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and understood; sad 1 cordiallykr.cep tli e assurance that the first body in the State will give to all French men the example of respect for Our holy religion, of fidelity to my person, and unalterable attachment to este present institution. You are in the right, Gentlemen ; I cannot be happy except through the happiness of my subjects ; and all the sentiments which you express for a son, who is vet y dear to me, give me the pleasing and con.oling crt minty that on the day when it shall please GOD to tt r minate my existence, nothing will be able to inju:e the glory and the felicity of France." IMPERIAL PARLIAM HOUSE OF COMMONS, Fsa.tuaar 20. Mr. S. Boang and another Hon. Member, were sworn, and tr took their seats. Lord W. RUSSELL brought op the Report upon the Petition respecting the Vestry of St. Paul's, Covent-garden, and obtained leave to bring in a Dill founded on the Petition. Mr. PLANTA moved for anew writ for St. Ives, in the room of Sir Christopher Han kins, who had accepted the Chiltern Hun dreds.—Ordered. Petitions for the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts were presented by Mr. lATTLITON, front the Staffordshire Potteries, from Dudley, from Wolverhampton, from Hanky, in Staffordshire, and from three other places in the same county; by Lord At, tamer, five front the count) of Northampton ; by Sir J. Seamonv, three from the enemy of Hertford ; by Sir W. Gum, from the city of Gloucester, from Stroud, and front Chelienbam; by Mr. Gatax,from the borough of Lancaster; by Sit C. Coca, two frorn Olarnorgan ; by Mr. STURGES Bouarre. from Ashburton, Devon; by Ur. J. WOOO, one from Manchester, and three from the county of Lancaster; by Sir J. WeorusLee, two from the county of Stafford ; by Sir T. ACI.AND, from Castle-street. hatter, front De vonport and Plymouth ; by Mr. LESTER, from Poole, Dorsetshire ; by Lord jolts !lessors, from Sr. Ives, Sr. Neots, and three other places in the county of Huntingdon ; by Sir T. Laversansoe, thriv from the county of Suffolk; by Mr. IthilllAL, front a Chapel at Chatham; by Mr. FASAIZRLEY, from Lincoln; by Mr. CARTER, from Portsea, and five other places ; by Mr. Sexes, from Croydon, Loughborough, end five front the counties of Cumberland and Devon; by Mr. CSOMPTON, from two Chapels at Derby; by Mr. F. BARING, four from Portsea, and a place near Gosport; by Mr. Jones, [our from Carmarthen; by Mr. Szvatoua, front Taunton, in the county of Somerset ;by Mr. G. LAMII from places, the names of which we did not hear; and by Lird blivrots, from Bradford, Huddersfield, and three other places in the County of York. Petitions in favour of the Catholic claims were presented by Col. Waite, from Irish Town and four other places in the county of Dublin; by Mr. A. Et.t.ta, three from the county of Leitrim; by Mr. Guerra'', from two parishes in Ireland; by Lard J. Russext., from Bandon sad two parishes in the county of Cork ; and by Mr. S. Race, front the county of Tipperary.—Ordered to be printed. Col. W HlTEpresentesi a Petition from two parishes in Ireland, praying the repeal of the Sub-letting Act. Mr. W. PEEL presented copies of the 16th and 17th Reports of the Public Records of Ireland. Mr. DAWSON brought up the Miscellaneous Estimates for the year I.llllll.ordered tobe printed. Mr. GRATTAN gave notice, that on the 21Ith of this month be should present a Petition from the Roman Catholic Bishops, on the 'object of the Education of the Irish people. Lord J. RUSSELL brought up a Bill fax excluding the Borough of Prisryn front electing Burgesses to serve in Parliament, and giving to Manchester and the neighbouring townships the power of sending two Members to Parliament.—The Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be read the second time on Friday se'noight. Mr. KENNEDY gave notice, that on Thursday next he should twee fur leave to bring in a Bill to alter the law of Settlement in Ireland. Sir T. LETH BRIQG E presented two Petidons front Maltsters in the county of Somerset, praying for the Repeal of the Malt Act of last Session. Sir F. BDRDETT presented a Petition from the Select Vestry of St. Paul's,. Cueent.garden praying to be beard at the bar against the prayer of another Petition which had been presented from the same parish. Mr. A. DAWSON presented a Petition from the parishes of St. Mary and St. Peter, Athlone, praying for the repeal of the Sub letting Act. Mr. BROUGHAM postponed the adjourned debate on the State of the Common Law which stood for Friday next until Monday twit. The Hon. a nd Learned Member stated that be postponed it in consequence of the weight of business in the Omuta of Comma Pleas and King's Bench, and for the cmive- Mew of Gentlemen belonging to the profession. On the modes df Mr. DA WSON, the Orders of the Day were read. and the Committees of Supply and Ways and Means ordered to stand for Friday oest. The Hones then adjourned at 20 minutes past Ftvx o'cuict. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1828. - r - STOCK EXCHANOK, TWRLVE O'CLOCK. The gloomy accounts received from Constantinople, by which It appears that the Forte has been acting with great duplicity, and ' has at length thrown of the mask, by s proclamation, calling upon all ilussulmen to arm, sad prepare for battle, has given some alarm to our City speculators. who did not expect so sudden a change In the Turkish Govetoment. Consols opened this morning at 83J sellers, and may be quoted at present at 8.51 to t, and for rest time 85i 1. The remains, is about j per rent. which denotes its bring a Sell Account. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols have fallen 1 percent. this morning, and are now at 841. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 9031 3 per Cent. Red. 46 1151 3 per a.c•ns.llsl 441 31 per Cent. 931 leper Cent. Red. 931 4 per Ct. New 1014 101 4 pee Cent. Scrip 4 per Cent. 1326,1034 103 Long Ann. 11) 13.16 roagrom FUNI Vresillan Bike Sp Ct. Do Acct. 621 1 Buenos Ayres !Mut) C. 311 Colombian Bond.. 6 per Ct. 21 De.Bonds,lB24, 25 11 Do. Acct. 264 51 6 54 Dania lids. 3 p Ct. Do Acct 62 India Stock 249 Ditto Bonds 94 95 South Sea Stock OW Annuities 41000 £xcheq. Bills 60 41 60 X5OO Ditto 60 61 60 .6100 and ar9oo Ditto 60 62 60 India for Acct. Consols for Acct. 115/ 84/ , TWO O'CIAK K. Mei Bds. S p Ct. 251 5 Ds Acct. els Mee. 8d5.1112.3,6p Ct 351 5/ 41 Do. Ace. 351 44 3 44 Portog. Bds. S p C. 75 RUM Bth. leer, s per a NI 4 Do Aces. 44 44 Fr. Kent.% 3 p_C• 1 0 41 thasticoala /345, 6pr Ct 34 Enetange,sl3f Sac Do. Act.t. 33/ , D 6 Acct BRITISH AND FOREIGI4 MAKES, TWO.O'CLOCK. wpm. !MIN JO 1/ 54 Colontbun /7/ General Wining Asia 100 3 S IS; IS 14 Iffbernian 50 8 61 llaslean IGO 23 8 Inning Cotopanref Wand ss • 34 Anglo Mexican Must 05 .5 31 Australian 10 Provincial Bank of Ireland 130 $5 154 .4 We have received the Paris Papers of Monday, and the Gazette de France dated Tuesday. The intelligence from Constantinople, received through the medium of Vienna, and Augsburg, if correct, 'bust be deemed of importance, as it puts an end to all probability of peace. Porte, it is stated, has at length thrown off the mask which it bad worn for so many. montbs,and to have issued a Proclamation to all the funcaunaries of the Em pire, denouncing its enmity to all the Powers of Citriw tesdam, and averring it as a sacred duty tatombat them, calling all Mussultuans to arms to prepare for a sangui nary struggle, and acknowledging that its equivocating conduct hitherto bad been oolyfor the purpose of giining time. It is added that after this Proclamation a list of proscriptions htd been drawn up, embracing 1500 persons, subjects of England, France, and Russia, who wereto be banished 'from the Turkish dominions. The Bolivar _ interference of the Charge des Affeires of the Neutra Powers, wbo had-remoostrated against this breach of former promises on the part of the Porte, is repre tented to have had no effect, and all announced that the Porte was rushing blind!'" on to its fate. _We are unwilling to yield implicit credit to this statement, as the last official advice: from the Turkish capital were of such a nature as teiafferd no ground of arprehen.ion that affairs wow then in a critical state. The recent change in the BritiltiMinistry may probably (when it is known) produce an alteration in the senti ments of the Divan. It is announced Oat Cadiz was on the eve of being evacuated by the French. The Spanish troops destined to garrison that city were already on their march, and were to be put in possession'af their new quarters on the 20th of next month. Amongst our extracts will be found the Answer of the Xing of FRANCE to the Ad dress of the Chamber of Peers. As this Paper was going to press we received by Express the Gazette de F►ar:ce, dated yesterday. The following are extracts: CONSTANTINOPLE, J•N. 11. The report is, that Count Cape dist' ia has arrived in the Morca, and has Wit proclaimed Chief of the Greek Gs vernment ; that hiw combined squadron, joined by some strips of tlleNetherlands is cruizing in the Archipelago, and has . gone to the Dardanelles.