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any effort to overthrow it, by a retrenchment similar to that norm tinder Aliscussitt:, is considered as a blow aimed at the vitals, the very heart of the Minister! He concluded. by promising his support to the Motion. !kb,. WEI T LIMLIi.Y tieriart(i the, he would not sacri fice his public duty to popularity. Notwithstanding v.liat had been advanded to the cnt.trary, he did not believe that the in fluence of the Crown was too great or too dangeroto. The present motion was of both a nature as tki require his opposition, and from a principk of dl.ty he %mild act accordinsly. Te question was then loudly called for fr9m all karts of the 'louse, when a division cumuli, and the numbers were—Ayes 34,4-4.Nioes 1145—blajoray against the Motion 91.—Adjourncd. THE EVENING STAR LONDON. FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1819. TUX FUNDS. TRICK OT STOCKS Tills DAY AT OWE O'CLOCK : Bank Stock shut—Bank Long Anns. shut. per Cent. Reduced shut—Cons. 74j 74 Cons. for A cc. 74111-4 per Cent. shut. 4 per Cent. shut-3 per Cent. Navy 10411 i India Stock shut—ludia Bonds 36 38 prem. Bank for Acc.l:6B 239 Exch. Bills (2d.) 1 2 dis. This morning we have another arrival from Bue nos Ayres, which brings us letters from that place to the clase of last year. A letter, dated Buenos Ayres, December 31st, states as follows :-- e , Lord COCHRANE has arrived in Chili, and on the 4th inst. entered St. Jago, where he was received with every mark of respect. He has been offered the command of the Chili Squadron, which he is expect ed immediately to assume. The merchant vessels in Valparaiso are likely to he much distressed for sea men—every one is running to join Lord COCHRANE." The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday arrived this forenoon.—The Chamber of Deputies had on Monday a public sitting, in which the only business transacted was the disposal of a number of Petitions, none of them of any particular interest, reported to the Chamber by the Committee on Petitions. The Chamber afterwards resolved itself into a Secret Committee, when the President gave in to be read the Resolution communicated by the Chamber of Peers relative to thi Law of Elections. The Chamber re mitted the Resolution to the Bureaus for examination. The order of the day then called for the discussion of the Resolution of the Chamber of Peers for the abolition of the Droit d'Auboine, the Committee on which had reported by a majority for its abolition M. DUVERGIER de HAURANNE opened the debate by a speech in the negative. and was followed on the same side by M. KERN and M.JAQUINOT PAMPE LUNE. The Resolution was supported by M. LAINE de VILLEVEQUE and M. BEUGNOT. The farther dis cussion of the question was then adjourned till the ensuing day. Srl WI; dicturbances have broken elbt at Nismes. An article in the Journal ditt ct.t.c, that {or %Ans. , days a general agitation was observed in the public niiud, which was attributed to the proposition for modifying the Law of Elections. On Sunday the 7th of March, a multitude assembled in front of the Theatre, and menacing vociferations and cries were heard. The Authorities endeavoured to disperse the populace, but for a long time their efforts were un- 1 availing. The patroles sent to disperse them were insulted, and assailed with stones. Various rencon tres occurred in different quarters of the city, hut, happily no person ssas seriously wounded : at length, on the 9th, Lieutenant-General de Biticne, Com mandant of the Military Division in which Nismes is situated, arrived with 500 troops, and tranquillity is said to have been since entirely re-established. The produce of the Customs of France, which was estimated for last year at 80 millions of