Star. — London, England, 1828-06-28 00:00:00

I • S' s • •.4 , • • 5 s ,1I • • •.r .• • • /1/1 7... .11. '4401041411. Hoops toauthed,when the thairilsiit hpottel progress, -.*. olial l akked leaiegoaft:eatain on MOndaY hen.' *r • • llse flaw *niers vf thiDay were thkrt - disposed of, and the .. • .-• .. ....Plops; atikauroed at a ataarsa mamas Tnxxx °Twee to Mon - 4-- day Oat. 1 . fillgrA i rlTY et Krty-two, who voted with Mr. Truntsox for the Postpone meet of the Eiat Rytford Disfranchisement Bill during the pre . Nor &Wog. - • . Aftweed. M. Graham, Sir James Slaney, Robert Bartley, D. Grant. At Hon. Chas. Stanley, Lord 11141114, Alex. Grant, Robt. Stewart, Sir M. S. Bentinch. Lord G. Hume, Joseph S t uart, John Blakey Sit P. Jephetui. C. D. 0. Stuart, Villiers ;Foyle, Hoe. Ti. Rekewich, S. T. Waithman, Aid. Cate. Omar Laseelles, Hon. W. S. Warburton, H. Jimmie. Alexander L am b Hoe., O. Wall, Daring Davenport, It Marshall, John Wood; Ald. Destitoo.J. R. Martin. John • Wood. C. . Dickinson. Wm. Macintosh, Sir Jas. Wood. Jon.." Mond" Hun. ll.'• 114 Donald, Sir Jame s Wynn. nt• non. aim Rbrington, fiord Nugent, Lot d Taurus. N INtlim.n..l. C. Palmerstoa' lord ornsanby. Loa PrkwTboo, 8... pkitihnore Dr. Tennison, Charles NUMBERS ON THE RESPRCTIVIC QUESTIONS. 'lB'st Division—On Mr. Taatuasosis Motion to postpone the Blot &fiord Bill until the next &Wog :--42 for the poetpotte- Arts 7$ against it—Majority SO. • jiotond Division—On Lord Howtees Motion, that it be an in. elleretion to the Committee to give the two M em bers to Yorkshire I eitit Riding to return two Members: —Ayes,:—Ayes, 17; Noes, 95—Ma. joe Third Division—On Mr. Aldermen W oo s Mottos in Coen. l rlttee,to pot an end to the 13111:—Ayee, IS; Noes. 95.-114- joriry. SO. hunts Division—On Lard Joan Rusestes Modes, foe the ab. solute Disfranchisenteat of East Retford I—Ayes. 43; Noe% IN-- MAjerity 61. - LIST OF Tilt MINONITY Of Thirteen. who voted against the 'Died Reading of the Bal feel Suppres.ing the Circulation of One Pound Notes of the Banks ttg Scotland and England. 11/l ate, Sir Francis Hume. Joseph . 'Woodhouse. E. lkoett;ipha Lamb. Hon. Gee. ' Vyvyan, Sir IL nought. W. K. Martin. J ohn • =susses. Davenport. IL Thompson. Aid. Attwood, M. florney, Hudson rtegarvir, E.W. Graham, Sir James Jones, J. THE E NG STAR. Lt)N1)0(N. SATURDAY. JUNE 28, 1828. CIIIINGI%, TWELVE acLec rincx iitv The arrivals this tsroing wo few. and not of intitoranto4 but the Ramos Its Paris, with a considerable rim in tbs French Fund% has given as impales ta our maw, and Consols opened ibis statttal at IS i. wten op to Pe buyers, and at present may betraced at 1$ 4. The ties in the French Recites is attributed tistiseopidoo of the wellinfonood is Park. t h at tior Ports will gook finer Into a negotiation fur peace. • CITY. HALF.PAST MC O'CLOCK. Cheek have gm up since yesterday Ith per cant. and have hint ficertirtiag during the morning between 691 6 and 994 4. to the Foreign market the chief doing is in making up autionts aid= ant Monday, which Is seeding day. , PRICK OF STOCK& At FOUR O'CLOCK. Dail Stock India Una& 102 3 pat Cent. Red. 661 6 I Santis Sea Stock 11F 3 t 6111 r C't. Cons. Shu 01d Annuities Clot. VII Moo Kobe+ Me 4.5 7 3 per Coat. Red. 961 i ,ISCO Ditto IS 7 • 4 'per Ct. New. Shut atoo and "goo Dkto 61 7 4orr Vero. 1996, 105 Advertised Loot Ana. 191 1341 Book Inc Acct. Jodie Stook Consols for Acct. eel 14 I • FORRION FUNDS, TWO irCLocK. Scasikan 'Ns. 6 pCt. 661 6 Greet 13nn.i.,togs; gi v eime U.Mct 666 4 '1e5.1ic15,191.5.6p Ct. 4116 4.1 1 spew* Ayes. Llds.lp C. 471 7 1) o. Are 414 4i 3 ' Portag.l3ds. spe.ol4 tefamlibimi 1%40..6 per 0. Prue. BOnds.S p Ci 1 01 4 '. irtad0.1894,13 44 1 , Russ.Rds.istit, 3 pet Ct. 904 3 WOK 254 De Ater. 934 I tptleit lids. 3 pCt. 611 Spanish Lids 3p Ct. 331 4 Do Acct. 1111 Do. Ace. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. meas. rem . • •o 7$ $3l Minato . 35 110 Dice o Widosal 2S S 7 Dam 30 111 Si Cantiacatal Gas t.S le ge Gaunt &tun Navfpdos too . IS I - - • • Hansa of Commons the East Retford Disfyaer &helmet Bell was moved by Mr. N. CALVERT. in the shapeof awe:tension of th e Franchise to the Hundred of Ifaatetlaw. Mt, Taw :naps. the original introducer ., of the 011.1; aus the; that it would Jo! butter that Eliot flariortilimmo amain ai it is. - ibex be given to olacilleedtesoo.4l.l , of to ,Biresisseassi moved th e Aiisurosow, of the Reperc for Airekeissetbs.. On the **is mere appeared, fo-the Amendment forty-two ; a rihit sissetrisans; esajority for the Hisnareds. fifssre. Seasordearp - sparring tebsequently took place between Nv. '43sinseal asd. Mi. &entity Asst. on 'be efaduct of Goveressiat ass die eetasioe.ou which we have eo space Os remark. further : oam that a personal attack on Mr. PZIL upon this :cam seems OZOtafi• mnfair. This morning. at an early boar, we received by **- prep. lbs Paris Papers of Thersdayi Jane 26, and the Keemrger des Clumbres, dated Friday. JINN V. The Itiessctier col tains two Bulletins of the Rustiest Army, from the camp of Satounowa. The first repeats the particulars of the passage of the Danube; the second, dazed June I 1, nine p.m. states, that after the passage of the Danube haJ been forced, on the morning of the Sth of lone,alt two following days were employed in con eying the remainder of the troops to the position* swandoqed by the enemy. On the morning of the 9th, eke remainder t f the suburb of Issaktcha was burnt by the enemy. . • On - the - afternoon of the seme day, the Emperor him , eilfcrnesedlbe Danube, escottesl by _the ten Zaporociau • giOrsallts, toady subjects of the Porte, who had just re: Oita the Cross of St. George , while their Mamas, ' • 14017 a - Paths of two tails, held he helm. Oa the 10th, the ti he it Tssaltteha sigarfied his intention tin &Linen der the place, which was dope the nest day, acenrcrrug to 4 tliiiitetation. Eyoul Pacha, the fiovessor. and Hawaii :1 5 4111h1.41410 hadtaken refuge is the OW. bccssas his • troops dispersed after the affair of dsifith.cerns to present their respects to the Emperor scents distance front AM piece; at the sante time the Russian tempi, guided bi a Pacheat occupied the gate, and Pirliti. and an lowing the town found the shops opin e and the to. •Valsitarts ready to receive theed. wilt garrison and the two- Nebo. olstaieed pari4ition to depart ; but 85 . fi einik on i. 17 'standards, thq asugrinitign, iter-roniointn, 4, 6 in our power. 00 s the few .• ii received crows' of an, action. on the nth' 04: , - usir B fa il ow , b e . ;mass our 2 . 3ti11e of rerfauren tassels. sad those of thy ?us ks of this ty.twa The eni.li alai sow stmestol „ 0 . r .