Star. — London, England, 1828-08-21 00:00:00

VIELTENHA‘I, Actuusr,/.9.., . . Eati BiTHUOIIf anived Vete rttetdav mnrnin. and t a d a ititt(cOnst/itat ion with the Duke of Wet.trstovun at the Prinry- Wilk.: 'in the atterneinti thelladte of Vet.t.sas:r •is went to the at °CAST' liareousst, at Cirenteoter. where his Grace dined %a h the Kat. mil Countess. anti returned burr at a Tale huur of rernitig. Ili. Grace was at the Old Weil before eight o'clock the. nnuuing ; on hi. Appro tch the Hand uf the Spa pPtved " See. the etsrtqlsering Hero comes." Sir T. DALLas. and Colonel CUNIUMS " A mcpramettadrd with the Duke. after having partaken of time waterp.indhe iimk . Walk of thia Spa. Thia magnificent Promenade tela thronged with visitors by halipast seven o'clock this morning. hi. Gute heti)* accustomed to visit the Spa at ad early hour of the o nr i l ing" ' The Duke of Maittessmvsa and a select Party dined. with his GraerowSunday. Tpte. Hall at the Assembly Rooms was v ery unmetously,attemled yesiteTday eve Mug. THE NEW P OFFICE. The old li.se ref 'hen,es ' , mid-lie the. Northern ex-. tremity of the. P , -t-r)ffite ere at p•rwrit, being puileJ down, t r p itoty to the wiJeniag e f that I art of S . Nlatltiee- , e GI and, opposite to - St. Anne . a.late, itr ertier to ad.ird the different mail-coachei.a full %veep itra the ate its front of the office. It is feared that pint of the Church of S . Aisne, which frontt the street. abutting . toward, tlie new lines in an irreeular m inner, must be also removed, to give regularity to the widening of that part of St. Martin's le-Grand cortesponding with the range of the street, from Newpte-rtieet. The aew Post Office itielf is now seen to great advan tage, the scaffoldings erected in front of the centre portico to complete its erection having been removed. and the whole front, which, is the purest and most chaste lonic, May be taken in at one glance Of the eye. Tim ~entral portico, which is supported by six fluted columns of the same order as the architecture of the remainder of. the building, is surmounted with a pediment, without pay (raiment or embellishment further titan the cornice, which runs round , the pediment at the angles. There are at each extremity of the principal facade two pto iections corresponding with that in the centre, and sup porting sp,all`potticoes with four pillars and two pilas Lets each, but not covered with pediments. The entire of the building is completed on the out,ide, and. the greater ports of the rooms ceiled, plrstered, and their window* glazed. But great internal arrangements are, sO,ll oeceisary, before the buiinesi of the Post-office rean.be tritnsacted at the new edifice: The rooms are remilika6ly Well 'lighted both . trotn- than side windows and thine in the roofs. It is said that the mail coaches will not start from it until the 23d of next April, the birthday of his Molest)). - • • *EDINBLIRGif f Amtrat 18. SAL' i s Gasp , ;up rotor —Thiti.day 13st • nearly 200 acres of the As t.fdiA). farm o the neighbourhood , of this city wa, di4j.n.a,,riir by 'auction. Accoi ding to 4I knife our crt,tons it 1/41 "set up in lot. to snit tending mocha Though much laid, the orop was excellent. and tbe soup was well attended. Barley and O.ts sold from 71: id 11W. and %Vhe.rt bons 81.10 s. to an acre. • &initial:morning ut 200 shearers .appeared st the. Crow f dtasgour : they wete mostly frmaless-k- By sis o'clock they setae all hired ; and one or two far.' mess who arrived rather late were disappointed, as the whole.W4 been hired. They got' from 18d: - to 20d. 4 dayrbfsMg few, it was said, were hired at 2s. a day. One p t ison, who was in search of a bandster, said he Would willingly give 2.. 6d.w day for a good 'one; a man'offe e 1 Mime f for 3.. but was refused. MUIIIKINK IR* •WOHICS I kc.