Star. — London, England, 1828-04-18 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LON 1)0N. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1828. STOCK EXCIIANGK..TWELVE O'CLOCK. The Coosa* market has a very heavy appearance this morning, caused by the Speech of the French Minister of Finances, which is supposed to be warlike; together with the accounts from Paris this morning. that the Minister of War will soon present to the Chambers a Project for atPEstraordinary Levy of Men. Consols opened ibis morning at 84i to I. sod soon after receded to 84. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The Consol market continues languid, and the price of Consols remains at muck the same price as at twelve o'clock. In the Foreign market scarcely anything is doing. PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 203 41 51 India Stock 247 61 5 per Cent. Red. 831 1 a ex div Ditto Bonds 96 8 :sper Ct. Cons. 841 41 South Sea Stock 3i per Cent. 911 Old Annuities 3i per Cent. Red. 9011 901 ex d New Ditto 4 per Ct. New 1011 1 41000 Racheq. DIM 14 3 S 4 per Cent. Scrip 4500 Ditto 4 ;•er Cain. 1826, 1011 1 d 4100 and .1200 Ditto Long Amu 15-16 19 ea div Consols for Acct. 841 4 1 FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. lkazilian Ras. 5 p Pomp lids. 5 p C. 60 Do. Ace. £ft i Do Acct. 60 .591 60 ototul4st.llonds, 6 per Ct. Profs. Bonds, 5 p Ct 971 Do. U0'1'46,1844, Prost Roods, 182!, 5 p Ct. 981 Do Acct. 254 Russ. 8d5.1822,5 per Ct. 871 Unt.t. Kt.. 3 pet. 581 9 De. Acct. 871 7 Greek 80nd5,1825. S p Ct. 161 Spanish Lids 5p Ct Ili Mez.lids,i 825,6 pCt 33 Do. Acct. Il Do Acct 33 21 } Do Acct DRITIS/I AND FOItEIGN SUAIIES, TWO O'CLOCK. PLUM PA lo. 100 90 40 86 20 2 Anglo N'exlean United Mexican 21 22; Ili I 41 4s Protector Fire It will be seen by a reference to the important Debate last night in the House of Lords, that the Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts is no longer to be reckoned a doubtful question ; the Bill having been read a second time without a division, The principal speakers for the IBM were-.. Lord HoLutre, who moved the seceed reading. the Duke of Wawsorop. Lord Gossascn, the Archbishop of YOKIK, who held the prosy of the Primate of all England, and the Bishop of CIIISTaII. The chief, almost the only Ppeaker against the Bill. was the Earl of &noir, who gave last night a similar vote to what he gave in the year 1757 ; concluding, in the present instance. with a fervent wish that those whn now advocate the Repeal may find no rem's. at some future period. to regret their success. In the tiOnse of Commons, Mr. WlL►tor.HonroN obtained leave to bring in a Bill for providing the means of Emigre. don to the unemployed part of the population of this country, by mottgaging the Poors' Rates for a limited time. /dr. SWlte7 inought forward bis motion for a Reform of the Abuses of the Poor Laws respecting payments made from Parish Rates to and for abk. bodied labouters. After some debate, leave was given to bring in tie DIII. The Paris Papers of Tuesday, and the Gazette de France dated Wednesday. were received last night.— The former give at some length the proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies on Monday. in which the Keeper of the Seals presented a new project of law, to regulate the Periodical Press : the purport of the motion is to abolish the discretionary censorship, and to restore to all Frenchmen the permission to establish any new Journal, literary or political, which they may choose, on giving security as to his means before publication. The security thus required, and which is tantamount to that given in this country for the payment of stamps, amounts to 10,000 francs (500) for a daily paper in the metropolis, 5.000 francs for a weekly, and only 2,500 for a monthly one. Toe other regulations are equally wise and liberal, and do much credit to the authors of the measure. The censorship, therefore, may now be consiJered as for ever abolished. . The Gazette de France, oa the authority of a letter from Vienna, announces that the Russian