francs, ap- pears, by a Return of the Minister of Finance, to have exceeded 90 millions. A private letter from Rome states that four indi. viduals have left there to proceed via Ostend . to St. Helena, namely, Doctor VITIALI, a young Physician and Priest, native of Corsica ; Professor ANTOMAR CHI, Surgeon of the University of Pisa ; Abbe BONA VISTA, Priest, aged 65, native of Corsica, attached to the Princess BORGIIESE, and appointed Apostolic Missionary from the Congregation de Propaganda Fide to the Catholic Colony of St. Ilelena ; and a Cook destined for the domestic service of BONAPARTE. —All these individuals have, it is said, been furnished with passports from the English Minister. They have come under an obligation not to quit the Island oft St. Helena while BONAPARTE is i:1 life, unless the l English Government shall judge it proper to remove them. The sending of a Priest to St. Helena is said to be particularly owAlg to Cardinal FEscrr, who ad dressed himself on the subject, with the recommen dation of the 110 LY FATHER, to Earl Minium?. A ship arrived at Leghorn, in twenty-eight days . from Alexandria, in Egypt, has brought intelligence that IBRAHIM l'acitA, the younger son of the VICE ROY of Ecru, had returned to Cairo, and had been received there with all the honours due to the con queror of the Wachabites; so that all that has been said as to the violent death of this Chieftain, may be regarded as wholly void of foundation.— The Viceroy of Egypt appears determined to estab lish a rigorous system of quarantine according to the principles adopted in Europe. He has already made a Lazaretto to be built It Alexandria. The Viceroy has also begun to construct a Grand Canal, to con- duct the waters of the Nile to Alexandria. French five per Ccnts.—Shut price, 08 f. '2O c.— Monday, ex. div. G 6 f. 40 c. THE PRINCE REGENTS LEVEE. Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE GENT held his first Levee for the season at Carlton House, which was attended by a very numerous and brilliant assemblage. The Pn NCE REGENT'S I-louse:mid appeared in deep mourning for the late QUEEN, to receive the com pany. At one o'clock a Guard of Honour, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. JAMES SrEwAnr, marched into the Court Yard, preceded by the Band of the 3d Foot Guards, in state uniform. A detachment of the Life Guards, with 'their full mounted Band, arrived soon after in Waterloo-place, opposite Carlton House, to act under the direction of the Police, to regulate the carriages, &c. The Bands played alternately some delightful marches and various favourite pieces of music, and the very favourable state of the weather attracted a considerable crowd. A party of the Yeomen of the Guard lined the Grand Hall, in their full mourning uniform, as they appeared at the funeral of the late QUEEN, with their partisans or arms covered with crape. The REGENT entered his closet about half-past two o'clock, and gave audiences to several of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers. . . The Archduke MAXIMILIAN and suite had an au dience of the PRINCE, and took leave of his Royal HiAness previous to his departure from England, which was expected to take place last night. The Duke SAN CARLOS, the Spanish Ambassador, and Count LIEVEN, the Russian Ambassador, had audiences of the REGRNT, and were conducted by Sir ROBERT CHESTER, the Master of the Ceremonies, to &liver letters of condolence from their Sovereigns upon the death of her late Majesty the QUEEN. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YORK and GLOUCESTER, and most of the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State and Household, were present. As were also the following: The Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the Vice-Chan cellor, the Master of the Rolls, the Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General, the Judge of the Admiraky Court, the Lord Mayor of London, the Recorder of London, the Sheriffs of London and Middle sex (Roberts and Gwynno), the Judge Advocate, Under-She riff Turner, Under-Sheriff Pullen, the King's Proctor, and the Secretary at War. Among the numerous assemblage also present were the following, who were upwards of two hours and a half in setting down from their carriages 3 Duxes—Wellington, Portland, Roxburgh, San Carlos, Athol, Northumberland, Norfolk, Argyll, Dorset, Newcastle. Mitaquisars--Winchester, Stafford, Worcester, Camden, Tweedale, Huntly, Lansdowne, Anglesey, Buckingham, Bath, Salisbury, Clsolmondeley, Ileadfort. Ee'axs-.--Besborough, Hardwick, Lauderdale, Wlnchilsea, Ormond, Fortescue, Strathmore, Temple Ancnun, Clanwil liam, Wicklow, Aberdeen , Rosalyn, Breactilbane, Westmeath, Huntingdon, S haftesbury, Rocksavage, Harewood, hfeaborough, Abercrombie, St. Germaine, Clare, Bathurst, Albemarle, Bee dye, Limerick, Yarmouth, Aliesbury, Bridgewater, Coventry, Pembroke, Harcourt, Itlaeclesfiekl, Liverpool, Wannerland, Harrington, Lonsdale, DelawuTe- Viacom's—Clive, Exmouth, Cranbourne, Carleton, Castle reagh, Newport, Kilmorey, Glenorchy, Sidmouth, Nnrmanby, Northland, Gort, Melville, Bridport, Kirkwall, Keith, Deer hurst, Lake, Sidney, Palmerston, Melbourn, Jocelyn. Loans—E. O'Brien, Bentinck, Flmherst, Clare, Grenville, Grantham, R. Seymour, GreaveatStael, Kenyon, H. Thyme, G. Cator, Dunalley, Rossmore, J. Stuart, Colville , Napier, Hartland, Petre, Walsingham, Freemantle ' Lovaine, Garvegh, Saltoun Captain S. Hay, E. Somerset, Lynedoeb , Arden, H. Mtwara, J. Murray, St. Helen's, Boston, Grantley, J. Thyme. Maur Ilorrouartaxam—Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, R. Peel, Sir G. Hill, W. Diodes, Becket N. Vansktart, S. Bourne , G C. L..a, W. W. Pali, 111%.*Lisson. Bub: urst, F. Robinson. Honouagacza--Badl Cochrane, Mr. Clive, Sir C. Colville, Capt. Munroe, R.N. Rev. J. Neville, Opt. It. Cust, Lieut. E. Gore, Lieut.-Col. E. Phipps, Major E. Gore, Rev. R. Welles ley, King, W. Lamb. Btsifors—Chester, Ely, Gloucester, Liandaff. Exeter, Salis bury, London. . . _ AS4BASSADORSAISIS MINISTIMP—American, Swedish, Sazon,Ne apulitan, Spanish, Netherlands, Sardinian, Russian, Portuguese. Baaoss--Wolfe, Sternheld, Jost, Pfeilitzer, Fogel, Nolcken, de Ilontesquieu. Covers—_Ludolt, Monster, Lieven, Woronzow, Luck. Staq--W, Congreve, C. Flower, J. llontein, S. Shepherd, T. Bell, J. Graham, G. Noel, W. Welby, M. Tierney, Hart. R. S. Hawks, C. lalonck, J. Astley, J. Simeon, A. Johnston, W. H. Robinson, F. Debanges, A. Lechmere, Bart. J. CottereU, G. Nayler, B. Spencer, N. Duckinfield, A. Wordy, S. B.'filot land, 11. Jones, J. Harrington, G. Shiffner, J. Yorke, A. Far rington, Bart. F. de Rottenburg, 11. liarding, J. P. Acland, (fart. D. Baird, R. Arbuthnot, T. Liddell, C. Coghill,-.1. Sewell, 'l. B. Thompson, J. Compton, 1). I'ark, C. Imhoff, J. Mont gomery, J. Doyle, H. Johnson, W. Curtis, C. F.dmonstone, C. Campbell, R. Bolton, R. Jackson, R. 11111, H. Calvert, G. Wood, F. I/Allman, It. Blair, C. Heiken, G. Nugent, J.. Cam pbell, J. Lyon, C. Asgill, Hildebrand Oakes, E. Paget, C.Green, H. Fane, W. P. Carroll, G. Wormy, F. G. Maclean, ll. Calvert, It. Gifford, N. Conant, W. Stewart, D. Dundee, 11. Turner, C. Hastings, R. Wigram, jun. G. Jerningham, Gore Ousley, W. Stirling, J. Shelly , C. Cockerell, J. B. Burgess, H. Campbell, R. Gardiner, H. Torrent', J. Sylvestet, R. Chester, W. Keppet. Rom. Docruns--Stanier Clarke, Holcombe, Short, Dakin. ALDERMLN—Birch, Sir C. Hunter. Rte. Mrsoas.--.T. Ferrero, IL Fmch, R. Owen, W. Brown, H. IL Mdman, J. Neville, Webber, R. Carr, IL Lowth, J. Sampson.