Star. — London, England, 1828-03-10 00:00:00

LON DON. MONDAY, MARCH 10, _lB2B. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. On the opening of the British market this morning, a panic took place, and Consols, which left off on Saturday at 831 1 for the Account, opened at 834, and in less than three minutes fell to 83 to 1., caused by several reports that the declaration of war by Russia against the Porte, was alasoletely in town—that the Rus sians bad crossed the Pr i iith—and the third report, that the Ame ricans were going to make a reciprocal treaty with the Turks. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The Consol market at present is rather wavering at 831, alter nately buyers and sellers. PRICE OF STOCKS Bank Stock Shut 3 per Cent. Ned. Shut per Ct. Cons. 84a a 34 per Cent. Shut 51 per Cent. lied. Shut 4 per Cr. New 1001 * a 4 per Cent. Sc►ip 4 per Cent 11)26, Shut Long Ann. Shut. AT TWO O'CLOCK. !India Stock Ditto Bonds 90 South Sea Stock 3 per Cent. 1751, 821 ,elooo Ezcheq. Bills 59 60 53 4.500 Ditto 59 60 58 £lOO and £2OO Ditto 59 60 58 India for Acct. 244 Consols for Acct. 831 j 1 FOREIG 'sl FUNDS, TWO O'C 1 (WK. Brazilian &Is. 5 p Ct. 631 Guatimala Bds, 6 pr Ct 341 Do. Ac. t. 631 1 1 Mex. 11d5,1825, 6p Ct 33/ 3 Chilian Bonds, 6 per Ct. 25 Do. Act.. 331 1 2/ 31 Do Acct 251 1 Porteg. Bd.. S p C. 731 C010n.10..n Ilona., 6 per Ct. 201 Pruu. Bonds, S p Ct. 100 D0.80nd5,185e4,241 4 Russ. 11d5.1822,5 per Cr.. 881 1 9 Do Acct 241 j 4% Do Acct. 89 111 Danish Ilds. 3 p Ct. 611 I Spanish Bds Sp Ct 101 Do. Acct. 611 Do A eel. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. SNARL rain. 35 20 68 50 71 .5 100 221 181 50 5 161 16 l'lrazillan Dativar Colombian General Mining Assn. The Paris Papers of Friday, and the Gazette de France of Saturday, were received last night. We gave in our Saturday's STAR the substance of the discourre of the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, in the Secret Com mittee of the Chamber of D..puties. This day we give that important document at full length : it will be found in a preceding column of our Paper. The intelligence from Constantinople and Smyrna, in the Gazelle de France, is of a very warlike complexion, and matters are approaching rapidly to a crisis. The new overtures made by the Austrian Internuncio had not been received by the Rats EFFENDI, under the pretence that they could not even be presented to the SULTAN. The consequence of this state of anarchy in Constanti nople was, the greatest alarm prevailed among the Christians, and even the Ministers themselves began to be apprehensive for their personal safety. There is no further mention of the shipwreck of his Majesty's ship Cambrian, Commodore HAMILTON, in an attack, in conjunction with a French squadron, on the island of Carabusa, the chief rettest of the G erk pirates, in these. Papers; and w•e fain hope, from the source whence the story originated, that it is without foundation. We received this morning Dutch and Flanders Papers to the 9ih instant. Their contents are of little interest. They give some details relative to the insurgents in the island of Java. -1 eAsso k_ _.._. - ' gimlets, was between s and 40 below Zero.—Pders. THE EVENING STAB. Journal, Feb. 25. - HAMIXTROH, Matey a. lite Elbe was this morning full of drift ice, which slimes that the ice above the city is broken up, and the navigation on that side also free. The ships that have been detained at Cuxhaven by the ice have an ived here yesterday and to-day. The information in the French Papers, received by the Mail this morning from Mexico is important. The Journal du Commerce of the 7th states—" Our corre spondence from Mexico has come to hand since yes terday, and the letters from the above capital are to the 6th Jan. They confirm all the events we published in our Journal of yesterday, but with the following modi fications. The Commandant Revere, who remained with Montano with his detachment, and two pieces of cannon, soon found out he was deceived, and his post was taken from him by General Gueriero. Our Cor respondent dues not mention the conspiracy to assassinate General Victoria. It is true that the Vice President Bravo has disappeared from Mexico, and his residence is not known; the report of his junction with Montano is not confirmed. FROU THU JOURNAL DU COUNIERCR I Or Tax 6TU. at EXICO. A conspiracy was on foot to assassinate General Victoria ; all the Gendarmerie west to be the accom plices, but the chief of the conspiracy was arre.ted in time. The President, Gomez Pedraza, issued a Procla ma:ion, stating the colntry was in danger, and he de pended on the patriotism of the inhabitants of Metier, to inscribe their names on the list of the National Guards. The greatest evil is, that the Government is without money, and that Montano offers to the de setters un peso daily. Although the troubles are at our gates, eves y tliing remains quiet, and the execution which