Army had made a movement in advance, and that the first corps was positively to pass the Pruth on the 14th instant. Preparations were making in the Russian camp for the reception of the EmperorNicootos, and a Proclamation of his Imperial Majesty to his army bad already been announced. Accounts have been received horn Laguira, by the Leeward Island Mail, to the end of February, which state that the most severe Police regulations have been encforced, as BOLIVAR is alarmed in regard to the in inauence of Saint ANDRE, and is intriguing with Pau to prevent the assembly of the General Convention. All the pipers have been suppressed which have written in favour of the Convention; a new P 4 per has been esta blished for the esprebs pui pose of writing in favour of BeLIVAR and Peet. LABoRDE, after leaving Porto Cabello, sailed for Carracus, since which they have not heard of him. Letters from Odessa to the 25th March, which have been melted, continue to represent the preparations f.r war on the part of Russia as Leing of the most formidable description. Advice: had been received at Odessa from Constantinople to the 22d ult. at which time the utmost tranquillity ',moaned at the Porte. The SULTAN had given orders to the Greek Patriarch to ex communicate Count CAPO d'lorrath. and all the Chiefs of the Greek Government, as the instigators of the people's disobedience to his sovereign authority. The cere mony of excommunication was performed witb great pomp, and the utmost publicity, in Constantinople. We recei•ed Dutch and Bs ussels Papers to the 17th instant, the following are their principal contents: BRUSSELS, Aran. 1 5. The Hague Gazette of the IStb, announcer the death of his Excellency the Minirer of Finance, 31. !no. Hy. Appelius, on the 12th of April, at the age of 61 years. Rear Admiral P. R.Cantalaar.Governor of Curacoa and its dependencies. sailed in the beginning of March for Surinam. to be installed by the Commander-Geceral Van den Bosch. as Governor-General of all our posses sions in the West Indies: he will reside at Paramaribo. The Batavia Journals to the 21st Dentrober contain favourable accounts lions the dominions of the Princes, and state that several-Nob*valid Chiefs had submitted, but a new insursectionhed broken out in the north part o f the island on the 26th November. At fist it seemed of littivionpertatai ; And Colonel N.thu}s, the rctident at'llserokAtta, she went in person to thy spot, had a successful engagement with the insurgents on the 9,h December, in which a Tonsmongong of distinction was taken prisoner, and he found in many distal the rttople inclined to submit. These favourable prospects seem to have been disappointed by the toe great teal of those under him. Oa the 11th he had another action; and I his men firing too soon, he was overpowered by the enemy, and the cavalry of Madion, seised with a sudden panic, Red. More than the half of the little coletnn of Colonel Nahuys fell on the field, sad he himself escaped only by the swiftness of his horse ; and such of our troops as returned safe from this expedition seem to have escaped by swimming across the river Solo. AKSTIIIIASI, AIIIIL 15.—Exchange on London, 1!. 05; two menthe, 12. o.—Aach end Brussels Papers, April 16. CONCLUSION OF THE LETTER OF THE GREEK PATRIARCH TO HIS COUNTRYMEN. " These are the favours which his Highness in his magnanimity Will grant the Greeks. But should they not duly appreciate the benefits thus graciously pro mised them, and still persist in their revolutionary de mands, which exceed the limits of their civil condition as Rayas, no farther concessions can be made to them, and the circumstances would not in any manner allow of it. If their submission takes place in the time of three months, they may be assured of the enjoyments of the above favours here promised to them ; but if they should continue their resistance after the expiration of this delay, they must take the consequences on them selves, and will not escape the punishment that awaits them both in this world and the next. This is hereby