Star. — London, England, 1828-02-01 00:00:00

btwa-LANk tukAfitL Wit. night a new Puce, called Its? /haul d Inn, was prtxitsted 4 this 'Meats*. It is a piece likely to anskbbr the Oriso* for which it witi evident ), bt'lutht wan.ely, to d i splay the powersof Mr. Liston, • r.i .MaestawA. and Mr. JONI& The plot is err/ simple.—C a ptain Lebow (Mn Jugs), who is ab Olket of Durmast is going to Mat hi• stkiresseb tM the ilslashrer of Sir 'ibml4ll probe (Hr. *. Basinger); but f.arful of being emoted, the Captain changes diem with his orderly, Corporal Tiut INT• mid seeds. blot to deliver his u*s letter of lotto- Judos to Sir 'llthskyn, while the Captain proceeds in the tialutted inn in the disguise of a Corporal. 'here the landlord and Lad: lady are frightened every night by a rattle; of chains, which is in reality caused by the Waiter (Mr. Linea), who wish es to induce them toles,. the hue that be may become its master and also the husband of Jenny, ( Mrs. Osage) the landlady's niece. However, the supposed Corporal is asked to paw the night at the lan, and to guard the family from the supposed evil spirit • and to carry this ' into elect his supper is laid for him on the ILstling.pisee of the tetairs, where be swats the shield of the Gloss; sad as soon this clock strikes twelve. the waiter (Tommy Tadpole) comes to tit bed-room door, dressed iu a sheet, with a heavy chain dragging SrO him, and by means of a 'walks trumpet be informs the Mpg., that be is the ghost of Jerry Abershaw, who was banged is amiss; however, the supposed Corporal, knewlag who it is, takes that alegper cloth , and holding it before him, places Minna oh a shall, an as to appear a ghost of vast stature, and thus frightens be waiter's ghost, whom he treats with a sound caning. This was mee of the most successful wanes of the piece, and - Mr. Lesion and 1k Joan played it in the happiest manner. In the second act the seal Corporal (Mr. Marone') is discovered at SirTosnlivis house,, Mitre be is taken for Isis muster; his modesty and his corporal 011‘111bers. &e. cause some very good equivoque; at last lie gets laillusitrd fur his master, and whets in cubtody, he pretends to sell Ills ditches he *eats. as the weans of giving his toastsr back his 'ldress to appear before the object of his attentions, and in the sequel all is cleared up and the piece conclude:. In a :tent of a breaktast at Sir Tooptimes, Mr. MA- Tamura dicplayed a vat deal of humour, and early in :he piece hr sung an excellent comic 'mtg. Srime judi cious tuttailtment is necessary, but *e have no doubt that this tires will be a layoutite. liOtlie was crowded to excess in every put. 'THE BATTLE OF NAVARIN. ii:.: TRASICOS oat , ITZR, APTARATUIN" Crown the howl—be he a knave Who thinks not to his country's boast; Nurs'4 in plots, the courtier-slave Well may sicken at the toast. lie the laurels ever green, Thu were won at Navarin ! Let him rail 'eainst ruddy wine Who fears poison in the draft, Let tiler in our joy repine Who would with our foes have laugled ! nere's to the Chief! Here's to his men! Who ware their country inthek hearts ; . And. if Mier, cry again, &in may- Britons act their parts! The volley pour—the fiery show's., That, falling, turns to blood : While ages crowd into an hour, Death mocks where thousands stood! My be where pride is tint, • Scorn on boasters in their fall Be their names a curse—a blot— Who are deaf to Slavery's call? litres the league of Navarin— The Eagle, Lily, and the Cross; Here's to Iltitain—Oceasi's Queen-- Ben% to Mercy, chaining Force! Freely let the goblet flow! Freely bled the banded brave! Free are they whose Sovereigns know When to strike, and when to save ! The wile, Si. Vincent's, Trafalgar, Speak of Voiles that have been ; Hefei to irktory's•new.horn star, Ilsre's to those of N.xv Ado ! • COURT CIRCULAR: , The Duke sod Dudes.