Star. — London, England, 1828-07-22 00:00:00

A . tare, thiOn Outs at the romans. ur 11.1,0„r; go„. ban, Ike. the Roman Cotbolics• rue begniniig t ar them s elves. One very particular circumstance canie Widertls itlnteivations happening to gis into the house • d a It ,man Catholic, he. was, struck.at seeing a corn.' pletely_nr4 firili • 4l sod 6aybner, and' the man of the house taking hiivi-irrit 4again *under softie false preence, when. they returned both were .hid. We ; tisk. the Ga. vernruent. whir sties this mean?" kit not in,strict AC* cordence with the hoisted organization of the Papists? . Liberal Clubs in each cour.ty to organ;ze—Order of Liberators, as Cnnammdacts, and rubel Officers— Col lectors of Rent (not the least• usefu:), to increase and keep up the finances; Catholic Churchwardens to keep • all the others, in each congregation, to their duty, and • catrisposrl with the Papist Per Harnett t—RibbouLodges, ifitc,—,Feretartesk Reporter. • . _ • #ICTROGI• . 01 A LETTER FROM BALLINAMoRe, JULY 14 e *6 The neighbourhood or i t_i_s town prebetard,on th . snorninef the 12th a frightful apnewrAnce. The sur rounding hills were occupte.l at an early hour by no t .7 . leis.tfisn 40.000 of the peasantry, armed with pikes' guns, scythes, and all manner ot.sleath.like _weapons. Th.'most eeriest: apprehensions wete,filt. ; The Lancers were dared to conibits There vinul,i have most un seestionehly been a massacre of the Protestants, but for urn, gtecautionaty measures of the Government, in molding the assistance of the military, who mustered , • eett strung. The police in large bodies were also•in atteticleocel' bp' they, of themselves, isauld have been •td The Riblibrenieu bin as a drap of witty -in. the ocean., ' • •livi La'svdee, a Magistrate; loieli , die pollee under r, command, end bplayea great brivery," Gilt • Melee. A It • .1 's • • • • .~ ._. • Sy" "i TLYMOlitri. •Juiv2B;:r• -•, ' • ,• ' • , ; • *.:.! • "this • tiiiiireng the Belfast • itearner, which lied been -"' fitted i‘bilt three sleeks store - ter take's number of Con j'' triPOr t lira!, frotn•ValtWouthiai•rived here, 1114 Slit 011 board 83• Portuguese passengers. amongtt '".. Win aritheldsrcprisPairraella send psi. tort,•Don , Iris isititltars Genet ar Stdbbi, 'General Saldanha and Goer. l . Vida Anti , Ceti* di -:Teipat Plant ' liatitPale . tleplie're,. two • superinv • -Nagisfrater; • • 'Metilbeia • f the Provtidoil *Jame it' Oporto - , named and Sernitiito;-.the'skinatodet are pinciptilly • °Rats — onikitiiii6o . 4l . At my. '• Tront her We • • the fallowing . paitictilais:%-- I She -arrived :it Opaitts. fides 'Filinouth. on 'the 'after a . 1 - • ' • vetY *pisiage•of - ten days; ddring.whieh the Yellen beret, four times. The city, on their masa. was sta4l the 1144iquis'Palmclia,'' Genet als Stabbi, Vildihh*;' Count VTII* Fier, and others, ware - ieceived kb iverir demi:mat ation of joy by tlitinistitatti who ' • ' liikettrit thesis arthose Who writildprevent them frown f ' ' . "falling - intu the '-handk of a tyrant. Goleta' Stubbs ''•° Sim iinett• at Opwto, Salderiha, the Marquie • ' Paulsen:4l6d the Coutit'Vilti•Flisr. set off for the Con-, atitutionit army lying'at or utter Coimbra... The pros• testi of tiscCesii . at -this' period of Affairs were brigt:t,. • • • . bdt this - waYnot to hit long i: for On'theld July it was • . •. •• • • dammed . , ifrat the Miettelites were at the least th ree to ' ' • one is 'covered with -the 'Constitutional - army; and in addition ib this they were urged •on by tbs. priettr...s.... "' tread in Oporto. esd the greeted' • •scene of conlOsion •folitisted. • • Geaeral tieldaaha and the Marquis of Paimella retired to , Oporto on the above . day, stat;ag the can :e to be- hopeles., and i erhih they . actribated 'le 'the great delay and unboai • ciiity *Mich bad directed the •moveMents of the Cessii • witutionahsts: Instead of tikir having marched di rect to ti isbon,. which would have struck a panic iota • tire 'cottnals or •Pon Miguel, and thrown his friends fed partisans into contusion,• the time was lost in • • lialting,'marching, and cowitdrmarcbing near Oporto; . and the consequence WAS that the peasantry,• who at gut were friendly to the cause, witnessing the war.