Star. — London, England, 1828-12-09 00:00:00

t. i •A 1, d 1 , , 1 c l. IF 1 i ~. -.-, . , .., . ~ ~ . i : I 1 ii . ~1 i L intent. therefore, these hopes Oar be realised; but. as there is no good harblastesso stkeigable river neater than the Dneister, and the country round is a ..;•mfect a. • sv„.4 4 lleseee.- I. do not conceive that the gigantic prelett•of the founders will meet with the success anticipated. 7%, Thtpopulation, including the garrison, which is not . 'ihis - linniellfes, may spawn to about 35,090, but of so mixed • . nature, that fdesia may be considered more as a colony of foreigners than a town of native Russians. Italians and Greeks a l e very numerou s ; the latter, in .'• particular, have great influence, and are very rich. In general, the houses are built.and decorated in the Italian style; but, the Aaglo ntania prevails in the mansions of the great—for though this commercial place cannot a. yet beast of a resident aristocracy, yet as the Empe - • ' rot occasionally resides here, a portion of the Court • follows as I matter of course. The palate is just completed; it is a handsome edi. bee. entirely in character with the architecture of the vicinity, and is built on an eminence, commanding a most extensive view of the bay and shipping. On the brow et the adjoining cliff is a screen of double columns, of the lonic order, forming a segment of a circle ; this is a fine object when viewed from the sea. The ensbelH lisltments of the palace ate entirely in the English style x ' the furniture is the work of native artists) and eze. cuted with an elegance that would do--..credit to the first cabinet-maker in London. The grounds are not ext-nsive. and are likewise laid out in the Eng. • livh style. The hon.ei of Count Woronzoff and of Prince Navishkin are splendid. Many first-rate man. sions ase now building in the vicinity of the. Palace and on the Marine Parade. House-building is here es favOutite a speculation as in England labour and tone are exceedingly cheap, though wood is dear, ' as the country round is entirely destitute of timber. I cannot say much of the churches; the Russians have a peculiar style her religious edifices; there is always a dreat display of columns; the ground is yellow, the ecorations white, and the roof and cupola green; altogether, the effect is not bad. Odessa, like all other towns in Rossi., is overrun with Jews; they , have 'by far the greater part of the retail trade ; the' • tobacco, silk, and fur trades, are almost exclusively 'stn the hands .of the Crimea Jews, who wear the • Tartar costume. The Bazar is a most extraordinary place, and well worth seeing; the arrangements are entirely in the TUrkish style, and the shop fronts are all open. The fruit market occupies a considerable space; the proprietors of the stalls sleep on the spot, in . straw hovels erected for the purpose. - Indeed, the Russians ate by no -means particular as to the na ture or extent of their dot mitory ; many of the stalls, which line the streets. have sleeping places underneath, apparently not large enough to stow away the sheepskir, much less the person, of the sleefer. The grapes are very fine. and water-melons in such abundance as to become, with coarse bread, the ordinary food of the lower otdets. I should think that one fourth of the buildings consist of warehouses, many of which are now filled with corn ; but the export trade . is entirely at a stand still. and the merchants anxiously expecting better times. Sepplies of corn and charcoal . are main ally pouring into the taint. Two handfed small waggons or casimlaily entire ilia day. Gc.vern meat, I understand, acts with great impartiality in . the - distribution of the contracts. * .4.