signified to the Patriarch, and the present answer put to r him, with the injunction duly to announce to the Greek insurgents the Amnesty and other points contained in it, and to summon them to act accordingly. " We have no doubt, that all the extraordinary favours herein announced, which the Sublime Porte has been pleased to grant to our joint petition, will rejoice you in the highest degree, will destroy all suspicions thst yoti may have been induced to entertain, dispell all remaining doubts, and remove every obstacle that might still stand in the way of your submission. For this reason we have jointly addressed to you this circular letter; it will be delivered to you by eminent persons selected for the purpose, and solemnly published ; the persons chosen for thin mission are, Joseph. Bishop of Nicar, Zacharias, Bishop of Chalcesion ; Meletius, Bishop of Larissa ; and also Meletius, the Protosynkellos, that confirm all this to you in person. Children ! the mo ment is most favourable for repentance; for Gon'a sake do not suffer the invaluable opportunity to be lost, which you will certainly not find another time if you should seek it. Come at length to yourselves—return to reason—think of your lives, your property, and the salvation of your souls ! Hear the affectionate voice of the Church—it is the voice of the Loan—the voice of a mother who has brought you up. Listen to her salutary exhortations, and prove by deeds the sincerity of your repentance for all the errors you have committed, that we may again rejoice over you and the whole Greek nation—that you may again be united with the whole body thit calls itself after the name of CHRIST, and, assembled in the fold of the SAVIOUR, participate in Heavenly food and consolation! Return under the sceptre of your legitimate Government, that you may again enjoy happiness and prosperity, and escape the dangers of shipwreck—the threatening rocks on which you must one day be dashed to pieces, if you do'not steer in time into the safe port of the Sultan's favour, which you cannot miss, and which is so ready to receive you I We confidently expect, within three months, the fruits which these our earnest exhortations sill have produced, through the persons above-men tioned, shorn we have sent to you : we live in full hope that these fruits will answer the wishes of the Sublime Porte, and you will gratefully hasten to yield obedience, and by your due submission fulfil a sacred duty, that we may reward you with our blessing and our Spit itual favour. But if, which Heaven forbid, you should per. severe in your obstinacy, and, misled by illusions, reject our invitation, you are hereby once again warned, the axe is laid to the root—take care."—Ass. Obs. April 7. The Duke and Duchess of GLoucISTER honoured the Archbishop of Yost with their company to dinner on Wednesday, at his residence, in Grosvenor.square. Their Royal Highnesses accompanied his Grace to the Concert of Ancient Music, in the King's Cpneert Rooms, Hanover-square. His Grace was the Director for the evening. P,ince ESTERHAZT, the Austrian Ambassador; the Marquis de Patuas.t.e., the •Portuguese Ambassador; and Couat MCNSTIIII, the Hanoverian Minister. had interviews yesterday with Earl DUDLIIY, at the Foreign (Ace, Downing-street. A Meeting of several of the Cabinet Ministers, and some official Gentlemen, took place yesterday morning at the Mice of the Bond of Trade, Whitehall. The Duke of WItLLIV•10)1, Mr. Secretary Ilisomos, Mr. Calmat, Gun; and Mr. C. Asaurtt• mar, were among those present. Mr. Secretary Prim, and Mr. Secretary HUSKISSONp tramacted business yesterday with the Outwit-Loa of the Ea- CUIQUIR. _ Prince LaoroLa •isited his Manna yesterday., at his Palace in St. James's. Tt.e Duke of LEEDS and Sr WU. CLINTON bad audiences yesterday of the Kato. The Duchess of GLOUCIISTER visited the Ptintess AUGUSTA yesterday. Yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, a Courier sr rived at Ashburnhain House, Dover-street (the residence of Prince basso, the Russian Ambas sador), from St. Petersburgh, bringing dispatches from the Russian Government fur his P.zeellency. The Dowager Marchioness of SALISBURY enter tained a distinguished party to dinner yestetday, at her house in Ar lingtun-street. Dowager Lady NZA/Z had• a select card party yes terday evening, at her house in Mbeinarlo-street. ROYAL HUMAN! Socierr.