has taken place, has caused no alarm. General Arena, condemned to death on the 29th of December, was conducted by fifty men to the place of execu tion on the sth of January, dressed as a General, and was shot. The execution of Martinez, Secretary of Arena, will soon take place; after which General Negrette and Echavaria, it is thought, will also be exe• cuted. It is only with great firmness that the Govern ment can be saved ; and it is thought Gomez Pedraza will succeed in accomplishing this object. It appears that this conspiracy was connected with the project of Admiral Laborde. HAGUE, Maus t. We understand that the Assembly of the States- General will probaLly be closed before Easter. Hence it apprars that the debates on the Penal Code will be deferred to another Session. Farther accounts have been receiveJ from Batavia up to 15th November. They contain an account of an expedition of the first column, under the con.mand of Lieut. C.•lonel SoUewyn, to the Dessal, Gamplony, and Banjuentenang, at which last place Diepe Negoro was stationed for a considerable time. They also report an expedition to Passer Gedee. In the first expedition, which took place the end of October, the enemy was driven (tom both those Dessas, which were entirely destroyed. The following are the only other particulars of any consequence that we meet with in these reports : some dfstingoished Priests of the family of Wiro Negoro seem disposed to submit. The hostile Tom mongong Pringaloya, and his father, have submitted to Major Britchkens, also very ably took advantage Of circumstances to induce them to this resolution.— According to the latest accounts, the sickness at Djocjo. carta had not diminished, and there were about 400 patients in the hospital. AMSTERDAM, Fn. S. The number of merchantmen which passed the Sound last year was 19,025, among which were 1,818 of the kingdum f the Naherlands. Oa comparison, it ap pears that 1,958 ships more , than in . 1826 passed, and 180 Netherland vessels more than in the preceding year. The duties paid at Elsineur by all the ships were about 1,740,000 &wins, of • hick '77,800 by Netherland ships. HAGUE, Maacu 4. From the torn which the deliberations of the Sectionsof the Second Chamber hive taken on various questions re lative to the Penal Code, it seems that the great majority of the Members who have examined this important question is of opinion, that in the present state of society, the penalty of death cannot be abolished, bat that many of them have expressed a desire that it ilssittld be very rarely infected. The ma joeity hat also declared for the retaining of the penalty of branding ) but only under certain regulations. On the Other htud, a very great majority has declared agiinst retaining the punishment of flogging, which they con sider as a remnant of aecient barbarism, inconsistent pith the present state of society. liambergh Papers to the sth instant have also been received. The folk:ming a re 'magus BT. PICTEILSIIIMGI4:Itso. ie. The (rand Duke Constantine lefi this capital on the evening of the 19th. Accounts from Perm, of the 30th lan. say, the winter has been eztlemeN severe. Since October 2, the ther mometer of Reamer Las always been between 20 and 28 below Zekoi and in the night of the 17th Jan. the mercury froze in the thermometer. The spirit thet- MININ••=m SPAIN. O 1 den have been sent to General Eguyra, by the Spani.h Minister, to send to the coast of Galicia all the disposable force. This bat produced .it Madrid a great sensation, as a revo:ution is feared in that quarter against the Glvernment. The Lord CHANCELLOR had an audience of His Ma- J BATT yesterday at his Palace in St. James's. Ttie Prii.CrSS ALIGUSI A attended Divine Service ye tetchy, at the Chapel Royal St. James's Palace. The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTIR eneertained a numerous Party at dinner on Friday, at their residence,. Glouces ter House. Park-lace. Yesterday, the Disc , ess of ICSINT and the Princess Vscroem. attended Divine Service, in the private Chapel, in Ken sington Palace. fhe Duchess ( f Gam. crarett took an airing, yelL terday, in her carriage, for the first time since her recovery From ber indisposition. The Princess AUGUSTA accompanied her Royal sister. On Friday their Royal Wphisesses the Duke and Duchess of Cu, siatics, the Limns EXILIC of CMIOLATII, and a small distinguished party, dined with the 14r1 and Countess of Cessati, in Privy Gardens. A Cabinet Council was held at four o'clnck yesterday afternoon, at the Foreign-office, Downing-street; the summonses for the assembling of which were issued on Saturday evening. The Ministers present were— The Dule of Wellington, Earls Bathurst, Dudley, and Aber- 1 deen, Viscounts Me'vide and Palmerston, Lord Ellenborough, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. Secretary Huskisson, Mr. Charles Grant, 1 and Mr. Berries. The 'Ministers sat in deliberation till 7 o'clock. Mr. MA