Star. — London, England, 1828-11-27 00:00:00

i FRENCH PAPERS. IRON THE GAZETTE DE TRANCE, DATED EDT. 25. TRIESTE, Nov. is. A vassal which has 'an iced here in twenty days from Smyrna, brings word that an Austrian vessel, cowing 'from ementine with a cargo of riceand ct' er goods, bound for Constantinople. was stopped near 'Penedos •by five ships bearing the Greek flag. After examining the papers, the Greeks put two men on board, and forced it to sail few 'pure, under the pretest that it was Mt permitted to take wine to Constantinople. During a storm the Austriam Captain escaped from the Greek • vessels, and arrived at Smyrna, where the two men that had been put 'on board were given up to the Austrian Consul. He was then escorted to the Dardanelles by the Austrian frigate Hebt. - Mary Turkish fainilies from the Mores-hive arrived at Bitterne. Accounts from Svra announce that the three Ambas sadors are still at Pews, where they bad conferences - with the President.- It was believed that Greets, will obtain entire independence, and that the fottresses of the Mores will be delivered up to the Greeks. • On Sunday an Egyptian corvette arrived here from • 'Alexandria on I atw fitter this morning.' They bring the '- Captain an d crew for the Egyptian frigate) belonging - to the Pacha. which has long been at ancho l at Minn. This moment a vessel arrived, which left Alexandria on the IS.b of o.tobcr: Ibrahim and the remainder of his troops had' arrived thereon the 9th and lOth. on board French.transports, under convoy of the Bellona and Circe, French frigates; • of the Dartmouth. English frigate, 11114 of the armed brigs Anna and Amelia. I • Ibrahim was to set out on the 13th for. Cairo, where. - it is said, his father intended to join him in ten days or a fortnighl. in Candia the iusurrection i isoimly spread. ing. Inc Turks have. been obliged . tb retire , iuto the fa.tresses ; and an attack by the Greeks, supported on • the sea side, would suffice to expel the Turks entirely from the island. raose THE CONSTITUTIONNEL. TOULON, Nov. 18. • The following is an extract of a letter written by a seaman on board the Pro.erpine frigate, now blockad . ing Algiers, dared Oct. 31 . a. On the 17th inst. the Commander of the squadron made a signal to ti.e frigate t r give chase to two cot . saris running along the coast, three or lour leagues , from Algiers. This order was instantly esecuted ; the' ,corsairs seers closely pressed, and ran on the shor e.— OM boats *immediately manned, and sent against . these pirate,: Unfortunately we could not pot the can nonade into the launch. because its carriage was in an imperfect state. The cousin seeing our tour boats ap proach. !anted from their vessels, end concealed them selvekbehind the banks. and placed thamselies on the dein:ire. They replied to out intisketre.* The Pro. serpine seeing the affray begun. fired about a d an guns; the pirate, immediately took to flight and din!). peered. I.te boats then re- lied, but first set fire to the vessel.. We had three seamen wounded{ but the pi. rates had several killed and wounded. Otis Cigate never comes to an anchor, and is generally cruising within a short distance." Sia Tut fr:s , °Kens came passengers in the Loiret. Three tiarispe.eti have arrived -from Naeerin. Toe It mince:vs, with a convoy trues tbe seine place: is in _sigh , . but is prevented from miming into the harbour by the caller. The arttfi r cer, in the Mores are employed in repaitistg the breaches in the tort4catioas of the se. 