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. , -.imr.--•.—...---r-..--av----..-1•---,-----1-1--- iCor . in, in conferen4es relative to the affairs of thrtellf. t' concede eves puns* they:atm...ors., .4 t..e a Heir of li ii l i at Di t h irit i on ha d w an d rawn. up, wh i ch wi*a , t: e Constitution were ant lompr miyed; but, at . the • ble issued in the name of [belfries Powys, imanedi s sself same tube, hi. opi.oon as. that fire and viater would a. Erwin amidst dilate as•the Catholic religion and the .on the landing of the ttoops of the Preach Expedition . on B 7.'0 Consii. roam.. • • . . the shore, of the Morea. The three Amh ss,adors were Sir Wu Ds& t‘o. Gen. MELCASTE/4 LordSiDNEY. 'afterwards CO pr. reed to Poem, for the put pose of hold.' and other-, decl.red their' • ildherence to the Cl ub, and, . • .fig a conference with the' Week Government. , titt.thosent to its principles. Tire Brussels Pap. rs by this convey ince contain no On the motion of Lod SVDNET, a vote of thanks to European news.' Tire wai in Java, as will he seen by 'the HAI. and Gallant Chairman was pas . ted with accla mation. and followed with cheers, four times foul ; at the extracts tie subjoin, is co:recited with 'slimd sue ' the conclusion of which, Sir John Bi ykiges callei for ass between the Dutch tiorys and the rebellious natives! .64 one thee, mole."—A similar token of enthusia•dic CORFU, ArOUST In. `approbation followed a vs , * of thanks In V e Ball of Mr. Stratford Cloning arrived here un the 7th tif this mistab.ria, ' ' Visochelsea,Vr his exertiOniiiii awakening the protestarit ,board the Tibet triple, and M. de itibeaussierre ou the Sib, iu spirit of Rent.--A Requisition to the High Shetiff. .10 the ww,„„s. Au h„s„.h brig was kumadistor aiiihooho4 to the tail a Genes al Meting of the county, to petition Par- Levant to invite the Admiral. to . a tioutereuce at Cloths. 'lament on the subject of vie Catholic (:iaimlowas sent . rhe Greek Government is said to have resolved to send Envoy. ',hand, and signed by five Peers , and Upwards of. filo) to the Courts of France, England, and ites.la. to mom thanks fur Tenons of distinction, wealth, and influence, is the t he auu-tatice it has received, viz. Prince Alavrocordato, to Parts; County, pre.ent. oat., to Odessa. . TH I EVENING STAR. ANCONA. Amin.. Since the 9th of this mouth Messrs. Stratford Canning. Gutlle mint*, and litbeaupierre have been assembled at Corfu; and it is said they are engaged in drawing up a joint Decltration, which is to be issued in the name of the three Powers as soon as the French Eapedition shall have landed in the Mem. Ic is expected that it will arrive at the end of August, and that as soon as it has landed, the three Ambassadors will go to Pores, when they will confer with the Gmek Government, but that they will remain there het a Alert tune, and filen% in a few weeps to Corfu. As their boon" here ate hired tor a year, it is presumsd that they calculate tall a 1..t0g stay. LON 1)0A.. 7 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1828. .11 , .. AT TWO OICLOCIL lailia Bonds 96 South Sea Stock Old Asssiuiuts 'l•ue 'Woman Councillor of State Coum Bolgati Lasierivrd Isere, ma his way to (i,erce• A itussiao comier hot also atrivesi herr, with di•patches ha the -11arquis tie itabeaupiterr, which be will take to Corfu. • There is a oport byre, which aeon, very improbable, of u English capolitiuo agai n st C•odi.t.