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seen from my house. Since the chimney has been raised I have been more annoyed than betore. Ann Edwards was nurse to Mrs. Smith in March laic year. She corroborated the evidence of the witnesses previously called. •The-phrintiffs ease being closed, Mr. BROUGHAM ' said, that his clients were willing to undertake that no more noise should be made than was heard by the Jury when they viewed the premises. With respect to any damage the plaintiff had sustained, or might sustain, he was willing to refer it to any third party to say, what would be a fair compensation. Sir JAMES SCARLRTT said, that the proposition had been already considered, but his client thought that his object could not be obtained without the removal of the business to . some other quarter. The defendants might do what they pleased to abate the nuisance, but the plaintiff could not be made a party to it. Mr. BROUGHAM then addressed the Jury for the de. fendants, and contended, that the place in question having always been devoted to the purposes of print. ing, and the nuisances complained of, noise and smoke, being only what every inhabitant of populous parts of London was subjected to, the plaintiff had no right to recover. No witnesses were called for the defence. Lord TWITRRDEN summed up. The Jut y retired for about two hours, and then returned with what by i khe Foreman was called a special verdict. A paper, containing the finding, was handed in, and was to this effect:—" Verdict for the plaintiff— . Damages, One Farthing, the Jury being of opinion that the nuisance ceased by the alterations made in the chimney." IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, APRIL 14. The requisite number of Members not appearing at four o'clock this day, the SPEAKER adjourned the House. THE . A'VENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY. APRIL 15; NM . STOCK ICKCOANGK, TWBLVE O'CLOCK. A great dearth of Intelligence prevails this morning, which causes a dead Balm in the Cousol market. Consols °penal this morning • et 84 to 4, but in consequence of there being a scarcity of Money Stock, Consols may be quoted at present at 844 to 4. The French prices of Saturday is not arrived, owing to its being a holiday. This is settling day in the Foreign market, but the Account being so trifling, it is scarcely worth mentioning, and little or nothing is doing : most of the prices ate nominal. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Up to the present hour we remain in the same situation as on Abe perevious part of the morning, without any information; and Con sols have remained during the whole of the forenoon at 844 to 4, except when the Commissioners purchased at 84k. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CI.OOIC. Dank Stock 9044 4ex div India Stock 246 7 4 . . 3 per Ornt.'Red. 834 gex div Ditto Bond. 95 96 3per Ct. Cons. 844 4 South Sea Stuck 934 34 per Cent. 911 ex di. , Old Annuities . . 34 per Cent. Bud. 901 lex div New Ditto 83} 4 per Ct. New 1014 4 4 £lOOO Ridley. Rah 61 69 4 per Cent. Scrip £soo Ditto 61 62 4 per Cent. 1826,1604 14 ex d £lOO and £2OO Ditto 61 62 Long Ami.lll 15-16 19 ex div Consols for Acct. 844 4 FOREMS FUNI)S, TWO 011.0t.K. Brazilian !Ms. 5 p Ct. 584 I Do Acct. 604 einniiihian Bond.. 6 per Ct. 1 Ru55.8c11.1822,5 per Ci. 874 1 D0.1i00d5.11124,23 Dis. Acct. 874 Do Aect. 214 Spanish lids 5g Ct 114 11 Illex.Bds,lllls,6pCt 341 2 Span. lids. 1823. 5 p. C. 7/ Do nett. 52 French Itentes,3 p Ct. 65f 50c /*tog. Bda. 5p C. 604 I g Exchange 25130 c BRITISH AND FORRIGN SHAKES, TWO O'CLOCK• saw... rain. Angle l‘fesiesa 100 90 20 Drasilian 35 20 76 75 United Mexican 40 26 124 12 Welch Iron fli Cosi 25 25 gi 1 .........seet The advice: from Turkey. contained in the French Papers received last night, althoogh not of a later date than those previously received, are, however, of some importance. The defeat of the Greek fleet off -. Ohio, 'and the dispersion of the troops under Colonel • Palmist, who were besieging the principal fortress of that island, which was mentioned in a vague manner in former accounts, is now fully confirmed. The Greeks . are said to have been so alarmed at the appearance of TAHIR PACHA as to have embarked in their remaining vessels, and evacuated the island, leaving all their baggage and cannon behind. The report that laaAnthr PACHA had