Star. — London, England, 1828-05-27 00:00:00

~=~ :~~ , .S• .•• • • - • • . *AI ~. . L ao doubt bet all the blarneys of the Scathing will act I is uniankirith the wishesof'areir constituents, and unite iralurtheeigg my 'paternal. views. A happy agreement in thought and wishes shall finally confirm the future , kgpiiiinssikof the Scandinavian kingdoms. 4 41 n /wine of the 74th. article...of the - fundamental law, I declare herewith the opening of the Extraordinary Storthing." RUSSIA. ST. PETulalmaon.—The houses of fit..Petersburgh, are in general four stories high, with roofs of sheet iron o. painted green and ted, so that during a heavy fall of rain, the noise is similar to peals of thunder. Many of the fronts are decorated with columns, and also' Painted* Yet so far is uniformity of hue from being studied, that it is commanded by the police that no two adjoining houses are to be of the same colour. Con sidering that this is the metropolis; th e sho p s must be allowed tq make a paltry appearance, especially when compared with the display of those both of London and Paris; neither do they make such a brilliant appear. ance after dirk ai those of the latter capitals. Many of the principal shops, or rather show-rooms, are up stairs, and several under ground. It is remark able that, notwithstanding this city is visited with light ning, as was the case to a very great degree a hen we were here, there are no conductors on the was of buildings. Chininies are not 'cleaned by means of climbing-boys as in England, but after the mode in Scotland. ,The sweep stands on the top of the chimney, and introduces into it a large brush attached to iron ball or bullet, which drops down, and which he draws up and down, so that the soot is soon cleated away; yet. the pressure of this apparatus against the sides of. the chimney must injute it, especially if it iii built of brick. If such an operation was introduced into England. it would entirely supersede the necessity 1 of making use of climbing buy., at such ti:lts to hfe and health. and humanity calls for the adoption of it: Every, hope ha: a gateway for carriages, a her, by the' footpath is greatly interrupted ; to say nothing of the! danger arising from the steps leading to the lt.wer part; of the houses, which greatly encroach on them. In der best parts of the town. the streets have sewers atcbea' with brick, at the depth of two feet belt ! str the pave.' anent, with a descent to the Neva, and grater: at the tils' for mud and water to pass through. This is' an les ptovement which has been evidently accomplished at, groat expense. and much benefit is derived from it, dating an inundation, as the water' is let off More quickly. The gutters run in the centre of the streets,: as in the French capital. The city is badly 'lighted, and the lamps are .eaceedingly clumsy. Watchmen are stationed day and night in sentry boses; . add these guardians of . tbe peace are effectivelT Mused with hal- Sats.,, There are no wells; hot the necessity for these. •is - sope*Fseded by the extellence Of the water of the lierryntich Li used both Ibr 'dunking and - for cooking. With sissise constitutions, hfierever it ix said to act as an epeilent ;it is, therefore, advisable for a stranger not to use it is a beverage. without mixing it with wise or. spir . its. at least, having it previously boikde;:—/tne Wil amsalitteek is Russia. • ' .. .. THE HYMNING STAR. LONDON: ...~:_. TUESDAY, MAY ft. Ile& Wart Tariair.-Ca.des libuDAT. • 'COCK RXeIIANGIC, TWELVE O'CLOCK. The Denk, Lek Exchange, sat Forties market are dead, in comeliware die brokers and jobbat% are assembled on 46e Lloyd Bads age ! bet as yet there is little appeitance et an. deem &mods may be. lofted et Ode. II &seta fieciwities 'Sodas la Meg. . 