Star. — London, England, 1828-11-21 00:00:00

R LON I)(frAT. dares his determination to retire from public life, to spend his days at Quito; We C:rnAnt speak in too terms of his deci•ion on the former Roint. The priii.ple of interferenee is perhaps by him prevented. • 1 4 According to our latest account., the Bolivians had delivered their soil from the Peruvian' troops; 4d We presume Bove has put his design into execution. If • .80livar feels one half the ppposittcm Itom.the principle of armed inteifetence which Sucre has professed, Peru is safe against him." All the accounts put the conduct of the Government of Peru, both for weakness and dishonesty in these transactions, in a .very unfavourable light; and an Englishman, writing from Lima, states that at the time they were provoking Bolivar by their dishonesty, they %sere rather considering how they should shift for them selves, than how they should resist in case he should at last attack them. THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 0 1828. PRICR OF STOCKS AT TWQ O'CLOCK. 1 .. Bank Stock 209 India Bonds 77 5•• • 3 per Cent.lted. 851 6 51 South Ses Stock per Ct. Cons. 861 1 1 Old Annuities V/ per Cent. 95 3 per Cent.l7sl 31 per Cent. Ited.9s 41 641 £lOOO Szckei. Bills 70 65 II 6 4 "or Ct. Nei*, 1021 1 £5OO Ditto 4 per Cent. 1826, 1031 £lOB and £2OO Ditto Iffing Ann. 191 549 .India for Acct. India Stock 242 Consols for Acct. 861 1 a FORRIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CI.OOK. Brazilian Bib. 5 pet. 6.1L4 34 Do Acct 271 • Do. Acr.64 31 4 31 F 1 31ez.1k15,1825,6p Ct. B.seillpAyrrs lids.6p C. Do. Acct. 344 1 1 Dn. Acct. 48 Neapolitan Bonds. 5 R C. 80 • ~;..ti.hion 114..6 per Ct. Perim:l6l66 p C. 121 11n..Boods,lint4, 221 Pruss.Bondos 5 p Ct 102 Do Acct. 211 21 2j 1 1 Ituss.Bds.lB22. 5 pCt. 95 D ni.li lids. 3 pCt. Do. Acct. 941 • no Acct. 624 Spanish &Is 5 p Ct.lol Shia Bds. 5 p Ct. Do. Acct. 1111ITISH AND FOREIGN SHANKS, TWO O'CLOCK. slams. PAIN 100 100 A- plo Yczican Ditto Subscription s►azinati Ditto National Colombian 'Protector Fire •••••• fpm S 5 20 25 5 11 12 11i 100 2Ti 161 20 2 41 2664. IRM JANEIRO, Szn. to. Preliminaries of peace were signed on the 29th ult. between - the Buenr•s Ay resn Ci.mmislioneis and this Government, and immediately forwarded by the Noc ton Racket, for ratification. A Brazil Mail arrived this moiling, bringing Rio rapers to the. 23d Sept. These Papers, however, do not contain any additional intelligence relative to the Segociationt pending between the Government of Brasil and the . Republic of Buenos Ayres. We have the 4peecb of the Emperor Painto on closing the Session of the Legislative Assembly, in which be cautii.usly avoids alluding to the subject. The Ministers of Finance and Just ce appear to have dis appointed the expectations v hich his Nlissarry tad en . let tained of their abilities. The following are extracts: RIO DE JANEIRO. /ROM TIM MARIO YLUSINENSIL Auo. f0..-Nis Majesty, by a decree of 28th August. bait been pleivod to prolosig thi General Legislative Assembly till she 20th of September. . • . ! Sere. CO.—Speech of his Majesty the Emperor on dosing the 3d *mien of the Legislative Assembly : m August end Wurthy Representativesuf the Hitizilian Nation— " The legislative acts of the present Session have been numerous, het the finances' were not taken into due consideration, end the ••drain et Justice have. not been advanced as I hoped. The pa. idiotism which I must consider as existing in an exalted degree in •tise hearts of the Members of this Assembly, is a pledge that in the 4944 !lonian these iMportanrcuncerns, which I have so often re ` ow!ceded to you, will be attended to as the' principal, most 'necessary, and irsdispesibie to the glory, security, consolidation, mpg stability of the Empire, of the system of the Constitutional Itionarby, and of my Imperial Throne. 1 doubt not that the General Assembly will be sensible of this truth, and therefore hope that the time of the•ne.at Session wiU be wisely employed.