Star. — London, England, 1828-10-07 00:00:00

good of the empire, without for an instant &Bimini potty or local attswitrocoes to iodate* my conduct. Now, Gentlemerr o ltake my leave, not without a bops, however, that when ttahettrlifity is restored by the great venation being sat at rest, which has caused the present discussion, you will meet me under more kindly iww pressioss, and with a reflect view of the principles which have guided lay Parliamentary coadoet:' . . . THE EVENING STAR. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 79- JB%. LONDON. POWS OW SDOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCIL Sank Stock Skit India INAS. 1 3 prlt Cgs& Rid. What • South Sea-Stack Opir Cis Orin. 67 4j 7j 7 Old Aneeirales 36 por Cent. ant .ifttraltillracke4l. liras 75 6 Sjpei Com lited.fibut 450110icto 7.5 41 4 per Ct. New, lel t& .0640 and "Poo Gino is 4 per Cent. 1926, Sint Sank for Met. Lag Ann. Shot India for Acct. India Stock 235 Console for Acct. 1171 FOILSION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Raglan Bds. S pQ. 51e5.1141,1825,46pCL Do Acct. enj De Acct 31Ij Colombian Dd.,. para. Fotteg.Bik. SpC. gal Do.Boade,tasia, 1131 • Rem 11d5.11122, pCt.O3l j Da. Acct. 904 De. Amin% i Danish lids. pCe. Spenieb BL 5 pCt.lll Greek 11d5,1425, pCt. 1.41 Fr. litemees,3 p Ct.73t elc D. Acct. to Backaage, 2Sf 30c BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. swam 1111116 too 63 24 II U 10 76 . Dated Media 40 14 le Otrasiliast Fire Ars: 100 10 21* Protector Fkie 20 a Itt 66.-41 641. Canal Gas Blebs a) 1 us. 6d. This afternoon, artwo o'clock, his Grace the Duke Watt.trurrou and the-Right lion. the Earl of ASERDIII3I went, in their separate carriages, and in fallComt dress, to Grillioa's Raid, in Dover-street, where they had as audience of congrandation with tbeQueen of Poitlllo AL; by whom they were received with the most gracious courtesy. The Date was dressed in a. Field Marshal's, 'nacre; and wore the Order of the Garter. Lord Asuman were that of the Thistle. A* Megices Brasitan The harvest in this country has been happily much, More productive that the continued rains of June and' July bad led people to erpect.tt is however,on the whole, by no mesas tried one—the crop may be stated gene. rally to be defective, and the fact of old wheat feiChing so much as Iss. and 16s. a quarrer more than this year's, does not speak mach for its average quality. Corn has, been rising for some weeks in Mark-lane, and bread has, already advanced in price. The weekly average dial governs importation was on the 19th Sept. 58s. 6d. fal 11016. iil i !'' i , , . I$ il . , 1 . , " , , . , ~,, • 1 /4 I : 1 / 2 1, 11; . t :It Wheat, and on the 26th, 68s. Id. and the aggregate average tithe sit weeks which governs the duty is cow; 60s. lid. per Neuter. The duty is conseqaeotly 244., and se tdief can be sought is the impartation of foreigal corn. On reference to the average prices throughout Europe, lately published -in the . Mossiterar. and copied into the English Journals, it appears that rites are eveqwbete too high to admit the possibility of foreign corn being iateodseed 'bete. The pi= at Scottie, the . sreat shipping oat on the Oder, was 16f. 19c. the hectolitre, 41e 375. 34. the imperial quarter. Adding to this ss. per quarter (cermiltly not coo much) fow l freight and insurance to 'London, and Ss. for an. loading and warehousing these, and then the duty of 265. the result is, that Wheat cammot wow be in:. 'ported from Stettin ender 695. 3d. per quarter. MI •Antsterdain the price is 171. 19e. the hectolitre, or Sas. ed. the quarter, making, with 6s. for charges, and '24s. ditty, es. ed. The average of wheat throughout France is 1 I f.43c. the hectolitre, or 495. id. the quarter, sad adding 6& and 44s.it would amount to 795. Sd. in the London warehouses. The northern ports being now shut up for the winter, oar case seems to be this— that until English 'wheat rises t 0651. we are prohibited in effect from resorting to foreign supplies. The first necessaryof life is thus kept, in this country, at a prim dearer, by from sae half to two thirds. than °eche greater part ef the Continent. It is even Ils.fid.l per quartet above die rats in France, whose agriculta-1 rusts have also a monopoly, thou?