% of • eatery , no the part of . the •reters,: declared against-it.• and before the arrival rf SaLlatiha, she army, from de sertion and ether causes, tied dwindled to a mere sha dow; possessing heather inclination nor spirit to oppose their enenlie , , and immediat:ly on the approach of the • • Msgtielnes they retreatetL A slight- skirmish. took .•• r pi•Gesr bed it did net merit the none of a. battle.. Affairs being in this pussare l and not. the least hope of successi Meneinieg, audit •being•certain that no mercy. would booboos to. arty of the Officers of the Constitutioaal slab at to slur principal- movers lb the Cause, it was deemed advisable that as many persons as possible of 1 ., a t -a. sinnithikve deoceirtion shodid embark without delay on, hoard the litaelfast; and start for England.. This WAS .• 'SOPS aCcompiishetkaitiring.the 3d instant, 20d as quietly •)t possible,•as it , wai feared thit•if :it 4tad peep Viso* n litat.the Officers were abritittO leave for England, the private solditat would have, ',revealed there, or : else luireiosisted'on -following them; 'Tie' Marquis ot l'al olallit.tookilingeon board British man 01. tear in the, • ' •'4lltrboltra4tl4. Oa the m o rning' of the tah, lie went on ! • .• •boardthe Belfart;•• The Ciiy aa•this•-pet lost was coir,pi -';tatiOrty-littiorotisisi(h'.great apprehensions were enter tairied.bq :the ,iehabitaLte, - 111. of •whent. appeared most • Ki idoeidoly in limits, of the.. Constitutional cause. • '7•-fAt formr4o tiseeserening.nf the 4th instant. the Belfast .! •‘.-araftediAlsacl'Orilla Auritsdat4calty,.(rorn ihe lowness 01 4/i ;like Ode. got Over Th - e - Miguelttes, at this; ... f ariad, were ahriat One mile from 4hi city ; so that the • ; pressel.had but just time to depart. At the entrance of • .7-4 he liarboitr. which was then under a state of blockade. , i three Portuguese corvettes and an artned Schooner Mere cruising ;the British matt tor war brig,.the "edger , was mho cruising near them; she steamer passed the P.r. , tugoese ships unmolested, being nearly out of gun. *mond calm Weather. Had the Portuguese attempted o have owed the Belfast. the Capt sin would have . wowed alongside the. Badger f.sr protection: the pas salmi, *ben they found that all the danger was over, sad that they were proceeding direct for Englandviere ~ 'Warty overcome with joy. as they a Iticipate4 that they *sold have fallen into the hands of the Miguelites. Sit their disasters were not to end here; for on the might of the sth instant, when about miles to the 'leash of Cape Finistene. the steamer snuck on a rock, issuing, by some astraccoustable mistake, hugged Me abdte too closely..-the sho.clr was tremendous, and the armed •soorrined great injury, having. amongst other thossagass carried away her tore-toot, and it was only by the greatest personal exertions that she. was kept • 4rons going•dowa. The master then outwit for Uinta. Oa. which be reached in a few hours, where the treat voinst lie and his. passengers received was most digrace fal and dishonourable t a .the. Spanish nation.. Airmen as the vessel came t,oan anchor, application waii made to the Public Authorities for permission to: place her on the showtj.e• Uvulas her bottom, which. tater a nsort irenliOGS4•4437 of three dam was granted, *trim which period Choy lake assailed seitb every- an. no y a ege possible; a bevy ofssldiers were ',Aced on the ihorr, to week any sae: Waving' to the.ship from Isediag ;Alto iltvety Governor mid thc minions under hi m behaved 'tube. Oast onsoloret lieltaer, and repeatedly ttOreatened t o 614 on the crew. Thaniost tritng thing for the use or the ship could aot be peocurea without a written order from the Anthotisiest as la was with coo. ~~.. ..