* of CLAII VIC* visited the Duchess of Kass and the Priacess Sonna, at :heir apartnteuts In the King's Palace, Kensington., yesterday. Prince I.eurn.o paista vi.it to tbeDuke and Duchess of Ct.a BUMS yls itcom rday, r: t their ILliellntft in die Admintity; and Mr. Secretary Peet. had interviews yea r ; terdayNeisik the Dolts oi Viractiterow. ...o . , , par.ast as Goan Ili hasbeen confined to his house in nlngenn• street, for some days past, 011114 In to ailliction of the eyes. Earl Savointer, the Keil of AIIIRDERII, Lord Flt.snaoaocum,aod TfocOunt Pimisiitaina, visited Earl Demey yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Viscount Maars‘Le transacted Moine*, with Mr. Secretary Pam. yesterday at the Male Mee. Prime Haresasasr, the -Austrian Ambassador, Prince Lines the nussilt) Ambassador, and M. ROTN, the French Charge des MUNN hadconteretwes with Esti Dinner, at the Foreign Dace, Downing-street, yesterday. - The l o oms Coaxesu.oa visited the Ltd of Et.nom on Wednesday oseeoieg, ar hie residence in listuilton-place. The interview lasted near kal( an hour. Mr. litanies kit . town ow Wednesday night fur his seat at Montreal _ _ _ The Ihrhe a Ws:Amato* transacted business with Lord Panther isseaseergierday.,at the Office of the Commander in Chid, a HUM Gaye. . , -;VASIiIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. • Lady Loa& in Montagu-square, from her seat in Hamel Mr. pad Mrs. Liuletoto, at their house in Grosvenor-place. from *sat asst. Vidde.ley, Staffairtisitire ; the Earl of Westmorland, at Ins Imam Geosvenor-square. from his scat in Nortitaniptisnsbire; UM Nugent. in from his seat, Lillrys,Bucks ; Lord and Day &esti*, at sink house in Chares-street Berkeley•square. front their seat, Dragoon; Lord Lilford, at hi s Posse in Groan.. tair•place, tr , intltie seat in Northamptonshire; Levi Wallsonsect„ at Gould • Hotel, Jertnymstreet, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Mackay, and Miss Murray, at Reed's . Hotel, Lower Grosvensmatrert, from their seat near LeAtiterkeasi ; Ur. Ramey at ditto, from Lincolnshire ; Manske &seeking, Le Segment GlhL 'twister, M . Smith and Kaulltniab. at the lietinswick Hotel Jarmo-street, from the Uraails; J. W. Stewart. Ewa. at these from Sunning Dale. • DEPARTURES. %Wham Wyndham, Nag. front Jordan', Hotel. St: Jaiiieei4uset, for his seat near Salisbury; Sir William Itumbold. port. and Soo, from the St. George's Hotel. Albemarle street, for Paris; Captain Austin, from the British Hotel. Jerntyn-street, foe Brisiwides Mr. awl Mrs. Nickell, from Brooks net, for their mat its Norfolk. ARRIVALS AT BATH. Lord sod Lady Asbrown. Hon. IC. Rawasboamn, Hon. V. Kona and Fondly, Hem Mrs. Portman, Sir J. and Lady Omar, Geo. Milne ; Colonels Ssnoh, O'Neil, Morgan Crowdin ; Colonels W DosgalkLeity ; Captains lyre. Fryer', lialsol„ Haynes. Kw, froyee, Watkins; Captain and airs. &Vag.; Dr. and Mr/. *sly, Dr. Patio, Mom Dr. Hay, Roo. Mr. mid Mrs. Ckarnhorlairi, &bars, Samiaros ; Roy. Mores. Thompson, Morrell; Hayes, Ds Mows% Matthews, Roberts, Werner, Williams, Local, and Family; Mr. sod Mrs. &an, Shama, Walker, Atkinson, pockford, Boss. Wawa. Baker Cott, Gut, oks, Asti- Fondly* Crseiser. Pod. Have. b;. AititIVALS AT CHgLTENHAM .llloo..illsostsi di liaacsiera. 'Lady Orptiss..fir Missed isitsley sad. Lady Pkillr ip siotttostant-Gerrersi Pracky. ALP. Cam,Y. Mt -F. Derkeky. RN. Captain AN. Clads Lamm, R.N. CipoMei Thompson, Lliptale !spans inionss. Captain A. H. Yitirati Caron :Dour, and Mai. Slid* Mr. MA Derintes..dr. and Wattle*, and Ws. Clatabers, Mr. had bits..lisalsy; be. Acs ' tirlt .1 iV► Awe« . G . • The fOilu*ing itestilaSto:han lytja iosuaitlay .tilto *Militar tea y at War . : ' • Wit Oa ' r aten4 22, I . " In pergeratire at th e iilttea tarmlthituls,Clettthilikattal tii Its by Ma:Manful/4 of Lawgivers, I hate ghat 241411124d5t Itt acquaiat. Mt Yoh. th.e.t bia .Alaiellty has heals graiguirsq.pteased es Areal th a retired alkow..nce Ut agree dulling , ' ad.. 7 dirould be llngthltd t o slog Adjuvants, and of übe and a d 4 tin the horJoa Marbra the (14. 1 .4 of Yetregatirli;hrhireeleteices have bulb lately direotithiued, yeuvided stink Jadrithats•ond IkrjeantiM4o" have served as such In the Yemenite"- riliirrears. " These allowances are In ailpplttaex from the eipiratiOn of the • at months for which an aileaheeut pay has been Made ; but will i.O be tenable *ith ahy other itair.payb or military alidwante, or with Clithea pensibh.