Star. — London, England, 1828-01-25 00:00:00

•EMIP' THE EVENING STAR. LoNtroN. • FRIDAY, JANUARY 25. 1848• Cconrsastoor or Sr. PAvL•.-BotmsT Tali B•NN. 4• ........ STOCK EXCHA NS K, TWELVE O'CLOCK. There is a great dearth of intelligence in tbe City this morning. Consols opened at 1154 4, with little or nothingdoing ; since which, they bate been done at $53, and at present they may be quoted at the above price. alternately buyers and sellers. The Foreign market remain s stationary, with scarcely a bargain doing. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols were done at 851, but have improved, and may now be quoted at 851 buyers. Accounts have been received this knorning from Vienna, stating. that since the departure of the Ambassadors from Constantinople, the Porte has become analogy to settle her differences with the Allied Powers, in consequence of which. it is stated that the Rats Errcest has expressed. in a letter to our Government,kis wish that our Ambassador should again return to Constantinople, and ac cording to the above lefarmation, great hope, are entertained that the differences will be amicably settled, without coming to any further hostilities. There is no express this morning from Paris; but--vre have re ceived the printed prices of the Re ntes after 'Change hours on Tuesday, which are—Five per Cents. 1041. Sec. Three per Cents 01. I Sc. which are higher than the prices quoted tbls morning. In the Foreign market. scarce a bargain doing. Mexican Bonds continue drooping, every thing is in a state of anarchy its that country, and great fear is entertained that the Provinces will separate themselves into different Republics. They have no money to pay the troops with. FORICItite FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Prasilien Ws. 5p Ct. 601 Ferny. Mts. 6 p C. Buenos Ayres lids. 6p C. 41 Do Acct 254 t'sslonihlan 14.A.1.. 6 per Ct. 194 Portug. Bds. 5 pC. 7s 44 Do.Dontis.lBl4, 23 Ross. Bds. 1822, 5 per Ct. 831 °anis& ild‘ 5 p Ct. De. Acct. 93f Do Acct. GI f Spanish Bds Sp Cr 101 Mex. lids. toes, 6p Ct 444 I # Fr. Betties, 3p C. 70f 50c Do. Are. 45 4f S 41 f 4 Exchange. 251 20e BRITISH AND FOKEIGN SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK. MAIM Palo. A glo Mexican 100 85 27} General Mining Assts. SO 5 134 14 Mexican 100 13 104 10 11 Mining Company of Ireland $ 5 •• 34 54 Real del Monte 400 400 Do. Do. • 450 450 400 Alliance British and Foreign 100 10 Of Protector Fire 20 s .81 British Gas 50 11 144 liverpooll &Manchester 180 40 00 - FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAW. 25. WHITEHALL, Javvaav The King has been pinned to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, constituting and appointing his Grace Arthur Duke of Wellington, M.G. the Right Honourable Henry Go:dhows Glanville Charles Henry Somerset,, Eaq. (commonly called Lord Granville Charles Henry Beenevast); Frieda Nathaniel Unarm haw, Wt. (nongn olo l cal/m! Ilsrl , slo;4ntAbarles); and Ed ward Granville Eliot, Lia. (runirpreekp Piled Lund allot) and also Edmund Atexasdar . DPNagletess, / et to, h. Ceinunissieners for queening the nacos d Tremurer pf the gar, f 4equer of Great Britain and Lord High Treanirer of !telarsik , Tbe King has aim been pleased to direct, litters patent to be passed soder ate Great Se4l of Ow 'United Kiev*, of Great Britain and 'razed; granting to dee Right Honourable Henry Gauthier% the diem of Chancellor, and, Under. Treasurer of his klajeety's Exchequer. The King haealeekbeetipleasedte direct letters patent tp be passed under the Great Seal of the United Weikel% of Great Britain and lighted, granting the Orme and place of Advocate . General ee Judge Martial of his Majesty's Forms to the Right Hen. sir John Beckett, Bart. Thu Ring has also been 'teased to direct totters patent to ho passidtindes she Great Seal, =indenting and appointing the Right Hon. John Charles Harks to he Master and Worker of bia klajooty's • Mat. . WHITEHALL, Jas. • limps, has