Star. — London, England, 1815-12-30 00:00:00

• • ligol by pfyied sentinieufg, fillalio : f the tardi‘ies which it afforaiiiiid. tranqiiillic ) . midi th , ; I:ing orrc:l, that Mtf hvever mly L, it,.. apparel/a of - 1 11 he ilivr.cJi.lloy aissaived, itit4. the c•rgntli.t.uiun a .au °Lula. Ind alt root ity, iook to toL ex:CUtlipony i •, re perion - . alreaiy tcn ring, or di;roe,l robe go, au they wilt bec your it.o,o c they walk:cool:. 17 you will. immediately dr iy iit.need Ag4ing them *tit 1:.: (t. your mr3lM tonforro atid to rer.lrs me precis.: J :J dot tespeot. ; receive that tt.e It Math. of 1' here, CotAit de MoNtrt.IVAW.T." tit s;tting i I 1; t• c. , •t:Jttnned,—lst, Ctaries (!. .k voc:ile, to one year's int. and Rye years' su. "!.1 H;e: Catherita• :r and a tin,: of . 5(1 • .L-1.,4!: , ,7 .•; Teti: etiCip_ s. • .•n•0n... , 411mit, and .a hue of raCA . 1.. Nove:nbe:, divributed and • .I( t uaui lel NAlo. • NDRI4f7B.. • •• 1•.%141, , , Die. 49. ',t 111.0r1 led you 4.; 01 . I now r.q•ite to you . • T. ':°.e! :es (in Monclitylit;L ; c•!o ( . 7 .sicnre, because I 9! A 4::, Who wc: - e pteser,t. : • Air,. , n IJIt trAncactine. T ' goinA to twAss, nn •.• ~. tr tit great stilircst• i • :!.7,•1.11V1 which he vai , ,,es L ,•,.• :. !;,•_. ).Teel. At this 1711 • TncpirtlinA. plestrarA .. A w.“ um du:y at t .• • Tacy wet* preveilted. . b), th: gentirmaal ; I iidyr L. t? d, 6 but my (Irdvrs a C., or said that 1, d and it is impossi- * 4 • , • :ben call out one :-• the • i kii, rk,.d at the doer, ;Ina came (Ht. g Can 1 not gn q. 1..1.1..1. •It is impossible,' replied, v 71 know air) ?' said the -• .I..L:r to know you very well, i; g.irde corps, • but I also si r.ierittect tt - eater at this door +al r nE o t,)ok the Officer aside, and. Le' corver be, this Office:, r ' t into the hall. Tile ()dicer, w' • 1 , ..tt the Marechal in die ,! !..- Adjoining room ; and while he' . rr.. •,.Lrned to be something in agi- d l):licer Caine back, he ad. :•1 oho was Marmon:, is inyosi!de for you to re • e.• 1.- ....riers it) tura me mu . • riti '. Lot remain." Tellf Leen trilered to , ,-.1! repiicd the Ofikurs t v.;it tt. 5.11y.' 4 Then,' said 1, .1 -.• • M. , re.:;lal, you have 11-. t (!• nirquis de B.le t t - •:r oh and the usual • 1 ' their way to then/ • • c:,&”e with Marrnort, ands t., now rushed fatscard,4,7 ,•- falling at his ferret:, , Sirs.' The King,/ But after looking verym: : he said to Mad:tale La- , :is r.. Won, m'aurois ; • • J,:sl.• r wire ,f„ yfuf avtAst flirt te n;i7n, cvnin: Rol." hi •• . If,: spared rills painful scelraf: rur iurband, you have dorigit.l • Jo mine, as a King? ! e,I himeit, and passed ono. *.! J. Madame LIIVAIPtte theat' I D'Angoulerae so in• r•!-..‘ by the potency of her feelings , •!or;: - , acid was can ied out of tneit rt this s cene had such an eic:Ci D'Angoolerne that she was ill ea: tv.-.1 !mars, and did hpt retovede r s-me t!tne. r min', M.O mont and some ether O act scale business with the King, .ire?: rJe Royal. Previous to this hi hAtift explaining chi moti v e s . furti , • he did not think hiraselde to Live the life of L2Vidette, Ai IiCA ,r!iiddea. During the arungement. • ne, while the miser Marechaux vrerer g 1.-. notice of any thing ; bat retiring, he called Marmont Mavectial, 6 have you deigned Vi took the liberty of addressing 1 6 I have, Marechal,' replicd ,lied you back to tell you so ne‘u , .; r have to mention the subject :rf .• ~ ~. I ' affair, EXcept that the Marquis di ,ted, for admitting Marrnont, and the Marmont's bteaking his word wltki !el. Lavatette was certainly ordred Thursday. On the Wednesday, Jr custo m, madame Laea lesse canto Kk, to dine with her husband Al? r t 'tighter and governed with he,r.; chair, and was wall'vcrispited UPI 0 state of Wilds, • • ' ichtir was' ormseitt, bit 1401 1 1 to within ooe rcers,oilftlit tift4r " i6ned. 4104111011111pratlf• •r; , • , . vat ry Wks* i UV* . , asteibeeleadileti wadi endseiernesse nd got Into the emir to go Wee,' irhile again •alked by hex side.. leollatmer had the ehairtesehed .ie