-1110Meint Zeiturts, Sept. •i3tt USSELS, Seer. 15. A &War Cabinet Aleswilger arrived byre yesterday afternoon, on his way front London to (kle+sa, with dispatches. We have received Benteins Jeurnats to the 30th April; the Number sit the 28111 contains the details of various actions with the' insurgents, which all ended to the advantage of our trials. Uti the tith April Major I latier reports, that "at day break be had placed a cannon in ambush, which the enemy nee perceiving. ap. proached within a hundred paces, and was rectived with-2.11Mb can• nonade and welt supported fire of musketry. The Tonsmongong Bonjong laintitio, to whom the leader of the rebels had given the command, was wourded by Captain Rutveld ; but notwithstanding his wound he returned continually to the charge, when be was mortally wounded in the shoulder by Lieutenant Klaring. There is reason to hop. that the loss sustained by the enetirg is the death of Roniong will be severely felt by thins.' • • Gazettes e Alva to the 15th May, this idernieSt reeolired, jive further details of military operations. On the I9th Aped, in consequence of a Issivenient of C6l"nel Cochin, in the &strict of Magellang, the Pangerani Nano Doting. I sat made his submission with his while family to Colonel Sinewy", having the day hefore'qultteet the rebels, who wereusiimbled In Padjaus to the number of t,506 noes. Dipo Niger. with 5,000 men, had advanced towards Dieciecatta to take pained= of that City, and to carry the young Sultan. His ices Were furnished with ladders and other things for this purpose. Op *Alit April, Lieuteiant Colonel Sonewyn bad an ensaerraent with 1,000 of the 'rebels under Dips' Nesaro. Oa the seat day die action was re newed, and the Liesitesent Colonel remained in his cantonments, after having disabled the enemy from distothins'him In Ms march. On the Yd Alay it wai not yet known whether Dipo Niger% after the, action. that had takes. ptace'near Djoejtsearta, h.. 41 paused the fini s ., or not ; however, k we• believ:d mat the continuities. dna hetwreit that city and inagellang would be re-. stabli-hod On the sth May six air seven ,hundred rebels were deflated by I.letatenant Colonel SuSewyn. near lljnejoeinse VIENN4. Stn.. 7. The 4aistrieris (Skewer contains the account of the incursions made by t►e Turks Iran Kalafat into Wallachia, espressing she IpTe that this recursion Mil have no other consequences. as Oen. Geismar bad speedily received reinforcentents.—Revs'.fte. Scpt.l7. Wr hare ersaitettinm our 61 tt page, from the Con 'slitutionned, an article dated Un,bares t which accords with other accouuts we have Lately had occasion to in. sert, as to the formidable nature 44 the seskance which the -Turks opptirt to thrir assailants. It appears that the ss am have - coespletely mitcalcul.ted the force that would be opposed to them. Not ouly . have the Turks defeated them in Bulgaria and at the 844kanibat they have displayed as much vigour a, counsel in the marauding partiei that the, have ,eat into the Princi.l [mildes t where the Itu,,ian. have nothing tai NT° e to their scymeters but it.e ptecl.imati.u, , feuum Paticsit. . We have added from the Mentlemr Admiral de loony's account if the mea.ures aclopt4 to petrol the Alb an i ans , w h o h i d (panelled with IBRAHIM PACHA. from carrying of thei G eek 1 r .one'.. We have r•sce ved the tiazetle de how 'of Tuesday, the 16th, bat it d ,, es not COntAid any fresh news hobs the armies in the East. BUCHAREST, Amore We learn that the Turks made a sortie from K lefat and succeeded in se ting firs to a Russian magaz:t.e but General Geismar tank smntedistely measure. toes anguish it, and the Turks inked. Sevetal convoys were sent with grain and biscuit ..tu replace the loss. idiatAttp, Sara. 7. The letters received from Catalonia state, Oat for vestal days past the fro ps in garrison in the different places have been night and day under arms. The tin tremor