Star. — London, England, 1828-01-29 00:00:00

- ••~ THE EVEN As,l. Mexican licasitian Bolivia Colombian afenican United Mexican LONDON . 0-4%, K. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. • TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1828. ACCISSION or KING Gaol= IV—HOLIDAY •r TUX BAN:. .. • . stoeic EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols opened this morning at 851 1, and at present may be quoted at 851, alternately buyers and sellers, with little doing. '. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The extreme fluctuation in the Consol Market this mOrning, bas btenfrom 851kto 8511, and at present may be quoted at the latter price - with little doing, as all patties are anxious to see the King's Speech. The chief business doing is in the Foreign Market, caused by the arrival of the Brazil Mail. The letters front Rio ate at-va riance; tome of them are of a pacific description, and state that th e WI of the Exchange there to 32, is owing to a great quantty- ol mosey being remitted to Englan d fur goods purchased. an not lotting 0 any political motives. The accounts from Buenos Ayres received at Rio, are said to be favourable, and that peace may bo expected to take place this month. The Brazilian Mining Shares have fallen above sel2 per Share this morning, owing to the produce of the Mines falling off. Brazil Stuck has also fell 1 per Cent. FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK Brazilian lids. SyrOt. 61 Dit.,lldil. 1815. 5 p Ct. Do Acct. 601 601 Do. Acct. 171 1 rolontioatt llossd, 6 per et. blea.lbis, 1825, 6 p Ct 44/ D0.80nd5,182 4 , 23,451 44/ 45 Danish ltd. , . 3 p Ct. 611 1 1 Nov. lid,. 6 p C. 251 1 De Aier. 61k Reis. Eds. 1822. 5 per Ct. 94 Cheek Medi, S p Ce. -• Span. Ms. 1823. 5p.C. 71 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. etta.e. ram 100 85 30 281 35 20 • 93 98 81S 50 74 5441 100 221 251 261 ton 23 121 111 40 35 151 HOUSE OF LORDS—THIS DAY. The second Session of the pre ent Parliament was this day opened by Royal Commission. At two o'clock the Loan CHANCELLOR entered, and. having talen his seat, together with the other Noble Lords, appointed as Lords Commissioners for opening Parliament in his MAJESTY'S Mime, the Gentleman U.ber of the Black Rod. Sir THOMAS Tvawnitr, was directed to tequire the attendance of the Commons. In a kw minutes, Mr. SPEAKER,- preceded, and at. tended by the Offnets of the House, and followed by a considerable number of Members, appeased at the tar. The Commission having been read, his Lordship, in an audible and film voice, delivered the folloning most gracious S,leech: " My Lords and Genliensen, " We are c.mmanded by his MAJeSTY to acquaint you, that his MAJESTY continues to receive from all Foreign nine's and States assurances of their desire to maintain the relations pf amity with this country ; and that the gteat Powers of Europe participate in the earnest wisb of his MAJESTY to cultivate a good under. standing upon all points which may conduce to the preservation of peace. " His hlAJawri has viewei for some time past, with great concern, the state of affairs in the East of Eutope. " For several years a contest has been carried on be. tween the Ottoman Porte and the Inhabitants of the Greek Provinces and Islands, which ,has been marked on each side by excesses revolting to humanity. 