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when the squadron sailedi and foit4e9Oth, when Baron Mackau quitted Port-au-Print4, Man was a series of brilliant fetes. and the joy manifested by the people proved that the benevolent Mentions of your Majfttr were felt an i pppreciatpd as 1:oti had a right to exprct BiroA hie giien a passage on board his vessel to three Envoys who•came to France to negociate a loan, to fulfil the conditions of the Ordonnance. " Sire, these•same sentiments, which were expressed with so much enthusiasin at 2,001) leagues from your capital, in anisland from which so many events seemed to dicideus for eve-, have manifested themselves in the same mincer in the ports and maritime cities of your kingdom,. which see sources of prosperity re-opened which they believed to be dried up. The ancient co lonists, so long deprived of resources, and not pre serving even the illusions of hope, will feel an unex pected relief. A fixed state, • subject to all the rules of reciprocal attention • and respect which civiliza tion has introduced among nations, between which it forms the firit basis of public law, will replace that European ecarions.state which was not with Out danger to all colonies. " I shall not terminate this-report, Sire, without lay ing at your Majesty's feet this expression of the devoted. ness of the Commander and of all the Officers of his squadron. were equally zealous punctually to ex ecute your Majesty's commands, The reports of Baron Mackau, which I have before me, will, I venture' to hope, leave you do doubt that this Officer has answered the confidence you placed in him. This mission, to make use of his own expression, on his conference with the President of Hayti, gave him the Character of .sol dier.• aid not of a diplomatist or a negotiator. " The frankness of his explanations, perfectly in har mony with that which the President never ceased to shew (rum the firstinsta.4t, I have no doubt smoothed many difficulties. I will venture to recommend him to . your, Majesty's favour. " I am, with the most• profound respect, Sire, _your Majesty's most humble and most fa thful servant, " The Count de CIIABROL." ROYAL ORDONNANCES. 1. Promotes Baron Mackay to the rank of Rear Admiral. 2. AppOints a commission to proposelst, the mode *like claims to be made by the ancient colonists or their representatives; ed, the basei and the means of distributions of the sums assigned to them. The members of the commission are—The Doke of Levis, Peer of Franey, Minister of State, President.; the Marquis de litho Marinas, Viscount Laine, Count de Scgur licensor Prance; Qom Begotten 'Honorary Counsellor *I State Igor Pardliests, Member. o' the diamber of Deputies; Sieur Gautier, ditto; Sienr Levesque, ditto; Count Alexander de la Horde; Colonel Cou nt Gaffe'; Sieur Barnet Member of the Colonial Council. The iioo-oMcial part of the gewgaw contains in five columns the detailed accounts of the negotiation, scc. extracted from the Tek graph, the official Journal of Hayti, dated the 17th of July. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. . - -..M11..-- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1823. - '•STOCK.EXCIIANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols *posed this mornibg at 571 1 for the Account, with little doing. They are now 1174 1, but •thr Market appears rather more steady•than it has been for raw time put. • In the Foreign Mirktt t h ere is scarcely anything doing, but every thing -seems to be.improiting. Current Price*: New Spanish 164, Old Spank& 111 4, Rus. Sian 944. Mexican 694 70, Austrian 954 94, Coiminbilan NeW 761, Braigian Scrip 10 9 disc. Mexican Scrip 91 91 disc. Dania Scrip 711 disc. Greek Scrip '174 17 disc. duatimala 3 24 discount. •• ; ICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Rink Stock 229 1 % • 3 per Cent. bed. Shut. 3 per Cent. Cons. 87 1 / 2 % 3} per Cent. 96% 3} per Cent. Red. Shut. 4 per Cent. New 101 3 / 8 '5 % £l,OOO Exclieq. Rills 5 8 3 £5OO ditto 5 8 3 1:100 and 1:200 dittes 8 3 Advertised 5 7 3 Cons. for Acct. 87 3 / 4 Vit 3'. EXCHANGES ON LONDON. Hastacaon, Auo. o.