Star. — London, England, 1828-10-06 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. S.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1828. • PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock Shut India Bonds 89 . 5 per Cent. Red. Shot South Sea Stock 3 per Ct. Cons. 861 4 j Old Annuities se per Cent. Shut 11000 Exckei. Bills 75 6 4 5 31 per Cent. Red. Shut 1500 Ditto 75 6 4 per Ct. New,loll j 1108 and 1200 Ditto 75 6 4 per Cent. 1826, Shut Bank for Acct. 212 Long Ann. Shut India for Acct. 240 India Stock Consols fur Acct. 861 7 4 FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO 011.0(..K. Brazilian Bds. 5 pet. DoAect 381 * Do Acct. 621 j Poring. Bd.. SpC. Buenos Ayrts lids. 6p C. Do Acct. 561 54 64 Do Acct. 46 Pruss. Bonds, 5 p Ct 1001 Colombian lids, 8 per Ct. Ru55.8d5.1822, 5 pCt. 934 S* Do.Bonds,l 824, 204 Do. Ace. 931 Do. Acct. 21 Spanish. Bds 5 p Ct.ll I Diniett lids. 3 pet. 624 * Uo.Acct.lll 12 Greek a 15.1825,5 p Ct. 164 Fr. Rentes, 3 p Ct. 74f 81e5.8d5,1825,6p Ct. 38j Exchange, 25f 30c • BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. /HAIM PAID. 100 95 000 380 35 20 23 5 IVO 10 100 13 Anglo Mexican Bolanos !Brazilian 25 43 79 10i 21 • Ditto National Gundian Fire Ass. Genoa' Steam N.svigation It is currently reported that a fleet of fleessil of t'ie line are ordered to be get. ready for sea immediately, and that their destination is the Nteditereanean. There are already th!ee or four line of battle ships, and a pro. poi tionate number of frigates and smaller vessels in that sea, which altogether swill form a very respectable squadron. Our readers will perceive. bya reference to our Port news, that the Windsor Castle and Spattiate are getting ready with the utmost dispatch. • It has been for some little time the vaunt of certain of the French Journals, that France is beginning to station herself in the ii,fluential prise with regard to the alf-irs of Po: coal, which Great Britain by her indecisive and ambi guous policy towards that country has in effect abando el!. We trust that the honours paid here to the young Queen mill satisfy Eorc:pe how far from the truth is the as sumption that the British Government has been back ing out of that honourable career which has shed so much glory on Mr. CANNING'S memory. We at this usoment recognise the title of the legitimate Sovereign, and maintain our alliance with her, as much as we could have been done if Mr. CANNING had been alive. • But to presume that that great Statesman would have cm• broiled us in hostilities to assist the Sovereign of Po:tu gal in subduing intornal factious, is inconsistent with his own express declarations. The coniinned refusal of the European Powers to hold communication with Mt clam, or admit any particle of his authority—the dis tress to which the Usurper must infallibly be driven for want of money--1-and the odium that is heaping itself upon his tyrannical treatment of thousands of the Por tuguese people—will in the end co-operate to bring him to terms. The immediate interference, therefore, of Great Britain, we repeat, is in no way to be anticipated by those who have watched the consistent path she hrs up to the present moment pursued. Those who condemn our Government for the alleged neglect of our Ally at the time wherr her political free dom is in the most imminent danger, assign to us not withstanding an anxious desire to preserve our connec tion with Portugal, on account of our commercial ince r rests, and attribute to this less worthy Motive, our . *expedition of -December 1826. Now the fact utiques 'tionably is, that the advantage of our Treaty with Por tugal is wholly on her side, we being the nation that ••consumes, within a trifle, the whole of her wines, which no other people in Europe can be prevailed upon to drink. It surely cannot be supposed that the resources of Great Britain are in such a state as to make it of ' any importance to her to keep up a forced market for a million and a half's worth of her manufacturec, for the sake of the wine that she would necessarily have at all' events, or it would rerain in the cellars