Star. — London, England, 1828-02-20 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDA Y, FEBRUARY 20, 1828. Asti WurstsDAT—Ctoss HounAr. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. This is a close holiday at the Bank, Stock Exchange, and Fs reign Market, therefore the Brokers and Jobbers are assensbled on the Royal Exthange. Consols which left off yesterday at 1 1 3 ii for February Account, ana 851 d for April Account, way, be quoted at the same price, and all the other prices are nominal. The Explanations of Monday &gbt in the House of Commons led to further explanations last night in the House of Lords, in which Lord Cionsaien took on opportunity or contradict ing, in direct terms, that part of Mr. Minuses statement, made the preceding evening in the House of Commons, which related to the existence of a plan in any quarter for breaking up the late Gomm]. Administration. TheN obis Lor d denied be had any such intention : be knew of none such existing on the part of any other individual; and for any one to assume that such an intention did exist, he con. sidered as the most gratuitous assumption that ever was conceived- In the House of Commons, an announcement by Mr. Secretary Pam, that on Thursday next he would move for a Select Committee to inquire into the State of the Police of the Metro polis, was received with high satisfaction and general and reiterated clitering.—Mr. R. Gonson, after a very impressive speech, which was followed by some humane and forcible observations upon the subject by Mr. Pact, obtained leave to bring in a BM to consoli date the Lays relating to Lunatics, and facilitate the erection of Lunatic Asylums. The only article of any interest in the Pa► is Papers, received last night,, is a report of the Speech of the Frepch Minister for Foreign Affairs. His speech on the opening of the debate on the Address to the Kum occupies five column: of the Mooiteur. We have given, under the usual head, some of the passages of the speech, relative to the affairs of Greece, in which the question of the independence of that country is mentioned in a man ner highly satisfactory to the friends of Grecian freedom . An article in the Getman Papers, received this fore noon, under rise head of Vienna, confirms what has lately appeared in former Journals relative to the departure of the subjects of the three Allied Powers residing at Constantinople. It appears the orders of the Porte have been imperative on this occasion: th se persons who had not the means of finding transpose for themselves, had been provided with such by the Turkish Government. In consequence of this measure, the greatesecon,ternation was naturally the consequence among the Franks, who, from the previous disposition of the Porte, were little prepared for this extremiti.— The other extracts from these papers, which we sub join, do cot possess much interest : BUCHAREST, Jlll. U. In order to obtain some information on the other side of the Danube respecting the extraordinary delay of the mail of the 10th from Constantinople, one of the Tartars belonging to the Austrian embassy was dis patched the day before yesterday to Giurgewo, with orders to obtain, by the assistance of the Governor of that fortress, Kutschuk Ahmed Aga, 2e•hentic infor mation on this subject from Rudschuk. Yesterday evening the Tartar returned with a letter from the Di rector of the Customs at Rudschuk, which states that the mail, accompanied by two Tarts, with a courier and two merchants, arrived at Rudschuk on the-23.1 in the morning, but could not pass the Danube, which at present is imperfectly frozen in many parts in the mid-' dle, so that the messengers of Kutschuk Ahmed Aga had not been able to pass without great danger: two days before the river was entirely frozen over. (11n the 17th of this month an extraordinary plieno mepon was °burred here, the mercury in all the barn. mum rose to an unusual height, passed all the degrees marked upon the scale, and remained at this surprising elevation to the 20th. when it suddenly fell very consi derably. The weather during those three days was cold and dry, the wind south-east, and Reaumur's ther mometer at 16 degrees below Zero. On the same days the barometer here at Vienna was also at the extra ordinary height of 29 inches 3 or 4 lines, the tempe r atur e being 12 or 13 degrees ltraumur below Zero.