Star. — London, England, 1828-09-20 00:00:00

r:.~ . - Imeweew=emem.. • varalef the passengers.wetir thrown on their knees lit its violence; therskirtien began to scream, and the Cap . rain took o ff his corit;'and declared he had lost his ves sel. A few initnitti-Isefore, a fishing boat was hailed, sot the -master. -disked the Captain of the Columbine to keep wet, but the Captain did not understand him. 'the boat came up immediately toffee the • accident,• and, through the tna4er's re enonstrances, tho".exteht of the actual danger was Made evident, - triequillity was restored among the women, and by 'his activity as.istance was soon alter procured. He assured the alarmed tourists that if they remained quiet he would take them all off the boat in an hour • and pointed out while the sea was so calm and the tide leaving • them, that they could not get into a more hazardous situation. After the first seu%e tif danger was removed, it was ludicrous to see the effe of terror on the different passengers. The great number rushed to the side, bewildering the French' boatmen with question; inlinglishornd teasing one Gentleman, who 'acted as interpreter, with - their several demands. -.The anxiety to secure , their respective effects was also most amusing. It was in vain to get up the larger trunks which were .all under water in the hold ; but the slightly equipped Gentry West about fishiag for their little packages, and those who were troubled only . with a change wrapped up in paper,, wanted. to jump . into the fishing boat at once, and leave' the others to their fate. Two Gentlemen and the master of the fishing bpat thee, went to the shore to collect boats and issisiance,pid through their exertions an abundant supply was mailed. 'The women were first brought off, and then the Gentlemen, each of whom had to be carried from 'fireboat to dry land, on the backs of the stout fishermen. The spirit of:economy now seized on a great part.ot the company; they refused to give the three francs Oh 6d.) which the boatmen agreed tor, and arAny of the' had the meanness to slip away wit'iout prying their deliverers. One man cried oat 64 Go to the Captain, I paid him to carry me to Boulogne.''— Another, «My wife is on board.so to her." Another, t have got'no money.". • A servant and children were brought out— Wlio do you belong to?—asked the boatman. Servant—Dr. Hoskins. You, Monsieur ? • Eldest son—Dr. Hoskins. You, Madame ?—Dr. Hoskins: You, Mademoiselle? Dr. Hyaline. You, Sir?—Dr. Hodder. • You, Mira—Dr. - Hoskins, . The Donor had to pay fords. ' One lady would -Doi pay because her Milhaud lost his portmanteau. - another because ter husband was not on board-and a third because she left her purse at Mar- gate. The whole Patty at lari being landed, bottles of brandy were produced by the •hopitable villagers, who had come down in crowds, and-every person was' served with . it Of comfort. One lady protested she never drank . spirits. but still she sipped the cordial, and many of. the gentlemen requested a second appli• ckion. The Custom House' officers 'having .made their appearance, the shipwrecked • tourists were led to the village 'and a OMR inn; The best refreshment that could lie obtained was• served out. The land lady stood witba large loaf in her band; "selling bread at three halfpence a t slice, and be husband assisted with his bride of 'brandy: . - :Every body began to eat and think, and - one of the hungry folk criedous, "I don't: undet=takid your damned French.