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the promutionoras not from tine4epartimint to ghat filet one branch of the same dependent to Rosati, knack. Arching, there to..., could be more pliplOtOrollll than the interibrenetief the Amu hlrculser for Aberdsrpn. For himeeN he amid my It he woold not hold his ease o:ilogie dab Weaving as h l~iar l responsibility% unlike he were% liberty to appetite At mo t ' per.;ous to subordinate situations of treat,. whboot it c*ek dragged before the lime for 'Very exercise of that direretkill.'!.. Mr. SYKES thought the Heads of Departments the best ON es of the competency of those andeg Sktiou • • ' Mt. HUME. after UK explanation given, withdrew his Motion. The King's Death and Consist°, Pleas Bills were read a second time, and ordered to be oromoritted tomorrow. The Judges' Salaries Dill was read a second rinse, and ordered to be committed to.nsoirow. C'iIIIStNATION LAWS. Mr. WALLACE brought up the Report d the Committee ea the Combination Laws. A Message from the Lords announced their Loniehlps' assent to several Private and Public Bills. The Newspaper Duty Coinages Bill was read a first , time. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the Ileum adjourned at a QV/I%TM TO &X O'CLOCIF THE EVENING STAR 1.4 )NnON. THUitSDAV, JUNE 9, 1825. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Cow* opened this morning at 901 Sellers for the Account, with a very heavy Market. They are Dew at 901 I, with little doing. In the foreign Market everything is very heavy, and all South Asseeloass &asides are lowering. nonfat Potent New Spanish int, Old Spanish 241 I. &mien 943 95, Mexican 741, Austrian 971, Mho 821. Colombian New 86b, grafts &sip 1; I disc. Mmtican Scrip 31 disc. Danish Scrip 4 Se disc. Greek Scrip 13 dive: PK ICE OF STOCKS AT ONB O'CLOCK. • Bank Stock 231% per Cent. lied. 89% % 'Vs per Cent. Cons. Shut. s k per Cent.. ReJ. 974 % 4' per Cent. New Shut. India Stock Shut. £l,OOO Excheq. Rills 29 26 Advertised 25 27 24 Cons. for Acct. 90% 7 4 FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Animal's Bds is p Ct. 971 Met. Scrip 1925, 31 1 I dis Brodkin Beads Ditto Ace. 31 14 dis MO Acct. Neapolitan Bands, 1884, Ditto Scrip, 5 pCt.11125, 11 dis Peruv.Boods, 6 per Ct. 731 Mkt* Acct. 11 1 dis Ditto Scrip, 51 dis Demo Ayres Bonds Ditto Acct. 51 5 dis Claim Bonds, 6 p Ct. Portuguese Bonds U ddetnbian p C. Ditto Acct. Ilkto Bonds, 1824. 86) 51 1 Prussian Bonds 5p C. /*to Acc. 861 51 Do. Bonds. 1892, tug lii Bonds, 5 per Ct. Russ. 800d5,1822, S pCt. 941 Ditto Marks Banco Ditto for Mc. 94 ) Ditto Scrip, 1885, 3) du Spanish 5 p. Ct. C. 241 1 e Dim, Acct. 31 dis Ditto Acct. 241 Greek Bands Span. Sp. 1.. N C. 1823, 181 Do. Scrip 1825, 131 dis Ditto Acct. Ditto Mc. 331 f >t &s French Bente., 5 per Cc. 101 f. Met. Bonds, Sp Ct. 741 51 Exchange 85L 10e. Ditto Acct. 75 Russian Inscription, 6 p C. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. Ills". SNAIL PAID. PR/CD PIM WAIL Anglo Mea lean - £lOO £2O Ise. £5 pm. £lO5 Anglo Milian . • 100 - 5 - -71 Bolanos 450 prem. Brazilian . 100 . 5. . 141 13 Colombian . • 100 • 5 - -27 General Mining Ass. • 100 - 5 - 17% 16 17 Hibernian - . 50 . 4 . •6 1 Manganese 20 a 3% 4% T IM rtillibil - 100 - f • .16j 16 17 tbotosi. La Pas,& &M4'. a - 6 Ili 101 Royal Irish £1 11s. 3d. 2 prem. 1# `die. United Metleas 4b - 20 • • Ditto Nile 40 - 10 - 32 51 33 GAS LIGHT AND COHN COMPANY. Combs:Dui . iOO • S - 7 % i ~~ I;IISCELLANEOUS. 1.. ...PA • WAAL FAUN MCA TZA &as& British Iron Company - 100 - 5 • 71 British Rock & Patent Sok 50 5 01 BdtY Shipping Company 100 1 le Canada Company - 100 -10 - 511 Canal Gas Engine 50 1 11 i London Brick Company SO, 1 Pe s ilrl Fishery. Yellow (issalOpin) 25 2 161 Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 81 Peruvian 100 - 5 - The French, Italian , anti rman Papers, teem with accounts from Greece, all favourable to the cause of independence. The Florentine Gazette, of the 26th of May, confirms th? accounts we gave yesterday of the defeat of RSOSCHID PACINA near Anatolico. It appears that in his flight he was pursued by CONSTANTIN& Bonanis, who attacked him a second time, when the Turks lost 1000 men, among whcm , were several Euro pean adventurers. ,BorsA RISS was slightly wounded. M s solonghi is sufficiently furnished with ammunition and provisions, and 