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if that wet* &Atha, be himself would brit% in a clause so far to alter Mr. Canning's. BiU. u to include the Isle °Eldon in the corn regulations of this country. After a few words from Mr. CURTZIS, wishing to have an alter ation in the method of ascertaining the erage prices of the mar ket ; and art understanding from Dlr. F. Timis, that the attention 'of Government had and would be directed to that ob jec t . • _ . - The Bill went through a Committee, the Report was brought up and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be tead a third time on Ititiay nest. ADJOURNMENT OP TER BOUSL Mr. PLAN•TA gave notice, on the part of his Right Honour -able Friend (Mr. Peel), that on Friday next he would move the -Adjournment of the House to Friday the 3oth inst. The House then adjourned. THE EVENING STAI. LON DON. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1828. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Al•horgh the accounts from Lisboa are of a gloomy description, ..r.h the expectation of a civil war In that country, the Consol 'market remains steady; and Consols opened this morning at 851 for the Account. At length the long looked for Mexican packet, Lord Melville, has arrived—left Vera Craz on the 17th March, and brings letters from the city of Mexico of the 12th of March; bat, unrcirtu- rately, the expected dollars, which have been so often reported to be forthcoming to pay the dividends, now turns out to be moon shine. The following is contained in a private letter front hiexico, dated the 12th of March. The Minister, ESTAVADO, has been to Vera Cruz, using his titioost exertions to obtain mone: to send to England, to pay the dividends, but I am sorry to my, he has not succeeded : he, how ever, obtained as advance upon the duties of the 25th of March, Ivbicb has all been consumed there. Trade is in a dull state." The moment this information was known at the Stock Ex change, without a prospect of any money being sent, blezican Stock immediately fell 6i per cent. from 44i to 38, and at pre. sent a great panic prevails in the Foreign market in these Bonds. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. , Within this hour , the market has improved, in consequence of a •general belief that Mr. Eluxcissow and Lord Ettam.yros are going out of office. Consols have been been fluctuating daring the morn. between BSI to 85g. At the latter price they may be quoted at present. The Foreign mallet has been the principal feature this day, In NtIiCAD Bonds, caused by the private accounts from the above capital. A convoy was appointed and left Mexico on the Ist of Nadi, sith near two millions of dollars, but, it is said, not une tor Government account : they belonged to the old Spaniards and the merchants. bas caused great consternation to the holder, of Nesitan Securities, which is very heavy at present. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bask Stock 207 61 India Stock 3 vet Cent. Red. 841 i I Ditto Bonds 99 :per Ct. Cons. 851 1 South Sea Stock 3i per Cent. 923 1 Old Annuities 31 per Cent. Red. 924 i i 3 per Cent. 1751, 851 4 per Ct. New 1021 * £lOOO Excbeq. Bills 63 64 4 per Cent. Scrip £5OO Ditto 63 65 4 per Cent. 1826, 1021 £lOO and £2OO Ditto 63 65 Long Ann. 19 S-16 Consols fur Acct. 851 i i i FOliElliN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Basilisk Bda. 5 p Ct. 69* Peruv. Dds. 6 p C. 27 Dos Acct. 591 1 1 Do. Ac. t. 28 61 i .doiotoau Bonn.. 6 per Ct. Pot - tag:lids. 5p C. 521 D0.80ad5,18'44,241 IDo Acct. 521 Do Acct 24s Pruss. Bonds, 5 p Ct 991 * inAish Ilds. 3 pCt. Prom Bonds, 1822, 5 p Ct. 100; Ds. Acct. 591 ' Russ.Bds.lB22, 5 per Ct. 894 Ne5.8d5,1825,6 pCt. 44139181 Do. Acet. 494 DoAcct 4414138 959381981 Do Acct. BRITIBII AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. mtge. Luis. Druillan 35 20 90 ex div Ditto National 25 0 3 4 i Put Bolivar ' • • so 74 84 hto4l La Pas & Peru,. Auo. 15 5 124 14s Laud Dlelican 40 $6 144 14 No public business took place in the House of Lords lut sista. In the House of Commons Mr. SPRING Rice obtained kale to bring In a Bill to amend the laws respecting Banks and Bankers in