--ctit me lin penny wottb ;* away withoitt paying for his share; &din abriuC whose • stipply 'thee was IMO mistake, insisted ova second thee, trying D—nl me, but I tittat hive my what.' • A more grateful or viell•condneled ciairpany of 'persons, just owed ir. m 1 • lanainent danger, has seldom beenColleaed. Thekind French villagers will hoe . reason to remember tereir ICtiffebest and liberality. No sooner were their appetites satisfied that they began to quarrel for the only two beds "rhino the lift:e inn afforded. The teasOnably•disposed procured skit,, which took. them to Boulogne; at ask...W . 'and those who could fi nd beds Were, at one ri"Cloele in the morning. had season to thank their stale The Other'," who walked UN' were stdpt by the Sight giolicf,'„ who were as t onished at the cbncuurse of strange ?conk an so trufeerviented a road ; and a boat fell, who e t e leiaed coasting it to Boulogne, were served with a secutid iiireolt, and a more hearty decking. .•-• Boulogne, Thursday. iaderiitaba the 1u age is all got oat; though much imaged;'•aad that tbe Columbine has been weighed op. aid like state of security.--211oraing Herald. I EVENING STAR. LO.NDON. SAtURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1828. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. leak Stock Shut bona Roods 91 pee Coot. Re& Sot I &tab lea Stook - - • Sin Ct. Cons. 871 , CO aimiiis. .44 per Cent. 34et, New Ditto 61 per Cent; IW.larat £lOOO Ifandieq.lllls 76 7 4 per Ct. New.. 102/ 1 ARO Ditto 701 . 4 per Cont. - 1626.. Shut . Aloe and Amu Mtn 76 7 .Lanig Ann. Mat . Advertised India Stoch Connie for Acct. 111 6 - POSSUM FUNDS, TWO (rci.ot K *union 8it5..150.1. Spanish Ns 3 p 0.12 111 1 D. Acct. 641 DeAtct 12 ColooktAan 114..6 per Ct. Span. Sds. uts.s. 6 p. C. 11/ Do.noodi.tince, 23 De Act. Sh i Di.. Acct. 23/ . D.& Acct. , IiIitITISU AND 701310111 SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK. ,~. 'sags • - • • • • Ditto MIMIC '. *lda Iron • .so recast la Pas Iltlimatlisio: is A • • liposse s ietmer • NMI 7i The arrival of Doesi Iteeti. the infant Queen of tottogit. iaGroat lirltater: Will be so excellent oppor tanity for us fa prove to all Europe the respect that is eotertainetl its this couatry for the legitimate and con- atitertional s3,oereige of Portagel f .end the gond faith of his Majesty's government to the house of Braganca— the mat" constant and (beyond all controversy) the most Mrcient of our Allies. It will new be seen whether the mrsettioas that have been shade of late, of • our policy being ebansod,4e we do not interfere in the in , Waal affartat Po .1, *are founded in fact. We hail the affected. preutnce if the young Quasar as •a p i ellitimeirand fortunate event4—inaseauch as the Oath law to lilt hopes of the Uiorper sill be given in the retipirsvi" her • MAZIAT't will meet with from the Sovemign• of these Iteahns. Of the immunity ad beat, she maignifivent hospitality, the' cordial sym. pony ? which %Naos the Fottl i rsonally 'enter- N ies for these Royal personages w 'lace themiclves. Wider his shtketing promise, w• Ovid farge ) l Pre* as an instance to the treatment that the ex i e d ' Family of France received iron his . Maxon, who . • - NONCE 1111011$11.4011shith ClAll4llll6ll,74tOtitseloded se gratefully only a feel. wastes since, in his interview sehh Lord Surest. That the Ministrfoqtd the'natibis at large, will co-operate to fulfil his Mitiairry's wishes, .cannot be doubted t r a monitor, in the present state of public opinion. In France, the usurpation of Minors. is supported by the Ultra and Jesuitical party ; but in this country, we rejoice to s.y, there is but one feeling as to the transactions in Portugal—that of disgust and horror at the timber) , of the soetir—...o . f*reg&t at the apathy of the Portuguese to the hlessings :of the Constitution—and of sympathy and respect ter theillus. trious Paitscess whose rights have bten se basely sub.6 l verted. It wilt, therefore, not only