Star. — London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

• . hi s !.'end (Mr. Owl to.ptasievia-bia pbailibb mach zeal, aad sit the exp'esse of so and doe and trouble. He could net, however, go abut wi t h h ; m :n the hope of ameloratingthe condida of - the l o wer classes to such a degree as he seemed to er icc.: nor should Pie wish it to go forth to the public that he thought the plan would produce all ;he anticipated from it by his sanguine friend. El Member of the Committee, he should do every thing inhis power to forward the objects for which it was a ppoint; d. The thinks of the Meeting were then unanimously voted to his Royal highness the Duke of KENT. ills Royal Highness returned thanks, and said, he would by zeal and attention do every thing in his power to make up for want of ability in the investi ffation of this important subject. The thanks of the Meeting being then proposed to t he Duke of Russel, his Royal Higlinest returned thanis. Ile did not claim any merit for attending the present Meeting. he came there because he was, anxious to hear what could be said upon the impor tint subject, and from a desire which he had to sup pat hit illustrious relation upon all such occasions. Sir WILLIAM DE CRESTIGNY took occasion to re mark, that, though appointed, te,serve on the Com mittee, he would not pledge himself that the distresses of the country could in any Very material degree be remedied by the proposed plan. He was perfectly ready, however, to give it his feeble support, con v:uced th , lt any thing in which the two illuitridus Persons before them concurred, must be praiseworthy and good in itself. He, should be always happy tote found connected with any cause that hadtheieetippbri. The Duke of KENT said, that all were agreed in one thing—the trouble, the care, and etpense with which Mr. Owen endeavoured to carry his plan into erect, having no other view than tg, serve the Public, and without any hope of personal advantage. He should therefore move, that the thanks of the Meet ing be en to Mr. Owen for his etertionst • The Motion was carried unanimously, ved-the Meeting broke up. TH E VENING STA R LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1819. THE FUNDS PRICE OF STOORE THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK : Batik Stock 215 216 3 per Cent Reduced 67 661 3 per Cent. Consols shut 4 for Cent. 85 per Cent. Navy shut Bank Long Annuities 17 13-16 } India Bonds 4 2 dis. Exchequer Sills (2d.) 2 4 dis. Omnium 2A Consols for Acct. 68 67i. DISTRESSES OF THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. GLASGOW WEAVERS. The Committee of Glasgow Weavers Pave pith qed an Address, dated the 22d instant, expressive ;if their grief and disappointment that polities should Eaveiseen introduced at the Meeting on the 16th init. cosiiened solely for the ptiipote of devising theNtsi mode of procuring immediate 'relief, and to petition ..he PRINCE RIGRET to aid all those of the trade who may be disposed to emigrate to the British settle ments in North America. The sense of the General Committee was absolutely averse to the intradiibtion ci politics in the proceedings of the Meeting, and they came to the detetminaton to object to every prd• position that might involve a political question. • EXTRACT OP A PRIVATE LETTER PROW GLASGOW. • A " Bridletor, Ofd June, ism " The Meeting 'width tisok place on the 16th has twelve :niusly estimated, front tO,bob to 60,00 b, and some will have e that no fewer than 100,060 were on the Green, from first to Lst. You can easily figure to yourself the thousands of opera tre weavers who were there, who get wages varying through 411 the shades of difference from less than one-half to lieu than o::e•slxth of original