—AacmaracoN—Rev. Thomas Hook. G.v►waoas—Camerun, Farquhar. Aossiam.s.—J. F. Douglas, Dixon, Spranger, Southeron, Sir Thos. Williams, Griffith, Sir F. Buller Sir P. 51.dcolin, Sir J. Knight, Sir B. Martin Sir J. Whitshed Sir G. Cockburn. diMillALll4lll. Balfour ' Ramsay, Sit. A. Farrington, Sir F. de Rottenburg, St. Join Cartwright, Sir D. Baird, Sir Wm. Parker, Carron, Sir C. Inthoff. Sir C. Colville, Sir 11. Blair, Sir C. Ilalkett, Sir J. Campbell, Sir J. Lyon, Sir 11. Oakes, Hon. E. Phipps, Sir W. Congreve, Sir C. Asgill, Lord E. Somerset, Sir C."Ureen, Macleod, Sir E. Paget, Lord Lyndoch, Sir G. Murray, Sir F. G. Malcolm, Sir H. Calvert, Sir lk ?ask, Sir J. Doyle, Sir Henry Johnson, G. Cookson, Mtintrzsor, Handl- ton, Smith, Dyott, P. K. Skinner, Lee, Wemyss, Thornton, Forbes, Wetherall, Cuppage, R. A. 11111, Tinling, Wtddington, F. Maitland, Montgomatie, Sir 11. Fane, Ilugonin , Stcurlitt„ Taylor, liorthwick, Brown, Skinner, Robert Bolton. CoLotaLs--Stevenson, Palmer, Whatley, Sir Wm. Robe, Sir IL Ilardinge, Addison, Fitzgibbon, Keating, Vernon, Sjr B. Spencer, Calvert, Graham, Salmon, Saltoun, Milling, Ellis.. combo, Dance, Fisher, Acheson, Strait, Ilunra Blair, Raban, Chapman, Palliser, De Basset, C.II. Norman, Perceval, C. Smytt, li , Gibbs, Sir C. Campbell, Radclyte, T. J. Wemyss, Fyers, Cotton, Sir R. Jackson, Sq . R. 11111, J. Elphin stone, onillion, Mayne, West, Morland, D'Arcy, Lambert, Percy, Sir It. Arbuthnot, Thorn, Sir N. Campbell, Cunning ham, Roberts, Marquis of Tweedale, Macleod, Delap, Barrow, Hugh Millie, C. Stapylton Lygoa, Macdonald, Sir Camp. bell, Hutchins, Sir G. Mulcaster. MAJOIth—LOng, Peters, ilahetly, Hon. Chas. Gore, Moore, Moore, Stewart, Cavendish, Wildman, Napier, BaMavis Tyler, Webber, Wells, A. F. Dyson. Carraves—Satheby, Curzon, Lennox, Charlewood, Murray, Farquhar, (lower, Hanchett, Dukinfield, Bastard, Mitchell, Waldegrave, Carter, Macleod, Fuller, Cust, MackelLar, U.N. Woollaston, R.N. Hawtayne, R.N. Pellew, Hood, Knight, Doyle, R. Bruce, J. ROSS, rend, Wen. Percy, Sir M. Maxwell, Conroy. Lindkarn, Clifford, Puget, Forrest. S. ltechelt, Hunter, Lord J. hay, St. Ck.ir, Malint, Kortright, G. IVeophat, Mat leod, G. &rooter, Montague, hlarington, tleyliger , Grentell, l ,Mason, Clay. Sir W. Gardner, bL Cazc, J. Harmer. Lettronot.zis--Aufrine, 11. Tbynne, Bacon Hun. R. Gore, Storey, It Cupp age , F. Fitzclarence, lion , Bullock , Downes, ChatErlJ, Marten, J. S. Johnson, Lane, knbe, Norton, Bur. rard, Colebrooke, Long, 4. Cathcart, Stadia, Robe, R. A. Rnbe, R. : Knight, Watson, R. W. Cursle, G. Jones, Wright. Stare.---EnsigTi Robe. Alzsaas.—Rush, Lister, l'srker, 'hotle Wilbraham, Albert, Adam Smith, Francis. Henry Johnix., W. Roe, Drummond, Delap, Hamilton, Westenra, thrt Davis, Riot, Courtenay, Phillips, Askew, John Warre, Hunter Blair, William Wadd, Egerton, Croker, Aust, Whyte, Melville, is aen, Gwynue, Crickitt, Henry Ellis, Graham, Wanone, Taylor, 131ackburnt, Roberts, Horton, Mecham, Abraham John 1 , alpy, Penn, Fre derick St. John, Mitchell, Knox, Capel Hanbury, Turner, Al bany Saville, Henry Dundas Perrott, C. Hurvey, Chester, R. 3lanby, Martin, Brent, Smith, Carlisle, A. C. Grant, Wadham, Wyndham, Legh, Desbrow, Pears:, Brogden, Mackenzie, Lcake, W. Peek, Peel, J. Burch Western, J. Carroll, Edwari!, Byam, G. L. Blount, Francis nicker, J. Faye, G. W. Finch Hatton, Fitzhugh, Jameson , Abbott, henryy G.Ward, It. Ward, B. Mansfield, .Marsden, Onintaney, Leonard, &c. The following were among the numerous Presen tations to the PitiNce ligt;ENT: The Earl of Bartanazzasa, ou his return from the Continent. Mr. Sheriff Gwessis, on his costing iszto orice. The Loan MAYOR of faitooN, by the Recorder and Sir C. Ifuntet.