Star. — London, England, 1828-02-07 00:00:00

N ~. . A- .411......4...-7.--• . . _ l. vematned a moment in iir Ise bad reason to nap. pose that system of foreign silfiN st . talestespon by his and my o uc h lamented Eden , Or• dill Treaty which bear* his signature would sot beVartied into effect? if any man. the Right Hoonorabiltikcietary went on to an,.doobted his...amsisteseyo_lat- Nes look at such men as herd Dudley, Mr. Grose, bud Mr. Limb, on whose chatietei be 'pronounced the highest eulogium. and - whose eebiiiiisance in olive • was the most satis factory of nU guarantees that the foreign policy and commercial system of this country woeld remain unchanged, and that Ireland would be governed with. the strictest impartiality. Without 'overrating any little confidence which the country might be disposed to place in him, be might say, that if he and his friends bad retired, the Goverpmint would be less powerful. and less likely to gain the respect of Europe, than at would be by the fusion which bad taken place. These were cone siderations which every public man was bound to attend to. He was not sine that, if the Minister -of Foreign Aff.iis in this country had been ;hanged, the conse quence might not have been a general war in Europe. The Right Hon. Gentleman then praised highly the military and political character and general reputation of the Duke of Wellington, and asked if my individual coeld be foetid possessing higher advantages in the opinion of the world at large, for the head of the Government? He now came to the questions which had been put by his Honourable Friend 116r.Currie : and first with - anent to the corn Wilt. Atais*--was , no .doubt a difficult and complicated question,. but it was Most iliesieedie bis initiation w adhere 40 the principles of the Bill of jest year. /ad to introdato such a Ball as should satisfy; the jos* wishes of the eiruntrY; and eisthe same time not prejsilice LW lewmal i..ter eats of the landowners. Further than this he could not sow •in prudence - do.— . In respect. to the Assessed Taxes, he might state that. in ‘ 18`24, an attempt was made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to intiuduce one rule forleeying those taxes throughout the kingdom. So active an opposition was raised tothat proposal, that the measure was abandoned, though the principle was still held to be good, and he . (Mr. 11-}should certainly feel it his-duty to bung the sub ject under consideration of Gore, nmeot, to obtain an equalization of assessments. In regard to the Finance Committee, it would be one of the first duties which windd devolve upon him, if be should have the honour to be returned by theta to Parliament, to give his vote toi the formation of such a Committee, and to take care, in conjunction with his colleagues, and especially Mr. Peel, that the members of it were selected from all the great parties, looking only to those who had ;hewn the greatest aptitude fur business, the greatest attention to the . public interest, apd the greatest desire to bring down the expenditure of the.country to the latest pos sible amount—(Cheers), His Honourable Fated who had seconded the nomination had alluded to the two subjectsof the renewal of diesbarters of the two im portant companies, the East India Company and of the Rai* of England. To these subjects I.e should endea emu to apply the general principles whirl he had long professed, at the same time Considering the claims which those great Companies Laxly had upon the cow. try. 'He was strongly opposed to menopolies-of any. kind, and thought it highly pr op er bast isstitution. , which had arisen up under rfifiereot circumstances, shOuld node-Igo a chaoge with . the changing circum %lances ut the country, and ills- the in capital, skill, and intelligence ot . the people. ,should ktvc a GI field fur their erinloyment—(Cbeers) Be fe.red be had detained them tar too long but it Wit much better that he elould trespass on thestpalittne", than that he should Labour under . a suspicionof hoeing violated hilt principles. Being mow in an acv et a life spent diligently end laboriously is. making Ititiptepi to the nation th Mid& be tieleisged. He hid endeeiierid, ' - etervee it was in itisinnacr. bed especially since the sauchsoitif the wee, to ad. mince gradeally the interests of ibe a ceigerei %tithe Nei ill*• aetioo, bet by steady, and sober imprestemente. • Tors sgesaitted, stilt mere to ••Oirect and imperfectiottsae. pidilink.or rentene i e--- Hi/ should beat hi 'few tile 'principles by ithigithe had Warm bee* gemm .ed • if he Wise sumeseful; he trued be diouki not teeth distr good apinion ; if be failed; is was only became Muth woo in hunt.