Star. — London, England, 1828-09-15 00:00:00

THE KING, &c: WINDSOR, SRPT. 14.—Divine Service was this ftne noon performed by the Rrv. Mr. SEYMOUR to his Ma. issre's su to •nd h. uset.old. From the damp an la favourable state of the wea ther dining the au •e• k, his MAJESTY has nr t ven tured to take .ns of hie customs'? y airings, nr to enjoy his usual recreation at Virginia Water.—His MAJESTY still continues without 'swots. Her Roi al Highness the Princess AUGUSTA had Di vine Service poit..rmed this forenoon at Frogmore Lodge. DOVER, Sam 14. Mr. Hurry', the King's Messenger, arrived last night from Calais, in the Crusader Post-officee packet, 'on his route irons Maples, charged with dispatches from Mr. STRAXIPORD (BANNING, and set off immediately fur London. l'i.e dispatches are understood to rcl.ite to •fairs in the Mores, and ate believed to be of consider able important NEwrtifir, SEPT. is. The harvest t roughont the island is now completely .finished, the gtearer part having been got in by the end of last week, and the chief part in the finest condition, many of the far mers not having commenced till St. Swithen's reign was over Our sputum.. give but rather an indifferent account of that success in the fiel !, as it has been found similar to other parts of the kingdom, that where in the first part of tie breeding season many broods of young birds were to be seen, few if any of them remain; and there. fore the present de:trucuon amongst the patent brood will be of bad consequences to the succeeding season. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 13. PORTUGUns Itcruossa.—Since our last, about 1,040 Portuguese Constautionalists, chiefly non-commissioned officers and soldiers, 'erne of them with their families, have been added to the depot at this port. They were brrugl t ttp from Falmouth is the steamers and coasting vessels, u he e they arrived in several Spanish. Swedish, and English ships, from Gallien+. There are still about 400 more at Falmouth, waiting for a conveyince.to this port. There are now here sboutl,Boo altogether, who are quer ered either in private l odgings, on board the transport., or in large airy premises at Cozside, hired for that purpose. where about 600 are accommodated. The Dolphin transport, which is laden with these un fortunates, will sail for Rio with II change of wind. The whole of those now here, excepting such as are at pri vate lodgings. are maintained by order and at the ex. peri.e rif the Brazilian Legation in London. The Offi cers and soldiers have reteived fs month's pay in advance. DEVONPORT, Sim 13. Nis M jetty's ship Bombay (new 84). Commander Alexander Campbell, arrived yesterday from the East Indies, having kit Bombay on the 26th May, touching at St. Helena and. Ascension, the latter of which places 'she left on the Bth Augus . . The Golconda and the Manilla were in a state of forwardness for Europe. The Bombay, on Wednesday last, passed the Russian squa dron, which left this pit on the 4th inst. in lat. 46 N. long. 9' W. close hauled, with the wind from theW.S.W. Captain Pennell came home passenger in the Bombay. Letters were received yesterday from the Ocean, 80, Capt. P. Campbell, dated off Navarin. the 20. h Aug. all well. Affairs remained in statu quo. Ibrahim Pacha had not made any attempt to quit the Morea. The Dryad was appointed to convey Mr. Stratford Canning from . Corfu to Constantinople. Yesterday the Nightingale schooner, Bramblecutter, and Leveret tender,. with the Supply naval transport, saile.l from Portsmouth with the men belonging to.thy Marine Attillery and Coast Blockade Service, lately employed in the Brit innia, 120, which vessel has re slimed her station as guard ship at this port. His Majesty's ship Barham arrived at Jamaica, from Barbados% the 11th July; and Ferrets, from Alansinella de Cuba—Warsplto at Make, from Napoli di Romania, the 21st July Went* Lfrom Portsmouth, the iistis July, and sailed for &ate the UM; Plover from Falmouth, the alst, and sailed for Corks the afith July—Wasp. at Vourla the sth August—Clinker at Fernando Po, front Siena Leone, 14th June; Eden sailed from thence on a cmise—Frolis packet at Jamaica, from Falmouth, 