of a small fort has been attested, 'accused cd , 'being about to delver it over to the tebeis. In the kingdom of Valencia. there also exists a plot to de liver op to the insurgents Pensacola and Tortosa. It is reported that the King's Lieutenant, It sello, has put himself at the head of a bend. The Regiment 01 C.airiassiers at ccana bus received orders to match to Valeocia. to put down the revok. Foam Liaison they write, that a frigate and a brig of twat have•arrived in the Tagus• horn V. expedition to nadeiva, to take on board provisions, as the island Sc. Michas! i.. the only one which has deola•. d Int : Don Miguel. and has not sufficient resources for the expedi ting). Nothing has yet been done against Terceir I. In our preceding columns we have given a report of sainting o f sobl e fsea and Gendemea of the county of Kent,beid. as be a igh o ne on Tuesday last, for the purpose of expressing their firm attachment to the C,oartitutiun of them reeks., and tj►eir de terndoptrua to uphold the principles whist* pined she Hilisse of etunswiat on the throne. This t»►eting, WWI taw astoserausly . .attended. is to be regarded as a Prueswkle abb. and h irapsho d ty is.o vontaltraikSlT [Wowed by graila estabikkassats la eery *due musty in algtsad. ~. . -c 1 14 l' , PRIOR OF STOCKS Bask Stook Strut 3 poi Cont. lied. Shot Spot Ct. Cons. 87i It 31 per Cron. Shut New Dann - _•.l. 51 per Cent. Heil. Shut /now Kzeheq. tilSi /C1',,.., : 4 per Ct. New, 301 i h .(SuO !Attu 7S 7 ;—,. 4 per Cent. I n:6. Shut 4100 mud Awn, Ijittill i' • Long Ann. Shut Advertised , •• • , I : . .. . • India Stock • duisuls fur Ackt.llll ' l '.• • • nfillUMN FUNDS. TWO trelatt K. • " Brazilian Ihle.spet. 64/ I Dn. Aert 25 :. • Du Aect. 64/ I Spanish Uds 5 p Ct. 11 1 . Cumitattut. li .., 6 per Ct. I French ItentesApCt.72l WC , 1?u.110ad5,16‘44, Richey/y.251 30c . . 11K1T1b11 AND FOREIGN SHAltliS, TWO ISCI.OOIL. CHAMP. ralro.• 35 20 50 33 70 67 IL 541 Prazillan Phan': Oss Last night Mr. HAVELAND, one of the King's Mes senikeri, arrived at the Foreign Office, in Downing-street, with dispatches t.cm Lord CowLkT. ur Minister at Vienna. . This morning the Marquis of PALIIELLA and Via- Count ITABAYANA left town for Falmouth, where:they are to await the arrival of the young Queen of Pon. ✓tidai., who is hourly expected to arrive at pAlmaith. from Gibraltar. . . . • The Duke of WELLINGTON, the Earl of ASIRDEEN, and all the other Cabinet Ministers near Londiin, set out this morning to Atend the KING at Windsor, for the purpose of receiving his MAJESTY'S commands relative to the etiquette to be observed on the visit of Donna MANIA DA GLORIA ; and for the purpose also of completing the new arrangements in the Ministry. At a late hoar this forenoon we received Dutch. German. and. St. Petersburgh Papers. Through ibis medium we. have an Ezeraordisary Supplement of the Prussia* State Gazette, containing news from Odessa of the Ist inst. It is stated shots that city that the Flnptetot liscuotais was esped to embark' for the camp at Varna on that day or theday following . We bating nothing new from the .army investing Schum'a therefore se may infer that affairs are 04. t in a priispe rfou,noirdition in that quarter. for the invaders. 17te Other intelligence by this conveyance hal been -aßti#., plod 47 the French Journals. Thefollowingurairatrociet . . . ODESSA. Aussie 27. Glek4al Pfskrewitich announces is a mom dated &Ili. demist. themarest of the fortresses of Aladalkatehl and owboy ; . the first was takes by Amnia 'lir a battalion under the command of Galatea flotilla. Gettwisiy surrendsrai to Colonel Itajewshy. as saes as he appeared at the bead of the Tartar militia. The enemy left Maas killed and 300 pri , noers ; 22 canton. 