-14 have, am.' • (Signed) "PA L3B ItSlO " To -r—r- tewianry Cavalry." EAST LOTHIAN YEOSIANEY CAVALRY. Thursday last, being one of the days fixed for the Fourth 'hoop delivering up their arms, above forty of tie Membets dined together at Dimbar, Captain James ilutteze., of Thurston, in the Chair, supported by Roast, Har, of Spdtt, Esq. cocivener of the county, their former Conimanaer. The usual toasts being evils, the Captain stated the disappoiutineut and regret which be felt, that his Majesty's Govermatentalmuld hate thought proper to Ms petite with their military servlceW, and begged to return his warmest thanks for the kind support and attention which be had shifty' received from the troop. While be admired the matey of his Ma jesty's Ministers to make retrenchments in every department of the State, he could not see that the saving created by the dismissal of tie Yeomanry force Was deny consideration, when they kept intim the good which that force had on m oceasnies done to the coun try. In particular the service rendered by them is 111111-t-40, should not be forgotten. In that winter the East Lothian, along with other corps, skewed tbentselv.s able and willing to afford their country protection, hi the most desirable manner—anticip ating mischief by p ptitude, and preventing the evil be fore it caste to a bead. Without the as,i-tAnce.t4 the Yeomanty at that time, who assenibkd with an alacrity almost Incredible, it might have been difficult fur the the small military force then in Scotland to have suppressed to dangerous an as.ociation as Radicalism was forming. No available force, he th intained, could be kept up at so small an expense, and there was lime in which so meth 4 - pendetwe could be placed, berauiw the property of every waiter depended upon .the pre.ervation of thc country. A Yeoman's *attires were, perhaps. not the least valuable when he was showiest a good ctatiiple at home, ar.d keeping his eyes upon those who might be inclined to be troublesome, but who were deterred by the knowledge that a toter was at band ready at a moment, warning to re-ist and punish their attempts, and in lull knowledge of their in tentions. lie :till believci that the Y. umanry would ere loos be re.enthodied,aod he heteture era-ted that every member oldie 451.. , • troop would locative' his . teginientals, and not allow bit charger . to dwindle into a pmt. y. but would be.ready and wiling to take the field, so .0401 as his Kt vices might be requiseiL also addressed the Ale. tine, and begged to express his entire approlhitiou of what hsd been std ably stated by their WOltity Captain. Ile (Mr. 11,y) had served with the nom from its formation—now more than tweitty.four years ago, eml be could assure them that he would ewer maintain that their sin.duct bad, on all occasions, been suck as to do the gre.test credit to themselves, to their officers, and to their country, and was an honour to the county to which they belonged. • - • • These addresses were received with the greatest enthusiasm, and a motion was immediately adopted, that the muster rots ottbo troop should be kept up, and an offer of their iwrvicts, without pay, should be made to the Secretary of State through the proper channel. The Captain was requested to' arry the motion Into elect; and the nrin-commissioned officers expressed their readiness to obtain the consent of the absentees. Alter many eeccUent and appropriate toasts from the chair, the party separated, but not without unanimously resolving to hold an annual niceties, to keep alive that spirit of loyalty and patrioti.ns which have so long dwelt in the breastist every member of tkc troop.—Eslinitersti . Etiesdaa'Cemmost. DOl4 Mloll£th ~: -~i.