been summoned by Sir F. ADAM to retire from the Morea, is repeated in the Augsburg Gazette. The same Journal adds, that Count CAPO p'lsrala bad declared that he would use his best endeavours to prevent the invader from quitting the country unti► he should have restored the Greeks whom he bad seduced to slavery. The evacuation of kaiak la the French troops is mentioned in a letter from Maifid, but with some doubt as to the giving up of Cadiz aad the Sim d'Urgel ; the retention of the latter ce is said to be particularly desired by the French yernment, ka o „room — The Algenteige Zeitung of the Bth instant, received this morning, contains an article which details some of the proceedings of Count CAPO d'lsrstra, who appears to be using his utmost exertions to recover Greece from lie *moralized state into which she had fallen. f-- • AUGSBURG, Arius, 7. ?be Prussian State Gazeste has the following parti -4slari from Syra and Tirco : Demetrios Ypsilanti has Seen commissioned by the President to have an accurate fist draws up of the Greek widows and orphans, whose husbands and • fathers have died for their country, at limy are to receive support from their country. He has - loft four Officers at Napoli, who are commissioned to prepare three houses far Mosel( and suite, during hi, say- there, which is caleulatud to be fourteen days only. • Oa his solemn entry at Skip be was received at the ' beach by the Archbishops dint tha inferiokClergy, the Civil Authorities, and two hundred childrenisplendidly . dressed, bearing olive brancissas, which aecimpanied bin to the Church, where Ti fiesurs was Song. The President did not sit on the throne prepared for- kink but stood during the whole ceremony. He took and kissed' the uational flawlehich was presented to WM as he entered the Chn-_t..`i t ud is his fight hand the wreath of olive whisk was presented Sis Pl* the same time. .11irisleeht discourse, delivered b Theophilus N#llls caused a great sensation, became the manifold corruptions whisk have bithecto -ioll4ed thi politics reformation of Greece, were diseksistE:min it. and even the traitors, some of whom were prig in the Church. were pointed out by name. ' The Pfeil - dent has caused several persons formerly in office, who were accused of peculation, to be arrested. The proceedings against them have already commenced. By his ord.evs, too, four ipsariot pirates were arrested: they have i been con• deruned and hanged. .. t. JLJ VIENNA, Avast f ' : • Meta'Wines, 88 7.8 ; Bank Shares, 1018.-4i..Aiiiim, April 11. By the Dutch Mail this morning, we have received an Extraordinary Supplement to the St. Petersburgls Gazette. It announces the arrival in that capital of the Treaty of Peace with Persia, concluded and signed on the 22.1 February, at Tourkmantshai ; also a Rescript from the Emperor NICHOLAS, communicating this in telligence to the Governor of St. Petersburgh. PETERSBURGH, NAsci 27. (EXTRAORDINARY SUPPLILHENT; Yesterday, the 26th, Counsellor Griboyetoff arrived here with the treaty concluded and signed with Persia , the 22d of February, at Tourkmantschai.lo,A salute of 201 guns, fired from the ramparts of the citadel, an nounced to the public this happi event, brought about by glorious exploits, and by a negociatioe fruitful in results equally brilliant. Today a solemn - re Dcum has been perfirmed in the Winter Palace. How many motives are there, in fact, ti render thanks to the ALMIGHTY for the issue of a war, crownasl by a glorious peace, the conditions of which. repair all the losses caused by an unforeseen aggrission, and prevent the return of it. . The addition which the Russian territory Obtains by this treaty, offers all desirable security for the maintenance of our pacific relations with the Persian Government. We shill shortly beable to cOmmunicate to the public all the clauses of this important trecy. MAUCH 28.—Rescript of his Majesty the Emperor, to he Governor General of St. Petersburgh .4 " The treaty of perpetual peace between !twain and Persia, WAS concluded and signed at Toact:Runtichai, on the 22d of February last. • " This treaty gu trainees to Russia.a.nowtisti secure ootier, besides a complete indemnity fa all italosses; it ,ccinit es an increase of territory, tar thitirk (tin 'to its dn minions of the Khanats of &lien and 114lchitchsvan, whicis will henceforth bear tte name of the prostiace of Armenia. Thus this war, caused by an utantpected invasion, has been tetminated by a peace -equally ad vantageous and glorious. Thanking G D,who iplways iirotects the good cause, ind who has- crowned our aims with new glory, we hasten to acquaint you with this happy event, persuaded that our faithful subjects will join th.