•- .. ~. • .. 1. •;I '=' Y ~ i ,;. .. .S: ~, ~ .. .: ~- -- • • ...1.4.....i.- '..*::41,4! 1 ..a1..0.,"1', ‘''sr.: • 4 ;1L:540X e.,; t. v , ..4. 5. it:* 4r401 . s idvable dilSs4lo,4"..ellak_,. r -ni.ireat.er _ca . ~u141. .. - -b s. pt , o-: fel intormatioa, sad - might be ettlEciapdf aarlelbotilll, etieed.i they i gieli ebleilelad•Viiflt.kteblifrf A o weld' it meedanibl'iiity of absent.... . ) 7 fr t , -/;'„ 4 , --,-. 1 intil the ho 4 t , a l o ihrei4/4 . tte Wiiireho b.sil • th e water ow. b , Thefollowizt see tibibe instances ithifidfd \ litiieb . Lil le ioldiees *eat as-isistilem to tbeir:Officersiebd some they Audit f , ... . of the aistborities told the. Captain that If they -could The second. Report on Education in Ireland, 1,351 pages; muff have their way they would hang all quatug he tbe whole 0f whkb, with elle esciptfori of the lint sla sheets, ate and ffog hide 4 Otani. eMac tillta . oecupiidwithitienemiis of 3choolmasten and mistresses. had on board, in the estreme i the Csotain, after mach permission, papers, wave Population,y6Vpagoosamiasishavanmap was permitted to go on shore, but he aas amoistplinied —.. , the number and the nastier of aloes. , by a soldier, who was ordered not to lose sight cat hius; , o a p ertTe kti ng to thowte Trade, 033 part, chidi i fiikii with I e was dared, at to speak to any Otte but the tae ~,,,vettio.pebeeletvelfolamt .. i British Coosbl. or go to -any house :tot where the Con- appendices to . Report frost Cbabiery Commission, nearly 000 sul resided: He went 'on shore in this way three times, pages, filleiiiiiit'notbitiebitt (be vanes of suitors. • and the Captainebservei that,had he had bob deter-' The' ciiiilcrWisily Multiply the nonsber.of instances; mined in his eosiduct; lie licitly - believes that-they ,would bui'thertiiiirk .- this unnecessary, as the: subject must 'act have suffered him to have repaired its vessel.: So be familiar to ever,- Member wbo is convers int with much for the 'conduct of nuticriethat Englawdeseckons the Yacliimentary Papers; and they refer to the atcouat ,mong,t her allies. The charges, for the. use : 0 1 - the if the expense . I printing these Papers, which the have liglrer , , &c: were enormous, and the Capt. wes.actlisilY imerted in the Appendix. • obliged to pay fot the soldiers who guarded hit vessel. Although it is not the wish of „Idol . CoMmiitee t- She }eft COrunna on'the 12. h, and arrived here , aft er a retrain the fair expression of pu 'i ic o p inion by the , .. b Asterous passite, as above deta lee. • - - printing of P. tilions, presented to the Hnuseoet they cannot but think that the House ought to retrain from printing, at the public expense, such petitions of •indi viduals as ale more in the n tine of general tit qiiisi dens upon subjetts of controversy—which ought rather, in their opinion, to be given to the public through the medium of the press at the expense of the author. ii._.5,......_..2,. -- -- . - .. t '1 Rh . i' 4 .i VENIN (i BTA it: . impERIAL . , pARLIAMENT . . - ,-...erro• ! - HOUSE OF I..ORDS, lOyttl• • Mr. P.ovrains presented a Return of the firma Of ieeansing Chatham Harbour since 1814. . -- i:i r •••••i; The Turnpike Acts Amendment Bill wllelload a •thip4.4bne and pasted. . The Charkeble Lands Sift pared through a citotrailliewbbfaut at amendments; and the Rcport was received. • - , :i.". The Report..? the I:',olotage Nil was received. • '. • The Banker? (Irel4tod) Contphsinon Ihil,'the aloe* trade Abe.' iition'till. - ids! :the Deserted Children iia :imbed iella *veinier: • passed tlitotigh•Connitteevand were arparted. •-. . . . , •The Benefices. Resignation Hill was read a evened dine. • The Duke.of W M I LL NGTO:ii presented a . Iletitioie from the Manchester Chamber of Cemniente, iodise the iholkiepte Comer.' lidation NIL 's-'• • •• • ' ;.i. ••. - t• , •n. ~... ::. • ... . '' " • : • ..tar Mi... ".. 