of Oporto. Portugal cannot trade with France, or any other coun- try whose natural productions are the same as hrr own; Groat Britain can sell her clothing and hardware to any country in the world that has the products of her soil • to give us au equivalent. We have recei►ed the Paris .Papers of the 4th inst. and Brussels Casettes of the same date have also come to hand. Tne Prassean Slates Gazette of the 28t'i ult. !sings down the news from &humla to the 11th. and from Varna to ,the 14th Sept. HUSSBIN PACHA. it appears. attacked, on the Stlt, the centre and right wing of the Russian pt ition at Schitmla,with great vigour: The Turks threw iben)seleas into the trenches three times, and were tbtee'times repulsed with loss. The account states that 600 were taken prisoners and many killed, with a loss to the Russians of only live men killed, *lid twenty wounded ! An equally brave attempt upon another wing of the Russians was made .t the same time; but this olio is stated tohave tailed. The operations before Varna would teem to have been of A moredecided character. Tne Itussians,on the night of the 11th September, ook a Turkish redoubt—two hundred Turks were killed in the works, and thirty pri soners whim ; the Russian lots was one officer killed and two wounded, and Viirty privates killed and wounded. The south bank of the L•ke D wino was occupied by the Russians on the sante day. On the 13th the Tut ks made a serious sally, but subtaii.ed a heavy lots; the Russians say that in this successful action some of our brave men were killed. MAjo, General Pattowsav was wounded. From the proves, of the Russian works, we can hardly suppose that Vali.' will hold out much longer. The batteries of heavy artillery are erected within thirty t.tites, of the fortress, and the works erected by the Turks to cover the breach hate been taken by the point of the bayonet. Already two bastions have bean obliged to suspend their fire..' If 'the forint% do not soon sutra). der. the Russians will Do doubt try to take it by MUD' t. . and it is probable that the nest bulletin will contain decisive intelligence fiqm.tl4t : 9 -, torrr: ... According to: accoonts from Ancona, all ttie English. corps in the lonian Island s and Malta that• can bei 'pared have received ordeolo b e i n rea di m i, s eki em-. bark at the sluntest notice. ' , • By the Dutch Mail we hive received the'Jattrn t al . of St. Peterabotgh to the 21 t n It. and aunts:lt gh P apers t ) the 2sl inst. -The former contains a Russian bulletin, dated from on hoard the Ville tie Paris,otr Varna, gi ving an account of the j 'brae) , of the Emperor •Nrcnor:as from Odessa, to Iris ail ival on the Btli on board . that ship; .but the details of the operations of the besieging army are not of so late a date as those we have quitted from the Brussels Papers. The Ilamburgh Papers do not contain any later news than to the I I th ult. from the army before Varna. At that time it is stated that f . ;n: of the Turkish bastions were in ruins, and that only a few mortars in the fortress were undamaged. and that the few bombs thrown from them could not interrupt the proceedings of the besiegers ; every thing promised that the blockade would soon be brought to a sucee.s•fol termination. General PasKcwiTscir has gained another splendid victory in As. i Millot, in the capture of the fortress . of Alcalzilt, after a most saogoinarc attack, which lasted dil ternhOurs, in which tlor Too isli 14:Wi llson, consisting. of tour (Nits and• met', ale ;iiij l whore: •• 1 r been cut to pie. es. • -.. • , lit .