21 slandaldat ma ghat spramskiss of anniseoisisa and provisions fell late oste. fords lbe.standards were brought bete ea Sunday, and carried lapreceeded *tomb the tam by a decachraemot Coeradisaad ;Seas. Afterwatds Mr ihemmass perforated (as we have before Assatiaawfj. Yesterday evening the Ewa& frigate arrived here with thirteen Todish transports, captured by our cruisers. 41kstaireabig before yesterday their familial /*Nestles 'whetted' oalsoird she yacht Utekba,'in order so go to Nitolajew. Whops they will be be* again to4nornerr the Lath. Hit Exceilehcy Casio Woreanew..9evernior Gentian, New Hussar, embarked ybster day *avian ea board the Standard • frigate, and weiall'fot id order to take the command of fbe troops besieging that &Ms, •' ST. PETS&SBURcIfi, Sen.!. ' His Majesty. by Ukase% dated 11.ont the Camp at Bag ardjilt• , 024 &Amnia, has conferred various orders ' promotions, &c. aliftLlN, Sm. 12. • • SZTIAOSSOIaaIf Sarntiassir sun STASI Si amt. ODESSA, Sam 1. • The Revere( will embark today of thinorrow, and land at the . chop bpfore Yarns. Accounts front Constantinople of she 24th Of August, esy that the dPorte km accepted the -intervestion for. Ono ce, cooformably to the' Tetley of July 6r led?. ' • ' On damag e Aeon 30th, the ilbaheih frigate, of 44 One; cgs bunched it the Admiralty. ' • ' On the 12th of August, two bet% am of spoor man at Miami found on the banks of the Turbescb, la the ruins of the tithairsl of M. Boris and &. Gleb, eons, pieces of Metal' whitia - obey 'ecerii* OE lead; the Magistrates bad the place examined, Aid diiidoveied a*Mml of furnace. whiels-mossesiisod urn Meets of. eteiglieg 6 es. 7i drachma *apothecaries weight—le' all‘hearlil4 ponds (about SO lbs.) The silver isSfdte beim' qualityt ttiOsela.. gets have us mark or stamp.—Prisseini State CefeUe, & H.' 4 )" . 01A;SSA, Amway 26. • Accounts from the squadron of Admiral Grelg of the list live: My that a Turkish flotilla, with ammunition and provisions, bad succeeded by horourable winds in getting into %rim. DUCIIANtST, dithust The reinforcements so much desired we ist . !lsele mato, and me *greeted here in eights, ten tr. A Roden csgpsoaidels bar skewed the Danube in boats, and °emitted Tariskay, Am been attathed by the Turks u fib a mieriorkforce,*andivoilloglivfkle re cress the Demobs. In the later aVref Turks, plum ifideht, die hub ides of U red t o was o 00. The tvisteresiSests for Civnerallkismat sir to.die gely ithqsa Visas distant from this city. It I I to be herd that *et the( aiflvsl there will be an end to * locursie‘ of thi ?OM In* hktht Mallaehia.-.4lgatiefeelfeithaig. 1.6. • HAGUE, ISO. 14. it steam curtain that their 11.441 'Prince Gustavo, and the Prim:cis Mary Anne will tfAde nee half of the year at Vdessii, and the Miler in the Neth4Unda. dahlvalissm. Strr.l6.—lizeisarqifon Lasideihte. 0. two months, 11. 26.-robts‘ck A+/ race Nape. 17. According to accounts front Ancona, r•tei•ed this 'wonting.* - tbe raiders Skit, Use* Aimbftsadots of E:tecied, Fiore, end Rodin rem !unify engaged at CITY, Twa.va o'CLock. AH the Hamm aro shoot to day ; coosequitody there is meld' flaulag fa alse Cases( market. Ceaseb opened at WTI to, IS for Alt!' Alitooopot wblcb price they may be quoted at present. L Colombia, stesouboat. that left Landoll CIO Tuesday Norm ioj tor thodosoe, was wrecked at Ambleteuse the same ettodog; k'rew and passengers weed. • CITY. HALF-PAST ONR O'CLOCK. Not a feature has occurred lo the Como' Mather worth obser vation, up to the pre m hour.. Connie bane been the whale of the morales at an for the Account. alternately buyers and idlers The Royal Eadiange and Consol