street, than it stopped' bysthe side of a carriage, Shen some site got into it, and it drove oil Wry faq, .hik the chair was carried another way. Ar chi; lomint the Concierge went into Lavalette's room, -sd distibvered his wife insteadof the prisoner. The lartn'was given, and some gen d'armes pursued the cartage. But upon stopping it, they werc much sur i:,ed and disappointed, waen on opening the door .3 , found only the child. The,sedan ctiair was also :.pped very soon on the Pont Nent, but then there is no one in it; so that, lor the present at lea,t, he , s ecapi'd his punishment." FROM ANOTHER eoßßEspoNorwr. pAus. DEctusii 22. " N. de Lavalette, after bring carried throng!: ver.al streets in a chair, found two faithful friends Acing for him with a postilion and horses. supposed belong to the post, yoked to one of those grated ,rriages which are used in the conveyance of state ,sinters, and which are true moving dungeons. c..ompanied by his two friends, become Bens. armee, in order to serve him the better, be rook tie ad of the Chateau de Ham : it is thought that he 11 not be tempted to stop there, and 014 t he will .togs his co.tch for another more convenient. The 'tint Lavalette has been six months in pri s on, and days under sentence of con:Jere:Litton. • Durrag the whale el the night butore and yester .7, every search was made in P 4 .115 for NI. de La. &tette, but in vain. S ime persons pretend that at e time of his evasion he s-3 oft in a carriage belong. to the Ambassador of Bavaria. Couriers have en dispatched on all the roads, and during the whole yesterday morning 'al:graphs were employed in ving orders on the diferent points. It is g-nerally •lievcd that all this is done marly to induce die rub. 7 to believe that hia escape has not been f.ivoured. " It is said that on an order of the Minister of Po. :r, Camb Ketch (ex.Prioce Arcli.Chancellm) was :eitipted to be arrested iii his own horse. and that f.xhibited Russian IrtlCT:i of naturalizstian, which eV e.)ted the order from being carried into execution .st day an order VAS communicated to him to quit ..ris and rrance. r.nd lie then strewed his nomination k.c•l‘iseV.)r of tlie Russian Embassy ir! Paris. Oni I.urnals have often spoken of the arrest of tUt'l gi C13(1:d-but this does nut correspond at all ti, *.he accounts of persons who pretend to be writ tormed..suld who antionnte his iiffiV3l •it UrAZI4 as • :1 as that of General Lefeire Desnouettts. " Yesterday et scandalous scene took place at the laraber ..f Deputies, which completely disclosed • , Au: icy of tie intcutiu is of *eyelet 1)e oars.-- use Gentlemen %ere assembl:d in the Salle des , nfetences when the Minister. entered. ,Scarcely d M. de Richelieu and M. de Vankilanc made their 1 , Ala ice, whim sosetal vLices call( d out—' A has Nlionari s ! They are trattots, thq have procuren - escape of LeJvalette ; they ou_tht in tb::ir tutu to brought to trial es guiiry of high treason.' la T. toe Ministers wished to speak, it ssas impossible them to meke thern.elv.s heard. The Lato.ur =ayes the Hyde de Ncurillc's and their attiteieuts, 1 ' l ' 4 ag" l 441661441,04c#45441.4 like naaJt k ieu or cao .o4Lii T4a Aii.4s..aataalovio.4 the i Wien 4 4 Mar 41. 4.. .t h awing; their esample was t. 11 nwed by the Depu s et a peaceahee disposition ; and the pure remained deliberate on the manner of ultruarly denouncing, e Ministersfor having favoured the escape of M. de ' Avalette. 4. It is not yet kno•an ...