Star. — London, England, 1828-01-04 00:00:00

Alressiug the ditty. Has adrifflompas usketi down by the fiblailis and was in these bkness—" Gentlemen, what 1 base to say shbe witteet, and it is this. I aitt pointed Miss WaiTtraiirry her in Febtunry ; the edit reason Itehich *did not take place then, shis‘wdd lie. it showld.lie put 6IF, altogether. I told Miss Ward'-ft it slot my wish to put it off altogether, not , by aajr means. - She mid. Mr. Green. do you intend to set it off foe two Months longer, do you not. end what am Ito do? It is not my wish, I said, shit it be pitt•off eller gether. She said, Icon plainly see it is your wish; and likewise that of your friend!. I said, it is not." One of the Jury—ls this evidence? Mr. Anot.enus-=olt,' certainly not, bur how tan a defendant be restrained from stating what he pleases? The defendant continued—" I told her what utility is it going into a naked house, and nothing to put into it whatever ? She told me that was nothing at all to do with it. Do you intend to put it off for two months longer, or do you not? I told her, Min Ward, if you will answer me a question I am going to put to you, I will be much obliged to you—you and your brother and sister all three ate present-.N-'w what difference can it make provided it take place in February or in April? She said, Mr. Green. if it's put of for two months longer, I shall put it off altogether. Miss Ward, it's not my wish to put it off altogether. Then she asked me whether I in. tended to put it off for two months of not. In reply I said yes. She then said. Green, if you put it off for two months longer, I shall put it off altogether. That is all. Gentlemen, I have to say." Suentsr—Hive you any witnesses? , • Defenda.lt—Yes, one; Miss Linda-, whom I wisb to etamine. Miss Linder sworn, said—ln December, when Miss Ward came to Mrs. Boyer, she asked it she could see • Mr. Greco. I said, Yes, if she would come along with+ me, I would chew ter where he was. She went with me to the shop where he works, and I called him out, and she slid, Mr. Green. it's of no use your coming so our house again.for my sister and we have thoroughly made up our minds that I shall have no more to say to you. He said, Nonsense, I shall come up this tun ing. Says she. It's no use if you do.-I..shall have no snore to say to you. Cross-examined by Mr. ADou'uus—l am not any • thing. but live with my grandmother; the clatend.mt is ' my cousin. This conversation took place in the latter end of December, a little before Christmas; I knew of my cousin's making his addresses to Mita - Ward; not the whole time, for I was in London part of tke time; L was there when the defendant was there; I did not know of his writing to the pli*intiff; he was much agi t ited at being refused; 1 knew thereavas a young lady • in the case, but did not know who she was; I never heard him say he would many her; it was she who broke off the match, not he; he was in a mind to marry her ; she said the would let him know that she could • not marry him unless he could keep' her a servant; it is with his grandmother that I live; it was to his father's shop that I took her; from that hour to this he has not been to the house, that I know of. _ Mrs. Sant!' Boyer, the grandmother, was called to weak to a conversation with Mr. Paine, hot, admitting that the plaintiff was not present, her evidence could not be received. Mrs. Sarah Green, the defendant's mother., was the next witness. In December Miss Ward came to my mother's, and sent my father to my house for my son. • I told him my son was gone to church. He came three times before the defendant returned. I told • my son that he was wanted at his grandmother's, but be said he would not go. I then went myself. - I saw Miss Ward, to wlmm I said, What is the matter? She said, Oh, I want to see your son—it is sothing to you. I said, I think it is to me. I told • her I understood that she had pot ithe marriage off • ittogeiher, and I was very glad to hear it, for it had • 'beta a great deal of trouble to me. She then began to my daughter, who was but recently married, of ' Ilse name of Bates ; &told her my daughter was honour " al4y married, add never hack& blemish to her character, ta my knowledge. She sairfsbe did not know that, and • ithe would ant have my