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' ii ... . 0 0,.. )' II ' I .. .. 1 ... ~. ~. . . \ . ••••1,11 , 11..•.•. - " 4 "99.1 1 r r ,s-~---r THE AR I'. - _ 7i7„: -r-- ..1 Livi ---- • usinui maJOitit-A2lO PitkW - U - 7'T On Lord Laireo64l6 Makin. on • iltesday, Jana 9 r toomee.whb the Bloom at Cerinerena in their Eirsolosion. fat Mbabluiriad Ilni Claims of the C.ithislies. • • 1 MAJORITYr-rUSZNT. - swim, fiarewood Redesdale •-•.--- --. :. - Cumberland Temkin . Ward Eklinwerd ' Brerroliow • Aram' &Were Sandford. Sheffield .. - • • Livds Beauchimp Manner, • Manchester Mon; Rosa (elamgoor) ..• 1 Dome _ Fil mogt h • Cokbester • • • Newcastle. . Fowls , . Km (Whim) , Wellington , Stradiroke" • Delernere ••areawirtemo. ' "SisetThursit. Forester '• • Winchester • Bolingbroke Beaky Salisbury S T d "/ B e gley Bath* Suiniouth ItAmenswortb Thowiond • Lorton . Farnborough • • Exeter Lake Fevershkitt ' • * • Maher, Exmouth Teuterdert • • -• ' • ZAMA likre•ford Stuart of .Rotbesay .. Sebum (LordPm- NAOMI. Heyty*berf - sidecar), Lyndhurst Clatiailliant '' • •' Weinnorisod Dr Clifford Wallace • • . ~ Stamford • Audiey akelmeradalo t f .. 2 Wilichiliee : ..Willoughby de Broke uactramstours. Shaftesbury • Teynliana York 1e. ... 4 .. - Abingdon • Byron Tuani • • -41 0 i tin inut h Sinclair • " • '•aiiob • l.!:•- Plymouth ; Hay • LerreAr . • ,„: . •„..; Scarborough • •Colville - '., Delth4o..!. :".•. I, •: 0 ,- A yksford Swims • . .. • , Mincbirter..... .., Macclesfield friawko - • • ..Balistudry ••••• ' -'" Pothfret lDriernr: *-4' . .''• •M. Alikth '.'• fzi •• •• Ashbornhain • Bogor • S '• •'s •'' Sift •' • '..:_•_.... • • '.;• Guilford. Orantley. . • • Bath agd Woiliti,.. * Norwich. clleke of Walsinghans Lincobk .. '-•. , Corder!) Rodney - ••• • Gloucester' Talbot Carteret ' ••• • . • Chkbeiner Dilly , M antagu, • Omelet ' Alsinfield Kenyon . _ ' Si. DaXiirr Lanford * FisbervuicE (Donegal) Oxfunir Ennixkilleir , Douglas . Bristol Romney - Rolle * • Carlisle • " :i;:z d e t er r , , Nortbwich L landaff ' lisping . O! Y . Chtba rer • Rib b lesdale. - amulet LoOrdale Dufferin PROXIES.. Earl OMR . • • Earl of Home Lord Loftus ' .. Han' of '•lloUrnEdg. Lord Cerbery Lord Fife &oho ,• . Earl qf 'Doncaster Earl Charleville• • Lord *me (Delloof Buccleuch) Lord Grin Lord 'a • ' Earl orMormon Earl of Chatham IliMop Petetbos Marquis of Cbolmon- Earl Stanhope • • forinh _ : . deity • Earl Strange (Deifies ( 11+ 1 9 Of 113°491!:, Lewd Cliobralisil(Ro. Athol) ibs Hereford den) Earl Cathcart Dibuied pg Clarence - Earl or Moustashel Duke of NU:IW* allittooktt .. Bishop of Lichfield berbnd . , Zoire - LoDespcuser •Lord Womysa. Earl of .Carrick t • ]Act -Rims: Earl of Mahnesburg. .Eari Haranat •• • WlSt.'AMon'a . Margila of 'Hertford Ldbleldrum(Aberifei) Birkap•rit Rota Earl of Rockford Lord Regis * ' .Loid.Mowitll • Earl of Abergavepny Earl of Egrenolet-•••• ' Ltrid_ _, Orly. , Eiil Greliamißuke Earl Rebus .- . . ..; loodancaskiabls-• Moolromr) • . Lisa gambler a.) .:. , ....iiiklieckbliek (His Serial plays ••* , Ltird'Farnbeett -• • dietrin ) . . • Sail of &Mike and • Lard illiddkton . ibniZeisen- `;!--..... ' -Warwiek Aisle et Cailigart llbbemot Wornesiei L ord Do La Zoucb , £ 6 er r Stratliellin Archbishop of Cantor. Ctimonm). . o r *Amur , - • My, 1., • ••.' *. • • ••-3.-t:tii.k - 1 la 09 1 0. ,-, P.AgSPN I C . ...:' **% .. .. - Loan .. • Belhaviii •.- e''' • ..,.. mss' •••.. .*.; • .ntiblioe :• • .