Star. — London, England, 1827-11-16 00:00:00

I j .1, i I, 1 1 i llli i' 1 , i , 1 t' l 1 1 ki 1 31 I i-I . • , . t. .4 e I ! • 1' 4 4 • $ .4 4- r,, ~;;,, ;ivy ; always voleum_issew. in the act of Pr" 0 410 1 ‘.. 74" fif7 tacTir ae IdSiie the yeses fro, w it i , A P \ • AI L tbet the cmstempl , " elfeba eater basiet w iCatitittii ll* bale k fi reg :ZoiSZNI,.. fed to suggest a doubt tee/ tei Area the abolition of the t *veer, tats- n prevontiliegal settees, or met ebierreiteteir die restrictions under which the pm. has Tom samies. • 0, If the revek should be a deterininatiou to ptoh4 the practice, we would recommend thatihemtelsillitim be accoutre:tied or preceded by a concamaiT addteks to the inhabitants of the districts in whitl+the practice prevails, expressive of the benevolent motives, and re gard to their happiness, ie which it origioated, and panting out the estreme wickedness and croaky of the, practice, sod the abhorrence is which it mast be held by the Supreme Being, whose mmectiog months Rn • tish Government is the alinement d encoding to algal •for every good purpose, and for shielding diem keen every injustice and oppression." THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. . , , _....., MID AY.; NOV E M BER 16, 1827, 4 0...... STOCK ItNeHANGE, TWELVR O'CLOCK: Up to the resew tins, 'there is ao Strew Awl then, Men ;rd.* d cartastvertee, therefore the PANE still "diwilila wire Ware et suspense. to regard to what has takeilibei 'la.( stautireeple. In the Condi market there Is very . 1144.4i1egr3s an parties ate anxiously waking for the Istringewee. OOP*. 'which left alit yesterday at 116 t;, opened at the same price ddi sueetdog, and west up, to m6l; bet the matte bring /absented, they receded again to 1111 to k a ot wldek pike they vow reouia. Is the Fonda. wicket make Is dell. . Correa prices: Old Spauidt 10, Mexican 54, 1, tbiorabiaa 'WI 1161, Portuguese 75176. lirazilias 0111 t. Doers Ayres 46, Itessiso 931 1. Dad* 01011. CITY, HALF-PAST ONR O'CUMIL An Repress bus arrived Rao Paris, with 'Hearteday's prices. Three per Carts. 70L 45c. with a Sam market, and buyers at duo above rice. They bad heard at the tan in the Negikli sir Intik' Meshy, bet it bad so tired re the French isteket. Thu logovii doss not being any bash accooots Rota Coostaatinepk. There bribe= souse floctuatiou I. Coach dace twelve o'clock, la *ay bees bola 4149. et *Si, but have got up agile to JO to $, at widdsvice they way be /awed up is the preseat time. • PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. losittitock 9071 1 1 . India Stock 2511 S pee Cent. Red. 651 11 1 . Ditto Bonds 91 90 . 11.44' a. 0AD..464 asi asi so Stock Sea Stock St per Cart. 941 Old Annuities 1151 SI per Cent. Ited.*4 914 • Aloot, grebe* Bins SS 56 4 per et. New 1011 1 .4300 Ditto SS 56 4 per Cent. St 4100 and 4200 Ditto 55 37 4 per Cent. 1696, 1011 1 I Bank for Acct. Loot Atm. 19 5.14. Gouda* Acct. 661 851 06 FORNION FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. eolonibbn Roads, 6 p et. Perodart Bsods,6 p et 1171 Si Disto Bds, 10114, VI SS Do Acct Do Aoot Powwow Bds. 5 p C. 751 Danish Oda. 3 p Ct. 00e Do Acta. Greek Wads, I p CC. 171 Press. Ws-5p C. ' . Do. Ms. ISIS, Sp Ct. 171 1111 Do. Solids, MS, 311011 Her Dia. !Ida,. pC. 531.1 Rass.ilds.l6U,Sp C 931 . Do Acct S3} 64 1 D. Ace. 9:1 . 4111KITISII AND FONZIG N SHARKS , TWO O'CLOCK. MAIM rata erasillaa • 96 90 65 64 Colombian 100 90 6 7 ~ . • Lateral Maims Ass. SO 5 11 Real del Moue 00 400 Do. D. 499 430 4SS Uutted 10430c40 40 35 •• i'4 Guardia!! Fire An: too to - se; Femme Foam. —Pass, Nov. I3—Five per Ords. COIL 00e.— Thaw per Caws. 70.11c.-Bink Stock, 2480 f. 41c. Exchange co Landau, we ossoth. 