Star. — London, England, 1819-03-08 00:00:00

! exc.! Jaw roe amnion,' to the Govertuttnt 'by refusing to pass the to them by the Deputies. • • • • : ann ounced in the journal des Dcbats of i i s repeated in all the papers of Friday, ex 7 ' /endear. The Journal dc Paris even goys ; s ays, that "to-day (Thursday) another Qr . been issued, containing the iipmination of Peers, among whom are mentioned the naines DAvousr, Count Mot.t.mr, and t le Journal des Delia's, referring to its state- • • prercding day, corrects A in as far as re a aniONT, who is not, it Seems; tbt Delinty ;e, but Count G Au MONT P'Eart,—.alford correction additional reason lOC bclieVing of the original account. A still farther Dili of the fact is to be found in a• reference Id barometer of public opinionL 7 tbe Funds. report of these nominations,' says :be Jour " had yesterday (Wednesday) the cf mei in cre,ilz from die alarm with . which :k, ar.d of making the Fupds re-ascend. nitinucs, confidence revives, .and France i ew conviction of the fi rmness of- its No; preserving from •all encroachnien{ these laws which can alone secure tranquil present, and be its basis in future."—The on Welnesdsty was 67f. 50c. on Thurs. rim ,- ITE LETTER. as PARIS, srmzen 3 . • , er indignant the friends of the Charter felt in common with ourselves at the mo- Ilateelerny, oh =attire consideration we oar the Noble Marquis anJ those 4 his thanks for the importint seri-ices they c 1 to the State and to, Europe, by starting sure ; had it not been -for this step Europe s ill wavered in the uncertainty as to the atonal sentiments of the present Ministry, 'asters would have bad yet to learn them•. importance which the mass of then; ;ties to the political and civil InstitutiOns from, and in unison with the charter of The Essay has been made, fortu -think, for all parties. The Allied Powers it that France desires.nothing but wise In and which she is resolved; at the price of to maintain. This is no factious senti k the firm and ivov-ed one rt . 1791, and Powers have' reccived,tao severe a lesson rain to interrupt its coarse. The Ministry nation will now have mutual confidence in lot, thanks to the'Ultras, an opportunity offered of proving that they mutually Merit 'is advantage we regard as.the most 'hat occasion then has. them been for all ? Is the Ultra faction, which we have bow despise, really .o formidable ? No. BM :ution has a - radical vice, to correct which Toposed. .bamber of Peers is the seat of civil and isurrectiou; the-Canuels and the Donna ing f.ailed in their manufacturies of conspi civil war; the eonservatures exciting only licule, the Faction found their vessel would for she constantly broke away from all ags; they therefore threw out the main :hot, the forlorn hope of the Party—the of Peers. The imposition of which is emi :ious, because it was formed in the spirit of 1814 and 1815, which would not recognize irtue, talent, or patriotism, beyond the pale toyalism. If a few possessed of these qua - - admitted, it was because it was not thought :,ude them ; and besides, men who had no inns to the peerage but the want of a place losen in such numbers ac to entirely render of the others null. This bad choice is not, been asserted, to be attributed to his Majesty. restoration all were new faces ; he was obliged /ery thing on report, and, as always happens, reports were eminently unfaithful. Men of ho ' probity, who had filled the first hifices of under Napoleon, expected, as a matter of, to be called to the Chamber of Peers ; but were too poble-minded to go and blubber pretended joy in the King's anti-chamber,. Ike a child for its rattle to see the King, and lest, and swear a thousand oaths of feilt/e.