Star. — London, England, 1828-10-13 00:00:00

1 • . •- a ..--,•.•,- •fire „- INING I 111 E EV LA0.11)0N. 'A R., MONDAY; OCTOBER IS, 1828. , PRiCI .OF srom AT FOUR O'CLOCK.Lot Stock 206 es die India Bonds _ LI/errant. Red. ill es die South Sea Stock s:por te. Cons; Sal e • • Old Annuities - Of per-Cent. 231 ses div - • - .111000.1facheq. Sills 7S 6 64-per Cent. Red. file aes die 4300 Ditto 75 4100 CI. Senss.lol. . * 4100 and •2200 Ditto 75 6 4 per. Cont. 1626, 103} sea die Coinmereisi Long Amt. MI 11.16 fes tiv amok for Mot . India Stock Consols for Acct. SSI I i I FORIMN FuNns. TWO O'CLOCK. Braillise Bds. 11 pet. Irli. Neapolitan Beads, 5 p C. 711 i :Do. Acct. 661 Portsp.Bes.spC. 56i a Mien lipas,6 Per MIS . Russ.lids.t US, 3 pCt. 93 21 r4AirititAcil Mk. 6 Wet. • Spanish Bds 5 p Ct. I 1 t i Illaßoide.l6l4, 16 Do Acct. 11l • Brisk 11.11.1025,1pCt. 11i . Vr.ltento4PC. 105 f 50c P1n.11418f506p Ct. 1161 Exchange 25f 30c BRITISH ANDSOBRION SHAKES, TWO O'CLOCK. . ewe. rain.. Brandin+ ' . 1. 35 ' SO ...... • Ditt• Naticesl ' * ' 93 • 5 lot . • Real diti Monte . - 400 400 2$ Oktollebeeripliis ...- 150 110 . Usko4 40 • IS , 11* Imam ....14450 Oct. 10..—Five per Cents.' 105 f. 10c. %op ,75c0p0r...115e.' !Iline'per Cents. 74E sic. 20c. 210611.7 c., Bank ftde, 1,6301: 144doilitock, WO. 36e. Royal lipanisk Loan. 71i, littipdaw Leen,4l Sadrair on Leadeo—omopoodykst; 'O5; . Thew montks,ll4l4 I.lls..—ebiiniin4Anotigns. ... (1,.,, 4,,,. • --., • • 'DEATH OF THE DOWAGER•QUEEN•OF' WIRTEMBERG. • 0 We are sorry to itate, that accounts' haee been re ceived at the Foreign Office last night, of the death of her Majesty the Dowager Queen of Wurramsenc. This melancholy event took place atStutgardt on Mon d7 lasi.' Her MAJtsTY Was the eldest Wort of his Majesty Gwoacut the Fourth, King of England; was born Sept. 29,1766, aid married to FausamAra.u.tar, Duke of Wirteasherg, May 18, 1791, since which time she has•principally resided•on the •Continent. 1+ Among tho-wirations considerations . to which the BlOcladrof. thibardanellet 'may give rise, one of not the leastimportatiie is, in what Eght . the measure will Ire viewed by the Porte? Now of course, *blockade by *hostile Power of the ports of a nation with which it is in war, would have no effect out of the ordinary train of events, further than with . reference:to the neu tral Governments who may have recognised that blockade. , Great Britain and France being at peace with the Porte, any abettal by them. of so aggressive an experiment on the part of Russia, may naturally be viewed at Constantinople as an act of hostility upowsbc Ottoman dominions. Then, the EMPSIIOft having pledged himself by Treaty to waive Jhis belligerent,' rights by sea-d.and having, in defiance 'of his pledgel appiti*l in jtsi Dardaaellm in the drunter of anava. belligerent-4 apt the submission of England and. Prance to .what they have both the right and the power to prevent, a policy dictated by unfriendly motives towards their mutual:ally, the Subligne.Porte ? Such might well be the • tone of argument in the Divan, irritated as it is by the French expedition,, in addition to other misfortunes--and we confess the res. coning is not without its force. A treaty is made to compel TutkeS to consent to the liberatiOn and pacifi cation of Greece ; while the objects of the treaty are gradually. though slowly, being carried into 'effect, another European Power takes the field, and slakes war upon Turkey (for Abe vircornstance of Rip:Sites - being a party • makes no. sat of difference)., with whops two of pitt parties to the treaty are at peace. The fund& mental rules upon 'which, the European batance of power depends, prithihit . tfite drib:action 01 Mickey, and her' onnsolidatioo with. Russia.. But to'this end the blockade has a visible and most material tendency, inasmuch as prevents the o;teman capital from being supplied With ' ammunition and the. necessary means of defenCe. Set ! ting aside, therefore, the guarantee given to England and , Feance,At may really be questionable, whether the safetria well as the honour of the EurOpeatt Confede racy. may not beinvolved in a try great degree by this bold and dating condect of the Russian EUPZILOR: Last night we received the'Paris Papen. of Friday, 'Odds* Gazette 4e France, dated Saturday. The Intel ligence they captain-respecting the operations on the Dandle, 14 highlikterestkng. The retreat of the grand , Russian army Vonibileie "Scbutiali - aiiiiirs to be cep. tam -s-an eveei *kith cannot fail to be productive of *e 'lost important consequences in regard to the Wee etthe campaign. HUSSILIN PACHA is following close at the heels of the retreating army, and the road ii 'sand to becovered . with the liodies of men sod horses. The7mainiody of the army bad already arrived at 0444* an.the IStb, and was expected to fall back without delay on Issaktcbi. Awartielis from Badmen of the 19th nit. states that the Vachon of &Wait made another vigorous sortie on tfie- lath against the corps of General Iroxu..which was routed end almost completely destroyed. On this occasion the Turks took thirty pieces of cannon; the terro► of the remaining Imperialists was so great on the attack of the Spahis (Turkish cavalry) that they did not r4lll again till they go to Hirchova. It does not appear that Varna has yet fallen; and it hammed in thiseraccounts that its fall would be of little use to the Russians, as the . only advantage they would derive from it would be to mike their retreat with mom safety to the Danube. We haw extracted from the Meuager des Ciambres a C 44111•11 Ori the blockade of the Daroanelles, addressed br the Nam& Minister for Trade to the Chambers of Cowbserce. I - German Papers to tbs 7ts instant were received this mornings their contenu are not, of much insportance The %intelligence of tie young Queen of PORTUGAL having been brought to,England is said to have excited much dissatisfaction to the Eunnon her grandfather, • • • r` it protection she was espected to repair in die 4t losance. The folinwing are extracts: •• . VIENNA, Ocs 10. lb, news that her Majesty4the Queen of Portugal is gale to England, is said to have canted some dissatisfaction in the highest quarter, u his Majesty the Emperor ardeady desired to see his august grand daughter, and had preparedwury thing with paternal selicitdde for het immediate reception. The public cannot under. load the cause of this change in the plan of her Majesty's journey. Ifgewwine Mein. Oct. 6. • FRANKFORT, Ocr. S. The Osurrier de Sworn* of the 50th August, contains the follow * l'aisSraPhs — SMYRNA, Amuse 30. A certain number of P►ilhelene, have arrived here, who leave the service of Greece, while others, who will soon be in the saw situation, are going to offer their services to the President. Awing the former is Dr. V. blanrisi, physician of Rome, who &sin. subbed himself• by the care be bestowed with the most tootle die. interestednessell the besiNed Greeks in Missolonghi, in 182 S snd 1828. Oa the 11th of this Meath Mr. Francis Wary, Consul of his Britannic .Majesty at lisaysna, called: a meeting of the English merchants at his Mose, and commuoleried to than a letter from Lord Aberdnerh-tho Minister for Foreign Affairs, relative to the `refusal of the factory, balmember last, to place itself under forrian protection, and to ihe,asenbities then adopted'hy the majority of the members who cairn it h .to remain constituted as a awye ek =dm. under theildledilloodokol.utsaCommissionen thmewitorn Among their own body. • • The .Minister, alterhisake reproached the Cos ol fee wafering this question to be pillypgkhr a meeting sip which . I. 0440. blames the determlibillmi of the Merchants, and entrain bas Lordship's displeasua et dliiir not having followed theArritreetime