Star. — London, England, 1828-04-14 00:00:00

THE EVESTittGi LONiION. MOgDA Y, APRIL 14, 1828. ATOP( EXCEIANGV.. TWELVE O'CLOCK. Coop* which left taws 'Saturday et 84 to 8 foe the Account. opened this morning at $55 to $4, and at paisent tray be quoted at db, alternately boyen and selleesoylth The to elan market remains Idle at present, and the prices are sontinaL MY. HALF-PAST ONE, O'CLOCK. Consols have contikned the whole of the niorimino.at 84. alter nately buyers and oaks. with little woo lausioess dein; ; but the heavy stock has rather Improved. PRICK OF . STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. R Stock son ez:div India Stock 5 per Cem. ißed.B.3l* ez die Ditto Bonds 94 95 5 per Ct. Coss. 84 631 South Sea Stock si per Cent. Old Annuities 51 per Cent. Bed. 90/ jez die; £lOOO Ezcheq, BlUs 61 62 4 per Ct. New 101 j 101* 4500 Ditto 61 62 4 per Cent. Scrip 4100 and 4200 Ditto 61 66 4 per Cent. 1826.101 1001 e d Bank for Acct. Long Ann.lll 15-16 19 ez div Consols for Acct. 14 831 94 FOREIIiN FUNDS. T.WeirCLOCK. Brazilian Ms. Sp Ct. sib IDo Acct. 601 I BurntrA Ayrrs lids. Op C. 33 1tu55.8d5.1822,5 per Ct. 871 i i .I.lnn:ttian lined+. 6 per Ct. Ds. Acct. 871 1 D0.1i0nd5.1824,23 Spanish Bds sp Ct It I I 'anis!. 1141.5 pet. 59/ t e , Do 510. 111 Greek 80tu15.1825, 5 pet. 10117 Fr. Renter. 5 p C. 102 f 25c , 31ez.ilds,1811.5.6pCt 31 Exchange, 25f 20c Potteg. Bds. 5 p C. 601 Do Acct BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. SWAM. PAS% 35 to 75 100 221 131 40 36 121 12 1 100 5 5f Brazilian Colombian United blezkan Marine Alliance The Marlborough packet has arrived at Falmouth. in six days from the Tagus. We have not received any Lisbon Papers by this conveyance; but the private letters represent the capital as remaining much in the same state in which it was left by our last advices. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the Gazette de France dated Saturday. The former contains the Hatti Scheriff of the PORT; in which he offers an amnesty to the Greeks: it purports to be a reply to an application made on .the part of the Greeks by their Patriarch. We have inserted from the latter two official do:uments s the 6rst is a Preclamati.m from the Greek Admiral Vltaut.ts), for the further suppression of piracy in the Levant ; and the st.cond is also a Procla mation, addressed by Count CAPo D'ISTRIA to the M litary Chiefs, in which they are enjoined not to leave the positions which they occupy, except by order of the competent authorities. A Flanders Mail, with Brussels Papers to the 12th, and the Algorithm Zeitung to the 6th instant, arrived • last night; copious extracts from these Papers will be found in our front page. The Brussels Papers give a detailed account of the present state and force of the Russian Armies; which account is said to be derived from good authority, and as such, cannot otherwise be considered than as a document of high importance at the present juncture. According to this account, the whole force of the Russian Empire at present is seven hundred thousand men, of which three hundred thou sand are ready for action. In 1812, it is said, the ussian army amounted only to 411,000 men. The army in Bessarabia, now waiting only for orders from St. Petersburgh to cross the Pruth, amounts to eighty thousand men. • An article in the Algenteine Zeitsusg dated Odessa 23d March, states, that the military preparations on the part of Russia are carried on with great activity, and that it was generally believed that the campaign against the Porte would commence at the end of the present month ; and that the army had •orders to cross the Daman and to march against Constantinople. Accounts from Smyrna repeat the statement of TAHIR PacHa having on the 13th ult. attacked the Greet squadron off Scio, and sunk several vessels. After the battle, the whole Greek expedition took to flight, and that FADVIER being abandoned, by his troops, took refuge in the mountains. The Austria* Observer contains at length the speech of Sr F. ADAM, on opening the third Parliament of the lonian Islands, part of which we had already receives through the medium of the French Papers. We give this document aho in our front page. num TA! PRZSCH PAPERS. ARRIVED BY THE MALI THIS MORNING. They write from Toulon, of the 2d of April, that, of the day previous, sailed the King's vessel Alcyone, los the Mores, where she is going to land several engincets charged by the Government to take plans for fart ura ble positions for the encampment of our troops. Ths mews we have received from our squadron befor. Maims announces, that the Regency are making gnu preparation for an obstinate defence. By the Hamburgh Papers to the oth in.t. received this morning. we learn that the treaty of peace between : Russia and Persia bad arrived in St. Mersburgh owthe 26th ult. The story of the sinking of a 1 English ship of war by the batteries at Navarin is again revived.