Star. — London, England, 1828-06-30 00:00:00

• i • I 1. I , • 4 • 4 I I r • < -i• • . TAB BVSMW..p,OTAR,- •. f .LONOpN. MONDAY. JUNE 30, 1828. STOCK EXCIIANGR,-ITTRINK O'CLOCK. roo•n1. opened this morning at 89A, with little or no business doing at presern. • • This is rettling day in the Foreign market, and the chief fine bastion, during the Account, has been in Mexican Stock. One defaulter has hem deolired this morning ; he is not a person of the first rate, but a respectable character. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The expectations of the Bulls have Wen rather disappointed this morning, for to.orrad of C0n.013 arivancine, they have receded from 1191 to 814, and the market appears at prasent heavy. Accounts received front Vienna of the 20th instant, state that the Metalliqiies were at 921. and at liamburgh 931. In the Foreign market they are chitty occupied in arranging their 'accounts. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bask Stock India Bonds 10$ 3 5 per Cent. Red. 881 3 South Sea Stock 5 per Ct. Cons. Shut Old Annuities 56 per Cent. 951 . ..111000 Excheq. Ms 66 7 31 per Cent. ited.9s4 a 1 £5130 Ditto 66 7 4 per Ct. New,Shut AIM and Alba Ditto 66 7 4 per Cent. 1826, MI 5 • Advertised lane Ann. 191 1349 4 Bank for Acct. India Stock Consols for Acct. $94 i 84 9 rottßinv FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK: Brazilian Bits. spt,t. 654 6 Do. Ace,42l 4 14 24 2 II i Dstect 653 Portog. Bd.. 5pC.601 1 1 Coitolibtau 11410.1.. 6 per Ct. Do Acct. 604 Do.lictads,lB44,2 4 e Fro,. Bonds, 5 p Ct 1014 DoAcet 244 Rustifids.lB22, 5 per Ct. 934 3 Danish ltd,.. 3 pet. Do Acct. 053 i Do Acct. 613 Spanish lida 5p Ct. 11 4 Mei Bds. $ p Ct. 50 Do Ac. t. 113 Ny2.1118,1825,4 Ct. 424 211 Do. Acct. BRITISH AND FUltkiltiN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. VIA sic PAIN Brazilian . 55 20 • 82 Ditto National , 95 5 7 Colombian , 100 224 174 • United Mexican 40 34 154 1 143 6 Alliance British and Foreign 'lOO 10 9i Australian 100 18 27 • General Steam Kavigstion 100 13 61 51 6 The French Papers which weie received last night, are remarkably barren.cf foreign news. The Maxi/ter states officialty'ihit the Republic of Hayti had found it impossible to fulfil the principal conditions of the treaty with France in 1825, and had oily paid one. 611 Part attic in'denniitlOthich was to serve as a com -motion fcitlitejlisses . of the - ancient Planters at St. Domingo. le;seousequenceo ,this failure. .the PING hai ippointea Coatenibsion -to ascent sin ibe bet. means of securing paythent tit the reaf t aihing potion of the indemnity. U •` PROM VIZ PRIMICII PAPERS. On the 12th of June the whole of the Russian army had crossed the Danube. 'MADRID, Jorni.l6.—Tise: events. of Portugal have caused a number of arrests tolake place st.Salamanca and Ciudad Rodrigo, ancithe Minister of War continues to dispatch, fi eslt troops to the Proeinces approaching Portugal. :A,1.1 the foreign Ministers at 'Madrid received on the 12th ef June, by a. courier, a manifesto from the Xinta of Oporto, desiring it might* be mot. to their respective Courts. It is .affirmed that the Chevalier Campagatiii Minister from this. Court to Lisbon, has been recalled, owing to isis.being toraintimate with Don -Miguel and the Queen. LISBON, Java IS. Nineteen carriages filled with state prisoners had beets sent to the tower of San Julian, amongst whom was the ,icb merchant , Maroefis:. Count Linbares was also as. rested on his .way to Oporto. The Web .Paperi received this arming sentinii4 _report prevalent at Hambuigh,- wt. the. departure *of the, NA, thotthO, Silt an had left C.fiiiStantinople to proceed, to Adrianople's...This *Mph .Although riot credited by -the Dora tapers, hat some. effect on the L'ands 'which .46:40ed*Siiii-lialt splr .ceut. The. follisiiing ei;ract"'' . . , • ...IrlVfilitißGH; lugs 24: It is reported here that s courier has arrived at Berlin] With thijewiirtins Constantinople, that the Sults' • had lifa•that city to go 'to Adrianople.