RQUES i, A messenger attachrel to the lonian' Government, arrived at the Colonial-office, Downing-street, soon after six o'clock y. sterday afternoon, bringing despatches from• Sir Frofferie Adam. the Lord High Commissioner of the lowan !slaws. The Hon. Mr. SPENCER, (,t,n or Lord Clivitoirict.,), the Secretary of Legation to Sir linear W taxman. our MMus- ' sador at Vienna, arrived at the For, ign-ottice, at see, it o'clock on Saturday morning, with despatches izoni Sir 11. WeI.LESSAT. Viscount ititiMSFUNU il aills•it it'll to IW-liS Uii S /Ulf day at the Foreign-office. Duwning•street. The -I...rdit of the KING'S most honour able Privy Council had a meeting on Saturday morning. at eleven o'clock at the Council-office. The Lords present weir— The Master of the Rolls, the Lord Chief Baron of Scotland. The Judge of the High Court of Admiralty (Sir Christopheritobinson) took his seat at the Board (or the first time since his being sworn in a Privy Councillor. Their Lordships assembled in the Pri vate Committee Room, and were engaged till four o'clock In the afternoon hearing the arguments of Counsel on the different causes of appeal, which were stated on their Lordships list to be a, tot lows : i Briswas if. Dobee,' a rehearing of an appeal from Bengal; "Jarrett v. Jackson," from Jamaica; " Fraser v. Rose," from Bethke; "the Law Officers e. the Militia Officers," from Jersey; " Duffs v. Gawne," from the Isle of Man. No persons but those in tested in the appeals mere allowed to be present in the apartment. At Cherte•field House on Iburschry morning, the Noble Earl entertained a brilliant and very hillett party in a very magnificent style. The CIIANCBLLOB held his second levee on Saturday evening; it was attended, amongst others, by the fol lowing distinguished individuals : The Archbishop of York, the Load President of the Council, and the Duke of Gordon; Marquisses—Minekester, Salisbury, Sligo, and Bristol; Faris --Falinuutb, Flarrewhy, Roseberry, Gus. ford, and Jennyn • Viscounts—ileresfoed, Lowther, Mandeville, and Clive; Bishops ' —Ely and Carlisle; Lords•-•-De Dunstaneille, Kenyon, Downes, &amortised, Dundee, Douglas, Calthorpe, Skel. antedate, Fitzroy Somerset, Ashley, Belmont, Teynham, Ikude. sell, Stanley, and, the Lord Chief Justice; Right Honourabks— kl Mr. Secretary ueltiseon and C. W. Wynn; the Judge of the Admiralty Court • the Attorney-General, M.P.; Sirs—Ni g htir.- gale, -Pd.l'. Bere sfotd, M.P. Carrington, M.P. Acland, M.P. Cetterell, M.P. lidariin.ll.l l . C. W. W. Wynn, ar. P. Guise,PlP. Vivian , M.P. Philippa,. Y. M.P. Johnstone , Morgan, M.P. Haring, N.P. RidleYrit I' , siihill. Yorke, M.P. and scarier, M.P. Masters in Chancery— Trower, Farree and Dowdeswell, 11. P. ; Messrs. Campb e l l,- 'P. G. Bullies, M i lk Powell, M.P. Hon. K. Clive. M.P. IL COIN PCP: Wortley, M.P. H. Drum mond, UP. Asitural, M.Y. Wessel Losehinpon, M.P. Basbarts, M.P. Ferguson, M.P. Clinton - , M.P. C. Beetisy.M.P. D. liar clay, M.P. Hon. W. buncombe, M.P. Kennedy, Al. P. Lumley, ISLE Cave, M.P. Guen, M.P. R. Gordon, M.P. Leonard, bi:P; Caner, M: P. Conetmay, M.P. F Lewis, Wl': E. Clive, 111: P. Vernon, bLP. Nurtbeete, M:P: Greene. h1:1'. &c. ; the King's Advocate; King's Sergeants—Bosanqu et and Tatfdy ; ing's Court. eel—lien, Bitkerstetb, Pepys, Gurney, Warren, Treslove, 'Agar, and Bose; Sergeants—Lawes, D' ley, Arabia, and Spankie ; Culouel Arbuthnot ; Captain Seymour ; Doctors Siepherd and Ar nold; Messrs. W. Courtenay, Hulthouse. flaut is t, Lefever, Mettle, Lynch, W.11(111%604. Wigrani, Pemba-ma,hi, &e. Saturday the first meeting of the CoMmittee ap pointed to relieve the unfortunate sufferers at the Bruns wick Theatre, took place at Guildh.rll, when it was resolved that every person on the books of the theatre should apply in writing at the Irish Chamber, Guild- ball, its order to receive the amount Of tsto week's salary, according to their`scale of engagement. DUBLIN, MAACfi 7. His Excellency the LORD Llanr 'WANT has ewer tained every evening, since his arrival at the Castle, several distinguished individuals. Amongst C.ose pre. sent on Wednesday evening were-- The Marquis of Downshire ; the I3i,hops of Meath, F.lphin, and Chewy; Mr. Saurin, Sir William Burroughs, General Sir Calm/- boon Gnat, Sir Charles Vernon, Col o n e l Gossett, Sir De Coking Laffan, and Captain Graves. His Excellency gives another Dinner Party this even. ing. A Drawing Room and Ball will be given at the Casi le on St. Patrick's Day. At the de:it e of the diett e.sed manufacturers of the Earl of NlEnstt's Liberty, Mr. G. HOWELL addressed a letter to the Noble Marquis, soli. citing that his Excellency would recommend to those personages who will attend the Drawing Boom, to at tire themselves in tabinette of lush manufacture. The following reply was immediately received ft can Colonel Gosserr, his Excellency's Private Secretary : " Dublin Castle, March 5, 181111. " Sta—l have laid before the Lord