— This news, although not confirmed at present, still causes the Porte to t4ke measures, and orders have been given to shut the Bosphorus. Several ships of war, which were at anchor, have gone to reinforce those stationed at the Canal. The merchant ships ender the European flag cannot obtain permission to depart without dis charging their cargoes. The system of persecution bas recommenced, and is principally directed apinst the Catholics and Armenians.—The new money is at a di,- count at present of £0 to 25 per cent. Ihe esecution of the Greek banker Reali is•confitmed. A PioclAmnion has been issued ordering a general armament. One hundred thousand men are already on their march, and will arrive in Europe about the end of March. It is also expected that the Pacha of Egypt will conform to the orders sent to him to get truly an Army. Constantinople at present has the arpearx nce of a large Camp. VIENNA; Fasumas T. It appears certain that the son of the Prince Wrede has entered into the service of the Porte, and turned his reltion. The King of England's Spee.h has caused a great sensation here. Rentes, en the 18th February, at five o'c'ock, 5 per Cts. 104 f. 55c.-3 per Cts. 701.'20c. By the German Mail we have ieceived the Algemeine Zeitung to the 13th instant. An article from Smyrna represents the greatest alarm as having prevailed in that city in een_equence of the unpleasant accounts that I had been received from Constantino, le. SMYRNA, JANUARY' 4. Our city is in some commmion, because the accounts received from Constantinople give much reason for alarms for the Flanks here. The most distinguished merchants are embarking, and every one is putting his effects in some place of sstety. A great number of vagabonds who were going to set fire to the city, and were mostly I alians, have been art ested by order of the Neapolitan Consul. M. Blancque, principal Edi.or of the Oriental Spec !atm-, has been arrested by order of the French Consul, brought with his presses on board the Pomona, and sent to Toulon, because he had inserted, in No. SOO of his Spectator, an article which was considered as highly offensive to the French Government. The removal of M. Blancque is much regretted here: he was highly esteemed, and by his r ffice as President of the Met. chants, he was respected by the local authorities. The second Editor has escaped by Right. FROM THE LOWER ELBE. Fn. 4. You may consider the following as the official com munication of the Special H insiatic Minion to Rio de Janeiro: "The Merchants, we think, will not be dissal , fied with the treaty which we concluded on the 17th Nur. 1827, All goods, without distinction of their origin, exported from the Hansiatic cities, in Hansiatic ships, or in the ships of other favoured nations—that is, when these nations give the same privilege to 11 anseatic ships—are to pay, from the day *hen the ratifications are exchanged, an import slut y 0115 per cent. instead of 24 per cent. which th y have hitherto paid. From the entrepot of northern productions, which is thereby encouraged, and the more e any competition with the North Americans in corn, flour, and provisions .1 all kinds, we promise ourselves almost Brea er ad vantages than from the increased exportations of German manufactures, which cannot fail to take place.. For the manufactures of the Prussian Rhenish provinces and Westphalia, as well as for the whole South of Ger many, this treaty is still more important than that concluded by Prussia, which limits the reduction in the Import duty to Prussian goods in Prussian ships, and besides stipulates troublesome formalities of certificates of origin." This treaty is equivalent to a total abolition of the difference of import duties in Brazil; and we cannot but wonder, after the late tteaties with Franey and Prussia, and especially after this most recent convention with the Hanseatic cities, that the Go vernment of that county dues not rather, once for all, decree an equality of privileges for all nations, which exists in point of fact, as it has been strictly ob served in the former Spanish co!onies in South Ame rica from the beginning of their independence, notwith standing alf the influence of England and North A merica. VIENNA, Vas. 9, The Russian Counsellor of State Chevalier Kataskasr, who was appointed diplomatic agent in attendance upon Count Von Heiden, arrived here to-day from St. Pe tersburgh. AU that has been said is public journals of a mission with which Prince Philip of Hesse Homburg was to go to St. Petersburgh is one of the numerous fictions with which the public is daily aanused.