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. i c~ In ipot at u agy dew Iron, I.e thippiness ; and while the world clar.tv In .... hrr 'mot wrecteehri Wittiest', he was approving triter tracsaLse harapelfee than her husband. replica co Ns - remonstrances, and reaped no fer -li.e. m i his frequent conversations, than the credit of t i a man brillient taketts, who paid attention to no ern else. She was prefectly satiated - with the result, and he was pro Wilted with the cold-liMetbd malice that could condemn so youn gay and g and good - m ewed a person, farm no better grounds dam a eareiess manner. He lest vouch of his disapprobation at her cal loesnesw to censure, when he found that it was cast upon her in so little proportion to the offence. The injustice of others bad the usual effect, of making hint just the other way. lie saw a person who never willingly inflicted pain herself attacked in the bitterest mannemiseepreeented on all occasions, speeches given to her she bad never uttered, or if she had, under melt dillerenttircianstances .theit they ceased to have the same ineeningt be looked another pay, and beheld the selfish, the ntalicioes, and the doubtfelly sir teems pm by, without exciting sarcasm or virulence in any one. li eet tributed this want of equity te systematic wickedness, thati .opprewed dare only who were tee benevolent to be Censorious in 1 their turn. lie accordingly condemned the fashionable world at owe, sod believed it to be to the full as base, treacherous, and cot- Ter as the political re."—(Vol. If. pp. 241.4.) THE EVENING STAR. LON DON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1828. • ......... STOCK RXCHANCR, TWELVE O'CLOCK. . 'Dash settling day is the British market, eoasequendy the chief business doing is making up their Accounts: the extreme Buena tion'this Accosot ins bees about Ste per cent. One defaulterhas Sews declared this morning. Osesoh tweeted this morning at a?, and at present any be quoted at SS to 87 for the Account, and, tor Money 831 ea dividend. lot the Foreign atosket frothing is doing. • CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Since Tarok, ts'Onek Consols have been dose at 861 foe An.' count, since which they have again improved, and may be quoted at present at 861. Up to the resat gime three failures have take* place, but their deli :knees are oat to a large amain*. It appears., to be a great Bear Account, audit is sot finally settled as yet. as parties are still borrowing Stock. lathe Renee Market Maims Scads have lowered. Is other Pereira Securities little doing Pit ICB OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Ssoek 9091 2101 India Stock .S per Cent. Bed. 461 46 Ditto Builds 93 91 gper LI. Own. 856 /1 South Sea Stock 931 n per Cent. 931 New Annuities, ex. div. SI per Cent. 164.931 921 £lOOO lischeq. Bills 60 61 4 per Ot. New 1011 1001 es d. X Ditto 69 6t 4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and £2OO Ditto 60 61 4 per Cent. 1898,1091 1 * Commercial Long An*. 7-16 Canon for Feb. 851 11; FORBIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Brazilian Bds. Sp Ct. Do. Ace. 47* 1 1 De Acct. 601 Riess. Bds. 1822, 5 per Ct. 931 Coknubi.in Hoods, 6 per Ct. Do. Amt. 931 1 D0.80nd5,1824,251 Spanish lids Sp Ct 101 Danish Bd.. 5 p Ct. a* . Do Aect. (Week 8i0ni5,11125,5 p Ct. 1111 Pr. Bente', 3p C. 104110317.5 c I Met. lids, 1625, ap Ct 47* Eschange, 251 I sc 20c iS It IT IS II •AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWU O'CLOCK MAIM. ram. 35 90 100 291 100 23 • EXCHANGES. Vinota, Jar. 10--Metalliques, 691 ... Bank Shares, 1030. Automation Jan. 18—On London, 1 la. 95 ;2 M. 11ft. 90. 11•488886 s, Jan. IS--Oa London ' 13 9; 2 M. 15 71. u - Esa"! Jan. 12—On London, 2hi 6 24 Sr. Pos;rassueau, Jan. 4—On London , _ 3 M. 10 1 3 -3 2 . Faasnvonv, Jan. 14—On Landon. 