* a :nom moderate one than our own. The present scale ((duties is vet y good as-compared with its predecessor; bet its chief emit, in one eyes,.is,tisat it was held out as preparatory. es a better dispeesation.` The time when corn shall be admitted into our ports sae a fait, iced, and moderate dem will be a reign of grace.wot *sly WORT MOW. • future, and commerce, but to the agricultural interest itself. The Paris Papers roociv — e7iii — aaight cassia eatbieg importest, all Aar .istelligeaco tress the theatre of war Wain hem anticipated by the GOMM and Butch Papers, front which wo have ahead,' given copious ez. MM. A letter ftoOlavuin, is the Gerreeivalc Frvatoe, !taw that eibeerouref lass* tricre'eatbasking re die 10th alt. The Chief biettolf did eat intend to embark wad die assent etpeditios was ready 9 sail. The troops front /4*lfTig ware fines team treas. ports amidst the salutes.gf the. AIN* Cued ie honour of the arrival of tbra .40abassado*: . it Tharsgh tin seloke," says the paw:gip 4-thiiepr. " iv see the Greek odours hoisted. is he room cljihe rd Sy riche Egyptiaes." We received last fig "' R. Ist. km. li costs*, hider the 604 of Anemia, some; 'peculation; en dm hinds& Ile Dardanelles by the Ilertiass. It asouliffit have hose ecpected that this! country would 011eritetat to the execution of this Inca. sate, a m id faience is draws/that it will prodece a; sebism • political iodations of Europe. Pt= Papers to the 3d instant were received this 111 . $ their COMPOU do not possess numb in terest, and ileincipally relate to the swan adopted by You Am fat the Were effectual protection of ttie 1 port of Proses' flout assault. A serious me tiny had betake set ett the Ist Sept. among' the Greek troops, trade, Gfteed Cantant. The odessible reason given foe gkii sit of iosaboediaatitio watahat they wise only to ifilsive Biz works ) heasatl of three months pay. After the soldiers were promised the pay they desired? the mutiny was quelled; and it is said Gen. annum' thoroughly disgusted with the Greek ser vice, tied given up his command, and - arrived at Santa► Maws. VIENNA, Sass fig. st letter from Corfu, of the 11th September, astable theft:Mow ing partieadars " Letters from Peeves" of the Ilth of this meads, which have just been received here, state that Vali Bey Jana (whose reconci liation with the SeratAier we have already mentioned) had arrived sr Prevesa on the sth, in the eves*, and had immediately gives orders to a man of war at anchor there in cruise horn Part Nato.' errors to the vicinity of the island of Santa Ahura, as he had ma- I win to fear the appearance of sans Greek ships. It seems that' accounts received from various quarters agreed in stating that se veral amulgwessels, atistkos and the like, under the command the somata Antonio Pasoan. (whose son has hug been in Cogs, and the re nuinder of whose family is daily expected from Ancona) had arrived at Blither, which seemed to wait (Sr the ar rival of Deenetelas Ypsilanti with hie troops frost Niagara, In order to act then by ma and land again* Prevesa.f On the 6th 'Witte morning, Veil Bey inspected the fortifications of Prevesa, and gave orders for fortify*/ the position of Scalle, a rocky island at the entrance of the golf .1 Peeeesa. Oa the ath,irt the afternoon, a Proclamation appeared, calling on ail the inhabitants, Turks as well as Greeks, to mkt is erecting the batteries on Sea*. Veld Bey farther demanded from the inhabitants of !reveal' a loan of 50,000 Spanish dollars; and on the 7th issued an order that every Individual in that tows above the age of sisteen years shorid pay a Spanish dollar. At Asia sod the neighbouring places tranquillity was restored, and the inhabitants were returning to tbek houses, which they had left daring the quarrel betwieniTek Bey and the Seraskier, Itedseedd Paolka. The Se; &skier lad sent some troops at the mid of August to wards Zagori (north of Janina), in order to climate a band of rob. bees who bleated *at neighbourhood. The chief of this band is mid to he a Turk wasted Alice Lames, who formerly commanded it Anatolia,. On the approach of the Seragiet's troops, he took refuge is a momastery mar Tager', but was driven from it, and red treated to a village in the mountains, eight leagues front Janina. In