— Ausilian Observer, Feb. 8. VIENNA, Fu. 8. This morning at seven o'clock, the courier with the letters from Constantinople has at length arrived. This mooning .also, the French Papers brought the King's Speech on opening the English Parliament; we found in it etc I thing that we wished, and though it speaks of the maintenance of the Tteaty of 6;h July, this is done in a rummer which greatly diminishes the :apprehensions for the peace of Europe. Yesterday a courier was dis patched from this city to St. Petersburgh. Metalliques 9.)i—Bank Shares 1048. VIENNA, Fan. s, IN TIIE EVENING. The accounts direct from Constantinople confirm the previous statements, that all the subjects of the three mediating Powers, without exception, must leave the Turkish capital: the poorer individuals were aheady put on board ships, and, as well as the lonians, weie to be conveyed to the Archipelago. No intercession of the neutral Ambastadoss had been of any avail. This lIICASUIC had spread terror among all the Christians. WARSAW, JAN. 2V. A-divisinn of the army of General Rosen has arrived here. The field equipage of his Imperial Highness the Grand Dake Con,tantine is gone to Lublin, to which place his Mein s,'s head-quarters were ordered a few days axo. The Brand Doke himself is still here, and will not Iv, to Lublin till he has arranged the affairs of , his Gore; ument. An Ordtr of the Day to the Polish army exhoits it to observe the best di,cipline, and to f u lfil t h e 11,,,pes w hich his Majesty the Emperor of Rut.. sot eruct tains ol it, in caw political events should call it into the field. The exchange of couriers between this city, St. Petersbitrgh, and Ilessarabii, is cow very ac• tivc.—Algtemeine Zeitung. le6. 13. The Gaild ef 11 , 1 chants of Dublin have presented an addresser( congratulation mita. Duke of Wsi.Lacroa and Mr. Pin on their advaiscsaalest Illim• COURT CIRCULAR. The Duchess of Kum, accompanied by the Princess VICTORIA, the Prince of Lamixoss, and her Royal Highness's usual men_ dants, left her residence in the King's Palace, at Kensington, yes terday, for the seat of Prince LsoroLn, at Claremont. The Duchess of Caimans visited the Duchess of GLoucesrza yesterday, at her residence in Park-lane. A number of the Cabinet Ministers, and several of the Members of the Finance Committee, bad interviews yesterday at the Trea sury with the Cnattouttos of the EICHIQUIIIh Lord Tinessoms and Mr. Baron Geomow transacted business yesterday at the Office of the Secretary of State for the Home Department. The Earl of Vcant.sx visited the Duke of l'lssuucros yester day, at the Treaairy. Mr. CIDLIMIOVX. the Minister for the Hans-Towns, had a con ference with Earl Dnuure yesterday, at the Foreign dflice, Down ing-street. Lord HILL transacted business yesterday at the Office of the Consmander-in-Chlef, is the Horse Guards. The Eati of AIIINDEZN and Lord ELLIE/MOROI:GM visited Earl Dimino, at the Foreign Office. A Board of till. Lords of the Treasury was held yesterday at the Treasury Chi-tubers, FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. _..,.._ ARRIVALS. The Duke and Thliess of Goo wester, yesterday, for the Season; Lord Clinton, in &rkeley-squiee ; the Earl and Countess of Ilarrowby, at their house in GrOreenor-square, from their seat, Sandon Hall, Staffordsbise ; the Sari and Countess of Arran, and Family, at their house in Dover-street, from Bognor, Sussex Earl and Countess Somers, at Thomas's Hotel, from the Earl of Easinot's seat, Ryegate, Surrey; Capt. and Mrs. Jones, in Bolton. row ; Major Halsey, in Grosvenor place, from Malts; Captain Malet, iu Gloucester-place, front the Continent; Mr.. and Miss Oreville, in Park-street, front Bath ; Major Johnstone, in Upper Tirook-street, from Manchesttt ; Mrs. and Miss Langley, in Berkeley - square, front Bath; Major and Mrs. Scott, in Bruton street; Major Spalding, in the regent-street, from Dublin ; Major and Mrs. Martin, in Grosvenor-place, from Bath; Mr. and Mrs. Sturges Bourne, in South Autliey-street, front Southampton ; Bev. H. Ord, at Bryant's (late Warne's) Hotel, Conduit-street ; Sir George and Miss Eyre, at ditto, from his seat, Northamptonshire ; Wm. Campion, Esq. at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's.street, front Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Wolff, at the Brons*ick Hotel, jlrmyti street, from Surrey; Lord Lilford, at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle street, from big seat