son toeless he would furnish her a bombe handsome. I told her it was oat of My son's power to do that. I had promised him that I would fur- Dish him three rooms, ant a I lige hosse.that I was sore she was not a fit person.for a wife for my sons. She told • use I had never been a mother to my son. I asked her r How should sbe.know anything about' a mother, - sr mother's (tidier', a young peruse he she was? I said, Pray, Miss, what have I not been a mother in ? In • dragging of Mat foorteee shillings a week for his bone, washing. lodging, and mending, she said ; and she said, • unless be-kept her a servant, the would not marry my son, she would not have him to de the dirty week. She • • bed Glair of gravy spoons in her hand, which my son had given her; I asked if she would deliver up those, as haired set paid for them? She said that he•should pay . far them, sad she should use her own pleasure whether she delivered them up. Dining the time that be paid . his addresses to this young lady, be behaved io a most boisterous cruel manner to his poor father and me. . Mr. Atrocanus--Oh, I dare say he is a very bad man. Crossaexamined—Miss Under was presestatall this. I cannot My whether it was the same devises she took him to the shop; I cannot say whether it was before or . after Christmas. My son bas got no money, and he -• did not, therefore, Mitploy an attorney. D:feadant—l have no more witnesses; I sta satisfied. Mr. Atrot.ristra—l am glad of it. • Mr. ADOLPHUS replied. He ,should insult the un derstandiags of the Jury . by .saying much upon the evidence which bad ban offered, for, if there was word of trisearto it, the plaint:E must be out of Court, mid the defendant - might -nor ro Irave — rei judg ment go by default. It was, therefore obviously an afterthought, in seder to give a colo ur to the de. feedent's conduct. ?be mother's admission that • she received fourteen shaliogs a week from the defend. ant furnished a ,efficient nasal fee her opposing the maniage, isi.order that she might maintain her domi. Dion ever him. The Jury bad seen the old woolen s the mother, and he put it to them, steut.bearted at they were, whether they would sot be afraid to encounter her ? The fact that the defeadasi accompanied the • pla leaf home Irons his mathees, ea the night of the altercation with her, proved that be did aot look upon her as going to his grandoio' ones to insult cis With respect to damages, it apposed to MN Oh; Adolphus) that the insulting defence set up was eel. striated rat/or to aggravate than mitigate them. " The Thum Sumer iced over his notev of the eel. Maga to the Jury, and left it with them to say w h at damages the plaintiff was entitleirte. The Jury retired for about a quarter of an•bour, and then found for the platiAtiii—Damagss fpf. tow 40.. Vis Wes existed considerable loold interest. *be gle_pif was not psesent. • '''l l be Judges are sitting in the New Courts for the fir thbe. They are sufficiently spacious and convenient, but are said so be liable to the same objection as all the Won New Courts, Padli.calcadatod for hearing. Mr. sbatis De u4s is vas of the Adel& - _ w.r TM K 4 EVONline ETA Os_ LONDON. •, .' a FaltAY, 3.4NUAitY 4, Ili:3. STOCK •RiNISKISE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.. . Akhoggh k is oillciaUy lassoes that the Aided Ansbaseadom ham els CositentinoPle, it htieit bad thlt least effect on the. Consul market, se it M• thought that hostiUtiesiFrill yet be avoided, through the interference of Austria. Como's opened tbiamorning at 441, and have again lmesived to 44%, with little doing at preseist, l *ITV, HALF-PAST ONE ONCLOIPIL' Since twelve &deck the Consol Market has been rather fuser owing to some money stock coming to market. It is reportedtha t accounts have been received this morning from Vienna, dating tha n the Russian Ambassador had left Vienna, and that the Metailique had fallen one per cent. Letters received from Vienna, of the 26th. by a Mercantile House in the City, do not mention a word about the Russian Ambassrdor having left Vienna, consequently the report cannot be true. Accouots from Hamburgh of the sink ult. state, that the Ex change on London is i groote higher, and Gold j per Cent. higher. —Letters from Constantinople of the sth state, that they, had stop. ped all vessels laden with Corn, for which the Turks have paid one-third in money, and given Bonds for'elie rest ; after which the ships were suffered to proceed to their destination. Great prepara. tions for war still continue in the above Capital—Consols which' were in the early part of the morning at 114 i to 3, have receded to 83j, alternately Buyers and Sellers. .1 PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK: Bank Stock India Stock 3 per Cent. Red. 831 1 1 Ditto Baled* 85 " 3 per Ct. Cons. Shut. South Ste Stock 31 per Cent. 901 _ Old Annuities 31 per Cent. lied. 901 1 . . 