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Metalliques 011—Nek Shares 1079. • The accounts from Constantinople in the . French tapers, received last night, me to the 22d September, it which time the Ambassadors of the Allied Powers still maintained a continued intercourse with the Otto man Porte, and hopes were entertained that the prof fered mediation would' be accepted. AU was tranquil at Constantinople at the above date. The intelligence' from Spain. with regard•to the insurrection in Catalonia, continues to be so contradictory, that it is difficult to venture an opinion on such authority. We are still told that the insurgents were tendering their submission to ' FERDINAND in every, quarter; but it is asknowledged that some of the Chiefs who, after haviogatcepted the i amnesty were detained as prisoners, bad elicited their escape and spin placed themselves at the, bead of the instargentiinds; and letters from Barcelona state,that the are . prosecating the sieges of Hestalrich and. Cardona withgreat vigoevowsd that if tbey succeed in taking the former, which is a -position of considerable strength, a new Junta will be installed there. Rio DI JANZIRO.—We have received the Iberia• Fimerinerisei from the 11th to the 17th of August hit elusive. They contain no news whatever relative to ibis war nr the nenoeiasions with Buenos Ayres, nor . even any allusion to the subject. The Pipersare filled with discumfeee' qt the Chamber, relative-to questions of local iiterest. . We have received the Alg' engine Zeitang and other German Papers this morning. Wee:tract the following as the most important of their contents : #Aguts, Sara. 23. The Russian squadron, which lately arrived in the Mediterranean, has cast anchor in the harbour of Pa- Gazelle Pierirontese, Mt. 13. FROM THE LOWER ELBE. Ocs• 10. . We hear a great deal of negotiations carrying on at this moment in a great capital, and the object of which is stated to be the same as that of the negotiations which produced the treaty of London of 6th July. newly, the measures to be adopted for the purpose of ensuring per manent peace in the East. But this tiMeit is added,.not only all the great European Powers will take part in them measures; but that also some of the maritime Poweri of , the second order, such as Sweden and the Netherlands.. will be invited to join in them ; doubtless because their political and commercial interests are as much affected by the question of the affairs of the East, as those of the .four great Powers.. ' • The first itnpnlseM4tese negotiations has been given, it is said, by a great northern Court, which has repre. tented to its Allies the insufficiency of the •measaret stipulated by. the Treaty of Londen,ln case they shoshil not attain their object. as ,mere • demonstrations, and _that it, really should, become necessary to .carry thew• into execution. Now as•the situation of affairs in she Etat becomes more critical, great hopes ase entertained that the seer negocittions will soon lead to the attain anent of the object, esperieLly.aa the' Court its question is urgent for a speedy conclusion, and gives the choice of en alternative. wl;icb seems to exclude all delay. MUNICH, eel.. it. Her Imperill Idigliness . ;the Archduchess Sophia of , Austria - has arrived at Tezermse to her mo ther the Queen ilowaser of Baistria; .accompanied by Maria,, her sister, vibehas passed some time • with her at Pyrawaish and :V It is said that the Brazilian Colmieli-Delhoste, Will soon come here from Vienna. All the accounts from Vienna ate favourable to peace.