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f . . known to be an employe, or in principle, or in fact, a Friar, both of whom tear and hate freedom. D onna Maria fl. has Arrived in Europe, and as soon as thisintelligeirce, which was brought yesterday by the Duke of York ste.ns-boat from Gibraltar, was spread, I heard per•ons exclaim, . 4 Joy, joy. we have still sortie chance for better days!' ani several, who from fear had pot up lights on the night haute, in consequence rit the illummatii , n f r the tilting of Madeira, placed a dOuble guaiitity in twit windows last night, for the cannon, nail been fired off, and the ships and flag posts decorated with colours by order o' Don Miguel's ti iends, who aid not learn the• destruction of their prospects until too late 10 stop the rejoicings. Among the re poets r f the day, the f tllowing expression of the Aus trian Nestor Prince Metternich has been gutted. Speaking of Don Miguel's usurpation, he said." Yes, in despite of his oaths, and in breach of his honour, he has made himself King, but I shall have the satisfaction of un- Ksnging him soon." The confiscations and imprisonments continue in their old rapid course. The only safety from these attendant horrors arises either from exhaustion of the propetty, or the ab,ence of all persons of respectability and worth from the towns and villages. In the province of the Minh% when search is made for an individual, and he is not found. his property is seized, and his wife, chil dren, patents, dcc. are driven into the streets to beg or perish. The prisons of Oposto are full, and an epidemic is said to have *broken out among the wretched inmates. Not less than 18 persons are said to be condemned to -*the gallows by Don -Miguel% Special Commission ; among theme, isJo.quim da Costa Lima e Cunha, one• of the ols:est .+I Id most respectable residents of that di.ti ict. At 80,years of age this man was thrown into a dun geon for hieing adhered to fhe.cause of freedom and of lustice. His health being affected , his wife hesOugbt iberty for him to be taken to a friends house, offered to pay f r two soldiers continually to guard bum, end :mover to give hourly intelligence of his state to the GovernMent. But it was refused. The poor woman tainted before else got into the carriage, ha, before the Civil Governor Apes Pinto's door, and the snob collected, and a disturbance, even another revo lution, was nigh taking place; but Oporto must still . suffer more. (here is not a wild in england will feel surprise at her fainting ; she saw her poor, old, infirm, sick husband, was doomed every night, from eight o'slock to six o'clock in the morning. to pine on his togged pallet—to suffer from thirst, and no kindly band near to band him drink, and, to wipe off the sweat which his agony would cause to ooze from his forehead —in Don Ivlrguers dark dungeon—and he is now to die on the gallows! At thiee o'clock yesterday, Sir John M. Doyle was liberated hom prison, to the great satisfaction of the English residents here, many of whom assembled in the great square of the Exchange, in order to offer their congratulations. He looks thin and wasted; his hair, which was grey when he enured the prison, has grown white froni the effects of the coofimment. He wore sea venal orders. The Consul General, Mr. Matthews, sent. his carriage to convey him from the prison to the water side, where he was to bid adios, by order of Don Mi- guel, to the country for which he had formerly fought so gallantly. Sir John M. Doyle was what the Go vernment calls found guilty, and be was therefore ex pelled from Portugal. Alter having shaken hands with the Consul General and seseral others, on stepping into the boat he seemed much affected. a GOD be wi ye, Puttugoese; I Irish your uany .years of health and hap piness, was his expression to the people who thronged around to see his departure. He then waived his bat to the Consul - General, who stood on the stirs, and was rowed off in the company of the officer, his guard, I. the packet, which is td sal neat Sunday. Mr. Young has also been sent on board the same packet. Both'he and Sir J. M. Doyle were forced to sign a document purporting to be acknowledgments of the justice of their sentence. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. -- rr+ -- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER_I6, 1828. =BMW PRICE OF STOCK/ AT TWO O'CLOCK. Mt Steak Skat / le Cam Bet Shot ipar C.Caas. SIFI 7; S S par Cent. gist Se per Cent. Bed. Skat par Ct. New. WS; I apor Cent. ISIS, *is lasi Ants, libel hes &oak 5541 FORMAN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. , Dtnl Stk. s pet. I Rusa.Bdataaa,S pCt. 94 Da Ace. *nisi' Oda Sp Ct. 11 Creek 8ei...14115, SpCt.l9l ; French Seates.s Porteg.Bas.Spe. 561 1 I I Itachasp. sit MX BRITISH AND FOKKION SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. imam PA ID. Anglo Urdu. Waage brills Boots 91 3 Fount Sca Stock 97i Old Moulds* New Diuo 41000 litcheq. nib 75 4 MOO Ditto 75 4 4100 and .3000 Di go 75 4 Advertised 74 3 Comb foe Acct. IN sh 100 9S 25 22i 24 23 300 290 42S 36 20 711 72 50 45 6d 100 SS 191 Potosi Le Pei & Pentv. ♦ase. US S it °red - Heal del Moats 400 409 375 *kW Oa, 50 SI 20 linsillma Bridals Iron Colombian_ We received last night the Gazelle de Frame cf the ileds instant and 124410 T French Paper. The interest of their contents is mainly sugowded by the official tutel ligence of the Convention foe the 'violation of the Morn, which we communicated yesterday. These rapers contain the olfitial confirmation of the arrival of the first part of the French expeattion at Cala. outs, in the Mores. The *visa which brought this, account met the second division at the distance of twenty leagues from Navarin, which was expected to arrive the following day at the place of its destination. We anxiously look for the official details of the affair it iratilid 1f it be true as the Journal des Debars affirms, that the garrison bad in a general sortie de stroyed *pet of the Russian works, and after a mur derous tack the besieges were obliged to withdraw fuss the fortress, it ire' the length of destroying all the high raised hopes of the Emperor, NWHOLAS et being enabled 40 carry: his favourite project of re dicing Yarns. No doubteas remain that the Russians' have met with a mote determined resistance than was eapected by them. What effect these checks may have epos t i ts graod fOltteit it.is not easy to calculate. In themselves they are harassing enough, and combined with other causes, must rodeos .other feelings than those which Anisaa:ed the Resisigne‘erhen they cros s !the thumb.. The German Niters received this mornia; ate quite barren of interest.—We bubjoin extracts' COETHIN, S try. 3. • _ , The Gaseue contains to-day a Proctamatfon of the Duke to the ?allowing effect " We Frederick Ferdinand, Duke of Atibalr, &c. doe. hereby acquaint our beloved subjects, that to concert with our Couain the Duke of Atthalt DrbeaU, we have concluded a t onvention with the Prussian Government, which will put an end to the interrup• dusts and impediments to commerce with the Pru.sian States. The advant. ges which our beloved subjects will derive from an unlimited freedom► of trade, and especially from the navigation of the Me and Soak without payment of tolls, which has been ietiprocally agreed' upon, have induced us to impose on foreign goods the sante duties as are paid in the kingdom of Prussia, and in general to introduce into our Duchy the Tariff which • was ordered in Prussia by the law of 26th May, 1818. A Customhouse will therefore be esta blished at Itosslau, in conjunction with. Ankalt Dessau, where the duties on all imported goods will be levied by the officeis whom we shall appoint for the purpose. Though this measure may be attended with many inconvenienelea, we have that confidence in our beloved subjects that they will the more readily conform to' it, as many years experience must have =winced them that we have spired no sacrifices to preserve our beloved subjects independent df I a foreign system of casabas', and that consequently no personal ad vantages to us. but superior considerations of peace and concord, and - other unavoidable circumstances. have induced, us e for the good of our subjects, to introduce this system into our domittivos. We therefore expect with the more confidence, that nose of our sub. jests will thick of evading, by smugiling or otherwise, the regulti dons which will be published, as it would must dreg!) , affect us to be