- I have been nearly impossible for the =sir his .llajesty not to have heel the dope of itragelus professions of love and loyalty. Ht acid finding that many persons whom be ve expected to see were absent, he regarded! poisonous flatterers insinuated, a - mark of :t and a proof of their disaffection. Hence amber of Peers was created in the sense we *A It is now the seat of disaffection ; aban -1 the King, the People, mud the Powers of it lel:q ot its Own strength : it says, no law without our consent—we will not give if; reby we pa-alyze all the organs of Power at nbnut us the tases cannot be voted or re, re «iii not rote them ond we will reject '"-s‘ " 6 ' Iropesed by Government, rk . 'slics are left? Only two; either en te dissolve the Chamber .4 Peers, or to create new ones, and thus obtain Isjerity ; both measures are bad. bet the first is Itc.;., and we have a precedent. His Maj"''Y Mel the Institute as containing in its bosom sere r`i aisaffzetcd Umber; jrieteshi not well OPP' 7 - 7 1 Te ri t it,!:s ser +tot ne fact •..ars , laY is Kt t h e Mon . sat has o: her Peers. .3:arshal D PAY-•" The, .theof p i s Z~.Gaa 'wit name , br this cc i g acenracy bora..inn ;hat &lard 1 The repo de Paris, of recove i s -rs struck, ti , e cool hires a ne , pri es an I for the pt •,:.pg price 6Sfr. 204 f iota havc. fe of M. cr.:1o: but 01 our !.Tst. re rendorc% & ,:a meastr t s ;•.sti tut'. t:! all the att...ches ating frt Ire t.h 3 see in it • tions, am is blond, to tent, it f• - . t Allied Po dare again the natio al other, 11 been del And this Frau; svlsi alarm ? 1 n; ht to dt is Castitut nether is ra , u The Lb. Local inse s hiving • ies and ci' eral ridic k stranded, Let mooring,: sheet arjhoi Clamber of antly viciou Party in ISI ether irne. dUltra Ito Ides Were a( :few exclu preter.'ions 'ere chosel efforts o x'ras b2en Oa! is recto tahe ever .ese report tut and pr e State ur trse, to 1 dose men trough pri ay out lilt iss his feel 1.. would 111 tirq of h tote outra tizla hug 1; :I Lis F lepect CL4mt tv! ! , 4 ^led D 1 t it ss Cerell 0;1 ej, 3 14 intit te` tcdel II • , expel thee. Me thetefere displved the 'agnate= reorganized ; it. The mettete emelt)* because the Tristittite •wall" drefokid by a law, and tliO solved only by an Ordormance ; but if his Molest,' • ' did not hesitate to do tldi kikthe mktolVitile d eleght to dais ;a . the major. The Mernbent l 9l.l4 justrtutis who were objected to were men' of eminence in letters and science, but the safety of the State was not con.' I ticl2l to , their hands, whereas if ,the Present gothic faction' of Peers be retained, it Mi 11 always harass the operations of a 11,Tresentutive Government which it detests, and by its influence keep alive the elements of civil war and deadly feeds in the hope of an ulti mate triumph. t. The putrid members should be' cut off, or Sooner or later the mortification will seize the body . politie. But this measure is thouglit too strong, and it is re solved to create a batch of new Peers, several of whom ale eminent for virtue or talent. It is indeed of such that a new House of Peers should be composed; but why create them merely to combat the faction? for in these combats the Session passes, and the impor tant points of legislation are quite neglected. No, cut off the unsound part, and then the King, his Mi nisters, and the two - Houses of Parliament, will form a social bOdy, in which all the parts are in harmony with each other. 