Star. — London, England, 1828-04-28 00:00:00

lIINV MINORITY Ot FIFTY-EIGHT, SI KS. CattiAres £NSSOOII3II, ?NAT Ma MOT PENS Or intRAT WALL PO SLITIr 6111ILLIXIM OISTEAD or BIXTY•IPOOR. Altborp, Lord Harvey, D. W. Protbeire, Edw. Baring, Alex. Hobbes's., j. C Ramsbohotn, John Baring, Francis Jepbson, C .ll/. O. Rice, Silting Baring, Henry Kekewl T. Robinson, G. R. Barclay, David Yoighl; bt. Robinson. Sir G. *mai, Ralph Latibouche .H. Rumbold, Chas. E. alcraft, John Leigh, Chandos Sebrigbt, Sir John Cave, Ot way Lumley, Saville Slaney, Robs. A. Cements, Lord Marjoribanks, S. Stanley, Lerd Crompton, Samuel Marshall, Wm. Thompson, Alderman Clive, E. B. Martin, John Thompson, Chas. P. Denison, Wm. Jos. Mona, J. B. Webb, Edw. Easthorpe, John Morpeth, Lord Wilbraham, Geo. " Foley, J. H. H. Pendarvi., E. W. Wrottesley, Sir John Forbes, John Ponsemby, Hon. F. Wood, Alderman For tescue.Hn.G.M. Ponsonby, Hon. G. Wood. John Fller, Tina. B. Porn., W. S. Wynn, Rt. Hon. Chas. Graham, Sir James Phillips, Sir G. Wynn, Sir Wasik' W. Guest, J. J. Phillips, G. It. Teller. Harvey, Sir S. PhlUimore, Jos. Hots . E. G. Stanley. The following is the Scal BENZTT to regulate the it'll (IMPRIVIA L le or Duties proposed by Mr, portation of Wheat muscle). roes IRS GIOAI2III. DUTY. When under 65. : 20s ad 6s ditto 66s . las ftd, 66s ditto 67s • 16. 8d 67s ditto 68s . 14$ 8d 68s ditto 694 . 12. ad 69. ditto 70$ . Sos ad 70$ ditto 71s . 6s tid 71s ditto 75. . as ad 7lts and upwards is Od 'darter . 24. Id. PEWS :tit QAAAAA DUTY. Wben under 56s : 38s 8d 56. ditto 511 . 561 8J 57. ditto 58s . 541 ad .683 ditto 59. . 341 84 59. ditto 60s . 30. ed 60s ditto 61s . ttls id 61s ditto 621 . 269 64 63s ditto 639 . 24s sd 63s ditto 64. . 22s Id Average of Doty, the THE EVENING STAR. LOI DON. MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1828. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Camels, which left off on Saturday at $6, openea this matting at M 3 buyer% at which pica they now remain, alternately buyers and sellers. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The Camel market has not so goad an appearance as in the early pert of the morning, as Consols have been Austuating between as; and Mil for the Account: and at present May be quoted at 86 to I. It is said that the Hebrew party have been slipping Consols, for these two days past, to a combinable amount, by which they have realized ar good profit. PR ICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock , India Stock 3 per Cent. Red. 831 1 Ditto Bonds 99 Spa Ct. Cons. 86 WI South Sea Stock 31 pet Cent. 93 Old Annuities 31 per Cent. lied. 93 2/ 93 £lOOO Excketp Bills 64 5 4 got Ct. New 102* 1 * £5OO Ditto 64 3 4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and .2200 Ditto 64 5 4 per Celli. 1826,1021 1 1 Commercial Long Aun. 191 5-16 Consols for Acct. MI si r 86 FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. Brazilian lids. 5p Ct. 60 Portig. lids. 5 p C. Do. Acjt. 591 Do Acct. 601 °URN% Boods, 6 pet Ct. 26; , Russ. 11d5.1822.5 per Ct. 90 894 INblon.l4.lplliptul.. 6 per Ct. 20 Do. Acct. 90i 89; D0.80ud.,18k4,231 Fr. Mentes. 5 p C. 102 f 2.5 C 75e Danish MIA. 3 pet. Exchange, 25t 25e Do Acct. 60 French Itentes,3 p (t. 69f 25c Mex. 8d5,1825, 6 pCt Exchange 35f 2Sc Do Acct 341 j Do Acct BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK. 'HAIM PAID. Brazilian 3.5 20 70 lia Columbian 100 22e 15i Calera] Mining Aso. 50 .5 151 Alliance British and Foreign 100 10 9 American Papers up to the Bth instant have been re ceived. The fist extract strongly marks the feeling that exists in the united States in behalf of the Greek cause. It would be no shame to our own Ladies if they participated in the sympathy of the Ladies of Connec ticut for a people to whom we are bound by so many ties of association, of humanity, and religion. The second extract informs us of the intention of the Government to send an expedition into the Pacific and Southern Oceans, at an expense of 50,000 dollars, to survey those seas for the benefit of the whale fishery, now employing 40,000 tons of shipping, and for the general advancement of science. The French Papers, under the bead of Smyrna, state the continued depression of the trade of that port. Neiler English nor any other vessels are now seen