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THE EVERING LONDON. MONBAY, Mtn. n, 1825. STOCK MECHAM:3B. TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols opstiod kV A i for the Atbount, with little or nothing doing, and sip to Lids hoar they are 051. To.ntorrow is settling day In Cooed% ind k is impeded to be a Bun Account. • Nothing doing in the Fdreivt Market. Current Prices: New Spanish 161. Old Spanish 23/, Russian Al% Chillers 77, Ileziean /91, Colombian New 90*, Austrian VIC Brazil Scrip 21, Mexican Scrip 11, Greek Snip S 41 disc. klitish Scrip iii 2 discount. ' PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. S per Cent. Red. ex div. 92* % II per Cent. Cons. 93 1 4 54 si per Cent. ex div. 9954 % 4 per Cent. 106% 1 / 4 54 Ling Ann. ex div. 22% 7.16 .43.000 Excheq. Billt. 67 64 63 tsoo ditto 64 63 ; £lOO and £2OO ditto 64 63 . k Endorsed 45 Iniia for Acct. 281 Cont. for Acct. 9354 tAI FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Austtlut Bonds 5 per Ct. Mex. Bonds, 5 p Ct. Brazilian Bonds Ditto Acs. Ditto Scrip, 6 per Cent. Ditto Scrip IRIS, 01 Ipr Ditto Ace, Ditto Acct. 01 pm Ditto Scrip VMS, 11 / pe Neapolitan Bends, lOU, Ditto Ace. IPeruv.Boads, 6 per Ct. 671 Buenos Ayres 800d5,911 Ditto Ace. Milian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Postmen Bonds Colombian Hoods, 6 p Ct. Prussian 80nd51622, 5 p Ct. Ditto Bonds, 1824. 901 Russ.Bends,lll22, 6 p.Ct. 951 Ditto Acct. wog 90 Ditto Amt. Danish Bonds, 5 per Ct. 2 01 1 f Spanish sp. Ct. C. 231 1 Ditto Scrip, 2 die • .... Ditto Acct. 2311 Greek Bonds • 1 E t a i l L S trAce. C. 1813' Ditto Acc. 51/ Ditto Scrip 1615, 5 db French Rentes, 5 per COMA Ditto Acct. 41 5 dis Exchange 25f. 10c. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. 14114101. . • SNAIL PAID. ',Mg WI MAUL Ansi° Mexican . - XlOO -As- iss. £5 pm. at Ang)o Chdian - - 100 •5 • - 11) 11 (Milian and Peruvian Company S Hi lg Pasco Peruvian - 100 - 5 - . 21} It 21 i I Peruvian . 100 - 5 . 6 i i United Mexican 40 - TO - - 46 OAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. Continental . . 100 - 2 . $1 MISCiLLANZOUS. SNARL rii 116 Pllit= P SHAM. Atlantic and Pacific • £lOO - ,610 -,C121 Australian 100 • 1 - 30 Canada Company - 100 •10 - 3S 39 38 Canal Gas Engine • SO I 91 3 Colombian Agricultural Comp. 190 5 17 Equitable Loan flank - SO - 1 - 11 General Steam Navigadon 100 5-91 1 Ilibernian Joint Stock Banking - - 101 pr. Mexican Company 100 10 IS Metropolitan Fish Company 25 1 11 1 Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 S • 19 Patent Bricks . SO 3 - S Rio de la Plata Apical. Com. 100 3 111 1 101 TO-MORROW. ALL FOUR PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND-ALL THE THIRTY OTHER CAPL TATS-ALL THE TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS WILL BE DECIDED TO-MORROW. Letters have been received at the Jamaica Coffee house, dated the 21st of February. One of them states that a vessel had arrived from Carthagena which sailed riine days after the packet: the latter, with 10,0001. on board, is supposed to have been taken by pirates. Twenty•four bodies are said to have been washed on shore at Curacoa, without their heads! We trust the report is either untrue, or at least exaggerated. This forenoon we received Brussels Papers to the-9th in,t. They state, as an on dit, that the King of Pam sta'a journey to Italy is on account of his health, con cerning which some uneasiness is felt. It was also re ported that her Royal Highness, Consort of the Crown Prince, was to return to Munich to the KING her father. Most of the Ministers of the German Princes to the Ca binet of Austria will quit Vienna, and return to their respective Courts, where they Will remain all the time that the EMPEROR is in Upper Italy. The Ministers ofl the great Powers, such as Russia, France, and Prussia, have received from the Foreign Office at Vienna, an in vitation to go to Milan, about the time that the EM PEROR will arrive in that city. The course of Exchange had fallen a little at Vienna, owing, as was supposed, to the contradictory and