•11 it will be the result ef his • •eir, which has in vain been attempted to te kept rrl the knoissiedg,e of the pnblic. Noilang o. L... ltain, however, than the participa6On of Vie ''.4:l - la the. evasion of M. Lavalette. I. is believed . ~ same persons in consequeoce of its politton, while appears certain, from ctiquettion.ible aattnnity, !at he t escaped with titt• r.ne.iias which Lis v. ife and ieo4s alone furnished lom. Madame Lavalette has :en made a ptisoaer in loran. " The Letter pretenweJ to have been vriitten h) a Aing of Bavaria is said to contain the following ntence s—' I cannot Look the ide i that a niati .nneeted with my family by the ties of bl..ind, cold terminate his life on it scaffold ; M. de Lava te is a near relation of a Prince whqm I esteem it hOnour , to have fur a son-in-14w, Prince .Eugene, e GrarreArsisse of my engirt.' " The Duchess d'Angeoleme resisted all the in .cessiens made to her in favour tit M. de Lavalette. was-in vain observed to her that on the day of the i of September, it was he who, at ihe hazard nihis le, saved Madame tie Courgelle (Goverocius of the luchess). She was deaf to all entreaties---her con !ant answer was..-' I do not meddle with politics.' 'mild to GOD that each was the case !! !" . , " Pam, :ALIN an 24. " Wenn you that, the Police yesterday seized le Cpids &emit of iiisTrial of Marcia! Mg, and is, of COUnts adds to the interest of the work. 61 Marshal Ouditrot, in his quality of Cososnandak . : the bletiouel guard, conceived himself bound to dams ii harangue to the King on the occasion of the cape. of M. de Lavalette. The Marshal in, this es indulged himself in the most violent decla . ,- . against the Ministers personally, and again , ' 1 ii Musty in general. He admits this circum =co* that it was the Ministers who faviinfed,the cape of:14. de Lavalette, and on account of tliii i 'cot he stanched the. whole, operations of the Go. .:r umeut. • - " 'lids es-servant of Bonaparte shores the opinion • those p Repasts who see no means of a.fety for ance hot covering her with scaffolds, and he even tat the length of telling the King that if he per. arc' in continuing his confidence to the men typo at resent enjoy it, lie would be in danger of losing his, 'prone. As this scene was prepared before timid, ale was taken to introduce into the Cabinet of the r..ing persons well schooled, courtiers of the Count l'Ai Lois, who applauded the counsels of the Mars,hscl. 114 scene, which did not produce on the mind of the ring all the effect which was anticipated, was only he prelude of what took place yesterday in the Chain. er of Deputies. , " 'They are in inch's-age at the escape of M. de 1 .avaletio, that his friends are made the victims 4 it. "esterdag them was twined out of olio four *ads, , 1 Division di the *Nokia' s*** er . P9Osse l hek rinse was dialog ihsiriog been foratatt 4.liaited 1 4. 1 . . • si• its 4ggie weertoriss thin K. de' tioreirt`te... after . 1 .'i4int 6**i/reboil. *Eat ii hit Irliefaiii VI the rbilettoS itor TWA the a. be lot • into s a ieleigia: whit& iondoeted him to dm Rae Ottest;Abittelit% whine he *as left. ial..de Lavaithe entered d know which the driver of the cabriolet could not ii4lentei. he then dreswil himself in the mitosis of an. English Noma. He mounted on horseback, and Went to the , lidinier de Clichy, where he found 4 detachment of English Hussars (.1 friends dressed in that uniform) with whom he set out from Parisi 44 Two days ago there Was brought before a Cora. missAry of Police a man of the lower orders, accused of having uttered &editions language. A weans, who deposed against him, related that he said. I love neither the Hog nor the Sheep I I love eel, the L A lni): , • Very well, (said the Conwhivary) I see ,int'iiiiq reprehensible in this, every one has his taste: w h (replied the woman) are yoi - then thA: Among the lower orders the Hog (Cacho') -111v.ills the King, the Sheep_(livaisa) the Duke de Bern, and the Lamb the Xing of Rome r After this explanation, it is said, the man was committed. It is ailedged that the ultra royalist party wish to give the place of Minister of Police to_ M. Hyde de Neuville. And that of Cade do &ea= to the Limon Seg flier." THE EVENING STALL LONDON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 50, lel& rgier. OF S POCKS THIS DAY AT 'I WILVII O'CLOCK. Reduced .511 , 1i-•-Caaa. too. abut—far opg. 610 4 per Cent. 7 41-3 per Crat. shot—Mods la. 3s. Own. l i kr.--.110. pay. 141 pr.