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N .4 . * *I . , i THE EVENINO STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, MAY 9, 1825. .• ' STOCK EICHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCIC. Consols opened this morning at 91 to e, arida Sul. doing.. Tiled Is a dead calm in beds the Markets. la the Foreign Market there is but Sulu doing. Current Prices: New Sanish 1114, Old Spy Cif 24, ROW slat 1121, Mexican/21 171, p Colombian New MIL Amanita 961 Basil Scrip ti prem. Mexican Scrip 2 11 disc. Greek Scrip 5 41 dim. Danish Scrip 51 21 die. CITY, ONE O'CLOCK. Consols for Account are extremely heavy at 914, and little has been done. In the South American Securities there is yet no variation, and the Continental Securities are inn. The Share Market s quite deserted, not a bargain having been does,mteept in Pasco Peruvian, which have been at lie prem. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. 1 Bank Stock 230 229' 23054 230 3 per Cent. Red. 9054 Sii b $ per Cent. Caw 91% Si- per Cent. Red. 973/4 % .. 4 per Cent. New 104% los% . Long Ann. 22' 21 15-16 India Bonds 70 68 Old Annuities 90 0,000 FAchtq. Hills 53 54 • £5OO ditto 53 55 £lOO and L'2oo ditto 53 55 Cons. for Acct. 91% ~ .. N FOREIGN It 6 &b. EXCHANGSIk% Hawsulan, May s.—On Leedo, 33. 111. ;OM. 55, 4 84. enemies*, Arum 20.—London, 3 M. D. CAE 90. Si. Pirreasenaou, Aran. t 9 Landon, 10 2-111. Tirfit; 104. UMW, Aram 29...--On London, SM.6. 11 Balms, APRIL so.—ton Linden 3M. 6. 191. Vnania, Aram 23.—0 n London, 3M. 9.37. .., Rasa, Aram 210—.0n London, 10. 17-64. Daman (Arau. 29) MAT 2.—On London, 590. . FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOC. Sob S s p $lll Ct. 961 Ditto : Ct. BMW Ditto Scrip, 51M Cent. Ditto Scrip 1925, Ditto Scrip 1955,11 pr Ditto Acet. Demos Ayres Bonds, 911 Neapolitan Bawls, 1924, Dkto Ace. - PAIIIV.BIIO6I/al:rt Cr. 011bn Bonds, 6 p Ct. $ 4 l Portuguese Colualdia Busda,6 pC. 861 a rruisiso Dad% S p Ct. 1001 alto Aaa. Ditto 31120. 101 i a DR* Dands, 1824, 991 4 Rins.lhodosta, Sp Ct. Did& Bemis, 5 Per Ct. Ditto for Ace. 954 DM, Scrip, 1923, 51 41 5 dis. S=t sp. 0.. C. 23/ 41 4 Diu* Met. s 41 5 dl. Acct. 231 Greek Hands 77 Bstel:tual? 19 4 23, 19 Ditto Acct. 774 1990, Ditto SertPOnis lit i 418 'tench Rentes, 6 pee Ct. Ditto Acct. 11 1 ells Eschaage BRITISH AND FOREIGN S HARES, TWO O'CLOCK . MINKS 111/ARIL PAID. MUM IPZE SWAM Anglo Waken - .4100 se9o iss. £5 pm. /95 Anglo Chills)* . . 100 -5 - - 7 Anglo Peruv.bliningAss. 100 5 41 1 11raslIkus - - 100 • 5 - • 154 15 615 Chigin . 10Q 5 . 11 Colombian . lob- 5- .26 Chilian and Peruvian-- ' 5 yi 1 • General Mining Amu. 100 . S . •1115 14 Pasco Perwrbu - 100 .5 . .17 19 171 Potosi, La Pm, it Peruv. 50 3 101 9/ 4 Royal Irish X 1 11$. Sri. 2 per. 10 11 dis. Welch Iron & Coal 25 ' - 10 . 1 ASSUR A \CZ COMVANY. Marine Ajliance 100 5 6I 4 GA3 LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. Continental . 100 - 9 - 7 M ISCELL A N EOUS. SNARL. PAID. PRICII MS SHARE. Atlantic and Pacific - £lOO - x'l o - £ British Iron Company - 100 - 5 . 61 British Rock and Patent Salt so 5 51 1 Canada Company - 100 .10 . 5 34 Canal Gas Engine - 50 1 2 Geld Coast Association 100 5 44 Great Westminster Miry 25 - 4 - 21 Honduras Company 100 5 6 Imperial Distillery S 0 5 4 London Brick Company 50 1 1 London Drag Company 50 1 4 Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 Pad& Pearl Fibber/ , 50 5 51 Peruvian - 100 - 5 - 4 1 r*ati and Offal Fishery 40 4 6 Mode Is Plata AvicuL Can. 100 5 7 100 5 5 1 Wen tails Company ...--.....--.