Star. — London, England, 1828-02-25 00:00:00

VIENNA, Fig. 13. Accounts from Smyrna of ti.e 3d of January are to the following effect: The French Admiral de Iligny is st:11 at anchor at Vourla, to which place the Russian frigate Constantine, which was to have taken M. de Ribeaupierie on board is the Dardanelles, but had missed him, returned on the 26th of December. Commodore Hamilton, whose successor, Sir Thomas Staines, has arrived here, on board the Ibis frigate, is preparing to leave the Archi• pelai,o, with the Cambrian. The siege of the tot t of Scio is still c'utinued by the Greeks ; but it should mein that the besiegers do not make much progress, as we haw,: beard no►hing of their operations . fur a consid. rabic time past. The Turks, on tie contrary, occasionally I'asei supplies both of men and provisions to the besieged from the Asiatic coasts, and threaten to land in greater force. The Greek ships, which ought to maintain the blockade of Scio, are cruising meantime Wall directions in search of booty ; they lately had the boldness to attack the french brig of war Nlarsouin, and two days ago they plundered an English mere Chessman near Ips►ra. The same may be Said of the Greek vessels which are pretended to be appointed to blockade the ports of the Island of Candia ; nay, Admits), Sachtuty, who has been sent out by the Provi sional Government at Eglna, under the pretext of chasiisiag the Greek pirates, is himself committing acts of pil!are and rubbely, iusteAri of suppn•ssing Inc •series. In Syra, one of the chief depots of plundered goods, they are sold by the - assotlation of robbers almn4 for nothing, since the news of the approaching arrival of Count Capo d'l:tria has been spread its Greece, because they fear that on his at livid all the plundered goods n ill • r be sequestrated. • - Ibrahim Puha seems. to be doing nothing in the •• Mot ea. General Chu , ch, on Use other hand, bas spread the iniurtection in Wcste. eitreece, where .several Ca pitatii have joined him. Io Candia the efforts of the insurgents are feeble and unconnected. Against Negropont nothing has yet been undertaken beyond the prept)aiions ; but some districts, of Etstern Greece, for :i'ssitince:falaudi, have beenl again induced to tevoit. • In Arcadia tire, bands of Rumeliots and Moreots are at war with each other. THE FIVENING:fiTA • 49 1 tV° 1. N • sI tiONDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1828. Brazilian Bolivar Colonibian Genital Alining Ass°. blezican United Mexican r 1•1••••• STOCK ICXCHANOK, TWKLVEC O'CLOCK. Comb tapososlthis neat Ni is but they have since gone dams to net. j. The Figalptualkat Is also la a state of confusion, with little doing. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols are looking up. for within this half hour they have been done at 831 to 1; but still the market is very unsteady. PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 201 India Stock 4 per Cent. lied. 841 1121 I Ditto Bonds $5 S per Ct. Cons. en 821 831 South Sea Stock Si per Min. Oki Annuities 831 S 1 per Cent. Red. 921 911 41000 &Oleg. Bills Se 59 56 4 per Ct. New WO/ 101 l £5OO Ditto 58 59 57 4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and 2100 Ditto 58 59 57 4 per Cent. 1826,1021 102 India for Acct. Lone Ann. 19 11.16 4 (.7onsolz fur Acct. 831 I 82j 834 FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Brazilian lids. 5p ()t. 611 Iles. 1'd5,1825,6 p Ct 331 1 Do Acct. 611 2 Do. Ace. 34/ 31 1 Colombian Botta., 6 ptr Ct. Peru'. MI.. 6 p C. 93 Do.lionds,lB44. Poring. Bds. S p C. 74 Do. Acct.fee 41 4 1 Do Acct. 74 Danish IQ.. 5 p Ct. 61 604 1 Russ. lids. 1822, 5 per Ct. Do Acet 61 Llo Acct. 923 a la 4 4 Nes lids. 5 p Ct. 251 Spanish lids 5p Ct 101 1 