in Northamptonshire • Lady Shee and Family, at ditto, from Welby ; Sir James Boswell, hart. and Mrs. Kilmore, at ditto, from Melton Mowbray; T. B. Easteourt, Esq. M.P. at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork-streets, front Devizes; the Rev. Mr. and the Hun. Mrs. liaanifion, at ditto, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald, at ditto, from Herefordshire ; the Dean of Connor, at ditto s front II eland ; W. Duncan, Esq. at ditto, front Oxford; his Excellency Baron Grenfra,at Gouhl's Hotel,Jermyu street, from Portugal; Mrs. R. Hughes, at Fladong's Hotel, (h -ford-street, front a tour; W. Morgan, E.q. at ditto, front Brighton ; Thomas Lambert, Esq. at ditto, from a tour; Hugo Chadwick, Esq. at ditto, from Staffordshire ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Pountney, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Staffordshire; Mrs. Cocky and Family, at Jordan's Hotel, front their seat in Huns; Thomas Page, at Fenton's Hotel, Si. James's-street, from bis seat in Surrey; Home Sumner, Esq. at ditto, front Surrey; Ad miral and Mrs. Hammond, at the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, front Lynn, Norfolk; Sir E. and Lady Mostyo, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-atreet, from Nortbaniptousbire; J. Franklyn, R N . M.l'. at ditto, front Hants; Colonel Jacks:•n, at ditto, front Leices ter.hire ; James Danncey, Esq. at ditto, IrfunKent; James Sparkes, Esq. at the Royal Hotel, St. James-street, front Kent; J. Gilbert, Esq. at ditto, from a tour; J. Swann, Esq. at ditto, from a tour on the Continent; Hon. F. Hennes, at ditto, front Brighton. DEPA ETU It _ The Earl of Pomfret from North Audky-street, for Doncaster; Sir Janie. Webster Wedderburn, from ' St. James's-place, for Paris ; Col. Cooper, from the Burlington Hotel, for Cheltenham ; Mr. and Mrs. Vigers Hervey and Family, from Warren's Hotel, Regent -street, for the Plough Motel, Cheltenham; J. Taylor, Esq. from Jordan's Hotel, for his seat in Worcestershire; Mr. and Mrs. Dolphin, from ditto, for their seat in Gloucestershire ; Miss Strickland, from ditto, for Gloucestershire; Mr. and Mrs Pro.. theme. from the Brunswick Hotel, for their seat in I lerts ; Janes Harrison, Esq. from Cook's Hotel, on a tour; the Reverend Mr. Mrs. and Miss Haggett, front Fladong's Hotel, for the Continent; Lord and Lady Byron, from the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn.stree, int a tour; Sir Lawrence Palk, Ban. front Jordan's Hotel, fur his seat Keene House, Devon-hire. THE ARMY. The I Sth HU.Sall have been ordered from Canterbury to Houns low ; the 17th Lancers from Hounslow to Ireland. The Reserve Companies of the 29th Foot are to arrive at Yet moy by the 2Sth inst. on route for Devonport. The Revolting Company of the 40th Foot has removed from Chatham to Canterbury. The Reserve Companies of the 74th Foot have been ordered from Stirling to the Isle of Man. The Reserve Companies of the 80th Foot have been ordered from the Ilk of Man to Carlisle. . . . The whole of the Depots of the Infantry Regiments serving in India are ordered front Chatham to Canterbury, where they are in future to be stationed ; and such as the Canterbury Barracks cannot accommodate, are to be stationed at Deal and Dover. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Company's chartered ship Alfred arrived off Plymouth on the 16th instant. She sailed from China on the 13th October, and from St. Helena on the 30th December. The under-men tioned ships arrived in China, as follows:—Alfred, Kellie Castle, Broxbornebury, Bridgwater, Herefordshire, Repulse, Lowther Castle, liarossa i Lord Hungerford, Duke of York, Hythe, Bom bay, Buctinghatushire, Charles Grant, Waterloo, Duke of Sussex, General ' yd, and Atlas. • The Br allegory was dispatched for England on the same day as the A fretl. The Lord Hungerford and Baroua are expected to be ready to be dispatched about the middle of October. 71te first regular dispatch was to include the Bridgwater, He refordshire, Repulse, and Lowther Castle, and probably the Duke of York and Hythe. The Farquharson was at Prince of Wales Nand on the 50th of August ; and on the departure of the General Kyd front that island on the 31st August, the Windsor and Vansittart were seen enter ing the pert. The Inglis was all well on the 20th October in the China Sea, lat. 5. 57. N. long. in. 7. E. East India &loose, February 18. DRAL, PRIMUS HT le.