---. It is repotted in the City, that unfavourable intel ligence has been received from Greece. The Egyptian troops are said to have made another landing on the Mores, and the Turks to have relieved Patras. - _ Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at Valparaiso, dated 27th January, received this morning: " The Chatabuco, Chilean sloop of war, arrived yesterday, in 20 days from Quika. She brings a confirmadon of the defeat and surrender of the Spanish Army, in Feru. The forts of Callao are to be delivered up 20 days after the date of the capitulation. " The Asia, 74, and Achilles brig, have gone to Manilla from Canso, and two Others of their vessels of war, to Spain. Ilia Majesty's ship F&v Is arrived from lima ; sailed the 2:Sti camber. His Majesty's ship TARTAR, sailed the same day for Panama, arkb Capt. Missions, It. N. on bawd, bearing dis patches for the Stitish Government." New Brunswick Pipers have arrived to the Ist of April, but they do not contain any news. This forenonn we received Lisboa Gazettes from the Eih to the 30th of April, inclusive, but they contain Iso political news. The Klan had arrived on the 22d, at Setubal, where he was received with extraordinary demonstrations of joy. His MAJESTY and the three Infantas.were on the 26th at the Royal Palace of Pin heiro, whither they went from Setubal by sea. This forenoon we received Frankfort Papers to the 2d instant. An article from Copenhagen states, that MATTHEW BROO-MARKI, a learned Danish mathema• titian, has invented a new steam carriage, which can be easily voided, and travel, it is said, 14 leagues in an hour. The first experiment was made 60 leagues from The carriage, loaded wiils passengers, set place where it Copenhagen at \test locomotive B100•MARXII. to Paris. 20th April. Emperor his journey to on the 17th returned, aad few degrees the capital. The carnage, 101BUita as, I .— ' out at half an hour past eleven from the pla was built, and arrived at the gates of Cop * quarter before five. This is' the greatest achievarnent yet effected by steam, and Ba .tre understand, intends to make a journey u Accounts from St. Petersburgh, of the 1 msee, that cm the 36th his Majesty the I affisao Set out from Zarskcjeselo, on his yp n ast. Theiee on the Nava broke np ult. but the cold' had gine su dd en ly re ammerrees thenweaseter was from t h ree to at, ' l O f ; s below freezing.. The Sajiitory Cordon, which was este.' Wished last Novayakr at Ismael, in Bessarabia, was abolished os the 49th Of last month. - We have received tl7=Fapers of Friday, and the Belk of Saturday. The Chamber . of Deputies was occupied with the crossideration of the Budget of 1826. The Mae contain; a long account of the reception of &DI Ma.stottos,..e Tunisian Envoy, and of the dins , nertafterwards, at which it appears the Mahometan drank wine freely, el for the sake of his health," and Riveted the French, by praising the country and its -capi ta. The Etaik indignantly contradicts a report that M. de VlLLat.z had lent a considerable sum (SO millions it was said) to the house of ROTHSCHILD, in Royll bonds, on a deposit' of rentes. According to the Etoik there is not a word of truth in tbe.statements of the Opposi tion Journals on this subject. The Moniteur asserts that the most perfect tranquil lity has prevailed in Spain since the retirement of the French troopi. Hamburgh Papers to the 4th inst. reached us this forenoon. An article from Berlin states that numerous couriers continue to pass through that city, and that henceforward no person will be allowed to settle per manently in Berlin, who is notable to prove that be has the means of gaining a livelihood there, or is possessed of other resources. This will be a sad blow to the Chevaliers (Industrie, who have pitched on the Prussian capital for . a residence. Accounts from lork, of the 20th April state, that by extraordinary exertions the great breach in the dike of Altenland had been repaired, and it was hoped that the couatry which is still under water would be at length , aina,-when on the night of the 16 th a hi g h tide, ac tobaptnied with a violent storm, broke through the new dike in several places, and the water within the dike rose so high, that in some houses it was eight feet deep. Several valuable orchards are ruined, the corn sown last autumn is destroyed,and there is no prospect of being able to sow any this spring. Brussels Papers to reached us this fore noon. One