2 81. 1471. BeatiUan rubnibian liezkan 9.3 k 2411 This afternoon, at two o'clock, the KING held a 'Council at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park,"at which the Members of the late and present Cabinet a►tended-- the one party to resien the Seals. and the other to re ceive them, and kiss his Mnisary's hand on the occa sion. The new appointments will be official! y announced i4l the Uerette of this mein. FROST OUR CITY•COR R EIWONDEN It is certain that Parliament will meet for the dispatch of business on the day appointed, via. the 29. h January, —.We have . good seshority for stating, that the only business which will be done un that day will be moving of the Writs for the re-election of two or three of the principal Ministers, and that the Kato 'will send a message to his Parliament that he will ad. dress them oa that day fortnight, by which time the ..Ministers return from Liverpool, and from Oxford, &c. will have been received, and his MAJESTY will, we are eonfideutly assured, be eufsled to announce to Parlia went the treaty for the immediate evacuation of Spain and the return of our own troops from Portugal, toge. tber with tie completion of the meaty for the pacifi cation of Greece. We received last night the Paris Papers of Saturday, and the Gazette de France, dated Sunday. The former I contain no news, and are chiefly occupied with com "lents on the Ministerial manifesto, which we copied yesterday. The Gar,ette de France announces, under ate head of Odessa, that the Emperor NICHOjJeII was trpected at the army, and that war wa: considered in ./nimble. We are also informed from the Banks of the 1144eube, that Austria continues to make preparations Ilk any event that may arise—that the troops in the Wirier of the Empire are in motion—and that a con; -elddftble portion of the army in Moravia and Bohemia bark leceived orders to' march, with a large portion of astiliery, towards Gallicia.--It is asserted from Corfu, that ISRAIIIM PACHA had abandoned Tripolizza and other plecep in the Morea, and was concentrating the *hole at biparce at Modon and Navarin, preparatory to his quitting those parts of Western Greece. We have received this morning Dutch, Han:burgh,' and German Papers to a late date. These Papers con tain no news of importance. The following are a few eat the extracts: AMSTERDAM. Lui. IT. After a rapid thaw had succeeded the short frost at tie beginning of this year, we have.had another change elf weat her withia these few days, and the frost has set is-again with such severity, that the Y before this city it blocjod op by the ice. The severe east wind makes the cold more sensible than might be expected from the state of the thermometer, which has not yet been lower than 25 and 26 degrees of Fahrenheit. 11A6UIL, .14‘17. The Second Chamber of the States General . met yes teeday. but there being only S 8 members present, no besiness could be done, and it 'adjoesey4 till Thursday, die ins firs 'rock in which the Chawklr wak copse capeeted to be a bituji.ct ot law for the Cede procedure cis*. The civil code, with the aktro,lons. is now printed sad distributed sunaair the *Cabers of the Suites GeneraL Numerous chingT have been made in it. the principal of which arc ,p 4; 3, S i 6, chapters.— Doha , Papers, Jest.l9. ST. PETERSBURGH, JANUAR? 2. The Journal of St. Petersburgh; after mentioning the departure of the three Ambassadors from Constanti nople, adds, " 'The infatuation of the Porte is deplorable, but it can only confirm in the Powers who signed the Treaty of London, the resolution to fulfil, with un shaken disinterestedness, the salutasrobject for which they have united." JAN. s.—The Papers contain numerous promotions in the Army and Nary, but no political news. TRIESTE, JAM. I.