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Sandschaki-Scherif (the sacred banner) and the levy en masse, which is estimated at 300,000 men, but pi obably much exaggerated. In the first instance his Highness will occupy iliansp at Remosch Pacha, beyond the suburb Ejeb.vEjubitud Daud-Pacha are already being fortified by English engineers. It is extremely probable that the Sultan will remain here as long as possible, as he alone is capable of maintaining tranquillity in the capital, which upon his departure might become a prey tl the most dreadful disorder. If the Russians should succeed in overpowering Sebumla, a struggle of despair awaits them under the walls of Constantinople. The preparations making evidently announce a conscious ness of approaching danger; but the Government con tinues nevertheless to publish accounts of victories ob tained over the Russians near Silistria, Schumla, and ♦'arna.On the 9th the Grand Vizier proceeded in great state to Daod-Pacha•, and in a few days he will pro • teed at the head of the svliole army to. Adrianople, whither he will be accompanied by the public functiona ries. The Ministers remain with the Sultan. The late Kaja Bey, Hulussucl-Effendit, has been named Kai nsakan. A UOUrsT 14. Every one is under arms here. Almost all theTuikish shops are closed. Trade is at a complete stand-still. — On the 7th rf the Moon of Safar (August 20), it is now said, the sacred banner will be planted, and the Sultan will then proceed to his camp at Remosch-Pacha. • The ifainian Mow of the 28th contains an article from Constantinople, dated a day earlier than this, in which the Grand Vizier is still spoken of as present in the capital, and not likely to leave it for some days. In the /whim Olocrwr the new Kaimakan is called Ahmed THE EVENING STAR• LONDON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1828. PRICE OF STOCKS AI POUR O'CLOCK. Bank Stock Shut India Bonds 105 100 9 3 per Cent. Red. Shot South Sea Stock 3 per Ct. Cons. SS 7i Old Annuities 3/ per Cent. 971 New Ditto 071 31 per Cent. Red. Mtut £lOOO Enbeq. Bilis 74 3 4 per Ct. New.lo2l 1 1 • £5OO Ditto 75 4 per Cent. 1826, Shia £lOO and £2OO Ditto 7S Long Ann. Shut Advertised 74 India Stock 243 Consols for Acct.ll4 $ FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Cldliaa Bonds,* per Ct. 29 Porteg.Bds.spC. C olombian lid., 6 per Ct. 221. Do Acct. 54} D finish Ms. 3 pC4 en Ruu.Bds.lll22, 5 pCt. 941 Do Acct. 031 Do. Acct 931 Greek 1it14,111115, Spa. 19 Spanish Bds 5p Ct. 11/ IN ez.8d5,11125,6p Ct. 401 De. Acct. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. MAIM WO. Bobnos 300 290 420 Potosi La Pas & Pena. Asso. 15 5 £1 12s General Steam Navigation 100 13 6 i 1 The Paris papers, received last night, add little to the intelligence previously received from the theatre of war, between the Russians and the Turks. They re peat the rumours, which seem to agree from all quar ters, that the Turks, both in their means of defence, and in their determination to exert them, will maintain a much more formidable contest than was anticipated. •These papers also reiterate the uncertain and contra dictory statements relative to the evacuation of the Mona by the Egyptians, and announce a third and more extensive expedition from France, which, it is said, will sail in the month of September. Hamburgh Papers to the 6th instant were received • yesterday. They contain accounts from Constantino ple to the 15th ult. It is alleged that every thing breathes defiance in the councils of the Government, and in the temper of the people—that the public in dignation is roused by the attack of an odious enemy on the empire and the religion of Islamism, and the eagerness to defend both, raised to enthusiasm by the well contrived accounts of successive victories over the invader. The SULTAN was then making arrangements to leave -the capital on the 20th, when the Standard of the :Prophet was to be displayed. Tne GRAND