transmitted to .them at that time by the Ambassador of his /Meanie. Majesty it the eve' of Ms dayarturei for Tragland, *bids ire* ea piece themselves under the pritsieliera of die Consul-General of his Majesty the King of the Netherlands. He acknowledges that for the individuals the choice of protection is optional ; hot he denies to the factory the right to cohatitrite itself in the absence of every English authority. and to the *etc emanating from the Camas's gaolers appointed for the purpose, the character of legality, which. is indispensable to them., • .Lord Aberdeen's letter comes rather late, and the Ministry has considered a long time before it resolved to blame the Eaglish merchants at Smyrna, which seems to indicate that there was some hesitation with respect to the manner In which the conduct d the factory was to be considered. The opinion which has prevailed in the Council, and • the spirit which dictated this letter, may give room for reflections which are not without importance Twenty years ago, an English Minister, whether Whig or Miry, wmildhave found only a subject of praise in a measure resuldag Bum a certain national pride; which the Government at Mgt time endpavoured to mite in the hearts of prividrindiv idualsond to carry it to the highest pitch.—Merchants, who, far from their coantry jp left to themselves, ash protection only in the quality of subjects of Great Britain, and foam their. security on that Moral influence which that title should never lose, are guided by this noble idea, that the power of indivkluab is the standard. of the power of nations. Tborgive-egreat maniple of their confidence in the heilkpeedenee of Male Goveniment. This sentiment has been the steer ad is strength of Englandswisot de Prialiffert, Oct. 6 . . CITY, TIVILTS 0 9 CLOCIL 1 In ansonqonnet'pt tit victories of the Turks, and a prospect that it will lead to in armistice. which is the opinion at Vitalkli i will soon tab plats, out Consol market bas rather improved 811161 morning. Consols armed at 1161, and ware done at ft/ 1: at present atop-may be "septasi at VII. alternately balers* sellers. 1 1 NATI. IiALF.PAST ONS OVLOM Illedonsol MAI" low ipdio so Mood th . Kf the Morning. as tit* if* 'Serf° in making op against twat WA. nesday. which is sottlinistai in the Good market: Cesealiwtay be quoted at present at U(( Accounts from ldadellias of the td October state, that a Ow. verumeat eased, wbls left Nayarit 13th September, brings in. formation that the coovoy with the Regiments of cavaky had arrived ; also with the heavy train of artilay : they bad elms days passage. Several barreets bad been bout. , . According to accounts front Frankfort Of the Mb, peat inks prevailed there of the Russians getting possession of Varna, sad it was thought that the campaign would sous be over. • letters from Moscow Of the 7th of &reshot stare, that with the excepdon of twenty rick families, peat distresi Psnirsiled among* the Nobility, who were obliged to sell dsdr kids at very reduced prkea. Private letters from Paris say, that Cant Pima m Bases re ceived dispatches from the Russian flesdirarters by a liamfan Piker, but the contents had net transpired. - • A letter from Warsaw states—that two divisions of the Midana army arrived at the beginning of September, in the environs of St. retersburgb,And they immediately departed for the Eastern Pro vinces is the Ukaraine. A great purchase of horses, from !woe to loos, ba been made by the Government, and are-seat by dal. /kW to, Wearable. .. •• i • ay' arrivals from Peursburgb we late, that the qo p nt s bare chartered : k great mamba sd English ships to take to the Mediterranean. the Foreign Market verollide business • - - • _ Her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA will ;we Frognsoss arbe commencement'ot this ensuing Monti for Lenders, ptior to gobs to Brighton. The Duke