14 In the progress of that contest, the rights of neu tralßtates and the laws which regulate the intercourse of civilized na/iuns have bieu repeatedly violated, and the peaceful commerce of his MAJILIITT'S subjects . bar been exposed to frequent interruption and to depre dations, too often siggravated by acts of violence and atsiroity. " His MAJUTT has felt the deepest anxiety to ttr urinate dte calamities, and avert the dangers, insepara imie from hostilities, which constitute the only exception to the general tranquillity of Europe. " Having been earnestly entreated by the Greeks to interpose his good offices, with a view to effect a reconci liation between them and the Ottoman Pate, itaassxy coocvrted measures for that put poke, in die first instance, with the Emperor of Russia, and subbrquenhy with his IMPERIAL. MAJEbTY and the King of FRANCE. ' “ His Warm has given directions that thete should be laid before you copies of the Protocol signed at St. Petersburgb by the Plenipotentiaties of his Maxestir, and of his IMPERIAL MAJESTY the Em- perm of Russia, on the 4th April, 1826, and of the Treaty entered into between his MAJZSTY end the Courts of the Tuileries and of St. Petersburgh on thi 6:llJuly, 1827. “ In the course of the measures adopted with a •irw to carry into effect the object of the Treaty. a collision wholly uuespected by his MAJESTY took place in the port of Navarin, between the fleets of the contracting Powers and that of the 0 t i ontan Prte. " Note ithstanding the valour displayed by the com bined Fleet, his MAJEiTY deeply laments that this con ftret should have occurred with the naval force of an ancient Ally ; but he still entesteins a confident hope, that this untoward event will not be followed by futther hostilities. and will not impede that amicable adjust ment of the existing differences between the Porte and . the Greeks, to which it is so manifestly their common interest to accede. "• In maintaining the national faith, by adhering t , ) the engageosints into which his MAJIIB I Y 4.: ente , ed, isllln.issfY %Ail! never lose bight of the great ohjrct• . to which all his efforts have been directed—the tens,,• • gado* of OA contest between the hostile Partici— tht permanent settlement of their future Relations to each other,--and the maintenance of the repose of E,r dpe upon the basis on which it has rested since the last general Treaty of Peace. 1 His MAMMY has the greateat satisfaction in in forming you, chat the purposes for which his MAJESTY, u po n the requisition of the Court of Lisbon, detached w military force to Portugal, have been accomplished. The obligations of good faith having been fulfilled, and the safety and'icdependence of Portugal secured, his MAJESTY has given orders that the forces now In that country should be'immediately withdrawn? " We are commanded by his MAJESTY to acquaint you, that his MAJESTY h 4s concluded Treaties of Amity and Commerce . witb die Emperor of BRAZIL, and with ,the United States of4lesico, copies of which will, by his MAJESTY'S commands, be laid before you. Gentlemen of Me House of Commons, " His M.t.lasry has ordered the E.timates fur the Current Year to be laiJ before you. They have been prepared with every regard to economy Consistentµ ith the exigency of tLe p.,bbc service. " We are commaniled by hie MAJUTY to recom mend to ycllr tally attention, an enquiry into the state of the Revenue and Caper-ituie of the country. Hii, MAssurry is assured that it will •be satifactory to you to learn that, notwithitanding the diminu tion which has Wet') place in some branches of the Revenue, the total amount of receipt (Writs the last year haa not disappointed the•espectatii,ns.which*Wete' entertained at the.cammencement of it. . " My Lords and Gentlymertb " His MAJESTY has commanded us to . infortn:you that a coigiderlsble incrtase has taken place in the Export e of the principal Articles of ugitisb Manufacture. This improvemea of our Foreign To ade has led to a more general employment of the population, and affords a satisfactory indicati , gn of the continued abatement of those commercial difficulties which recently affected so severely the national industry. " His MAJESTY commands us to assure )ou,„ that he plats the firmest reliance upon your continued endea yours to improve the condition of all classes of his sub jects--to advance the great object of his MAJIIITY!S solicitude—the prosper ity anlbappilless of tiffs people." . The House of Lords was na 'r numerously iattended as we base seen it. on former, occisions. 