Lieutenant your letter of t hi. Jay's date. in which you state having been requested to solicit his Excellency's patronage and recommendation of the tabinette in the ensuing Drawing Room: In reply, I am commanded to express his Excellency's admiration of that beautiful fabric, and to asoire you of the pleasure he would derive from seeing it patronised by the Ladies who attend the Drawing Room. " I Lye the honour to be, Sir, &c. &c. " W. GOSSETT." MR. SECRETARY PEEL'S GRAND DINNER. Mr. Secretary Pam. entertained a numerous party Nobility and Gentry at Dinner on Satiird.ty, at Ibis resi dence in Ptivy Gardens, to meet their Ituy.ll the Duke aed Duchess of Clarence; among shorn were: The Princess EMilie of Carolatb, the Lord Chancellor and LA, Lyndhurst, the Duke and Duchess of Cordon, the Marquis and blarchiomess of Londonderry, the Dowager Marchioness of Hert ford, the Marchioness of Westmeath, Earl Dudley, Karl and Coun tess of Cassilis, the night lion. W. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, and Miss Fitaclartiice. The Duke of Watt/sr:l.ox was prey. need from being present, being confined to his residence by a severe cold. On the at rival if his Royal Visitors, Mr. Pam. came out to receive them at the c:o ,r, 'and conducted their Royal Highnesses to the Dining Rooni. The dinner was of a most sumptuous description, and was served in very elegant style on a very splendid set vice of plate. In the evening there was a very num. rous party, consisting of nearly all the Foreign Ministers and their Ladies, and a large assemblage of the Nobility and Gentry. The Picture Gallery and Saloon were brilliantly illuminati d on the occasion with ormolu lustre,. Roses, and other flowers, in full bloom, were placed in large quantities in the rooms. Re freshments of the choicest description were laid out in the drawing room. The company began to arrive at ten o'clock, and continued setting down till eleven. There were present — Prince Reiterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, Princess Esterhazy ; Prince Polignac, the French Ambassador, Princess Polignac ; Prince Limn, the Russian Ambassador, Princess Lieven; Count d'Akudia, the Spanish Ambassador, Countess d'Alcutlia ; the .Marquis de Paimella, the Portuguese Ambassador; Baron Falck, the Ambassador from the Netherlands, Baroness Falck; Count de Moltke the Danish Minister • Count d'Ofalia (on a special mission front the King of Spain); &Ilan Bulow, the Prussian Minister ; Count Ludolf, the Neapolitan Minister, Countess Ltidolf; Count d'Aglie, the Sardinian Minister; Baron Cetto, the Bavarian Mi nister ; Count de Mandesloh, the Wirttnaburgh Minister; Mr. Lawrence, the American Charge d'Affaires ; Mons. Biedermann, the Saxon Charge d'Affaires; the Master of the Rolls, the Attorney. General, the Solicitor-General, Prince Spinifie. Prince Paul Lieven, Chevalier de Neumann. and the Mexican Minister. Duca—Dorset. Duck/luau—Dowager Richmond, Montrose. Maaninsas—Winchester, Salisbury, Chandos, Camdes, Bath. Maacirroxassgs—Wincb;ster, Emily of Londonderry, Dowager Salisbury, Salisbury, Bath. Brat.s— Rosalyn, CoruitaHis, Brecknock, Shaftesbury, Falmouth, Delaware, Aberdeen, Jersey, Verolam, Warwick. Costal —Falmouth, Athlone, Aberdeen, Jersey, Clarendon. Vncotrurs—Goderich, Melville, Sidsuouth,Valletort, D'Anshold, Beresford. VISCOUSTESSID Sidmouth, D'Anshold. Locos—Hill, Ellenborough, Colchester, Farnborough, Eliot, Gower, Stuart, Hotbam, Ddwnes. Lama—Colchester, Stuart, Gower, J. Lennox M. Kennedy, Taylor, J. Peel, H. Williams, Grahams (two), Cl arke, L.Paukt, E. Grinistooe, H. Clive, Wetherell. Coutiv—Munster. RIGHT Hozooaams—C. Grant, V. Fitzgerald, Sir J. Becket, Sir G. F. Hill, G. Wynn, Wilmot-Horton. Honottaaaam—Mrs. Hope, Jenkinson; Misses Dundas (two), Miss Addington. Stu—George Cockburn, W. W. Wynn, A. Grant, T. Lawrence, H. Taylor, W. J. Hope, J. Shelley, G. Clerke, H. Hardinge, U. Vivian, H. Floyd. Cor.onscs- 7 Shaw, Cook, Lindsey, Wood. _ _ Messos.—ltiee, Trevor, 111 U, Banks, Dawson, Sydney, W. Peel, R. Peel, Hanks, jun. Hope, Rden, Planta, Dugden, Smirke. Ross, Townshend, G. Bulks, Teasslsle, Venable', Hobbouse. khaTmesses—Huskisson, Wilmot-Horton, Dawson. Eden, Dug. den, Lawreove i A 11bouse. Mists... Wn Wo od, Peel, Falek, d'Aleudia, Hobhouse. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE ARRIVALS. The Duke and Duchess of Leeds, in Bruton street, Berkeley square; Lady Elizabeth Lowther and Miss Lowther, in Grosve nor square; Dowager lady Grantham, at Whitehall; the Dow ager Duchess of Leeds and Mies Anguish, in Lower Grosvenor street; Load Marcus Hill, at Salisbury House; Lord and Lady Skelmeradale, and the lion. Miss Wilbraham Bootle, in Portland place; Lady Georgiana Bathurst, at Earl Bathurst's, in Mansfield street, Portland place ; Hun. Was. Blisb and Miss Bligh, in Here ford street; Hon. M. Clive, in Tylney street, Park lane; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Perkins and Family, in Ilryanston square • Mr. H. Arbuthnot, in Whitehall place; Capt. Agar, in P ar k. lane; Major and Mrs. Alrzander, in Hertford street, May fair; Mrs. and Miss Allen, in Uppat Brook street ; Major Alston, in Clarges street, from Gibraltar; Major Ancram, in Piccadilly, from Portugal; Major and Mrs . Boyd,in Grosvenor place; Mrs. and Miss Brande, in Gloucester place; Mrs. and Miss Bradford, in Green street, Park lane ' • Major Boyce, in Curzon street ' May fair; from Dublin; Mrs. and Miss Boynton, and Major Ludlow, in Grosvenor street, from Naples; the Misses Currie, in Hill street; the Hon. Edward Capel, in Piccadilly; Mr. and Mrs. Dugdale, in Brook street; Mr. and Mrs. Stratford Dugdale, in Lower Brook street; Colonel and Mrs. Campbell, in North Audiey street; Mr. Henry Call, in Piccadilly ; Major and Mrs. Cameron. in Pall mall; Mr. Charles Calvert, in St. James's place ; Colonel Carr, in the Regent street, from the Netherlands; Mr. T. S. Duncombe. in Queen street, May fair ; Mr. and Mrs. Cato, r, in George street, Hanover square ; Mrs. and Miss Chalmers, in Park street; Major and Mrs. Darby, ' in Sackville street; Lady de Dunstanville, and the lionourane Miss Bassett, at South place, Knightsbridge • Major Davies, in P a ll mall, from Pails ; Major and Mrs. thereon in Brook str e et; Major de Barry, in Pall mall, from Naples; Colonel and Mrs. de Grey, in Piccadilly, Mrs. Hobert Ellice, in Upper Seymour street; the Baroness and Mademoiselle Delmont, in Piccadilly, from Rome ; Mrs. and Miss Delamaine, in Grosvenor street, from Italy ; Major and Mrs. Edgar, in Cumberland street, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Egenon,in Gloucester pl a c e; Mrs. an d 7 Miss John Foley, in Queen Anne street West; Major Eldridge, in Charges street; Mrs. and Miss Fitzhugh. in Orchard street; Major and Mrs. Robe. Fitzpatrick, in Hertford street, May fair; Major Flynn, in PAIL mall, from the West Indies; Mr. Edward Fauquier, in Scot/And yard ; Major Furrester, in Park street, from Dublin; Mr. William' Frederick Forster, at Gloucester House; Colonel and Mrs. Foulkes, in Clarges street, from Paris; Major-General Sir Charles Greville, in Chesterfield street, May fair : Colonel and Mrs. Grant, in load street, from Vienna; Mr. and Mrs. Greenfield, in Brook street, (runs Cornwall ; Major Griffiths, in Dover street, from Carnarvon ; Captain H amlyn, R. N. at Lady Hamlyn in Upper Grosvenor street; Mrs. and Miss Hamilton, in Albe nisei* street, from Bath; Hon. George Herbert, Mrs. Herbert, and Miss Herbert, in Grosvenor square; Mrs. and Miss Howley, at the Bishop of London's,: in St. James's-square; Mrs. and Miss Hallet, in Grosvenor street, from Bath ; Major Hauser Hall and Min Hall, in Park place; Major Hammond, in Pall mall, from Paris; Major and )In. Herrington, In Bond street, from Italy; Mrs. and Miss Johnston, at the Countess St. Antonio's, in Hano- ver square; Mrs. and Miss Jennyn, its Park street, from Somer. ' setshsre; Mrs. and Miss Jenkinson, in George-street, Hanover square; Mrs. and Miss Leigh, In Portman square, from Stone kigh Abbey; Colonel Lowndes, in Pall mall, from Manchester; Colonel and Mrs. Lloyd, in Grosvenor place; Captain Mundy, B. N. in Cork street ; Lady Charlotte Grah.stn, at the Duchess ut l i Montrose s, in Grosvenor square. DEPA KW RES. To-day, Lord Wrottesky Russell and Mr. Henry Hope, to snake the Grand four; they intend joining the Doke of Uucciaugh and, other British Nobknsen, at Paris; thence proceed to Italy and tin Isles of the Archipelago—a three years' tour they propose. talon., THE ARMY: No orders have yet been Issued (roan the War (ace foe* 4tb Dragoon Guards to marsh from Dorchester to Exeter Barra,* The 3sl Regiment of Light Dragoons last week left Dublia h Athlone and Ballinrolte, to relieve the 14th. The Depot of the V. 9.13 Regiment of Foot arrived last weak Cork from Plymouth. This morning the 6th Dragoon Guards left Manchester for lc, tingham and Shslicld ; and the 17th Lsocers will arrive at cheater Barracks on the 12th aid 13th instant. The Depot of 93d Foot moves from Halifax and Bury to Stockport, pa l* . through Manchester to-morrow. The two Companies of 9th Foot now at Stockport march to Manchester Barracks ott* 12th instant. The West Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry are to continue ti,4 services, receiving no pay, but to be exempted frost the militia. The 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards kiss received order' k march from Nee/bridge for Dundalk. Tenth Regiment of Light Dragoons has received oidtri march from Dundalk for Nes/bridge. . The Depot of the 58th Itrgitnent of Foot has snowed Fermoy to Mullingar. A Detachment of the 7th Dragoon Guards marched this from Westminster for Coventry. A Detachment of the 67th Regiment of Foot matched this from We.tminster for Bolton. A Detachment belonging to the 4cl Battalion of the 60th Rik Corps, marched on Thursday morning, from