2$L Lk. Thew ourelts 256 This afternoon the KING arrived at Saint James S • Palace, fawn Windsor, to bold a Collura and receive the Rar.ourosn's Report; after which his litozaatv will return to the Royal Lodge to dinner. Tice iatelligence, from C — oo=--taatinople by the French Papers, received last night, is of no later date than the 20th, and is, in ccesequeece, of sot weskit importance. Its character is rather pacific; bet as the decision of the Porte mast depend on the earner itsst whi la the people feel the destruction of the Ottoman fleet, so «fire indica tion can be drawn from any disposition sheers' by the Government before the knowledge of that event had, reached it. By the Dards - Boil s we have received the Se. Peter* earzkleurpsi se t3lt ult. It Mu' +tains no political news: 11 11 TZEIMBIJ ala 8, OCT! os. Sir Henry k, Charge d'Affaires his Skins- Die Majesty nix,. Court per Penis , bad tie honour to be preicausd tio: Norm ail,* :OP Empress Mother. • Overman 29.....0a the IBM of this elands Wag the anniversary of the birth 4ay of •the Empress Mother, a deputation of di ficadainy of Sciences, =tilting of the Presidnat,Sesaatje Oftiarell, Messrs. Wirth, Fuss, and Admiiel fichlriahkof, Mfusister of Public lastruc tion, had Al heeler *lto iihnisted wait mediated of her Majesti e ssiirdisilOrlellittradvisniylntwingAddren: et MADAII46 Academia, Seionides, authou ised by its august l'ornotetor, the Btapotor Nicolas, has re solved to racordisits 111 sneak the signal favOar of , PROVIDENCE., which bar pleased that your Ma jesty should honour with your presume the fete of‘ 1776, an 4 that of 1326. Half a century elapsed be tween the two epochs. and if in this long series of years the life of yonfooMajesty has bees marked by various facilities, Russia lead the world know that yes have been superior to prosperity as well as to adversity, and that altetnately subjected to trial by both, you have never ceased so be the patroness of letters, the mother of the poor, the hope of the unfortunate, the id4l of your august fatuity ind or the country. May your Majesty long enjoy their-glary and' their fidelity, and ;nay your happiness be hetiteisutbuqual to your vii tits", and to the universal restratitakfif, your august persos. di Be pleased, Madams. to accept else aoud4 which thy ' Academy is happy aed proud to Leff at your Maiesky's • feet ma Oh Solemn day' . Her *OM' ecceated. with thaw:mm*4 coaderosation, the atedid,premttedly the Amedeasy. aue the , steNtdey *dressed. dtufullowiwy. letter 10 die Academy :_. *WOO - Eseasioovitsth, stela the depatati4p. of the Acts of ltilaces 'mutated by - you d•Aistieul to f ~~*_; Waived this mark of its yegard. I beg. Too to be the Organ of it, and to transmit to the Academy the assts• Mice of the sincere interest with which I have for half a century observed its bseful labelers; an interest which 1 Shall ikways feel in its success, begging Gco to bless its exertions, and to make them always contribute to the glory and the vhalutage of oar dear canary. I renew, on this occasion, wit% particular satisfaction, the assurance of my particular esteem for you. (biped) 0 MARIA." The medal presented by the 'Academy has, on one side, the bust of her Majesty ; and, on the reverse, two garlands of roses, with the date 1776 iiitheteatre—the" , other of oat, with the date 1826. - Arrived at Cronstadt to the 28th ult. 1,217 ships ; ailed, MM.—Arrived at Riga to the 20,11 uk. 1,378 ships ; sailed, 1,274. Os the 26th Beptemb2r (Bth Oct.) list, a shower of iterolites fell near Belostok between nine and ten in she mousing. The inhabitants were alarmeJ by an esua. ordinary noise Which pioceeded ftotes a large black cloud thatlinag over their heads, and which continued for' three (some soy six) minutes, resembling a run*ng Ire' musketry. This noise, which was heard byleverill, •perions at distances of more thnolfourteen wersis l Z succeeded immediately by a shower of stones, of w only four were picked up, the largest weighed foot posads,:the smaller three quarters of a pound. W.e have beets favoured with the perusal df a letter. received on Moniay morning frown an 'Officer on board his Majesty's ship' Asia. The f 11-wing i. an 'greet: 4 .114 Majesty's ship Amt. Nevada Ifarbour. Oct. ti. 1127. " We yesterday afternoon. abort two