'His Royal Highness the :Lottp Hion ADMIRAL wai present, and a few Ladies. • The Paris Papers of Satorday., and the 'Gazette de Fiance dated Sunday, were received ism night: The former are . still occupied With discussions coneetnin4 tle Ministry, which have little interest herr. The in telligence in the tatter is not of much itnpooance. A communication froin Constantinople states, 'that the Tut kish Government had made certain proposals to the Russian Ambassador before his departure, not essen tially differing from those of the Allies ; and it is Added that the Porte was employed in drawing up a memo rial on the negotiations, which is intended to submit through the medium of the Sardinian Ambassador to the Allied Courts. Modon. The Austrian 06 truer to the 18th, and Algeserine Zeitung to the 231 instant, have been received. The formet, in a leiter from Zinte. describes Lord COCHRANE as having appeared off Kivarin, with a view to prevent provisions reaching the Turco Egyptian forces. TB*A• HIM P*cn*, who has used great exertions in refitting the remnant of his fleet, which anoints to twenty-nine sail of all classes, has threatened, if his Usrdship should make a second appearance ve the harbour, to send against him the best of bis ships, and try the chance of a battle. The only article of the lea 4 importance in the Al., gemeinc &item is vantrauniciied from the frontiers of Bosnia, which states that great preparations are making there for war. Tile Governor had assembled al the Capitaini and Agas of the Province s and communi• cated to tkem a Duman from the Gitattp SEiGNon direc'ing that all the fort►essrs should be repaired and supplied with provisions; tl►at ali the Mussulmans %Multi be armed, and certain sums raid br way of preparation for the war ; and that canton: was ordered' to be cast at the fourdery of Bavialousa with the least possible delay. It was at the same time announced t (lief Capiraini and Agas, that they bad nothing leap prebend from their neighbours the Austrians, even bough they should assemble an Army of Observation in the frontiers; and that they were, on pain of death, to abstain from offering insuli to the Austrians, or tot he Christian suhjects of the Porte in Bosnia.—The following are rattact• : • ZANTE, Dicguaga 14. On the 17th of last month a European ship of war, beating a flag of- truce, entered the harbour of Navarin from the West. This ship was the English sloop of war the Pelican. Captain W. A. U. Hamilton, recon noitred the port, and, without having ,any communica ion with the Turkish ships lying in it, icon left it, and put to sea again. The Pelican, which has since anchoted in our roads, is appointed to cruize in the I ,, nian seas, as far as Cape Malian. The following day, the ,18th ult. there ap peared on the south side, in sight of Navarin, a frigate, t corvette, and a brig; the first had the Spanish flag. hut the two others had none. These ..hips remained off :41 .var till the evening of the 19th, and then withdieo ut appeared again in a few days, and it was observpi f r om \ M dnit that two schooners• joined it frog( in,e to time. On I'4 N ieember a prong riaitti • ind obliged al tfrOe Chip, to leave dm coast. tfre:e • i is no doubt but these ships were the Hellas igue, corvette taken from tbt Egyptians list summer, and the wi g 8 4 . 