Ireland. The Pensions Act Amendment Bill was pawed through Con - .mittie without remark. In the case of East Buford, the House has determined that the franchise shall not be transferred at all, but that the right of voting shall be extended to the Hundred •i_ Bassetlaw. On the motion for the mad re'ading of the Alehouse Licensing Bill, Mr. HastncoTz objected to the claim which gives concurrent jurisdiction to County Magistrates, Where there are not six Magistrates in a Borough. Mr. Helium. and Mr. JONI; spoke against the clause, and Sir Rosser IIZZON in favour of it. Mr. &assay thought wherever proper security was Ono for good behaviour a License ought to be gianted. He watered into a detailed statement to show the advanta;es derivable (tom the tomyetition that would thus be excited. A long and de sultory conversation ensued, atter which the Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed on the 6th of June. •We have much regret in stating, that the differences which have for some time existed amongst some Mem- bets of the Cabinet, have at last led to an unfortunate , rtsult. Mr. Huscisson h a s te n d ere d -hi s res ign a tion . The grounds on which he has taken this step are not yet made public, but we are led to believe that various causes have produced this determination on the part of Mr.Husxissox ; and it is apprehended, that if his re signation is accepted, it will be followed by that of other Members of the Cabinet, whose opinions coincide with those of that Minister. Indeed, we have heard it *armoured—but we mention this only as a report, that Mr. CHARMS GLADIT and Lord PALMZIPATOX have already tendered their resignations also. By the German Ma il received this morning, we have zeal from St. Petersburgh to the 9th of May. the Majesty the Emperor NICHOLAS left his capital on the 7th, After having taken leave of the inhabitants and the tensioning garrison in the Casan Cathedral. The popn 14tion manifested, as it appears, the most unequivoc.l umnstrations of their feeling for the success of the approaching campaign. Two days before his depar ture, the EMPEROR issue 4 four Ukases, relating to the administration of the army. Count Ase xou N 077 had been 'Pointed Commissary General of the army in Moldavia and Wallachia ; " All other countries," sayi the Ukase, Which shall be occupied in the sequel by our troop, Il be placed under the administration of the Senator o is in oar head.quarters." Thus we have the open and iplicit avowal that the Russian armies will not confine nuelves to occepy the two Principalities, where in fact l 'eY meet no enemy, but will march forward till they re+ch the seat of the 0R0113211 power. The Court of ele agria has, it is said, presented a Note to the Bavarian abinet, and the other Courts of Germany, relative to policy it has determined to pursue in the presen t r; large armies are collecting apd organizing in the dusty dominions of Austria ; while Prussia on her t is also presenting a formidable army in different parts of the kingdom, all ready to march at the first notice. The'close alliance of that Court with Russia (the Emperor NICHOLAS being besides the son is law of bis Majesty of Prussia), renders a new struggle in Germany not all improbable. ST. PETERSBURGH, MAY 5. On the 24. th April, his Majesty the Emperor was pleased to address the following Ukases to the Direct ing Senate : I. Field Marshal General Count Wittgenstein, Com mander in Chief of the Second Army, shall enjoy all the rights, powers, and prerogatives which the military regulations concerning armies in the field give to Com manders in Chief. 