—On London, 35. 11j. 2 Us. 33. 8). St. Pitnalauson, Mn. 16.011 London, 10 21.32. Limrsic,"Awn. 20.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 11. Bsaun, Au.. 21.—0 n London, S M. 6. 20j. VU24llfll, Acn. 20.—0 n London, 3 M. 9. 37. ABISTINIDAI4, San. 2.—On London. 59. 7. tM. 30, 4. 811/311Dr AUG. 29.—0 n London, 9 M. 592. FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Austrian Bds 5p Ct. 96 I Mes. Scrip, 1825, 91 4 81 dis. BradVsn boas. laid. 5p1Ct.74) Ditto Acct. 91 84 98) di.. IXtto Scrip, spCt. 1825, el j dis. Nsgpolitan Bonds, 1824 -Otto Acct.:9lj dis. . Peru+. Bonds, 6 per Ct. 68 69 Hullos *pm Bonds Ditto Acct. Fhilianßonds,6 p Ct. Ditto Scrip, 1825,6 p C. 10 dis. DiAto Acct. 75 Pottuguosc Bonds Cajbanblia Sds,6 p C.. 78 Ditto Acct. 1121 :Ditto Maas, 1924, 76i Prusdan Bonds 5p C. • Ditto Acc. 76 ). 75) 77 . On. Bonds, 1822,5 p Q.lOO Danish Bonds, 5 p Ct. Russ. Bends, 1822, 5pC. 921 Ditto Marks Banco, Ditto f og A ca g 1 - o.birip,3pCt.l42s, 7 dis . Spanbh sp. Ct. Cutts. 21 j ' Ditto Atm Dian Acct..2ll j Greek Bonds p.l. C 18123, Do. Scrip pCt ,17# renclitentes,sp Ct. 1011. Ditto Acct.ll 15/ dia., Irreneh Rcotes.spet. Mex. Bonds, spCt. 70 71 ~ Exchange, 2.V. .10c. Ditto Acct. TO 71 Guatemala 3 21 1 - 41 s. Ditto Baas 6 per Ct. Russian Inscript. 6 p Ct. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. sattisa. • rims Pz wie.has. 11419.11i' 910 13 12 13 Si I .- - - * • mum iamb. ...ele&Ks iiiWWSaoto too General Mining Am. 300 •4 . l'aaeo Parevias. • - 100 - SS. Potosi, L Pas. & Paw. so V United blesican 40 20 Ditto Nett 40 10 ASSURANCII COIIIPA NIEL • • Marine Alliance 100 5 quoudian 100 10 • 418CELLAMMUS. • SMALL. raw FILICII na slums. Angie Mexican Mint 25 5 6 litiddi Kock & Patent Bah SO 5 14 General Steam Navigation 100 5 - 44 Great Weatutinattn Dater ,S 4 - 0 15.4 i 31 30 lan .Se The news from. Greene has . 1604 ta k en a favourable turn; and withOist insistinerni its fidelity, the very cir cumstance that the M rat it not cryerruK by the Turks,. is. Prc!ai tfic• gnisninten have ant gained much. advont t ign. The &Booting, is an extract' of a *private lesser ros,siied this morning, Othirsiod to a Wulf of first respsOtWity: • • ' •• • - • • • - ! 01 . 407,:: AUGUST 19. lAreltifiiithe pleitsa4 . .(tonttapoicatOg to your tbaithis raocnent the %WI piacket arrived. here, is 13 days front goriu, altd 04PP 44telliAeacc th4t ... Mies!) ship.of war arrived there (at Corfu), in four days from Vissolonthi, the Captain of whick positively state!" that from the' flth to thelOth of Jalt, i 4ke i rFlpi . hadthree times aU;litireti . Miiip!bAgh;; • by .sea as by laiad, Ald that eaas i tpt. were !veral t sed edge great slaughter. • Meantime, twergy4our Greek vet' &els arrived off Missoloaghi, and obliged the Tuibhh fleet to take reruge under the fortress of Panes:— Ibr a hi m P a el l a having proceeded a second time towards Napoli di Romania, was again reputed from there, and has retreated •to a place called Tripotamk, where he shut himself up, being blockaded by the sae of Colo cotroni. In his retreat he suffered considerable losses. PaoVIDENCS appears to be with us again, and I you joy for all thehappy news,which ire beyonddoubt. In addition to this intelligence, the !:toile of yester day contains the follosiing ankle on the subject, from from the Augsburg Gazette : TRIESTE, AUGUST S. The affairs of the Morea appear to be approaching to to an end. Ibrahim Pacha's march to Napoli di Rd mania was to be seconded by the treachery of a cer tain Schilitizi, an Archimandraie of that town, who was arrested. Ibrahim, seeing that his. plan was dis , covetei, commenced his retreat, and be is now hear Tripolisa, in a precarious situation. It is said that Ypsi lanti has attacked him more than once,with 'deceit, and that be has taken possession of part of Tripoliza, bat it etilveinains whim to obtain permission of-his pOsition. --The plague has appeared at Modon and