conspelkd to have recourse to the measures of rigour which must br employed in ►uch cases. "Coetku, Sept. 1, 18e1)." FRANKFORy. Sam S. Her Imperial Highness the Griud Duchess Anna &odorant'', Princess of Basi: Coburg, arrived here yesterday. from Gotha. un der the tide of Countess of Romanow.Fronsifori livers, Sept. 8. ROME, Amain 341. ' The Duke de Sheol has arrived here from Naples. Cardinal Doris, lately appointed Prior of blahs, is dangerously il. For these three months past we have had a constant drought. so that there is not a green blade of grass in ail the Campagua Romans I in some.places, for instance in Taylus, the forests have taken fire. but no great damage has yet been dune. The cattle suffer dread. fully fur want of water. Folsom, Sam N 3-16; Sauk Shares. 1,076.- 4/kmOW &Sung, Sepi. CITY, TWILVK O'CLOCK. Letters from Paris state. that an evraordinary courier had ar rived there from the Russian headquarters. with dispatches for the Russian Ambassador. announcing, it is said. that several sorties en various points of the . line bad taken place, tech as &Ruda,' &Manila, and Virus ; .and the result of these engagements were, that they cult a great deal of blood oa both sides; nevertheless the Russians state they hate not lost grounds They write trom. Odessa of August 2s, that the siege of Varna still continues. The ditstrian Observer says, that the Grand Dab CONIITAIITIIII has again returned to Warsaw, after he bed hopseted the troops of Lithuania. The Coosol market armed thli ISlnerdeg at Sej to hoe the Ae count, since which they receded to NS hot they only remitted for a moment at the latter price, r as at peanut they may he quoted [ atBB to with little or nothing doing. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Up to the present period, everything is very dull In the City, owing to the absence of intelligence; ow fonds are also In tip same situation. The Suctuation In Cassels, during the whole of the 'Domini, has been,about 6 ptr amt. and at present Consoli may be quoted at MI, alternately buyers and sellers. No specs laden of consequence has taksn piece. The French Hentes d leaving ar prices of Saturday have been re ceived.—Fite per Cents. 1061. 75c. ea die... Three per Cams. 74(. 30e. The Foreign market is scarcely worth any observation. HALF—PAST TWO !O'CLOCK. Letters have been rre,eired by way of Ode . ssa, front Constantino- ple tithe 17th alt. which state that s conspiracy had been formed there by the Janissaries. but befere it was pet iota execution It was disonveted ; is consequence of which. SOU rot the Janissaries were seized and thrown into the sea. This state of affairs has prevented the Grand Vanes from setting off fur Aurianople, and the Grand Simms very seldom appears in public. This day dispatches, dated the 6th of May, were re ceived at the Colonial Office, in Downing-►tfeet, from the Maasitias. The Doke of CLaatNce. aconspanied by hit Rlyal Duchess, took an airing yesterday morning iu his carriage and foul, for the but time since his recent indisposition. His Royal Highness was occupied daring the afternoon with Nlr. BARROW, one of the Secretaries to the Admiralty, whO cime from town to his Royal Highness's residence at Bushy. Dowager V.stousitris Ilastrusst entertained a select party of fashionable, yesterday evning, at ber house in Green -street, Grey/cam-square. Sir Clawson MURRAY, Bart. entertained a distin subbed party to dimier yesterday, at his house, Whitehall-pbse. Among the petsont present at the dinner given in Strastergh to his Majesty the King of Funs and the D*unoa, wer e the King of WOMMIURG and the Grand Duke of MIAMI. Hnn..l.fosren has lett tunas tut has top, silence in Dorfetshire. The Fsench and Austrian Ambassadors. and the Neapolitan Ministers, bad interviews with the Karl of Assessen yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of &ate foe Foreign Affairs. The Loan CNAPCILLIAS visited the Noble Earl yesterday. Lord ELLSI4IIOeOSOR transacted, business ) este. day , at the Foreign Oillee, Dowshig-4treet; IBM Lordship left town to the afternoon tar hie seat at Roshampton. The Marquis of LONDOND LIMY and his Lady sojourned at the King's Arms Inn, Kendal, en Tuesday Bashi, on their way to the Lakes. Earl Geer is now on a visit to Eat