1 . • CITY turawAst ONE O'CLOCK. • Omsk nails at the mine price as ea the early part of the seemilg, Ifs II for the Lament. and 4153 sellers for nett time. A report prevailed atVlerma ea the 15th, that die Russian filet, which sidled frosty Sehastepol, had Diet with 4 Wove* near the brichm et Verna, sed,erieral ships and traispertiVerr obliged to pnitimis a Terhish port. where they weer seized. speculation on the probability of Mr. Hvacisson'. continuance in office is at an end. The Right Honourable Gee;lonan Yesterday had an audience of his Musses, and resigned his seals of office. LOO PALURRSTOR and 4-01 r: LAND, the Secretary for Ireland, also refit!' from . office. We expect shortly to announce the : 'trine of Earl 4PUDI.xY, and Mr. Gaame.— Thom, according to some. the liberal ration of the Cabinet will be severed from their high Tory colleagues, among whom are, undoubtedly, many excellent men of loftiness and of cultivated talents. Some of our totem poraiio mention Lord Gorreatcu as likely to join the Cabinet; but we assign little credit to the report. One thing is certain, that the new Government will possess a Indee decided character of party, whether it be Tory or:Liberal, than any Administration for years past.— Tfin result will therefore be *an event of the utmost in tests! throughout the country. . , Sir GZOROZ MURRAY, Bart. M.P. for - Perth . , is al ready appointed. to succeed Mr. HOSICUSON as Secretary for the Colonies, and Mr. CALCRAIT is mentioned as liludy. to sneered Lord PALIIICRSTOR as Secretary at War. ts the Tuthill Msil this motning.lettets have been received from Constantinople, of the date of the Ist instant. at which period the preparations for war in that eapital.seemestrather to hoe slackeped than otherwise. Ilussztat Pecita k who was to have taken the command of dse mmy,jsml ant Wt Constantinople. gvery thing con *seri id the .spcst mama state. Of the two tallow Mgallethatitad.benia long detained µ Constantinople, relseeed; the other thitAiezooder, had. bemiiiiillared to discharge:Sr cargo. • We are glartio learn thht the Cenitlioodefs of 1 /pr amid forces iri the South Auseriean seas have receiled MOM orders to seize any p,ateer of the belligerent paCtieb e peetionlarly those of suenos Ayrarbo cannot tbetagelar letter of tßestiees eett i l io r a ;;;;P• 'neat is not composed otahaltember of ~ Ns sitizens Which a national dip is sequsted to hart The Government of Demme Ayres bad, it is true, enacted newel iostrutions ilfraso:4o,PlandOri of the Ink wares, injailkillatl4llll4.l4l.llMlo,oll positive usaa-1 Dee sat- to. IMINIp tie r ostra's, and to i m p softly within the limits which the taw at "iojilt UM down in sech instances. It mow% troilism. that atgat of the priiaveri' 4 ~'~ • • . are fitted out by forwignees• tlatbono t great uall! lin •the .antra of them takes pits+ its the cyt, Buenos Ayres, and that the Captains 0 Use . Om Asters i, ec omis Ant inclineik fosgs, tall • Otisa:aces ot the Goveinment, whstVthey . .c4 me in sig:t 'of a neutral vessel:- There was also, great partiality 'biro (being the effect of teas) on the. part of: die; Blasi• flan blockading squadron towards the North American 14, to the greet prejudice of . British shipping. It is beyond a doubt that our c omm e rce it greatly buffering horn the effect of that war, White the Noah Americans ate real. gainers by it. The, •belli• gerent parties ate now in want of provisions. and articles of .raw produce for their armies, and men of war, rather than manufactures. The consumption al the former is very great, and the Ameticans, supply them in abundance. We certais ly cant ot Frevetit the consequences resulting ftom this state of hostility by tween both pattie+; but nothing, on the other hand' ought to be omitted that could tend to mitigate lot' our merchantmen the effect of the Republican ptiva teering and the Impede' blockade. sensible as we are that this Government has lett nothing tincl-ne.thatcoulti restore peace in that part of the world, so desiialrle for their own prosperity, and for that Of, other : tuxopeao count4ies. Thi two contending armies of the Republic ofilluenos Apes and of Broils will, again by this time haire met each other, and we may prepare pareelees to hear soon of a ianguitta. y battle that will have been fought between them; and which will ultimately dec•de 114' question, notwithstanding the Iregociations that are going on, whether was is to continue still