redound to his MA• JASTY'S honour and dignity in the estimation of Europe, to be the lit st to succour his injured Ally, but we believe the more hearty the welcome to DONNA MARIA, the more will it accord a ith the wishes of the English people. The Paris Journals received last night contain no in telligence either new or important from the theatre of war. The Gazette de . France pronounces, in a verylew words, a high compliment on the policy of the British Government in forwarding 'the evacuation v.f . Greece by IBRAHIM PACHA• The Duke of WZLLINOT3I4I, it says, has succeeded without drawing a 'Wore, and with. out spending a perry; in procuring the liheration of that unhappy cormtr y. • -.• The Messages des Chembres contradicts the reports of a meseetiger having strived from Odessa with news unfavourahe to the Russians. N r intelligence of a more rec.nt date than that which 'came through the German Journals has. it seems, arrived at Paris. We have given, in the usual place, an extract from the Con stitutionnti, furnishing some remarks on the great sub ject of interest at the pre4ent moment, the war is the east, not. so much. for dia.. intrinsic value as p within lay before our Readers the opinions entertained inFrince with regard to the cnuduct to be observed by the French towards Greece. .. •> rY, Twg'mg o'CLoc. • The ealy snivel we have this loindsg; b the Loot Mon Packet free% the Brasil; letters ste ast as pet received hall fral;f ilimenth.• • ' •. r I , . . Accounts front Paris state that 111. litaustentant, Cant Oa sera from Planes to Boehm Ayres, was on board the divides's . a Count Admiral Rougsus, which arrived at Rio Janeiro. MAIMMILLIII on arrival, immediately went on board thefrigate Ssrveflante,• which is one of the squadron etadolvid at Rio, and sailed *idiots' delay for'ilic River Plate, and it is circled. that ►ls efforts, with that of GaAs - ilia, at well as the interference of the Uritisk. Away at Buenos _Ayres, will 'Emceed in bringing about &Noce bruins. Buenos Aires and Brasil. prestist time every thing raisins stationary lathe dined Market. Consols, which left of yesterday at tot Aei d . aimed stibe same price, and scarcely a bargain la dein: - TINRO:• petted arrival of the Queen of Poavenac risen Orr knew if she will be received as Queen et Possusaajorniiiiiim sot Orozco. In the Foreign Market little or nedlllolll. ' 'l, - _ ' • CITY, HALF-PAST ON* CFDLOOL' . Th dad liaarket has remained at the same price as k :missed drain tfie . wbele of the morning—el 66 foe the Aceolois and S?I & foe Monty. The House's almost def.ertel.. . Accounts heel been received from Frankfort of the Idea bud. which bring the Iletatliques 'front that eityi, 96j. Accquati been seemed from Berlin that the Turks bad - tbe Treaty of the 6th July. No doubt the arrival of the Empalme at the Russian Reed quarters will be the signal for active eperatiens I and we may ex. peet a deep's ate attempt of lee Russians to get possession of Varna, without which they will have no winter quarters, end Must retreat to the Danube. This afternoon h's Goan the Duke of WaLLINGTOX transacted business wish the Earl of Anatstriaa, at the Foreign Office, in Downing sum: Sir EDWARD °vertu does not return to the Or,dnance, as bad been e►roneously stated; but will shortly pro. teed to the East Indies, to as,nme the Commander-in- Chieiship of that station, in the room of Admiral GAOI, whose period of service has nearly expired. ARRIVALS AT WRYMOUTH. • The Right Hon. Lard O'Neil, Sir 0. and Lady. Gibbs. Dr. and Mrs. Ogilvie, Dr. Whiner, Rev. Mr. Mrs. and. Miss Valliant; Rev. Mr. and. Mrs. Owen Sntitb ; Rey. Mr. Gane ; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Trenchard, Tr..llope. Ellis; Mr. and Mrs. Cree, Salt, Martin, Myers, Bin, Foe, Brymee, Allcklin, Miles, Ilulpb ; Mr. and Miss Williams; Messrs. Eves, Rertie, Junes, Pullen, Hamp den; Mrs. Andley, Debit's, Sucher; Misses Jenkins, How, &c. DINNER TO THE EARL OF DELMORE, • Gliallololll Of JAMAICA. On Wednesday last such of the West India Planters ma Mop (riatipalll connected 'Plitt impale.' s v chants _ thow c......