} . : ' ' - HAGUR,JtoUt 27. Tittptgy - (7,lra* of today contains the followings- " do. ihe 21th. of this Month,' his Royal Highness • Princi'custavus of Sweden was bettotbed to her Roysl • Highneas.th7. Princess Mitiiiiiie s of the Netherlands, at • the Mee of 'le Soo, in the presence of the members of the Ito, 411 i iainiky, velio were assembled these for the porpom of witnessing theeeremonr.:' COPENIIMIIIN i , Java 17. * In the month of May ,070)1sip. of variquaoations paid the Sound duty . ,—.omesug .them ate 567 English and Hanoverian, mid (WY fedi French ships. • The Cr sacrament has given notice to the Magistrates in Malmo and other parts; *tHat'a Russian squadron is • now suing out at Cronitadr, which is to proceed,to the . Mediterranean, Lnikertise icy:No.los' of Admiral Iticord, in the coui se of this monas,; and titai it is the will of • the Government; in-ease it should Ott into any Swedish port, that it shall be received in the most friendly manner. Apia 17. -=•The CrOwn' Nate h espoi ted hereon the Bth or 10th of pest soon* for the camp in Scania. Great damage has been done by inundations in the province of Norriand, and several persons-lost their lives. p ast a Ptipers,Vlo June. f This win seems to require etoliretation..—Note of Basra= 'Gouge- „ • Through the Haroborgh Mail- this morning, we base receised Gelman Papers t' the 24th, and the Journal of St.Peter's6urgh. to the 15th to,tant Ae. ctoidliig to accounts from Ruchare:t. a pestikorial di , - order has appeared in that city, eluslx hitsCatised con-, • eiderable alarm amongst.the Russian anthorit es. . . The Journal of St. Pdersoinit contains advicesfrom l , the army beriegog Braitowto thieSifpliinti and details the result of is sallf made b 7 the isairlsi.o4.the rnort,ing of the 2d, -very different fen:lA . 4 vnakgerated-aecount of that affair given io anothertatt4ar nit - following are estracts : Is I ?: • • HASIBUROH, Jultieds. • ' &CHAIM, 313iTZ S. r We hear that the bridge at °Hintze is now completed. Within these few days symptoms of a pestilential dit-, . t t • t• * . t • order bar! madifeited - thtisssetti4 V .tss.: The ittb abthorities take all possible pterautioas to pievesst its , spleadiog. Vonsicktrable - alarm is iseited by it. VIENNA, June 17. 'According to letters from Polastcl, t'he Persians- are: disposed( to profit by the war between Russia and the Porte, to indemnify themselves far their lost.of territory In their late campaign by , conquests in the Turkish territory. According to these letters Abbas Kir za bad .advanced tnwatds the Turkish frontiers, and seemed to intend to march against fhp,dad. The Rus sian General Paskewitsch will, if this be true, have an ally whose proceedings, if the intentionspf the Russians are really directed against the Turks, must be very alarming to the Porte, No news to this effect has been , received from Odessa, and as news from ,Asi r must be known earlier and more accurately in that town than in Poland, it, seems advisable to doubt the fact entirely till it shall be officially confirmed.—Algemeitte Zeiturs, June 23. ST. PETERSBURGII, Just 13. lIIIW3 PAM THE ARMY IN TURKEY. Bogasaa, Just T. Yesterday his Majesty the Emperor renewed the 3d corps of the army, in a fine plain between the town and the camp. The Emperor was accompanied by his Staff, by the Duke of Mortemart,Ambassador of France, Lieutenant General Dornberg, Envoy of Hanover, an . tl M. de Thun, Major in the service of the,,King of Prussia. The 7th, Bth, and 10th divisions of infantry, with their artillerh and that of the 9th, with the third of hulans and its hone artillery, defiled before his Imperial Majesty, who w.s extremely satisfied with the appearance and health of the men, and the good condition of the horses. Toe camp along Lake Yalpouk, on the summit of a gen'le eminence, has a most picturesque appearance, ind the order and neatness which prevails in it deserve the greatest praise. In the morning bis Majesty, atter receiving the most satisfactory account of - the progress of the siege of , Brailow, which is vigorously carried on under the