1 "•t!. i ).• • .._2 • The Earl of- SH A FTESeUeI( atom! eh* the .i. „gilf. he read a third time. • • Lord CODER ICH regretted the eoisittlieeof waver: in dial 11111; which enittistord mud next year the parent high dutiecuperal fittelgo silkN contrary to a pledge &its by his. jet ) Goevell Swot, On the faith of this pledge huge orderiWKwie !rent ei thi But h;diii; and if Vie . Silt in ks•preeebt ehapeopheee4 hies % ,lew, the effect would bevbet on the arrival ofLthia - Alkin Enema. esteed.of being charged**. a /sty ar }hbe east. It would be charged with otie el' fort?* filtg per WM. flat a eery high rate At duty. The silk lea& afforded if :very rehtarkable proof 'Of the . advaatageart a, Siberia system of 4181Miskroe. & T,be abolition itf the old reldbitlee eiterree. - 104 hent.-41tIotted.-‘Ol4 the . bilt eflicir. ',As the presermlutleyheweref, were enly:tutestletto be temporary, hi should OW move ear sneers t. •• • • , . -„. ' - • The Duke of ' WELl•lVON'ekitt: Wet bfibelneM! 13 1 17 iiiiiittiPtiftweittinenti 4 bl 4 •Vittilielle ar PI *of IOW: aheg tobjeot-was to afford seig.e lima lea the osooidoratioti.of the tub _, The NA. Wu thenrektk II 1.1d91. eirllletrirlead• - i • • " The ?Libertine* - elk and the Butter ?Predrottitland) Bill, Were severally end a seemed ebb. sad'ordered to lat 'euturnitted • The Naval nil Miter* Pet ices ,gipi,plid chs,SkTiessitabk 1114 6..rnei /act Atorodutent were severally reatt a thfrd time-andHired` The Horse then f a ititato•inoteriPre(thte day). • • _. HO t • Oredhl NON •': ~ At four et7stock atm were ibout feet Metithiosettahled iu the House, •anteog wheat were Mr:'Seereiarf P mt Air aeottea Messer Lord Lawerra, &c. '. The Cizes•lafortneti dee Heurittftgt,hpied red it 'letter frets. Mr. Speaker s which, with K. weiOtt Wenthrtead:•-•.. The Clerk them read the' kite'. els *fated" t i qtr: Speaker• regretted be could het etteenttle the dune* of that lionettbotdau la •e•airetioreee of the dock of Mo. Archbishop of •Caapertittry, which awiancitaly ever* took place that,xnorningr . ,• ~ Nr. Secretary PgiP• said, that under' Wrilidli oirVittistalnits ' in similar cases . , kiwis eitetinniry for 'Home to aftentew for three or four chyle '' In drat case, haven't' be thestat 4 t!legetd• be most expedient to adjourn to tomorrow, whom the . Hulse might meet for a show tune.. *ad Amara to amity vest, ' , .. Tile PLUM thap,pat ths %mettles, •antl the kialree 1449 112 . 4 tin , ateerow (this day)..,. - . . . • LONIWN. . • ! . TbrutioAx, -I ,iiii.T 22, isms. :f ./o. .. . STOCK EXCIIAI.49I‘ TWICII;VS O'CIAK 11.4 ~ This being she .accoist del Is rim: Beikl h market, attest •of the - Jobbers anti Brokers are busy • in settling their' ACceoutir, ionic. "minty no specubitious of ,cossetinence have taken place. ilhe ei; treme fluctuation, during this Account, has been rater better r h ea four per Amt. , One failure has taken place. au old . *ember. but, nut a Om rats :. oo e or . two . snore art espeeeeei. tonreli opened this morning at liii/j for the Acconnt, ..f . ith . s. appearance 'OF a eIP make , ' ahbottsb the accounts fret* irelitud.are so unfavour.. abic;. but It is ',teem /1y believed they are greatly exaggerated. . . An die .Foreign "what scarcely a bargain has teen_ one up to %kb hoar, and molt of the prices are nominal,. , , . , .:. -.' • -... • • ! • • CITY, HAI.F.PAST. . ONE O'CLOCK. , , 'The Diusol Market has been fluctuating during the :wining be tweenAlati and Sal (but now the•Accoura is over, Omit& must be -quoted without the dividend), 1114 they are at arm,* 4 6 a I 'f°'! - 14mity; and for the 28th of Ana* Ott / redly. It is generally. shoughethat k its Ada Aelpuot ; the gram City C.apitalist - hais hold. taking a great deal of Stock this morning. . . . : 1 ' " Pit ICE OF '.STOCK2 AT TWO O'CLOCK. • • leak Aksick 21*. 