o'clock. entered this Ism. boot, and bad-a severe battle, for fins hours, wish tbe whole elk Turkish lee. which we have entirely destroyed. I hairy cunerred 1 two et three contustonsrone et which is over my right shoulderr. which prevents ant using. for the present. my right hand. Our loss generally on beard the .ffeslish daps kis been very great In deed. and the Russians and French lame also suffered way meek. The Adis !Mae. mast is entirely seatimer the sideond thous*, and foremasts badly wounded; We ate how revoking with the ether Alps. to go to Malta. The Asia, Oesse. ‘a ass a nt i l: bios must,' I think, al go to . Ragland. The *dated artraparlis the men usitaselms marmer. I was dose doer* hive s as die poop. and saw many a halve fellow Lid tow, and dui 1p eliose lying about as like a (hewer. We had font m tin lags Ae us to fight at one timeibming led the eiraadresioNl-.211)= :coat r CIRCULAR, • The Debi and Dadwas of. aaaasci, actsaigniniod by the Duchies of Genacterais arrived in none yosterdey neessebeg front Bushy Park. His Royal Highness held a levee as beat Moe Avenue, at the Adenlizity. The Duchess of Gneeeninese tidied the Princess Aottuara, at bee fondant in She Fidelft Palsen St. James's • ased"olso whited the Princess Sonny at. her apartaients is the King's Palace, at Kensington. The"Dolte sod Sheehan of Clamor:, and tise_Docheis of Geniciatss, retinae! hedge evening to Bosley Fmk. The Dube - of Dwelt's:as arrival at the sent of the tali of Co. tronneer,et Crease, Wercesteriaire, as Monday week • where it ed his Royal Highness would- remain sheets fortnight, tipiey the diversion of *booting. A Cabinet Council was bad yesterday afternoon - at the Flings Mice, bowningsstreet, which was attended by the Lose Ciao. claws, Wittent Gannon', the Marquis of Lisetwiewn, the Jiari of Cazusen, she. Bari of IMM.sr. Viscount PALIIMMOC Lewd asztaw, Oho Cleasicm.tos of the Excienausi, Mr. Hontsseow Mr. fircelass floosase, Mr. WrNlt. lir. QUALM Guar*, and l Mr. Tenser. The Marano of A MOUBBEr was neettitnneCi by indispo sition. frog attending the Council. The Ministers asseanbled at 6141 r ettlarb, awl oat In deliberation siUshr.re'clotie. ' 4 Moneleir Rani. the French Charge d'Alfaires. releliketed nest with the Karl of Donal( yesterday at the Foreign Mee, Downing4triet. Sir GIMSGi Cousins bad a long interview with the Wade Rut The Diehap hf Lessee entertained a went party ,» dinner yes undo". at his vesideace, reliant House. .:•.. . . . . Wisosou, Nov. 14.—Both. yesteidny end this day his Messrs took an airing in the Great Park. accom panied by the Lord Steward. The Km% during his absence from the Royal• Lodge; generally visits Virsusia Water, sad from theme drives to the artificial ruins formed of the columns larought from the shores of the Levant, which are now nearly completed. 'Yesterday 1 Count blouses* and the Marquis of. Lansoow arrived at diesilmal Lodge and bad separate mid' , - . 4 of his amens ; after erhaf.k they partook of ref •.- 4 • stems, and reunited to bides, — • •. • • , 1. Accounts were received in tows yesterday, of our death of the gee. Dr. Arms. ci.itiros, Ssib-Dmis Westminster, and Vicar of St. Margaret's Parish, who departed this We at Cromwell, near Newark, is Not.; tiagbansshire, on Tuesday; as soon as the event Wai known ax iris late sissicleace in Dam's Yard, Westspinter. the Abbey bell tolled minutely, sad at night also the tenor ballot Sail* Margaret's Cbarchirosa eight 61/ ten o'cloit. ' Commercial.letters seceived from Coastant= the 20th ult. state that about twenty English as men had artived in that post. They also give the 110. tails of eight more vessels plundered by the pirates. Gibraltar Papers have anived to the 26th alt. hiss two ships ipardaledlos ilia. Majesty , of Moroccolad. sailed for Tangiers; they mount about 16 gong. The report was they would be immediately sent to sea, to, cruise against the novels and other continental' Rags. EorroateCooassiosou, some little time before he left