VIZIER bad previously marched for Adrianople at the head of 19,000 men, in addition to which 10,000 more were already on the road to the same city, the intention being that these soldiers should relieve the troops in 'garrison there, which had orders to proceed to the Balkan. The accounts from Odessa are silent on the subject • of warlike operations, and equally reserved with respect to negotiations ; and as ho mention is made of the sur render of Varna, we may conclude that the report which prevailed to this effect was premature. An order of Government was published at Odessa on the 18th, prohibiting the exportation of grain from any port on the Black Sea. We teceived this forenoon German papers to Sd inst. They acquaint us with but little intelligence respecting the state of Constantinople which we had not previously learned from tl.e Ftencb Journals.l—The following are tillratts: CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. ii. Soon after the departure of the Grand Vizier to the army had lees resolved upon, his Common, or substitute in the capital, was appoioted. The choice of the Sultan feU on Mused Chelupi formerly Kiaga Hey, Minister of the Interior, who was on the 7th of this month invested with the sable pelisse in his new character. The Grand Visit will now ote out in a few days; some thoosaod men base already gone before him to the camp at Rand Pacha ; many more base taken the road to Adria nople, but it is diSciak to state, with precision, the amount of those troops, because the number of volunteers and of the contingents daily arriving from Asia, amass which there is a great portion of well equipped and well mounted cavalry, con tinually increases—so that the inscriptions in the muster-rolls at the Palace of Chorrew Puha have been stopped, after 80,000 men had 'been enrolled. The convoys of ammunition, artillery, kr. combine without intermission.. With respect to the operations in Asia, though the fall of Anapa and Kars are known, the Porte observes the strictest silence respecting those events, and seems to direct its whole attention to the operations on the other side of Mount Balkan. The Swift steam-boat, purchased by the. Porte, .arrived here on the Stk, from the Dardauelks, and towed into the hialbour the corvette built at Ilitylene, which, being attacked by the Hellas Greek frigate, near Cape Bala, ran aground, but was afterwards got off —Austrian Observer, iless. 211. AUO. 28...Metalilclutii. 934; Bulk Sham, 1,0;14.+, ZeUlol‘ ) NCO. 2. . ALEXANDRIA, JULY It. A house here has jaw bought 15,000 bales of cotton of the new crop, at twelve Spanish piastres per cwt. It 11 supposed to be on commission for sense Swiss houses. Mehmet AU, it is said, pre. misc. to make no more ennsignmecu on his own account, and to sell on the spot the various articles of the produce of Egypt, which have hitherto been subject to a monopoly. This would be a great improvement in the commerce of this country. A numerate convoy, under the protection of the •Austrian schooner La Fealce, is to sail to-morrow. SYRA, .lusy 23. - - - M. Rizzo, Extraordinary Commissioner on the Cyclades, bas thought fit to call in tie armed force in the election of the De mogrsootes, which took place on the sd inst. at Nausea, in the Isle of Poros. M. Malatesta and another having been elected by ' the people, who were assembled in the Church foe the purpose, the Commissioner declared that such were nut the instructions of the President. The electors persisted in their choice, and M. ltizzo being offended by an observation of M. Malatesta, " that the fans riot influence ought to yield to that of the law" ( ti. Rizzo was one of the Greeks of the Fanar at Constantinople), ordered the soldiers to arrest him; but the population rose, and the soldien were obliged to seek refuge in the house of Capt. Hogano Achiri, a rich man possessing great influence, who succeeded in allaying the fer- mentatien and restoring order.