26.4 La , • •• , . Jodie Binds 1011. a ... • 3 pee Cient.it. all. 4 4... . , OW Annuities S per CL.COna.' 01 4 .es dae. ' New Ulm . Sipa Cam 934 ' etlooo Ilicheei. 1311 Is 75 4 • SI per Cleat. lied. 951: i i -. 49500 Ditto 75 *4 . - • • 4 7 per Ci.:New,loli 14 • , AIN and 41101) Ditto 79 4.....: .4 par Cent. 121.6„ UM 1 .. . Advertised - . .. . e- Lou; - Amt. 19 4 11-16 kauk fur Acct. IRO& Stock 945 Consuls tor Aug. Sat 7q • • - 9011E11; i - FONI)S, TWO O'Ll.t/tlr. Austrlitt Boa I Boats; sp. CI 44 , Spanish IMES p 0;11 lig '- D. 1114 lid*. 3 pCt. isti. 4 Fr. Ventre, Ifi s p C. los( IN, ' Lirleak 80n.,14,119119,..9pC0111/6 Kactutriaa. Of ,90a I ' ' idee.lide,lll2s,6p Ct.. 401 French Rentes. 3 p Gr.. *NT Do. Acc. 40 • Ret5.1341.1992 s p er Ci. 941. I • IM Met: - • ! "'" . . •• •• r• 111.41:rtbil'AND'IliKkitit4 *HAMM TWO 0'41.0(11(... •• . ', WA am. i . rim. , v - •• • Ages 'Atiacon '•' ". ' , .1019 9S ni - 11r - aiilitio '' '""'"• ' '. - 'VS* .• ' • Ire - ' Ti !. ,' '' s. ' Ditto Natiosai l • t . .....,.. CC - - • • , E 1t ' Colombian •.,•. • • . 190 I 9 S. al 0 ' L.Tetwd Mexicali 28 201 SO .Firitecteic Fire .. • - 700 X At Ss-41 Se Id FARL*MkNTARIIPAPER. XXIMIN3I . OI-PRINT/NO WI)I THZ HOUSS . t.P COMMONS. . The Repott.of thrSekut Committee'of the titistseqf . Commons upon this *object has jest been printed - , front which we extract the folitrwing important, pa,sages : . Your Committee are of opioioo, genetsl ea pente of Printing.might be chusioisbeid, tf the former and recognised practice of Parliamentott - .not a:doting Papers to he printed * except plt. t.tated . ...gariiloseppry grounds. was more sttickly, adhered t 0. . ;,, , P.solviouto tht Union visits Iteland, Astriscisoitative of considetation orhtt.ter Papers • snt%),.l .pt e 4 pe. oot,i . they: were genetally .pr ip:•ed ; nn ofxosysrovida 6ga of a A,lrcterwnittee.m: iravii). t r T4'o whether. tie splint .was of wed, rd. iianothafair poi tance as.t.) juttav the etpene of P: Wpm-1 Its itfn an ,office, e'raf•ltslted :t st ,the 'c m .a,T e . wbitb !"4 ea.telo.C4 in 1814. upon .&bA44,P11 () -4L76't ttteltause calling ix ant ,Aelstrn% !e)aital-10 •ih Mgt! venue are sewed kis the..ba4s..easo(thoW9filian to take . care that . the.clideis of the Howe, ; an! 4' 41rat4111 •. ou,t .de . .;ay ; to the tespectledepat meow", pr. which if? ey !relate; arai,the Wawal. przsetita,l as co*l as: posssW to the Hon.,. • • • -,•• • ,•,. • Your Committee suggest. that a great saving., bo t h. of time and money, miglift be eftectecit .if S!PPlicOon was previously made t thi. Office hettue the *winos were . moved for. A Mrmber wanting formation . woold there /vim iiheiher that which he requites has not already: in Sortie shave or another,' been laid tipoa. the table of the House; or whether tie minion whialls he proposes to make coot& not be so altb'red at to aff-rd., 'Mt Vepartment.ftOM WhiCh•the info/illation mo-t corno, the means of giving it in a Wortes 4.4 . j and with smith, less cost to. the public. It is suat ane, mk. the t aviag of expense id , printing that your CORIIIIitir havein view in offering this recostiMendaqop:4heirris of time in the public (Ares, 'andce.extr4 Aliisvatces t .shat muit and ought to be paid'io the:der - 6 I'M 'licit trouble, as. well as the stoppage 'of the tegUlaePubrii butiness in the' different Department's. see "ivottriY . 