-,. and in a few hones to ets-five Too vess t e , were taken, sunk, burnt, or TIM agronbd. The remain.. ing cis :Ought protection under jhe guns of the fortress of Matchimr. This event renders the sitnstion of Brai low more critical, by cutting off its communication ith t h e right bank. The siege makes fresh progress every day. The bridge over the Danube is finished; a bri gade of cavalry is crossing it at this moment, and the whole army will follow." The Mesmer states that private letters fully confirm the Bulletins: Count Alesis Orloff, who accompanied the Emperor, bad been thrown with his horse into the rivers by a waggon which was crossing the dike. He was saved by a Cossack officer. On the 16th May the Divan of Wallachia had pre sented to the Emperor of Russia an address, asking his protection ; the secret object of which seemed to be, to get that province added to the Russian empire. His Majesty gave a new proof of his moderation, by rtfusing this offer. PARIS, Jon 26. Foetal Fulnw—Five per Cents. 105 f. 90c. 95c. 106 f. Three per Cents. 71f. 90c. 72f. Se. !Sc. Bank Stock, 1,920 f. A letter accompanying the Express states, that after the receipt of the above news by the Government. the Fonds rose considerably, the last prises being—Throe per Cents. 72f. 25c. Fire per Cents. 106 f. 10e. We have received this forenoon German Papers to the 22d instant. We have only room for the following extract's , 4 . HANOVER, Jena ts. If we may credit the assurances of several *ell in formed .person!, there is little prospect of . an amicable arrangement of the differences between his Majesty the King of Greet Britain and his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick. The Duke is said to be but little inclined to grannhe satisfaction required by England, and there is reale* Us believe that the willingness that he at one time skewed to settle the affair, according to the wish of the Powete rho interested themselves about it, no longer exists. It is affirmed, thet .111 cerateloence of this, those Nwers hav,e resolved to fix t certsih time for the se eeppfnce by his Hifihnos ;cif .theits , proposals. for , the' terrnination of. the:existittg thfferences.r. and . thht if 'at the expiration of that time the matter should be still andekided."or the proposals made -th his Highness he rejected. these Powers era be induced to break of their amicable political relations with the Doke. . wawa. Jusill.—Metallayass,r3l; Back Iniarea. Agawam Zairearg. Jaw at. FROM THE BANKS OF THE VISTULA, Isis ht. The head quarters rf the Polish army, or rather of its Staff, is still at Lublin, and it is supposed it will not take any part in the Turkish war, but will remain in its present positions. It is reported, on the other hand, that a second levy of recruits will be ordered this year in tbolitussian Empire.—/Varegiliers. Cora. jam 20. • This afternoon the Kiwo held a Privy Council in his P4ace of St. James, at which Lord F. Gowan kissed hands on his appointment to the Secretuyship of•lre. land. In the evening his MAJLST/ gave a splendid dinner to the Jockey CIO.. The Duke and Duchess of CLARIINCR, the Dschesp of Mammas, and the Princess Ramie of Casetava. attended by Miss Omanaireen, the Bares D'airrei and Dr. ?sone. visited i she Tower sad Mist yesterday. and lememed them extensive oa k" over width they spa. human et the' primitive) Olken of the temeetiee ' • • . • The:Ditchers°, CIA asset entertained a• splendid amain tarty. yasparday *seeing• at her residence' Web* Admiralty. The Duke sad Duchess of CLARIDICt. and the Duchess at Bass blanostaaa. memposied by,the Princess Emus of Casa. Was, heneurni the perfecta's's of the Opera of " Nina," at the litallas'Opera Howe. with their grimace en Thursday evanieg. Yestittday,'sorio after eleven o'clock, A. at. his Royal Highness the Dale of Craniums; attended by Cnint Knats.wate, Colonel Sir J. M. Revtarre. and suite, arrived in the Crusader, (Pets co gg ipar .b e g ), Captain