un- satisfactory news which the Austrian Government had just received from Constantinople, where everything seemed to tend to complete anarchy. It appears that several Governments of Germany, following the example of Denmark and of Baden, are going to adopt measures to effect a reduction in the interest of their public debt. Those creditors who will not consent to accept a rate of interest which st ill be determined upon, will be immediately paid off, by means of loans negociated for that purpose. The fol lowing sensible observations, on the commercial po licy of England and France, are from one of the Es use's Papers : GHENT, APRIL 7. While the English Government is departing from the system of commercial prohibition and intolerance which it has hitherto followed, and when all other Governments are applauding its liberal views, and will probably lose no time in following its example, the French Ministry alone perseveringly continues, in its system of commercial duties, the same retrograde course as in all its other conceptions. It is well known that M. de Villele has succeeded in acquit. leg, in the Chamber of Deputies, .such a prepon derating infinence, that the Committees appointed the projects of law, are no more than the 411 , 40 Selma of the Ministry. It is to this very evident gladdeelt4i the Members of that Chamber that we mamo t eswishat*npirit which is manifested in the report -1 10 1 4103.15.01110. the new law proposed fee the du . 41464 e observe that certain concessions avs4,o , t or the Netherlands pay *arm, and in Mder to obtain As re. ~ .1 k . )11111111 /vocation of the measures of reprisal taken by our Sow& reign; but it is also evident that these concession* are so Illusory that it is highly probable our Ministry will not be caeght by them, especially as the interest of our linen manufacturers does not oblige them to desist from requiring what is • just, since England has opened its numerous 'markets to this important branch of our na tional industry. It is evident that the present conduct of grant*, with respect to foreign manufactures, tends to nothing less than to insulate itself completely, and to piece it really in the situation in which Napoleon de signed to place England by his Continental System. We have received the French Papers of Friday and Saturday. Their contents are of little importance. An article in the Quatidienne talks of a quadruple alli ance of the four great Powers of the Continent, with views inimical to England, and when obstacle: would be raised to the inuoduction of our manufactures, which would be favourable to French commerce.. This is one of the absurd and clumsy fabrications in which the French journalists occasionally indulge, and which have their origin in entry against this country. New York Papers to the sth March, and Boston Pa pers one day later, have reached us. One of them states that the Mexican Congress had passed a decree imposing an additional duty of three per cent. on foreign mer chandise sent into the interior, to enable the respective States to defray the expense of their local government, and contribute their quota of direct contributions to the general Government. These Papers contain intelligence from St. Thomas's, confirming the account of the de structive fire which took place at that town in February last. About four or five hundred houses and 100 stores bad been destroyed in the west part of the town; some accounts state the number of buildings destroyed at twelve or thirteen hundred. We have received the Madrid Gazelles of the 26th and 27th ult. They contains letter from the late Vice roy of Peru, dated the 18th of October, and therefore nearly two months ant i ertor to his defeat and capture, in which he returns thanks for the favours bestowed upon him and the Army by FERDINAND, and promises to exert himself to the utmost to bring the war to a successful termination. That he seems to have kept his promise must be allowed, for he mustered and brought superior forces against the Colombians and their Allies ; but his exertions, as we have already