5000 of the Greek troops are assembled there. CONDUIUOTTIS has drawn together 10,000 men, near Navarino ; and there is consequently nothing to be feared from the Egyptian expedition. The same Florentine Gazette notices the capture of 17 Turkish transports, off Mitylene, by Admiral &Acts- Tunis, and the defeat of the Turkish fleet, near Sud I, by Admiral MIAULIS, who, it is said, after a combat of 11 hours, captured eight Tufkish strips, set fire to a fri gate, and sunk twelve smaller vessels. At Volo, the Ipsariot vessels, under the command of DIAMANTI I have taken five small Turkish vessels. The Fiend' Papers contain a correspondence between the traitor ODYSSEUS and the Primates of Atht ODTSSRUS claims from the Primates the money he s 1 leges be "lent the Greek Government, and threatens, in case it is 'not given up within five days, to burn their olive trees and lay the fields waste. The Primates, in their answer, state that the money was spent by ODYS• alms himself, in provisions for a citadel which belonged to the Government, to which they refer him. With re gard to the menaces, they add, di We certainly have no ground to fear that ourftdds and olive trees, untouched after four invasions, will be wasted by that same ODYS - silo has so often fought in their defence." 1 he Preident of Greece, CONDURIOTTIS, bas issued a spirited Proclamation, calling on his fellow-country men to unite and awls all dissentjons, which, he says, ate mote to be dreaded than the Ottoman power. We are assured by a Correspondent, that a very Large amoutthas been subscribed in France , and o t her p arts of the Continent, in aid of the Greeks, part of which has, and each, complete—so as to enable them to maintain tl power they have already acquired. . Lieutenant WASHINGTON, of the United States Army, sailed fees -gowns lastinealli, in die ship Silly Asa, for Malts, on hiiway to join the Greeks. A front Smyrna, mentions the arrival there of Mt. Regimen and Mr. Amor, Amalgam. who have been with the Gaels, hut had Mae down to Smyrna hidispesed. They been actonintodated at the house of Mr. °n u, the Anamitas Consul, s , Last night, we received 4- fi le of New York Papers to the 17th of May; and this forenoon, by the arrival of the ship Crisis, Captain VANOTICI, at Cowes, papers three days later were received at the New England Coffee-house. A Paper of the 18th tilt. complains of die great delays of justice in the United States Courts of Law, and states, that meetings of the members of the Bar, with TliOsiAll ADDIS Emmet. at their head, hid been held, in order to remedy the grievance. It apperrs, from the extracts, oihich we subjoin that :the Mexicans aie about to occupy Cuba. Young ambi tion seems to grow rapidly in the new States, if they thus early aim at conquest. It appears that the island is in a wretched state. It is stated that the system of proscription had been extend. d to females, and eve: y woman who appearedin the streets with any part of her dress of the colours called "of the Constitut:on," was stripped by the rabble, " guided by the monks, wh encouraged the people in the perpetration of these infa mies." All officers in Havannah who,five years ago,were active in promoting the Constitution, even though they had since been pardoned for that Ufence, mere und. r orders for arrest; and it was known that similar orders had been received from Spain respecting private inai• viduals, which, however, were not to be enforced till the military were purged. The philanthropic Bishop of HAVANNAH bad been ordered to Madrid; but aware of the consequences if FSIIDINAND got him there, he feigned sickness, and his popularity in the island rendering it unsafe to use force, the Governor imposed a fine on him of 4000 dollars for disobcdience, which sum was instantly paid. The accounts from Peru state, that Callao still holds out. Bow** had issued a decree, by which the army is to be paid in preference to all other claims on the Government. These papers confirm the rumour which had previously reached us by way of Jamaica, of Abe assassination of Don BERNARDO Mourzaauno. He was murdered on the Mb, at night, in the street, the assassin having stabbed him to the heart with a kni e. The wretch had eluded the officers of justice. Mown- GUADO had been Minister of State under the Spanish Government, and conducted himself in a very tyranni cal manner. They also confirm the statement (in the New York Papers) of BOLIVAR having received dis patches from OLuurrA, in which the latter declared himself favourable to the independent cause. , The fol lowing are extracts:— " Amami°, Itasca 21, 1125. 