Star. — London, England, 1824-02-16 00:00:00

FIRST TRANSACTION. Mr.. iirainas Thiertall, . • Norwich, N0v.113,1122. Mesas; T. and L Margraire, • Elec. 25,1621. . Bought of /Mks alittlia • To J. B. &Widen Tient)._ ' . AI s. d. AI. d. -73 a. 15 00 1 997 - 8 pieces black bontbailines . 60r. 24 00. I e s o p, Mick bega""e ditto . - •os. 1 16 0 0 Means. T. an d L. Margrave, . ~ Dec. 27.1323. Thom Thema, Der.. 14, 1999. fTo J. D. Snowdon (Agent). Sought of /3ollen and NIL - - ie it. d- As. d.i 990 21 ps. Wadi bombasioe -571.6 d. 60 Tll . . 10 ps. Meek beenbeslo4 . --140 0 0 006 tO ps. Norwich crapes - Ns. -30 0 0 t .11•••........' 90 1 w • • . . SECOND TRANSACTIONI. SD. ThermwThortel), s tondin, Due. 2.4. hears. T. and L. Margrave, WilliPteirele* Banta et Todd, hiortigen, and Co. I • . ie. 1. 4., 1 pine bbe and willea band. 945. 0 1 4 O. 3 - - • .., Vb. 541. . - -1. • ‘O.l I ... . •• •• 96e. 64.. ' 1 'l6 114 i - I - . . • itos. 6d. ,1,0 - 6 .3 r. end yellow -•- 25.. 11 0-0 3 wr.,lancr bandana - Us: 6d. 411 6' 2 dos: . b. Barcelona* . Ms.' 5 12 0 it doe. 30 - - 403. 4 0 0 , 9 52 - - 443. 4 1 0 1 / : 54 .. - ' 4190. 1 4 11 U., - • • ••-• Sae: 4 Sso • il • • Dec. $7, 16211. To J. B. Snowdon (Asait). s. d. i s 6 $ 5 t.l 1 5 6 3 4 6. 3 31 3 3 1 4 3 i 0 3 15 0 1 0 9 • , 990 • 999 I ps. blue bandana -40 i. 6d. 9 ps. -29 a. 6d. 1 ps. id. ps. 'diem -21 s. 6d. 3 pa. black and ced - 245. &I. doz. 98 la. black Madan. 30s, 1141. 2 doz. s 3o In. black Barad. 345. Od. 2 doz. 32 In. dn. do. • 371. 6d. doz. 34 In. do. do. 411. 6d. I doz. 53 la. do. do. 445. 3d. .• L,OOO 1,001 1,003 1,003 I Ro• Ipos t c" AS7 f' f 14 - . 7 25 19 21 TO Trion Todd and Norrisoo's Invoice- . Dated December 6..6tb. • s. dr 10 0 '0 0 0 1 4b 1 1 $ is 0 13 0 ACTION. Mows. T. sad L. Margravo. 31st Dacca' To 1. B. Soowdoo ( S packets 4-4tla bbek crape 100 i. fit yd& black silk •elect 91. ad. 2 ps.ilsocaseut haudfs. - 6d. 2 pa. crimson do. - - 261. Od. ps. do. •do. - 27k6d. ao 6f.Ois . . 4,6211 1021, zone • ■r, 12214 , r P. r. 13 0, 0 15 1 7 .2 15 0 • 2 12 0 _1 7 ' 6 • ! !• $ i w.- * pkts. 4.4nia l esspe -100 s. 1 pk. 4-kbs etape (Dee. 27) 100 s. SI Is. black silk ietvet - 114. 6d. ps. ebsealate bandana - 275. 6il. ps. crimson 265. 6d. 9 ps. crimson• - - rts. 6d. • Dee. 27, i ps. rewl. 11. 7s. 6d. • • ... .- 1,1. r.• . • -t-4..... * . r • - FOURTH TRANSACTION. .. -Hr. Timm Thurtelt Dec. 23d , 1822. Mean. T. sod L. Hargrave, 28th December, 1822. • 3€ll. 41. ese To J. 11. Snowdon, Agent. 1 . 6 ps. - silk bogeys - 225. 6d. 511 1 4 i 1,006 pa. coloured bandanas -19 s. 2d. 2° 4 I s s ' /0, , 1 2 do. . do. - - Oa. 1S 0 1,009 1 ps. -13 s, id. ' 2 7 0 1,110 pa. 1 • do,- . .. . se& 1 4 0 1,011 1 pa. 1 d 0... . . Ns. 1 5 0 1,012 1 ps. do. ' - —..- 26e. 213 0 I 1,013 ' 2 pt. .do. ' do. do. do. 275. 4 1 0 1,014 ps. , do. - I li do. yds. &silty, - : 275. dd. 17 6 1,015 1 pa. 4 } 241 do. - „- - . - 1,016 ps. or 723 d y p; sia. black gauze 1I d ) 3 . 9 9 1,017 !Si yds. white gauze iii d.! 2 6 6 I 19s. 84. 019 11 - - 204. 2 0 0 do. -20 s. 64 1 0 0 5 - alt.d 11 3 A2s. 2 8 4 5 • 9 *0 1136. - 6 d. 1 S • $ 0 7 - lod. 2 0 S 21 14 . 1 FIFTH TRANSACTION. : - Mr. Thomas Tirana, Watling-weer, London, Ikc. SO. Messrs. T. and L. Hargrave, 2d JUISSIFi. 11 lid• ' Dot. of Todd, Morrison, and Co. To J;l3."finowiloa, Agent. • at a. d. .e 6. a. yds. block satin - -22.1 Pd. '•s 4i F. 1,0a6 i yds. black satin - - 2s. 4d. 7,1. 2 yda. Wow do. - - Sa. ed. 213 4 " Yd& brawn de. - - 2a.13.. 42 6 • • ' 1 1 .0 .0 3 5 8 7 . It pair silk base . 