-: .4 •••• rLy*qt.tril., JAN Thurs Jay, in compliment to the PRINCE*, all .tly troops in purism) paraded on the Hoe, and were re- viewed is the presence of Us Royal. Highnesi,...ho at the close expressed himself in the warmest terra: of ad miration, at the soldierlike appearance at the men, and the excellent style in is hick they went through the several movements. His it .yal Highness was dresskil.in the Portuguese military uniform, and wore several order.. In the evening his Royal Highness dined with !Maki: General Sir John Cameron (Lieut. Governer) at tne Citadel, where be Was received with the same honours as on the former occasion. - ,• . _ Friday the PaiNct paid a_ visit of inspection to ti e Victualling Office, and in the evening his Royid High ness dined with the Earl Northesk at Mount Misr.. • Saturday, his Royal Highness attended by.kissuite,' rode out on hoe seb..ck, and visited Mount Edgcumbe, where equipage and attendants were ready to convey his Royal Hi i. -„lniess, to all parts of that beaut:fui demesne. Going and returning his Royal. Highness w. a saluted by the forts and shipping. His Royal Highness eatettained a select pasty at dinner at the Royal Hotel. In the treeing, his R -yal Highness honoured the Theatre ith his pre ence. • Sunday, the Prince attended livileSeitice on board the Portuguese frigate iu the Sound. lie went >re turned privately, and was of course aut.iatuteil: ROyal Higbee 's diced' in Pintal. at the antra .110 tel• o.i Monday evening a spletund ban iota. tippet Viliff given at the Royal 11041, to upward cktbrie hundred, of the Nubility and Gentry , thitt . istighbonrhood.. Owing - Is the eespectOg.ibi embarketion of hie Royal Highness,, the notice orifie ball was ea ceedingly short. The invisatiotts weri chiefly issued. through ..he • Earl Northesk . and Sir .1; Cameron , who had each one bundled and fift y c ards to distribute Silica as thi notice was, the entertainments provided for the guests were of the mist superior order. *iiie incessaat and indefatigable . ..ea too.of Mr. Habit, the. King's Page, overcame all difficulties, and the ball and supper room Mete laid out is well as if a loanight*: Some had been 'given. ' The ball. toom was mucti ani `ponied by "the nitrOductAin of additional lights at, each side. At the head of the r OOlll there Were two traisparenties nee repres a lag the Deltislißtnarti l , with the issitiods Ga . k. and the orlier'the POittignese with the *tie s I. D. N. toi the • ftilant Don gliklit'l. Between tbesC uetriparttaties was sus pended the Portuipai itas,itst '. • At the end of the &pm were hung t • .lisitlshand Palletise. e Standards, The entrance hail and passages were taste fUlly decorated with evergreens. Thesupper table erki Ibtlielard room, for one !twirls - id persons, a shies v late being placed tor each. In the cersite was a splenific epergne and stand. About ten' u'iltioilt• the company began to ass -rabble. and slimily afieieirds dancing commenced. The Prince joined' in the dance, and cereal to enjoy, the scene very much; At twelve o'clock tea was provided is the lower icions,.and after• wards daneing was resisiizeit and cciatinued until afte. one o'clock, when supper was announced. The . Prince led in the Marchioness Palmella, and the guests Itillossed. The supper table contained every luxury of she season, and Champagne and Burgundy were fut• anticd in abuidence. Atter supper, dancing was re• b urned, and 'the company did not t ntitely separate until nearly 'three o*Clock. 'Tuesday and Wedneidat. Don 'Miguel visited the . Several.places worthy of notice in the town and icier. , bourhood. Each of these days his Royal Highaels dined is private at the Royal Hotel. Monday Don Magner' carriage's were. (hipped 0. board the itthilee transport, and hin Royal Higbee , is espCetal to embark to.ines row,: if din wind. be fa vourable. • The Earl of Ethtelicorr on Teeedekgsve a dhow to pewit toe viols and chlildren,at his staged/sew ass Petworth. ney itned - ke Has. riots ache* is tha! teem ; and a dew' will of t b4l l ,l lB .ftjPkjehedehlp hi a hwdayerto the wale lakahllaali *ache tars. itmejavrflahir ass given & m edals Far the entsto , mews.** palate thiircli, the waiks have already commented t. • • ."'.. . - NAV4-11 , 114.1 . .104tki. _ ... . • ....:- .. jibe Otp'het* ilist*ki. 44 risitllfrASlP•o4ol. l " * I wrecked on the l .