—Cossrier tie Sonynte, August .1. &bides the above, the Courier de Smyrne contains in the cumber of 19th July, a letter from bliconi, reflecting on the conduct of the President, whom it reports as governing according to his own pleasure, and delaying the establishment of a legal order of things. His pecuniary difficulties are stated to be such, that without the assistance afforded him by Itessia and France he could not go on at all. The heavy imposts and taxes are much complained of, and stilt more the manner in which they are levied.—Fronlfort Papers, Sept. 2. CITY, Twztvc o'CLock. Bums Afton, Amu 15.—Nothing new has Wien place between the Ottoman and Russian advanced posts before Schumla. Each party knows the value and importance of that position; and rein forcements are daily arriving to both sides. The army of Huss= PACK& is said to be at present one hundred thousand men. Letters from Alexandria, Ist August, state that Mum: Au mistrusts the French who are in his service, and the English are now in his favour. A Company is going to be formed in this rich province, which will put Great Britain in possession of all the corn. coerce of the Rcd Sea and the Nile, which will be pavigated by steam••essels. From the Borders of the Danube they write, of 25th August, that the Russian corps which are opposite Sebum's have made a lank movement, to be near their reinforcements, which they are expecting from the Danube. From Barcelona, of the 27th August, they state that the Count EMMONS bas returned to that city, from his tour in Upper Cate ' lade ; since which numbers of arrests have taken place by big orders in various districts of the province, amongst whom is the Secretary of the Governor of Paycerda. On the night of the 25th and 26th an arrest took place which had caused great sensation.: The Police went to the house of Cuairrorsas Sauts, a French merchant, re siding there for twelve years. Saxes refused to let them enter, when they broke the door open, and seized him. An account of the above transaction has been sent to France. This day being a strict holiday with the Hebrews (New Year's Day), few of them have attended at the Stock Exchange, conse quently the speculators are at a stand. Consob, which left off yes terday at 88i for the Account, opened this morning at the same price ; since which the market has rather drooped, and they may be quoted at present U sellers. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The Coned Market continues heavy ; in the early part of the morning, they were done at 83k, but owing to a report that Lord HiTTISBURT is expected home in a few days, they have receded to 87/ 88 for the Account, with scarce a bargain doing. Up to the present hour we have no further information from the East that can be depended on. The above report, in all probability, might have originated in the Stock Exchange. Every thing is very dull in the City. The Foreign Market is in the same state of stagna tion as the British Market. _ The Duke of Wat.r.trioron came to town yesterday morning from his seat at Stratbfieldaay, Hants. Ills Grate bad conferences at the Treasury with the Austrian Ambassador, the Earl of Animus, and-Mr. V. Fruaaaaur. The Duke of CLARENCE experienced a few days ago a spasmodic attack, from the effects of which his Royal Highness, we are happy to state, Is now nearly recovered. His Royal High. nee was engaged yesterday, during a great portion of the day, transacting official business at his residence at 13shby Park with his Private Secretary. Sir Huey Hat.voati attends the Royal Duke. Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD left town yesterday to join a party at the seat of the Earl of WISTMORLUID, at Apthorpe, Northamptonshire. The Austrian Ambassador, the Prussian Minister, the Spanish Minister (on a Special Mission), and the Marquis de Pat.. stam.a. had interviews with the Earl of AIIISDINX yesterday at the Foreign Office. His Grace the Duke of MANCHESTER and Lord MAN• nevuxr embarked yesterday morning for Margate, en board the Navigation Company's steam packet Royal Sovereign. The Hon. and Rev. E. GREY, brother of Earl GREY, is to he the new Rector of Blshopsgate. The Duke and Duchess of ST. ALBAN'S arrived at Stratton House, Piccadilly, on Sunday night, from the Continent. The Dowager Viscountess HAMPDEN entertained a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at her house in Green. street,.Gresvenor-square. I)ispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial office from Malta, Gibraltar, and the West Indies. The dates front the two former places are anterior to the accounts that have already arrived. There is nothing important from the West Indies. The Marquis of CHANDOS. is entertaining a large party of sportsmen at Stowe; amongst whom are, Lord Hallam, Sir George Murray, Secretary for the Colonies, Sir T. F. Fre mantle, Holmes, Esq. Secretary to the Ordnance; Captains Chase, Hall, Swabey, and Groves; Messrs. Budd, Chetwode. Edgell, Balky, Pigot, Re. On Monday, the party shot over the manor of Westbury, and parts adjacent. and bagged 54 brace; on Tuesday, over the Fiumere manor, and bagged 110 brace; and on Wednesday, at Hillesden, they had excellent sport. The pheasants on the. Duke of Buckingham's estate suffered much from the wet weather in the spring ; more than 1,500 are known to have perished mound the neighbourhood of Stowe only.—Rsichs Gamete. ACCIDENT IN Duacttr..Saturday two soldiers, one named Mat. Dawn, of the ad Dragoons, and the other, John Pal mer, of the tath. the servant of Captain Hall, A.D.D. both intoxi. rated, were riding furiously through High-street, when they came in contact with three Gentlemen, Mr. Marmion, Mr. Brown (who is blind), and his father, Captai n Brown. Th three Gentlemen were immediately thrown down. Mr. Brown escaped without any hurt, Mr. Marmion was cut in the bead and foot very severely, and the Ann of Captain Brown has been se dreadfully fractured that It is not expected be will recover. Bevan and Palmer are at present prisoners at the Head Police Office. A sum of 2,5001. out of the 7,0001. which the assig nees of Messrs. Ciramanas agreed to lay out in decorating and rem pairing the Opera House, is at present expending in the fitting up of the Concer z sanm, for the purpose of performi ng G erman Operas and Concerts ' once a week during this season. Dispatches from Lisbon, dated the 24th oh. announce the acquittal of Sir John M. lioyle and Lieutenant Young, but both were fined in costs. Sir Jobn M. Doyle was to quit Lisbon in eight days, and Lieutenant Young was ordered to give security that he would never in future interfere in State stairs. The Pope's Nundo has received peremptory orders to quit Lisbon. At Banbury Bazaar last week, for the sale of fancy articles, 3521. was produced for the benefit of the National School and Visiting Charitable Society. Yesterday evening, about four o'clock, the LORD LIEUTENANT, accompanied by Lord WILLIAM PAGET. and his Excellency's younger sons, Lords Gaoling and ALFRED, and the SOLIRITORZENBEAL, arrived in town, in his bevelling carriage and four, after paying a `visit to his estates at Cs' trlingford. The Noble Marquis and s uite drive on, without stopping, to Richview,--Free mods Journal of Saturday. TILE ARMY. • Two Companies of the Foot marched into NoWesetb ett Tuesday, on their route from Carlisle to Tyneenouth. The tuber two Companies arrived there on Wednesday. Op the 54 instant the Depot of the 90th Regiment, lately stationed at Tynemouth Castle. embarked oar board the transport ship Amphitrite. Captain ' NI varsity, fir Portsmouth. A STATEMENT of the different REG MENTS now QUAD,. TRUED in Ireland, at the present period, and their respective Quarters—September 6. td Dragoon Guards, Caber I)ragoons, Cork ed Ditto, Dublin 3J Light Dragoons. Ballierobe 7th Dumf., Dublin Bth Ditto. Newirridge 17th Lancers, Dundalk