— The &salon is closed. " THE CONSTITUTIONAL EMPEROR AND PERPETUAL DEFENDER OF BRAZIL" (The Deficit) Floitrainelise. from 50th Aug. to 2241 Sept. inclusive, ennt.ins no mention whateett of the .rolations between Brazil and %dm Ayres or any allusive to them). PRIVATE LETTER. • • -. .. flzo, Su? 22. - - Th• Dap titles.ins' Buenos Ayres left this city op the Inch inst. and there appears no rifolit but that the terms of the trgreemept entered into with this Government will be confirmed by that of Buenos Ayres. The particulars, however, have Pot transpired; and it is said to be more in the manner of an amnesty (hula treaty; and that another Commission will be named fog settling definitively the articles of a regular treaty of peace. ft is said that the present blinicter of Finance. Jo 4 Bernardo, *hose managentent of that department bas rendered /gm unpo.e polar, is about to retire, and that the former f/JinlitetZealtnco, is Lobe appointed in his piece. " The sittings of the Asiensbly, which should firm ended in th e beginning of thii misilds, were continued till the 20th, In order , tinst the Budget might be passed. and the necessary sums voted. Thi Emperor's Speech has rather disappointed the public, who expected be would have touched un the Treaty of Buenos Ayres. He was however silent on that topic, sad his Speech merely la . 'netted that the Deputies should have paid so Little attention to the points which he particularly recommended to their attention, namely, finance and the larva.", ' The Atgengeine Zeitukg to the 15th in .t.ttceived this Thai ning; contains no intelligence of iuterest. 'use fol• itiss:*ng are extracts : CORFU. OCT. .. We have no recent 'ecotne of the Greek-txpellition spirit Prevesa. Unantbentleated sepurti say. that the inhabitants of Frey a& have lately . bVen plundered by the Albanians, and that tbe Inreign Consuls have suffered vary severely. These reports, if there is any foundation for then; were probably brought by the • Greek steam boat, the Karreria,whieb arrived here on the 6th, in the morning. When the Captain cargo to the Quarantine Etta. . Mislmsetit, none of •e inhabitanu were showed to speak to hint. • The Rattlesnake corvette sailed on the 6th in the evening, tailing . a motherly course, and is said to be gone to Prevesa to protect M. feleyer,tba English Consul. '[he libilontel brig oared. the neat ' morning in the same dire ctiun. On ills 7th, in the afternoon, the • „hope corvette, Captain Charles Hooke, during a worm, struck on ?belles:OW di Serpa, at the entrance of Os clmatad between Corfu ' and else mislead to the North. • ft was got of elfin with little *mpg*, .and arrived here yesterday afek.rnoon. sailed •fratq Aircnos eight days presrions, , ,and had on board a courier, with dis ipmelbasfor ilk V. Adam, widtli qvue brought blot Ibr 1.1 . 841 ant • ► to the Serino in;the night of - 4lw lil , * forwarded yesterday morning to Ithaciby the Sapkr (a seampa.via belonging to the Government), shib orders - toleticeed to Santa Ahura"; if SI: P. • AclArosshotkid have kik Ithaca. We hear a greardesil 0 the dOconteitt atilt, Greets wit% their President, iind of his differences with bin elder brother Villas. The Greeks are'said not to breutuchpfitaled at the arrival of the French in the Morea ; and the latter to have many ressens to be dissatis fied with their proteges. It is related here that the Alcyone brought a cargo of provisions to the south part of the Peloponnesus, which were given to the inhabitants, with directions to share these ample supplies with their poor countrymen in the Interior; but the French were filled wish astoni.hment and indignation on finding that the Greeki had loaded the provisions on mules, and taken them to toron; to sell them to the Tullis. Something of the aims kind happened before, during the siege of the Acropolis of Athena by the Turks : French Officer+, who were sporting in the vicinity of the camp of Pelalide, are said to have been attacked and plundered by the Greeks.—A letter from Syra, received here a few days ago, gives a discouraging picture of the state of Greece. The lower orders complain of the taxes, which are ten times as great as they formerly were ; and the higher classes are dissatisfied with the arbitrary proceedings of the Government. VIIINNA, Nov. B.