Coron. It is said to make dreadful ravages, and it has got amongst the troops of Husseim Bey. Missolonglai still resits the attacks of the Tnrks, who have made three assaults, and were repulsed with great loss. Oa the 28th July Miaulis, it is said, appeared before Misso longhi with 26 ships, and forced the Captain Pacha to raise the blockade. Oh the sea side, part of the Otto- man squadron has retired to Patras, and the other to the Gulph of Corinth. The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 29th ult. received this morning, contains an article from Trieste of the 20th ult. which states that letters had been received from Corfu of-the sth of August, which affirm that 3lisso. longhi was still in the bands of the Greeks, and that the Turks had been repulsed with considerable loss, in two attempts to take it by storm. Oa the 3d of Au gust, an English frigate arrived at Corfu, and is said to have brought word that twenty-four Greek ships had appeared before blissolonghi, and that the Captain Pacha bad therefore retreated into the Gulf of Corinth The plague prevails at Coron- and Modon, and is said t i have already carried off most of the" Egyptians in those places. larratatrt PAVIA was still at Tripolivaa, but without Ondertalring anything. It is also admitted, in another letter from Corfu, in the French Papers, that the Egyptian Commander had.been seriously em• barrassed, and had sustained considerable fosses, in cone Imam of theilisappoietapent which be had experienced when )se ipptesebed %pail di Romania, :tad found that hit agents within- *at' city hid be hovered and punibhed, and that be could no longer rely on aid from treachery. Hamburg): Papers to the 31st alt. and Dutch Papers to the 3d inst. The latter contain no news, and the former very little. The following are extracts*: STOCKHOLM, AUGUST It. The departure of Mr. Skogman, the Secretary of State for"Gottenburgh. and the conjecture that he will thence proceed for a short time to London, has tended to confirm the opinion that a Diet of the kingdom will soon be called. This journey is said to be connected with a financial operation, the object of which is said to be to make an arrangement between the Bank and its creditors, by means of a foreign Loan. Nothing positive is at present •knOwn respecting the three ships, purchased by the house of Michaelson and Benedicks; but it is believed that the sale will not be cancelled, and that they will soon sail from Carlscrona. ST. PETERSBURGII, AUGUST 37. On the Bth of this month, the annual account of the present establishments connected With the public credit, were laid before the Council. The Minister of Finance made on this occasion a long speech, containing a de tailed account of the operation of the Committee of the Sinking Fund of the Loan Bank and the Commercial Bank ; the whole afforded a very satisfactory view of the improvement of the finance of the empire. The French Papers of . Friday coutain further parti culars of the movements of Beaman, whose capture and execution we announced on Saturday. We also stated that his name and character could not inspire much confidence, and it appears,that when he iliformed his followers at Torrija of his real intentions, they abandoned him, and returned to their regiments. Eighty Royalist Volunteers resolved to follow him, but finding . himself too weak with this number to keep.tbe public road, he took cross-ways, through which he successively reached Hwos, Trijuegue, and Brihuega, levying 100,01)0 reals in contributions, and obtaining accession of Royal Voisin-ars at each place,, which raised his whole forte to 400 men, with -whom he bent his cour se towards Lower Arragon. When he arrived at a small village near Siguenza, and while taking-some rest, an individual to whom the supaintendant RECACMO had given orders to join the Rebels, in order better to ascer tain the nature of their designs, barangaed the troops, chewed them the ICING'S decree, and exhorted them to lay down their arms. More than 150 men immediately deserted the standard of ,iiitaatearn,and retired to their' homes, so that when &mileage awoke he found-him - sell nearly abandoned • He they took the route to ward.; - C uenca , was overtaken, and with seven of hi s followers, executed. :The French Papers also state that a monk of the mot,* of Jesus had beta arrested, who was trea-, surer to the party who put forward -13 . fastritts• . The ' "al of 290,000 gold** realt:mre saistto- - bitvwelWon in, hisposseOion, wkich mustltavelreet itry st:asoitabk taelief to.' the. bankrupt .