= inuinity. I; was his tiedremas to withdraw fro* the pant 'atria. whilst the *Utile keit°. seemed of political tiperiester, alit Ms tag habits of busitiea *tit by of any utility.; nor should hi with to retire, etude his Webb - coutpelled ilia to do It, or all baud no *pa tits power to bear up against the obis goy and clemone which, . irons them inters:l4 in abuses, kw provetainite otter failed to )neat—(cif'). Ile had Gap ear weed mare miry to then: • He trostad that, mut,' the meal' public avocations which claimed Ms skim and attention, be bad not been vonecesserily irking in astaideo iodide tout coa4rna, ani to the great interests which connected the locatimproveineuts of this tont, with the general interests of the events!. He had endeavoured, at per as was consistent with his principles mil duty, to follow up the views which they them-elves entertained. 'He eland continue so to., d' it they boomed him with e contiumucti of their omthdence,, with the same in.pat tiality he had hitherto ectleavouted to preserve tl end hi trusted, with the diligence, assiduity, and aedstancs of Me lieu. Friend, • Mr. Wainwright, to whom they had cot minted the tuk of helping him, he should continue to dikharge his duty. lie bad only to thank them for the patience with which thejelsed . listened to him. How far his address alight he satisfacteryli mind nut anticipate; but if heliad furfeited his claim,to their coolitinice and' support, however mortified he might be at the ciraitteeterice, be should withdraw front public , life, and enjoy, in pewter cow edam, the opportunity of recovering that health, which Ids HIES. Friend, Ur. Glide, had been. kind enough to wish bitariAThrier. %%smithy', cheers). Ilia Rev. W. lIHRPIEIRRD said be bad listened witiiiiientig r somioseauesnionto the speech of tin Right. Hon. G ' hi the hope a bearbig from him a eenspkte and ouisfactory • thin of hiti recent conduct,.end be was sorry to•saj, that all that the Bight Hoe..Gentientim bad aid Folioed a little of sada. faction to his mind that be meld mot: - With his semen the duty be owed to MAW and lie' Mown of Liver pool. refrain from canting kis rennet seeknathe realemisa 0 that Wilts Honourable centleasaiidey niendatitig . another pee sob 'as a name et Itepreeeniative of alts Rerough in Parilastent. The Raw Gendinnatt then proceeded' to edam. Mr. Huskiness and the Aneettegyst omm,,leogth, ',pants ;le them against the ineonsbookey of th e tomer Ns aestepstssi is emajoneekso with the revilets if Mr. Capons; and of tiiiiiatecatovearusee to Pau !lament! as their representative, a eleoilegia wisp had set treated the memory of their late famsuilte. The Duke of Weillogttin ad ' Ms friends, be said, Indelible& tlionebtea the antipode of Mr. Ciliates. and bad treated hinedmialittatioe as dangerous to both church and State, sad yet Mr. Hnshisson had-tanked Maud, with those nele. I. ancloskie, the 11ev. Geatlensest warned me. mos. liniment*, violin, whim his elteracter was damaged; bi given up by tlatembeigsacy, eviesb bated Ida ; arid waraingnnt of his den- Str..; 44. 11 .' .• -* % • • - • , Ineedis per ivies . • • • - ' '''' ' - i driiodtcis dried *tom." The *v. Gellehliii awn nontinatstl ' Lord hiotyneuxua'aist: Salim . ,• • , Dr. Cionteme millided, lb. nominscen of Lord Molyeeoze i• COL WILLIAM protemed spinet thy re-e!*Cti<MUCAlr. 1 1 0 4110 8 110 Usi the sense grand on which be had biftlre ftFil"l 4 ., __,_ the euonketional pietistic that be' was distract 01's real: s34 4 Fi He so !Willman by boning it plait of pro fi t mishit' e troithtl . - would en. Lessetier4sle his the farm of vudag foe Laid likljelsil*/ or ay mime mast wile sign sow be emoistami, aitAby inhurip• dossers wend be sure to carry any .man thr ...mig Werei inclined to sup ple r ; they. Widt theti OW of tins tibestWad as tin Magee Unfelt pretty well Insannailettikb IsitgliterPi[e4 *ameba siOsiktury 'vary thinvbeforedwns moms the illidepth+ rtset frecgrael of 04 °w o mb 440 **kw be e:? t..