—Metalligues, 95 3-16; Bank Shares, 1,085. .4fgenseine &Ilan, Nov. 14. f The Paris Pape,: of Tuesday, also the • St. Peters burgh Jaffna! and Dutch Papers .to,late dates, were received last night. By neither of these channels have we any intelligence of interest. The fall of Silistria, stn event which might be anticlpaterd, is said,: both in the French and Berman Papers, to have actually taken place ; and all accounts agree in stating that oe-cam ,paign, as far as regards Russia, is completely at au end. An Extraordinary Supplement of the St. Peteralmsgh Journal gives a bulletin of the army of the Critcasus, announcing the occupation of the whole of Bajazet by the Russians, who, after some fighting, made theniselves masters of the fortresses of Bajazet and Topak Kale, as well as of the intrenchments of Dirdine. On these occasions the Armenians were on their side. They are now maters of the ccuntry to the sources of the Euphrates. GlTY,.Tretvc o'Ct.ocx. We have a great number of arrivals this mording, 'but they bang little information of consequence. • A Brasil Mail of the ir3il of September, J.unaica Maitorthit 34th of. October, and a Mail from Halifax, dated the 2d of No. vitalizer; also letters from Bombay of July 33. From the Jamaica Papers at the Nortb• and Smith Mnetican coffee-house: Weunderstand that the British Consul at Port• au-Prince, has ceased to exercise his functions : be was grossly in sulted by a Ilaytian Officer'. and applied to Boras for redress, who said be would not interfere with hi. quarrels, and be Might settle them as he pleased ; consequently the Resident considered his "functions at an end. We give this as one of the ea &goat Janie!. If this be true, our pacbets will soon cease to call at drat place." From she Bombay Pipers, also at the North and SOuttrAmeri- can Coffee-bouse, to the 6th of July r 4 Proclamation—The Hon. 31ajor•General Sir Joint MALCOLM being about to proceed tithe Ikon, is pleased to declare in Council, that, during bh absence from the seat of Government, be will exercise all the powers in. vested in hint by law when in Council at the Presidency. The different Authorities in the -Ikea°, civil and military, are there. fore required to yield ready obedience to all such orders as the Homourable Governor may deem proper." The Private' Letters by the Brazil Mall are of the 22.1 Sept. by which it appear. that the ratl6cation of the.peace between Rio and the Brazils had'not yet arrived.—Zzehange at Rio, Sli 52, Which is lower than the last account. Up to the present hour there appears but little animttiOn is the Cossol market, which opened at 863: at' present they may be quoted 86j 3 fbr the Account. - By the Dutch strutter, whiCh irritird' last ,rlight, the Exchange 'at Antuterdeni was two groats higher ; 133 nominal ; Funds, g to g per Cent. higher. CITY,• HALF-PAST ONE CECLQCK. Consols have heeh lower this morning about j per cent. In the early part they were done at 861 for the account, and at present may be voted 143 g.. A good deal of business has been doing. Exchequer Bilks bad receded to 66, and are at present 68. India Bonds lave also fallen. In the Foreign Market, Colombian Bends have got pp about I per cent. Brazil . Bonds have fallen to 631 le owing so the Brazilian Government wanting money, and their Exchange bad fallen nearly one per cent. IMPORTANT TO COLOMBIAN BON'DLIOLDRIRS. BOGOTA, &PT. 14. We were yesterday informed by the Minister of Finance, that orders had beta issued to hold at the disposd•nf Government the funds destined by the law's( MIS to the payment of interest on the doinewie debt, with 4 view to give further effect to the stipu lations of the loan contracts of t 622 and 1524. , • RalliglitlTATLY2 P6l[24ol4— State of the grnit 0011 oa Mendat.—For Lord DUNALLY, 34; Lord Commuting : 7..5. Silajoebs.ll7. DispMchltt were received yestetdap morning at the bolamial pike. from Litutenant General 51: 'SWARD BARNES. K.C.8.; and' from Colonel G. - Aaron', at Van They relate entirely to Colonial matter's.