—(Faina•.Larvia.) Adcording to the latest accounts from Corfu, of the 20th December, Ibrahim Pacha is making various pre prationi to return to Egypt, his father having called him home in consequence of the events at Navarin. PETERSBURGII, JAL S. _ The Northern Bee contains some interesting letters from officers in the Itusian army in Persia. In one of these letters is the following passage: 44 Abbas Mirsa, notwithstanding the difficulty of his situation. preserves all his presence of mind, and corn bikes the dignity of his rank with the greatest affabi lity. Colonel Lasareff, Commandant of Tunis, has had frequent occasions to see Abbas Misza, who' treats him with great regard. One day the Prince praising him for the maintainance of tranquillity among the inhabitants of Taut's, said, in the Oriental style, 44 A warrior, who loves his horse, is rejoiced when it is well taken care of." He added, "I am the more obliged to you for your attention to the inhabitants of Irtflts, because they are very dear to my heart. I have lived among them from my youth." DRESDEN, Jax. 6. A letter of Prince Ypsilanti, written from Vienna, states, that the Emperor has allowed him to remain in that capital, in order to restore his health, impaired by seven years' Imprisonment. His Aide de Camp. Capt. Orfann, who shared his captivity for six years, has re. sided since his liberation in Dresden.—HaorburgA Pa pers,Jan.ls. PESCH (IN HUNGARY), Dec. 20. We live here in the most profound tranquillity, and hitherto there is not the smallest appearance of war. Nobody here thinks of it as probable. WC do not per- Leive any indications of changes in tl e position of the troops, and the Govetpmeut has not yet bought up any corn. It is to be awibuteJ entirely to the charges or I the corn dealers, that7while they are growing rich, a rise in the prices of grain has taken place. This state' of things, however, cannot last long ; and there is every mason to expect that the prices of corn will soon go back to their lotion level.—Nurembarg Correspondent Jan. 14, Sir C. WETHIR.FLL will succeed Sir J. SCARLET? as Attorney. General. Sir N. Titania. will remain Solicitor-General. A 'vacancy has nct.nred in the representation for Dover, by the elevation of Mr. &MATO BOOTLE WILSILAITAII to the Peerage. Mr. LAMISTOR. now created Lord Duanass, lead se lectsd the tide of Lord D'Arcy, and the patent, with such title, was,in preparation; but some difficulty arose in consequence td It. transpiring that the title of D'Arcy had formerly existed—that it was now in abeyance—that the Leeds family bad laid a claim to such title. Tire Earl and Countess (ha? and fain& purposed leaving Huwick on Thursday morning for the south, bet were pre vented setting out by the severity of the weather. The noble visitors of his Grace the Duke of Devoe saran, at Chatsworth, are so numerous, that thirty-one additional beds were made up last week. • • The Countess of Essex had a card party yesterday evening, at her house In Hill street, Berkeley-square. The Ball'at Matcle-field, on Friday night, attracted a ennterocs and fashionable aseenlbieSes The company, which continued arriving until half-past nine, when dancing commenced, consisted of about 130 .persons, among whom were Lady Maria Stanley, and the Misses Stanley, the Rev. Edward Stanley and Lady,tbr Wet Sheriff of the County, Miss Thornicroft and party, Charles Cholmondeley and party, the Hon. Mr. Eyres, &c. &c. Friday his Ro)ai Highness the Duke of Sussex ar rived at Cossey Hall, Norfolk. the seat of Lord and Lady Swann., front the residence of Mr. Coee, 51. P. where his,Rnyal Highness has been sojourning for some, time. On Saturday he visited the University of Cambridge, and is expected in the course of the pre sent week to arrive at his apartments in Kensington Palace. Prince LIEVEN entertain-d a distingu.sbed party to dinner on. Saturday, at Astibuntham [louse, Dover-street ; among whom were. Count and Countess Munster, Baron Bulow, and his Secretary, L ard Palmerston, Baron Cetto, M. de Roth. &c. The Dowager Marchioness of SAXISBURY had dinner parties on Saturday and Sunday, at her home in Arlington-street: Her Ladyship has issued cards of invitation for her first assembly for the season, tomorrow evening. Tile LORD CHANCVLLI)R, no going down to Lincoln's Inn Hall yesterday morning, sent to the Vum-Cuaticatzoa who immediately proceeded to his Lordship's private room. After a conference which kited nearly an lam, his Monona again returned to his Court. The Loan CHAECOLMIX was shortly afterwards waited. on by Sir lamas Seat:wit, who aims had a king conference with his Lordship.' Bic 'AXIS ScAar.arr was dressed in his robes, and it war stated tint 'the object of his visit was to tender his resignation df the office of Attorney-General. The larder of the Queen's Head,Fmchley,wasstripped last week of all its content.. Four boatmen were drowr.ed last week at the entrance of Dover Harbour, on returning from giving assistance to a brig wrecked on Sandwich Flats. Their voice, were heard by the Blockade men, but the sea was too 'tremendous to allow the lean assistance to be given them. An apothecary being called upon to attend a Church warden, whose head was full of parish business, and -whose knowledge of language did not extend much 'beyond the vulgar tongue, commenced as usual by ask ing his patient how he found himself? " I have a soreness in my breast," said the Charchwarden. 44 Aye," said the apothecary, 4 4 that arises from a fibrile affec tion of the thorax; but do you expederate?"" Es ped a rate!" said the Churchwarden, 44 No ; thank Gov I that business is settled; we had a tate made last week." Till ETR-TOOTH OR ST. IS IRKARDIN.--The following advertisement appears in the Journal des Debate of Sunday se'nnight " Some Ladies travelling from Perpignan to Montpellier, in the 011igence, have lost a mahogany box, six inches by four, covered with gilt copper, containing a relic, with the following legend: COLXILLO Dx SAN BERNARDINO; I. e. Eyetooth of St. Bernardin, with a ring in the form of a lyre to fasten it by. Tbe finders are requested to send it to the Mayors of Perpignan. Narbonne, J3esieres, Nunn, or Moutpelikr, where they will receive 100 francs (414 rewatd." —.The Eye-tooth of St. Bernardin I This, we remark, is the nineteenth century. What a 6ne trade the relic mongers must hare of it ANSWER TO TIM THIRD ROr LORD lIVROD'S tt BARKS Or Idlnft. " The lilies which were sent by thee 'Are faded, as thy fears poortrayed, But ever shall the memory be Of him who twined them, wndecay'd. rye bid the drooping relics near The hosomthey have died to grace, Where, wanted by affection's tear, Shall be their latest resting place ; And as their wither'd leaves decline, I'll think of thee and of the Rhine ! EPITAPH FAJILLN. OK DL. EITCIII2NKR, OS DL. KITCIII34 AS KZ WAS COMMONLY CALLILD. IT DR. BACON. 16 Il pass* ea vie 1 fournier des repas v et it en fournit encore." Kitchen lies here (for so his name I found.) — I see death keeps his Kitchen under ground : And the poor worms (that flesh of late did eat,) Devour their Kitchen now for want of meat! ♦NOTURR. BY DI. COOl4 If Kitchen physic, men with justice prize,— Here lies the physic of the good and wise. Kitchen, who often times in merry mood, Discoured alike on physic and on food ; Till Death one day, with crud envy looking, Borrowed our Kitchen for his private cooking ! London Medical Casette, Dec. 29,1827. Since the comnrencemmt of the year which has just elapsed, it has been the extraordinary fate of England to have her affairs administered by no less than four Ceinets, every one of them differing mote or less from the otheis. Asa matter tit curiosity, we shall subjoin the names i f the individuals wl o have successively composed them, so far as they are yet known : eaassivag. God et kit Wellington. Liverpool Canning CUARINCI.I.ORS - Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst. PRISIDCIITS or THE COUNCIL. Harrowby Harrowby Harrowby Bathurst. PRIVY SIMI* Westmorland Carlisle Carlisle Mots SKIMS RISS. Peel i & Bourne } Lansdown Pee l. 1 Lansdown ElJeoboroush. 