-1 . 1).. -. • - Mr. ilaumwor hoped he should at geoke Kw dor patieme,if Itegetsk•i Shari dun hi li brief reply - to tiro Ceri4men wham lostmeetcansitire as hie "Prime. Tee Gallic Wed twiligem3loll, told tli thee he objeota—d to bis return se a Mem leis!!7- wes„ —Wilma be di/ not advocate the same prim. j ame the - 1 : Gendemao (filiplird).purseed the s a iro jet,,=igkilliovatield ig t !if bad johnithiraself with thosg erska liad • nWihdand @beard Mr. Canning. On 'these Miners been g o , link t o I opeit IC, Refertro‘ebat'the liter MS sienna fo gi c il pniticipicsnifitmae.)eneed i dist the van Gentlyinelminielli do the katbiriAPSlt .. W; NW** WMat' We Oftwkrelw_lLlTilit #ok political obese, jolt as stasgbejlt was i#lll of ilelr rinm.•°' • . • s ' ▪ Judistlois. The joincleal arsonist -of tbi Gallant Colonel was, that Ito Mintager ut the •CritivellOgile• to Myna Pine in the House ut 03snmeme, because * t ete vsaweigie in a Ilepubtic.-.10 a t uft where there was so C ro wn! Ft bed. however, been found h ig hly expedite' thee Madam should have a plant in the meeting of the repteseatatime of the people. mid he challenged bh opponents to chew his any country niche face of. the glob* 'Arty there titbitd equal proteetion for life, for Übeny, aadttar Whatever was dear 444 The•dnetriee that a placentan &mid not sit in the ▪ House at °mesons was itiolanten. • Ca w; Witt ases--It Is the limpage Of the - het ot_Parliament. ?de, Homitssom-.4 know it is. It any that be must be re elected. We will read our Statutes each in our owe way. Tee Gallant Colonel bat alluded to some circumstances which waned a few jeers back (the dispersion of a ;matins at Manchester, in Aaiun, 1819), and to certain fins Of Parliament which were passed at that time, as supporting big tuskless. If any nun recol lects what. the state of the country *as. is November, 1819, and what it was a few mouths before, he will at once be convinced of the inutility, for the country was Tanned to a state of peace, AA the people, who had been incited by an incendiary press to acts of treason, and almost rebellion, were note . mere rebored to their , wonted allegiance. The Hooourable and Reverend Goldenly', be found, had placed himself under a new tattles -4y so longer found himself in the ranks of the old. but of the new, Whigs—be had said much of Mr. Hyde's surcharges; but if Mr. Hyde had sur charged the Reverend Gentleman as an apprentice to some of the modern Whigs, and if his case bad been sent for the uPhaion of the twelve Judges, he (Mr. Huskissoo) bad no doubt it would have been confirmed —(Laughter). The Horourable and Reverend Gentleman asked him if he could recollect the opposition which bad been made to him in Parliament, when he proposed au ahem. tiott in the Silk Laws? He did very well remember ft--and what was it? Ile had been exposed to much vituperation; but no appeal whatever had been made to the sense of the House. His opponents on that occasion were, Mr. Ellice the Member for CO vaitty, w$ acted from , the instructions Of his constituents; of Mr. Baring. the Mention for Callington • and of Mr. Williams, the Member for, be believed, Presage or Llocolti. These Gentle men constituted the whole of the opposition in the House, and they opposed to him not fair and candid argurnenn but mere vituperation against the moven. The Houourable and Reverend Gentleman had expremed himself anxious to warn Ms (.tilt; H.) of the danger he was placed in by his present connections in the Cabinet. tle hoped, however, that he would allow hint to' take the keeping of his character into his own hand, and not require bleu to put it into that of himself mil his Gallant Friend. The Rev. Gentlattan read; Paper, in which It was stated that Go vernment had interfered in the matter •f the lielltorship of the Courier • Newspaper ; that, IA tact, the Editor had been dismissed to suit the purpose, of the Administration. He (Mr. I