Westminster for Gosport. A Detachment of the 35th Regiment of Foot marched m Thursday morning, from Westminster for Portsmouth, on roots to Jersey. A Detachment of the 15th Hussars marched on Thurshy morning from Westminster for Hounslow. The i h Dragoon Guards are ordered from Leeds, and are tabs replaced by the 9th Lancers from York. A Squadron of she 3d Light Dragoons are ordered from Dublie to replace a party of the 14th Light Drarxms in the Counties Galway and Mayo, which has been ordered to England. A large Detachment of the Reserve Companies oldie 84th Felt .mbarked last week at the Cove of Cork, on board the klontreat, to join their Companies at Jamaica. Detachments of the 13th Light Dragoons, 45th, 46th, 48th, ay 89th Regiments of Infantry, embarked at Gravesend on the* inst. on board the Lord Lowther and William Fairiie Indiana, for :itladras. Detacluuents of the 13th, I eth, 31st, 3stb, and 44t6 Retinues of Foot, re embarked on Wednesday at Gravesend, ott board oi Thomas Gnats Indianian, for Bengal. . NAVAL IN 1 ELLIGENCE. The Laconia, DANIIILI, from Charleston to Hamburgb, wash* on the sth instant, off the Hook of Holland, during a heavy gait at N.W. the Nate and crew drowned. The Nancy, Haar, of London, loading at St. Michael's, wss wrecked at that island on the 17th ultimo, in a gale: crew and part of the materials saved. CORK, MARCH 6.—Wind N.—Arrived the Crown, Putnza, from Penang, Singapore, and Java. LIVIRIPOOL, MARCH B.—Arrived the Echo, Tnowetiox, from Calcutta ; sailed Bth October, and from St. Helena 12th February, in csmpaily with the Susannah, for London. Fazwouvu, Maoris 7 and B.—Wind W.S.W. and variable.—. Arrived the Duke of Matiborough packet, from Lisbon, sailed 23d ultimo; and Esther, Vausace, from Cette. Sailed his Ma. jeaty's brig Falcon, for Lisbon ; the Marchioness of &Saw" packet, for Cadiz and the Mediterranean ; and the Osborne packet, for Halifax and Bermuda. PLynoueu, Mascot B,—Wind W.—Arrived the Watchfol, BROWN, from Fayal. Dear., Mascot 9.—Wind W.N.E.—Arrived from Loudon the Thomas Coutts, Cumin, for India; Glatton, Laconwt, for Honduras ; and Heroine, DALRYMPLE, for Dominica. MARCH 9.—Wind W.—Arrived from London and remain, the Nautilus, HALL, for Jamaica; Eliza, Wauraa, for New York; Egyptian, Lustful, for Bombay ; Tullock Castle, Prawn, for Jo. maica ; Diana, BaArrorwmee, for Gibraltar ; Recovery, lizooza, fa the South Seas; R. and J. Haynes, Gaanam, for Deere ; Mary Ann, Kraals, for St. Kitt's • Lavinia, Swam., for Genoa ; Arab, Fauna, for Nem South Vales; Nassau, Tams...rm. for St. Mi. chael's; and K. Logan, Loan, for Lisbon. Arrived the Swat, /Lamle)+, from Calcutta. Poarsosoirrn, MA men $ and 9.—Wind W. to N. W.—Arrived the Surrey, Nov..,.from Sierra Leone. in 59 days. The Lord Hur.gerford passed last evening for the River, from China; saiW 28th October, and from St. Helena 14th February : the BUM Mai to sail on the 16th for London. Sailed the Macqueen,Wamess, for Madras and Calcutta. The Duke of York steamer, for Lisboa, has put back, owing to some 4efect in the machinery. rauM TUE HAMPSHIRE TELSWIATU, YAacu & Extract of a letter from Lisbon, dated the Tagus, February 23: " The Portuguese have received Don Miguel very cordially. He went to Mau this morning, with his Sisters, the 16th Portuguese Regiment playing the Constitutional Hymn. A few hirelingseriel out Viva el Rey Absoluk I but they were instantly arrested, and all is now quiet. The rejoicings are to continue three days. The army is expected to embark in about 14 days.—Ships in the Tagus: The Spartiate,Windsor Castle, Ocean, Gloucester, Wellesley Briton, Pyramus, and 15 sail of transports. The George IV. steamer, .0 eh kft England three days after Don Miguel, arrived here three days before him. A dreadful gale has been experienced on this coast; upwards of 150 craft have been destroyed at St. Übe's. Wrecks and dead bodies cover the Tagus." Tuesday, the Mersey, U, Captain Branch, sailed for the West India station, leaving the Sapphire, 2s, Captain Dundas, only, se Spitbead, fitting for South America. Alr. T. Trekving is appointed Master of the Tribune; Second Lieutenant George Gs An, is appointed to be First Lieutenant of Royal Marines, trite Thompson ; Messrs. Edward Parke awl firs ate appointed Second Lieutenants of that corps. Earl Spencer and the Honourable Captain Robert Spencer are here for a few days, the health of Captain Spencer having beta seriously affected by close application to business at the Admiralty, a relaxation from which was deemed necessary : his frieuds will be glad to hear that he is getting better. THEATRES. ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE Friday evening Mr. WALICRR spin repeated his in teresting lecture on astronomy, illustrated and made exceedingly simple by the vast machinery employed, showing " this brave o'erhanging firmament fretted with golden fire," the heavenly bodies, moving in their respective cubits round their common centre of gravity, with the attendant satellites of each. The dif ferent stages of the moon's progress sound the earth, exhibiting her different phases, the eclipses, kc. are clearly demonstrated ; with the causes of the tides, in which Mr. W. accounts for the exceptions advanced.