- ST. I'F.TERSBUItOII. Sur. 19: -:.. :. :.. , nitwit room - THIt AMOY In illanes. " On board the %Nile de l'aris. Sept. 9. " By oar last Bulletin we annouticbd that the Emperor would take the road by Isaaktchl, • Babadagh, aud kavarns, : to;retut it to the army in Purkey. His Imperial Majesty, in fact, quittrl Odessa in the evening of the irk. • On arriving the next day at Satounowa, the Emperor had the satisfaction to find the dam, ctristruitod three months ago for the pit:poseof passing the Danube. in sestina solid condition as pet f:ctly . to answer'all eapretati-ns. It affords a con venient road for die br.,viest waggons and the traits' of artillery which pass over it. The bridge' to which this dam leady Is pro. teced on the right hank of the Darese by works, alse , stvesigth 1 of which perfeetty• satisfies the • whhes and the expectatims 01 . his Ilajekty the Emperor. . " On passing thrOugh 'bluing's the Emperor minutely inspected ' 1 the hospital at that place. Ile round • k abundaetli• supplied with every thing necessary for the tare of tie sick, and convinced himself. that every care was taken of them. His Mijesfy visited in the {same manner the Kustendp, with Which he was equally ralisfied. " It was at Kustesidji, on the evening of the 6th, that qiis Na t. isity fell in with the light cavalry of the guard, which he reviewed the next morning before he set out. " It would be impossible to give sufficient praise to the order which prevails in this division after a march of 94.500 wens (1,664;). The appearance of the men is as in the most brilliant parades at St. Petersburgh. Hardly any sick have remained behind. • The whole division had lost only two horses since it left the capital, sad bad not a single lame horse. " The day before, the regiment of chasseura on horseback of the guard had marched to blangalia. On arriving in that place, the limperear also reviewed it, and found it equal in every :tweet to *ass which be bad before reviewed. . e " When his Majesty arrived at Kavarna, the Grand Duke Mi chael bad left that place to proceed to Varna, with the two dirk. dons of infantry of the Guard. " A few hones before, the Flora frigate bad &rebored in the roads 'of Karam. The Emperor went on board that vessel in the after. ,poon of the 'kb, and on the nth rejoined his fleet in the roads of Varna, when be went on board Admiral. Greies Bag ship; the Ville de Paris. " Front Imaktchi to. Varna the Emperor found the service of the post houses organised at in %Midi, and the mad cowered with convoys of provisions and sutlers. His Majesty travelled alone in his chaise, with Aide de Camp General Benkendorff, molted by some Cossacks. " Some hewn after his arrival on board the Villa de Paris, the Emperor went so abuse to see the state of the works for the siege of Varna. His Mainly began ►y visiting Prinue Mensikoff, who commenced these works, with troops very interior in number to the garrison, and conducted them till the moment of his being wounded, with $ seems which does equAl honour to his activity, his calvits, and his boldnessi—Tbe Emperor, on (iambi:m.oe works, was struck with the rapid progress which they have made, as well under the General-who commenced them, as under him who now directithenu fide nine (Racers were killed, and N wounded: t mots` the killed was that distinguished Mixer, Coked %radio. The Genera! congratulates the Eniperolt tit hls Report from the +Rushing roln`• of this pirte. which is celebrated thrOughout all Asa. On the 290 ' I August I,it utenant-General Prince Wadbolski, io Consequtteee of the ordemhe hail received, took pn , ses•ioit of the Ismer; of Ak shut, to the east of A kaixik, north of Ifertwiss, and westof Tiflis- In the accounts from Varna to 10th September it is further stated. " On the 9th his Majesty reviewed the Y.i , 3d, and 4th di visions of the infantry of the Guards that bate arrived heforeVarna with their artillery. The fine appearance of the men is really ex , trac,rdtoary, after so long a march from St. Petershurgh to Ka yarns. His Majesty is also highly satisfied with the:excellent *Order in the Black Sea fleet, and the accuracy with which the ships act tinder his own eyes. His Majesty never enjoyed bettet health. Ferry morning be goes to the camp before Varna, inspects the Works, and returns en board the Ville de Paris, where his bead quarters are for the present." • CRACOW. Strr. 17. We hea► that the Polish army b to occupy Wallachia and Mol. davia. and will shortly receive orders to proceed thhher...