—Yesterday evening the 54th anniversary festival of this excellent Society was held at the City of London Tavern, Hishopsgate-street, where upwards of 150 individuals sat down to dinner ; his Grace the Duke of NORTMIUM. peasants presiding. Among the Company present were—Mr. Jim tiee Pang, Mr. Justice Gasatez,Sir J. SWIIIIIVIIII;Captilin PARRY, C. Pauttra, Esq. M.P. &r J. Scout LILLIS, &C.—Ammo's& Sur, a private in the 92d Regiment, at the imminent risk of hh life. reamed the daughters of Gen. &swats, who, with their Gover ness, were crossing the river Leask, over the ice, during the winter of 1826, when the ice gave way, and they were all precipitated into the river, and would certainly have perished but for the undaunted bravery of this soldier. The Hunsane'Society awarded the honorary medallion to the soldier, and his Colonel. the Hon. General Dv vr, granted him leave to attend from his regiment., now at Edinburgh. to receive the medallion from the Duke of Noss NeMasatrSA. at the anniversary dinner of the Humane Society, yesterday, at the City of London 'tavern. THE KING'S DRAWING ROOM. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE. Arm. 17• SROVLATIONS TO aa 01511110 AT ?Hit COURT OP IT. salines. The Ladies whotropose tis attend the Drawing Room to be held on Wednesday. the 234 inetlutt, are requested to bring with them two cards, with their names thereon written, one to be left with the King's Page in attendance in the Presence Chamber. and the other to be delivered to the Lord in Waiting, who will announce the name to his Majesty. And those Ladies who are to be pre- sented a►e hereby informed, it is absolutely necessary that their names, with the name of the Lady who is to present them. should be sent into the Lord Chamberlain's Office, on Saturday, the 19th. or Monday, the 21st instant, before two o'clock. In order that they may be submitted for the King's approbation, it being his Ma jesty's command that no Presentations shall hereafter be made by the Lord in Waiting, but by the Lady whose name with that' of the Lady to be presented, shall appear on the card to be delivered as before directed, corresponding with the names sent in to the Lord Chamberlain's Office. No Lady can be received by hh Majesty at tke Drawing Root% but hi conformity with the above regulations. . - . _ The State Apartments will not be open for the reception of corn patty coming to Court until ball-past one o'clock. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Viscount and Viscountess Downe, at their house in Charles street. Berkeley-square, from Cowick Hall, in Yorkshire; Sir Matthew Tierney, Bart. and family, in Dover.street, from Brigh ton; Mr. and Lady Elisabeth Inge, and family, at Hyde Park. place. Cumberland-gate; Mt. and Mho Murray. in Harley street, from Ardeley Duty. Huts; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bennet, at the York Hotel, front Hougham Hall, Bury St. Edmunds, for Dover, on their way to the Continent; the Rev. Mr. Mackie, in Pall.stiall. from Chichester; Viscount Mandeville, at the Demers Hotel, Berners-street, from the Grove, Beaconsfield, Bucks; Mrs. Sober and the Misses Sober, at ditto, from Brighton; Mrs. Captain Warren and Miss Warren, at ditto, from Nottingham; the Rev. Robt. Biscoe and F. Viscose, at ditto, from Oeford; the Duke of Rutland, in Sackville street; Lord Sinclair, from Hastings; Sir llenry Cooke. Bin. in Charles-street, Berkeley-square; the Earl of Ashburnham, in Charles street, Berkeley square, from Sussex; the Earl of Thanet, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's street. from his seat in Kent; Colonel Henry Austin, at ditto, from Kent ; Hon. B. Watson, at ditto, from Portugal; Colonel Sir James Hope, of the 3d Guards, at the Royal Hotel. St. James's street, from Portugal ; Captain Norton, 3d Guards, at ditto, from Portugal; Colonel Lila grave, at ditto, from his seat in Berks; Archdeacon Prossen, at his house in Bruton-street, Berkeley-square. from Herefordshire. CHAN . GF.S. Colonel Wall, from his seat, Worthy Park, Winchester, Hants, for Worcestershire; Sir James Little and Jubo Little, Esq. from the &Kers Hotel, for Brighton. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ~_ BETTING-ROOM. TATTERSALL'S, Aram 17. Two THOUSAND GUINNAe STAEMI. 5 to 4 apt Navarin 9 to I apt Sharpest 4 to 1 apt Southeote 12 to 1 apt Ealthudast (taken) Si to I apt Sorcery Even on Navarln and Sharpe apt the Acid. thin TiOUSAND GUINEA!' STALL!. 6 to 4 co the field. Thiele% 5 to 1 apt Navarin 6 to 1 apt The Colonel 10 to 1 apt Lambtonian (taken) OA 12 to 1 apt Soutbcete 15 to 1 apt Sorcery I 5 to 1 asst Giraffe bite 1 apt Zoe Si to 1 opt Trampoline BATH SPRING RACKS, APIUL 16. 13 t• 1 apt Sarah The LiOS4IOWII &atm of 10 saws. each, with Pine added, for all ages. Heats, One mile. _ _ Mr. Roses bc by 'Shared, 3yn Old (G. Beast) ... 0 1 1 11r. J. Day's b (Amiss, by Spectre, 2 yrs ... 2 • • Mr. G. F. Wilson names Grecian, by Burtoo,s yrs ... 1 5 2 Mr. Allen's.ch g Antelope, by Phantom, 6 yrs .. 3 2 3 Four others started, but were not placed. The Ladies' Silver Cup, added to a Sweepstakes of 3 sow. each, for horses not thorough-bred. Heat., One mile and a quarter. Mr. Chaniber's Gas Light, 3 yrs (the owner) ... 1 2 1 Mr. Russell's ch g Moses, 5 yrs ... .. 5 1 2 Mr. Forbes names Gessoes), aged ... ... 2 4 0 Mr. T. Gwliter's Sailor, by Candidate, 4 yrs ... 3 3 0 Mr. Allan's hr g Jonathan, 6 yrs - _.. _ ._ _ _ ... _ 4 IS 0 The Hacknei Stakes was west er Mr. Davies's bl in Gazelle by Smolensk°, ridden by Captain Price, beating idr. Fisher's b m Duchess, aged. CIitICKETTING. The Nottingham Old Cricket Club commenced their field days on Monday—twelve of t►e town against twelve of the county, which was wun by the former. The weather was extremely unfavourable, and only one inning was played. This morning, between seven and eight o'clock, the large stone shield bearing the City Arms, placed over the principal gateway on the Fleet street side of Tern ple•bar, fell down with a dreadful crash, bringing with it an accumulation of dust and dirt for the century past. No carriages were passing at the instant, other. wise the effect might have been calamitous. Count de MOLTKE, the Danish Minister, transacted business yesterday at the Colonial Office, Downing -street. Dispatches were received yesterday at the Fcreign Office from Viscount GRANVJLLI, our Ambassador at Paris. Yesterday the despatches for (Wire, by the ship Orwell, Captain WILLIAM ELLS WA FARBER, were closed at the East India House, and delivered to the Purser of that ship. Dispatches have been received at the Colonial Office, from Lieut. General Sir G. 1.. COLE. G.C.B. at the Mauritius; from Lieut. General Sir EDWARD BARNES. K.C.B. at Ceylon; from Major General Sir BENJAMIN N. K.C.B. at D lnerara ; and from Major Gene• Tel Si JOHN KEANE, K.C.B. at Jamaica. Letters from Corfu of the 20th March, written at the moment of the departure of the courier, state that IBRAHIM PACHA luid concluded an armistice with the Greeks, but this news is not given as positive; but that which is certain is, the Turks have been defeated in a sortie they made from Lepante, and everything an. flounces that IBRAHIM PACHA is anxious to evacuate the Morea. A Common Hall was held yesterday to elect a Sheriff to serve during the remainder of the year, in the place of CHAIM'S STASI.; Esq. deceased. Mr. PAVEL pro posed EDMUND ANUS WILD; Esq. The nomination was seconded, and Mr. WILDS was duly elected. PRICE or TALLOW, SOAP &e. per 112 Th. Town Tallow l4s Od Yellow Soap Yellow Russia ..... 42s 01 I Mottled Wbite ditto ..... —s Od Curd Soap ditto Milting Stuff ...... 