been pleased to direct letters patent to he passed undstilleVrtat find, grinning the dignity da Bamn of the United KingdoettOf Great Britain and Ireland snip the Right Honourabli Thomas Wallace, MO the heits male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and tit* of Karen *Asa, of KnaMedale, is the county of Northumberland. DUCHY OF LANCASTER, JAIWAST t 5. The King has been pleased to &ice laws patent to pass the Seals of his lelaj'ely7s Duchy and County Paraiiee pfLancaster . for constituting and appointing the Right on. George Kart of Aber. dean, Chancelhar of the s sald Rielly , and County Palatine during his ph i e " .sl4.ll6 "'" _ This afternoon another. Cabinet Conseil was -held Oe Foreign 011itet;In Donning.sueet, which was was numerntasli.tanDtlea: 'llfr: Viiiiiikkaino Lain removes from the Treasury t 6 the 99/ird A A which he is to be Vice Pre:i tL.4 dam t and is tabs eJ at the Treasury by O wners , Dawson, Eq. Mx. with whom JOSEPH PLANTS, Esq. M.P. is to be joint Secretary. ' • lathe Under Secretaryships of the 'Foseign Depart. Meat we are glad to hear, no alterition is intended. 'they cannot be better filled than they ate at present. --.........--. One of the most interesting speculations with re ference to the probable effects of the new Ministry is, whether the Catholic Question will be thereby advanced or retarded? It may at first appear, that the substitu tion tit a Cabinet whose Members are said to be divided in the proportion of seven against, and six for the Claims, for one, which, with the exception of four Melanin inconsiderable in their influence, was de cidedly favourable to the measure, will inevitably frus trate for the present the possibility of the Emancipation being carried. Yet when we consider the insuperable objection to its being made a Cabinet measure, from the I declared sentiments of the first Personage in the king dom on the subject, it may reasonably be expected that the Question will now gain as much by perpetual agita. icon in Parliament and out of it, as it would by the , known favour of a Alining, who nevertheless were compelled to abstain from introducing, and even to dppe ecate the discussion of it, for fear of embarrassment. Mo. to Kamm's own words in his place, last May, it maybe recollected, were —g , Though I feel myself at pesfettliberty to moot this question--whether in Par liament or. nut of Parliament—in office or out of office —at soy time and in any manner I please, yet I have 4 , 0 t, a id 4al owl, violate lire Royal Convict:a—l will iterpect it in -the present Soveteign as I have dune in the l a p . pisg." It seems, therefore, very doubtful, whether, solder the leficate circumstances of that Premier (and ti l l i ptirppw• was in the same situation), the frimdi "o : fthOCithnlics might not have beers induced to retain frilent at beast for a Seswoo nr. two longer. IR'e'rectiVtd list sight Cbr:itioniteur pLYAseaslay s ettd usc cite de Fraisee J.tei WeJnes.lo. eattacts ho m which appear under the usual head• Theists, Ministers, though they hartbeest general,' charged with weakness by the chid organs of the different parties, seem to pursue a wise and patriotic course. Their first efforts are' evidently directed to the emirpation of that bineful i n fl ue nce which, under the patronage of Comsat and most of his Colleagues, the Jesuits were fast regaining in France. With this view the official Gazette contains a Report from Count PORTALIII to the KING, recommending the appointment of a Commission to inquire into the state of the Ecclesiastical Schools, for the purpote of securing the execution of the laws in them, and to place them in harmony with the political Legislation. 