11. On account of the departure of the Chief of our General Staff from St Petersburgh, for the Second Army, we order his Adjunct, the Aid•de-Camp General Count Tchernicheff to take the direction of our General Staff here. 111. Senator Abakounoff is appointed Commissary General of our army which is to enter the Turkish territory. For the administration of the Principalities of Mol. l dada and Wallachia, which are under our protection, we have laid down special regulations, which shall be carried into effect as soon as we shall hare occupied those Principalities; all the other countries which shall be occupied in the sequel by our troops, shall be placed under the administration of the Senator, who is at the head of the Commissariat of the Army. IV. Considering the present circumstances, we have thought it necessary to declare the Governments of 1 Podolia, Cherson, and the province of Bessarabia in a state of war, and they are accordingly incorporated with the military district of the second army. By an Order of the Day, dated 4th May, the Em peror has been pleased to appoint Count Tolstoy, Ge neral of the Infantry, to the post of Commander in Chid of St. Petersburgh and Cronstadt during his Majesty's absence from this capital.—Journal de St. Petersbourg, May 6. HAMBURGH, MAY 16. Letters from St. Petersburgh state, that on the 7th inst. the Emperor was present at the parade, and at the same time took leave of the troops. In the Casan Cathedral the prayers usual when the Emperor undertakes a long journey were read. The whole Imperial Family was present at this solemnity, during which the church and the square before it were filled with a crowd of people, who gave the most unequivocal marks of attachment to their Sovereign. It is added that the Empress would leave St. Peter sburgh on the 9th, to go to Odessa. It is worthy of notice, that the Court medalist, Mr. Loos, at Berlin, is engraving, with the approbation of the Government, a medal in commemoration of the Russian Declaration of War against Turkey. On one side is to be the bust of the Russian Emperor, and on the reverse a young warrior armed in the fashion of the Crusaders, and receiving a sword from the hands of a female representing the Christian Religion. The in scription is to be the following words of the 45th Psalm, 4th verse: Accinge femori gladiuns tuum"— (0 hero! gird on thy sword). BERLIN, 111 Av 16. His Royal Highness Prince Militam of Prussig e who was at St. Petersburgb, has returned from that city, probably on the departure of their Imperial Majesties. The latest accounts which we have from St. Petersborgh are of May 9. The Empress was to set out the next day. EXCHANGE ON LONDON. AM:MID/IM, MA 211....42. 02i to 1S; two months, 11. 97 h.— Duck Papers, May 21. ' • VIENNA. MAT li. The Austrian Observer of yesterday and today is almost entirety filled with the Russian Declaration and other documents.. NUREMBURG, MAY 13. There was a report on the Exchange at Vienna on the Bth of this month, that two dvisions of the Russian army bad already passed the Pruth ; the news, however, was not generally believed. It 'may, in fait, be ex pected that such reports will be frequent before official accounts arc received.—M resuburg Correspond. May 14 - • VIENNA, MAT 11. The Austrian Observer publishes the Manifesto and Declaration of the Emperor of Russia. Contrary to expectation, the publication of these documents has been followed by a rise of our funds. Vuona. Max 10.—Metalliques, 89j; Bank Shares, 1011 1.5. BRUSSELS, MAT 17. By a Decree of his Majesty, dated Apra 25th, the export duties on coffee in our East India posiessions will be henceforth levied as follows : Exported by national ships from the Netherlands; two florins per picol; by national ships from foreign ports, 2fl. 50c. per picol; by foreign ships, for ports in the Netherlands, four florins per picol; by foreign ships for foreign ports, five florins. These regulations are to take effect in the several ports of our East India Colonies, fifteen days after their publication. Foreign vessels clearing out for one of the ports of the Netherlands, are to pay, besides the duty of four florins, the surplus of one florin per picol ; which surplus will be repaid as soon as the cargo is discharged in one of the ports of the Netherlands. His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of frussia has left the Hague to return to Dusseldorf. FRANKFORT, MA: 14. We learn from Munich that the Bavarian Cabinet has received from Vienna an important communication , relative to the affairs of the East. It is presumed that the ocher Princes of the German Confederation will also re ceive communications, to make them acquainted with the political system which the Austrian Government will adopt in the contest between Russia and the Porte. A report is circulated here, that a Declaration of the Court of Vienna, respecting the Russian Declaration of War, will be ♦ery shortly published. According to letters from Berlin it is affirmed, that, the third corps of the Prussian army, stationed at Frankfort on the Oder and in the other fortresses of the March of Brarsdenburg, was g o i ng to march into the Grand Duchy of Posen, kit the purpose of forming a Corps of Observation.