- 'I HE EVENING STAR. LON DON. • TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1828. PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bash Stock YO9 hulls Used- 66 7 3 per Cent.lted. 662 ' South Sea Stock 5 per Cl. Cues. Shut Old Annuities per Cent. 95i j New qiitto 51 per Cent. ited.9sl I 41000 Ree/sei. Pills 65 6 4 .4 per Ct. New, Shut • 1500 (Into 65 6 4-per Cent. Inten, 104 g 4106 and 41200 Ditto 67 6 9 Long' Ann. 19e 7 16 Advertised -7 'lndia Stock Consols for Acct. ••• " • FORRIGN FUtIDS, TWO. O'Clmi K. C0i0111143 et 1141.. 6 peret. Russ. lids. 1622, pCt. 91St Do.lluseds.ille4, ens I Spanish Edo 5 p Cr. 10g D oih.h Kis. S p(X 63j Itentes,SpC. 107 f 106 g Porta& Eds. 5pC. Exchange 25f soc 1)o Ac.t. 54g Do. Acct. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. 'MAKI. PAID. 35 20 - 23 5 un 2 nrazilian Ditto Natiibnal Protectia Fire • .9j 10 ,El Ss 6d Accounts have bees sectsvrd horn Gibraltar of tbe 40th ult. the fever is Wiest the decline, bet we are sorry to per ceive the death of the Atsistant Surgeon of the 73d Uegineut. The wind was eagerly. t)n the 18th remained jll 505 admitted 29 deaths 6 19th 511 29 7 20111 489 17 • We have received the Peach Papers of Saturday, from which we extract the (Wooing paragraph t /ROM THE GAZETTE DZ 'MANCE, DATED DEC. 7. • " The emetic contains s letter from Bucharest, Not. 19, extracted from the Aasiriax 06grver. which says. that in consequence of the violent tempests and extraordinary cold in the environs of Silistria, which impeded the %mks of the besiegers and prevented the arrival of provisions, it is repotted to have been resolved • to raise the siege in thieunfavourable season, and that the besieging corps is said to have matched to site right bank of the Danube.: it is even reported to have arrived at Hirsors." -Fiume Feevs.—Pasts, Dee. 6. --Five per Cents. lO7f. Ioe. 107 f. 15(—Thren per Cents. 76'. 75t. 90e.:-Wok Stock, 1,815 f. Napks Stock, VAL 60c.—Itoyal Sp.oisb Loan 79f.—Itentes Per petuates I/Napa / re, Fire per Conti. sl4.—leach.n g e on London, one mouth. 11.3 f. 30c.--Tl*ree mouths. 25,. 10c.—Corrs slutheisiigre. - • We have received this morning the Austrian Observer of the'2'Tth ultimo, and the Algeuteine Zeitung of she 2J 108ttult. The for aser'kives an account of the re red of the Rout:tut from befent Silistri.i, but it does not Impish us with any addiEimal particulars tattler to that event. The slate of the weather, which is represented as having been sinubu •Ily 'cyan. is the alleged cause of the raisysg • of. the biev, but we .apprefiesd the orieements of the troops wader the or der of themew GUANO VIZIER. cool bine+) oith those under Hussein PACKA troy.) Kal4fat.i dale 'accelerated the :meat of the llubshans as much as die war of the elements. The following are esti' acts VIHNNA, Nov. 26. According to accounts from Bucharest of 19th November, there had been ever door di e beginning of this mouth in the country about Stalls, violent storms accompanied with snow, and a degree o f cold (a deg to f deg.) enema, at this season. This stare of the *wags rendered die cotalsoation of the works at_ the beileger b extremely di/leak—ray, almost impossible, tad was sareggbaki to the arrival of supplies of prsivisitios for the besieging corps.— , tinder these circomstances, it is said to have been resolved to give up the siege of Silistria la skis very unfavourable.seasoa. and the •corPsmoillioyed against k is said' ro have &wadi commenced its minds un the right bank of the Danube, as is reported, to Hirsova. Field Alanbal Count Wittgenstein, whose bead quarters were lately at Kanarese!), on the left bank of the Danube, near Snarls, Is gone to Jassy, to which place we hear the Russian bead quarters will be removed. Count Latigerun was immediately eapected at Bucharest, through which town Lieutenant General Count Diebitseb, Chief of the,Russian General &aff, bad passed or the 14th November, on his way to Jassy. Accounts from OJessa Of 14th November say, that several ships had arrived there from Varna, some in two days, and others which sailed earlier, and had encountered violent storms, in twenty days. This la the first refutation of the reports spread some tins. ago at Jassy, that Varna bad been re-obeupled by the Turks at the latter end of October.