—Mout• burgh Papers, Oa. 1. I.RGHORN, Rare. 17. The Neapolitan squadron, after throwing five hundred bombs into Tripoli with effect, has returned to Meuina, kook's only two frigates to cruise off that place. The agent of the Bey, who de manded 500,000 piastres, will now be content with 80,000. _ Vsama, Sin. 24.—Metalloes, *4l.—Banic Sham, 1,0881. ilfgnmeine %Atom, Sept. 29. EXCHANORS ON LONDON. A mirranAsi, Oct. 3.-11 97i to 11 1 1 1.5—Two months, It P`li to 1t 90 11,6111Wealf. 871 T. 50 —l3 10—Two moos hs. 13 Hi. I Pirsw. Sam tfi —Three he, fi 14i. Utows. Sart. 27.—Three months:6 21A. 4 FICTIMM:11014, 11114lIghg, 10 11 1 he. The Dutch Papers, to Sth Strenther, contain no fartlser news than those quoted from the Berlin and St. Petereburgb Journals. Vera (7roz Papers have been received at the North and South American coffee.htsuse, of the 9th of August. by which we learn that Commodore POITIR hauled dawn his Rag, and dis charged all his men. Jr the Papers of the 4th and Sth of August there is a correspondence between the Commodore acd the Ma , rim Department, concerning the destitute condition of the foreiga seamen, whose term of service expired, and had been discha►ged 'About being paid a shilling this is probably the muse of the, Conimodore spitting the Mexican service. Acc?nnt• from Vienna •tAte, that the iltassiins have come In a resolotion to snake a winter campaign, and at all hazard* to tarn &tauntla, and proceed to Adrianople. They write from Yellin of the 2,4 th of September, that from tbe accounts they have bees able to obtain in regard to the negoeistiuns which were carried on dud, g the residence of the &slower of Reasu at Odessa. k appears they have had no re sult. Lord ilerrassuar, who was known► to he charged by the English Cabinet to demand an explicit declaration from Russia of her future views in regard tithe Ottoman Porte? to which Rassia has not as yet given ay decisive answer, and Lord Her:mese has fur this time failed in his mission : this was the canes that his Lordship, did not follow the Esteems to the away. and his present sac at Odessa is to receive fresh orders front his Court. -~- We learn from Navarin, via Toulon, dated Septem ber 18, that the troops of haunts have meansa:ced to evaimatet he Mom. Three Egyption transports have been mot to Patras, to , take the wounded on board, and the French in a few days will take possession of the fortresses. The third expedition was met at sea, 40 rapes east of Nossein, on the 14th September. eiTY,:TwaLvn o'cLocir. The Comet Market opened ibis morning at id) i We the as and remain at patent at the latter voodoo. with little or nothing doing. The great City speculator lias . not let arrived bit la hourly impacted. In the Foreign Market. Ifni speculates. eseept hi Portuguese Bank, *bids have gleaned this awning one per cent. CITY, IFIALF•PAST ONIC O'CLOCK. The Masai Ma►ket has rensaised doling the whole of the own ing at 1141, alternately Beyes and Sellers. No opeestlntios of any laportance has taken place. The accounts received this morning frost Mexico are ferourable. the rain bad set in. previous to which. u great quantity of cattle were dying owing to the great drought—also the accounts are favourable frost the Mines. In the Foreign Market a re-action has taken place is Porto's/so Beau--they have losstooed- - - THEATRES: DRURY-LANIL o4oced of isle But few of the M Notwithstanding the continual sallies .Of the besieged, our bat- maintained as piece. pa __ yea's have steady *ad enduring a popularity a s Off tortes are whiner thirty toivs of the forwent; and after baying car. ,".; Lr pyre' oF Ace Roy, and it is Many suspects well wen • 1 nett at the point of the bayonet, on the Ikh, the intrenchnients thy of the distinction it has received. Flow law 10 took possession of them ro.day. which the Teaks had raised to defend the approaches , our troops , it is , last t h oroughly dramatic, and .contains a happy • " misture of the various styles of o:eat:kcal entertain- For these two days two bastions have entirely ceased firing. meat which are calculated to interest and amu s e a entertain " To ezpresa his high satisfaction to Prince bleoulkuff and to Gee. m . c t ellenenus audience. wolf pet formed at t his the a t re Peroffeky, who has performed the functious of his S elf, and coo- °on sAtmita y threes them under the comman dof Count W w oronzo, the Em. ms. co re ; le: , ni g ht, and was received with l isso m.