of . RUTLAWD continues with his family Ili cbsisty, 'sad wM not return to &Noir Castle before the irk "s wee& in November, when his Grace commences bunting for the gtEarl ol WILTON!, hunting establishment atlitim. tbelb Is in a state of activopreparadon for his lordship's reception. Varies, okeratlens and interwiesenti- have iseeti carried Inorelbeti doting the summer, which tender the mail= a meet desirable'il, in every revue. t- • L etters were on Saturday received from Oporto to the 3d inst. The Porusgionealudsorittes had not cotninittotiemf further out against the Emends merchants. They had Jolt prisosed the Consul, but no particulars of the dirge against him are given; We bed occasion to give from time to time several extracts from Mr. Rat Vissou's book of Travelsie Runk. We have lime heard that this weak has proved so very unpabesehlim the Government then, that It by not only been Ida afiewsiste compliment bas teen paid to the Au t h or by k.; Yesterday was the birth-day of Don Persito,Etisporor of Brasil. High Mass and grand Te Deities wise eekbratett at the Chapel of the Portman Ansbassader, in commentoration and honour of the day. • 'lt was expected that the Queen of Possums. I would have attended, but her Marine was prevented from obit so by indisposition. Alger the ceremony of the High Mass an 4 Te Dem% the Marquis of Pausam.a gam a speed &jinni at the house of the Panatellas kintsa l i: . Padwatreet. There were present at the entertaimmt, thi mho of the *our of rossoom, about 30 Pettognsee Mere, in Ada miarrat, oil occasion the oaths of &Regimes to the Qom and Cesetkatien WIN l i tindered and taken by all the Pawpaw, tellitety end *ilk London, who were invited to attend ,that purpose. COMIT.--Widl regard to the numerous paragosphk that have appeared both in Loudest lad pr I.nevramers., statists that a Comet is now t o be smile ILK& pen 41 the heaves". 'sees after coact—ohey see all uses,.. The emir has arises from 'lgnorance el the position of the Nebel's. As meetly all dad accounts agree that the supposed corset is either in the COM ssellialen Arks or Andromeda, they vadoubtedly *Bade to a bright cheater spot in the girdle of Andromeda, with a right secession it 7i deg. soda declination of IS deg. N. It Is situated 'bowl deg: above, soda Mule to the smith et the star so in than girdles; and is ink d e g. from, and nearly in a straight limo northward whist the scar Andromeda' is idol* apparent diameter, and domed. nated by the late De. Mislays's, a Planetary , N e b u l a . If i t b e a comet, it has been singularitstadonbr, Imes the pees 1749, when La Gums& drat discovered is the stposioeskato as k now is with respect to the stars near it. It appears th the nehodeyellits a comet opposite to the sun, or without a tail, an 4 arrows .sat rays in every direction, when seen.throagh a telesc ope , It 1 a brightest in the centre, and She sissy liar s or a MO behind a this deed. There are several Maths in and neat Andromeda. THE VINO; flu. • Wilma*. Oct. BllAsarrY (whore late in disposition was by no means of a seri( us description), we are happy to slate is now so much, we might say, so completely recovered, thet he will this evening en tertain bis visitors and suite at dinner : and in a day or two his MAJISITT will hold * Council. The Rev. Mr. &Twine officiated this forenoon at his Miiiintres Private Chapel ; the Royal Suite and • Household were present. On Friday her Royal Highness the Princess Acrousta visited his MAJUTI at the Royal Lodge, and returned to Frogmore to dinner. Sir HaRBRT TAILOR arrived at the Roy] Lodge on Friday, where he will continue for some gys on a visit to his MAJISTY. Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at the R yal Lodge, and had an audience of some duration of his MAJZIFTY. His Grace partook of refreshments, and left at four o'clock for London. We have authority to state, that the 4th of neat month (November). is fixed for his MAMMY% taking up his residence as his new P. lace, Windsor Castle. The Princess Auouara, accompanied by Lady MART TAYLOR, heard Divine. Service performed this morning at the parish church. . Her Royal Highness leaves Frogmore to-morrow fa( Bushy Park, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of CLaaispe. •• , COURT . CiIiCUL AIL THE QUIZ* or yORTHOAL. rieneral •• SALDANHA, who has recently arrived in the meiropolis, was_ presented to her MAJltert on Saturday at Grlillin's Hotel, by the Marquis ile.taimadena. Salon Butow, thiPrtlienth Minister, went od &afar day to wide !aspects to the young Queen, to whom be was pre sewed by the Marquis de 13ASSACIII,A•• • • • • Her MAJESTY, Owing, ioj cold, kept li4i.apartments yesterday. The inquiries after.tlue health of ke ' r Maim were lieu numerous throughout the.daj. Some of the Foreign. Anibas. sailor ind Ministers, great numbers of foreigners % ot.distinction, and many' of the Nobility and Gentry, came Personally •to Gril. lion'. Hotel to learn the state of her hlsserra.• • The, Aniainti:ltngi. French. Anihassadors tad a con ference tok Saturday with•theAsults•Of ,Wataanston and the Earl. of Amman.. The Spanish (special) Minister had an interview with the Earl of As aaaaaaaa Saturday, at the Acid the /*Mary of &ate for Foreign Affairs: The Saaoo Charge d'Affaires transacted business on Satiorday at the Foreign Mee. The Lord Chiet Cosansis%ioner. of Scotland visited the Duke of Warinairoxst-the Trpasary an Satiiday. _ A Board of the Lords of the Admiralty was held on Friday, during the Sitting of which Sir Seraae. Ceseasseom was introduced, and remained for a considerabk nine irkh their lArdshipe. 'I he Doke of WlLLimorom has left town for his seat at Strathileidsay.• • • : . • • FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. . • • ABUVALK • . The Duke of Portland, haws Gatineau! tour; the Marquis if Aylesbury Imo Paris; Captain Vasty, of the 9th lAwma it at the •t. St. Jokes Woad Barracks, front York ; Major Gordon. in from - Manchester • Mr. Ind 'Mrs. Grover, la ' Part-Imie; ham ; Mr C. COclirrilt, frail'. France; Capt. Herelagten, ii Os Ilnyal Lancers, hi Berkeley-square from Canterbury; Opel* Clarerille, is Pau - walla from yleina ; Lady aid Miss MeV. i mid Capt. Hoo)ier, In 4roolg t weet, from Munich; . Maj or _ Ptodetith l‘Pre in I:Urges-street; falai the Logan tams& ; Mr. tad-lilts. Ceiti Devenshirmiksca;.frod Soinhaakiton ; CaPtili at l ass, ,in Poulin:44W *e. (root mina; Mrs. and Mini•Glay. lia lootreet, front the. Netherlands; Captain Alex a nder - in Pall-niall, from New York ; Sir Lewen Glynne t ßau. "Hotel, froarirpsora; Mr. David Inglik tram Becleb kmoglass, .to Groeveaor•place p Mr. Richard Barnes, in Wim =7l4from Pam; Mr. and Mu. Cleveland. hi . Gkosomise i Dane; Capt. &look Herbert. in Piccadilly, from York 4 Mr. William Hucisna;ln Portnian.squire, from the Isle o( Wight t Madame and klailetnokelle 'Ferreira, in Diner.street. from Sicily; Captain Drainmetid, in Grostenor-place; Captalitand Mrs. Maxwell, in Gruvenorikee, from Pali{ • Major Bacon, m Hatchetes Hotel, from Epsom; Mr. Henry L ots, in .CaVeudisli. ware, from Hampton Court ; Captain Robert Gimbleton, of the dat Light Dragoons, at Stevens' Hotel; Capt. Prevost, in Bulling tanotreet,-from the Netherlands; Mr. Samuel Knight, in Cavan. dish-square, from a tour; Major and Mrs. Ortiarse, in Pkcadilly, inns l'ark; Captain yarnon, in Hertford.strut, from the Hague; Mt. Granby Calcraft. at Um uteri Hotel, from • Donetshke ; ' Mist Delady. at the Berners Hotel . ; Berners-street, from ikighton. • Dr. and Mrs. Yates, at ditto, from Brighton; G. Windsor, &q. at ditto, from Gekenhans; Rev. Frederick Smith, at ditto, from gmbridge. - • DBPA RT U H RS. Lord Grey de Rutbyn, from Bettekl 4 snre . teat hi 'Perthshire ; Captain Woodcock ...pf the 'nice& Guards. foe Caber, in Ireland; eaptain•Biyan, & the .7tl for Belgians; Captain Haley. for Debbi; 'Maier Darla,. 