seen, entirely failed, and the triumph of the Independents has been complete. These Gazettes also publish fresh:reports of BOLIVAR'S repulses I We know no good purpose this system of delusion can answer, since Spain has not the means of sending out a new army to South America, were troops ready to undert-tke nigh a forlorn hope. We have received Barbadoes Papers to the ISth of February. D'Eovuze, who was convicted of the mur der of his wife, had been executed. Sir HENRY WA RDE had left the Island on a tour of inspection of the garri• sons in the Leeward Islands, and J. B. SKEET. Esq. had been sworn into the administration of Government doling his absence. On the 16th of February arrived at Barbadoes his Majesty's ship Eocata, 26 days from Plymouth, last from Madeira, having on board two Commissioners and two King's Messengers, destined for South America. Demerara Papers and Letters have been received to the 26th of February. The latter state, that the Co- lony still suffered severely from excessive drought.— Such a succession of sultry weather had not been expe rienced for 20 years: the crops were absolutely burnt up. A Royal Order in Council, was promulgated on the 17th of February, by his MAJESTY'S command, tem• porarily providing, that the Acts already promulgated of the Lieutenant-Governor and Court of Policy, shall have the validity of Laws till the 51st December, 1826' —subject, however, to repeal by his MAJESTY, before that period; that Acts to be passed, be approved by his MAJESTY; and signified by the Secretary of State, be. fore operation, unless of great urgency and importance ; and, finally, that nothing shall extend to authorise the enactment of any Statute, Act, Law, or Ordinance, which may be repugnant to the laws of England I In the Sraa of Wednesday last, we alluded to an official note published in the Monileur of the preceding Saturday, relative to claims preferred against England, by certain inhabitants or proprietors of St. Domingo, for indemnification for loss of property, which k is al• leged they suffered by, and during the occupation of part of that island by the British troops between the years 1793 and 1798. It is to be hoped, however, that the British Government, taught by past experience, will act with extreme scrupulousness, before they listen to any real or pretended claim of that nature. When St. Domingo was partly occupied by the British troops, the French Negroes were, and had been in a state of open insurrection against their own proprietors, fur causes best known to the latter. How, tblia,could the right of property be established under *uch a state of things? And under what pee mild Great Britain be called upon for the restitution of property which had no existence? The loud demands for indemnification set np by the St. Domingo Proprietors, at that time, were so incessant and exorbitant, that Government was induced to grant pensions to a number of persona who had no solid claim to anything, and with the view of investigating, and reducing, if possible, their demands for reparation within moderate bounds, they sent out a very able and active Officer, the late Lieutenant-General Sir JAM= Smoot, who rendered essential service in detecting many glaring abuses and &ramie: practised by the artful French Colonists upon British generosity. The death of that lamented Officer, vflry soon niter his return to Britain, seems to have been favourable to the sinister I v' of 'these claiinitits. A reference, however, tot ricers * living, who served in3t. Domingo at the t in question, as well as a mina,: exatnination of the ninsactions and documents of that period, ivOuldthrow some light upon the nature of the claims ; and spew hoiv far Great Britain can in justice be called upon to make any, and what, satisfaction for such demands. 'AR. THE KING. WINDSOR. Aram 10.