— DispatebselliiMs also been received from Lord *CART as ROMIAT at Paris. Ti.e undermentioned. East India Company's Ship% frrived at Madras as follows: viz. blacqueen. on the 22d of June; William Fairlie, on the 44th of June; and Lord Lowther, on the sth of July. The Slacqueen end William Fairlie were ezpected to leave Madras for China about the let of August. The private ship John brought intelligence to St. Helena chat the Marquis Camden had arrived at Bombay, and that the Dunira and &lin. burgh bad sailed from thence for China. The hollowing, which we derive from an accurate sourer, is a statement of the Brkisls naval force at present iss the Mediterranean :—.The Asia (flag ship). 80 glint; Wellesley, '7;.; Spartiate, 78; Ocean, 74; Windsor Castle, 74; Isis. two decked, 50; Blonde, 46; Dryad, 42; Dartmouth, 42; Tal. Ist*, 28; besides a number of sloops and brigs of war. In addition to the above, we shall shortly have in the same tea the WarZ e tte ' 78, and the Melville, 7.4 (Rag ship at Portemoods). which ar e b o th going out with troops (we believe about five.bandred in each) to Gibraltar. " A great ,eduction on the duties of foreign corn was announced yesterday. The dudes are now —on Wheat, is. per quarter; Barley as. Id. Oats 75.. 9d. Rye ids. 6d. Beans «Led. Peas 6s. 6d. the quantity of which admitted is 323,0Z6 quarters. Wheat sowing may now be considered as very gene rally concluded, and . ' season more auspicious than the pre•ent for this alt.impurtant operation is scarcely within recollection. A large breadth of the young Wheats is already abate ground, and Wearing a &valuable appearance.--ThurfardJosterta/. AnKaTito)lo, the Chief Officer of Wonhip street Office, and father of the Pollee, died last Friday, in his Beth year, after being 54 years in the public service. Among the noto rious character. wham Armstrong bag had in his custody, were Barrington, ilutcy White, Hagzacy and Hallowa:., and Jerry Aberdare,. „ A 11'na ctn.—The number of miles traversed %y many r f the Naniurket whalemen, in their daring par snit, is almo,t incre iible. There is one person belonging ,t that hardy i'land, Gene Was.hiagtoe Gardiner, Mho bas pas.ed ore, a mullion of miles *tithe ocean, and taken one 'thousand and slaty-f or whales. l'hewbale. men keep a memoranda. by sketching in their journals the form of a whale, whenever they havesucceeded in eipturing one; and it fro ild be critiidernd the base s t 0 ( forgery to make a- I alas entry of tbie Avieripm. .~ . . , TES IICHVGC • • • VlllBlOll, Wert 90.—The 100sca agion visited the C a s t le Allis ,fieriwon, for. the third time during the present week. Hii• Misetrri arrived about half peg two o'clock, in his close carriage, accompanied by the Lord Steward, and was met at the Kt po's private en trance by Mr. WYATTYILLE. His MAJILSTY% time, during his visits lo the Castle on Monday, Tuesd .y, and this day, has beep occupied in the corridor,dt ianging the various paintings, cabinets, &c. Within a few days past, a variety f splendid bronze hints have been received at the Castle, and added to the collection in this part of the building. Mr. SEOVEIR has hail the honour of attending his MAJESTY, and making the , alterations proposed. His MAJESTY left about h ill after four o'clock, on his return to the Royal Lodge. The numerous rooms to be got ready before his MA. I JILSTY could possibly take up his residence at the Castle with that degree of comfott which is actually requi,ite tor the Royal Household, has protracted the time, which Was fixed for yesterday, until some day next week, probably MAiday. • The Dukes of Wat.i.tworms dined with the KING yes. terday, and afterwards returned to London. • coma' CIRCULAR. The Dube of GLOUCESTER has left his seat at Bag shot Park, on a visit to the Earl of Catramor, at Crotne Court, Worcestershire. 