a precedingengagement, this Banditti Chief had lest fifty men. h was reported at" Prevesa, that all the Albanian Chiefs had sent a petition to the torte, in which they make complaints of itedichid Poch; mad desire that Omer Vrlsne may be appointed in his room; who, being an Albaniae. is better acquainted with their manners and customs. The famous Albanian Chief, Maur Poda v is sail also to have signed this petition. With respect is General Church, and the meeting mem his troops, the letters.from Prevesa give the following mamma "Oa kleaday the Lot September, in she meowing, General Church titled; all the Captains together, in order ea give dam sit-weeps' pay.l These Captains then required is see the written order of Count', Capo tristria, by virtue of which only de weeks* pay was to be distributed asneeptheos. Wimp= General Church had the paper brought front on beard the Greet steam boat, fad the Captains ap peared to be satisfied; but in the afternoon about 1,213 Greeks as• setnNed before the residence of Gea.Cbarch, a compel him is give them three months' pay. The Stellffil-best and the adstices prr. add* the tumult, directed their guns against the mutineers, and ally waked for orders from Genial Church te fare upontisent. The General seat his Aide•de•Camp to pacify the anutimeers, who, bow• ever, with those who accompanied him, wee very ill treated. The Captains new hammed tr the spot, and promised the ntotineers the pay they *sired, at which order was revered." It was reported at 'Biked:at GeniMiChorch intended to go is Biles, basing as mind ea remain anyiloonaf ainondAmb awliagers. ht fact, General Chord. misted at Some llama a few days ago► sod had a conference with Captain Mahan, the English eesidesm On thee*, ha she morning, the french schooner the Armies°, arraed here item Brindisi: it brought dispatches &din Count Guigeninet ; sad due sseppist a few boars is tits suds, sailed sitar hiss. WAYEWCB, isersauna se: ~. Tee Contra/ Camesittee s litialry, width &as beep established is oar city wer dace she yew lila, bald Its law weedy .at the lath Warn; &amity boat hicompleth la Its amber far above a year. and far else last We ar eidie awatlis, hardly ever wore . thaa oae raesaber bin present. is ceder. therefore. el) draw - up the lima/ peaswel. tie Comaslatiesers of Howe Darmstadt md Nassau <ma; bare sot purpose, mt. with the Boarish Commissions., sjoed the protocol. it any be exposed that the leasing pion .01 the ewktuiastts Sag feria, wbick bes been laid *dere the Diet, will he mode cabin. SWITZELtLAND, Ss:mum Private letters foam Paris speak of die overtures to be wale to Switserlandder swat modifications la the military capitulations. These amdilicalleas seem to concern only Me Regimeats of the Guard, some et she prerogatives of odd& ate thought to be ez-; cessive. .$y diem changes it is hoped to Fewest further attacks in the Chamber of Dgutirs, which k would be the more dillicolt to resist, as the capitidatiens have never been esuirmed by the agambeaa. or published hi the istaatis des Zak --Fneelifert t The latest Jewish from Eglna, which tome down ta the Lath of August. make ass mention of sea ao etpedklea ati Ypsi lanti to Western Groece.--/mtriert Ohms.% Sept. 25. CITY, Twainve o'Ccocit. The arrivals this Maiming are kw, and of so impeetance. A La ward island Mail left St. Themares ea the its of September. The private letters, by the above astweyano‘briag ammo from Waifs of the 15[110 August. which areal Jaws. Trinidad Papers have beau received at the nth Auguste—The crops are Impacted to pc ohm shim thousand hogsheads of sugar. A subscription of beam= hundred peon& hae hem made for a inenumeot to Mr BALM Woooraeo. lashadees Papers else arrived to the Nth of August, bet are .9•14 et interest. Dui& etesealmeat which is arrived. Wog Dieuinirme. trim Amsterdam. ire amt. Mailer. Meeker Dime mock kam improved. There is a oesqlese Swaths lu the Cowl otethot et porsos. mid the wisk of the Mote are open the Ow fee *sorriest of the great City earitaist, mid it aware tier a» greskiliva it aia-• avow, wIS talcs phoe tuttil be ashes his . appoketwo, which is aspeceed es the ordeal of the Frank pada from Cal Ms. COWS opased ax 4161 CITY. HALF-PAST ONK O'CLOCK. Up t. the prows licor woussek without the lease kfirosatiett. The Wends Nil is not eakeL The Camel market has hem Ilreteatieg &deg the etatoleg between 441 asdet7i fee the Abreast; they say be limed at the Aster price. 