4 1 We have bees all bustle here of late, making an effort to wage war with . Cuba, by sending troops to Campeocky, where, report says, ls or 18,000 aim are concentrating to- invade the island of etiba, by way of check-mating the famous Castle of St. Juan do, Vilna; 1,100 men, well equipped, went out of this port this morn ing, in sin merchant vessels, taken as transports ; the brig Margaret Wright, C.hambertain, of Norfolk. Virginia, the others were Nag. lisb, French, and one of this country, Bede convey of two heavy gun-boats. This Government pays them estravagantly well, and has better credit fee liberality than any other. " The Government armed schooner Iguala, and a gunboat, sec ceeded in capturing a Spanish Government armed felucca, from Cuba, which had supplied the Castle, and was returning. A repent. is in circulation here today, that Bolivar will join St. Anna, with troops, and wit► such forces for the invasion as to render success certain. The soldiers enlisted from this sountry are well adapted for such an enterprise. Isocline you the Proclamation of St. Anna, which may be worth publishing. The independence of that Island, I fear, will ruin its agriculture, and injure the commerce of the United States. I leave to futurity and events the result. • berme this time, arrived At Napoli di -Romania; and that they will, in •a very short time, be furnished by a Ttansatlantic NA a with two heavy frigates of 50 guns • • " PROCLAMATION. "Tss COMILUIDIIIIO GIUUIiAL Or tus STATZ or YUCATAN, TO tot Dtvasos assams• FOR SUS ISLASD Ur CUBA, • Socntsns !—You will, fte some days, leave your own mil toj occupy that of a neighbouring enemy. Your object should be the possession of one of the priacipal fortresses of Havannah. The gate of war in which we ate placed with the Spanish nation, the interest of this country, and the demean of good men in the Island of Cuba, who have petitioned for aid, however trilling, from the Mexican Repubbes, authorise the present undertaking. To occupy an enemy's position by a military manauvre, doing away injury to the nation, and securing innametable advantages instead thereof, and delivering a country of brothers, are inappreciable services which I cannot decline. .4 Spumes I—The operation you are about to execute Is the Arm of a combined plan. The military, and many of the inhabitants, will cooperate with you for its fullihnent. You will maintain, at every hand, the position you are to occupy until I can join you. • Sousa saa!—You are going to perform for your country a most important service, the effecting of which will elevate you to the independence of this Republic foe ever, u well as that of the Island of Cuba. " Sounass!—The nation confides to your valour and virtue the destiny of thousand& I cannot doubt, but that fifteen hundred men . , animated with intentions like yours, will be enough to intl. midate, and even vanquish, the handful of mercenary soldiers whom the Captain General of that Island can count upon; as, otherwise, we have more than enough In the single Province of Yucatan, to perform it with activity and enthusiasm. " ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA. " — Campeaely, March 7. 10.5." This'forenoon we received. Lisbon Gazettes to the 29th ult. They announce the sailing of the WEL- L:sum, with Sir CHAIM= STUART, for Brazil, the following terms:— LISBON, MAT 25. This morning sailed his Britannic Majesty's ship Wellesley, Captain Graham E. Hammond, for Rio de Janeiro, to touch at Madeira, having on board hi, Es cellency Sir Charles Stuart and suite. In the honourable And important missitun with which this illusttious and e.timable negoci3tocis entrust •d, he is accompanied Ivy the ardent and . cordial wishes of all th:se loyal hearts which are interested in the honour and glory of t:•e august Rouse of Braganza, and the rt al s int. rests t. f the nhabitnnts of Portugal and Br kal. -: • T^ FAIRIONABLE MOVEMEITIt. Sir George Duckett, Bart: left town yt;terdayslor his seat, Herts. The Earl of Enniskillen left town yesterday for Ireland. Earl ()aglow lei town yesterday, feeldfleat in Surrey. Lord Crewe - left town yesterday, for Ramsgate. Mr. and Mrt. Dawson arrived yesterday at their house in Man chester-square from their seat in Berks. Lenti•and bitty Grey and tensity - left Cook's Mai, Albemarle meet, yestaday, for their seat in Scotland. 