—His MAJESTY, yesterday afternoon, accompanied by the Marquis ConYNOHAM, took an airing in his pony phaeton to Sindpits-gate and Virginia Water, and returned through the plant ations to the Lodge, to dinner. Divine Service was this morning performed at the new private Chapel, contiguous to the Royal Lodge, by the Rev. Mr. Stamen. His Mat.reery and Suite, together with the greater portion of the Royal House hold, were present. After which his MAJESTY took an airing in the Great Park. FASIfIONIRLS 4RR4NGEMSNTS FOR THR IFIERIE min mama. The Private Theatricals, at the Countess St. Antonio's.—The Second Night, in Hanover-square. The Countess of Sandwich's Party, Dover.stmet. Mrs. Tighe's Rout, in St. James's-place. The Countess of Arran's Card Party, in Dover-street. Mrs. 13oode's Ball, Bryanstone-square. WZDZIESDAY. The Countess of Essex's Party, Hill-street. enuasamr. The Duke of Devonshire's Party, at Burlington House,Chiswick. The Marchioness of Cbohnondeley's Rout, Piccadilly. Countess Arran's Curd Party. IPRIDA Y. Duke of Devonshire's Party, at Chiswick. The Marquis of Lansdown's Party, Lansdovrn House. The Countess of Sandwich's Party, Dover•street. SATURDAY. Countess Arran's Card Party. Lady Hyde Parker's Party, Great Cumberland-pbce. suunay. Lady Hyde Parker's Party, Great Cumberland-place. Mrs. Cants entertained the Duke of St. Alban 's, and a select party at dinner yesterday, at her villa, HoUy Lodge, Highgate. The Dowager Dnekess of Richmond entertained a distinguished party at dinner on Saturday, at her house, Waterloo place. The Duke of Portland left Newmarket on Saturday, for his seat. Weiheck, Notts; and the Duke of Rutland and Lords Charles and Robert Manners left for Belvoir Castle. Saturday, Lord and Lady Gwydyr arrived in town from Brighton. The Earl of Falmouth left town on Saturday for his seat, Wool hampton, near Newbury, Berks. Hudson Gurney, F.sq. M. I'. left town on Saturday, for his seat, Keswick Hall, near Norwich. The Bishop of Chichester and family have arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Sussex. Colonel and Lady Eleanor Lowther arrived on Friday at their house in Breton-street, Berkeley-square, from the Earl of Lone dale's seat, Cottesniore, Rutlandshire. His MAJESTY will hold a Levee at Carlton House, on Wednesday, the '2oth inst. at two o'clock; and on Wedoesday, the 27th inst. also, at two o'clock.—Tbe following regulations are to be observed at the Kiwi's Levee, at Carlton House : the Noble-. men and Gentlemen who propose to'attend the Levee to be held sin the 30th and 27th instant, 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 blaaerrv: And those Gentlemen who are to be presented ; are to leave their names, with the name of the Gentle mto who l; to present them ? at the Lord Chamberlaiu's Office, on the Tuesday before, at twelve o'clock, in order that they may be submitted for the Kizo's approbatior. it being his Mares is command, that no presentations at the Levee shall hereafter be made, but in conformity with the above regulations.—Tbe State Apartment* will not be open for the reception of company going to Court, until one o'clock. Toe proposed prvcautimns against the introduction of improper persons to the Kixo's Levee are very proper, and have long been wanted ; especially since the period when two persons were surreptitiously knighted. St. George's Day, of the present year, will be kept by the Court with unexampled splendour. The Duke of Yon x arrived at his temporary residence, Audley House, on Saturday, from Newmarket. Yesterday the Duke of YORK and the Princess Au °arra attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's. TheDuchessot GLOUCE-TER and the Pr incess SOPHIA, visited 'he Princess ACOMTA yesterday. Yesterday, the Duche.s of Gustucerran and the Princess Auouvra, rode out together in the Park. Divine Service was performed as usual, yesterday, to the King's Household, at his Palace In Pail-mall, by the Rev. Dr. Duman°. Mr. Secretary CANNING Was so much recovered on Saturday afternoon, as to leave Gloucester Lodge, Brompton, on e visit to the Earl and Countessof CLamtwasne, who are staying at Sudbreoke, the seat of Mr. Witmot.Hoieroit. Mrs. CANNING left her residence at Brompton on Friday, for the residence of her brother-In-law, the Duke of PORT. where Are. Catalina is