— The grand appearance of a comet, which traverses the entire machine, advancing to and receding from the sun, with its motion accelerated or retarded, according to tlle law of planetary motion—many of the planets individually described, and a representation of the ap pearance of the fixed stars, &c. all contribute to delight l and instruct the young, and teach them to " Look from Nature up to Nature's GOD." We were happy to tee an elegant and numerous audience attentively listening to and enjoying this truly intellectual treat. COVENT GARDEN. ORATORIO.—Another grand performance of Antient and Modern Music, selected from tl e works of HA N• EL, MOZART, HAYDN, ROSSINI, WEBER, and Bisnoe, took place here on Friday evening. BRAIIAII was m good voice, and sang the sacred music intrusted to him with good effect ; in the popular air of Kelvin Grove he was rapturously encored. Madame PASTA sang in three Pieces, PAcINI's Air, Ah t he f orst ; t h e duet Gom icr credi, Ah se de mall miei ; and Rossust's delightful Air, Di placer mi Galva it cur. The latter she sang with most exquisite taste, and it was enthusiastically encore!. Miss LYE had a large share of the honours of the evening. She was encored in her three Pieces ;WsN: • rax's Air, bad my Soul; BISHOP% melody, :f he Gill that I love. Metamorphosed into :the Youth that 1 love; and in the Air by WEBER, Love flow the Heart. Mk% cilium was - but in her best voice ; Ihe Soldier tir'd, which sbe sang, was however called for a second time. %loaf led with his accustomed abil.ty. The new Bishop' . 9C. Wtsicansrut o Dr. &mum leached a salmon yesterdaylin if e Chinch of Chrsst s Hoipital, in aid of the funds of the City Dispensary. The Briti4 A,atinasidor s Lord CLANWILLIAAI I has .ntived at Berlin. WIN It is said that such is the Kuto' apartments at the Castle, that he I,e ready foi his reception by that his MA/Firy intends t the ta.tle during A s cot Heath , It is further stated, that as soon 'up his midence at the Castle, gc 'proeements will take place at the His MAUSTY is fully expected Lodge the beginning of Passion CLERICAL INTE, CAMBRIDGE, . Yesterday Cha r m Babbage, E-q. M 'elected Locadan Professor of Matt. 'of G. k. 4. to the Plumian At a Cingregation on Wednesday, the Copferted ; bACII ELO 111 Rev. R. Mant, Christ INIA STIRS Of ... Rev. Heuer Battiscombe, Fellow of James Packe. Fellow of King's John Hardy Raven, Magdakne BACH IMAMS all Rev. John Vaughan, St. John's Rev.Wrn.Wogan Aldrich, Trinity Pelham Stanhope Aldrich, Trinity Rev. Wm. Gunning, Christ College, reacts mon In Erasmus Darwin, Christ College. BACH [WWI or John Robert Fiske. Catherine Hall. John Bennett Goodwin, Sidney SUN Wm. (\Mishear], Sidney Sussex Coll At the above Congregation, graces 1 ,. Slr. Hughes of Tunanuel College, and it Examiner of the Junior,Sophs, in the r' Porters also to confer the degree of ' Mr. Proctor, of Christ Col lege. The I lehrew dissertati t n was i Addis, B. A. of Trinity College. The .object of the Seatonian Prise . " Saul at Endor." The Vice-Chancellor any poem on the above subject shall be - to be entitled to distinguished coalmen_ shall be given, instead of the usual sum of The following Gintlemen were ord Cobs, in Christ College Chapel. in this DILIICOMS. S.W. Beatsein, B.A. Fellow of Pew * Henry Albert Browne, RA. Queen's John Cordeaux, Catherine Hall, Cans' George J. A. Drake, B.A. St. John's Frederick Field, M.A. Fellow of Trir #t Henry Freeman, B.A. Wadham r ... James Hale, B.A. Sidney College, Gee. A. Hopkins, B.A. St. John's William J. J. Leach, B.A. Jesus .. William T. Jo yce IWlenhrityrini‘gi;oAniPirille..AßQA' Trioueen• 1 1 John Word.worth, B. A. New College. Francis Duncan Gilby, &A. Clare H; Thomas Dix, B.A. Christ Church, John Sanders, B.A. Queen's College, FILII•TS. Geo. Fred. Apthorp, B.A. Emmanuel John Blissard, B.A. St. John's College, Frederick George Burnaby, B.A. Cab , Charles De la Cour, B.A. St. John's William Grice, B.A. Queen's College, John Griffiths Lloyd, B.A. Christ Coll, George D. Kent, M.A. Corpus Christi IL. Msssingherd, B.A. Downing Col . Woolley Spencer, B.A. Christ College, C. Thirlwali, M.A. Fellow of Trinity i Henry Thorpe, B.A. St. John's College, OXFORD, MA scii Monday, in full Convocation, It was 7 Wing to the creation of the Gem and that, for the future, all those two years from the tinge of their m. ..,_ a testimonial of having responded b e f ore the should be accounted General Sophists, old ceremony of creation. . Thursday, the following Degrees were MA STIII Or •U 7 RnbertWm. Mackay, Brasennose 0 Bev. Henry Dudley Ryder, Oriel ( William dulton Blencowe, Oriel . Charles Collyns Walkey, Scholar of • Bev. Percy Wm. Pewlett, Michael Fe JIACU MORS or George William Hope, Christ Church. William Reginald Courtenay, Christ r Joseph Gibbs. Worcester College. Sunday morning, St. Mary's Church Service. The appearance of the interior and is now chaste and appropriate. The 1 4 disfigured the beautiful columns ar e , be replaced. The organ has been ant, 1 responding to the rest of the building, in loos one which hitherto covered it. ' taken to put the instrument itself i t make such additions to it as more Is tiered necessary. It will now be found to richness and sweetness of tone or in power beard and felt to be understood, and \ galleries have been entirely rebuilt; the encumbered and concealed the west end and in their place a plain neat gallery the west end, as before, but also along up to the organ gallery ; so that there are • sides, whilst the south, which contains the left open. The Vice-Chancellor's Throne have been demolished—not before i• was • which are chaste and elegant, resemt drals, are placed on the north side elegant structure, opposite to them, for the Masters are between these t from this arrangement, lengthwise, for the Ladies are behind the Doctors stonh side. The windows have be• • filled with ground glass, the effect . .. good, and which has the additional necessity of those ugly things called l of our churches. ICCL MIA %TWA L ..: A dispensation has passed the C 4 Shephard, D.D. of Magdalene Cones', • liectory of Inkpen, Berks, together torllise Rev.nis. John Peel, M.A. of Alt. Secretary Peel, has been institi Worcestershire, void by the death presentation or the Lord Chancellor, Saturday se'nnight, the Rev. ' Christ Church, Oxford, was installed )Minor, in the Cathedral Church of ' the late Rev. Archdeacon Owen, Salisbury. The Dean and Chapter of St. Pet the Rev. John Robert Winstauley. of Bast too, Oxfordshire. The Rev. Jacob Robson has : of the newly-created District Chub The Rev. John Merwin Prower, the Bishop of Salisbury ro the V' presentatioo et Lord Shaftesbury. ~..---...,—.. Tax Pants.—Yesterday, °win, day, both Hyde and St. James's a nemerous assemblage of The drive in Hy de Park, in was thronged with carriages. Friday, at hall-past one Mr. Maeturs were removed - street s Goodman 's fields, for ___ Sc. Butolph, Aldgate. The remains drawn by four horses, and were folio' lug coaches. Among the friends- Meseta Goltismi& Conquest, Lardy, Lynch, Nichol* mr. Mon, Saker, '- A friglitfal attlll;nt happeoed oa disb-square, flora a horse, which driving in hi% gig, running with , the back of Mrs. Lir neral Cu Atari uuder it, then, in raising himself up, over, die servants off it, and the 1 CHAMPAGNZ was in the carriage, W iWAI very seriously hurt, particularly 7INDSO K. the Km; le, that he lion by th- ntends ent - it Heath ra let as soon Castle, gre lace at the expected t I Passion N TELL iIDGR, MA ge, El. M. A of Mathemati ?lumian Profe :dnesday, the LOS is DIM! ;haat College, FIRS OF ARTS Fellow of Ki King's Colleg dalene Colin • IRS 1/11 John's Colleg Trinity Ha 1, Trinity Hal it College, runt in row College. SLURS OF At trine Hall. Sidney Sussex fusses College dr, graces p.r allege, and Mr hs, in the plat egret of ALA !gr. was onWedne ege. tan Prise Poe :e-Chancellor :et shall be can d emote:ll4d usual sum ot were ordaine , el. us this Erni DIACOMS. DV/ of Pembro A. Queen's C e llall , Cambr I. St. John's • chow of Trinit adham Collet College, Cant. t. John's Colle • Jesus Colleg . K.A. Trinity A. qteen's C. New College, A. Clare Hall Church, Oro n's College, 0 FILMY% L. Emmanuel • ohn's College, y, B.A. Cain' . St. John's C en's College, . Christ Collet orpus Christi wiling College I tin College, C w of Trir.ity lohn's College, RD, MARCH on, it was agr Generale' Soph those Gentlem heir mstriculat Wed before the I Sophists, wi )egrets were c. MS Or •RTS. worms. Codes !F, Oriel Colleg e, Oriel Collet scholar of Wor Michael Fello HILORS or •16 dist Church. ay, Christ Chu College. is Church was the interior ha mime. The mu one are at long been entirely r • building, in pla rered it. The t itself into th more modern • • w be found to le or its power ; nod, and cans,. ebuilt ; the py the west end u t gallery is cots also along the that there are cli contains the ellor's Throne before it was ti ~ resembling tb • trth tide; and them, uu the these two, as • Ithwise, itatea e Doctors', ut have been t • effect of whic dditional whim s called Winds, :MAL FROMM the Great Sea leek College, C together wall t I. of Christ C en instituted to death of Jame aneellor. Rev. Thomas s installed in t urela of Salishur wen, on the co r St. Peter's, in 'matey, D.D. t. 'as been noosina :1 Church of St. Primer, B.A. he Vicarage of day, owing t James's Par of equestti is, the easly juges. one o'cloe I from Isla • interment at e remains were ere followed by ends present we est, Hardy, F lon, Salter, and happened oa orse, which ning with gt II CHAYPAGIS himself up, t I, and the h