• iii•ls Hutt, 11l the- Ifitteeßinto..MlAPlljlti. ikttiher s.thr hike and '144 &Ow cue* UltraftS. • , l e .• life Midi*. -(routs Parnmniniea, • wee tateli w.v.' - - 1....,, , cruising irorweeti Ceuta and akratatis 1014,1 1 •14.ilf &ISt 'fibs% . The ssi•ltikent, Toniiinme. fAnn Sirsieuheinto Bilitlei. _ 'irliella bt *ore yededay Malang. and suppd-esi td.fiztninelniltaill &IMAM' ao damage. • VW., .littus NT M.-is-Wind S.IV. by 5.:.-Ahtini ill i at. fire s = today guns stake fi red fr.nno . die Th 4heflsitti; lit cbrobekirkce 'of ha: springing a %oak, and she was reported tsilwifi great libraga. This. however, proved fiat to be the fa; Mshe *wirer lit' the Deal liaati Which had ladothed Were di . wd)ritts, and aunt were i Ahmed to go alongside. This dieseling eihentereinturn confusion, and by the Widths,* of the satyrs' . and troop!. the leak *as very soodgot soder; and the sbip paceetArd dd numbing, with a Rise breeze at S.W. for the !heel. • " Wbe.. n the;Tbesam Canal. fit,ita- on the Kona, in conga; far the Dawns, died& haat •40.4 low* by three feet than k hada* far a eineidenble tint. The outerard-hoirid remain. - 0 T' lkinisaloatil..liarestr 31.4.-iVisid A.Y4-4triveit itii Majesty'l ship Ada, Alblan, aai tiatt u fruss Makit Faitssotrni, Janno air 3b.= Wind S.& W.= Arrived from London the General Harris, SrAirrois, far St. Helena, &nisi, and Cldisa i• and Kingfisher patine, from Vera Crui.-.ailed IVS Decembers and front Havaisbail on the tuck. PO:back, theßetiting, Parts. son, for Bombay. • TIMM Tilt s fLrimilt%ll 30611.3 1 / 1 1., 31131. tb. , Orders eons dawn oil Sunday to complete bis'Afajesti'a shift* Ocean and Windsor Cattle for tea with tie kreitest apedidans and far their Inwer.deek gone so be %side& . 0* Tuesday ester 1 fat landing the guns of the Ocean Was enutsterrisaded; 1 what bat transpired on the °dation, we hire every reversals, stir pose the ulterior destinatiiin of dielatter ship ispi Ile the Meader& roman station, prebabli to relieve the Ada. The Iwo ships tidal the Revs lige and Melville, ftnm Portsmnuth) will at bra he ema played in removing the troops (Tom rertugal.mtme of ',born will proceed to Malta. . The Lightning steamer, Litutcnant h. )bawl. came lit do Tues day night from the Downs, with eighty melt Tor tileVfitsdior Castle and Ocean, which ships were towed out of Isarhatar yemerierby the Lightning. • Ile Otestei, li, Captain W. ions. and the BIWA tenders Lieutenant llocssroar, came in yesterday front Portsmouth. Lieutenant .1. W. Pasrenann (18011), First timenalit tif the Britannia, is promoted to the rank..( Costae. ndo% at the poseeefsil *request atlas Royal Highoesa Don biloonsohis Officer haviambeen su attendance on bii natal Ilighnes, during his visits illnati — The Titian packet brig. tit htenaldt R. Dives, "tiled on Tr.- , deg for Falmouth, -The Vigilant ketch, Lieutenant Mitintrtt, sailed on Sunday foe Portsmouth, and returned on Tuesday;' The Aest e lope tender saiied_resterday fur-the D. 0, 1 1114 6 ., -,. •_ % • 'ln Ilamosize—The Britannia, Ilaidatoot s mama, turynarn. ' . ,- met, Royalist, Lightning steim:vessei, and 'Hope and the 11spi tr mast/um In liarnpool—The /Erni. ' .. ' At the Wand—lite Nightingale. Brambias eitd•VilliTult• • In Catwater—lndian 'Traders Cato, aistfionthwortis tranmorts. to the Sound—Tlie Ocean, Windsor Cattle, Brit lia4aunied. Brisamart, Infernal, Orestes. Bitt e rn; soll'earls ilia':i sr) Vertu gnest) transporta-Barodino. Wansbetk. Britain:4k litestor. ;s, . tr ek ieWu — er to istelkateti istibeireeeilliflir. -- --- - " -----u 1 .714 - 4 A Co. mededial.C4l.dolitibil. up., " . Vend rettproeity c ketweee Bradt Wed 04 1611 . 1 A IN Aped • , Pie lir at Rio de Jessie*. and guard by file IWAsitiar ju g 'lllakeir •!ivvesieerfeit:' Tips HMSO& nuligilinaliFies.. Pi . . is4re• arr. 3 . egliaggi g.l,—, •-e , l'af t* . nts e Sou* ff PAN/hone Mml. :11itte• revue, all" bisat et Manifergh, salved et frabeteuth, • lelliht Ms W 44, ,) Atilidityte palate' Ileoftee. die 17th hidery;•;The as Mr. sni t!o #ei.gsdimegid U JAprieg... ; .! . , ... : :, • • , ; lAls. as Me ►my N di to punt ibt teenakott-41. thy Vatted KiliEdottss..... Ilarialogs 4 .ftir!