direc don of the Grand Duke Michael, went• to the place' where preparations are making for crossing the Danube, which, though delayed by the extraordinary inundation of the river, will soon be completed, in spite of the difficulties which our workmen have encountered,' in erectin&a•dam, several wersts in length, at the bottom of the deep overflowing of the D inube. SIZOI Off BRAILOW, FROM THI 80TH MAT TO 20 JON& In this interval the works on the land side have been pushed With great success, and preparations made to commence the third parallel. On the Ist, in the Morn ing, the file of all the batteries on our right flank was increased,' and at seven in the evening a bomb blew apl a considerable powder magazine in the fortress behitid the centre gate. On our left several detachments of the' enemy's infantry began to saUy from the place at seven in the morning, and after they had assembled to Ali number of 800 men, they advanced in anirregelrie hardy 'towards one of the batteries on our left' flank. - Soul* 4.1 railleurs of two companies . of the 38th regiment 'of Chasseurs, which defended the battery, were . sent to meet them, and soon stopped their progress. A brisk . firing of asufketry then commenced, and all the reserves Of cavalry, with their horse artillery, advanced to take the enemy in lank. Meier Goosseif, who commanded the two companios k ef ClAissetirs in the battery, seeing that the Tarts vigopi Airs* kept ni . the fire, attacked them and put them to flight. Wihad five men killed and 25 men whtindosc, *mong whom there is no officer. The loss of tbeenemyl Most have been considerable, for notwithstanding thel tare with which shey carried off their killed and woundodp l , seven remained in the field of battle.—Journal of St. Petersburgh, Jane 14. . . EXCHANGES ON LONDON. Wpm, JUNI 13.--361. Astamanass. Jose4T.-14061,—Tw0 months 1640. Bv. Pargassuaas, Jena 13.-10 3-32. Hammiest, Jost —(No, lists published on account of the holiday). • Longo, Awn 10.—Three months 614}-Two months 13 Bows, Jung 21. Three mouths 6 45i. Cloustrwils t Julig 7.—Three months S. 6 14. -it • At a lite hour this forenoon we received the Haw. bnrgh Papers of the 21,th instani. We extract the lowing : _ - HAMBURG% Jun 27. The Austrian Observer of the 1-9th, and .29th are destitute of any political news. The Austrian Funds keep up. • •I • r Metalliques o , ll—Bank Shares 1,054. . A • The report that the Emperor of Morocco has seot two biigs to cruise against the merchantmen of the Han seatic Cities, in conseqUence of the •non-pa?snent of tribute, appears to be moil and more confirmed. The Turkish garrison of Belgrade is obliged, in con quence of the want of provisions, to work as caboniers in the service of the inhabitants, and many of them are said even to have sold their arms in order to purchase food.—The Hainborgh Papers contain no news from the theatre of war. . ~ Mr. STRAT 7 ORD CA,NNINCi is lil y expectation of setting out for Corfu. His courier is Miresent at Calais, waldag Ms arrival. r • ' • Thus day the new SWIDISII Ai*KAUAI:OiI transacted business with the Earl of Aatneitts at the Foreign 1 0ffice. - His Excellent, •afierwayfde paid: his respects to the Duke of Camaatoot. • - •- •• • Since the death il 'the Earl. of CARLISLE , and: the Duke of GoRDON, Earl FITZwriLIRM •is the only sin- Tieing Peer'ishO enjoyed his titled et the accession of Gam 11l his father having died in 1756. ' • '' '• . . The Aollowing letter ha, been ?Waived in Glasgow by a reipectabie mercantile hduse, he.eiy.*ot to a Memo rial. lately presented to the Lords 'oirdie'Treatury— Germain—flaying ' faid Mire the ards Coastnissioners of his ykodey's Treasury two Memdfla. praying that all goods Ml „mit may remain in tvareliMale 19, On yew front the Wilsons el dos, I have it in command to . oplistiou, Milt my... Lords, by their Warrant dated 19th MAME lame authorised the Com missioons of Cottons to pOrthit i ' lnlaid to camientin - vraris6 is. dli the 19th hisy, leamoiss like um; na b s asippagosti;Bo,4 I am, Gentlemen, tour obedient servant, GEO. L DAWSON. Theory Chambers, June 11 , VIM • ..: ~ . I' . • .. • • .:•••• ." THE KING'S COURT, Mis lillMllllrg,il44l a Coutt at his Palace, in St. 