55s Od Good Dregs Master WILLAND, who played the part of a monkey in the new entertainment at Drury-lane Theatre, met, as we have already stated, with an accident on Tuesday evening, by falling from a height of 10 ft et. The Duke of Susan. who witnessed the accident, has sent several times to make inquiries. MUSCULAR Svazaravu..—The muscular power of the human body is wonderful. A Turkish porter will run along carrying a weight of 600 pounds; and Milo, of Crotona, is said to have lifted an ox weighing upwards of 1,000 pounds. Haller mentions that he raw an in• stance of a man, whose finger being caught in a chain at the bottom of a mine, by keeping it forcibly bent, supported by that means the weight of his whole body, 150 pounds, till he was drawn up to the surface, a height of 600 feet. Augustus 11. King of Poland, could, with his fingers, roll up a silver dish like a sheet of paper, and twist the strongest horse shoe asunder; and a lion is said (Phil. Trans. No. 310) to have left the impression of his teeth upon a piece of solid iron. The most prodigious power of the muscles is exhibited by fi,h. A whale moves with a velocity through the dense medium of water, that would carry him, if continued at the same rate, round the world in little more than a - fortnight; and a sword fish has been known to strike I 1." 1 , 0 ,, ; printed and Published by Aim hu m , six prefrieteet his weapon quite through the oak plank of a ship. at the STAZ OTVICR I No. s, Piehettishook Temple-Bar DIED. The 15th Instant, at his Lordship's house, in Portatan•sgaare , the Countess Nelson, in the 79th year of him age. Lately, together with a brother Olicer and his boat's crew; sur►eying a sunken rock at the back of the island of Jersey, Richard Bmthwaite Hail, Midshipman of his Majesty's 4 Sylvia, late of his Majesty'. ship Albion, second son of lieni Edward Hall. of Paddington, Middlesex, in his stoth year. MAILS —TI Dublin♦aa. Asa. DWI. 1 0 Waterford 1 0 Guentse, and Jersey 1 0 Lisboa 0 0 Donagbadee 0 0 Buenos Ayres o 0 Holland 1 0 'HIS DAY. aaa. Francs 1 Hamburg 1 Flanders 1 Sweden 0 Reward Islands 1 Malta 0 Austria* • HIGH-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO MORE Morning Afternoon alter 5 after 5 THE ARM?:' The undermentioned De:Th.llcm, arrived in town on W 4 nesday from Chatham, on rout, rn the following stations: the gi Foot, for Manchester; the 50i1., Veedon; the 51st fur - port; the el st, for l'ortsmote ; N,r PA hit LandguJrd Fort 94th, for Plymouth ; and the 9t,t h. :rr the 01•1210 station. The following Detachments drr:vett in town yesterd.ty, Coventry, no route to the undermentioned stations: the 4th Dragoons, for Maidstone. the 3d, 14th, and 59 111 !of art Chatham ; the 4th Foot , for Edinburgh ; the .19th fur Sheers and the eSd Infantry, for Landguard Fort. The 64th Regiment of Fuot has received orders to march Buttevant to Galway. The 69th Regiment of Infantry is ordered to march from Ungar to Cutlebar. The Depot of the 7ld Regiment of Foot bas received orders march front Armagh to Newry. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. —rum— The NaMIRO, MATHEWS, was totally wrecked at St. Michael's on the 28th ultimo: trey, and materials saved. Mat, Aram 17. WindS.S. W. toS.S. rrived from the Byron. Aloes', for Hamburgh ; Caesar, %VAT?, for Bengal and William and Henry, HARTWULL, from Jamaica. The V. from the Mauritius, sailed for the River this Morning. PORTIMOUTII, APRIL 17.—Wind S S.W. to S.S.E. FAtasouvu. Aram B.—Wind W.S.W.—Off port, the Juno., the Mediterranean ; Hindas, from Pernambuco ; and Mary, ft, Demerara. Arrived the Lord Hobart packet, from St. Thom as . in twenty.nine days; the Robert Puge, GAarocit, from La w and Ceylon, DAVIDSON, from London, bound to Ceylon. MACOATS, APRIL 16. — Arrived off port the Laconia, QA: William and Henry, HARTWRLL. from Jamaica. Downs, Aran 17.—Wind S.S. W.—Arrived of port the , wick. Kr.r.sar, from St. Michael's. BRISTOL, APRIL 17.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Susan, Panc i , from Dem erara. Dustin, Arm 16.—Wind S.B.—Arrived the Effort, Stnasrat front Trinidad ; and Daisboracoes,....—, from St. Übe's. BELFAST, Aran. 15.