—Nistembsag Ceiyesponderkt,tict. 15. TR%ESTE, OCT. 9. • By the Captain of a ship which has arrived to-day • in 12 days from Modon, we have a confirmation of the news that 22 English and French men of war are crisis ing before Modon and Navarin, to watch die Egyptian and Turkish fleets. Immediately on the arrival, of this fleet, Ibrahim Puha had.landed the troops, and replaced them.with •others that he tad in readiness, in order to proceed to 'attack Hydra. When sortie of the skips had already left the port, the English and French Admirals paid 51Isees a visit, and,,in consecrence of their conference, the 'ribose ships were recalled into the port.. • , Ibrahim Pasha aftcgwards gemmed Adositel—De some taxes. MATENNE. oar: 35. The Rhine is now so low, that the steam boats cannot come up to this city, but only to Coblentz. By the London line of packet ship Colombia, Cart. ;DSLANO, arrived at • Cower from New York, which plate she left the Ist inst. Papers have been receired at the North and South American Coffey-lutmlOak all parts of the United Buttes. The Colisnallips in company with the William Thompson forlinespall, and on the 14th - inst. spoke with her in lat. V. MOM THIg BPbCULATOR OF OCTOSEIR 2. LAGUI itic—By letters from Caraccas, which the Edi tor of the lialiiinore tiazette has received from his Coe respondent, it appears that General Pus has sent my the Editor of the Golebie, who had been offensive to him by his writings. Para assumes authority as Sn• preme Chief of Venezuela during the absence of Bolivar, who bad gone Bogota,and was determined az pre serve every thing in the order in which it was Ilk by the Liberator. • We learn that two Conventions between the 'Ai7ed States and Glatt Britain had been received et the De partment of State, which were concluded and tigned.oi kW days before Mr. Canning's death by Mr. Gs and Messrs. Grant and Addington: by one of them the third article of the Convention of 1818, which stipulateti the joint occupation of the country beyond the Stoneyl Mountains, is continued, nod .by the other th 4910.1 mercial Convention of 1815, srbich was clintionlik by the above mentioned Convention of • 1818, is further continued, - the duration of the Convention of .1818' baving beeti limited to ten years, which would have ef pired on the 28th October, 1828.. - , Accounts from Havana to the 11th Sept. , have beim received at Bakimore. The hlaniens sqtfadron had lift ley West, and Commodore Laborde's squaderin lying at Havanna. TwO ,Spanish brigs of *at saik 'from that port on the 9th,,to convoy several Goineamen through the quif as far as Charleston. The cargo of the British ship James Mitchell was to tie- *Ohl at Pty West on the 13th. By the :Decree of the Court,nf'St. Augustine the mlvors wire to pay coats,nostnnicifi I to 4,000 dollars. a. Vera Crum Pipers have also been received through the sinte . inadimos up to the 26th August; their con tents art otan,pmrticular roomiest. We have received Gibraltar Papers and letters to the 1 2d inst. No recent arrival from Algiers is announced. The Emperor of Mauna) has sent a deputation of Moors to purchase fast sailing vessels as croizers. They ware accompanied by the son of. the Basbaw of TAW ; they had not succeeded in their emission at the date of these accounts. They were suppoted to be in. tended to cruise against the Hags of the northern Euro pean nations. Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial Pace, front Lieut.