—lt gives us much niewtateto learn that this establishment, situate at the eastern exit-entity of the county of Ayr, and which give:. employmeat 'o a ennsi.lerable number of its popula tioP, is !tt relent in full work. DUNIFRIES, Avo. 19. Tli a MOORS. We have conversed with a peat number of sports men who were out on the 12th, and subsequent days. Their success, however, was more than usually vatied, owing to the weather and other causes; for while in some places it poipted . .neatly the whole day, in others scarcely at drop.rf rain frll. One Gentleman we heard of bagged twenty-five, and another fourteen brace; but both skre lucky in their choice of ground, and had as sistants who knew from long experience the grouse cocks favourite encampments on the' mom's. Three, 'four, and half a dozen brace would be nearer the ave. iageof the first day's spot t, and instances occurred in which veteran fowlers. alter perforating a -tong journey. ere revratded with one solitary bird. Moor game, on t e whole, is much more plentiful in Galloway than Domfriesirsliire, and the coveys, with very few excep tions-, are plump, wild, and strong on the *irrg. On Thursday meriting the Galloway mail. in the absence of iising passengers,'had lots of dead ones. Both boot , wets crammed --frritlr the gifts of sportsmen to . their' numerous friends, and even on the seats inside, tlt guard, who amiears th have a genius for atchit-cture k had piled very neatly pirinitiris of bores. Twenty-five of these acre handed in at the town of Newton Stewart, and from* calor - Miens. wrhave made, we are irclineJ to believe that at least 30,000 head of game were ex • poited fnun Galloway in the course of la t week, to Liverpot, 'Edinburgh, Glasgow, and various 'other piecei.'.• tome 01.thebosea were addressed to in dividuals ht in office, rind we could state circum st totes Whi" render i..probable that even his MAJESTY Kficd GEORGE himself. has feasted more than once of iate4on the winged deniserts'of our hills and moors. . SPORTING INT ;1.1..1Q ENCS. BORDERPF RACES, Arouse 19 A Gold Cup, value Itntares. the remainder (if any) is sped*, by • fit l 4 9bserihers Of 19.sovs. each ; three yr raids, est 9 b ; four, Mt ; 9lb ; aw l' akel aged, 9.4 fib. — Three mike. • Sir J. 'Astley names ilOrdentloell, t yra,9et ... Mr. Geddard's ek eigyfAntieipatina,4.yrs, est • Lead Ailesbury's Riaser,3 yrs. 6.1 Mb A Parse 01 50 Pow* ibr Subuription ; three yr olds, Est 121 b; four, 41b; !bre, 9st; six, 9st 61b; and aged, 9st elk. Heats, two odium. • • • '%!r, Mille's Gamedui, 4 yrs, R 4lb - Mr. GodJarel's eh ell Anticipation, 4 yrs. Set 4412 I I 3 2. 5 3 2 4 4 5 Mr. C. Day's Mous, 3 yrs. list litlb ... Mr. Appleyard's 13roeard, 3 yrs. l's 11ffb . ... Mr. J. King's eh c by Anticipation, 4 yrs, sat 41b DORCHESTER RAORS—Xonctotian. The Dorchester Stakes of 15 wris. ask, with 20 added by tho Food. Mr. Radelyre's Windermere, 4 yrs -... ••• .•• 1 Mr. F. Craven's Plods:Ws, 4 yes 2 . ... •.. ......_ ... The Cup of sOµ • ivou by the Sth Dragoon Guards, with 25" p. added, for horses bona fade the property of Officers 61 that Regi ment, once round (Gentlemen riders), wu won by-Mt. Brynter's ch m Charlotte (C. Raddyffe, Esq.) beating five *theta.- 'rhe Ladies' Plate of 30 sou. Heats once round. Mr. Radcl)ffe's Windermere, 4y ts • ... .. 3 1 1 Mt. Smith's Rigmarole. 6 yrs ... ••• ••• 1 ff 3 Mr. Gauntlett's Goblet, 3 yrs ' ... ... ... 2 3 5 The Cocked Hat Sweepstakes of 5 sots. each, wbh .120 added by the Fund, for horse* soot thorough-bftd. Once round the Course. Mr. Stases b g Britton,. yrs Mr. Humehrey's eh al itoupme ••• •• ••P 2 Mr. Davis a b at Jewess ... fell CRICK RT M ATCHR& Grand Cricket Match b.:tweets the loth litmus and the Goods wood Cricket Club, for 500 gs. a-side, played sr Goodwood. ciairrilie, asiciis4Lnit. • • er.s. • •he wows& n : SIMINGS. Mr. Coortney."..,: las•br ...,.. Cs Printout r. H. Jettkink... ka before wicket —.if. ..... 1 Mr. Holland ... Mr. W. Jenkins .... s. Preettin ..... b.' Kaye 3l Mr. Bayley el Wallington 7.... •.. 1 • Mr. Coiban A Ilion out 0.... .. 0 .Ir. ••..•••• t ,•...•• 9 C. Houldsirorth Mr. Butler , Nut out ....., 3 b: Preston Mr. Wood Mr. Ladbruuk 0 Not.out 0 Mr. Frazt4 71 . Byes •'••'t • • • 63 'l3 136 73. 10111 fill= 010201/21111t nowt COWELL. 