1 1 r. Ibrahim Picha is. said to have declared that if Lord Cochrane ihoold again ~hew himself tear Navasin, he would send against him the best shipl'he 'had at Navaeiss, and try the chance of a batttle. I. The number of Turkish and Egyptian ships of war 'now in the harbour of Navarin is twenty•nine, viz. one ship of the line of the Con,tantinoide fleet, much da maged, four frigates of the sane fire' in the same con dition, two frigates of the same fleet fit for service, one cut down Egyptian ship of the line in tolerable condition, Eve corvettes.l I brigs, five schooners of the Egyptian fleet in good condition, and 26 transports. The following had left N.t•arin since the bode of tOth October ; one Egyptian schooner, which convoyed merchantmen fi om Nay ar ia to the neighbourhood of Zante ; one Constanti- aople corvette, which conveyed Tahir Pacha to the capital ; one Egyptian corvette and schooner, which are gone to Alexandria, and a transport which is still at ,as the 6th inst. Ibrahim PAcha received from the Governor of Tripolizza, Soliman Bey, dispatches, in which he states, that his troops are in good condition, and that the fortress has provisions for three toonttss, and has nothing to tear from an intuit. On the other hand, the Egyptian troops in the camp at Navagn and Modoo, appear to suffer from the wont of pas visions, so that the rations have been diminished by one third. This caused some excesses on the. 6:h instant, at Modon, where a part of the gruv rison attacked the bakers' shops Mend plundoied them. Ibrahim Pacha had the 'guilty severely pis. nishafg:' Supplies .1)4 ve since se ached' Oiehp from Zante, which alternately supplies the Greeks And rcs With prow i Amis. _ _ Oa the 10th iust. a Greek brig cast anchor in this road, irs !rich on the 12th proceeded on its voyage to the coast of Acarnania. It carries previsions to Drago , mestre, where General Church lAnded with several thousand men at the end of last month. thr entering. this port the brig hoisted Greek colours, but was obliged to take them down by or der t f the Engli.l► resident here. FROM THE FRONTIERS OF BOSNIA, Jam. 7.• The military preparatious are becoming .etious in this province also. Mahmei Abdurpahan Pacts*, Governor of Bosnia, summoned all the Capitanis and Agas to come without delay to Serajevo, and asked them in what state their districts were—how many troops they had at their disposal—what stock of arms, ammunition, and ovisinns they had— and in what state the for it eises, forts, Sic. were? On the almost tonanimons, tussw.er, that the fortre,ses were not in a good state of defence, and that the supplies were deficient, the Captains nod Agas were made accpaintrd wi It the Sultan'f,, fir ma% commanding all there places to be imme diately repatied anus provisioned; a general aiming of, the Musittleren, that they may be ready at the first call; the payment of a certan sum of monai for defraying other espenses ; and, at the same time. ordering inctea,ort activity in tl e cannon &uniting Banjaluka.- It was also announced to theM by this firman, that they l'fird not . the least cruse to fear any thing from their 'paCific neighbour Anstria," even in caseAliat Poser should station an Army of Observation upon the frontier. All the Mussnlmen are therefore ordered, ow pain of losing their head., to refrain from any offence to Austrian subjects, including the Christian individuals in Bosnia. but at the same tiMft to have • watchful eye upon all their proceeding*, • As a proof of the friendly relations between Anstr;a the Porie, ;vulgarise - mentiered •hat, at the destredtbe Porte, an island lying near the tot tress of Brod was few days ago solemnly delivered up to it, which Island; : like all the others in the live, has been since the lasi peace in the hands te A ustlia.rrilgeareine Zeitynr;Jan.22. 13f the Brazil Mail which left Rio Janeiro on the Ist tilt:we have received the Diado Fluminense to the 30th Nov. inclusive, of 'which the folloning.are extract.: 1110 DE JANEIRO. Oa the 16th of November the Emperor closed the Sessions of the Chambers with the following speech: i! 1 cannot but congratulate myself on the happy result of the labours of the Assembly'doring this Sea. joss. My love for Brazil, the'present political circum statirei., and the national interest, obl;ge me to remi.id you tharthe abode in this capital - of the majotity of the Members of the Chambers would be extremely useful, because, as