'The Commis-, sion includes several of the most respectable names in France, so that there is no reason for supposing that the inquiry will not probe the subject to the bottom, and prove a death blow to the pernicious influence of the Jesuits. The report boars the Loyal approbation of the 20th January. This morning we received the Algemeine &hung to the 19th inst. The intelligence from Constantinople, through this medium, continues to represent the pre parations making by the SULTAN, in the event of hostilities, to be of the most extensive description. At the same time we are hammed, that' through the continued exertions of Baron OTTENFELR for an ami cable adjustment, aided by the GRAND VIZIER, a strong feeling prevails at that capital, that the peace of Europe will not be di.turbed. An article him 'Neste coArms the account we gave yesterday of the arrival of Mr. STRATFORD CANNING at Corfu. The following are extracts BUCHAREST, Dirt. 31. Since the departure of the three Ambassadors from Constantinople, things continue in the same state. The Porte is preparing to make a most obstinate resistance, and no means are left untried to revive the spirit of the Mussulmen, uhich has been much depressed since the late reforms. Meantime well•infor med persons still enter tain great hopes of an amicable arrangement; and they are the more confirmed in this opinioo, as the Austrian Internuncio, whose health, indeed. is still very indiffe• rent, neglects nothing to induce tile Porte to yield, and to make it sensible of the dawn , to which it would be inevitably exposed by a breach with the three Powers. At the same time, the answer to the Grand Vizier will support the exertions of the In ternuncio ; and the Sultan may perhaps be convinced by it, that the question is taken up very seriously in all quarters, and that the preservation of peace depends only upon him. How far it may be allowed him, in the present moonlit; to change the policy hitherto observed, and thereby to see himself protected against more remote danger, can hardly be judged of at Constantinople. At least, a wish appears to prevail there for a powerful guarantee for the duration of the state of things which may be produced by concession. Whether the other Powers will find it proper to give such a guarantee may, if the case should occur, become a 'thfferent question. The Ambassador of the Netherlands, to whom, on the departure of the Ambassadors their archives were en trusted, had also the jurisdiction over the subjects of the three Powers assigned to him. The Porte, however, has not allowed him the formal protettiOn of them. Within these three days, severals English travellers and Polish Noblemen have passed through this town, coming from Constantinople. • SMYRNA. Du. 19. The French and English Ambassadors, after a few days' stay at Vourla,'have proceeded on their voyage. Tranquillity prevails here, but the Consuls of the three Powers are snaking preparations to depart. TRIESTE, Jas. it. The Osservatore Triestino of today confirms, on the authority of accounts front, Corfu of the 4th January, the arrival of• Mr. Stratford Canning at that place. It also states, that two Greek brigs of war, which had put into Corfu, bad been obliged, by an order of the Go vernment, to leave the port.--Algent. Zeitung, Jax. We also received Frankfort Papers t , : the 19th: their contents possess no political importance. The following are extracts: STUTGARD, JAL IL Several important legislative measures not hating , been completed in the last Session of the States of tbe kingdom, his Majesty was induced to convoke an ex traordinary assembly of the States, which was opened yesterday by bis Majesty in person with a speech, in which be developed briefly the measures which it was intended to lay before them, and expressed his confidence that this fourth Session of the States would, like the pre ceding, afford new proofs of the strict union between the Sovereign and his faithful subjects ST. PRTERSBURGH, J -ANUAIIY 1. Two Circassian Princes had sa audience of the Em peror on the 29th December. They offered to his Majesty to raise and place at his disposal a volunteer regiment of light cavalry, which should be clothed arid