Star. — London, England, 1828-11-05 00:00:00

`1 H.A.IIIiURGH Pewees Papt-...Cases Houv v. BERLIN, Om 30. The State Gazette contains the following account from the theave of war: . _ _ •s Early in the morning of .the 12 h Oct. Te Deans, for the taking .f Varna, was celebrated in the camp o' Count Woionzow. in the presence of the Emperor. fhe fine.t weather faVoured this solemnity, at which all the; Foreign Officers and Ministers were present. On the same morning the Ca; itan Picha, with the troop•, for which a free retreat had been granted him, marched nut of the citadel. Oil the 13th, in the morning, his Majesty the Emperor attended DiVine Service in the Cheek metropolis 4n church 'at Varna. His Majesty in. tended to embark on the 14th, in the evening, for OJessa, and thence to proceed without delay to St. Pe tersburgh.: The Diplomatic Body were to embark fur Odessa at the same time. Omer Vrione had precipi• lately retreated after the surrender of Varna, and taok a position on the other side of the Kamtschik. He was vigorously pursued by Prince Eugene of Wirtemberg. The Grand Vizier . had already advanced Its far as the Kamtsehik, to support Omer Vrione, but had also re. treated in consequence of the late events. Prince Dol. gorueki, Count Sergio: Strogonoff, and Col. Schilde4 are made Generals, and General Adlerberg Adjutant General; Count Diebitsch .has received the Order of St. Andrew; General Benkendorf that of St. Vladimir of the first Ciass ; General Jomini that of Alexander Newsky; and Prince Trubetzkei the same Order in diamonds." fiarraearla. Oce. at.4.llzefunge ea Loudon, 13 114; Two Sleatbs, 43 .11. THE HYMNING STAR. . LONDON. wpwtaiDAT. )10,11MBUR 5. 1828. No French nor German Mail had - been received when we went to press. The Moniteur was the only Paris Piper published on Sunday, extracts from which we gave yesterday. Hamburgh Papers, bringing, through the Prussian Stole Gazette, news from the theatre of war to the 15th ult. were received last night. On the 12th, it appears that a solemn 're Deus'', at which all the Foreign Mi nisters were present, was perforrtied in the cathp of WoaoNzow, beore Varna, on the occasion,of the cap ture of the town. On the same morning . the brave CAPITAN PAMIR marched out with the troops that had' continued faithful - to him, with the honours of war, which his gallant conduit had so well . merited.— The EMPEROR entered the town, where he attended Divine Service, on the 13th. .He intended to em bark for Odessa the next morning, on his rtial to Sr. Petersburgh, to join the EMPRESS. It would therefore appear as if his lurititratt. MAJESTY considered the campaign to have terminated with the aurreoder of Vernal but we doubt much whether .the. Titis will suffer his army, to remain in quiet possession of that importabs.post. It is added that the Diploma toe Body were to embark at the same time for °deism, doubtless for the purpose of following the Estimaoa to St. Petersburgh, where it is highly probable negocia tions of the greatest importance will speedily. take place. Vissa Vinous, it is said, retreated as•soon as the tall of Varna was known, and his example o wasfollowed by the Grand Vistas, who was hastening to relieve They were pursued by Prince Enclave of Wirtensberg. We give, extracts above. • A.Halifaz Mail has arrived, sailed 19th Oct. by which Papers have been received at the• North. and South American Coffee-house to the 1 lth Oct. • I saws ma Paves Or ' vat 10111 111:10111116 6 ' We inlet today the highly important Report of the Select Committee appointed to inquire into tie Civil Government of Canada. The Retort, if acted upon, will effect a complete change lio thi Government of Canada, which change will operate ere icing, perhaps, on all the British North American Possessions ; the Report may be emphatically called the Declaration 'of the British !eta, duet as to Colonial rlgtots, and almost a diebration of Valenta' In dependence: This is the age of experiment, of the march df the stind.and dew theories—Ha/man send good results! We consider the recommendatioin, that persons holding °Seal situaiiens should .not sit in the Council, as tending to weaken the hands of Govern ment; there is democracy enough in our LOITAT House." ST. JOHN'S, N.R Styr. SO We learn from a source