5 gro. 8 doubles . - y os. da. arur beaves a ssubs - ' - .2.a. sd. 25 0 - , . . 2.. g. 4d.'.. 3 10 . 0 - als. 7d. 519 0 . 1.040 12 jade woos+. blk. silk kap.. 4 . Se. lid. - 3 5" 0 -254.0 d. sts 3 1,041 5 sm.. doubles . - ~ .. 196.41 d. 417 6 2 dos. black silk velar* • -130. id.' 1 7 0 -1,043 2 dos. 12d. blk. "vivid t is% od. 1, 4 0 ps. 5 coloured sera. .- es. ed. 10 Q 0 1,043 pa. 8 tannic ribbon.. , -50.4 d. •5 0 ydi. watered satin - - 24. Yd. 40 0 11. ),044 yd.. watituduttizt . - 2s. 4d. r. 10 0 •• 4 1 1 - ; • _ ' ;7.10 3 .. ' . . per is - - I . ... :4 16 7 7- _ . • :9 9 - 0 L • . h'est . I ;. ' .•'1: , >sTj ~ r~, .:~ Tan. 1 2. -1823. To J. B. Snowdon, Agent. S. d. a 45 9 0 0 55,. 16 10 0 Dissiaw l• Cps. banbasines .7 • - 1•10,... • •510 0 •NimMINIMENI.MP . r-' r .. THE MEDITERRANEAN. • • . . '"There is.a large army assembled under the walls of Missolonghi, in the same manner as last year ; and 00 Greeks say that a large army and a fleet are expected from Napoli di Romania. They will then secure passes. Lord Byron. we .understand,. is at Cepha intending to proceed'on to the Main. He has pro his services to the Greeks, and money' and arms ; ch. two latter they will receive, wit h . gratitude, but - his per. sonal services they decline. it is a fact that, although the affairs of these people can never succeed without, the union of wisdom and money, they are extremely jealous of any foreign interference. The Porte have threatened his Lordship with decapitation, should ,he fall into their hinds. - Plenty of arms I would- have :tin to them, but not money ; they do not show, gene rally, a sufficient sense of honour and principle to be Mexican Loan at to S, French Scrip 111, Hidleet'a Mexican t.- Itpretn. Ansio-Mexican fling sh to p. - FOREIGN EXCHANGES. A)saansaaat, Fes. 13.—Exchanp en London, 39.6. 2 M. 39.4. • ikell6sou, Fes. 10.—On London, 96. 7h. 36. Ise. r frannunuaou, .T.ta. 27.—0 n London, 6. ; Farb, 400. 1111osint, Fos. 7.—On Loudon, 3 M. 7. 2§. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 297 238%-5 per Cent. Reduced 92% I/ per Cent. Cons. 91% 3 / 4 -4 per Cts. Old 102y 4 Sh 4 per Cents. Seer MA 107 10% Vs • Ilk. Lg. Arm 22%746 sit—lath Stock 277. ' India Bonds 70*. 724....*-01d• Annuities 92 • Exchequer Bills (,ET,O,OWI it6rlF'9os. 295. s tu Ws. Do. Small 265. 30si.Vieln."1 L7' s ' Untsals for Account*lyilft-A , i , ' ' I.IIOOII.TANT INTEL.IO*MAtiiiID. '1 • •-. ' ~ , ~ , ~ ..Wit understand that: .- eceiKtfe have been re 'strived today in town; direct ;from Madrid, of the very highest importance. The•pareiculars have not /et been _ allowed In transpire in any authentic shape s we believe that** following may be regarded l at a pretty accurate anticipation of their general tenellst,, , . The Court of Madrid persists in .iis resolution: -attempt the recovery saf its Tranimi anticc.oldeiis, and trusts•that it wall Marche good "tithes, ifiloethe active aid of its lilies, in the prosecution of. this. nedertliltink _..•, a. ..... r •24 Spain does not, however, refuse elk etMeesSie4e., end consents that the trades; the isholeciltinEz-Amerkint possessions shall be thrown open ,xothe States, of France, England, Russia, Prassia,•estdAnstria. The colonists ) , it is - hoped, will have thus lois objection to return nude* the sway of the meet': country, and the European Pawns •be the less indisposed to en-. courage a re-onion, so modified that it will open to them nearly as many commercial adiantages as they would derive from - the complete establishment of seeth American independence. ', --'. .