there, with the exception of the Dutch. It is to be lamented that the uncertain position of affairs has thrown some distrust upon the intentions of our Government We hope it will be removed before the Americans have secured a footing in the East, which, if the story of char Commercial Treaty be correct, they will not be long in doing. It lefAs stated some time since by Mr. BLagutenx, that the Greek Government bad proposed to conciliate the United States, by ceding to them one of the Islands of rue Archipelago, as a commercial sta. Lion ; and indeed there is no doubt of the views of the Americans with regard to the Mediteranean. The Algenseine Zeitung, and Frankfort Papers, each to the 9 0 2 d instant, were received this forenoon. They do not furnish us with any fresh intelligence from Turkey. An article dated Syra states, that our Consuls at Alexandria, and Canea in Candia, were making pre parations to quit those countries. The latter had already taken down the Consular flag. The fwllowiwg are extracts* FRONTIERS OF RUSSIA, Aram 6. According to accounts from St. Peter.burgh of the 29th March, orders have been sent to the army in Persia, which has suffered in some degree from sickness, to ad , a nce towards the Turkish territory in Asia. probably to act against Erzerum. His Majesty the Emperor N4:holas is not expected in the army on the Duiester till the end of April. if,orava. 4esrc 15,-;-111stalliques, 1191 —Bank SIM, 1,014 111.•-.1kietanieres, • $9 s.l4—Bask Shares, 1,0171 Algenteisas Zeiewse April 41. SYRA, M•psw 3. (TRW/ Tag COURRIIIII DX WTIItXt.) A vessel which has arrived in six dsys (ions Aleaae rilvia beings the following news the 20th of F. the English Consul summoned all rho English siihjen9, to his residence, to announce to them As in a fiir daft*, he shotild take sioln kis Ilsg asidticit Egyiti ß At the sum time he acqesioecti therm with the messorts Ended to take time his departure, to WWI titall, leg& We 11111 not bear that M. Drovetti, the Free* h;barge I d'Alrairs, who has lately arrived bele. bs made a l ttistsilir cbacatraication to the subjects of Prance. . 1 VMS. so notorious for his won't:sus, and tlye desper (Witte•has taesc.sed over the inhabitaol% th,p4 islands, has been arrested here by order of tht President and sent to Egina, where he will be confined till there are no more complaints against him to hinder his being set at liberty. The same measures have been taken in the several islands. All those individuals against whom there are serious and well founded complaints are con• 'rayed to Egina, and confined on board the Warspite, which is already crowded with prisoners. This ship of the line, the Juno French frigate, and the Helen and Carlos Russian frigates, cettairtly remain till further orders, at the disposal ci Count Capo d'lstria. A letter from Canea, of 24th February, says.—On the 12th instant, an English brig et war ;knitted with dispatches for the French and English Consuls, who on receiving them took down their flags, and only waited for the arrival of the Pomone French corvette to leave us ; the one is to go to Milo, and the other to Corfa. A schooner arrived yesterday from Alexandria, with money to pay the troops ; it consisted of 4000 doubloons . and 200,000 marbouts, or pieces of three piastres. Provisions are abundant and cheap. The oil has wholly failed, which is a great loss to the inhabitants, whose chief dependence is on their olive plantations. Complete tranquillity prevails in the -island, owing to the firm and vigilant administration of Soliman' Pscha.— Frankfort Papers, April 21. The conduct of the Bishops on the Test Ind Corpora tion Acts will ensure them the respect, and .gratitude.of the friends of the Church. Charged on the one hand with an over anxiety for the temporal interests of the establishment ; on the other, with such anindifference to civil securities as will endanger its welfare irt the country, the Episcopal Bench have boldly declared that the Churcb is a society depending in no way for its ex istence on the pleasure of the State, but relying on its Divine AUTHORITY, on its spiritual character, and on the purity of its doctrine, for its estimation amongenen. Upon such principles the Church may laugh with scorn at the discussion, whether an Alderman shall declare himself