-Governmentf.ef ViafiNASrp. thi‘ au Oa Was. 'I. for COTiiellt ex crtisr)i : l(nd 4in ihe ton k was found . doctintents. prot!ir th4e, Chapters of all .the'..lleirOpolitaii CborcheSio- Span, • and a number of rich COnvettis of the Orders of Char...! teens, St. Bernard, St. Jerome... Si. Auguitine„ and St: Bazil, had j Intly rai4.l4 fund -of 14,004.06Qeea1e; to defray the charges of the litait, of whieb: - the. execution‘ 'lied been entrusted to Bzsitatas, - and on the .;riot . nature of which some valuable infolatation is also stated to have been discovered. Itthis.trittrui,it wil afford the KiNo fiir means to extricate himself iii some degree !Tor his financial . difficulties. For n either the Chapterlitor the Convents, who have subscrilred for hii overthrow, can any longer pied poverty when money Is required for his service. Previously to the capture of BESSIIMILS. FiaDINAND, issued two new Decrees. The first declares that rebel a traitor, and deprives him and all thoii who followed' him, of all their titles, rank, honours, and decorations The other directs that certain Freemasons who had. been ,found assembled in one of their Lodges at Grenada, be put to death within chi to days, conformably to a for Mer Decree against Secret Societiewpromulgated on the Ist of A ugost,lB24. ; 2'HE KING. WINDSOR, SEPT. MAJESTY continues daily to take his usital exercise. Yesterday his MAJESTY made a change in his hitherto accustomed hours of re creation. In consequence of the days decreasing l and the weather becoming cooler, his MAJESTY and his usual at tenchnts and retinue left the Roy 4 Lodge at half-past one, and dined in the Royal marquee, at - Virginia Water, at three o'clock, to afford time for his aquatic excursion ; 3,nd at half-past seven his 111AJErry returned . to the Royal Lodge. This morning his MoJiari, with the whole of his. household, attended Divine Service at the New Chapel Royal. The Rev. Dr. &Anna officiated. The Duke of Tonic resides at Brighton in the most quiet and unostentatious manner. Oa Saturday his Royal High. nets was again on horseback in the morning, attended only , by one Gentleman and a servant, and rodialong tbeSteine M. .In the evening a few Gentleman had the honour et dialog With the Doke at the PavlMo. ' His Royal Highness the Duke of GUMMY:SA will leave stint Lodge, en the 14chinstant„ fa his seat, Luiworth Castle, where kf will be, met by a party of his distin guished friends, his 'Reid - Highntis has invited to . partOte of the sports of the field. The CMANOtLLOII of the EIICRIUMIIII arrived at his residence is DuWainvatratt. Si Saturday monting, from the seat of the Countess .Da Gm Wresedseosts, Bedfordshire. In the *evittiaghe left town for ihntittohaln. • *MAkstwas tti HIGH Liss.—On Saturday morning was maried, at hitridi. _inane Church , hi' die Rev. Wiwast CANNING. the Right HenestiOle Staarroao Caintute..his M i t ty'r Autbmiador at Commotinagle. to ELIZA CIicAILLOTTIt. t - daughter. elt - Was A Bae. of Sonterhill, Kent, ALP. and first cousin to the Rad eR Caution, immediately after the. ceremony, the bride and bridegroom set FT for the Priory, the seat of Lord E*svieoa, near Reigate. • Three of the Bill ORS lionisatiLD are to leave t remloomitierr parice / 4 / n, $1(44 , - Anti .:'); r • • Mairie , afilowsses itlit peewit, af his se4 Elora:a. Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of LEINSTER are expected to arrive in Edinburgh this week. Lord MaLviLtz has been ftequently engaged during the Ent seven diys in measuring and inspecting the ground to the west of the Dock-yards at Leith, on which the Naval-yard Is in. tended to be situated. The Earl of CARDIGAN still remains at the Wilke Hart, St. Alban's, though in an improving state of health. He hg, received every attention.from the Earl and Countess of Itraautax, to the latter of whom be is distantlyrelated. - Tna EARL OF MAR'S FUNERAL—Monday even ing the mortal retrains of this venerable Nobleman arrived at Allen Tower, in a hearse and six, accompanied by several morning cmsehes, and lay there in state till the following day, when the took place at two eclaci. A great concourse of people awaked the landing of the ea alcade at the ferry. His sons, Jou, Earl of klaa i and the lion. Haan- Dam Easonst, with severe Noblemen and Gentlemen, and all the feints, tenantry on the estate, household of the family, &c. attended. Friday, his Serene Highness the Duke of BRUNSWICK. attended by Baron Brum and Captain llowLe-, left Edinburgh for the Highlands, where he will probably join his brother Pence Wn.uax. We understand a clue .has been found to the names of the parties who lately threw down the state, of the Duke of WELLINGTON in the Crescent, Ramsgate. A word (hopped at a convivial party discove.ed what the reward of 20 guineas failed to do. • Last week, in the neighbourhood of Leeds, an idle vagabond brought a bull from the neighbourhood of Sheffield, and baited it at Beeston Feast, in the presence of a large number of apeetators. ROBBERY CP THE SOUTHAMPTON BANK.-04. Thursday John Johnson and J. hardy were examined at Brighton, charged on suspicion of having stolen the Southampton - Bank parcel of Messrs. Trim, Kenos', and Pritchard (containing nearly 2,000/.) on Wednec. day List', prisoner Johnson passed one of 'the 51. notes to Mr. J. Walker, linen-draper, of St. J street, in payment for two silk handkerchiefs, and Hardy another &note to Mr. Buckwell, in payment of a gold watch-key. The prisoners were separately' searched, and on the person ofJohnson were found one five pound ndte of the Southampton Bask, four sovereigns, and some silver ; on Hardy, 44 five pbund notes of the same bank; which, it appeared, he had obtained from the Old ,Brightoo Bank, in exchange for 10 five pound notes of the S •uthamptou :Bank, which notes were alto produced. After a long investigation of the affair, the prisoners were committed to Lewes House of Correc tion for re-eiamination on Monday week. The paiovl was put into the guard's hands, which, while hetorned his back for less than a minute, was stolen 'froth 'the' coach in the inn yard. Patterns of Cotton s , Silk s , and other P.Orejgo' factures, admitted free of Duty fkoM all..Countriet. Treasury Chambers, • Gendsoses,—Having laid before the. limits Cesnadisibnerr of. Ms Maisety's Treasury your report et.. the 12th ultimo, an the petition et Mr. Cyrus Merrell, retertini to the orders of 'this Board for the delivery, duty free, of Patterns of Cottons, Silk, and other manufactu res o f the Conthietit, and aerating- illaktibir, indulgence may be extended topataWinot pods, the missafactura . of and imported front other countries;. I am eoiainianded by their Lordships co authorise you tea permit panatasor:Pgal 1 e tie imparted from aU places on -the sainklernse as as preaentallowed In mud to patterns brought from tbl'Onidnametit I am, Gentkusen, jots. eilidi•os ibiteent, (Wined) • GIROII6B,IIIARILISON. Commissioners of Customs. ...I NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Turns to; Siclotrie Pnitunme, came into P.:rtonnuch .al Friday, from h, to embark the Right I Saitairnab Carmine, A so tooitantinople. and - suite, and corn s the:rite Abe Doe s. Mr. %moan Davroan; Vice-C4- at Algiers, will aim take. his passage thither. Thursday, arrived ai Portsmouth, the Cu., 18.. C iptsts gas warp wisb-410 volunteer seamen, from Chatham, for the Aunua,• sad the Ammon-, -matter,. Lieutenant Saxon. DLein t r , /Tom ,Hastings,with *new revenue meter Hawse, built at that ply e. Lieutenant &sawmill is appointed to command the H•WIL-. siaikd on Friday, front Portsamank, the CO3, for Chatham ; a n d the Aimai,es aeriiize.