11th July, and sailed 15th,folt- Carthagena—Aurora at J maim, from Antigua, 16th July... Arachne at Jamaica, front Char es, 17th July—Pandora sailed (raft New South Wales for Trincomalee, Bth March. Letters from the Forte, 44, Captain J. Crighlin, dated Rio de Janeiro, 25t1 June, state that she-was to sail do the'sarne day so round Cape Horn, and was not expected to return home uno the spring. The Nightingale schooner, and the Bramble cutter, came into harbour on Thursday. The Goldfinch packet brig, Lieut. WaUde, sailed on Saturday for Falannith ; and the Emerald tender, and Pylades, 18, Com nunder Hay, for Cork. The Revel, RUselan brig of war, lieut. Selwanotf, sailed on Saturday for the Baltic. The Arrow, Sparrow, and Snipe cutters sailed on Sunday for Portsmouth. In Hamoaze—Britannia, Windsor Castle; Pfransus, Trinculo, Jaseur, Echo navy steamer, and Astelope cutter. Barn Pool—Meteor bomb. Sound..-Oreatos, Bitiiiiniarf, and Bombay. The new bridge over. the Cstron, at Denny, is now open for the use of elm pnbka • The streets of Windsor and many of the shops are lighted with ps prep)red. from resin, which bores in a most bril liant manner, and is demised far superior to that produced from coals. The Pagoda medal, given by Colonel &PENS, was tint for on Saturday seennight by the Royal Company of Archers King's Body Guard), in ,Hope Park, and gained by Isms Ton, i ll W.& . r. Secretary Peat left town on Saturday morning, Ina visit to his father, Sir Rosier Pam, at Drayton Puk, Suf. liedaldre• A Naval Officer arrived in town about eleven o'clock yesterday morning, from. Marseilles, with dispatches for the Loan Wait ADMIIIAL and the Rarl of A s from Sir Rows an COMIIIIGNX• Intimation of the arrival of the dispatches was gtv.n to Viscount blimvinas, who attended at the Admiralty Tester thy afternooe. A King's Messenger arrived at the Foreign Office, Downing -street, at a late hour on Saturday night, from Paris, with dispatches from Mr STRAMID Caesura and Sir FUDISICK Awe, the Lord High Cuenalissioners of the lonian Ides, and oho Irons Lord Smuts DI ROTH 11•11. The Russia's Ambassador had a long interview with the Earl of Airmen' on Saturday, at the edict of the Secretary W State for Foreipi Altair,. Dispatches were received on Friday, from Lord Hay rummy, at Odeisa, dated the nth of August. They were brought by a Ru ssian courier. Intelligence had just been received ota vi gorous sortie from Varna, in which Prince klmsmorr received a severe wonud, and great apprehensions were entertained for his his. Count Worionow. the Governor of Odessa, who formerly tommanded the Russian contingent in France, bad been appointed to succeed Prince Misautorr in the command of that portion of the kussian army which was operating stalest Varna. There was considerable'sickness in the Russian army, and among the deaths' was mentioned that of General liaxnummar, a brother of the Princess Levan, an officer of great merit and highly esteemed,. Nothing material had occurred before Schumla, except that Gm. brumes had sustained a check in consequence of advancing too in in pursuit of a Tarkish corps which be had driven back. Me h said to Iwo kw one gun and 1100 men. The impui tans trial of Henry Saatders, u an ac complice in the Greenock Sauk robbery, will ciane on 4l the Glasgow Circuit to-morrow. The witneases are tumm , ined to be in attendance at eight o'clock in the 'horning. The . prOeeedings are expected tai be very prop batted, the Crown having cited no lots than 16.5 lash. licluals ti give trideoce. THE 'ARMY. We hear the 17th Foot Is under orders for the West Tod 6. The Right and Centre Squadrons of the Westmorland and Cumberland Yeomanry Cava ry had a Grand Field. Day in Low ther Parks on Saturday, under the immediate command of the Hon. Colonel Lowman.; and after the business of the Fleas Day was Over, the Gentlemen partnnk of an elegant dinner, cnnOsting of every delicacy of the season, in a beiutiful and commodious marquee on the lawn in front of the Castle. NA VACI - NnairG ENCE. Mama Asanan Tun Day.