of them contains, from Constantinople, an exaggerated account of the war in India. Letters from Angsburgh. Inspruck, and Munich, confirm the news of an important victory gained by the Greeks Over IBRAHIM PACHA, whose expedition, it is said,:bas totally failed; and that he has re-embarked Ms troops, which have been repulsed on all points. The following is an extract : BRUSSELS, MAY 6. Letters from Constantinople, of Match IS, have been received at Leghorn. The following are their contents The latest accounts received here from Tauris, in IPersia, by extraordinary couriers, announce that the insurrection against the English, which has broken out in the North of India, has become so serious, that the latter have experienced enormous losses of every kind; and are in danger of losing a great part of their finest . possessions in that country. The whole country of the Burmans, with a population of 16 millions, was in insur rection ; and the reinforcements of all kinds which they had received from Cochin China, insure in a manner the successtof their revolution. "Things have come to such a pitch, that thousands of merchants and rich individuals were returning to Cal cutta, and were making preparations to depart for Europe. 'lbis accounts for the immenses purchases of silk and cotton which have been made, and will yet be made this year in the Levant, for English account. We may expect that the silk of the Levant of the new crop will be bought up at high prices. An English house bought up, last week, all the silk that it could find in Constantinople and its environs; these large purchases began the day after the arrival of an express from London." We have received Buenos Ayres Papers to the 20th of February. They contain two Proclamations issued by the Sparkish General OLANETA, in which he declares his deter t&nation to die, if necessary, in defence of she Royal authority. He ascribes • the capitulation of LA SERNA entirely to treachery, and indulges in much abuse and invective against the d. feated Viceroy, on account of his connection with the Liberals. The re port of an armistice between BOLIVAR and OLANITA must therefore have been without foundation. Mat. NETA, on the contrary, Wks with as much confidence of success as if he had a force capable of destroying the Patriots. The next arrival will probably inform us that his swaggering tone has been reduced to as low a key as that of the unfortunate Generals whom he vilifies. The Linta Grisette of January Ist has also been received. It states that BouvAß has resolved to take Callao by as sault, and put Room and the garrison to the sword, in order to make an example of them as a warning against perfidy. The Paris Constitutionnei, on the contrary, con tains an article from Madrid, stating that the Victoria schooner, which has arrived at Cadiz in thirty-eight days frtim Puerto Cabello, has made the capitulation of General CANTKRAC public, and brought she news of the delivery of the fort of Callao to the Colombian' troops. The frigate Nuestra Senora de las Nieves, arrived at Cadiz in thirty-six days from the Havannah, has brought dispatches from General Vtvas, which announce that the Island of Cuba is in a state of the greatest fermentation, and that unless fresh troops are seat him, he cannot answer for preserving public tranquillity. TheßuenosA yresPapers contain a dispatch, addressed by the French Vice-Admiral RosAwaL, to the “ Libe• rator, President of the Republic of Co lombia, and Dic tator of Peru," in which he asserts it to be the intentioa of his Government to observe a strict neutrality in the contest between the New States -and the nnither coun try. France, he says, would only intertere betw.ea the New States and Spain, as a common friend, to offer her good offices to both parties. He adds, however, that be can only recognise ports as blockaded, before which an adequate naval force shall be stationed. FASHIONABLE INT7ILLEGENCE. --ay-- PARTIES. ISIS MOM& The Marquises' Hertford's