Englaiisl to assume the command in the Mediteri.' canna, purchased Hampton Lodge, formerly the residence of Mr. FacirLeaos, inErighton, with the, intention of living there; bit having received a naval cornmard, subsequently let it for • lengthened period to the Hots. Mr. Teusious, by whom the house is now occupied. Private letters from Greece aanounce the death of Lieutenant SCANLAN, First Lieutenant of the Persever.., ante steam vessel, who neat out with Captain Hon twos to assist the Greeks, and was dangerously wound. ed in' au affair with the 'Nib. This young officer loss his 'We in she Cause of freedom at the early age of 22. -The accounts received on Tuesday from New South Wales state, that every acre of ground on *the banks of the Ffirateris new located, from Newcastle to the fottn tain bead; the Goulburo branch alone remoffelog on disposed of. Tea thousand head of Catt=already marched to th e futile country called Li Plains. Though outside the liar at present allowed to the sett lers, numbers of the old bands on Hunter's Rives bad begun to move off ia that direction, under an espeeta don that permission would !boa be given them for that purpose. Port Macquartie, it was understood, would be given up to free sutlers, as soon as atrangesneuts could be Made for receiving the prisoners 'at -Moreton Bap. This step was expected tp give much satisfac tier la those emigrants who had been disappointed in not obtaining land, according to their eapettatientr iaotsr'a River. • lat. - ban( Y tied pay. They are to be posted accord. and, if neceseeny. Me an be transferred to the Battalions grim they arrive at the Ineraiesid pay. awl. During three prate from the date hereokfear "Ffeisl- Oligeri, who, from sae, wounds, or other circumstances, may be disierins of retiring from the Service, will each year have the indul- Intatibliptin the same principle that was allowed under the Order of dim filth of May, lax& « To eEcct this object for the first year of the period, those Oa : tors who are desirous to retire will send their names to die Deputy Adjutam•General, en or before the 10th of Decemba. *ben a selection will be made in the mapper best suited to ewe trite spirit of his Majesty's gracious intention. . "Sid. The General Order of his Royal Highness the law Caw niniader-in Chief, of the 27th Deceenlr:r, 1426, is to be made appli. Ode to the Royal Regiment of Artillery, under the following tegoletiens " The huty-three First Lieutenantsocrving upon full.pay, whose! Coommissions are dated previously to the lit January. 1812, AA keetstise option of being promoted to the unattached rank of Cop ilots half pay of five shillings per diem, and as vacancies on: one to return to the full pay as seiond Capt ains of the Corpt:la" the seder they now stand in the lAst. " The Officers in question to be allowed one moods from the jet* of mina receipt of this communication to consider whether tiny will or will not avail themse:ves of the promotion'. and if they, ills* &Lai period to tiara without forwarding their decision to the' Dorsey Adjutant Oenetal, it will be considered that they wlsktpl gem on full pay as Lieutenants of the Corps. Remiss be understood. tin t nn retrospect will be admitted after the expiration of the a` 1! has •been pleases' to sign Mr lailawint dens In the Royalilogimeot of Ardilerys " To be Lientenant .Cirlonels— Malan Edward •Miglechbro, lames Addams. Wawa Roberts, Thor "Main Idorrison, t P. St: Clair. (Signed) A. DICKSON, Colonel, Deputy Adjutant 9WarMe It la supposed that the hawk of the 45 Liestenant/ aismed bl this &do-. Will accept of the usettached rank of Critelli, as the, will otherwise sabjoet thenirelves t ham a 'lnfos* Olicer plzte over tbent cal rue Amor. • • • .. The Ofixem of . Horse and Foot imllliary sIIU 0011WWWe wear.. ing their splendid new uniform mithskiNPlAllocallimic el die agir • _.