44 Pk&a—The Funds wore going down rapidly— sail for money could not be effected at more than 6f, and for large sums 64i. The report of the crea tion to-mot ow of a new batch of Peers, has made them rise two per cent. but nothing c:tn keep them up on the present system.—other measures must be adopted." A Flanders Mill arrived.last night, from which we have risen extracts in anoti-er celumn ; and this morning a Mail arrived from Ilolland, from which the following arc extracts: BIitI,7IIISELS; mAnctt t. Boni parte' French took, who lately arrived here from Bt. Helena, by way of England, and who is gone to Paris, with a passport fromthe French Mi nister,•gives a very unfavourable account of the cli mate and the soil of that island. At the time he left it Bonaparte enjoyed very good health, yet he seemed to suffer from a costive habit ; he was very gloomy, and bis chief occupation appeared to be the arrange ment of his Memoirs, The wives of keisrs. Bertrangi and Monthollin lead a very dull and melancholy life. but they appear willing to share the fate of their husbands and their former master, The Sections of the second Chamber of our States- General are still engaged in• discussing the new lawo on the Excisp. It is supposed that the IteporX be made before the middle of this montlN, , BATAVIA, OCTOBER 24. The long-espected Netherland troops arriyed the 19th of August before Malacca, in order to ceive possession of that Colony. On the 20th, the Commissarjes, Admiral Wotterbeck and Governor Temmerman Thyssen, went on shore in state. They were received with great - ceremeni by the English Resident, Mr. Kenneth Murchison, and invited to a magnificent dinner. At the departure of the last accounts, the flag of the Netherlands had not yet been hoisted, and the Netherland troops were in bar racks a mile to the North of the town. The Com missioners were negociating respecting the - taking possession. The English Resident was making pre parations to celebrate the Birth-day of the King of I the Netherlands, on the 24th August. These reports are extracted from the Gazette of Prince of Wales's ; Island of Mb August. , —(An Ame rican Captain Ilas brought word that the colony was given up on the 20th of September.) In the same Gazette we read that the British flag flies in Palem bang. This however is not true ; by the judicious conduct of Mr. Muntingbe, the endeavours of un authorised persoes to oppose the Netherland Go vernment there have been defeated• A post has, however, - Mr. Raffles .in Jamangba Bay, ' the Strait It is vernment lation general late proposal House .of permit as Beacoolen, ritor7 the example }ndies N. had violated Accounts meas. that thi► guished axcites but the literal peesertg Yetterda , fp, month, torteg The for tilt' the. Kt 4 P. 14,011. his 14401111W' ver, been placed by 111 r. Raffles .in Jamangba tensive as that which broke out early on Thursday Approbation; and w. l t r s ann cL opsiced foi.reperitios., , . (this bay lies on the south coast of Sumatra, on morning last, in thernw of shops on the North Bridge, las P tcr uc iugilist who I li a l tehr Zest . ed . iril; tioni ti th inn het th„ ..