—Szch. Ms it. do. pal. We have endeavoured, in our column of this day, to lay before our Readers an intelligible abstrut of the French Budget. The whole amount is only 800 milli His of franks (about SS millions staling), a trifle when compared with the espcnces which have been home by this country, in consequence of the bang and arduous struggle which has jest been brought to a conclusion. • ii , tcr an unaccountable delay ihe Government has begun to take measures to put down the Ultra•ltoyaiist A ,soci itions in the South of France—the fomenters of persecution. A cite ular from the Prefect of I' [sere, calls upon the Mayor;to dissolve these aisociations withuu: delay, and Millie au immediate report, in urder that those individuals who refuse to obey the orders to this effect, and who will then b..: considered as faction.; persons, may be proceedvi against with the just se verity of Ow I.4w.—Thse circular alludes to the %uts • thiussed use nude of the Krivies name in focusing those assiciations.— 4he puite d'ANuoth.sua can perii.ps explain by whom. We shall believe that the irench Government is in earnest when we see it vi ( !owous rele.iaares to bring the murderers w justice—to tspuse and punish the instigators and ac .Locuplices, wi.oever they may be. 'The blood of the, siiin victims stili calls toe justice, nor can all the newer of the B:tt.llll,oigs st qr.+, not the character of the present ega who call persuade hettisel +vs, c.r would persuade others, that those who . nave pei;.hed untitled for political not for religious Los is to add calumny and falsehood to aiurdei ; uut it will not hide the blood. Reasonable :tr~►t::yur.cr legal proofs; and will equally dep►und ►t,r murders ixrpettawki on/sot:4(ol4s CO II apiri• rrat New 'York Papers reachesi us this morning, to the D.ccln'oer, add chtir contents are by a* maw. UI/1:1 ::I~~llllg. Tin. mist important ankle of intelligence us an account, believed to be authentic, of the sinking of Stairs Brig, l'Espervier, by a British. !•, ou her passage home from the Mediterranean, in consequence of Feinting to. give a proper account of herself. The intelligence in question WAS rsceived at New York by way of Savinsuah, and caused consi derable alit 'Lion in that city. Accounts to the B.b oh November bad readied New Y.irk from N►a►gara, by which it appears that much ill.blood bad heen :hewn between the Arneri— clans at Fort George, and the British stationed on the opposite side of the water, in consequence of the British guard, whilst exercising, having directed their pieces towards Fort George, and thereby endangering the lives of the Americans. After a correspondence of some length upon the subject, the B.itislr Commandant politely proposed ta inveitigate the matter s and promised to resent a recurrence ui suck transactions in future ; meanwhile he Attributed all that had happeeid to accident. .'rue nest articles 'of impostance are letters from Dsicas utt to the Islinister of the King of N ARIAS, to. getber with his enswcr. The following are copies : " To 1,6 the Marauls Cereallo, Secreary of irate and Niuttstc: et tb.tiin Attirs to bis Majesty th• King of Nat icr. . •• L. S. SliiP NAJLSS, SUPT. IN S' itoilutti to Worm your Excellency, that in my lace cegona.tnoir "mils the Iftsisaw ut Tripes I demanded and obtame , l the release of elk* Neapelitaa captives, subjecta of Ms Mbjest) the King of • wo aiCiiit:T• These 1 have leaded Alws.las. It ended, tue great pieasom to have bad 1c la my ',ewer, by chi, sued service, to evince to IthrMajeety tbestOte ' ful wive enter-41ms! by my Goverasmat ot tAe ski formerly rendered in us by his Majesty, Midas uar war with Tripolio— With great re‘pvct sad CLltilikaliti o l l , 1 have the Mow to by 1 oar iLscellesicy% most obedieut servant, (Apt cl) N eilitsitti amearva." • " manes, stirassaak 1 . 