— The following are extracts: STOCKHOLM, Masai yr. The receipt of the Customs at Norkioping, which in 1225 was only 20 000 rix dollars, amounted last yen to 80.000 fix dollars, ST. PKTERSBURGH, Mmics 27. His Majesty the Emperor has conferred on General Paskewitsch, the title of Count Paskewitsch, of Feivan. The treaty of peace with Persia arrived here yesterday. 1e Deane was performed to-day in the chnrcbes of this city, in commemoration of that important even.. BERLIN, Aram S. •-- His 'Majesty will spend the holidays at "tame". We hear of a Congress to be held soots in Breslow or WAFISW• Yesterday morning at nine o'.alqck a ceu►ier attived from Bt. Petersburgh. who c.wire to the Itoyal P.ltret deliver his dispatches into his Majesty's own hand!. It is supposed they attnouncc the passage of the I'iuth by the, Ruins*, and the departure of the Emperor to join the army. it seems to be certain that the recruiting of the army proceediiig with great activity in Austria, so that eves young men already appointed as officers are not excused, and are sent towards the frontiers of Hungary. lIAMBURGEI, Aran. 7. It was affirmed at Vienna on the Slst of March, that news bad been received there that the Turkish batteries at Navarin had sunk the English ship of the line sta- tioned before that harbour, upon which three Turkish ships of the line and five transports had entered the bay. Hatalmorgh Papers, April 8. The Algemeine Zeitung to the Bth inst. has also been received. An article from Odessa mentions the arrival there of vessels from Constantinople, with limited fir mans for passing the Bosphorus. Great exertions were making by the Russian Government for the opening of the campaign. The following are extracts FROM — THE POLISH FRONTIERS, 111 Amen 21. A German paper gives under this head the follow. ing article : "The approaching passage of thePtuth by theßnssian army must probably be considered merely as military demonstration, rather than the first act of a new war. It is reported that the Cab'net of St. Petersburgh, in its circular note on this subject, has assured the other Powers that it will, for the present, confine itself to the military occupation of the Panciplities, it being the intention of Russia td give the.. Porte a certain time, within which it must carry into effect the stipulations of the Treaty of Ackermann, which are not yet executed. The Danube will not be passed till the Poste shows that it means to persist in its faithless and inimical conduct towards Russia." Another Journal observes, that the Guards, which were to leave in April. could not reach the Proth before the middle of July. ODESSA, MARCH 21 We have news from Constantinople to the 15th of this month, from which it appears that no change had taken place there. The ships that have arrived here from the: city have limited firmans for passing the Bosphorus. The ships that have been hired here by the Government have sailed, partly to Sebastopol and partly to the Danube, to carry ammunition and provisions. The commencement of hostilities seems to be at hand. No goods have arrived here from the interior of the Empire for this week past, the Government having put all the draught horses in requisition for the conveyance of military stores. VIENNA, Arm. 2. bletalliques, 88 11.16; Back Shares, 1010.-4/geeseine &Muse, 4prii 7 . From Trieste they write, of the 26th March, that the Egyptian squadron, consisting of 15 ships of war, with 25 transports, had arrived at Nlodors, from Alexandria. It is presumed they are come to take IBRAHIM and his troops back to the Morea. Accounts from New Zealand mention that the French discovery ship L'Astrolabe, Captain Mons. D'llavit.ut, had bees nearly wrecked at the Island of Tongataboo. She ran on a rock, whilst attempting to come to a safe anchorage, and was for some rime in such a perilous situation. that a box. containing the valuable researches of the voyage, was dispatched off to the Wesleyan Mio. lotteries, who were residing on the Island. Tha vessel, however, by an uncommon exertion righted, and soon after anchored In the channel without any serious Minty. During her stay at Tongataboo she lost sit of her seamen, who made their escape on shore, and fled into the interior. On a large farm of 1,1001. rental, in Wiltshire, the poor-rates have been reduced, by being confined to their honest uses, to 601. a year. It was a few ran ago clearly proved to a young farmer in another parish, in the same