Star. — London, England, 1828-12-17 00:00:00

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TREATY Wllll PORT The following is the At tit le of the Treaty of the 10th July, 1654 , tplattse to We p riv ileges of British iftbje . ets, to which we hate-already fere:re-1: Mist no Alcaid, as he is commonly called, nor other Oillctr - the lanes Majesty, shall arrest or impeach any of the people of this Republic, of what rank or condition whlatsoever, escept hi a erindasi cause, where he is apprehended in the fact, unless he be firslempenvered in writing by the Judge Conservator ; and that • the petiole aforesaid, in other respects, as to their bodies, dwell togs, books of accounts, interests, merchandise, and goods, shall • enjoy equal and the same immunity within the dominions of the Most Serene King of Patties), from Imprisonment, arrests,'and other moleatations whatsoever, as is or hereafter, shall be granted to any other Prince and people whatsoever, in alliance With the King of Portugal; nor shall they be hindered by any safe conduct or protection, to be granted by his authority to the subjects of the said King, or , others frequenting his dominions, from recover iqg their debts,; but they shall have a right to sue every man to justice for the recovery of any just debt, whatever be his protec tion or passport,. be he-a Farmer of the Revenue, or any other prlviregett person!' PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Dank Stock SO ladle Bonds 67 • 3 per Cent.lied. 861 1 South See Stock 3 per Ct. Cons. Shut Old Annuities 86k 51 per Cent. 98 New Ditto 51 per Cent. lied. 941 S .21000 Beckett. Bills 65 4 6 4 per Ct.,New, Shut . t5OO Ditto 4 per Cent. 1826, 1041 1 £lOB and t2OO .Ditto 65 7 Long Ann. 19j 7-16. Advertised India Stock Consols for Acet. 871 PORIDON PUNDS, TWO O'CLO .KC. Russ.Bds.l.B2ll, 5 pC4. 251 1 Spanish Bds 3 p Ct. 101 10 to Acct. 951 1 Do Acct 10/ 1 BRITISH AND FOIUDGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. sues& PAID. 100 'lOO 500 300 35 20 45 5 100 271 400 400. 400 520 40 18 20 2 Anglo Mexican Bolinos Braxilir Ditto National Colombian Heal del Monte Tl.lpu imbue United Mexican Protector Fire 24 420. 10 13 150 17& 15 10 el 35 .THE 'EVENING STAR. LON DON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1/, MS. Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday were ieceived las; night; they contain no further accounts of the dis . estrous retreat of the Russian arn.y from Turkey; but . they are-not wanting m abundant lamentations on the • subject pf the sufferings of the French forces in the • Motea. The service is beginning to Imp very unPopular one,, notwithstanding the glory which once my/ironed it ; and these is now only one eryaor the speedy return . of the expedition to France. • The Journal des Debats has a pertinent article on the questiou t f war or peace, which' we have given in out Omit page under a separate head. It considers the , possesston of Varna as extremely endangered by the re . treat from Silistria, if the Turks make their attack while . all rbe ticops of Russia ate on the left of the Danube, and ,tfie bridge on that river is cut down. In case of a • siege during the winter, the Russians cculd only re . lit.ve Varna by I movement of the whole of their army • similar. to lint 'which took place in their advance at the beginning of last campaign, while the difficulties with which .they would have to contend would be increased by the badne.s of the reads and the incle . mewl of the season. But if, on the othsr hand, General Wmainsvoin protects the bridge esta blished on the Danube, which would require a force . of fifty thousand men, he can always send re inforcetneots to the South. The Russians, though in . spring they-may be able to repair some of the losses of their fast chsasuous campaign, can-never,ogain impose upon Europe by the gigantic phantom of tick military power. The- French