4 11 e alike of Ireland helmet a mere otanding mature, has had some effect en die :Feuds. and finpreeed then dote the early part at die Ewing/ pee eon. L as f*.. market *ere is isabiog dein. • Difpatshes were seceived this aiming at the Colo nial Oliee ifolo the Leeward Wands. The Duke of Curs 'mac arrived at Hanover on the 23d eh. *leer three raearke abeeeee. The Duke of WiIAANGTON returned to town yester day, from a reside tie Karla WessaroaeLsits, at kis Lordship's seat, at Apar:Nye, tiordiantptiouliire. Viscount M immix has ktt torn for Scotland. Dispatches were received yesterday at the Foreign Ork dr e issa-Lard & Olt OAST 1011111,41 r, his Allajeity's A or at Yariff• fniffillowitag is posted at Lloyd's: " P.aa, Ocr. Swedish Coawl at Marseilles has re. mired intelligeoce from Algiers of the capture of three French brip, from the Colarleo, with sager, mike, &c. by Alierice cor sairs, and affibiell have bees sold with their cargoes. ♦ letter from caws, of t h e jig& Il k states, that ea the SlPtli August, two *lgo. rise corsairs capered See French lodge, scar Cape It. Vincent's, and carried them into Larachs." CHELTENHAM, Ocr. 4. The Anttimnal water children have arrived very ra pidly during the pest week, and the three Spas have had, in consequence, numerous new subtiribers ; among the latest of whom we may mention the DRAW of WESTMIATER. We have had three balls during the week—one on Monday evening at the Assembly Ro , .ms, which was very numerously attended; a Quadrille Ball at the Rotunda, on Thursday evening ; and a grand Fancy Ball at the Assembly Room, on Friday evening. patronized by Colonel O'blatt. and a Committee of Gentlemen; some of the dresse. worn at which were very splendid, being new for the purpose. and several Gentlemen appeared in character, which they supported very ably. FASHIONA SIC INTELLIGENCE. . -••••••- HARROGATE ARRIVALS. Dr. Hedgkinseo, • the two !dines Hedgkinsen, Baron 'Veld land and family, Captain Bowen, Honourable Oiptaln Needham, Honourable Mr. and Hiss Myth, Wu. Mr. Lloyd, Captain Tom linson, Judge Turrens, Bishop of Itaphoe, Count de ILichcfauli s Honourable Capt. Sinclair, Mn. General Hewgill, Major Micky, Captain Watts, RN. Lord and Lady Musketry, Lady Johns:one, Sir Jokes Rae Reid. Sir C. and Lady Wilson, the three Misses Wil son, Rev. R. Prettyman, the Ilea. Mr. Ives, Captain Grifuh, Major Sr. Paul, Sir Horace St. Paul, Mrs. St. Paul, Col. Smith son, Major Uppleby, Captain and Mrs. klethain, Colonel Hid., Major Garthwaite, Capt. Johnsen, Mr. G. Robinson, M.P. 11ev. Mr. Ffaeinerle, Captain Martin, Lady Williams, Capt. and Mr.. Gibson, honourable Mr. and Mrs. Monson, Honourable F. TM made, M.P. Rev. I. and Miss Kirkby, Captain and Miss Bayley, Di. and Mrs. Hamilton, Lady Harriet Ryder, Lady Harrowby, Wroclaw& Mrs. Dixon, Captain Curtis, /cc. BRIGHTON, Ocr. 5. There is no change in the lace of affairs at the Pavi lion. The mansion adjoining the Palace is getting ready for the Princess AUGUSTA.. The Marquis Witt.s.saLsr , Wing his health improve, purposes. to extend the terse o[ his residence in Brunswick Tenses. The Dowager Marettioness of Dammam' Is expected to be at the Maya, Lath Dotal this evening. The Karl of Maims is retsuned to the Doke and Duchess of Rictistosie'e, at Goodwood. The Doke 1 A wow Le. erturned to the Albion en Friday. The Dowser Cuunte4 of A sneesouou, after an occupancy of one of nor Sterie mansions for •about two months, lett us Tester dopier Lewes, to pursue the route of Dower and Calais, tor the Cunneen.. Lad, Atationa Censurers° closed her visit to the Duchess of Aft/1 , u., and kilns, tur ber seat in this comity, on Friday. Lard Jolt MOSSIAL arrived. and laid the bandanna grope of oar ',ejected National Schools on Thursilay.witis the snail ceremonies, and in t hepresence et numberless spectators. His Lordship sub. seisendy presided as a meeting on the subject, at the Old Ship, where he accepted of the proffered appointment of Prendent of the dostitotien. His Lordship has since kft us. lad Pigeon, from Eastimemse. is arrived for the The /Marsala et