county, that by allow ing each of the labourers half ao acre of ground, at the farmer's rent, the payment for their assistance would be saved, and that then the disgrace and ill effects of pauperising a whole parish might be got rid of. The labourers were consulted, and agreed to do wi bout an allowance, if •übis boon were-granted to them. In the parish of Trowbridge, the Ree. Mr. Crabby lets the glebe lands to the poor for gardens. if this plan were universally adopted by the clergy, it would greatly assist the panto-734km Gazelle. Yesterdry morning about ten o'clock. three Gentle men proceeded to Lambeth for the purpose of enjoying a sail in a .mall peter-boat. It was Mewing a gale from south-west, and ex ceedingly squally, and they were consequently advised to take a competent person with them to manage the boat, and a young we ternzan, of the name of Morton, at their request, accompanied them. The sail was close-reefed, and when making a tack off Lambeth * Palace, Murton being at the helm, a sudden squall came on, and unfortunately, the sheet not being it go, she upe:, and client down immediately. A number of boats instantly put of, and succeeded in picking up Morton, who was swimming, but many exhausted, one of his companions having clung to Min with a death-like grasp; but he was under the painful necessity of shaking din off in order to preserve his own life. Two others were also rescued, when just in the act of sinking; one of them was going Town, when George hl aynatd. a waterman, placed a scull between us arms and supported him until another persoit took bins into a mat. The third person bad a like narrow escape ; but Mr. Sulli van was unfortunately drowned. Several boats were also Tester fay upset between Westminster and Waterloo bridges, and the parties narrowly escaped being drowned. We understand that Sir ROBERT Pest., Bart. has • renuaitted to the Committee of Management for the Manchester ‘lusteal Festival, the munificent donation of SOOL—Matteleester - - - - Dispatcher were received at the Colonial Office on iatorday, from the Karl of DALIIOIIIIII, the Gowen:or-General of le Casuist. Lord ELLUISOROVOII transacted business on Sam !ay at the Foreign Mee, Downing-street. - - Lord 'Amon Gowaa left town on Friday afternoon, for his seat at Salaam. The Earl of CA RYsTORD. who died on Thursday at his house in Lower Berkeley-street, was in his seventy-seveuth year, having been been In August. 1751. His Lordship was an Dish Earl, but since January 1641, be sat in the House of Lords, as Baron Caarsrzatqleimain Cross, Huntingdonshire, in the British Peergo. Isunumll.lll4B his tides and estates by lia.adeatlisiog me (Lord PaeovVesow liar% of CA arses:. By she Barl's death a vacant Ribbon of dos Order of St. Patrick is placed at the disposal of the New Luna Lityreacaur of Ireland. His Lordship's remains will be removed In the course of this week from town, for Interment in the family vault near Stilton. The Marquis na PALIIIII,LA, the Portuguese Ambas sador, pad Baron FAIAM the Ambassador from Ilse Netherlands, wasmated business on S aturday, at the nice of the Secretary of Slawfor Poetise Afars. PACAEADY has made his debar as Macbeth, fa Paris. His reception was extremely flattering. and his naming, particularly in the supper scene. was much sp. pjaified, Miss SMITIIIIOII . II Lady Macbeth, the French ui4s say, wanted energy ; and ABBOTS' was a correct but cold Maoist: The Duchess d'OrtizAtis and Duchess de Bios: were present at the representation. The Halifax Papers of the 24th ult. contain a para graph from Quebec, dated the 6th of that month, being one day later than our last advicest it says "The Eng lish mail which arrived today brought out dispatches to the Governor-in-Chief, notifying to bps Excellency ofEcially,his appointment to succeed Lord Commutes:as as Commander. in-Chief in India. Is is said his Excel obey will return to Great Britain in June neat." TH E KING. WiXDSOR, ANIIL IS. —This morning Divine Service was performed by the Revo4lr. SEYMOUR, at the Royal Lodge, before his MAJZaTY,. his distinguished Guests, and the Royal Houteholci. It is expected that the Dicke of Doan? and Sir HERBERT TAYLOR will leave the Royal Lodge this evening, as it is definitively ar• ranged that hos Meiturry will take an early dinner at the Lodge to-mortow, and then leave for St. James's Palace, every preparation being complete for that purpose. On ri Way morning Sir HERZERT TAYLOR arrived at the Itnal Lodge on a visit to his MAJESTY. In tie evening the KING give a grand dinner party, at which were present—. The Duke of Dorset, Earl Dudley, Earl and Countess Harcourt, Lord and Lady Maryborough, the Lord Steward, the