'eral places c:ccupied by,our troops. The castle of the bite ea is destroyed, and must be rebuilt. • Fitt•M THE pouting! FRANCAIS, HOT. 24. . PARIS, Nov. 64. • If we are to beli- we the reports generally spread, it would appear that the laboursof the Committee for in.. quit ing into the State of Consomme will end by great mystificatiOn. • The first giseitiori which will present - itself to that ComMittee is that respecting sugar and • km - It is of very •littte importance whether the An idles, the Brasil*, Or India. Tim colonies, indeed. it is said, we have always protected ; and they aliays in use us a market for our commodities. But is it better to have all the world. of merely three islands, as a sheik, t? `• We have already pointed out the absurdity of the tegislition which govettli the iron trade. .The wide ' trade, too. which se have also treated ebb proper • ' devstopments at a former period, labours under equally Mischievous restrictions, which lead to reprisals in other "countries, anti which ultimately cause Vie ruin of our stititn. We fear. box ever, that id the end this famous Commission will resemble vie present made by Hartle• gain to his 50n..." These are a dium and a trumpet;. amuse yourself; without main. • noise.. Fiance Frame. Pim, Nov. 24.—Restes. Flue per Cone. ost. DSc—Three per Cent. 751.—Nespolitan Hunt" Cert. Fa 1.791. . , Spanish Loan, 791.—Perpetnai iipableit Annuities, Sol —Haptists Loan, 637 r. • . . THE EVFANING LQNIION. • ' f —.1.-- -. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .27, 188. PRICB OF STOCKS *ant &pen 21,78 $ India Bond, 65 'ZS 3 per Candied. 6.54 4, South Sea *curt II per Ct.Cotte. 464 ,If: Old Amain.' 3/ per Cent. 99 1 New ,Ditto Super Cent- 1ie4.941 i 1 41000 Ka te+ Ilk 64 70 over at. Nevr,lo2o 1 se5UO Ditto 66 70 4 per Cent. 18116. DIN i 4100 and £B.OO Dim 66 70 *-.. Lons Ann. 19 546 7-16 India fur Acct. l ibi zia Stock ' , Consuls fur Jew 86i 7 6 8 7 -, 1/0811DON FUNDS, TWO 01:1.04 K. a ra zigageNjs. 5 pLI. 621 Do.Aett.32l, 1 2 Do. Aix. elf Peeing 3p C. s 4 Cosonshion WI., CperCt. ' Do Acct. 54 . Do.llowds,ifiell. itg I Spanish Ms 3 p Ct. ISt 1 Mee. Bele.lll3llAp Cl. '341 I . Do. Acct. sarribH AND FORBID* SRA RIM, TWO O'CLOCK. SWAIM . PASO. /013044 300 • 300 Kraallian Kt 60 Real del Slant* 400 4110 United Alisidian 40 ;11 Alliance DAM and Foreign 100 10 &minded Bank elt Irani! 100 25 •* ' 'a AT T-WQ trewcm. 430 69 157 fr IS 9} 22e The following has been received by the French M4l this morn*: PAM& 124 v. 24. Count Pozzo DI Ileum. Ambassador st Paris from Russia, bat received, from, the Russian Ambassador at Frankfort, the news - of - the taking of Silistria by storm. __ Rio Janeiro, Wail important mission, as it appeari Miaow becomes seriously alarmed at his critical situation, as well as from the anger of his brother, therefore the mission of M. Pu mas is to prevent his brother coming to extremities. The following Portuguese ships are stow in the Tags% ready for sailing: the corvette Leal:Lido, 24 guns, and 200 men; Pet. eidenela, of 12 guns; Stint Sebastian, 10 guns ; the Bonaventure, of fix guns. The frigates Amason and Perak are arming. The following ships have been put into comutlasion, with the, Spanish t efugees oo board : die Reline, of 74 guns ; and the Saint &Indica, 74 guns. The Magistrates have received ardent .to arrest all persons In favour of the young Queen. The Lesb2n Gazettecfrom the 10th to the 15th India. sive, received this morning, contain no nes*: whatever That of the 10th announce. the accident which occurred to Dan MIGUEL and the INFANTA& by the 011eftll fling of their carriage ; and the subsequent numbers give the bulletins of the morning and evening, which announce, almost in the same terms, that his MAJESTY sleeps we.l, and is going on as favourably as possible, as well as the INFANTA& By the Flanders Mail we have received German sad Brussels Papers rf lace dates: the latter cnntains on account of the death of the Queen Dowager cf SA lON% The fo:lowing are earaets: FRANKFORT, Nov. 19. The mail from Sc. Potersburgh. Vienne, and Ihrlin,iime arrived this de FranVorO, Air. !0. FROM THR LOWER DANURB. Nov. S. Since