—asstriera Observer. Nov. 47. VIENNA; Nov. 47. Commercial letters from Wallachia have been in circulation bee, for some days, which announced the raising of the siege of Silistria on account of the bad weather. Though there was nothing extra ordinary in this, the news was not much credited, as there did not seem to be any official account of it. To day, however, the Ass green Mesmer says that the Russian troops had retreated from Santulli towards Hirsova, to approach their winter quarters. This news has had no effect on our fundv; but 'soros.•speculators seem disposed to go to the Pliiicipalities, to undertake contracts for supplying the Russian army, or to lewd what articles are the mostin demand. • The Bastian Guards, with the exception of two battalions of Pagers, which were ordered to the siege of Silistria, are said to have arrived st Tuischin (nicer?) The Head Qearters et Count Wittgenstein were at Jassy, but the Field Marshal Intended to go to &. Petershurgh, whither M. Van Stourdza bad already gene. The operations on the Vanube seem to be Over for this year, as is out to he supposes' that the Tur►s will keep the field during tlie whiter. We tepee: every moment the Constantinople Mail with the letters a the loth November. VIENNA, Nov. !?. Natal!lgoe., 94—Bank Sham, 1094. P.S. The Mail Iron; ConnAmine& has arr.ved ; we subjoin two letters. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 10. It is Armed that the new Grand Vizier, atter receiving the seal• from his predecessor, had broken the camp at Paravadi, and commenced his operations. A division of his army is said to bore marched•towards Sshstria, whik the ether part observes the Rus sian corps at Van a. lie himself, it is said, was to inarch to &tads. chid'. The Porte tnd the people place great confidence in bis On the gfith ult. the Caimacan was at HAW Pacha, in Asia, to receive Tchapan Oglou Paella. The Sultan is said to have apt. proved the convention concluded by the Path{ of Egypt fur the evacuation of the Morea, bust only for a hunted time. On the Nth of October Papuschi *chalet. Governor of Galata and Pera, was promoted to the dignity of Capitals Paha aodi Ali Bey wa• appointed in his room. Tie late Grand Vizier, who was to have been pat to death, but, on the solicitation of the Sera.. bier, was spared, with the confiscation of his property, had arrived at Gallipoli, the place of his rade. Three hundred Russian pri soners were brought is on she Sath.—Accounts from Smyrna say that the Turkish garrisons of idodon, Coron, anti Patraa, bad been brought on beard French ships la fact, near Smyrna. The Mahar &Idol of the Net►erlan..s it said to have acquainted the Reis Effendi .0a the With with the blockaded the Dardanellea. The Turkinh ships of war which were finagled during the sum mei at the entrance ot . the Black Sea, returned to the arsenal on the Sib of Novengher, but it is said they we toga to the Dardanelles. The late .Wheicigulfiland and two Mullahs have been ( thv reason for which is said to be that they gave pacific counsels to dmill sakao. • BUCHAREST, Nov. 17. The comment:mein of this letter agrees glumly with dot le tie Austrian Obterver s relative to the raising of the aisle of h K It is said that the Russians, on their departure,lefk pan of their artillery behind, for want of hums, and as some slims, buried it in the ground, in the hopes of digging it up and making use of it in the spring. We bear also of a movement of Hussein Paeha from Sebumla towards SiMuhl, winch is said to have contributed to hasten the departure of the Rusiians from that fortress; but the accounts are very vague. We have bad no newt tram Varna and Bagatdjik rot some time.".