„ • OPY,P•(eO) e oe, , •-f•. •- -•• ; 41- 4 2111.111 .7. -.•' l i kr it.._l: l .7* .. f•-• • , „.. - 1 :-e 4. : • •, ' e t h. • -.• • •-• • • HOs" . . . ; .., .• •, .., . . . . 4 MgAshissimu, e",„. . Ik M elilakil, .. - Sailf.ebilla • - . Syst . i J ., . ~ • : ... 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Says and Sale - Seaford • •.= s.•• • • • Ellonberough (Privy Minket .• • . . ••., *Seal) • - Mcirmo(Hati. distatog( Clifton (Darnley) • Milani • t . _ . G o w e r . • W P Rochester .. • ...~. • • .- • . PROXIES. • - V iv l ElhimgOillb.. turd Ponsootty (Ben. Lord TS:storages . • -- • * ~ ', .- , ' •••: boroue b b) ' . Kart of Derby `1111101604:Wainilli! l ' : tord Howard of Ef , Rail Cornwallis . • poi !Riskin, , ddb Ead of Hardwick. g 4 t • Wier Seaford Lord flogeonus . Lord Suffield * Creamlike. . Earl of Forteeroe Earl Sowers - Cows • . Lord Abereromby Duke of klaribbrough 4•ltincition Duke of Eortlatad Earl of SOP& 'and lorf,drCalodos Lord Carietait.(Shan. .Berkshire • . . ILorli armies non) ... Lard foberborne 'Dried Buckingham Earl of Erroll . ' 'Berl of St. Gerassin's 'Mao if Bedford Earl Fitiwilliara • J.Accl Dude • ' Artist Albemarle Racy of Norwich Eari of Elect ' 1 .11kierrent Hoschinson Thrown Hereford .Lord Carrington Xort ofthford . . Lord Churchill , .. strum ors: . idied.Sondes Lord Lamkrrlale • Lori% Ailao (Earl . ef l !if r 4 Of. Walargrare , RarlSferreer Cai n) • • Lintdoch Duke of teria ' Dube * of Rutland......• -t . - • , i • . • thi. tort psi. cbt, . ,fil 411" ht ST•,:ol4 l um .. lko, ii.-- di * that tilt litiet 141 Otl4l/ 10110 Sh WI . in - die. rood ail* latter town .. At the nfomeot,bis, cat?isee was pawing iiiider one. of. the trinuiphal arches, a sudden gust of wind Oraw it down, .and several persons hues. been Wrioubly wounded. __,............... . . . . cei .' Pc - orio C • The DO ke. 4 $All CARLOS, ACT re wing sm n , .dispnichcs from . London, ,on; a coot er to ihe , King Of; Sews" It is said. diet these dispatches stair, that ,if. 1 Spain; takes any isisq with Dnn ?Amon., Engleod siU l lend alorce to Opottii, to stcond the taupe of DooPtnitogH 1 • They. write from Madrid of *head of Junf;thai the information had been - received born Lhbon that Don , bliGust. Woold be deposed: Frequent Cabinet Councils 'take plain s on the affairs of Portugal. ~ Y f 3. {. Wirreeived last night..thruugh the medium of the German Pipers ikellikence from constantinople to the 20tilalt 1 Which. In4y .confirms previous accounts-of the O etr iagatition of the P or ts in. make no crcessioni to Rusiia, but. to repel force . by force...and to combat, to. 'the last' extremity,4er the preierrition of religion aadi the integrit y of thfieisi.Pire, .Orders Wove been dispatched! • tkesery part if European and. Aaiatic 'rsithay, So pre= Mae for determined- redsmoce,.mad gTerl-tthingr.." • eseut beinketts a sangisimary,llsoogb it-cant hardly be. lengthened conrest ; fox - it seems, by these verit:ic. counts, that the . whole Military toree,whith the ~ti > ri`~itr had yeti assembled to,oppose Vie; SeP.OOO ie!aL i ettr fif ant exceed 40,000, men,: INhew the last accounts f a • away. viz. on the 19th 'vit. the standard of the Prophet had not been hoiiied;*but the Black Sea had been closed. ,• , .1,6 the mid,e of .thrive preparitiOns, the guropeitri Ni 7 . sister.