Government have, alccording to the Gazelle de France, sent a special messenger to Constans tinople, in order to explain to the SULTAN the reasons -that induced them to send General Matson to the Mores. The Swann has allowed that the occupation o; Greece is a fact which cannot be disputed, but seems unwilling to eater farther into the subject at-present. We received this m rning Frankfort Papers to the 11th inst. also tt.e Algenteine Zeilung to the same date. The following are extracts: ROME, * Nov. 27- .A. .. According to letters from Corti of the 7th of Nov. Colocotrool has written from Calivrita to his son, that by virtue of a detree of Prsidettr of . Greece, 20.000 Greeks were to join the French army under the commsnd of General Maison. • The . day *before yesterday t►e Earl of Shrewsbury' gave a grand -assisr in the Colonna Paleceto his Highness the Prince Royal of Prussia, to'irhich" the English of distinction now here were Invited The niagnilicence of the bmiquet was enhanced by the splendour of a service of china from the' d _ rat English manufactories, and breeze models, tichly'itit, of the most celebrated monuments of ancient lame. • VIENNA. Eisc. 3. We hear that The Prince of bele Coburg, who has married the last kelieis of Prince Colours, has receissid frpas his Majesty, as 'Xing of Hungary, the investiture of all the estates of thae'Princess, and that the' Royal sanction bas alreasiy bola twitived by the liun farim Chancey. • - • MUNICH, Dac.. 3. . • ' The King, for the mamas captained in the Chamber if Deputies • Itst Decensber, had restricted to fik the age of twenty-one years, as dui when the young men should be liable to serve in the army, in. stead of twebty rapt; lard by tge law on the conscription enacted is Misr. Xhis akeregen was gesi!efully adopted by the States. To conserresice, there, olKitewo leritof conscripts in IB2P, because • the claw consisting of young users bra in 1408, will not now be Sable pll the beginning of 1830.--ansirsai de Fraretfori, Dui. 10. • VIENNA, Dac.g. . • • We taily:;speet beeper of our ablest diplomatic and military obareeters, Quiet levities:root, from Naples, who is to go as. ' Ambassador Eitraordinery to St. Petersbnigh. The biautiful and sccoinglidsed Countess Ficquelmont h a Russian Lady (her mahlito Mae was Hittroff). The recovery of his Royal Highness the ertarn . Prince is as complete es can be desired, and has caused the *latest joyisere and in gift proviSkes. Public expectation is ricked 'Skers extraordinary dvree, respecting the events that this important eiClitter rearroduee; It it act, however, believed that the Turks i l aresOierly think of pposeuting a winter campaign, or of attempt • s systPle ONO to reColrOF the ruins Of Varna r wldch Wins, o▪ ws.' fr l the ittiostaps are making great exertions to,regair as s i er idr a P jfsibte. The great majority have, Meiledlllo. aalittle 4/9"1414141 Par 4 101 attbn'utatsie • 040 4 1 11 4 anus :40. 1 5a;-4 ,1 8 ,04 ..4 4 &Wm *ILI?' • . • I.As; . • • • k . i ~ 1 ; • . ! • , T 11 CITY. TwiLvs o'CLocs. We are exceedingly dull In the City this morning,.,tlrre being any arriyals of the least consequence. Coniola 'pima ax 87, and at present may be quotettat•lli buyers, wilbieelmisOfills doing at ,present. r We have reason to believe'that at the opening of thenext Ses sion of Parliament, Ministers ,have in view a financial operation, which will be highly serviteable to the country, and will odd strength and confidence to the present Administration. CITY, lIALF-PAST ONS O'CLOCK. We still remain in the same situation, in. regard to information. as in the early part of the morning. ' 4 The Coma market has improved, as Consols which wire at in, ' are now at 87* for the Account, owing to some purchases being made.