-11 . a. . occupied by m biy.OlLlEsPtr,4rugist, Mr. RAESUit)i• two bears . ina tiff -- fi ve illAufes, cannel[ {t> •44 traits of Sunda). per f umer, r. cdriow, tobacconist,. and others. .At laste d ... , rporppa gamer ...04 week, women words (Is arising h ete i s ' e g i heg a o t , : three o'clock Me alarm was given ; in an hour, the regular vtf/I took place. A pubscription waa,eadeod by tite.aena. is observed in our Gates% "The British Go- nent will most certainly disapprove of this vio- cngirkes .belonging •tp 'the Sup, Friendly, and Cale- wen present, and altvg_ was force #itit, 01l At cite ' ate iof the territory of the Netherlands, ant l net doniah O ffi ces, were on the' spot ; but, in .spite of fi,,nrt a :loi t Zi:t• 11 , 1 , 7 1,, Diz , frkm ...... z. , ~1 7, every eaertion, .oe , buildings were leyeld w i t h the m" it an inferior officer, at so ' insignificant a placethe mai vvere In _ied canitiiiee. ifitt pt4 =rlisil idapeed, by lee o clock. 7The • Ott ail cony need d i pth z w id e & t hey 'mot F tti o o2 7 , -.Am. stied oat thee encooien, to commit such violations of the ter- g urul ?C i bursting for jr from the shops and cellars below; but s itieliee.ltei setat.odisirly4 at planatiodirao _AO is they y of a friendly Power, and will probably fellow by the exertions of one of the and . ,which . WAS .sot , as the leirffime , ,_ d _ or:fo e,ee, eill._._ 44'4 at zample of the Netherland: Government in the carried into the narrow . 4ese b e hind ; . it_ gm- r i i tti o la a ° •i iii :V l 7:::74l:73, 17- .1,,j14." . 4. 4 i with respect to one of its inferior . offielerwho pletely .m3sterea bilo4ten sift 1.--'' ' ' . " l Pm... i'6l ,-.- - . 6 uiltl• aerie hour olot tentninnocs Abbot gre pa. '7 t th ar e fi b: m .og s very o d ld, m T s d t pri n .: lo 4;ll , 3 y nlit hu ,w il p t re b( i . , ; fr tb , p.. gfebe.l4l.44tmoxn .4ef, :xbei.,queroe,wi4. be eeeolieet.i. • A third bit* cant plate brppern your( lit and 4 414 f. & kat the deco Ilie b;.ttle was well cuLttste violated the Portuguese territory in,Titoom . ":• • • - Mit S3ELS, MARCH !L,., 4 .,a,,- . 1 • aided hy the very combustibje . r . yature pf tintir'Ecin- . but in the close of one of the rounds the 're akeid i g e d 4 „i o iii :counts from the French frontlet, RlORttten the tents, These premises existed or t(-6. the ,e-D---nir-.-....ve,7 blow had been touch by Brown, .oa account of Vilna be keg ral and very disagreeable sensation which the .fion of the North Brad ; .they i_chofti t .,loo. an the battle. 'Th e )0 8? hovieVer t innst be Tery p ie 04 th e sib sc. may, will be made good —TI , e & -- t :rund .men : e n w st . cb be; proposal of the Marquis Barthelemy in the .eye-sore, and the c igritiamosi t h at Account w4l - The was , oe4eotielreheoleaPleatot. a`' apeeesa,ibpadalliead Martin, 44' i t sc k guineas to .ctoo, 12 tacos se of Peers has made in the Northern Depart. not be regretted. :s. A report is circulated, at the $ &Me • liTeir 'fb , litiderable- Axt. . tbe .8130,,rrjhRent were, thoe v - hA l i pl ii4er thade seed between Young Rzp Break and the this proposal must be asctibed .to .2 very assent ; on duty r.n . lieep „,.., supply in . waxer . via. Ars Light 160,4-tb melt on Tutiod h l i ,the . llll4l. aivithin slaws __ __s . . qi" c 4f oß lANistlir li,gxeig4, - N 0.14 NA RE-Lifill„ MARCH s. ie d pers onage , one of the kings nearest vela.: 'totally Iti_ k_ saffici sitii ent-tif Aez ril a e t . ~ n broke ,ea, at 21;0114 a out at a caaup.- ; and this report, wheithor weu or ill ' h m arke ; . s r s =Ma • t ti"- . • ).. • s fty r min u te', it • Que ma4.et was pretty well supplied With Wheat es the more attend :km), r it cannot be , *Ribbed , . 7 - r unleates to the scarpettletlhaineei 'O ll O l4 the ffreatinr float Beet, Kent, Find Suffolk, tike sale of *hit* le majority of tbs os Oa is tosstrinced-thatilig operehno - tam kr the;s a 4 9 , etike it and strict eaegution. of the Charts:et:2M , oslike teeireprowdect nvigakAt ig s t Ind.withatakool a to i /4 61144'.amets, yet, ..upon the whol e . ale peaty acid trtinquillitY• s -' .'