„ Crithful.to the pacific system, it is..said hatre . . shade further. remonstrances ttr induce the •PAAJI o SaIGNIOR to listen do terms of accommodations or hither words of the account, "to give satisfaction to Rossin, or at lea.; to put himself under the 'protection of the Treaty of July." . These remonstrances have : fniled in. effect. Accs•rding to recent advic4 istoiscirfu, quoted Under the bead of Trieste;; * Mlay 27;.the .sitainti t ospjoi fsitainst Pnounoisid beCoast in the imsimi •7. -- his 'military chest . was qnitt'elltatieted,and the . ; ; city or prOvisiciiii w via* "tt* - vivio pill on hallrationi. htoelt44l, e oP jsy PAiled.squadrons-ire" ne-rigortnorahrware bap Irlhatilk 'him of a changerfetithebOttnr tieliee~d.atCorft.itilebitikiii*lii:oB l4 *Wm* his troops 1t5uP40.6,14 is Abe7Miltriii, fORSS II mom:L.'s- 4 t' J ' ."."." • , *., tlear' 40i aC t i•k r 41140140411W01k 4 . 404, 4 *. 0 11 .4 1 2.** . 00 gotta, and four hissiftisbidirma:Wittits B io ic . : . •••• .-.4knisewit 4 e , l4o:4 - •Thst Papertiveeited bribe Dot* onnik,thin •-- e s • _ bring - therepirfationsrof •dW4 i Sb 4reitilifftfie 'fisgritii - of *ldol siblill , Vs ' tht 40110400/ Ipar sitt: 01 .0# 44.'111/11 ;to Whimsies 4gpsorisksakikeipikily. 1101Wir .0 'the t ows ; . : t..-, ; •• . ..! oiertiosirso . iot the Dahobe - Rt slprestentift - is :the olov of itioififlay.itt. ciP4ll it* . 6 0 il ti el!;tii l o4 ll le iN thg,lßesiani.;;4o3tatil the if•qtdil.vg.ittibe 71 1- :Emperor lifenspLita had pitiOr-visit re f th* : following are estructs: • • ' • BISLORADt. ids? ie. • `His Majesty tlid Eines-Or arrived herr Test, evening ie perfect health: His johrnep . fiom Blisabeth. • grad was a,suecessionof scenes highly _gratifying to hisrl Majesty. -The inhabitants of these new countries, cartel to presept themselves to their Ssreteigss, assembled; every Where on his route. to eipreisibeir attachment. At VoOpesensic his Maje?ty,' slue's , * demi coekaeies'. • , of artillery and some, squadrons of cavalry sad visited the establishments in the ournetons stOdkotiheitegi.-. wilts. His Majesty iwas'pleasedseverystere:tn cap his entire satiifaction: * Farther oh be easieceired hi the Bulgarcleeliktely. i 4,400 counts lei lit co; la? Oil- Majesty entered intathilia!itaAkia'oithese* and converted withathem a long time •on • their Veleta situation, and thh means of improving it. • . At Tiraspol, his Majeiti pitsied the night of the 11th. In the morning he .reviewed two .battalions of ieserift, sad visited the hospitals, which ate Carrfulli prepri4 1 - ,000 tick. At Bender, his hiajesey tevie 'Mother reserve battalion. • Ow•the load; his Maiisey passed several-ceestderably. convoy# Or Previsions f the army. The good odd in:ivikehpley aniithesiit good 000dition-oi th411 3 1z03 i* --tost honour t) the pekeenraviiiliset tint citage; • •. s• I ~ . . _ that service. • Three regiments a Comaelts,tere econPantjes'irf "ow artillery, and two regimen* of, hissaats, wise stet along the road by which bisilsojer.ty travelbrid.' ; L , , The military :preparations,. t.e moroment, Of lbo troops, made a shigular *coat eat , with the tranquillity' el the peaceable Germans settled in the large arllagis *long the road., Thqylame out on, all sides t o bee the Savereign of the new cowry, in which they toned pro.' "section and prosperity. ,A . Here 'his Majesty formed the headquarters of the third corps pf the army and atter some arrangements are made, he will pass the frOtiliet of his empire dt Vodolony Issaki, 40 wersts ; frealthii place.