41000 Nadia* Ins 54 W 4 per Ct. New Shut. 4500 Ditto 54 56 4 per Cent. Scrip 4100 and 4200 Ditto 54 56 4 per Cent. 1826, 1011 1001 India for Acct. 2471 Long Ann. 19 Consoh for Acct. 84 31 41 31 $4 FORRInN FUNDS, TWO O'ClAh K. . aguish Bd.. 3 p Ct. 591 I Perim Acct 251 De Acct 591 1 Portair. Bds.S p C. Stock 84141225, 5 p Ct. 17 k Do Acct. 711 Me& 8d5,,1025, 6p Ct 461 Russ. lids. len. 5p C. Acct Do Acct. 461 1 1 1 1 Du. Ace 901 1 1 Peru. Bonds, 0 p Ct Acct. 25 Spanish Ms s:p Cr 101 1 4 BRITISH AND FOKEIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. 111P1Akg. FA in. 100 85 25 271 35 to 956' 100 So Ile 400 240 1471 40 55 ts 4 A"glo Motion Brazilian Colombian Tlalpuzabua UMted Mexican The news of the departure of the Allied A mbassadors from Comtantinople was to be anticipated from all that had occurred for several weeks before, and is now con firmed by the official dispatct.es received on Wednesday night. M. de RIBRAUPIZARII has gone to Odessa; Mr. S. CANNING to Smyrna, in the first instance, with the intention to proceed thence to Corfu ; and Count GulLuturrror is said to have gone to Toulon. Already speculation is afl at as to the probable steps which will be taken now that negociatioa is at an end—now that the ceremony, which is epnstdered in Europe, and indeed among all civilised nations, as a declaration of war, bas actually taken place between Russia, France, Englan t. and the S.iblitne Porte. The latter has rejected all offers of' mediation on the part o' the Allied Ambassadors, and therhave,tin ennsequence, adopted that step which notild,f o t her case, be considered equal to a declaration of war. Whether the Ambassadors of the Three Po' wiri at London, (on whom this event, which was provided for in the Treaty of. the 6th July, devolves the future arrange ment of the proceeJings) may deem any further attempt at negotiation advisible ; or whether they may counsel an instant appeal to the only argument to which the foolish and odurate Court, with which they have to do, seems likely - to listen, is a question which we do not possess the means of answering ; but, judging from probabilities, we should be inclined to say that the die is cast, and that Turkey must now abide the hazard. FROM THE JOURNAL DU COMMERCE Or JANUARY 1. AT Tin ISOM AIM SWIM ANIRICAN awrisikmovss. BARCELONA. Dm so. The King and Queen have passed the whole of the day of the 18th at the 'Change, and after this long visit retired on foot amidst the acclamations of the people, wbo followed them to the Paine.. Great expectations ate enter:ained that a general ar mfatice will take place. The Government of Catalonia is going to be liewly orgailized i which will be divided into two parts. This order will also establish Osairad Monet as Commander of High Catalonia, and she seat of Go vernitrot will be Vich ; and in Lower Caltalonia, Gee. Caratabilitilithave the comaiand. a*d his te4idence will be at Reeser Valls. ZANTII, Doc. 10.—(euvAto Lams.) The last news from the Levant is very satisfactory, ' for the liberty of commerce. A great part of the Greek ships under L.srd Cochrane bas given chase to sotto of the most daring Orates of the A.rchipelago, destprillg a great number of thew. This Admiral. who arrived' lately in the waters of 11tbsine, attacked the famous lgolette COrsaire, Hukesai, and took seven prisoners the others got ashore. Another golette, carrying 16 guns and 96 men, escaped by its superior sailing; but two French ships are in permit of this vessel. and great hopes are eutertaiaed of her capture. .....-Imrsimm.