'file Duke of WELLINGTON left town on Wednesday afternoon, on a visit to his Hassan, at the Royal Lodzc in Wind sor Park. His Grace dined with the King, and afterwards re turned to:town. The Marquis PaLstati.a had an intervleir his Orate yesterday at the Treasury. The Duke left town yester day afternoon for the Royal Luke. Tne Russian and Fiencir Ambassadors had a con ference yesterday with the Earl of Asians:a, at tse mike of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. M. BrEstunaz, the new Spanish Minket - , in the room of the Count de FAicuoia, was introduced to the Earl of Am- MIN yesterday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street. Sir GEORGE M UR RA Y has arrived iii town, from Cool- I hunt, near Horsham. The Duke t f WELLINGTON visi•ed Mr. Secretary - Pan yesterday. at his residence in Privygardens. Mr. floTriSCli lus transacted business yesterday at the Treasury. GRAND BALL AT GOLDIIALL Wednesds, night-the Grand Ball, announced as the treated part of threfeetive enteresinments of Lord Mayor's Day, war givens at Gu&Welt, and was mow numerously attended, there being full three thoa•and fashionabka collected from East and West, North and South; Nine o'cbpck was the hoar announced for opening , Guildhall, but before that hour had arrived, the line of carriages from the West extended from St. Paul's Church-yard to Guild:l2U ;. wed a line fully equal in length extended from tLe City :a the Eastern direction, while rut). street leading towards Guildhall, North and South, was a line of carriages from end to end. Tbe entrance to Guildhall was tastefully adorned with laital and boughs intermixed wish lamps, which had a brilliant effect; and the splendour of the flail, which was decorated in the dame superb style as for the dinner, cantiot easily be conceived by those wise have not beheld it. The brilliant• ear shone forth with all its former refulgence.. The sides of the Flail were also festooned ralth brilliant lights; and the circumstance of very few of the company being chewed in mourning, gave the whole a more enchanting ap pearance than on the slit of the dinner. The Lady Mayoress wore a. splendid white silk dress,l plume of ostrich feathers, and a wrtath of diamonds, and had a magnificent appearance. Ali the rooms adjoining the IlaU, Court of King's Bench, Court of Common Pleas, Council Chamber, &c. gee. were bid out with refreshments of every kind, among which were the fruits of every clime and season, and ices in abundance. ' Dancing commenced before ten o'dock. and was kept up tiU an early hour yesterday morning, all appearing delighted with the scene before them, as well as the performance of their part in the entertainment. TUVesionduee, by whom the arrangetnents were made, evi `dendriserted themselves with aeat sueeest, and though the coin- Pan' mass perhaps, more numerous than was ever before en tertained at one time, every thing was so well conducted, that them was no coofusion ; and when the company retired from the Hall yesterday morning, all felt highly gratiSed at t►e very great success of the preparations that.bai been made for their entertainment. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Duke of Grafton, at Grafton House, in Piccadilly; Mar golis Graham, at the Dute of 'Montrose's. in Grosvenor square; the Earl and Countess of Sefton, and the Ladies liolyneux, In Arlingtou street, from Stoke Farm. Berk* • Karl and Countess Cowper, from their seat, Pansanger. Hem ; L ord Melbourne, from Pansanger; Major and tiro. Owen, in Clifford -street, from the South of Frame ; Mr. Arthur Gibaon and Captain Magonnis, in Piccadilly, trom Rome ; Captain Currie. in Pall Mall,front Malta ; Mrs. and Mies Murray, and Captain Vernon. in Brook -street, from Part; Mr. and Mrs. Curzon,. in F.dward-street. Poraman. square, from Naples; Shaw Leferre ' Esq at Whitehall -place, from his seat in tiant.; Mrs, Eden, in Dover -street. from Bright on; Colonel and Lady Eleanor Lather. at the Earl of Lonsiale's seat, Commune. llotlandshire, from a tour; Mr. and Airs. Simp son, at the &OM I lord. Jerntyn.grest, from their seat. In Ease: ; ?bonsai liawllna, EN. at ditto, from Paris; Captain Fresislield, at ditto, from Paisa C,lonet Jill Mrs. Daahwood, at the London I iotel, Albemarle.sveet, from Mexico; Sir Montague Chrtimeley. Bart. and Lady Cholmelry, at Alan.h..t Thompson's Hotel, Caven dish-square, from Lincolnshire; Alexander Nicholson, Esq. and Mrs. Nicholauts, at ditto ; Henry F. Earle, IT.g. s t ditto; J. Hart, ,Esq at ditto; lEss Bayley, at ditto, from Litchlield; John Par tridge, Esq. at the Berner* Hotel, Berners-street, tram his scat, Bishopuvanod, Hereford; Richard Gilat,'Erq• at ditto, froth Lan. easter ; Captain Deedes, at ditto, from Dublin; nosnas Daniels, Rol. at ditto, Irons Derkhampstead ; the Rev. A. Mins, at ditto, from Cambridge; J. Knight, F.