—Alge wine Zeiiimg, Feb. 14. Idetalliques, a a 16.—Bank Shares,lo4s. ExcwAssas ON Lomax. MILAK, 6.-90 d. 2943. ROUE. J.a. 31,47. FININICIPOIT, Pis. 15, 2 M.-14 Sh. Eztracts from the Jamaica Aptra to tbc Si J.ivary, I received at the North and South American Coffee-house. by the Hain's transport : • PROM THE JAMAICA tOURANT 07 JAN. 2. We understand the Island- Agent has presented a me• morial to the Board of Trade, on the subject of the extra duties charged by the Colombial States, upon articles imported through the Colonies ; and as the me. morial was accompanied by official documents from the Colombian Consuls, proving the fact, We have no doubt the British Government will institute an inquiry into this unfriendly feeling toward the Colonies.—By the Espiegle, we learn that Admiral Laborde, in the Spa nish ship of the line Guereiro, with a 50 gun ship, and I a heavy brig or 20 guns, had artiired at [lotto Rico, from the Havannah. It is rumoured that Sir Henry Torrens Will be ap i.ointed Governor of Jamaica, and that Sir John Keane goes home, to succeed him as Adjutant Galleon. Ertl-act of a letter from Cadiz, received by the Fr tilt!) Papas this morning: CADIZ, Fla. I. We learn by the goele,te Irene, arrived from Porto Rico in days, that on the 93d December Admiral Laborde set rail from that Lland, after having had a conference with the Authorities, THE ARMY. Lord FITZROY SOiI'IMSET, as Military Secretary to General Lord went through his List on Tuesday, at his Office in the Donut Guards.—A few Central, and upwards of fifty other Officers transacted Military business with his Lordship. A Detachment of the 58th Regiment of Foot arrived in town on Tuesday morning, from Bristol, and embarked yesterday morning, on board a steam vessel in the River, fur Gravesend, on route to Canterbury. A Detachment of the 49th Relment of Infantry arrived in town on Tuesday morning, from Bristol, and embarked yesterday morning, on board a steam-vessel in the River, for Gravesend, on route to Deal. A Detachment belonging to the East India Company's Service arrived in sown on Tuesday morning, from Bristol, and t mbarked yesterday morning, on board a steam-vessel in the Liiver, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. Detachments belonging to the Royals, the 45th, and 54th Regi ments of Infantry, mucked on Tuesday from Canterbury to Chatham. Friday, a large Detachment of the 541 Regiment (or Buffs), marched from Chatham, under the command of C..ptaiii Caaiac, for Gravesend, to embark for India. The Depot Companies of the 63d Regiment, now stationed at Dover, wider the command of Major Fatsgtouoir, are under orders for Chatham. The Regiment is shortly expected to arrive from Portugal. NAVAL INTELLIUENCL -....•... EXTRACTS FROM THE AGENTS TO LLOYD'S. Smyrna, January 4. His Majesty's ship Cambrian sailed on a cruise yesterday morn ing. His Majesty's ship Isis, Commodore Sir Thomas Staines, is in port. The British and Punch Ambassadors sailed from Vourla on the 41st lastant.—W. Mr. Canning replied to the Memorial of the merchants by an (Oficial communication, that Mr. Worry bad instructions to continue the Consular functions until the 15th, after which period the merchants might remain at their own discretion, when they would have the Dutcb Consulate open to them for business; and he warns them to prepare for the contingency of a more decided rup ture. Meantime Sir Thomas Staines gives us every expectation that one of his Majesty's ships will always be left in port, and thl general opinion, founded on the best information to be gleaned by the public, is that there Is no apparent necessity for the departure of Consuls, Merchants, or merchant vessels by the 15th, and conse quently all decide in staying, until compelled by imminent danger to lly. The Turks continue the good police, and not an European bas been insulted or molested. At closing we hear a King's ship is coming in, supposed to be the Mastiff, Surveying ship. Constantinople, Jan. 11. All the British ships mentioned on the 27th are still here, with the exception of the Skylark, Dares, which finally sailed for Smyrna. on the 3d inst. She would wait for convoy at the Dardanelles, but by advices from Smyrna, it is likely she would meet with little or no detention there for that object. The Traillsy, Day, and Mary Berry, Baker, have began di, charging their corn cargoes ; and the Cornelius, Creighton, will be ready to do