—SaMentext", to Journai de St. Peiersborg,..o4ny 29. • ST. PETERSBURGH, MAT so. • On t 2 119th, at noon, his M.jesty the Emperor passed the frojitiers of his empire at Vodolotry lasaki, where bridges had been laid over the Pruitt for she march of the army. His Majesty did not think fit to . 1* accosts ponied by the squadrons of Cossacks which were sts-. 'lined in readiness - en the road to the vamp before , Brdiloof : he contented himielf with some tdoldiiian who rode beforkhis chaise to show the wahl l u ng bin h alt to, a ,foreign nation, which basil only to return thanks for the. strict diskiplio , by the loperial•trodps. Every where in ttto tki slaty the greatest order end . well-disettei„ t Tubaci in Bessarabia. t,tesilaity)llrili tba ceininentlations of ,is Majtitl. At midnight - "to . 11 country borne belonging • too 'the - paths of Brailow, situatiti al most in the • centre of the camp of the besiegers. The Grand Doke Michael, who coimnands the siege, Count Wittgenateln, General Woinow, and •the whole staff of the second trims, received his Majesty at his 'arrival; On the 20th his •Majesty, accompanied by has brother the Field Marsha', and Codht Diebitsch; visited the out-posts and the advanced works. by which the fortress, is inveited on the right ,and left.. The troops were delighted to see their Sovereign thus.come to shake their dangers and do . justice to their zeal.. In the evetis . ing his-Majesty sent back into the fortress all the.pri:. soners.taken Since the commencement of .the blockade, after causing some hUndred. ducats to be distributed among them. Their return filled with gratitude the Pack, and alt the inhabitant.. Notwirh,tanding this, the Turkish prisons; could hot persuade themselvrs that they had seen the Empeinr, and tht girriion cam; " not. )et conceive the appearance . of the mighty S•ive. reign-of !tussle before the walls of the farness. Sipce his arrival it files buy vet y isrely, and ..remains.-as it 'struck . with:a.ionishrisint at what . it sets and Tice preparations lor the rage are. ressoded by the ne cessity of bringing ',the 'neCessaiy Miverials .k 0 a dir t iance .6fty*Ocrati.;Ja-aiir. del St Pehrisburk May Si. • °` PAtali . brAT4Bo;' ~‘ j . 'His Excellency iihe e.ainritiisioner Ge'neral,VATl'dei, 'botch, 'striver! bee with his faisili•On'thir2ta li,on boater his Majesty's brig thegwalio'ir, and wassreçesv4 by the r civil and militia*, eutherhies. His Encelhsoey Abe new .Governor-General,tantslahr, wasdaily iatpected. The inhabitants leak fofward livitb satisfaction to an. entire change in the systenii:Ot. . .Courant, Juae-I*.. Joe 9, ; -We are able to erwabs.foilowing. det4ils of the operations 'of 'the' Rwastalli slay. This account, after detailing thiPriaiant , "ogniatiota, proceeds thost • " Oa the 16th Stay'enetit • the stibuibt ot•llleaitow, the possessiassof whithwhisuccessary to sommencothe • , was taken by storm, after a vigorous but short r/c7. ace:'' 641aieints theoinvestadibot the btgb of the Dajtafie, bringitt hAtetralsfrims -the.,distaissesot.tipmtp.woalti.igiocrot.tt the Pranal tO l 4 a1* 01 444 4tha.aiSki! 4. !ts,Vifi, batteries were abaptly-iretta‘ aid if .waloay-irlig hf I* first effects of tlikit'Stlii.:!ive 1)1 4 - **Peer a 1 0 . 17 'and Du ke-Mnihael eh' ;the siege.. • . , seed e oval awe remained tillebst4lertliAithwesei: • l ing of the Danube has beta -so groat, that it hae.fiee; .jipposiblf to rtitlibir'iriver at these gaints Isosaii whartejgi,--mislind te:crosslt; rind 'w etre lergiChcks ialawatbital , steady to adeante into $ g i ns. 47 . 