maintained at its own expense. They brought with them various uniforms, for the Emperor tb choose that of the regiment. The Emperor decided, that the officers as well as the soldiers should wear a steel helmet, a coat of mail, ball proof, coming down to the middle of the thigh; over that a short blue habit, richly embroidered, long white pantaloons, and long gloves of buffalo hide ; the hand is covered with steel rings interlaced, and the upper part which goes above the elbow with steel pl4,tes highly polished ; their arms are a long sabre, a dagger three quarters of a yard long, a pistol of the same length, a steel bow, and a quiver of arrows. These warriors gave considerable proof of their skill in the use of all these weapons. The Envoys received rich presents from the Emperor, who, on dismissing them, assured them of hie spe lt 's' isowev.... l Frankfort Papers, Jan. 18. • The Adelphi Theatre was cievlded agbitt ha n;$111, is the comic Burletta of Pods Poi Lando,' is Ai very' /teat favourite, and cannot tail of adding eptiOnabip to the receipts of the treasury. ' • 4 `• COURT CIRCULAR. Tke Duke of CLastirca came to tow* yesterday motniel, born his seat ht Bushy Park. His Bovat. Hien= tell a Levee as Lord High Admiral at the Admiralty, which was attended by , number of Flag and other Naval'OMcers. The Dux* left tinrts about five o'clock, un his return to Bushy, A Cabinet Council was h:id yesterday afternoon at the Foreign Oise, Dovrning.strset, the summonses for the assembling of which were Issued from the Foreign Office. The Ministers present were the Duke of Wellington, Earl Bathurst, Earl Dudley, Earl of Aber_ deer, Vitamin hielville,Viscount Palmerston, Lord Efienborough, Mr. Peel, Mr. Huskissoo, Mr. Charles Grant, Mr. Sou*urn, and Mr. 'terries. The LOUD CRANCELLOR joined the other Minittors about an hour after they had assembled. The Ministers sat in deliberation from two o'clock till near six. * The Duke of stunning and %Ir. Huaxisson were in commu nication up to a late hour on Wednesday night. Mr. Husessaox sent a dispatch yesterday morning to his Maaxerr, at the Royal Lodge. Windsor Path. Count Moines, the Hanoverian Minister, left town yesterday morning fur the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park, on a visit to the Knto • Mr. Hasetssns had an interview yesterday with the Marquis o Asactssr, at the Noble Marquis's residence In Burlington-street. The Right Hon. THonas Watat.acc transacted business yesterday at the Colonial Office. Downing.street. &maces Mayans visited Viscount GODeIIiCR yesterday al ternonn. The Marquis of Lowoomoraav transacted business yesterday at the Office of the Commander.in-Chief, in the Horse Guards. No blame whatever attaches to the Council Office in otnittint to summon a Privy Council for Tuesday last, as no orders had been received at that Office. Prince Um, an, the Russian Ambassador. transacted business ye.. terday at the Office of the Secretary of &ate for Foreign Affairs. THE MARCHIONF.SS DOWAGER OF SALISBURY'S CONVERSAZIONE. ......4.0k.... The first for the Season was held at Salisbury House, on Wednesday evening : it was attended by the follow- 1 ing Personages: The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, and Marchioness Emily of Londonderry, Marquis Downsbire, Marquis and Mar. cltioans of Salisbury, Viscountess Hampden, Sir Thomas Neave, Bart. Mr. Giles t Lady Puller, Lord John Fitzroy , Lady Tattered, the Dowager La dy Floyd, General Cape!, Mrs. Champagne, Lady Hon. W. Dundas, Misses Illacknell, Mr. Stapleton Lady Charlotte Bury, Mr. Hart Davis, Marquis and Marchioness of Thumond, Mrs. N. de Rothschild Mr. Rothschild, jun. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. AU RI V. LS. Viscount Dungarvon, from Dublin ; Sir John Newport, at his biome in Saville.row ; Lord and Lady King, and Family, at their house in Darer-street i from their seat, Ockbant, Surrey ; Emily Marchioness of Londonderry, at her house in St. James ' s.square, from her rear, North Cray, Kent ; Countess Spencer, at her house Is St. James's-place. from her seat, Althorpe, Norti:amptonshire ; Major Parker, in Wimpole-street, from Brighton ; Capt. and Mrs. Jackton, in Regent.street, front the Comment; Load and Lady Chichester and Family, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Ireland ; Henry Grady, Esq. and Miss Grady, at ditto, from land ; the Rey. Mr. Symonds. at ditto, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. 'Levison Cower, and Family, at the British Hotel, Jmnyn-settee, from their seat in Barks • i James Hamilton, Esq. at ditto ' from Cambridge; the Rev: Frederick &Mils, at the Bernet' Hotel, Berners-street, from Cambridge ; the Rev. Charles Egerton and Mrs. Egerton, at ditto. from Thorncombe, Somerseulaire • Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins and Family, at Batts' Hotel, Dover-street, from the Continent; Mrs. Wilkinson and Family, at ditto, from Ton bridge Wells; Henry Grattan, Esq. M.P. at ditto, from Deland; J. Jacobs, Esq. at ditto, front a tour ; J. Hanham, Esq. at ditto. DEPARTURES. Sir Charles Lamb and Lady Montgomery, front the Laotian Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Suffolk ; Lord Bglinton and Mr. Lamb, from ditto, to Won ; Sir William Cumming Gorden, Bart. from ditto, to Berke ; John Disney, Esq. and Son, front the British Hotel, for their seat in Baez; Captain Otway, from ditto, for Brighton ; Thomas Welby, Esq. from the Berner' Hotel , for his seat, Arlington House, Grantkun, Lincolnshire; Dr. Heald and Miss Heald, from ditto, for Spalding, Lincolnebire; Colonel and Mrs. Conyers and Family. frost Batt's Hotel, for Bristol; Mrs. C. Johnson and Family, front ditto, to Norfolk; Captain Wilson and Son, front ditto, for Newmarket. The Duke of WitcisoTom will preside at the next Anniversary of the Hampshire Pitt Club. The Countess of Essex had a card party yesterday evening, at her house in Hill.street, Berkeley.sqnare. Sunday, Sir FM/ORRICK LAMB, accompanied by Lord Folowsess, his Secretary, arrived at Plymouth, and awaits a fair wind, to sail in the Briton frigate, for Lisbon. The Hon. THOMAS GRIN mut entertained a dis tinguished party to dinner yesterday, at ►is home in Cleveland square. The Hon. C. JRNKINSON and Mr. ROSIRT It Is said, will be. the Alover and Seconder of the Address to the Kau he the House of Comma* en Tuesday nest. The remains of the lace Countess Dowager of GROS votes were removed on Friday from her tate residence at Ealing, in bliddlesea, where her Ladyship recently died, for interment in the family vault at Shareable!, in Cheshire. Her Ladyship was daughter of Hamar Vannow; Esq. of Hilton Park. in, 518E01.4%40. by the Lady lissatarra, daughter of the third Earl of Sununu. Dispatches were received yesterday morning at the Colonial Decrement, from Lieut.-Genera! the Hon. Sir a. L. Cola. G.C.B. at the Mauritius • front Lieut.-General Sir hiltllll Karr, G.C.B. and G.C.H. at Halifai ; sad from Lieut.-General Sir H. TIMMS, IC. C. tl. and K.C. at Bermuda. Lady Gwyn/Cs Parties commenced on the Terrace, Piccadilly, oo Wednesday night. There were present— The Prince and Pancras Esterhazy, Prince Puckkr Muskau, Prince of Holtenlolte Limfenkourg, Duke and Duchess et Leinster, Duke and Duchess of Argyll, Duchess of Richmond, Marquis and Marchioness of Londondsrry, and Emily of Londonderry, Coen. seas St. Antonio, Countess of Essex, Lord St. Helens, Viscount and Viscountess D'Analtaw, Countess of • C.barkville and Min Tinian, Lord and Lady Heytesbury, Lady Keith, the Ladles O'Brien,Lady C. Grevilk, Count Munster, Mr. Greville, Mr. Brag, Mr. Dundas. At Pisa, where there are many Jews, they have a superstition, that when a dead body is carried out for iriterment, if a dog pass under the bier, the funeral must be postponed for the day, and the' body conveyed back. ' The mob, aware of this, take pleasure in bunting dogs in such a direction as to make them pass