prices ; but it is not so easily eoaceinieil how such a multitude, assailed by so many heart-rending pritationl, could behave as they did. They retired from the hustings in a way or manner tat would have done honour to any class, age, cr nation. Never was the power of sound and correct princi. pies more satisfactorily illustrated, never the extent of human endurance more convincingly proved. Wbat will be the feeling', shat the fears, of those who have been in the habit of calling :nd treating us as the ncinisls multitude? Surely it le high time r these men to think that opprobrious names are now most inappropriate, and unwOrthy of men of liberal minders" SECOND MEETIN G: - ,Ve met on Saturday last, but owing to the above nentioned circumstance, that of different dpaidos, the Meeting. Was not the most cordial ; the pertinacity l l‘ith which each party defended their own side, kept up a very animated discussicua for a considerable time, until it wasat last agreed tameet on Thursday nun, and that in the intetim more Delegates from tore Districts should be chosen and sent to said Muting. At last Meeting it teas said that appliCk tin was made to Manufacturers, and that one sag gtted the propriety of calling a Meeting of that I. .bcdy, to try if.any good could be done by equalizing to prices. Indeed any, and every PIA must be , '.'cited that gives even a shadow of hope, for the raeril and urgent cry is—immediate relief! DUM FR I ES. The Cotton Weavers of Dumfries and neighboui -6d to the number of about 160, have strudk work, h imitation of their brethren in the west and the ^-'ll. Most of these men ai-e, or rather were, irtthe i loyment of English houses; and they complain ''•at the Carlisle manufacturers frequently to ad= r 3ll tage of the &*sce at which they reside, both to 'educe the raga* *ices, and to male them wbrk it mver rates tai are torrent in that town. IMP" JUNE 118. The decision bt etc House of Commtins on the • ‘ , Ol Tai haslined the Woollen Manufacturers with ..:ternation aid dismay, and it will doubtless tend •~ ti .•• , , . . „ to lietPittlate - thst lea* of distreis Which bee, of pressed so heavily. on the labouring dames. Rad it not been for this fatal measure, it is .vary grobskle that there would have been a considerable reirivil in the Woollen Trade, and chit that ettieme pressure' upon the manufacturing districts would have Iselin materially lessened. The despair produted by this measiiii i! Inch, that many bf the principal Menu factureri have suspended their works, and we under stand that some of them have it in contemplation to quit this country, if the Bill should ultimately pass into a law. CanLiaLi.;..itnik ass On Wednesday last, three weavers were trimra, to our Jail, charged, o n th e oat h o f two others, pea l'a combination, tending to excite their fellow-wonky men to destroy the webs in the looms of those wlik work for under-wages. They were examined on tisel following day and discharged, tstieh l It has been remarked, that many of the cr weavers in this city would be glad to receive earani. ante from the great disbursements, charged to county, for supporting destitute prisoners in the jail." Yesterday, two Weavers, in the employ of Mai., WATSON, of Dalston, who is Agent to Mr. R. Haw-, son, manufacturer , in this city, were proceeding , with three chains and weft (which were procured fbi theTurpose of being manufactured), ishen they wade stopped by a number of alto, and compelled to carry back the yarn to Mr. lisnvsols's warehouse. Mr. J. Kam being appointed to protect them, one bf the above mentioned weavers and a daughter of Mrs. WATSON took two chains and weft s , and having pro ceeded about three miles along the Dsdston road, and 1 • supposing themselves beyond the reach of danger, agreed that King should return home. Soon after the constable had left these, two individuals, they were surrounded by a considerable body of men, f .