to be a Protestant or no ? She wants not the additional inducement to civil offices to persuade rea sonable men to enrol themselves under her banner. The introduction of a question purely critical, for such is the question of the genuineness and authority of all the books of the Old and New Testament, is wholly irrelevant to the purpose. The intention is to reject such as deny the Divine authority' of Chtistianity ; but surely this is better accomplished by the declaration being " on the faith of a Christian," than by requiring an absolute assent to what not one man in a thousand is capable of judging for himself. We wish success to the Bishop of LLANDAFF'S pro posal for altering the present form of the declaration— which is that of an oath ; for undoubtedly there is Hide or no distinction between declaring 44 in the presence of ALMIGHTY GOD," and concluding with ei So help me Goo." The profanation of tke Stcred Name by the unnecessary multiplication of Oaths, is above all things' to be deprecated. Those persons who intend to ,act contrary to their solemn word, will not be awed into good faith by the addition of an oath to the declaration, they propose to violate. With honest men it is 'of course superfluous. We canact too strongly recommend to all those who wish to approach the, Corn Question, well bottomed with information of the state of agriculture abroad, an attentive perusal of the second Report of Mr. JACOB, just printed by order of Government. His last journey contains a full view of the state of Utrecht,Guelders, and. the northern provinces of Holland ; Frieslidd, °very-- 'id, and Groningen; the kingdom of Hanover; the Duchies of Oldenburg and Mecklenburg; the kingdom of Denmark ; Sleswick and Holstein ; Hesse Darns . - stadt and Nassau, and the Netherlands. The Report is voluminous, as, besides the immediate object of his journey, Mr. Limon has amassed a body of information on the condition of the labourers, the esta blishments for the relief of the poor, and the increase of population, which seems to have been regularly pro gressive in all the countries he visited. Twenty-nine millions have been added to the population of Europe since the peace. Mr. JACOB'S inquiries are perfectly satisfactory in resolving the questions so much contro verted, viz. Ist. Whether the quantity of corn produced on the Continent very far exceeds the consumption of its inhabitants ? and 2dly, whether there exists in those countries an almost unlimited power of extending cul tivation? Both these points are answered, as to the parts he has lately visited, by a direct negative. The state of the roads in the corn countries is so heavy and sandy, as to present a formidable Check to the removal of corn. It is calculated that the carriage for 200 miles by land absorbs the whole of the original • ice. The difficulty of getting to market, together with lazes, dam-does, &c. has much depressed agricul. tore between Holland end Hamburgh. In most tithe provinces last year there was no surplus corthound dur stocks at Bremen, Hamburgh, &c. were very small.— Much valuable detail of Mecklenburg agriculture is given by Mr. Voss THUNIU, a resident Gentleman, and it seems that unless wheat of that country fetches, 40s• per quarter, the farmer is not remunerated. In Juthod tut Oar, there was an actual deficiency ; and neither Hanover nor the Netherlands grow annually corn enough for their own consumption. By reference to the details of these facts, and to the system of farming in t‘ese countries, it appears, that even with increased prices, the production could be hardly at all aug me►tted. The pasture land cannot be broken up, because ng cannot otherwimhe procured, and the system of t • ws, which differs materially from ours, cannot for , sugeoualut altered. Outset to the Bonding of Corn in foreign e s it appears that the exi.ense of warehousing at Aatie t ep, or Rotterdam. is but led. per quarter, being [ ball of t h e Landon charges, which amount to SJ. We recommend the Report itself to the attentive .perusal of the public. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Admiral Sir Win. Johnstone Holm, M. P. at the Admiralty, from Edinburgh; Mr. Edmund and Mrs Arbothdat, in Welbeek street, from Berkshire ; Mr. George Eyre, 'in Berkeley square, from Southampton ; Mr. Murray, in Harley street, from Brighton; the Hon. J. Bligh, in Berkeley square, from Cobham Hall; Mr. J. Adeane, iu Wimpole street, from Cambridge ; Mr. /darmaduke Maxwell, in Bryanstone street, from Yorkshire; Mr. Alexander Adair, in Pall Mall, from Somerset; Lord William Panlet, in Ca. vendish square, from Portugal; Mr. David Hunter, at Ibbetson's Hotel, from Dublin ; Major Eyre, in Pall Mall, from Paris; Capt. Maurice, in 'Albemarle• street, from Chatham ; Mrs. and Miss Rosier, In Brook street, from Bath; Mrs. and Mias Crawford, in Chapel street, Park lane, from Bath ; Major Young, In Piccadilly, frost Portugal; Mr. and Mrs. Forrest, in South Audiey street; Mr,.and Sirs. Newton, in Berkeley street, from Devizes; r.olonel Gordon, M.P. at Fladong's Hotel, from Aberdeen ; Mr. Alexander Gordon. at ditto; the Hon. Capt. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Fitzgerald, at Bryant's (late Warne's) Hotel, Conduit street; Lord and Lady Chetwymi, at ditto; Sir Wm. and Lady Cooper, at ditto; Mrs. Dawkins, at ditto. DEPARTURES. The Countess of Poulett and the Hou. Mrs. Portman, from Berkeley square, for Tunbridge Wells ; Cornet Vandelcur. to join the Tenth Hussars, at Brighton; Mr. Pentheny from Somerset, for Acton; Mr. Perceval Peyton, for Lichfield; Mr. Mortimer Drummond, for Berkshire ; Mr. Henry Traill, from Brook street, for Parir; Major Coles, from Limmer's Hotel, for Alton, Hants. The Duke of CUMBERLAND, accompanied by his son Prince Genius, paid a visit to the Kum on Saturday, at his Palace in ,St. James's. The Duke of Lima had an audience of his MAJESTY i on Saturday. • The Duke of CUMBERLAND was present at the enter-' taininent given by the Duke and Ducheu of Groutmaraa, at Gloucester House, Part Lane, on Friday evening. The Duchess of KENT entertained a distinguished party at &met on Saturday, at her Royal Highness's apartinenti, in the King's Palace,* Kensington. The Doke of CUMBERLAND visited his MAJESTY yes terday. .The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of PORTLAND, and COWIE MUNSTER, had audiences yesterday of the Kum. The Duchess of CLARENCE, accompanied by the Princess Esutta of Cautions, attended Divine Service yesterday, at the Royal German Chapel. The Duke of CUMBERLAND and Prince GEORGE attended Divine Service yesterday, at the Chapel Rota), St. James's. The Duchess of KENT and the Princess ViEToltiA at tended Dieine Service yesterday, do the private Chapel in Ken sington Palace. THE PRINCESS AuousTA.—The following . favourable 'bulletin was issued yesterday, by her Royal Highness s medical at .tendants :—" Her Royal Highness has passed a good night, and is a good deal better to-day." The state of the' Princes had also im proved on Saturday, the answer- given on that day to the•nutwesons inquirers among the Nobility and Gentry bring, " The Princess Avousra has passed a better night, and is altogether better to-day." The Duke of CLARENCE honoured the Marquis and Marchioness of Cannes with his company to dinner yesterday, at their residence in Arlington-street. . Prince GEostuit of CuMßEitt jai; accompanied by - Prince NICHOLAS ESTERHAZY (son of Prince Bereastaxv the Aus trian Ambassador) and attended Ay Colonel Timmons and the Reverend Mr. Jatr, rode but yesterday afternoon in the Parks for about two hours. The Duchess of CLARENCI honoured Covent Garden Theatre with her presence, on Saturday evening. • A Cabinet Comma was held oil Saturday afternoop, &fuse Foreign Office, Dowtting-street, *MO was attended bj the bateof WELLIROTON, Earls Baustrise"And Dittmar, Viscount Paiaszarroir, Lord' Vtiatinsoitoucti, Me. Secretary Peat, Mr. Secretary BUSKIS4ON; Mr.. C. GNAWS tbE c/WiCELLOIL of the Fs- CYMOZR, and Mr, Hanes.", The llinisters assembled between four and five o'clock, and *t in deliberation about two hours. A merting orthe Lords of Traee.and Plantations was beld on Saturday morning- at- the office of the Board of Trade , Whitehall The Duke of WRLLINOTON, Earl BATHURST, Lord Blaersoanuan, Mr. Secretary Hosxisson, Mr. Hamar', Lord Beater, and Mr. Aastransor, attended the meeting. Ine Lords qI , his m diJesiles' Most Honourable Privy Causal had a meeting en Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, at the Council Office ; the Lords present were—the Masrea of the