the fall of Varna, the hopes of the iloysrds in Moldavia and Wallachia, that they should soon be relieved front the Russian Provisional Oovernment and its requisitions, have greatly abated. The Hospitals, and the wants of the RUssian turps before the TuritiA fonresses on the Danube have augmented, as the army has been increased, and the plan seems to be. instead of a winter cam. paign in the field, to take these fortresses in stsceemion. Now that the Ptincipalities have lest their trade with Constantinople, we have no market for Our corn, cattle, wine, &c. but such as is caused by the Russian army. The burden of quartering the soldiers is heavy, andebe consolation of being freed front our buisilitary con. elides, as vassals of the liospodan and lioyards. seems to be very remote. The accounts which are received respecting the Turks say. that it is not so much fanaticism or attachment to the faith of Mahonsm, or to Sultan hiabmoad, that indeied the Areas to furnish large reluforeantmts to the Toirkish arm' at &bends, as the fear that the power of the Pore, and especially their own aria. tocractie sway over the Greek and Cotholic - Cbristians itt Sunda, may be overthrown by a Christian Gevetnanent. The deseition that usually takes place in the autumn, is not so great at &hernia and Adrianople as en firma =atilt's. The. 'rids have felt the necessity of hang peepated to oppose the Ruaslana in a winter campaign, and Inbuilt to this innovation, In hopes that diseases and Turkish perseverance, with the ardently expected diversion of some Christian Power, will preserve the beautiful edifice of Turkish sway in the meth east of bonne, and compel the hated UUSI4IIII/ to re•etoss the Danube. The weed has not been very arsaufAis hi this, war; want sad kisses he,. cost the Turhi teeny min, and stsdonlitedly the Itoselans sins. —The Chrtstiast Inhabitant}, bath of the towns and c.uatry. W I reduCad to she greatest distress; every thing that the Twits want is estrartad hem awn. If the Russians shoold reach Adrianople sad Serra. they wilt Bad only a desert, and a small member. of , Christians redwood by want almost to a moo of nature. Want of money hinders the Porte from raising ARtatilait troops. They will not serve without high pay. and if h remains in arreer they became the most formidable enesnir ..l7 Alsreasberg Correspondent, Noe. 19. _ BRUSSKLS, Nov. - 24. We hale received from Dresden The news , of the death of her Majesty Maria Amelia Animism Dowiter Qeeen of Saxony, as the 15th hiet. She waosista to the late King of Bavaria, end wisiciw of King Phederick of Sammy. Her Majesty was In her 77th year, being born the 10th May, 1751. • The Hopis Cornet says that private lettere front Batavia, brought by the Zephyr, anaemic, that thetkar against the insurgents pro. teeds with the greatest success. —Drones Pipers, Nee. U. The Prussia* State Giotto, Alerissise Seiko& and Nuorieborg . Correspondent, to the 20th of November Inclusive, the .dostriass (*tenor, to the 36th Inclusive, and the Aunts( de FranYttrt of the 1124, contain no information gemming Billstrla. Flom the Honduras Papas to tbe 20th aSeptember, received at the North and South American Coffee-boure. IMPORTANT. FROMGQATAMALA. We have bun lavourect with the following extract of a letter dated Guatemala, Aog. 18.—" We esthete in contidnal alarm. Oo the 12th inst. martial law was proclaimed in the city—all' and every one to take op arms; we ale at a loss to know the cause. as the defeat Of Duranours took place a few weeks back, tberefee them is every reason to expect that another disaster has' befallen oor army, though we 'understand that General Any was; on the Slat. July, on the Lemou with 1,400 men, and his passage impeded by the Guerillas, while blottosiu was at San Miguel with 1,50 j men ; but it is stated that As*, has enteted Sin Miguel. We are inf srmed that a division of Honduras 'troop; has at.. 