- 1 who, having knocked, them down, bunt the yarn with vitriol. The cries of the attacked having brought back Klan to their assistance, the assailants fled: ' The Faris Papers of Thursday and Friday have arrived since our last. The repairs in the Palate 9f St. Cloud are Ithw finished, and it is expected that the krto tvill tike up his residence there immediately after the proro gation of the Chambers. -On Wednesday the Chamber of Peers closed the adjourned discussion on the Budgets of 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818, and definitively adopted the Project of Lave, by a majbrity of -156 to 8. The Chamber then adjourned sine die. ' The Chamber of Deputies were on Wednesday and Thursday engaged in the general discussion of the third and last Financial Bill which relates to the Ways and Means. Intimation was given to the Pad !lunar, Of do less than thirty. Amendments. The , most remarkable speech delivered on the occasion, was bee by M: MaltesO r owe motion for-the print in; of lehith, g tlivisibn took ?lace. When he had &lashed, the left of opposition side,. called Out fin the printing of the speech ; this was opposed by the right side, and the determination of the Assembly being doubtful, the question was again put, ►hen the Miz nisten haling given their votes to the left side, it was carried in the affirmative that the speech should be printed. The speech of M. MAiiiiier. went at great length over the whole rystem of the GOvernment, pblitical, commercial; and financial. Amongst other sirgges, Lions, he strongly recommended the entering into Commercial relations with the Independent-States of South America& He did not wish the Government' to take any part in the contest between those Colonies' and the Mother Cbuntry. But When all the other maritilne Power's (Is it so ?) Were ageily deriving , advantage from an intercourse With these new States, why should France interdict such intercourse ? Would she del'et sending a Consul to Buenos Ayres until England had. consolidated her felations with the new Continent, when nothing would remain to France but to lament an opportunity lost?—He also conceived that Ministers might conclude a Treaty with the existing Powers of St. Domingo, beneficial to French romtnerce, and stipulating a just indem nity tot the unfortunate ExzCollinitts M. MAnort. concluded with sotbe geberai renew tions on the recent conduct of Ministers." When wi demand Reforms," said he, " they ask for time, apd even go the length of endeavouring to make us LW ! instruments of a reaction. But is there really any ppestion, then, of persecuting those who persecuted. r. ? Is there any proposal to direct ag,ainst them pro-, scriptions and lists of banishment ? - Did we demand judgments of exception and prevotal Courts? We `Wish to repose, and not to act. If reaction can be brought bout , it it when parties are allowed to re tain all the means of violence& I ask s where is our security, Where is our guarantee of a stable order of things ? Let the Ministers put an end to a danigetous system ; let them examine thetrue situation of France, and they will find it the same as it lately appeared to, - Let to sincerely with the spirit will • ~. .... „ .. . . r ‘• • iitokinaors ExPEDmott. .............. 4, • Ilan following Litter wag **tired in ToVrn minting s . 