Imo, at Dover, teem Canis. after a. delightful passer et three haws. 01. Rovas. Hammen. ate the, wh et entering di g harbour. was saluted with sweaty-floe gum Item the Gambia Ilielehmi and, en disembarking on the Pier, wee received by dispel Minna, el the Betel Ark nor. and : gelid of benser of she 4ist and Sad Regimen. she assembled multitude greeting his Roves. Hsesurzsi'S arrival with loud and m uted bums. The Deis, with his usual grace and courtesy. remmed the &shanties' se agereably manifested rewards him by hawing es the mord, and. expressing by his peculiarly affable bah, the satisfactiess he felt et se loyal a reception. The Duce sod task deism*. at Wasenv's Hotel. and at two o'clock set Off 111WDOlut et CA - 11•11136eS journey to Ragland' has hess i Z nr onsted a/kb great rapidity. his Roves. Hamm having SA Millen Monday bait, the !Ad instant. • A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock yester. day Mbensont. at the Foreign OMee. Dewnievitrest. which was attended by the Deka of Wetmemee, Earls Dantean and Ana.' seem, Mr. Secretary Pim. Sir Gashes Mensal. the CH/iNCIELLOR air*, •Nacuanaus. eed Mr. Hseates.—qbe lams Camutiu.Los !*itiLeed licsamanuiess joined th eir reileagenehout fear o'clock. Ministers raneissed in deliberation till live o 'clock. • e Earl of Anyway , ' and L,o'd STUA DiROlll. 04:T ISO interviews with the Duke of Hsu na:au yestirdaY at the Treasury. . . .• • The Austrian Ambassador, Mr. STRATFORD CAN and Lord svvaays. RSTIOSAT, tioansacted bneleits yesterday at the Foreign Office; Downing-street: ' • , • The RossrAtt A/411ASSAO0a gave a grand dinner yesterday at Ashboreham Hone. Dover-street. vs , die Duke of Censtat.avo, the Duke and •Duchess of NuiPAINIMINILLAND, and a select party of the Nobility.sediGestry. The Mar quis of STA FORD rt:•-ter tamed a distinguished perq te dialer yesterday, $t his house in. Clevkletsitaquus. :The Baited Asclitizzu ;had a rand dinner party yesterday, at his house in Argyll street.. • The amount of one and two p-ond Rank of England pates at present in erealAtlon. Is only 3KOOOt. Mr. V. FIT.GEKALD has published an Addreis to the Electors of Clare, and Mr. O'Coutett another. The election, we believe, takes place on Monday; sad in the meantime the whole of the sister island is in a • state of the greatest commotion for what might certainly to be a mere nine day's wonder, and, at most, can 'ay tere-t for a few mouths. We last night gate the substance of the recommen dations of the third Report of the Finance Committee. The following is a more precise accountz—.lt teems. mends that no pcn.ions be granted to Portage Ministers till after a stated number of years actual service. That ao pension to the amount of 5001. be granted to ally • • • .Itaving4stivate property to three that amount. ituityrszsineto• este amount; of 11,0001.. be-granted-to yiedieidasot !mein, -priv4to property to druids that ameunt. All persons in public offices tO beireelfrdectieet made Iron' their salaries to form-their superannuated fund. PO: peezesuorie suck salarimpilk errivreduced iu 1822, and ten per sent.in'additron- on the surplus, of such salaries as were not -refixed in 1822. The pee-, sions to widows are to be filed on the principle pursued * l * year 1892... they are to forfeit their pensions if thsrf tottract fresh nsairiages, es if they derive from any unite an income double the amount of the feasion.