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Julia, Vasses, front Antwerp. FRSRUART 19 Wind S.W—Arrived the Alfred, Pea RSOY, front Chins ; and David Scott, Tmoarrnitx, front Madras, and sailed for the River. Remain the Apollo, BLYTIi, for Berbice ; Scipio, WAVLE, for New Providence; Blanding° and Paragon, for Ja maica ; and Eloisa ! for Rio. PORTSMOUTH, FRRRUA kV 19.—Arrived the Lord Wellington, GrLasey, front Valparaiso; sailed from Rio Janeiro 15th Dee. Dowels, FiSRUARY 19.—Arrived off port the Isab,Jla, P front Bengal; sailed the 2d October, and from St. Helena on the 25th December. Ptmourn, FSBILUART 17.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the General Palmer, Tsuscorr, from Portsmouth to 'Madras. Pummel' 111.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Amen, Poems's, from Lisbon. The Ann, Wear; which sailed for London this morn ing, got on shore on the ebb, but floated (.11 with the flood, and proceeded. FALMOUTH, FIBRUAST 17..... Arrived from London the Ruby, Coaussr, fur Lisbon. Finsuour 18.—Wind W.—Sailed his Majesty's ketch Vigilant, for Lisbon. Lwassocc, FSBROART 18.—Arrived the Hercules, Pawnee, f r om mobile ; and Dorothy, from St. John's, New Brunswick. FOWST, FIoSSUA ST 19.—Arrived the Elizabeth, WATEINS, from Messina. Fxsatreer 19 —The Jane, Alison, bound to London, was weighed last night, after discharging part of her cargo, and got to the wharf. COVENT GARDEN THEATRE —A two•act Piece, under the title of the Somatonbulist, was last night produced at this Theatre. It is a translation from the French, and the acting of Miss KIELLT did every thing fix it. In this line of acting she is unrivalled, as she was never more effective than last night. It was her first appear ance since her late severe indisposition, •nd she was in consequence, greeted with mote than usual warmth on the entre. 'Caney, as a simple village swain, Miss GOWA RO, as the jealous Madame Gertrude, and Mrs. DAvaNyonr, as Dame. Michaud, also gave the Author powerful support, and the piece was announced for re petition amidst considerable applause. DOVER, Fla. 19. This morning, at five o'clock, Asis. his Royal High- ness Pt ifiCe LEOPOLD and suite arrived at Wright's Hotel, and at noon tide suiting, embarked en board the Crusa 'or Government packet, Captain HAMILTON, for The Prince left Kensington Palace soon after the so lemnization of the nuptials of his niece, the Princess Fzosona, with P. ince HOHENL 'a de LAUGENEOURG.— His Royal Highness, acting as his MAJESTY'S repre• sentative in giving the Royal Bride away. A Guard of Honour was appointed by Colonel NluNno, of the Royal Artillery, to attend Prince Lao- POLD immediately on his arrival at Dover, and his Royal Highness ernbai ked in the packet, under general demonstrations of respect. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. His Majesty's steam packet Salamander, Captain HAMILTON, sailed this day for Calais, with his Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD of Saxe Cosouno, and 8;r HENRY Srrow and suite, who arrived at Wright's Hotel and Ship Inn this morning at five o'clock. The fineness of the weather attracted a great concourse of people to the pier, who testified, by their ardent and respectful salutations, the great interest his Royal Highness's pre. since never fails to excite. Sailed also the Britannia steam packet and Fiend' Mail Henri Quatte. MR. CANNING'S MONUMENT. The Si.b , ctibers to the erection of a Monument, in honour to the memory of Mr. CANNING, had a meeting on Monday, at the Thatched House Tavern. The Earl of HAP (WWII( in the Chair. The ascer tamed amount of the subscription was 9,500/. but a larger sum, it is supposed, has been subscribed, but not yet ferried from the provincial districts. Mr. G. KNIGHT, in moving that the Report of the Committee be received, pronounced a brilliant eulogy upon Mr. Canning. He (Mr. Knight) had been upon the Contlient when the death of that lamented State-man occurred, and he could speak from his personal observation, that his fame had extended all over the continent, unobscured by those mists of prejudice and party which sometimes darkened the bright renown of a great man moving in his own sphere—(Cheers). He considered that Mr. Canning was the bold yet prudent advocate of a safe liberty, and that his public services entitled hint to the proud testimonial which the country was about to