3 . • . “ BRISTOL, . " Arrived the Ifilibd. Maim? from Amain i she Cape Nicholas, an American "chooser, direct from Porto bound to Baltimore, who stated, that dill sir Gam" Gino* had deed in posiessiso of that plate intik* days, battle to Place, is which ISO pridates dad- id Of his I were killed, and, hinshelf sad She "tit of ilia fol.Ce irousliiii laies prieSsers." . . . We are much inclined td doubt the truth above American account - ThJ Commanders, rican vessel! liars cod often much plaisiir‘ triving and communicating to English ships get. which they ithagine May be unineasant British: t _ this I i '• . On riedusg tin *matt one et two ques ti on s pall s per dnatsiltes: The whole Spanish for sedated Porto Bello, When MACGREGORgot ~ lion, was only _466 men : did these till 460 and , and capture MACIA2OOII, and the rest of his forte Is. it at all probable that the Spanish Commander could hteetetaitted any reinforcement from Panama, that place - being in such imminent• danger fro_a t 4l EI aanqustrations of Lord COCRAN2 1 6 F rom Cirtha -11, VP vanibitan o could be obtained LT4isasufrib e le a d al w itc f c o nn t nh e at n the o G r r m e A rnm go . 0 _ 1 - POO 10, had declared his inability AY *int rte CaiU.. snafu, tile place. • Mails fro* libuiders• "bid Holland have brought us this fortaist Papers td the 25fh instant: The following ate attracts l BRUSSELS, JUNE 24. • lin die 21st, the Members of the Soc i ety of War anion Celebrated , as usual, the anniversary of the grind event which gave rise to its institution: 11AD1IID. JUNE a. • The last account's from the dant of Africa dreadful picture of the ravages of the plague at Mo rocco ; the mortality was such that it was become impossible to give an exact statement of those who died daily ; the number, according to the opinion of some persons; was 400. The disorder Is no less cruel in other.cities, *nth as Salim Alazar, and Tetuan: at Tangiers k had abated since the 20th April. The Insurgent privateers are everywheitt They infest the toasts of Gallicia ; ernize in greet n*fnbers off Cape St. Yibcent ; penetrate ifitb the Straits, where they often Make prizes ; and some have even had the boldness tolo into the Mediterraaean, and are eruizing in sight of the harbour of Malaga. The foreign journals, particularly those pnnted in England and the Netherlands, are more strictlr pro. hibited in Spain than ever. If any still come it is M the Ambassadors; and to stunt mivcantile houses. ritArnucntft JURE 17. The-politital document published at Hambnigh, Ives es the following statement of the actual force of e Russian army Regular Infantry . . 340, 0 00 Cavalry/ - . Artillery : Artily or Reserve, first line I 100,01 X) Ditto, second li ne - 50,4300 Vet • ~; L map * and WOW • : sue • liapara aimed , .4 & 1 1163.000 • Of whkk 48,600 are lini faeces, consisting of 585,000 foot, 154,000 horse; and 49,000 artillery. —r—. Baltimore Papers to the Ist, BOstbi to the 2ci, and Neat York to the 5d of June have arrived at a late hour this forenoon: We h ave not, upon a cursory review of their contents, met with any thing of strik, ing importance: Bank failures still continue to in crease. The City Danis of Baltimore has stopped payment, and ma ny others are said tb be tottering. —The application Made by Captain BLACKLIR, of his Britannil Majesty's ship Laa, to the American. Governirient, to deliver up the British seamen who joinesi the crew of the piratical ship Louisa, has been imsticeessful ; "probably," says the Ainerican Jima nalist, " on the ground that they are as amenable to the Laws of the United States, as those of Great Britain" - . • - • TM ARMY. A detachinent of the 16th or Queen's Light Dr-1. goons, now Lancers, with Lieutenant-Colonel RAt ifOND Pittr., has arrived in Bristol from Ireland.