—AgaiiiiineZdt. CITY. Tv/ Oft O'CLOCK. Como!' opened this morning at f7f A for the Account, since which they have been done at $74 4, and remain at pretest 874, alternately btiyeri and sellers. In the Foreign market Nide or nothing is doing, I nnd prices are nominal. CITY. HALF•PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The Coni3l marker, during the whole of the morning, has been very uninteresting, and little or no business doing. Consols have continued, up to the present time, at $7l aberustely buyers and sellers. The Earl of ASINGIVIN last seek sienilied to the Vsce.Ciaancecurs of °shed his accepting the Presidentship of Hadclyife Asylum. His Escell.ncy the Lord Lieutenant of laaLawo visited Carton on Thursday last, where be shot in the forenoon, .and afterwards spent the day with his Grace the Doke of Leturres Anionge the company present was Major W 114114 late of the 16th Lancers, who made the celehrsted charge at the head of the Life Guards, at the ever.eelebrated battle of Waterloo. where Moamar' commanded the cavalry. His itacelkitc7 recognised his old lonnher soldier with feelings of warmth and hinders,: and in the evening conferred the homier of knighthood open him...— Dublin Evening Mail. • The Marquis and Marchioness of LANSDOWII are daily expected in town. from Paris. '1 h e Baroness Wi L• VON BY D'Eseasv still tontinues setiously indisposed at herbalist, Whitehall. . At the grand fete lately given at Chantilly. we have have been told that two English Ladles. named Fuer and STEIL', were chaperoned in a most gallant style by the Prince of Coma. It is not surprising that the concusalee alfliset and steel should thus have produced a spark 1 A pe son wishing to see Furratt upon business con. tenting himself, was so close upon Sass Sienseee heels (fescuea ream). that he announced hhnself, Lyng 4e did nor intrude.— " You do intrude." observed Fustu. " Then, Sir, I will come to-morrow, if you pkasur." " No, Sir," replied lirusair,," I don't wish you to come to-esorrow s far then you mill intrude a second P time; let me know your business now." Why is a hare like an egg?—Because it is often poached. _ _ • Why was Sassis speech like bete music?—'Twas &hats boa." Nlib• PHILLIPS. tl , e very successful deodatile at Duty lane, has fur a length of time been the pupil of Mrs. Kg / min, once Mrs. Sr. 'Lumen, of Cove.nt.garden Theatre. Lad Vsvenuitt DUbCANNOW, that spitiled And 111)(510 1 landlord, has forgiven a yeses rent to all his tenantry on the Leftrion estate ; and has Dot given twenty puends towards finishing the Ca thoLic Chapel at Dr unithambo, part of his Lordship's estate, through the bands of his much respected agent, Major Currey.--Difies 'hymn Regibeer The E t Ind' t Company's ships - Earl of BAlcarras and George the Fourth arrived at Calumet) the 6th of Jane; and the General Harris off the Sand Heads on thetsth of June. The Court Ciiculai has led or.n.t of the London and provincial papers into an error, by announcing unaistboritatlvely that the ,Marquis of &smear ha. bad mural interviews of late with the Duke of Wst.sisuror, and Oft It was arranged that his Lordsh p should join the Cabinet. It happens, anteetunately for the accuracy of the Court Circa a., that the 111uquie of 1 6 ,..„ bp s been for some months, and now is, en the Continent, and that the but accounts from him erprested his foamiest of returning to England on the 15th of the prima earrnth e Our readers may rely en the information.-- Rau Mercury. COURT CIRCULAR.. • His mAirsiv took airing. on 84tutday and Sunday afternoon hi Windsor Gnat Past, and cas bath amigos visited Windsor Wastie. The Duke and Duchess of CLARINCS came to town yesterday morning to the residence of the Princess'Aeousra. in the King's Palace. St. James's. from theiriwat in Rushy Park. Their Royal llighnesies partook of a dejeune during their stay. and were vi.iied by the Princess Sophia. The Duke and Micheal left town soon after See o'clock oa their return co Busby Park. The Spanish.klooster (on a spechsl mis•ion), and t' e French Charge d'Affaires, transacted business with the Rarl of Assassin yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The l'omscau.on of the EICHICQUKR visited Mr. Secretary Pmts. yesterday. Vhcount LowTHalt transacted bnsiness yesterday at the Treasury with the Crap:amuse of the Racuanuas. THE ARMY. We andentand that as order was this morning tuned to the Bora! Staff Corps, to cease recruiting until further orders. A Detachment of the 23d Rankers marched dui morning from London for Bristol, on route to Brecon. _ Hauvax, Nova norm, 100UST 18, 1828.