we re still at ear, stud in hope of cot,. cluding a treaty peace, it may happen to contain owe article on the determinat.on of boundaries, which re-claire' legislative measures, and without which the Treaty cannot be concluded. I leave it to the wischni of each of the Members to consi !er * hat passes, hoping a result which may shew to Brazil the uiterest w. all take in its happiness. The Session i, closed." The Diario us clittfly filled with the debates oft e Chaenber.,,and with the official promulgation of ib,. taws passed during the Session. The Deputies were occupied in some sittings with the subject of the vim. terfeit copper coin in the province of Bahia, and passed a resolution to the effect that: " It being notorious that the authorities of the province of Bahia hadtokrated the manufacture and free• circulation of counterfeit coin, receiving - it in the public coffers, the attention of thin ehamber had been called to this scandalous pro cietling, and it had resolved . to lay the matter before his Majesty's Government, urging the necessity of making the abovenientiosted authorities responsible for this abuse." RIO, Nov. 20. Letters deserving credit, dated Monte Video, the 2d inst. say-- 1, There is a revolution in Buenos Ayres. The Goiernor and Alvear were arrested, and sent to the province of Mendorica, and there is a general try for peace. 1 believe that the seem of the duration of the war was discovered, and that the people are npt disposed to suffer any more (or foreign policy. NOV. 22 —The Diario announces a change in th Ministr y. The following are the names of the new Ministers : - ----- - - Dr. P. de ARA NJO LIMA, for the Interler. Marquis de - A RACATY. Pureign Affair& MIGUEL CA LMUN du PINE c ALhIEIDA, Finance • LUCIU SOAR li.S TF.I X EIRA de GOUyii.A. Justice. Brigadier RENTO RA ItItOZO PEREIRA, WA.. • Cotnniudore DIUGO JORGE it Mil 10, the hlari ie. Thee numinAtions air Ail ciaftd '40t.1 Novena* . Rio Pitrist9.l4e3olk Aov inclusive. THE KING. • 111D11011. Jost. 28 --Ht• NIA/113711, WVagie MTV, state, is in excellent spirits, and 4irite recovered frost' late slight indisposition ;' ' the Duke and Duchess GLOUCILSTIM are both at the Royal Lodge, and do , take their departure till to-morrow. Toe Royal ?end has been ordered to remain until their departure. : MAJISTY entkrtaittd a nun*: ous p.tity Isar-1441g, and there will also be a dinner party this. .404 the Royal Lodge. fON: . J — A N. 28. Her Royal Highness the Pit:lces' Auovernostotoded Divine Service in the Chapel Royal, at the terday. when a suitable discourse was • priiihed by Rev. Mr. BUTellitß, the Chaplain. Her Royal Highness did not go out in the course of the afternoon. %V -happy to add, that her Royal Highness sustained effeetsfrom her visit to the New Church on Thor , FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAL WHITEHALL, JANVAILT to The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be snider the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain Ireland, for granting to the Right . Honourable Wilkens Viscount Beresford, G.C.B. the nice of 3laster General hlaiesty's Ordnance, of the said United Kingdom, - - WHITEHALL, Imitates' 211. The King his been pleased to direct letters patent to tit under the Great feat of the United Kingdom of Gre;t ,11ffiabi and Ireland, constituting and appointing the Right Hormatatidde Charles Arbutliwn, William Dacres Adams, and Henry Dar &qrs. to be Commissioners of his Majesty's Woods, Forestsi Land Itemises. giffiergser ratiI4nCiNAULE ' , I NTELLIGENCE. • 1. t•• . , • • ARRIVALS. • The Cnieritais wf Castle Stewart, in 0/niseesteritbeet Gamagba.fratis his seat in Ireland; mid lady Game+ and lk 'from berkshire, in Portams-squase; Frederrel West, Esq. Mid - Mrs. F. 'West, is llppet. Bnaok-sweet, from Cultism she Linke and Dacha's-Of &anion. and Family, st their house Grothreisut ensre. from their seat, Badminton, Gloserstanhilbe the-Duke of Leerhathid his Sun :the Marquis of Carmarthen). 