PITIWILLIAM at Westwards Hans TM Earl ut THAMST arrived at Appleby Castle on Tuesday sight, in as private a mama as passible; bat his arrival was very soon knows is the tows, wbes ha was greeted by a peal of bells. The Doke of Noneoues yacht, the Swallow, went Into Lisdebaniptaa barboor so Monday latn, to be dismantled, SW docked for the winter. It is calculated that Rome has derived from Spain. fee matrinweial beisfs. and other machieery of the Papal Goon, since the year 1300—no lets than 71,800,0001. or about three millions and a half per Fops! A FRENCH MOTHER'S ADVICE TO HER DRUMMER, lately given in 'Vacate in a Lw proceedbir—si I must repast to you what I before have said—you most take more we of your husband, and reek to please him, for he is a worthy man. Neu know that he is a hide inclined to vanity; I do nut say that you are therefore to be a cnquette—on the contrary —be simple; but het it be a simplicity reckreem. Get up early id the morning, that is to say morn o'clock, or half-past seven at the latest; arrange your hair, and put a link gum in the curls, that they may remain firm derlug the day ; 'then put •es bog stays.- aista plain. but neat gown. that fits well, and which saki your face and figure; this alma will give him pleasure. The pay great mouton to your houssfuild.—work at use things—speed no Nancy in ruffian—do, sot make too tree with your husband's ow lead missy without his oonseiltm-sad sever put yourself chute a passion. Usk thing. of which j Auer yet ventured to speak to you is, that with out your Perceiving It, you balm it pelt fondnessforauses nreee,, which gat ism your bead and heat your imagleatiass pray think et this fault ; my drat girl, sal carat it. WINDg)II. Serr. 11 His hipssawev has a slight cold. attended with quip. toms of gout. and has not taken the air 6o some aye pitst. The change in * weather+ has prevented 41 E Kt No also from enjoyi►►g his favourite amusement of angling in Virginia Water. At present there are to •visitors at the Royal !wedge. DOVER; Sin. 14. • —rem— LAT STUART DR RATRSAT and' family embarked for Calais yesterday, to join the Nohlr-Lord at Paris. We understand her Ladyship has not been to•Patis since the appointment of his Excellency to the Embassy, having been confined in London by illness. The Race Ball on Fads, night was very well attended ; as was the Theatre last night, under the patronage of the Stewards of the Races. MARGATE, Sara. 146 • . Among the arrivals at Howe% Royal Hotel, daring , the pa t week. were, Hi. Grace the Dube d Manchester, aceemponlyd by Ms son. Lord Pilsedeville. end Captain Goad; Earl of Lisburne, General and Mts. Pignt. Rev. Brooke shwa, Mr. and Mrs. &hayfield and family, Mr. and Mrs. Preston and family, Mr. and Mr 4. Holliday. Mr. and Mr.. Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Bast% Mr. En'or and Miss Ensor, Captain Chancellor; Messrs. Debeekbasn, King, Stone. Orme, Pettft, J. H. Jones, Dr. Kavanagh, die. DONCASTER, Sart. 14. The following are some of the principal arrivals up to the present lions The Duke or. Richmond, the Marquis of Cleveland. Marquis .1 Qatensberry, Lord Normanby, Lord /Colborne. General Sir J. Ilyng, General Sharpe. Honourable F. Stanhope, Sir R. Baker. Honourable R. Pere, Colonel Russell, blajor Fleming; Captains ilyng, H. Radcliffe Messrs. Delme Radcliffe, Houldswerta, Payne, Thelluson. Antrobus, Holyoake, Wilson, Macnanara, V. H. Dowbiarn, arc: The Company is now arriving with great rapidity, and the attendance is expected to be one of the most brilliant ever known. BRIGHTON, Si .14. At about half-past nine o'clock last night, and from thence to after ten, a waterspout, as the seamen term it, or rather a succession of them, seemed to be emptying their contents over this town, deluging the streets in all directions, some of which, in low situations, might, for the time, have been navigable to barges. while the descent of the torrent from acclivities produced a roar that spread considerable alarm. It lightened ♦ery much during the period, but the thunder we.: scarcely heard. The remainder of the night was damp but comparatively tranquil; and the day which has fol lowed ba. been of a similar character—humid, cheerless, • • and gloomy Sr J.,ha Sydney. Colonel and Mrs. Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Grattan, and Captain and Mrs. Greenland, are among the last re ceived geese. at the R.•yal.Yark lintel. The Duke and Duchess of Argyll are prolonging thAr stay at the Albion. The Michels of Richmond, from Goodwood, is ex pected to be there on a visit to the latter to-morrow. The Karl of Gimp!l is arrived. The• Duchess of Newcastle and the Earl of Harrington have changed their residence on the &are, for annalists= the Maria Parade. The Duke de Desnoses . end Mom. Sander de Render, have left ScarneWs Sea Hasse Hotel far London; sod the Dowager Comma of Dudley and Ward, for Westinerelend. Sir Sydney firstith, and Captain kland*tt. R.N. are mates the departure* lie tows. Lad and Lady Sinclair have taken penessien of a house in Brunswick -square; Lily S. Bridgemas and Waft of a house is IkAford-square ; the Countess Damage of Wimietaa wad family, of a house in Reek Gardena; Sir L. hit mad eta house in ditto; Lady Swum and family, of abeam ora the King's Road ; and Mr. Morris and family, from Reber-street, Portmars-wpsare. a a haute in Oriental-place. Lord Decks sad Mr. R. and Lady A. amass, ant prolong* their stay at the Marine Hotel. It is expected that the new Admiralty arrangements win appear to the Goulette of tbli evening. Mi. BaowsLow, M P. is about to erect a new town on his estate near Lough Neagh, and is otherwise' making most commendable ezertiona to promote the happiness of thematic& on his different estates. At HAldon (Devon) races, a farmer said. "the gentle- Sulks may thank themselves for this rain—tog if it bad not been encuuraging that fellow, Green, in going up in his ball war. 'Menem about the deeds, it would nut have happened—'twas line Winker 'more." The Countess oT Enema. ha. been for some days taioasly indisposed, at his Lordship's residence in irstswilliam-square, Dublin. The Duke t.f CLARENCE, for many years, has occa-, alasaUT suffered ezexedingly front spasmodic attacks. His late illness was produced by too close an attention to the ditties of logs office. So inteestly devoted has the Duke been to the busisiess of the Ad asirAy, that be has scarcely permitted himself the requisite time for sleep and recreation. A singular habit hai prevailed wkb his Royal Highness, for nearly twenty years :—lnnuediately after having eaten his dinner, he goes to sleep in his chair, far tsactly ,seven minute., when, if be is not awoke at the precise moment by those who ate in uttendanee, they incur Isis extreme displeasure.— Alter dinner, even when ariltisky, he has constantly resumed hi. official duties, assisted by his Scummy, the Honosrable Captids Swear. A few days since, while some workmen at the farm of Gist don H Badenoch, were walking homewards, across a field, they suited a covey tf p 'midges. The birds, not unacca:t lined to such harmless visitatiOns, flew slowly across the field, and at no great elevation horns its surface, when, in raising over a dike, a weasel sallied out, and in a twinkling brought down woo of IM birds. The men proceeded to the spot, and found the partiidge in the 4. dead.thraw," fairly de f oow e 4. es ,it 4p tne mete touch of its diminikive ide.=iftaer.Cour. C i aptAlll BASIL HALL has addressed a let.er is the Editor of the Cakdoniam Mercer', correcting a state meat which has been made respecting the distance its. welled by Into in America. Captain HALL says--" 1 lel. Livcipool ens the 17th of April, MC. and Undid. Again at Cocci in the Lle if Wight, on the Sod July, IB2B.mahing then hole interval 15 months and five days, in *filch tune the distances gone over were as follows: SASS miles. By land conveyances .• . . . _ By steam vessels . . . . . . 6,937 Total distance travelled in Amain . . SAIS Then, ter the two sea voyages. say . . 7,673 Which makes the whole . . . . 