—Dublin 2—Waterford 2—Gnernsey and Jersey 2—Holland I—Flanders I—Frauee 1. • His Majesty's ship Aurora has arrived at Porumoush, from the West Indies. The Load, Tarr, from Bengal. has arrived at Holyhead—sailed from the Sand4leacts Sth May, and from St. Helena 24!b July. Care OH GOOD HOP; Jens 29.—The weather since the 6th has been very bad. • The Walsingbam. with nearly a full cargo. the Ada, with a few c l imb on board, the Importer, with a full cargo for New South Wales, and the Orange Grove, with a cargo for Algoa Bay, have been driven on shore. July 6, the Ada and the Importer have been got off. Deal., Sir:masa 13.—WindW.S.W.—Passed the Prince Re gent, Moamar, and Rlphinstone, Ammon, from India t Naples packet, Wentz, from Naples ; Matchless, Camay, from Ha vannah ; Louisa, Gummi, from-Zante. Arrived the Carnarvon, Wnisrcan, from Singapore; William Bryan, JOHNSTON; from Ja maica; Betsey and Sophia, —, from the West Indies; Duke of Norfolk, Mantimis. from StKites ; Spartan, SOUND'S*, from Grenada; Hebe, Sastre. from Jamaica;. Agnes, Cowes, front Antigua • Janet, CHALK'S/ front St. Vincent's. Atraved from Vincen t 's. London the ' Elbe, Blom fur L Plata ; Mary, Goorott, forTrleste ; Tribune, Leanne, for Gibraltar; Arrow, Iticnaios, for Genoa: several other outward-boand ships have passed without signals. The Trident, for Pernambuco, sprang a leak, and will return to the River. Serr. 14.—Wind B.N.E.—Arrived from London the James, Ssetwa, for Naples. The whole of the outward-bound have sailed. P4IIIIIIIOOTH Sum 13.—Wind W. to W.S. W.—Arrived from London the A pollo, Bona, for Berbice; and Henry, —, far New York. Passed, for Madras, the Alfred, HMI.. Arrived the Mar. mien, Jameson, from the hilaurititts. Sailed the Thisbe, Cuss, for Jamaica; Apollo, Barns, fot Berbice; his Majesty 'S ship idol coo, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Se s ecostris, YATes, fot Bombay Lucy Ann, Dauxisosto, for St. Anders. PLynottni, Sm. 13.—Wind W.—Arrived the Venters, His muss, from Faro; and his Majesty's ship Bombay, from Bom bay— sailed 4th June, and from St. Helena lid ultimo. FA MOUTH, Sart. 14.—Wind S.W. to W. Sort. 15. Wind &W. to 11. W.—Arrived from London the Proton, Jarniason, for Genoa; Joseph May, Mature, irons Corfu; Boyne. Jones, from Aux Cayes; and Balandria, trim Ferrol, with Portuguese refugees on board. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, for Lisboa; and the Rising Sun, Buster, tur St. Petersburgh. Dowse, Sart. 14.—Arrived the Janet, Nartzuon, from ,Bom bay. The Thalia, Camrsat.r., reported to be on shore at Bnalogne on Friday, is gone to pieces. Of her cargo, consisting of sugar, cage, rum. and logo ood, stout 120 puncheons drum and a *Nall quantity of logwood has been saved. Cows, Sam 14.—Ameed the &Bona, HUTCHIP, fronaSineapore• STANDOATZ CasiE, SETT. 13 and 14. Arrived Ike Kew -Fame, Munro, and Giarinto. —. from Akzandria • British Colony, —, from Trieste; Diana, Stamm, and Nereid, Joy, from Leghorn ; klackartrl, from blahs; Mars, Evans, host Almeria; Romulus, Hauptman, from Adra. Livaatoot, Sari. 13.—Arrived the Medway. Watts. fftlnlieW South Wales and Punambuco • Eliza Ann, DAMON. from %lam ham; Mary, Hasoponit i . from Wilmingtoo • Sir Charles Ogle, from Capeßretri ; Plantura , Damon, from Pietas ; Tars ,s Rau, from Messina; Patriot, ROTilialry, from Charente; and the James, Rumen, from Adra. Kztract of a Letter from on board the Matchless, arrived is the Downs from Havanna:—" Amon sr—At noon, Lat. 25. saw a large yellow sided ship, with a tier of ports, real or painted, three topgallant yards up, apparently on shore on the Florida aide of the stream. At this time she was nearly abeam of us, about W. by loi• distance about five miles—when first seen, her head was is the northward, but when last seen, about three o'clock in the after noon her bead was to the & &E. her yard tackle was up, and amid see boats out; no wreckers about her, and therefore supposed she had not been long in that situation. She was right abreast of El liot's Key. The weather was moderate." • "mom THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. SEPT. IS. The brig Deveron, of Banff, with a cargo of Airican timber, for shields. passed through SPithead on Thurs. day, in 81 days from Sierra Leone. On her passage out, she lost her Mate