which we consider autbende, that the —*ingot the Netherlands hat been appointed the arbitrator in the ;, ontleshent of the Boundary-line question, and Dot the Emperor if u was supposed. , • CiTY, Twircim o'CLocz. • . It being the sth of November, atiletvring to its being a holiday at the Bank, Stock &change, and Foreign market, the BrOlkeit and Jobbers am assellied on 'Change, viltich' did not bien'tintli! twelic o'clock; but at preieni no Inittneas la &hie Tie information received lesterda* tiOnt;Vieritia, of the'Ens pew of Russia, going to St..reteribiargii;appeirs to be confirmed the letters by the Hamburgh steam.boat: •••• - • • .71e repeal weed yesterday of the defeat of the Houten' be lore Monk doss not gain ground: . • $ - - - • • CITY, HALO PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Couch may be quoted tail iionsing . atilei to for the Accuunt, with nothing doing. In Foreign Securities the . prkesleye nandoal. The state of the Kma's beakh is stiiiiise general topic of con . Venation, and causes a dullness in the Matta: . The accounts this muting from Ireland aye more (*ratable, and the specie Whiob has been seat there is expected pi* to ye . . turn to this country. ' Nu further neonate from the East; lid the pitch swanky ryas, 'see yet snivel . . . Yesterday morning, lleivieen iwo and three o'clOck, the neighbourhood ok the Commercial-road wirs thrown into the utmost state of c‘insturnation and alarm, in Con-, tequence of a most alarming fire which broke out, upon the premises of Messrs.WilliarnsOn . rind Howarth, Coluur s u anufacturers, in Belton-street. The flames burst forth hoc, the second floor windows with alarming rapidity, albrettening destruction to the surronadinehop i ses ki and' tat a short truce the whole of the range of war oyes, wer e levelled k with the earth, •To 6re eittia* wore' pseintitly 14)0 illesp.mk!M.A vi i o lo44ri49uPiPithf tf oil which . was in the pre m ises , they were of no avail, with the eseeption of sating the surrounding propeity; the flames communicated to a stable adjoining the warehouses, in which was two hotter, and both pciiihed. 4 , ♦ 1 : . S. • - Mt SING. 4 %Own, Nov. 4.--The Kusts conthnses to see com pany. and appeats cheerful and well. His MAJUTY is eipecte'd to go•to St. James's in a day or two, but not to remain. He will probably return on the same day. COURT CIRCULAR. The Princess AUGUSTA.. attended by Miss Wv _NTAIRD, left her residence in the King's Palace, St. James's, in her carriage and four, shout nine o'clock yesterday morning, for his illasasfr's Pavilion at Brighton, where her Royal Highness is expected to re main fur some time. The Duke and Duchess of CLASEN.' and the Duke and Duchess of Gs.oucesvms came frop their respective residences at Bushy and Bagahot Parks on Monday morning, to congratulate the Princess Soria* on the recurrence of her natal day. Thet Knyal Highneraws joined the assembly of the other Memben of the Royal Family at the apartments of the Duchess of Kin, in the King's Palace at Kensington, where, after partaking of a dejesne. the Royal party separated, and returned to their aeveral residences. The Austrian Ambaisador transacted business jester day at the Office of the Secretary of &ate for Foreign Alaits,edth the Batt oT Areavars. The Chief 514gistrates of the different Police•offices made a Report yesterday to Mr. Secretary Pm, at the Home office, of the state of the police is the metropolis. Dispatches were brought to the- Foreign-office by a King's Messenger on Monday night, from Lord 'Harrussuai, our Minister at Odessa. Dispatches tette brought yestitJav (loin SifCHARLES BAGot. We Milliliter at the Hague, to the Foreign•othce. Dispatches were brought yesterday errrning from Lord STUART de ROTNIAT, mar Ambassador at Paris, by Colonel tY , for the E l ul of ABIENDift4. . m. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. . _ .