—The Tyne, Ring , dove, and Neva transports, sailed on Sunday with several com panies of the 74th Regiment, which we regret is to he trans ferred from ,this garrison to that of Bermuda. The Regiment carne from New Brunswick, followed by the good wishes of that Province, and, during several years that they have been In Nova Scotia, they have exhibited a steady and 'respectable de- Ineai.our, which has won for them general esteem. In several instances of public calamity, they have been as prompt to protect individual propertl, as, when the national Interests were at stake, they were intrepid in the field.—Xusia Scotia's. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Maus Aannati Tuts Dar—Dublin I—Waterford I—Fran. 1— Lisbon 1. The Charles. ()Lives. from Dublin to London. was driven on shore near Plyllhtll, daring a violent gale on Sunday, and had three and a half ket water m bee hold. The /Labels. Amr% from Rochelle to Frederickstatk, was driven on shore in. West Bay. Dec. !I.—Wind S.W.—A brig, name unknown, drove foul of the brig Charlotte, for Jamaica, and is reported to have proceeded for liamsgate—has bust cathead, sprit.sail.yard, and sustained some damage about the bows, and remains. The rest of the mato ard.bound appear to have rode it out in safety. A brig and ichoemer each lust an anchor and cable; the brig proceeded to Margate, and the latter for Ramsgate. Arrived the hlorley, Wieusais, from Batavia; Heroin*, of Liverpool, TAPLIBT, Irons Pernambuco. Poutessiourit, Mx. 8 —Wind S.W. toW.S W.—M eight o'clock last welt it came ou to blow a gala at S . and shortly alter shifted to S.IL Avssisetit, Dec. 7.—%lnd S. and W.—Arrived the Matilda, Cumatimo:trom Messina ; Perseverance, Comtism, from Oporto. P2esseitorm, Dec. 7.—lt blew a strong gale last night, and shifted to S. Arrived the San.lwich packet, (tons Lisbon. Arrived off port the Elisabeth, liarorta. , from Pictou. Maacare. DSc. •.—Arrived the Pleiades. ALLEN. from. Rio Janeiro--salled 30th September ; and London paeket..Hcav, front Heston. Livkaroot.„ Dec. 7. , --Arrived the Atoph, from Pernambuco; Olive and Eliza, from Charleston; &. George. Fixation, from Cbiebec ; Alexander. reanouu., from Newfoundland ; Luna, We us, from New York ; Delaware, from Virginia ; Wilkiono,from Smyrna. The Ocean arrived at Malta. from Navarin, 24th of Oct. The rioter arrived at Malta, frum Falian , gri of Nov. The Windsor Castle and Spartiate arrived at hiaks.from Plymouth. 3d of Nue. The Druid sailed from Berme& 21Itit of Orr. The Harlequin sailed from Bermuda 24th Oct. fir the West Indies. The Sybrlie arrived at St. Helena, from the coast of Atria, 34 of Oct. The Harpy saikd kern Havannas, for Januks. 4th of Oct. The Hip& arrived at Singapore, from Habra, 14th of July. FASH io,NA BLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Dowses Marchioness of Salisbury, at her house In Mag. ton-stren. (runt Lord Dacres seat in liens; Earl Spencer. at Lard Aoson's seat in Staffordshire, from Lord Baget's seat War Litchfield ; Henry B a rin g , M aq . an d f am il y . at seat, Mum Is Berkeley-square. (runt their seat in Norfolk ; Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall Woes at Thonias's Hotel. Berkeley-square, fr om Paris; Lieut.