-General Sir Lanes Kum, G.C.B. and it Halifax; and' front Major-Geoscal . lfir HOWAIS l~wiat. at N:w Brunswick. •••-- The following is an extract cif a letter front Aro Ja isseiro, dated 2.5111 July ©Meta have been sent dawn to the Bratilian squadron to raise the blockade of the Plate • thii Government is all for peace." Mr. HUSKISION is arrived in town from Claremont; where he has been's% a visit to Prince Lanosa, and appear muds improved in health. • •• Mr. Camomile,. has arrived in his Majesty's brig' Bettie, from Colombia. His Royal Hihness the Lon Hion,Aosup s wiftex• pected at Portsmo uth on Friday pe l let' ditty:en of lee a nele pair o f . eoloan to the . at Marines sea: dossed at that port, ~sio the Mowing • ; His .Royal Highness h to esubarls an mob, is the Galatea, and , proore4 In that ably.te Plymouth, to present new colours to that Division of the lam. Corr. • • It is said Sir lizaszai Tnricra; ii/:wham the Go. vernment of the Cape of Oood !Uprises been Saved, his declined it, and that the appointment will be given to Sit Litwin' Cox', at . Area Goeernoe of the Mauritius. -A suecelolit to Sir Lower Cote is not yet absolutely fixed on; but it is stopooatEhla UMW will devolve on Sir H. Calumny, who now fiords the the Command of the English troops In Portugal.—Tines. The late Earl of TaAstuAta married Maerjatighter of Gnaw: . Ravintscaore, Esq. by whom he had Ciaarlsoputie Earl of Traituair„ born in nal, unmarried. This ancient sod noble 'family is duseended from James Stuart, Earl of Buchan. a dininio dam of the RoYal * Family of Stuart: The era Sari of Traittair was treated in 1653, from whom the late Bari is the lineal heir male. From an official statement just published, it appear that the total produce ef the hardware manufactures of this country, hom 1814 to 1827 inclusive—that is to sayi hardware and cutlery, iron and steel, wrought and unwrought, is about two millions. Very little change is obset vable in this department of British manufactures, but an intrea.e, if any. It is scarcely necessary to ob serve, that our hardware and cutlery exceed those of any tither nation in Europe, and are accordingly stea dily increasing.. EfOUS 1822 to the ptesectiinse they have augmentrd'to the amount . of one handfed thousand pounds. In the beau and copper manufactures there is a considerable falling off.—Skeseld Conran:. A strike of potatoes, from a root eilliv.bos. divided into 21 sets, Son being taken up the 11th inst. produced 1171 b. of potatoes, at Southam, Nortiquesptoushire. There were two fires last week at Winterslow, Hants, believed to be the work of incendiaries. GReATHIAII, Bishop of Lincoln, being solicited by a cousin of his, who was a farmer, to do something for him, after he had become a Bishop, replied-- " Cousin, if your plough be broken I will repair it, or gibe you a new one; but a farmer I fousdp.aad a far mer I will leave you.' • ‘‘. yesterday r. morning on board a steam-vessel in the River for Gravesend, on 'route to the Cavalry Depot at blaidsteoe. A -Detachment belonging to the F.ast India Company's Service, arri►edte town yesterday from Bristol, and ensbarkedthis morning on board eteans-vessel in the River, for Gummed, es taste to Chatham. • A /*Lactate,* belonging to the 41st Regimeet of 11Peot arrived in town yesterday from Bristol. and embarked this =feta:4 is boards steant.venel in the River, for'Gravesend, no route to Dever. A Detachment beinnging to the 65th Regiment sfiellinMkrien rived In town .yesterday from Norwich, and reesip4,494ars OS, proceed to Bristol. no Mite to Ireland. A Detachment belonging to the 1115th Regiment at Piot de barked on Saturday last, ea board the Raingtoet. at Poridoonds. tor,Maits, which transport is ordered to proceed to Cork., to re ceive en board Detachments belonging to the 19114 49d, 10th, and 94th Regiments of Infantry, for conveyance to Gibraltar and Malta. .AL INTELLIGENCE —THIS DAY. for West India produce continue in a limper. The depression