-- 'Thompost also refeeithtpokeof the otileilmewestieweei. TO L' 111.00RADE , ... • ' • The owner* of she. LwAtail=essel dlOilt t o tlii f 4 r ft/ I *# havlog addressed a letter to the leatEtiAaidiiasx !Iva the,tat of the blockade, have reetivid the felksvlng answer : (COPY). " Foreigtc Oda, June 10, lase. " 0 sonnets— am directed by the Sall c'd Aberdeth to acknow 7 ledge the receipt of your letter of this day's date, ha•which you re. quest to know whether :be blockade deports is considered a legal act, and whether British ships proceeding to Oporto will be subject to capture? I have to acquaint you in reply, that the blockade of Oporto having been de fate established, It h considered, according to principles maintained by his klijesty's 'Government, to be legal, aid that, consequently. British ships braking the blockade of that port wl be liable to capture. " Ills Majesty's Government have not received Infornution of any other port in Portugal being in a auto of blockade. (Signed) " DUNGLAS. " To Messrs. Whistler and Co." Reports are abroad that Lisbon wilt be blockaded belori very long; if so, it will be a suspension of both trade and intercourse with that unhappy country. •i* THE ARMY. Horse Outdo, June 26, 1955. Meets inscribing their names for the Levee of the Galena Commanding in Chief, or for that of the Military Secretary, are requested to state thst Regiments to which they belong." A Detachment of the 11th Foot arrived in town yesterday. stunning from Chatham tor - Urisrui, an route to Spike Island. A Detachment of the Slat Infantry arrived in town yesterday mil% ing. from Chatham, en route to Gosport.. A Detachtseat of the Stith - Foot arrived its town yesterday fitments's (ram Chatham' for Bristol, on rouse to Newry. A Detachment of the 99th Infantry strived in town yesterday nsomiug from Chadians for Bristol, es reiteto Yoolhal. Bagiaal DAT.— Yesterday morning, mat half-pest metes o!citaek, the lst Battalion a the Coldstream Regiment of Guards. under the emailisini of Colonel. Kaammon, mustered in the Bird. cage Week; i the sd Battalion, commanded by Colossi APRs:ass% I. timo iing's Mews, lad proceeded to Hyde Park, for the porpoee of being brigaded. Go the rival st the umaps. Co lonel Macoosato, as the Commodity; Meer of the Regiment, took command of the Brigade, and put the troops through a mul tiplieity of line evolutkess, all of which were elecuted with the utaaast pre*Won. • • NAVAL INTELLidENCE. Mass Asians Tans Da.v.,--Thiblin I—Waterfas4thenise7 anal Jersey I—Helisnal 1. • - • In courqueue of the interruption of the citamenintlme With Oporto the LiaboselSistit will,. for the present, cad at Vigo to hod aid receive osHiir t , Diaz, N.IL-a-Arrised from landoek , the Mary, hos. for Rio; Frederick, Love, for St. Meal ; and Cara Brea aetle. fat Calmat'. Arrived the Margaret, Wanietaa, from penseran. Hamm., Join In.—Arrived the Aaron, Cue, from Adze. Baseristoe, Jaya ir1...-Arrived the Burlington, JACILIOX, Irma St. Kiter. Pountoon, Jwir 27.—Wind S. to S.W.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Wellesley, for Malta. Arrived the Tedasbuldt, from St. Croix; sod Commerce.. from Bahia. COWES, Junta 111.—Arrived she Merrimack, Santo from Bata via; William and Mary, Jauxis. from Havannah ; and Arcturei, Olivia, from the Mauritius, sailed i st Match. FALIIO4JIII, lane 26. Wind variable.—Arrived the Nimrod, Kosearroo, from Cape Hayden; Bevan, Beam., from St. Lode; NA Leer, DUNI. from At. Michael's. • Pasuaci. Jun 26 —Arrived the 27hyr, Canon, from De areisra ; aai Mestager. Heaver, from amain. Basseor e Jews Sir-Tin George. Svewear ' from bun to St. Vitscest's, which sal on those on the lSth tiltiisto to the windward of Berbedoe‘was wally wrecked. laviaroos, Joss 16.