-,-- Most of the Officers and Privates have thedals for their gallantry. The men are a fine set of fellows, and look remarkably well after their voyage. Last week, two divisions of the 88th regiment marched from Editihnrgh Castle, On their route to Hull. Thursday, the first division of the 6d fbgiment marched into'the €astlei to replace the 88th: The Tinsiikt, Captain WaLo VOMIT, hits tailed trans Cbtk, with sealed orders, which are not to be opened until he reaches a certain lsuitude. Two ships of twenty guns each, so be called the Dep4sto and Porcupine, are ordered to be built at Plymouth.--The Saaltolsa is to be broke up.—The Cklesaimaill and Rabaarr are to be sold oif. 'The kliasslDOir, of 20 guns, Captain Leant, is ordered to Portsmouth from Plymouth, to embark the ALosanra Assilassarion, now in this country, and convey hint iti Algiers. Wedneeday, a boat returning frond Lsrp ftdr; upset when off the Cock of AMU, and all on board perished. It is said, there Were Irani 15 to 20 persons , on board. HAY-111ARICIT THEAT22.—This house was tole rably well filled on Saturday evening The Skrions • J ew ' which brig shore, a Fame; tapas, ut,'froln.the isli . tonaVairelia... ' led Wan , aim, frail Calcutta Tornio, from frinididt, • Lerwoog Jim, 416.-rriVed jetterdiy; „the buena, Pliant, from aarbion—nailed tied; May, hi compani with Ate Majesty's ship Lea, Captain &actin, kern 3sinail:s for go t . _ had, - with specie.—On the Bth June, is lat. 44. 6'.. long. Sil l ke the Belie, Hornsaletilf..Sempaol.tor and die Atthei , the latter from Colley Alma Arrived today; die., Martha, Striatum Sinn mew Yoh--sailed 64 hind on tilc. 7th, in let. 45. SD. long: st, ipoke the ship Anattirn; acid the ;Wel, Wigton, bound for St. Jellit'l ; Ote latter vessel bill beet* Itruek lighthing and iveelie4 4 eonsidel-Able dkitiske, and had owl' gum killed. . Arrived tale Wiii+en, K.A*f, from Mak:wham lo 116 days : in lat. 6.41: look le. 17. was Sotto:led by a lamina teliiipspisli colour;, ivithplundareit than of statei; potaiiii4 ttii6r of his watili, and 16 pieces of i goill find bther Money, Ardved i the Telegraph, (;orrpr, frerin Philadelphia—rpbk‘ Oh Mointgoonea, Boxy, (root HAM for Philadelphia, With 3$ kiseniers, lb bf Willits and three seamen had dig of dis ainill pox: -•, ~.1 biri.auctive Fitts. —Satuidat, between one and: two o'clock, a fire broke out in the Printing-office of ,11 Messrs &INSLEY and Sot, in 1131 -court, FTeet-itrtit. • • • 'lt happened to be the atinhal testi I . of the ivorktri' — thp At ao at none I the* mere Oil e jotefills4. ThO iiibes ivere 'disc . overed by a female-servant, Who comrhiMicated The circumstance to Mr. Bittijitsiv,, juhiot, *kb was in the counting-hottikt: . li s efore the iitrifpl (A . any of the fire-engineslbe fiainejk.tad made 'rapid progress, and had tbminitnicated to a very large stock of paper, a ebhsillerible l iiirt bf iihich • . was ' - to . .0 411 ate rholt . • threat. dainage. - happn-- , - 4 *ere lost: The western wall of the printing-office fell in with a tremehdObs crash,. about nine o'clock. The en. gines continued to a late hour to play upon the ruins. Alderman Woon, very soon after the breaking out of the fire, was npbn the spot, and with his wilt . known activity, laboured to render eiery advisee and assistance in his power. . . The value of the property destroyed on Mr: BEws- Left premises is estimated at £BO,OOO, and he is re ported to be insured at about £30,000. The whole loss stistaitted by all the parties, it is iheught, will amount tb about £130,000. Mr. BawsLav, who is st printer of great eminence, was among the first to ply the power of the steam-en ins to the printing press, and it *as 'reported that the conflagration was occasioned by the tire used for the steam-engine em ployed to drive two of the newly-invented printing. machines. This report Is not correct, for the machine used for printing by Steatti Was erected in the centre at