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SliAltES. TWO O'CLOCK. SHAMS. PAH% 35 20 63 63 64 SO 71 41 100 22a 16 50 5 151 100 23 6 40 25 131 1 14 Yesterday evening, a G. ntleman in a post•chaise and four. arrived at the Foreiga-otfice, in Downing-street, with dispatches, via Paris, lion► our Ambassador at Sr. Prtersburgh. A Cabinet Council assembled this afternoon at the Foreign Office, and continued in deliberation a consi deral.le time. We have given in our preceding columns (copied from the Moniteur) the Manifesto issued by the Ottoman Porte, re.pecting the interference of the Allies in the affairs of Greece, to which such frequent allusion has lately been made, and the substance of which 'A e have already given. This Manifesto may be considered as rendering concession on the part of Turkey as nearly hopeless, deprives the mediating Powers of all pretence for supporting her cause, and affords her enemies a sufficieat justification of attack. It is frankly acknowledged in this document, that temporizing has been used for the purpose of making efficient preparations for resistance, and delaying hos tilities till the summer. The only chance, therefore, left for the preservation of peace is the abandonment of the Greek question by the Alli s, which, after wkat has takes place, it is no longer in their power to do without dishonour. The Gazette de Frarce ezirresses a hope that fresh efforts will be made on the part of Austria to bring the Pure to listen to its best inter ests, and that the blockade of the Dardanelles by the allied ,quadeons, will still induce the Divan to reconsider its decision. It also anmunces that Austria and rillsal4 have cordially joined the three Posers who signed the Treaty of the 6.h Joly. The following are extracts from the Paris Papers received this morning by the Marl : " Since the arrival of the unfavourable news from Constantinople of the l th. Prince Metternich has sent repeatedly couriers to the above capital. with a hope to arrange the differences. but the D;van has decidedly pronounced for %at., there fore all hopes of accommodation have vanished. At the moment of the departure of the last courier iron Vreno-, sent to the Austrian Ambassador at Paris. it was generally feared that the Russians hmll passed the Pruth, without waiting the adhesion of the other Powers. This report baa caused the Austrian and other Funds to fall." ----- EXTRACT ON A LETTER unm PERPIGNAN, PER. 13. ""The King of Spain did not think it proper that J p Estanys should enter Barcelona; accordingly he sent a Commissioner to Olot to examine him, which lasted five hours, and the report was made to his M . jtsty ; diet which it was dtchied that he should be hung at Berge but we have ho accounts as yet of his menu n." We received German Papers to a latidate this fore noon. The extracts which we subjoin, taken from the Aststrian Observer and the (Mental Spectators relay principally to the piracies said to be still carrying on in the Levant. These Papers are, however, notorious for their hostility to the Greek cause: P.ITRACT PROM THE 0111EN ' TAL SPECTATOR, DEC. .29. In consequence of the thteats of the Admirals, the Greeks have at length resolved to send out three Hy& iot brigs to chace the pirates. to whom the government h rd 4iven licences, and who plundered all they met, and to send them back to Greek ports. These three vessels were commanded by Sachtury, who, according to the modern Greek fashion. has long been called Admirat, on his arrival off Cyrus gave out that be was come to put an end to piracy. When searching an lonian vessel, which sailed front Cyprus. he learnt that t. French merchantman, the Tyrian, had taken in a cargo at Lanacha for Marseilles, and doubtless to prevent it. oring plundered by the pirates, whom lie was to chace he attacked the merchantman in the night, with ts• large boats, which cut its cables, and towed it to Cape Grego, where every thi .g, even the slits and tackling. were taken away ; on ss !rich the worthy Admirai vanished, to gite a report of his operations to the re spectable Senate of . 