• " •• • •---i : ••• :. , , • -...,....1.1.--- S ' Dispatches have been received from the-Duke .of MA NCH Siren, dated Jamaica, the 12th January, which state that the holidays had passed without any commotion or disturbance whatever among the Negroes, that every' thing was perfectly quiet, that the Militia Guards bad been discontinued,ind thatrthe Negroes had teturneci to their ordinary occupations. The late insurrection appear to have been wholly confined to the parish of St. Marsy fur though some meetings of the Negroes took plane in' [other districts, they led to no result, and the Negroes ate 'repesented generally as sensible of the delusion under which the insurgents acted, and fully disposed to order 1 and submission. We' subjoin the extracts frem the Jamaiea papers which appear most deserving notice: KINCSTON; DECEMUM M. ' ' Sr. Manfs.—Eight• :live., seven of them belong-. ing . to *Frontier Estate, and one to James Walker, Esq. have been tried for conspiracy at Port Maria, and found guilty of being concerned in a rebellious conspiracy, and have been ordered for execution on Wednesday next. DaCistaan 29.—Ettrict of a letter from St. Mary, dated Saturday, December 27 :—.. This parish is now tranquil, and I have reason to believe will continue so, for the Negroes are becoming sensible that the notice they entertained of the King making them free was a delusion." , • , It will be seen by the following estract of a letter, received from Si:George'', to a gendethan in this city, dated the 27th of •December„,that some Negroes in that parish, who had engaged in nightly meetings for im proper purposes, have. become sensible of the impro. priety of their conduct, and have voluntarily come for wardind confessed dlek guilt. The letter states "that four morecif. the Negstes'helenging to Balearres had, ,beentaken upon thee.eiOnce of a Negro belonging to Mullett . Hall, end fully committed: fOr attending. sete- I . tornal Meetitliefor the •purpose ofiraitilintirdriliinkr' ... ... . .., . but it ,was-hoped that the result would not serious to' the Negroes, as they had ev.pressed. a Fillingstess-tocon fess everything they were acquainted with." JANUARY I.—ln consequence of irtforthatien given' !by the four Negroes on Bilcarree property, :thirteen , Negroes have been apprehended in that parish, for being COOcariled i n easelliatls purposes , and ate tOlSldaliktiridl ' ...... .. tried by Slave Canne l. I • * , • ' • , • • . .. , . JAVUART 2..—The letters received by the poets from differsitputi of the island ar‘generally speaking, latisfactory Sato the state of the slave population. tie Wednesday evening last two Negroes, 'Henry and Thomas, belonging to Miss Wooden** of St. George's wart seat to this city onderclOrgeof e party of Maroons, aid . in consequence of the information they gave, a ,liestw, named Chance, *toxin to Dr. Daron, was ar prelsended, and underwent .1111 examination yesterday, ,and was reinanded.:.‘ - ' • . - . J t rwiwty 11.....a15e *lids /Arad! in this town were slbeesthitid this morning, and it affords' its tenth plea sant to tar, that the whole has been conducted with the - . . ... . . _. . _ • -0, , . • • . • • . . , . . , • • ~ .:.- -. .. - . . - • - , . . . ' - a , . • . ‘, • • 0 , FIRE IN WAT T •• , • •-•- :.415-::_;_i - i •.. • .'.-- ;THE EV GrOTAiti ~ •-•:" ' u -- • - - ~,, ~ •• '-',*' . 0 1--T-xvii+z •• TM ailowlii 4peinswir have Mon tremcdtted to se, with tbi *Omit' that. we MOWS deialsosalwellgirttia i ho Nutsliti Met lid . `l le t • . ..