4..••••:. - Arrivals at Mains Hotel. oxford-street: Jaw Bradshiw, Esq. Mrs. Bradshaw' and Miss Bothell, frame SMmouth ; W. Simpson, Esq. Mrs. Sampson. and -- Walcot, Esq. tom a todr; Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Achmuty. from the East Indies; Co lonel Logic and family. from the East Indies; Dean, Esq. and .-- Millyen, Esq. from a tour • James Whyte, Esq. from Pikes House; --- Lockwood, Elq. tour; a tour; Murray,' Esq from a tour. Departures:—Miss Whebk, to Reading ; Col. and Mrs. Wollaston. to Hinckley ; Baroness de Keversberg and [emits\ on a tour; Sir George, Lady, and Miss Prescott. to Bat tle Abbey"; Parkyns, Esq. and Mts. Parkyns, to Scotland; J. Philpot, Esq. and Rev. Mr. Browurigg, on a tour. . THE ICI NG. . , Yeeterd4 aßernoon. about two °Viotti, hie Teske rf mating his Palace in Pail-mall, from the Lodge, WineilaPlat kb travelling carriage, escorted by a, yid the 7th iinsmos. In dein time after, the Num hiewinonandi to resolve the Duchess of CAMISISIOI, and his Revd nephew and niece, the Polnce Gomm and the Princess Auousee Ammar, of Cambridge. At three o'clock the Royal Party waited upon lferwra, oceans-. pealed by 'the Duke of Causaume. • • MIINIMMONSMORMINIS SUMMER CIRCUITS. This morning, the Twelve Judges assembled in the Judges' Apartment, at Guildhall, Westminster, for the p of arranging their respective Circuits, preparatory to the ensuing Summer As sists, which were chimes as Annexed, viz. Home Ctacurr—Lord Chief Justice Best and Mr. Baron Graham. Ox VOID DITTY--Mr. Baron Garrow and Mr. Justice Bsrrongb. Ws.xzas DITTOIIIIt. Justice Park and Mr. Justice Hoisnyd. MIDLAND Dirro--klr. Justice Littledale and Mr. Justice Gawky. Noarout Drrrn—Lord Chief Justice Abbott and the Lord Chief Baron. _ _ NOSTRISSII Thrro—Mr. Just*, Bayley and Mr. Baron MilloCl6 This bin the day tie I f.l. observing his Most Gracious Masturrr's Birth Day, by a Drawing-room at St. James's Palace, the Brigade of Guards for the day's duty, competed of the flank Companies of the Regiments of Foot Guards, under the com mand of Colonel Townsmts, mustered on the Parade, in St. James's Park, at nine o'clock this morning. The three Bands of mule. belonging to the Regiments, mustered in their full uniforms, and previous to the battalion marching off, played several select pieces of music. The Parade was crowded, and a rumbas of depot dressed Ladies were in the Mall. as ma as at time windows of Melbourne House. The Kiss's guard is under the coMusami of Colonel W 001117011" and consists of a detachment of tbo ikl, or Coikuvaas Regiment of Guards. The Duke of YoaE and the Duchess of GLovotstaa paid vbdts to the Kum yesterday. Tuesday, the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDOZ mowed the Italian Opera Hours with their presence. Yesterday the Duke of CAlllllllDat dined with the Archbishop of Yost, previous to attending the performance of the Sacred Oratorio of The Messiah, at the Hanover.square Rooms. Yesterday, about two o'clock, the Princess Auourra and the Mire of Citric:nos walked round St. James's Park. _ _ -- The Doke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, 'accompanied by Prince Gamin and Princess Avant* Amnia of Cammutot, the Duchess of Momenta, and the Princess Swum, visited the Princess Avow& yesterday. Mr. and Lady Louisa nous (daughter of the Du chess of Mamma), have arrived at their seat, Woodstock, county Kilkenny. The Win. Harms Coaay, second son of the Earl of Bzutoss, has declared himself a Candidate for the county of Ty rant In the room of the late Sir Jeans Swam We understand his MAJESTY has been pleased to di-• fen that throe more of the maimed Scotch titles shall be restored. The parties claiming are it the lineal descent. Yesterday, the workmen employed at the King's Pa. , Pimlico, began pulling down pert of the right wing, removing elikellock that was plated there i lm THE CHURCRg—By the death of Dr. GERRARD AN- Ditty., the Deanery of Canterbury and the Rectory of St. James's, Westminster, become vacant. The Honourable and venerable