-it thanksgivings to those which we offer . tts the Atmicatire. • • • • The treaty of peace will won be Madepubl by a - • special manifesto. I remain, &e. M NICHOLA S. " St. Petersborgh. 15th (27th) March, ism" —Journal de St. Petersburg& March t 9. ." • BERLIN, Arm 8. .- The Prussian State Gazette of this date, after giving under the head of St. Petersburgh, 29th March, the Supplement and the Rescript of the Emperer, adds. " As far as the stipulations of the defensive treaty 0 1 peace ate yet known, the indemnity to be paid by the Schah is increased, on account of the breach' of the 'aegociations which were already concluded,. to eighty millions of rubles, and Rnssia obtains, besides the two above mentioned provinces of Erivan and Nakbitchevan. the main chain of Mount Aratat, with its rich salt mines. A grand entertainment was given yesterday at- Court in honour of this happy event, to which 500 persons were invited. v 11: " Besides the elevarion of General Paskewitseblo•the dignity of Count of Erivan, his Majesty' hassaantaid si silver medal to all the officers and soldieswerapkotysaits' his war."—Prussian State Gazette,' Om ;;•.• AMSTERDAM, APRIL 11. ox Exchange on London-12 05—'2 nu 12 f. to 11 111.../ 14 The' Dutch Papers to 12th April contain 4:tewt whatever. :: His MAJCSTY arrived at his PAlace in St. .rairne;a,- soon after 1 1 o'clock last night, in hie travelling chariot and four, escorted by a party of Hussars, froth the Royal Lodge in Wincing Park. • --- Prince Leopoto arrived at his residence in Mad borough /louse, Pall-Mall, at a quarter past nine o'clock last night, in bii carriage and four, from Dover, where his Royal linstaness landed yesterday morning from Calais, on his return from Patin. Pririce*POLlGN AC, the. French Ambassador. the:Ead of Doutey, and Sir . WILLIAM cciarrov, tate Commander-itt•Chlif of the British troops in Portugal, had interviews with. the Doke of Was unorox yesterday. Dispatches wire sent off yesterday from the Foteiga Office for Sir Fasnaatcc Laws, oar Ambassador at Lasbee4 _ • The Marquis DE PALIAELLA t the . Portuguese Ainisas wilor, and Count Lunette, the NOP*tan Minister, transacted business with the Earl of DUMMY yesterday, at the Mice of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. • Viscount MELVILLE and, .Viscount PALmeastos transacted business yesterday at the Ogee of the Secretary Oftitate for Foteign Affairs. Mr. HERRIES visited the CHANCELLOR of the CHIMOIL yesterday, at his residence in Dewning-street. Lord.Cnont.ss transiustd business yester day at the Colonial Office, Deetnlntatreet. Mr. HERRISS came to town yesterday from Btighton. The Marchioness of HERTFORD gave a splendid rout yesterday evening, at her house in Manchester-square. which was very elegantly attended. The Most Noble the Marquis of Bore arrived at his seat, Cardiff Castle, on Wednesday last. Lord Jams Sesame, bI.P. is expected there also this week. • The LORD CHANCRLLoR and Miss HART gave a splendid Dan and Supper on Tuesday evening, at their •Inensinni in Merrion•street, to the Loan La and the Ladies Pattath sad an the wink and Whim of the capital—Dahlia EvettinCsoti, • Lord SHIRRoRNE entertained a select party tk itgiu 4 par l yesterday, at his house in Grestenonetreet. , I ? t '''" The Marquis de Cialwaxar, who died at gepto c ipts left behind bim an immense property pen of this hel' ,ftt the Dank of England, rendered it necessary to have the wilt unaudited ' into English, and the original was for that purpose transatifuld to a Proctor in the Commas. It occupies oeuly lOU sheets, sato& tains away &Oar bequests. , . FASHIONABLE INTELtrIGENCE. At KIVA Emily Marchioness of Londeinderry, at her house In St. James's Assam from her seat, North . Cray, Kent; the Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford, at their house in Cleveland square, front their seat in Surrey; Prirce and Princess Lieven, yesterday, at Ashburnhatu House, Dover street, from Brighton; Marquis and Marchioness of Cleveland, on Saturday, its St. James's square. from Newmarket; Marquis and