'vacua stecoesaatas. Canning DOley Dudley Dudley. COLOVUL SIWRICTAIIIIIS. Bathurst Goderich Huskissor► Huskisson. CHANCELLORS •T THE EXCHIQUILL Robinson Canning Herrin Goulburn. ADMIELALIT. Clarence Clarence. ORDNANCE. blelville Clarence Wellington Anglesea Anglesey .—.... ritzsinyiers or Vlli /041110/ OF CONTROUL. Wynn Wynn Melville. uncaLyoss or ens sector or ansicarren. Beiley Braley Aberdeen. PRISLIDIDITS OF Tilt 1110IIRD Or Huskisson C. Grant C. Gnat. MASTERS OF TIM MINT. Tierney Tierney Berrien. Wynn Bexley Hustisson FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Mtn Doke of Marlborough, in Henrietta-street, Cavendish square; Mr. Robert Knight, M.P. in Grosvonor-squore; Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury and Family. on Saturday, at their house, in Hanover-square; Earl Talbot, in Arlington-street, from' his seat in Staffordshire; Lord and Lady Holland, at their house in Berkeley-square, from Holland House; Mr. and Mrs. Manley, in Gloucester-place, from Bath; Major Thornton, in the Regent street, from Gibraltar; Mrs. and Miss Snow, in Park-street, from Bath; Major Thynne, in Park-street, from St. Alban's; Mrs. and I Miss Mfrs.. in Altn.nn.ri...on..t frnm Paris • Count de Vaude, in Brook-street; Mr. and Mrs. blunday, in tileucester-ptaae, Brighton ' • Major Hill, in Pall-mall, from Paris • Captain and Mr.. Deacon , acon, in Burlington-street, from Bath ; l ord and Lady &admit, in Great Stanhope .street, front Dublin; Lord and Lady Elliot, ire Dover -street, from Paris ; the Countess St. Ger maims, in Park-crescent, fr. an Brighton; Hodson Gurney, Esq. M.P. and family. at their house in St. James's.squate from idler seat, Keswick Hall, near Norwich ; Si r Hen r y and Lady Fitsireibert, and family, at their house in Henrietta-street, Ca vendish...4lollre, from their star, Tessingtoa, Derbyshire; Hon. Colonel Anson, in Curzon-street, from Mr. Coke's seat, in Nor folk; Captain and Mrs. Murray, at Fentoet's Hotel, Sc. James's street, from a tom ; W. Mills, Esq. at ditto. from Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Prstkeroe, a: the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyti-street, from their seat in Herta ; Admiral Sir J. Sautuarex, Ban. at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork-streets, front Jena) , ; J. Lambert, Esq. M.P. at ditto, from Ireland; Sir W. C. Gordon, Hart. at the Loudon Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Brighton ; Sir C. Lamb, Lady itioutgontery, Lord F.glinton, and family, at ditto. from their seat in Sussex ; Mrs. Erskine, at do. front her seat, Bromley Lodge ; The Marquis of Camden, from the Wilderness Park; Lord and Lady Saye and Sale, from Belvidere Park; Sir John Shelley, Ban. from Lewes,Lewes, in Suesex ; Sir lienyon de Beauvoir, Bart. from Sussex; Lord Viscount Bury, in Cavendish-square, from Sussex; Colonel and Mrs. Cowper, in Albemarle-street, from Paris; Earl of Chesterfield, yesterday, from Melton Mowbray ; Sir James and Lady Langhant, on Saturday last, in Langham-place; Mr. James Langhant, from Northamptianshire • Mr. James Dunlop, in Rus sell square, front Itamsgate; Hon. Northamptonshire; Ckrke, in Manchester square; Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith. in Portman square, from Paris; Mr. Wilbraham i in Strattowstreet ; Mr. and Mrs. Legge , in Charles-street, lit•rkeley-square, from Bath; Mrs. and Miss Cros bie, in Park-street, front Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Coombe, in