~ • . • ARRIVALS. The Duke and Duchess of Richmond. at their house in Upper liMok.street, front Newmarket; the Earl and Countess of &Bast, at their house in Loafer Grosvenor-street, from the Isle of Wight, the Hon. Colonel Anson,4l.P. at his house in Curzon.street, May Fair, from Newmarket; Hon. William Burrell. at Baroness Wil. loughby d'Eresby's, Whitehall, from Dover ; Mr. and Mrs. ;tore and family, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn.street, from Paris; Mr. sad Mrs. Carpenter and family, at Cook'i Hotel, Albemarle-street,' from Yorkshire; hlrs. Ifice.'and Mr. and Miss Rice, at the Pul. wispy Hotel, Albemarle.stteet. front their seat near Dover; J. Walker, Esq. at the Royal Hotel, St. Jantes**.strect, front York; Mr. and Airs, Vivian.at ditto, from Swansea, in Wales; Sir Geo. Grafton at ditto, Isom Cheltenham; the Earl and Coolness of Chichester. .t Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, trims Susses; , Mr. and Mrs. Keene, at ditto, from Cambridge; Mr. and Hue. Mrs. Wallis Grieve, at ditto , from Paris; David L s yon /Esq. at ditto, from Brighton ; Colonel and Mrs. Austin, in Brook.street, from a tour ; It. W. Cox, El. • and Lady, "at the Demers Hotel, Berners.street, from Ireland; 'D. Gee, Esq. and Lady, at ditto, from Paris ; Mi.s Hughes, at ditto, rom ditto; R. Coek,•Esq. from Brighton. . . DEPARTURES. J. M. Brackenbury, KA.. his. Majesty's Consul to Cadiz, from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street; James Spathe, Bag. from ditto, tór ids seat hi Slurry; T. Page. Bug. from ditto, for his seat in Kent; Mr. and Mrs. Letroy and family, from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for Ireland; Mr. and Mts. Goddard; from ditto, for their seat in Witts ; Dlr. and Mrs. Middkton, from ditto, for Lulwotth Castle, Donetabire • 11114 Adeane and the Rce.W. Bar low, horn the London licx-CAlbeinarle-street. for Bath; Barnard Carter, Bag. from the. Berner* Hotel, klerneru-street, for Brighton; the Rev. Mchard Hope, from ditto, for Ohehenbam • Dr. and Madame O'Neil, from ditto, for India; Captain Williains. from ditto, for his seat, Houghton - house, ordoatupton ; - the Rim. J. Buller, from ditto, for Oafotd; L. lOyd, Eaq. Lad y,: and family, from ditto, hir Chatham Earl Dolma?: mansion, in NA lane, now presents one of the most splendid fronts in the metropolis. The first opera performed entirely in Italian, and by Italian slaves. on out stage, was HANDEL'S Ristakie, produced in 1/II.• Monday week the Marquis oI.LortDOWDZIIRT presided at the dinner of the Newtonarde Farming Society, on which gem. Ilion he made tome remarks on the state of poll ical parties in Ire land, obiervinglitat he was friendly to Emancipation, but totally adverse to the principles and policy of the Catholic Asmeistios. The Lineerick Chronicle of Saturday last contains the following article— " On Thursday, Mr. Archer ileheray, of Point, neat Killarney, arrived in Ttalee, swotted by Mr. Sousse. C.C. and some of the Killarney Police, and was fully committed to the County Kerry Jail, charged with having adtbinistmed unlawful oaths of a very sedition. tendency." Why does a waiter reiemblea blood-horse It—Because he runs fur the plate. • Tasrs.—A -Turk asked a Janissary, who was a guide to some Englishmen. "what Was their object is visiting Ephesui r view that heap of rubbish," he answered, point. lug to the temple. " Are there not," said the Turk. with a senile, " stones enough about Smyrna to gratify Chit curiosity of the infidels?" SANDHURST MILITARY Cotteoe.—ln the course of I the last week a mutiny broke out at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, which, but for the active and decisive conduct of the Governor, mould hails been attended with the most serious-con sequences, probably the destruction of the greater' part of the premises. Ask was, indeed, the woods adjoining were fired nsukaneoudy in four places, and the elegaqt summer-house and hedges of the Governor's gar Jen were burnrto the voond. Ten of the ringleaders have been expelled in coniequence. Yesterday being St. Charles's Das, and consequently the nanso-day dila Most Christian Majesty the King of Foams, High Masa wa t t said at the Chapel of the Elisbaby, King.street. Portman-square. Tice Ambassador and the Officers of the French Embassy, as well as the Spanish and Neapolitan Ambassadors and their suites, attended the ceremony. In the evening, Prince POLSOWIC gave agreed dinner to SO guests, Including the above Ambassadors, the French Colidd r and several Vrenetunen of die tinctioa. It is rumoured in Holland. that the marriage of the princess Masarmina of the Netherlands with Prince GUSTAVUS & son of, the