market are dam deserted. COURT CIRCULAR. . The Marquis de PALIISLLA and the B-asilian Mi nister had a eindetenee with the Duke of Wswiscierte yesterday afternoon at the Treesery. Their li:iceboat* had alvis an hoer-, view with, the Kati of Asaaastttr, at the (Ake of the Secretary of State for Foiteign AffAirs. The LORD CHANCELLOR, accompanied by Sir Au Tire Haar (the Lord Chancellor of Irehnd), arrived is town yesterday from his seat at Wimbledon. Ills lAirdshlp proceeded to the residence of the Duke of WaLutiorua, to have an interview with his Grace. • The AUstrian Ambassador transacted bu.inese jet. terday both with the Duke °fly/samaras and the Earl of Ana- DUN. at their respective laces. the Earl ot AIIIIIDEIII, Lord ELLRWROROUGH. the Camsestiais of the Lsenathline,end Mr. aunts'', vi.hol the Duke of Wastasseros yesterday at the Treasury. The LORD CHANCELLOR Of IRELAND •i.ited Sir GINAGE MORSAT yesterday at the Coloolal Office, Downing street. Bison FAORL uncharted bottom )eaterday Al the Foreign Oflice, Downing-street. DONCASTER, SEPT. 16. ' The arrivals since our last report have been numerous in the extreme, and the town may now of one of 'the fullest meetings seen here for many years. T e isdlirwl.ig is a mote complete list of the Fashionables than we gave in our last: Duars—Devonshire, Richmond, Leeds. Dc Richelieu. Slaw:anus— Queeneborry, Worcester, Cleveland. Luaus—l larewood, Virulent. Htswilham, Wharncliffe, Mikes, 31orpeth. I.llford, Hawke, G. &Hauck, Pollington, Wikust. Nee. nanny, Newburgh. Cousys—Sunder. Montroud. Hostomassas—R. Petnt, W. Wears. H. Lawelirs.J. S. Wave. l e y. W.. Duncontbe. C. Wonley..l. Lambuma, F. Stanhope, Ste. GlVlRALs—Rsrten, Sharpe. Cot sass--Ktag. Russell, Way. Sias—J. *sig. T. Stanley. Jacob Astley. J. Girard. Rube. Dentin. C. Kuightley, J. Johnstone, E. Scott, J. Burgoyne, D. Baird, Ste M —Delaney, Richardson, Firming. I.le.stamara ' Baird, Grant, Lyster. Houldaworth, C. Wilson, It. Gascoigne, Yates, Sloane, tannin, Greeille, Armitage,, T. Armitage. C. Stanley, Williani.on, J. H. reel, G. Peel. T. Duncomise, B. Bond, Craw. ford, Ogleby, Thel o.on, tiny, Rills, Wyvill, &c. The 8411 last night *as Attended by most of the Fa shionAhles named above; the rooms were crowded to an overflow, and the Assembly sent off . wik 'Aram dreary spit. • THE NEW BISHOP OF CHESTER. • YORK, Simians U. The preliminaries requisite atter the issuing of his Majesty's cowl d'dire for the appointment of Dr. Sumner to the vacant bishopric of Chester having been duly attended to, the ceremony of confirmation rook place in York Cathedral on Lturday rooming last, with the usual solemnities. _ At I I o'clock the carri ige of the Archbishop drove up, and his Grace, with the Bishops r f Gloucester and Win- I chests?, and the Bishop elect, alighted at the south door of the Cathedral, and were received with the customary formalities by the dignitaries cf the church. &es pre ceded by the vrrgers, &c. and were conducted into theve.try to enrobe. When the Archbishop and his Chaplains had entered the Cathedral, and the Bishops of , Gloucestei and Winchester, with the Bishop elect. bad taken theieseats in the stalls assigned to the Judges and the High gneriff at our Assists*, Divine Service was comnieneed by Mr. Residentiary Croft, she) read tbc pra)ers from his stall ; and the Morning Prams being ended. the Archbi,hop an.i Bishops of Gli ucests r and Winchester proceeded to the altar, nherethe Coot amnion service was commenced by Isis Grace the Arch bishop; the only difference in the Communism Service being the introduction of a Collect especially appo need for the occasion. The Epist e, which was tons 1 Tiso. rii. I • commencing with "This is a true saying:* arid ending with the 7th verse, was read in the most isapte, sive manner by the Bishop of Gloucester. In the e.eoing a nurse ous party. consisting of the Prelates, the dignified Clergy. and other Gentlemen, dined at the Palace. Bish-pst.iorpe. F ids? last ' Sir EDWAIIIII i)t • NY, B•st. Mal elected • berg •rs to represent the borough ol 'rioter in Parliament. tl,slitwee the Doke • I BEDVIIRD hAt left Elidaleiph Cottage, Orilr Taviatoek. fur hit town residence. Nia.chwrises.. ot Leintros. passim. and Lind Vsiturriner ate daily expected to he added to he fashionable circle too tub!. dat Hari IlaowsLow's. Sir AILIIMASS llama continues to sojourn At 11:11011 Donee. Ste J. aid L•dy THostr.l.D, ith a party. base left Seston Dan. near Grantham, fur Doncaster, whence they go to the York Festival. - - Snr ANTHONY HART, Lotil Chancellor of Ireland. artitied at Liverpool on Tuesday awning, is his Majesty's packet Woe, from Dublin, and took up his allude at the Waterloo lioteL Sr Ammonv was employed during the forenoon in *myelin/ the improvements of the town liElloola.—The Doke of Itt , TLAND tlaily takes the diversion of partridge 'booting ; hie manors In the neighbourhood 'tithe Castle are mast abundantly soppli•d with birds this year, and T o his Gear:. courtesy to spoetbawo generally is proverbial. AbECINITZ tor Sim Hairsenr Tarkon.--A young twen.s native of DunkeW, tbe.ms of revecfable parents, in bumble ilesseestances, entered the army early in life—and by his steady , g oad s e . g and g ood talents, gradually raised himself from-the ranks ,ti be Adistatit of his Regiment. About me i ! . yea r s ago . h i. /ether Mir totally disabled by palsy—and the rest of his family Moog ip indi g e nt circumstances, the sole charge of supportin g his parents Svuived uti the son. This duty he cheerfully fulfilled Willis deeds, .hy allbwing them an annuity out of his pay: He was, however, OW ea suddenly last year, whilst with his Regiment at Gibraltar. Bride death his parents were left totally destitute—and Govern. ment was applied to in vain, it being, it seems, inconsistent with their mulattoes to grant relief in such cases, escept in the event of .death in tb o r fi e ld of battle. This was communicated by Sir H. TA T um, through whom, as Colonel of the Regiment, the applica. • tiou had been made i but the simple tale of their sorrows bad found a friend for the aged pair. where they could not have looked fee It—Sir himself came in the roam of their sop, and continued the same annuity; and with singular generosity, even thanked the Gentleman who bad communicated witholtim- 0 fur the opportunity that had brat afforded bins. of relieving the aged 'twat* of • brother Officer." Nancy-kw' vebbel, from ports abroad w re entered at I t'e Cubrom-hags- on Monday. Th e Mad T a s cal, 46. is to be commiss:oned by Capt. the HOD. ROBORT SPX:ICOR, to reint,rce the bquadsoti in the Medstei rinean. Monday mat (3und iy being SteMartheseb Day), se cording to anon 41 custom, the LORD Mairon, Alder men, Sne-iff., and Governors of the Seward Royal Hob. potals, sill attend Urine See vice at Christ Church, N e w g acc..treet. Alter a sermon by the Rev. CIIARLI Cut me, B.A. of Pembroke Hair, CismbraJge, tile, will w • /f ut ile:e t r ro llte m m aar toos em w m il ai l r " Sc d it e neo liv l, in C ered ;t h s t a i t vee Hospital, in Lat by y FRANCIS !WHAM! n eau's. and that in Eaglibh by *ROIIIIIIT JAMes DOiLINO; the two senior scholar • o..the Litnismai Schools DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. A 'TENDED WI LOOS Ur UHL About a cutter past tern o'clock this mousing, a the bruk- Aga in the premises ref