which arm adtiodd was mesh Imetessed in the aftermoMl !dm Mimi abeam of buyers., Among the Weet fife,. ggem et things Is moaidered very avearta. oephir It is recollected that the steel of xis* t r we'd with that at the sire paint Itsigney et P.P. Muse ova d oes of nearly sighs Medan the depretsioo the mote resseir WI are the refiners and grocers short dim*, as lees comeidershk Mao fora less time past. Dini ng Mout 37 cwt. have beet entered from the west. deliveries frost the warehouse have, however, meow pekes of sum upon an average are about Ina, p er . at this peeled last year, sad to this het is to be educe/ere manifested id Maki*, porballea It bein g . • motwithstandhig the shorans of stock, lame. too high. The harness dome War Friday has bele wants. but he only a few eases lave lower mime Friday beam submitted ta. Up to tee middle eg dbit an extoodee has beau dome. Thee *hemmer; iodination en the part of the holders to stil, mai is an further demand win °sear before the end of the day. observations apply to Coffee and Boat—tie diipmeats et she latter hansom , are greet. Tre Sews Mamma I. net mask Maenad by the large dermal* from thy warehouse, as shipments eamehme. The pekes We*, :smelt depressed are-not lower. - • • Resseau Pftol l oo4—The Tallow Market cowl:nes retreat heavy, and sides have been made at 31it ad. &tens* losses arm ark* ea the large purchases made in Rorie, and the apart:aq nor a flie seem ate. Nave takes alarm, and are now seller. The Mode eopulg at Simla thh year has been $60,C00 casks, of which shwa 'GAO retnalned'uosold at the date of the het advices The stack' in' hard here is shirt so,ost tusks. The imports it the week ending last eight have bees S,Sin cwt. and the debtries India the AMP period have been 4,OVD edit. As the Ramble ere embus sellers, It It probable that the whole quantity remaining is bend at thedete of the last advice, must be shipped, sod our week . at the end of the year will not be far short of 6;600 aria list Meth-badness has barn dine this wet! The quotations at, kam 311 m W. to 375. 3d. in Home and Fare remain without variation. Tao Slur Taaosr-Atortattow bele; dawn etchavely to ti. East ladka tale, . as bargain! bamboos marled any caoseitososo..— The ode commend yesionloy, sod the lots of raw Bespl waste briskly. To-day, the priceitobtalned for the same desuiptions low averaged from 17a to l7tid. per lb. and math arrows maalfen ed toperriase. 'The sale will not =oda& till Saturday. lle Bawd Pus net yet been sold. Us Isom Toss.—We andetetind, that at the meeting et Ina Namara held ac.Buologhem lam week It was resolved ant teethe say advance In the pekes. Sy the Warden st the cane Os motet wW to let to he waled span by the demead,Whiekter. doses brkk. The foreign olio lately have am toes to aim. rive as dime natioeti when semen was het made to the brook Mai& • Thi s ibises from am 'Walls, howassr, ate melody • • • " "NAVAL 1 N TELLIG EN CE. ..E ird. . ~14.6.4, 1111111114 from New Tort, was tat.sion, ini ipi alig ask Boot; cargo expected to be used. masons, On. 21.—Wind && W. to & W.—Arrived tie W. "pole packet ' from Brasil, sailed 12th August—from Saks soh September, and Pernambuco 10th; and Princew Royal trampert, foe Besbodoes. , Panne:To. Orr, 21..—Wiod S.—Arrived the Idea, Tommy Nam C. Petellhorgla. Sailed the Countess Marlenlsr Bent Apiesagoins, 044. 1111.--Wiad & by B.—Arrived the Franke Watson. Tangents, [told Memel; and Mayflower. Fauna, ken °Porta Huai, Orr. kil.Wind &E.