Harley-street, from the Netherlands; Major and Mrs. Bou chier, in Albemarle-street, from Portsmouth; Major and Mrs. Hamlin:lo. In Park.strect, from Dorsetshire; Mr. and Mrs. Mills. in Harley. street, from Northamptonshire; Mr. John Forbes, in Fitzroy square, from the seat of Sir Charles Forbes, in Sco tland ; Captain Dungan, of the 17th Lancers, at the St. John's Wood Barracks, from Hounalow • Major Grande, in Clarges-street, front Co:utak Mr. and Mrs. D ickenson, in Grosvenor-place, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Egerton, in Grosvenor-place, from Paris; Mr. J. C. Brydges, In NVimpole-street, front Bedfordshire ; Captain and Mrs. Sargent, in Brook-street, from Vienna; Major Schomberg, to Pall. mall, from Berlin; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, In Pall mall, - from Paris; Mr. Aklborough Henniker in Piccadilly; Major and 1. Mrs. Nassau, in Piccadilly. front Paris; Mrs. and M i ra Statel y , in '•Park.street. from Bath; Mrs. and Miss Townsend, in Park -street, from Hampshire; Rev. Laurence Adams, in Grosvenor-place, from Cheltenham ; Mr. J. /Holland, in Grosvenor-place, from Brighton; Captain Roche, of the Life Guards, in Hanover. from Windsor; the Rev. Mr. Hillard, at the Math Hotel. l'iccadilly, from Devonshire; W. Lennox, Esq. at Batt s Hotel, Dover - street ; Mr. and Mrs. Pontack, at ditto, frost Dover ; G. Jacobs, Req. at dime. DEPARTURES. Viscount and Viscountess Tiunworth, for Batts House near Ash by de la Zouch ; Gen. Moore, from the United Service Clab, for his at iu Somersetshire •. Rev. Dr. Hurt, from Spring-gardens, for Kwerst Rectory, Northaine, Sussex; Major and Mrs. Graham, for Brighton ; Captain Waiter Jones. for Pads; Mr. John Palmer, for Calcutta ; Captain Osborne, of the 7th Dragoon ,Guards, for Coventry; Capt. Musgrave, from Cavendish-square, for Brighton; Captain Blackburn, for Plymouth ; Captain M. Laghlan of the 7th Hussars, for Brighton • Captain Nicholls, of the 14th Light Dra goon, for Bath ; ColOnel St. Clair, for Portsmouth ; Capt. and Mrs. Acton, for Brighton; Sir Henry Watson, Bart. from Caven dish-square, fur Gipping Hall, Norfolk ; Mr. W. P. Gillard, front the Burlington Hotel, for Colebill Cottage, In Somersetahlre ; Major Borchelt, for Manchester • Captain and Mrs. Kier, for Brighton; Coiled Fosse, for Brigh ton; Colonel Murray and Family, from Batt's Hotel; H. Muu, Esq. from ditto; Major and Lady Todd , from ditto; Captain Rase, frogs ditto ; G, Lane, Esq. from ditto ; W. Rolls, Esq. from ditto, for Kingston. It appears by letters from Lisbon, that the influence of the Qutau has very sensibly , diminished since the completion of the arrangements by which Don Miousr. has bound himself to maintain the Charter. The jour. ney of the QUEEN to Reme is much spoken of, but it is stated tha. she will not finally decide . on that subject until she hiss first tried the effect of a direct maternal appeal to the young Regent. TIIE ARMY. A detachment belonging to the 9Gth Regiment of Infantry In town yesterday, from Norwkla, on route to Plymouth. A detachment of the 5 d Regiment of Dragoon Guards Da.— yesteriday, from Westminster,. for Bristol, on route to Newts**. A detachment of the 10th Regiment of boot marched from Westminster, fur Bristol, on route to Spike Island. gciENCE. NAPA L IN T] The Captain of a merchant vessel, arrived in six days , ratter, states, that in the Gut he passed eighty sail of English sets homeward-bound. The Hawk, Mimeo, which sailed from Greenock on ' day for Dentetara, was lost on the following night, Busing storm, on the south-east point of the Isle of Bute. The ashore alive, but so benumbed with cold, that two of • since died. The Vine, of Workington. Becuseuvoce; Twins, of gartiegieu, and Westmorland, of Whischaven,-.Nvere driven no shore near e . Bees Head on Sunday, and, it was feared, would be wrecked. The Juno, of Newcastle, from London, sunk of Scarbomea, Sunday, having got in contact with the 'Alert, Tuauca, ' wick to London, which has put into Scarborough with bowsprit. Des., Jan. 21.