so in a few days. The Landon, Wiairrman, and Alexander, ANDFS, are still here with their cargoes, chit fly tallow on board, under a hope that means may he found them to enable theps to proceed. I am of course very desirous of effecting this, but dare not bold out match hope. Here Government has still farther restricted the number of per sons allowed to remain here, belonging to the three Powers, and many very respectable persons are included amongst those ordered away. It is said that the Austrian Minister has also been directed to submit a hat of his subjects for the inspection of the PORT& The Dispatch, Coorm, of Wisbeach, was wrecked at Sunder. land on Tuesday ; crew saved. Drum, Panauanir tin.—Wind S. by W.—Arrived from London the Comet, Beaus, for Liverpool ; and Abercrombie Robinson, Ann, for Bombay, and remain with the outward-bound. Pusinatousw, FlfilltUAßY 20.—Wind S.S.W—Arrived the 'Cabs transport, from Jamaica. Off port, the Susan, from Batavia. Cowes, Fa& 10.—Arrived the Jackson, Corns, ( rem Siam. , On r oves Faint:Aar 20.—Arrived the !Croon Prince, Kru, from Batavia,bound to Antwerp. FISIMAILY 15.—The MUM. MILLS., from London to Limerick, struck on the banks at the entrance into Caftkmain Bay, carried away rudder, and damaged her bottom, but got off with the tide, la a leaky state, and is new in Castle main Bay. Kinsais, FIBINART 17....Tt is the Patriot, MaoaAru, that is stranded near Clonakilty, and not the St. Patrick, as stated on the 15th instant. WEYMOUTH ELECTION. Yesterday the Poll finally closed, when the numbers were as follow : For F. R. Sugden, Esq 222 Major Wryland ........ lNajority• —l2o Letters from Lisbon announce the intended departure, for Gibraltar, of the Marquis. Loma and his bride. A cceopts received from Java. by the Calcutta Papers, state the expulsion of some English settlers who had retired into the interior of the island to cultivate sugar and cogbe. They are to be sent off the island. Accounts from Rangoon describe the payment of the third instalment from Ava as impossible. Accounts from Penang state, that Sir JOHN THOMAS CLA RIDGE had an ived at that port, in the Hen. Corn. pang's ship Waterloo, with the charter for the united settlements of Prince of Wales's Island, Singapore, and Malacca. The laws of England wete immediately to be put in operation. The Delhi Akbaas of last month relate, that the fort of Kolitaran had been destroyed by an earthquake, and a thousand persons buried under the ruiqs : the same convulsion had shivered a mountain in pieces, which, falling into the river novice, caused the country to be inundated to the distance of 100 cess round. Three thousand wot kmen were employed in cutting a channel through the mountain, and great apprehension was entertained of the injury likely to be inflicted upon Lahore, whenever the river should force its way through the channel. It is computed that no fewer than thirty thousand victims have pet ished from cholera in A mrnser, Lahote, and the camp,ffiladras Gazette, of Sept. 4.'A THE KING, &C. WINDSOR, Fill. 20..7.1rrejarations are malting 81 rather an extensive scale at the Royal Lodge for a De. one, which will be given to.rnorrow by 113 MA /errs to het Royal Highness the Duchess of KaNT. Pain e and Princess of HoHINLOHR LAUORNROORO, P: incest VICTORIA, Piincess FAME Of CAROLAtH, and a select and distinguished Patty. The arrangements haie in progress for some time previous to the marriage; The private Band have received orders to be in attend. ante at one o'clock; and it is understood that a BAU on a limited scale will be given in the evening. Yebterday Lord FARNSOROUOR arrived at the Royal Lodge, :tad had an audience of his MA.PSITY. COUR l' CIRCULAR. The Duke of CLARZXCE held a Levee as Lord High Admiral, yesterday, at the Adrhiraltf. In the evening h:a Royal Ilighnesi gave a grand dinner to a numerues party or Natal Officers, among whom were Admirals Sir GRAHAM MOORS, Sir TIWMAII WILLIAMS; Sir CH•IlLIMI HAMILTON, SIC WILLIAM FARIS, Lord, Cot.vitam TociaatAcu, Ind Rums, Sir THOMAS TROWSPIRGE Captaini HUSKISSOR, AIRRILTATT, FRANKLIN, E. SVU7r01111; HRTWOOD, YouMo, HARRIS, Minot, and SVIBIOUIL The Prince and Princess of Horrato.oos LA IMIENNSURG came to town yesterday morning, from the seat of Prince Leona Lt., at Cl ire. mtolt. Their Highnesses paid visits to the Dukemid Duchess of CLARIWCZ at the Admiralty ; to the Duke and Duchess of Gwen- TI N at Glocester House, Park-lane ; and to the Duke of Sussex and the Princess SOPHIA, at the King's Palace at Kensington. The