'rived at Consayagua, and sent strong detachments to take possession of Omoa. The last *deign from Omoa state, that the troops of Sin Salvador *sae daily expected these, and no oppo. slats would be made to their toting possession of the town and fortifications. It is also repotted, that in GOONIO the Creoles have fallen upon the Europeans, and 111111111ftitted g reat excesses." Mff. Twain, o'Ctocit. This Is settling day le the Ossial statist. which, accord* to appeataaes4is going of well. We lie set hear as yet at any diebers being 4wilared. Cons* opesed at Siti j for tie Ac. dace will* they have been buyers at Sig; bat at preens say be quoted at sdj f, mad fee Amery Account Hi 97. • CITY. H A LI.PAST ONK O'CLOCK. The account is going of quietly, and no defaulters. The vs. trans fluctuaties, during the Accent. hes been II par cent. We do Not as yet cram* know uketbar kis a Bell or Besrocesemo Comae may be quoted at proem sell far sunny, and for nth 'armory 57 to I t . Ituirequer Bills have improved to TO. Letters from Alexandria, et the lads November. bring the in terview between leasers PAILS and bM father, skids took Oast In public. Isis win advanced toward/ Ids father,.bselt isms Is ides his feet or the cad of his rubea;Amet was presumed by his h. d:er, who presented his heed whim, which boom weed-three strecesivir theses -and embraced his father, afterwards he ,asoted himself at the immensity of the Vises. mod a short three akar Is. tired to anstber apartasest, when be ~feed the Mess ef the Court, who weleonselbist ea his vars. The poke et erns I has coaddcrably avermassd. .. . iscrimmemsonsamiasavol eh ror, .. • ~ • .. _., . ..... MIIRALTAIt, Homan 7. Meetan tes, and to die seri f of the Th e fever tontinues to abate ; there bad been about fi ft een bun- * 44111tblilk. Alidalltpl Vittritt, and wilt not throw dyed ili s sick, an d arebe above dote here were only seven it in ^, dore its It tritbout t first seeihg the preceding snide+ the hml4.rak Mai -thrum muniesinnonturwhieh went lial 7lnd Y fended. % e 44 fiend4arters of thilkLibordtial &ply, Peyote, glif one birthed and tea,wers.ratnewini• The number a ha d this 16th Wi. lints . ' • *rums that bad brio attacked by the fever are computed at Owe • (Signed). " ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA." thousand' and the number of deaths were oar thousand one bee. dal (Here follows the signeture of 14 Officers commend- dyed .... andtwenty-two. - . ' Lil Accounts frost Lisbon state, that M. Pißt ill hii • bad left that eitp r , Ste __ _,.__ 1 ..; .1. bas•am•tsnt miasiOn. as it appeari that Don of COURT CIRCULAR: • The Doke of Weer-rewrote came to town on Tow nigh', from his seat at StrathlieWsay: 'The Swedish Minista: 'lawsuit of SA ussu er.-Viscountelitnerostu, the Burl of Amis. .114 Mr. Srcrrtary Pasto and the Cuaseattam of the Ezcslottlits. ad Interyiews with his Grass yesterday at the Treasurf. , The filaequis de HASBACCSA came to town 00 Tues• day. from the residence Of the young Queen of Pndiffitlaz, at ladeltam. Tint Marquis. after an interview with the Brazilian Alinister, yesterday proceeded to the tate of deelleereeatyait State for Foreign Affairs, and bade long interview with the Bari of Assumes. The Marquis de PALMELLA visited the Duke of WKLUSGTON yesterday. The Plustian Minister and Count d'Oreua, the Spanish Minister, on a special miodon. transacted budness with the Earl of AIISOSIM yesterday at the Foreign Office. Monsieur FA LCK, the Anibassador from the Nether. lands, had an interview yesterday, at the Colonial Office, with lie Gausce Moamar. The Bairn, ion Minister transacted business yesterday at the Foreign Office. The Lorin CHAMBIRLAIN transacted business yes. terday at the Home Office. Two Kings Messengers were