Marchioness of Wellesley, in Sr. James's square, from the Duke of Wellington's seat, Strathfieldsay, Hants; the Ilonourabie General and Mrs. Fitzroy. at their house in Harley street, from Sholebrooke Lodge, Northamptonshire ; Sir Walter Scott, from Scotland; Sir Samuel Fludyer, Bart. and the Misses Fludyer, at their house in Great Cumberland place. from Suffolk; Lieutenant Colonel Sir Robert Steele, from Clarence House, Weymouth; Mr. Edward Chichester, in Gloucetter place ; Captain Locke, in the Regent street; Major Loftus, in Pall mall ; Mrs. and Miss Orlebar, in Hertford • street ; Major and Mrs. Sinclair, in Chandos street, Portland place ; Major Markland, in Pall mall; Mr. and Mrs. Wyndham Smith, in Bruton street; Mr. and Mrs.- Fane, in Grosvenor place ; Mrs. Townshend, in Brook street; the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown, yesterday, at Lansdown House, Berkeley square, from Richmond ; Lord Henry Russell, in St. James's square, from Woburn Abbey; H. D. Rad cliffe, Esq. in St. James's-street, from a tour; Captain Fielding, R.N. and Lady Elizabeth Fielding, at their house in Sackville street, from their seat, Lama Abbey, Wiltshire; Mr. and Mrs. Brummell, in Queen Ann street, from Brighton; Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Sturges Bourne, in South Audley street, from St. Alban's ; G. C. Thompson, Esq. in Suffolk street, from Chippenham, Wilts ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Calvert, in Bond street, from their seat, Albury Hall, Hertz; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs.GeorgeVerney, at their house in Hertford street, from the Isle of Wight; H. Seymour, Esq. at his house in Abingdon street. from his seat in Bedfordshire (Mrs. Pantos and Ladies, at Heroes Hotels, Clifford street; Colonel Wilson and Family, at ditto; Sir George Thomas, Bart. at ditto; the Marquis and Marchioness of Northampton, and Lidy Elia. Compton, at the London Hotel, Albemarle street, from their seat, Castle Ashby, on. their way to the Continent ; Doctor and Mrs. Woodcock, at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets, from Oxford; Colonel and Mrs. Fitzclarence, at the Royal! Hotel, St. James's street, from Bushy Park ; W. D. Gillon, Esq. at ditto, from his seat in Scotland; W. Sinclair, Esq. M.P. at ditto, from biz seat in Scotland; Col. Sir C. Brukevere, Bart. at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn street, from Portugal; Wegget .Chute, *Esq. at SYmmons's Hotel (late Jordan's), St: James's street, front his seat in Norfolk ; Mrs. and the Misses Deem, at ditto, from their seat In Kent; Mr. and Mrs. Mayan, at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle greet, from Brighton ; Lord and Lady Byron, at ditto, from their seat, Clay Hill, Surrey; Lord Lake, at Fenton s . Hotel, St. James's street, from Brighton; General and Mrs. Sharpe, at ditto, from the Continent'; Capt. Ded Voeux, at ditto, from Portugal ; Capt. Kiplock, at ditto. from Sale Hill ; Page, Esq. at ditto, from Surrey; Hon. C.B. Percy, Mrs. Percy. and family, at Hakes's Hotel, from Guy's Cliff, Warwick; Mrs. Graham and family, at ditto, from Cheltenham ; Mrs. despond and family, at ditto, from Notts ; *Lady Weymouth, at ditto, from Paris ; Lcrd Dusky, at ditto, from UM Warden; Hun. Montague Ongley, at ditto, from Old Warden ; Mrs. Pepper and Miss Carey, at ditto, from Bigods; T. W. Greme, Esq. at ditto. • DEPARTURES. Captain Clarke and friends, from Nerot's Hotel; 3. Gordon, Eq. and family, front ditto; the Hon. Mrs. Curzons, from ditto ; J. Egerton, Esq. and Mrs. Egerton, from ditto, for Brirkton • the Rev. J. l'igott, from the Stratford Hotel. tor Bucks ; Valter• Evans, Esq. and Mrs. Evaits. from ditto, for Bath; Rev. Edward and Mrs. Johnston, from ditto, for Bath; Monsieur and Madame Jerchert, Irma ditto; Thomas Walker, Esq. and Miss Walker, from ditto, for Dover ; James Jackson, Esq. from ditto, for Dover; Win. Parker, Esq. from ditto, fur Oatord , Mr. and Mis. Nesbit, front ditto, fur Scotland; Mr. White from ditto. PO 1' It Y. TO THE MOON. PROM szactsvison'i MAGAZIN, TOIL APRIL. Pure silvery orb, that, through the deep blue sky —While Silence rules thi: breeze-unshaken grove, Mid whose enshoweed recesses lone I rove— Hold'st on thy way unclouded, to mine rye An emblent of the deep serenity Which consecrates the sinless realms above:— What varied Kent.