—Wind W.S.W.—The Thomas Omni ing into the Downs through the Gulls, grounded cm too& came off, and is at anchor in the Gulls. We d o n ot h e , las sustained any damage. Arrived the Emily, from Seat. POITSKOOTH Jett. Ill.—Wm.—Arrived his Majesty row, from Antigua. Pi.vmouzur, Jas. 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Priam, from Cadiz ; and Spartan, EVILS. from St. Domingo. Fatatmmt, Jam. 20.—Wind S.S.W.--Arrived from Eugenia, SMIDT, fur Cette ; and TATLOII, for St. the Cape, &e. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE-(THIS The market for Plantation Sugars continues to evince buoyancy, but since Friday last tisaness has tot been tr, any extent. The prices obtained early last week are rained, and holders do not seem disposed to sell unless at The deliveries are on the increase. The Refiners are this morning of strong refining qualities, at an advance cwt. on the price of this day week. In Mauritius Sugars is doing. A sale of 730 bags takes place this afternoon, espected to •go off readily. East India Sugars are in exportation. Refined Sugars meet a brisk sale, and the continue large. Fine Lumps Are full is. per ewe. higher this day week. Foreign Sugars continue neglected. Covets is decidedly improving. Buyers are mote and appear inclined to give the prices demanded by the bintoo.—The East India sale, which now eonsistsof commenced this morning. Oude and Benares chiefly , declaration, In 4 vtey few Beagals are to be submitted. commenced with much briskness, and the prices obtained some lots, higher than at last sale. No average of fairly drawn till the conclusion of the sale. Spices—Cinnamon is steady at an advance of l id. on The deliveries of East India Pepper are large, and the , heavy: Pimento is rather more firm. In SALTrestaz few bargains are made, and the price from 245. to 245. 6d. Russian Paouncs.--Tallow is more firm, at an advance 3d. to 6d. per cwt. The last accounts front St. Petenburgb that 40,000 poods had been purchased there, at ass. in good demand, and sales ire stated to have been made, ton. Flax is rather , higher, but Bristles continue Sat, The demand for line Hoes is very brisk, but no advert can be quoted. Suffolk Pockets were p rinci p all y enquieed Owr—blost desuiptiom are looking up. Sperm advance of from los. to 11. per tun, in the prices of this Tza--Congous are still in demand at a slight advance mis s but the prices of other descriptions are !gravy. at Id. advance. Painnuous—Tbe open weather has caused a retrograde in Butter, Beef, kc. Some large arrivals of Dutch Butter have also tended to render the prices nat. Com.* Wom.—The sale on the lath inst. of upwards bales at the India House, has put a stop to any transactions altude. There is little disposition on the part of the holders India to part with their stock unless at higher prices, menu to the Continent are ping on freely. The - Liverpool are also satisfactory, and as front _lobe Districts cheering prospects are held out, it is expected * this article will increase. As yet there has been prices, but the market for all descriptions is decidedly than a fortnight since. A set of Singapore Papers to the Ist of arrived ) esterday. The Prince of Wales Isla, has been suppressed, after 22 years duration, of the Bengal Government, in consequence on the Siamese Treaty. We subjoin the cir , occasioned the suppression. It will be seen as well as in England state secrets can creep give annoyance: * Fort Cornwallis, The notice of the Government having been - Right Hon. the Vice-President in Council at Fort certain snide inserted in the Paper of this Settlement, observations on the Treaty concluded with Siam; the " the Governor in Council is pleased to direct, that all Honourable Company, in whatever branches of f Prince of Wales Island, Singapore, and Malacca, basked from making any communications to the newspapers to any act or resolution of any of the Government. order of the Honorabh the Governor in Council. (Signed) " JOHN ANDER. " Secretary to Govo ODESSA, Dec. 28.