—Arrieed frosn Loadria tie Nagy, Scam, for Jamaica.; aad Antenna, Paanson, for Antipa. Yana Caps, Ago. 2L--Tiso Herald, Goasms, from lionlies, which was driven op Ante a few days ago, has bees pt al, sad is now ial deep Weer Vile, and discharging ; as le the Parker, boa Marvellid, but it is blared tbe latter will become a wreck. Cancom, Mav the l Sib blatant, at Ave P. N. a ales and very heavy squall tame an from the N.M. The Coltman Royal Qeorge,• and Dittasboat bras from their anoriags; do former went aground, but after remaining four hours was get d with triffing damage.. The Royal George also went aground, be was got off 'viglant any damage. The Broogbaas keg bat mists. mast an antiined damage. NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE NOVA The kilo** is a Use of Passengers per the Calombis. Opal Daum; at Cowes front New York :—Mr. Hendrick, 1 Ltgdtm; of St. Onistopsies; Mr. Drake, lady, and Fondly Colood ikeiel Robinson, Lady, sod Family; NG Claes; Jobri Nap*. of NW York ; Hr. CcL Wilts and 111. wally, of York; Mn. Wood, of Falmouth; and Miss Wood. Maw Your, One: 1.;:-.strrived on the Nib ultimo tie Liodoo ietkee ship Ata s tssi, : Perry, (men Cus:es, lice depot; ship Haan. Waskinson t from Liverpool; ship Henry Kneeland, Bangor, from Liverpoolio let. 41. 1e0g..(4. spoke the ship &Orb foe Liverpootoo Portgdirpth,* New . Hampshire ; ship folio sad Elisa beth, • Barstow, thirty-one days from Liverpool; ship Addiot, Richardson. from Sr. Obe's. Ssel;"-Britftla slip Cuomo, Gillespie, from Bridal; kriglilto Henry, Anion'. from Amsterdam—spoke. M &Wait.; _di British brig John, lat. 40. el. long. 57. 13. of Brioel, frees in"' dad for Inaba ; brig Goliath. Walker, 67 days from lattf7w 4 i brig Fifeskire, Wilma. from Newcastle. 4114.--atip Amos; Palmer, froni Maneillet—ftoke. 26644/ ' risk, $0 h e rr 114 of Cape Brink tlp Bridal ship Roust days from manila for Trieste. 30th.—Ship Canada, Rogers; from Uverpool ; ship Pen , C °l4 from Liverpool ; Colossas, Maxwell, fram ditto ; Cease "o" 3 °, • from ditto; Oroshabti, Mayen, from Havre. Uultrecuacmme Wamtrek-.-14 a case tried at Moo mouth, before Mr. Baron GAttnow, that Learned Judge took occasion to remark upon the obscurity of the haodWriting of the Mayor of Bristol, who, he said, had signed his nomein a very fine and clerk-like hand, sei with a . ls!pau number of nourishes, but in a way that was quite unintelligible to those who did not premed? know what his name was. This, the Learned JudSe (41 seTeeli. was Sy laoimtans a singular instance; fa& reegteetirJ friend of his, in the city of London, would lign his name on the outside of litters in such a WAY s to defy *skill of every man in the Court, even if v sisted by the greater sagacity of the other sex, is findieg wet ',that his signature could possibly be meant for. P° 214 1/Wes indeed, knew that a certain number straight strokes; up and down, meant W. CURTI/ prillably . that was not because they could read agitator; but 'because nothing else at all like '' ame there. When theists Mr. Justice Bu m.= was at the:bar ,he !was as remarkable for playing a good game at whis ba t n sr if or his legal eminence . DUNNING , on t he other d, though the first of lawyers, was. to his great annoyance, the worst of whist players. Piqued at his continued ill success in acquiring any skill at the game, he e''''' declared that he would forfeit all his professional fuse sad emoluments only to be able to play whist el lu ll as Bui.Lin. Three stacks of hay were totally destroyed on We d 'lllllsday by fire at Fritton, Norfolk. Three men we .41Imunitted to Norwich Castle on suspicion of wilfull* setting fire to the same. A short time ago, the passengers in and on the VW patch coach to Aylesbury, were surprised a few miles from London,_ by the appearance of the vehicle of Mr Pooocc, of Bristol, containing two passengers, Wong the turnpike road by the power of artificial Is . ? I . 