'cortsideration.; and if the.iistent 61c:tiling 'cot account; were to con• tinue much longer in the manner it • has for sores time past. the establishMenti of both.fhe &Cite and customs must be in:real:id; kirsttie present tide not sufficient to catty. On cclittetir the . 'cisrtent bsisiness, and at the sarp• time provide the eitraordimnyiksturas that are called for by the Herta.' • ' The Principal articies .- 1( ?titelligenie the Peals Papers, racerved. last night,. are little .incl.Fe Chad isPel tioas of tomer stamen's. Prism letters.teceived in Paris annnunce, thauthe Ceastetrational army winch iksd 'isiitted . ooato Itai.prifirel the frontiers, aad aiiiiesf "safeir in tsalhcia, itiOleastering not less than War Ave 6rtndrid then. General . hotira, who se e rairara4"rte4 in that provioce, made them lay dowtr Abair .are„ 4 6o4f glai f te4 ; thess .a ilikonth ' s pay and pia.. !Wear, nirotaiin4 than at the time time Ih4 they Haight wart for . the decisibst a the Yortuguese 'roam respeetiiii their fate. 11 . 0. Abe Pr;ss State aerate, reCaised COlitains 'l4l tolluwing paiticulazs telative..to - tfie tai? ISM OC. an Egyptian wiriest,. sattir..ying tick. sad woostaed s Idle s how liaailill Pseme, st#ty :toy Alexandria'. ~:4 ' ' BERLIN, Jose tic. • The latest number rf u.te Universe! daestte of Greece that we have received, contains a . letter from Erna, n 1 sch gisrsAn accout t of the capture of an Egyptian, corvette,' with sick on board, which. was going.f von Modonto Alez.mdria, dud was takes by the iluisiant, - Withciut regard, to' lbrithltis‘s prOte:stiours: . . • It appears • thaabl'altiai. ilistiCiseti,!itthe blockade, and probably go get rid .of...a•ails„centsruess,. al. tempted to send the sick. inizalisiz z aptt, wounded to Alexndria. Two brigs employed for this pur-...; pose evaded the blockade, einisler - UOVIN of the night, and sailed, to Egypt. On the M. 4, it ten,.ay night, the: ;bore-mentioned Coreette; commanded by Captain' Must sla, attempted to i fo4o.w . their trample, but was observed', and followed .by the Russian fligate Cistisi..o4 board the corvette tverosome hundred sick and .svouuded Arabin soldiers, and 28 slaves of both setts, 4. whom 11 were children. ' CaptabiSvinleep, of the Ezekiel, who commands the Russian blockading Noiadten; landed the sick and wounded on the island •cst . ItodanO, and sent the corvette, .with the Christian jprisone”, ..na....a• crew cf sixty men; to Egina to' Admiral ,Count Heiden. On board this Egyptian skip . was - found a list of the aoldierii. who . were lstety tent to 'Alexandria, according .to the, statement 'of' 'the -ehlef Physician of Ibrahim's army." The number 'sent on board the Epitus brig was 411 men; and iu ,thst 'on board the co:vette:of Captain Mustafa which. was taken, CIS men. The number sent in the. 'Other brig is-not-mentioned ; perhaps both brigs, though drily ode' is named, had-411 mew on board. .They all belofiged to seven regiments and'the corps of artillery kissidts the above sick, there were still 4 1 00 in the hop; phal at Alodon, and 100 in that of Navarid, Making in' nearly 1,400. . . "gigot cases:of tOntagiou . had, lately oteutild in 'the camp at Modon, hat the disorder astems•nor to be soma- *ant as t' e plague. Ibr thim's physt. iaas do not • ' ••• • f i rantis Doyle anit Mr. tiv'hithoth agree— " That lo many lasterania iiity slight alteration in the wording of the Order Untold have simplified the labour and saved the time of the Oaks in preparing the Account, and would have raiblie them at hate cptopiled with the Orders of the House wit h ntothl kw edit*, aukontih expedition, probablywoold have given thela‘esheadmitiMah agora Mit to the Member MID", stli. l • a • . . , • gralnk ItVWena'a says— * neurnible.tit the Degnitinent is Jennaterial where it it tto answer a useful purpose; but where it ts merely to go over the same Matter agile, vete ihideee urn rash, it is a wawa' loss of ante, abdseauirt treat expense." • . 