Insktot,n) most solemnly dolled the truth of the allegation, let it proceed from Whom is might. • Nut one Member of his Majesty's Go vernment had ever attempted 814 influence of that kiwi. Ott the coatrary, why" the statement was first seen. it was a matter of deep regret. Another :epic alluded to by the Rev. Gentlemen was, the difference which had existed among the Members of the Cabinet— . would be, a teacher of meekness, tell him that party disagreements, that personal dilfereaces, should never be forgotten ? He says that I have bound myself to the bitter enemies of my Mead, Mr. Canning. He had only to say that no instance ever occurred when rabbi men were sot at me time or other in opposition to each other. In conclusion, be pet it to the Rev. Gentleman's good taste and discretion. whether be would persevere in sinneeessarUy going to a poll fir Lord Maputo:, who was meet probably Ammar. of such ati intention—aud for whom he entertained feelings of respect and esteent,which would' reeder it a Matter of mem to him that they should Meet on those hustings la ahy other Mallet of com curtence.-I(Applaute.) • The Res. W. Seamy's consented tp .lbe MUMPS*. nomination • and Mr. Huskisooo was accordingly desllolB4_ he duly elected, am more than halt a ripapn heeds Meg MIL Op, againu him. Mr. Rasmus thee returned thanks; out ealy to the Premises, but to Ms 'opponent% who had belayed, he anitl, ln.the most cour teous manner; la fact, nothing but tair dissipate bad been heard. If be deserted the principles which he bad then avowed. he biped they wield no longer give him their At his awn request, the ceremony of theirkigents • THE 14ANNING STAR. WAWA!. IMIFURSIDA V, FEBRUARY 7, 1828. . - STOCK SXCICANOIt, TWELVE O'CLOCK. ( nnels, larch left 'of yesterday at 84) I for the Account, opened this :Doming at 85. mute present may be quoted at 85 to e. Letters , from Monte Video of the Id of November, mute, that Buenos Ayreo bad been the theatre of a revolutioa—the Governor of the town, and General ALSAIK had been arrested, and exiled; and the regd. wished for peaces in the Foreign market little or nothing Is doing. CITY. HALF-PAST ONS O'CLOCK. Consols have been fluctuating during the morning between $4l and Si* and at present may be quoted It 85 for Account. A letter from St. Thomas, dated Jan. to, states. that a line,of limas ship, b frigate, and two transports, under Lanamz, had *girl froo•Patto Rico to Carracas, where it is said they ezpolt BOMB ahips,whh troops from Swope, and they proceed to the cart (Spanish )Jar). •Applisatien has brains& by our merchants for the protection's( our Male, and a Danish frigate has sailed to La Guava, where the British frigate Druid is also stationed at emu.- ' • - • YAWS tits S rOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stuck t India Stuck 249 ,•. . • s per III ; c - nt7It.;41. 666 i 1.. I Ditto Wads 94 3 per Ct. Cuns.#s6 1141 851. $ Totals Sea Stuck n pet Cent: 93 921 I Old Annuities 3s.per Cent. Ned. 92g i - ElOOO Rscbeg. Bak $2 63 61 4 per Ct. New 100 i 6 k . , 500 Diet.. 62.63 61 • 4 per Coqt. &tip .. . £lOO and £2OO Ditto 62 63 61 4 per Cent. 18'26,1026 6 1144 for Acct. 2486 Long Ann. 19 9.14 II Consols for Atct 851 241 83 • 1F0RR1.1 1. 4 FONDS; TWO trel.tot ji At/sedan Bonds, 5 p. Ct 926 Net Bds. 5 p Ct. 271 Buenos; Ayris lids.* C. Ors. 11d5,111125,.6p Ct 361 7 Do Met. 39 - Do. Acc.llB6. 76 11 I I, 6161 Illoishildu 3 p rt.. 616 Russ. tide. 1822, $ pet Ct. Guadnesta Elks pr t7t •30 * ' Do. Acct. 946 Do Met; SO • • - • Spanish Bdi !p 0 ilk :BRITISH ARO lirititSlGN ' SHAIHLS. TWU ISCLOCIII. Anglo Mealme 4 • - • . 100 90 Bra.cilian _ . .. 35 20" Cokortablan': ''` . ' ' * • •100 tile Ueite4-111101kan - • ' .' ' . 40 33 AnylkiAtiziam Mks . 9S 5 ~ . .18446 Motu" of Commons, last night, several Mote Paillibet. trees kith Bewail Whelks were pretested, en which nailikkii isms emereraatiee teeth plum 10. the Oammittee eiC smit h , the soma of Baebeleer 1.16 eat aid Impowided for.-, 1 1 incioding the mimic furpublic•weelle,:iimm"esete mein& at ender twompoce,wwallawa, which hod blietiltmedidibto.iika iitior. ieg a very largergfillt . ter the antobigt ...! • .. +, -.,•. • • . A coAsi . rump of , Mat prett•litig Sliimns is this day mempledethilka topsoil( the proceedings-at the Liverpool 1 ,eq Reestkp, whet. ) k. hismstese waite.dected, almost I! PONClkkia. 