under the bier, as soon as they discover a Jew's funeral. The agriculturists of Herefordshire are about to petition the Legislature for a revision of the Game Laws, and, as one reason, state that, though they ate debarred from killing game themselves, they are not only burdened with keeping it to the destruction of their own crops, but are taxed, in the shape of county rates, to prosecute and maintain poachers. The Visiting Magistrates of the Hampshire Prisons, iQ their report to the late Quarter Sesions at Winchester, state that the number of prisoners confined for offences against the Game Laws wag much less during the last than the preceding year. Four respectable Ladies in Heswall, near Neston, met together at a friend's house on Christmas evening last, drank a comfortable cup of tea, and.danced a four- handed reel, to the tune of" Green grow the rashes, or whose united ages amount to 305 years ! A CURIOUS Taro.—During the last nights of Novem ber, at an hour which presented a sort of coincidence with the events of the Rue St. Denis, the glass of several shops and coffee-houses in Paris were broken by leaden bullets. On the 3d of December a clue was discovered-to this outrage. The police discovered the tuthors'of The annoyance. The offenders were taken from a Voiture, and being examined before the Com. missaire, proved to be a young advocate, a bias leer 'ekent, nazi a gluier. All the parties, so opposite in their avocations, were influenced, it appeared, by the desire to ,obtain business in their respective pursuits in life. THE ARMY. Lieutenant-General Sr Jong Brim, ICC B. and G. , lrunderstood, be appointed Colonel of the 29rli Worcestershire) lieginnet of Foot, vice General Goitomi Fosses, deceased. Coloneley of the id West India liesiment, of which tie was Colonel, will, consequently, become vacant.. The Culoneley of the sth Barrabow of the Royal Ar, become vacant by the deatk of lieutenant-General F. A 11/gement belonging to the 72d Highlanders is march Ma Liverpool, to join the Service Companies tinguished Corps, at present data' duty in the Tower. It afords us muck pleasure to announce that Government it in contemplation to make an allowance, Itt the shape of t. retired pay, to those meritorious and deservin% Officers Non-commissioned Officers, the Adjutants and Sequin the corps of Yeomanry Cavalry, discontinued from the law, who art not already to the receipt of half•pay or • who have completed a certain period of service in the . The Newbury Troop of The First Berta Yeomanry quested their Captain, Commis 1101111L011, En. to sect tuitions services to Government, wherever he might be , ' lead them. At the Mid•Lothian Yeomanry Dinner, last west, . Seornswormr, of Spottiswoode, hi ajer of one edit disbanded returned thanks, be took occasion to say, that as be ' served in the Edinburgh troop, and continued to have . regard for It, that in the event of his corps not being re.estahlishod, he would endeavour to rejoin his aid standard. Ni than done; for Serjeant W3GHAM, and a recruiting much good humour, intently marched up to the Maj tiered enlisting money, to the great amusement of the NAVAL INTELLIUENCE. The Mars, &mute, from Li—rem— aterkk to London, on the Goodwin Sands yesterday, but earned to be The Caledonia, Mocoonato, of Inverness, got on shore Conon Sand this morning, but as the tide flooded came out much damage. Noss Simms, JA.s. OS.—The Oswy, Senrenaon, which put in here go the 10th instant. has stopped preceeded for London. The Ann, Ronson. sailed I 40th instant, and put back the next day. leaky, baying sod strained when loading at the Spout, and has since damage. Lowaterorra, Jan. 10.—The Molly. from Uamburgh, anchor in these roads yesterday, was ran on hoard of by tb bald, of Yarmouth, and received damage in Mr bowsprit, lass, &c. Dear., Jan. W.S.W.—Arrived from " Juno, Joann's, for St. Übe's; J. Laing, Manaus, Lady Sherbrook, Twin, fee Sierra Leone; and ICUs:abet& for India. 