'Tali cosnmtnceeararstip.seitinit their recntwpe tion to the tiouse.ns being likely to.teroedy the incon venience aclverte4 tn a ,and .to apswey the purpose they have.ialacvf• •., • , , t - • . • • They eonsidep.it.tbsit.daty.yisa. to call theistrticuiv attentioted the.frioube to the very unnecessary el9eOs!: which is often inctu red - itt publi.hing vet y volumiargi Popo% and also .Appendices , tg, afcnrtt, coritaiir'sk i , ase ssl A saws ahcicghgc. PIA ors con rif 'no t At this period, in the year 1791, the expense of printing the Journals, Vines, and all other Papers, was 8,0001. is 111117 it was 40.1 W. eiClusive of the upon at printing (Mt Joinail. VI . -~.. ago.. alsold tbe entire air OTIS' 4tiotder•—sonte calf it 1114ieloguei and otbets-take it tp 4 . YfrOti lever.but it is eertailtly c..utages , us, and the 'patients die in a few days. The firted-itf. , slta s)mi - tons. seems to confirm tbe. Essiiitionf id at Hydra and Spezzig, and to justify the pittkaittiosiair -misusage, adapted by the Greek Governtnenfi'kteing State Gazette, July 17: 01 .~: .. At 4 late hour this forenoon. we rocein 4 o l / 18 0"Ig Papers of SatUrday's date. By *deices frn esip'stan tinople of the 26th ult. it appears that' the.Poava was ,becoming sensible of its danger from the succe l ves and advanced the Russians, and every means hat been adopted to preient the public from gaining:any in telligence regarding . the operations of the invading army. A fireman has been issued, calling on ail Me i . solmen }tom 14 to 60 years to take up aims, and pre. parations are made for the displaying of die Etandard of the Prophet as a last resource. It is stated from Vienna, that Lord H lITTE3I4RY was *about leaving that capital, to proceed to the head tfitaiters - of the Russian array.—The lolloWing ar: extract% : • . ,> JILT to. 'Lord Heftslimy intends to lasei this *eiti;on the 144, for the beid:qpittoers' of thOystror listhoiss. '1 lie Emperor of .sterstria • has :hiss . t voith 4 splendid tent, for l is'ce.inthe estrapt • "Coset-Nes it. rode is to attend the gunpesor to .4 lfaent,'loist"the Mesh eerie: aortas:Bminute Boeharest. . ; . ~7 • Ain.4l ? :-;-*siatitswii.ttafi . Bana•abwett,tili.: . • • ti l :l llo rrAo 4 .l;i4 ;0 1 ,0r — Nettetday the Session. of the Stoithing,Waiansed by speech of fhe'lring; itt Which 'his Majettret prewd his satisfaction. with the results of the ttanbactinns, and the sanction of the law ,of the eleCtions, and .that of the responsibility of Ministers. - • ' • tIONSTAItTI mopLe, J innt It is .not.the PI and Armin .but B y who, with - many Ages; is gdne to Adrianople in consequence of. t i he:passitge.of the Dinikby the Bussians. They lead the .an of a great army at 100,000 men, the tesy of . the capital, and .at Silt, head of Which the Graod Vain. hes placed hitnsei .. • Four hundred 'aria StitY:nipeStisAini,thltakpristmen inis sally from- Brailow,•were brought, in here yesterday, and taken. to . eheh4cl"stiniteii:ofithe Seraikeire •Offitial news has been received the•Morea of :the :failai . ie "of .. .tile.. nsgoilattOis set art' „ fnot thrragb th(Greek Ilishoprwith the•iasurgeets. Th*4 reck,lud rejestecl, every .irreipos4,lltifid. tedqtted *to the Convention of the 6th of July. ; • • • •• • June 26.