Duke of Wa.uocrow bad a long conference with the Arch bishop of CONTsaturt on Tues.lay, at his Grace's Palace at Lambeth. Prince PATISHArf, the Austrian Ambassador, the Count d'Orat.ra (who Is here no a special mission from the King of Seani), Count Luoin.e, the Neapolitan Minister, and sionineur Horn, the French Charge d'Affaires, transacted bu-ities. with Earl DUOLIV yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of Sate ler Foreign Affairs. Earl Dimas• entertained the Cabinet Ministers td dinner yester: day, at his resldenee in Arlington-street. The Soucisus. Gamma- transacted business yesterday at the Hume Office. Earl BATII4RIte and Viscount PAL/IltftSTON transacted busineis Foreign Offices Doeming-street. The Countess BATHURST, we are happy to state, is much better, Her Ladyship has been attended during het illness by Dr. Hess* FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Countess Berkeley, at Berkeley House, Spring-gardens, front Cranford Bridge ; Lady Anne Beresford, in Park-street ; Lady Augusta Cotton, in Cadogan-place, from Bagsbot Park; Captain John Stanley, R.N. in Pall-mall, from the Mediterranean ; Mn. and Miss Paget ' in Gloucester.place ; Mrs. Ottiey, in Baker-street, from Devizes ; Major Clavering, in Pall-mall, from Paris; Captain and Mrs. Grant, in the Regent-street, from the South of France; Colonel and Mrs. Hardwicke, in Brook-street, from Paris; the Hon. and Rev: Henry Watson, from Carlton Rectory, near Rock ingham ' • Mrs. and Miss Balfour, in Grosvenor-place ; Major Becket, in Pall-mall, from Malta ; Captain and Mrs. Montagu, in South Audley-street, from Batts; Captain Foley, in Albemarle. street, from Paris; Sir Charles Taylor, Bart. at the Albany, from his seat in Hants ; Major and Mrs. Jackson, in Wimpole-strest, from Paris ; the Hoe. Mr. and Mrs. Tollemache, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from their seat in Herts ; Captain Hyde Parker, at ditto, from his seat in Berke ; the Earl of Onslow, at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Sir Samuel Fludyer's, Bart. seat in Suffolk ; Captain Campbell, at Read's Hotel, lower Gros venor -street, from the North ; Henry Hungerford, E.q. at ditto, from his seat in Northamptonshire ; T. Trotter, Esq. at ditto, from his seat in Surrey; Madame Vanderhoust and family, at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Paris; Edward Orme, Esq. and Mis Orme, at the Berners Hotel, Berner -street, from their seat, Stanmore Hall, Middlesex ; J. Winter. Esq. at ditto, from *licitly, Herta ; T. Wright, Esq. and Miss Wi iglu, at diem DEPARTURES. The Hon. Robert Grosvenor, fur the Doke of Rutland's seat, Belvoir Castle ; Lord and Lady Anson, from Leicestershire, for Leamington ; Sir Charles and Lady Ibbetson, for their seat, Denton Hall, Yorkshire ; the Hon. Charles Murray, from Curzon -street, for Brighton; Mrs. Warren and family, from the Berner's Hotel. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE ROYAL HUNT. His Majesty's Stag Hounds met on Monday at King's Beech Hill, but bad wily a short run, the ground being so extremely heavy thAt the horses could not keep up with (he hounds. who ran into and killed the deer near Winkfield Church. STAG HUNT. Tuesday last the Hon. Grantley Berkeley's Stag Hounds met at Dawley Wall, where a fine baidfaced stag was found for the day's diversion. After running with great speed for an hour and a half, on the bounds coming up with him be attempted to clear an Iron knee at Hampton. when one of the spikes entering his heart the fine animal fell a victim to his staunch pursuers. Among dune who were close up at the time and had to regret the death of the noble game, were the Earl of Belfast, Lords Kinnaird and E. Chi ebester,said the Messrs. Berkeley. THE FANCY. NED NEAL AND BALDWDL—The sixth deposit for this fight was made good at Tom Cribb's, on Tuesday night. Neal is in training at Portsmousb, but Bob is still In London, and in good health. /inane JONES AND BILL SAYAGIL—The third deposit fur this aff,ir was made good at the Norfolk Arms, Strand, on Tuesday evening. PADDY FLYNN AND Boa Cosexas.—These men completed their second deposit on Monday evening, at the Harp, in George -street, Bloomsbury. Dieu Coatis AND COALY.