Rout. Piccadilly. Countess of Jerseis Rout, Berkeley.sqsare. Lord and Lady Grantham's Party, St. Jalneell.Siplire. Mrs. Clifton's Ball, Gloocaster-place. Mrs. Young's Rant, Welbeckatreet. vo-ssosmow. The Marquis of Londonderry's Grand Dinner. Prince Paul Esterbasy's Grand Bali at Chandos-houst. Countess of Arran's Coed Party. The MareMooess Dowager of Salisbury's Rout. Mrs. sell's Ball. in Pukatreet. Mrs. Spike's Ball, in Baker.street. muasomr. Lady George Cavendish's Concert, at Burlington-house. Dowager Lady Astky's Ball, Cavendish -square. Lady Ravensworth's Concert. in Portland -place. Countess of Cassilies Rout, in Privy Gardens. Mrs. Daurson's Ball. In Manchesteraquare. Countess of Arran's Card Party. Lord and Lady King's Party, Dover-street. The Hon. Mrs. Hope's Party. roma:. The Duke of Devonshire's Concert. Marchioness Lansdown's Rout, Berkeley-square. Lady Marybormigh's Party, In Saville-row. Mrs. Pelkam's Rout, Connaught-place. Mrs. Vaughan's Ball Grosvenor-street. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Apr Ellis's Party, Spring-gardens. The Countess of Moray's Rout, Stafford-place. SATOROAY. Lord and Lady Belgrave's Party, Grosvenor-square. Lord Dudley and Ward's Party, Park-place. • SMUT. The• Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury's Onsveriatione. Sir John and Lady Copley's Party, Hintrfer44llllle. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester gave a grand dinner on Saturday, to a select party, at their residence in Pask-larse. The Marquis of Stafford entertained the Duke of Norfolk ant a large party at dinner yesterday , at his house in Cleveland.squarr. The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury had a dinner and evening party yesterday, at her house in Arlington-street. Sir John Corley, Bart. had a dinner par t y lesterday, at his - house in Hanover-square. . James Scarlett, Esq. M.P. entertained a large party at dinner yesterday, at his house in New-street, Spring-gardens. , to a distin- Lord G. Cavendish gave a grand dinner yesterday guished party, at Burlington House. Earl Whitwnrth and the Duchess of Dorset entertained EmilySa , Marchioness of Londonderry , an d a lar g e party, at dinner on turday, at their house in Grosvenor-place. The Earl and Countess of Kinuoul entertained a large party to dinner on Friday, at their house in Upper Brook-street. The following Noblemen and Gentlemen had dinner parties on Saturday. The Duke of Norfolk, Earl Grosvenor, Earl Shaftes bury, Lord Holland, Lord Milton, n. C H o olone Lowthe M.P.r, M.P. Sir Henry Hardinge, Wm. Peel, Esq. Wm. Ord l , Rat The Earl of Sefton gave a grand dinner on Satin day to the Earl of Glengall , Lord Foley, Mr. and Lady G. Greaten, Mr. C. vine, Mr. Mr. de lions, Mr. Drake, fee. at his house in Arlington-street. ' W. Egerton, Esq. M.P. gave an elegant entertainment on Fri day, at his house in St. James's-square to Lord and Lady Sid mouth, Lord Colchester , Lord tibelf;ld, Major and H Mr. Cust, Mr. and Mrs. Gosling , Mr . and Mrs. Dugdale, bliss . Adding ton Mr. Blackburne, &c. The Honourable Mrs. Hope bad a brilliant circle of Fashion shies last evening, at Warwick House. bIOVENIENTS. The Earl and Countess of Darnley left town on Saturday, for theft seat Cobham Hall. Departures from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street—The Duke of Hamilton, for his seat in Scotland; Mrs. Gurney Berk ley and family, for their seat in Surrey; and Captain Deunett, for Paris. Arrivals at Gould's Hotel, Jertnyn-street--lion. Mr. Douglas , from Scotland ; Mr. Erington, from his seat near Southampton. Arrivals at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn.street—Sir Thomas and Lady Turton, front their seat in Susses; J. Sull, Esq. frm Scotland ; and C. 11. Ward, Esq. from his seat nea h e r Worcester. o l)cparture Mrs. Can and family have left for the Palace, Chichester. Lady &holm and the Misses Fraser left the London Hotel, Al . bemarle-street yesterday, for Windsor. Departures from Long's Hotel, Bond-street —Captain Collier, R.N. for Portsmouth; Mr. and Mr. Dickinson, for Paris; Wm. Pearson, Esq. and C. Hewlett, Esq. fur Cheltenham ; and Captain Hicks. fur Windsor. The KING'S Drawing Room, announced for the 12th inst. is postponed to Monday the 2Sd inst. The KING will have a large dinner party to-morrow at Carlton Palace. That Palace has recently undergone extensive surveys, and it is said that it is very likely to be pulled down ; the preparation of apartments in St. James's Palace, for the temporary residence of his MAacerr when in town, is talked of. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of RumAxo, J. DOUGLAS. Esq. ---. PRENDERGAST, Fsaq. and -- Kgamsso, Esq left the Palace, New market, on Friday, on an excursion over the Duke of RUTLAND ' S extensive domain, in the course of which they visited the junior branches of their Grace's family at Cheveley, and retiu-ned to dine with Mr. DOOOLAs, at the Palace. Saturday. at eleven o'clock, the Lords of his MA JEITT's Most Honourable Privy Council assembled at the Candi (Mee Whitehall.place.. The Earl of HAstnowar presided. The , following ' Lords of the Council were also present :—the be* Cuter BA *ON of SCOTLAND, Lord SrowaLL, Sir Joint Mama, and Sir W. Geese. Their Lordships were occupied in heating Jersey Appeals until half past one o'clock. The Duke of YORK, the Prince.' AUGUSTA, Princess SosotA, and Duchess of GLoucsrms, visited the limn yesterday. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had an audience of hi: blAssissr. The Duke of YORE arrived at Audley House on Sa turday evening, from Newmarket. Saturday night Prince Leorota -arrived at Marlbo rough House, from Claremont. Pante LEOPOLD attended Divine Service yesterday at St. Philip's Chapel. Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTRR, the Duchess of Karr, the Princess Sornu, and the Ptincess PEODORR, visited the Princess AuGurra. The Princess AUGUSTA honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence en Saturday evening. Yesterday Paincess AUGUSTA, the Duchess of Kan. and the Princess Famous, attended Divine Service at St. James's. Prince LIOPOLD, the Duke of BauNSWICK and Prince Rains Game, dined with tilt Duchess of Kan yeste rday. • Saturday, Lord Foaarraa visited the Kozo. The Parks were thronged with Fashionable: yester day; the weather was delightfully fine, and all was gaiety. 'Cases THEATRE. —Saturday night were performed one act of the Darbiere di Siviglia, and ono act of Litationa Algeri, with the Ballet of Cleopatra. The house was very numerously and fashionably attended. Madame PASTA was observed amongst the audience. ROYAL ACADEMY Or Music.--A Monthly Concoct. by the Pupils of this Institution, was given at the Haw- . mt.square Rooms, on Saturday morning. Several in- StrUntental pieces of MOZART and Boarnovss were performed with spirit and easembk, and in the vocal efforts there was a marked improvement. Nor was the display confined to execution. A new overture, by Me of the Pupil, gave fair promise of future excellence in composition by , its variety, animation, and effect. The auditory cotnprised many personages of high fashion, and the expressions of approbation were frequent and gentsaL Amacnova or Gannon IV.--When Mr. Pan., at the request of the Committee of the Artists' Benevolent Fund. waited upon his MAJIIsTY to solicit the honour, ofhis gracious patronage, without allowing him to mra lion the object of his application, his MAJESTY antici pated it the moment be named the Institution. by' saying, "I ought to be the Patron of that Society ;" and' directed Mr. PM to signify his pleasure to that effect to-the Gentlemen of the Committee. Nor did his MA.. Jury's kinds's:stop there, for be . requested their ac mince of a check foe one hundred guineas. THE DUKE orhErcuanna CONCERr A r DIVOUSSIRII 11001111, ON lIIIDAT. The Wbole of the &dilatable worlds without suit distinction, as It relates to party, were assembled in title splendid mansion, to bear, for