ex-King of SHED'S, will not take place. Our statement relating to the performance of An. Dixon's Tragedy of Cato, at Leicester House, on the Irth.ot Janualyo749, in which his late MAJESTY per secated the character of Porkies, having been doubted. we are enabled to give a literal copy of the play. bill issued to the Nobility who were present at the repre sentation, which was p rinted under the direction if Mr. GAltl{lcrc:—Cato, M a s t er NuocuT ; Pothers, Prince GEORGE (the late King);, Juba, Prince EDWARD ; Se M • pronins, Master g.VILYN Lucius, Mager MoNTAOUR; , Decide, Lord 11111.8111DV:41 ; Sypitisa. Lord NORTH'S SOD; Apia,, Mkter MADDEN; Marcia, Princess AUGUSTA ; Au*, . Princess ELIZABITH. The follow i ing de ofiptiOn s of Ibrahim Pasha is a !ven in A privAteletter 6pas Nivarin, inserted in a Lyons papa!: !'lbrahim iSvpry,short to . statore, and as fat as 4 i f ondon.Aliletnan,; ; lsis. countenance has something vulgar'ab u4 but h is: is Very expressive, amyl his large, light colourej heard gives him a patriarchal sp . paatance. Orotund Maison was very mach astonished !with the shrewdness he exhibited, and seemed surprised %at the sagacity with whiib he treated the most intricate f irlo delicate subjects. J i is impossible to form a proper irtigrUcni of tins Turk without seeing him, but it is most certain that heis amaii of resolution. and pos sesses a considerable share of tact. pining the confe rence with General Matson, Ibrahim spoke nothing but 4rabic ;,and after entering into the subject of the ewe• cuatirro of the Morea, be said, in a jocular tone, that At. ; they were agried upon the principarpoints, it was spakeoessirl to discuss the B eta's.,. He added, that he leat much pleasure, id finding himself with Frenchmen, and in being *hied, tct hoh aid nob pith tbem in the Pgrisiao idle. When Ibrahim retired, he shook Winds with some of the officers, and saluted-11w others in the I most polite and gracious wanner: .., , • • CITY SUSWESS . . .116 et LORD MAYOR hew Mane; /OM* a smart i e _ r may,Awake dispatch of any oit.st dinrbosiooss: • Mr. Sherif Bourn attended, and made the Report upon the slaw or the several prisons. _ The Inquest of the Ward of Aidgate presented several ruinous remises; irben the Court directed boards to be immediately put up, to prevent any accidents in the public streets, and the Solicitor war instructed to put the provisions of the Act of Parliament te. 'pectins ruinous building% into effect. . The Crtastatairen reported the produce of the Orphatle nod, for the last quarter; upon which the Court directed him to take*, requisite steps for the discharge of the sum of Ala i mo, part of do °mounding debts. The Inquest of Cheap Ward made a presentment of the pee evils and inconveniences arising front Mock Auctions; which was refetred to a Committee fee consideration. Commissioners of the Court of Requests for the Month of Demise her were appointed. Several huh and Accounts were ordered for payment ; aced sews peruses were allowed to be admitted Brokers. The Comm, upon Reports from the City Solicitor, directed mew surer to be taken for pulling down sundry ruinous buildings, where the parties interested bad not begun, either to repair er pull down the same, as prescribed by law. POWDER PLOT. This conspiracy, commonly calledGunpowderTreason. was happily discovered the night before it was to have been put in execution. The conspirators hired a cellar under the House of Lords, and lodged 56 barrels of powder in it ; the whole was covered over with faggots and billets, and the doors of the cellar boldly flung open; as if it contained nothing dangerous. The design was to blow up the King (James I.).Prince Henry, and all .the Lords and Commoners who were to be present at the opening of Parliament. The Princess Elie .bath (a child) was to have been proclaimed Queen ; and it was awed to educate her in the principles of the Boman Catholic religion. A few days before the meeting of Parliament, Lord Monteagle received an anonymous letter, advising him not to attend, as they would re ceive a ten ible blow, and )et they should not see who hurt them. This letter was communicated to .the Secre tary of &ate, and afterwards to the King. and it was thought advisable to inspect the vaults below the Houses of