• • • • - Remain arSpitboad—Tomate. &snow, Tamen, and • Plun k Tn the Harbour—Viclosai Gavots, Aratoti, Wozsrmt, PeaA ar: Fir, TSLWIAS; and Almoner. *The Atains,i4, Captain J. A. Oximovar. shortly N n.t u( romans& likabour and mil for Liaison, to relieve the Scen t . • The Brindliaa notate •Pkanga, Conunodote Cirrus . , will b e - ready so =Abut* on Wednesday neat . It - is yet unt e r.ail whether C.ocnaarte will retire itt lie; to the Brasil. •• The Jauesr arrived at Monte Video on the 12th June. Ti, 'Eclair and Mersey sailed from. Valparaiso on tie 4th of May, i w cite Comt a livelt.' * • • • The and'). -tee. Worsen, 74's, the het of the Dantah Shim taken at Copenhagen, have been sold out of our sthice, and will k towed tv•thr Thaws hj the Belfast siettra+acket ' Arrived id Weymoutk,• the. Tbirbadoes Planter, r reii Barbadues; and Hasaidetinia.n r .- 77 , from Africa. • • ofr pessmosiX, the Oreitia, Nacitoctox, front- Barbadoes; the Cane Orisvei Oda . 'intent's. • • -Rattails', Say. the 'port„- the Peace, front .lAtibees: the Duke of Maribee . ough pack et ; ier • Puratnuiti, .11iiiic--710-Wind N. N VF.Aseirted the Me, Dewar, trantlierta Lanier,' and Fortitude, iiireenta, Rich Lca. del ix 8010.- Off she poet. the Edwatd leasenorti he _Sierra tisime..wklicroope.. . ' • ritinaCtolliss &MN 4+ -Wind bi.i-thrttred eke Atid*Pakaatak froin.Cadtz; and BaltkMerehant ttaingoott, by, the Vittoria,..=.-% litOlTrinidikti and Londeilip from Dethenra. Sailed goedntortig "traniPoits for Chatham; and the Spitfire, Apr Jersey. • • • ' '•• • Dam., Sen. N.N.R,..4:Araived'and.ealled for the River, the lion. Company'itsitip . Lantos, from China; Arrived and remain, the-Hos. Compaire -*lip Canning, from China; and Children, —, from St. Vincent's. ?met aims* from the iii. ver, the Hope,- Ha psis, Ann, Iluattaa, fur the South Sea ; St. Lawrence. liiatre, for I;biebe6:4lle4piat WALE'', for Rio; La. shads; Guam* fits tiposto;- Ark s Mona ca, for Berhice • i Quebec packet, Amnon for- goyim ; Dominica, Houma, ,letrllertsice; Duke of York, Apar, far Madeiti; and several others; names unknown.. . , - :•• Livierom, Sem 5.; , --Wind ii.N.W„-T-Airived yesterday, the Favourite,'Curratiu, from Maninharn ; John Begg, lastcotte, frost Mo./moire ; lilary.ilintanotore, from Borbatioes; William Petite, Witamm, and Julian, Wustraxs, from Trinidad ; Sarah Ann, Stur. sox, from Wilmington ; Perseverance, Snots. from Odent; George Canning, Panuorr, from Gibraltar; and Mind, --, from Oporto. Also today, the Wm Ann, ltamsav, frost Bala Sic inn s LANCMrI, from Trieate ;. Mai* Joantsos, from Gibraltar; Commerce, Gnat. from A.rcbangel; and Cora, llovia, from tit. John's (N. 8.) Off thi(nort, at Bight, Nx. one ship and nine brigs. . Com,* Snre.: E—Selled his Majeny's ship Roxnr, Maria and Quo transpoth, *I& troops, for Quebec • . . „.... .. . .. . . • . . . • GEWERAL E.LetTIUN. Mr. Sngden has, for - several da,been engaged io a personal canvass throughout the Ripe of Bramber. Ile has received many promises; but it - is not lately, we think, that heal be able to beat his pirirerftil app. nent, Mr. Howard. 'his but justice to Mr. Stigden to say, that those Electors whf •atre Oolitically . ho:ti:e !tt him, give - him - *fall -credit fort the gentlemanlinms of maniter, and' liberality of -feeling, withwbicb he ad. . 