'James's', at three o'clock on Saturday aterrioir, which wa . attended by—. The Archbishop of Catt;trhiry, the Lord Chaucellor. the Laid President of the Coosa', the First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretaries . of State for the Horne and Colonial Departments the President of the Board of Control:1. the Chan cellor of the kschequer. the Master of the Mint, the Lord Cham berlain, the .Muter of the Horse , the L ard Susituel of the House hold, the Groom of the Stole, the Treasurer of the Household, the Chief Justice of the Court of Kieg's Bench, the Earl of Westmorland, Lord Francis Leveram Gower, Dr. honer, the Recorder of London, Mr. Henry Hohhouse. Batt Roden (as Lord in Waiting). Mr. Bradshaw (as Groom is Waiting), &c. Lord !Ammo Gowas was introduced to his Meaner!, and kissed hands on being appointed Secretary of State forlrelassd. Dr. Jesseo was presented to his MA:MT by Me. Peet., Secre tary of State for the Hom e Department. when the Koss wenn ciously pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on him. His Atarksev held a Privy Council, at which Mr. Gatrincta attended as Clerk. Lord F. 1.. Gowsa eras Introduced into the presence of the Ktro in Council. and sworn in a Privy Councillor. and took his sear at the Board accordingly. The Karl of Wasetiouirwo was introduced and seibiis ih Lord Lieutepant of the County of Nonbampton. dir. Maar Houma= was introduced and sworn in a Privy Councillor. and took his seat et the Board accordiogly. Lord Foam's Lorton Goings was sworn in Secretary of State for Ireland. The Kona gave audiences to the Archbishop of Caweveause, the Duke of Weciarsotort. Kai i BATHURST, and Mr. Secretary Peet.. The Court broke up at a quatter.past silt o'clock. • HIS MAJESTY'S GRAND DINNER. His MaJasty had a grand dinner pasty on Saturday at his Palace in St. James's.. The company entered the Palace at the entririce opposite to the Royal Getman Chapel, pick eeded up - the .grand staircase, through the ,stsboury room and.the presence chamht.r into the hall roorn,where they were assemble 4. The dinner was giien in the banquet room, and laid out in the same evegset style as at the suppers given at the Juvenile and than& Balls. The table was in the middle of the apartment, and had its plateau divided into seven compartments, with eight candelabra arranged at regular. distances.— The silver covets of the dishes had on the top a crown and lion, executed in frosted silver. The sideboard had a similar display of plate as at the night of the Grand Ball. The table linen, which was of Irish manufacture. had a representation of the Royal Arms, the Order of the Garter, and other Orders of Knighthood. . Among the brilliant assemblage of rank sad fashion who were present on this occasion were nearly the whole of the Members of the Royal Family, and most of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, including the Duke of Cumberland, the Duchess of Kent. the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Prince Leopold, Prin cess Sophia Matilda. Among the distingui.hed guests were the Dukes of Grafton, Richmond, Dorset, and Leeds; Marqui.ses of Cleveland. Bleier, and Tavistock ; Earls Jersey. Verulam, Sur borough, and Mountcharles; Viscount Lowther; Lords Wham cliffe and Marlborough; Sir M. W. Ridley. Sir J. Shelley. Gen. Grosvenor, Air. Greville. Mr. D. Ratcliffe, Am ARRIVAL OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Duke of CANISIIIIi/01 arrived at the King's PA' lace, St. James , about half-past eleven o'clock on Saturday morning, in a carriage and four, followed by his suite, including Sir JAM'S KETNITT, Count KEILMANAVGGE, and Captain MEM, in another car riage and four. The Duke left Hanover early on the' morning of Monday, the 23d instant, and proceeded to Calais by way of Dusseldoit. Aix. la-Chapelle, Brussels, and Lisle. His Royal Highness arrived at Calais early 'on Friday