‘'AlMlK . • 1 Our - Oar harbour bad quits desolate and forsake' tAisee the Palatinate event -at Navaiim Only three E m espeircebipi have arrived bent aince.thet dine, and the finch fiigiste she Vestal is the only foreign man i,f warorcletrg. l. sorwitbstanding . .the general Iran. iptalky . at a stand from fear of w an, A Tana,' feast Constentinopie, who is reported rcrhiele bessaklst stunt dispatches . to . the Pacha, ,lii4jectUres. It is said, l uinong wheel: that the 'Pate has called upon the Paella tchplpeo memo eta 'Wits disposal, of which h e himself is to have the•coutmand. It is father said, 'that it is now kneaded 'to ttiabe . him Pacha of Syria, •and that he has been already informed from Coustanti 'smile, of 'the certainty of a breach with the Allied powers, Nothing s however, has yet occurred here, which can give any probability to these reports. The Pacha i s preparing to set out on a tour of imipection through' the country—.he will, in the first instance, go to Cairo and review the troops there. GENEVA, JAst. le. We have received very recent accounts from Count C. 'Thula. He has not proceeded directly from Ancona to Greece, which so much needs his presence, but to Malta, We Are not well informed of the causes el this unexpected dew, urination ; perhaps he wishes to meet th re the heroes of Navarro, and, escorted by them, to land in the distracted country per baps he licked to take scone English troops as an escort ; lastly, he perhaps intends to wait for the issue of certain movements which again agitate Greece. and seem to be hostile to the Preildent ..41gemerige Jan. 25. In kat ea nit lilt. led," It to the • • •it •.* •,• Inns iMd P▪ OO • Pk me of Rpm gator Wasp eh am Kiwis Oat% said. rinds , lilt to • NG t tidos tress iv 40- 4/ • is le. Oeh 9th of tho rtived • • ' mortis brigs Mil in noesn• TROIA THE PHILADELPHIA PAPERS. JAN. S. NEW ORLEANS, Dacus's* to. The accounts which have just reached bete from Mexico, through the channel cf . Spanish letters, ate gloomy in the extreme. The law of banishment has been generally adopted in the Mexican States r in tor.- sequence, twelve hundved Spaniardi were trepasiisg to leave the capital. In the city of Guadalaiara the Spaniards were very roughly handled. Toicrhsindred Spaniards in a few weeksarould embark for Vera Cruz, in American vessels, for New Yoik and New Orleans: they bring with them about ball a million of d011ar5,...- A battalion of troops had left Mexico, under the com mand of General Rinson, destined, as was supposed, for Oarranea, where disturbances existed. Business at Vera Cruz was at a complete stand, in .consequence of the agitation which prerreiled. an4,marsy. pi the Spanish merchants were leiviri Qic conutii..... . • • Ina* tittattCp. . We havi . iteeiyipkt z te tie' ieticet sluß 1 ity . Vera Croli rairetrin t ikiAtiiii baciaiber inclisive.*e translate the' iritAid attlelet; . silsiili aPpnix so be all that they contain: '• tw The Congress . * Talc ends . 1440 - e 04 the. It& lit. at Jalaliaarii iieeillsitiiirs .ni iifii . noili . 4* . gpsitiards nodes 'pO ' . #1,6" . g 11 . 141411 elicefiateri within SO days front li:njtsblieygitti s of tile:Aiwa in the places in which they might yiiktClltolni - 4wk diaii VO . ilisoie r 'ittlheik: 'ptsitl/44,- I'd - liedsie the et a teith et Ili Sietitdritg r 4eti - it left . leihOteeit et • avert.. The . pininitigiiiicrii i ibe ebeie . hetet ivy* ' riedieed with th i niitiliesi 4 iatii liiiin:tfithe iniia . ‘itsnts of Vera Crux. CtlininCidOis"Piiiter. was to visit the city . ...of Skesieo. • Two Spsniiiithriis4 war .antVa schooner were cruising :en the insati - : and had made several k captures. itttme .. The subjoined estract,..4 a let er gives a. detail of some interest at this time, of the arrangements entered into by the Porte for the protection of the bui•jects 0 the allied Pourers' wholeltinbasadtiti had just quitted the carital: . ''' . "''' . .