91 5 ikiieepitiOlig the Bight lloamerable Gen • i l g4v ! ., hippo:pitied egplepoine of the airsossesaces which led . 1 1 til l d*PolBtion 4f. tile :Ws, Adedeiwaties, and the ['reflation Cl c prima i andaleo al theiereases wb.chlaideiced him to remain in wider, die present yeerniar s after having tanned a principal :ti Alms ..4 1 P Whig Gadget. Tim speech et. the Right lion. tuart.alkirda a clam Septa! Cl the Dune changes, and will beL, .ati4gratt lit/MC. le alluabas to aim Crest Milk he said dile F V Oulogilddlceistmd eeeepikated queatiee, bet k was morn fidlykli a lotemies moons so the pried*, of the . Dike( bee „met eitjoiceduce mcb a MR as slunk' teddy the jest wishes et ri *Mow p, and at the SWUM &le not prejudice the lawful laterwita i , 1110041940.1teeri. . . . ... 7 .........—._ pi i ja i , • ur . rg,l!• . I st we received the French Papers of Tuesday, . . e . ta4 46 4 * Speech et Os Xing 4 PlialiFil . r * "On Pr the l ° Z"[the Liimasrig*Orprol taut Thit important docu tisgiir InamithittrgAiiiiildpet „Xi -sittler seen there is l i s ~,,D , ..Toppcsf.t s redefthlit 4 1 0 %00.4% 4,110ri. the nor* . s P e OW 4 falOr d 0 4 Pcgril 2 T 4I 6. 444. 0 .4\ 6 0. 11 . 1 .1 1P4 11411 r atr49foref ptce9tion in th.sSpe.rebig,ll 418941 tern wapi t i, *4 *Kt! thy daft Mk6.05e 4 •94:14 gat)) , , .fSAIIAIf [44 O K al's gtmierrWork tor the peolikoidee otitis termer, aidicatonable . . • .r.77i 77 1111113‘ 24 .• • ; Se , . lives are taterhatersi, that thirties it the seslstAce of ihr POlllll atH be °veto) int ettPhout h' vie( revou‘se• to fore,. 'lbe Speech tint the WO, of Nararin unottOsted." but qualifies the phrase hy inhinledet that it was. , tiluridile to the Trent% arms, and s dtatingelithed prod of Mr unto* of the tales fats. In teferente to Spain, Irk Massehr suttee that obit wisdom Wade by IFionto , at, aPP•••eltiet to • nail that be will bh abbe in a sheet time to tritbdrair da mains of bit ttoolirr tiosi the Pothook, and the Freak - jib - A sae :id 044 burden. The Speech touches'illgtdioirthe dispute with Algiers; it then adverts to the fading off in the Reveltueothieb it declares wo be unaccompanied by any durable injury. The internal affairs of the itiogdont are spoken of with satisfaction. Manufactures and Revenue, though a little checked, are am seriously or persuuwatly affected ; eves expenses are annotinced; emmoiler is promised.-.- The DaiI:MIMI is placed at the bead chit &Ws and public edu cation Is withdraWn Ilona the Church. i American Papers to the 16th ultimo bring intelligence from Canada to a late date. On the sth uttimu the deputadoss from Montreal waked on the GoVerom-General, the Earl of DAL- Rousts, with the Address of the principal Inha►itants (cnarainkl upwards of 7.000 signatures) expressive of their disapprobation ut the late proceedings of the [louse of Assembly. and their entire approval of his Excellency's conduct. A Lisbon Mail arrived this morning, with Parer* to the 30. h January ; they are chiefly occupied with!• OW debates of the two Chambers. Tae law forts:alai:l4 Lisbon and Oporto flee ports, which had emanated in the Chamber of Deputies, in March last, appear. to have been suspended (at least for some time) in that of the: Peers. The following Pre extracts : LISBON. SITTINGS OF THE CHAMBERS. CHAMBER OF PEERS, J -•NUART 114 ORDER OW nos DAY. The Marquis of Tauros read a project of law on the liberty of Commerce and the expose of the Commitee upon it. This proposition in favour of the librty o Commerce was passed in the Chambers of Deputies on the 3.1 March, 1827, and consists of thirteen articles, the first of which declares the ports of Lisbon and Oporto maw to the merchantmen of all nations with scads Portugal is not at war ; and the second declare. •that all merchandiz-, from whatever country it may come, shall be admitted in depot in the ports of Lisbon and Oporto, with full permission to re-export it on payment 'of I per cent. The report of the Committee entering into detailed ietlT•ks on the several articles, is on the whole not fa vourable