—Mr. PRAM, with an Address fron► Portland. Cnirrrut, on his appointment of Assistant Master and 'Marshal of the Ceremonies. Majnr-General RAMSAY, on his return to his Government of Antigua.—Ensign Hoene, by his father. Mr. A , on his appointment as Surgeon Extraordinary to the Prince Regent. _ . . . The Rev. Mr...Ws:Baca, Prebendary of Westminster. Mr. A. J. Vatry, to present the Firit Rat of the Regent's Edition of the Lie/pain and Variorum ClasUes ; introduced by Lord Sidmout h. Rear-Admiral Sir BTAH MARTIN and Sir WILLIAM Co:mart/1, with an Address front Plymouth. Mr. Sheriff RORLRTS, upon his coming into office. Commissary-General Sir W. H. RusaNsov, on his return from Canada Dr. GRer, by Mr. Lushington. Sir Iwo' ASTLRY, by the Earl of Mexhorough. Mr. JOHN CARROLL, M.P. by Viscount Catleton. Mr. Under-Sheriff Tomcat', by Mr. Sheriff Roberts. Mr. Faascis, to deliver the Jewel of the Order of the Bath worn by the late _Sir Philip Francis, deceased. - WHATLEY, On his appointment as Groom of the Bedchamber. Mr. Under-Sheriff PUL1.214, by Mr. Sheriff G. Gwynn°. Major LONG, Royal Staff Corps, en his return from Canada, by ths Lord in Waiting. Major Thai, 93d Regiment, on his return from the Army of Occupation, and previous to joining his Regiment in Ireland. Lieutenant Cotartooc, R. A. on his return from Ireland. The Archbishop of JERUSALEM was not among the personages presented at the Levee yesterday. GRAND BALL AT ALMACKS.—Wednesday night, the assemblage was truly brilliant ; the Ladies were elegantly attired, and wore a profusion of jewels. At half past eleven o'clock, a new favourite Quadrille was led off by the following couples : Lord ANCLAX - Lady G. Fates The Hon. Mr. Cunt Lady JAYE PAGET Lord Aylmer - Lady C. GREVILLE Lord CLANIVILLIANE The Hon. C. Goat Colonel STANHOPE - Lady C. GRYTILLE Lord ALTHUE HILL Lady C. WINDSOE Count CARAMAN Lady G. BATHURST Hon. Cul Prase - Miss BEAUMONT Colonel BORA icrs - Miss FITECLARENCE Lord CEANIORNE Lady G. LrNnox . Gatvtaae - - Hon. Miss Rowary COlOnel FILLEMANTLE - Lady S. KEPPEL. The Archduke MAXIMILIAN, and the Duke of WELLINGTON were among the distinguished Per sonages present. On the sth instant died at Lausanne, in the 50th year of his age, the Hon. J. T. Caret., second brother of the Earl of ESSEX, married to Lady CAROLINE PAGET, eldest daughter of the late Earl of UxsitiDdr.. The late lion. B. COLYEAR, son of Lord blitgorrowN, who died of fever at Rome, brought on by the personal ill usage re ceived from a baodittl, was in his 254.1 year. On his attaining the age of 25, he would have become possessed of funded iro perty of the late Duke of Alicasrra, to the amount of .C:00,000, which now goes in equal shares to &uteri GREAT/LEAD, of Guy's Court, and General MONTAGU MATHEW. BETTING AT TA.TTERSALL'S YESTERDAY. RIDDLESWORTII STAKES. sto I agst Treasurer. I 6to I agst Brother to Sooth -7 to 2 agst Blue Stockings. sayer. DER BY. 61 to 1 agst Euphrates 111 to 1 agst Pledge 12 to 1 apt Iris 22 to I agst Lord Jersey's colt. 13 to 1 agst The Dontinie DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 9 to I apt Laird 12 to 1 agst Minos 10 to 1 apt Mandan 20 to I apt Cardinal Wulsey, 11 to 1 apt Lisette (taken.) (taken.) GRAND Poor Fate, FOR 200 GUINEAS, arrwrax RAYNFR, TIIF KIDITISH MAN , AND THE CHICKEN 131:11:11FR.-.41e above run ners are considered two .f the best pedestrians of the day tOr swiftness. The race is to take place on Tuesday, on Sunbury Common, to avoid the crowd, the distance of one mile. Both of the men are backed to run the mile under five minutes. It ex cites considerable attention among the admirers of pedestitacistn, ' more especially as it is pronounced to be upon the &pare. GREAT PLREORMANCR.