• -- Ihr the patch and Flinders Mails, this morning, we hate.received Hansburgh and Frankfort Papers to a 'tate date, and.then. Algemeius Zeittemg to the 29th ult. WI have gives various extracts from these journals, the major pan of vbich ate of local interest, or have been asticipated by more recent arrivals. HAMBURG, DN. in. r Official confirmation On been received of the disa greeable intelligence that Morocco corsairs have been sods out to mice against Hamburg ships. An official *nice from the Spanish Consul at Tangiets, announces 6 that two ships of •1$ guns and Iso men each, have been `l6lready sued out, villich are to emits off Cape St. Vin cent against Passim and Hanseatic ships, • • STOCKHOLM, Doe. re. The. great Committee for revising the system .9i public education, is convoked for the 441) January, and It is hoped that it wil then tem& assembled long enough to conclude its isboureand present its report. The Board of Trade having presented its repbrecia.thi best disttibution of the Consulates in the ,Levant, with a fixed salary ,for the Consuls, the Government has judged the present moment not suitable for a final decision, and has mean time left it to the Swedish Ambassador at Constantinople to appoint Consuls in ports of the Ottoman . empire (with the exception of Egypt, whete, as usual, there will be a Consul General is the room of M. Bokty), and instead of the forn er 'War dues on the cartoes m has decided that the dues *elite paid on the vessels. The King has asked the Norwegian Government for its opinion on the necessity of convoking an extraor dinary Storthing next February. On the night of the 7th four large houses and some warehouses full of goods, at Abo, were destr•yed by fire. A young merchant of this town, who had sent a quantity of iron and ether goods there, loses above 40,000 rix dollars balm We ban lately lost some dstiriguished persons by death. Cooncillee of gate Qom Von Wersen, was attacked by ',prim at the be. ginniog of this month,in consequence of estseaseaserskn lisi s ificiai duties. and though he,afterwards recovered some measure, be d'red on the 9th of this month, at 110, age of 00. The day before yesterday died M. root, Conaciaorot commerce, and Commissioner 01 the Ererlinge of Stockholm. He bad been ft* oh gem! years Charge d'Affaires at theCoirts of , Warthstr,' Dresden Berlin. and I,.ondors He bp 'bequeathed taluable collections of natural histoty and works of . . art to the Rital;Museum and Library, and also to tht Univeisiry of Upsal. We have jtkt receiveJ,news of the death of Count CederhjelM in Itast Gotbiand. He was formerly tutor to the Crown Prince. and besides large donations to the town of Linkoping, and to noble widows its that pro vince, he is said to have left to his Royal Highness his beautiful and valuable estate of S.by. BERLIN, Dm N. His Royal Highness Prince William, his Majesty's son, is gone to St. Petersborgh. HANOVER, Dm 45. His Majesty the King has been pleased to craer the rank of Major General, in the Hanoverian army, on the Prince of Hohenlohe Laugenbourg. FROM THE MAINZ. Dee. C. The proceedings at Cassel respecting the celebrated threatening. letters:—M. Von Manger, the Director of the Police, is sentenced to be cashieled, to five years im prisonment, and 2,000 dollars costs; M. Windemutb, Chief Councillor of Police, is to pay 1,000 dollars coats. HALLE, Dn. 20. Professor Gesenios has been invited to Gottingen, as Professor of Oriental Literature, in the room of the late celebrated Eichhorn, but it is said that he has declined this honour.— Hanthergh Papers, Dec. 29. BRUSSELS, Dn. 29. The Chamber of Commerce at Amsterdam has just informed the merchants that the Government has taken new measures for the protection of the commerce of the Netherlands in the Mediterranean and the Archipelago, FRANKFORT, Dec. U. Letters from Vienna received today, confirm the departure of the Ambassadors from - Constantinople, though the Austrian Observer does not mention k; thef also confirm the burning of the Greek flev,. and add that Lord Cochrane was brooght on board the French, Admiral's Alp, but was released after baying pledged his Word of honour not to undertake anything against the Turks. It is singular that the Observer of Trieste of the 18th, does nut mention this news, which gives good reason to desk its authenticity. FRANKFORT. Doc. 28. - We have received to-day; by express, the Austria's pisserver of the 24th. -To refute the reports