Grenadier Guards, la Battalion, Dublin sth Regiment, Athlone nth Ditto, Enniskillen 10th 'Depot, Cork 11th Ditto, Spike bland Igth Ditto, Boyle 15th Ditto, Clare Castle 17th Regiment. Dublin 19th Depot. Kinsale nd Ditto, Charles Fort 44th Regiment, Dublin 3.1 d Ditto, Limerick 33d Depot, Sluilingar 34.. b Regiment, Coat 36th Ditto, Naas 57th Ditto, lamerkk 53d Ditto, Dublin 56th Regiment, Loodoodary sStb Depot, Blirr 60th Regiment le Batt. Fermoy 6lst Depot, Drogheda 624 Regiment, Templemon 64th Ditto, Galway 15th Ditto, Waterford 66th Depot, Templessor* 69th Regimes*, Casdebar 70th Dino, Cork 724 Depot, Newry 173 d Dkne, nonevent 75th iiiollllll l / 4 aft 76th Ditto, Kllkaway 77th Depot, Belfast 79th Ditto, Belfast 84th Ditto, Longford Stith Ditto, Newry lath Ditto, blollingar 91st Ditto, Armagh 924 Regiment, Penney, 97th Depot, Teaks 98th Ditto, Trues 99th Dino, Yougba ll NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS ARUM Tun DAL—Dublin I—Guernsey and Jersey I Sweden I—Franee 1. Dam.. Sam B.—Wind F..S.E.—Arrived from London tbe Su sanna, Wat.sas, for Gibraltar; Preston, --, for Leghorn; Jackson, JACKSON. for Trinidad ; Jan. Deegan, Lanaarr. for 51.dra; Regatta, Maximums, for Pan; and Mary Ann, Kan:suss, for St. Kitt's FALMOUTH, SEPT. 7.—Wind Scrims, fur Boordeaux. the Des alt's. Bairrot., Sin. s.—Arrived the Iris, 'from Rio Janeiro; Palla dium, from Adra ; Eggatdon Castle. from St. Petersburg& San. 7.—Arrived the Emerald Isle, —, from Adra ; Union, Promos, from ; Meyer, from Memel. HOLTULID, Sur. 7.—Arrived the WiMant Ratbbons, Owen, from Miles—spoke the Gknalvon. HILL, Sam 7.—Arrived the Milton, Masgoarr, Ann, Ccaaa, and Ricardo, Hirszuruns, from St. Petenburgb. Liviaroot., Sam 7.—Arrived the Franklin, front New York; Mhditerranean packet, from Malta ; Camertoa, and Comet, from Ponvsloosivii, Sari. L—Wind S. K—Arrived his Majesty's skip Pearl, from Dublin. (E port the Mary, llamas, from Jamaica. eaomoviutis Alta APPOINTIIIRITI6 The following Commanders are promoted to the rank of Captain —Hors. W. Keith, Philomel; W. Junes (e) ; George Sidner Smith' Bustard; Edward Peq•ceU, George Lloydd, Victor; Theobeld Jones, Prince Regent; Senkin Junes, Gloucester ; Chnks Elliot, Harlequin; Follett Pennell, Fly; W. A. B. Hamilton, Pelican; J. B. Hondas, Raleigh. The following Lieutenants I. the rank of Commander:—George Delnie and to command the Champion ; H. G. Colpoys, and to command the Sparrewhawk ; Richard Keane, Samuel Ramsay, T. P. Robinson , Richard Edwards. J. R. rew& Jas. Bailey. Henry Nailer, W. E. H. Allen, John Chamberlayne, B. Smith (a). J. H. Murray, John Hackett, James Neville, John Shepherd, and to command the Victor • Thomas Ball, R. H. King, 3. H. Bond, J. S. Here, Hou. A. uncomhe; F. D. Heti:beton, and to command the Pelican ; E. 0. Johnes; E. Hawes, and to continaad the Phnom." ; Edward J. Johnson; Joseph klanalten, and to command the Ferret. The following Mates and Midshipmen to the rank of Lieute nant :—G. B. Trevaalen, to the Barham; H. M. Higgs., to the Sybille; A. Darby, to the Maidstone; E. Buller, to the Menai ; T. B. Brown, J. C. Fullerton, to the Menai; C. Sensate. to the Barham; E. R. Sidley, to the Success; Mr. Tolland, Of the Pincher, to be Lieutenant of the Druid; R. J. Barrett, Spencer Drake, Edward Seymour, David Dooley, Bryan Reliers, C. S. William son, J. R. Baker, James Turner, W. 0. B. Hoare, F. Puhehele, A. L. Montgomery, G. M. Garrett. Assistant-Surgeon Gilchrist, to be Surgeon of the !farina& Captains Saida& to the avid ; Fretinantte, to the Challenge(; &uddert to the Success. Commanders: P. Broke, to the Erebus ; O'Brien, to the Massey; Drinkwater, to the Eerie& ; G. Hays, to the Raleigh ; Spanhott, to the Prince Regent ; D. Mapleton. to the Gloucester. Lieutenants Bowler, acting In the Onyx brig foe Lieutenant John Forster. now in the Undaunted; Purcell, to the Victory; G. Bimett, to the Lightning steam vessel; G. B. Hatchings, to the Speedwell schooner ; 'G. Franklyn, to the Rem cutter; H. Came, to the Tirtar cutter; B. Sc. L. Comma, to the Reveige; S. Drake. to the Welt. Lieut. J. H. Davis, R. M.to the Coast Gaud Stryke in Irebad. Assistant-Surgeons Mkchell Thompson and John West, to the Barham. FROM TIM nAurnmis TILLEGRAPM. BIM. 6. The Bustard. sailed from Names, New Providence. on the 17th of July, at which time were lying there, the Druid. 