1.0110 CHARM ausseks, MID _ateseni rams, am. IST IMAM& 2D mums, Adjt.Prestciii h blfers *lam II b. H. Jenkins Wail ettuiPA: 4l'Dayley ob. Baylry , 0 Ma* eon list lO run not Serjt. Heldman's •C. Hardy 5 0 Captain Kaye ... b. Bayley ... 6b. H. Jenkins ... 0 Sir Vincent Cocoa.. e. Wood ... ...IZ a. Butkr .e. Lording, Fitzroy .. leg before wicket ... 0 b. H. Jenkins Lord Ms. Rosati .. run sot 0 run out is Serpent Lamm .... b. H. Jenkins ... s nut out ... o [ Serpent Zemp ... e. Hardy . b. H. Jenkins .. 2 Captain Price tot out ob. Ditto ... .... Byes sad wile bells .... . . ... A !lye, k wide WO. 3 :Ikt ;, Trost: lie The Goodwood Chib best the. MMus by 23 runs. The play was very good. . Monday a grand match of Cricket was played at John Esq. Updown House, mar Samtesteli, is Kent, between his Club' anddhe Percy Chats at Mary la-Doane, which, in tenseqtwtice.of the absent. of some of the Members of the Percy Clubs was decided in favour of the fawner. GRAND ARCHERY FETE AT GORHAMfIURY. • A superb fete ciompetre was given by the Ratfead Cautiteet of Verulaam at theft magnificent residence, mar St. imam,. M: Bats day last: • • • The shooting commenced at four o'clock, ere. iheiliaelapa Wink In different parts of thegrosaud, and •at suitable sEstailcclantliki Were placed tor the trial of skill; groups, et fashionables aterartow seen at each stollen exerting their abilities at the bow ; the Miliber wu.particularie.favourahk, and at that eminent the comp d" wifteas heautifiel end picturesque; the 11 km be: of splendidly dressed Lefties dispersed overdic lawnorame in this aet-of shooting at the different targets, others ilfsillienading front onrmation to another, and many seated under theshede of treesoorrounSed by linterint scenery. bounded b use moods, formed a natural picture in the seance of Archer*, Lielyjimily Grimetobe, sewed :daughter of the Nobite bait Mil lanitas; end the Marquis* . Abercu'ru, were declared the victors and tiiratded with the'Prftes.. At sit &emir:the, Company rep.frestio a splendid banquet laid in the two spaelous saloons; the tablet were tastefully and sump tuousitornanietited, and loaded:with the choicest elands, with a profusion of excellent wines. "After the'repast the noble guests re paired to the:ball-room, lobed dancing commenced, and conti ued until - nearly one o'clock.—The Company consisted ul two hundred persons of distinction. GOLFING. . • The Malarolf fife Kinesbarns Golfing = Society was plerst for ova Csosho:Lloit so Saturday the itti fastest, and pitied by Xlr- Jo's*, WOW:1(41a former' holder) at 79 evokes. .Notwitbdandi . g the day was unfavourable tor this kind pit sport, yet the plaf:w.mi respectable, .sod tise.oartest both close and hers, seiteral..of the competitors being, whit% a very few"etrultes of• Mr. Wilvon; and Mr. Lindsey of Illfatlialiten bring equal with him at the termisia• riot of the first *sr, idolised these tyro to go over the course a second time, abet' Mt: Whoa sass la only an setae fora dish his amagonht... , • Coates, tho•Redatliso, yesterday at six &clock. accomplished 84$ miles alleadoosis tesli.of rowing arse thessanCsailes in one thousaad suceesslee Mors. ' He appears much distressed, and feels great welikueiiiirhisVseeftmul loinsriletting is 2 to l awl. 7 to 4 against hist& 59 34 - • ••. iI ~~„ ... Accounts - lave been received-direct frosts Constanti n, ple to'thsflOthOlt. The prisegeot.ifteDArdatielles e ntianed free to the flags r f al/ natirytt. - . Tbe following .are authentit detaliCriflative to the sh;p Ricuickososqlrain 'Colombo, *1 wssAiosilitriteafuring the xak .on the 9th inst. and in which Sir liwasot , L.ows-vias pastenger., • Her warrverr.webiable, l e ng composed of einnamcni role!, and pepper, nos( of which was insured. The - •Aiee.ntltr aerg su r nbore on the 9th, at af e Coal "H poi& Point, three miles bkbsw Gravesend. and . from t., tng a itar p, iat ely gave way :from the tiardle-s ortbk groand„aud tell on .her side. .Such 'rapist iitalivli tte tltit i(grkat ti. or the.gonds were ob igedlo bet thrtiugh doles mule in her stfes., Ink ktilT ii alt piecent 18 feet under water, and continues s!`rtriitg. 