3- Breton.trestb Beekelersquare. from Moray Castle, Yorke . the Mastoi-parsley; at his home in Berkeley-square, Irons sear, Cobham Hall, Keat ; the Earl and Coolness of Jersey, ab-thelr house in Berkeley-square i hem their seat. Cense% Park;Gsfordsliite; had of •Reisitivi, and Lady J. St. at their hotrie in St. Jam es's.square. (torn their seat in Scotland Ma. Henry liatike4. IILP. in Otd Paliccqyarcla from Kitikston 1- 1 lion. William Wpbinstime, in Harley street; Captain Vid Horace Scorns, in Albeniarleistretit,..funn ?aces; Sir Meyrick Burrell, on Illebrnond.weriee.i from Lop. Castle and Miss Normaniell. in Bronk.street; from ICi . nkgate and Mrs. Lumley, in Pill-Mall, froin Burimighbridge,Aerkshtre Major Hastings, In Duisbe-stseet, from the Archltireitgas Mite 7' Alt's _Pitilsorn. is Gmsvenur-street, from Lint/teat, in Wi tali Hop. Percy Wyndham, in Grontentir.place, from the Earl kgrensuces seat at petworth; Captain' oral, Lady R. Fielding, tbeir huusi in Saekvilie-street. frotw.:iheit seas.. Liyeutk Abb Wilts; Sir Richard and Lady Phillips, at MO beim hi.C.isendi. square, from their seat in W &lasi the% graceal tie tilitio Stopio/d. Bart. at the Royal St:Atisies'ipstreet, ftwool II:10 seat; Frognal Mr. tad . .M#.. . .M#.. & 'Jot 4 1 . Jame.'s•street; from the COntlinoan I. Parratt, at . 1r0t013%. lima, St. J Ames' .-dr re.; 4tna "rite; Cdaepc; iltalte; at ditto, from . 11rIgistobt B. .Ltstei, 'at 'tram 1`641 I..eradoek ? Esq.. yeLL'. .4 Must (roan Vorksbi Major Graenoe, at 'ditto; Mr, Stevenson and Me. &vita:lions ditto, frunt'their sea(.in Wales; Sir Charlet chat ) , Bart. a Hon. Captain 'rumour, at Fiadon's Rotel, t.lo,(orci.strert i Norfolk ; Thomas Sivintserton, Esq. at &tin, 002X1 Halt; Robert ilurtuw, lag. at ditto, from a toms; G. W. T hiq. M.P. at the Hutt', 01.1 Burlington and Streets, kohl his seat i z-E.tiesictite Park, Devises; Sir G. ' Bart. at ditto; from I/tightens. DA • The Countess of ClareiCio*ltrthilTtia eßarl WA of Warwick's seat. wick Castle, Warwickshire; the Honourable Mr. U. Roos. Worcester ; the 'Honourable Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burrell Sir William litanitint's seat in Sus ! ts; Sir F, Agar Bart. Y seat in.Suffrilk ; Captain awl Mrs. Colville, from B erkeleyfor Bath ;Jim. J: Vaughan and Family, from Warren's Regtvit-street, fur their seat Dear Bristol; Mr. sad Mrs. Plum: from the Se Georges Hotel, Allicatarle-greet, for their Kent. • ' • , • COM MECIAL -INTELLIGENCE- r ams D. % . Towards the end of last week the matheta for rtanfmaifil .illeithseyouch less active dish- for some time presithisti, of the notion Oen dining large "amnia of Mao** tsi ba .oI by public auction, • Today not leas than 2.111101 Ilisolostitted, and tomsorrovr 3,090 bags are advertised. "tiiiinsorning, therefore, the same insattleity.prevaiAs an it rAtarkets, and-no business of bivalence *as done, The( ilroin the West India .Dr-cki *are eattsisive; and the comparative `deficiency in the stock Is thstefine increasing. Foreign Sugars canre in demand, bat fit no inigrcitleillt kP *fire. is the market business this week is not rite m btleht Cettehetir Mediterranean, are quoted from .431. to alts. As the vane* bid goods J. small, a farther improvement is looked for, the *talker conchae* open. The Rest India Company .14 6 crow 619 bags of Sugar, besides Rice, Coffee, Ate. Coeraa..—A fair demand eaists for shipping qualities; accounts from the Condom* being mom favourable, poreltaresin eaportation are made free. Jamaica, Sabine, and Dements advanced prices; and the businesi done in foreign Coffee, laxly Brand, has been rather ettensive, at prices from is. higher than a fortnight since. Scums...