—Brussels Papers, May 21. The packet Lord Melville from Vera Cruz has arrived, but without dollars for the payment of the dividends; it left Vera Cruz on the 17th March► We were always of opinion that the Government of Mezicb would not so soon be able to pap the arrears of the dividends, not- withstanding their best efforts to do so : the country was, since the beginning of last year, in too distracted a state to permit the Government to impose new taxes on the population, while the current ezpences of the country have rather increased by the new !measures which the Government were obliged to adopt, in the defence and the administration of the Republic. Accounts received from Paris this morning by the Mail state, thzt Cootie Admiral ROUSSIN set sail from Brest, on board the Jean Bart, of 74 guns, accompanied by a new frigate, of 60 guns, and the Arethusa, of 44 i guns, for the South Seas. It is said to-day that a satis factory explanation has been received from Rio Janeiro, which is the cause of the destination of the above squadron being changed. The ships now getting ready at Brest are the Ma rengo, the Duguesne, mad Courenne, of 74 guns—the frigates Pallas, Themis, and Eugene, with three others of the second class. THE ARMY. Lord Thu., as Commander of the Forces, held a "Levee this day, at his Office in the Horse Guards. The follewing General, and above forty other Officers paid their respects to his Lordship. Lazuratmur-Giumas.—Bulkr, Fuller, Montresor, James Wharton, and G. Calcraft. Maaos-Ginizaata.—Stratton, and Marquis Carmarthen. A Detachment of the 23t1 Fuzileera arrived in town on Tues day, from Chatham, on route to Brecon. A Detachment of the 94th Regiment of Infantry arrived in Town on Tuesday, from Chatham, on route to Plymouth. A Detachment of the 14th Regiment of Foot arrived in town yesterday, from St. Alban's, on route to Chatham. A Detachment of the 72d Regiment of In fantry arrived in town yesterday, from Dublin, on route to Can terbury. Etsr LOTHIAN YZONINIM—Friday the Gentlemen belonging to the late Regiment of East Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry, gave an elegant entertainment to Sir JAHNS Gantt/NIL Banns, Bart. Up wards of one hundred Gentlemen sat down to a splendid dinner, and served up in a tasteful manner, furnished by Mr. Mitchell of the Bell Inn, Haddingtoo. Sir James Baran was in the Chair, supported on the right by Lord ELCHO, and on the left by Mr. liar of Spot. Among the company present, besides, were Sir Davin KINLOCit, Major blturu.sron, Major BIACLICAIS Captain BIOME. Captain ANDZILSON, Mr. Rows of Fantasie, &c. A number of loyal. patriotic, and local toasts and sentiments were drunk; among which the appropriate toast of the evening (the health of Sir .4nm BAIRD) proposed by Lord &elm, in a very neat address, was received with enthusiasm, and called forth an ex pression of heartfelt thanks from the gallant Baronet. The con viviality of the meeting, which was enlivened by many appropriate airs, played by a band from Edinburgh, was kept up with great spirit and good humour till a late hour; and a resolution proposed by Major Maeximu, that an anniversary dinner of the corps should take place in May, was carried by acclamation. Mr. Mitchell's dinner and wines merited and received the highest praise. NAVAL INIELLIGI NCE. Dui, MAY 21.—Wind N.E. by E.-.-Arrived the Clara, from Jamaica. Arrived from London the Ocean, BLACKBURNI4 from Quebec. Poarsatairrn, Mar 21.—Sailed his Majesty', brig Harpy, for Jamaica. Pr.rmotern, MAT 20.—Wind S.B.