Botts, the Right lionovrablea Hume Ems., Sir Hrnai Russatt, and Lord BEELRY. The ease of Nauebiar a. sstooputty (from MOT U) was entered on their Lordships list for judgment. The ,noit.appeal wasAatof Des Itivieres tr. the Royal Institution of ! l ower Canada. in'thir case there is • dispute respecting some estate, left by a person of the' name of Des Rivieres to the Royal Institution of Lower Canada, on condition that within ten years the Trustees of that Institution should establish a Unit/crafty; the question at issue being, whether the Trustees have a right to the land previous to the expiration of the ten years. The ATTORNEY Gsarsaar., Mr. Pans, and other Counsel * were heard at great length on the part of the appellants. The cases of Lanegy v. Cost (from De ), and Blanshard a. Robertson (from the Cape) . were the next appeals beard by their Lordships. Shortly before four o'clock their Lordships adjourned. A very numerous deputation : of analisters, beaded by. Sir JAMES G&AItAN, M.P. and Mr. PIPDTDLEff,..M.P. waited Int the Csaseention orris Ezoortatrea, on Saturday morning, at the Tres- wry: Mr. Caen. the Soitcitor tit the arils; was present at the interview, which lured ready three hours. - The Governor and Deputy Governor of The Bank 'of England bad a conference with the Duke of Wettings:mond the Camatentroa of the Excusauea on Saturday, at the Treasury. Count LUDOLP, the NeagOitart Minister , an, the Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNING, ttrtigisd tibiDCAll on ,Saturday with Mr. Secretary Iluseassoni at t elks i O ffi ce. . . ' - The Count, D'ALCUDLA , the *sash Minister, and Viscount ITASAVANA, the Brazilian. Mitiistaghadisserriews with Earl DUDLEY OD Saturday, at the Office a t Suretatrof State-for • Foreign Affairs. The Duke and Duchess of ST. ALB tras gave a grand entertainment yesterday at their house in Stratton-street, to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes Ot'Clial AAAAA ND ANd SERUM, and distinguished party. Letters from Dublin state that the LORD LiEuTE XAMT, who had been slightly indisposed, was so far recovered on Friday, that his iixcelkncy had a large party of the Nobility and Gentry to dinner. • A Gentleman who has just arrived from Embden states. that large purchases were makin g in that neighbourhood of oats and other fora g e for horses, by Prussian Commissaries. The Marquis of CLEVELAND entertained his Royal Highness the Dtike of Strisix, and a select party at dinner, at his htvuse M St. James's•square, on Saturday. WINDSON,' APRIL 26.—Yesterday being the anni. veriary of the . Birth-day of her Royal Highness the Dachas of GLOUCESTER, the morning vas ushered in by the ringing oldie Church bells; and in the evening her Royal Highness's tradesmen illuminated their houses. .The Anniversary Sermon, in aid ofthe Philanthropi. Society, was preached yesterday in the Chapel attached tp the establishment in St. George's-fields, by the Bishop of. Winchester. • Yesterday, according to custom, on the first Sunday in Easter and Ti laity Terms, the Judges attended Di- vine Service in St. Paul's Cathedral. Their Lordships, accompanied-4 a number of the Sergeants and other Law Officers; woe escorted from Sergeants' Inn to the Cathednil Write City Marshals, and were' met at the entrance. by•the LORD MAYOR and Civic Authorities, in State. .A.satmon was preached on the occasion`by the Rev. - Mr. LANCASTER, the Lord Mayor's Chaplain. The Judges. prevent were:—.The Carer BAILOR of the' B=IIE4IIIIE, Mr. Justice BatiLET, Justice Petits; Baron HOLLOOR, Justice LITTLIRALi i Justice GASELEK I and Baron VAIKIHAN• Lord TENTENDEN was prevented from attending by the occurrence of a domestic calamity. Accounts are said to have heen . rediived in town of the death of the celebrated.t:ngliCakricultnrist, the Revet end ARTHUR Yonne:4,4lns rigs from ajouref7 , to the Crimea to sell a tranawf9.oootitaesstantedhim by the Emperor of ItuamAi-!.. - --.... f .k' •• .