Parliament. About Midnight Sir Thomas Knevet, a Justice of the Peace, was sent, with proper at tenclants . ; and before the door o f ? the vaults finding Guido Fawkes, who had just finished all his preparation,. he imase• diately seized him. and turning over the faggots, he di-covered the powder. Fawkes, after having made a lull discovery of all the conspirators, was executed its Westminster, in January 1606 ; and is still annually burnt in effigy on the sth of November. Seven of h.: accomplices met the same fate. LEAMINGTON SPA, Nov. 9. . Our town is unusually gay.f r this. time of the year. Several noble and di►tinguished families are among out latest arrivals ; some of whom have taken houses for the whole of the winter season. As se anticipated in our last, we have this week had a great accession. of sport. ing Gentlemen from almost every part of the kingdom ; and the attendance of lovers of the chase at the opening of the hunting campaign, with the Warwickshire hounds, at Ufton Wood, on Thursday last, was both numerous and highlr respectable. Several elegantly-dressed fe males, in splendid equipages, were present to Witness the hounds throw off on this occasion; and a snore brill.aat and animated scene has been rarely witnessed. Perhaps no watering•place in the kingdom presents 'to G,ntle men partial to the sports of the field greater attractions than our highly favoured Spa. The salubrity of its air, the number of excellent packs of .cos-hounds within an easy distance, thedelightful country by which it is surrounded, and, what to a genuine sportsman is no unimportant consideration, the superior comforts and convenience of its hotels, all conspire to render it ad• mirably adapted for the occasional residence of .tho e who indulge in the pleasurevof the chase. In shore, its no other place can so many luxuries and advantages be obtained at so reasonable a charge. The Most Rev. Dr. Murray; Roam Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, calibrated Mass at St. Peter's .Chapoi, is this place, on Tuesday lase.—LaosisiSso Chewier. THEATRES. CbVENT-GARDICN. The comedy of The Wife's Stratagems was last night revived at this Theatte, and peifornsed . to a house ra ther more numerously attended than is usual at this period o the year. Ti►is comedy. like mo•t of the old plays, is lull ot. bustle and life. The incidents follow each other s ► rapidly, that the attention is not allowed t 4 tire, and the dialogue, although perhaps not quite ' consonant with modern feelings and. fashion, possesses a spirit ot vivacity ihd wit not to be found in many of our modern productions. The play is strongly cast. Wastrctt, to Volatik, made us forget that we have known him more years than he would probably wish us to re collect. BLANCHARD and little &RUT lilt us nothing to wish for in the representatives of Old Barnacle and his nephew. The excellent blustering of the latter convulsed the house. ' Mrs. CHAT:1111M1 was an interesting Atm and Madame WITH'S looked irresistible in Araklits--it is not a character precisely in her line, and although we never saw bet look more lovely, we certainly have seen her play with more spirit.r.but she can do nothing ill—and here she only failed comparatively, that way, by comparing her with herself. She Introduced the air of He's a charming Pillow, whieb . she sang in her usual delightful style ; but the manlier in which she warbled forth the couplet. 7he Deed was sikthe Devil a Mora weld be. electrified tile house, and elic►ted the most rapturous applause.-- The piece was Renerally applauded throughout; but at the falling cf the curtain, a few of the fastidious in.the pit shorted a slight symptom of discontent, which, bow. ever was soon put down by as overwhelming majority. Tux Ariat.riti THaarae.—Monday evening a nee piecei called A Day of baa, or Alt. Pair in Fair Tim, was radioed at this Theatre. The lousiness of this fart* relates entirely to the. foolish exploits of a person who has, just served his apprenticeship; but there is a great patios of genuine humour attached to part of the SCOOO. Mr. YATeS exerted himself le ith great obi litys but she stsecess of the piece was nevertheless by no means complete. It was repeated last night with many of the exceptionable passages expunged. The Mason of Bodo is an exceedingly interesting boletus, and to the lovers of delightful singing mu,t be a source 01 great faecination. Miss GRADDON executed ler songs with exquisite chasteness. and exemplified with fine effect the true soul of ee love and minstrelsy." Mr. StxcLata sang with greater animation than usual. The hens. was brilliantly attended, and crowded to the very root. We observed Mr. BRYAN and family in a private box. He looks well after his return from the provinces. Canal EXTII.OIII/111ARY.