• year. • • -"• • Toeiday last, all the troops In Plyiernshr en p o z at ro reeimild by Major-General Sir Joey Ceram% Am. now Meant Wise. The troops appeared In order. amimait tbreogh.the several move/news is the • militamily araiMpl: • The &One Companies of the 7 4 d are at /first nation* at. Armagh. The Swindaa Troap ot Yeomanry Cavalry cisgioss their Mutual dusty on Wednesday. Saturday lase; Captain . Itavininstes Traci arrived at Dutcher , ter Barracks front Trowbridge. and were replaced by a Troop *der the contrnand all,Captahe MATXPAM Wednesday, the Crewlenee and Coker Troop of Yeomanry Oirairbssrminated their annual trrloing and exert:bast Bast calher FASHIONAIIIM7IYELLIGENCE. and soa isles after . , &agars ;11131AL INTELLIGENCE —THIS DA etiomrit very eh bb Maurities %male INN, ; ineistiming to Oct less than 10,5 7 0 b ags, ' which vets ..s the former quondam& the two.inew ia Bidet sosses tkle seek has not been so extensive as was 111 the WOO* made have been me the highest terms Lud t This monde( sheer ware * ..sabre el novas le h g at the actual business up to the middle olf theday eh Before the dosed the day, thettfont, law reechoes "T e ed to take P lace s so &i re Maurer le set so brisk se it wet in tie ea, p en al do wept. and date the East India Company's tanately Oak s o Waft* of importance has been transacted. It is rathee a dept h felt. that all the Pepper offered by the Company wag West., heels and Cloves are rather lower. u continues in good demand, mei mow Suer parcels°, sta. JaliniCa have been bought as hi g h m as ed. per ga'ace i kw ei - 1 - 4 ass Stet pup penc Sd. The total quantity import e d this year ka f b„,‘heons. , Sagam i( has sot advanced beyond the quotation its d i , react Of the week. • There is, however, a stea d y d emand hi. klaZ NOM coasiderabk purchases have b e en m a d e at 255. gal, pa ' s ~ ke a few instances Ms. have been given. Russia* Puosoc a.— In the event of a war with Ni l , the , #a of Odessa Tallow would be much imp e d e d, i f eat fadmr—ri ', f end as a large quantity is yearly imported, a was opened dui the prlies of tallow would be beneficially operated span 4 i ma et stars to the East. The market, however, has no t w hih , g this Is ittributed to the large purchases made at Ss.le di Z at Oe date of the lest advises, viz. of the In inst. ,At Wit • . the quantity shipped of to this country in the presses pi, senadodeed to 157,090 cans, leaving but a small quantity diges t , h oveorbeenl. • Ike stock in this country is' estlinatede g m 5 1a 11$00 alba The prices are quoted at from 3 7.. 3 d . to 37a sg, awe", The demand for Hemp continues at about 3tiss. per too , -. lefatais is steady demand, but at material improve mot cen t Oki, Obtained at the last sale. flaxe—Thit demand both for raw and manufactured silks is tai &sensately pinguld and no improvement is expected anti/ star re stniata, This is usually a dull seams of the year. Tie prim at the last East hada House sale are consitlered to ha w s ea 'pleb too high. The import of &smelt ,ananufacares lama ! k m 'loin very extensive. The Isom Teazle earn:hater brisk, and large order, are isle wipe of compktioa for the Continent, of m.chinetr, &A. fist i is steady at from Alto Pi 1031. per ton. Russian Loa CC.N.D. 4•1 at from .1131 . to Lob 10s. pet ton. Faun burbles' is brisk—fine Turkey Bahia fetch ham 57a Ardencia Raisins are as the advance, and as high tank -sanded. New Turkey Figs are but little Sped •aes. to 70s. per cwt. )LAVAL IN I'ELLIGENCE. • The. wid , im ulportt was fallen is with on the 34 last in hit. ,4th. *of Os wit r-logged sod abandoned. .. The • Olgthey, Earrania, et "Yarmouth, from Sewastle, was '"wracked the Sla th er Salll on Saturday; the crew ad ii. risk se The h, Moans, from Midendriii to Yarmouth, was te shore on Ootleston beach yesterday. bat eaprated to be tot at • Me - Williaii Hatinington, --. from Hull ta Shields, wage. shore DOW Tian Haven s in Wednesday, but gut at without damage. .