24.-4alled the Scorpion yacht Fauns:Ts, JAL ea.—Wind S.W.—Arrived freer: Herta Fiats. for Jamaica. Sailed the Tumfo, Gaanvitts, Lisbon; and Fame, Darns, for Sr. mirhaers. most TUB exvisootai SOVIUULL, JCL 11. The Industry (tender to the Ramillies) sailed on TI Downs, with 'Woomera for the Blockade Service. The Benno, 74, Hos. Captain lase, was paid or on Monday. The transport ship Cato, has been got of the beach , Batten Bay, and conveyed to Catwater. The Sicilian brig Archangel San Rafael, has been hauled off in Headman's Bay, and towed into Sutton Pool. The brig of war Teyo, was towed front Catwater into the Saturday last. The Swedish barque Jupiter, the schooner Knight, of Teignmouth, and the transport brig John - of London, have been said were they lay after the transport ship Haydon, the West India Isis Mary ship Jessie Lawson, are all abandoned. Is Hanioaze...The Britannia, Ocean, Windaor stone, Erebus, Reynard, Candies, Tytian, Antelope, transport. In Barnpool—The Rasa. At the Island—The Leveret Vigilant, Nightingale, In Catwater—The Indian trLderi Cato, Soutbwoetk, In the Sostai—Thr. Briton. Undaunted, Infernal, Bramble; transports Jupiter, Borodino, Wansbeck, - and Pearls and Teyo P Another alteration is = ae gism Is the Naval Uaifoein. epaulette isto by akogetber of a sew patters. Foatmeava Learnt.—Mr. WINININ the Midshipman Conflict gun brig, reported to have been drowned, wik ran down the Lady Dyads', in the gale of the lath, of the wreck alive next day, by the Dutch talk«, land, from Amsterdam for Cadiz, and landed at Tuesday last. samenngs====snim COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE-(T, Jti Phonation Sugars this week a very tale quantity has hens done, but the pekes in general cannot be stated he the early part of the week. The increase in the proof that real business is entered into to some ell comparative stock is therefore lessening rapidly. No there are some largenales of Mauritius Sugars/inbred, for thin description is so great, that an advance of submitted to. Phonation Sugars this morning anf (saner prices, and the market looks healthy. East improving, and the deliveries on the increase. be business is brisk, and for the Contitental markets large are reported at an improved price of about ls. per participates in a slight degree in the advance in ether of Sugars. Correa is held more Atlitly, but no advance can Badness continues unimportant. The shipments are large at present. If any thing the Rum Mullet may be quoted little doing. In &AMY and GIBIZVao there is no tr, notice. Imssoo.—Tbe sale of Indigo at tie India House, bast whole attention of the dealers in Ibis ankle, and I. eluded. A. fat as the Michas proceeded, the price* been lower than tbs.* given at t►e lain sale. The deliveries the East India Humor are Imps, and some heavy shipaiests been made to the Continent. The deliveries of Tallow have hems large ibis week, to 3,240 cwt. The price remains about the same. Beatles is the last erten days has exceeded 23,000 and Flax remain Ana. Business In Tossoco bas nukes' incressed--tbe deliveries week ending last night we very vest, viz. about Nearly an the prices sue about the same. • Woss—The demands noticed lo our lot report Wool cuotinue —the deliveties of Ws description midis; last oliht, have exceeded 55,000 Hawn, arrivals Wool, bavatallen off my considerably —Spanish *Lip id. higher. Batlmes continues in steady demand for coossniptlee, 14s. M 445. 