Hon. Miss Bagot, Sir Herbert Taylor, Sir Andrew Barnard, and the remainder of his Majesty's distinguished Suite. Yesterday forenoon Earl DUDLRY left the Royal Locke, having previously hid a private audience of his MAJESTY. At two o'clock the pony phaetons being in attendance, the KIND, accompanied 14 the Duke of DORSET, the Lord Steward, Sir Heasawe tivima, and Sir ANDREW BARNARD, proceeded through the Great Park, the plantation attached to Frogmore Lodge, and the Little Park, to Windsor Castle, alighting at the south-east entrance from the quadrangle. They were here received by Mr. WYATVILLS, who, conducting them up the grand staircase, accompanied them through the principal suite of apartments. These pr incely rooms had for this occasion been decorated with the magnificent furniture recently arrived, and in one of them a model of a marble statue of the present KING was temporarily erected. This chef d'cruvre of modern art is consigned to the talented Mr. CHANTREY, and 'will represent our beloved SOVEREIGN habited in the fall robes of a Mon Arch, wearing the insignia of the Gayer, and other principal Orders. The next grand sitfiaction was the new Music Room, which was tem porarily fitted up for his MAJESTY and his visitors, in order that experiments might be made to prove how fir its construction harmonized with the principles q( sound. On the preceding day his MAJESTY'S private band had assembled in the same room for a Ovate rehearsal, and the almost overpowering sensations excited by their commencing the full chorus of the national anthem, will not soon be forgotten by their delighted auditors. This apartment is situated in the angle between Brunswick Tower and the principal dining and drawing rooms, the approaches being so constructed, that whichever apartment is selected as the immediate spot for Royal festivity, the aid of harmony is equally applicable. The band were yesterday in lull attendance, and, by the personal direction of his MA JESTY, performed several airs, which were designedly varied, to fur ni sh• a correct idea of the capabilities of the apartment for its destined purpose. The Knee, accom• panied by his guests and suite, next visited St. George's Hall, and the new Bail-zoom (the ci-devant Guard chamber)—and, after a stay of some hours, returned to the Royal Lodge by the Long Walk. ELECTION OF A REPRESENTATIVE PEER. Thursday the election of a Peer as one of the Repro sentatives of the Scottish Nobility, in room of Ilse deceased Earl of /Luaus, took place at Holyrood-house, Edinburgh. There were ten Peers present ; and tbirty.seven signed lists were presented from other Peers. The votes of the Peers present having been taken, all voted for Gramm Snovro Earl of Morton, and his Lordship, as proxy for the Earl of CA ITIINCILI, voted for himself. Upon examining the signed lists, the whole, with the exception of that of Lord SA vrouls, which named the Earl of NORTH ICSIC, were found to vote for the Earl of MOSTON, who was declared duly elected by a majority of 57 votes to 1 • when his Lordship shortly returned thanks. In the evening, the Earl of Moamar entertained a numetous party of his friends at the British Hotel. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Duke of Leeds, from liornby Castle; the Earl and Contest of Scarbrough, on Friday, from their seat, Sandbeck ; Viscount Boringdon, in Piccadilly ; Marchioness Dowager of Clanricarde and the Honourable Miss Kingston, in New Burlington street ; Lord and Lady Dungannon, in Grafton street; Lady Elizabeth Dutton, in Lowe: Grosvenor-street ; Sir Benjamin and Lady Hob house and family, at their house in Berkeley-square, from their seat at Whitton Park; Vi-count Ennismore, at Kingston House; the Earl and Countess of Falmouth, and Lady Warrender, in St. James's-square; Lady Francis Fitswilliam, in Wimpole-street ; East s*d Countess of Longford, ha Park-lane ; Lady Caroline Las tige% In Hanover-square; Lady Charlotte illicklethwait, In Great Camberland-place ; Lady Julia Petra and Miss Petra, in Gros. venor-square ; Lady Rose and Miss Rose, in Old Palace-yard; Dowager Countess of Sheffield, in Portland-place; Lady Gertrude Sloane Sranley and Miss Stanley, in Curzon-street, May-fair; Vis count Villiers, in Berkeley-square; Sir James and Lady Whitshed, ip Hertford-street, May-fair, from their residence, Holbrooke, Sussex ; Sir Charles Des Weil: and Family, in Harley street, from the Continent. MIDNIGHT HYMN Of fill RUSSIAN CHURCHES, IMO At !AMR. Why, thou never setting Light, Is Thy brightness veiled from me? Why does this umagial night Cloud thy blest benignity? I am lest without Thy ray, Guide my wandering foetsteps, Lows! Light my dark and erring way To the noontide of Thy word! The House of Commons meets again this day for the dispatch of business, and the House of Lords to morrow. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock. at the Foreign Office, Downing -street ; sonfrnonses for Which were issued on Saturday night. It was attended by the Duke of Wrwmosom, Earls DIDLIY and Asaactgw, Lord &us soaoutim, Viscount PALMIIIITON, Mr. Secretary Nu m Mr. Secre tary Hussissom, Mr. CIIAIRLICS GIANT, and the CHAIM/MUM of the Baumann's. The Council brake up a few minutes before six o'clock. Prince PowortAc, the French Ambassador, had a conference yesterday with the Duke of Wexuscprom. General SALDANNA has arrived at the residence of the Portuguese Ambassador, in South Audley-street, from Lisboa. Sir WILLIAM CLINTON. late Commander-in-Chief of the British troops in Portugal, arrived in town on Friday, from Lisbon. Sir WILLIAM transacted business at the Foreign and Co- lonial Offices on Saturday. Divine Service was performed yesterday before the Duchess of KENT and the Princess Vicsrosta, in the private Chapel in Kensington Palace. The Duchess of KENT, attended by the Baroness de Sralovn and Sir Josue CONSOT honoured the performance of the Opera of (keno, at the Italian Opera House, with their presence on Saturday evening. The Duke of WIELLINGTON arrived at Apsley House, Piccadilly, on Saturday evening, from his seat at Stratlibeldsay. Mr. Secretary HvsKlssoN came to town on Saturday night, from the seat of the Duke of Wixtimarox. - The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER arrived at his residence, in Downing-street, on Saturday, front StrathSeldsay. Mr. HERRIES lest the Doke of WELLINGTON'S resi• dence, at Stratheekisay, on Saturday morning, EA. Brighton. . Mr. Secretary Pam . returned to town on Saturday afternoon, from the seat of the Duke of WILLI/1010N, at Stria heidsay. When the Great Seal was brought to JAMES. from Races, his Majesty is reported to have exclaimed—•' Now, hien , soule, I am pained at the heart where to bestow this; fur, taito my lawyers, I tidttke they be aU knaves!" cw. . THE ARMY. The tat Ihttallon of the Grenadier Guards, which has arrived I v Portsmouth from Lisbon, Is ordered, after having disembarked At Deptford, to march to Knightsbridge Barracks. The 2d Battalion of the 3d Foot Gu trds, which has arrived m Portsmouth from Lisbon, is ordered, after having disembarked at Deptford, to march to the Tower. The 2d Battalion of the Grenadier Guards is ordered to reliev e the 21st Foot, at Windsor. The 72d Regiment of Foot is ordered, on bring relieved by* 2d Battalion of the Sti Foot Guards,in the Tower, to. 19411rbil Chatham. . - . •. The lit Battalion of the 60th Rifle Carps has embarked 09144 transports at Lisbon, fot Cork. . The three Companies of the 4 th Regiment of Foot, which lia% arrived at Portsmouth from Lisbon, ale ordered to disembark at the Isle of Wight. The three Companies and the Head Quarters of the 4th Foot re. main on board the. Spartiate and the Pyramus, in the Tagus, till transports arrive front Gibraltar for their conveyance to England. Three Troops of the pith Light Dragoons marched into Bit. mingham Barracks last week frooa. e llublin. The remaining dire, , troops proceeded to Coventry. • A Detachment of the 59th Regiment marched en Monday fforri MulUngar to Granard. On the same day, a Detachment of the 69th marched from Granard to Mullingar. A Detachment of the 74th Regiment, immanting to about 60 1 men, marched on 'Monday from their quarters, in Stirling Ca st l e , tinder the command of Captain Maims.. for Leith, where they ern. barked on Saturday List for Gravesend, from whence they are to proceed to join the Regiment hi listif.s. The 4th or - 150)14r Toonp, of East LOtbiall Womanrytr.zave r y having made an offer of their srvicei without pay, we understood that his Mammy has been pleased to accept of the offer. Wsxosoa, Arum 13.—At a late hour last night an express arrived at the infantry Barracks. bearing orders from the Commander of the Forces for the 21st Royal Roarer, to march in two divisi or4 for Portsmouth, on Monday and Tuesday mornings neat.. The it,!. denness of the notice, coupled with the intervonipg day being S to , day, has created some little hustle in the town. The 2d battalioe, of Grenadier Guards, at present in Westminster quarters, veil march into Windsor tismOrrow to perform infantry duty. NAVAL IN hLLUANCE. • Nina from the Agests to Uoyd's, at Pernambuco, dated it March : The Collingwood, arrived here 28th ult. from Rio Janeiro, was brought-to by two Buenos Ayrean privateers, under Bras-nos colours, which examined her papers, and retained some Portuguese letters and newspapers. • The