--ANTIIONY FFAIION, the Hampshire Postman, who was backed after the sports at Monkey-hurt on Tuesday, to perform 15 miles in an hour and 35 minutes, started yesterday morning on a piece of turf on the Forest, six miles from Bagshot, to do the match for 100 guineas. Betting was 6 to 4 apt him, and the ground over which he ran was one mile, agreeable to articles. He did the miles as follow : MILES MIN. SIC. IIIIIRS MIN. M. MILES MIN. S. 1 • 5 40 6- 6 16 11 - 6 22 2 - 5 42 7 - 6 38 12 - 6 32 3 - 5 48 8 - 6 12 13 - 6 4 ' 4 - 5 54 9 - 6 15 14 - 7 8 5 - 5 SO 10 - # 35 15 - 7 47 Total—One hour, 34 minutes, 43 seconds. The match was won by 17 seconds. Ile did the 10 wiles within a minute over the hour, and betting was 6t04 on time. The match is nearly equal to the best recorded performance. It was given out, yesterday, that symptoms of dis turbance had shewn themselves among the labour ing manufacturers of Manchester and the neighbouring districts. This rumour was started by a Morning Paper, and echoed, with some addition, or rather amplification, by an Evening Paper. We have con ferred with persons very recently arrived from that quarter, and all we have learned is, that the lalivur ing classes are in a state of the severest distress. The story of 500 young poplars cut down for pike han dles, we believe to be unfounded. His Honour the VICE-CrrANcrtuort has laid it down, that a Foreign Monarch, Government, or Cor poration has no political or independent character here, but in the Courts of Law arc the same as pri vate individuals, and can sue and be sued as such. The property of a Foreign Monarch, Government, or Corporation, stands likewise in the same relarien. The only privileged characters in England, are the Ambassador, Envuy, and suite. But should ant• per son of the suite engage in business, it causes a ture of the diplomatic privilege. Such is the law of Ithe land. A Consul-General is no privileged charac ter, and much less the Deputy, Agents, &c. If you do not put yourself in the way of Fortune, it is impossible for Fortune to find you. Seek her iu her favourite resorts at the Otlicei of G. CARROLL, No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford Street, and the 3 Prizes of £20,000 may reward your attention.— The drawing will commence NEXT TUESDAY, and no time should be lost, if you wish to participate in her favors, CARROLL has lately sold 3 Prizes of E 30,000, 3 of 4220,000, &c. including a 1:50,000, a 4:5,00t1, and ()thus oft, Li 4:500, in the latt soutract. NAVAL LVTELLIGFftVCE. ratwourat, 16.—Wind S W.—Arrived brig. name unknown. Dam, M.: /tell Nortb.—Arrived yes* main t;),Vittori4,— , from Charitstou_„Jewe!,P Virgiaia ; Ve:1115, CA r. , IJYR, from New York; 110w...an, from Lisbon. Came down frnm the Rile!, after post, the General Pair!s, Wusteau, for Clti fcr ;Agra ; CI arloue , Et-asset:, for Ci u , this morr.ir.g and tail,d fur ti , e Myer , the Cm:4o from the Isle of France aad St. Baler. i ; TA). LAND from St. Vincent's. Carte down from ii Elizabeth, se/macaw, fnr Malta, and sailed nab the outward-bound East an WLIK Ii lamen on ti voyages, with a gentle br e ez e front the Nortltear, Five o'Llock, ras.—Tbe ships are just hearing having shifted to S.W. 11;;:scArr., Masten 18.—Wind Frances, Wicuasis, from Whitehaven to I.o:m o i t , an anchor and cable, and several others for sh..it e i ['OWES, MA UCTI 18.—Wind N. W.—K...!:ly a! and wine has been landed from the I'ret•.ch brig is on shore at the isle of Wight, and on tt will be saved; there are several casks of supr is t which will he damaged as the vessel is bilged. it cult to get the vessel off. Ltrrnroot., NAKCU 17.—Wind INGDON, front Charleston to London, got on that 12th of February, and lost her rudder and recsil mage, and was obliged to return to discharge ~nd Witt far, 3liarn i7.