‘. w i le: . . d me how hit the porebesed by TWO/. a short time prewiais to the Ink nwurnenagjeilidomed, Ingle/es them pub. segglbet sere* .ge Iliy-cliiihrent 011ees,-Whonmeet be lee Inilmasely aegualeiod with the isms of a sOOO, hiller resultOmmpoot deeply the interests daft Maririat ItsbollaMMM: lasigiMeipididiona r tni - or ,,,,, .. tar e tereegig IN ge.wisl shst the whole trial au ere s h i heikerlds that dealW• .11 toyibish .Iv . , -MONDAY; YEAKDARY Waft: r - apt tar seignOoasibresea loyed la iiiinsold give that atteehed tokitilisijialikadiralas-. ME FUNDS., ; _ .2ZrZ ir th e r irei gemilety ef the peru . concrned. ' ••••-•6-- ' • .-.. -....--.• .-..- • - -—• _. ••• - 4Niciablialaddifili, ' hiy.Tlutatell, othifit Gorr& aselworn by lam to harebells Most iilßiEhrt sal at, . %•*ti• *SCE EICIIA.I44E, .TWEL - TrOValCib." - 10-the Are. by Ids Agent, Snowdon, to Hems. MargraVe. TO bowie*, 'esil et the , - Colook sasswit this inorniaLat Step II kid 9.osukalsrillti: ai r 11 ' - bg the ' "ssul.hy blwars. Margrave, were semen to and tendered in b ' ~............. ,I. 7 : f •., to I . I with g o od d o ss d o hs. -• • • .1. • - .c , .'• ,• 1. ! ....1.. f • .ab . oi t crs.fitoirriiiniwiffe-.1. 11. .6 1., a ` s i ' S ; • • T ' ' ' The Expresses Mt isiondag hirirnisissigbbtiliilbeirs. therli‘ ParlLL i ft CHASRS Fltoll TODD AND SIOR. OE&f IS THROUGH J. A SNOWENNIA.AORWE)• to im a s e . a ft er Tu ng% m g g ra m* rm... "'' ,'!ems ' , o *r....,T . t . .°450,111.446 411RFSI AND FROM SULLEN . 1-. - - •• •I ;•+ •' -1 ..... FOREIGN RINDS . • ' ' -"" "'- ! of of Ws Purchases irons these Houses, . ' Th ese Comprise the whole of the Sales to them, nape one . A great deal of busloess buboes doing In the Mute Messes; I t soma lbw Goods returned or not accounted for. •‘ • . . t transaction. kg, particularly In the South American SeCnitdes. - Old SiNikh I The pabirereisOlied to they stead in the Invoices, except on the i . • Bites Deb sods; aid ho. ad:, when they sr a little transposed. ; opened at 24, , ales was date as high as Mlle but again MI to ad * . . Current Prices : New Spanish se, Colombian 73,' Ituadin 1144, 1 . . 7 •'.• . • . - . ...1 -7. SIXTH TRANSACTION. It Messrs. Msrrsve, Bought of Todd. and Morrison, s. d. 601." 1! 0 0 - 65.. .19 10 0 1,045 to 1,046 I 4 ps. black kocnbasine 1,049 to 1,054 I 6 pu black boatbulioe SEVENTH TRANSACTION. . Sought of Todd and Morrison, Messrs. T. and L 11fargrave, - sd January, 1443 ' To. J. B. Snowdon, Awn?. 1 X. a. d. X. s. d. petabiber 30' 113 packets of 4-4 black crape 100 s. I 6S 0 0 • 113 packets 4-4 black crape No. id. I 5.5 14 6 : EIGHTH TRANSACTION. Dir,,,TON. Muria. London, 3d hour!, 10 , 13. ressrs. T. and L Marva'', . Booed of Leaf, Son, sad Coles. .. ' I AL s. d. . To J. B. Snowden, Agent. ti. .20 pieces 6 satinet ribbon 4s. 2d. 4 3 4 bile ditto 8 ditto ss. 6d. 24 6 9' 1$ ditto 12 - ditto Bs. 10d. 8 5 5' 11 e ditto 8 Tog. unmet 6s. Od. 3 9 0 le ditto 12 ditto 10s. Od. '0 15 0 20 ditto 12 block ditto Bs. 10g.- 811 901 yards black satin 2s. Od. 9 1 - 0 • ' 58 15 2 Deduct 015 2 • 58 0 0 :'~ , ~'," SO pieces of s sobered sonnet St. sst ditto s ditto as. Sd. tot ditto 11 ditto .11t. Od. 1i 4 ditto s log. satinet 14 ditto ts ditto Ift. Sd. SO ditto 1s B watt -OL 94 yards Dodo ss. Sci. • 5 3 4 1 2610 0 10 3 6 4 6 3 0 16 4 13 -0 0 I 11 6 3 3,00$ 1,009 1,070 1,071 1,072 1.073 1,074 !... •• • ^~. f' ~•"-. The following is an extract from a letter, written by pa °Seer in the Archipelago: 4 1..) At Anchor, is Yoruba Harbour, Dec. 15, 1 823. a The Cambrian, Medina, Chanticleer. Dispatch, and - Columbine, base been a long time employed among the . lonian and Archipelago Islands, for the purpose . of pro ' vain; the British trade from interruption during the . sanguinary warfare between the Greeks and Turks.