_-- as are ....s.sas. soil in town, gave an elegant entertainment at their Club R.ss. St. James's-streer, to the Earl of Hammes, spin his appointment to the Government of Jamaica. and to the Viscount Comer and the .Honourable T. L. Cotter, his Lordship's two sons. Mr. Ha ligaT, the agent for the island, was us the Chair ; Mr. C. N. Pau.- , nsa, AL P. sat as Vice-President. Among the company• (about forty) were , — Sir Simon 'llaughten Club, hare. Sir Windham Minns, Ban. Sir Henry PPalierbert, Hart. Lieur.-General Sir Fitzroy Maclean. Hart. Sir. Alexander Grant, art. Alderman Atkin', Messes. Moir. ray, Woilderburn,pavidson, Darkly, Lee, 84c. &c. &c. • The Qoeen's Canal, in the G een.Polt, is It present drained. for the purpose of clearing 4t of the accumulated mod. lbe Ads; of which there were a' cobsidreable number. particularly carp and eel., bad been presrionaly drawn idly means ammo, and the prime of them, it is understood; seothic Lord Stowe:l4 the Ranger, to Windsor. to add to the stock in irginia Water. The following letter frosts Mr. Dimwit is published in Abe Dahlia kvexiag 'Mail s " Cutledawson, Sept. 4, 1821. " Mao Sta—l have written to Mr. Johnstone, of the Provincial Hanks., to• pay to you the sons of twenty pounds. being my sob. scription to the, teesinsonial to the memory d Walkirr. I hope it may bag atatMl as a -monument of the loyalty and valour of the Chinos of Debrf—and,Ootstrithstanding the occurrences of the II& of August, I think you will never have reason to. compkin of me rif not bei ng acssepnets . arywarselt is Inappixt of the Coostittulen in Church sod Stag. We can, however. assort our principles without violists or triumph over our Roman Catholic brethren. " Believe nti, yours very trulf, • GE.0111611 . R. DAWSON. • " Mr. Hullington. Treasurer:to the • • Testimonial. Derry." LATIII DIA LaCTS.—M. Baehr. of Hiedelberg. has his " Hescbli.hte dm Reenhichen ne History of Roman Literature, aucenpted to prove that in the Latin laugeage there are two distinct idionts--the clement, of the title being Greek, and those of the Other Cathie. At:tartlets to hint there existed: WlPP position to the dosale.dialect• made use ol by polka society. • patois. oc dogma ntsriso Ratesanto, ;Watch was carefully excluded from works of literature and in which the Celtic .predominated. It is nut therefore to b:woodered at that this (according to M. &Dien stein, the abOriginal language of Latium,) should be found so largely among these Critic tribes. whose territories wept cootuerbd by d ie & no n. ; w hile apron ;those or Gerropy u sintlary s itl acrd, whose language is Teutonic, it is Gland to hnld an, place. hi: Ilaebr e;clude, how the Latin all Oriental etyninns,./Amilint Iretey P • THE Aran,. ft; • WiNDSOII, 6w:49...F0r OM :bort Joie pat illa4tisii"has been prevented from enjoying bis dsual drives and other recreations in tonsequence of a slight attack of the gout. We are happy to state that the Sakes indisposition has been so trifling 'is not to tequire' medical assibtance. His MA3EITT has neally recovered. aid will shortly resume his Customary airings, Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clook, iris Grata the Duke of ' Wstrancrkotr and Lord Alfauzianwar• rived at the Royal Lodge, and had an audience of his" MAJESTY; after. which they took their departure lot London. On Tuesday her Royal Highness