—The Pet attended at Beicher's oa Tuesday evening, to make a match with his late antagonist, the coal h , but it was no go—tho Black Diamond not being io attendance Yesterday being Ash Wednesday, the first perform ance of sacred Music during Lent, took place at the Apollonicon Room. The performance commenced with the Overture to Esther. The second part opened with the Overt to $ enrpson. In the course of the performances the charming " Oh, had I Jabal's Lyre." received an encore. The fat ox (bceuf :rot) which figured in the Carnival procession on Sunday last, at Paris, weighed 11,700 lbs. and was five feet nine inches in height. It was sent, along with eleven othere, of nearly the same size and weight, fAm Caen, in Normandy. Archbishop UsHaa being requested by a Mr. Burrox to write an Epitaph or: his father, sent him the following : Oh, Heav'n and earth ! Oh, stars and poles ! That graves should be Out Betton•holes._ - - Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the Ea.t Incita House, when the following Commanders took leave of the Court previous to departing for their respective destinations, va. Captain JAurs WALIZIL, Macqueen ; Captain Thou*, lI LA ta, William Fairlie; and Captain CHARLES STZWARD, Lord Lowther; Madras and Chios. Mr. STURGES Bounws having been re-elected, last night took the oaths and hi• seat in the House of Commons. Naw Bistrop.—lr is now considered certain that tle Honourable and Reverend RICKARD Peusousr, Dean of F!. Patrick's, succeeds to the ;re of XiHalos:, vacant by the recent de mime of the Right Reverend Bishop Ansurustos.—Erecnsmir Journal, Feb._ 19. _ The Dolce of RUTLAND is entertaining a large Patti of distinguished visitors, at hie seat, Belyoir Castle. The Dowager Marchioness of SALISBURY had a dinner party yesterday, at her house in Arlington•street. Lady GwYDlfit entertained an elegant circle of the haul ton yesterday evening, at her house in Piccadilly. Mr. HUSKISSoN has stated that his expressions con cerning i the possibility of his union with Mr. CANNINCe% adversa. ries were—" The wounds were then too green and fresh fur bun to act with those who deserted the Atiminwration when Mr. CAN anin was placed at the head of it." Lurd E. is reported to have observed that politicians who believed that such a resolution would last five months, must have been much more green titau Ur, klus enisores wounds. It may be necessary to inform our Readers, that there are two Members of the House of Commons of the name of tru. comm. One is Lord FIVIIMSNAM's eldest son, the Hun. /fn. iurctimscovbo is Member for the County of York ; the other is r. THOMAS Duncostak, who represented the Borough of Hertford. is as the latter Gentleman who spoke on Monday night, on the t.j, ct of the Explanations, amp before the House. 'COUNTY I.IF . M on day being , Wee in Parliament for Grate Clerk haiing al al ifiltbneivi the Lor , the Freeholders aitsenibl , -- between (Rand TO Freeholders Was deClared unanimously santettilsard a nomerour MARY LA-Bo' Yesterday the phi 'bled at the B•iaar the purposes of eff 'curing Parliament g rievances. The body of parishioner individuals of rank. At one o'clock W to the Chair, on the opening address, what was deliverer `speakers. Applicati previously on the st parishioner of high with thatGenilemat the circumstances w plaints preferred ag; St. Mary-14 bonne. a persona convicti fully warranted h: felt assure t that thi ticket Vestry requ, spection. He was mateii illy iodebte, dertaken the office vies toward reform watch would conti. of secret accounts it was the duty an( with its Comatitte., every exertion that Select Vestry impose( they were tree from sitions. The mexpe, the reach of conseq whom they so fiber, 'fest in the existing eluded by desiring 'that they were now duals, the Committ for the general good. The report of the Committee was eeived by the Meeting. It took a which it had been formed to inqui since its first establishment in Apt mended an application to grievances occasioned by wanton expenditure of parochial money, Select Vestry. A series of Res , tpiently passed by acclamation. It subscription should be entered into riefraying the expense of an applicat Commons for leave to bring in a Bill re-constitution of the Mary-14-bonne The Meeting was addressed at Fielder, who animadverted on the appropriation of the public money, tail of many cases where that body unwarrantable extravagance in expe funds. They had assumed a right of and keeping private accounts, by passed in the year 1795, which the to h Ave repeated. Mr. BEECHAM next made some. Jrarawles of the vestry. After wt. spoke to nearly the same effect as enlarging on the grievances of the present system of irresponsibility in secret accounts. Dr. Thompson sur the expediency of refusing to dei framing the proposed Bill to the ( submitting it for their approbation .presented to Parliament. This popular, and Mr. Pope assented to part cf the Committee. Dr. TI therefore added to those already the proceedings of the vestry, - contemplation. Apologies from Mr. Hume, Major-General King, for non-attel 2e..d.