Morning S:ar, Gloss, from Ceylon to London,was plundered 19th Feb. off A scension, of almost all her stores, sails, &c. by a pirate or Buenos Ayres privateer, with 11 guns and well manned. Thr crew and passengers were cruelly treated, and the master and second mate, two seamen, and an invalid, taken away. The Morning St. r parted nu the 245th Feb. from the Guilford, arrived hi the Downs; the former had six end a half feet water in her hold, a quantity of cinnamon, and about 300 hap coffee then on board. The Paramaribo, from Surinam, was lost on the Oster Bank,Bth inst. Part of the cargo and materials saved. The Commerce, LTALL, from Londonderry to London, is lost on the Collins, and it is feared all on board ate drowned. The Air, &MIRKA, from Sunderlandio Liverpool, was driven on shore on the 6th instant, near Lassiemoutb, but expected to be gut off. The Friendahip, Stint. from Newcastle to Dunkirk, foundered on the sth instant off Niewport : crew saved. Dut., Aram IL—Wind . S.W.—Arrived the Bombay, CIIANIM vie, and Guildtord, Joni/son, from China. ATRIA 13.—Wind S.W. to \V.—Arrived from London the Woodford, Musa/fa, for Van Diemen's Land ; Wane, Dine, for ditto ; Britannia, BLAIR, for Sydney ; Heba brig, —, for Mira. michi ; Four Sisters, CLAY, ler Quebec; Denton, Dorm, for ditto; and Mary, LAND, for Newfoundland. PIA sooty, Aran. 12.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from London tie Easley Castle, for Quebec ; Etnerakl and Rebecca, for ditto; Tli• bone. LRAMS, for Gibraltar; and Ann, RICHARDSON, for Net. foundland. Arrived the St. Andrews. Damn, from Sierra Leone FALMOUTH, Aran. 1 1.--- Wind S.W. tOW.--. Arrived the Rambler Wastsoe, from Port-au.Prince and Duke of Marlborough pack from Lisbon, in six days. Arrived from London the Falters STAR, for Qs:thee ; and Emma, noir, for St. Juhn's (N. 8.) Arid packet, far the Leeward Islands, has put into Lisbon, wi loss of mainyard, leaky, &c. Jansmr, Aram 11.—Arrived the Medina, Asrr.irr, from • Janeiro; Hero, Breirsx, from Gambia; and the Torn and Mazy PAYNE, front Tencriffe. Livransoc, Aran.l2.—Arrived the Margaret, —, front Africa Lyra, Darsuxxxgrom Pernambuco ; Isabella, &mum, front Nr Orleans; Isabella, Laren, and James, liaveutos, from Charlastot and Earl Dalhousie, front Quebec and Galway. WATIMIPOND, APRIL Wind N. %V.—Arrived the Erin,l3ase NAN, from Vallenora; and Royal Eagle, —, from Londoa. Coax, APRIL lu and Il.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Midst Welli f and Britomart transports, from I.isbuu, with part of tilt 60th Regiment ; and the Mexican, Bt./mirrorsfrom &mamba& Doves, Anti, I2.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Salamander, from Callis. Off port, the Louisa Augusta, Marcrix, from Me. nilla ; and Oracle, Nkrsix, from St. Thomas's. RAMSGATZ, APRIL 13.—Wind & W.—Off port, the Samuel Brown, Rico, from the blauritius. - PORTSMOUTH, Apart. 12 and 13.—Wind S. and S.S.W.—Arrived the Maria, Loyalist, and Hope, from Lisbon. The Guildfore, Jour/sox, from China; and Jane, —, from Madeira, have articed off the Wight. PROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. APRIL 12. Yesterday arrived from Lisbon, the Glouce,ter, 74, Captain J. S. Wrton, with the 3d Regiment of Guard': Windsor Castle, 74, Captain E. D King, with ill: Grenadier Guards; and Melville, 74, Captain H. lid:, with 62d Regiment on board: each ship bringing alu a company of the 4th Regiment of Infantry, the to maining companies of which corps having been left at Lisbon is the Spaitiate and Pyramus, wai lag its arrival of a transport from Gibraltar to convey the, to England. The 60:h Regiment left ti e Ta g us a the first, in transports, for Cork. These ships sail 6 from the Tagus on the second instant. The intelligence brought by them of the present political state of in Portugal, convey s nothing of importance beyond wfs; :has been received by letters of the twenty-second All the British forces have now left Portugal ; ba Sir Frederick Limb, cur Amba , sador, deeming it att. visable to keep a squadron in the Tagus, for the put• pose of ensuring full protection to English property. Vice Admiral L :rd A. Beanclerk remains with the Spar tiate, 76 guns, Captain Was ten; P ) ramus, 42 guns. Captain fiartinius ; Challenger, 28 guns, Captain Fits- Clarence; and the Lyra and Falcon, brigs ; and ; as a security to the squadr n, his Lordship retains pes.ession of Fort St. Julien. The Melville, Gloucester, and Wind sor Casee having since landed the three companies el the 4th Regiment, will sail as soon as the wind ail permit to the Dawns, when the two battalions of Guards will proceed in steam vessels to London, at: the 62d Regiment to do ganison duty at Dover. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Hope, Hill, and the Security, Ross, were lost in Madr Roads on the .sth December, doting a tremendous gale of velu and it is feared all the ships then lying in the Roads. Blitcat.--Dee. 1. arrived the Baretto, Jun. Shannon, and P. rnelia, Wimble, from London; Dec. 4. the Ripley, Hesse, fro. Liverpool, and Plmaix, Arthur, from Batavia and Penang; Ili 5. the Elphinstone, Atkinson, Carnarvon, Winsper, Henry purr Jeffery, from London, and the Warren Hastings, front Loud and Madras; Dec. 7. the Hashmy, Lee, from Kisnapatalia, Carmelita, from China, and the Diadem, Wilson, from Londe' , Dec. 9. the Catherine, Macintosh, from London, Indian Oak, Re: from the Mauritius, Harponeur, Laney, and the Psyche, Re.. from Bourbon; Dee. 19. the Penang Merchant, Mictusua, frv 4 Shicapore. • CaLcurr4, Dec. 2.—Sailed the Protector, Waugh. rid Cs'' Watt, for London ' • Dee. 6, the Tigress Sh er iffe, for Glasgrai Dec. 7, the R o y a l George, Reynolds , for London; De"'' Grecian, Allen, for 13eatbay, and the Duke of Lancaster, WO' for Liverpool ; Dee. 11, the John, Freeman, for the Mauria:s and the Almorah, Freeman, for China ' • Dec. iv, the Cecilia. VD's! . nell, for the e a stwar d ; D ec . 16 , t h e Lady Al•Naughton, Faithrli; London. 44uraoAittett.—Dee. NAcceug, wiled the fo rL° lgre d r on u Dec. 13, the Ti gress , Shenife, for Glasgow, and the Grecian , Al ' len, for Bomb a y ; D ec . 14, t h e C r i s i s , P e abody, fur Lirerloslii Dec. 15, th e R o y a l G eorge , R eyno ld s , f or London ; Decal% for Almorah, Freeman, for China. , son the. Groves. for 1• 0116f1; C asa r,Watt; Dec. I t the P &mom wint—The Margaret M'Cormack, from the Cape' London, &h klatch, lat. 5.40. N. long. 21. 30. W. becalmed. The Dunira, Hassiimin, from London to Bombay and Car 19th Feb. lat. 3. N. She had supplied the Margaret, from the Cs with provisions. The Symmetry, Sarno, from London to Mauritius, Mt. 4. 50. • 10ng..31.010. W. per Sir William Waage. spornxa Tog HO' 'Do Annual Meeilig at this day, Lord Deere's Park, the the mum numerous assemblage have peen there for many years. who had attended the NewmarkL of the county, and • great number tropolis, were present, besides classes. The sport, notwithstl fell during the race, was of the of NeWmarket. The best contested 'halms wh ic hoaree was not disgraced gamblitur usually accompany a It 'smirably kept by the huntsman and st Huth. The following are particulars— The Two year old Stakes of •- k Tdr.Sowerby's be f by Whalebone • Lord Verulant's ch fby Mr. Lowe • .r ! M r . Kinder's b e Duke Humphry The winner was , Ile Gold Cop, value 100 guineas. weights. Sowerby's Skiff. 6 yr. )fr. Headscote's Syntax, 4 yr. Lord Veruhim's br eby /ruffle, Wigram nmsumb fby Filho Colotiel Sowerby names Duke ", Goodisoo The County Stakes of 10 sows. 101b;ist fom. 9st 516; five, Mr. Sowerby's br f by Whalebone, Mr. Ames names Sept by W; Lord Verulam's ch f by Mr. Lowe, Lord Veruhsn's b c by ' )dr. Kinder's Duke Humphrey, Pavia rode Match 100 Mr. Granse's br fby Filbo da , Colonel Wilson's br e brother to Conolly rode The Club (Handicap) Stakes Mr. Halsey names b 1 by Aliso Nit.. Grimmest)! c Whim, 3 yrs, Mr. Pbillinsore's Smuggler. 4 yrs, Mr. Ames names hr e by Waterloo, Fordlum rode t The Stewards were, the Marquis "T.' Kinder. Esq. CATTERICK BR: 'The Craven Stakes. for two yr , five 9st ; six and aged, 9“ 416.. subscriber.. - Colonel King's b f Sarah, by Mr. DarObll's ch c Ganaeboy, , Hon. T. C. Powlet's b e Popsy The following ed, hot we c Lord ; rd fl. J. C elbull I'e ro A fjs tz rh ' 5 3 y Drone. 3 yrs ' • and Mr. Turner', The Produce Stakes of 25 errs. s Two Mr. )Mann's b f by Waverley Mr. Claridge's br c Cetn.iro. by . Lord Kelburn's ch f by Viscount Right Sweepstakes of 30 sows. each, col ?dr. Metcalfe 's b c Ecunontigt,l Mr. Riddell's b c Prebend, by Mr. Clarldge's eke Photus. by Only three placed— The Blamed Club Stakes of . it 31h; fillies, 1 Mr. Seephenscm's b e Voltaire, ' Mr. Turner's b c Navaritio. by . 4 Only two placed. r . Sacelle The Old Stakes of 25 sow. each. colts. Bst Sib; Mr. Darnell's ch c Gam* Boy The Filly Stakes of 20 sous. Mr. Bower's b Lady Taos Mr. W. Scott's The Nun Mr. Attwoorra b Amethyst The Yearling Stahl of WI soya. One Mr. Darnell's b e Stntforth lliddell's ch c Zodiac Lord Sligo's eh e Cant, brother The Subscription Plate of 50 • olds, 74t 316 ; three, 8.4 - 71 b . &c. allowed Sib. Two mile Mr. Jackson's b f Mary Ann, Mr. Gully's eh e What-think-ye. Lord Sligo's b f Dream, 2 yr* Mr. Attwood's b f Amethyst, Atinltaires b f The Nun, . HU Sir Jacob Astley's Hounds Me Brighton Matrices on W and on Friday, neat the Dyke. The Lewes Brookside Harriers .nd on Friday.ge Telescombe Tye. N F.H.