—Arrived the Catherina, Moo, from Gibraltar; his Majesty's ship Spartlate, from Lisbon; Lind .Nelson, Wsrsort, from ditto; British Monarch, FNANSON, from Bahia; and New Hope, Gantosea, from Memel. Arrived the Neva transport ship, Causes, from Portsmouth, bound to Ha liras, with troops. She is to take on board some of the Ist Rifle Brigade here, and is expected to sail to-morrow. The Semiramis, late guard ship at Cork, whieh arrived from thence oo.Saturday, came this day into harbour to be paid off, and surveyed for re-' commissioning. The Midshipmen of his Majesty's late frigate Cambrian have resolved to present their Captain, G. W. Hamwrost, with a snuff-box, made from a part of the main trestle-trees of that ship, as a mark of their esteem and respect. The box had been sent to Messrs. Mauna and SON, Navy Agcnts, is be forwarded to Captain HAMILTON, who is in Dublin. FALMOUTM, MAT 20 —Wind S.E.Arrivcd off port the Fanny Voase, Dimas, frbm Oporto. Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, from Lisbon, sailed 4th May; Duke of Marlborough packet, from ditto, sailed 11th May; and Lord Melville packet, from Tampico, sailed 11th March, from Vera Cruz on the 17th, and from Ha-• annals 11th April. _ _ _ Guransav, ?LT 20.—Arrived theJohannes,3AßT, from Rantzig. YARMOUTH, May 20.—Wind E.—Arrived the Doris, GALS, and Minerva, SCOIT, from Memel. HOLYHEAD, MAY 20.—Arrived off, the Robert, BPWit.max, from Antigua ; Home, from New Orleans ; and Algonquin, —, from Philadelphia. Dona, Mar 2t.—Arrived his Majesty's ship .Crusader. and Henry IV. from Calais. Sailed for Calais his Majesty's ship Sa lamander, and Adolphe. Maus minivan Taus DAY—Dublin, 1; Guernsey and Jersey,l; Flanders, 1 ; France, 1 ; Mexico, 1; Lisbon, 42. The Duke of WELLINGTON, the CHANCELLOR of the &CHEQUER, the Earl of ABERDEEN, and Mr. HERRIES, dined with the LORD MAYOR yesterday. Mr. Hui- KISSON wai to have been of the party, but sent an apo logy; all of whom, with the exception of Mr. II us imam/. afterwards assembled at Mr. Pases, where they continued in conference till an early hour this tnoining. His MAJESTY will give a ball on Monday, the 26th inst. at his Palace in St. James's. His MAJESTY took an airing yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock,in one of his private carriages, and inspected his Mews at Pimlico. Prince Gaoacit of Cumaestritio, attended by the Rev. Mr. Jars, arrived at the Mews soon after the KING, and accompanied his blaaasvy in his inspection of this extennve building. After remaining upwards of an hour, the KING returned to his Palace in St. James's. The Duke of CUMBIRLAND, the Duchess of Gtou. craves, and the Princess SOPHIA, visited his Karam yesterday. The Duke of WELLINGTON and Lord FAXNEGROUGH had audiences yesterday of the KING. The Duchess of CLARENCE dined with the Archbishop of Yos. yesterday, at his residence in Grosvenor-square, and after wards, accompanied by his Grave. honoured the Concert of Ancient Mtsic, at the Hanover-sqitare Rooms, with her presence. Earl DUDLEY and Mr. Secretary NEL had inter views with the Duke of "WELLINGTON yesterday, at the Treasury-- The Marquis de PALM aLLA, the Portuguese Am bassador, transacted business yesterday at the Foreign Mee, Down ing-street. Lord HILL gave a grand dinner to a numerous party yesterday, at his residence in Gloucester place. We are sorry to announce the death of the Right Honourable Lord FORZSTIII4 who died this morning, at his house in Belgrave.street, Belgrave-place. In Jane, 1800, his Lordship flu rried CATIENING Maar, second daughter of the late Duke of Rorminn, by whom he had issue six sons and five daughters; and was elevated to the Peerage, as Baron ?GINNING of Willey Park, in the county of Salop, on the 17th July, 1821. Tuesday morning the infant daughter of Mr. and Lady Cassius's Cans. was baptised at the Duke and Duchess of Sr. Awaits' residence, Stratton-street, Piccadilly, ea which occasion their Graces gave a grand dcjeauu, which was attended by nearly 200 of the lima 7bn. The Duwager Marchioness of SALISBURY entertained a distinguished party to dinner yesterday, at her residence in Ar lingtna.street. The Countess of ARRAN had a card party yesterday evening, at her house in Dover•street. Earl Gowen entertained a large party to dinner yes terday, at hi. house in Hamilton-place. The