longer, to the manifest ditrionent of both the young States, or not. According to accounts which reached us limn Rio de Janeiro, to the of Mairb, General • LFCAR, Commander-in. Chief of the Imperial tionps in the South, had ordered 111eiriliabitaiit* on the borders to remove all their valua ble property farther taco the interior; and a rencontre with the enemy, who had passed the frontiers, was inc. ,enable, though the Brazilians retired someortrat":thott i to the Edit. We apprehend that the greatirstidialp to which. the. Btaailian army will remain posi4 and when fighting with the Republicans will alwaYilse, that of treachery—the latter having spared nothing so ; take advantage of the influence which the idea of poli lical independence exercises on the minds of Many of the officers and soldiers in the Imperial army, and their emissaries were very active for this purpose, ptotlaion ing,liberty to the slave, wherever the army of the Re public extends ttieir protecting hand. The Rio Papers, contain the authentic copy of Don PIDRoII unqualified abdication Of the crown of Portugal, in favour oI DONNA Malttitp4l , GLOßlA, his daughter. 'The last netis iirbichbas reached us from Colombia, dries not speak with any certainty oaths futureprospects . . it that Republic ; but it is evident that both //ties, the military and the civil, prepare tbesustkvei an Severe grog& againsteach other, and we fear that Colombia is still far from being brought into a state a( internal peace by the new convention of Ocana., lk report hoe ' prevailed at Panama, that a revolution bad. broke out in Upper Peru, ending with the downfalot the Bolivian ;.onaitution. . 1 . ....VI : This morning we iteeiired &ash 'Paiiere to the ilist inst. The following ire eattarts t CARLSRUHR4 MAT is. •,, ,~... .On the 14th his Royal Highness the Grand Duke Olesed the Session of the Diet in person, on which on. crsion he expressed himself highly gratified with the result of the deliberations, and at the unaniatity with which they had 'endeavouresl, in concert with him, ter promote the welfare of the country. 64 If, ` A Said be. 4 , [hare not been able to fUlfil all your wishes, in Mani of -- which I participated, you will be satisfied with what h4,s been already dude, and formed upon it . hopes future improvement." Among the most remarkable oecorrencas.itilba•Thet: ft t u,st closed, was the presensation of a pelitioet.. 'on a* 9th instant by M. Duttliager, first Vice President of the Second Chamber, which was signed taenty three Psofessors and oilier persons holding public rffices at Froyburg. The petition was to the fodossiog effects 44 That the Chamber may be pleased to apply to the Government, that the vow of celibacy impased . on the Catholic Clergy may be aholislied in the Grand Duchy of Lluden„ by due form of law," ( i. e. with the cu-opera tion of -she Chamber.). 44 We will not etansine," rays a correspondent of a re. ' spectatile J nal,"linti far the slibtatis of Baden may thiok themselvesqu dfied to aboli.h, Of their, own mo. Lion, an ii.stitution of the church bleb has beenin4erce for many -centuries; but.me,mtanut helpeAiog, whetbfer the petitinisert. at • the* •organ, M. Dnutiflgery save reflected on the effects which such a resolution irould inevitably produce upon the people. One of the con sequences, and perhaps not the worst, s ould probably be the repetition et-the scene which was premnited at the commencement of the Revelation. in Prate by the Priests who had. and those who had not taireathe oath, aad the divided congregations. itrfict,it seembilttraT possible to pluck op ancient institutions, the roots of which are intimately interwoven .with others, without disturbing the pound on which they roe; and ex posing those who tread on it to dangerouseimashisinosi . a The Diet, in reit, declared itself incompetent to enter tain this question, and passed to the order of the day. His lii•yel Highness the Grand Duke bas confirmed the order of the Lion of Zah t i ngen on some o f the Members of the two Chambers, among . ; Whorls are the Archbishop of Freyhusg, who harseceived the Grand