—ln the Foreign market nothing is doing. C. Extract of a letter from the British Vice-Consul at Vera Cruz, dated Oct. 4: "-I have now to inform you, that on the 28th ultimo the um guard of the Government fortes arrived off Paoti. Santa Anna sallied-out with a !Kong body and attacked them, but was imme diately repulsed with some loss. On the 30th Generalitiocon, who commands the GovernMent forces, haying arrived with the whole of hia division, summoned Sams Anna to surrender, end, gave him 48 hours to consider. An express arrived 'this morning . ) with the intelligence that he absolutely refused to give himself op, preferring rather to sacrifice himself and his puty. A bombard ment will consequently be commenced.. The rebels at Puento having also refused to deliver them selves, the attack commenced yesterday at five r.u. and we hourly expect the information of its being in possession of the Govern ment forces " The Government continues tivinost energetic measures, and receive from all quarters assurances of the ,good disposition of the States In its favour ; thus I hope the rebellion will soon be at an end, as it may now be said to be at a crisis, mid appearances very much against it." =~- • The Gazetk .Of last night contains his Marinas's. Proclamation; further proroguing Parliament.to Thurs• day the &lent February, then to assemble for " the dispatch of divers urgent and'important afflirs." The Gazelle of last night contains ,a notite of the SPEAKIIi having issued his warrant to the Clerk of the . Crown to issue a writ for the election of a Member of Parliament for Cumberland, in the room of M.. Cott %VIM; deceised, at the end .ol fourteen ...days after the publiCation of the notice in the Gazelle.. The OPtiCC is dated the 15th of December. MULLINGAR, Duc 11.—Yesterday evening, oboist past three if clock, his Excellency the Lona Ltaucromor, accompa nied by the Right lion. Lord Fosses, M. P. arrived in this town, on his•way to Castle Forbte. The carriage stopped at Murray'. Hotel, for 'a few minutes Ooly, while getting fresh horses, his Excellency and Lord Fusses remaining in the carriage. It emus sincere p 1 to add, that his liacellency looked remarkably Well, and appeared to alloy good health and spirits.-- Westmeath Journal; BRIST L , DEC. 13.—The following vessels of war, belonging to his Inelarat. Maaascv, put -Into Kingroad on Thum Idry night, through stress of weather, bound from Portintouth to Malta:—Princess ',mita, frigate, 30 gum. Captain DOLOROSLIEY Telemaque, brig, Captain ZASITTSKY ; and the Ulysses, brig, Capt. Naar/mew. The ship Michael, 54 guns, was sees off Lundy yes telday; and in all probability will reach Klogroad this evening. ,• E • • xtractfoom the Agent to Lloyd 9 cat cab raltar, dated Nov. 117- 4 1 he blockade of Tangiers ia.sovigorato, that the sup ply boat from hence has been prevented from entering, end returned an &today last. The sloop Weniley, Dale, bas beeNialled by " the Governor tofu to Mogadore, to bring away one Vim-Consul.' The.sl.,op Lucy, of Fowey, linearized.** tile 14111 last. at Chichester. by Mr. State s of lei - Majtoey'eCtiateltisi ina boat's crew, for .having a. false bottiktu r cootsditheg4ie litsviered half miters of spirits. The Frew, consisting of theigtoser am dew asen, are in zustody.. Yesterday a Court. of ,Direciner was haidAt.tbeitipft India-douse, when Captain Joni Suitiesis was *own into * conthund of the ship Ilythe, mosigned to Reeled and China. • Ihe D...lce of HAMILTOII IS Ciinktgal lonia' 46 . . • • • day nest, from his seat,iwflcotlind. • ••. ** • Sir Eilitint HALIAID attending but ifirniniret b MAME& of the Rou.s. • MUSICAL.-..•We are authorised to st • • ate.'tive baeotiftii song, " Rise gentle Moon," sung by Miss Lon. witliaedornattoos of applause. and nightly encored, in "Lanese. pkeinoof Charlie lie Twelfth, is the composition of Mr. JObIN groaner. the successfel amber am The Light Gotter,"whick has heeinarao popular of the Condon, as to be trauslated into Prima; Spanish, mil Geriaan, one niche greatest compliments ever paid to an 'beta The following were the receipts, in Ganes, of .the Parisian Theatres for the month of Novembet—Porte Saint Ida& tin, 74,509; 'Cirque Olympique, 46,013; Varieties, 59,359; Am t demi. Royale de Masique. 