Canaan arrived at the Royal York Hotel on' ' r Pads,. and proceeded westward. It w hkely his Lordship is poste ' to join his Lady, who is on a Mak to the Dowager Marchioness, of Lmmaroximasir, at Muditurd,bs Manta. The Marquis of BUSTOL, who lett VII a short time since, has parchased two houses, with a con.iderable quantity of land, in Keisiptoo. The Dowager Lady 31Mviun has arrived. and taken a haute in Bruuswick•terraoe. A mangos in the King's.road is engaged for 4k. bliarsitioons Cassiwau.ss. ARRIVAL OF TIIR.QUEEN OF PORTUGAL. Her Majesty arrived at Grillion's Hotel. Albemarle street, shortly before seven o'clock yesterday evening, haring in her suite Sir William Fremantle, the Trea surer of the King's Household, Lord Clinton, one of his Majesty's Lords in Waiting, appointed to attend the Queen during her stay in this cuuntry.the Mat qui: and, Marchioness de Palladia, the Brazilian Minister, and the Marquis de Birbacena. The King's Guard, who, were selected to serve as a guard of honour to her Ma jesty, had not arrived at the time bet Majesty arrived, but reached Albemarlastreet from their guard chamber in the King's Palace, St. James's. a few minutes after wards, and were drawer up in a line opposite the house. Soon after her Majesty's arrival, the Marquis and Mae chioness de Palmella and the Brazilian Minister took their leave, and rr turned to their respective residences. In the course of the evening the youthful Queen ap peared at the balcony of one of the windows of the drawing room, and was enthusiastically cheered by the assembled multitude. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. Yesterday morning, at a few minutes after eight o'clock, her Majesty the infant Queen, and suite, left Bath, escorted by a troop of yeomanry cavalry, who accompanied her as a guard of honour for twelve miles; after which ase cavalcade, consisting of four catches and four, and two chaises and paw, proceeded at a rapid pace, without any other delay than that octi- Limed by the changing , o 1 horses, until they arrived at u Newbury, about one clock; wh ere they remained an hour, doting which time her Majesty and suite partook • of tefiresbaseuts, which were in readiness, and proceeded ass their roam to London. At half-past biz o'clock her Majesty and suite drove' op to Galleon's Hotel, which has been splendidly fitted op for her reception; , and so great Was the conco ur se of person who were collectcd in anticipation of heri arrival. that it Was with considerable difficulty her Ma. jesry could.be removed in the arms of one of her di.. tioguished attendants from the carriage. In about a quarter of an hubs . afterwards a solid of honour ar rived in-front of the hotel, but too late to perform . aty other duty than that of placing two sentinels at the door ; previous to which the Marquis ralmella, who accompanied her Nlajestr from Bath, was unable to pro ceed to his carriage; but just as be was entering it, the young Queen, in compliance with the repeated calls of the assembled multtude, amongst whom were many respectably dressed persons, appeared in one of the bal conies and bowed repeatedly in the most affable man nor, which was akaowledged by immense cheeting,l clapping of hands, and waving of hats. At 20 minutes after seven her MajestrJeft the draw. init.:lsom. leaking on the arm of Lord Clinton, pr 'ceded by the Marquis of Barbacena, and followed by Sir William Fremantle and suite, and went down the grand stairs to the dining.room, where covers were laid for xtvelve persons. Lord Clinton sat on fret Majesty's.l right, and one of her maids of honour on her lett; Sir William Fremantle and several others of her Majesty's suite also had the honour of sitting at the royal table, one being laid in the adjoining room for the pages, kc. Her Majesty is very fair, and rather tall for her age ; she wore a brown cloth dress, with two rows of buttons down the front in the. form of a riding habit; she like• wire wore a cap fully trimmed with lace, which was tied under the chin. She partook of very little at dinner, and about half-past eight o'clock retired to the drawing room, where she had some coffee, and immediately after went to bed, apparently very much fatigued. Up to tea o'clock mindsets of persons continued