• ' • • .. A brig thipl a schooner Cr. reported to be o r il shore off the Lind of 801.11*; the latter a Hull trader to Ila whurth. Tbe Chase, Brims, from New York, which was scuttled On &Leff Brake, having caught ire, is condeenned„ sad will be wide the 13th instant. The Newcastle, Taney. from Newcastle, was as in WU lasati chu io ;. os y s t ov be . dil l t_gepr um re s. r. w._Arri. ved (ran Loden thae. . Batts, Ni•Hanzia, for Para., ,_ FOB:swot:TN, Nov. I.3.—Wind S.W.—Arched the MOOR Castle, %armors, from Honduras, in 36 days. - Fatuourn, Nov. 14.—Wind' N. N. W.—Arrived the imam Packet from Bermuda ; saife4 6th October, and Halifax Wok • gamin, Nov. 10.—A vessel with p cargo of manafauundpsh 'and spirits, has been low on the Ttlega Sand. . ~ Pirmoorta, Nov. 15.—The Antelope, render to the Sanas, Licit. bantam, sailed on Saturday, in return to the Dawes.. His Majesty's sloops Cosunarianand. Aces's, and the Coassuals convict ship, came in as Tuesday from Portsmouth out disk way to Bermuda; the. la tter el having !nodbet bow act sus • 100 as to render it neney to scuttle her lower deck. • Onyx, tender to the Royal George yacht, limb din ;arrlYesi iiii Tuesday front Spitheid. ~ The *amble and Niilatiatale cotters, sated an Tindal Ma - Vbe Vigilant ketch, Lieut. MZIESI7II, went oat en Tee* itiornibt; and having communicae4d dish the conviet ship, acwasi , to the, anchorage at Drake's Gland. . The - Sapping e, U, Captain Hasa: Devois , sailed on Tetley* th and th e Awn, to jolts else command it she Meiny. .- also lard} twain packet arrived yesterday frost Silweaah. Ip Mamoine—ilritaania. Ocean, Windsor Castle, Liam, Lady Loadsapacltet. In the Island.—lyallot, Onyx , Vigilant. Make Sionili—ChaJkager, Tyne, Acorn, Celenalsier, Leveret, and Caw Mandel a:mulct ship. TbeCkallenger, nit, Captain Ha 'arson (act.) is nrcted to ad at a moment's notice, ou special service. it is also ramoured, that hii Majany's'ildps Ocean and R noon are likely to be ordered is penned on sank& . • Ihriewana.—The ship Wanderer, et ad for this port, Wit. WAYOOOO roasts, ori her Mpg, from Quebec. was oh the ?Ad d October, in' lat. 43. gO. N. long. K. IS. W. snook wish a bun cross sea. vow& eaniod away her bulwarks, stamtisen, aid tic *ma boon, and ripped up her plank sheer, and amid the ship ea kak two much that the crew, with ail their ructions, nail nos keep bee elem. The suisen maw was then tut away, had the crew, after taking some provisions, took refuge in the tops at nine 'dock at night, wine they bad sot bees boos before the ship wool one on her beam gods; and imam after the masts gave way aid the Manor and woes of the new were unfortunase4 drowsed. She moo righted, and eleven man were kk on the wreck, the ant then making a free break over the ship; they laded dim' Pelves to the windbse and bins, where they remised ler two ' days and nights, :wadi providentially, the Assentaa 'W Great Britain, of Nevi York, Captain T. M. Frank, Mil Sled promptitude to n/ .Malty, came down to their mistaace, wil ow eeeded in taking the survivors of the wreck, althoug h at thener the sea was running it a most treareedims rate. Captain Freaks with the greatest humanity. placed the vas is Mica*, aid the utmost attention to aim, admilisteriog every dung Rem's , to relieve their wants. They were landed at Havrede Cour. irons whence the Mate arrived here on Friday. Tos mach pmm canyon be bestowed on Captain French. his oaten, ood at'. 41 ' . their !Within an, this occasion. THZ TURXISH ADMIRAL'S FLAG —Tuesday dues nom, as Lord VW.Min INGIOTIIIII. whom Admiral Commie , dispatched with intelligence of his , 10 , 148114 Manly, parsed di m * this city, en his way to she Adusiraky, hie Lordihip had arrow , froth his carriage, " The Tartish Admiral's only atoppa4 a minute or two to change horses at the Fossisiz,tr but kit of nor fellow citizen' had an oppurtattity of ming rho o' Uniting tiopby....kosit Herald, Num Is. •H w Disuse —The first hop dinner for the ems roologtaceen Wednesday, at the Fleece Inn, Canutemrb Elwt. gurnguats and vaspecsibtecom - pAny sat down to dinarr; and t ry sparly:sosipk's of prime East Kent pockets and begs were eabilwri. )14 gliee. ; Were effected ankbest pockets did eat fetch awe , - • • At th! conclusion of a •- letal in the Court Of Edinbuigh; on. Saturday list, the Lord Advocate remisii•d." hat Ibis was the last of shaft's cresai: in Orkwlikch the principal parties had been convicted/ andirittlih competed the business connected with tb il Urile, country, though there still rensained.rmie cause — rdt%ttial from another quarter. He could -rat 'help 'expressing his regret at the continued peace of crude - .