sent off on Tuesday night fr.:m the Foreign Office-a-one with dispatches for . Lord Cowzar, oar Ambassador at Vienna. sod also for Lord Herne- Sall'. our Ambassador on a special mission yd the Ihriperor of Russia ; the other with dispatches for Mr. Semi:roan CANNON. FASHIONABLE IN tELLIGENCE. ,ARRIVALI. Ike Fall of Fite, at tbii Pohenry Motel. Albemarle-street, from the Royal Lodse. Windsor; the Maul of Oaford and Mrs. Lloyd, at ditto, from Caddisdon Palace, near Oxford ; Lori and Lady Brudenell, at their house in Heraford-street, from Dublin; the Dowager blareblooest of Exeter, at her boas, in Privy gardens, from her seat at Uttehampton ; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, at Fentoo's Hotel, St. Jamestatreet. from that mat In Yorkshire; Joins • Markham. Rsq. at the British Hotel. Jermyn.street, from Brus sels; Lord Dayobig, at Uryant's llotel (late Warne's). Conduit street. from Chislehurst, Kent; J Alalcent, Esq. at ditto; Lieut. Colonel O'Hara, at Goulsl's Hotel, Jertnyn-street, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. re&f110111, in Orosventsr.street, from Cheltenham. CHANGF.S.• Rail Grosvenor, at his seat, Eaton Hall, Cheshire, from Flint shire; Lord Henry Cholmondeley. from Cholmondeley Wows, Piccadilly, on a vidt to the Han C. Arbuthnot, as his seat , %%resod. iota Lodge. Northamptonshire; Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd. from Dover-street, (or their seat in Wilts; Lieutenant Colonel O'iteilly, froth Fenton's Hotel, for Prighton •' Captain Leigh, from the 'British Hotel, for ; William Mason, Itsq. from ditto, for Bath; Henry Grattan, EA. ALP. and Mrs. Grater), from Bryant's Hotel (late Warne's), for Brighton; Mrs. Dewar, from ditto, for BRIGHTON, Nov. 26. The Princess AUGUSTA, after her usual carriage airing, walked on the Esplanade and Chaip Pier to day, and was accompanied by Lady Catnotatrs, WALDFORAVE and WYMWAnD. The Dowager Duchess of tvivWCASTLIt e Lady Dan WS, and Lady Wasssataave, were included in she Palace Dinner Party to-day Anti yesterday. The Marquis of Ammons, Lord and Lady G.toe (from Fink Place) Sir CHAIM'S Gusnes, Sir Pa ces Lanai., Mr. ROWAIIII BLAQUICRI, Mr. and Misses Binivois. Miss Jima** Cuisine, and Miss Anson, are amongst the last Nobility and Fashion who have left their name, at the Palace. The Marquis and Marchioness Wsuesur, after a short absence, are returned to *vouch Terrace. The Marquis of Aar-moan has engaged a bowie in Cannon-place; and Lieut.-Colonel Sir Cream Goanatone in Preston street. The Duke and Duchess of Sr Aaiun's, with the Ladies Beau max, visited Worthing tin Saturday, dining at Parsons Sea-house Hotel, and returning to Brunswick Terrace in the evening. Mr. Dolma, the Banker, of Southwark. has sabseribell thirty guineas to our County. Hospital. The Hospital funds kneels° been further augmented by a donation of ten pounds from the Hon. General Burin, and live pounds from Mrs. Beatens.', the widow Of the Gentlem an whose nwlanoboly and fatal catastrophe has been mentioned. The first Ball of the season, under the direction of the Master of the Ceremonies, took place at the splendid rooms of the Old Ship last night, but was rather thinly attended. . The Doke of Sr. Aaaake and Lord Lass were in the field with the Subscription Harriers yesterday, at Patches]. Four hares were included in the sports of the day, two of which escaped, and two, after sharp tans, feU victims. MEDICO BOTANICAL SOCIETY. • At a meeting of this Society held yesterday, Sir J M'Gatooz in the Chair. Mr. Frost, the Director of the So.ie y, introduced his Excellency Count Ofa Am bassador from Spain to France; Baton Von Billow, the Prussian Minister to this Court, and his Excellency Major-General David Stewart, of Gar h, Governor of St. Lucia, who took their seats for the first time. Gen. Stewart said he