11)dra. Two days afterwards the Echo, Fiche!' corvette, came to Lanacha, ar.d assisted the Tyrian, which was in the greatest dis cress, repaired it as a ell as could be done, and con voyed it to Alexandria. We have learnt that oche French and English merchantmen from Ileirout and Damietta, have been treated by &ciliary in the same manner. Carabusa, therefore. is not the only nest o! dirates—Hydra and Spezzia dispute the pre-eminence with it. Is it not at length time to destroy all the vessel► of those Islands? Ilas not suffi:ient patience been shewn and is it not now evident that all these parodies of Greek fleets, Greek Admirals, and Greek crocd dans, have been brought forward merely to deceive Europe, and •o conceal the real state of the case under outwaro forms? A fan thrown in a passion at the feet of a Consul in Algiers, has thrown all France into corn notion, and caused tt e equipment of a whole Nun- Iron, whereas the incessant in►ults in Greece, the pillage f a counless number of French ships. have not beet, .ale to disturb the phlegm of out Statesmen. Without akitig much time or consideration, almost the ah. 1. n.tv..l force of the Tut ks has been destroyed at Navarin though they also posses+ed the rights of a beliigrran• Power, and have never detained a single merchantmar on its voyage; a , rd the pirates of 11) dra and Spezzia we not burnt, which, lot these biz years past, have beet, ruining the commerce tf Europe, and bidding defiance to all sations./. us!, ian Übse►ver. Feb 13. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. After this Piper had gone to presf, u e received the Gazelle de France dated yesterday ; the following are estract3 TRIESTE. FISICAUT i 2. A vessel which arrived to-day from Alexandria, brings accounts that forty Egyptian ships h d arrived there from Navarin, and two large ships of war ha cast anchor at Aboukir. PARIS, FESKUARY 23. At the Scrutiny ye-ter day to the PresiJent, there was a majority for the Royalists, and it appeared that the co inter party had no chalice of sneers . We have received news from Constaort:nople of the `2sth January. The Hatt; Sherd of the '2oth of Dec has been communicated in the Palace of the Pot e t ali the Ayans assembled, and sent to all the P Chas, which has produced the greatest consternat'ori at Pera, cause. ,by the defiance it bids to Russia. Rigorous measu,e still continue. The rich Armenian Primate, to the number of twelve, have been arrested ; and the con. Aeruation r f the merchants of all nations is inespreui ble. Amidst all these preparations for war, the Capital remains quiet. Persons who are well informed stator, that Rebeau picric and Stratford Canning left Corfu in the beginning of this month, without waiting for Count Guilleminot. It is thought the first will go to Trieste, and the second to England. _ _ _ 'The Austrian Cbse►ver states, under the date of Ja,sy. February 4, that letters from Gallicia say a fit. man has been published in all the fintresses on the Danube, that all Turkish soldiers, on pain of death must avoid entering the principalities! of Moldavia and Wallachia. There was a fall in the French Funds on Sattitd.ty, caused by the Government being defeated in the . Chambers, in the appointment of a President. Three per Cents. 6Sf. 93e. Kw per Cents. 