7be vehicle was running at the rate of about toll L OA* au hour. _ . -roe .• - .. - •'% - ' "1r:"..,, . . • ... 31 -Ars. -. 2 . .. ° litign y's -skit,- NA .wili Ivelivett with' a„lithite se bin -,••• - 4 ' '*-• - -COUJILS CIRCULAR.. COM M ERCI THE EVEN N t . ,H•s % 2 R. • "! tiv 4 4 'n b 6 arli tiv;'* 46l4 rg . `- '-.. .. • l ai ud i da * .. f ' )•-• '-'--' •______ ii.,_____• .. -•• • , • ..‘ .... - ;'. .^ Ai PrultilinAdnialum . "' liTh • The Markets ... • ;. ~ , .1444 ',.. 1 ON. ~ - )148, , dlltjtieft , ~....,. . ... -‘, skitepseee, ;Ur Anal • . . Mite of eenaidwabi t ewsoverea its to be ate en i t__ ir . 'a* oer kit report u , .al ilia *fiber Bray* Sister daily, at Itereeddmhis rable a e h* lieesulneece oft, s%toiiißES.D. A . V,: 0 .....11, • 13ER 23, ISt?. • V /will° ' ii Wit* -isim44 • • for the . , on n ma... • Is. dsonses. • • mu t * ' 44141116 " ' : 7 ; - • . India merchants el r EXCHANGB, juAtimCLOCL • - Zeisiiii:bilnasl 2. •: :: ; . f . . 1 ' . .. -, 's ''' " a .. . ' Prince Llevin, the Sassiest Ambassador, bad a con. .I,s n , eirn s i n y w b, The Consul umbra opined ViiiiiiSislag at the ask. price as • 'ii41144, Sim 50. ' k ro na with she Furl of Dauer iestarday , at, the Foreign Ofike, in this comet% I they kft air MOO" 'Ti }tor **flu, at Irbil& price they . &he favourite plan•of thil late Emperor Alexander, to D in „„h ig .,,,.. o . lest Oar, shows al at present remain wedi, wilds little or so specular4on. tacilfttue as much as possible the internal commenieil- Sir Holey TOIRRAIis arrived in town on Saturday. to casks. i 'ln the Foreign tairketrintesialii Illidtive. . . dons, and to cistitribututo the convenience of travellers, 6041 Cheltenham. Sr Ha/111t' transacted beanies yesterday at the We te a that Dot NO CITY, HA - LF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK: .' . • . Adiutant.General'i Mee, In the ROM chard.. is now carrying into execution by his Successor. •AU thethe arrivals are lees Console may at present be tooted at 871 1 for the ilncentif, end . • Mr. Hankies was expected to arrive at Ms seat'i *slaw three liars 874 for Money. • < • post .p.it cestemercial roads are to be improved, . and ward: the deified FMCS OF STOCKS AT FOUR o'cLOClrs' made like the best causeways, where this has not mtwittell T alierda i r, fnmil hil.thlit all tie Callan ' s" ' Tile howl . Bank Steck 2151 1 India Stott 2561 already ,been done. At every post station there In I.l6"l"..treet, formerly occupied by Mr. 148.11.6"14 the Se. C". The P 3 per Cent. Red. ay esi et die. SlethiSea. Stock , erste!? to the Tteesury, has been prepared as a sown riddance rot an. higher than at 3 pet Ct. Cont. 871 1 Old Annuities 661 Steil° . be convenient posuchaises boik on a _plan xise Right H. Gentleman. • ascribed the relict 31 per Cent. 931 New Ditto 871 • ;.. . to be Isreuribed by the Government ;Arad the ,npek , • esosiderod, that i 31 per Cent. Red. 931 11 1 3 per Cent. 1751 , 87 1 • • skins are muck too 4 pier Or. New 1021 1 1 - 11000 ni c h e* an, etas Gila boom: ate to be so filled' ts es •to afford traveller. THE ARMY. ~ • 4 per Cent. Scrip 4900 Ditto tia 63 61 " all requisite aceOteloodation. These operations •• tinned to actual w • —....-- 4 per Oda. 1896 1100 and £9OO Dine 03 1 MI - 'llustireents belonging to oho 40th. 46th, end de than these of Frisk Ling A. 19 9.16 let die. Consols for Acct. 871.1 *heady beed commenced in Livonia and Courland. As a haw , arrived in town yesterday, from Drive, ' day, no balms' as TORItiIIN FUNDS. TWO OtCLOC.E. the expenses are Wilk by the lendowne% the Govern:: this. ellOtalli no board a itelal'ee 4 ei in the Rivers tee h erd in evident Joann& Bratillannds.3 pa. Slif ' - Met. Bonds, 5 per Ct. 44 • • inept designs to indemnify them by the redaction of ooro mt • (Indians. " sc w innent belonging to the 13th Begintete of Light Dra. F ral l abilt l a funk Do. Acct. i 94 i • Do.BrisaittS,6 p Cn 631 SS Cousndisn Bond.