Criss's, and M. Dutilinger. Anlie Counsellor, first Vice. President of die S , quad Chamber. The Gouge of today 1 published the aistog!,aph letters of the Grand Duke which accomPanied . oo insignia. They am fisted 14th inst. and express; in the most gracious: teems, hAs Htgb ness's high opinion of their services and patriotism. FRANKFORT, Mar io. IrPILICT TR6II Ttta COVIIIDIED DS DDT' t', JIIPIRIL • it , • • A boat belonging to tbe Austrian squadron baring. ._ .4. ~.. been WM *0 scio by'lldmiral Dandol4' .nsarspeae. Wsdistance to the &Amsted CastholicseJ omit Pactra son: • • „ wseqoest to the Captain tolls:ma at . Ipsaia, to proini hoar him to the Greek refugees in that islan4 iecurhy . for aheir pert6ns and property, anclArr porsnadetl;em to : yawn to their Homes. The Captain not judging him self authorised to take this mission on himsrlf, the Pacha earnestly iareated him to make it known that all the Greeks of Scio might return home, and that he wopld answer for their safety with his tread.-7Friii . fort Papers, May 20. Jamaica Papers arrived this morning at the North and South American Coif:l-house to the 13:h April. FROM THC JAMAICA COUCANT OP APRIL 7. ARREST OF A CHARGE D'AFFAIRS IN JAMAICA. Senor Hutted*. the Colombian Agent, avrived here the other day in the packet. • As soon es he set foot on .ht re at Kinston he viris inverted at the suit of Mr. Edmund Milt s, of Landon, Itr S 6001. Seri& Ft ancisco Infancen, of this city, became his hail. is the inten tion of &nor Hurtado to contend, that, having been the accredited Agent in England of Colombia, and being on his return to his country, he is not , subject - in art e.t. In •order to try the question, hew 11 be this day suireudered by his bail; and being in costorly,•wil apply by habeas coypus for his "discharge. PROW TIIIICO&RAWT OY APItIL )0. I HI C 01.01111111.19- CIOARGII 71 9 A Yr AI It P.5., 1 -th is Gen. tlemai *al irskertlai diSChargra On habeit corpus. fits, Honour the Chief dusticearons the nivitgty of ige'cii4 in Ai. pat of the woild,.delayed his deciVion tench;, when he was pleased to di.charge.Sonor Illutr tido on the following grounds; that Senor iiiittacida object in going to the Continent •in search of a convey ance evinced a laudable desire to return to hi's Govern ment; this fact was sworn to by Senor !•furtacip: and that, although he was relieved from his office as An Amb.visadva, he was not discharged, but was actoally ow hi: way to make. a repot t of birembarey to the Go vernment of the Republic of Colombia." • The Duke of Wat,LiNOTON and Mr. Husatsinx had audiences yesterday. of the Row •at .his Palace ha Si. Jameee, The latter Gentleman, it is understood, resigned his seals of Ales as one of his MiteßWlT'll yet incipal Secretariekof State. • The Princess AUMISTA, attended by MiasWiTMita aD, "rifted atler residence in the King's Palace, St. James's, about abe o'clock yrsterdsy aftetneoa. from her seat at Frogmore. The !Princess has derived great benefit during her stay at Frogmore, Rom the change of air, the health of her Royal Highness being in a great measure re-established. Soon after her arrival in town the 'Princess received visits from the Duchess of Cuenca, the Duchess lit °educate", and the Princess SOMA. The Duke of CuMBRILAND honoured the Marquis of ATLMIBUDY with his company to dinner yesterday, at his residence is Grosvenor-pears. The ' Duke and Duchess of CIA tunics returned to town ea Sunday' evening from their Wiest in Bushy Park. , His . MaJairrY gate a grand ball last nithts ' et:hi' Palace in St. James's. The Archbishop of CARTIRSWIT, Frarl Idle Karl of /imam, Mr. SeetetiryPais.,And Vita eninestras et the Eacsuesarsai bad interviews yestadayaritk•the Dike. et 'lrstusetrox, at the Treasury. Earl Bassi airt,Viscount Marmu.t.st . .the Earl of Aintansin, Lard Kmanloyoni and Waltman% trlintatted tisirtess yesterday, at the /sedge Office, Downing-street.. , • Lord SZAVORD and the Right Hens. Monde Lems visited Mr. Hosimsoit yesterday, at his resider*, ice Datig-street. Print. Erraaitaz: ' the %Austrian Amtnissados, bad a ' coofesence with the