expected to remain for a few days. Mr. MEATEs, a King's Messenger._ was dispatched from the Foreign Once, Downing -street, un Friday, to Brussels. Wednesday last, the Bishop of Peraanoaosrou ar rived at the Diocesan Palace, from London. A marriage is on the terms between Sr Wsr. FouLts, Bart. and the eldest daughter of Lady Maar Ross. Thursday evening, the LORD LIEUTENANT of Ina wow held his Second Private Ball at Dublin Castle, which was attended by an immense number of the Nobility and Gentry. Mr. HENRy DRUMMOND. the banker, with a muni ficent liberality and zeal for the interests of science, which exceeds all praise, bas founded and iilserally endowed, at his ores erpenee, a Professorship of Political Economy's Oxford. Doss. PRIMMITTD.—Saturday mining, between five and six as a party of the road patrol were coming off duty at their station near Clapham Common they observed four carriages draw op, from which several Gentlemen descended, and immediately walked to a retired part of the Comma. The patrol suspecting that they were about to proceed to hostilities, directly followed them, and on coming up, one of the Gentiesnen appeared to be measuring the ground, whilst another was espial in loading acme of pistols. The conductor of the patrolost perceiving these losignia of warfare, jumped over the wall whisk Melded him from the cs Wants, and, In the King's name, chivied them to desist. One of die principals (as he proved to be) questioned the lain &rabidly, when the latter produced his staff, and giving a precaseerted the remainder of patrol jumped in, and the four persons mean) , toneerned, namely, the principals and seconds, were taken into cus tody, and Were subsequently bound over to keep the peace, before Gnomic Hasessen,Rsq. a Magistrate of the County. The principals were, H. T. Pueonsmens, Esq. and Captain Lawasaca, R.N. the tenser seconded by Mr. T. lame, the latter by Major Joan, of the East India Compaey's service. HYDR Pasta.--The Promenades in Hyde Park were yesterday thronged with gay pedestrians, and the scene altogether was extremely animating .. Most of the La dies we-e dressed in their spring attire , and silks of va rious colours predominated. Their dress was calculated to di-play their shape to the best advantage, but the awkward nodding bonnets, and the large heavy curls are unbecoming, and must soon give way to something more tasteful and less vulgar. There was a spriakling of dandies in the walks, who seemed mightily pleased with themselves, but this tight-laced race diminishes it numbers. In the evening several dashing equipages made their' appearance, and added much to the spice. dour of the scene. media bowels Mr. Proms Vsesssar grey mare sad Mr. Prothertie's be. h. Thryin• Syr seveeelnas, wows Row sew one of the Gnat MMUS INGlEgostsbes at the maim, over tee miles of tad ea *fey Ossemini. intissienlesiseday. The hone lost the Seta by bre** We a gellep in the Bath tank, by whisk lie wig stead assely4twe *IN" tits itEONTJE. "rrh The following is eoeiarhen it the Revenge for ith mei 1825 'hewing the rise in the law Averers:—.. Tie Quarter endive April 5, 11196, precleeed 110,7 . 03,24 The reduction of Taxes seboeqiesit to the aboire date, but previous to the present &midi; was J 8,520,000, which for one Quarter is . 1 .13400 . Leaving .575,1148 Which would have been the Revenue for the bet ' • Quarter had there been no increase. Net the amount received has been 1041 . 4,567 5e1,11139,511 X 48,217,562 8,5,4,0,000 The :be, thsretere, ea the Quarter Is . -- The year ending April 3, 1320, produced . The reduction in Taxation . . The produce, therefore, of the put year ought to . have been • • . . ait9,697,5151 Instead of which it has beet . . 