014W1,4:9Peiatk rapt&ty on t t h . ii tiAbg . -:bipais.;:pf; the rive!. 'The ,tatswe* Arall taken adittikt&tAikintervskt to pus erre - COO at Bendeiciiik.4* .— Otinseli with. at Empress. flowL 4rene: the atoodost.. Paturl4l? I.o l k.P ee shall" ifter ;7l .11pfds Gatlin ithe-sokleof the .liaiialie will . be of advantage, and wb.ilit not ° may, met .rialloss. of time by thr risitirti s f 'the river.vbitah:we shall cross in a body aVitilti*4m . telo its ti cal Channel. Meads time the arillyif iapi t y4pp l a with ever, thing meth. in), cad .14,Wslasiatenair : hrintoied fOr months to-cern". All the Turkish tortmases dn.:the Danube appear to• be well pscrearatt ahil-te hie* infilcient garrisons, but the armies Wiich Torktirlil oppose to us seem to be 'neither coaceniratia air 'Rroperly . organised. , ."40n4 rnoveibests of -troop:bawl taken place in . Bosnia, and We hear :Of the assembling Of a corps at Scharala, and an army et "Adriiiople, to be-cOminanded by the Sultas, • till. Um 'tient, permit. , s pile will be taken the reserve, tonleii...eutisossi4:;:enerai GeuredeWill t Mokk'ia arid :Wallail!la. 'lle been r ceived with • enthusiasm by the inhabitants of . the 'Pi incipalities, and observes admirable. discipline—, Ne sickness . bai* SF sieitionartg fi fe tloo i fsetither•btfrise s r BrailoW tdf alsewlicee..,..ln thelitiOhithit hiSd Olken' place silty v.rottpAeill ap'd so,, klifed,: letting the laitawis -a Colonel.e£ Cossacks, w4othilitind, Was carried Off by a cannon-ball*as - he sieepistin• tbe trenches. • -•-• ••• • ...•••:4 .. ~ -.-- The Enipet or has left °Stasi tad' gime' to larnail.. • .- His NI sitar intil the. EMI)! pei feet teal.o.-a: wee*Pir figate Gazelle, pure. A ; • I ." TIXCHANGE WI ; 1 ,. Al(ffellDAX, *ape 1,1-71?f.641.7..a.appsbortiaaa. Se•l'Frs,u•susiim. kW 30-10 .A4l. , liA3sammois;Amig•ur—rs :l/00-440 ' 1611 ~ 6 1 1 1; Loral; Ina! 6-i-Tbrew macaw, 6 - -7 . d Ugss.l6, Juno 7.-Three months. 6 254,:.%* • 3•Togirlaug. dune s—sevtiaty4lre 4194. *44 potik we br e 'notion twe4 to btite;thit ifl the boat+ for the 4 the' company hotted to the breakfait to be given by his Ryas Olgitnebs-the Duke of Culotta:et on tint water, op the Istb4spubt, w ilt b e a p, e spbted at the stairs of Somerset liquae (Instead, 01 Whitebait stairs,as before announced); and the company id there , fore requested to ordei' their earflaps to set dOwn anti tali up' in the Great Square of Somerset Rouse. The Doke of WaLLisn'tos and. Sir SAIWIL HULee bad an laterview on Saturday GM* Kiso. • • - • . ;The Duchess of CLAaawca, the Duchess of Sams Muammar, end the Princes. Satiate of Carolath, attended Divine Service yesterday at the. Royal .German Chart, Sc. James's Pa lace, which . was performed by the Rev. Dr. Korea. The Duke and Dachesi of .CLARiNCE gave a grand dinner on SatOrday; at their tesl3ence in the Admiralty. 'to •the Foreign Ambassadors and their suites, and a sallectoparty. • Among the company were—frinee Esterkasy.(the Austrian Ambrowastor), and Penmen Raterhazy;.