spread by the French and English Jo(zrnals, the Observer pub ante delivered in the month of March to the Porte, by Same Ottinfels„ to induce it to accept the proposals of the Allied. Powers. DRUSSRLS, Jam:Aar 1. General Sir G. S. Brown, Knight Companion of the Order of the Bach, who had resided for sometime with his &mil', at the Hotel de Ballerien, died on the night of 30th December. after an illness of a few hours only, regretted by all those who knew him. It is thought that the body will be sent to England. ST. FICTRIISBURGH, Du. 16. To-day solemn Te Deum was performed in the chapel of the Winter Palace, in presence of the Emperor and Empresses, on account of the occupation of the city 4 ctf. Testis by our troops.—Journal de St.Petertburgh, Dee.lB. Dramagnita S.—J.-At the foot of an Ukase, lately - issued by the Senate, and laid before the Emperor for signature,whkh related to the pur.ish meat to be inflicted upon Jews in various cases, the Emperor wrote with his own hand 41 So brit;" but those among them who, lam sentenced meant:fin Siberia, and who are fit for minter,' service, are to be taken for soldiers, and sent to Georgia.—Frankjirt Pupers, Dec. 28. WARSAW, Dsc. 11. We have learnt from Sr. Petetsburgh that the preli• miseries of peace with Persia were signed on the 28th November; in a village near Tamil, by the Russian Diplomatic Agent M. Obrescow and 4 second Ple nipotentiary. The province of Erivan, on both sides of the Arases, from the foot of Mount Arrant to the Caspian Sea, fs by the Treaty incorporated with the RustiattEtnpire: The Persians engaged at the tame time toindbmnify 'the Russians for the expenses pf the campaign ) which .are • estimated at 18,000,000. rubles. Till this sum.is paid the Russian troops will remain in pusession of all the strong places which they Dow hold, inch ding 'rands. , Private letters fr►as . Brody Say that some unpJea,sant di.putetitad arisen share en toted% some tome mer cbaodise at the custont•houce, so that the authori t , the revectire frontier provinces were obliged to fere: 0D113114 DscaSeri 14. the peace with Persia is concluded on the most sinus terms for Russia: The whole province of and all the defiles which make the Persian Erni pendent upon us in a military point of view are ►o us. This is the price at which AbbAs Mi secured fin biinself the recognition of his right ceed to thenr.--Algrassixe Dec. 28. Col i BAT Minh! _Joblarn 0-1 - 1117 Z pre! orities to is le , Yesterday morn b s clok, his Royal lost gh hoended by Earl M this Rqyal flighnet Eriya PALMICLLA, the Po spire d t 'of his Royal re cede carriages .and lout, liras riess was dressed i n orders nit his left lit it to "t at Woolwich Dock a Royal salute was ceived by the Col Royal Artillery pas Review, in slow ani Mt teat r state of the ground g °t'iroll • down for the canno ha m l et been manoeuvred a e Party as land other r chets, before his Royal Hi ildente w .maßloloyodaevllerkißtioohemAi panic Chetham, Governor, after whi ir Alber t , Raym on d , ing the great gratil an hour. is Royal !Items, gA hne d s e s ieu ss i lE tie' Cote, by another royal s I r'. DO he The Prince arrive Mrs. Lee,.' after five o'clock. 'ranch an t In the evening th r• MMus tuguese Ambassadc Mr. V 4 Highness. at his I may, 3k, The whole of the and some of the CA the Prince. His I Mourtrcrts aims, C lyde Park MILL°, Monsieur wed residence of his Ell a n d ior to th es g, soon after set ream directly after his Ri , an d s of th e* Atnang thP coati Prince Esterhazy, tl nd will hcud* the Spanish At e Duke sailor from the Netbed meat, arii Count d'Aigtie, the S. Tian Minister • ' the Bra; ham red Charge d'Affa ires; Bar t OOt Phal • the Hanoverian Minh The Rep •Howard de Walden, a Mk in da • After the Dinner • ed to Prince &Tea left?