'hr is .conjectured that era ly the , vibolkoftei ealgo'irili-lie . got out, although the•situa tkia df 'lenders- it difficolt to work her. 'Sir HUDSON I.olVit landed in the Downs. .The other pas sengers, among whom was Mr. CARRINGTON, the Trea surer at Colon.bo,'w ere exposed to imminent danger from the flowing of the tide through the ship, on the Son Jay morning following, the water pouring over the bodies of son e • f the children as they !ay in the cabin. SALISBURY, Aucaust 19. Ott Fr rival commenced this evening with a vniveel• tamale Concert at the Assembly Rooms. The attendance as immerous. Indeed for the last two days the nighhourbood has her ) ti Cocking into our city, and there is every prospect of the meeting proving highly buccesafill, not only to the charity huh to ttoripirsted eittreptenur. Mr.. COATS. The principal vocalists are ravori, his CASADORI, and Memos. E. TAYLOR and licouisa. Madame Ckiaoom appeared itr fine voice, and executed. ". riaiSr," in a most stienttk !limner; BRAHASI4 whose ppseers s ens reshot to Pain than to iintiniih by time, delighted his lamers tv the Scene from Qberow. In _fact the whole Concert sermeit to give tiniver..al satisfaction ; and, judging by the encores which Ilene thr..towea un Mummies and CA RADORI'II Scenas and Miss PATIOS 'S rsyuisitetf Iliad • , './ock o Haziedean," it-appeared that the . 4 ,comb cold of sweet' soulicif " was preferred to the " airy dance; "WA wall to follow ihr Concert.• We bad almost omitted to name imon- Lse's Violencello Concerto, which, though last, was clot least In our estimation. , • '+'. •'{ . BRIGHTON, 'LW 19. • • • • ill ICC The favourable changeln the weather has prodgfed a most est f AO: dinary and, gratifying alteration ; in 4he appearance of this place and of its inhabitants. Tlyet weeks of almost incessant taro had spread an Mr of gloom over the countenances both of the itisitort,Rnd t he town', people, which was most distressingly sw um in a place tbe business of which is pleasure. The Adis and *Mks were of course deserted—the . Pier walitbaildoned—and the poor bathing women •were 0014 ; 'but now all is again life and gaiety, and every body seems determined to obtain compensatiOn foe a long and most ilksome confinement. The number 4 f pa.sengets by the steam beiat!t us Dieppe have not lothet to been so numerous a, they tircete last year, hut they are visibly increasing. ..•., Mr. Stctetary PEEL atteruled Divine Service onSint: day at the oleo Cll el dedicated to St. Andrew. Lard and Lady CHURCHILL have left ui for Richmond Park. Sir (3. Witerritat.t. has taken possession of a house to Cannon, place; Lady A. &Luta, a mansion in Bedford-square; and Culoasel and Mrs. Paso. in Regency•square. Lord Kenyon. Lord and lasly - Waunuanaw, and the Hon. Mr. How are remaining with us. • Ike Rada Cirtena.van is returned to Steamer Park. FASHION, FELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. . Doke of • Newcastle and family, in Portman-square, on Thauday evening, from Clumber, from whence they proceed to Ramegatit ; Lord Churchill, in Hanover-square • Counte.. St. Antos* in Hanover-square, from Wimbledon ; E arl and Countess Ondow, and Lady Augustus Onslow, at the St. George's Hotel, Alhemarle-street, from their seat ' Clandon, near Guildford ; Sir Joh* Broughton, Bast. at Long's Hotel, la Clifford street • Capt. mit Mn Edwards, in Manchester-equsre. r fam Path ; N. Blacker, Req. at the Brunswick Hotel. Jermyn-street, from Ireland ; Al. (hunt, Esq. at ditto, from Scotland ; Major Dalrymple, in Gros esdotuatreet. from Chehenhani; and Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, in Orchard•tereet, from Norfolk ; Major and Mrs. Allen. in Brook swot, from the Nethorktods • Mr. and Mrs. Everett, to Albemarle duet, from Florence; Admiral Lord Hotham, in Davies wee; Berkeley-scum; the Rev. Mr. Bulko sod Miss Bulks, at Mar shal Thompson's Hotel,: Carendish-sqUare ; Mrs. and Miss crco,. mei and hibe Blake, at the Bernie. Hotel, Bemers-street, from Tunbridge Wells; Mrs. and Mies Harvey, at ditto, from Tun: bridge Wells; Grego Reede, Ea* and fetidly: at &if..ll:pal Brigham.; Onmod Banbury. Rig, and-the Rev. Attjuir High,kol. at ditto, from idly one,. Heikki Grange Porky cogskamh Bar- mad Carter, Est at ditto, from a tour. • CHANGES. Thellbettit Surrey, for Worksop Mawr. in Nottinghamshire Prince and Princess Lleven, front Ashbarabant How. Dover same % fee ; Viscount Melbourne, freeshisisouse.White hall, for his-seat, *rocket Hail, Rana.; Rev. Mr. sad Mrs. Hawes, tees Siewebester.eguare, &uttering/me; th e Itarkassd Countess of Cambs. trews the hrenswick Motel, for 'reboil; Mr. sod Mr& hem ditto, lof Scotland; Capt. indi Mes. Parrish, from ditto, be. Sidi; W.