• 1 ' .; "' e. .dent e gOT : 6 7 !Cr ' . . .1 1 V u . t y• . T4e toe • • 4 ,zo i - • . .. , . two" new ... t *era eeitleeem to Bae r the getter were at a . red* ion of from ls. to .....,,,,,.--- • .I__ . . Istewiseust; auditytee nuerby - the rem earticemit the :ta. pet eir. - Fineltrit %Ott is 41. per in dean, rsterdav thp monthly Bulletin of the oats 61.2 an ~.., -4 ,1401,401,440ntem,- o ,,,ishoweaweeiwieworiksw)e ,dithumAyi cl iti vi i „I'litit o*, 4eMoski Ire, not lo 1 , 4 kcal* was eghibited, it WAS .US (01104 V. i '`• ~ i . " S : 4: : liailoiinitAllirOngei AD -ening 1 4 at. .0.4413 1 $ ' ''''' 'l:01P if t l in vey h.' . . , .; I ki f !.Irbylaor Caatle.. Neigh 4 - .) 7. Atha*, _god plaged'oka Of house, on ;0 and _raoae_a.l e , ~... .. ,_ - _-___ .1,.._ 11 . /.. _ : . ,r, Iry p Mgeravr ias been Sae /UV cheer*, tb-rodith *Amt 4 latbP 'Mal netl.gi r livelarete&ihe.fr trelit t'ajtVae. l 4bo . 4 l ab• leg Leirfor en, mem , •ve-• Mal etign,,„, It ; 'wt. w id ows s ay , 4 kit ail Eli , iliA• 41boigalibloain‘ed.froaileareatahal, /Wasn't(' emir ) ausiVied-PoSs prig aimityy at i to pur sr : ha so* but& taidavos ' l ' - : iiiiiag4 i• , #o*- 0. 1 10 ,144, . 6 . 11 ,14 1 / 1 4 !•ifo *VIII (if ~ , **Asia* . ev . 7 • 3 )4,acit 1.-,4*},.4 , ' Ito vote of Te.e*lbet hii lkts#44f , lit'GrkitiigrealOitietsie appoitidnenyttS the: • 4 0 / in; _ way, ZsOlk .,, . .. „, i. n t . ,,.. t. , tt, o iss ilbc , . r• ~ .,yila t, .2. L y "Waal& P., .•,' . • i- s ' • igettosibig,is, , , ;14e7Xillet. ' 'Wu' Z it !woe polia t r iar. a .. ten heiwrisilifaborplisoeuPiplabalt , . . 4:3oyer , ea . as s i, 04 . Am y 14 NI . w ma s . . . 7 4. gispissifit 11 ail 1010 d.'•.4 4- + 41i OiT . caw owls owsits, 1 - lrefearll , NAVAL ATRU,IOIIII47, 1 . ....„ PITIONPIW, Masco d.-ecame, hot* James, Caere, knee I . . _ .. .. MAT . ;ell . 7 . . • • . ~ At the Asdeee had ire last week a Writ of I Wee Newhaven to lAverpool, wit/gloss of gat aim' b oom. execUted before Mr. Hoxiis the Under Sheriff, wisi a r le7cited Pltannsoork, Masai 1..-oWlnil N.E.--egialled his Majesty's snore than ordinary i nterest , in consequence of Mr limix, who - ,skip Revoiiitionaire, for bilint/ttir; and 'the Hernia totter, on was the defendant, attending to conduct Ina own caste in pensarson, , a cruise. Thetlithtindilah Dragon/es:for India, are on boleti '7lse Sheriff and Jury assembled at s even o'clock, apF 11l Pl ' , the Streatham and General Kyd . . Mein, in a room at the Geor g e Inn, in thi s city ; but e desire Dzar.,24l,.iacn 7.-Wind N.E.-.-Came down from the Bine to bear this cause was's° great, and the room so crowded, that 1 and sailed the Regalia; Df t esejoe New Perk; lbxeget, Beams.' It was impossible to proceed, in consequence of which a larger for Yirghtia ; Honor, Itssucasos for Bahia; mary, Lute, for room was obtained; but the pressure still Increasing, before the Cork and the Sou th S ca s t - 11k1 D;in,,-;-..r, for Bennpda. • '• Jury were sworn, an adjournment to the large Gland 'Jury 'amber followed.' ..liovveeer, by the time Mr. Honer and the Penzance; Atimu S.-'-The Brothers, Setier; from Newport fee the Southward , out In here an the ik r inst. T e r leaky, cargo plalntiff's Counsel arrived, the crowd imtantly filled the room, landing. The Gooti - Hop e , fte still it was impossible to go on with she car, therefore, the —, Zerdern to Dundalk; put in here to-day, v ary leaky, • m b erst an d " twa i n Sheriff wit a.,:aiu reinciantly compvlled to adjourn to the Crowe wind-bound. • Court, from wbence Mr. Janice lint had previously eetitesi. , The. Jury were principally tradesmen of tie- town, wit!) the ST. 