-q. at ditto, from Doblia. • DEPARTURES. Captain Philip Howell. for Dublin; Mrs. and Miss Egerton:for Path; Captain Lloyd, for Maidstone; Major Jame, King, for Manchester; Mrs. and Miss Pemberton, for Paris; Captain and Mrs RTiott, for Norman Cross; Mrs. and Miss Vaddol, for .:lueen'so i cate ' Bath; Major Str atton , f ur W e l wyn. i n H ertford . shire; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, from Brighton, for Bath; the Duke of Luccleugh, from Privy.oardens, for his seat in Scotland; Capt. Neeld, from Charles -sifter, St. Jansea's square, on a tow.; the Hon George Agar anti lardy Georgina Pins, from Spriougardena, fur their father's (Lord Clifton," ,eat at Roelsampton ; Sir Sandford Graham. But. from Fenton's floret, St. James's -street, for Suffolk ; Sir Edmund Carrington, Bart. itl P. from ditto, for Bucks; Major Stapirs, from ditto, for 0.-ighton ; Colonel Volute Sumner and Wiliam Sumner, Earl. from ditto, for Surrey ; Thomas Parkinsoo, Esq. from the Pulterit7 Hotel, Albemarle.street, for Bath; Major Willia.n Wetland Mrs. Coles, from Maral.al Thompson's Hotel John Elphinstone, Esq. Mrs. and Miss Elphinstonc, from ditto; Blathvrayr. Esq and Mrs Blathwayt, fr o m ditto; .Ibos t . Reeve Thornton, Esq. front ditto ; Orrick Host,. Esq. and Mrs. Hoste, Fog. from ditto • John Gwynne, Esq. from ditto; James W. Smith, Esq. and J. ' Watson, Esq. from ditto • Captain Edward Greavea Etymon, John Gr Esq. and D r. John Rubinson, from ditto ; Edward ('alley, 114. q and Mrs. Calk7, from the Bu tters Hotel,for Stamford, Liocohishire. ARRIVALS AT BATH. Lord Bolton. Sir J. H. and the Hoo. Lady Morris, Hon. Mrs. Paynter, Baron de Conine, Sir G. Bampfylde, Sir W. Call, Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Shaw', Liens. Colonel Hely ; Maks:a Harwood, Ca dell. Noland; Captains and Mrs. Mortimer, Garland, Huntley, Christie, Barrett, &c. A OiIYALE AT CHELTENHAM. • Earl O'Neill, Lady Littledale, lion. Mrs. Newtown. Sr R. sod lady Stanley, Sir Charles W. Burdett, Colonel Watt and family, Lieut. Colonel Latnbert, Major Wallace, Major Parkes, Captain Stuart, Captain Taylor, Etc. A fine Leopardess, • present born the Emperor of &Naomi" to his Mariner, arrived in the River yesterday, from Africa, in the ship Mary Ann, Captain Chapmen. Saturday Sir WALTER SCOTT tus elected Lord Rector of the University of Glasgow. Two of the nations, the Giottiana and llotbnyana, voted for Mr. Tuustas Caairiten., the former Hector ' • and the eth e r tw o , the T ragatorthana and Lamle mita, ga ve their suffrages for Sir Wattaa Scan. After an nouncing the nate a the voting •to the students / Principal Mac newt mentioned, that bp the law and practice of die Univetsity, ' when acircumatance of this hied occurred, the erecti o n M t o h e decided by fps cooing vote at the lee Rector, sty lola* Meow Pi knot Ar ther-Ifee Rector. The late Reels. out being present owl Septa", eh, .Viee Orator, qr. cass,,,. e iss ha s (sow s - vote torj . . Wa : rami ecorm NAVAL ftaraLuctiqui I 31att.a Ammar, toss DA V..• Dublin I Water ford . I_.p ..- Flandere I-- Brazil I—Jamsiea I. .art nelsawesh, from Sundswall to Cash; se e , „ 'wreck's! at North Ronaltlsl..Ay oo the 9th i nstant Lott The Olive Dranch. 111kst.us, from J.m4iet to St. x . 1. 111% lost on the 9d September on the Grand Croup tes-.. cre , part of the cargo saved. Sr. loos 's, Ocv. IL—The Argos, Ethos, lrlm !truce to g t , d. drew's, ran on shore near Herring Cove, Imo gut off with c ot , der.ble damage. llcteArr. Nov. IB.—Thellayle, KAWI, from Quebec, WAS 1111 * ..• Lonoov, from Having.to here last niiiht by the Frolic .r e am er i n safety Garai) ) 14„, - .; herwith all Nov. e b e ts i j r .t a n . te,, W 2! Driven on shore lan night is the hly,,tiut gm off, bru,gl into the harbour --earg damaged. A AICHAT, 1 Or!oTatIll, front 1!.a.. to Quebec, ran on shore at the enrante el Lewis Palsage ineant, hut got 62 . *taunt damn DIAL, Nov. SA.