46 (Sag.) Captain Sandom ; Harpy. 10. Commander Rice; end Skip jack, Nimble. Pincher, Pickle, Monkey, and Speedwell, cut. tens.—The Druid was to proceed to Halifax, for the purpose of being hove down, and passing there the hursleane months, on the arrival of the Barham, 50, Captain Sir John Louis, which was daily expected from Barbadoes.• The Aurora, 46, Capt. Austen. was on her passage fromßarbadoes to Port Royal,Jamaica.previnos to her departure for England. The Mersey. 28, Captain Brach. sailed so the 15th July, from Nassau, for Honduras; the Ea piegle, 18, Commander O'Brien. for Jamaica. and the Icarus. 10, Commander Best, for Barbadoes. The Valorous, 26, Captain Gosset (acting), was at Vera Cies. shipping money for Eng land. The Slaney, 20, Lieutenant Kean (acting), was at Port Royal; thi Victor. Is, Commander Lloyd, and Harlequin, IS, Commander Elliot, were on the windward station. The Aracluse, 111, Commander Henry Smith, was expected at Nassau ' from Jamaica, as well as was the Grasshopper, 111. Commander Crater ford, from Honduras. The Grasshopper had lately captured near the Havannah, after a chase of eighteen hours, a schooner, with 408 slaves. The distance ran during the chase was 185 miles. The Ferret, 10, Commander Drinkwater. was at Chums. and was shortly to return to England. The Fairy, 10, Commander Blair (acting), was at Santa tianha and Cartbagena. The Bustard has brought home invalids from the squadron, amongst whom are Lieutenant John DuSU, late of the Druid, and Mr. Wyllie. late Surgeon of his -Majesty's ship Mapkgle. She came into harbour on Thorday, to be paid at. The Sanwa's& 28, Captain W. F. Martin, tailed this morning (touching at Plymouth) for the Mediterranean station. The Falcon, 10, Commander Pole, went out of harbour yester day afternoon. She will proceed to her station, the Cape .1 Good Hope, in a few days. His Majerty's ship Ringiieve arrived at Halifax from Saint John's, New Brunswick, 50th of July. At Spitbead—Crocodile and Falcon. In the harbour—Victory, Melville, Spartiate, Pallas. Rose.and Bustard. Lord Kuria.—The late Lind KAwas used some. times to let his wit get the better of his dignity as a Judge. Being or the Circuit at Perth. after a witness on a espial trial bad eon. chided his testimony. his Lordship said. " Sir. I have one gentian more to ask you, and remember you are on your oath. Yoe ay you are from Breehinr Yes, my Lea." When do you re. turn tbkher r • To.morrovr i my Lord." "Do roe now Colin Gilliesr " Yee, my Lord, Inow him very well." *Then tell bias I shall breakfast with him no Tuesday morning." la mutter to an application made to the Earl of GLENOALL, as Colonel of the Tipperary Militia, by the Managing Committee of the Munster Provincial Din ner, for his permission to have the Staff band in attend. ance, the Secretary received the following reply— " London, August 42,1525. • Sas—l regret that, as Colonel of a Regiment. I consider it to tally inconsistent with my duty to permit any soldiers under my commend to need any party dinners. of whatever. description they may be.