the gist time in Ena . lentle The t he powerful and thrilling strains of Mgnor Yakut songs, chosen on this occasion by this extraordinary person, were La none belle; composed by Perucchini, and Notte trimenda," by hiorlacciti. The effect pro' duced by the Signor was Otodigions, and perfectly oria gloat. The remainder of the Concert congaed of Eng • fish airs, which wer e sung by English artists. The whole suite of rooms in this Palace were thrown open, and in the intervals of the music, Lord Gan, the Mar quis of LAISIDOWN, Lord ROSSLTN, rd DARNLRT, Lord Dean, Mr. TI R sY, Mr. LAM TOW , Mr. BROUGHAM, Lord LIVERPoOL, the Duke of WaLta NO TON, the Duke of Baussifica, and nearly the whole Bench of Bishops, mingled together without distinctionuse There was a profusion of del icacies, especy bot-ho grapes and Roman punch, which were exquisite of their kind. Nothing could equal the kind attentions of the Noble Host to all his distinguished visitors, The LORD CHANCELLOR had just left the Cnurt of Chancery. on Saturday afternoon, and, accompanied by Lady Ei.nos, was proceeding . home, when, just as he passed Green's Family Hotel, in Lincoln's.inn.klds, the hind axletree broke in two, one of the wheels flew off to some distance, and the carriage came to the ground with a tremendous crash. His Lordship and Lady were extricated by some Gentlemen who were passing, and apparently without any injury except the fright. Having recovered their alarm in about ten mi lutes, - they walked away arm-in-arm, leaving the carriage behind them on the ground. Mr. MAYNE has left town for Norfolk. On his way he stopped at Newmarket, where, we understand, he had the good fortune to win two thousand guineas on a race. And what is not a little singul.r, he had the itudence to keep his winning% and proceed on his journey without further delay. The trade of Lancaster, which has for some time been drooping, is now fast recovering. Several cot ton mills have been 1 rtely erected,.and a steam vessel of considerable dithensions is now building, to ply be tween that town and Liverpool. There are now building at the d &rent shipwrights yards in Liverpool, no fewer than fifteen steam vessels, most of them of a superior class. A pow woman, who lives in a court in3omets-town, was coming out cf her house on Saturday evening, about nine o'clock, when a man standing at the end 0. the court struck her with some sharp instr ument on the head; she immediately fell senseless to the ground, but on coming a little to herself she went to a surgeon in the neighbourhood, who declared the wound to be very dangerous, and that it must have been done by a largi knife, or some such instrument. A servant girl, who was passing at the time, said she saw a shot man with a light-coloured coat come out of the court. Letters have been received in England from the Rev. DANIEL TYERMAN, who is gone out on a mission from the London Missionary •Soctety, to inspect the several Missionary Stations, which relate th at, in the month of November last, being in a port of New Zealand, large number of the natives boarsed the Mid he wi in, and taking some imaginary offence, seize) on alle ship's crew, and on the passenge s, and made prepa rations for immediately killing and eating them. Tht known cruelty and cannibalism of the people in whose power they were, and the sight of the Boyd, a ship whose whole crew the New Zealanders bad murdered about twenty years Lefore, and whose half burnt wreck was very near them, conspired to place them a situation which may tSe more easily conceived than described, and from which they were, however, most unexpectedly and providentially delivered, by the rival of another Chief of superior authority, after twining under the dreadful apprehension of instant death upwards of an hour and a halt! Within the last fortnight several robberies have been committed about the neighbourhood of Sunning-hill. The depredation appears to be chiefly directed outhouses, pigstyes, &c. from the exertions making, great hopes are entertained that it will not be long before some of the gang are in custody. A short time ago Mr. BUTTRRWORTH, cloth-mann. facturer, at Bothwell, left this country and settled " Dublin, where be introduced a quantity of machinery in the pursuit of his trade. A number of men, how• ever, repeatedly broke the windows of his establish ment, and threatened other injury.