—Wind W. to W S. W.—Arrived the L. from the bleirterrantam ; ntul Olivi a , Wri.cot truth „ AA. .I:rived from Lond o n t h e I na , Tinian, fur Tuba o, Potts, for Barbados.; Faith, biettervi, f o r Sr. M'Cissit., fur danu.ica ; and Forth, Iltrisa:sux, fur Alveritiu.. Poarsuiurw, Nov. !o.—Wind W.N. Vl:—Arrived frm don. the Robert F:dwards, Solo :unmet, for New y ur k the Aosianitale, ST k I, from .ISombay; and Chapinau, Fits, from (tithe:. • .I'xicasoi lir, Nov. 19. Wind N.W.—Arrived the Rt ward, I t • swam front St. Jt.bn'a, N. 11. Sailed the Saucy Jack, K ist t , 2 , Vuut South Waks ; 11.irgiset /fall, K.;RYLOIPI, for Denteroa; Sores, for Greriatis.; arid Jan, WicarivoN, for Jamaica. , PA rilinTif e Nov. 1 Wind W. N.W. to N. W.— A rr i ved Osborn faeful, from Rio .I:metro—trailed 274 Septemb er ; Eer., packer, (Coin Carthagena— , aiLd 241 October, fr,..n Jamaica it 4 also the !lope to..eket, front Demuth —sailed I%h o,:tober, from Halifax 24 November; &dirt! the Brazi:ian fri gate fii trix, on a erm4e; St. Croix, (imamate, fui. Palermo; jt eo i wino, for Trieste; Harriet, Caow, fur ditto; lud Daurei,..4„, straws, for Seville. Ltventuni., • Nov. Iv.—thrived A:. Loyal, SAM, from N am buen; Edward, Curt nem, from New York; Sprin g hil , 44 1 Sr Howard Douglas, ..----.; from (lychee ; litlina Tit,tvrui. Zebalin, ALIAS, ant: Cab-trine, from Nova Scotty; ILIA CON, from Eau 1 UR :ortaxat., Nov 15. The Carnet sloop, is ortle.-ed to be brought for ward at flail p art, atd ntay be tiper:rii to tie conixt:ssiaed in 3 few days The Tlger, render to the :loyal Charlotte yacht, at Uublin, Liam Thomowsii, come in Irian th.t port early on Toe.d4y mop in t . The Meteor ..:aam vessel, Li W. H. Symons, h otdrrni be attacked to th•: Plymouth statimt. The Brazilian frigate Itniterattir, at f:.lniouth, is ordered to sad fur the 144 1 td of Terceira. THE ARMY. • Lieotenant-General Sir Jolla' Fiala*, It it under-iond, wM y e appointed Lieutenant-Goretuur of Cheater, vice Lteattiou Cu. load COG/ILAN, defeated. • - 1)-etachments be!onzltiz to the Royale, and the C.lth ilegineet of Zoot; have embarked un loard the Posey Ilap , freight fur B:sbadoes. The f-crds Ceministioners of ate Royal Hospital at Chelsea ♦M hold a Board for the examination of invalid soldiers en the :x1 of Dee. niht-i, at Chelsea. A DCILCII Mein belonging to the Rest India Company. service embarked skits morning on hoard a means vessel to the rim, for Gravesend. on route to Chatham. - Detaehintnts from the depots of the 43d and 94th Regiments at Ilymoutb. are ordered to he h«ld in readiness for immediate em. barkation in the Melville, fur Gibraltar. • GENERAL ORDERS EY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE COMMANDER CHIEF. Head grate s. Simla May 27, aids. At a 'European General Court. Martial, a.prinlol,ml at Cavelier', on the 26th of April, 12i, of which Lieut.-Colona Cm, out, C.B. his blajesty's 11th Light )Dragoons, is Presideut, Gunner William Daley, of the 2d troop Ist brigade Horn Artillery, arraigned • on by following charjes—. . Ist,—" For baying, between the hours of seven and nine o'clock on the night of the 19th of Apr.l, lee', attempted to wt fire mat thatched chopper of a shop, the dwelling and property of Denthook and Chunee I.4,.Puneeahs, situate in the Horse Artillery threw In the Cantonment, of Cawnpor e , w i t h i ntent to b orn the said Dap 21—" For having, between the hours of styes and nine ands night of the 12th April, 18914 feloniously, wilfully, and nialscioody set fare to and burnt part of the thatched chopper of a shop, thepro. .perry of Astoria ,Nluksjan, and the dwelling of Mokhtta Nosed, Gonaashta of the said /Satan, situate in the Horse Artillery Bazaar, In the Cantonment of Cawnpore. • Upon which charges the Court came,* ate following declrion— " The Court, having maturely considered the evidence before them are of opinion that the pi ismer Gunner William Daley, ud troop lit brigade Horse Artillery, is Guilty of the nut charge, and Not Guilty of tl.e second charge. of which