the Princes. AUcWaTA paid a visit to his •MAJLWIT. Yesterday the Princess, accompanied by Lady Mart TAYLOR and Lady C. ONsLoW, visited the Duchess of Gt.oucturran at Bagshct Park, and returned to Frogmore to dinner. • COURT CIRCULAR. The Duke and Duchess of CLAIMMCI came to town yesterday aserralng. Irma their Mt in Bushy .Park. • Their Royal Highnesses weer to their sew residence in the King's Palace, Sc. James's where they were met by Colonel Suvausou, the Sur. veyor.deneral of flee Road°, Works. and M. Masse, of the Lord Chamberlain's Office, who received their Royal Highness's com mands relative to the String.up and furnishing the edifice, which wiU be proceeded with immediately. The Duke of Ciaasece was visited while at the Admiralty by Viscount Alar.viiie who lard a long interview with.his Royal Highness. The bake and Duchess let the Admiralty he the afternoon, on their return to Mohr. Sir WILLIAM FAIMIANTLE, the Trgaute. of the King's Household, was expected to leave his residence at Engle. held.green yesterday, to attend the young QUeell 04 Pollllloat, on her arrival. Ttie Russian Ambassador had a long interview with the'Duke of WILUNOTON yesterday morning at the Treasury his Excellency, in cunjunttion with the French Ambassador, had a conference wish the Karl of Amax= In the afternoon, at the office of the Secretarrot State for Foreign Affairs.. . . The Aworian Ambassador transacted buttons at the Foreign Office yrsterday with the Earl of Assamunt. The LOAD CHANCELLIIK and the.Esrl of ASIBILDIVCS whited the Duke of Wexursoros yesterday at the Treasury. FOR THE AIR OF THE BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND IT MRS. HIBMIT ROLL/.' Oh where and oh where, bonnie Sower, wert thou bore? , Os Ben-Lomond's lolly side, when the first breath of morn , Rang showers of dewy pearls from the o'ershading thorn! Oh where and eh where Oda thou find tby bonnie hue? 'Tis the bright tint of truth, for I spring among the true, Scoaa's azurel4hes, and ber craggy mountains blue! Ob where and oh where, bonnie lower, Jost thou dwell? I was cull'd by the fairest maid of fountain, and fell When the sun shed his first-beans down yonder lonely dell ! Oh where and oh where dust tion bait at last to rest? Day throne sad al grave be her pure spotless bevies Where love and peace retire, like the doles to their nest ! THE ARMY. • . , • = • Wanworn.....Thor IminnaffiffWQatmaat. of the Oasnance timbre , the iforse.alsdiFootAsellary its this garrison on Tuesday treat, the 113 d inst. These troops will bejormeS on Colonies In front of the barracks, at Ise 04— Wednesday morning. at tent o'clisek, a tetart-ttiertial aastinbled at Chester Castle, for the purpone Of herring erldenceils support of aloe charges preferred against Payntastaii Josue SetaaLoot, of the Inch Royal Irlsh,.filkfillngs, for defalcations in his accounts. The Coon consisted of the following members--Lbilatinant.Colood 3. TAYLOR, Of the 9tb Regintent.Previtent ; Captains LOW YOWL 641411da1t and JAMES Blllridg/4 6ih Drained Glints; Major F. D. Dragtioo Guards; Captain CHAISLIS OA eurww, sad St. Alum St. Jono..9th Foot; Captains Trona, RYAN and Witt:mat Toastig, and Lieutenant Gamma klacLeoo Taw, SOthlreot ; Major Hon. H. It. ikiocriteirs. Cap taint'. It. Caesium, and 0, C. Hear .up. and Lieut. T. Bamboo, 67th Foot ' • and Captain, S. Kationtor. 