'REV MARCH 5.-Last nighti,het‘inieinleiretillieno'clock, . the Augusta *Frederica, of end fediMßestock to Tioarpool, whit addition of three respectable Country in she room of those to Gentlemen, who wife grain, in sailing into this *hour fell so catch to leeward that acCldentally f resent, and subitituted she stranded to the Scelthward,of the Pier; cargo discharging, veleorn Mr, I ipn objected, at Ling relations of the plah4.l's in the hope of getting her off. • Thu Speedy, — , proved to be ' so much damaged that the whole of her cargo most e discharged. M r,- . 4- M oon y. in a n elegant owl impressiv e speech, tarried The sloop John, of Youghall, must also discharge h e r tag°. Attorney, the eroceedings on the part of the plaintiff', the Ityv, Lit ru Yaanotivu Mamas 7.-The Commerce, a collier, Wiu.uns-of tVliitchurch who brought this action nainst i , 'r, is " Ity . ts i:, for ' several breaches ' of covenant during tlirc.c years ...c.u... shore on the Cockle Sand, and has sunk ; the boats ire .a:ripplas ~ 4) Atich; of a (arm called Cold Henley,' In the I.bove purist. 4 her, she appears to be about 18 keels. great number of ' witnesses, consisting of serveyo.,, land-agents, Lwraeoeu., MARCH 5.-The Jape, Daturatoon, sailed for Sa- rumers, and various workmen, were produced, who swege that vannab, got on shore on the North Bask, but was got off with- the Windings were left out of repair, that Lit( load of straw had out damage, and proceeded. been talon off the farm, that no sheep had been folded dt:riit.: • . Ozasoow, MAILCH 4.-The Independence (A), Tondos, the last six months, and that tv:o ~ r three piecvs of land h. 4 front Charleston to Greenock, with cotton, _missed s tays and been left only one year's 14 instead of two years went on shore on • the large Cumbray Island yesterday, but if Ilow..ver, k. dawn: out cn t xa;ninaticn, that rote of these erre it continues moderate it is expected she will be got of Without sons had made their 'army till one year and a half itfts.sr Mr. damage, Jitner's lease lad swished, and that he had purchased th:rty -T Doves, Mane.n 6r-Sailed this day the Lord Duncan Packet, fohy loads of straw, and a great deal of manure which he con. Captain liasnivon, for Calais, with a mail rand passengers; also slimed tapas& Ike farm, The Orlin* 's witnews tuignettsl the the Princess Charlotte Packet, Captain ILtu.arrns, with a Mail damages at upwards of 4001, . . and passengers, for Ostend. Arrived this day the Pell, Captain Mi. HUN; at eleven o'clock, began to address the Jury, and Imams, and l'lris French Packet, front Calais, with passengers, stated, that as !se had always lived, even up to the present time, Mascot 7.-Wind E. N, F. and blows strong.-Sailed this in the habits of friendly intercourse with the nominal plaintiff, morning the Ant, Captain neuter; for Calais, with passengers. Mr. Witifoss, and AS this action was instigated by the Attore Arrived this day the Wing George Packet, Captain Moo, from ney, as he. feared, front art - coital pique, he should confine him, Calais; and she Chichestee Packet, Captain Reins, from Bou- self merely to the -extraordinary evidence which had been a 4. lope, with passengers. duced on the part of the plaintaf. Ceisost House, Minx 6..