&ewart, and Miss Strwait, fr emilittojog. the Geodesist; Col. sod Mrs. i ll, for iternissar ; Mrs. and. 'His liar. ta i l a r ki e,..kons Tunbridge W e. toEdgistow; Lett.-Gen. Sir Butane tar Osiordshire; Malor Francis lidgaraor Dublin; Mr. mid Mrs. Donglas,tor Phogbanmilace, Itanisgate; „Major Came.' pen, for Hyde; Mr. and Mrs.Weibere Ninon, for Lymillogis,' ,in Dessetsidre ; Mrs. and Miss Brydgea, for Harrowiste; Weida. Beg, Air Ms met, ficanuteo Hal. Yorkshire; Weds I Theelwid, Est from Part•strert, Grosveser-square, tea W' leglotem is Ireland ; WatmoSslydt,Req. sod Mrs. Warseti - syth, , from Marshal Thomperra'a Hotel; Charles C. Velem, i tA. and I Miss Welk, from ditto, for ratambegtoo - -lobi • ;frost ditto; Hon. Mrs. law, from dine; Feint* Garin; si% heat . ditto; William Thornton. Nat from ditto; Sunni Gist. Itstind William Gist, Rsq. front ditto • Reverwed Bill Betide, e p hoot ditto ; H. It lark, Esq. from dine ; the Reo, Jahn Lewis, and the Misses Lewis, from the throws Hotel, far their seat, Milton Priory, near Bristol ; Mn Toni and Family, from ditto; foe Margate ; Colonel, Mrs. and Miss White from Wanett's Motel, likient-street fur the Comment ; Cavan and Mrs. I. Illooley. foss ditto, for. Hemline ; General Braley. hem the Lerishin.liktek, Albemarle-street for Faris; J. Demurs - . Ist heel illteW, for s • Bright' ;C. Cartwri g ht, Itai. from the Albany, fir hit Orther's teat in Nuithasaptenshire. His Royal Highness tlT. l!°lll 7lke Sussex astAthe Doke of Divoesinse, honoured the performanato on dinpiolla tipetallesse with their presence last night. I This day his Fara:enemy the Prince PoLlalliAdt*lme.. acted basisese with. the Bad of Assanzzai, et the ramiwiAkeras in Dowobeetreet. . Thee were a great number of the Portuguisetbn stitationst Refugees es 'Change yesterday afterosew, bai t s pee.. boo of those whit* arrived in the Portuguese poleedaje reins! Aqui ISO came ever to this country. The appearance it Olkir Ile . *pies es 'Change excited some attention, sod they bad the kirpear. once of ono of respectability. •" • 'is reported at the Court of Rio Janeiro, thastioona MARIA DA GLORIA, the young Q.leen of PORTUGAL, shall come to Eon pe as soon as possible, accompanied by the Marquis of BARSACtIIA ; and that her 'Royal • 'Highoesi pr• teed unnsediatyly to -Vieona—her august Father having determined to place lter -under the tutelage and protection ot the .Emperor of AUSTRIA, her grandfather. Lord ASOLIRRY experiences a cordial reception front ' all elands of the Irish, u hetever be appears. He mingles in a social and unaffected manner with the Geutlesuen of the country, and is treated by theta like a member of their own community. Individuals and bodies. of all colours, hoes the Catholic to the Presbyterians, take pleasure in manifesting the confidence with which the hunk and manly bearing of the LORD Lrnvraxawr has inspirrd them. The peasants of Tipperary—the bOldest and most lawless in tie kingdom—unyoke theborses fiom his unguarded carriage. and thaw the brave sol dier in loyal triumph through their towns. . ItastsuaTE, AUG. 19.—We have heard of no material damage among the shipping, of which there was a large • assemblage in - the Downs, during the late gales. One ar,srl,iorrign built. wai.soos-in. Ow early part of laat %seek off Dover,. running before the mud, mitts her mizen and lore t gone, and some appreheasioas Wets comitained for her safety. Two boats sent out from that port to her as. istance. and followed her round the back of the sand. They succeeded in reaching her. and carried her into Margate harbour. where she sow lies under repair. She is a Danish vessel in ballast, homeward bound Trotu Haste. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MAIMS Aswßb Tau Day.---Dubitsl—Watetford 1..411115te Flandets 1. BLOCKADE OF MADEIRA. (CoPy.) Foreign Dace, August 18. Gsirmaisp—Td reply to your letter of the 15th instant, inquir ing whether, during'the blockade of Funchal, a vessel bound front ;this esuntry to the Bahamas might touch at an • other part of Ma. 'dein, for-the purpose of landing passengers, without intringing the blockade? I am directed by the Karl of Aberdeen to acquaint you, tilt his Alajeray's Gore amen' do not consider, according to the intorMainm which they have received, t.:at the blockade eztendi further than the port of Funchal. • 1 am, Grntkalen, Your most oh.dient bumble servant, (`ivied) DUNGLAS. !Weirs. D. and A. Wilkinson, St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill. - , The Peace, Tmoorsott. from Madeira. 'which place she left as tht 23d July. h.:s arrived in the Rivet. 1114 4 11tflt ship Me dina arrived at Madeira nit the 12th, from Lisbon. Tbe privateer, or pirates which captured the Cambria. from Li verpool to the . Riser Plate, reported that she bad liken five ether v,sseb. vtz.—twd Britiqh, one Dutch, one American. and one French, potions to the Both ultimo. LP/Barons, AURUST 19. Arrived the Hebe, 'Num, Frain Archangel; Atlas, --, from Wyburs ; and Salado, Ammon, frau Miramicht. . _ ..... Gctsoove Auouter 19.—Arrived the Catharine, ()gunner, from Jamaica; S peedy. Leer, from Ttinidad ; Retrench,Cooraa, from Charleston ; Corsair, NPAt.rns, Ariads, APCoav, a. 4 Elizabeth, CHARLTON. from Quebec. DIAL, Auo. 20. Wurd W.S. W. to S. W.—Arrived th . 'Elisabeth, CoLuss. from New South Wales: Postrotorivo, Ammar 20. Wind &W.—Salled the Amity trans port, for Deptford. FALMOUTH. Atomise 15 —Wind variable.—Off port the Baroness Keith, Ware. trom St. Übe's ; Fonseca. from Ja maica ; and Ann and Mary, PLuum a, from Demerara. PLYMOUTH. Auctra IS —The Goldfinch packet brig, Lieutenant WALKII, came up t,om Falmouth .I.st evening, to he newly cop peraL The Basilisk cutter, 10. Lieutenaut J. Connate, arriied hat night from the squadron of &Illy, which 'be left at five o'clock on Friday evening. having carri,tl away her topmast; and the Procris. 10, lion. Captain Watawneave, front Sheerness, on her way to Cork. ily the Basilisk, intelligence has been brought that in consequence of the Prince Basest having had her litifirom eleasted_in Torbay. she has recently beaten the Britannia, both large tad on a bowline, though hopes are entertained that by ve storiog tbeatowage of one of the holds of the latter,vebich Was altered In Twiny, she will recover the lose superiotity. The •Ittfa- Wan daps are still - beritybut nu germane base been received here of the Admiral.. The Commodore ship Caw Constantine, TA, Cansmodore BUCTAIECTT. was this day towed Into Bantam, for the purpose of getting out her mainmast, damaged in the late gales off Scilly. When the Fir-arms and Galatea, 'Mikis arrieed yea. terday, left Lisbon, the ways destined fisr Madeira were expected to sail twat day. Three Beasilian itigates.were-expcoted to Walt ' ale Lisbon; every chills than was quiet hut the prisonacentinse to fill with Constitutkotaliits. • The SetAntall writ'is issued for the election• of a Member to serve fer the beroUgh of Tutee, whirls Mr..o*Cotreitt. has declared his determahriee to open at theensuingeleedon,whick is Sled for the 46th instant.. The following are the other boroughs of lreiand which are placed W circumstances similar to those of Tralse; Belfast. Armagh. Carlow, Kiwis, Bandon, Kinsik, Bank.. Wen, Porlarlirigtem, Sligo, Cashel, Dungannon, Athletic,' Mew itos% Wexford. • His Majesty Lawis King of BAVARIA has 'mini lismidureernted to the Piedieollotanical Society of Lando*, of in ,di is b Meatier, a Collet:Om et NW 690 dried Plants, in ' to his apd the nalebboarioe Dominions, arranged accord ing to the SlateralligettwabyPniewsse Muscles, of Munich, whose travels ia Brasile at the/suppose