% of hatred and of love, Of discord and of peace, beneath thee lie ! Here eyes beam gladness, tongues are tuned to mirth ; There Disappointment pines with hollow cheek; And Misery, with a voice no longer meek, Curses the evil-onsesed hour of birth. Alas! that most should fail in what an seek— Happiness !—then blow on, wild winds of Earth !—Del.sw GRAMMATICAL ADVICE. When man and wife at odds fall out, • Let Syntax be your tutor : 'Twilit masculine and fetnloine, What should one be but neuter ?—The /Gem. Dtsrnanxcn or Orrxtox. Yell no ba'e sae meikle sma' siller as would break a note ?" said an old woman to a retailer in Newburgh. e ' I canna just say," re turned the dealer, turning the key of his till, 0 . but I'll look an' see." After having counted the money, he put rt down. " Wee]," remarked the woman, searching her pocket, " is na that uncn funny o' me to come an' for get the note? Rut that mak's nae odds, for I'se come or sen' it t'ye the morn." " Odds!" replied the dealer in sundries, hurling the silver and copper promiscuously into the till, " Odds! my faith, but it just mak's a' the odds in the warld."—lsv.stdee Advertiser. Tun TH AM as Tussiti..--A, third irruption has taken place. W thin the list week, the leakage had been con sidered so effectually remedied, as to permit the pumps being set to work to draw off the water. This was done, and the shaft and parallel passages were so far emptied as to admit one of the engineers reaching the shield and examining the greater part of the boxes. The result of that examination was such, that the most sanguine anticipations were • entertained that the works would be speedily resumed, and even a particular period was named for putting on the full force of the workmen.— The recent irruption took place between one and two o'clock on Sunday morning, but was not so sudden as the preceding ones. • During the afternoon of that day several bags of clay were thrown down, over where it is thought the aperture has taken place, but until a meeting of the birectors has been convened, to announce to them this additional calamity, more active measures will not beadopted. It has been ascertained that the depth of earth over what were the thinest parts through' which the tunnel was directed, was sixteen feet six incises. The Rowing in of the water was gradual, and on its being perceived by Mr. Gravatt, he gave direc tions to the workmea to watch beyond the weir, which was graduated, and , when they perceived any increased, flow arising, to retire immediately. Mr. Galt is now engaged in building a town on the table-land of Upper Canada, which he has named Guelph, in honour of the Royal Family. It was com menced on St. George's day last, the 23d of April, and already one hundred houtes are in course of erection, together with an Episcopalian, Presbyterian, and a Roman Catholic Church, and a Public School ; eight hundred persons have placed themselves under his direction,and he earnestly entreats assistance from the British Government in providing Ministers and teachers order that the inhabitants of this new Colony may ; pot become lost in ignorance, like the majority of the population in that vast country. The approach to Guelph NI magnificent in the extreme —firm the main road an avenue, 120 feet wide. is cut for seven miles, through a ,forest of trees which rise to the height of from 120 to £6O feet.—,Edinber‘k Costraxt. BRI Hi APRIL IS. . The Dulce of Davousstar., who arrived on Th, evening, is prolonging his stay at ti e R >yal Hoti.l. Yesterday his Grace paid a ♦isit to the Prii Lit/ma, who has been here some days, but it is ur hood purposes leaving to-morrow. The Marquis of WINCONSTZIL is remaining with us. - • Lord Caen. and Captain WATIOII, of the 10th Royal Ha from Portugal, arrived at the Royal York Hotel yesterday. KENYON is atrived. The Hon. Mr. 'AMMON is among the last arrivals at the Steyne Ilotel. Mr. Lady ilaaaias,and lUiss MU&RAT are arrived at the M; Hotel. The late Fair, at the Royal York Hotel, for the benefit of 1 cal Female Asylum, realised about two hundred pounds, 10 a that exemplary charity. numerous Meeting of the Liovernort of our t Hospital,. and General Sea•bathing Infirmary, i t place in the 13oard-room of the said Hospital ytsterd, with, for the first time, the Etrl o' CrtictiesrEit in t Chair. The report of the state of the fonds via, highly favourable, that ihe Institution was regarded having actually acquired a permanent character. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Mrs, Dury made last night her second api once at this theatre as Adelgstha, in the tragedy bears that name. We do not think the chat calculated to show dramatic power to any very g is advantage; nevertheless, Mrs. Derr made the m it of it, and displ4yed talent of n-s of dinaty In the present scarcity of well slibilified acti t ; % in the line of tragedy, Mrs, DitiFF becomes a ; Iv acquisition to this theatre; and it cannot be ci pared to a•Stnnona or an a NEIL. at least she is perior to some who have of late aspired to the i.i r rank in her art. Mis 3 Fool's played with much t, in the part of intma. We like this lady in cha7 which leave no room for affectation. Nature fits well, that if she consulted her own interest, she never quit its paths. Mr. KEAN, jun. performed part of Lothair. WALLACK played with great and spirit in Michael Duca:. The house was very attended. !WC RAI, .:. vat a ( is, in aid 3 OUT ne •it Ail, toc, rtstetdat En in the is was st 4arded at :er. 1 2 Prfar. !ay whi c h character 'try gha t the ni ity Lei, actie; % s a Tree it be toe she is ii lee bigh t -;„ ch trelir 4 characte fits bee: she woo srmed eat abibt .0 s very • • . . • took piss s crowds Directs; tAMBILL, •I. Mae - S oceasit legance' : the eft was lout 1 d was ettr. 1' . i)etgyßoltli audit ' ever t ttea: • Hoyt of 1 . , 3. t sear so its be r ate tale c-spirres e ytibpc Mas • Iscens:J seve:i very so• ozei rtt o Sgx n. !Nor r, ail dte the aid ably M. have!! - .11.01 ,1 Howe' . her fir MUSICALS. MANCHESTER CONCERTS. The Gentlemen's Concerts, at Manchester, took pin last week, and the elegant Music Hall was crow( each night. The performers engaged by the Direct of this Institution were Mademoiselle Beams/ Messrs. SAPID, PHILLIPS, and SPAGNOLETTI. moiselle BRAMBILLA was the novelty on this oce This Lady is possessed of great beauty and el manner, reqiiisites which very much increase of her deep, powerful, sweet voice. She was appliuded tbroughimt her performance, and was cored in a Tema con Variazzone, by CASTELLI. 9 SAPIO'S fine tenor, voice was heard to gteat advantt in the grand scena of WEnttit's ()heron., and the chi and impressive manner in which he song MOORE'S Jody of Oft in the stilly tvighticalled forth a general= core: he also gave with great feeling and energy is )10t in the Battlefield (Itavntans), v was al.o encored. PHILLIPS delighted the au, with the layout ite ballad Ok no, sue never mention and•was utranimowly encored. During the ev Signor SPAGNOLETTI gave the audience a great' ht. ma.terly performance in a quintets of BEEruo\ and to one of gova'a concerto. His execution of latter proved, that though a veteran in bis art, he lost nothing of the vigour of youth. The aj which fo'slua ed was most enthusiastic. MUSIC HALL. LIVERPOOL weoss Tax LIMERP)OL WIRCIAtT,,APRIL 12. The Subscription Concerts, for the present sr which have been conducted throughout with so spit it, ate drawing to a close, the last of the set ies fixed for this eve:ing. A combination of first-rate has been selected by the. liberal and publ.c.s! Manager, to conclude his engagement with the Madame and Signor Prim, Mr. SEGUIN, Lid MAWKEZ on the violin, are announced for that nc They performed on Monday evening last, the subscription concert, with great- effect, to a vs merons and respectable auditory. Madame Puzs much admired and applauded, as was also S! Pusat's surprising performance •on the horn. Seutint, a young Gentleman 'of the highest pry made his first appearance here; he is a pupil Royal Academy, and considered to be one of rising of his profession. His voice is remarkabl and possesses a richness and power which we heard since the retirement of the late Mr. BART/ Mr. Swum was extremely well received. Yesterday being the day on which the IL Commons had resolved to resume its sittings after ter, the Speaker and a few Members entered the Hogs some minutes before four o'clock ; but the number pr: sent at four o'clock not being suf f icient to constitute House, they instantly separated. None of the Ministe or of f icial persons attended. Both Houses sit this dal ENGLISH OPERA House.