Dukes( Wiegman= yesterday. Prince Ltaysa the. Russian . Ambassador, transacted business with Rut psalm _yesterday, it the 011ei of the Secre tary of State for Foreign Akar* Pt incc ESTERRAZY, the Assisi'', Ambassador, Baton Bartow, the`Pr esoiren bibibler, 'Coast lapour ths Nespolitan • Minister the Ilan* Towns bitter.sob LOrd Hay zsav, trealacted•basinees yesterdayntheForirign - fitlice,Posining.ssreet. Mn, Utaryast, .tbe fvleaenger, arrived in tales oa Sunday aight,uri* dispatches from Sir B. Comuunamar fee his •Royal Highness the Loki Hun ADMIRAL ; also for the Secre taries of State kw the Faielpiand Colonial Departments, and for the Right Host. STIL4IIOII2 PAMIRS. The hissssisAs de PALMOLLA, Portuguese Ambassadnr it this Coen, immediately after having received authentic *farms- ONO the Decree kneed at Lisboa, on the 3d of this month, ow 'irelthm due three Nome. of the Kingdom, and which implies the 'lleistiset at the Nunes Sovereignty, and at the sane time the de 'rettoction of the Constitutional Charter, addressed an official nine to the Karl of DUDLST, stating that he could not, consistditly with his oath of allegiance to the King, Don Pause, his successods, " and to the Ch..rter, consider himself from this time einneceed with o• Governinfoi of whose intentions no doubt can any logger exist; and that be found himself under the necessity of ,selicides orders' directly from tar KIND his Master, in such extreutdinare citcutu leaner& Eighty-six widows,' and a few old then, reeeitrehalf, ,a-erown each Thursday from the proceeds of Medfield Charity. lately recovere d by the" Cherclawardem for the we of the Arles 'burr 'r/ Paws ' • • The - Earl of StiOItWsRURV entertained the Duke of Susses and a distinguished party to dinner yesterday, a5,.1118 boast In Great Staniteptmereet. The Hon. AGAR ELLIs bad a staid dienii psi* yesrernay. acids horse he Spring Gardens. • The Marquis of CLEVELAND caw* a grand diode OS Sunday, at' is tan* in St. hasev's.square. t t• Mr. FRANKLAND LEWIS, It is well knees% lentil& have ;cited at the• period of the introdection of the altered - Corn Bill, had he not been. retained by the. earnest entreaties of Mr. HOSICISSON. There is. Ibises . , tire every reason to believe his conduct win cosaliskte.. gulated hy.that of Mr. Husetasow. The following letter has been received bulbs. 116 k IEISSON, and by him transmitted to the-Mayor . •of klailsese pool: • •-•• • MT fleas Sea—Having bid before his grace the Postmaster. General your letter of the Sikh blatant, recommending to favour able consideration the Memorial of the hankies, Merchants, Bete! : ken, sad others, inhabkaats of Liverpool, praying that a,variatioit may be made la the route of the mail coast' from London to that place, to eCect an earlier arrival of the letters; I,hayst pieature. In acquainting you that, although the Duke of MADCIIRATZIL regrets that the town of Congleton Will be deprived of one of •Its' coaches, he is of opinion that the comespoodepoteo be accelerated is of so much Importance, that it will justify a coMpliance with your wishes and those o f Memorialists. a$ instructions are swore to the proper officer accordingly, in die expectation that the Mail Coach • Proprietors will not object to the variation of route.' I have the hummer to be, with esteem and deepest, my dear Sir, yours. ate... • (Sped) • a FRANCIS PRICKLING." We have accounts from Jamaica to the S'd ultj and from Carthagena to the 20ih March. AB the ' Officers under arrest for the excesses. in Carthagena have been sent round to Maracaibo, them to wait the final resolution of BOLIVAR. These letters state that no doubt is entertained in Colombia that the Libe . -*atm . will be.appointed Supreme ' Chief—under what title they do not state. The Jamaica pa* of tee 27th March states, .that the Governor is taking the most sunniest men= Of insuring to the island it, wiolesome currency. • Accounts from Curacao state,that the Proclamation of the King of the Netherlands. declaring Curacao a tree . . port', had been received, and had created the Lrestest joy. Trom, the prcximity -to the Spanish Maha l alati its fins harbour, it es rxrcted to, become.a seriphs rival to the free island,. St. lhoinas's: - A Board of Tiede bas been established at Curacao. . . FAST lION .1111. F NITELIAGE . 