-Et treed Inwards; the Romulus, At half-past two the 1/..reman le the jury appealed to the Crawford, from Leghorn ; Maria, Dolarends, from Dantzig ; Sheriff, and declared that they were so exhausted, that thty Coed Verwagting, Ifemmes from Groningen; Preihejt, Meyer, were unable to give that attention which the importance - of ti 4 from Lubec ; Goed Hoop, De Vries, from Groningen ; Schwa- case required, and requested an adjonendept a the morning; ger, Johuholts, from Stettin ; Guadiana, Laing. from Malta; this the Sheriff declined; but upon * .lk. Hee? stating tle.t it ..F.liender, litimomi, from Ilamburgh; and Emanuel, Peterson, would require three hours at 'rids to conclude his comment, from Nor•rae.-Entered Outwards : the _Harriet, Gillyes, ha before he called his witnesses to rebut the charge, the Sheriff, as ttremen ; Ant i Barker, far Haniburgh; Luna, Harrison, for last s consented to adjourn till nine o'clock in the morning, ap Montreal ; Criterion, Avery, for New York ; Sterling, White, which rime two. of the Jurymen being engaged in other causes. i for Quince ; Canadian packet, Reenter, for ditto ; and l'ilrhard, a fifth adjournment was made till ten o'clock: Mr. Howe then Papril, for Sierra Leone.-Cleared Outwards.: Friends, Donald- coutinued his defence, which concluded about four o'c:ock.. lie son, for aunt's ; Delight, Dall, for ditto ; Frederick, O'Hara, called several very reapectabl.: farmers, surveyors, and gentle, for Malta; Harmony, lkdwith, for Antwerp; the 'row Alida, men as witnesses, who corroberat,d the testimony of visit:; Swyrs, for ditto ; London, itumbert, for liansburgh ; the Elies,, labourers and other persons who worked on the farm at a-. 1 Gray, for ditto ; Anne, Quelch, for Madeira ; Hope, Crairtie, since the time Mr. HIRT left : they proved , that at the t ime he for ditto; Venus, Haack, for Amsterdam ; @scar, Elswort i liy, took Alar (aim, it was in a dreadful dilapidated m i lts, but when for St. John's, New Brunswick ; Stralsund, Volkinv, fur Swine- he quitted it wii.i. in perfect tenantalne rep.dr, and very merivini e mund el e :.Lard Liverpool, Ellis, for Rotterdam; Duke of Kent, proved b.: his cultivation. Mr. Huh; admitted that wired of Pound, for ditto; Venus, Lawson, for Bahia ; Trio, Smith,. tor t.e• covenants had net been strictly complied with, but that tile Leghorn; Meddle, Smith, for Brennen ; Henrietta,. Coates, for farm was worth loGf. per annotn snore Mtn when he tock i, New Orleans; Symmetry, Morgan, for Leghorn; the Active, These witnesses evimati..,t the oreacbes of euvenant adese!nt 4 Langden, for St. Sebastian's; Waterloo, Watts, for Venice; and -one hundred 4;4 fifty poa:eib. Adventure, Harrington, for Cadia. Mr. Nook'; replied, ia art able speech, statlr.g, that tkimorh IMSTP.IBUTION OF PiIIZE-MONEY. Mr. [trier had g nus sus' rally improved the farm, yet, having su Teel judgment, the Jury were bound only to estimate the valce of The Blariner, for the Aagaroe, en the 10th instant and re- the breaches of covenant, which Via! the platter in issue between called every Wednesday and Thursday. - the parties, although he aCI.II4AI le , .:l;Cei tba: it was a hard C2llii that the law would not sotlet the d-tiendant to pruve his good husbandry and beneficial tre.tintec4 of the farm as a set off fvr the breaches of covenant. Mr. I ifls LIS who has acted as tild.4 Sheriff for eke County of Hants for upwards of twenty years, strictly charged the Jury that their duty wee only to sumo We amount of the danr,-.2zs proved isi consequenee.yi tile lx - :aeltts of covenant, and his not . leaviae the iarin buildings in good 0- pair; but totally to dives t their minds of anyimproeements that miglat have been made by air. , lirlz. The Jury retirml fie ebet.t one hour, and returned a AP."