—l remain, kir, your most obedient Servant. " GLEN G A LL" Florence bids fair to regain the character it formerly enjoyed as the occasional residence of the Nobility of England. Lard Nominee has converted a portion et his very splendid ho. tel into a private theatre. for the performance of Win Plays. Lord and Lady Notecases and Lord sod Lady Disesteem are the most dhanguished moose many other amateur actors, in the capital of Tuscany. Lord Nonsense, who is still is in tends to read, at Florence two years:with the "sceptics of occa. clonal visits to England during the sittings of Parliament. Lord and Lady Demote are likewise expected to remain at Florence the , whole winter. LEAMINGTON, Sm. 6. The continuance of fine weather (or the enjoyment of our delightful neighbourhood, and the numerous in-door evening amusements which birmington now possesses, induce us to anticipate the pleasure•of retain. jug, for some weeks, the numerous fashionable visitors, by whose wesence our promenades are now enlivened. The foll Swing are among our last arrivals:_ Hon. Mr. &Swart, Inn Stewart. and Miss M. Stewart; R ev . Mr. and Mrs. GoSghtly, Rev. Mr. Sandford, Rev. F. Dales, Rev, H. and Miss aleM Re*. Mr. Asbfield, Colonel Th om Lim. Colonel Munro, dent... Colonel Pardus, Lieut..Colonef Raba; Captain W. Symonds, It. N. Captain (R.N.) and Mrs. Bird. Cap t . Bolder., Captain and Mrs. Reid, Captain Robertson, Major l i t Ferrand, Mr. J. P. Gannon. Ste. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Dube and Duchess of &Albans. the Ladies Beaulerk. sad a Party of their }friends. in Piccadilly, on Sunday night, tr eat Puts ; the Marchioness of Cholmentleley, in Piccadilly, from he seat in Surrey; Earl Jermyn, at his father's (the Marquis o f Bristol), in St. James's square, glom Spain ; Bishop of Chiclieste, at Gould's Hotel. Jermyn-street. from the Palace, Chicheiter ? Captain Fitzgerald, in Pall Mall, from Maks ; Mr. and lark Sandford, in Park-street, from the Isle of Wight ; Mr. and )le a Morant, in Brook -street, from Parisi Sir John Catbean. Ban. at Fenton's Hotel. Sc. Jamees-street. from a tour the Hue. Cap* Edwards and the Hon. George Edwards, at ditto. from a tow ; Colonel Blackvave, at ditto. front Surrey ' Lord Beresfortioi Camodisb.square, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Pinion& at site Puiteney Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Irelan.l; Mrs. Fletder, at ditto, from Ireland; Colonel and the Misses Bromley, at t h e Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets, from their seat in Herta ; the Rev. Mr. Hankley and Thomas ilankley, at ditto, from Staffordshire • Hon. Mr. Ferguson. in St. James's. street. from Paris ; Captai n and Mrs. Hall, in Grosvenor-sweet, from Ilsengate. ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. Pethaps the most interesting creatures in these gat% dens are the dogs brought from Mackenzie River by Captain Franklin, and presented by that intrepid sea. man to the Society. They have a suspicious, wolf-like look, but are perfectly harmless. Of the four, two have limn whelped in England, and have acquired the habit of barking merely from heating the hounds and dogs in the neighbourhood of the park. Nothing could ez. teed the distrust and alarm which the old ones evinced on their first noticing the new and unheard of acquire ment of their progeny.. The usual nasal test was te. sorted to again and again, and each succeeding bark utterly confounded their ditcernment. They have now, however, become 1 smiliarized to the barring. —Another curious characteristic of these dogs is, that the tail is curled in a contrary direction to any Eu. ropean species. Notwithstanding that they are placed in the most cool and shady parts of the gardens, a day moderately warm makes them exceesively faint; they are very clean and playful. The gardens are at present undergoing several alterations and enlargements, and are being tastefully laid out and ornamented with cu. rions plants and flowers liberally furnished by the Ho:- ticultural Society and similar private establishmemr. The admission book contains the name of almost every person of distinction who has been in London doting the past season. BRIGHTON, SEPTZMiIIt 7. Mr. Secretary Pau. has a house engaged, in Omni. wick Terrace, fur several months; the Right Hon.Ges denten at present, though his family remains with at, is on a visit to