11. ' 61 ...klairing Jag before MO rmy maw, dim pmpie which yuir have dirs.comt roe; doted the sib Wt. is will& yes were pleased to acquaint dose, Wt, Is yew last mesesimisti with the Ilry of TrlpOlf, yes Sid fresaftem the riven el AO , gray, Sight sallies* Pi 'Asko y, ',Asia yea herr Ws set" eia l i aim at Messina j bWMuj.sii!las ardlorell of this ream firwher:ll6ll, riairesialso, Teo low its ail ifiletl NO %Haft eieleakidlith 5101 ; x ijoilsdi • 1 seidelt , ties a* wills AVIS Isis 11.451 Co. yeriassat daring She ins i‘ieh t 44 N . to doll 4 myself thi Omen of sentlasont 4 nip Zing.. itsd eV twilit* Ton, ht We name, ibit dui brave Alipleirea nation wet oliivitis Cad th his Majesty's poets she beta Mt; you !iiis ioirtie Hai assoLosoes oi n. moat dis timgotehip, nessWinkiad.; (stiped) itargals CiscoLte, Secs Lary costae.. sod eitini.ter of Foreign Attain." To thafiethre Deemer Commander of the tiquittred.of the Uokeithates of Amerie.i." Late accounts from Port.Su.Prinee rate, that in the gale of the tEith October. the whole of ChriSiop!le'. aqtiadtaa of ships of war was driven on share at Cape Nichols Mole. Most of tte houses at Jeremie were unroofid. The Americans continue to congratulate them selves on their astonishing increase of commerce. ,z•.s 2 J•• . 11111111 J wi,IVIA tt. of tt.e I , re.. It math. 'I.: of 1' Isere, •• Mosraystmt" • tit iirst iiistintr, sitting its I • Ctarles tl k J vi'cAle, to one year's int- ! f it tr.4lses, and Rye years' hu- "!. Catheritre •.• ,r-, to and a tin. of 54 t • / 8.).1te.111K, tetii ed esp. s •• • 71iiris. , 411,..iit, and I hue of re() . 1.• Novettilse:, distributed and • th•,i uatne a Napo. • 1.41')1t.14f7E.. ,t l'irsiby I iii:ovited you i.."` . I now r.q.ite to you .• 7'. :es tin Monday e•!i•F,Jettre, becans• I .1 law:, who we e. present. • .!I.lrc .31 the transactioe. • Kinr•.; goinA to mass, nn •.• tr •in the great stairest.e • ,„ which he vA , ,,es ~...,. At this ••;•, • otoornin A , ple.yent.ei% • : . w.i•• was us du:y at Toe, wetepreveuted. . the gentleman ; I !Lae • ti d, 6 hut my o r d er , • • • C., ••. :..,Ar Oilicai, stid this 1 • ;; ; ani it is impossi- .•• •• •,- • •PT ~V then call out one • :•• 1 , 3 the J kit rk,',l at the door, p.nct came nit. g Can 1 not gn • It is impossible,' sepliedi • ✓ knotv am said the •• .I..L:r to know you very well, i; t: corps, • but I alscr ls r•-ai tritted tu eater at this door sal lot o took the Officer aside, and. Le ' corver lb, Office:, t into the hall. Tile ()dicer, sr)so • a 1' sr; 1 , ..tt the Marechal in the Adjoining room ; an-I while he' rr. •!.i.rr.ed to be scsmething in agi- d ():liter Caine back, he ad. uho was Marmon:, I; layosihle for you to re- • ..••• .1.- •..-rJers VP tura use out ?' t . • rot t Lot rema:n." Tell/ j•Lti Leen t-tiered to •-.1! repiicd in t ••••; , s t,, 5•11y.' 4 Then,' said •, -.• you hive rr-c (!• , .i.? ;..= Marquis de B-a t t - !is 01. Li I 1.3 r • aid the usnal • 1 ' all their way to then/ . • • c.ii,,e with Marrnortt, ands . • 0., now rushed fotward,4,7 t • -•- falling at his ferret-, , Sirs.' The King,/ i ; •• But after looking veryrn: : he said to Madame La- ; 11 1. 111,..arne, Won, m'aurois ; • • a.:s:.•r tvi e v ,trt,WV avtAs! flirt le mien, cvnin: Rol." hi . If,: spared %Isis painful scelraf: :•-e rur iurband, you have doorie.Ll • •..s.t•-, Jo mutt, as a King? •e,I himself, and passed ono. J. Madame LllVAlette theat. l c I)l,:hesS D'Angoulerne to in- r•!'..' by the potency of her feelings , Id was can ted out of the it r. rt this scene had such an effe:let • I.)'. l .ngoolerne that she was ill ea: tv.-.1 !touts, and did bpt rettovede r s••rnt.- time. Hair ; M.O mont and some other Ofrtos. act scfne business with tist rde Royal. Previous to this he hAtift czplaining time motiv es. furti • he did not think h i mself r to Live the life of LaVitlette, as IVA teilddea. During the arrangement. .nd while the ou,er Marechaux were, thing ; g t0•,:: I.-. notice of any retiring, he called Martnont but- Marecir‘i, 6 have you deigned ti took the liberty of addressing _IV 6 I have, Marechal,' replicd Vas Led you back to KR you so ne‘ta , .; cr have to mention the subject ;.(1' is afrair, except that the /*fugal! dl; ted, for admitting Marroont, and trib Marnannt's breaking his %for d 11°1 . el. Lavatette was certainly ardrea._ Thursday. On the WednesdAY•!!!! custom, Madame Lavalstee ca sltrr_ k, to dine with her husband ; shsi ughter and governvi.