in front of the Hotel, and. much to their shame, kept up a constant uproar for the Qaeeit to re-appear. It is to be regretted police officers were not also placed in the street, as they would certainly have done more than metely keeping a clear passage to the hall door. The bells of St. Martin's pai ith Lti uck up a merry peal in honour of her Majesty's arrival. All those persons who are immediately about her Majesty's person speak of her as being a most affable and lively child. Her Brazilian pages at e perfect dwarfs. DOVER. OCTOSER It has blown a heavy gale iris' the S.W. , of the packets. either from Calais or Boul ogne. ventured across. A courier. with dispatches f oe French AThbassador, landed last evening a n d immediately to town. - THEATRES. -.11.-- DRURY-LANE. Last night Macbeth was performed at this the great attraction, of cours e , bei ng y ous e s and in those scenes in %bleb he was p , iwertull and all his energies called forth, his peiform, nee sustained his character in the pat t ; but when this the case we thought a languor was (Asters , * not favourable to the general effect. In t h e dap lie was quite himself; his expiessum did j.i,t,' fine conception of the p , et', cteation. It w 4; possible, in fact, that it should be seen and met with the highest approbation, by lion, which at its dose found vent in one n:.ivrisal of applause. His address to the 014 , :ers o. dered King after the discovery of the murder, be declared that hr had killed the sl7epittg re ur d eln. for who that loved the King as he did could was delivered with a•vehemence of well cGunten feeling that draw dnwn thunders of .applause. the last scene v itir Mactirl, his espres. soo and horror on hearing that 3. l rzcil 1' was the foe by whom his fall was predicti.J, and lotion taken from despair to contend Kith finely depicted, and highly applauded. ales Asa: Lady Afacbeild.; her performance of ratter is well knowo, and we could a t terceive alteration .from her previous representations. ' sleeping scene she WAS much a, plauded I Macdt p.m a piece of good acti.g.:, tha tell for particular remark. Mi. Lac in . 1 /u/zulist. in Banco, were both very respectable. other characters were also respectably sustained, the audience appeared highly gratified with the • petfOrraauce. The , house wart very %sell filled, with the exceptio the ahess.boses, in which there was some deficiency, is natural at this season. Af:er the Tragedy there was a new D'vertisemec in which Miss ANGELICA and Miss Burt, King's Theatre, bore a conspicuous part, Ind of dancing must, we tip irk, have been full ) g, Gioveai in London follnwed--Don Glom Love, who proved herself for midahle sisal or VILSTRIS, and received immense applause. COVRNT•GARDEN. The First Fait of King Henry the Flarrk formed at this Theatte last nigh:. Mr. KEN( st "has been trequently and rt cently c►iticise( sufficient minuteness. It presented n..thing I. disturb the opinion we benre entertaine I of it. to call for fre,l. observation. Mr.WA tine was spur. The performance, like most (it the G, efforts, was marked by considerable toter in pans of the character, but not bearing Out power and effect which would entitle it t 3 comparision with the first class of tragediw WARDS made several points which drew dos , applause. The Prince was represented by M who acquitted himself respectably, and the nose which was worn by the gentlemen wt Bardolisk was Fainted as red as heart could w t, acting of the old standards, BLANCHARD and =Omar. in Francis and the Hostess, was adi usual. Paler Wilkins concluded -the eveni tainment. The honse at Laleham. near Staines, taken vernment fnr the Queen of PoaruGAL, Went Earl of LVCAN, not Lord Lucas, as was stated of the papers. It is pleasantly situated on the the Thames, and was occupied by Lord Fit' 11119011 GOWEN, previous to his appointmein Secretaryship of Ireland. The French and Russian Ambassadors had a conte mpt with the Earl of Aansonso yesterday, at the Ulhce of tie Illswiesary of State for Foreign /traits. The Ao-trian Amliassasia 104 a Isugintervisw with the Noble Earl yesterday. ranee Ulnast entertained a distinguished patty at Amer yesterday at Asbburuant Hesse, Dover.street. New Toast, Sart'. B.