1031. Saturday the &patches too Si. Helena, Bombay, and China, by the ship Ilarqui4 Camden, Captain Taoism Idioms, weir closed at the East ludis House, and delivered to the purser of that ship. Lord ALBERT CONY:4IOIIAM. second son of the Ar got* of Cosireolossr, is appointed Secs trary of Legation, under Lord Bucontosit at Florence. The LORD CIIANCCLLOR has just finished I i. dining room, built on the site of Mr. DILAVOIei coach-house, behind the mansion in Gcurgesstreet ; and it is one of tlw best proportioned rooms belonging to Lord Lynn.' f i russ in r s 's in ow i Tir d i o a n n . sioi l ; i l d t r o aw be in e g nited with the room' of lir. Ds ;Aeon by large folding doors, and when complete will present the most perfect and capacious emieeibisist that fashionable quarter. Friday the young Earl of PEMBROKE, who has been for a e?nsiderable period ea the Continent, arrived at the family 1 , 44 . 4 i Wils o n lionss,Wiltshire, where he was met by a large cow sours . o r his tenantry, who accompanied him to the residence of his ancestors, which be entered for the first time with the family title. ilia Lordship was met at the mansion by Lord Noaci4sse and Lady Noonan's, his brother-la-law and sister, THE KING, he, WINDSOR, Fla. 2k This forennon the KIND, with his Household attendant•; heard Divine Service in the Royal Lodge; the Rev. Mr. ►SaYMuult officiated. It is said Oat the KING will leave the Itirvil Lodge on Monday. the 3d of March, ler St. James's i'alace. whete it is expected he will remain until the Easter holidays, when he sill return to the Royal Lodge. His MAJESTY, it is said, is anxious for the comple tion of his suite of apartments at the Castle, which ate expected to be ready or his reception in May nest. On Friday Count Motisran arrived at the Royal Lodge, and had An audience of his MAJESTY. This being the anniversary of the Duke of CAM alumni's birth-day, the morning was here u.heted in by the ringing of St. George's and the parish beil,. COURT CIRCULAR. The Doke of CLARE:PCS gale a grand dinner on Saturday, at his residence in the Admiralty, to the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State, and a number of Official Gentlemen.— Among the Company were— The Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of Winchester, Earl Bathurst. Earl Dudley, Earl of Aberdeen, Vis count Bereshird, Viscount Palmerston Vi-coont Alelville, Lord Ellenhocough, the Right Honourable, Palmerston, P. 11, l u-kision, C. Grant, 111. Goulburn, J. C. Ilerries, C. Arttuihnot , V. Fitz .gerald, L ord 11111, Lord Maryborough, Karl Itreckilock, Kari Muuntcharles, Lord Eliot, Lord F. L. Gower, Lord Ashley, Sir J. Becket, Sir W. J. Hope, Sir O. Cockburn, Sir G. Clerk, Sir H. Hardinge, and General Phipps. Tb. Prince and Princess of Hortsstottit Latiortsvouan arrived at the apartments of the Duchess of Keret, in the King's Palace, at Kensington, on Saturday morning, from the seat of Prince LIAIPOLD, at CIAPPIIIOIIt. The Duchess of PST gave an elegant kiesersi, at two o'clock in the afti•rnoon, to the Nlenihsis or the Royal Family, among whom were the Duke and Duchess of CLAIM:P. the Duke of Stissrz, the Doke and Duch is of Gym ellNTlta, the Princess SurHia. and the Princess Soros.* MaTit.mi. The Royal Party, after r.king leave of the new married Prince and Princess, left the Pal ice, and returned to town. The Princess SOPHIA MATILDA afterwards proceeded to her residence on Black cash. Yesterdq the Duke of CLAIM/XI visited the Duke and Duchess of Gsouesiren. Prince FATItIttIACT, the Austrian Ambassador, had a long inter. view with the Duke of Wet.t.assmu on urday, at the TreAsury. Viscount Patmessron and Viscount SiILANGFORD trarsac•ed obsess yesterday, at the Foreign (ice. The Earl of ASEILD - CFN visited the Duke of Wattimarosi on Saturday, at the Treasury. The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council held their Third Meeting this Season on Saturday morning, at the new Council Office. Their Lordships assembled at eleven o'clock; those present were—the Loan PRILSIDICHT of the Coustat, the Marna of the Rums, Sir Wsettasi Fit tICINTLE. the Right lion. Hoax Kew); and Mr. FRANICLAND Lewis.