erect in honour of his memory. Lord WHARNCLITTE considered Mi. Canning's fame would be transmitted to posterity as glorious and as honourable as that of any public man who had ever served his country. On a future occasiou he would be ready to go tido the discussion of Mr. Canning's claims and merits to the gratitude of his country. At present he would confine himself to the proposal of a Committee, which should be empowered to receive plans from sculptors, and to report the result of their inquiries to a future meeting of the sub scriber.. This suggestion was approved of, and. adopted by the Meeting. .1 1 )c Hon. AGAR ELLIS moved the names of the Com mittee, which consisted of the former Committee originally appointed to receive subset iptions. The Number was enlarged to 36. Among the nevi names added to the Committee, we observed the names of Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Seaford, Mt.Huskisson, Mr. &urges Bourne, &c. The Earl of HARROWBY, on thanks being voted to the Chairman, said that he was induced to take the Chair at the request of the Committee, first, from his great personal respect to the memory of Mr. Canning; and secondly, from the circumstance of his having held the first official place (President of the Council) in the Administration of which Mr. Canning was the bead. Letters from Mr. CHANTRKY and Mr. WEIVII.IACOTT were grad, suggesting estimates of the intended monument, but no resolution was passed respecting them. A t ologies were made for the absence of Mr. BARING and several other Members, who were necessarily absent, in cense-• smiler of their appointment on the Finance Committee. The Meeting was numerously and respectably attend ed. Among the subscribers present we noticed the Duke of De vonshire, the Duke of Norfolk, the Marquis of Sligo, Marquis of Clanricarde, Earl Morley, Lord Seaford, Lord Wharncliffe, Hon.' E. Petre, lion. Agar Ellis, the Knight of Kerry'', and many distin guished Members of both Houses of Parliament. WEYMOUTH ELECTION—Eunnv DAT. STATE Or TNT TOLL AT TNT /MARTON'S Or TIM POST. OAT'S POLL. TOTAL. F. B. &vier', Esq.... Zelajor Weyland ......., I%Lijority in faveutt of )Jr.Suplen ...... —74 The Duke of DKVONSIII E had a Musical Party on Sunday evening, at Devonshire !louse, which was attended by an elegant assemblage of the haw ion. The Duke of lticumouu, Sir JAMES SCARLET?. and Lord CURIN.ITON, had Dinner Parties on Saturday, at their re rpective residenefs. The Countess BATHURST, Me are happy to Say, is nearly recovered from her indisposition. The deputation to the Doke of WatuNorou on Sa turday was not from the body of Dissenter% but from the Unita rians, to learn from his Graceewhether or not the Unitarian Marriage Bill would be supported by the Government? The alterations in Windbor Cagle are rapidly ap proaching to completion, and it is expected that his Ma, esti wilt take up In; residence in this Castle in the course of the ensuing May. Sir H.PAut: ELL is appoiutel Chairman of the Fa tiettoe Committee. Bolt mu heinz, asked by Louts XIV. his opinion of some verses which the KM: had just composed, replied—" Nothing seems impossible to your .11,11.11,ATV : you have attempted to wake bad verses, and have succeeded." The Countess of Essbx had a select card patty on Monday evening at her house in 1111I -street, lieekeley.square. Lord CARRI‘LiTON entettained a distinguished pary to dinner on Sunday, at his house, Whitehall. The lion. ARTHUR STANHoPiC entertained a &Ww guished party to dinner yesterday, at his house in Tilney street. Monday night &Hi GREY anti 'Limn Dutittam ar• rived together, about five o'clock, ill the side gallery of the Howe of Commons, on the right hand of the Speaker. Earl GREY NIA nearest to the stranger's gallery. Shortly after their Lordships bad taken their sots here, they were joined by the Earl of Lauurassasts and another. _ _ Among the reports current at the Club Houses is one that the new Administration intend to conkrthree Ducal Corosets. The Noblemen selected for this distinguished honour are said to be the 31arquisses of HICSTFORD and Starrett% and the Karl of LONSDA Li. The Etrl of Eaftot, who is married to a d.tughter of the Duke of Ccamtscx, has been appointed first Aid de Camp to the Marquis Of ANGLESCT,and is expected daily in Dublin. The LORD CHIVE JUSTICE BEST is %0 much better as to be able to come to town ; he arrived at his residence in Bedford