— the no d s w , w and his performance was Iferw has sent to too former the order of. St. Attainder Newsky, Laud to the second that of Sr. Anne of the krst slass."—Jestrtsol lie at once manly. vigorous, and unaffected. He looked and spoke like a man devoted to his native wilds, but a. brew., so: wbo,,rir the midst of barbati,m.had a heartatisceptible HA SIEURGH, star. 29% Yesterday morning the steam boat from St. Petersburgb arrived of the noblest and tenderest feelings of our nature. Mt. r .tiseou was as happy as ever in Bailie ' Aka /mei& at Lubeck, after a voyage of ninety sis hours. It had three Couriers L on board, one of whom set mat for Leedom, the second for Berlin, oat. LNATTIIt And Mr. MODS were respectable as Usrea and the third for Paris . and Rashieigh • but Mr. J. BLAND was a v e r y iodide rent 1. rancis abaldislone. Asa leading chorus siager, It was known el St. Petersburgh on the 113 d, that the corps Mt. BLAND may be useful, or be may even be adequate besieging &burnished retreated 25 wreets; on the other bend, the err the . personation of short characters in aft but .urrender of Varna was daily-expected. 7 • • • when he steps beyond those modest limits he only et a report of the operation. before Schitmla to the 7th Sept-says ianses Inniselt to censure. Miss thlAwr, at biastrvet. Tr be wart forage in the vicinity of &Mania is Pelt more anti . " non, evinced some improvement, but she has still an ar mor. every day; in order to obtain it sus foragers are always obliged duous ascent 10 clinib befog she attains perfection. The to go 20 or U wersts in a lateral direction:. So .great.smncoes. stage busine.i s which in thik piece is of'the very last widener heeled to a resolution to leave the position at pre.tOt ?mu. import ince, was respectably executed. pied by our troops, and to remove the bead-Timers of the wood f The I,,ughableestiavaganzit of Contfortoblo Lotightis army to Jenibazar, to which place the hospitals wokail theiupet. followed ; and the entertainments concluded with the Suous baggage have already been sent. This movement will be effected from the 10th to the 12th September." Dumb Savoyard. COVENT. GARDEN. With respect to the operations before Varna up to the iOch Sept. The Opera of Love ra a k Wage was performed on it is stated that four of the enemeibutions were in ruins, that only Saturday night, fur the purpose of introducing Mr. a few mortars in the fortress were undamaged, and the few bombs ..LIPANCHS TAILOR in the character of Yoe u sg Meadows thrown from them could not interrupt the proceedings of the character which is much in request with our vocal besiegers. The ships detached from time to time kept up a heavy performers. On this occasion Mr. TATI.OX was received bre on the fortress, and did it much injury " Every thing promises with considerable applause; and in "Oh bow can lis that this blockade will soon be brought to a successful termination. language • weak," was encored. The under teats of Mr. The brigade of Yaretwof the Guard is ordered to the right bank TAYLOR are very pleasing. Mr. Wow, in Hateihorn, of Dwino Lake, to reinforce the detachment which is destined to was • encored in 4 . ZOUndi e neighbour; ne'er blush for a cut off the Turks from the' reed to Bourse.. News has been re. trifle like this" This Gentleman's style of singing, as ceived to-day from Pravadi that 4,900 of the enemy attacked Prince well as his voice, are very pleasing—he is a good actor. blurtadow on the 9th, but were repulsed with loss and pursued by The Rosetta of Miss FORD; though. perhaps not so our troops." powerful in point t (singing as some of her predecessors Official accounts from Tiflis of Id September say, That on the was nevertheless effective. Her voice and singing is sin Atiguat General Paskewinett had gained a spkndfel victory good, and the songs appertaining to the character, which before Akalzik, over the united forces of the Pubes