46,584 ; Open •Contique, 43;50 ; Noureautes, 41 817; Gaiete, 37.093; Thewe do limialne. 35,4541 Theatre Francais, 34,414; Vaudeville, llama; bake Gads" irt,ass; <Meal, 15.153. Peter Fens' sentence is commuted to transportation for life. r • COLONEL Baftwaari.—We have been exceedingly gratified thisday at receiving a letter from Colonel. fieauaaa, franked by himself. It. is needless 'for us to say, that the account of his death. which appeared in this Intros, on Thursday, was furniihed to us by a person who believed the statement, Indeed. it was cur rently reported in the hall of the Four Courts on Thursday, and universiltly b;Sivid ; so much so, that a Gentleman called on us after the paragripti bad been inserted, to announce the intention of W MINIM. the third son of Lord ROBlOlOllll, to Geer himself en the vacancy for the representation of the King's eounty...-Dailra Secesingt.Post. % Last week a faithful couple, not a very great distance •frdnt Xeiroley-moor, were married at Dean church. About ten minutes after the marriage the bride was delivered of a chopping child; and in about two hour. the ceremonies °E. : marriage, birth, and baptism. were perfoenwd.—Briton Chrowklw A Ice nights since the children of Mr. Wiblia, jars butchet, in St. Clement's, Olford,orere act *eked, whilst asleep in bed, by rat', and bitten in various parts of the body, but were rescued from more serious injury by .the timely assistance of their mother. A meeting of the electors of Canterbury was assem bled last night, to ;onside . the present state of their Frepreseotation, one of their members, StephVn Lushing ton, Eq. having, notwithstanding his appointment to be. Governor of Madras, refused to vacate his seat.— After a good deal of discussigu, it was . agreed that a Bill should be submitted to Parliament: the heads,of the ; Bill recite various statutes regulating the duties of members, and reqirire the actual perfotmance of them. A swindler hisidately been round to several respect able tradesmen in Essex, to- extort honey in the follow ing way—Having given his name, he produced in anrrnynsous letter, which he had no doubt sent to him self, in which the writer accused the individual waited upon .of having purchased certain property—wine, hooks, or jeaellery—efrwhich the swindler pretended that he had been robbed.: The letter he threatened to publish unless he was. indemnified for his loss ; and some timid persons have given the fellow money rather than see theirtrarbep thus dealt with. •He has not yet been apprehended.—!Cent and Essex Mercury. In the Court of Sessiowon the 9th of December, the Judges decided, by a majority of eight to five, that the driwer of a bill, though he have discounted it, may, during its currency, .take out a fogs warrant against the acceptor, is the same way as if it were an ups* debt. The connection, it was found, of the drawer of the bin weans so much broken off as to deprive him of an interest in the debt. He still remained liable for it, if not paid by the acceptor; and it would be contrary to the principles of eter nal justice, to deprive him of the power of protesting himself when be wfs visibly about to he defrauded. He might not, in many cases. be able to get the bid back igto his own Mad, for it might be away through ever so mart , / hatiff,and at hundeedaof miles' alls; t auce; yet it would find its way back, if dishonoured. when fisie. All that the. creditee sought was security, .stud lee b i d ow ., as purest milk:lent mini* him to that—ametor Cavorapir, .4 . . : TIM ir(N©. ..