- Three weeks ago, Mr. B. whilst on his way to Church, was assaulted be a party of desperate fellows, one of whom was are with a codas, and was seriously beaten and maimed. Three of the assailants were taken into custody, and I rest of the gang having left Ireland, were traced Leeds, where four of them were apprehended on Sun , day se'nnight. Two were just entering the Roman tholic Chapel when seized, and their companions were found in a cellar at the Bank. In the case of a committal from Bow-street last week, Mr. HALLS expressed an opinion, that the practice - conveying felons to jail, linked together, was a salutary one. 44 You may talk of your caravans as much you ph ass," observed the worthy Magistrate, " tad that refine further, and treat each of them with a sedan chair ; but after all, the only way to reclaim such lows as we are continually having brought here, is disgracing them, and thus making them sensible that life of guilt not only exposes them to punishment, ► also to obloqay." DEATH 07 TOMLINSON, THR EItORATRITOIRBD• eon had long wished to visit Paris, and a few months due aa wish Goadwaaa, who resides there, was induced es; he gave- him a bodging at Ns eoneary house, the boolsiel room [or lets. Us hies,and , P ocur Toadlawa llial es111"111 1 111 : , get a steak glass of broody toe a haltresay, sad a kegs use • penny; the coawmpaaar ebat he wee drat sway day, l in rue months be hot net sae saaallhook plata AL having wasted mokety ter two or sane asys. hat wadies • of shoes, he mind the ism et Maly to buy thew, sad t o were given bias for dot prime. lama of baylei his I he wan and bought bade et brandy; be said oat night the lid day ; ea that main he kid sat the twadobar eimay la bandy, and tool the road to the rivet, liellewed theiallaren oldie village. Arrived os the beaks of the a me having fallen severs, times in his way thither, he plied at east, took of his cravat and hat, pat the bottle to his wreath, having drained it of the lest drop, be threw k hate the mambo la after it, tad was drowned. The next naornies the body found by the flakernien on drawing their nets. nos pawed astormaste man. Ills fate Mews us on what a &Oder • Isurliwnaa life. Had there been a pair of shoes 10 the Sallt akil t he would not have bad the money to go to Park I waft Mill* would have been still alive ; by his tablets he we Omit IW. to ISI. per mooth, and bad work fur awastra arida already ordered. Only two days before Ms M supossed how happy he was, 'ad bow well he Wed. elegise* Owen and a bottled good wise a day for tWellSg-ptlscr. Literary GMette. PANCY BALL Alt` ?'HE M. bUBLIM —....-- nif .d ht l e ayo r r an t cy k sall ia.: • * . Ho T tr g . the Lo rd House, of th e ,Daw' ig so n n- ht street. It was art Vil'of the Nobility, the beauty an The metropolis. Upwards of eigh • were protent. The ilakiebf the Circular Room the King's Arms, the Marquis W City Arms, and his Lordship's A one o'clock the supper-rooms (see - 1 . thrown open to the company. 1 tables were furnished with every d - After supper, the company retur rooms, and resumed, with increase meats The Lord Mayor appeared in fu deed, most anxious throughout th - att zded entir The la to his guests , dancewhich uests,to make s het. in the morning; it was a country- one which took place of that descri In the Circular Room, to the air of ...