M,. U,s , the it e e rf the t serre,'s .Arm., tie corner of Silver and Munk_ lieltretteets. Falcon - square. Aides igate 'trot al id, efts amen fed %sib the death of an aerd and infirm Gentle. loan, named Smith. who. not• ithstanding early etss. torn on the pill of Mr. Dix. who did not I aft hoe en; tit his oivis safety rendered rt toads eta for hoe is mi l; longer. fell a. sactifrce to the flames. The fire, het i first diteovered Ity the watchman on the he a t, p ee , cired lune Wily of flame, including the bar. sar i and p a n ne , anJ, tiofortrinatel; r ift the ausiety to mouse thermoset% the dem and shutters were Woken °p.n. Which se re lull vent to the body of fire. and cup off all retreat f ee the inmates below. They were enable J. however, to e.cape by the top of the house. though in a state r / nudity ; and not a vestige o( prop-rty tires Hived. g r Is ur o'clock there was nothing left standing bat d id walls, the Ste having by that time been complet e l y subdued. . NA VACINTEILIGENCE. NAILS AMMO, Twu 1:1“.--17181/In t--Waterford I—Friace 1. Inamitri 1. The General Stefan Nniption Coen#anyli stew packet c.i bine, Iran Lambaste Duologue, with passengers, was loft an ta g 16th, ISM Allahlekuse—the passeugers and crew saved. TI, weather beidg very Go*, the Columbus, was twining along sa w , too close in, and untartottattly struck an the tucks near Ambito'' ' . The Shamrock. Tette', from Dublin, was driven on *see at Jorhy Point, Isle et Mau, oa tire lath juicing, and bad three L e t water in bet bold. Tbt Caklkot Castle, bound to Loadow, as Bunting oat of SI ford barites; oa Saturday. struck on a rock, sad k was etym.,' t►at both the pesos& and cargo would be lust. Davao, Sate. 17.--Arrived the Rembrandt, Pesasson, Ni t Cuba; big Majesty's aliip Crusader, and hear? die Runk % Ili Calais, and Ileitannla; from &Moine. Sailed the Drlamia, &MULL, and Royal George, Illgrwano, fat Betilagne, aria Led f Anseaviums aid suite on bo ard. DEAL. Samosa It —Wind E.5.1.-e-Anived die Mid% Bacon, front Sc. Patatsborsh t Meek, (tons the Beath 16 6 Poanasoirra, Sam 17.—Whad AlL—Anivad Iris Lenin the Lobar% Cow% tor nersini. Pavmservis. Saw. 111.—Wind IL—Arrived the President Wm, is, Tama ray heat Malaga. Arrived trona Landon tbeWilhase and Ana, Swan, and Ganyowde, Karma, for Hudson's flay. FaLwastra, Sm. lA—Wiad the Malvin, Mows; for Ste Sebastian's; And Aswan, Kean. fur Sc. Übe's. Heat, Sir=. 16 —Arrived the Zephyr, Torun'. from er, Pro terubersh; Providence, NIA, and Captain —, true, w r , burg; Ardgoo; , MIAS. [rout WIWI; Brunie/irk, Claw', ad James and Ana, knot Kilt Down, Sem 16.—Arrived the Craig. &cunt, from Ripe Vineyard, Hammon, from St. Petersburg& The following notice is pasted op at Lloyd's: "• Foreign Oct. Sepias. " Gtarrazweis—le reply to your letter of the sist rw jointing to be lambed whether the Machado of MAWs is nil enforced by the French Government, I am directed by the lad of Anaossen to arysaint you, that it appears by it dispatch frit his Majesty's Ambassador at Paris that the French Governanc, far frees being disposed to nth: the blockade of that poet, haw directed an sdditloosi naval farce to be stationed a it, fur there. pose of enforcing it with the greatest strictness. " To Messrs. Lossgridge. &e. " Pans, he. Signed) DACKHOUML* ROBBERY OE - YH STAMPS. . . The details explanatory of the manes. mare mises in cases of felonies that • have recently come to light are daily manifesting their fruits, and supplying 'those incitements to the perpetration of crime which its impunity will always create. If any doubt exists on the subject, it will be reamed by the robbery. that took place, within the last sixth, from the