'fie Man. chewer • Mr. and Mrs. Constable, for*. Lawratee,la the Lie of Monet i Colonel blolyneux, of the 7th.Husaws, foe-Dublin ; Major IBadeoek and Cape; Barnard, of the ate Regiment, for Cork; Cal. Bathe. d IMAM Regiment, for . Ireland ; Captain Godfrey. fair Dublin; Capt. Tracey, of the 14th Driscoll% (or Coventry Brett. of the Bth Haman, for Lublin; G. S. Stewart, Req. -and Mite Stewart, from the Berner, Dead & for Weimer, Kent; J. S. Cooper, Res. from ditto, for Brtgitaa. • DRURY LANE THEATRE. • We witnessed, on Satutday evening, the second re presentation of Miss Mtrronts'efragedy of Rieruii, and w see nd reason whatever toletraet a single partick of the praise. which. le bestowed on it. The audience of Saturday 'coedit% did- ample juetice to the beauties which are displapiliklei Abe - tragedy, Ind tbej eaeelleoce of those by Whi*:the , principal characters are sup Ported was markeffliy the most cheering plau dits. filr;Ydono, as Ifi4isza, has - fulled a laurel that will Pot speedily wither. - 411 Voices unite in•declaring his performance of this character to •be one of the most finished efforts of the scenic aft which has been recently seen. The (kinder of Miss PHILLIPS is dis— tinguiphed by grace, delicacy. and feeling. She is the very thing that the poetess has desiribed—young, beau-. and susceptible. She is also,beit observed,estremely yeas*. Miss MITIORD ha s *been accused of having made tree with historical facts, in concocting •her tragedy. She has only done so where it was absolutely necessary, simply and solely in the introduction of the female chi- , meters, without whose assistance the could not have com posed the drams. All else she his, left as it was' presented to her by history. She has not softened down the turpitude of the conspiring Nobles; she has brought them forward, as they themselves came forward, eager once more to seize the power of which the via- TUOUS Rienzi bad deprived them, and aided in the accomplishment of their .pbject by if* hatred which the ambition, the cruelty, -and the lore of pageantry, of the comma) liiemzi--(the man.who could not wield power wisely and discreetly)--ietcited in the minds of the people. There is a•striking similarity between the history of Marsaniello and of RieNsi. They both were actuated, in the first instant', by a. desire to fieit their fellow-citizet s—they . both succeeded in thine- clot ts-- they both • forgot themselves--tbay became cruel and arbitrary—they were. raised to a. height which made them. giddy, and they both fell, not Undeservedly ; for he who seeks to check' and restrain -the vices and the ,tyranny of others, eught,f;:seire.ad stories. , tb re f ra i n from vice sad tyr a nny hi • The tragedy was eel ceived with as mach applausoaaieven Miss biltrifoan herself could desire. THE ARMY. teneedesp Maier General Sir Gooses Bursitalt t4 Seth &gleam hi the gallium at Cott , whet th ew pressed hhaeelf in the biggest tennis of the daseilailne • die &T Divisions of the following Regiments arrived le the em last week at Cork : else hub, from Bogle, ea their yip s e . tee the end and nth. from Mullingar, the g naw le.; and the latter to Corfu ; and the 44th , from Loogre e g, e l m wilt orders for Jamaiee. A Detachment of the P 44 arrived hl C ot t no Wegettie fit= Fonnoy. Oa Thursday his Grace lbe Duke of Nommuieraatains.ss Li eu tenant. reviewed the Northuntberlaod and Newcastle v t , manry Cavalry. The day being remarkably fine, a vase est spectators were attracted to the.town moor to whinge:he ipee.. sack. His Grace the Lord lieutenant expressed hieant gratified - with the fine military appearance art the corps, es 4;:r plimented both the Officers and men oa the steadiness am 2," non with which they went through their var i ous