et the/ate King of &wou have added greatriches ferrety l etawnt of Natural Sciences. The colours of the Specimens have been perfettly preserved by the peen- Bar mods ottrying team adopted by the Learned Botanist. The effects of Cal Bain J. B. Bart.Lts were lately bran* to the Mauna , at Hastings, when a very lively competition cosh One fee menpof the lees, and they consequently fetched good prices. Hiseekbrated Black these was knocked dews to Mr. C. • Wiuene, istvhe Ship Hotel. Dover. • The new smfroveateat err the fashionable Four in Hands, r 3 la mail week which has been limg talked of, WA& embibited oss.Tuesday for the first time. It is the invention of a Gerisan artist, and the carriage suns upon tkreis wheels only.. After making a ditour around the west end of thetivon, on its retain to Greet Queen street, Lincoln's Inn fields, it upset, and the co.chman WAS much hurt. The non de script has two wheels in f, oat and one behind'. • PreViously to a masquerade given at the King's Theatre. in the year 1796. his present . MAJZSTII, then Prince of Wales, was so etriossir indisposed as to re• quire the attendance of Dr. RIT noun, who, upon being asked whether the Royal patient.might with safety ven ture to the Opera House, gave his decided negutive. The Prince was dissatisfied witk the Doctor's mandate, and at the same time assured him no ezetton on his pa t . would he requisite, as he intended going in a Domino. The inexorable Doctor, still persisting in his opinion, added, that he ovoid not answer for the con sequence of such imprudence—it might occasion his R iyal Highness's death. Upon which the Prince im mediately said—" Bead stint illi quo moriunter in Domstio." An accident which had very nearly been attended with most Miens consequences, occurred about eight o'clock last night, near the New Church in the Strand. A mail cam. Oven. at a must furious rate by, a couple of-fellows, came in contact w th a slight chaise. cart belonging to Mr. Bailey. of Castle-street, Finsbury, and by the force of the concussion the shalts were snap pod asst der; the horse took fright and ran down We Samba wish great speed, and a young man wow was mu the cart was thrown out, and received most &vett, injusies. S , iite measures should be taken to put a stop to the furious driving of these men. In the most i nblic thoroughfare of the inirtel.pnlia, they urge their horsei ors the top of their speed, wholly regardless of the injury they may occasion toia tenger' or - propetty. The horse was'stopped hem Eaetei 'Ch.toge. • ATTAINTED YEEkIiGEK - OF SCOTLAND. The restoration of the attained Sc(itch families has formed the subject of conversation among the Grandee, f the north, bver iinCe the coronation of his present Haistatr, in 1821. when an attetript Was made totting ,the matter under the consideration of his Majesty's Go-, verament. Althimigh the repeated rebellions of 1715 aid 1745 40'01444141*d against the Royal Hanoverian line, the illustrious Members of it have shown welt magnanimity first in resuming the better part of the for feited estate! to theSeotthlielinqueats,and afterwards re moving the *minders of several of the,tities. At pre. .ent we sill simply content ourselves With bringing to vietv the number of peerages:already restored, and those trh - o are gill alibiing under the attainder% 1715. Bites of • 4 44. c i •-• • - • • * Family Peerages. • • Th ies. • Names. 1063. Earl of - Msr,..,to heirs.general .. . Erskine.t 1050 F.arl Mari.chalt, &c. to heirs mite • Keith. 1640 Fad of Nithadale, fcc.'to heirs Mae . NaiwelL 11100 Earl of Whiten, &e. te•beite male *bate • 1110VIer • • • . • • Scion. . 11 0 0 - Sad of Linlithgow„ Sec to heirs male . , Liviorwo. ylos Earl of Perth, /cc. to belts male what. • meter ' . . • . Drummond. '7640 Earl of Segall. bk. toVirs male • . Mackenzie. '1635 ' Karl of fistutheelyao belts male . Ounegy. 1699 Bal4 oink% to beta- male . . Ogilvieet 1.639 Earl of Comositi,,ret heirs nals . Dalzeltt 1640 Earl eL Paintiure, to heirs male . . Maul,. 