16,500 So much lot say • "walk; as the Papers call The, following copy of a circular, addressed to the local Bankers, seems to set at rest the question with respect to the one pound notes. It certainly evinces a proper degree of attention on the part of the Bank of England to the convenience of the local establish mentb, in thus sending their agents with a supply of gold ; and we hope that the loss to the public will not ne greater than the inconvenience sustained by the Bankers. CIRCULAR. I beg to Inform yos that the Governor sad Company of the Bank of Ragland Itave authorised ins to discount at this establish ment, for the several local. Monks in the vicinity, suck regularly drawn paper as they may tender, with a view of supplying them, in the must convenient way, with the requisite aimless( 0 1 Wig reigns fur hate, in erchanse for their owe pound notes. Be pleasei: to give me previous node of the time and the amount of geld which you may require, in order that the necessary quantity nsay be pro Waled hems 1 and permit me to assure you that it will alrsrd me great pleasure to be enabled to Make Ibis mutation of Abe Bauk of Maitland in every way conducive to your convenience. • . I ens c aire, very tespectfulk, Tour obedient bunibk servant, awirsitry ff end!, Seim it. °KOKOS NIC HULLS. CA ILLTON HOUSE I M PROVE:IIEN The new-fro:ldings erecting on the ite of CArltr ie . palace, not the slighte.t vestige of which now 'amain', ar• p ,carding iirpidly to completion. They Aim, i t is au icipAte.l. be ready for the residence of the dis. tingnished individuals to whom spots of ground have, been printed to build upon. by the commenceaseet of 1 , 19. 1' has not yet been finally decided that the recremeneuded flight of steps into the P4sk duo ifit he adopted. The covered fountain will be Adopted as proposed by Mr. Nash. and eight additional lees to those of Carlton•house portico erected for the support of its roof. 'the sight wing of the terrace i s All in carcase. and undergoing the process of cease s; to give the houses the appearance of those in Rem. tr et. The terrace to the Park will be fussed oboe' t e n feet, and will be ornamented in front with Ca st non fluted Doric pillars, painted a stone colour, aid buiTCHtiog a coping of stone. Some of these pal ate are already set up. They are rather heavy, but w it relieve the otherwise dull uniformity of the front of th e terrace. The Atheneum, and other buildings faejo g Palhnnall, are proceeding rapidly. NAVAL MAW ABMS TIM Dar.—Dublin I—Waterfall...Fa ulk Deo., SOPVIDISINIIS.—Wind N.llo—Anived from Ley.* Jupiter, for Bennetla. Pt:mourn. Sam 14.—Wind R.—Arrived the [whelk, Pm ; from Dominica. rea.,„„„r,,,' Sm. lg.—Mind KEIL— Arrived from Lodes su the Swiftre.Jounsote. for Van Dienen's land. to imee side* caulked; the Commerce, Blown. for Memel; ad Catmint, for Riga. Sailed the Hooey, Moos. kir New V.& Fausoven Sam 14.—Wind LE. to N.E.—Sailed the Ja i Donal. LESOSTT, for Corfu; Preston, Joreesoe, for Gioia tad Leghorn; Elisabeth and Harriet, Fume, for Palermo; ma rw Brother% Ravens', for St. Andero. Doves. Sere. 13.—Anived the Erin, —, (coin ilowinaL benison. Seer. 14.—Arrived the Cast, —, from Adra lot Malaga • Frances Henrietta. from New York ; from ; Harbinger, from Quebec; Radial, from Trieste. — Simms& Cans, Sm. 15.—Arrived the Duke of yak from Malaga 3d, and Gibraltar t infant Iniellotat Cadiz and Lisbon 1,1110101, Sermons 14.—Wind N.R.—Arrived the Celembia, Baocitumair, Irma Trinidad; Friends, Hammes, from Upon, Apnoea, OW" flOal Ride• Cons. Seen. I3.—Arrived the Deseret Hewitt, Las. from Quo bee; Wort, Sonoran, from Trinidad; Shame, Doran, Wei Gibtakar. PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. Paosorrioas—Lint. Thecae& Goble (11105), of the Britannia. is 'promoted to the rank of Commander; Mr. Nelson Cothugarred Suornoods, of the Glasgow, to the rank of Liametwat Mr. Can. wriest. Victory ; and Lord F. Beauclerk, Bratsk. ' to the rod of Lieutenant; Mr. Frederick C. Syer, Admiraky Mate of Spite, is promoted to be Lionesant of that ship. vice S. ilichardese, is. 'elided ; Mr. Josh. F. Baker, Admiralty Mate of Sybdie, is pro mixed to be Lieutenant of North Scar, vice Higgoa, ineakded. Arrouresteares—Lieut. Glanville and Mr. Reber, Punier. to the Pallas; Lieutenant Thomas Strong, to the Perseus; Lint. Smear Drake Revenge; Lieut. Rickard Howard, Ocean; best. David Canteleen ; Lieut. Charles Pock, Alacrity; Lino. Lied may, Dryad; Lieutenant Boiman, Revenge; Mr. A. Hanks, finer, to the Pelican; Mr. Robert Hopped, Master. to the &St; ilk lb= Master. to the soaks ; Raub: Mr. Hawk's, Mow, In the EAST INDIA SHIPPING. ARRIVAL. of Solway.