--1 eith cr.; UP. uhf chair, and was wo.yoipted .0 state of haldas t y wall e t chair was intrinitiletVl! O eg t o within we rcitnetol .st • 4. The iiistittla Or . • BRIGHTON, DLCEMBER 29. The Archdukes JOAN and Lows, who arrived here oo Tuesday, lett she Pavilion this morning about ten Minutes before nine o'clock, fin- Arundel Castle, ac companied in their travelling barouche by Sir W. Coxintr.rs. They were followed in another carriage by Count 3. JULIAN. and Count NIMMAW ; and the whole pattx returned to the Palace at lour o'clock in the aftet'hoon. E4rl Bangui:sr and Lord Stosiot; fit took their deptt ure for Lon.ien, at ten o'clock this womb. Li.r t a.blimvires.x k expected to arrive io time to iliac wttb the Royal Party at the Palace thin evening. where covers Mfg laid for thirty-five. T H.E AR Arr. Toesdayi the 2Gth inct tm. the 5.1 d Reginient marched tato Sheerness GArris n, wl , ere they hre to be quartered bw the present. Previ to th;s ltegi. ment's departure iron& the Army in tie lowing Order was issued by M-tj r G:meral Sir M. POWER, K.C.B. the General Otii:er comm the Brigade cher belonged t in the Gth Divis:ou Infantry: (BRIGAOV. ORI) R ) " tat December. IR? 5 " The 3fd Reethent will march to-mot raw a: the Commanding Oche. r m.ty think proper. agr.c-Asly t.t tae route forwarded he the Qins!ter•Master•General • 6. MajOr.Utiter4l Sir OA Nit Towne 114 Jai rY that the re duced utandarrs of the 32.1 Itygini4tit, in sousequercc of their rel iant exertions In the rver.stiensurAde battle) of Lore liras and Wards*. on the 16th and itith of June, prevent their re. nuitting under hr, command in this country. they catty with , 11011 the proud recollection cat the fame acquired lay their deter. ;Lined galsainry on those days, us well as on seir,rat emulous in (Ise L'ut:usular War. (Mtlitii) " W. L. V4'eup, M. 11." It is the Irish hl.iit;a, we now hear, with which Government is so much irerpiried at present. To distl:►od se.ii a t,•LJy of formed soldiers in that cow►- ay, at this num:oil, without having Is prospect of supp Lit ling tin-m :-lees by honest industry, or to con tinua Lbia force on the War Establisharent in ;Wilt. Line to tlit‘ regular troops, thereby increasing the se• eeee pressure of c.ixstion, Are questions of polrzy in solidus much diificiilly under toe existing Circule .stances of the kingdom. Chu Cjaristm A s•clay the Non-commissioned Officers and li4AdhelonginA to . die Scoff of the Sec. ad East Ai ll ithrgetr i wi;rl.. -iiiii Fr ritllies, - s vi"ereL :via i)!ett• teonsly entertained by their Officers, with a dinner ot substanniai old English beet and pudding, with wiiich.l end a plentiful supply of brown stout, titer spent the evening in unrestrained mirth and festivity. R AlesGATe, DIICIIMOVO 29.—.. Sailed yesterday for Caials the Venus, fratolgar, and Samuel transports,' to bring hone troops. Arrived, early this morning, the lirancy.llisbella, and Bets,:y Dover freight-vesscis, .from Calais, with about 400 of the 41tt Regiment : they have been landed, and naairched on to Sand-1 Sikh : their ulterior destinations is Ireland. The above vessels auempted to land the troops yesterday at Dover ; but the ilsr, which so dreadfully annoys' that herb= when the wind is Ibis way, rendered it impracticable..-The Britannia and Fanny transports still reinain in theharbour, with upwards nt Vt )0 ot thV Si Garrison Bituliun on board, bound to Ireland. Thv serer are obliged to be k:pt on ship-board, wait ing a change of wud, as the barracks here have been lately given tip. It is particularly unfortunate at this these, as they would have proved of the greatest utility me the I tiiiing of troops bent from France; Cll/11 in nr/s:. ittsiattces, tor Avant of au accommotia aor. of this sot, the p‘h.r le;iows, upon o imog o n shore, wet and fadowd, have ti.sen eamipilltd at once to enter upon a march fur quartets ni Wine at the neighbouring towns. A corporal and private of the Nova Scotia Regi ment were shot fur deertion, eau