should feel most happy to forward to the Society, on his arrival at his Governorship, specimens f valuable medicinal plants indigenous to Sc. ,Lucia. Two interesting papers* ware read by Mr. Josy, on the medicinal properti, s of the visnia mamma, by Dr. Sabino Berthelloi, of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, &c. and one by Dr. J Hancock. A paper was read on the preset 'ration and production of potatoes, accompanied wi h specimens. Mr. Conic, of Kege , t stet', had dip. covered, in opposition to all the rules heretofore laid down by ancient and modern writers on natural history, that the potato had put forth its shoots, although de prived or the forts.erly thought necessary stimulants for the germination of plants, viz. air, water, tic. In an spec iment to preserve new potatoes, which had fully succeeded, Mr. Currie had found that the root, although placed in a zinc box, hermetically* closed, arid from which all stimuiatits to production were excluded, still the potato had begun to shoot freely. Thii Mr. Currie etre ibuted to the galvanic action of the metal used. The specimens produced excited great attention. In re! fesence to the objects. Of the Society, Geneial Stewart said chat a most valuable plant existed in the West !it; dies which.had been proved to be a complete antidote to the bite of poisonous reptiles. He promised tatur . nish specimens of it. After a ballot 'had taken place for Sir Arthur Brooke Falkner, Sir Andrew Halliday, and othrrs, a ballot heist* dispensed with for the elec. ' .ion of the King of Piussik . the meeting adjouinel Capt. DANCE is appointed to command the Sulphur bomb, at Chatham, which is destined for New Swab Wales, and to coven , the various articles. artificers, Ste. for the formation of the new colony to be established in Oyster Harbour. Captain Sm. info, of the Nsvy. is to be the Governor, 10 proceeds in the Iphur. Su • - A most melancholy accident last week heel the crew of the sloop Blossom, Captain Saunders, of Montrose; who bad just arrived in the Merbey from Malaga, with fruit, iltc. While riding quarantine at the Black Rock, about three miles below Liverpool, the Bloom's) parted from her anchor during a violent gale. The crew pro ceeded neat day in them boat to weigh it, and were in Abe act of taking it on board, when the •david slips aside, and mo,t uhfortunately tire boat upset, and all nn board were immersed in the deep. To the great ex ertions of•the mate, George Milne, who is an excellent swimmer, and who in the most humane manner jointly here up the Captain and one of his fellow sulfereri a named Ritchie, until they were taken on board a brig, the former is indebted for his life, but the vital sped' was cads(' in the latter before any assistance could be afforded. The only other-person in the boat, a young. man named Jaunts Pert, was never seen to rise, having, it is supposed, got entangled wide the anchor. I . f IiAVAL INTELLIGENCL Nam Mania Taos I:—Wseesf ord I _ 4 and Jersey I...Flandersl—lesboe 1. "fly The Tobago. Boars:, fauna Jamaica, is supp ose d w in the Downs. orries* The Nereid, Wurressan, from Bay Chakur to Ames, i s share war Skinberness. The Sarah, itoutusos, from Slatypen to Belfast, is Gleaner Bay. "IQ Dear. Nov, 26.—Wind W. to S.W..—Arrived du H sft ,, from Demerara • George and Nary. from itio ; s a g di rt tram Port-au- itince. Arrived front London the A images, for Jamaica. • •Yorrsaitotern, Nov. Pcrasoutat. Nov. 25.—. Wind S.W.—Arrived the Ark, Is s , front Honduras. Site was run on board of la.t Edy.tone, and carried away her bowsprit, and oth e r d a ,LiZ Fmaintru, Nov. S i t —Wind S.& W. to S. W.