—Our cot•on market remains without change. The accounts front Liverpool to the pith though rather lees favourable than the preceding. base bad poem here. The sales of the week reach only t,400 bags of all fern. trie.loo Uplaods, chiefly from 10 to 104 cents 700 TenneAses and New Orleans frost 10 to 111 cents, and 100 Alabama, fromlo to 11j. In Tobacco there it Iktle doing. A further lanprovessw has been experience/ in the E.:changes on Etigl. , ial and Fr.0ct..... lulls en Loudon, tiO days, 101 to 10;4 ditto snl ('ranee, 5.1:, OD Pite; sovereigns sottheavy guineas, 9 to 91 premium. At a Court of D'Over Hummed, lIeIJ in Co•lc on Wednesday, it was resolved that the Ireedom of the cis,/ be resented to the Duke of NRWCASTLE and I.•rd KENYON. Lord fluattAat passed through Mit hafTl CA Fatunla! last, to Murton House, the seat of Lis nude, sir. LA lIBTOU, where lie rerstaineci f r two day after u÷...:11 he set out for the county of Northumberland, tor the purpose, we believe, of visitioß the Fad of TA oats- VILLE and Lotd (ion. His Lordship, is understood, will, in a few' days, teturn to the Soots. Miss Itltrrono's tragedy of /lie,' -t Is he :e-red Thutsday insteid of Saturday. Re;,c.rt c• ckb of it: and as this accomplished Lady ins never ?a Pnptuell;icelypeolccetawtioilnl,rus•teif ratify dsonsat " 1 believe th disappointed the P3 ts'e o friendship. The heto bg rep. c iettitrli'lbli;; 1 private;;.l'e and the heroine by a young Lady, wlio mike liar debut on this occasion. The accounts f.om Ireland are u. a natuiesomerhat 'satisfactory. The P:OC:AMS ion of the Loop Lux 'TENANT has already produced a beneficial ode t and if this salutary mea.ure be followed up by tie effectual ,oppression Plate Cattolic Association, whose meetings ate evidently "far no rutp:.se Lityirti to tit' law," ale ,safety and hap p iness ci Ireland will be secured. There is an honest unwillingness to pass off Anotliet 4 obserwatinas for boc's owe, wi:ith snakes a man appear F , ,:d!!!'-c• He who leaf as not from biren:C, rejects the lessons a s eaperimce; be who judges from the event, make* &Inane ao sa• sensor in his judgments. ANnCDOTE OF SIR ISAAC NEwTONe-.-Thil ieiUStrM ous philosopher was once ridirg over Salisbury.pla'n. waan a beg keeping sheep called to him-- Sir, you had bet'er make kart no, or you will get a wet jatket." Newton. looking roar': "i`wi ving neithe clouds or speck on the burarni, jogged 01 6 very link nodose of the rmik's Ilt had made bet a few miles, when a storm suddenly arising wetted him to the skim tkirprised at the circumstance, sod determined. if Posidhle , 10:1 " certain bow an ipsoram. hey ILal attained a preciwon and know /edge hi the weather, of wh:ch the %siren philiwoithers would be proud, he rode back, wet as hr was. " said Newton, "1 'II give thee a guineas! tbuu wilt tell me how • :.so Craw :oriel Coe weather so truly 1' •• y liv ill saik: •he f,scr.•: fug !di head, and holding out hi, Is i• 11w C - o-gunl. " ." having received the motley, and to his snricP. when 0 3 lee Chit black rani turn his tan towards tl.e ;dd. di a stile ohla of rain within an hour." ‘' What !" eXclainitti the philosophw • " must I, In order to fore:el the weather, stay here aril watch w Lick way 'bat black rain tarns kis tad ?" ** Sir." OR rode New ton, quite washed with. his discovery, but not much inclined au Oval, Womb of it, or to recomnaud it to abets. and n .; dist logne, h tet bes f or tn . Proceed ti it a tl his Th.. ota d refi. tini est , It A man ce ei this sa l , ible.th at *it •ag ge.r . wit 1 mice i n AL (rit e i t. 1 f t. umne rte,, II i ve t sal butt o: the mu ,. ler, i n . nr b i4 tourd e , o4 tad d o h, v , 4.tinteot.l plause. ,tom of the de a dl y d the N o , h fate, real llrs. Buie It the ch .. erceise any ins. I n the . Cuero:. left nothi ng rat, and t in ag e . T he veined, ant: I the whok exception of Irfictencyin s 'rettitetnec:, Kt, from li t t'..e I ." gy , tif.!d. '3y :.1 1 - 4 II uI :,14d, me *as p ep . estext's M. see, and oiti last night •s its in:river was the h.. ri°ILLICIttAr. I to particity lAL sustainea a faveurablt edians. _ ML tw n atiimlted Mr. tc pasteitied who pLited and 'ltc Do- admirable as ening's enter. • :ken by Go.' clings to the aced in some the banks of Fo %Nets bal. 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