411 St; his pretentiont - - • • It aprlialsilmOst.certtkin that the Borough of 'Wood. . it wk wall be warmly conte s ted •at the mete:CM:mil Election. The names of Eve c andidates already appear on the Hits, vii. the present .11-mbms, - Mr Langstone d Mr. Gbdstrine ; the' Marquis of B andford, I,srd A hley, and Mr. .14 , William, of Turrington-scurre, London. The latter nenliemi i n give a splendid enter. taiament at the Balloon Inn, on Tueiday last, to all tke Freemen of Woodstock resident in 9Aford, when his friends espoused his interest with great a arrpth.and feel ing, and expressed themselves confident of his - lures': The friettda of Sir Godfrey Webster met on Ilond.iy ev: ning lay, at Mr. Combes's, at the Anchor Inn, ac Chie.ester, upwards of 250 strong; a report hiving been general among e.ent that an elettion would -cer tainly take place before the Ist of November nerg, from the'ercumstance of - the notification in the tiaiette, of the prorogation of Parliament to that day, *Ting been misinterpreted into a dissolution. A repott:a as current on the previous Sunday. that Sir Godftelqtad been filed at by the preventivemen at Histingi, Which excited considerable intet es r. The harvest in De.imark, turns oat extremely well. Accounts from. Hale of the 19th of August state, chat the unfortunate dis s ensions among the s:udents there, have now entirely ceased. 'file number of bt i - dents which, since Michaelmas 1823, had decreased from 1200 to less than 900, is now at least 989, chiding 270 foreigners. - - The meichants of Konigsberg have fa' tmed a- plan for imPioving the harbour,. by deepening the whole of the FA .che Hilt • Wednesday Lord encurtutts„ accompanied by his Lady, arrived at Edinburgh in , a travelling. cattiage and tour. Thursday his Lordship and Lady •Cocii- KANE, attenJed by•liallitar Sciorr MONO:ultra', Esq. chore to the Castle in7un o v en carriage. Tire carriage remained on the esplanade while they waited tnuntLthe fOrrification. 'On the party returning, the crowd. as sembled at theta:tie: gate Imo alum a.hearty cheer; which his. Lordship acknowledged by a gravobstt aff.i ble inclination of the head.' Tney afterwards proceeded to the Parliament House, and, the Advopates and Writers to the Signet Libraries, where a. •sintilar . le ti. "stony of rtseect•wasshewn by the populace .:and sub sequently vi s it e d t he College Museum, Horyr:tod-'souse s and the-Calton-hilt. - His Lordship and 44dr,CocuRAxit left town' On Friday, for VAlle)field, me . seat of Sir Rolcar PitasTONe • ACCIDENT THROUGH AN EXPLo3lo)44—ise family of Coduba, North street, Cavendish : square, .being expested bocce from France in a few days, the servants Were this inorning busily" occupied in. cleaning, and mployed 'a man and two charwomen-.to assist them; they ibidi - a . yery large. - ke in the back kitchen, and whik •it• at btealtfair, thcwbole h.u,c was suddenly .sliookll4.l44 : fiterexploding with aloud...mire, and with such- stiOlierwe •ais to shatter • the .fire-grate, coppei,'See.•and throw*down not - only gim e bat every thing' in he'Olii#oS.:thif-M4O 1 , 441.. was Xitt4og farthest from the. fireithice.badlis Mgt fractured by the telling of an iron weightor iron; the housemaid was so dteadflay scorched *Griped in the foe, that it ii feared she Will•lose-heire t 941.0 f tbe.tht , char-- tiivriketi*at very . ranch irijbr ted •in Ater bieasts-'7: The book •wit•also hurt by lb: hot water bursting tr* here Two-of the . injured persons , Weretynspveil o'l4ll4k' inary for medical advice.. .rt* 4044014 . 4 . -appaint was eeearjeceilAy ii-sper pt tunpowsisty twhilds - bad been pieced mbst . cateleisitia a coeser9l . tb‘ittatt 4 . few days ago. - (ri.tc . I ten -di c o py of it thei3fter a are to-etas Officers an Tita vac and teem . 011icerson. To the The nri at Newry, • Aa Ertat S ldt in - three d 7 1 04 0 oe thefft Tbe-11 s ilted cest*F bthhfo,t of: at:11 eta 6 1 2 d, ; the Isle of Mewed 94th, at • sid, at 1 76th, 615 7M. 50t1 Sitt, 9th, Might i I &turd Regintee :era ' 'be the Aar The "W for tae' C This when A cutting shoal It the form tem 4ip• in a t es of 84 such bed ben ISt be put of dead law r Prise sErvite l vr.e. The of deatl as folio an indi cionsly en ince qf the upon tl Mama' bodily, 1 had fell ful sum hopes I your et thought elusion mercy. I„cagno %each y litre in i ad ols4 My pal :cote Brooks be to thence, bi - the_ have u Te do.a,Rl an the TMEI head a ject to same. loss of Total Thl Fiast foFste the la <Alt 111 tapidl it. II teats occur forth the s Let 'tji he' led t with diae a4ai hivg won Lan bad 1 tern %veil at, t w: . :