--A esiet , 4 Steamer packet, from Lisbon—saikti 16th. Arrived h oe , Leii. the Woodbridge, DUNLOP, for Sierra Leone; ROSSiloat Fete-"' for lierbice ; Four Friends, Dust:, for St. Michael's; so d p o ll : Sisters, BUTTER, for St. Michael's. Pension, Nov. 26. — The Mary,WASOLC.frOln St. Joke s y to London. has been brought in here very I,elty, and m u! paired before she can p.vertd. Cowes. Nov. Si.—Arrived the Melon, k!'Citaeto, fn' Virginia. • LivproaL, Nov. 23.—. A large brig was e'en nn 'harem elm. fon Ilea on the 10th ultimo, with several wrens round 1 1 „ — ,.. Arrived° the George Canning, MiI.ELLAN. front Bahia; CH/de:nes, from New York; Vi:iiant, TAT Los, from at i , Osnessocit ! Nov. 1S —.Arrived the FrienJr, Csavv ou 8,. John's, N. LI Sarah, Friss', from Lnerpon!, N. IL BaLvAta, Nov 21.--Arrived tbe . Hope, Sumba ' , fn, fn r ms. M BU, MILLER, from Palermo ; Sesotho. --. from s t , St. Patrick 14 —UCE, from St. Petersburg!'; Sepah, May from Memel. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. With the brilliant exception of Miss Kula% opheli„, all the higher female characters of tragedi have We s this long, time but very sorrily suppoited. is hopes, and very confident ones ton, that M will at last succeed to the racant.y. Her sentation of Sirs. Helm ly last night was successful. Her figure is sufficiently tall. and env graceful.; her 'mutts ate regular, and full of hence. Site is perfectly free Isom grimace ; . t,er fi ction Is somewhat studied, it gives no Gffeci constraint or violence. Tice character t f Mrs. perhaps nest to Juliet (which she has not yet tries •orte mast suited to her posers, as her forte consist representing the tender Affections. It has been that this domestic Play is a satire on the for it is monstrous to represent a woman so and devoid cf . spirit, as to continue attached in band such as Beverly ; but this is evidently of a man who either knows not, or, does nut Allowance for, the constancy r f a woman's older all changes f condition, prt•vidt her husband's unshared aXection. This the Gamester—a play urisuppott-d by language, Or grandeur tti character c , nstantly asst mbles a crowded house, most harms ing domestic misfoitune—cer mations to which, pethap', numbers to' have witnessed the reality. Yotixo'. piece is too well known to require a won it. It is said that Macbeth, even in Kt. seemed to sink to a secondary personage, to Stunou's Lady Macbeth. Even I no slight praise of Miss PHILLIPS, that mud a large share of arenuon, even an-engrossing powers.—The Piece was acclamations for repetition to-morrow. The MASTER of the RoLLs is recovering, front his late indisposition. It is 'spatted that resume his sittings oa Monday next. Yesterday a Court of Directors was Ind* Mouse. when Captain Stamm. State cemynanffof the ship General Kyd, consigned bay s ind Chin:. Mr. Cftesswatt., the Cashier rf the department Peattruax, the defaulter, was chief , officially called upon to make good the deficiencies, go,oodi. The whole Of the plumbers engaged New Palace, in St. James's Park, after being the dispute with Mr. Nast shout an alteration , tresbment, were finally discharged on Saturday pltimhen offered to agree . to the time proposed If they were permitted to have their dinner in was refused, with the exception of one man, first. Dispatches were received yesterdi Foreign Office from the British Minister at the Dispatches were also received at the Colonial nant•General Sir Join. Klass, the Acting T:ie Campania ari‘und Rome was . by foxes, whose merit the Romans were, however, with. Not so Lord B. His Lordship took hounds; but he was deprived of his sport by nL Campanian foxes, who. surprised and autumbed and cry, came out of their boles to par in the terestesfspeetatais, on the horses. hounds, and 1 Their inexperience and curiosity were the causes destruction, and of the total extinction of their The . Duke of MANCHESTER has at' Itimbokon Castle, from Park-Lana • A license was on Wednesday appli Registry OfSte, Chester, and granted, far • hams a place of worship, fora new wet of people thee( wisp denominated themselves Crawfish Druids AN AQUATIC ESCURsION.