` '': • . ; By accounts from Halifli iie lei,* dist ihe priocipsil Officers of his Majesty's. Customv_ there had •received orders to carry into effect the strict letter lurd.spivig',..of the Act 6 Geo. IY. by in future reCeiping t in.paymeat, of duties, British money, or dollars, 1 ,_a..4d. enclseih- , stead of ss. 6d. per oz. until th e I tagnparjr.l:l44 i after which British money only . ail ,received: • THE ARMY. The Ist (the King's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards, is me., its march from Piershill Barrack,. for York. The sth (Nor r h g , 4. — berland) Regiment of Foot, has been ordered to ot.arrit from n ti. 110, for Athlone. The Sth (the King's) Regiment of Flantry, been ordered to march from Londonderry to Rom.killen. 17th (Leicestershire) Regiment of Foot, has been ordered to m; from Templemore to Dublin. The 24th (Warwickshire) Regle it of Infantry, has been ordered to march from Atli', ne, for Dsibk The .55d (Shropshire) Regiment of Foot, has been ordered tous led , from Kilkenny, fur Dublin.• The 62d (Wiltshire) Regiment," Infantry, has been ordered to march from Enniskillen, for Tee, [Atmore. Friday about twenty young recruits, belonging to various I \l , menu, were shipped at Leith on board the smack Earl ot" toun fur London, on their way to join their releerive corps. The 341 (the Prince of Wales's) Regiment of Dragoon Guard. has arrived at Purtpatrick, from Ireland, and has received order, to march to Piershill Barracks, to replace the Ist Regiment g Dragoon Guards, which is ordered to York ILmcks. Wednesday two companies of , the 924 Highlanders marched from Edinburgh fur Glasgow, and on Friday another division (two companies), consisting or the head quarters, marched for the sam e destination. Two companies remain in Edinburgh Castle till relieved by the 4th regiment from Portugal. NAVAL liiiiLIY6ENCE. Mat., Aram 26.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—The Ilingd fwe , HATIS from the Canary Islands, got ashore abreast of the to ws of Deal, and has been assisted off by the boatmen, loth; a me tal anchor and cable, and procerchd this evening for the River. A N rived from London the Margaret Ilan, Tavcoa, for Demerara, Arfived the Margaret, M.Consis, te from the Cape. Aram 27.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Buckinghatnihire, from China ; sailed 16th December, and from St. Helena 11th March. Several outward-bound remain. FALMOUTH, APRIL 25. —Wind S.W. to W. Aram 26.—Wind W.—Arrived off the Lizard the Sully, Mscrr, for . New York. Arrived the Integrity, JOHNSTON, front St. Kites and Bliza, FATAL., from Cette. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon. PLYMOUTH, A ritts.l2.s and 26. Wind S.W. —Arrived from Lo n . don the Mmintaineer, CLARK!, for Teneriffe. Arrived off pun the Peggy, from Jersey. Poaysmourn, Aram 26. — Wind W. to W.S. W. APRIL M.—Mind S. to S &E —Arrived the Helena, Cox, frean Lisbon. Sailed his Majesty's ships Blonde, for the 114rditerraneao, and Chanticleer, for South America; also the Romulus, Cox, rot Honduras; and Doke of York steamer, for Lisbon. SCARBOROUGH, Aram 26.—The (Aguila, Ord, of and from Sen. derland to Wainfleet, was run on board of yesterday evening off Flambro' Mead, by the Lovely Nel)y, of Lynn, and received con. siderable damap in the stem. YARMOUTH, Aram 26.—The F.Conomy, Tindal, of Whitby, got on the Barber Sold this morning, but *as assisted off by two boats, and brought into this harbour leaky. 1 Isawicn, • A ram ; Yd.—Tie Lizard, TTSKAR, from Goole'•o London, sprung a leak in Lowestoffe Roads, and put in here hut night with both pumps going. PANZANCR, APRIL 26.— The Maiklz Mal 4. from Antwerp ro Liverpool, is on the pier full of Watt•T; baying suddenly started something. Cargo, flax, &c. discharging. ..%IAIiGATC, APRIL 26 —The Perseverance, DRIBRIVATBI r frets Gloucester to Chatham and London, Las born brought in to•day with loss of an anchor and chain, &c. Extract from the dints to Lloyd's, at Smyrna, dated the 20th March : .” His Majesty's ships Raleigh and Weasel are io port: the latter will give convoy .on the 2.5 d to several English •essels to Malta.—The Turks landed several thousand men at Scio last week. The Greek troops raised the seige of the Castle, and ate dispersed over the mountains and open country, where they are said to be ea - omitting great est on the unfortunate it.habitants of this ill-fated island: quietening with their Commander, Fabvier, he had abandoned them, and went on board a French ship of war.