the garden, behind the house, and was not injured aicept by the falling of the walls on the building, but . tis what 6:relit cannot at present be Oatettained. The flr4 undetitand; brig ihated In thehdi..pressingrooni. V'eanisiliy night, about twelve o'clock; an alarm or - Are WU given in Nelson -street, Olasgow., i „The water ! menet were Walk on the Spa, and being well suppled, ihir qtakty gut it under; not, however; Without caasidersbla !Diary so the preening' in which it originated, and the cqinplete ruin of the Stock of geode, ednsining principally bl any! hats. The fire cossequently4o neighbours, assumed a formidable aspect. They threw out their furniture, and, in the luirt'y and emission, a child wall ; wrapt up in some blanket; ina tido** nut with a 1)0; its criei led to a discovery of its situation and its resew ;it had not ans. Mined the slisktftt Maury, no; did any other person. COItNAMiRKET, DIAitk ! LANE, Tlnkt as. • Having btlt a moderate supply of Wheat this ihd the Heather being showery, Fine rani from Essex and Retain& ready sale at an advance of 4s. par qr. oh last Monday's prices. —Fine Barley . It froM ls. to 2s. pet qr. dearer, and there was More demand for the low qualitiel of Foreign Barley, fur rinding; at last week'S penes. - Oats ate I s per 4r: higher, nbtwithstanding the very large arrivals from abroad.— In Beans and Peas there is scarcely - any - chit% doing, and prices remain thesante as lain week; . SMITHFIELD MARRET, .iUNR as. b ee f Od to 5i sd Vtal. .. . Od to Ss ma t t e & ..4s Od to Ss 6ii I Pork Lash!) 48 od to as Sd kiln]; At Aurigae. gash 178O4aives 260—Sheip and Limbs 17140--Plii stq HAt AND STRAW PER LOAD. Hay...... B 5 Oi to AV Os I Straw 104 to 4$ i 44 • Clintet...4:.6 08 to 7 OS Rowen . . , I . 4 • 'I. %A. • . I . . • . ‘4lllllk • ••111 , • ..-.! 7 • • • . - s • • - - .0 I • a. °f' 4 '1T . .4 4 +! VAinft7.". ,• , Tint . • e .. . merdi mrituarifficz ~.,i. , -!, •: --- rii • ..„, ........-.......... rorliii ihil Jon li..—Sallell.alsis day the Ldleil, , ‘4. * . • • Asoosh kr Omsk with a Mil aad• I ~ _i__!: - .1. DtdPuotp! illiCkftiltaPtikt RAJOINTON t ci a .., , , i ,... JIM II IL Asreras ; Lep?" Osptelnlialsniss rand anisili %I h. spoke, . atm foak.Ca!ais, vi e sleansgsas.: ..Arrived than as • thheldh Pato Bello, t= .4 1,1191 . 1 , , Barn"; 884,1ritill Flatlieb.pletke4, l 7 Oscs fit this moral 4 the Moe Gadd', moon Mac- bigness, for Calais, lei* pesiengites:..Oltrived .thh 4, Rya,' severe Princess Charlotte arekit, Carlin litia.s.esey, Props Ostend, h i s m em 'with a mail and s sigl. this afternoon, the Flora, C. stu t e 'd ..A Atom frailsclasngerh. ~ ~ "'"- Da4x, hint 47.—Wind W.—Artlied yesterday ind raijeri - .• .• Kii- the River the Min, HA tort; from Jamaica: Caine demi I th of th e from the River the 110Ittl) ' redo:Hat '.'llidai, for Prince PA . o f ward's Island, and the lkisit sloop of ipir. Arrtved IPR • 4 ._ A a re-_ for the Mier *day thi ./liiii;. Ifitisison ; Viariku . Haste In ,Fon - Lewin ; Coavir e iNorcluunptelf . , Trainor., pa intelli- Lord taith, C = l :l l 4 froid • dio Cape packr, Aunt * . int to the keel thiCape of Good Hapel, , , ilene*ar, Camera:ix, hn4 Peteefnag Haan ; from Barbadoea ;.* Faith,„ Evan, (Mot I _,.• • ~•• '' ' Herb; tied Princess Charlotte, BUTT, fras Jamaki, tamp Igns Pa,ta - down front the River the Mice, himt„ea,,for T has forx,tltilt sailed with the Iliac Todd, Lady Batiks, and I lioristlay for .ot pOsais- . guttioc: , . ) and 70, Ilaaivicardirix, p.—Arrived the Lady iiisexo packet,Srtms )ii fort Cuxhaven ; and Saila the karl Leicester pac ket, for kl otti olithd t mo i t ? Beauftket for Cithaien; and Alkiance pack'et, for , mtnandet htt, with mails. ~, l Panama, ne ' Tll, Jame 27.