49042,152 11•111••••••••••••• Cousejewitly the adbinie bas been . £9,424,390 • The hicrease, therefore, in the produce of the misting Taxes u.sii been about 23 per cent. in five years. THE AMIIY. The Westmorland Yeomanry► Cavalry, commanded by the Hen Lieutenant-Colooel Lowviotft, are to assemble at Pewit's, on the 14th of May, for eight days' permanent duty. The 3d Regiment of Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel hams. will assemble at Newport Pagnell, on the 7th of May, for eight days' permanent duty. The embarintion of the - flat Foot took Plate at Chatham, .2 F idq, and the R g'ment h now sia board the Hon. East India C rag's ship the Minerva, bound fee the Mauritius. cauformity with the recent Order from the War Office, rho undurissentinoed Depots, now at Albany Barracks, are directed to proceed to Portsmouth foe garrison duty s—of the 18th ' , Mb, Sac ast,lLSth, and 90th Reglments.—The following Depots are ordered to Gosport :—of the 36th, 80th, and rith Regiments. The corps to which these Depots belong are stationed in the Niediterrasseers The 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons will embark the lads lastant at Bideford, for Waterford. . The lOth Royal Regiment has received orders to march frrit Ballinrobe to Waterford, and embark on board the vessels that are to convey there the 14th Light Dragoons from B deford. The lit Regiment of Dragoons bordered to march from Menial Barracks to Porrparrick, for the purpose of embarking for Inlaid [For Military Premotioss see first page.] N 4 Al. INI'ELLIUENCE. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Harlequin, for the smuggling lugger De Touveres, on the 14th inst. at No. 14, Fore.street, Devonport ; and recalled there. The Syren, for Cork and Quebec, got on shore near Southend, on Saturday, and is bilged. The Rapid, arrived at Liverpool front Jamaica, reports, that apprehensions were entertained for the safety or the p:cket front Carthagena to Kingston. A vessel had arrived at the Litter place, which sailed from the former nine days after the packet. Captain li. Rowser is appointed to command the SailltAlßlN the flag-ship of Rear-Admiral PL./LUPIN at Cork.—Lieut. Sax. MM. LIT is appointed to command the damellon revenue cutter, on the Portsmouth station; and Lieut. Sax. Mmtrcrrit, the Vigilant cutter, on the Plymouth station.—Captain Bowraa is removed from Fowey, to be Inspecting Commander at Exmouth. vice Captain BILUMOAROT Captain GALWIT is to succeed Captain Bowers at Fowey..—Captain R. A. navel-urn is appointed to the command of the Devoisport District, vice Pexostaxe, whose time of service has expired. The following is an extract of a letter from Malta, dated March 7, (via Marseilles):—" TbeALacarer sails immediately for Smyrna; the Huta ' for Corfu ; and the Mauna, with provisions for Santa Marra. Major Lanka is arrived for a passage to Tripoli. Sir Thomas Rein, for his Consulate at Tunicia daily expected. " The Faxon, 10, Captain Iloesou, sails shortly for the Jamaica station. _ _ About sixt# sail of valuable shipping, which had been detained at Pohsmouth nearly a month by prevailing easterly winds, proieedest on Saturday morning for the River, with a slight air from ski North-westward.—The Alosataxa and Doran :as sloops of war, lately purchased out of the Navy, are among them. They are to be repaired and fitted for the Colombian service. The Au&owl', of 46 guns, Captain Joint hi axwsz.t., Was last week fitted with a main mast on Sir Rosser Samna plan. This mast is composed of a number of pieces ten inches square, and from 35 to 40 feet in length, four of them making up the breadth of each spindle, and three the four•and.after fishes ; these pieces are kept from working by circular coats at their abutment; and in their edges, and are firmly combined by hoops, which are made to screw up as the mast shrinks, and to take off for shifting any of the parts that may be injured. or become defective. The form of this mast is such, , that either end can be placed uppermost, in the event of any disaster, and it presents great advantage, from being readily' taken to pieces and conveyed, without inconvenience, to any distant part. The expense is said not to be more than two-thirds that of the common mast. The GAMES, Natal; and SPARTIATI have been sup plied with them, and they have been found to stand extremely FaLworrn Aran. 9.—Wind variable, light mfrs.