eetgede v e7 His Grace appeared in fell costume, decorated with the ni te — ir b ; boo and Star warn by the Noble Knights of the Order of th e A Squadron of 'the 7th Dragoon Guards arrived in i e Z e Friday, en their route to Newc.sstle. The 7th Royal Fuslieers arrived in Hull on Saturday. k w Sunderland. Tuesday ths, members of the Grenadier Company of t h e hot Regiment of 0. L. V. bad their visual dinner at the house e s t h eir veteran comrade, Mr. Lucas. In St. Thrma aa'a Paridl, Watt There was abundance of guise and other delicacies, mak e , thee, and good singing ; and the party appeared highly gratified by t h, attendee of their host sod the hilarity of the fe.iival , t h e smote of which was much increased by the tales of former diys Reading and Newbury quarters, and the perilous catepl ps aullingdon and Port Headow.—Orford lierald. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Mom Amman Tug asv.—Dubian it—Waterfo r d s_r iegands... France I—Flanders 1. • • Us Mowing was posted at Lloyd's 64 Infirniesi S. Priam, Om. at —The Swedish Causal a "amen. a n v. mind the following information :—The Government of Moron have seat eft two large brigs, with 16 or 10 guns, and hum lop 160 men, and liaise of eight guns, and 60 men ; they mi., a the Atlantic, 40 se 50 miles from the coast of Spain and Porno. for the purpose of capturing the vessels of those stations bana l no Gonad in the States of Morocco. They eotnmeaced by tablet English vessels, on the pretext of their papers not being regul ar but on their being claimed by the English Consul at Tangiers, wtr e given np." The Russian brig Volace, front Trieste to Rio Janeiro, has Nei declared 11 good prize, 'and the crew treated as prisoners of war. The Combatant, Biomes, arrived in the Downs (rum Cutu, saw a large ship, with a head, painted pons, and white Wei, up e the Hopties, lath August. Her three masts were down. the 7th, in lat. SS, bag.. GS, saw an English brig, with inim.l porta sods head, apparently laden with cotton, or lumber, is Fos. deaden of a schooner, supposed to be a pirate. Dear., 11.—Wind N.W.—Artived the Combatant, Baas% from Cuba; Book, from Quebec; Item the Mediterranean. Oer. IL—Wind SW.—Arrived the Cyrus, —, from Leghorn. Roinsasuessi, Ocsissa Ito—Wind &W. Ocs. IL—Wind S.R.—Arrived the George Canning, Pullin, from Cephalonia. Sailed this Hereto, jun. bilasiaux. for ladrss , l Britomart transport. for Sierra Leon e ; Matadi ikninit, f u r Bie. hadoes ; ,amass, and Sank, Ni',ll for hiarsedlr s; Volarte, Hasa, Le flank: ; Hero, Jensme, for Trieste ; and Si. carob. Taw. for Jambs. Fabians Oct. W.& W.—Of port th e Anio. Scents, fro nt Gibraltar. and Antrim, Woman from ditto, sad both have proceeded to Stangate Creek, having foal bills ut health. Arrived the Lady Emma earwax, from M a l a g a ; Di spatc h, B an ails, from Oporto. Sailed the Sandwich packet, for Lisbon; and the Rover packet, for the Mediterranean. PLTMOOTiIi Ocr. IL—Arrived the Christian and Ann, Row, Mabga. • . LETZII7OIII., OCT. 11 . — Arrived the Heywood, Baasett, from 41.1eize‘ Ammo, Poaesus, and Norval, e—, from Quebec : Cola u —, from. Si. Aidrew's, N. IL .lane GileilieS, if= Halifax; ,• Newsy, from Idlrantield; dew Felix, —, kern bay Mai* ; and Minerva,:-., from Archangel. aamlieoz. OCT. 12.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Homes, frost the Netillietenean ; and Panes's, from Marseilles' • -Hemz, • Ore. 11.—Arrived the Hermes, Rower. and Foster, Snangre, from Si. Petersburgh. . . H i - Purihnzaa, Oce. 12.—Arrived the Gleaner, Sabina, from Da. Tie' 'Straits. , ' . , aiastii;ze, Oct 10.—Arrived the Bon Accord and St. Andrews ;rout Davis' Straits; James and Margaret, from Gottenburgh. Buren, Om 10.—Arrived the Elizabeth, PONT011 ) from (be. :bee ;and Hibernia, Jones, from Miramichi. ° Daunt, Oct. 11.