—Arrived the Belmont, Uttar. and Ma ✓ianne. from . Demerara; Agnes, Beau from blaranbam ; British Tar, from Mobile ; Kremlin Wood, and Henry Grattan, I from New Orleans ; Tallyho, Fraoaa from Norab r i Mao. from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Grecian. BLAIIIITILatit and Neurosis, .--.. from Charleston; Salvation, from Gallipoli ; , Lowland Lass, from Genoa; Lady Francis, from the Meditate neao ; and Henry, Won, from Gibrakar. • Gunroom. Jot.. Ml A rrived the ClariatiamiPauar. from is. maim; and, George and Mary, Pornotuo. from Manlike. Cattnemeows, Jima 23.—Tbe Procris. Assns. funk Liver pool to Quebec, was brought in &nine evening with her rudder irons broke*, and supposed to have 'samba damage. heels, got ea the reeks at Kipp, Dear the Mali if Kintyre, dutiOra4og. C SPORTING INTELLIG6OI* • HAMPTON dRACILS 6 .3ird&a. • Bate of Fifty Ptgardi.. . Lund Mottotebarlees Constance • .. S 1 1 Mr. Cosby'. Eagle .. ••• •.• 1I 3 Mr. Colem&s Nonndt • , • •IS dr Mr. Janne* Merry Twits :• `. • '4. dr - - - • .Matels for Fiity Poeb42, Vr. Rates b g &get? • • ..• , • . - MO. tialmouo A*Pro • •• ••Match fir 'fifty Pounds. • • Millostalt Bippo • • Mr. Mortimer's Corsair. ... . . '.4h 2 Match for Fifty Pounds; Mr. Codrington's Lottery .. Me. Hemlogs's. Prodigy • ... Mush fot Fifty Pomo. Mr. Watiton's b g Murat ... . MPID • al ... 2 . 1 ... 1 Mr. Sachs bl ni - Gayless Much for Fifty PooOds. Mr. Wallies% Murat •• Mr. fierbeley Bend's Mirage .—.— lIA MIR PARK (LR)ZDS) RACES. Joie ' The Filly Stakes dio sets. each. b ft. for three yr old Ulm, Set bib. One mile and shelf. •! Mfi fi trib tAteous, by Notch Stet bk. Nereid' Hamralda ... Two warted. Woo garb by's' liogtb. • Sureepeakto of 20 soso.,eacb. for two yr Olds ; sotto, sot Sib; Mos, oot • • ••• • 1 • •• 4 ••• • ••• 5 Mr. Rithdal-'s b f Donation hi r. Gibbeson's b f Lady Sarah, by Tramp Lord Fitxsr&Uism sb f Dora, sister to Medora • Au excellent race, won by a char neck. . Fifty WIS. for borers of all ages. Heats, two miles. Lord Fltswilliant's br m Dli;a; 4 yrs ••• •• • 5 1 Mr. Hodsson's hr f Emerald, 5 yta Mr. Ansistrones br 1. $ yed .•• ... 4 $ Five started. Very good race. . GRAND ROWING MATCH FOR Imo SOV& ' The admirers of aquatic sports were yesterday fully gratified. A match bad been made between sight Gentlemen of London and eight Gentlemen of Otford. to row in two eight.eared matters, from Westminster Bridge to Putney Bridge. The aevelty of such a match could not fall to be highly attractive; besides, the celebrity of the tandidetes put all idea of any thing but an out and out treat in the back grouod. The London amateurs were picked out of the crack Aquatic Clubs. The celebrity of the Oxford Scholars has ever been proverbial hem their great practice and peculiar skilL• Bets to the amount of thousands derided upon the issue of the match. At half-past one both boars appeared at the starting ,place. Both parties seemed in high spirits, and confident of success.