and four men, who were washed overboard in a gale; rind on her voyage home,' the' Captain (Mill) died, from an injury he sustained at th same time by a fail. This vessel left the Primrose sloop of war, Captain Griffinhoole, and Black Jdke ten der, Capt. Turner, at Sierra Leone, which Colony was considered healthy. Capt. Turner, in the MIA Joke, had captured the Brazilian brig Vincedor, a fine vessel ol 276 tons, mounting 12 guns, and 50 men,. with a cargo of 645 slaves, the whole of whom were landed at British Accra. The squadron was very healthy. The Sybille was cruizing in the Bight of Benin, in vigilant search of a slave vessel, reported to be pierced for 22 glins.a.b. Within twelve-months, the squadron under the active and zealous Commodore on this station, has carved the extraordinary number of 1,739 slaves. The North Star, Captain Arabin, had sailed to the Gambia; and the Plumper, Lieuteuant Medley, to Cape Coast and Fernando Po, with troop , . The Eden; Captain Owen, had lately captured, in the Bight of Biala, two slave vessels, with 324 slave., the whole of whom Caps. Owen, had-landed at the new settlement of Fernando Po, and set to work. Tuesday arrived the Valorous. of 28 guns, Captain . Gossett (acting), last from tie Havannah, with a small freight of 30,000 dollars. She left Cuba on the Sd ol: August, Tampico oh the 3d 01 July. and Vera Cruz on the 28th of June. Off Cape Antonio, she fell in with the Mersey, 28, and Grasshopper and Harpy sloops of war, cruizing for pirates. She passed within signal distance of Bermuda, and saw there the Barham frigate and two sloops (Isar. The experimental squadron has now returned to port; the Britannia has resumed her station as the flag-ship at Plymouth; and the prince Regent, with the flag of Vice Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood, passed this port on Tuesday, for Chatham. Such part of the corps of Royal Marine Art.llery as were embarked on board the former ship, under the command of Captain Parry, arrived here this morning for garrison duty in the Supply, navy transport, and the Leveret, 10 (tender). A competent naval character affirms that two finer men of war tl al the Britannia and Prince Regent never went to sea; they embrace every requisite quality, sailing and working well, and being vety stiff and easy. Close hauled with a fresh breeze, in some sea, and going through the water at the rate of nice knots and a half, they were both able to fire their lee lower deck guns, and to throw the shot to a full range, without shipping the least water. The gua practice on board thee ships during this cruise, is describsd to have been most tre mendous and effective. The Pearl, the new sloop, was considered eminently superior is her sailing qualities to the other vessels, and is very stiff. She will work better when her fore and mitten masts are differently stepped, for which purpose she came into harbour on Wednesday. The Leveret, tender to the Windsor Castle. Lieutenant Charles Richards, arrived from Plymouth this morning, and proceeded to Newhaven, with Blockade &nice men, who hue been doing duty on board the Britannia. The Lord Cochrane transport, with part of the 38th Regiment on board, foe Ceylon, was spoken with in lat. 16. 8. all well. The Briton frigate, Honourable Captain Gordon, was of the Island of Ascension ea the 67tb of July. looking for pirates. The Procris,lo, Commander C. H. Paget,arrived at Cork, from Plymouth, on the 4th lost. The Shampoo, 46 guns. has been commissioned at Chatbmals by Captain Benjamin Clemente. The Harrier, 111 gem, Captain Morris, is ordered to be paid off at Sheerness • the Grillo and Forester or 10 guns each, and the Vesuvius, bo mb, ars heildiag 01111/ILstud ; the Glasgow, of 60 guns, was paid of on Mosey last. Skip at Sipithead—Crocodite. Falcon. Leveret, Nightingale. and Br auble• In Halbaar—Vittost Me vUk, Spartiate, Paul Rose, I and Pearl. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. ICCLI lAe7ICAL PSONOTIO7II. • The Rev. George Frederick Tavel, 'M. A. has been instituted to the Rectories of Roston with Benham, in Suffolk. on the preseuta don of the Most Noble George Fienty, Duke of Grafton. ' The Rev. W, Dealtry; D. Hecate of Clap: am. Surrey, to the Chancelorship of Winchester; the Rev. Edward James, M.A. of CluAlt Church, thford, Prebendary of I.landaff ; to a Stall in Win chister Cathedral; the Rev. lie. - Dallas, to the Rectory of Wirt won, Hants; the • Rev. Mr. Colpoys, to the Rectory of North Wal tham—all vacant by the death of is r Hon. and Rev. G. A. Legge. The Duke of Atha has presented Mr. Charles Murray Nivea to he assistant and successor to his father, Dr. Niven, Minister of Dunkeld and Dowally. Wednesday the Second United Associate Congregation of Mon trose gave a harmonious can to Mr. James Lily, Preacher of the Gospel, to be their Pastor. The kt6th ult. the Rev. William Macdougall, late of Cam= wes inducted to the charg e of the Relief Congregation of pock. Thursday the Rev. Mr. Ruddick wee (agreeable to the rules of the Episcopal Church of Scotland), ordained Minister of the parish of Gretna, at the church in that place, in the room of the Rev. Air. Morgan, deceased, who had Ailed that helot for upwards of forty years, to the satisfacdou of aA the parishioners. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MORPETII RACKS, Stirs. 10. A Silver Cup, value 60 is. 57 swis. in specie, and a Sweepstakes of 10 NIP% each; three yr gilds, Est 101 b four, 7st 12Ib ; Eve, list 6lb ; Gls, and aged, sat bib ;Ike second-horse to receive 20 sots. Heats, twice round, two Mile, antis quarter. Ms Subictibers. Mr. Gilmore's b m Mary Anne, 3yn • .. 1 1 Sir 0. M. P. Monk's bl cby Elacklock, 3 yrs • ... .. 3 2 Mr. Riddell's br f Baroness, 5 Yrs .. s S Mr. Attesood's b f Diane, 4 yrs • • ' ••• ... 4dr Mary Anne the favourite. Wan easy. The Gentlemen's Plate of £SG; three yr olds, 6st 141 h; four, est ; five, Bat ,7lb ; six, aid aged, art 101 b. • Beatsonce round and a• distince. • M b e Cottager, 4 yri ••• 5 '1 1 Mr. Wilkiisson's els m Outhels of Lancaster, 4 111:.. tl° . 5 2 Mr; Riddell's cb e Hartpury, 4 p•s , • • $ 3 Mr Attwood's b f Diane, 4 yrs • ; • 4 fir First beat wen by half a neck, the others .etisy, - ?input the favourite. •Tr trusser. £5O added to a Sweepstakei of 10 son. each, the second horse to save his stake. Heats, a mile and half. Eight Subscribers. Mr. Gillikiore's May Anne, 5 yrs. slat lib Sir C. Moucli'ac by Blacklock, 3 yn, 6st bib .. 2 Won easy. Mary Anne was not requlred . to'ytulk over for the second beat. XSIDAT. The Member.' Plate of .140;. three yr *lds. Est 14Ib; four, Mt; Ave, flit Tib. Heats, twice round. Mr. Hudissn's b g Sir Cation, 5 yrs ... Mr. Wilkiiisna's eh a by Soothsayer. 5 yri Mt. Bell's be ni Jessy, 4 yes •' • • ... mr.. Beown's bas Mpey-go.Faster. 6 yrs • ... 'letting -4 to 4. ewffic. .Catton. who woo easy. RQTHESII42•I SACS.% San. 10. ' • • The Sheffield Plate of £5O. rin. by the Town of Sbeffield. Two. , s .ni beats. . , . Sir George Sitwell' : bc by da Puts .:. 5 1 - 1 Mr. B. Boomer's b c Little Johir • .. ... s''S 'll Mr. Gill's b f Venus • '• ... ; I'S 11 •'5 Him. W. Duncombe's g e Vivian Grey . -- •••• - 4 " 4 * Mr. hlarshall's.c e PopaniHa Mr. Brown's c c Tom Listod • ... ... ' ... p dr A Silver Tories. value "its. ' given by the Sotierhatn Itecini, *Club, added to a Sweepstailses of logs. clefs, h fr: Two isiks. Mr. Hophiusee's b m Haryiet.' -!••• ... 1 Mr. G. Hendry's e g Air. Fry , .....-. ... ..... 11 Mr. 111.1 son's b as Miracles .. .. . ..... ...., s in Mr Smith's br Brunetti ' s - ' 1 i .. .. ... 4 Mr. • Atborpe's br g Candidate , t - ... - - ... .. 5 Setting-5 to 1 apt Harriet. Obu'lluest• Ms. Fry; anstslii 4 apt Klitiele. A most exeslletillee s . . Ile South' West Yorkshht IraQtkiltrl p.p. with 20 ga. added, tr i x the laish • one mile beats. • ' Mr. Brown'ehr Is Hes:poet t '• • s; ':'.. 's • Mr. Haigh's ha by Canton •:• ••-• • ~. Mr. Boomer's Mk b PsuL,l l 6, § ; ~. ..., . - ___ _ .. Pr- ... 1 1 ... 4 2 ... 2 3 3 4 Dural', Stakes at Sp> each; pal. Lord W.lutruclag•— i 1 1 2 '2 .1. 'V *, Mr. Wateea's e g Mr. Pry , • • ... • S • 4 'PartFullertoo's sr k• •' 14 ' ... kdr a Grillith's br It.teadateiiiValL—A pit -raft was dim A Sweelowalles of 20 sots. goat p Lord Sci'rboruugh's br c by Calton ' hit. Shepherd's b f Sister to Coulon .... . • • .2 •Lord Normanby's a f Monne! . Mr. Armitap's b f Fantail • • . 