66th Foot. The Jame ADVOCATE for the diatrid olicialed. The Cootie was tW four o'clock in the af.ertionn of that day and the whole of y In bearing evidence is support ot the charges... The prlriffeir Sas been ender arrest since April last. The 914 Royal Scotch Fusileers had another grand 6e14-dtry Claverton Down, Bath, ar Wednesday. The vomiters do the occasion were immense. J - , Tuesday, Captain Svatcanrea.and 'Captain Witt:ire Troops of North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry met at Claudown, f ur the pur pose of having a field-day. 11se men wa n t through their ratline* manoeuvres to the great sail:fact'on at their Oilicers. • The following Detachments belonging to the underinendsied Regiments of Infantry Arrived in woo yesterday, from Chatham, On route to jots tbetc •respective Corps and Depots i—Tbe 12t Foot, for Boyle.; the tad) ditto, for Plymouth ; the 93d fur Weeds ; thi 35th for Jersey ; the 434 tut PlyinoUth ; the &Miller Ports. Mouth; the 66th for Burnley; the 86ii1 for Newti; thi rttli; for * Chester; the 93d; for %%Won and the 96th, fur Plymouth. • The following D.cachou:ins belonging to the itudenasseibilied Regiments of Infantry arrived In town yesterday, trom on route to join, their respective Depots :—The' stoth itegimiwi of Infantry, for Canterbury ; the dad and 12d ditto, for Chalker . .. The (allotting Detachments of Invalids arrived ou the ISt! instant, at the Invalid Depot, at Chatham :—The 80th, OS/hied 241 Battalion of the Rifle. Brigade from Malta; the dill *Ai.: from Gibraltar; and the 27th and 2d Baulks° of thy (nob Port sntouth. Detiebnteols belonging to the Royals. As 111111,230.1filh.tidt. /Stb. MI Region: ma of bounty. are Odder orders to join their respective senke companies la ilte West Indies. • .• NAVAL iNfiLLIt;EpiCE.. • . :: . . 111111.-• • Woos Autism Toe Day.—Dublin tm.fiewany and Jcney I. ..• • ~ Tito Supply. g4otosTa, of Whhehavent tom Cflopotow, no ea the Mottle Hock oo the ISth instant. and was souk wrecked. The Lune of Liverpool. was spoken wish on the ilth Instant lat. 42. long: 23. by the Feegee, arrived off Helykeint; . CAIIISSITOWIII, SU% 16.—The May. 8111101114 of ma front Alkm to Troup, sprang a leak on the 12th instant, near Ails., end was abandoned b) the crew—the Master drowne d. Layearoot.. San. 111..—A schooner, reported to be front *Wel to Deign', lately attack on a rock near balker. Mead, and west down—fuer of the crew said to have beta sated. • . DIAL, Sermons 19.—Wind • . • I ( 1 Powramarm, Sarcoma 19. 1 —Witul tbiAdadral Buyskas, 1/usica.m, Irons Antwerp.led,tlaf for Calcutta. • , ..; •'; 4 Fa:mourn, Sirr. R.:—Tbs. 'Lord Hobart, pactiot" from &sad, bas arrived off port;; but u the wind was Milo, wit not probable *be will be In to save the post. . BILISTOL, StPt. I!.—Arrived the Rapid, Wogs" zom Ler born ; Miscues, from Cadiz. • .. •". HOLTIISAD, Saw. Is.—Arrived the Peeve, bll'uowdo„ _ • ituabara ; Martha, Hilmar, from Brasil Gssutoes, Sirs. 17.,Arrined the Catharine. Mamma, from Bombay; Trinidad, Burp, froth Tifinidad. Cosa, San. 17.—Arrived the Carnat io n, Bassrocsonst„ from Quebec; Wary, Micsoatass, tram Gluiest ; blakoha, Bsown, from Leaden. • • His Excellency the Marquis of — ANGLBBBY is consi derably improved in healthmithin the last few days. Idestlay be was so well as to be able to pay a visit to his yacht at Kingstown harbour. letter from Marseilles, dated Sept. 8, says, that much larger sales .of silk took place theta during the last month than is usual, andamounted is all to upwards of two hundred bales., The price of gni& was stiligetting up. ' At Patintion, a tows, on the coast of Peru, the per pendicular bright of the land is 140 feet ; yet, during the earth. quake in 1806, 'eyeful aims said beau were thrown by the teams warty to the top, and left mutat the trees; and for more than two mosths'afterwarda 01011111168 Isitotities ut doh drifted daily on the beach. Rollin Noon t:Ousoes ISLA Ito.— The United State.' sh* Vilicengi's Waled the Natbi s ul Joan ferisandez. off the coast of Chili, a few mokths since, and reasoned there clime days. 