— Admiral de Rigny has carried of some hundred of poor inhabitants. who had fled to the sea shore seeking to escape. The Turkish force remained quiet in the castle and town. Their squadron his re turned to the Dardanelles; and Miaulis, in the Greek frigate, with several other cruisers, are on the coast. NORTH AND SOUPII AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSP, THIS DAY. JAMAICA, MAIICX 10, 1828. Arrived on the 7th instant, 1114 Majesty's cutter Chatham, M' Gilbert, from St. Jago de Cuba, last from Port Marant. Brigre. ronica, Eustace, from Belfast, fifty-seven days, encountered very heavy tales from the S. W. during which several of her sails were tplit, main boom carried away, water casks on deck, Sec. A pair of hones washed overboard. - . • The 6th ult. out twenty-eight days, s p o k e th e brig Union, of Liverpool, for Rio Janeiro, MIII Ihirei eight dOrs. brig 124 0mA.A. Wilily from Halifax, N. S. Schooner Dart, Roberts, from Tam pico. _ _ _ The Bth—brig Nester. Lister, from Liverpool, seventy days. The 9th--brig Nancy,---, from Halifax ; schooner Mandivelle, from Carthagena. His Majesty's schooner Nimble will sail for Havannah on the 12th instant. Arrived at Morant Bey, the sloop Rose, Powell, from Bristol, 4ftrfour days. Arrived at Port Antonio, the ship Huddersfield, Ramsay, from Liverpool, forty.two days. Arrived at Montego Bay, the brig Mary Ann, Robertson, from Liverpool. Arrived at Savannah la Mer, the ship dive, Stafford, from London. PROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH, APRIL 26. Accounts from Halifax to the 6th February, bring intelligence of•the opening of the' . Colonial Howe of Assembly. It is gratifying to understand, that in this Dependency, at least, a good understanding exists be tiveen the Governor and its governed. His Excellency Sir Jarhes K-empt stated, in hiri' Addiess, that the Re vetiueof the' past year bad been so - productive as to enable him to pay off sever al thousand provincial notes, as well as a four lb prtt of the Colonial Funded Debt; that the condition of the country, more particularly the agricultural part of it, waiconsiderably improved, and that - the foreign commerce with the State was greatly augmented. The fisheries, however, had not flourished so well as usual. His Excellency strongly ur,:ed the establishment of schools—a point which he regretted had bien neglected. , He congratulated the Assembly upon the extension in all directions of the canals, mining establishments, and toads. The Council and House of Assembly, in their Address to S r James Kempf, cx ptessed their thanks for his communications, and pro mised their utmost aid in the furtherance of his wishe'. The Asia, 84., Captain Curzon, C.B. Blonde, 4.6, Captain Edmund Lyons, and Chanticleer, surveying vessel, Captain Foster, went of harbour on Monday. The Asia is. to be paid on Monday, and will proceed to the Mediterranean as soon after . as the wind will permit. The HecLes tender, Albatross, which has undergone some refit ment, Went oat of larbcur this moiniog. The Htcla will sail to-morrow for the coast of Attica. Th. Ad otooi-,;;c:e3 veeirt I, i• orderei iv repair to Coi.k, to he placed under the orders of the Commander in Chief, Hear Admiral the Ilon. Sir Charles Paget. Ships at Spithead—Asia, Blonds, liecla, Chanticleer, Royalist : znil Albatross tender. In Harbour—Victory, Melville, Icarus. Arroirnts.Nxs-.—Captain John Pilipid to the command, and 51t. Samuel Crowley, to be Purser of the Ordinary at Plymouth. Lieut. 'G. P. 'frounsel, to the Preventive Service at Newport, isle of Wight. Lieutenant li. 11. Richards, to the Asia; Mr. T. Stone, to be Purser to the Asia; T. lephook, F•q. to be Secretary tee -Rear Admiral the Hon. Sir Charles Paget, K.C.H. Commander 19 Chief at Cotk. A. Murray, Esi- to be Agent to Malta Ilos *tat; C. D. Holwortby, Esq. to be Agent to Chatham Hospital. The Woodford convict ship, under the chatge of Mr. Parer Surgeon, has taken on board from the Hulks in this harbour, 184 convicted felons for transportation to Van Dlemen's Land. The Amity transport, Lieutenant \V, Lester, has proceeded to Dover, to take on board a Company of the Stall Corps fur duty to Upper Canada. She will touch here fur recruits fur. the Regiments hi that Colony snd in - Nova Scotia. At St. Helena, on flee 9th of March, were lying the Duke of •Lancaster and Royal George. .. The Logsdon Papers 'state, that it is_reporred that the Finance ComMittee is about to recommend the reduction, if not ;he aboli tion, of that distinguished body of men, the Royal Niarine Corps hThis is an idle rumour -- a more efficient corps, or one maintained ;With *tette economy . ; Cannot be formed. The expense of the Staff of their 'Mien' force,sl,ooo menr..dnes Oat exceed that of four ments of the line.