--A stag having lately node appeuanee I. the noishboarhood of lihdon, intimation of thi citeminatanee ow no t to Hamm iloao, Rag. of Trewhitt, who accordingly wept over watt his fol.hotod4 on Themiday sea**, and, attar an euellent ran of an boor an 1 ten minutely withent aback, atisceeded in taking it in gallant stile It proved to be also bock, sad iseupposse to hays strayed tem the wed of Scotland. THE FEVER AT GIBRALTAR. CAD!', °emus 17. ■ The accounts from Gibraltar continue to he „f felt most distressing kind. The fever is no loop? cook ies! to the town itself, but it pursuer- its iictinis ft ) 05 „,.. spot on which they seek rtfuge It Ins latterly its considerable ravages among the troops in.the_ba usc i . and several o ffi cers have perished I , but the m ost ar ta " ing part of the aces is, that three physicians, wh o h ad distinguished themselves by their attention to the i s k; have also been carried off - by the fever. One of th e ,. was an Englishman, another a Jew. and th e th i rd 4 , Spanish emigrant, named Braulio Lopes; befo re L i . death this worthy man had lost two children by the r e ; and his wife, overwhelmed with anguish , bad entirely' s ,: her reason. The bulletins of the deaths and casesde ott contain all the information which is t• be obtained sir this disttessihg subject fot many petsons.having ce essii to place confidence in medicine, now attempt to one themselves with simple remedies without calling i n t i r aid of physicians. Madame Duloc, an inhabitsati Gibraltar. has cured more than twenty patients by t hi use of simples, and the Bnglish physicians are now hi. ginning to confine themselves to castor oil sad suss mild temediei. We have been in a good deal of ea tss i nen here, owing to a report that t persons inn s 4, . vanced state of fever had entered the town, but we its glad to find that the report was unfounded. The :eigh ty junta, in conseqhence of information which they t o " received from the province of Murcia of a fatal ca se 4 yellow fever at Torre Irwin, have given orders the 4 vessels arriving from the coast of ilitireis. between e s , thAgens and Alicant, including those Wens, shall rs . form quarantine. THE ARMY. Lord Femur Sommer, as Idlikary Secrete,* to Oentral Lau Mu., Cormunding in Chief, went through his Lin yesterday it hi. Office in the Hone Guards. Akw Generals. and sheet aim other Olken, transacted military beim with his Lordlier. The Depots of the 30th end 47th Regiments of Foot km a ; delved orders to proceed from Dover to the Isle of Wigbe. . PULITAST /OWN atesalm. C i evalry—ltd (Osseo's) Caber: Scots Greys, Dahlia; Cork ; 34 Light Drammen, Balboa los, Gott ; 7th, Dubli n , Newbridge and liloassissa ; 17th, Dundalk. blimp—Guards. Dublin; Mk, Athlone; Sib, Randal* 9th, Belfast ; 17th, Dahlia ; Fennel ; 24th. Denbo ; KilkeonT; DOM ; ellneritk ; 37th. Mellinger ; SU. Dublin ; 56th, lloodonderry ; 60th Limerick ; fed, Templeesert; 64th, Galway; 65th, Waterford; 1111th. Caddies'; 70th, Cui; 75th, Mier; 76th, Clouted; Mid, Fernley. Depots of Begiments-10th, 1 i ch. lath. 16tis, 194, WM, Mk 33d. 56th, 61st, 66th, 79d, 73d, 77th, 79th, 114th, 56th, Bath. tle, 97th, Nth, 99th. Brigades of Artillery—Dublin, Island Bridge, Clomterl. rick, Charlenront. Bellincollig, and Athlone. Permatint Staff of the Irish Militia—biz Commonim--Carim, Cavan. (Tare, loath Down, County Dolan. Feramaagh. Kid" Leitrim, City Limerick. Leashed, essoll'll. Mirk Waxen* and Wicklow. Seven Compaties—Natk Down. lowit Mays. Worth Mayo. Right Cesimanies—Aanfine, Ak Cork. loath Cork, Qty Cork, Oty DARN Kate s, C Limerick, County Mesa. )llonaelmeo. RoesomMa t 11. t•1 1 :1 Nine Companies—Loath Ten Our iiss•Deeept, Galway, Derry, Tipperary, Tyrone. Weeford. Commissariat Department, Waggon Train, afgfinmes, IS la ertddog Dlettiete, and 36 Yeomanry Corps. Comprising an effective body of 46,290 awn. The depot of the 111th Regiment will arrive here eft So* from ICfnado, on route to Clam Cesar. New loss is changed from a Cavalry ft an Infantry sada The Queen's. Bays stationed there have lobed o men Caber, having been replaced by a moray of the 66th Irma Ws. Orford. The headisarters of the sib Royal Iriele Hussars are Dm a their Old station. New Bridge. The depot tithe 97th arrived this day I. Oat from Train.