• M. Fikk (the Ambassador from the .Netherlands) and itlatiame Faith:" Count de raidolf (the Neapo litan Minister), [brim Ralamb (the Swedish' Charge d'Affaires), Mr. Lawrence (the Anoirican (Charge d'Affaires, Senor Madrid (the Colombian Minister), Don S. Cantacho (the ,Mexican) Minis ! ter), Couut and r Coutitem lbunstej, the Coontess t of A t berdeen, the Marchioness of Westmeath, Colonel F, 'Fatxdaretice, Captain A. Fitzelarence, Captain Spencer; &c. The Earl of AZIRDZIEN.' as Secretary of State /sir Foreign Affairs, and 'Mr. BACCHOOSS, as Under Secretary for. the ums: department, were present to nisei . their Racelimmies. ' d in etegabt enttrtsinment was given on Saturday by 'the Duke of Sommers and the Ladies Sargon', at Wibibleilon Park, to upwards of 114 hundred persons of the first distinction. On the lawn, in trdnt of the mansion; a temporary room; taste:folly I 'decorated with pink and white drapery,was constructed for dancing. The Rind of the ltoyal Horse Guards, In full 'minim, were in at tendance, auffpertormed with great effect.—The Delesose consisted of early delkacy %Ouch could be procuted, with the choicest fruits and Somes,--in the 'stewing, Ouse she tables were removed, the ,aparinseists were brilliantly illuminated. ars& the dancing was re sumer' to the loos gallery ; and it was nut until the bvur of skarn that the delighted patty separated. VrSdnoday Major benars" .."."— l CAstra - st.r.. I companies! hi ANN. Wasorgv, Assistant AJjutant General, and Major P -Aatiot. of t h e Itoyal Marine Artillery, inspected the Plymouth division of Royal Marines. - This day the Royal Horse , Guards (Blue) marched Worn ti t e r Ittracha in the Regent's Park, and had another field day op Wormwood &robs. • The second Division oT the 58th Regiment, under the command of Colonel Curroao, sailed yesterday in the Arab traiispoit fur Ceylon ; the first Division of the 211 t Regiment, which will take the salrivin de i ty P o rt s mouth, will maid! Into Cambridge Barracks on Tilt:Way, froth Winchester. Widriehday the 92d• lieghnent, under the command of C o t e , gy twAuso p, et presentiniarrison at Glasgow, were reviewed eo the queen by .Major, General U'CALLAGHAIS, Commander of us e • Farces iok Scotland. 116 fine body of men went through th e i r various ittifitart oblations in high Style and in a truly soldier.fisi manner. D 1: W 1 NAVAL iNtsL. bENCE.. • •I Maus Ammon Tnts §.—Waterford 2—Gae lt , n snd Jersey I—Hamtitirgh 2-11 anders 1— France 1. I)it., Just 14.—Wind'E.:-:4irrived front London the listitos. CHenwei r ior , liesso•York ; and COmpetitur, for New bouthW a ki • Juno s.—Arrived front London the Aurora, Owes. idr India Poslastoosn„,4vnt 1.4. 1 -Wind InOff the Mis i o r r t h. H enry Welteiley, Cutrien, front London Neivtoundland. FAxstOurn. Juno l.'s—Arrived off ;soil the Mizahrth and M ar , from lAsintoia to lis.Vineenes. Sailed his Majesty's cuttet Be ar o,4' foi Whim: • : , • Putotouvo,. Joss IL—Wind N.—Airiyed from Lontlto the John, MUNKO, fur Burbler.. - Off port the Braoches, Molonsos, front Weber:. ' • ' ' • • kinimr:usw miscasts aossonat. • • • 'The Netlej(tendsr. is the 114 ship &kcal:ILL Petuni a' c, ikt, .hrtiad.plS Wednesday frons•kkat poEts.with el:ew - rialed Dieu. der. warde4 trim Liverpool., . Hil - blifesty's ship IGrasshopper,.frotif this port, a r yr, e d at badeseind tfte.