- a . ct. ass Do. Acct. 531 as ISS tome taxes. goons arrived in town yesterday from Bristol, and embarked this The mate observed FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. _ . ARRIVAL& . The Earl and Conies. of Harewood, at Harewood Timm. Hepower-tquare, from Yorkshire ; the Dean of Team and Mr. Como. In Gulldford•street, from Ireland; the Hail and Coontessof at their house in Pall-miS, from a visit to the rme of at his lest. Chateutorth. Derbyshire; He* Colestal his house in Cat zottotreet, May-fair, from Newmarket; Garen, Esq. and Lady, at Warne's Hotel. Condeli-street ; Franklin, at ditto; Mt. aid Mrs. Stoddea, au-Femmes St. James's-street, from Wales; Mr. and Mrs. Cobpakoon, et Mao. from York; James Cremona, Esq at ditto, from York; E. Eaeleett. Esq. at ditto. from Paris ; Christopher Cooker. Req. of a's Hotel, &. James's-street, front his seat in Rasta; William . Campion, Req. at ditto, from his seat near Erightcs. CHANGES. /he Rarl and Countess of Jamey. at the Dui* of Bedford's seat s Wabam Abbey, from Newmarket; Lord and Lady Churchill, at their seat in Oxfordshire, from Itiehmand Park ; the Hon. Mr.ust fdra. BtUrges Bourne, sole/ inst. Teetwood House. Haase, boo a tour; the Hon. Agar and Lady Goatskin 1111 a, at trans a tisk to Prime Leogold, at Claremont ; Lord Arum at their sect, filisgheiroosk Steffordshire, from Newmarket; the Doke and Dueliess of Richmond, from Newmarket, to Heal t Hall. Suffolk. Lonl - ditglisope..fet Mr. Coke's seat in Norfolk ; tho Earl of Ch . fit — hig seat in Lelcastentilre; Sir I away, Bert. from ftif , • ,Polite, for Walks; the Has. Mr. De Ross from Hemmed*, to Wades Has, Solkik ; C. Chanabeslyn * for 'retina; • Pommies. Hopetoon, from the &loped& Head, Jenertoweet, for Paktum* ; Lord Lysedeck. nun War ren's • Hotel, Regent-tercet, for Roston, Norfolk ; Mrs. and iie Misses Sober.'kom ditto, for Hastings; J. S. Masse/. Retire= do. for Woreestenkire ;J. Barnaby. Meg. "tom de. for Wanaintarikko ; Captain and Mrs. Montague Stopford, from Jordan's Hosel, to Ireland ; Captain IL Edwards, from the Buquficie l _iiimi, Burlington and Cork Streets, for Sussex; Cassia H. Boas, front ditto, for the Continent ; Captain White, from WOW* /Med; S. Levy, Req. at Ellis 's Hotel, St. Jadies'eatreet, bu . asp , • • Letts,. from Portsmouth snesitino finst s prdeet tette it. celeed - thoremk,Svidm Ow the immediate completien .of the stores and province's of the ships cOmpoiing the: Experimental Sq uadron: It Writ supposed at Portsmouth that no further comparative trial of these ships would be made, but that they *Could be held in readiness for immediate service; in the Mediterranean or elsewhere, according to circumstances. The Marquis of LONDOMOZIIIRT if elected Mayor of Hartlepool for the year cumin. W. FRANCIS Esq. of &lidera!, Pembrokeshire, has .bequeathed 10,0004 to tha County infirshary, after the death of four persons—the youngest no* forty. Avaoaa. Boarams.—The Miratnichi and Prince Edward's Island Papers creation the ertraordinary ap pearance of the. Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, as viewed from these places. Cates.