• tihich, of late, hid much increased in di :glibourliocid, The time Was still fresh in the reod lettion Of their Lordships, when a justiciary trial as coniidered in Edinburgh -as , something rensartabie , m 4 seldom occurred beyond once a month : bin last leg the Court • had sac - every Monday doting Ses b t " sides holding three several sittings of pearl' each in length, occupied entirely in criminal was true that there had been some cases parts of the country; but nine-tenths of the crimes cornmitzed in this city or its neigl Those. be said, connected with its police. 'deavour, if possible, to devise efficient Meal): for the punishment, but for the prevention and he was sure that was their anxious wish. not but rhyroce . the frequency of the Crime breaking, which,.even while these cases ' progress) -had ken committcil to an catral tent." • ut it h6 l4 6. 4 \ . rim yesterday the ',Gering of dim illlhtrious SocklCl' . THE ARMY. ' - OOMMERC sv — t - t - Pftd iteelefte r*l TE""thi e :meelas adreeteebf this age td pg -;,.. .•- ?.oinigiirki 'llvrt . Tiber. wass isk th e "Pm" t° I ''' •'"-. of m a i ad ttechnioett esteem s ire* lkgt ftwas Oalblik 4.4 llie:alleseta-Gauseee. has Vie, 0 the IBM yesterday; tlit i r e of Hietloo widows. who :._ . s a , qv' --7-1 , _.. 4 0 1 f a k..aesig-w s o • ise d a sars, (liken of tire lloyal Arellky, alit . 11esibie, wily! froa rtiotai l mid i°, se at s : tram ISIS to 1820, ieelusimt, `, "Mae ea atr°,ll . iff.•••• . a roil a their tong, faititfugend gallant Miliices, had bees Ara. aittemplatioe of thole cruel sa- which filled my heart. - ~- • . • . ...- amegy pleased to direct that the fellening arrangement shill be jabot 4"1 ni acemoscif 'Lancet, ceedibleher - ~ De s iring, however, that th e Acmirety sumac be -pied into effect: nesettet, but the e here Siren the recorded lar , fully informed of the lively gratitude with *Mehl have ~ 1w• Tee regimental mot a stijor Is 'bathed, and the ntim- limited. &fore emit a doubt whether .it wov hi ...3...7.....i .s,:. .1A of irs wooed. I bee you to be the Imo of Liooteltollt-Colott!lt !t 'demented to the ProPorttot; of oar e TE ed te . tli a . . . aessam. lead, a wee' L,.,l:77:sogssouinelrlicirdiudioalticalignicatuartse‘beaccoeft'i.rtcoufbao46l6oo:lo:ligiesti:. ARRIVALS. Millar! of Sherborne, in Grosvenor-street; 'Major Mitchell. ha 1 Plocadilly; Colonel Malcolm, in Hanover-square; Sir Rwasbold, Bart. in Piccadilly;. Captain , Robert Smith, in Mil* street, from the Netherlands; ki.o. Henry Greville, is George: erect, Hanover-square the ffirl'of Carlisle, at Carlisle House, Grosvenor-place Lthe Hoe. Charles Talbot, in Grosvenor-strong Cannel Arid, in Prirk.street ; the - Hon. Algernon Grevilkj Pleendilly ; Mr. and Mrs . Dandle,. in Brook- street , front PS% Mr. and Mrs. Percy For, In Green-street, Park-lane,. from ante; the Hon.-James Abercrombie, in New -street, Spring.gan dens ; Mr. Ralph Abererheibie -in' Piccadilly • !stn. and Mho Curl sons, in Park-street, 'from liamsgste • C aptain Porter, is the Regent-street, friss Malia.;: thelfarl and Countess of Lon;dnlo, Milton. from, their reet4 Lowther, Westmorland; Sir Jun* Mackintosh, Bart. at the Niarquis of Laqadosin'a, in Berkman* , square, from Staffordshire ; Major end Mrs. Thornton from Ire ? land; Mrs. and Miss Kingston, in Park -street, from Sc arborough potent King, hi Piccadilly, honk Cheltenham John Burke, Esq! itJordan's Hotel, St. Jamesbotteet,. from adikee Mi ss Ile /*rib, at Meares Hotel, Broole.street, from