— ; The conduct of Captain Hamilton (the Turks call him Admiral Hamilton) has beauso perfectly just, impartial, • sad at the same time firm, that the Turks hare lately - • addressed a letter of thanks to him. Very little has been done by the Turks during the present year. We have had a large Turkish fleet down at Palm (70 sail --), but they made - single effort .+ • of vessels of war), but they made'not a single effort to rally a sumcrent sense of honour and principle to be annoy or destroy their enemy during the two months incrusted with it." they were away from Constantinople. The reason the The slaves which were released lately from the hands . . Taths assign is* that the fleet was i nten d e d to act i n of the Tunisians, by the British squadron under Captain eoginoctior with a large army, and the Bey who corn- Hamilton, of the Cambrian, were souse Greg*, whetted mended tbemops hastavdmerred the cause, the ope. chartered a vessel, under British colours. 'from Malta. ~. r ations eine r enderedvoid. However that may be, if for a "passage to one of the. Greek islandt,. and insipid . ... : ever the comusiader of a fleet deserved decapitation, at of making such a vmge, the Mats e lo be - ,Isshis sae. Ws undersrand thii armwas composed of ommanded the vessel, shaped his coons A s s ▪ ,-;i i. -, Greasy mad Albanians, and they hive all an i n . where he so ld t h e Vesers atoross.carras a tad Penleeivis, - •lo ' tbe warfare , as it Is the means by d ran away with. &crossed& - , . l `. , *bey live. War - Should cease, they must at- -.- Itramittollis , .pdoir Socks and Irateds in the Mountainous Wednesday aftainoon, as the' Royal tie* Coach. ira ii: • ' -%_ of Allsuaia, loyal is fir from a pleasant duty which runs b etween &Add a id Le e d s , . to them; millitit tb4 are thi . esiT rePie the Bite caning oier Worshorougblaidge. it was - awell. , re , adapted Ine oche warfare miss aullhtg on : the urned ; by which' accident 16: - .6rsunow. . Janissaries are no more fit than the Portsmouth volun- master of Sheffield, was killed es (boosidt.: aid two lemma uirialA be to Nerve in NottivAssegits• passearers were strioadi island. 6 0 his abi 4;:ottai • • greatest order and propriety, and highly medical» the good discipline of the regiment.—St..l4 JANUARV 6.—The Militia guard? in this -nntinued at .ten o'clock yesterday morning is gratifying to have to state that the utmost regularity, and good discipline, prevailed in tke throughout the time they were kept.. • - • '',7IIfITERT 9. Extract of *leiter Froth 24, date& *hi:latent 3- 0 Otir Tries& mai bad a complete avildgoifise: chace yesterday, yate♦ haaintione:upviards of forty miles , the Custos and Lieutenant -Colonel Brown, companies of the . Militia and the entire troop, , the Cocoa Walk negro houses, where, accordin) formulas", diets mere several stead of arms sion_cif.tbrJletroes.. The renkofwhich old musket war wily found, which had been Dr. Porter to e n, old watchman many years were abiti a - few rusty bayonets, about fifty We reieived last night the Paris Papers bat they contain little or nothing to interest Reader.. The Joar,ial des Debate ; waif to holdtthe most pacific language, after af its