—The Cases of Appeal from the decision of the different Colonial Courts of Justice, were from those of Jersey, Antigua, Madras, Prince Edward's Island Jamaica, and Bengal. Their Lordships issued the following order for the regulation of the hearing of all cases of appeal: " The Lords of the King's Most Honourable Privy Council are pleased to ender, that in future appeals, the causes shall take precedence according to the order in which they are ready for hearing, arid not, as at present, according to the order in which the first printed case is lodged upon each appeal." Their Lordships were occupied iu hearing the arguments of Counsel on the different eases of appeal which wire heard before them till four o'clock in the afternoon. when their Lordships separated. The Marquis of Annueser left his residence in Old Burlington street, about right o'clock on Saturday morning. in his carriage and four, for his seat Beau desert, Staffard.hire, on his way to Ireland, to enter on bis official duties as Lord Lieutenant of that kingdom. The Count d'Oratta, or a special miii.ion from the King of Spain; Plante Laren., the Russian Ambassador; the Mexican Minister; Count Lunoar, the Neapolitan Minister; and Monsieur Korn the French. Charge d'Affaires, transacted official business with iCarl Dursutv, on Saturday, at the Foreign Office, Downing ' street. Mr. Ilsnatts and Lord FARNSOROCCSI had Interviews with the Cnaveru.on of the ExcHrsurß, on Saturday, at the Treasury. Mr. WiLator Iloavots entertained a numerous party to dinner yesterday, at his resides:cc in Richmond-terrace. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE ARRIVALS. Princess Bari ninsky, in Lower Orosvensir , street ; the Earl and Countess of Darlington, and Lady Anne Poulett, in St. James's square; Lady Carotin: Dundas, and Miss Ducidas, in Hanover square ; Dowager Lady Ellenherongh and the Misses Law, in Hill street, Berkeley-iusre ; Dowager Marchioness of Essrer, in Privy gatdens; Lady Caroline El ut and Lady Jeminn Flint, in Dover-street ; Countess of Huston, in Grosvenor place; lady Duff Gordon. in Hertford-street ; Earl and Countess of Kinnoul, in' Lower Grosvenor-street ; Lady Sophia Lomax, at the Dowager Duchess of Richmond's, in Kirtland-place Crescent; Nichol-on Calvert, E•q. M.l'. an.l the l ion. Mrs. Calvert and family, in Graf. ton-street, hum Hunsdnis ; M j r Addisou,in Green -street, Park-lane; Mrs. and Miss Adair, in Gloucester-place; Alm and Miss Agnew, in (urges street ; Major Anstey. in P3ll-Miii, flow Matchester; Mr. Mr:. arid -Miss Bethel!, in Upper Grosvenor-st. 'Sir George Ilantfylde, Bart. in Groevenor.equare; Capt. and Mrs. Burton, in Baker -street, from Paris; Lieut.-Col. ('test and Mrs. Klward Cust, in New-street, Spring-gardens; Captain Percy Camnbell and Mrs. George Campbell, in Hertford-street, May fair.; Mrs. and Miss Chilton, in Piccadilly, from Bath; Mrs. and Miss Capel, ill Grosventar-place, from Bath ; the Misses Donley, in Weyntouth-street ; Mr.. acid Miss Darell, in Park-lane, from' Bath; Mr. H. Moreton Dyer, at Devonshire-place House; Major Dalton and the Misses Dalton, in Gloucester-place; Major and Mrs. Dawson, in Brook-street ; Mrs. Davenport, in Lower Brook greet ; Colonel Deacon and Captain Arabet, iu P-11-malt, front Paris ; Mr. Henry Dorrien, ill Devonshire.place; Major de Broke, in Piccadilly, from Corfu; Major John de Capet, in Pall-mall, from