* " THE DUKE anima a GRAND ENTRI 'don't n Their Royal llij Dorchester Party on Wednesd Is, who be given in honour of 1 they "kr to arrive at their 11.4 miralty at half-pas down till eleven. ' were thrown open, as the State Dinin • description were in splendid Service of vary, ra 4 board, which is the I oess., and the Nota a Party at- aq 31* L aeh • 2 broke up soon ev, for J.. t Among those peel s"., • Her Royal Highness 1 , an i b e •Ithe Bavarian Mineiter, raft the or - °the Countess Ladolf, C shark he- 3 Bulow, the Prussian hl gate , cap cheer, the Colombian ; T agus , ar - d'Affaires, Baton Roles oble cutte • the French Charrgge r D e i taam , Prime Muskaw, Nightie COMM COTTTIT the SP* re ; at ,a, d'Anchald, Chevalier nil, tb e S o Saidanha. La, &enter, Dusts—•Athall,Weli ass Dacurasts—Riebano Ma atunsiaa—Thooat bemb, Cap . Marchioness of LOS r shells, kr EA 111.1-13eau clamp, HIRAM pro Cousrucusa—licauch . y e t C a llP P lnefr orts "ki r Lo aav aiss i t i . k — so ne m r e esf rst or t, d, ri • Lustee—A'Court, I t Ames Hay; C. Buts) Theatre • bitahed, Vivian, t eceived oy Somerset, Gramul of their t De Ruos. MIGUIL RIGHT HOHOURA ILLS J. Henries , C Wynn. t Covent. Hansom BA MTS. 1111..-. W . J. Hope. w h oa o f t Hope. Thetas. Ham ought to sier Gie sast ;r m at , and the colooelv—Pee4, Woe Bill, Barrow Selwys, Hood, Lauda tuber, do Carrioso—sohop, dor that . Majors-- Barroughi Shaman as—Hope. Dreeve, Richards, Rot g. at the Barrow, Hay, Wrong! Cape of Pringle, Backbouse, It Meneuesass— Huai' House Mena--Creber, 131 e ore t han Wood, Trotter, Torre! the Com. meeting FASHIOI become at the Earl of Mulgral a co s i u t n i t y s gn . °l folL6celirostSeydoolZreetin Ni ;l Among r. sown s asst Family, at their . orchigoess to Relish A 1731 t• Verulam's seat, C thinness of Salisbury, able mo. peat la Staffurddsire P • ell after jgsak ' . Major Lamb ]lan Marsh, is Comb ltlna, by Didier, in Seymassa lianover.aquare ; Ca; LTO lit Continent; Robert rered to !tweet, from Masao, n at the Brunswick Hot ght two li q' eavtle a , t worib ßest aiiiin e Hot 1791. ek C r a ito pt l ai , n isf ßes tite'R o o f y t al he irain ya b n r ' n hte r y . i * tfir s, : 'at Thed::::**.fro:nlTetan°Deal:rvilrdi ultimo; f Prince Les e hr s , s shore, derry and Lady issi M a g e—. sea d.g ts ar Hi ati t d at i vine fleet ad! Geost Mt. and Mrs. Babb. cruizers Idookhouse, for Brie r fleet. Mrs. Smyth, for WO s of the irons Martchester-equ Ileseege, (tom Fact o suet the to s s i i r tias, from the lie eathinge 9 frost ditto, for bottoms A ed duty air Frederiik Robl l e vessel T. Hale, Archdeacon tmatood, Lieut. I and re. Schaich, Captai ce being lfiyo; Revereisd ht stripped Swots ; Rev. Mr. 1 hich she -.t on.. Gardjuer, /10111■1 COURT CIRCULAR. 'Prince Litorom left town yesterday morning for his Claimant. His Royal Highness ball invited a party of Nk. and Gendmen to partake of the diversion of a few days sho ot i ng . The Cstbecttiaa of the &calumet Ind Others of the rived at Claremont yntelday; Vlscitint and Viscountesi GOnsincit left their rag t i me Downing-attset feitirday for Blackheath. ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM: Colonel Butsley, Colonel O'Neill, Colonel and Mrs. Cbethi Colonel Houstoun, Lieutenant Colonel Hawkins. Doctor Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Foulkes, Rev. W. H. Cox, Rev. S. Earl* Captain Temple, Captain Prichit, Captain Cole, Captain Captain Suction, Captain Dcohani, C-2tain Wood, c a p t ,i Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Wager, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Romford, r.lr. and Mrs. Watts, Mr. and M ARRIVALS AT TUNBRIDGE: WELLS. The Earl and Countess of Aleath and faintly, &r Panes Lady Barton, Mr. Burton, Mr. 3nd MN. 11 , ,Ingny, air, and family, Sir Thomas Turret, Mr. Otway tiler, Mr. Thornton, Mr. Tapp% Mrs. Tapp. and family, Fognialls and Colonel Jackson. THE Alt M Ottani Rive:two—There wiiiragrand Review in Hyde to4notrow, and the Reziments which have been inspect ( matsauvred today and yesterday by their Colanel, pri or Review, are the ist Grenadier Guards, the 2d or Col4l4te c , the 3d Regiment of Guards, includinz all the Battalions I corps which can be spared atom other duty. The ground kept by a detachment of Lancers. Field Marshal the Wimuncomm, who is Colonel of the Grenadier Regiment, review the troops, end will be accompanied by Don Mr suite, and a Within cortege of Nobility. The field days: in Hyde Park, and crowds attended the inspectior. The ments are appointed to be on the ground at eight o'clock morning, and the Review will commence at tee o'clock. In conseqesuce of the dispute between the Bays and the. the latter left Dublin on Friday. On Chrietmas Day the entire of the 24th Begiseent,statisned Athlone, appeared in their elegant new uniform► Thursday last, in compliance with an invitation predoesly eeived, Lent. Col. Cuvreencon dined at the Barracks, Dorchester with the Officers of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, taken this flattering method of testifying the high respect tamed for Colonel Catamaran, and their regret at his leaving Regiment. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Pownwimirra, Jaw, N.W. Dear., Jea. W.N.W.—Arrived from Loudon Medhsa, bliu.es, for Bombay; Jeane Catherine Beacisr Jamaica; Columbus ' Tocm, fbr Boston; Electra, Bar New York; Name, WASS, and Portland, Moon, fop Net Wales; John, Moues, for Berbice; Cuba, CLARK, for St. Eloise, Ciertor, for St. Domingo; 'l3. Forster, Bonn, mica; and William, You n g ; for India. Fstetoure, Jas. 2. —Wind W.S. W. • PLYMOUTH, JAW. s.—The Portuguese frigate Paula, Teyo- are hourly expected here from Portsmouth, to await ders of the Infant Don bitougc, 'kiwis expected to embark about the 11th instant, for Lisbon. The Challenger (riser Pat.:Cs-same, wilitscort the Portuguese ships to the 1 . 7 afterward& return to the Plymouth station. The Brand camp into harbour yesterday. Rennin in Hamoase the I (keg, Windsor Castle, Genoa, Webs!, Linnet, Renard, gale, Tpriare,•Antelw, Bramble, and Hope 'transport Island, the Levers*, VfgiTant, and Royalist ; in the Sound, ton and Undaunted, aad.tbe transports Ano and Amel6, Cate; Indian Trader. Borodino, Jupiter, Hayden, Wansbeck, 'John fed Robert. The Infernal bomb, Captain,Gmeiss, and the Etna been tain Hoare, are both readi for sea, having received their: on board. Nil Royal Higiness the LORD Hiatt MIMIC. ceeded , to Woolwich &le slity, on purpose to inspect the equiprow of both those smile, after which they will sal directly to Potts mond'. Tun Trisnrair...—The Managers of the Thi Royal Drury-lane and Covent-Garden have instructions so prepare a private box at each Theatres to-night, for his Royal Highness Don and mike. His Royal Highness will first visit 1 Guden, and then proceed to Drury-lane. It was Prince ALat l awnza &MARROW, grand, the celebrated General of that name, who brow the Empegoa the Treaty of Peace with Persia, • keys of Erivan. Letters . frOM'Odessa, to the 12th of Decemi not notice-the arrival of the Russian Ambassadr from Constantinople. . vispittches Were received yesterday morning, Colonial ,Qifice, from the Mauritius and the Good Hope. No alteration or repairs have been made in the of Parliament. since last Session. Nothing mot airing, brushing up the seats, and making clean ths mittee rooms, will be required previous to the mt on the 2d. Several GentlsoiliVaire mentioned as likely to candidates for the yamertylp the representation of the county Mr" Durham; orr Leaman being raised to the peerage; as ' dens:with. will Wetly be by. tie dtleof Lord D'Aacr. these are, Str Haiwthens Vinzmusou, Lord Hemel, Mr. Bummer, Mr. It H. 141/010N, the Han. Kum. Cast atharomind. Mr.;.itussasz. of Desucepeth Castle. _The Marquis:WaLtest.av visited his venerable cher, the Countess of Morningtoo, immediate)' his attiTal in London. Yesterday the dispatches for Bombay and Chi the ship Dunks. Captain bloarctostairre 11A stl were closed at the East India House, and deliver the Purser of that-ship, A venerable Gentlemen of Shrewsbury bongl shares in the Government Tontine, in the year 1, The original cost was 1004 each. On Thursd , received a remittance a 5674 19s. Od, as hie for one year. We have received further intelligence from Gil The gale took place on the night of the 11th four English merchant vessels were driven on but they are all since got off with little dam It.seas reported at the Garrison that the Alg 'Tit had come out a second time, and that the Ft ench Cl in shore declin e d b att l e , and sailed to join their It is With pleasure we state that the Lords Treasury have been graciously Iskased to instrt ,officers.of the:Costonss to;allow old copper she* made from British copper, stripped off the bon of foreign vessels in British ports, •to be lander' free, on, proof being made when and where the .aias.last sheathed, and on the tradesman's bill ceipt for the copper, or other satisfactory evidenct istoduCed.and oath being made, that the copper stt Tom the vessel is the identical copper with whici sts sq shcathed.—Lirrrpool Advertiser.