—Extensive preparations for war. Vessels are daily arriving and , this port. Eleven ships and two steam•boai day. There are 100 ships of all sorts readl diate service. Yesterday large parcels of provi embarked: 30,000 poods of meat for saltinr shipped, and the demand for the present 100,000 poods, so that provisions are now this place. A letter from Marseilles mentions the engagement, in which some Turkish vessels blown up. One letter ascribes the action •essel of war, and another to Captain Hastings, mantling a Greek steam boat. Extract of a letter from Naples, dated Jan. news today is that the Turks are fitting powerful fleet, and Mr. S. Canning is arrived A trunk, affixed to Sir H. D!HAlut.ror•' carriage, was cot off on Wednesday nii Hounslow and Kensington. Two waggons were overturned last wi Ware and Hoddesdan, owing to the dangerous the road from lowering a hill. Mitcham and its neighbourhood have infested by a desperate gang of housebreakers: them is in custody, charged with robbing the King: Head Inn. The case of the Km; v. Ems *Dorm:Lc Esq.. a libel upon Wetaza M B Doxeue, Esq. a Galway ft gistrate, was tried at Dublin on Friday last. A vere of Guilty wits returned against the defendant. A new Tragedy cornea out at Covent-Garden morrow, entitled The Serf—another is in rehearsal at Drury-Lane, by the Author of lirginius. An Opera by Signor LANZA is also forthcoming; BRAHANL and Madame Futon take the leading characters. The menagerie of the Duke of BEDFORD, Woburn Abbey, was entered in the night of Thursday weeks and several gold and silver pheasants and a large black swan (which was highly valued by the Duke, and Iwo 4 general favourite on account of its remarkable tame. (iebs) were stole* 'bereft= lay arrived de enardut yesterdayi len • / WI s from Gib. iil t English vd. so Wanes. rig &Wow lee dew gee theft haw Al 11 leetiesiont - 11( ore oar she 74i reeked. rborough art , from tier. , . loss of het in alts, is turn. Cs nl-tide. She Ti tear that the di la the nese be q's ship Ar- isen. Yeas% hi London the Dembisig SI sat 1111 DAL) de evince much 2r transacted to v fully rads. 1111 it an advance. a e purchasers 's ce of is. pee ugars nothing Don, which h a deemed fee the aliments nigher than a is re nuinerod, he holders. ti 1 Mancha% y compose de - ed. The sale tabled see, on pikes can he • tm the but sale. • 11 prices rather 7 ke remains d - Ivance of frees enhurgh sae, ; 1 3d. Hengelo g dc, at 4IN. put e ivalkee in— e igniked after. ri Is idea at a I his day we h. ince on the be. Hyson Islas * ;rade myopia itch and id* II wards of spas actions of msg. holders of East eel, as the ship r accounts train Ifarsufameiring ed that business I no advance lo edly more Sue S September 'steed Gaze* ion, by order of an article ircular which that in India 1 • eep out, and Ms, July called by the t William, to a rent, containing the Honourable II officers of the the service, at - be strictly pro. rimers relative sof India. V • Government." ions are made sailing front oats leave to- dy for imme- 7ovisions were ing have been it occasion is r very dear is report of as iels have beet , a to a British 'stings, cons- an. 1.—1 4 The. out another . yeti at Malta: IN'S travelling felt, between week between herons state d w lately been eakers's one of ng the Kinie um. I. Esq. for a Galway Ma. ast. A verdict • 'dant. nt-Garden . in rehearsal at A'