1653 - Viseenst &aware, to heirs male what - ',never . ; • • . . . Gordon.t 1651 Yiscouot , ,Kiagsaaa, to heirs male . &ton. 1661 Viscount Kdryds, to heirs male . . Livinguone. 1607 Lord Burkiilsoo heirs general . . Balfour. Poo Lard' tiiihn,:to Mdrs maid . . • Sutherland-1- 1745. 1641 Earl of Kilmarnock, to.beiss mak what. • server . . . . Boyd. 1703 Rad of Creamily. to heirs male . . Mackenzie: 1666 Viscount Stiatliallad, to heirs male . Drunsmoad.t 1451 Lord - Leoat, a heirslnakt . . , Frazer. 1603 Lard Balmetinoch, to heirs male . Elphinatme. 1631 Lord Ndru t to heirs general • . 1633 Lied Phalli°, to heks male - whatsoever Forbes. '1633 • Earl of Uremia, &c. to heirs general . Wemyss. AU-those marodthaee been:restored, and amount to eight Peer— agesOikof 24, Whig in the proportion of three to one. • . . Yisterday nocining,. *hen the servants of Mr. BID- . &Agit, Crosslqtrow, W•lworth; got up, they were alarmed at finding that the house had been, entered during the night by some thieves, and a considerable . gumitity of plate and other property 'mien. As soon as thei t ervants vent into the kit, hen, they be! cid,. to thel• niilhtlristontsbineur, the'. loth laid ou the table, •evei al ' child ranged round n, an:if irnislieJ with all.therequi sit; appertenaoces.t btial y t epa.t, every . thing oi dm esf **at mock regulatit, as if the chiet-sutlei of Ph stook . W,bimaelf done the needfill. Such a ticklesi -eCurity 4ia the tbieies that after partaking hf ad stsctllesltsUpper.ni Mr.trosietiti's cold beef and otbiti' 4ivbefr hoot the larder. thiy emptied several bottles'of Tha whole entertMliment taut havedecupied considerable portion , of time. . • • . ' Dos:ay.—Friday evening, as' the 1411140naer1 . y . •, was coming to Dublin, about two rtii es beyond S.lntih, ha progress was stopped by a.catt, the driret of which, carnet Fagan; refused to make way. An alteicatioo: mined Fagan whipped his bioradiross the road several times; and the cart coming in contact with the coach. one of the lamps was broken. The 'guards alighted, and seized on the horse, which they left at the police station at Santry. 'One of the . policeimAmed Fanning. took the horse, in order to' leave it in the pound.— On his way thither, at the corner of the Cooloch-road. he was met by Fagan, who attempted - to take the hors, 'from him. They had a . ;eagle for some time, when .even persons came up, who took the part of Fagan.— The police were alatnied by the noise., and a Vany. of them hastened to ihi . sisot, when a gentral ro.. to ok plates during which , it,is stated. two of the polite weer knocked down, on whiclethey fired amongat the pet,.plr. A man named Wade was badly wounded in the t .112, and Another pelsOu'intne.beel. Fagan was talu:n into custody, and has-been lodged in N vrgate d Wade !t•LD conve)ed to the : Meath 'lldspi at, where he remains i 30,.: 'dangerous state. The,olpoto is the substance of Metre.- 'Fort of this unfortunite incurs - race given Ili the.t.o4ol - total . * the atair trill a - Wargo inverogation. • 0 ' , . CORN REPORT FROM DANZIC. • " DA/121C. AUGUST s.—We have had a great deal of hulloes, since, and even some days befire the arrival of the two London malls of.2lst and 25th ult; Nearly 5,000 lasts' of high mixed, mixed, and red-mixed wheat are said to have changed hands. The London letters of 55th had arrived by Paulette about furry. eight hours previous to the arrival of the regular man vie Ham burgh. The prices allowed are—a small lot extra fine white wheat. 3751. .large quantities of tolerably good high-mixed, 350 f, to 317 if. bi.e. heavy r nrixed a . 330 f. to 3451. and good red-mixed, 300 f. to .5101. These transactions took place on Ist and 2d iiist ind hayiag, itime then, had a few dry and fine days, the market w.ls Inf. to . ' I sf. lower today, and we sold a parcel of 130 lasts extra hoe white wheat at36of.' The weather has since hero again very showery. .In rye pocking dotng ; . a Jtrr lass are uff:ring at 1701. to 17a— Tlke rtvervriae have ceased altogether, and. we . think we , ;rt brit ly calculate our disposable docks of wheat in granary as teduce.l to, t 4,000 iasts.''-e:/lnie .1/r isis. • •• • , • . •