- Colonel Blacks/are, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street. frees Berko; Testiale. Eq. at ditto, from a tour; Sir Hussey and Lady Vivian sod family, at the Royal Hotel, St..Jamees-streef, from their seat in Hants; Cal. and Mrs. Drummond, from Boyer Leelbury ; Capt.. and Mrs. Armstrong, in Bruton -street, Berkeley glare, from the .Continent. CHANGES. The Marquis and Marchioness of Camden, for ,their seat, the Wilderness, Kent; the Earl and Countess of Jeryey, from their house in &Metes -square, for their seat, Middleton Park, Oxford shire ; Colonel and Mrs. Gore Langton, from their boos, in Gros venor-square. for their seat, Newton Park, Somesetabire ; Lord and Lady Colchester, for their seat, Kedbrooke. Sussex, for 'the Marquis of Camden's,. the Wilderness, Kent; Mr. sod Mrs. hltirant, from Ellis's Hotel, St. James's -streets for their seat in Berks ; the Duke de Richrbes, from Fentoa's Hotel. &. James's street, for Paris; the Earl of Biraingtun, from ditto, for ditto Major Fanaeurt, from ditto, for ditto; John henry Waddington. Esq. trom ditto, for Norfolk ; Chatter's, Esq. from ditto, fur Northumberland; C. It. N. T a lb o t, E sq . f rom di tto , for P anic; Colonel Scott, front th e R o y a l H ote l, S t . J ames ' s -street. for Wind sot ; Edward Kerr, Esq. from ditto for Hull ; T. Champion, Esq. from ditto. for his seat in Herhs ; Dr. Pierson. from ditto, for Doo m's,. Erna; G. Cali. Ksq. front ditto, for Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. Swynien Jervis. from Long 's Hotel, Clilfurd-street ' for the Continent • Capt. Kelly. from d i tt o , f or I re l an d ; Mr. and Mrs. Doyle, fro m Regent-street, for Melton Nowbray. The moment any body is satisfied with himself, every body else grows dissatisfied with him; whenever any une thinks ankh of himself, all others give over thinking about hint. To refer all pi • to association, is to acknowledge no mend but echo. Purity is the feminine, Troth the masculine, of Honour. Studs of this world's wisdom is acquired by necromancy ; by consulting the oracular dead. Men are most struck with form and character, women with in tellect; perhaps we should have said with attainments. But hap pily after marriage, sense comes in to make weight (or us. The feeling is often the deeper truth, the opinion the more superficial one. Were nothing else to be learnt from the Rhetoric and Ethics of Aristotle, they should be studied by every educated Englishman, ai the• best of commentaries on Shakspeare. • Thursday the Earl ut Bennet, while attending a Nleesloi of the Select Committee of the new Liberal Club, had Ma pocket picked of a xOl. note., . Saturday Alderman Kcy y'elded his rotationary right to Ili the Civic Chair next year to Mderman Caowoea, who will, 451 course, be elected Lord Mayor, and assume the civic honour in Noveltiber neat. Orders *ere received at Plymouth on Friday night, for the Portage's, refugees there to bold themselves in imMediate readAstwo for embarliadoo. Two hundred and sizty.siz Danes, who bad been enlisted to co.nperce with the Portuguese, have arrived froM Bremen, and five hundred and fifty four more are ea peaed dally; they ire to proceed, for the present, to Falmouth. Dispatches have been received at the Colonial Office from Gibraltar, dated the 17th ult. They announce the welcome fact, that the troops ►ad returned to the garrison, and the inhabl tams to their houses, and that there were no new caws of fever.— The rains had set In. Uhl:retches have also been received * kens Lieutenant- General the Hon. F. C. Ponsoaar, the Governor of Malta; front Lieutenant General Sir hams KIM" the Governor of Lower Canada; front Sir Lower Coat, Governor of the Capita Good Hope ; and from Major Hagan% the Governor 'deodorise Sierra eone. Dispatches from cur Consul at Lisbon, dated the 29th sit. were received yesterday at the Foreign Olike. Mr. 11 cum, of Saraif•rans, has a tree in his orchard bearing a second crop of apples this season. A mail plate sflf sitars betties was gathered on 'Wed : . motley in Mr. DAVEY'S garden, at Thorpe, near Norwich. The Chairman tit the Committee for erecting a statue to tree memory of the late Right Honoarable 0110114111 Camas% has applied to the Common Council of this town for permission to have it placed in the area facing the top of Lord4trem. The requital was refused ; the Councilyegrettlng that a want of sulllcient spate rendered a aimpliance wttb trimpossuble.