-b ' * • 4 Oomeiantlanple. Dec. 27. H' • m The &Oudot aril* . urrurgaisests made in reference to ow proteedes by the PlietKAellitis ii-ciiiilltled• to' the mit of three individuals of great rank and consequencle keit—the Turkish Chatievlleei the GUMS Onskistee(bied Qiiseifillarrs or Minder of pestle) mid tlealitieqingdit'" • •Iu the ttiiti. Of any grovel seenpialat manta the tlUtf "tdidilt i•elibeeleibillemaion or other. siseDelatillusirliqe ' IsOptiakti 'Th'tirder that 'the Tashi& Goriesseent Merbefelif *wife' *lts the itidivi.lutils are -to whom this ptoeretiat if td be extended. fie Waiirode . (Chief illbsinrate) ef Oalate • •Inet • been for torsi days busily etiiployed.' under the directions of tkirVegioitaa 'Pada, In lashing • iegifety of aneuretable indieedleale. iniVirektrefilie *fee Slams, andlif the' pereaseungeged.le *elf steeite: Ae Enehhtsivtiliatit, by desire of. the Parte, has farther Vete ifittoried infiiveetigatlag the debits of the lower threat losdaiK listen Teallaistiterehitsithime of the rat.. test, before they eollti to &Owed' idddision is die resifts t, or even periwinkle to reensioise Chniteatin4le.• - aceerdtag its pro. truism to the -Cheledue.ve - re.peetableratsk Sao character, the iterhislr Outruns= hat-scot low sight of the iMportasce of es-' eluding those of a different stamp, who would be likely, by some art elisdiscretion or bad cesium, to compromise the safety of the *boa. 'lbis sWeet anarrifsemied k fint with too indiscriminate a.. • soak; beteeees WO and WO perms of doubtful Chat acter were takes * - up in the streets and in their lurking places, and sent on board am.' whammed by the Porte to convey them to some other -place. it .-boingloteud that some liardahlt and injadke was necessarily cons. sated isihe antra of Otte seiiserti, the plan was abandoned.— Many, however. ate going away voluntat Hy. • We continue to enjoy AI wK ellotititloProlurlinirY possible." Adpkir•l S r oTHIRST, of Bedford-square, gave a dinner try n Wedneediy eveatokad Lady Sespue gave au evening party, MA . et Whielewees ably attended. Dowager Lady NSAVI bad a tercet card party yes. utility ceasing. otter Weise in 'Albemaelsotteet. 'RN -111assissrs • Griatiart • anti. Lord Mature: it smarrossirt• will: be the new Cesnatiasioners, ,for the ' Allbhu el . lodkOn Effi, 3 . _4r Jaime idossommomid De. rslastssiaaa, • mho rtt 1 - 101111 . e covavaaav, Esq. .111.1% twasiewas - ]f duty dispatches far Bengal tad China. the ikilp =Aires Faarassot Stassar.were depot ar the )hick 'gains, yap dsyteeed a dit 'Snit dust 114. tOrdyniti.Litek Ito tect..alid suite. an still at Ply awasisaw`idsfaa al* wiled.. . Mr. Dieustuuk.o,4•t au out wit," Lord We us:, as was Int . s&t Amax.. Doses. Sal. he. been - '"'"vousf btu , COMMERCIAL INTELLIGETICE(II64I DAi). • There has been no revival of badness in the maths's for West India her since the last repent tiVriog solely to the largepublic ;Weser Mauritius Sugars. Aaduting the semaindet of 'this, :and Aye die met "reek, further quantities will be poblitly soblisitted. it Ia pot tripes:bed that. the present inactivity in Whisk Plantation susarswiU. be removed. The deliveries (tom the Wellt• Docks have fallen oir within the last three or four .days. WI the market altogether wears an unfavourable appearance. The prices this tumid," are, however, the mime - as oo Tuesday. 1111;utitius Allitittirelpinted 1.. • lover. itast.lndla Sugars are fist—the rale at thrt ill* Pew owNetinspday vivo elr every. Refined Sugars firm. .I.e.ortnmetTl, kirk about, is. to Is. 6d. per ewe. lately 411114,11dlaciArtitiolt Plantation has barely been maintained. and t he boalitulgritaillaCciorlast.erry trilling. The stock is aboot ',leo casks and 6400 bags greater. than at this petted last year. foragn. Cnikeiti not ate saheb*, and the sale* made were at a decline.— The Cettspanesaale of Wednesday of Q,l to bags went air heavily. BM WU. egoadooet `Made deenassi, sad so - purebases are made but for immediate want. • The stock is about 1,200 hogsheads and puncheons km Wu last ?oar. AMMO We andergesseno material eatiatien.o.