—The Honoerable Company's ship Ds. sin, Hamilton, from London, on thirtieth of May; the Gatos. than, Martin, from Liverpool. on the illth; the Rising Star, Gel. lies, from London; and the Hoar Conspeay's skip the Duchess d Athol, Daniell, from Lead." on the Ist of Joao SAILIINNI Vaal Bosesav•—The Charlotte, Crochet, aml the 04 condi, Clerk, foe China, so the 10th of May ; Cievelsad. HA. lock, for Imarlon and the Pascua, Moreau, for Chin. GO the tM of May; the Lady Castlereagh, Hogg, and the Sherbert" Whir, fur China. on thank'. AntIVALS AT 91101.1111...41111 CANDOSIdiI4 Clan, from StockheM and the Heroine, Hackman. from China, on the 3th of Aril; de William Wilson, Carmichael, from the Mauritius, and the 1 de Galls, en the ; the Georgina, Memo. from Ulric* aid Madras, on the 7th. Samsun roost Bsento—The Princess Charlotte. fkepheesse. for the Mauritius. oa the 7th April ; and the Clime, Mitaird. ler the Mauritius, en the 13th. Asurvau a: Moans —His Majesty's ship Satiate. Laws from London, on the lith of April ; the Indian Oak. Reid. farm Alipes, on the 14th; the Louis., Harris, from Sumatra and has tuber, the lath; the Sophia, King. from Pa,: oil, on the liik; the Hastings, Lee, from &nail, on the With the Reliance, Heyes, from London, on the 2.3.1; the Alacrity, Fiudray, from Colombia, on the 47th; the Coda, Liodsay, from iloodwy, ea the Ifith. venni soma warn. The Lady RaMes, Tucker, from Loodoei to Bombay, the filth of June, of kladagascar. The Ciornwall. Aldham. from Leaden to Bengal, sad the Ceiw brook. from Liverpool to dittoed* filet of July, us lat. 10. 50 N. loot. 43.30 W. The Lord Hungerford, Heathers.. from London to Beep', 15th July. in lat. 10. 7 N. long. SS. al W. The Hoo. Company*, ship klaciptees, Walker, from Lodes to Madras and China, 10th of April, lat.& d 6. Mag. 27. ill Vf. all well. LORD NORIUDT'S LATESTe..SOIDe time back his U rdship happening to drive out in the neighbourberid of Kingstown, was accosted by a p:.or prtsiin in want of employment. His Loirdship asked hiss many (ora tions. and, amongst ethers, name& and what business he billowed ? lie acid " his name was Pew, and he was a labourer." " Why, rem," replied his Lordships you should have had a permaxent sitrestioss in the Church." Six different actions are commenced against a weakhy comedian, always " at home" to his fliendt, who was rash enough to embat k in one of the bubble compaaies. during the existence of the mania. The sums "Mk to be recovered amount to tome thousand poeods.--• The demands are resisted by the irritable "the d Tpespis: The first conviction under Lord Laystiows's new Act, admitting the affirmation of Quakers in criminal cases, took place at the Old Bailey. on Friday, in the case of a young man named Evans, for the Cabala& meat of a Banker's check far 1661. Ss. Id. the proPelif of his employers. Messrs. Unwell and Moline. wiwee' sale cheese-mongers in Gracechurch.street. Thuriday morning, bitween twelve and one o'clock. George Leyles, Angus M'Lean, and John fullignk made their escape from the Ganymede convict OW al Woolwich, they were confined under sentence of troy portatien. On Wednesday last John Sanderson , 11 10 ' they convict under sentence of transportation, made hii escape from the Dolphin bulk at Chatham. Friday as Mr. &Rows. of Nuniaton COilitrTs was returning in a gig, from Coventry, about seven o'clock in the evening, his horse took fright, and running seal , leaped at Cotton toll-gate, which is about bevel felt high. whim the animal I ully cleared the gate. and brisr ing. the gig alter him, and in contact with the upfgf bars of the gate, which were broken, the gig. with me persons in it, passed over undamaged ! Mr. flows and another Gentleman were in the vehicle at diction and though flung out with great violence, alto easel froth any serious injury.—Coverstry Observer. An eastern Judge, more diffident of his own pot vaTi than men in authority generally are, having an oat' La e case before him, frankly declared that his knowlytig . was not competent to decide upon it. .. I>b you ap e , .aid a pert court who heard ibis declara tion, "l r . •he Caliph is to pay fin your ignorance ?" " I do 1 "`", 'as the mild reply ; " the Caliph pays me, slid ste,": ' for what I do know ; were be to attemp t to p ar 04, 1 w.. 1 do nrr, the whole wealth of bit empire ve°' t face."