4cE • .. A Finn , ' A lE. • The Ilarqvis and Marchioness of hei.tol, M at. Jarnes's..".„, front*their seat in Surrey ; the Duke of Dlancheeter. int I , A sb.i n ,,, , trans Isis seat, Kitnholson Castle; the Duke of liedturd. in S I . Janie."*.squate, hum Woburn Abbey; Lady Faskiine, its Sack. from the Marquis oi La nods" n'a.villa, ; ' ,larqulse de hadaillac and family, in Charles4treet, lietk.l y. square, from Paris; Captain Mason, in lirook.street, from Brills. too; J. Crisie, Esq. at the Royal Hotel , St. James's street, bola York.hire; the Honourable Dirs. Rushout, at ditto, front a tour; the Honourable Mrs. Fame at ditto, from Liocoinshire; Noel Ellison, at ditto, (rum Foe, ; J. Beaver, El, E ; ditto front Liverpool; the Rev. Henry Dawson, Dean of St. Patrick's, at lifyinit's Hotel (hie Warne s), Cooduit.street. BOO& wort, front Dublin; Jame, Saorin, Esq. at ditto, from lbablin; J. Iloiroyd, Esq and family, at ditto, from Cheltenham; Hr. and Dirs. W. Hymn, at Gould'. Hotel, Jermyn street, front their seat in Cheshire ; Hyde Parket, Esq. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's. street, Orson a tour; John Moseley, liaq at ditto, from Suffolk; Sir Jenistin. Gordon, Bart. at the 13ruttswick Hotel, Jermyn. uresi. DEPA ItTUltitS FOlt THE 140I.IDAYS. The Marquis of Camden, the Duke of Noriolk. Lord and Lady Anson, the Marquis and .11archioness of Litioluteu, Lad Abbott). BRIGH fON, M 25. The Marquis of Londonderry arrived at the Rny a l York Motet thilevening. Alr.and Nlts.Middletou cam e in yesterday . Apartments had b•en engaged tor Al t . Secietaity l'evi, but it appears that Ina visit had been 1;c 0 1 ) 0ard• • Lord John Russell ill among our recent departures for France. Tito Titntey is arrived ' Sir T. 1114:11abuia and family VilIC Cambriage Muss. .11r. Lambert and hinny are arrivr4 on the mature .l'aratle.. CHELTENHAM, MAT 25, ~ 1.. ! k•l4 ;iih.,01,41e; the otsfavouvahle Itatespf the ef.i t t they at Oin ;be la ? fought. Chettet.bans it . •s secens e d A consi arable accm.sion t fenonpany A . n4 a e 1,4 lotw,tti to 'a trosileinusseasol. T ie nuipbt pi anvatisi,es i .e . ; 'ciall , who AIC to be tern driukinK ti e safer at the , altripellier, of the other pump pvi-, is •Ir.ad r v r y• grea t. The grem l in mu.ical plop:lced e. have also ' commenced, and bore been immer.!lisly and pity ;l c- • tendid, as well by the resident Gentry as by the visitors ,of the town. .. , - The n f l ibw il 'a i n ng d a cl a n m a s t at be K rec erm t a a r r e r i iv s a ir h: l and Lady Sher. brook.. Lady Ogilvy, Lady Watteau% Hua. Mr. Mutates, CA Blackens% Ike. • HAVRE. MAT 23. Tbree hundred conscripts. for the army have btett marched into Havre within a day or two. The politicians here. think their Government will have a slice of Turkey, as a sort of. stop complaint to the aggression , of. Russia, whom they expect to bear has planted bee Eagles on the Seven Towers, as fast as vic tory can catty them to Constantinople. By, accounts this morning revered here, a Toritish General has been taken prisoner between the Prom and the Danube, and sent as a spoil of conquest to the Court of the Empress. Several Eglish families hive arrived here lately, amospt whom are— . Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Wild, Sir Robert and Lady Steele. '3lt. Planing, M. P. for Hants, sad Mrs. Planing, who bane proemial to Paris. Gemmel Browne wined yesterday, and went wiyb - Captain Gambier to Cam NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Mama aasseanTna Davos-Dublin 1-..Waterford —Hastaborgh I—France The Joseph, Csammoona Bengal. The Joseph and MINT. Searreata, from Memel to Leedom, so on shore near Lambaste 17th Inst. but was 'spatted to begot of oftes• 4 loo 4 /11 1 54....., Theenekwaietio. from Landon to MA wrecked 10th !net. near Itenikeeping, Crew erred. Dear., Ma? t6.—Wind E.i 8.