morning, and embarked, on board a steam !packet at nine o'clock the same morning, and landed .at Doves, as we stated on Saturday, about 12 o'clock Auer about an boar's stsy his Royal Highness left Dover for Rochester, at which place the Royal'Duke ,lept, at the Crown Lin. His Royal Highness left Rochester about six o'clock on Saturday morning, and arrived in London about half-past eleven. . His Royal Highnes , , immediately after his arrival, visited the Ktao,•and was congratulated on his arrival by the Duke of CUMIMILAND, the Princess AUGUSTA, and the Duchess of GLoucErraa, who came to the Pa lace soon after the arrival of their Royal Brother. The Royal Duke afterwards accompanied the Du chess of Gtoticarrta in her carriage, and paid a visit to the Duke and Duchess of CLAMENCE at the Admi ralty, and then proceeded to Gloucester HuUse, Palk lane, and dined with the Duke and Duchess of QLOU CESTRIt. The Duke of CLARENCt gave a grand dinner on Sa turday at his.residence in the Admiralty, to a numerous pany Of Naval °Seers. among whom were—Admirals Sir James Whit shed, Sir J. Ileresford, Sir Robert &opford, Sir B. Hallowell, J. Douglas, Capel, Warthorp ; Captains Sir John Peckell, Lord Henry Thymic Willed', F. H. Caine Maberly, G. Evans, Lloyd, George Pechell, Charles Bikes, Vincent, Apiough, Spencer, Sir E. Nagle. • The Duchess of CLARINCII gave another grand en tertainment at her residence in the Admiralty, on Friday evening. As early as half-past nine o'clock the company began to arrive, although the invitation hour was ten o'clock. The arrangements far the party were similar to those of the previous entertainments. The company, on their arrival, passed through the Grand Hall to the Ante-Hall, in which were the pages in their State dresses, who , ushered them into the State apartments; the company continued arriving, both at the entrance in the Admiralty and also that in St. James's Park, for upwards of two hours.. About ten o:clock the !Suchen entered the drawing-room, accompanied by her 1t0y,41 Consort, and received the numerous throng of 'WWI, who bed not all left till between one and two o'clock. in the owning. The Duke and ['riches , ' of CLASINCE, the Duke of Conanaiamo. and the Duke of Colesatamt, attended Divine Ser vice yesterday at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Place. The 'Duke tiCidaastica and the Duke of Cuataaa- Lass visited his MAreery yesterday. at his pekoe in St. James's. The Duke rf CalarlalDGZ dined yesterday with his Msaesre. The LORD CHANCELLOR had an audience yesterday of the KING. P' inch Litoeotti gave a grind dinner yesterday at Marlborough House, Pall Mall. to some of the Members of the Royal Family, and a distinguished party of the Nobility sad Gentry. Prince LEOPoLD attended divine service yesterday at St. Philip's Chapel, Reg j ent-street. The Ducheas nt KENT and the Princess ViCTORIA and the whole Household of the Royal Duchess, attended Divine Service yesterday in the Private Chapel, in the King's Palace, Kensington. . . At the time of the Duke of CAMBRIDGIts departure from Mamma% the Duchess of Commute and the young Prince and Princess were in the enjoyment of good health, and were on the eve of going up the Rhine as far as Frankfon,.on a visit to the Royal Duchess's father (the Landgrave of Heise Cassell), at his residence at Bumpkin. The Duke of CUMBBILAND honoured the Lord Chief Justice Be.? with his company to dinner on Saturday, at his rod signet in Bedfard-squanr. Cunt d'Orht.th, the Spanish Minister (Special), ' M il/laded business with the Earl of Assam" on fiaMirtlay, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street. Toe fine weather of the past week has greatly acts krated the-hay harvest ; and a latge proportion. oldie crops have been carried in the best possible manner. The Royal Sovereign yacht, at Deptford, is fitting for the conveyance of his Royal Hishaess the Loss Hunt Armada. to Plymouth. The Finance C mittee have come to a determina tion ( earded bt a ty 4 one) that the Sinking Fold, miler the tire 4 re bein g so surplus of revalue, was of no Yap, 4 rt• • k r 1 !NW Liras have become joint proprietors Aleugatlavatre. Mr. Tease having said his malery at that establishmeat to gr. Massaro. The amount of the tat upon coals imported into Irtiansl last year was 53151151. ,"?rmsic•!st ywr.. . 