„ . • WINDSOR, Dm • 16.2;711/AJWIT, we an WWI to state, has greatly improced.le'personal appearance, arid continues in4ixtpile‘ thealkh. / • • , Lest evening R. Tansorr; Esq. , Mayor o f trif Boriusgb, received the following Aniwei to the Address . preselit , d to his AfAitari on Saturday last, from the . May 4, Corporation, and inhabitants of the town, on the occasion 1f his blaJasrv's coming to reside there: .. Windsor Castle, Dec. ISt 1112. 9 . " Sta—t have great pleasure in being able to inform you that the loyal Address of the Mayor, Duressei, and Inhabitants of New Windsor, has been presented to his Majesty, and that his Majesty was pleased to receive the same ver,. graciously. " I have the honour a be, Sir, 0 Your moil obedient himble servant, (Signed) " ABERDEEN . " " To the Worshipful the Mayor of Windsor." • The liiyalty of the inhabitapts of Windsor, in cem inemoration of his Mallt-..rs residing at the Castle,began t,;*display itself at an early hour this morning. The bells of S:. George's Chapel and the Parish Church cons menced at eight o'clock,' and continued their merry peals throughout the day. From the very liberal sub scription of the inhabitants for the distribution of meat, bread, and beer, to the poorer classes of the parish, to participate in the itatiVlHN the Committee were enabled to distribute tickets to upwards of three thousand indi ' viduals, to receive of any tradesman one pound of meat, half a quarter's loaf of bread, and one quart of beer each. The prep +rations for an illumination in the evening are on an extensive scale; every inhabitant will display a variety of lamps, with appropriate devices, and in different parts of the town archways have hien erected across the steeds. Mr. JOHN CLOON, of the -Castle Inn, has the arrangement of a public dinner at the Town Hail,•o hid) Mill take Place at six o'clock. • FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENtB. ARRIVALS. CHANGES. • The Earl of Chesterfield, from his Lordahip l a seat, Gedling, in Notts, to Earl Howe's, Gops4l, in Staffordshire; Lord W. Powktt, for Newton House; Sir E.Montagu, at Matra MosObray ; Lord Plymouth, at Melton. Mowbray ; Viscount. Castlereagh, for Wyn yard in Durham ; Lord Forester, from Lady C. Powletes, Melton Mowbray, for the Earl of Westmoreland's; Lady Taskerville, for Paris; Lord Newburgh, for Brighton; blr.Fortescue, far Brighton; Colonel and Lady Catherine Bulkeley, from Buckburst, the Enka] De la Warr's ant in. Kent, for Longford Castle ; the Duke of Devonshire, at Devonshire House; Mrs. Fort Law. on a 'hit to t he Duke of Grafton' and the Ladles Fitzroy, in Salary Forest; Viscount Lowther, at ditto; Col. Ansoo,at ditto; Lord' Valletort, ja ditto; Sir James de Bathe, at Bath; Mrs. Charles' Grevitk, in L George.street talks Bad and Countess of Chichester, OD Visit to Lord and Lady BruskoeU, in Leientersbisa; Coontess of Ruston. for Wenn ; Lord Bingham. for Brighton; Captain and Mrs. Clayion, foe Brighton ; Mr. and Mr.. Clifton, for Bath, from Park gate; Mrs. and Miss Broderick, from Cumberlaud-pisee, for Brighton; Capt. Ripley, for Maidstone ; Mrs. and Miss Binning from Salisbury. for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. blockhouse, from Rams: gate, for Bath; Captain and Mrs. Marsden, from Hounslow, fOr Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Simeon, for Items' Hempstead, Harts; Mrs sHodgkitipon, for Perk; Edward H. Green, Ifsq from the Cluend.ors Hotek, for Mr. Thornhill's, Riddleswrth Ilan, Thet ford; the Duke of Butknd. at his seat Bank Castle, from Derby :shire • Miss )Felliistrs,, at the 11 fa of Choinsondeley's. Pica. duly, from Paris ; Mi. and Mrs. I'ym, at Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's), .Albsmarle-street, from their seat in Barks • 'Captain Morn, at the Both Hotel, Arlington-street, Crum 'Brighton; Major and Mrs. 