--Ardwid from Loodon tie Marellkineis of My, Alaucrus, fat foals; Indian Trader, Gansu; Hemildneton, GAIZILIC. from MOM kW Truelove, Worms, from Odeon; sad the John Buchanan transport, tram the Wen Indien--The whole of the outiremd•howid have WM. Poammoseen, MAT l6.—Wind S.B.—Arrived H. M.S. , leorr. from Makes ; sod Lord Sulfrebil milepost from Malt. MAY 25.—Wind S.W.—Arrived tbo Lady Cow hermave Strameroma, from Trinidad ; Aaron, Fatemostor. feast Marmite; ; tentaterte. Luatew, from Openo; mad H.M.S. Cbo. tektite. from the West Indies; Ficatoimr, NAT 516.—Wied S.W.—Arrived from Landes the Wien. Swan -for the South Seas.—Arrived the Madivocil iansinebury Packet, from the Leeward Islands. t Down, Mar 45.—Arrived the William Bleak from Legion; and Edward and 7 beans, Warden, from Mee* '• • • has arrived la elti Itita; Spa Lrrzuroor., MAT 241—Arrived the Mary Ask, Pisalson. hat Jamaica; Donald, Lovrinfit, 'front Bat badoetl - 74kneod, Ann, from Mobile . ; Harlequin, Mttsait. from Smyrna'; llisplisa, VA* from Leghorn; Ellen, Jansinniort ; and Tap, Witanvon, from Lisbon. ,„ P/tBZA7BBB, MAT 24.•••• , 1t fiat Hewn a very dividfal gale of WWI from B.&E. and if tbe Whole oldie morning, and the Bay bail bees full of a tremendous sea. About seven o'clock the brig Altai*, II Plymouth, laden with coals, from Bury. was driven on shore, and a is t much feared will be a complete wreck.. The Captain and crew were taken out in the most intrepid manner; by a six oared boat be. {Omens to this plate. A sloop from Wales, with dates, in attempt iiig to run into St. hlkhers• Mount. grounded, and had her bottom nearly beaten out.—A brig li - this minute come to anchor in Gaya make, name .unknown. but.she is riding very hard indeed, and 1 „ *cn esccitdingly 7 , . • - --------- ablest competitors on *e. .of DANIIIL and St. Jot=, 'amen whom are NT 15 4". st. Bishop , Nswru., DOCtqf .7,11001, FAXEN 1101.$0, OW. ibey 'differ dee - asininity. In the interpretation of Wait dikot de symbols, yet all:Mire et bat at one and the same pierfar _tamely, that threastaner Maimed= apostacy shielding from its commencement 1260 years. and then its downfall adonis plate destruction. commence. Now when Danger. wrote,the Jews anal other nations reckoned only three hundred end sixty days is the Pear, and the alteration in the calendar, making the year n ' days, did not take place Nil between eve' and sic hundred pen, afterwards, .Conseouently, Dunn, most have meant 1160 ram T. ,366dirs each, inasmuch u• he eoeiChave known no other. u this * running is correct, this year' (Ann° Dimfii 180) is daer" piney ottroplete; for the Turkish date for thh year is 1143. us* the Torts reckon their years of the souse length as we di5. 5406 ., 76 If then we reduce 1,243 years, of 36S days each, into yews o f rwm days each, we shall End that the Mahound= religion has this rat lasted 1,960 years, With 95 days over. ' A most splendid dinner was given yesterday by N . goratscrno, at his house in Piccadilly. Th e company present sure 'Prime Boratauar, Prince Poenza, Cunt Mattes, Duke 4114 Der.lsess of Gauen, Duchen of Hammon) Dowager Marchiossus pf SA Lis swim, Countess e t Essex, Count and Countess of Meo w " Let d end Lady Msruams, th e two Counts Rouge, Lady Ca me sat, and Lord Darautiase. After dinner a grand Con cert took 'plane, assisted by Mademoleselle Sous" Madame PASTA , M adame 3loaa, Seignor Yuan, Seigoor Moscuanes, Scc. Esc. 14 *Old at Copper ores ' Swansea, May 7, amo unted top 492 tons. Copper ores for sale at Swansea, June • 279 ; Wicklow, 232; Ll au did no ne w mine, 70- Kaackmalawt, l7. Total, 624 tons. The hauls of line mackerel along the coast ha ve bre ' great. Th e p t t ce h as not , however, been much be low 9d. per doter'. except on the spots where th e y were . landed. Lobster! this )estate scarce ; but pra wns and shrimps ale pleat ful. SI k W 1 LLIAPS CONORSVE —Le Consiilu tionn e , He trtula) 14'st announces the - death of this r Nicer. aeJ`.at Tbet to r, in the Protestant ce.ine tsry al Ilth ich • • oilsrdatat• • bout. ils -were rides Ted on this 16th in 7' • • WSJ iam was tl e: hand o f the Lisboratory DePt it fit 61 the 4 rJa t c E tabliahmeat at broaitviin• .