the fustian Islands; Capt. Charles Berridge, in Hill -street; Mt. and Mrs. R. Ellison, in Upper Brook street; Lord and Lady Ennismore.and the Hots. Miss Hare, at Kingston House; the lion. Misses Eden, in Lower Grosvenor-street; Mrs. and Miss/Edgar, in Harley-meat, front Devonshire; ALijur and Mrs. Egerton, in Brook -street, from the Netherlands; Mr.and Mrs. Ford, in Upper Boook-street; Mrs. and Miss Fielding,ki Park-street, from Bath; Mrs. and Miss Faulkner. in Grosvenor- place, front Cornwall; Mrs. and Miss Fernandez, in Portland-place, from Monte ; Major and Mrs. Fergussun, in Brook.street, front Penzance; Major and Mrs. Fitz gerald. in Arlington-6 rent, from Paris; Major Garland, in the Regent-street, !ram the Hague ; Mt. and Mrs. Gahagan, in %Vim pule street; Mr. and Mrs. Gardister,in Brook-street; Mr. Hunter, in Poi rland-place ; Colonel Hamilton of the Coldstream Guarts, its Piccadilly ; Mrs. Charles lietwagr and Miss G , w Chester field-street; Major and Mrs. Herrick, is Hereford -street, from Paris; Major Henry [Nilsen. in Brook -street, from Longford, Ireland ; Mr. Ileathcote, in Piccadilly ; Capt, and Mrs. Hastings, Alhensarle street. trains the South of France; Alajor Irving, in St. James's street, tram Gibraltar; Mrs. and Miss lanes, in Park street. from Bath; Mrs. and Miss Jeffries. in Green-street, Parka lane, front Clifton lint Wells ; Lady Kinstaird and Miss Kinnalrd, its Seymour-place; Count Karagay, in Piccadilly, from Italy; the Hint. Mr. Kenyon, in Portman-square; Mr. and Mts. Knight, In Portlsnd.place; Major and Mrs. Kydd, in Seymour-street, frost Marseilles; Mrs. and Mass Kirkpatrick, in Davies-street, Berkeley. square, front Clifton ; Count Dietrichstein, at Chandra House; Mrs. and Miss Knoz. it Ciastberlandatreet, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Littleton, in Grosvenor.place; Mr.. Lascelles Irentonger, in Dover-street; Mrs. and &a.' Lester, in Park-place, from Atria; , Major and Mrs. Lindsay, in Portugal street, from Harrowpte; Major and Mrs. Lumley, in Dover-street, from Shropshire; Lord and Lady MaryborongL, in Saville-row ; Colonel and Mrs. Lowe. in liertiord-street, from Bath f Jr. Alanist, in Old Bond-street; Mrs. and Miss Maitland, its Brook-street, from Bath; Major and Mrs. Norm in, in Cleveland • row, front Paris i Mr. and Mrs. North, 111 Piccadilly, from the Netherlands. DEPARTURES. The Earl of Uxbridge, for Dublin, to meet the Marquis of Anglesey, the Regiment to which the Karl is attached being ordered to march on Iro iday,last fur that destination to du military honours to the new Lord Lieutenant on his landing there • Colonel Fraser, elite 7th Hussars, from Stevens' Hotel, for Illrightuo ; Cornet WClltlf4/1111, of the 17th Lancyrs l for lloinislow ; Capt. 0'1%4, for Brighton; Mr. Dunlop, for lilrussels; Him. Arthur Eden, for &fury; Mr. It. Ankle, for Mexico, m.Consul Genf:fat; Mr. le names, fur Essex ; Capt. Dalt*, of the . 54a Royals, ter Dublin. 13E11. HTON, cif s. 24. The depatture of the amiable Piinceis A uctrilik - ro% this place is filed for Monday, the Sd of March ; but her Royal Highness, it is understood, will again 'fiat ut 'early in the ensuing atiturhit. the health of the Pt incest is now, we feel happy to state, netrly re•ettAblished. A Cricket Match for 1000 gotereight ig talked ni between gusset and All England, preparatory to the match made kit year attest* the Married and Bachelors of All England. SOUTHAMPTON, FEBRUARY ti. Friday evening the Ball for the benefit of the Be: pository took place at the Long 11noms, under the patronage of the Marchioness of CL A N KlCAltok and Mrs. DOTTPt. There were nearly 160 fwshionables present; Many who had taken tickets did not attend, but the or. ceipts must have be( n