-A pilgrim and a house-maid led Amonithe company were—Lad - Gort, Lady Manners, Lady Bectiv the Earl of Rathdowne, &c. in fan - I Among the characters present One of the Carbonati, wearing belonged to Mures—Captain Ma. Captain Rock, dressed in a gr - i with a pair of pistols, which were i Surgeon Kerin, who distributod ha following are copies : K This is to give notice to the Prop . does not treat our party to-night, after t • , style, I shall, before long, pay hint ' . . ' + mil any Meads, as a punishment for b t vent occasion. . 1 " DECISIUS ROC . : s Forty-shilling Fr the Liberties of Li , " Noyscs.—Ccornutcv.—Captain Rock t is town, lot the purpose of laying in a st • • autumn and winter session ; he is prepa .1 • a party Newspapers, which be has found boot inflammable materials extant." ~. Dr. Levi Seeman was capitally tlesnan. He recommended for s' S d .ic Powders, which, when to s, efferre-cence, are most useful in sion of parties, by causing per. n, , principles as interest may dictate.' It Moses Levi, a Jew Pedlar, w of supported—Sir Edward Stanley, he hand-b U, of which the following ut " lieses•Levi sirs for sak his stuck in the likodicity Society. In gratitude f , ry by Meledoms be caned the Mendicant e g ho limbs dolts to provide for the Mendi - Mr. Dunleeve was exceedingly ith Didd.ins, prole ssor of meJical j urn craniology, and all the other of. ev, awnt-ology at supper. He said Ira home to admittcster sulphureous cal en e of all cutan.ous ernptions. ith La 'ies wore their Leghorn bonn- y they might be cleaned and stove v . It isidence,No. A D lzen,Pinzlane, as ate i), Mr. n Patrick Fitzpatrick eshi. Th ussacurs, the wonder-wor Pa - 0 be tai led mote Icartyng tbsn all the wh Ise wig encompassed more ore Universities. He said that he hip u Rade his favourite steed •., red E'en to the huge Ha, Ha , near irnt Which 'tempting Dons swe a in Was leaped by ' Cornet' Alva ban ' Thee the' there's scarce a spot And the dike measures forty- lost Cleared it, maintaining my • ar- As undisputed Prince of Boa . re- . Mr. John Clarke appeared as Cant staid, very correct, and all that was peculiarly characteristic, a ,ern feet connoisseur in nature and • kill. by Mr. John Byrne as a sailor, to - sallies in endeavouring to "pu ing, , told extremely well. ong Jeasamiaa Hole — Mr tributed the follows!' band-bill antl• " Jessamine - florist d in Orange, has just oadend he this . • both the lames et )meda, sad the 1 nary and Flowers, a edit Tas lisli f MM. " Amends, t e li t il . i ash- " DoMmialso laws hlsaapersal " Aims Pass% appreselassi Is • ago, " Mobile ad Misepon. ter d by toe Legidutive Homers. 'sued u lawids, fee &demi Vermarma. med. 46 Misr Taw, for die Synod sir 0 d the "C atilipill till be bad on • a to acme assedold packages et u Plat Dutch, Seger Loaf, . . • SllO. demand. i Ca- w Cams hither, gram folk, buy were Reny taste I will strive for Roses, rinks, Tulips, bright • • With Geraniums, Carps . reek, "'lle Violin so sweet, • ce of Feverfew, Fre:iodise, J ataxy Possides, Sue-Sowers, and • Is as Pray, take some, ye City c l after ;edam The will of Sir Ilium N. It fel. 1 in the Prerogative Coen in D is by 29 t h ult. The Right Hon hat a Baron SS Bssos, widow, th :, but mantis and universal leg and estates, both real and , alio. the Sd of December, D 8 4. oaths sander IDOL cad t. . Mr. GILNII/114's 11011413 Cent htmee, sag, on Wednesday last, w t *we disappointment to many . one foe Teetaty..6ve thousand .a .. maid into Liverpool last week alo at Mato In the debate on Friday lilac 1 frame Mr. M Alit luo, in answer to itts2 T Pau., that the amount of B year did not exceed 20,000, Anet hie year the issues have never by sit Woe below that amount. tan hi; Do, ESTIBA Di ; or, M ink, and author of this interesting Work . r,lesped laden of his own curious pe dy was nary scenes and political events bed this deevoured to presstat a fatthfal sic r thread customs of his ementryniess. Hr e village of private bosses, sad 'hews Is to buy introduces bins to the simian, he could leads bins to the fiIIICAMO, - twelve Wm an insight into the national is d ea th Wards. and shows them as they I, having - - - appose to the prejudiced eyes of itrilic e ' Omni coodosions front • impressions. . - ...-.ot