square on Saturday, and was in most excellent ',hits. Mr. PEEL, in the course of his speech on Monday night, read to the Hcuse the following extract of a letter to the late Loan CMANCILLOR, which he sent oa the 9th of April last:—" MT DWI Loan Citaacettua—To p t any misconception, allow me to commit to writing the substance of what I stated to you this morning. I must candidly say, that I wish to see the present Go. vernment resting on the same footing as it did before Lord Liver pool's misfortune. As regards myself, lam content with my si tuation, and wish for no change ; and, with the single exception of the difference of opinion respecting the Catholic Question, I am ready to act with them in every other matter. I can assure you, that I esteem and respect them, and should consider it a great mis fortune for bis Majesty to be deprived of the services of any of them, particularly of the services of Mr. Canning. I can say with the greatest truth, that with the single exception of the Catholic Question, my opinions are in accordance with theirs." An Inquest was on Monday held upon the boJy of Mr. Hibbert, agent to Major Moore, of Mitcham, who was acci dentally shot by the son of Major Moore, in consequence of his fowling piece going off while he was wiping the lock. A verdict of " Accidentally shot," was returned by the Jury. WANSTEAD PARK..—PEtt of this celebrated domain having been let on a building lease, 1,200 of the oldest trees were last week sold by auction, at the li t agle, Walthamstow. The total purchase money amounted to £4,500. A guarantee was required ny the purchaser, before the payment of any deposit, that the re moval of the trees shout , ' not be obstructed by creditors or others. It. :99l pmg '; , BATH, 'EIMIAtit 9.• ROBBERY QF THE SWANSEA BANE: We have just beard of a robbery which was-perpe trated on Sunday last on the bank of Messrs. Waters and Co. Swansea. The partictiars of this affair have not yet publicly transpired ; but the amount stolen is said to be 20,0001. of which 10,0001. is in specie. The depredators were traced to Bristol by some Gentlemen connected with the bank. Yesterday afternoon the Gentlemen arrived in this city, but failing in their endeavours to find the thieve.. they set off to London by the'evening coach. In the evening some police officers from Bristol arrived here; and having learnt that a post•chai.e and four had been ordered out from a respectable inn in this c'ty try fnuf persons, and that it had taken the road to Tetbury, the officers immediately started in pursuit. ANOTHER POST OFFICE ROBBERY. Yesterday morning a most successful and &nitrr robbery wag committed at the post office, Hournslow e and the robbers carried off property to a considerable' amount. It appears to have been the custom of the keepers of the Hounslow post-office to receive the Lou don post bags from the guards of the different nut& coaches, who, a, they passed through Hounslow, threw the bags through the first floor window . f the post•officre and the mistress of the post-office received them, and sorted the letters for conveyance by other mails to their' destination. On Tuesday morning the mail bsgs fur Colebrook Melsham I Winsberee Reading Maidenhead Wurtbant hunger ford Newbery Devizes Chipenbam I Caine Salisbury. Bristol Bath . Sberhordt. Bagshot Andover Hertford Bridge - Alton Farnham Shaftesbury Winchester Air esford I Yeovil i Ringwood Southampton and Basingstoke Poole • were thrown through the first Boor window of the Post Office of Hounslow, as usual, by the guards' of the coaches, and while the mistress of tie Post Office was dressing herself, some thief or thieves placed a jaco6 (ladder) at the window of the Post Office and entered it,• and carried off the post bage,containing letters addressed to the above places. Whew the post mistress-came from her dressing-room into the first.floor apartment, ate dis coveted the robbery, and inform aim was sent to Bow. street, when Sir It. Birnie dispatched Ituthven, one dale principal officers of the establishment, to Ilounslow, to use his endeavours to discover the at bhers. The officer found that the thieves had left the ladder, by which they had entered the Post-office, against the front of thee house but nothing further has transpired, except that it is known that the letters which have been stolen con tained propetty to a considerable amount. Sir It. BIRNIE has sent several officers in different directions, with orders to use every exertion in their power to ap prehend the thieves, who are supposed to belong to the " London School ;" but at a late hour last night, no one had been taken into custody. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING-ROO:11, TATTERS A LL'S, Fss. Is. DERBY. 17 to s apt Merchant (taken) 17 to 2 agst Nayarit' 9 to 1 agst Sorcery (taken) 9 to 1 agst The Colonel (taken) 16 to 1 art Amy (taken) 16 to 1 apt Druid 25 to 1 agst Mariner (taken) 26 to t agst Bugk (taken) 49 to 1 agst Barnardo 40 to 1 agst Omen 1000 to 15 apt Fate Helen 5 to 1 agst Mr. Th_ 20 to 1 ;gat ,Fully 20 to 1 apt Soutbsote Nom. Qaken) 0, 9 to 1 agst Trampoline (taken) 14 to 1 agst Sarah (taken) ST. 11 to I agst Bessy Bedlam (rat.) 13 to 1 apt Velocipede (taken) HUNTING. The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds meet Heads ; and on 'Saturday, but place not named. H. Jolliffe's, Ea* Fox Mounds on Saturday, at Chipatead• Church. The Surrey Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Llmpsbeld, and otr Saturday, at Worms Heath. The Surrey Harriers on Saturday, at Sanderstead. The Westacre St..g Hound. to-morrow, at the KenueL Lord Kintore's Hounds to-morrow, at Kingston Inn. General Wm. Fitaroy's Hounds on Friday, at Mitcham. Mr. Dantey's Hounds on Saturday, at Berrington. Mr. Boycott's Hounds on Friday, at Spoonbill. Sir R. Puleston Hounds on Friday, at Hamner. ,KII. 14 to 1 apt Elizabeth (taken} 14 to 1 agst Zoe masa. I to to I apt Coulon (taken) I No others motioned. r, at Walton' As soon as the Act passes, to enable the Duke of Bedford to erect a new market, on the site of the pra sent Covent Garden Market, the building mill be com menced without delay. It will be on a plan to aft.rd great convenience to the public, and will be a consider. able improvement to that part of the pal ish, by remowe ing the present unseemly sheds, and electing handsoma buildings in their stead. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Faa.-20. The demand for all descriptions of Grain was very trifling this morning ; but what sales were effected, of fine dry Wheat, were at Monday's currency. The Barley trade was not bri,k, still the priers of last market-day were supported. Oats continue a mere drug on the market, the supply Ilona Ireland (1 4400 qrs.) being large, and none but fine fresh Corn easy obtain our last (protation. MAR YESTERDAY. -10 the colonial mackze . s there was a great deal of business dune at an advance in the currency.— In silks there was an 'advance of full five per cent. upon the last India-house Elle.- For strong rams the dempocl was very extensive, and full prices are readily obtained. Jannricas and Leewnrds are a shade lower. Old brandy recently imported continues to be much sought after. In wines there is a great deli of steady business doing, particularly is fine qtrallries, but without any variatsou in prices. BIRTH. The IGth instant, Lady Ellenborough, of a son. MARRIED. ....... At Bionsyasol, the Rrv. Gruzge Woodbouse, A. Vii. Vicar df Leominster, to Anne Sophia, only daughter of the late Sir dolbo Dutton Colt, Rut. DIEU. M Sweetimpe, Bothwell, Adam liowatson, Esq. of Hazliehrae, writer in Glasgow. At Graltney Manse, the Rev. John Morgan, Minister of that parish, in the 78th year of his age, and :78th of his Ministry. At East Lodge, Brighton, the Hon . William Wyndham, visage, brother of the Ea rl of Egrensont. At Canniugton, near Taunton, die Rev. Robert Bytes', aged *4. Lately, Mr. John Charnock, many yeast the Secretary of the Bankrupts' Office. Aged 73, Mc. 'Thomas Bailde,l3esatswais of ►is Mainers Deck Yard, Deptford.. At ortworth, Gloucester, Francis Wallet, aged one ►undyed and seven years. He set ' , ad in the Army during the reigns of George If. and 111. and aras also a servant •f the preseet Lard Ducie, to his father and grandfather. MATW-Ti ♦ll. DUI. I a S o 'lin DAY. *wt. nem France • Hamburg 0 Flanders • • Sweden 0 • Leeward Islands • • Brasil • • Jamaica a • Dublin Waterfi.rd Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 Usbon 0 1 Donagbadee A 0 Buenos Ayres 0 1 Holland 0 0 HIGH- W ♦TE at LON :Morning Afternoon IN•BIUDGE To lIIORROW. 47 minutes iLtter 50 minute after 4 14/1001 , Printed and Publishaby Joint Wanly. the Prapr 17eair; at the Sena Orrice. Al 0.1, Yickstt•eatat Nealpioar ~'-~ ;r . ;r . 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