'flirt were two Yasikahs and sia *shams at the island. The former 'had turned Omni/mese, (it tileyerptise of supply* 641141 e with water, paltry, alit vvistailft The sou is said itt be age- Mattingly twin. :Z~ BRIGHTON. Sth. 18.:• . • The Duke of A sons, teturned to Abe Albios 'met its,. The Duchess of lt ICIIItoMD, with her young foot y, took leave of her illustrious parent. the .13Lichess ttf Anovit. and rttdi tied to GooJwiind this day. The Maktinis Witlaat.at. with his Phybiclift. Sir h. -HUbiTititt has returned to the Matchi..ness at !truth& w ic k• terrace. • - The L.tl of GLINUALL; the Pante de emarov. aai the Cobatt RlDille aDd DA elleinfle. ate Tema Ding with-.. • Sh. AMP 8a095111011 nut family. Mrs. Steers! triar,las sus famUt, Cointiel.asal Mrs. Macaw's. Alt. and Mgs. family. at Lady G. Labia and family, ate remaining at a s Royal York Hotel. Tire 11111-at Parson's Sea Hone Hotel. at Wordlist'. es Toothy „ m i ng. was t higaptly stanged. The Lai of finarremeas a y others of the Nobility wets there. Worthing continues full of company, sail the tea Howe caw Fleetly occupied with fashionable guests. Mr. W. Hornasuir, Mr. Tow, and Mr. Ilsownew.. left iss the Talbot steam packet, this morning, as early as ihrflifileck, o se Dieppe; thelliklipse came is last night ; but the urinals wasi unimportant. ROBBERY OP THE GREENOCK BANK. • GLASGOW. Sarr. Is. ' The Circuit Court 01 Justiciary W•S opened here by the Hots. Lord MrabowsAmit on Monday; and his morning the Court met at eight o'clock. and :he fig case called was that of Henry 'tit eiders, for the reshb ery nt the GiSmock Bat k; but the trial could not be pro. carded Myth. in consequence a number of the ea. nesse' not being in attendance. The Crust warted for nearly an how on those who were not forward, ezpect.. ing that they would be every moment ; but on cellist over those missing, there were found to be 'lra q, thirty absent. His Lordship was perfectly indignant at the manner in which the Coon had been hid e d with. and expressed his determination to commi t : those not forward to gaol. He stated that the Coen would neither wait for Counsel nor witnesses,: Those witnesses who had not come forward wee, therefore. blame themselves for the consequences.' A considerable time of the Court had now been speed. and his Lordship directed those witnesses who had coat i .should be brought to the bar. Ten appeased. and his Lordship, after giving them a severe reptinsand. fi ned each of them in 25 merks Scots, and 'quested them is be forward by eight o'clock to-morrow ueriiin4, which to be amerced 100 smirks Scots each. These being 21 still absent, warrants were granted for their apprehension to be committed to jail. Saunders is rather agood looking person, and dining the time he appeared at the bar evinced the gnats* coolne.s and indifference. He looked around his with perfect freedom and ease. He was dressed very neatly ; had on a brown fashionable surtout ; black vest and trousers. with a black neckkerchiet. He was caned back to prison. EDINBURG H, - Barr. 18. . • CBLUTIA Anen.--One of thnlinst beatnik! thin whose singulai appearance excited so much anemias in the Moths of September, 1814, and 1816, was agsal chained in the evening of Monday lair.. As in the for. lice instances, it 611 ed the whole sky flow east tome, ;tapering to a point towards .each end, and breccia; gradually broader •as it approached tie zenith. In appearance was•preceded by. a splendid display of the northern lights, and it continued upwards of an twer p from About a quarter before nine till ten. It apparel `formed of thin fleecy &ads, through which the stars 'were distinctly seen. Daring the night, when an vdt :of this 'description was visible in 1814, the lumbers lights.wete seen after , iiarpeard nee ; bin whet* ',the two phenomena nee in any warcoanected, wend not hazard an opinion. .