Rios she did give, were well sung—but there has. been a hiahmed and Situtapha, having carried by storm their in. faction of late years of introducing airs which the en trenched cam p, and pursued them thirty weras on the road 'thornever contemplated, and which iran ioirecti ln of t o Er • e 'On the 27th General Peskeivitsch had take* proprie y dot at all to be commended. In. Lead of the the fortress of Akalzik, after a sanguinely ;midi which lasted bemitirui-air of The Traveller benight e d," an i nnoea . thirteen hours, and cut to pieces the garrison of four ihousaod lioii was made, and another s rng introduced, " bftouLi moo, which Was supported by 10,000 armed inhabitants; upon he upbraid," pretty in itself % bat foreign tattle opera- 7 which the fortress and citadel cupitulatedt the following day, the M sa GuWARD play ed . Madge with co siderable hutoksr, garrison of 2,000 men b e i ng allowed to dep a r t . O a db. & im a m and Mies CA Wag WA' 4 Fie ifiag Lucinda. THE KING, Ott. WINDSOR. OCT. 5.-114 MAJESTY We are happy h ;state. continhes rapidly to recover from his late indi u peoitien. and is ezpected to appear in public ia a d ay or two. 0u Thursday' her Royal Highnesr the Princess A. COSTA visited his MAiESTY at tl.e IC ry l L dee. YesterJAy Sir WATHEN WAILER arrived on a whi t for a few days in his MAJESTY. The Duke t f DORSET yesterday paid a morning ai l * to the Ktsc. Lord Firs is the pawnt Lord in Waiting spoil iii MAJILSTS. Din e Service was this (biennial performed at the Private Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Seassowt, to his M A , JESTY'S Suite and Household. H e r %rya' Hiphness the Prit cess AUGUSTA, ascot♦. parried by Lady MAST T•TLoN, tend Divine Servi ce perforated this forenoon at the Parish Church. The certainty of his Main-tea Avid, takingly fi s Residence at the Castle •is looked fog ward to wi t h th e greatest asziety by the inhabitants of Windsor. Ai. though the precise time is not known, there is little doubt bat it will take place very ea, fy in Norember4, the rooms in she east hoot, to be ''copied by the Lir, are in the greatest state of forwardness, and many w e completely finished. COURT CIRCULAR. C.lone! 8;r 1,01 , 4 M/LL ET DOVILt lift4ed eta-Seturday. and bad an intrrei.-re with the Earl iif Aiteaitera the Mee et the Stcottery rtt Stele fur Foreign ALirs. Otsputches weir sent tit rnr Sit real. Light he m t i le OfhcC to the Governa Genial et the' Canad a . spotcliss were Office on E... Atirday front the Web Government. Major-General STIWArr (lately appointed Governer of St. Lucia) transacted business at the Colonial °lke on Sine. day with Sir Guises blususr. Viscount Aljet.rtt,t a trioited the Earl of Astaar.uss Saturday at the Foreign Oirsce. Mr. HERRIRS h 45 lett town for Tu. biidge-wenr, where the Right Honourable Gentleman has taken a house for some months. • Lady BURDETT and daughters arrived at Paris my the inch of tat month, from Germany, acCompanird by Dr. Slaa. ammo and Marr PRAM. Sir FRANCIS was hourly expected at Paris to join his Wooly: 111=MMIONOMIIIIMINI1.1. DINNER TO THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUGIL --! _ Ilk Grace the Duke ..f BOCCLKIJGH nn Wednesday last pa:d his first visit to, Dimas ie., and WAS r,-ceive.t ne-atiy all the Gentlemen of the County. uho alternates set down to one cf Ihe most • ,an ptunus ei.testansia dts ever known in the S nth of Scotland. .1. duos, 4. of Annandale, in the Chair, suppirted on the tight by the Duke, and on the left by Sit VjAVIRR SCOTT. Sir THOMAS KIRKPATRICK, Sir WILLIAM JAIIDINS, aid Sr SIDNEY Buck% mt. tilled the Vice Chaiis. T:t campatily sat down to dinner at halt-past ma in the N Assembly Room, which was most splendidly lig: ted up.—At eleven o'clock his Grace bid his friends fiord night, amidst the loudest acclamations. The speeches were many and elocitient, and the remainder of the cue. °piny did not separate till a late hour in the morning. Several vocal performers of celebrity were present. and sang many choice glees, duets, &c. in the first style. QUEEN OF PORTUGAL BATH. Saturday Evesiag. Yesterday the young Queen of Portugal paid a visit to thi,tol. Her Majesty was accompanied by the whole c f her suite, and reached Clifton soon after lathe o'clock. where she aliglit.