contemporaries, whose. same it does. having made sevae rifleetioas on the Speech Secretary CANNIII4, in the-House of Commons, gel instant," makes the following mild and servations:—. l ‘ As to ourselves, we prefer attention of out Readers to •the homage , eloquent orator to the conduct of our army When we look back to the last year, mid _ cfifferepce which exists bet Ween the language Ministers -of his Britannic MAJESTY at and that which they hold at present, we t fnim applauding so happy a change. W eager to point cut ail, that can nourish benevolence, and maintain ha: aunty between vereigns and great nations." An Express from Paris this forenoon; has the Parris Papers of Saturday, :but they 'prolific of intelligence than those of the - Six squadions of Chassenrs are stated to orders to reiuforce the arm* of occupation • liientox vgli Mail has brought us to-des' the,l4hlelataary. The following are .er * e e ST. PETERSBUIIGH, JANUAIt On the 95th, Ti Deans was ,performed ,the birthday of het Majesty the reigning 'His Majesty the Emperot having been' 'sudden.thottghslight indispOsition,which there was neither Drawing-room nor Ball ~- -••ll.istonchin has been of }►is own request, to retire from his several account of his health, but he retains his •" Chamberlain. We have now its foreign countries twoot sids-Goiseral, twenty-two. Consalspaad Sisson suls. Daring 1843, :here arrived at Rita 727 sailed. Ia the neat' 1822 there were born here the deaths were 41,088. Excess of deaths *•LI. JANUARY I • - - The grand entertainment given by the of the marriage of the Crown Prince, day before yesterday, Above 1,100 persons sent,---The official value of goods ex: • countries (Finland excepted), in 1882 1 rix dollars, Hamburgh BAUD moneyinf 2,320,000 arelfrom Stockholm alca*,' - 1 • — CHRISTIANIA, JAlllitAlitY " The church of Leesdal has been blown ground by a, violent•Siqrrn, and several neighbourhood. gr,ANlF.iainted. Two earthquake,. accesersased with a loud noise, were Mt at &Igen on the 6th, A. M. The' houses were shaken, - ani down—direction S.W. to N.E. The r.early a minute. • The Duke and Duchcss of GLOVCBSTIIt to dinner, on Saturday, at Gloucester.house; v ibe Marquis and Mardlioness of Luissoww. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes and CAIIIIIIIOOI4 end the Grand Duke of Ms yaws arrived at Dalin, [tons New Serena. The Ilan. AGAR ELLIS entertained Viscountess Gaarinu.s, and a distinguished party, Saturday, at his house In Spring-gardens. Lord KING has issued - cards of invitation , party on Wednesday next,p his house in Dover-street. . Mr. Secretary CANNING entertained '- Viscountess Osamu., sad a distinguished parry dai;at Gloucester Lodge. The Earl of ABILACIANENNT has left . RWO Castle, Sussex. • The Marquis of LANSDOWN had a< earthy, at Lansdown-house, Berkeley-equiira Yesterday, Prince de,PotaGNA6 gave a I:sin:neat to his Majesty's Ministers and'tbe Corps, • The Earl of SHAFTEEEDRY fns anis , In Grosvenor-square, from his seat, St. Giles's ' Lord SaLazy has arrived at his seat, sew, frOm a tour. the Duke and Duchess of NORTHUt Many are speedily expected in town, from Ainwick The Marquis of TICHFIELD has had hag caught cold. . The Duchess of KENT attended the Saturday evening : she was accompanied by 'Highness is a very regular and punctual frequenter being generally in her box by the commencement The Duchess is usually accompanied by Prince 7 was not presencon Saturday evening. Three English Noblemen, now resident pipurted to be the leaders of taste