to the adoption of the proposed law, and con cludes by observing, that as the Committee miaow ledge, that at a proper time the proposed measures; with suitable alterations, may be very useful, they, hal% ever, appear premature under the present circonestae. ces, When treaties are pending which may be mole with atom advantage ,and it is of opinirn that prudence re quites to put off till the next Session an affair which deserves to be considered very maturely, to prevent any inconvenience which may arise Irons precipitation which it may be difficult to remedy, and will only give loom [or repentance." After a very long deb.' e, • the question, on the motion of the Conde de S. Miguel, was adjourned by a majority of 32 vote. t 0,5. In the sitting of the 23d, it was again brought fee.' ward, and, on the motion of the Conde de S. Miguel, it was resolved to appoint a Special ComMittee for the examination oh this lava: tant question, and to defer all farther discussion till it had made its report. The Committee, consisting of seven members, was imme diately chosen by ballot, and it was resolved that the Peer s composing it should be dispensed from all other business. In the sitting of 26th January, the Older of the Day was the debate on the question of the four accused Peers, when, after a very long debate, Wires,- resolved that there were grounds for the accusation and that the said Peers should be suspended id the exercise of their functions. The Chamber then proceeded to the nomination of a deputation of 14 Peers to pay their complimenti to the Infant Don Miguel on his arrival. CHAMBER OP DEPUTIES, JAN. 19. The Order of the Day was the Pruitt of Law on the division of theterticory, which gave4ise to a very Long debate on the second article, which was condoned in .the•Sittiog of the ht. • in the. Sitting ot• the 231 a Project of Law for the natatalisation.of foreigners was brought forward, and in the 'Sitting's of the 24th, 25th, 26th, and 27th, the Chamber' discs} ad a Project of Law on the regulation of the two bhauilaatsr—Lisboa Gazelle!. January 29th inclusive. ; • • S?A lILTY. nookm. • • nig A lIIIT.—One squadron of the 6th Rep imeot of , Dragoons has been ordered front Nottingham to Norwich. • The command of the Army, it is dim said, will not be held. by Commission. It is reatonred that there will be a Cana. mender of the Forces, but 114) Commander, in Cbief. Lord LIMO Is said to ban' accopted the former once. CASSIS.; ',nil 11.-46 Royal Ilighqecs the Electoett Prince has Wm pleased to confer on the , Privy Counsellor of ffinaisce, Bast* &SAMOS Vow Hoarsest'," of Virma, thp,pneek •er s Commander of the woad class, and on the' privy tosasellot if Finance. Baron Janes Vow RiTIISCHILD, of Paris, the 'CAM it Knight of his . Highness's most illustrious family order of .the Gulden 'Lion. The West Indies were never better supplied with pratisions. hanbet. Sze. (whit+. vied to be supplied by the United kaw%).shin at the present tins& The intercourse with the Bridals Stittlenwnts in America cootinues to be most excessive and rats. tile. The Barbados. Piper of the sth of. January says, " Our hirbesr is crowded erith vessels from North America, all trader the English ' Yesterday a Coin of Directors was held at the East Irons Howes wase-Coranat.CHARLIS DALLAS took the sand nada; on being appointed Goisener of St. Helena. Captain Sir Casesse klaitcaLm.. AL N.C. B. also took the oath, on being appointed Super lotersilsat of the Bombay Marine., The Colonel and Sir Catazt.za alletwittle dined with the Directors at the i.oadoa Tavern. The 'ncier•mentioned Commanders took leave of the Coin fn./vious to departing for :lair respective destinations, viz. Captain. Batas itsoveares, Earl of Balcarras ; and Captains T • Wse. Lis*A 9 l4, Genrge the Fourth, for BanlCal and China: Captala Bowilso Sissy/ELL DAMIILL, Duchess:of • Athol ; and CaptallAasi Jana,, Abe:iambic Robinson, for BoenbaY sad China. -.• Ditpatches were received yesterday at the Colosiii .Departta . ear, from the 44.-ward Maids. 4 ' 11;540t.T05, FAS. 5.