—Arrived the Wanderer, innings, from Tri. / Wad 1. Baltic Merchant, —, Brothers, Roanesuu, and Tiarkskire, iambs', from Quebec; Joey, Gizmos, from Leghorn; Margaret, Onager, from Maltp ; Margaret, Sims, from Archangel. avreatroar, err. 11. I • His Majesty's ship - Window Castle, 76, Captain Bouverie, west sot afbarbeer aSd anchored in the Soiled on Thursday. Oa the some day the Royalist leader, Lieutenant itebilliard, WWI far Portsmouth with a detadmneat of Royal Makin. The Herald yacht is Imputed here daily to embark Lord Bel , snore; family. and 'she. for Jamaica. • lib Majesty's ship Wartlike, 74. Captain William Parker,CL is ordered to this port, to be paid of for re-commissioning as a sward ship. The /idea steam vessel, Lieutenoot F. Bullock. arrived ;water. day_ from the eastward, with 100 seamen f or th e Windsor Castle. The Childers, 14, new sloop, at Chatham. has been commis• sinned by Commander William Modem; Lieutenants John Adams and Charles Charteris, Mr. Cornellas Kelly, Surgeon, Mr. James Synte Anima Surgeon, Ur. J. Menneh er . F erber , are a pp o i nte d to bell .. The Hotspur, a fine frigate of a very eopetiqr . . model, pierced to carried guns, will be launched from Pembroke yard tlis d.y. * The Leveret. tender to the Windsor Castle, was this week Ltd up ins ordinary at Hammes. . • • • A strarn-vcsar I, called the Dee.,ia tot be built at Woelwich ; a amore,celled the SPA". at Mathias others, ; and two hers, c.irerl reenckalriee and Viper,' at Pernbrote; and a schuourr, ski Una, at Beensedat His Majesty's ship Hattie; arrived at-the illaittitius, from the ClP" '"f ll° M 'h at 3 " — Chailatleai at Quebec, from Hal& ;••.. s— yne, at Halifax, from. Baranuitai.• &pt, X—Cygist (paej i at Jaensel, from Fainioutb, duly ins...lledina. at at. .14go (Cape de Verel.),. from this port; Aug. 34 and sailed fur Sierra Leone the Itth—Wolf, at Malta,•from Smyrna, Aug. x.f..*—We.te4 from Alexandria, 27th ; and Erebus (bomb), from Naple..— ViA:tut, at Trinidad, Aug. 1, and Icarus. front Barbadori., Aug. Au rora, at Vera Crux, from Tampico, Aug. :I—Hussar. Itingdort, and' olumbine, at Halifax, from 11r8iuda,.Sept. 8. In Hamoase —Britannia. Trinculo, Dispatch, Jateur, Dove, Sphypx, Leveret, and Speedy. Between Island and Main —Bramble. • • fn Storithouse Pool—Echo steamer. Sound—Windsor Castle and Nightingale. ' FROM THE HAMPSHIRR TELIGEAPH, OCT. 11. The Warspite, 74, Captain W. Parker, C B. with the lag of Vice Admiral Sir Edward Codringtoo, late Commander in Chief in the Mediterrar.ean, arrived on Tuesday, in twenty•six days from Malta, leaving there the Wolf and Weasle sloops of war, and Ricer tender. The remainder of the squadron (thirty-seven pendants) were cruising off the Grecian, Egyptian, and Candian shows Sir Pulteney Malcolm, with the main strength of the Allied squadrons, was at anchor in Ns satin harbour. Sir Edward, on resigning the command, idle the Asia, and took passage to Malta in the Wel. SRAM! 74, Captain F. Maitland, C.B. which ship he l i o d i a tted on the 11th of S e p tem b er , t h e day he departed Malta ; the Wellesley then took on board the both logisest of Foot, and sailed at the same tipse for Cog*. Not the slightest suspicion was entertained, when the Warspite quitted the Mediterranean, of any intention. on the part of the Russians, to blockade the Aechipelago end of the Dardanelles; it may be pit awned, consequently, our fleet would have a knowledge et this event at the same time Count lfeyden would IL live his orders Nothing can exceed the regret maur lested Malta by all classes at Sir Edward'. recal, and the stropg expression of it at the moment of his de parture must have been highly gratifying to the fai• ings of the gallant Admiral. A coneuusse of :wade assr nsidrci to Witness it, and as the ship left the hal . • TI Ada briny H iron OTTiI smile do•' mud the Aloe Hcr 74.1 on tl NOP Fra lath Arr On, 1 area Ilea gas f A It.! Dal 'Let tl 1 6 -..:-=s