4 Betting—hao 1 apt Florence, to 1 sou Lord Scaiborough's eels, 4 to Lain Fantaii—a beautiful race, won by ha' a length. A Goldßup, value 100 pmts. vskis3o suss. added , hy'the Tows. Two miles. gdr. It. Rentley's eh f Jenny Mills ••• ••• Mr. ltidsdale b e • aster 'Burke Four paid-5 to 2on the winner-win easy. ' • The Brobmbill &akes 0f.7 sovs...each, p.p. with 15 added by the . • • Town—Two miles. • Mr. Clarke's hlr. Fry , lk:Seikle4 *smite .. . • , s«.--111 Brunettethe fav ourite it inning. . . . • • The Itediegbaes Plate - of £3O, given by tint Toira.—Two beats. Sir. George be by Filho da Pets; 4yn : • 2 1. 0 1 -Lord c Ih.ggar Boy, 4 IT . • • • • s -.9 rO . di Mt. Rouldiwbreles eh e Alpha, t yrs . • 1 3 dr • Three capital beats. . , „ • cmilic Mr.. Thompson's b g Tenuity' Mr. -Byrne' hr In Fanny. • • • , . Swee pitakes, 10 such. Tragord's (Ist Dragoons) bay hone • . ')Sr. Harvey's (70th Regiment) gay horse Hots. Mr. italic's Oat Dragpqns)hiack keine ... CRICKET. . * • Monday, • match was !Ailed at lilaiilenbead, between W: Ward, Req. fd.P. Burrow', Biq a , of. the hlafy.la-bonne club, nine Gentle-inn sof the Maidenhead, hiarlow„. and Cookhant Clubi ; 'and Aislaibie, Bs+ of the Mgpla ; konse Club. and ten Gentle. men of the above-named ditto. 'lke ma%clu was one of the best that has been played forsunte time Os thii neigispourhood, and the, of the **enlists/era mine Agreii infant throughout the saw. The Menu of Mr. Ware. at usual, was !accident, and the bowling ea was 'very auperioi, which la account for en few rues being scored—that. of Mr.' A. Robinson of the Maiden. bead..and Mr. Doldwell' or dee C4okham Club was paiticidarly good; the game was decided as follisen Mr. Ward's aide. , first ndity, 25, second ditto, 46; hit. Ablidide's side, Arse innings, 26', second ditto, 44. Mr. Ward's side winning with three wiekess•to 410 I . tars of a attle ' ..• '• ' to • ; ... s ••• • •• •• ... 1 ... 3 down. • The Mere slat*. at Cricket Demean the Portsmouth junkie aid Omen Club., with their respective given mates, was play,* 11111 ibithsea Common. on Wednesday and Thursday last, and de-J eiald In favour dabs Portsmouth, by 74 runs, viz.—Portsmoutb., RAI innings, 76; second 'ditto; 104—total, 160. Gosport, Ant liming% 70; Madd ditto, S 6 ; total, 166. AMATEUR SCULLERS' ATCH. siewslay men* aq eisullesst. =Min &oilers' Match task Mot „ emus three Geetpewn piths Dawn of Shaw, Beanses,ipd A* an. 11r. Beams mislead a Putney, the Oita of lest, wan disarm wheel et Mt. Shaw, who was weed boat, and bin Milling agt,bell a soak Oho rear. „ • • The Earl and Countess of HaanowsT are now on it whit at Wortley Hall. . • Count Wolowzow, whom 'Dr. Gnativitta accom panied as demesne physician to Russis,is the father of the present Coolness Dowager of PIaiISOKIL He was a great favourite with his Namur, by when influence the snatch between his daughter and, Lord, Passages:o was effected. The bankers of Plymouth and Devonport are about to reduce the rate of interest on deposits from-three to two and a half per cent...iinwpahire Telegraph. When Munden was.asked to give his moiety towards the cost cf aiilver cup, which was. presented by the performers ofDrory4ine Theatre to Mr. Kean,.he re-. " Gentlemen..you may aip Mr. Kealr, but I'll4r d—n'd if you ileed me • • !I DEATH OP MR...TVIITICI 111TwooD.-I'hit.Veneenele Judge died at Tenby, on the morning of Thuriday The attack under which he sunk WAS norparalysis e as ' at,fitst supposed. Be bad been for{ sometime past' in a .ery weak and declining state, the nelurelamlic .quence of his great age, _ and intended retiring from his I judicial duties on the close of the prestit . MANCHESTER, Sin. 13. The demand I'w goods and yarn is still very consi derable, and prices for all crorea descriptions are maiiiiained ; the operations of the marker. i °metier, ate without spirit, and thouph a great business c . ratlies 10 be done, yet generally there seems to be a disposition to meet it readily at the present rates, inadequate as thine are represented to be, in all t!.e leading brand es f Our manufactures. The •upply of goods seems to keep sick equal pace with the demand, as