the Point, at the Wind•mills, Jamaica, in October last. On Friday, the Rik instant, the Honourable AR CHIBALD Faults; cd . Lovat, .Colonel-Commandant lithe first Rirgiateot of Inverness-shire Local Mr lido, SONS time British Consul at Algiers, and after. sea* Member of Parliament for the county of fetuses, died, at his seat et Beaufort Castle, is the Aird, sear Inverness, in the -Sikh year of his age. He its married.to JAM; Only sister of lilt WILLIAM F Bars:lste ot Ray Lodge, in the County of M Es sex,, Whom he bad five tons, all of whom pre.de a . malt. His eldest sou, who' possessed distin guided abilities, sat in the first .Imperial ?arliantent of the-Visited Kingdoms; be will also Colonel of the •Fraser Fencibles for a series of years, and wait on servile; with them to Ireland, where he fell into a consoMption, from tati;ue, and died at Lisbon, wlii. thee he had gout for the benefit of his hea3th, in the zitlof April. liiO3. The disconsolatu widow and still survives, to lament the loss of all her ti. • I taily..laversess Journal. it I The Duke of YORK was preit'lit at Covent Gander. irlatetre e on the first night of the new Pantomime. Ppwatda of one hundred workmen have been dis charged at Arundel Castle, in consequence ut the dish of the late Duke of Nonvout. Aseording to annual custom, upw.trds of BOO' Children, 'lterated at ttr: bole expense ot Earl Guts- Vision. Partook of an excellent dinner (Old English lam ~rhea and plum-pudding) on Christmas-day. fillortsse.-:-Wedoesd,ty morning a .fiite deer w o w, turned out at Eghans soon atter ten o'clock, fur a dire Soot of she Royal Stag Hounds, which au: 4C MI MO inneintiMion nonteroub way:Liege ot Gentle- Amp %Mmes. The *sport 'was most excellent, :201.the remerkitble farousahlo 'mate of the v tlitfiett bitiat vats Hitt of Afic ground. ww;‘, • A ~.81.4YAL INTBLLXJINCS. ' PALL& • gift. DUI. aka. moil. Dublin , . - 1 0 Cad's.. r 0 (I Wa4srler4 .. - 0 a Malta . . ... • 0 Gewsuser!ura Jorsey 0 1 Hantbureti .- 0 * liaband - - 0 1 . P•loJerl . . . 0 0 Frans - - U .. I N. York • - 0 0 FAI.IIC'tT'H, DitEhr3F.Ti 07. .Sailed tin 6,).:cdy i ..,k istc. ( ...,,ipt,ilin CANTer• With Mails for 11.;•10 , n and the 141 a ids; Psin:e '..! uget.t. C.tpta'n NVIIII rEi 'Or !1..r,V 3 ; I . 3iidbe'b• C.13/Lill Cu 3KIJIFY, i 3 6.. Ki b., AV4-11 ll !ton, Captiin %Va.- Ltniii., lor li rmuila.--W I d N. l't)k I'SNIOUTti, oFeI:MBLR V.. ArtiVrti Inc C. y .0 Elinhurg,:, 1).):1+:,11. from G1iat.1.11,314r. P,ss .1 by thr G Grn. , 9., I.:‘:aat - , isoin the 1)ovios. 8,411... t ole• Vr;-: , s ,r. f.l , ;Dp, D.; J 0:..:., to: Arr.stetdatn.---Wilt,t V.S.‘ W. DI:AI., Di Cr. , 1EV.1 7 t!q. _.. . - - Came tlown trim Cite- Oi.. Wiixt-; UN, t‘ir Ind 4 ; Caba t, Fit it for t, Put b.:1; this u:nriing, by c , wz4ty wind, t%e itaas, tor J Inn..;(n.-1A1•It I-; IS mi jStt r , .~ It AkISCATE, 1)1..CT '4I3EP. The r. bet I: rd wti r ( Bltn' niastr.r, s.ilcd this tide- for C I lig : trT tr-op , t i!in itntlerttentiorted vessels Aa-vod tiPT VICIM TCOMN. Ir..m Loitt,:n to S.. Kitts, lost anchor and calitet M .ria 1...0 sa, t Cadiz ; an.! (ham i• ofn Lund ti I.ir rb sloop, trout 1 - I.lvv: di; Grace, with .1 .:Art• U at tobacen, is still ashmc at the h mit nt the Lai He.id: the carve, which is now prevy well all g..t o'. t, has bmti un..ier I last ii•g':t tot Os. te t p4, tlsr !.n . 1 pact:et, with pus , ngv.s and otitis.— Win.l W.:i. W. I.FI I iI, 1)1 , .4 sr Ws7..lt 44. The brit! S.Hithesk, YrT,Ot r iTeri if,) 1 r Newrastle, f-rc.".l itito liitts ht Fines, g'it sho; , .: this rni)itimit I e c t'le 03.6e1t w;ttre .he runsios fast, iiLely to tu: • total LIVERPOOL, IWCE.MI4ER te. • • The Wt,li ins ii.w.irt. Fistiga, from this port for Jwiiica, arrived At Luc]) Ryan 24,01 h.stant. The "Crident. RZA, for New York. that was on shore At JAC kgnn's Dam, is got cf after discharging the greeer part of her cargo, and gone into dock. The Thomas, CHERRY. bout New Orleans tor Liverpool. sailed 10th October, and from the Belise Sin November. The Pidly sailed tor Liverpool from the Betise on Sikh Oztober ; ill the Gulf of Mexico the 'Tomas saw a ship which he supposed to be the The Indian. BALL/ Alain', was to sail for Liverpool from New Orleans in about thr.e weeks. - • Admiral Lord Extiourn. in ti,e 9S guis, buy n . :move.4l his st uiun from off MAr.eilles to The Ccers, FlAttl.Eft. from Newcastle w J.initriek, w 44 co.tia, WAS lost in Maroay. near Limerick, oil tit:.23,1 460.4 w—crew saved. Tuebd.,y evening if the latter hc,at belonging t..) Lattill!u..rd F. ,7t ►w•.ts returning iron► thence, .