-. We *tit tinitn b without any information from the tbeatte 'of was, the Porte-using every means to prevent juay 'Altai being published..' IlrH .. ..the Tar 'tarieent from the army are stopped, by Mars of the .Reis Raffendi, between. this city and Adrian9ple, their dispatehertiken from them and given to °than. The measures that have been adopted within these three days too pliainly indicate the danger that threatens tr. Orden Hive been . ..at to all the Imans mut' :Mellans to aIIIMPOII all Mussulmen from fourteen tir Om years of tbartniL A firman to this'effeet has been read is . tbe 111101 4 1 0,11 here, but has not excited any ieneral en thiOasm.. This, howeyer, is what the Su!tali aims at, ' , and it stemg.thathe intends to adopt the last resources, itantely, t e hoisting of the Standard' of the Profit*. Ali the preparations for .this are said to have already been made in the Seraglio. • RICH AN GEV ON LONOOg. • 1.1- 1 -43 1 bitwtlr, lb ltd: . Lait•stf,Jftwie 14—.3 Montlll,l:l4is • JULY IS-3 M 0141114 t ILO Irtriiili,"TuLi 9-1 Itiontli',9'94::' —lkeinkiiie Parrs, Ju1, 19 • '' • . The FAA of Aasiyatax" pir,rt WlPltArtintooKr , cow rettaasctoso, Lord Yorsaisoantson. Sir 4. estir, Sir Tam Loweinuea. Mr. CALSIIAry, Mr. WiLvit, n.A, vins amuii tilt dleoter l estty given by Mr. Pau. on &floral, The Duke ni Wat..t.tuoynx and the Bishop of Log os visited Mr. Secretary 'No. M r. • :Sr CEORes and Mr. I)Awsoti,. , tAe.lecrettry to tea Treasury, left town yesterctly swain, Fre. Ireisst. • Tile Mexican 'Mine ter t ausacted biastutticaryes , erday atibe Foreign Office,: Duwnintstreet. Fad LioTituitar anti the 4,0 ff Asartn)reat had io- Wityiews.yeaterday.with the ikilte, of WELLtarrseniie r ibeTreaterry. . L e ad Lt GOV/ 215 1 1(apsactrii bb'siiiip • jester& with Mr. Secretary awl the CosscaLioa skiitgArr- Mr. Hostiovas; MP. 14 r. Wei tooter shot Thad .to the Hynieneat Altar the Lady Jucto Hare Oslo Marquis* Tweamsaa. • • Tile EarVand•Counteu ni• filtiawnoli•And fat bite artiikal at . Harititood : %time from .. ,:114iflop. Chief J n . stice tipper arrkv,ed•at,lidinburgh;frtn' a tour to the Ntiittilern h ..„1:11e tigtiMir Lbat Ihs.i,oAti WNW team mitimixt was connected with, in intended naval equipment bim a large *ale for the Mediterraneaii, is altogether ,destlivie sf foundation. • , ' • • • The Mitignis afsHentrAitti has been c'Oniiited &nig the last threerWeeks, at hit hi the Regent's Yorkyviir a sena and_dongerous.attarli . of the gout. The Lord Lieutenant Of the county of Inverness, the Homoutable Colonel haisubsitiheirtlty in aid of the fund for.imptoving the i* t he How many thousands feel that they -are lord . • • pany for themselves, whci ihink ihemselves• pany for others! Whereas those who itte company for others are, indisputably, for themselves. . . If a man acts in tiny 'case where his-ovet% interest concerned, those who judge of his conk cr shout) ibe Mariner does—they should sualte,4 alto' fruljie set of the current. • • Aliments., is the Hebrides, some time ago, that a tew stalks of wild mint,. scattered 'op and among his stacks, completely preservecf,ibem from a lai/ages of mice. He also tried the experrutent his cheeses and. other articles. kept in storefhnJ equAlly successful. : , , The silk manufacture is taking up many f the cotton weavers. Sa rapid is the substitution. dial Art already in Strathaven %X! silk -looms. 'the are near Irdouble.what can be earned at down Ir. is flatteringfoiiie'enteiprise of our manuf; that they have so soon itt•t a gliT hold of this' .6/orgour Chrone,de.. • , , • . va4o'elgek )iiitAcl)tialtiotnins, PIO 111.4 e, how a( Mr.o4l:ollcr . , g butcher , is Vigst Miglls,rpAt, and ihreb. In a ishortliare : n o ic t r i t i ct - ' 6 44., te lthe vga ll . to . a rtf u s %it* otitis} prtiiises and tutii&u:e . iesh eon yesterJuy • ttecsawe• ill ho ty Oster to nd iannit er Chula. n Htdbiala iinnefn 4 411 1 ,dssittste 1 d pith sew • 'ernes, the ~ I t , g uineas in the rivet Led coin' . goa d cone r Vie be • eomimil • • interest u should ad i allot sot , discove' 4 ) and Jo °l i n lion] tu intent s it 10d blin d 4 f the t. that the The • tton g Inu factut • his twit a fire ln rr, in m e era ante. -ma