- We know also that the utility of augment lowthis force haa.been urged on the Committee, with the view to ibeicsartiaoning wberdly the Naval Arsenals—a reduction . to be made ;19: ItrlirWtion in the household troops and heavy dragoon regiments. . . . • . . . , " ' •-• We - iegreeto brier; that Lord HOWARD DE WA L DEM haw been eeriltijd tows farber's residence, in Audley.squarr, Ivy iunte days past, by indisposition. 'Thwainsisal Sp highly patronised on Saturday, and II Attended. His Rol WO in the Chair, e ight, and Lord * co wpony present Chief Baron of Sc Chancellor, Gener Mr. Watson Tall( number of >General R o yal Highness e pr eceded by a pipe Righland Laddie, a 4 t regimental band she bagpiper, plays~ gallery was crowds laimedlately after di walker style by Mesa The Royal Cum ) l ealth of his Majet tronage which he e but in a more part liberal donations wl lent and valuable that he himself was had presided in the the Welsh—he had Irish Society. and national objects, sr knew none the obj the exertions of the practical benefit' ciety of the Scottish Scotch a peculiar ra with them for near,: first entered into bis as in the army, they of their King and cc snore peaceable, but excise of patriotic fee exertions successful, for sixteen years, du of the Society. Ili% in the b ;00 guil 117 remit ibuted ' be nee King the erif save the Rosa Royal to mak' claims —.nu The I' /al Highness's m - size them, he bestowed, must the Socii NI- preface, he b ,a 1 Highness thi Song, " Sinc The ROYAL PAM his expression the Society, act as their Preside weeld permit. Mr. Getman Wei ; a merited eelogi virtues, CIA Rt%cz —Tire ' deal ie. 0." ROYAL CIIA , he said, to know the toast which b were always held 's where the of valour ; anc nation were to be j 'it7 of the female - that Britain s In illustrat anecdote whi a conversation :ioas, a foreigner a ' as his reaso itself. His 80, though the Dus in feeling a Sir JAMES SfIRPHI lathe Charity was was about to pro; The ills socked in the ci its benefit qualified hims , performing. I of it had thi to have)—the of their fire ying those co Wooden Walls? be proposed • of England, an : ROYAL CHAU ki , d thumper in a ',long as it shi Int.laat high stat ' s benefit th 1 14 Howe, S ""I hhattachtni ; hey ha( .ety, and tsientifil his Majesty's Aral opportunity to ptopc three times three. General MAITLAV than hints Roya The , wn, Roy :cellent Genet of C) '.. as usually in ~ • onation of 10 Id merely y contribu resent ; and 1 ealth of the 1 ' k it with tl huzzao Air—" Goo u 4' The Earl of .i Ith of the li ry for him cc .S . 'bed the cla and affection. tieyal Highne 40 patronize tt *Mich he besto . g must the .• fiber preface oyal Highni ree. Song, The ROYAL ted his reps rests of the Si • act as their 1 .n week! per . Mr. Gwottos .g a merited o sdC; be Aasai domestic niieSC d E o . cct v: . nd deat ie, O.' • The ROYAL s •, xruntwhterieleetsoaawiswthaewYtil eeds of wallow nation were 1 oriel of the f t i ling that B r i , • rope. In it t wing g a converse ations, a forei 'signed as his eat itself. H at, though th y birth, in fee Sir JAMES S id, the Charii e was about t roter.sior t , TI . rocked in efliteciate its b Mouth qualified *ow perforntin nb t l it es t o f o b it hi e Wan, of the e njoying thi the Wooden% 'ln, be p ro p, all o f Enet Tie Roe* LI iciad us ooo , id, il • long at el intim hi w _ er 0 ben/ ave r t 1.4 Ho d DA hi:;ltt 1 6"1 "" A Ys arid it , ° nit Maiskt... ..i'lTLwii competent than him: for the toast his Roya 167 proposing. The were well known, an exertions of the Roy , teased, the excellent He (said the Genet there till they shall soldier's tribute to th refrain from acknoW teethe Duke of Welli age. e Duke of CLA tial Hospit a l, er It tion. the state l e a d! One chief • poo r eras het of &land, 1 eiog acquired In you'd in age. c nets. . psns toyment, t d u „knother wi 'unite ind shall to th know] Welli I 1 ill(' SCC