-d,and took retreshment at the hotel. She was soon atter conducted to the different points of the picturesque landscape of that operable neiglibi 'Mood, with which the young Queen expressed herself particularly pleased. 'lie weather was tine. aid the prospect seen to advantage. After spending an hour en two in the contemplation of this scet.ety, the young amen was conducted to the Observatory, eel alterwaids to the city of Bri•tol, through the principal streets of wt ich she drove in an open barouche, and was every where received. with popular respect. Sr' was dressed quite in the English fashion, with a white silk hat, and acknowledged, by the coestaat motion of he' head and hand. the marks f respect which en: , invariably paid her by all ranks through which tie passed. She returned to York House (Bash) to dinner, between sin and seven, and appeared quite delighted with the bustle if her journey. About eight o'clock on the same evening (Flir'st/i the Marquis of Batbacena, who is especially charged by the Emperor D. n Pedro with the care sit the young' Qn en, returned to Yink-house from Loudon, where ft had interviews on the psevious day with the !Med' Wellington on the'subject of ti.s important vi s it to this country. The Marquis de WI bacena was quite sali 61. 1 with bis reception front the Duke of Weitirgten, shv was authorized by his Majesty to cotigratidate tie young laneen upon her arrival, and tut ifer t er all tie attentions which are due to her high wit, and suitable residence whilst she sojourns amongst us. For the ptesent her abode in the metropolis will he at Gril• lon's Hotel, where she will arrive on Monday wet: her Majesty's future movements will be entirely ger verned by circumstances. The young Queen has been throughout this dal (Saturday) visiting the principal public buildings ci this city which she had not seen on Thursday, She was particularly pleased with the Abbey Church. Os Sunday she is especial to hear divine service at ale Roman Catholic chapel. This is .the Stu day since her Majesty's arrival is England that she has been without a guard of honour. The 'list Regiment of Infantry, who have had this du ty once lief sojourn in Bath, got the route for I:e -land last right, and marched at sit o'clock this morn ing for Bilstel, whe r e they will embark at 12 delete `at least as many as can be accommodated, in 11 .• steam-vessel which sails at that hour for Colic. The Mayor has seat constables with ornamented staves :o keep the passages clear fir her Majesty, now that the military sentinels are withdrawn. His MaJitstY has been graciously pleased to Poo a donation of 800 guineas to the Royal Academy of Music, in ad'h" thin to his former liberal contributions to that Institution. Lalebsai, belonging to Lord LUCAS, illS be en taken for the residence of the Q ueen of PORTUGAL, who *as to sr SWIM last night. She will be in town this day. ' The East India Company's ship Gale HttooY. out ward bound, seated at Port Louis the 18tb, and was to i nt l'enang the 85th of June. Th e Edinburgh armed at Roatiii , 'h e lat of June. Gain is now got to such a 11-fight, that Sugar tear probably be used in distillation. We believe t hat a dupe was in sttted in a late Act of l'arliament, permitting, at the option of rite idiuill r, the use of Sugar, when grain exceeded a certain piece, n'A Which price the grain now exceeds. This state est things will Pi"' t hably give liminess and activity to the sugar susrbeta--6:84.'w Coveter. DERBY, FRIDAY ATORNIND.—The people all along the 'roads In this vicinity talk of limbo% but the state of Ireland, to which then attention was almost exclusively directed within the last three days, in consequence tat the coutinual marching of troop* front all the towns towards Liverpool. Yesterday mown,: Mr detachment of Cavalry stationed at fesuunighane for some time yat (we have nut learned what Reglusent), ice:cited mess, and Pit ua immediately fur Liverpool. a I