Archdeacon Peac.v succeeds, it is said, to the former, and the Rev. Mr. afteitlr Domestic Chaplain to the • Bishop of Los non, and Vicar of Baling, to the latter. A valuable stall will be. tame vacant in Canterbury Cathedral by the advancement of Archdeacon Pig= to the Deanery. Tile King and Queer. of Wurrastatag, travelling under the names of the Count and Countess Da Tam, as rived at Paris en Saturday. The stay of their Mann= is the French capital mai, it is understood, extend to a fdrtaiglit or three weeks. • • • Private Letters from Paris vase, that no bills on Lon don are to be procured in that capital; the ccasegteace of which is, that the bullion sent there is expected to be returned to this country. The 21st April, Captain FRANKLIN and party set nut from Benetaingnisclinne. In the United States, in three well manned, for the Upper Lakes, and to join the espiering under Captain Paaay.-4hocrinen Pieper. We understand that a Dinner is to be given to Capt. Gnome "%Vizi:say, Commander of the Honourable Company's !hip General Harris. Comnsodare of the Season, by the Naval Officers of the Honourable Rest India Company's service, now at home, at the Leaden Tavern, on Tuesday, the Stith June, when a piece of plate is to be presented to him. Lord tihsehorse mistimed s large party to dinner yesterday at his home in Grosvener-street. The Ladies Fitzpatrick bad a large party to dinner yesterday. at their house in Groevenor.place; and a party in the evenseg. We learn fromatatanaas that in Consequence of a Royal order, a number of troops have been sent to each port in the Wand of " Cuba, and six gun-boats were employed in cruising round the island, for the purpose of suppressing piracies. Hay-making commenced yesterday, an the neigh bourhood of the Metropolis, where the crops promise great luau clam and abundance. SMUGGLERL—A body of armed smugglers having on Friday last attacked, near Lymington, Lieutenant rULLINS, It.N. and some of his crew, the latter were obliged to use their pis tols and cutlasses in their own defence, when several of the assail. ants were wounded, one of whom died on Saturday evening. Ti e Slave Trade goes on and prospers, to the glory of the French flag. The boats of one English frigate. the Mam mas, boarded, in eleven days of June, 16514, not less than ten French vessels, at a single spot upon the coast of Africa, the' measurement of which vessels was between 1,403 and 1,500 tom while they were destined for the incarceration—we might say the Heins burial—Of 3,000 human beings! La Sabine, a vessel of osly 0 tons, was inspected by the British Officers, who were by the smooth-faced ruffians that manned her. shewn through every part of the ship, and found to be prepared for packing together three hundred male and two hundred female negroes! The report to Go. veroment says, " The schooner La Louisa, Captain Armand, ar rived at Cuadaloupe during the first days of April, 11124, with a cargo of two hundred negroes. the remainder of a complement of two hundred and seventy fife, which the vessel had on board. The vessel not being large enough to accommodate so great a number at men, the overplus were consigned alive to the waves by the Cap tain ! The principal owners are Messrs. De Rance and Co. and their partners Moses Mart and Co. Piedemonte, all merchants at Pointe ,1 Petro." The KING of FRANCE hAS aidiessed a letter Co the Archbishop of Paths, apprizing him of his C aut•ation, and direc►ing him to cause thanksgivings to be publicly given throughout the kingdom, and it Drw►ws to be ,ting. - The Archbishop immediitely s: n t forth a Pas ioral Letter, ordering the K ma's directions to be obeyed. Mr. ALEXANDER LAIILTH, having been obliged to quit France doting ►he Revolution, and whose property was confi , cated, has lately become entitled, in coase que•ue of the law . of indemnity, to a considerable sum. de has given ball of this to aid the Greek cause . 