...i.- 2 of 154 144 , -Ai Wolk o'clock, the_cau:i: having lasted foui wen noun. • It io announced In Saturday night's Gazette, that the PnuscE REGENT will hold a Levee at Carlton house on Thursday nett, . . . .. Saturday afternoon some brewers' dramas depositing some porter in a cella: iu John-street In the bliuories, the tackle gave way, as a but wis lowerbl, and fell on a man below, burutaing him In a dreadful manner, and breaking one of kis-thighs. The Doke 04 . itlorrnpsE„ who has been itiely con fined to his room bra very violent attack of *gout, is, we are happy to state, Much better. Saturday evening, the Duke of Wibt.lefszuw,, se-, companied by the glarchionets of TAVISTOCC and a numerous party of distinction, visited the Surrey Theatre. His Grace was soon rccdgni zed by the pub lic, and his j*esence hailed with general acclamation. A letter from Sussex states, that Mr. Hosetssoe's keepers liave seen at Henniker, in that county, two broods of young pheasantt, within the last fortnight. TIIR PARE.—Hyde Park presented quite a Jae champetre yesterday, notwithstanding the cold easterly wind. Every walk, every drive, displayed a scene of animation far beyond any former day this season. The Ladies, too, were very numerous and very gay, like • clAtrodils that come before the swallow dues, na.--Thz grand bane.; of telt:ma:Aye was repeated on Saturday,. with the splendour of de e ccration suited to the o riginal cltsign, and with uli the advantage derived from a most excellent corps d,e ballet, who were al) employed on the occasion. The dances are well iii..powd, and the characters dist:iv huted with a just-attention to the individual powers of each performer ; and ;he whole was in a style that called forth the reiterated approbation of the audience, MATIANN'S Tragedy of Ber. tram was performed on Saturday night.. ivlr.°l3:c.ty and Zlrs. W. Wesr, as the two first characters of the 'play, possessed attractions sufficient to all the house extremely well. In the farce of The Review, which succeeded, Mr. JouNstoto's Looney Mactsvolter se • ceived its usual meld of applause, In the song of that name he was eitcarecl. Mt Ha.,ftLEy's Caleb Quatern was in its well known style of superiority. " And take the winds of March with brainy In female costume there is no change of geuetal out line; .he enormous bonnet, the round shoulders, and all the stiff angular monstrosities of the past year, still maintain . li s loaost undivided sway. The Duke of WELLINGTON honoured with his presence both the drive and the promenade : he was at ditretrnt both on horseback and on the paw. The E4ll AIaRBOROUGH, Sir GRAMM WALKER, COIOIXCI CA MAC, Lord Motarwcut, Lord PALMERdiON, Earl NUGENT, Mr. Alderman Woop, C:iptain PECIIEI.I., Colonel BAILLIE, Mr. 31F.LLISir, Captain DRUM MOND, 4c. were also among the equestrians. Dasriti:crivs FIRE —lt is some years since Edit).- burgh fins been visited with a fire so alarming or ex tensive hich broke ,t early Thor4a, Covr.sro,aßDEN —An Opera, called The Al .r. r:o . ge of Figaro, was performed on Saturday night at this theatre. As an English Opera it is a novelty to the stage, but it is precisely the same story as La Folk Jomale, the celebrated Comedy of BrAutrAt- Citill:.. whicti h4s heen reprvsented, ya. 4tLiois of form, (.n, evet i Theatre of Europe: - The 'Piece was ertremeli well filled, and .the Scenery was equal to any thing exhibited, even at this'llteatre, The Atairioge Fi e , oro received with • 14Act lbalion, and - Inoturced ---- f WI ,tgb: f`~ d I 11