considerable. The bani acquitted themselves well. The dance wat ktpt up with spirit till a late hour. Among the company were nnticed..:. - . - The Marchioness Clasiticside and Mrs. Dottin, patronesses; A. It. Dotal), Esq. M. l'.; Sir John Miihatike, Hat.; Henry Eyre, F. , .54 and Lady ; F. L. IleArforil, Esq. and Sons; J. Wad; and Lady; Admiral Foote and Lundy ; General Ogre Langton. Captain Griffith, the Misses Ogle, &c. Another hall is talked of as likely to take place in a shurt time; and the amnia; from their increasing attractions, bid fair to becOme, in future, the rendeavous of fashion. THE ARMY. The sth Dragoons, now stationed at Leeds Barracks are ender orders to march to Dorchester. By the lag accounts from the West Indira, the 93d Iligblander4 were in ricrlient health. The Regiment had not more than a dozen men in the hospital the last four months, at Antigua, and ski deaths fur the same period. • NAVAL. IN FELLIGENCE: The Broxbournbury, Facsosi, from China and St. Helena,ltai .irrived of the Lizard. PASSIM:IRS ERR JASIES SIRIIALD 4twmarrh and child; Mrs. Armstrong, Dr. Macleod ; Major Irving, Ist Regiment Ikla• dras Infantry; Captain elacdonakl, Iterrls, commanding Invalids ; Lieutenant Fothcrgill, his Majesty's 48th Regiment; Captain Met. calfe, Madras Native Infantry; Lieutenant Armstrong, his Ma jesty's .Ulth Regiment ; Lieutenant Curs ie 9th Regiment kladras Native Infantry Ensign Colheck , 4th Regiment Madras Native Infantry: Mr. Tabor, Master W. Lambe, Master Metcalf, eighty invalids, nine women, and six children. IIiESSA, JANUARY 17.—The Portia, CARLSON hound to England, ran agroLnd during a violent gale on the 13th instant, but has been g it off without material damage, having only lost a little of her copper and unshipped her rudde r , __ and made no water. CUIHAYZIN F E BRUARY 19—The Gutc Mutter, Jonansme, front Windaw to Bremen, was lost at HtligolaNd on the 12th instant; crew and cargo saved. Dam., FEBRUARY 23.—trisd N. by W.—Passed, from London, the George the Fourth, Bualow, for India ; Mermaid, for New South Wales; Skelton, Pzacv,.for Trinidad; Thorn, JOHNSTON for Bombay; and Brilliant, MAaoa, for St. Lucia. Fistula's 24.—Wiad S.W.—Passed, from London, the Earl Balcarras, Banuonvon, for India; Manly, Kean, for Mogadore; Dorchester, Caowts.x, for Boston • Bengal Merchant, Defuse, for New South Wales • Thames, BOG., for Calcite ; and Flora, SAURbIiN Lisb on.fo Lisb on. Cowes, FEBRUARY 24.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Orpheus, Durr, from Batavia, In 119 dais. PLYMOUTH, FIOSIMARY 22.—Wied N —Sailed his Majesty's ship Maidstone, for the Cape; Erebus (bomb), for Malta • Trident, for Santa Martha; Batbadoes Planter, for Barbadoes; duke of Man chester, for Jamaica ; and Camberwell, for New York. FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 22.—Wind N.—Sailed the Etheldred and Australia, for Jamaica; Justina, Yonne, for Naples; Ruby, Comtism, and Flushing, for Li sbon. Fraatraar 25.—Sailed the Tyne packet, for St. Domingo, Ja maica, 3cc. and the Princess Elisabeth packet, for the Leeward Wands. PORTSMOLVEIN FIRRUA RE 23.—Wind E. by N.N.B. Fesauaar v4.—Wind W. to S.W.—Passed the George the Fourth, Burrow, for Bengal. Sailed the Wanderer transport, NT Fernando Po; Kains ditto, for the Eastward;, and Caledonia, Tarztea, for loston. FROM THR 11AMPSHIRS TELEGRAPH, VER. 23. Wednesday the Rains transport, Lieut. Burdwor.d, agent, attired in 49 days from J.maica, with 200 in. valided soldiers from the regiments in garrison. Capt. Foggo, with Lieutenants Shepherd and Hinclisliffe o of the Royal Artillery, and Messrs. Clifford.ond Gregory. Surgeons of the Navy, are among the passengers. She brings no news. The shit s left at Port Royal were— Magnificent (Rig). Barham, Druid, and Ferrer. The Shelley had gone to the Leeward Island station; the Arachne was expected up from thrse islands. - The troops were quartered as follows-22d Regiment at Uner Camp; 33d, Stoney Hill; 77th, Spanish Town; 91st, Falmouth and Mattoon Town; 84th, Fort Au. gusta ; Royal Artillery, at Port Royal. The 01112:10. L eut. W. J. Cole, for Sierra Leone, was spoken en the 25th ult. in lat. 42. 