4d. The deliveries have increased, sad • this week. The sale at the India HOW! of SOO tons ter the beginning or next month. Fiuz maintains the lam advance. In manufactured greasing demand may be noticed this week. The - acct► tbe most eager purchasers of raw silks. Turkey enquired after: and the quotation of Benda is from 14s. M. The holders demand the latter price: arrivals of French manfetures reported. The stock kluge, and little or no profit now is made by importing. A letter from Corfu, dated the 25th December, that the Talks in the fort of Scio had capitulated, had been transported to the Continent, Greeks remain masters of the whole island: " CORFU, DICUSIRS 23. " The fortress of Sdo has at kit capitulated. Colonel Fabvier. after having transported the Turkidi garrison In Tchestne, the nearest plate of the opposite condom, retaksed In remake et the whole Island. In cenempence of the docility and cameo of troops collected there from various other Islands, under his colours. he has wished to take advantage of the opportunity to attack bitty lene. He is said to be employed in preparations for wearing the success of his expedition. " The famous Capitano Cantwell, with the Capitani, whit hat collected men in the Ides of &Who, &fro, and Scopelo, made a trAat the beginning of this month in Triad, in the Penisaola. go, where a Tabir Ap Conisiod was. paid by . the Cholla* the Seteskier, for keeping SOO awn to guard thecae:dry. In punt of fad, however, he only kept aoo se SAO palicaris. pocketing the pay of the other s. Car tarsi landed detachments in three difarent places, sod having set Ste to some of the enemy's assgasinee, Assay cbespelletTahle Aga, with a small pan of the had whisk me deed, to svnvndsf. He afterwards defeated, by means of me 'latticed*, 1,000 men sent against his by the ierashbn pet et whom remain besieged la avery disadvantageous positlea7 C.C.S, *DA His. Vorentenike) 'peened. The lit am tar JONI! !has Jilt to 1 ° Ar.illery hes nderst " P. Lave. me. } le new es its ' n P ADM Su - es of that is. I ADM r. i v edei moment have I 9iceTs tape of half Or Oracles and • ••"- 4am Makin td apps' t the t3th Data . all pa ir pension, end tit up the Ifeetourery. lane: have re. • offet their gra• t be ealkd art. The I /et, viten Ave. at hsbandsd corps. .btalnir to bad fumed, ,hiirch l have " ni6Ch 'ye and g re.establishad, No sooner mid hit het signed. with e sPs Mayor, end us. • o f the the company. is 2 0, ,eady when tl n, was on skeet raT y. i . sit be got of. • inadeqi shore upon the came off with. hai bee a ed her leak, sod feel i ng t r U 44 from meow s i ci the d hence on the ruing laid badly • t since received burgh, while at of by the Rum. Isita b•wsPrke wind. barge, in con sal Loudon die 2, for Jantaien; his Ra Digabeth, Pay ship. 1,1 and th At, foe Lisbon. Nona sin Loudon the bonen; Giuoivit.t.e, fee the eel s. Iligbn Tuesday for the iport i, off into ordinary and 11 ; e Si be e a i c li h an in poiecro M"Re Inh: S ud u tai n off the rowed at the The Poetugeme t the Sound ea Al ass' clown- Sceptics J. Cos oint and Robert. the r the gale. The a well try Ann, and the made ir Castle, MA. itigah ssd Hous passe( cr gale, and Linnet. the Royal wank, transports. ✓enal, Sititeatan, M ck, aud Steam; en G. I • ly Uniform. The dined d , bipa ,„ of t e at the C I, when his wend lined 13th, was taken and a Slott North Hol- m Falmouth at presto band ?dare 4Tsts DAN). the K nifty at bagmen stated higher dies MOW the deliveries lea High e extent, and the set L No r tw i l c thatandlog fired, Govt the has bet a the axe firm at the t India Sugar I. bagg I Reined Sugars Ra y s l2,...e large purchases ' d r n ' nt er ewe. Foreign ether descriptions unite, TI can be noticed.— with its of East India 'AMC was I d more firm there, but after o variation worth he , hasocc.piedtk dine, is• ant yet eat es is general have by ei oe deliveries from The shipments have enjol dress week, amounting un 6 r The delivery of woo lbs. Hasp all Mpf t deliveries in the es i t sat moos gice i • T lows ger Illissda gni 1 les is the week kl n t, rrivals of German ' Wails we front Guy Cita pinintion, at free ad are 1,1113 ewe. " I teen is &dared par the Herod good% as ▪ tool he *remora are 1 intal rkey Silk is meek g linl Iran tau. CAL to bite There are few let la the country of 4 porting. Wit fro ecember, states d ra ipitalated, awl yds t, se "that the of ad: sac at Colonel Fab vier. fo i et. Pplueads, tide •••••.,.-- iIM 111