—Sailed the Duke of K ent packet,lfor Lisbon; Swallow ditto for the Brazils; Betsy. Name, for Teperiffe ; and Cyrus, —, for Buenos Ayres. PLeasonen, Aran. f.—Wind S.—Sailed all the vessels bound eastward. Poaranornt, Man. 100—Wind S. by W.—Arrived front the Downs, the Africa, Stepan. for the Mauritius, Madras, and Bengal. Sailed;;Se o d e uipos, Mimes, for Hamburgh ; Endeavour, HATDOY &Id TIM; and Dauntless ,—, all for London; and all the coasters. nd eastward. Mat, Aratt.l9.—Wind N.R. light airs, and variable—Arrived the Rapid, Ifinx.es, front Messina; and Chieftain, PATTMON. from St. Vincent's. Passed through from the River, the'Enspeier Alcza.ider, Anemone ; Alfred, Yana ; Margaret, Jonsson ; Montmorency, HOOO ; Amity, AIIROWTMITS ; William Pitt, Wooxanioe; Carron, Shnocuse ; and Little Mary, amen The above are all off the South Foreland, becalmed. 'Passed through . yesterday, the Underwood, RIM/ACTON • Melanthe , Berms - Jean, lases; Mountaineer, lieLlllllll3 O ttawa, Dmitri; ; Percy, Mosses; Vertumnus, Leas; and Margaret, Joineson. Devon:oar, Aran. 70.-Came in the Cannunt, le, Captain Lam• nu% from the experimental squadron, which the left en the ISOth ult. off Cape Clear. Previous to her departure, the ships bad uilsd together on only four days, when. from the comparative cabs sweet • the weather, no decisive result could be ascertained; it rather op: peered, that the Oarstes did not maintain her former stsperieditys and the Quitman had not gained that advantage which k was ee. petted bee alterations would give her. The Pallet* bad curial. away her iron bowsprit, and . sprung her foremast. The Patio moan, Rose, and Common, bad no chance with either of dimming sloops war. The limiena,llo, Captain Russets, is orderedguilla fitted for foreign service. In Hamosze--Barnunna, 01110 A, WlllllOOll Caine, Mann', Vssuakee, and NIXILI and VA11111241114 MINIM awns. Between Island and Maln—Casnmsom 1 CONSTAX2I3OOPLI, Maws 10.—Tore is a probability of the "I ward Prothero being a wreck. The Rambler, Knsaws, is est shirts on Banker's Point, hat is expected to be got et t It is stated, in accounts from the United &atm, that after the return of BOLIVAR from Peru, one of his &A acts will be to attend a Meeting of Deputies . from . all the new American States, who are to assemble at Pa. nama, to confer on such measures as may be necessary for the general safety. The packet ship Canada, of Liverpool, Capt. Rooms, which left New York on the 18th of March, left the Canada beating off Yinsale ; passed, off Bantry Bay. the packet ship Louisa, which sailed on the Bth; and the Eliza, BARKER, merchantman, for Liverpool, which sailed from New York the let of March. ENGLISH OPERA HOIJSZMATII awes most amain entertainment continues its unexampled attractioa.— Saturday night there was again a numerous and elegant a udience; and laughter and applause accompanied the pet formance throughout. Mr. IC 11A N played Rid's, d 111. Honseki,Drains,OSheao , And Sir Giles Uverreach, at the Portunooth Theaue, last week. The House was very thinly supported, except ing on the last night, when it was smut respect** than fully attended. The only prisoner who has mei* sentence of death, and who is left for execution. at Totk e is Rickard Holdereess o for maliciously shooting.. ;~ ffiE Wntni ;(whose Onopen Mime, who fell teeded c wer mantel when. th her MILST bad the have no Module they kJ. The I ?ranch) • sower mei 0 1 ammieson pressing oat farad' --of Ho gnaws. payees groat yet subjects. four lath , retain to ception ; ever love His gracinu as loth' , He obi s as teat peop posseedos t emmse isliseg i His 1 languag ter of al After male, and Camberli was prep London, tber. Kim ceived. Jam pre trait by which br some tan war; and tands can the: tract Vlfef calculai now ka JaiINUM and din dreAdfn " On sl quake wa Um* w Theeewn The flocks, been p lambs. lamb ti Thu the bm 19 yea the foil was a other r Beata' quarto guardi *idly mee k kin a took the pa tecruii One a Dean afterw the ea the dei thrall tide a 110ars. eft *1111! View awful ate the c it 31s • prayti and hi 1 1 1); mt. ~:.;::