4nd the other hal to a society for promoting denten, tart' education by the system of tuu:ual inbtructi% us— , Courier Fran:cis. . . ^7M 1 .7, - ; . s ' t • THE CREEK LOAN. TO THE EDITOR OF TUE STAR.' • Sett—As the columns of year valuable Paper are ever open to trint4 k I take the liberty of stating the real muse of the depression attire Greet Securities in the. mosey market, which (notwithstanding the undoebted most favoursbk information arriving from so any rainw quarters, and so expressly detailed in the Sm.), continneq . contrary to the expecuitions of the Public in geueral. Mi t otic its the truth d the.staiesseass of the meanies et the -Arve*s; rosd their superiority both by infol •aid. ma, quarazlonfibly the latter) but there is a large instalment on the late to be pant on the loth inst. and some few dabblers baying purchased boyiini• their miens, or perhaps intentions of paying fur, the kameing. macs affect to threw a discredit on all the favourable n e ws, in mkt ts obtain the Steck se a lower price. A few days. will put in a n d to all doubts, real ofk imaginary; and slaw a filth e 4 aWlelP l lass proved so ruinous to the 'lurks in so great a degree thirular, there exists no qnestionas to the final and speedy termination of cow.. test • which ensures tor ever the independence, and rusk atnon nations, of Greece. Thir cause of the. Greeks is advocated is year Paper.—evere friend to humanity and religion must earth in their ancermss ewe their barbarian tyrants ; but the monied interest, and the dealers in general in the Stock Exchange, have but one object, viz.— the money. A FRIEND - TO Tilff GREEKS.. as=======am THE aitair. Oa the 13th alt. the intercedes ceremony or presenting the colours to the 95th Regiment, commanded by Majoe-fieneral Sir Com Rums, X.C.B. and G.C.li. took plac!.at Malta. The Marchioneas of Harrows presented them, addressing the Regiment with grace and dignity. The Marquis of Hasrnaaa and family; and all the rank and respectability of the island rhea present. sa the evening there was a sumptuous entertainment and ball, which were honoured by the presence of upwards of four Modred of the leading residents. The 34th Regiment, quartered at Enniskillen, have met with unprecedented success in recruiting for the augmeutatkin; upwards of 130 fine:yoang fellows have been attained for this favdurite Corps • since she 94th of May last. Saturday. Sir ions Lemmata's line Regiment of Cheshire Yen-. manry Sobbed their annual duty at Liverpool. This Regiment. consisdag of eleven troops, mustered on the field 600 rank and Id., mounted in a style of soperint excellence. and having been newly clothed in blue velform with red facing and broad silver lace, made a soldkiAllie and splendid appearance. They were re— viewed on Friday by Major-General Sir SOHN Brea, who compli mented tbent on their appearance, recalling to their minds. and . again thanking them for those important services rendered to their country, of which be had himself been an eye.whaess. These. were upwards of 15,000 spectators. NAVAL INTELLIGEVCE. --ow-- Captain (hareem is appointed to the command of his Majesty' ship Ammon, which is to fit for service in the Tagus. Captain R. D. Km has been appointed to the Worms Cowl I; and Captain W. DATSICSST to the GOMM. at Plymouth: The Honourable Company's ship Dunks, HAMILTON, has arrived in the Downs. She sailed from China. The Cornwall, Rams. front pen g al, has arrived in the Downs. She left the Sand Heads the sth of February, and St. Helm the 19th of April. The George, CHUM, from Madras, has arrived. She sailed from Madras, 10th January; from Ceylon, 234 dkro ; from the Cape, Bth April; and from St. Ilelena. 18th ditto. The Sarah, Dowse. has arrived in the Downs. She sailed from Bombay, sib February; and front St. Helena, 234 April. The Salmon River, GIANSMIAI4 from Batavia, has arrived in the Denim She sailed, from Batavia, 9th Jan. No passengees. The Duke of Raiford, CUNTNGHAMIL, bas arrived off Portsmouth. She sailed from Bombay,. the 26th January; front, the Cape, 14th April; and from St. Helena, 27th do. The Castle Forbes, (Mn, has arrived off Portsmouth. She sailed from the Mauritius, 19th Feb. and from St. Helens, Mks April. Arrived off Hastings, the Findlay, Caere, from Derhadoes. The Ogktborp, Tammy., bound to Liverpool, was on shore at Savannah Bth ult. and it was feared would not he got off FALMOUTH, Jess 7.—Wind &S.W.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, from Lisbon, in five days; and City of Genoa, Caawroan, , Imes Hayti, in 341 days. Nimmons, Juin. B—Wind &W.—Passed by the Orynthis, aASSoIi, from. Bombay. Arrived the Neptune, CtraiszakrOS. from the Dawns, for Ilia. Ilia Majesty's ship DIAMOND We'llt out of harbour. Cowls, Juan i.