--=The PliaCs St A truusTA, attended' I:3jly Tasyi.ou; took it carriage airing this morning ; 'HerAtnallliglurest the happiness td contiriare tip y Uninterrupted health. Gvrtrusa igteiiained a large circle of the Hier Tim yesterday treeing, at her house in Piccadilly. • - , CUCRT CIRCULAR. The Duke et i'la niece held a lAvee as 114 Pit" Minim fasserdaf, at the Admiralty. /a the teaks( We I TGAlltiesS eftiottainettle Members of his Ciesell and I ..*tests Neh td 41sest - 011kiitiALfilaisid: Aims the nosperfeaseeitbsi4-160u5% Ili thinks Col:falai. itif DTAIt b 4' 4,61' s SIMI" Owls, Sit Oases IleinfliikilkhpkPau bisteetst„litTstosteallease t :ears* Nast, capearcsobto.r....mpaiireW essimas. ;Ow Dank, Misaitakievir, slid ar Son Idwus al s,-iicw The Duchess of Emit Vd*efi ItLisswggsihi PritlCßNl.fastur at caoote l ets, 40 , a ,el e ct 1 11 . 41 fti alastkPoli , day, at het : atiCessbitsip;;t:._ The Princess Senna aLeettlea left town on Tindal 1.11011 . . for het residence on Maenad': • ' • • • A Cabinet Canna was biet4 i lmoir d ay A rmee at the - Foreign Office, Dewnleoetteei, Wilke was needed by C• i • L eas Cemeaczaet, the Dube of Wau.staritaw, leads Marsala" D own ; Mld Asegmees, - 'llord - Ktilia/411100011. Theisen" adsa. etas and Palliate...nu, Iktr. Seeretary Peas., the Cuaaesatass the Recutoure, Mr. Cniates Glutei., and Me .suians,—The Ministers sat in deliberation till past sit o'clock. . • • • The Duke of Wet:ammo gave's grand Dinner yesterday Wes ins, at his residence in Piccadilly, to the Members of the Gratify Great Cabinet, instead of Earl Bareuatte, the Lord President the ColusdL The whole of the Cabinet Ministers in town were .of the Party, as also the Duke of Lams, as Master of the Hones and tie Mantilla of Wlncsizrren„ ae Groom of the •Stole. The other SIERE Mews at &ate were absent, viz.—the Loot firawaao of the Housentst.n and the Loan CHAMBERLAIN (which latter office is vacant). Mr. - Ducts and Mr. GAIIVILLR, the Cloths of Prtvy Council, were likewise of site Pricy. The list of Sherifre foe the different counties in England, combated by the Sedges, war imaged,* this meeting previous its being submitted to the Knee in (..sisdi s tstr his blo,sair toyii for the Sheriffs for the present year.: The Dube of *sweetly,: took possession yesterday of all ashy of.aparttnents os the ground floor of the residence of Lord Gomm* in Downing•street. These apartments have a communication to the Treasury; his Grace transacted official - business in them chitin, the day. Lora Fluting Gowns attended yesterday at the CeionW Mee Downing.street, Isis Lordship having been appointed one Of Under Seel narks of State is the room of the HOW bow/ Viscount Ivanarana, the Brainlian Minister, transacted booboo yesterday at the Foreign Office, Downing-atreet. Mr. Helm= bas removed from the hour in Manil,4lMn4 which be occupied when Chancellor of the Eachetptet, Wilda resideace in Great George-street. L eel rti lot mtt . • . W I )giti A Ate *ll sok! 11 1 1111 ' the Wit i s . Wel WON I et tits she,l der L vt of • 'Uri were Pfeil wee, intei Tilt Jam 'ass tete dee the Not 1411 I, at ewe' es to Coe pith the. Tab Nth Inv met ' 1 1 3 ; with a t ki rains ' wr y Tar Ste , tat 1 . a PAM beta . 4 1 1 3 tied 11/1/4 his the' in a .-.• Me of 3 • .* sail • ' shit tia3 le tM Na sore .dl mit t 11. thel ; bej oho • el We from nit rock) A Die rat sit telh Wads wee loft to Pee Molt Urd bal 5 witt and gat try, r.1153:12:11. surr ce m ilia c 1 1 1 1 il h: ar as will s ina; I le It II Fee I it a , s 1 sort s 11 1 ` ,04 s si otc -vs 11 le ' . •6 11 alOl , COI - 41 I al 13, • 1 as • I IS I I II lath 11 Ott 11 1 11 - • Ma .. It ▪ Is l t. vs del ID till 10 . 31 tti ; It 'to ▪ It /91 . co IX OS Poi ~htt tot timid. e a r. ' a t 34th all eject- ' of ti3o 4CIC kepi'''. no Cate is t legal 131 11 1 Mott- kink' au ad son io ,goons, small 41 for the awards imams r., as • a few ai !eted. The workshops erected is the Green Park, during WI Ma* of Yea House, have keen plied down. NAVAL Diaz, liniatraav If.lero . C.4ithnillnans Lake Britemart and Amity transport* tr . 800% for India; and Amalfi°, 11141441 !. Affived *talk* Souris, from New • Yea.. . Pesmanzoll* reasuinf.6.— , Wind W.LW.—AsTioed the 80, trol, Anima" fttfaCtigt Cape, and several ontward-homil Sailed the David *on and Berwickshire. for Bengal and China. V AL i gog i g , rklimtly W.S. Inc Duke e Maribatucib pael*; trim Usban ; selkd Mgh Ain*. lavaasoo* -- fitititinv S.