—Mr. Nicoll's Hounds Race Course; Thursday, at WI" Reackley Water. The Lambton Fox Hounds Thursday, at Shotton; and on f THE ROYAL HUNT. Thursday his Majesty's Stag and had one of the most gallant the season. The delight which sportsmen, induces a hope that place annually. A very Sue stag, was turned out at Lonwick about' away through Waldridge, kavin Coddington. He was allowed were laid on. and pursued h nearly five hundred horsemen peasant some of them were vet ;piton the stag dashed sway Chilton, and from thence being into a pond near Wotten House, The hounds were here called when the stag started back s Chilton, but kit Chilton to the Long Crentlon, where he ran ' exhausted. To the surprise of even feet high, and darted t Thame, crossed the river Thatne, Wykeham, Rag. passed to Waldridt The hunt was universally allowed severe for horses and hounds had witnessed; it lasted lel some of the best horses and yond the spoiling sit a few superfine valuable hotse belonging to M - which disclocared its neck in for this seasan. FOX The Fox Hunting season is spirit. In addition to Mr. which have been hunting the Muster has receutly arrived witl it is said, have found excellent BOWL. A Rowing Match took place Cup and Cover, understood to' to be rowed for by four pair wick, sad row round a boat turn through tie centre arch inerinutli, and finish at the starting At the commencement pink light blue, white being third. the third place, ind pulled with and on turning the boat near I yards.a.head, but dropped off lead, pink being second. It being allowed. The boats 1. Pink, Henry Young and it. Light Blue, William ' 3. White, James Singleton 4. Green, Everard Hurlee The match was but thinly state of the weather. A forgery has been detect of a bill of 5001.. His bars did not pay the bill. 7 - teMeins a secret. ST. PAUL'S, COVENT have refused to acknosys Clerk and parish Surgeon, 114111. An Appeal to till, ported to be the conseq (3 INTELLIG ▪ HOO RAMIE this celelarated a L, the Hoo. Hertf Mtge of foshionabl ears. Most of th market Races, al number of people les an unsusual pro thstanding a few ' the Ant order, m • t contested were not disgraced by th company a Rating tsman and whip • particulars— of 25 son. each ; 841 41b. lalebone Ir. Lowe emphry • was rode by G • • guineas. the remain Ihts. Two miles. yrs vine, 2 yrs Filho da Penns 2 uke Humphrey. $ odison rode Skiff. tens. each; two yr five,9st 101 b ; si ialebone, 2 yrs Waterloo, 2 yrs 'r. Lowe, 2 yrs vile, 2 yrs sister, 2 yrs s rode the winner. 100 son. One mi da Puta. Bst ter to pacer, Bst 81 ly rode the winner takes of 10 toys. klhe da Puts, 2 5 yrs, Sot . 4 yr*, est ch waterloo, 4 yrs, Sit im rode the winne Alarquis of Sandi BRIDGE RACE a yr old, Sit ; three 41b.— Mile and th by Whisker, 3 yrs oy, by Octavian. 2 Popsy. by Mullet at were not placed , 5 yrs; Duke of c The Collier, S rner's Clinton. 2 yr son. each, colts, Two miles. rley • .o. by Berlin iscount . Eight paid. As, colts, Sat 31b ; alit. by Whisker , by Dr. Syntax . by Cation red—Won easy es of 20 sows. eacb, Allies, fist. One lire, by Bbckleck t, by Blacklock re placed. One p SECOND DAT. P. each, 10 ft; for ; fillies. Bst. Two Bey tors. each. Bst. 0 son. each ; colts, One mile. ether to Canteen 50 sees. for maid 7th; four. Ave, six, mile heats. inn, yrs ok.ye, g yrs yrs yet, 2 yrs ren,2 yrs HUNTING. sds meet on Friday. an Wednesday, nea •Ise. Harriers on Wedne she Tye. Hounds on Wedne nt Wilverley Post; ands to-motTIMR, a lon Saturday, at P Stag Hounds met at gallant bunts that which it afforded t • that a stag may be se stag, which has about half-past elt leaving Dimon to wed 20 minutes la d h m at a spankii mien (and horses, I vet y soon without way through Cheer being closely pre louse, the seat of t tailed off, and a fe ck again, through o the right, and p ran into a garden, se of all, however red through Crend T name, and g• Waldridge, and wa allowed to have • ads that the most e tall three hours a sod their riders. w superfine coats, • to Mr. J. Hoare, in a leap. The a • )3( HUNTING. sn is closing at Lin Jr. Fuljambe's etc- , the Lincoln coentr td with his pack, an dent sport. WING MATCH. place en Saturda 0.1 to be given by t air of oars, ote hea • aat opposite Rose • rch of the New Sus se starting place. pink took the lead rd. After pulling I with great vigour near Rose Bank Co I off considerably, It was altogether a a ultimately came in and Thomas Shot. Heath and Rich non and John Le rice and Charles Tu nly attended, swim n detected on N. ,is banker, who The person w :NT GARDZN.— **ledge the lat rgeon, Messrs. o tie Coon of . sequence.