4~: ~ '`~flM _.. ^! . _._ ~I THE PAltt AND G Rims. If i gstayday, nokwithstandiag the heat, and much d u st; Hydi p..k was as crowded as sit any period ni , he %mason' until five o'clock. From that hour till seve q , Ken,ingtotreardehs were . lite — resort okhinn ant beauty. The following diitingokbed fashionable; a l . N eared in cahriActs in the Park i , The Duchesses of Leeds and Montrose; hilareiiione Of Grt. donderty, Cotiovallis,-Salisbury ; Countesses of Vertrimo, B et b,„ t, Darlington; Ladies Primrose. Lowther, PAL, Somerset; aka tilt Princes es goieriazy and Polignac, and nearly all the Rossi's' It u sisters. BLOCKADE OF OPORTO. The Gentlemen connected with the Oporto wine trade, whoirraited twos Lord Anoints onlltursday, saw only tie Under Secretary, Lord DUNOLAS, the Minister hits, self being engaged. They were very well received, and haying, 'at the request of 'Lord DUNGLAS, 'r ate d their object in writing, were promptly answered. The lollowing is a copy of the answer which was sent after Arm: " Porei=n Ofice, June.l6, lfign " Gewetestms—l am directed by the Rail of Aberdeen to acknow„ • ledge the receipt of yaw. letter of this day's date, regorgin g ;a br. mation relative to the views of his Majesty's Government Doti, subject of the blockade of Oporto. " I am to acquaint you in reply, that the blockade of Op" having been de facto established, it is consistent with the principle, maintained by his Majesty's Government ON the aohject of blockades that it should bit respected. Application will; however, be mad, to the Government of the Prince Regent of Portugal to allow fn., 'egress to his Majeny% subjects frottrOporto with their property. • " I am further to acquaint you', that mean. of tommonicatiee between this country and deport of Vign will he provided by his Majesty', Goverautest.—l - am, Gentlemen, sour most obedie n t humble servant, 6' DUNGLAS. 4 1 To Albert Fluster, E.j. and Quarles Harris, Eq. jun. &. Swithia's•late." • . . GREENOCK. Jews 97. The brig Scotia, Captain Gilchrist, came in here on Wed ee ,d n !night, from Newfoundland, with a cargo of fish and oil for Oporto, • off which the Scotia arrived on the morning of the 'lath ins t. bot was refused permission to go in, by the blockading squadron 91 Don Miguel, eonsisting of two corvettes and a brig of war. C a p t . Gilchrist reports, that when within five miles of the Cagle, the red flag was hoisted as a signal for the vessel to enter. The Scotia oe. cordingly bore op, hokt was speedily saluted with a shot from the blockading ships, and soon after a settled. when one of the corvettes tiore down, and hailed Captain Gilchrist, ordering him to go to the Commodore, and abide by his instructions. The Scotia accord ingly went close in under the stern of the flag •hip, and was in. formed that the port wai under blockade, and that she could not be permitted to enter. Captain G. then lowered his bolt, and having gone on board the Commodore's vessel, requested to he per. nutted to send a letter on shore to his consignee, and to receive as . answer in return, but this also was refused, t►e Commodore strirt that be had orders from the Government at Lisbon to allow ro Portuguese or British vessel to enter. or hold any communication with the town. Under these circumstances Capt. Gilchrist fowl that be bad no alternative but to make for a British port, and as sailed on the evening of the 18th. He was followed by the brig of was for 36 miles. • Lord and Lady Luca CLIVE ente►tained a party at dinner on Friday evening, at their house in Dover.street. Jogs.