'Leith, in Park•lane, front Ireland; Capt. Seek , Groevenor-streets from the Continent; • COU.Wr j or. ALPERKE.,Nu . .I M, a - • The LORD MA/Olt field Crt of Aldermen ye , ter• day at Guildhall, In consequence of a•communication• from the Right Hon. the Secretary of State for the HOW/ Department, recommendint a clauiacation of offenders, and the adoption of other measures for the letter regulation of prisoners in . his Majesty's gaol of, Newsom. This letter was in- furtherance of a recent , Act of Parliament; and after a short discu.sien. it was determined that a Committee sbould be appointed to cilia the subject into immediwte coniideration. • • TM* LIC&S(SING STS?IM. Alderman Wanstssaar, adverting to the proceedings • _ ..ng fit the London Sessions on Friday last, declared that, contrary to a statement which had been made, he gave no sanction. whatever to a license which had been ap plied for ; and appealed to the Lord Mayor in regard to the ancient custom► of- the City not being at all dis turbed by the late Act; to• which his Lt.rdship gave hi, assent. The Reports of the sheriff of the of the Prisons and the number of the Prisoners, were delivered into the Court. A draft of sundry proposed By-Laws, as prepared by e 'trinity House for regulating the Water men under their superintendence, was laid before the Court, and referred to the Committee who had t' e consideration of the other By-Laws and Rules teceney pasudlor rep. hating the watermen on the Riser Thames. A Peti,inn was presented, complaining of the con duct of se Broker. The consideration was adjoerned to a future day, and a•topy of the Petition directed to be •ent in the mean time to the patty complained of, that t.e may- attend to be heard thereon. The Mauritius Gazette of the 20th of September, ccntAins a Proclamation of the Governor, by which the prohibitions specified in the Ordinance of the 22d of August are annulled. It is stated in the preamble of the Proclamation, that the motives which had called for the prohibitions have ceased, by reason of the recent importation into the agony of a quantity of Wheat and fiour. and the near and certain arrival of another qu in tity sufficiei t to emu. e tranquillity as to a supply of those articles equivalent to the usual wants and con sumption of the colony. The private letters from this colony mention the .a rival of intelligence there if the death of Radama, the King of Madagascar. which took place on the 27th of July last. It will. be, recollected, that during Sir R. Far *that's go. iernment of the Mauritius. and about the year 1820, a treaty was concluded with this Chief, which had been projected and partially executed in 1817, by Sir .R:Farquhar, for preventing the exportation of slaves horn Madagascar, the object bring to force the French and other nations to the abolition of this infamous traffic iu that part_ of the world, by cutting off their Principal supply. This treaty has been religiosity observed. it is said, from the time of its execution up to the period of Radames death, and will form hereafter P very remarkable portion of the history of the slave trade. It is to be feared, howeeer, that the event may bring on a relapse into the former stew of barbarism. One of the letters in which it is mentioned adds, ,that "one of his Slifer, by name Rananalone,be assumed the government. She promises to follow op Rattania's plans; bur, admitting that sl.e has the in clination, it is t,o be doubted whether she possessesthe power of enforcis.4 a system the maintenance of which tI required all the sir ur and the uncompromi s i ng se verity cf Radom' himselVo • . . NAVAL INTELLIGENCL- Watts Amino Tra Dat—Dublin I—Waterf or d 1. It was reported at Havannab, the end of October. -' from Liverpool, with a large quantity of sallt d in August, bound m that post, was The tarn of a boat, with " Factor, and a quantity of butter, have been washed of Galloway. Iraiosiums, Dam 1-3.—Wind Continuo, from Oporto; and. Oven* bound. Put back the Cygnet, Damp amt. for Jamaica. . Portion:me, Dec. 16.—Wind London the Faith, JACKSON, for St. Kitt' Tobago; Eden, CLAIM for Genoa ; a ' Ached the Norval, O'Bato, from Sierra Dam.. Dec. *G.