~ ~ Ax APIPARMONr-.The Sitters for some time past have been much infested by an uncommonly tall,gaunt, and ugly Ati scan, bare-headed and bare footed, sod altogether as frightful - ir figure as Mumbo Jambe him self. who calls himself Prince John cf the Royal Family of Napo: One evening last seek, about midnight, as a, certain undertaker was going to hit home in the seburbs, along the centre meadow walk. he waiacceral by the uncouth salutation of H-10, Masts. how der nod. turnitig round, he descried the aforesaid Africa advancing rapidly iowardsAisas. Raising a cry tif heeler. that resounded through the meadows, he betook Mind to his heels; and,..coming op to three Gentles's, threw himself breathless. and almost lifeless into dui arms. Before he bad time to explain the cause of the eery strange conduct, the Alriean was close upon demi howling and blaspheming at a fearful rate; miasma as he became visible to them; the - whole party fh4 different directions. The undertaker had got but a slisa way, when he thought priipev. is the only mesas d • 'escaping from his sable persecutor, to leap over a hap the cm I .quence of which was that be tell into Bildt un the other side, up to his middle in water. Hisgram and cries brought the watchman to the spot, by aim hi iiiilextric'ated finm his prilcius situation. Theiiii can was neat day caught begging on the Highandi and taken to the Police-office, where he was rfiresteg t relieve the town of his presence. Having set thbar section at defiance, his Royal Highness was, on Mimi* sentenced to*thirty days confinement in Bridewell. GLASGOW. SZIP . TOIIIIft IL AURORA BOREALIA N —On orway evening, betlees Woe and ten o'clock. one of the most beautiful of then phenomena ever seen was visible here. The air 510 the sky unclouded , the stars brilli an t, and do _barometer ex ceedingly high, $0.5 inches. click of bright light. without corruscanons, sr"' over the not thwest quarter of the Heavens, the lugheit part about 1U degrees above the horizon. and theca" of it the magisettc pole, beautiful 'streams of elect* light rose' tip, the one front Ike W.S.W. point of the 'heavens, ancrat the same time another from the £.N' point of the heavens, and.darting to the zenith withal' caticeivable 'velocity, .spread, as they advanced, ie,ta a beautiful anti coafietted arch of light, its greatest height being a few degrees to the south of the zenith. Wil es ,_ complete, it had the form of a ribbon extended is ,L i• centre, but narrowed or.twisted at the ends. I:: centre spread out several* degrees in breadth. is,w` &nest and softest sheet of light, resembling the Aldo Way, and through it in every part the stars were die s titictly visible. From the horizon on each side th e ray of light darted upwards With inconceivable rapidity ; out towards the zenith they spread like white•clooe.er very little motion. Alter continuing a coosi 4 4 able time, it entirely and rapidly disappeared- 7 _ nave frequently seen similar phenomena at this sessoa_ _ iif stir year, but s hen seen, the rays of light sot ! 11 always darted from cite point of the Heavens to te. point opposite ; in this instance, however, the rss ayel, • iiht darted equally from opposite and bo th poiat 411_. ,lie horiz-in uwards to the zenith. The moon, ao: ; : iec e lo i se twopra o p th p es erfi n r c. st e quarter, had set before t he All a iiid . . The first official act of the Dew BiJlop of Con , the •Consecratioa of .tbe new additional burial •i.tit.d to • the Parish Church at K aAre sboroogh• ° A y last, and also the Confirmation of a Se al r ut children on the same day. IVA H Ti eh di b 4 SI g l al