Bull and Mouth coadaeffice, when stamp amounting to-over vie thousand pounds were se , stracted; these, at first vievir, might not be ,ap posed to bi easily disposed of, but such it not ale fact: for, (firm the 'difficulty of ideitity, they ire to the " [airily man" a much more negotiable mode than Bank notii. and can. .neat to ssivere.grs, he ad. vantageeusly . got aid of., The audacity of the scathesy created a p.oportionaie degtee -of isalignist•oo smug his Majesty's Courmissousers, and on 'Le in,toit the le. ward of five hundred pounds was off red for the appre Iletteion of the sfeoinquent; bills were posted in all pans of the metropolis ; they were circulated through the country ; and the p .lice, who if ever hoi.e.r, were hoot on thi. occasion. put forth all its powers. lts eff vs were ft u;t leas—kewing that i.s members had o s dit ' before the Committee os. the P. lie. ,the former confidence that esisted was broken ; for there is hon• ur even among thieve., and the men *bu s Irons tear.were este sincere la their ezertioi a to discover a large offender. were at fault. The family men finding this, thought, and eel fairly. that they were all sight ; and acting on the impanity they had Ilitieitoesleriei.ced, and the h 4rdihrtA a ith 'bleb they had min.rd their several begociations, they had the impudence. though in a roundabout way, to pro. pine to the columissiocers a compromise fit there'll°. evict's of the sto:en stamps. through a person employed in their S flicitors' Office. L was of course refused; bat unfortunately so much caution was ob.erved, that it was quite impossible to place a legal hand on, er °hum any .clue to, the discovery of the ptincipsia. The proposition added additional activity ti the Commissioners exertions; ind during this week, from some ii.furnisition that .had reached Mr. Pressly, a sup position was entertained that the goods had reached the east end e f the town, and that they were in the hands a the.. paten who so cleverly managed the Warwick note's, 'ln consequence an application am made at one 41 the di,itict Police Offices, comma eating the chommitance, and the aid of the /digit trates was e stetted ; this was granted at the mo ment; but h I 'Fittived. as futile hitherto as ego? t .other. The. ealeasan who waited en tie Magi traces mentioned ghat an offer of compromise was made, which, ionsideeiog. the magnitude of the property. Was on modera i te-terms; but, determined, if posithlo to put au end lb the destruttive system, it was iejested, and a determination was expressed on their part led that of Government, if even it cost more than !hemline sum lost, to bii.ig the perpetrators to punishment. That certainly is desirable ; but the mode adopted is not the most advisable; and we would recommend that or gested by the Magistrate to whom application was Aud! As the one mo.t likely to lead to discovery.. lie 63 1 41 : that in his opinion, iu a case of such magnitude. 3°13 one in which the Li.ivernment itself was engvg° 4 ' 0° iess a reward than 1,0001. should be offesed, and 'fist that; should be given, together with a" free pardoe. 1° any person who was trot A pi incioal in the robber!. P'°' vided be disallowed the persons, save himself, *b.) ogle entraged in it. - • foe terms proposed by the negotiator were, as it is said, 1,5001. in uremia's', iu addition to the 5 004 °i* feted ab the reward. The price of the tour-pounJ loaf has been increased this day to elevenpence halfpenny; a few wcrks mace the mate si*ed bat was sold for nuscpeuce. Au abstract of the smasher of male And femak • oti wneri who arrived in New South Wales in the "us'. 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