—Mind 8.W.-Tbe ceeded for flaraburgh. Cato. Dec. I 6.-- Arrived the Koehn. Ltiaavoot, Dec. lA.—Arrived MT port anerara ; Repliemia, from Nassau ; Dirminghatn, Margaret, Suarsou, and Hannibal, ' Hvi.von, from St. Juba's, 21. IL THE EARL 0 . 1/ Li The remains of this Nob km moved from his late residence at family vault, at Hawkesbury. in The funeral train w .8 arranged wk A handsome mourning bestrae, drawn mutes bearing the coronet and the armmi coned, was followed by three mourning the domestics of his Lordehip'sestabliehment sbip's own,carriage, followed by those of logs quis of Bristol, afterwards that of his Royal Clarence, who, unsolicited, paid this mark neighbour. The carriages of Viscount Sidmouth Req. M.P. clotted the procession. • Tlone inhabitants of Kingston couh) not their last mournful tribute of gratitude them a father and a (dead, fee the absences amply supplied by the 'teeniest ealsibitions At the Alms busses (the inksbitants of v taken of his Lor'dship's bounty) the funeral. of the beads of families, to whom, for ship bad annually liven a librial revel which be has perpetuated by his will. potation of Kingston, of which his Lordship lull mourning. Upon the fine new bridge lately stun, principally under his Lordship's 121,1 stationed the children of the large Public _ which be was the rincipal founder and su t. good works and his charities, and attended ' ambled multitude. his Lordship received community, to which, foe more than in unceasing benefactor. • EDINBURGH, The Catholic Association in must say, been acting a most foolish venially believed that the Duke ' Peel are seriously engaged in sure with a view to the settlement tiOn ; a circumstance which, _ to porton -a temporary suspension induce all reasonable men to of the measure in contemplat t e Dublin Orators wont listen they . will give no securities. The ciation, at the head of which is '" of a different mind, 'and seem the question of becuritiei. The a passion at this, denounce the accuse the premier Duke-of Engf power. 'Twee but the other Anglesey was the very god of f and superhuman excellencies person.. But the proceedings , less has obliterated everything, bettei than inn'" old soldier," r hugging!! with fair words. In -declaimers are as variable as., the Corn Exchange where they in which they are consistent It is surprising, however, that mischief which conduct so absurd calculated to inflict on the great lire contending; or that they should that people are to be bullied and of . thinking on the subject of .—We are willing to make great because they have had much suffered many indignities; bur rampage and dictate at their r on the subjecs of securities.' sense, and their. incapacity over which thry,are placed. ' liberty offered them they should wait for a propitrou, moment - they must give, or nothing a' Government has a right to demai tholic Body refuse to conspll will disgust their fr iends, strengf en mies, array public opinion back Emancipation for half a Quebec Papers of the 16th, . November, have been received. Ocular news of interest ; but torivird with 'some. anxiety to 'hide{ Parliament, which was Sir .joust Cocisoann, K.C.B. the 4th, and entered on his MGM' of Upper Canada. leave, on his way to Halifax. Tuesday, Lord Spencer's down to Wandsworth for 'the rents of his Lordship's tenants The tents were collected at is that tow* n .and money to 6001. and 7001. -besides a great bankers in tow., .wart 'degas on former occa,ions, end v,: The hurry of the day having who received the mone had {nn; and while parta king drew up to the door, upon the box containing the treasure, vehicle, intending to take it to return into the inn, on. the coach, he observed the be; he ptevious'y placed there, s. cor.veyed it away to bis residence, suspecting that it was any contained Lord . Spencer's morning, having occasion I was excessive, on finding bundle o f rags ; and oe box, it was then discovered tuted for the real one ; and ' to it iit'shape, Make, and calm tweet' the two was scarcely ldwing evening, it has been left a boa at the Spread Eagl addressed:to the proprietor , Wandsworth; and, on examination, it was to be the * ishich had contained the money. lock was beivien, and the inside contained the ' the thieves not having presented pny them for 'mewl aUct returned them in the above manner , rthan run the risk of detection.