—Arrived the Crisis, Vas Derr, from New York, in 18 days; and Essex Bossism., from ! Jew Orlians, in 55 days. On the 29th of May, in Lit 39. long. 52. spoke the henry Cox, Saesr*xv, from Jamaica for London. DZAL,Juws B.4—Wind S. W.—A?tived the Lavinia, ALL.,., front Demerara; and Ninus,Fows.za, from St. Helena. The whole of the outward bound sailed this morning, except a Sonthseamon which remains. The oklaidand and Berwick have anchored off the south Foreland. bar earnor., Joss 7.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Alexander, Hese, from Maranham—sailed Ist May; Martha, Barn; Hope, Valuers • and Lancaster, Caxess.r, from Barbadoes ; Manchester, Las, am New York—sailed the 19th May ; Havannah packet, &ma, kesedie Havannah; klaekarel, Recasts, from Ceara; Haesab, Camara, from Halifax; Harding, BRACH, from Per nambege—ealled .25th April; Idris, Gaserivssa, from Honduras ; Warren, Weems, from Maranhao'. with loss of both topmasts; GSLIO6II4 from New Orleans; Mary, Stamm from Sierra Lewis; Friends. Bews,tres Awbeissi; and the Shelleendeahs Bees, from Charlesteth Yesterday afternoon, about hall-pest. five dclock, a are broke out ha an 'flubbed building, In Church-row, Waterloo Bridge-road, immediately behind the new Church, which at firm threatened destruction to the whole tow of houses. The accident was occasioned by a pitch-kettle boiling over, which caused t h e shavings to ignite. This fire was placed in the bottom of the build ing, and so rapid did the flames spread, that a pone boy, who had been left in the care of the fire, was under the necessity of tuna's. to the top of the building to escape. There, however, he was fiend, finding no means of escape; and in this perilous situation he was ' seen supplicating for assistance, and after some delay, be jumped out of the top window, and was siriously hurt. The strong party walls happily confined the destructive element to the building its whish it commenced. Died, on the sth of May, at Elves, General Jose Joaquisa Champ / 1110mnd, Governor of that place, in the 534 year of his age, and after forty-four years service in the Portuguese 4rmy. lie commanded the division that took she citadel of &dojos,- after ' General Pima had been wounded at the commencement of the attack. In that action, at llama, where he was severely wounded. and on all other occasions, he displayed both courage and He died poor, leaving live daughters and three sons unprossid-d for. In every.civilized country throughout the wotli the human Hair is always found to-be a object of peculiar attest - ion.— ' To improve that inestimable ornatnent,ftrourussup's Alacessaie OIL is the most important specific for the growth-and preservation of the human Hair hitherto invented. composed of vegetable kiguilients. ft restores in redundancy the tresses ravaged from the head of beauty by fever, anxiety, or accuuchement, and. in all cases, from whatsoever cause arising, Where this graceful ornament falls into decay, operates as an infallible specific ; an invaluable conspositi 4444 powerfully nourishing the hair in its latent progths, and seeitaining it in healthy vigour, to the latest period of human es,istence, and produce an inscomparable, transcendent, and beautiful lustre, ren dering the head-dress truly enchanting. On the sth of Jassualy lase, Dr. Abel read in the Asiatic Society, at Calcutta, some ob-es rations on the . -kin and some fragments (which had been presented to the. Society) of an Our,ng o..taug, which .44 .lees killed On the coast of Sum .tia, and which Kern‘ to have been the largest and most rensatkaisle Unigml of this kind that has ever been seen .by Europe ans.. It appears, that an o f f i cer of the shi? Alary Anne Sophist was on shore at a place called It imbnon, tear Top, 0. mutt, on the west coast of Sumatra, where be discovered the animal in a tree. lle asembled his people, and tollowed him to a tree in A cultivated spot; Ott which he twit' tefuge. His' wait was elect and wasldl ag, but not quick, and was obliged occasionally to acce. krate his mosio.i with his hands; but with the bough of a tree he impelled himself forward with great re. • pidity. When he teached the trees, his strength was shewn in a high degree, for with one spring he gained a very lofty bough, anti bounded hoax it with the can f the smaller animals of his kind.