—Lboralldetrileer; BRIGHTON, Dec. 7. The Princess AUGUSTA, a. kb Lady C. and Miss WINTAID. was present at Divine at the Chapel %veil. in Pi inces- 1 Lire, this The Rev. Dr. BUiCHER was the t Iliciatint Ater the Service, the Princes s wok he r . • siting, and su b sequent l y was pi ebeil on th e !. Cliff promenades. on Satu Mrs. Col y onel Foi bad in in terv i ew *k Rid The he, n, rda. The following distinguished Personages have the Palate since Thursday, Admiral Sir Richard and Lady Rears (on Leavitt, / Viscountess &Wool', Captain Waldegrave, R.N. R.N. Captain Cuthbert, 2J Life Guards; Mr I Bethel; Air. Mrs. and Niles liallifax; Mrs. and Ati,, • Mr. Mrs. and Miss P. Fykr ; Mr. and Mrs. Law place), Mrs. M. Burnnyrie, Mrs. Nugent, and Mr. Th e Do t e rtf lisuroan has sent M. in support of Royal British Schools." His Grace with ►• family, purpose leaving Vs no Wednesday. _ L/Mll return to London about the same pslind. Lord lissacianuGra has kft the Royal Volk liatel, •ow departure list. Lady Eamaa and Admiral Rou.as, rite - arrivals for the whiter. Sir G. Woumv arrand family are about I the Marine Parade. Mr. WlLLtairtv and have removed horn Regency square. to La GWYNEDD!GION SOCIE I'Y The Fifty-eighth Anni Wei ‘ary Dit trok place yesterday at the Woolpa c Mr. PAMaT in the Mir. and Mr. London Hospital. Vice-President. When the cloth was removed, which was followed by the toast • f.. or rather The King And Church," to Vie idiom of the. Welsh language. Anthem was sung by the whole coma with the following additional stanza, applausled: May Omen protect the Thule, And make the cause its own Of George our ' From danger r'er &lend Old Camlines Prince and friend, And bleasingi on him send: bong live the Ki After the " Principality of Wales CHAIRMAN sung the national song Minstrel," accimpanied by Ili. son performed some very Wiliam vatiati which elicited universal plaudits, ar "Sr. David's Day," and the " Wore 614," in a manner that delighted , Cowiati sang :eves a ballads very :we gave some of Dibdin's exqui,ite mi t t style. The CHAIRMAN, in proposing the, of Wellington," stated that his Gran f Tudor Trevor. and called.u . ,on hon or the toa s t wi t h three ancient Bi was heartily complied with. The same paid to Lord Kenyon. TH EA I Ha. ENGLISH OPERA. ROL List evening the pupils ef the Rll, Music performed It Barbiere di biyaglie time at this Theatre. bliss CHILIM per the part of Berta was allotted to MI Damn appealed as the Count;'A. S, Salo • and Basilio tell into the band s •Barier was the only character. nos Rem of the Academy ; it was' assigned excellent representative, De BMUS. The whole performance was conducted effect endow:4llo*th in the vocal an( partment. Indeed the orchestra was mil gave the overture with surprising iecur which were increased rather than course of its repetition: it was enthu.. The Opera exerted a good deal of applai ticolarly the first act—the second went from a fashionable and rather nut among whom we observed the Duchess pying the King's box. A DRLPH L Last night this. Theatre was crowded to excess witness the first representation of a new musical letta, called TheEarthrnake. The story is fc Mr. Moona's Epicurean, and in the representation had the powerful aids of good music and exc.( scenery ; indeed, a moving scene of the Nile and was one of the finest ever produced at this Theatre. Tbe-story at the piece is simple—Orchus, a pretrnded r Magician, is repulsed in his addresses by the heroine, a who, after . bring rescued from captivity by her Inter. is -Pt and finally liberated by an earthquake, which dzstroys herpes water. 