the Doke of WaLLINGTOS. at Strath. fieldsay, and enjoying the seasonable diversion of shoot ing, but his return will be looked for in a day or two. The Duchess of NSWCASTLE. and the venerable Earl ti Harenlmam far a lengthened sojourn, are occupying a house on the Steyne. The Marchioness of Downtime and suite are er• pected to take possession of their engaged apartments at the Royal York Hotel, this evening. The two sons of Lord and Lady GRAXVILLE, with their tutor, ar rived at that house from Dieppe, on Friday ; his Lord. ship and Lady were at that time pursuing the route to England by Calais and Dover, and are circled to be with us by Tuesday or Wednesday. The Marquis and Marchioness of Raul:La and family are occupying a house on Brunswick Terrace. A mansion in the same neighbourhood is taken for the Marquis of Connwaswe and family. The Eclipse steam-packet, with upwards of forty passengers, four horses belonging to Mr. Housaye, and a carriage or two. swept from the Chain-pier, tot the opposite coast. yesterday. The Baron Ferdinand de Reiboldt, a Privy Cone. cillor to the King of Saxony, and a Saxon Senator, Mons. F. Jusr,were landed here from the Talbot packet, which bad left Dieppe about ten bouts previously, on Friday. Sir Thomas Bainbridge, attached to the British En bath,' at Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Price and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kemble, rf Thespian notoriety, uc among our last departures fur France. Lord and Lady Ashtown ate remaining at the Al. bins ; Lady Otway and family, from the King's road, are removed to Regency-square; Mr. and Mrs. Burnett and family are returned to the Rock House; and the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lidy A. Cooper, the Marchioness of Lothian. the Earl and Countess of lklawarr, Lord llrome, and the Hon. Miss Grant, add to the gaietiesof Worthing. The Steyne and Cliff Promenades have been name randy and brilliantly resorted to this afternoon; the band of the 10th Royal Hussars increased the attraction of the latter. Tug Tnaarat.—Last night a new singer, a Mr. Tempktown, who had been playing a night or m n o previously, with considerable success, Hawthorn, Love in a Maze. was the chief magnet. as 13drdk, the petit musical drama of Rosin", and in which has reception was again in every way favourable. /Num. on this occasion, was charmingly sustained by . MI" M GUA " Whilst with village maids I stray, so delightfully sung by her s and merited the simultane or encore it received. The House was pretty well Aim."'" with a good sprinkling of fashion i n the bons. A Frenchman being troubled with the goat. w 36 asked what difference there was between that and the r heetestio : " One very great difference," replied Monsieur. "Pr fe" take one vise yon put your finger in, you turn de scree ttli yes . bear him no longer—dot is &rheumatism—den 'spore you lire one turn more—dal is detest." A celebrated epicure, who had hired a new Oa: made a singular demand on a very respectable Fire Ace. in ut wcb be was Insured. The cook, by carelessness, or want of skill in os los profession, entirely spoiled a dinner he was ordered to p i n g ' a large party. The modern Ileliogabalus made applicali"" lut tkirtypeunds, the value of goads damaged by fire um kis premises. When Ihstotan (author of the Foundlivoi the twat , ace.) was manager of the Bath Theatre, his boa k e eper am! 11 a member of the orchestra, agreed one evening to ilisguiw tint; selves in grotesque dresses for the amusement of a snug WM.. was then remarked that the boz.keeper looked like the Jacs ayes, but P— wittily observed, he more nearly resenoksi Snare If Mamma (Dimond's). The first visit nidemoiselleCLAlnoripaid VoLTAIPr: she threw herself at his feet, exclaiming, in the words of .tow s, '.: "Oh my protecting god!" Voaratae, somewhat astontstm:. tk.° sn knees before her. and said, gravely," Now that we so on a level, bow are you r