“2.6th;ApriE - •• • . • • la Ibmoaxe, Britannia, Windsor Ustatke Senittiona,..Royalise.. Z e phyr, d.revyrtit, Reynard; Vigtiane; At-she iskusd, Bramble and Netley ;in the Sound, Alligator.Nightingalr. . • moat *vne nasirstuse ittwcaAret, WIC! 14. Tire ltatig.er,witicii Attioeii tin 111sin'e:ti.y - lasr,spole oti";ber passage, to ilie• s We,fe in Islands. the ship Clyde, truni c lieUyal; and ie . ( At Rin Janeiro tFe Giingeq, Reat 7 Admital Sit it. Ol Ay tfl4g. v. shtp), Forte and '1 butts tiegAtes ; Hero' and Cadmus idt , opi biWar. The Afeiesloop of w had been selditOint the Hiirn; the Doris frigate was at Valparaiso sealgi t i e Ranger came away ; the if..lAge,2ll, was at Litwin die ' Men.i.l6, was at site intetniediate posti4 e _sloop pt . - • War, Cat tiro BeNhil, was darifiOnked bath • the coast of Chili, on her retaro' fink s:cond hip • through ITheering's SteititS. The Thetis and 'Heron both had their:•nutsft dsiniagid by Ji.ri f t - ting in the River Plate ;• d ii fore Jul& main toptn‘st;ol . theirigate . mere ~..spritured .. to pieces, and tka seamen wete wounded, The - itadger:sliiiid this mtrning 'far Chatham, to be paid off . - The Undaunted frigate, Hon. Captain Chord, with Lord Ife. 7 , • Bendoek!son bocci ; arrived ,atilio slant-ilia the 10th of Aril, tad roar voygge to Calcutta. • Th e . Onyg * 10, • Venteriant'Colo, tern, er the Royal i:ferim ... lacliy . ivarrieied t- to the. Itlier, attire Os( her crew nay Ate* thellopilf Sovereign yrebt.foriSe surstriner lust of his Royal Slab. - nen r i lie.jart4,44o illostrinu.s perste will moo here ipiiatit to attend the oxamiaation of the Stodests ;of tbellialysi Cal l iege * *oval upon. thltii. leaiing tor the NM. rorr orseztloa:• /tie Royal liightiesi•wilfilio inqseet the Wellesley, • ly, and Challenger, Captain Fusetare,nee',.prasious so theirSapa.; . tore:thoitoriaste for fdalta r and the tatter fut J3aiJix. ; litax,A4Vitirif the Ain.. Sit guiles Paget will proceed to re... adounithigiahitnand at Colt to-morrow In the Lighthingesmi, *OWL Lieurolabt . Hotchings.."This weisseFielterday made theme tbsAlp,of Wheat ip etractlithls - bours,' and- that at a &Whs. -taisou r perim) of the titht. , • •. • • , . Ihe Crocodile, sq, Captiin qproiss,:isiKtVg at Siiresisi4 . Abe •itist ,Site Peari, sid,ramissipiter Unite. setosiwilb;•' .fistitre hitikatatinni tba'FidedtC 'efotthstiodor P6livst .pcsrg. kans Of* Of-Good 464piet z' J, • ••-• • : • . tz me or,Was-do'ordabilOdk Illeihitsf.tahen into dock neat .t , !to e ~44404.4fseityord Labe warttbyef„it will tir,R 7 , rdresi„;,A la, however, Fonicctured, ' t bat on turtlier opeutug 'Ow dlkiwfts•wil i stm futakd to boy eta eb' s iirprothiee au oukt birth %Atli biotin sp.'. ' •- "'Tot "indicate. 74s:Ilkdas PQntiodoo.lll4-Wahercut down n?.‘ e•vtli •dirct• 'Pawl!. • • t. -' 't • • •-• ,The.puke of York ,team-ship, for I.is~ao, Gihriltar; 313* * led into our harbour ibis Morning. % She will yrectid to-Ssorrctiti'Or Monday..' Several diitisiguidattl%Portugnese Nobles • *eh teoristitutiotralirts) take paisage in, her., • - • .. • . •• • Tbirdliptr has -been pleased to restore Captain . ,Lshro., Plt thsinmuLto his. rank in the Royal Navy. • Paussortoisi AND — APPOINTMENTS -LLieuten.int R. NNW late of the Swan utter, to the rank of Cortmsander; Arr. ft. 114. 1 . of the Barham, to be Lieutenant of the Victor; Littotenant G. • 'Hutchings •to his Majesty?s steam vessel Lightning; Mr. llanas Sparahot to be Purser of the Crocodile. At . Spitbead, the Wellesley and :Challenter ;Aft 'hosteler, diVictory. Vietory;Vpareisee, Imd - illtcon. :.s . . • The Duchess of CLAIteIaCI and tile IN incest A tiovidif . : kft town on Saturday nandiag,lnir - earriaiejtloti . r. ; ar Rose of visiting Prince thrimme df 'Cumbif V.ll* W. :Ude toyal. Hisbnrims remained at Kew's tonaiderabkrikor;ao4,'. l eisalda - returned to town. q. • L 9 rd RoLto ?Aye astand,dinner to Friday, M Dinaraltaiistpraluisad a selectisarly, af residencelei tler • Groovem-skrve!. • , • • ' • ' D7vtne ServiipsiesperfOriiiild MOM: Chapel, in the ipartnients of the'Duetess Ka" at Ate Siges r : 4 4f * Y.i t tty the 'WI. Mr. ?tors. 1 1•1 this•didncpis . ...Vscrptia, and their •Hiripi funiehdils - rnttanad daetervice. " • . • 41Irkh and Scotch Maltsters had -I.a Mmferenor,slith.tht;Cssancat.z.o • a of the EICRIZ4I OBIL on SAttnialt 1 ,-et-ebe Treason , . • Altst.llttke of .WitLusorov gave a grand dinner Ml*. 4stirday, et Apsley House, Piccadilly. to a numerous parry. . z • t 4)liareeberinfere received.ye,terday if the Foreign sod rthe:lcont Sir nelson:lc ADAM, the Lord /kb Coto- k. irks; and also front! Sir EDWARD CODKINII... 11 . f. 414 g jaspoichrs•vivre brought from Ancoua by Mr. MAW otpu4olle messenger attached to the lonian Government, Ids 41minainetHile' Mussanyabasseekabty quick, having lett Aucona,os ' totoining Of the &h instep:. ,Mr. M. also brought dispatches tlifor'stle . Eight ifinuasurable Stearrouna ;Caesium. Soon after the of thsi'disiartches, Prince Poucirke, the French Atubaisa• lallptatinad ort , tbe.Foretan - Olin, Downing-street, a nd bad a Wfl .lung einsference with the Earl of ADIRDIRX. The Woo Duke of . haraTosaMr. &grainy Pam., and others of the Cabinet Minisior also transected i husioeut at eke, Fascism (Mice in the atternoll• PaineeSatiltilkHAW, the -Austrian AMbassadrn, hag. tatnterviter with she •Dulte . of Wituatmecur on Saturday, attbs Treasurys. ; , . • • Air. LAWRENCE , the' American Charge d'AtraiTtN tratisacied•bsisistess on Saturday with the Earl of ABIRDZIed, a t the OlOcetif the SeCretari of State for Foreign Affairs. Mr. Steretiiry Past.,the Chnliczumn of the ExCHP wrap., and Mr. Aasuruttoe, visited the Duke of %Vaca ncies* Saturday. The Marquis of BALlsßijair hid an interview wsthl Earl of. AMDCEN on SaSurdiy, at the Foreign Officer Downing 4tritl. Capt. F. K. BLAKE armed at the Colonial Office sa Saturday morning from Malta, with dispatches from the BO' General Poesonav, the Lieuteimat Governor. A Cabinet Council was held at thtee o'clock on SP turday afternoon, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, which wig attended by the Duke of Wat.surcroa, Earls Basso:ass. Ass! nem, Viscount Matevitut, Lord Ettassosonoir, Mr. Serre"': st d a:s pii n t a a f t t i e u r n fo o u f r pi rims Sir GIORGRIIIUIIIIIAY Mr. Haulms, and Mr. V. FIT S° o'clock, vil R tOi NAL°. The Cuaterau.os of the ExcntQUalt , joined the Mintstert Elva Mr. Pawns, M.P. The Cabinet broke up a (parer r•ist hoatetihneldhieeffenrettasinavedingast.a conterence lOd Cotonel dod. Lady AUGUSTA FITZ CLAitENC.E family will taint their passage to Malta in the Welle.ley. ani _Tue Duchess uf KENT critti tamed the Duke Duckett of CLARIINCE, the Duchess of SAX! Nisnreium, Laoroto, and select pariy to dinner yesterday, at her apartnitom it the Eing's*Palice, at licositigtOW. .1' C,;10 Banks, headed ?1 These wa, a very i.e vy . prompt on East Jwla. m'Friday, to the amount of•190,0001.11seing. the rema i n der 01 7 o utchkse inoliey for silks sold at thelist`Company's ti t i v , ACW4I 01 the Mil, regulating the Silli.Traclea is espeeted to 0 he Met sR . trxtiquilliitng the Zlirket. In broad Silks the , ;‘, '.ore doing at present than fur months .past, antlAb,R.dwe'ir t , •cy Lauds is as:Rawly brisk. r.. s .www TIP