—Last night, about ten thick snow storm, the Ann, Tarunt, Of Surderhu rocks near Staiths, to the Northward of this port„; vessel will he lost, but part of the materiah is el saved. NORTH SHIELD% MARCH 16.—Ssiled the Cove, Davis's Straits. Huu., MARCH It—Sailed the Alfred, Nouns, Straits. limittanots, JANUARY 9.6.—His Majesty's ship rived this morning, hearing the flag of Rear-Ada:int who is to succeed Admiral Mayas- in thy, command. epidemic which has lately been the can.se of great Tobago, is now considerably rOsided; bat we that W. &Erns, Esq. Collector of his Majesty' that Island, has fallen a victim to that disease. llouoxiss, (Isle of Man) FER.Iy on Sunday the 21st instant, Castletown exhibited nothing 1 , confusion : all the shore was covered with oranget , of wreck ; a doubt was entertains:a of the vessel, drifting on shore south of the chapel, with the name Levee,' removed every suspicion. ...kir. Durr - every exertion to save as much as possible of tt The mast and boom were washed on shore north .near which Captain JONkS was found, lying on his, in boots, and seaman's coat ; in his pockets were sonic pieces of Spanish and Portuguese silver - Irish, and Manx half-perce, his watch, keyf, marked half-past ten o'clock; some Papers (one Portuguese;., a clerk's account of wool and it Lisbon, to another in English, signed " Mr. 1. the quantity of wool and ft uit shii,red on board Levee." Soon after, JOIN QuArI.E, seaman, 'Nab about twelve o'clock, P. M. a seaman named ' native of Wales), in his shirt, without stoekio l The bodies were conveyed to Mr. Doer's cores, attention was paid that the calamitous moment Next day, every exertion wet made at low water s. of the bodies; about two oklock, the rudder and were found in about two fathoms water, whi searchers to thirk it was near. the place the first st, were afterwards taken up the shore side of the bled from the temples, when put into the boat ; of wool were alas taken up where the rudder Lacer DRINIEWATRR, Esq. assisted by Mr. W. Der effort on this occasion to save as much as possibl tered fragments of the wreck. The btdies of I and Jchn Quayle were renveyed to this town on ing, and on Tuesday their remains were interred, St. George's church-yard, art! the latter at Kirk tain Joists was well known in this Island and . character was honest, faithful, and peculiarly obligir J are of opinion that the cause of thiS melancholy attributed to the quick passage from the river Tagut he mistook the Calf Light, until be c,une too near, what they term enibayed. CUSIONI.IIUUSR, MARCH 18.—Entered Inwards Clements, frum Geurra ; and the Manly, Clark, Entered Outwards: The Frieundschaft, Pete:son, Atlantid, Pain, fur Ilamburgh ; Velocity, Stanton, Thai:, Robson, for Valparaiso ; Jeune Emadie ' Carr, kirk ; Alert, Leleza, for Rouen ; Amy, Bloctinfiel , Vrow Catharina, Scholters, fur Brussels; and Ni for Boutdeaux.—Cleared Outwards: The Jane, I Fayal; Elize. Lange, for Lubeck; Leeds, Cobb, Vrow Dowell. fur St. Maio; Four Fl for Memel ; and Olive Brandt, Patterson, for Guttenburzik. The Baring convict ship, which was so frequently in the debates in the House of Commons, at rived at k . the 10th of February, in thirteen days from the Downs, the convicts, passengers, troops, and crew, in the ' health and order, and immediately continued hrr South Wale.:. The Bank of Sir PAUL BACHOTT and Cheltenham, has stopped payment.