%ne was uric( in a squad. and toir men were drowned ; rstlicer very nmrowly esc.pe J r.hatit.p: the sante :Mill • I YestadAy a Court 4 . Directoss wars held et the EAst-India I louse, when the under-nitrtinned Cap. tans tvere ~w.,rn into the c•artm Ind of their rPspective ..... _ _ _ ships. viz. Cant tin J. CtSAVELL, C.:Uwe/int a and CtotAin T. LYS V. .1k W 0 ,4 ; .tor S. and enin.a.—The un4er.moviouva CennrAnJers tonk their final leave of the Cow t, prevetes uo tl :parting fir their respective deailiat ens. vii. Captain Tugs. eater, Co; ; and Cate.tin Celt-awns, Lord Lynetfock ; far Sc 9-1 as a n d Chile.. We are lappy to tied, that the ..c(c) lets received from China by the Vs'elroge.nt. of so Lee a date as July 8, ate very satisfacta,ry. It stet! s, that th: mea. tures adopted by the Corepaily's set vistas las. year, and in the early part n this, have been-attended with the hest tifects, ani that the Chin, sI. Government has rehriaitulied all idea of impo leg ail new her theirs IA restrictions on the toreign trade. Mr. Ea reteetose, Sir C. STAID:I,Is, and the other Gentle .n ut the factory aeCanton, were in consequence on the rtiost triendly footing with the Chinese iian- Ja inset the period of the Wellington's departure. Yesterday mnrning, at 'Wiliest eleven o'clock, the remains of Di. VINCENT, the Dean of WestMiu. stet, were inteared in a private manner in a small chapel adjoining Poet's Cranes-. at the back of 1)ItY• Does nesnutestrit• His two 50416 attended AS chief mourners; Mr. GMtvons, a relation by marriage; the medical Gentknien who attended the deceased, &c. The funeral service was performed by. the Rev. Dr. lietutien, the Sts¢nean, who, we understand, is to be promoted to the Deanery. This will make a vacant stall in that Cathedral, which is to be given to the Rev. biro Wagon% the Chaplain to the House et Commons.. Tie new Dean is to resign his living of Croydon, and to have one in Ozfordsbire, said to be attached to the Deanery. A few days since Mr. RoacaT Heosoe, •NI. B. many years Senior Member act his Majesty's Chapel Royal and St. Paul's Cathedral, died at his home ia Eton, near Windsor, in the Stith year of his age. He was a Vicar Choral of St. Paul's Cathedral sixty years, and a Gentleman of the Chapel Royal near the same time, snore than half of whie:a period he has been. excused from personal attendance. iu cons. • quence of being father of that makilislimeot. His :.-. Irwin; were yesterday interred in St. Pauli Cathedral. About eight o'clock yesterday morning, thebode of a male child, apparently about a mouth or bit 'weeks oId,•WAS Sou n d in the Ale.' et one et the hawser near Qsborne's Hotel, in Ad_ara-sheet, Adelpiii ; it was tied up in an old coarse apron, and had inaey nvoks and bruises on various Nits of its•bady. Tenrsday eveaing, about eight n'clock, a fete fe male infant, about a feitteght old, was last asleep, tied up in a market basket, civet . ..llly wrapped op in new flannel, ly're , at the door in Write Hart-yard, Li-mil-lane. B.iXINU.—A fight took place yesterday in Hart. is "Fields, near the Uileidge.roati, Letween a man nary rd Crockey. and Robinsoe, 81.e.k. Sliett n : te d Caleb Baldwin, seconded the Blae4 ; and .le!,rs And Lee, .Crockey. There was. •I; t n.,hr for an hear atrial a halt, during e Wen repeatedly made and broke groupe of spectators. At length apd the Black wardeciated the v' ftem G and 7 to 4 on the Black. some Usti o,hkiii; which, bcvzsar rtvgt ten', Ai the irnOiler di Crc:.key, fLaNit Batips was • . • . .