to make it akin t tam that any change in their relative amount weili at once produce an effect upon prices. Such . a cli.n . je is this le pea as is desirable to vie manufacturers, cars take place only', we apprehend, from a settlement of t ,, e dif ferences arising from political causes, which now se riously prejudice our commercial interests by excluding es from several most important •markets. Should any favourable arrangement take place in any of t .ese quar t:ls, so as to re-establish the cooing in its forintr rela. tinny of trade with them, there can be no. doubt di t our manufactures would soots again be in a state cf pro - perky. We do •not, however, see any other source r f improvement ; for the demand bah at home and abroad in the markets to which we have access. is quite as large as.we cdn.reasoriably expect it to be, under' the present state of wealth and population d f those markets. We are accordingly ansious to see a termination of those circumstances which are, now interrupting_ the regular course of our commerce. Cotton, the great staple of the trade in this district, is very dull,. with a tendency to - decline. •• Such a state of the market in this article, at this advancect!sesson,..wiih a greatly diminished im poro as cmpaied with lastie4r,plowes,in our opinion, that the'actual Condition of our general business is ot encouraginig. • ' • ,The total number of prisoner} . in A yleihury Gaol is .at preseht' only 92.. • The tread mill often stands still for want'of feet to work it. Friday night the hquse of Mr. J. Jonas, diamond .euerchatit,'cif llegeni-street, Limehouse. was entered by thieves, carried off, property to a large amount. consisting' of jewellery; gold and silver watches, and plate of venous descriptions. he thieves effected the entrance ihto else hou•e through the Itechen N endow, - and the officers who examined the premises after the robbery said they most have been expel ieececierachaxten. DZSTRUC hire Rate.— . . Saturday night eke broke out in the house or mit. G. Git.t.are, in Old.street, who is a pawnbroker, which in its consequences seas most dills • astrons•r—not so much from the esient of property con. sumed, as the loss sustained by hundreda,of .poor per. sons who bird artielis in pledge, and. tire dektimelion of .which to•slieln is of serious consequence. l'he.fire was . occ isiOnedly some inattention of the boy who attends• the pledge.sroorn. *ln getting some articles : which-Were • • . wanted, the boy placed a candle,i ,o near somilineny which caught' fire. inj instead of putting it out, ran - down into the ,hop and told his master, who, on going • upstairs fodild the room all in 4 blaze. The &com menced at a quarter to 12 o'clock, and it was full half an hour before any water was obtained, though several ,enoines were :Ms on the spot. The attention of Mr. Giu.xxx• wai immediately directed to the preservation • '.•.•••• of bis children. who were asleep in .he room below that in which the fire origired.. They were rescued-with • t , great difficulty in their nigh.-clothes. The destruction of.ne arty all the (Sledges was complete, for those which escaped the 'flames have been rendered useless. by the water. There was a pied, large stock of ploe„.soone of ' which was`saiied. The roof fell in about hal.past one; and she fie vti as got under by two o'clock, having done • but little damage to any of the adjscentibuilsllogs. ...s The lrish - respers, who lately arrived in Scotland in. . .such numbers,, ace now arriving daily at,the Brownie,.; :' 'law from the interior of the country. on their. return • home. At every departure of the Irish boats curubtra of them fake their passage to Belfast. A Rick many : who came over never found em ployment at all, and w e r e • • • under . the necessity of reetirning ilmo4 immediately, : beseeching the Captains of the boats to tr..p s fer mea l • a rtz,.t the other side.of the water, without any charge. Those •- .4 1 :r• who are now returning, however, haveall I au a greater or less share of. employment, and they display•thent.' moil economy its the use of their earnirtgc—Gias.ch,64: • - ; ; • .04.0.• • - • CORN-REQMANGE. MARE-lANIE. Sem IS.