- The robbery lioaolved itmlystavy. nd of October, that as of cam.* on board, Ith vas lost. sig r, of Delfast," pai nted n . A ✓ashest on shore on the di p-Arrlved the p •, 11 , eaglets, gepp,,,„ d .• CI , and Lord Gosie r i sh t , l Z . to'S.W iiitt's; Michael, p an : and several outward. Berra Leone. hi e Roger, Wn.u 43 , , ha , sti ios.Vasanta,frooan ui . sn port the Meredith, ' is rmingham, from N ee y., treat %ham; Ir AVERPOOL. fr ian were on Monday es it Coombe Wanda, • in Gloucestershire. Pkb tanostentatiom t by Ns horses, prom o A rmmLl distinction, ti l l, vi cinches sad sir, .• clement; then emu bb i• of b:s Member and th e C Royal Highness the tw o • nark of respect to his • '. • si Sidmouth sad C. N. • . so not be prevented from de to sae who tad loa n . isenceof public splendour bitions of•private feel's : . is of which bad alway s uneral*as met by a kw ; ft or Many years past, his ward for sired conduct, Ir To titter followed the lY Ardsbip was High Stewark bridge lately erected at 's sanction and support, • 3 'oblic School of that t. a ,nd support. Thus, amik a Retitled by the tears of th e ' • cited the parting bkninrd . r tweisty-sis Team s be had I, Dec. 15.. . • P in-Dublin has ,lately, ' coolish part. It is now ke of Wellington and n concocting _some • . went of the eternal Q. tl one would* think. pension of hosalit es, • wait till the exact pat • tion is known. But . • en to reason, and - The British Cathlic A Is the Duke' (Norfolk, to be willing to ern ' he Dublin Asitatots if • ; ;association in a lump, England of pandereg = e r day that the Margie r (their idolatry . ; all h .8 i were concentratedja s taken against Mr. e ins, and he is now • 1 ' anci one • given to 'r , In short. these Gen. ssthe vane en the top hey meet ; the only , • t is tt.eir inconsist hat they do' not diners absurd and preposteten . great cause for which should fancy for a as , - tad abused into a right of the Catholic Ques.• teat allowances inr ich provocation, and b but cannot suder:thes • r pleasure. Their tali , ,lsetray their utter want for guarding the intet , Every additional grain mid-thankfully 'receive, at to secure all, &cur sill ever be conceded. • demand them. If the C • ly with that demand, t • rengthen the hand of ti n against them. and the century.—CaledoNian , V • 1, and Montreal of the 1: , red. They co tarn hop • it the people were loot to the meeting of the Pi • as to take place on the 21 B. had arrived at tilt s duties as Liebten.iut Sir P. MAITLAND was agent, and bis clerk, ; he purpose of' receiving nts in that neighbour. at the Spread Eagle 1., to the amount of beta • ;feat number of • cheques a tett in a atter% box hick was • double locked g concluded. the indiviolod• 'ad some refte.shment at* g of it one .of the air o which 'the ca! " tare. and placed it inside o t" to town„ Having . subseqeentlysyepping is* box, to all eppearance, ll4 and on his arrival in tour residence, not;for a molls ly other than the loo: vhc s money. The 101101 to open the box, his ales nothing inside of it bail rJ close examination of tit eel that it had - been tobia ; bore so close a resembl dour. that she difference 1 distinguishable. The l' a since ascertained, a st. tgle Inn, Gricechwchott • ar *of the Spread Eller ainination, it was di,co contained the money. inside contained the r , rseuted pny of-them for • In the above manner, f'". inn: The robbery stall .