% speaking of Dr. JOHNSON, said, is Johnson is like my toss at; stroke him the right way and he is pkued; stroke him the wrong way and he'll bite you."' The sale of the late Mr. CANNING'S library tom menced on Friday. The shooks sold were not of much importante, a nd do not appear to have brought high prices. R. Dittos, Eq. having established his claim ro the disputed Roscommon -Peerage, the Lords decided oc Wednesday in his favour.: He is now Earl of 'Ros common, and Baron of Kilkenny. Flits.—About twelve o'clock last night a fire broke out in the house of Mr. Forrester, a silse•sur th, Red Lion-street; Clerkenwell. It raged for upwards of as our and 'a half, and 'completely gutted the ho m e. Tit - patty *ells prevented the two adjoining houses from &hieing the same fate. Ten or twelve engines were on vW in a few minutes after the alarm was gitiv, anithere was a plentiful supply of water. No accideot 'took place on this occasion. HATMA RIVET TEIZATRIG—.SitUrdiIIy was repres nted, for the first time, a light piece, in one act, from the 'French, called The Milliners. The Piece met with a ivery favourable reception ; and is the production of Mr. LAce, the author of the Comedy of Love end Reason; which had a run at Covent Garden Theatre. During the performance at the King's Theatre on Fri day night, an accident occurred that for a time excited a great alarm amongst a crowded audience. In one of the lower lobbies, the gas having escaped from a sm .11 pipe, exploded with some violence, and ignited a pert,. h of the partition. As very little water was at hand, the bre would e.oon have'made head, and in a few minu es the consequences would have been serious, but Mr the activity of one of the box keepers, who, at some po i sonal risk, rushed to the spot, and smothered the flame, which was then in a isle • volume, with some baize, which he had fortunately laid hold of. Xaan's performances at the English Theatre in Paris increased in porilarity with the Fren ch people as they were repeated. The feeling which -peculiarly chats. tenses his personation of Othello were not at first appre ciated, but On a second representation of the part, hit effort., especially loins the third act to the end of the play, were enthusiastically applauded. Friday sennight . being the anniversary of Goanoa ' s bads, a large party of the principal G e ntlemen of 1-luntl and its Oeightitsurkood met at the Gordon Arms W. arid celebrated the happy day, while the in habitants testified their by. bombers and fireworks, and the health, of the No Doke Duchess were warmly pledged in many a flowing cup lib Gract , ever mindful of the poor, ordered 101. W to be distributed V: the moat iseemaltome in the town. The celebrated WILKIE has arrived in London, atilt' an absente of three years on the C o ntinent. He igood health andlpirits. of the arc hes. There, is nnw in the possession* of Mr. Paton, D* 'fmnlinei• some articles of furniture which belonged to They consist of an elegant esll.andwhichador bedneditthes, the Royal Palace that'' seven chairs, and a large cabinet ; also bea th u e tif c o r l a l d 7 l c e aofftoe4 unfortunate Charles 1. An Inquest was held on Saturday at Gravesend fe ;he body of Mr. JOHN PUGH, of the firm of Pugh 3 0 Redman, who was unfortunately drowned while bat" in the Thames. Verdict- 6, Accidentally drowned vbll' bathing in the Thames, sear Gravelend.“ Tuesday week, a labourer's son , named Step on her son, in the employ of Mr. Joh n Boyes, of Wanst being in the act of serving the wool machinery, 0. ,leeae of his frock becam e entan g led, which dry Ale arm in, tearing the tore arm off, fracturing the be o rf the gran, and lacerating the muscles. Mr. florwe e ' h shoulder, fir a g r go t nof DotuilfEdeerld, was performed. ,walCalled T in, an a d e a mpu e boy 'mind wcil. «mar r = I posed b Wales, I say that of the of the fi of his g himself. then int tween 7 enthrsii The Sralwo livered a , age, Hariel 't►outs ev idol up stif much of old . of his :was a Mug) *genii it. T close I in .4 bell II) . Lii I Deed sicknes wear d my last Aarplei 'Shot clt plume I to cleat Jog its . pocket, • dwelt, ,•,efaT 0 tagicl-fol sinkini bet come same, best, . _ Luna Pilo I the oW • *men fcrven the atm " Ili him c tueJ ,T" N.le i F . -Ow