—The Meeting then sepal-at beets voted to the Chairman. Th about 4,000 persons present, all of she proceedings with an enausiasti Mr. Justice Barr is going to of ►is hesith. A true bill has been found agaii der of Mrs. Jeffs. The trial ►s to-morrow. Thursday last a question arose Society, as to the election of a F to excite great discussion arum learned of that body. It is declai the admission of Fellows, that they ballot, and that the election shall termined by a majority of two-t" the members present and ballot; There were 21 members pve,ent, 14 were for the admission of the HAMILTON, Eq. declared, under words above quoted, thar, the elected. Died en Wednesday merninl lodging- in Lancaster Court, St. Charles Antony Delpini, the author works, and many years ago, the at - both the principal theatres; stage manager at the Opera Ho volatility and eccentricity of De) be newer once thought of the Nan for his old age, or even subscribi Fond, or any such provident instil laid on a bed of sickness for with a complication of disorders, but occasional relief from a few fr must not be forgotten the great tron, the PRINCL—his present Mk years ago, was graciously pleased 2001. Delpini had a strong and that he should not die till the year declared, which was exactly rea the year 1828, at the age of 88. parish of St. Martin,at Rome, at in the parish of St. Mar tin—nay, ; yard, London. Yesterday afternoon an incp Cross Keys, Lawrence-street, body of James Forster Sitwell, six years who was burnt to evidence that the deceased team occupied by his parents, • taught 6re, he was so dreadful • amid be extinguished, that his comm. Verdict, " Accidental )F EDINBUBG/ 6sed for the electi ar that County, vacan ; accepted the Mike of I-nrd High Admiral, ;bled in the County reeholders voted for nously re-elected; and my patty of his Mends )14/413 PA RUCH .ic parishioners ing.tr e o e f ir, t T cling a reductio ntary redress for meeting was arch era, amongst who k. WILLIAM CRAw7O ie motion of Adm the Chairman c ed more diffusely lion had been ma subject of the pre h respectability. an's request, that h • which originated th gainst the SelectVe The result of hi tion that their di ly the causes whir se proceedings of tl aired a close, jealo s equally satisfied ed to those Gentle :e of repotting tl,ei 'nation and contra inue necessary till s should be wall id interest of the p and further the at could conduce tr osed burdens, whil , rn responsibility fo )e.he , •cy of thus pl. equences, and the entity assessed, was g state of Mary•l• g it might be dist w attacking measu tere being actuated od. he Committee was cling. It took are I formed to inquir • blishment in April anion to Parliament oned by wanton a, trochial money, o A series of Resolu acclamation. It w d be entered into f• •nse of an applicati. e to bring in a Bill . he Mary-14-bonne as addressed at gr 'adverted on the Se le public money, an where that body h ravagance in expels. 'sainted a right of a ate accounts, by 1795, which the p lest made some ani restry. After who the same effect as grievances of the I irresponsibility in )r. Thompson sugg • of refusing to dele . osed Bill to the C heir approbation pi ament. This Coun • Pope assented to it imittee. Dr. Tho o those already ap, ,f the vestry, and . n Mr. Hume, Ge ing, for non-attend ing then separated, le Chairman. The ons present, all of with an enausiastic far is going to Ba. been found against • The trial is ex. a question arose re election of a Fell discussion among rody. It is declare Fellows, that they t tLe election shall, rnajotity of two-thi esent and ballado. 'embers present, all admission of the ca. . declared. under t iced, that the card clnesday manning caster Court, St. M Delpini, the author ,y years ago, the be • icipal theatres; besi at the Opera Hou !ccentricity of Delp tought of the future or even subscribin. ich provident institu f sickness for some ttion of disorders, 'elief from a few frie gotten the great ki '--his present MAJ graciously pleased t had a strong and si not die till the year :11 was exactly reali at the age of 88. Slartin,at Rome, and it St. Martin—nay, in afternoon an inquisi Lawrence-street, Ch es Forster Sitwell, er was burnt to dead it the deceased ha ed by his parents, he was so dreadful 1111Misomili.