Duke of MONTROSS had a grand dinner party yester day, at his house in Grosvenor-square. The Earl of SNANTIVIIIORT • Lord Stosty, Admiral Famowss, and Sir Qualms Heist, Bart. bad yesterday grand dialler parties at *dr respective residences. MO Mk. H. itutt IN FRANCE. • I tXTRACT olv A LETTER JP Eopt. Mit 17 RICE t MoTZL, PARtaf f ' DATED MAT 16. Having setn by the London Papers gist green peai sell for th - ree guineas a quart in Covent Garden Market, I am induced to make a few observations, for the in formation of your readers relative to the . price of vege tables in Paris, compared with those of London. We gave ten days ago, 2s. 6d. per quart for green peas; they now sell for Is. 6d. a full quart; they are in great abundance at every table where the price of the dinner is 2s. 6d. per head. We can purchase here as much asparagus, of the finest quality, forts. 6d. (enough for six persons), as would cost 18s. in Covent Garden ; there is also a great abundance of French beans at an equally moderate price, and very fine strawberries fel" Is. Bd.a pottle. I landed at Dieppe from 13rightnn on Sunday morning the 4 . 11 inst. and it being the first timd in my life that I ever set my foot on any other than British ground, you may easily conceive that I was not a little surprised to find the whole of the shops open, t very large fish-market,and every one employed the same as on, what we call ih England,a working-day. Red mul let Bd. each ; and a John Dory (81bs) for Ss. 4d. Wd started at ten o'clock (having found excellent accoma modation at Taylor's English Hotel)in the diligence for Rouen, a distance of forty miles, which we accoma plished in four hours, to my great astonishment, some part of the way being drawn by nine Norman horses, apparently as powerful as Barclay and Perkins drat horses, but as active as our best hacks. I was partia cularly interested, as a farmer, in travelling through Normandy, the whole of which .is beautifully cultic vated ; in fact, there was not an acre within sight of the road but was cultivated ; and what will be thought more extraordinary by the English farmer, not an acre without a crop on it, °van the progress of being sown, This can only be accounted for from the absence of tithes. The whole of the way to Paris we travelled be. tweCil a double avenue of beautiful apple trees, in full blossom. I can confidently affirm that I have seen more slovenlyfarming iu one parish in England, than I saw in travelling 140 miles in France. I find the labourers in towns get about 2s. a day for their labour ; and all agricultural labourers get ss. a week, and all their board and lodging; thus they are placed ih a similar situation to the very bdst farming labourers in England before the war to put down liberty in France, and to prevent a reform in the Parliament of England. I have been it, F i rance twelve days, remaining in Dieppe b Rouen, St. Germain's, and Paris; in this time I have only seen ONE drunken person. In all the towns and cities trade appears to be in a prosper ons state. These are more shops shut up in oae street in London, than there is in Paris, Rouen, St. Germain's, and Dieppe; and such is the difficulty to obtain a shop in a good situation is Paris, that 4001. a year is asked for a single room of eighteen feet square, withont an inch of outlet. I have only time to say, that Paris is a delightful place, the best hotels being about the same price as those of London. H. HUNT. lY SHIRT. As Mayes, *hose cep with overly was dash'd, •• Lay snug in bed, while his one shift was wasled; ••• • The dame appeared, and hulling it to view, Said, " If 'tis washed again, 'twill wash in two." " Indeed," cried Bayes ; ei then wash it, pray, g4od cantin g And wash it, if you can, into a &own I" Yesterday a most beautiful little Arabian stallion, perfectly white, only forty.three inches in height, and five ye ar s old, was received at his Marerry's Mews, Pimlico. This beautiful animal was brought front India as a present to the Kim]. • His NIAJksTY will leave town the latter end of next week for the Royal Lodge, where he will entertain a grand party during Ascot Races, which commence on Tuesday, the 3d of J une . At the Annual Meet Eng of the U. S. Club, the pro position of building a new house on the site of Carlton Palace, and adding 500 blernbersto the Club, was carried after some discussion in the affirmative, the numbers bernr—for the alteration 124, against it 86. The estimate for the n e w house is 42,0001 The Theatricals at Harrington I lou , e were resumed on Monday night, and the performances were most effective. The actors were the Family, assisted by one or two other Amateurs.