—Wind W.S.W:--tilieS iesiiideg lit f ro m th e Majesty's aSip claisseerrek, for Halifax. Mifved rollit, the r; Fame, Piths, from fit. Jago, out 48 411..—ObrVed Off Cacaa n Lama- five vets* wrecked pad on shore,, one an. haperican ichodhcrs I ; fdr we an d inn, i liiith vessel laden with iilli; Ste:—tiff Berrnuctii; saw -nor, w h o a Aria on shore, bilged; find her Mists shipped; Also arrived; tCGREOOh the Fame; Woes, froth Ttiniaid, Out Ave weeks ; Fame trab, 7 to send '`P`'` . Ir°l2l.the ;°)!1 of ' Alt'vlsi " ; W Y tell = d y . HainS ' frolip.Slarts Leone; and t:PRIPate. =y . till isil Jose. Passed alb ffitcr i filelana; Sovereign, fropi J= l 2 _ Byrn% e brought Kaasear, Nat Calcutta fie Coped:won ; and Lady thrllloodo rr • i was hanging uptb drr. By two o't tVii range e • off Pnntbig-offiCes were in a blaze, : and ened destoiCtion to ariestrerrely close and crowded ntighbonrhbed: 14 , three o'clock, or k abort time after, tuft it vestige of thoie, once eittnsive mires ittifilned, except the party:.Wallt and the base- ment floor. The whOle of the very extens ive print.; itmatezials of this Establishment were totiStithed: dwelitti.house tiefinned i try Mr. ett, seis*Wbichlai tHe of the printuirotEte; the back part oTivhiCb; and the roof and uppl:r ricoms, Were destroyed: A consider.; tAll of the furniture is burnt;, and tile remalndei , much damned. The flames nett caught the oitutt ing-house of concern ) *filch lay to the left of the - dwelling-house, and it was 'entirely - destroyed. In northerly direction, th e fire extended to the baEl t p ar t of the houses in t ough= )tare; occupied l)y Messrs: Ssitrit and Co. Messrs. Eint and Co. (both fttiviets){ and another large htiuse occupied by Mrs: fiAtiebsi as a Ladies SchoOl ; the latter ivai entiielr de- sttoyed, and the fortnir tery much damaged: To; wards the ivest the fire did also considertible dainage: We are happy., hbw ever, to state that ne lives were lost: asewling Five per correct that ' them. 'Let them co-operate sincerely With the spirit Drama bf The Jess ?f Lubeck, which is got up very of the laws, and then they will make a wotth7 teturn effectively, was received with great applause. The to the confidence of the Prince, and ti; that of Las" Musical Farce of- The Turnpike Gate followed ; and tied tired out with misfortune* and desirous of repose, -the entertainments concluded with the Farce of Mo and will reach the conviction that the (*tit of 1i..; den Antipiits. , berty are the firmest defenders of the ths o . ,_ _nil ._ .. ENGLISH OPRIA-Hoysz—'—The larobrite Opera of NI tAi is ,Matte tin W,ntin,,,_esdnY,nileFort„_ rg w ec tiss• Up All Night Was repeated on Saturday las; to a full Chamber in tie *tame °IT*, t•ic °ln's'" 991. mad audience, followed by the Operetta of Bachelors' examine th 6 Pycti•ct rt uve to me um?"tat l 9° ' Wives. Eoth pieces received universal applaose: exportation of Coins a Erpbrter took occasion to , ray, Mr. Mim e , of the gamin,' Inn, Stir/lag, fell from correct an erroneOns opinion which hid eine abroad, bis blew, - mut reistvie so goitre I hurt behind the ear ea lis that the piirport Of the Ordp4ieed law was to inteislict sow . _after *O.. the.entry of fbreign corn info French ports , hi ell- . it SP' MEN :.:.—On Mondat- last G. Creep= , I . Me If and George M`LerePto ire?* tried plaineds that its tenon!' west Only to limit the im- ef • id. before the olating L e CourtJusticiary at inbergh, ports" upon such st scale as would *meat the agrsc ~. .. Hi h ' Cb of -• Ed* sepulchres of the dead, * Presto*- tural interessi of France, and coacisaed by ma w tot ti *ending the eds . :option of the project[ Five per Centsr-68 francs 5S ceniti kneed to one year's imprisothent In Edinburgh Jail. +~ IlMiebol loprolliegaiMme M' ~:.