--,¢irived the Norval, Law* from Canker.= and de Coking& i.Manclienn* Las, from Newt aalteTrue Else, from 'Orange* Baxmlins, Janzawr Sash is perfectif ciaat ke. Several lOWA vessels with fruit, friizideseims, have withla sin‘ few dap arrived at Copenhagen. blunt, lantlAsv 40.---Tlto Sarah, Cairene, from London . Bombay, 'which put in here on the Illth instant, on being sorter* was found so leaky as to be obliged to discharge the nth** if cargo. MEETINGS or CREDITORS, BASINGHALLSTEEtt sys.stoatow. W. W arcup. Dartford,patest washing machine numufeetitut J. Randall, Kentish Tows, auctioneer .. •.. J. Hosdey and Co. Bilker-square, Ste. merchants W. Wardell, Water-lane, brandy merchant » J. flaky, Bromley, Leeds, woollen cloth manstf . seturer S. Thompson, Heath and Reach, Beds, desks. in straw plat J. llonkhoese, Camberwell, Surrey, tavern keeper B. Hodgson, Coburg-place, Borough•road, glass imam P. Medley, Bermondsey-street, horse/ask manufacterst H.-Hewitt, Crutched-friars. merchant W. KadweU, Keeton, Kent, bricklayer T. Reel., Hlgi.street, Shoreditch,sheesedtholer - • •-• P. !Mine and Co. New York-street, Canterterchisondtnier. J. Terry, Perry's Vale, SydeutitsmACest,htlickbyer Ll. Jones, kunter-etreet. Brunswick-square, wine met— W. Clundlt, Cranbourne-street, Leicesterweram.-ivallatf . .; R. Sever, Paradise-row. itotheritithe...snafrakmaniner ••••••.:k• T. Parsons, Bigtepsgste-street Within, wine merchmt* " "et:: J. Ingram, Houndsdttcb, childbed-linen warehouseman Id. Rickerby, Pitield-atreet, Huston,-Uneadraper J. Brett, Muson-areet, Southwark, hone dean. C. Pyle, Garrett-lane, Wandsworth, Seirrey.dyn E. B. Breton, Gloucester-street, queen-sesareelehte num». i I. A. Peldon, Holland -street, Kemington, achodnumest W. Millet, jun. Briston,.Surrey, veterinary sane= T. Mellnurs* Barbican, llnaddraPr , 4 .• •••, J. Hollis, Goswell-road, stoneentsan J. Nelson, Cobham-place, Finehury.eqeens, de a l er S. Candler and Co. Psinces.ureet. Leicestee-srpnwe b grocers arrtnotts. • A. 0. Milne, Mitre -court, Fenchurcb-street, merchant . A. Mackenzie, Hammond'ecoort, Hindus-lane, wine suer.. J. L. Shepherd and Co. Southampton, linendraper. W. Mindham, Halt, Norfolk, carpenter . T. Andrews, Tavistock-place. Pancras, coal merchant J. Cooke. Wood.street, Cbeapside, hosier • -J. &stable, Chdrarstreet, Hackney. altruist J. Evans, Marchntoct.atreet, Brunswick-equate. lineadrapai W. Webb, Salisbury-street, Strand, wine merchant - MORT OV TOR PIJOLIC TO IV PIOISUNT IV Cora Jur:wt.—The Grand Jury at the' Saud Sessions,'_ week, returned, on the prosecution of Mr. 'J. Ackland, [late proprietor of the Bristolian, a true bill against William Fripp, juts. Esq. Alderman of that city, William Barre% police officer. for.having on the , of June lad', pending a case of Anal adjudication, eject. ell the said. Mr. Ackland from the justice room or e :Guildhall; When the bill had been found, Mr. land stpplierkfor and obtained warrants against the' ties. The important question involved in this e. therefore now is a fair way of being brought to decision.—Berkshire Chronicle. A melancholy event occurred-at Worthing oa day. Mr. JAMES H BURY LAMoTTI, a young Gentle• man, aged 21, of Wadham College, Osford, second of the late Capt. LASIOTTE, of the I.i Royal Dragc and nephew to Lord TtNTtRDEN i went out in a boat, accompanied by his brothe r and cousin,' for purpose of duck shooting. On their return towards shore, the bitat was upatt, and before any assii could be rendered, one Of the party, Mr. LAMOTrei sunk to rise no more. The body was picket up hours after; The deceased was respectably connected. NAILS '-THIS DAY. MA. IMP. P. VOL Dublin 3. 0 France ' 1 0 Waterturd 1 0 Hamburg , 0 0 G4CIIISSI SOU Jersey 1 0 Flanders 0 . 0 Li** . I 0 Sweden 0 s Uonles s idee 0 U I Leeward Islands .. 0 0 — " 4 •Alfge , 0 3 I Braid, • .0, 4 0 1 Jaulaica Q - 1 Mit**. ;41 a A IoIIpIDU*IIKI 116 :sitiff.lloWs ilorning . : s , .by uunutes after 6 Afternoon • 44 minutes aiter, 7 • Printrd and Published by too' Alitet:ll, the Propretturs St the STAR Qrvwi No. I, Picltttt•p:ace Temple-Bo