-- • . •: -' 4' -11 l We bad a toles kly large, supply of New Wheat heti :Bees, • ;i ,- Kent, and Suffolk; Tre'sis in this morning : floe samples 4 141 w.• and Old Wheat sold friely,•av an amendmeili of .48 ;kr guanaco • the,prieso ef•thirdayeennlghe ; there:were Waal parcels tit Irene' r• S.' • from Knit, but,,the quality being rough •and &role; sokl•at• NU` ;'• -• • '!' p. quarter. We bed no fine Malting Barley at pork,; bed suelialem lkind appeared. itololibt is entirtained that k woo* ha*, obsaisetl . • :e SOL per quarter. Need lick Beans sold it 575. end if 4 rasa pies as 30s. kr Veneer. •. White Peas at•46l. and Grey at 40s. 'e 11::' • " Oats were full ite. per "tarter desker,'aod,free sale at 41lialipt.. In other doles these is no .keratin. WhiatsKes,s; & RoPeas, es. 70s Sas Grey 3115 405 j,.. • . • . ti • Suffolk, 70.848 Evans, Small 301 Nis Norfolk, 6411 6Ss Tick its 309 a •i• • • Rye 309 348 • • • Oats, Potatee i;M fib Barley 35s 395 . • • Ireland 280 309 • •74 10' • Mal; 60t 64s . Void ills 1164 .•• • . ft : Peas, White 381 44$ • 11088.101Tqafki Sfogs.flati., . ••• ..• •• Boilers 42s •465 • ' Rapeseed it. 94s per last. • . • • 'INVORTATION LAST *UM . ••.e • • . ',AIM. English quasars .6434 • Irish. Oats •' • • s,loll".•'"''' Do. Foreign • 4e584, ikre. -Rhin* • •Pot 011.71 • 'lrish Ditto • 400 Beans,•Englldi ;• . ; • I.wn ~;.•.. • • " • Barley, British. 907 Ditto Foral.% it .; Üb. Foreign ' • - • /37 l'eas.Englblf • r Malt • . 1,671 Ditto. Fern Ipi 4' * 'l6O • ' English Oats ; - 3.786 English Flout, tacks 47115 • . Fisreiiti Ditto •' . 7.909 'Arnerkat4dit.to.'belh .1 AIM . SMITHFIELD MAR.KRT, Olaw. •• :• . Beef 4s.to 4s. 6d. MitttOn. 44. to 41.11 d. Veiti Is. 6d. Pork 48. lid. to Maid. Limb Ai. to 51. 04,--:Cattla'ait market:-Beasts 2,739e8ka4fr 24,510-••Pigi 180-Calves 'l9O ' • -Hay. per load, XII' Ss. to se4 101. Cloier (Old), sel 10s. to £s'lss. Od. Straw all 165. to 42 Os. • . • LIVERPOOL, Seel. 13. c• =• • • The imports of all deeetilitions•of Grain airing Os gm% bent. been only moderate. Stiperlor qualitki of Itish OM Whim; have rqet tolerably tree sale, at an improvement in price of 3d. to 4d, per 701 b. New has also been in fait' demand, but on advance has been realized. The supply of English New has been more limited. amt. for such rather higher rates have been obtained. Several par-. 1 cell of Oats have been taken on spaculation, at our. highest•quota. tibpa,„heiog fully 2d. per 451 b. beyond those of last Saturday...-. Eians have been exceedingly dull of sale, at a reduction of 21. to 35.. per quarter. Peas are also Is. to 21. per quarter cheaper. !R&M Corn is in very limited demand at late value. Flour has' cont. madded an advance of Is. per 2491 b. In Oatmeal there have basic .• • • some considerable purchase% made on speculation,. at last week's, currency: Several parcels of boarded Wheat have changed heed:: white at about Ss. 9d. and red at Ss. 3d. to Ss. 4d. per 70$b. h Flour tae sales have been very limited, without variation in pricer • Corros-•The import this week is 6,308 bags, and the sited are 9,990 hags (including 90P taro on speculation, and 400 for expert) at about .last week's rates. . Advice,. tram New York, of 16th August, quote prices of Uplands at 9i to nl, and Premium of Ex change 10, which, on 6th August,: had been quoted 91 to It, and to 91 respectively. , • • Susan, ace.-Therehas been a limited demand for Sugar, but • rather better prieei 144 been given fur 650 Ishd. of British Plan- Amon. 01470 casks 'Malaise* have changed hands at 945: to 968. and 100 eaihs Jimmies Coffee at 'steady prick,' Biaill Cocoa has been sold under Vs. at;d Trinidad at 368. • About 3.200 bags East India '•ltice. ut PO quality bave baus.parebased at ria, pl. to 15S. 9d. per e'en. in bond. Ou.-It is worthy 'of remark, that on 'Saturday last thins were not non tone Palm Oil (including the old) 1W first hands; and ' soapboilere •stocks were almost .ishaboted. • ibis at rival of the' •William Bathhouse. and Neptune. Sas abated the' ardour of the , buieri; tut kW none of the new loth be bad under .826, and for 1 small qoatitidessed7 is paid. ..+I . • eai. 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