and top, especially the splendour of equipages and good living—the etyma, son of the Duke of ilasuroam; 'Lord r !art of Pinnacles; and 14rd &c.,sa. % There has recently been some -sharp Ong saloon, called Ronnie's, at Paris. One cif .140 birth, and nearly allied to the Bnuasows; ire illais there ' during one week, to tbe , extent Nspisinar. • Saturday's Gazdte notifies that his 'lnaba! Wira.ust muss, Req. of Brodie, to be rift Principal of die Shirt of Nairn. Mr. WlecEist.ii has been appointed rAnt Afsatin•shina in 711 I P 4 :~,•- 10: 10ite lid P r ' *Sit 11 * 10111dil sti crowd: • .4 • . tectie dead sod I aid fel )0 2 of pg sii mei "Thai be « ten d pow to, to -h vi Com . the - bolt iste Pe" •et ;1411 • firtl ,p!:. ;7.2 tiomi and `v4 tip) lii 16, tr • Lti 7 - .:A ~:s •1 a i 7 kr , 4,.. i: _ • :.',.; •• Aafe, . , creditable to • : 1 1 Jago Gazettr. .- . ... his city were = I l ittil ruing ; and it iblail# lost decorum, WOO .° its ihegirards g o t i Manchester, • aria MIC--11 Ei ay, as Magis. .1114 411 es by order of ileis Pa wn, with two *aril - 00 p, to search 4007 11 littes'in :cording to in- .. fo otle trrns in posses- V* the 1 t was, that one 11Vot V been given by .1 lkiallit , 14 ars ago; there 10tivici "Struck ty years old." the stn crowd: sera of Friday, • others trest the Eng. their h ?Bich continues the 'in I r blaming ca w • t' Test specter es not give, for his abs Speeds of M:: : t ett ., masons, on the • usd sensible oh.. . CUP ' T directing the . im paid by that .. .o . v rrmy in - Spain. . ad consider the • • 0 lognage of the so II • mato at that period, ifilla e cannot refrain 'nd i We shall always . ilia swish reciprocal ' fd el tween great S. .1 0 0 .. • of" pe . o ijr4 • • I has brought us “ • trail y are not more • Theo e preceding day. - .41 41 to have received • ' LAtitili Lion in Spain. . Ai olli 'ilend to-day papers to -- . 0" :.extracts: - inre RI 27. . ths 1 • • : 401 ed in honour rif igning Emp:ess. . :. Coo a...attacked by a . she 1 fl is now rsmoved , belt 1.111 at Court. prO . 6 4 a 2 beets allowed. . Pen everal dikes, on . : left his title of Bier ' . 10 I . , . 41 .1 . 01 il i s ty -seven Con- ' ' ::titsti fawn Vice-con- .; i 4N ira 128 ships, and ft ill re 80'79 children: • , . .. rails 3004. . . • I V3O. - • Will re City, in honour . tiup • e, took place the sod sari persons were pie- hs 0 'sported to other • ' 4 was 4,276,000 . *CI , of which above tin • lii i f f St. • sibs own - di:v/al° the al bnildings in the *Ai . wo 'shocks of an G 1 .• on Fud subterraneons • by 1, About sh. 4001. - pe Ind some throws , se :. noise *continues tr ' - '- i iv &STIR hid a party !; among wheal were P -sr t of CUMBERLAND %, iciLesrauao-Sesarra. -: II kg led Viscount and ic l party, to dinner, on • ' itation for a. dinner ~ill ever-street. .iel ned Viscount and; 4 am to dinner, yester- iol i, .. •... ... I town for his seat, , - • .. :1 i dinner party yes - sstii t !;1 1, re a splendidlentft- ill Corps Drplomatique. :. 4 ..., rived at his house, II I ' ll House, Datiet. le it, Westdean, . Sus- . . i 2 'HUMBERLANO•and ilnwick Cutler. i ad a relaPse, hal- 4 1 e Italian Opera on , I a Lady. Her Roy; 4 iquenter of the Opera. • i :anent of the Illelssitu. . dace 4noru.D. *lit hi: ' d sident at Paris, are "easily with regard M 1 4hit Marquis. of We; 11 Humor , aan of Ow - - .;.- ;harp ' work in the . ". One young Nobleman ILION% is aid to ba -Vi :,extent of forty or fifty -.,- s MAJESTY has 2 . . be Lientenant and Sho... ed.to ope of the va.. • %