—Arrived the Caroline, Kis.cras, Alicant. Lamm:, Anatt IL—Arrived the Jane, Lanz, from London. LETSRPOOL, APRIL 160.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Olive, r urn, from Santa Martha; Carisbrook, STILACNER, from NI kens ; St. George,TAULMMI. from New York ; Union, Bat! Wilmington; and Luna and William, Donato, from St. New Brunswick. PLYIIO4ITII, APRIL 160—Wind Arrived the Sarah Ann§ MRICALIP, from London for Miramichi. The Arid packet, Lieut. Finn, bound for the Leeward Island; has put into Lisbon, leaky, with the loss of main-yard. In Hanissaze, the Britannia, Medina, Pylades, Pike. Royali•• Rinaldo, Reynard, and Leveret ; in Barupoel, the Bramble; Island, the Nightingale; in the Sound, the Briton, Wasp, V; EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Matacca.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Java, Admiral Gage, Rainbow, and the Success, for Penang, Oct. 9. Pausengers per Katherine Stewart Forbes, from Bombs , !oriel Meal, Mrs. Meal, Colonel Brown, Major Hughes, Cullen; Lieutenants Newbold, Dixon. and M'Cann ; Dr. bull, Mrs. Keys, Master Keys, Miss Rowes, one tlative servant, and three European servants. Boatme.-s-Arrived the Bombay Castle, Scott. from China, ' 23; the Carron, M'Canby, from ditto, and the Good Poyntun, from ditto, Nov. 26; the 3iilford. Jackson, from and the Hannah, Martin, from ditto, Nov. 27. Sailed La Constance, Raynard, for Cochid and the Mat Nov. 25. Passengers per Sir William Wallace, from Bombay—Colonel Drummond, Messrs. J. M' Morris, C. rkroney, J. Anderson, Meek. The Hon. Company's ship of war Clive, Captain Betham, from the Fenian Gulf on the 541 October, and arrived at Bombay 50th November. the Aspray, MaGill, for Liverpool; the . mere llerchant, Pastor, for China ; the Heavisid., fur Ceylon, and the Gonsalves. Beebe, for liourdeaux, Dec. 20. The Circassian, Dorthwaite, was reported to have arrived a Trincomalee. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, APRIL 17. This morning, at eleven o'clock, the Ram passed sentence on the several p riscosers who bad been tried these Sessions. Previous, however, to the Recorder baying his seat on the Bench, Mr. Sergeant Aeolus presided, wh prisoners were discharged by Proclamation, vis.-311 male' 24 females, among wham Mary Anne Westhall, who stood dieted for shop-lifting, and against whom two previous bills been ignored by the Grand Jury, made her third escape. Sentence of death was then passed upon the font prisoners :-- James Court, for burfary Charles Smith, for forgery; Williams, for stealing is a dwelling-house; George Knight, Barrett, Samuel Robinson, and John Brown, for burglary ; Bennett, James Ford, Henry Miller, Thos. Miller, Edward smith, John Spray, Stephen Hubberlield, Spencer Whiteman, Thomas Maynard. and Win. Plumb, for being feloniously assembled with arms to aid and assist in illegally. running uncustomed rite ; Ells. Smith, for stealing 4W. sod upwards in a dwelling.' Susannah Thompson, George Archer, and Johu Shutt, for neat, in a dwelling-house; Russel Brown, for robbing from the pereon, John Roberts, for stealing . in a dwelling-house; Charles horse-stealing; Hanbury Price and Mary Price, for high treason, Richard Hammond, for burglary; Thomas Joaes, and John for horse-stealing; Charles Tennant, for burglary; Thomas wards, for highway robbery; and Thomas Rust and John lie, for burglary. Mary Anne Smith, Anne Rolfe, Shlwell Airy, Isaac Clapham, Robert Dickson, Jonegh Jasper, Lydia Casmere. and James 11 to be transported for We. Sam. Linton, Jos. Doy Icy, James Philip Levaker, Margaret Rose, Gilbert Wiltshire, and M'Coy, for fourteen years. Ninety-two► for seven years. A great number sentenced to various terms of impribonment in Nei and in the House of Correction, where they are kept to hard labour, and some juvenile depredator' sentenced to be privately whipped and dischai Three persons were discharged cn paying the fit one shilling. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, II ARK.LANE, Aran. 18. We have received our supplies but sparingly this week, bui were fully adequate to the demand, which was extremely this morning, the consumers being unwiUing to make large chases, u several large parcels of Granary Wheat appeared stands. Alornisy's prices were demanded for fine samples of Barley, and Oats. SMITHFIELD MARKET. Aram 18. In Beef, Mutton, and Veal, the prices remain as on Ms Prime dairy-fed Pork is Ss. 6d. to 6s. per stone. Lamb is , store abundant, the price being at 6s. to 7c—Beasts 400—. 6,lso—Pigs 90—Calves 180. Beef, per stone, Ss. 6d. to 4s. ad. Mutton, Ss. Sd. to Ss. Od. 9s. to 6s. 6d. Pork, 4s. Od. to 6s. Od. Lamb. 6s. to 7s. Od.--) per load, .e 5 10s. to £4 17$. 6d. Clover £4 to 525 101. sel 12s. to 821 16s. I - f.r G o , ; Ov;d, th Li t i t Go al N MOSER ' , try, hs , serried ; fru* DEDI .ch nu day ens pub* m Mu ,1 ea. in ruIeTR AVELS rs ts Also, by the ,ante TRAVELS in NOB Mr. Wilion.is a 41chaers fiver. His er. "is re tru P rseni ca nrk 'L don " They who read a on end their account in Bengal ; Valiant in* bit* they are wri " ' Journal. " He is *good nut' no,rtcollector of statistical ua ry, fro m homes's, • Laguna ; T HE FIFTEE of the GENTL 413C1 Mad 'WIWI), held at the Fr r Brim" Wxinuenar, April IC Pale ; GEORGE PE Dr, SSW" inJosr, D r . wane Dr. Macleod as hoe Dr. Poole coda 'Haloes. one Guido r, O no , Bar of the Tavern; * Jew Ot. s - La, frau SALE . John's, rah and HERTFI Island; COMMODIO COACH HODS] !; at the TO B Vigilant. age, the cWI At ungwasegy's a co. Oh igagessaTi else Ci2tsin Order of the 11 0 - Pres r. Tura. • A VALUABLI sensors • fr* it'Terra of A very Como na, Nov. toste,No• 514 I S Nov. • Phased With ever, 4ittu, - sei e naly Repel auritius, To the'Oecupation l . • Axitaining, oa the ill -Colonel • son u, a Nursery. • Sel ambers, Dressing ¶ Bom Principal Floor—A sa , a bau Dd eliy 1(7: i nsec ih dinnie t ao . Reserv isytor titr a_peged. a TZ he Cast" t - Walls hut Ceylon; • geldings. French WI rrlved K 'di another Drawing other Drawing Root parts:bents correspooi do painted in imit m, and Water ad On the Ground Flea n ron dina ßei thve: n y stro ßeoune. a inzienda hl tlel agent Dining Parlour, • 0 0 0ghl tet d flank: n ll; •ll tniently planned, a d 'Aug Room, and Water ur ha ia d r ells oases, St. James's-sr Lowing d r4 n n um icu er tars ous n V a a a y u 1 b t s e , tors, Lincoln's Inn ] Robins, No. 170, Beg, George G r, James CAPITAL SPAC •41 ri Wm. Shoe. F. Oman; Excellent Light OFF sembla And STA NDI ned spl. • TO p.house; stealing (Of Wa person; At GarraWay's fe Oe Tnuaimar, the reales; A VALUABLE Baltl uaa 10 ~r • striae-the. Ea A very commotLiatts Upham On the ‘ l 4 I Bryn, Adapted for the ,Acei es Scott, • l Jana Castaining, on the G t paved, and Fireplace ; T were e 'milt. by Fuldir t *gale I &main one capital eto be e•aild M arble ChianneY•l rr were slisnis Stone ;retreat,' On the principal F Large& :, Prep& Windows opeu fine of CT tbs. liosievconsnium Room, with &nee tc Boudoir, all correspon &ihe of . Apartments beyond, and Water Cl On the Second Sr° are Four careen, limited sod other Cot rge Eaessorent, which coma d on the. boullery, Larder, Win. Water to t he Top of Mews*. In the adjoin' ifondsf. Carriages, a Three Stalled Su getting Carriages, Slan's Sittin 1181.11. & VSlicetVi r tile a eaa w ailtlily: , • .'l9o(.lll:itraimilefialarcl.:6ll:NlbelP.ellevirsn.jearbe;;;qtra•nifrvwfuwiediarnlMesarnalieytansblll'sy'u4,-IP7tfatrie' wbonl Tickets for e rewswe n tiOs 04 IfIRIMBLE's si 86s of The soothing qui us 04 _, 'f skrlas (of co urse di - 2 0 n "parent in a short ti 5t sport Ug aware that there are ---" acedyne properties, w e mployed, allay irritati aquarel PAIL as a sanative. an the excellencies of this roebil" +AVIV veal for itself, i 7, , u r t ; . ..... ( Pi - hir kii y o e ur ca a c r i d o l uL y appl s enjami° by )dews. Butler, Che d0a.54 Sackeille.:treet el 'len and Co. 136, t I t " hY else principal ?di eon CERTAIN C Tassees of negle o le* of' BOERH A 0 acts with equal ° hindrance of busk 1 'dna sale fo r t h e l ar best proof of it, au The direction, ROW. to cure hi ms a Said by Mr. n Jon orderer ct ; Stir. Ward, d blediele.