--The principal feuars and inhabitaniti i Of Crieltdined together in the Bail Room of Robertson's Inn ' epos the link Moment, in honour of the marriage at Drummond Castle, 'of Hoe. Misr Drammond Burrell, eldest daughter of the NW Ham Lori and tardy Gwydyr, and G. J. Hestlicett,'lki. M.P. fee Burom, eldeet. son of Sir ' Gilbert Madison Bars. Robert Adis, Esq. Baron Bailie upon th e Perth Estate, Mike Chair. The I.accadoe was cekbrated by the ringing of the town bell: Many appropriate mans were drank to the different branches of the liable and generous Family of Pe 7 . h, and were alternately succeeded with natiodal sits kith, musics: band. • Hamm the Eighth was originally educated to fill the Bev of Comerbney, tiff die death of his eider brother Rawson, paved his trap to the Crown. The pains he took to qualify himself for the climb may account for his subsequent eagerness in acclesi. 'Wall Matters. The Emperor SititibitniD being one day asked what was the surest method of remaining always happy, ra. plied, •!" Only do always in health what you have often, promised to do when you were sick." Sir WILLIAM ioNlis, so well known for his Area ac• quisitlons in °Mental Literature, was no less tensarkablir for Ms pkty.—A friend reciting Sir Emus* Coutes couplet of " Sig boors twelve?. in law's grave study sit. " Four spend in prayer, the rest nu nature Li." . • He stbioined, ratbet: say— .• • Seven boors totter. to soodsing slumber " Ten to the world Mint, and all to Dees L - Ficrtoos.—Mr. Fullasir, hi his letter Mr: Leos on the Improvements in the [ow, oblaraas tint, auger the &tient in law, none, puha" see rosily mere Limn than tbfiti which represents.tbe Resibla law p beim the sane der the and the . peer ; which Is mesh the forrat i :Z e tils that a weight is . pat the same to ap Ward its nem The weft{ itself is the dune, but tie pewit isopiledorkbvery dillereou Law h. • bodythat is not to be sosseid without pas Meer ; sod whoa, is the English peewit to hod that? Tbololloarbg which has just taken piece, asay.shoW that our law Is not ohs as perfect In prartice.as is *easy. A poor fellow woe robbed by a person lodging In the sub* hour wick hie, eta hes. eeessioies 1 11 his Clothes. He was bouod-over to presents, and attesde4 tea or three days at the Old Bailey. Oa the norms/ when the Arial se-, tautly cane 00, be was abort a gqsorter ot so beer toe Imo* that the prisoner was in the ttwlttwbhe discharged, and smeared to do. put with his spoil. Well would it have bunk . : the emfonnaute prosecutor if the prisoner had abecoaded directly, for his teasels. antes being tweeted, be was afterwards nomened to pay a line of A 443, which being uttesly unable to do, be ban bean thrown into prison where he mat remain. Thus while the thief is Sowed to go off with his &oder, tie preen who hasssiFtvd Enda his villainy is Juan-wog fore.--Lliereeparesuicie. The practice of the Judges having a nosegay placed before them, is not, as is generally imag ined, a mere preservative against • the close air of - a crowded Court ; but is the relic of a primitive and ancient custom of the Judge holding the lank, or sceptre of justice, in his hand; it was formerly called a l atad. or little none, whence the French took their word 'Mira for 4 Dam". t. Tie • JI • to Idle. aerie vane hie *bun tekb a! 1 or; hr 4 Aa ie Ala eh 41 import, weer, r then teddeet fee 2. ens thi ha Nagy, tic *AN of ted rert cr, boa h a , oaks ant deem E!I ofr go if Q i• Ind, be r in ths KM tilt GPI INC d mat Lab g e e I; mit WS the Liam Beni. r 4111 : 1141 ' . t Misr rea WU; CDC Milan ? al bet. do 3 .M • Sib cur IttP•att the e t b As. rai d. ss Sec %Cl* Itni kao 3 ° Kir dii t Mme eat Judge fti of the fon id, had • id, red sift ty that Exs mood? and Judie CoI ; fat teq , would of way at aver n if ty are finding re. The told 'bet al 'wit] is ; null .ad pea it tle and I ship ' by ai °l° 411 11 I wag