— Worcester nal, March 18th. Money is now becoming a little. more the City. Within the last five days an imi has been paid for Prompts on Tea and chases to the East India House; nearly the of which goes to Government for Duties. A Proclamation, by Lord CoMBERUERI a reward of one hundred pounds, was iss 3d of January, in Barbadoes, for the di certain persons who had maliciously rei the Privates of his MAJESTY'S Third Wes giment had a disposition to revolt and mum Proclamation avers, that the Regiment In borne the highest character for ict disci rage, and subordination, whether in gam: the field." Yesterday a Meeting of the Sufferers by of the cargoes of one hundred and forty vi neutral flags, in the Baltic Ports of Hun year 1810, took place at the Merchant Office, Royal. Exchange, when,the Reps Committee was presented, respecting the 1 of last slimmer to St. Petersburgh, from w peared that his Imperial Majesty, in som. tions on the Memorial addressed to him, et first his unwillingness to give any remuneo in consequence of an able statement of strong and equitable reasons for a requital,' subsequently laid before him at Aix-L much expe.:tation was entertained, from and honour which regulate the Imperial Cal these unfortunate individuals would at kill some repayment of their great losses, on investigation ' which, as the Emperor w:a turned to Ct. Petersburgh, was expected to immediately. COR N-R CITA NG E, MA RK-L A NE, MAI Although the supply of \Vl:eat coiriimi seer what little appeared this morning met heavy days prigs. Harley is also exceedinyly dull, and ft per quarter lowers baring very little demand for it, stagnation in thu Malt trade, and the recent decline of that article. Beans are unsalable. Peas and last Monday's prices. SMITHFIELD MARKET, 3:APCII Bea .....,.4s 6.1 to sb 4.1 I Veal ss 6u Mutton .. ..5a GA to 6s 4d l'..rls 64 Beasts 690—Calves I.so—Sheep and Land is 41 50-4 HAY AM) tiTHAW PEI( LO.AU. Hay 45 Os to .1:7 0' Straw ...AV 10s Clovis 6 tts to 8 8. I Bowen Of C , Lt)ti4)AiN Vrbttetl.altd ptibliaLetibi PLacr, Turn,-ihti. P i : la s: : : . . :tech.., am .Ird . . v." chh, ; r ,.. ad's. 4 •, • :k!`1; r, • srl m use Ulg. l h the -..44 tLetr r t . r.!. 1 I tp. e., • • E fur tithe re n, ••/ith lees . Dqo :r. • at' the t • ' upn , • In lb' ...4 ` MOT • the trcazc k villa* • 011 11 e P.e!le, t bar ece S°6 ivtd other 1 repair. n 0 ' ,141t. L 31 4, gct At and sunk; expected to Atha Iv :to I e, PAUtzp„!,. . 1t t he dot ▪ for D a *, dove Salamis r liral Can .• ommand. T. t eat triama,: a ' . regfet to 0N s 'today LL , but • .tf "Ite and frstm ou fry , ' ti uutd a Sox tante net 01 and Sons ra , ./.e the prop :Ir_ tier.aui mils of tht ' %.1.:11 sit side, dr.stal . slx ' 4 eere duccterel tattler. Coil; ENKA , &e. ths, Ira dL one of them to T fruit shipped la fy :n Laud, " stntog First 0 I the ‘‘ T 0.42 1.1 was found, atd stit:t a d Roan?, I;rat.d Ags or shat._ Lust es, where every rparat adua• cf. Public r to find tie kr. and bad trait a: Inch urged the N cent. c't ;trk.mei he w:e:k. tley bout do b,:ts Tali lay. \t"r_:ta a Jot err, tuadt 411. of the Az, • f Captain Jo= 4 to Sunday etc.. 4: I, ewe forr.er t; ' s ti Bradc:ta. Cao- Liverpool ; ligirg. &camel P:ii y event rary ht gut, tra days; ra * • and :hew get April, tle In is: The 'lbiza, all 1 hum C.:en.— in, for Alzona; . 111.‘ in, for Smyrna; Carr, fur bur. ,•Id, for N?pjcf iuma, CneLce, L:ad for Stt:tia; I : riends, Lostit, F s ;ottenburzb sae] ntly referred to rtatt - d at Aladeira ca Downs, with all wht highest state of lira's voyage to New f= ry Id Sons, at Pr-caster Jour- el= p k a •-••• ricrno le te n tio t lln f e u ps l uu i ra : the one-hall RE, offering ;sued on the discovery ct . ported that r, :st India Re- utiny. The has " always ipline, cur.- sit risua or la to y the seizure tessels tinder assia, in tre nt Seamen's p or t of the Derstation which it me obserea• expressed at !ration; but, f the mazy , which were 1 la-Chapelle, the justice :abiuet, that agth recei"e e thorough ras now re o take place tRCII :et arzall. yet ( sale At LIC" , from la. to U% owl - g to the IC :he - , - .7 •1 Oats 1 . ..pr.: 3 II ii. Id to Ts C 4 S 4 to s CJ • 230. 1. sto .11 51 01 to AO c umr.rkeu ,, •