—.-TioUtsti. Flap Lieutenant and other Meer, attached to Itimmt As gave a ball on board that vessel, in to illarge party of Ladies and Gentkmen inhabitants With the hill purpose of doing all imagllabk tin tless( these gallant schwa Neptune, die awitovd—but who sha ll say what is to happen NIT di lip ?" Scarcely had the festivities Wiiigiati s or happy glances been eachanged between arokerrirlair partners, than ./E dies, envious of ' atthj6iswell-known power over the waters that r l i duiat t i h n e graceful gnwii on m ovementstithe ship. a l t ri b a t.*: •;Ord. hiefeased so violently due.ng the night and, edipa• heavy swell of the sea, it was not attempt landing until Saturday afternoon, when , owed to thole =Mous friends, after an eretakk days and nights, during which time they ear politeness and attention from their gallant (4.eame. A salt boiler exploded at Winsfur( few days ago, by which one man was they (heedfully scalded. • So tractable is the rein-deer. that theforemo,t fledge can guide that, 6f eon whicu follow. • A.few days ago, one of the porters &Intl Sir Wilham Curtis and Co. proceidt. pay-office in the Bank of England with ' died guineas, which he carried, as usual vass bag, and placed it on one r f the guines.s being weighed 115 of them vent in weight, and the clerk accn ;aside in ordre that the porter might employers. Watt the porter was ar which he had received from the clerL trived to abstract the 115 light guineas, got Clear Monday last two .beautiful swans were sea coast betwixt Stotfield and Covesea driven to the edge of the sea by the violence storm, OW - notbeing able to ascend ii.to the the breakers, the one was killed by a stone, 'other taken alive.—. Yin Courier. r *.t4 "se7-71 4r Wri t . % mod e tai l " x. heek 1 Ihe 14 ti t Nnue, d 4, hi e, P. fry I CIT Y , . 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We hart that Miss Palmas Her second test it was through • tall, and eztrrawl and f ull of intelr mace; and owe , Pea no ctffece ft .er t f Mrs. Beady as not yet trio), . ter forte comer It has been n the fit se;.., van so weak, fond attached to a b dendy the ankh or, does not ma women's devot', Tided she is sure c Thi3 is the' secret. by any dignity • r t hoover use, 10 witrbs 1. e--certain approx . • t t the special. aces merit in di t word to be said n Ktainids harkk naze, in compati .ven that alone wet that she could • even with YOUNG was announced Ili 3w. • overing ) hot slave that be will be silk • was held at the • • en was swore kw tied to St. Gast. • the Navy. is It .. ts chief clerk, bat • • dicieneice, alltwalikS Aged on the Kin : being ,employed anion in the time It • iturday sight last. cowed by Mr. N tr in the building, in, who did not strike rd t y morning at it the Court of • nisi Office fres g Governor of J . as fernier!, however. .• • • ook thither a pack of by the imbetsilitei at Dished at the raimeal in the charade, ui 1, and &OM cAutts of their pe the if rat. a :wised at his r applied fot at • a house in Stockpot• e these, Wily OVUM rigida I stsday se night ' rd to the lirizilias f el, in Falmouth h inhabitants of the bk honour to the '• r joyous party awe appen " b:tween the Its of the evening between the Gent as of the prevaihelit parrs villa so tin& hr dance were ince a word, a gale • and succeeding day, not deemed pt • when the party we agmeakk PriklitY experienced the it entertainers.-4. isford Silt Wm was killed, and at a single pet tat, and fours ten belonging t. proceed: el to I with five or sit usual, in a small the desks. em were found ccordii.gly put Iht return them is arranging the :kirk, some air . ninths, with wit ns wete caught Covesea. The! the violence nd it.to the air he a atone. at - ~>