—; Betting was S to 4 on the Londoners. On the signal being given, the boats started off with the greatest rapidky. The Loodoners bad the lead slightly at starting; but in coming to Chelsea Reach the admirable steerage of Mitchel gave his party a decided advantage, and they continued gaining slightly upon their opponents at livery stroke. The Oxford crew Oiled both nicotine and strong, but could not get the lead. The steerage of the Gentleman belonging to their party was also excellent. and relined a thorough knowledge of the river. The match was finally woo by the Londoner& in fine style, they beating their opponents by fifty Yards or more. Yesterday morning, the Wheatsheaf Brewery, in Daley-street, Rosemary-lane, was wholly destroyed by fire, owing to the burstiog of a boiler: The accident happened about half-past eight o'clock, and. the brewery burnt with the utmost rapidity, until . nothing but the walls temained : stseding. .The supply of , stater was short, owing to the turncork sot being in the way. The firemen then played upon the building with small beer, but the Loses could not be got under until the wood. west had. been destroyed. The stock of ale and beer oa the, wishes was not very large, but nearly the whole knifes destroyed. . . . • .. _! r - S: .. N.!. :, ' - 11 . ...) V Fa. . 1 '"fir ti. 7.! . • His Royal Ili,haes4 dor I)uite •{'CallanlDGL i i i,i ) Sit JA MILI it ITIETT, count ic IRMA WSICCIt and su i te*, irrived this day by H.M. steam packet Crusader, c qt , Milo, frOth talais.'after a short passage of 'ewe h olt , and threealstartere. Colonel Notenos, the Commandant of the Pon, and Jowls WARD / Esq. Collector of theCesstems, we nt , * bola the Moment he packet reaehed the Qua s y," pay their respectful - homage to his. Royal Highness, " 4 were received , with his Royal Highness's tuna! al* condeseensitm. ' Ddver - does sot posses:it - the means for such thaw cent .detnonstratioas as mote estensive towns to h►srt their loyalty, but in feelings of actual loyalty and roil gratification• at the presence of any member of oot honoured"Sovanaton's family it stands second to la; and this day the heartfelt cheers of the immense a sset , blage of persons of all classes at the pier, ap fully to carry conviction of this fact home to hi s K os Highness. ' A Guard .of Honour was placed at the doors of Wright 'a Hotel and Ship Inn, where his Royal Hi g h t* , partook of a cold collation . prior to starting fo r 10 . 0. Royal salutes were fired both on his Royal High s ' arrival and departure. His R•yal Highness having arrived at Cellos a d a ys, earlier than be was expected, the Captain of the p ac k et had engaged With many families and passenger, k at of coarse did not fed warranted to bring them with eet his Royal Highness's permission. The Captain, the, fore, waited.on his Royal Highness and sited ihe cir cumstance, when his Royal Highness %4id, " Th at single passenger was to be disappointed, that tile r am , be limself, p s he preferred waiting a day td snbicei rt ;ily individual to such 'inconvenience." His A na l Highnest accordingly came with very many p m, who fully appreciated his kindness, His Excellency Count BiIOaIITZCINE, the newly sp. pointed. Swedish Ambassador to this Conn, .Mr. 4 o • Mrs. JACICSOW, Mr. JOH allOic Mr. and Mrs. Nalatl i : Mr. and Mrs. MORLAND, Mrs. Colonel Moittass log Family; anived - it the same Hotel from France taisy. The Earl and Countess of WiLawicit. Lord Wafts, Lord BROOr and Lady C. A !Milt, Hon: G. CAM. D lan, Sir W. and Lady CUATTaNTON, Rev. M r . s 4 Mrs .lansronossi, Gen. and Mrs. Oaa, Mr. aid Waal', Lord and Lady VA RTUOVTII, Gen. AMMO, SLC• &Co Ailed tor Calais nod Boolelne. SUMINFTIRCUI IS, 828. -~ • BOW* CIRCUIT. 211052 Liriblilkllilefs *SD MR. SARUM RAIIIIML Hertford, Tuesdaf, Atli 12. Lewes, Saturday, Most I. Chelmsford, Monday, July 21. Maidstone, Monday, Agent Guildford. Monday, July 26. . .. MIDLAND CIRCIrt. : ' 211022 5013 CISIE, SONIC& MOT AEU MI. PAWS 2422411112. Northaaapton, Monday, July 21. f Derby, Saturday, Amgen 2. °Attain, Friday, July Si. I Leicester an/ 8ur0u4b,16140 Lincoln and City, Sat. July 26. nesday, August 6. Nottingham and Town, Thurs.. I Coventry and Warwick, Son day, July 31. day, August 9. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. . BRINIRE till LORD CUM? AARON AND MR. JUST= ROMMITS. Bucklughant, Monday, July 14. Cambridge, Saturday, Jely 21. Redbird, Monday, July 21. Bury St. &intend's, Sat./qv'. Huntingdon, Thursday, July 24. Norwich Will City, Frill Aeg.l. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. RIPORZ MIL. auslica NATOLI/ ANS SIR. BARON lIIRLOCII • York and City. Saturday,Julyl9. Carlfile; Monday, August 11. Durham, Saturday; August 2. • Applebf,' florally, Augintl4. Newcastle an/ Town,Wed. Aug. 6 Lancaster, Wednesday, d* !9. ' WRSTERN CIRCUIT.'" 31./PORE Mt. JUSTICE PARE *141) MR. JUSTICE LITTLIIIMS. Winchester, al onday, July 14. Bodmin, Monday % Assiut!. . New Sarum, Saturday, July 19. Well., Saturday, August 9. 1 Doncaster, Friday, July 25. Bristol, Saturday, Moping. tseter and City, Tues. July 29. ... s. OXFORD Revolts MS. AMUR GAZEL Abingdon, Monday. July 14: Oardech - Wednesaay, July 16. Worcester and City, Saturday, * - July 19. . . f ; Stafford. Thsiraday,' July' 24. CIRCUIT. IS ANN Ka. 111.410$ VAININAII4 Shrewsbury, Widnes. July SI Heritiord, Tuestay, Assiut S. blosauseds,Satarday,A v tl: i Gloucester and CIEI, I day; August IS. • • •• WESTMINSTBK StSdONS. • • • • STAlift COACH Cote VlCTlosiblirasTUl afTek NALOSVOIL ' Yesterday- morning the Court • was armed walk Stage•coath Props ietbi s •2ad others inter cited, to !kw the appeals against numerous eonvictiont. Messrs. ALLay and AIioLPHUS appeared in spiv' rt . of the cons ictiOns, and MN Bild•LA fft the deladats. Thor first case called on was against John Smith, pro peietor of the Blackheath stage-coacbi No. 6,08. • - . Mr. ALUM stated the case. Thes was a convietioa . Pk not having the place from whence they .set oso to' `where they were going painted on the coach. 11 hear : tent/apt% • coach was licensed from the 4. Ship lon , Chasing Cross' to Bhckheath, Arnd the words on the conch . were "Blackheath acid London." Unless the fendams could prove that the City of Westatiatf WAS London, be submitted that the conviction Mvitill confx Med. Aaron Rawlins , ed the caw. For , Mr. HOLLAND, for the defendant, contended, that ao iess• the Conti was intended as a Court of Startbawb e . such a monstrous proposition could never be setT elled that •Westminster was not Lintdon. In common pas' lance, and in the isineral acceptance of the word, the metropolis comprised the Cities of London and WW i nit er, and he contended that every requisite in &AI& of Parliament had been complied with: Chariarare in the year 1572, was known as the village ceasing; but this now as only known to antiquarians. Frost die immense size of this ends Woos Babylon, the village of Charing may now bevelled the very heart of. the P g. tropolis, and better known to every one one as Le!b il The Learned Counsel. explessed himself fully saesfied that the Codrt would qtiaili 'the conviction. • Mr. At was bison in tape, The Cll l / 1 111MAN Minted his *MOS at lime Ina" lad seal he did not know bow to snake any Medan** betwees.Changt. cross, London, and . Charinkcross; Weetntinssec. He 111 "r"_,., every requisite of the Act of.Parliameat had been conspilt4 w ' and the conviction was swats& • t• • • Severakotber canviestetweat wish the ma. fate* eXTRACT FROM THRpoqualik Arius. 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