W Drayton - a' Locker, at ditto; from Surrey; Captain. Mao a tour; Colonel sod Mrs. Thompson, at iP i 134 *street, rive Yorh ; Sir Geer* aid Lady Wales; Lord and Lady Headley, at Redone Wait Milool, Irma Ireland. DEPARTURES. ! A --- The Awl and Countess of Sikora, Lord Iforytietnt, boast ideb Montgomery Molyoeur, and the Ladies Molygmax, (row firilly' too-lure% for Crortedt Hall, war Liverpool; Mr. 11. ist Longtori Hall. in Staffordshire ; Ravi Nelson,' lee ill lark, near Salisbury; Captain and Mrs. Neville, for SIM Old Miss Tennant, for the New Steyne, Brigham; 111Iw 11114.! me, for Dublin - Captain aod Mrs. James. for anilhant awvldta• Mr. sad .Airs. Lock, for the Parade, Bath ; Major Actbs, fu r by Major Arntetrang, for Dublin; Lady and Mies Campbell ha Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Caitarl, for_ kaki Cettrit sang ' lia; Maitland, for Plymouth Dock ;• Major Frederick ilict;te4 for .111adt • Mr. an& Mrs. Carter, tor the Parade, Tsar*, Welts; Mr deorge liVarrendec, Rue for its -mac in Berke; Major and iffea. -fiockann, from firook•ittret, for Brighton; Mrs. Prenon Gam the Landed Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Hampton y Wm. Lowndes„ Sail. from ditto, (or Bair; Mrs. Admiral and the two Mews Douglass, from Scalie's Hotel, Lower _ v` : - - Arbis saisink shout half-past one o 'clock. a very re limitable looking couple passed through the toll-gate ea the Strand side of Waterloo Bridge, the gentleman Paying juar., the collector upon duty, the two poste; Aim lady, who was dressed in black silk, seemed In igb spirits, but her companion seemed rather loci ;1 after they had passed through, Carlo observed them enter the akove over the first arch below the bridge, aid they had not been there many minutes before the gestieman walked deliberately back to Carlo, and care lessly sad, " that foolish woman that came through ism now with me is going to drown herself;" Carlo took uo particular notice of what he said at the mo ment, and the gentleman returned - again to the alcove, and the next moment, murder, murder, was called out, , Opparently in a female voice; Carlo and Lawrence the watc.hiniso instantly tan to the spot, where they found the gentleman standing looking over the balustrades of elm bri‘ges Lawrence and Carlo mounted the coping, aitul tbuld plainly see the unfortunate female floating with 'betide, with her arms extended as if for,e,ssiat-t ante, which was in vain, for none could be affertled; weskit was Sten to sink to rise no. more alive. The gentleman, who seemed somewhat alarmed at the dread ful circuinstance.returned to the toll-house, andEdwardi the constable.. whore night it was at the watchhouse, was sent for, but before he could arrive he was suffered to depart upon leaving his address, as living in Upper . Spriag-street, Portman-square. He did not attempt to explain the affair, or whether or not he knew the . uafor-' tunate woman. It is somewhat strange that alter he had given his address he proceeded along the bridge, which is, of course, the contrary direction to Port:nate square. Carlo declares that when they passed over to Me - bridge, the lady seemed quite cheerful, and thar, from that time till the time be heald the screams of murder, he heard nothing pass between them. _ _ The body. of. Lady GaORGIANA PAIINiOII was re moved on Friday from the Admiral's house. Deronporr, on board the Providence tender, for tooveyance to Rose Hill, the seat of Bat Noarnosa, near Southampton. The tteadmill, at Sydney, has lately been stopped for taaatd" ands." or, as Ws ought to say, for want of " feet." The esimo rf of the " gdatlosa" seems, from this circumstance, to have ~asded much of late. It re qu ires 30 persona so" w or k t h e m ill," 19 ;estertlay the accumatulation of delinquents amounted only . Jam ii.- A diabolical policy has been handed about the City. 'giving live guineas to return 100, 11 - dir three Ambas sadors' heads, at Cosetaptinople,wy - le on the 15th Noteiaber. .~ r.~