— .Lioseriat Chrenisie, Nev. 1. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Mena Amnia Tan I—Waterford l—Anterin The Providence, WAIIINOSTON, was lost SW Lsehon so 6 19th ultimo—the Mascot and two Mee drowned. The Olive Drench, La Ws, fresh Copenhagse to Jersey,. Ire lost ea the Scan on the 4sd ultinse—the crew and most part d the cargo saved. The Royal Standard, Nara. from Hainbargh to Logsdon, in pet into Clasher's. very leaky, and mast discharge. MILL, Nov. 4.—Tbe Silva, NUM. from Goole to Hush* ran on the Helm Sand on Sunday morning, bet gnt et the felon log tide, and proceeded. Arrived the Robert and Margaret. Gan, and Pore, from St. reterebargh Sacerity. Wanly, fan JPillan ; Marpret, Sorrow, from Stockholm; Darden, Add, ad Eagle. from Davis Straits. _ beam, Nov. 4.—Wied E. by B.—Arrived from Leader de Cyrano, Bantam, for Barbadoes ; Bripbtman. Pau, for Jain; Indemnity. Woooau., for Demerara; sad Garland Grose, Pm &ILLY, Tor Jamaica. Pownisoomm, Nov. 4:—Wind R. to B.R.—Arrival} de Uq Orem. from It. Petenborgh. A Russian 44, friss% awl Inie, have arrived from Cronsemit. Passed the Lim, Win" fro New Booth Wales—sailed hum Sydney 33st blay, and lees Be de Janeiro 11th Amplest. FAUNIMI Nov. 3.—Wled RR. to S.—Arrived the Comm of Matisse; packet, from Dernemda...ealled 15th September. 803 from Ratites litth October; Alckyasiet, Wes.en, from Muni eal Adventure, Cormasamost, Iran Malaga. Lreaarom, Nov. 2.—The Kimpeem, Wood, arrived km 411 1. bee, sailed the inid of September, and on her passage saw fora men dismasted—vis. Bristol. of Bristol (she had lost veva et her mew), a Dutch ship, and two others—particulars unknown. The Unieent. hence to the River Plate, taken and carried Ines Raw Video, was to be sent to Rio Janeiro for adjudication. Nov. 3..-Arrived the lifersiant, Femme John Bead, and lace , hen st„ p e t t r i b e r g h ; 'Lo am , Item Palermo; from /3arcelena. In most of the wine districts of the Upper Pre"s the vintage has been highly satisfactory. The fon weather has favoured the gathering of the grapes, 14 ' 6 are expected to be very productive. In the la" Pyrenees. the vantage will soon be terminated believed that the quantity will fall little short sithald the most fortunate seasons. The heat which has pie. wailed there throughout the whole of October has Wee so favourable. that the wine already made is et g rad go al it y.--Geligneses"s Mamma. Yesterday aherllooll, about three o'clock, a hay abl ig four yeah old. of the name of fliamenons, was left ie tM care of his brother, who was somewhat older. pialig at a two-pair of stairs window is Quebec-street, *IP la-beasse. when**, elder brothel left the window Ode he weal dews stairs, and. upon his return. fogad dial his !mother bad fallen from the window into the of , He was immediately taken to a neighbouring surge:* who, owing to his being so dreadfully fractured. c"l a do nothing for him. lie was then takes taken to Kier bueet Infirmary, but no hopes are entatained of Mn recovery. At an early hour yesterday opening, a most doing burglary was committed in the house of E. Falloireh Ertl. Weymouth-street, Portland-place. The aree *or was faced with a crow-bar, and the thieves cook Ow out of a very thick kitchen door by means of a resift bit, sufficiently large for a man's arm to go threer" and undo the fastenings. They broke open the or e boards and drawers of the butler's pantry. where ime a footboy was sleeping. regaled themselves s' 'randy, and the remains of a dessert in the dining WI: and ransacked the drawing looms. but got very h tl . :sooty. They btule the lootboy's clothes, some artic le al plate. and an oak snuff boa, made out of the der io ip!Ank of the Victory, on vrhkb the immortal Nebo go I •• lode est 1 inal Cos fre II eon IMF 1 PM Ilea ha es to at se XI • 'I