'lbis scene of the earthquake was considerably effective w the repreaeutatian. It was managed on the same plat as theme of the storm in King Lear, as It was played some tle4Mlll6 no at Dray-lane; however. in addition to the overthrowing of the trio., the buildings all fell in heaps of ruins. The pie:e derived poweslul support from the of Mr. T. P. Coots and of Mr. aad Its. Yarns, lik:wise Corn the vocal talents of Miss GRADDONI Mr. SINCLAIR. It was much, applauded thew and was announced Vr teretition by Xli. T. P. amid loud cheers (tom all pasts of the house. At.. piece the Pil o t w as pert raseJ, and it wilt off wo Accustomed success. • SURREY. A sew D ama, in three acts. entitled ihe or the Rose of Aloe,. w.s brought out at this the.' night. It is Founded on some incidents cfmnecteJ the hist .17 of Prince CusseLes in Scotland, in u attempt which ended in his detest at Culloden. Sot of these ate woike.l up with no inconsiderable dratug . c skill, particula r ly t h ose re : ativg to hi s l ose f or Mow Gordon—her ardent attachment to him—her rem ts to ensure his preservation—and 11;e dingo braved in his cause by the bold and faithful Kennedy—all c.f which were ex rethely well manaFe 4 and gase rise to some very excellent acting on the ' of Mrs. FrrzWILLIAM as ',feriae, WILLI AMS as / Gordon. and OSIALDISTOtI as Ronald. VALI al. s Jamie Jameson, a tailor and volunteer soldier, which he was extremely effective, as far as his allots ed him, but he had too little to do. A foun t who made her first appearance had the part of and, for a first appearance, went through it ts., The other puts were tolerably well filled. The (as the bills inform us)' is from the pen of the Loves Frailties, and, like that popular performance , l Ire think, likely to have a successful run. It was gigs out for /*petition on Thursday, for the benefit of %/IDIILL • the box book-keeper, 'amidst loud applause. MALAGA, Nov. 19.—We have just received n of peace being made between the Braz.ban and Ayres Governments. Our. wines have convequ risen greatly and shipments are already making those countries. The state of our public health times very good, and, frogs the very advanced state a the season, we feel no alarm now. Our accounts trot. Gibraltar continte also io announce a decrease o in ' number oleases and deaths; i and we ,doubt not troll thistles'''. tains that !Civil' sofit i entrtely &Aviv. tc•7. ady C. Ittir aLbt at Diving W6l. I lace, this mn7. m. nk her usual "'' r tiff !1 .t on tn e tir d i at 'kb b et R nui 1 Aare left that l abo (on leavi nt B riosl 'aye. R.N. 1 rda ; 51r li„r" Ira. and xi i ,4 l4 slrs. Law (. 40 , and 3lr. aopport of his ainialik 11 66.. Y. Lord a n d c Find. folk Motet 'go sh anicn d nor . t to oc cupy d family, fo r I C"'t Alii. ok I( IN LONDoN Jinn . r of chi, • • sick Tavrrn,Ci.lld J. WILLIAlls,rf OR " Church a n 4 ki t " as given I , e a when our m c . r., rnranY• mando z sa, which woks,. irons, King ! 'fiend, es " was given,. c•f " U let the in• on tte hasp, atinns in the me and afterwar uth uf.True Fr' the companv. weetly; and GA 65 in a very este health of the" ce was a deices his country/net Bs itish cheers,. 'me compliment OUSII: . . Royal Academy - for ft* personated that Miss BROMLEY; SAPto playt4f- ; s of SEGUIN. I WlNNioectief geed to its old- cted with tietys nd instromeutal tiemely perfec aracy and precut,. diminished is I•iasticAlly enca- pplause (more pa ent ot hither Iladb umernus audience teas of LINT Otte ,wded to excess a ntw musical bar .tory is founded a e reptelentatinn usic and exceres t Nile and its backs at this Theatre. , a pretended Egypna he berome, a carve. her Inver. it retakes. the acting ' rATES, and ADUCINI and [ht ou ghoul, P. Cog; t. Atter tha off with to Preteader , the 'tie Int nected aid and, in tlc den. Sow Ile dramcc for Mena —her heroc he dangen 'NI Rood II snanage4 on the pig to as Rawl .1 appeal soldier, as his pin .oung Lodi t of Paw 4► respectablt The Piece to author of Imance, Its t was gins efit of d applause. !ti the newt ind Burling onsequently making 1 lealch :eJ state C Duni, too case in tt" Hot Irtrn arptat.