they acquit him. " The Court, having found the prisoner spiky of the first charge, do srwence him, Gunner William Daley, 2d troop In brigade Horse Artillery, to imprisonment for the space of (oat teen caleretn months, in such place as the Commandet in Chief may be pleased to direct." • Approved and conErnied, (Sagged) COMBERMERE, General, Commander in Chief. • 'the sentence of imprisonment awarded by tl:e Court hot be Carried into effect with in the fortress of Allahatiad. By order of Ws ExCellency - the Commander in Chief, C. FAGAN, Adjutant General of the Army. • Head aZoarters, &rola, 2cl June, ICA. • At a Kempen* General Court Martial, as.emb!,•,l at /lg.' 'lt the 2ittla of A1)61,1223, of which Licar.-Colonel .1. llttsosie, G. 11. of the 1.1:1(h Regiment Native infantry, is Preside:m.lam% Ptacell, Gunner of theist Company 3d Battalion of Artillery, was amizsel on the following charoe— • • " James Pltrcell, Guntser,lW Company 3d Battalion of trtilerli ordered jnto con6iiement, and chased- writ mand•ogliter. io , having, at Agrg, on the 19th March, tb23, feloniously and Mihaly killed Peter Lenan, of the sane Company mid tri k ins and beating. With his hands, the said Peter Lena') en the head and other parts of his body; of which said striking and heating the 'mid Peter Lenan did Theo and there immediately lie " Upon which charge the Court came to the folhase tg decision— " 'The Cdurt, having deliberated ort the evidence produceclore of opinion that the pi honer. James Gunner, to Cc,npny 3d Battalion of Artillery, is Guilty of ?I indati ; :hter, m havit.;, at Agra, on the 19th art March , l32g , killed Peter Lenart. of the saa.e Company and Itsttalico, striking and beativg with his h the said l'etFr Lenart un parts of his body ; of which said str.lon; ard beating the said Peter Lenan did then and there imm-di.eelc diet but the Court acquit him of every other:part of the charge Voirght against him. " The Cptift, being of this opinion, do sentence the plitoser, James Purcell. to ei i ghteen days ; imprisonment, in such place as Lis Eseelleacy Cos Oprimander in Chict may be ple.i,ed to direct." Revised Find:ng and Sentence•--" The Court havir.; maturely re considered their former finding. Ag directe.l by lilt sc..'lciscy the Commander in Chief, .ee no reason to chance their judgment, Sud adhere to the same, and to their former sentence." Diopproveu. (Signed) CON! BER M lit 1 4 :, 6 corral, Commander in Chief. The following are remark* by the Right lion. the enruntaler in Clief— The proceedings of this Court Martiil were returned for nv?• ;lon on account of an incongruity exhibited in the " ,q►e Court. Tye Court Intl the prisoner." Guilty of hfanslaughter, in having, at Agra, 011 the liith of Match, 111211, killed Peter Lean, vr.lv ► andbrat!ng with his hands the said Peter Lenar, nu pArts of hn body; of which said striking and be.iti.:g the said Peter LeuAu data and there Immediately die;" and then folbows..-" but the Court salmi& bins of every other part of the charge brought afaiibt Aka." The excepted parts of the charge, of which the prisoner as by the Court, are, " f eloniously and wilfully," and' the head and ethic." The Newt were apprised that to adjudge the primmer guiltF of manslaughter ' in having killed Peter Lenart, and sub.equertly to acquit him of having killed Peter Lenin " ftlostiou.ly and * 11 " fully," was, in effect, first to convict and then to acquit the prisooce of the crime laid to his charge ; and they were simply required to word their Finding in correct terms, with reference I.) the legal obaraoter. of the crime of manslaughter. Lrprm revision, they have adhered to their urig!nal r•guli"g4 merely stating the they " see no reason to change thiir judgment. The Comman&r in Chief regrets that the Court, by chi, to •" countable adherence to their contradictory verdict, have compelkd his Lordship to withhold approval and corifirmatwe front vocerd• hip which, iq every other particular, appear just, and correctly omelected.—Ptiftner to be released. 14 Glider eaftblincellency the Commander in Chief. C. FAG AN I Adjuteat Omega' 01 lint AMP VI a fra tai rx4 8 1;