--• The performances commenced at Eleven, and ended at One o'clock. Yesterday the Annual Examination of the children educated in the City of London National Schools, took place at the Central School in Baldwin's Gardens, Gray's Inn-lane, before the Bishops of London, Bath and Wells, and Llandaff, and other Indi viduals of distinguished rank. The children were examined in large classes in the usual branches of education taught at the Ni. tional Schools, and seemed, both by their neat and cleanly appear ance, and theiranswering, ro give much satisfaction. The Av•einblies held at the Green Man Hotel, Black. heath, closed for the season on Monday evening with a brilliant assemblage. They were uniformly well and elegantly attended, and kept up with great spirit. From an account. laid on the table of the House of Commons, it appears, that in the year ending January 5, 1828; tie aggregate value of British manufactured woolitns and woollen yak • exported from Great Britain, was 6,194,9261. in the year ending January 5, 1827, 4,982,008/. and in the year ending January X, 18111, the value amounted to 5,277,861/. le the year ending Jan. 5, 1826, the quantity of foreign wool imported into this country amounted to 43,796.2811 b.. to January 5,1827, 15,964,0671b5. and in the year ending January 5, 1828, 29,122,4471h5. Also in the years ending January 5,1826, 27, and 28, the amounts of British wools exported Were 678,0341b5. 888,6571b5. and f60,1091b5. The Commission is arranged for inquiring into the state of the laws relating to the transfer of real property. It ems. sista of five Commissioners, there being - nee common law lawyer, two conveyancers, and two equity barristers. At the head of the ' Commission is Mr. Calumets, of the Court of King's Bench. The two barristers practising in the Courts of Equity are Mr. Tixxay and Mr. 1)11cl - swot:a ; and the conveyancers are Mr. nor:anon and Mr. BROW& Accounts from Saragossa of the 10th instant state, that a great number of arrests have taken place in Ar ragon, particularly among the Carlists. The King of SPAIN is not expected to return to Madrid until the 10th of August. Notwithstanding the prohibition issued by the, LORD MAYOR against white bait fishing, the taverns in Green wich and Blackenll are supplied as abundantly as ever: Numerous companies assemble at those places daily. The Marine Society, after having visited their ship at Greenwich on Saturday last, dined there, and the very first dish served up to them proved that they had no great respect for the orders of the Chief Magistrate as caterer. A gang of burglars broke into the house of Mr. Worsley, at Hillingdon, near Uxbridge, on the night of Monday last, and by means of a horse and cart carried off property of great value, which is supposed to have found its way to the metropolis. Silver spoons, forks, and other plate, linen, wearing apparel, &c. formed part of the propel ty stolen. The thieves must have been very hungry, for they cleared the larder. Fl iday evening, when a carter and two assistants were taking two large barrels off a cart at Fisherrow, near Edinburgh, a man of the name of Brown came out of a public house, in a state of intoxication, and assailed one of them with a profusion of the most vulgar abuse. For some time the carter treated the infatuated man with the Contempt he deserved, till at last he was challenged to fight for a bet of Ss. and• was approached with clenched fists in a Menacing attitude ; upon which he lent Brown a powerful blow, which knocked him down, and his head lighted on the pavement. He was raised and walked home, but from the combined effects of whisky and the stroke, he espired in a few goers. I