9. W. long. 9. 55. W. having experienced suer e•sive gales from the west ward, since sailing from Plymouth on the 6th; on the following day she was struck by a heavy sea on her quarter, which stove in several f her ports arid filled the waist. No ves•els at Spithead. Ship. in th.hatbnar—V crory, Asia, Blonde, Mersey, Challenger, Wasp, Rose, Chan ticleer, Beaver - , Cracker, Starling. The Wanderer transport, with stores and provisions for the new settlement of Fernando Po, on the coast of Attica, put in ►ere last evening. for orders. She will sail for her destination in a day ur two. The Freak, Taylor, from New York for Hull, in 26 days, was drove into Spithead this evening, by contrary wiuds. No news by her. Tuesday the Albion, 74, Captain J. A. Ornmanney. C.B. was paid off, on which occasion her gallant crew voluntarily subscribed the sum of 261. 7s. fur the Seamen's Hospital Ship, t►e Grampus, in the River Thames. We Oftaltitall this circumstance with pleasure, and hope it will prove an incentive to the crews of other ships to subscribe toward. so laudable a charity. Lieut. James Wilkinson is promoted to the rank of Commander. Lieut. J. Nash is appointed to the Britannia, vice Thackeray ; Lieutenant C. W. Riley. to the Rrebus,vice Koopman ; Lieutenant W. Dickey, and Mr. G. P. Hoffineister, Master, to the Orestes ; Mr. Grattan, to be Lieutenant of the Volage; Lieutenant Thomas Read, to command the Cracker; Mr. Robert Wilson, to be Sur geon of the Doris; Mr. Francis Hunt, to be Surgeon of the Menai; Mr. J. Wilson, late Surgeon of the Gloucester, to the Coast Guard at Southend ; Mr. D. Burnes (from the Blonde), and Mr. Peaty, to be Assistant Surgeons of the Asia; Mr. Allen, to be Assistant Surgeon of the Ordinary, at Portsmouth; Mr. Dicken .n, to be Assistant Surgeon of the Ramilies ; Mr. John Munro, to be Assistant Surgeon of the Blonde; Mr. James Newnan, from the Ganges. to be Purser of the Heron. Dispatches we►e received on Siturdav morning, at the Colonial Department, from Lioutenant-General the Hon. Sir G. L. Cot.a, 0.C.8. at the Mauritius. HMI PAnE —The season has now, it may he said, commenced. Yesterday the Parks Were crowded with fashionable% and several coronets were sported in the ring. The fineness of the day contributed not a tittle to the brilliancy of the scene. It is reported that Captain FRANKLIN will make another journey to the northern coast of America in order to com plete his set vey, by traversing the space left between him 1114 Captain lisscsurv. • The Gore' nor of Madras, Mr. LINIPIINGTON, arrived at that port on the 17th of Octpber, in his Majesty's ship Herald. A large congregation of the Nobility and Gentry assembled at the Spanish Chapel, Manchester-square, yesterday morning, for the purpose of supporting the Charity Schools. Afar the Service was concluded, a gang of pickpockets displayed great ingenuity at the doors, but in consequence of infornsation given by a watchman employed by the Commissionets of Woods and Forest<, Hooker and Gibbs, officers belonging to diary-la-bonne district, apprehended four of them. The Finance Committee have determined nn pursuing brit inquiries by irpartnients, and net enter into a new braces ill that previously wider consideration is disposed of. 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