— : Among the distinguishe individuals who honoured the French performances at the afro interesting Theatre last night. we noticed the following :—H , Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Karl of Sefton, Mugu' lel Graham, Marquis of Sligo, Lord Bury, Hon. G. Catendlb Hon. Lcng Wellesley, Sir J. Lanham, Lady Stanhope, kc. • By the Granger, Blenkinsop, arrived at Dublin, lit Belize, intelligence has been received which may considered decisive of the end of those internal dis sions which have so long devastated Central Amert By the above vessel, accounts are t reived from Gu mala, of the 29th and 31st January. The f tmer,s• giving some further details of the battle of Ch iquems in which the St. Salvador party had been totally feated, proceeds to state that the property recovered Colonel Perks from the plunderers amounted to 400.' dollars, and he had returned on the 25th, being cieved with 'open arms, as the Saviour of the Itepu The President resigned the command of the ar which was conferred on Colonel Perks, w:th the pointment •of General. 'I he Salvador pall received and offered terms for peace, w hich, he ever, at the instigation of Colonel Perks, had b refused, and he was to march on the Ist ot Fcbte at the head ot four thousand well armed and disciplig 6 men, and would be joined en the toad by '2.000 mr . wi.h the intent if dictating peace on his own tempt% fore the town of S;. Salvador ; but it was fully expeo as the force was so formidable, that resistance zooid in vain, and little or no fighting would take place. .I murderer of Mr. 0'1? the English Consul Genet• was executed on the 17th, and-his head was studs os pole. It is rather an extraordinary circumstance, if 4 - soldier, who was shot fer desertion by Colonel Pet in the action of Chiquemaula, had since been discover to have been an accomplice. in the murder of the abt unfortunate Gentleman, and had also been a servals his employ. • 1 This day, at on LioIOLD, with Sir the Crusader Post C.lais. His Royal Hig Colonel MuNROt --the garrison froi The Prince al Wright's Hotel, 64 The conveyance from this port, via w many years, is and report says, a Customs will necei passengers' effccts introduction of coc in packets and pas A NOTH RR 1 His Majesty's p: this day from Cal; hours, with his R( Saxe Coburg, Sr . Highness went, on Inn, where his R( proceeded to Tow Highness's landing Arrived also shell Dec de Bordeaux. The 63d Regiment Melville, to proceed tc Lieutenant r. R. 1 Tamizas, Barrack 14 Assistant Military Se Dant- General Sir Jam NAV Dui, Aran 14. l'osTsstoorn, Aran Tuccan, from Bombay ; salad 27th rosary spoke on the bay, in lat. 5. N. ions for Oporto. FALMOUTH, APRIL ship Mersey. for Jam EsiorreL, Aran. 14, from Tenerife ; and MAaoATr, APRIL Bavannah. BELFAST, APRIL 12. WATKaTOZD, Aina from Lisristionstadt. Cosa, APRIL 13. Yammeant, APRIL Messina. Levearoot., Aram from Bengal. Off pc Barton, WILbIPIPO, free ICRAPPWSTON, from NI ladelphia ; Mary Am PLYNOO7I, Agau Dams, from Siert: a cargo of timber and bet from the Colony ai sickness after the late encouraging accounts 1 tondo I'o, in which se though the rains bad b be of a gentte Astsre, and Captain Oran wa meat successful and re from Sierra Leone, an Its useful inhabitants, The Pearl, In. now by Commander G. C Mr. SAINTEZ. Her model is beautiful ; tl her .beam 33 feet 3 in She Is to be armed w pounders, of 25 cwt. common carronade, mounted on Sir Twos Nimrodcur re Deptford Yard entire tiorveyers of the Nal The &even, 26, i Opal Proadng Chapel His Majesty's ship •at Sydney, New Sou • During the whc Buoy were in att enwell-green, to or Conspiracy bef persons who have the several trials a; How ro Live ; SOL bill to pay, a sorted to the folic half, and sent it el how awkwardly ing received by only half t note would not be sc to-day." The tri with 4.01. and th took up the bill. GANG Or Bum at Truro under I our. last publics nations before C sons from Swan and two officers City, and Bishop seem unable to iC vith the robberie The officers are, patties, of whos , persons calling have been comet Bodmin for thre for having in the instruments use( able to account they came by ti Thomas Broad i gang. He has all Thornly, and a He admits havii the Falmouth b • considerable sum the plunder whit wise ; he was ; plate, belonging veral years since, —We gnderstani the utmost indiff against him, and of England note, a la rge pea, and bin be carried i aken care of for ody here, in the e or connecting h obberies that h throughout the