-Tae East India Company have Webred far Mk 19th Feb. I,llllin bags of Cloves, 25 cases of Nate, 2,9110 ger, Pepper 3,324, White d 0,105 bags, and 1521 tons of In the articles enumerated business I. slack, the awaiting of the sale. In Ciasamon there continues a pretty steady at prices from igd. to 2d. above the last salts. Pimento command a ready sale. The Inaba , sale bat gnat elf with mach lea Wanting ,anticipated; sad are an averagsr die prices are from id. 'Mower than last sale. Gad. was in gdad demand. Woot--Some romiderable salts of Spanish, Russian, and other Wools situ take plate this week. The prices 'general firm. H0r5....-The demand for Sussex Hops continbes brisk, the gut-cations of this day week an advance of trim Ss. '... cwt. may be noticed. Kent Hops asen not oo netich inquired and the price is therefore about the saint. RUSMA/4 PitonuVit—Tallow remains. very Orm ; at CANA , 38s. 3d. and the holders demand an advance. The elarcis.sses home consumption are steady, and the stock of hOnte Tabus) is now expected to be 16 peat as was' anticipated. The markets fa ' Hemp and Elm hate given way, and each•are today considoitably lower. Some few sales were made at prices from it per oft on the quotations obtained a week 'lace. The COTTON klarket la much lets buoyant Una i t. was since: After the conclusion of the sale in Tuesday at ' India House, some prawn welt made at Surma at prices offered: The Markel for nearly all. description* to-day. Egyptian, however, finals ready parchmeni prices, the stock being very small compared with what, year. Extensive ahiprniats of East India have been made Prince ESTRRHAZT entertained a distinguish! to dinner yesterday at ettaatim How, Berl),ley-square. The Countess of Lanz had a card party evening at bet boss*. is Iliikasiet, ikriurley-aqtaare.. • Su GBORQII WA 11111041)114, tad a dinner party yesterday, at his holm is Selaanor-piefe. Sit (it:olmi t;i4taf, liaq: returns to the AdairaitY aro, of, the .Couneil to his itiahness the Loop tilos Am* ae ift in f o r roi.pi of 3. /f. MN. who is hone to India as PrieateSicretary to the . Govrinor Gametal: • underitandOuda tteen received at thr • Adinirdlty - lions Commotion Pewit% Ortthe color of Atr* which prrclic.la all claalics kW*, 'Win Of the liedwinjt Mow r war. Cdptal i s Cpiv &wpm, asoirliiiplgtfascles ntatits4 wjth the nag of that vessel hove `beta IN Awes . . inn • • • pl M 'no 9 in hit .• •.ege re of he lo not f r y, fror ?And sing co' L:n:Hel .1d remc Pal% The Ii rtif at es terda, - • t Kendt i• ( The D „ g e, coded oaour of . . les• •• . r night by the I A Cab filets oast. at I Ve ate , t he ' 11 ill . ammo .achy m aw; 49. wo ws' llp s ing Lim passed on. G ° ato and sdvis re Cur ato I el W I lidH Undo ii, es . 4 4 The ,11:114% Mafia! • A B°l mk mama I Vales Prise Prey da trk Gl Fandlll. The Owe? kuuse `ogwOl "shift' 'clesto hen), t rlnhirer o a pi roan hit of cc *Y. and 641 a t. Mkt. AOlOl rotkand '!be en Hall; ,rds I nit ilrs. Chartrs • y Mr. e. Nita. The Cu nnel . Soto ~his N dia..ani hark , leakier ,• sib Mei n( ins .. g It ever' Abbey, ompli it.fletard lekl as .4114 ineenik o ict, 'tat INGI c ; Lord !ttestl it ditto, . Oren tow. at • and the lid 'et, frUnk hittertna attle . Taylor, lid Cork . i. Wood. • Tlu C it. War- he toos; for Prei rrell, for Lori . Ter ho, i L on raquare, Firs s Hotel. Cha 'leor.ree, Ila. * seat it% Sect • S.: 3 cl :iy). . Nisucaro .Pre the elfedl- pee l Marritiva .ight SS. 7 111 Clw 61. the to l eo tha:Stlaw ddiveriet His asparatiw Segue are Vie he regime ril(fk# b. ock :et • Po 0r..41•14• Sal lay mra• MP ..As Lo -I CO 4 I rchaiesdhe onto rate fetch hilli e. partici. ..14it to is. sit Sol be :ate: the bags Gls: Lo SAltpetrat y demand, en o does not he or than was 'de, . to ts.6e., he' utt Genoa*, ' bl}l Ices are IA sod on •fi to as. per Pe *red Out • OF AI isali as. to • p rebates for , shoe Is trot markets fet tl etwiskiably he 10s. tap en Pee i weak tu re the Zie lar deldwel CJs langag Of as forme coo adt was lot isde latteet• ' tat ih•ci party It Cim yeaterdry 'W • liner party - Ira sit Admiralty sit