-Natmegs are rather lanane. ..annamos commands asak at the (neuter advance. Pepper ,• and largo deliverietr-bare been made. slate thheday week, elagobant 41,600-10 s. AML.-The sales of Spanish, German, ale* Smith Wales, and ether Wools noticed in our last, Matt of whir much animation yesterday and Wednesday: The prices obtained were good for the German, third quality, fetched from IL el to V. an, frail Ss. MAIN. dill mid Spanish Wools - were void at Nreassne prices.= 'timer frivetely. trip set of Wools sinowthie day week has 'bait - tridlaig. The &Wes fies" af'llpartirls Is we evacuates! tomboys NANNY, and oft3erabalk:ablibt'llY,Otto lbs. Ismaso..- The test ladla *What in.abed:lll':l,ol - aild Senates, spin the average, have Wei from litLtaild. kfiderithe.ectotits sale shipping quslities. ,bladret flavaiStli lin tale. Ondev, of which there was a largelquaatide, from 4f1..111 trader Oct. ofe. As the safe eat laded. prieda Maker imprield. •TbitIOCOWIIII the day lieforoyeeterdayetdatindloselliaNwere 'inanely favourable ; although Ore "Vriathstaiit Miele isolable,' selth muck rain, in Most distrkti a hit aversoreisiewat considered certain, sad the quality In general food,. • 'The deliveries from the watc hman in the last seven depths*. 'attested 24,000 ills. Talsaiw...-The stock of Tallow". rapidly decreasing,,and arcs. Utica in the article becoming More active. Thisiedoeries in the last seven days have been 10,3t9 cwt. The stock. has heirs conte• queatly reduced to rather vides 50,C00 calla; the price this morning is 395. per cwt. - Tape for lutute deliver/ it 'wily 37a. per cwt.—ln Bristles rather more is doing than of life, andpelme ace a shade better. Sattesinte in the beginning brae week experienced a &ant of from ro is. ed. per rent: °digit Mime arrivals. The &liveries fit the.weeb.ending last night, hive been cult. The demand continues Teenier; bat the price -bas out rniteriallfreeweirred from the depression.. - • • • In Stet business is lest actleithais - preVieuly notices!. The lase ashram k. however, fatly paßfiesided. In the marrufacturiag diperttowitintbeased badness his been' done this wet k. The sale at the India 'is lobbed forward tnerftli mush ;merest. Koch NOW prier* are expected to be given. The Silks are rand ae 'last sale. Teas firmly support the ;Mem given at the last sale., ' .okt —Gretntaibil an'tinjpetrial direniodat an advance, Ceitlatto temporaryiekedrt: H _~ ThE'MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK.LANII. Pea/WARY 1. We bad souse vessels iu from the coast of Norfolk and Suffolk with Barley, which caused a depreadon in that article of fell Is. per sparser, and a large quantity remained unsold. The Whest trade was as nearly as possibk to what it was on Monday, still the sales r were not numerals. Oats continue very dull sale, the only 'pie. chases made were to retail dealers. and at Monday's pekes. lu Beans, Peas, and other articles, there was nothing gone. SMITELPIRLD MAKIKST. Fiaamsav I. In the Beef trade the variation is unimportant. 41. 6d. to Ss. per stone being the quotation for the hes: Meat: In Mutton, prime Young Downs ere quoted at 45. 66. to SS. per sae* ; and the crooner and larger Meat is 45. to 4s. thl. per stone. Vent Is shaper, prince young Calves not exceeding 6s. to is. fd. pee sees ; and larger Calves are is. 141. to 6s. Pock is a shade lower, daity.fed Meat being ss. 6d. to 6s. per stun.. —Beasta, 424; Sheep, SOO ; Pigs, 100; Calves, 140. Beef, per stone, Ss. 6d. to Se. Bletton, Ss. id. te Ss. Veal, Ss. 64. to is. Peek, 4s. W. to 65.--Hay, pet load, A 3 an 44 10s. Clover, E 4 to AS 10s. Straw, set :Oa. so An tag. • Major-Gene:a Nico Let and mile embarked on Wfriereday. Perteenoth. on board eke AIN Grew for 1111 t pupae of reeling Ma Govensisent at Daddeles. Letters teceired irons Cape CoseiCast a be coNtrailiet the 6is &ea Treaty with the issbinteee bathe,. concluded. The Naas are ft the glob of Phinnbeer eK oikkh ghee all the Memeepen *mane Zing of Aanotasvhati. awned, and also the • ranee Cblef. The player nig unnienestelletts some pnapeet of peace, but ditcuftice were started by she Fames. • 4 - . : • 4