Star. — London, England, 1825-04-02 00:00:00

r . • ' I f*° , .. k . • • .. / • . . 1 . • . • • ' NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. THE KING. a r A 40 1 1 , L • amemn........1•-••••-• ......-,. 3- _ sively filled with extracts from the English and Trench --..-- --awn- towards the working them ; and I have be isr t.tvo informed Journals. The Gazette of tl.e 11th of Match states, thatuence of the Master b:ine 0- morning WINDSOR APRIL 1 This his MainTv, into Topsham oa Thursday , pug • better e . i by Mr. Richard Gri ffi th, than whom th ere hi . Excellency Conde de Porro Sayer°, Minister and accompanied by his suite, and attended by the greater drowned. The Emma (late M'Douosit in ) from eo St. Domingo to London. po t J that fie considers their prospects not inferior . Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, arrived at Lisbon part of the Royal Household, heard Divine Service per- and clear Bars. • This lost at Shetland, on the 27th of February. • the Co even to those of the Isle of Anglesea or ol Cornwall. that day, (tom Madrid. formed by the Rev. Mr. SUMNER, at the new private The Resolution, Ilout, fro llamburgh to New Orleans, was FALMOUTH. ALiscu 31•—. n I believe it to be peculiarly the case with the copper in 17 days; and Years, c —.......—. Chapel. After which his MAJESTY, tOOk an airing in m:nes, that the ricl , e , t yield large profits tg their em- ___ _ his pony phaeton, in the Great Park.•• 1., tion . reC thee. — Ar r iv e d the Stanmer P l a . c i k d et, F- fro fi at es l h ,is g b a n i n es ,' Hums, from Sierra L e one—sailed 50th January. Pinion players, to the min of others less fortunattly circutn- This forenoon we received German Papers to the —....—• - FASMIONARLS DEPARTURES. the e lo p t o t t w ii e ni n , ty sail of coasters, hound eastward. Arrived yestertisty, The Maria, and Rolla were loaded, and would leave in a few days; started ; and he seems to consider these mines as likely 27th of March. They state, on the authority of the he subj Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Drummond, from Queen-street, May-fair, the Northa rp tsria , St .' David, and DOW.: !ski. were also loaded, to sustain a competition with the hest in Great Brita.in. Oriental Spectator, that the Greek Chief COLOOOTRONIse thi There are also lead mines rc:urring in the same district, had surrendered himself, treat v aar illa t i . o n t do T n wickenham for the holidays ; F.J.F J Pigott, Esq.t i t: l r Lo W n o . od dot b 4 rid a g re e ie w e ou d ld 29t be h ready januarT in . abtoitrut thel4 •rte al as to the richness of which lam not pr pared to speak ; . and was at Napoli di Rumania , l the t o Reward, f li; berry Hill, on the banks of the Thames; C. B. Wall, Es+ from port, the Thomas, of Liverpool. from Sierra Leone for Plymouth. Morel, Bond - street, i for his villa, Little Straw - d h a ll y t r sh . •end to t P reparing for his defence, for which twenty or thirty Norfolk-street, Park-lane, for his seat, Norman Court, Hants. Sailed the Melpomene, Jonesort, for Vera Cruz. were fo I have not heard anythinn• that would lead me to sup. Prratotern, blazers 31.—Wind E.—Arrived the Lady Nugent, pose them part;cularly valuable . In the southern parts days were allowed him. Private accounts from Corfu Lakenh THE ARMY. Corm, from London for Madras. Off the port, the Fanny,....--, of the county of Wicklow, there are copper and lead state, that the Anglo-lonian Government, after having from the Cape of Good Hope for Landon; and Kinnersley Castle, the Der -.......—• mines, bo:h in great numbers, but the ore is ;poor. received dispatches from Na l actli di Romania, has com- vested, Detachments belonging to the 12th, 13th, 23d, 44th, 47th, 48th, Is there any appearance of gold in the County of Wicklow now? from London for America. Put back the Isabella, Houtasce, and The del mended the Greek General SISRINI , one of the principal 30 coasters. . . .. There is a very cc nsiJerable deposit of gold in the bed . .57th, 59th, 77th, 113 d, 85th, 87th, and 89th Regiments of Foot, 2 embarked on the 19th ult. under the command of Lance-Serjeant Cowes, MARCH 31..-Wina ir..—......... sailedthe Baltic Merchant Other p of a liver in the County of Wicklow. One piece of na leaders its the rebellion of Com:co/atone who lea d ta ken DA LIM, at Cork, for Bristol, on route to the Depots of their re- transport, with troops for Gibraltar. . • Manor, POZTADIOUTH, APRIL .I.—Winill K—Arrived the Norfolk, Guru, live gold 0 0 the value of eight guineas, wai found refuge at Zante, to quit that island immediately. The spective Battalions. f Light Dragoons, trier tin Detachments belonging to the 13th Regiment o I from London for New South Wales; and Diadem transport, from Chatham. thie, it was about 22 cuats fi ne . : 1 have seen it. The other insurgent leaders, such as LONDI,NINITAT,ZAIMI, - . e greatly Government too k possession Of the Gold Mine, as it was the ea, 13th, 30th, 36tb, 38th, 41*, 44tb, 45th, 46th, 48th, 59th, DCA 1., Aram.. I.—Wind •N E. by It. fresh breeze.—Passed &c. are still detained at Anatolica. Prince Nlnvnocort- 89th, and 97th Regiments of Foot, the Royal Stall Corps, the through yesterday settle* from the River, the [.atones, l'Arreeme, and called, many yeass ago ; they received about E.3,ooCEast India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked on thef abou DAY° has received orders from the Greek Government to _ :sd a tilt. under the command Lance-Serjeant BRAZEN, at Dublin Hope, NAHUM, for Quebec ; Zealous, !teen, fur Halifax; and value of gold out of it, but it c-st them £6,000, and fur Bristol, on route to the Depots of their respective Corps. Elizabeth, PAILLYIIAN, for Miramichi. is sum they were prude it enotidt to stop. The mine is n o t cause thereto be transported to Napoli di Romania , in NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. is lath worked at present, nor is it likely to be ; it is a great order to be tried along with COLOCriTIIONI. Prince WESTMINSTER SESSIONS—THIS DAY. •od wit CA rrAnts. mineralogical cut iosity ; there is nothing in the Ame- MAVItoCORDATO has, it is said, determined to quit --...--- C. R. Moorsom, to the Andromache; J. F. Chapman, to the ' 'the of *lean Continent superior to it, as tar as it goes. Missolonghi and proceed to Napoli di Romania, to Batman Dvonsto.—The indictment against this notoriousonside woman - hat-been traversed till next Sessions. Bail was this m Ariadne; John Maxwell, to the Aurora ; F. W. Beechey, to the acorn- Blossom; Sir J. G. Sinclair, to the Doris; Luke 11. Wray, to the "al, the take upon him the Office of Secretary of State, to ins put in for her appearance, and the OLD LADY was once more ORGANISATION OF 'IIIE FRENCH ARMY. which he was nominated some time ago. He will, ne set at large. Espiegk ; Wni. Hobson, to the Ferret ;W. 31ingaye, to the Hy- perion • Thomas Wilson. to the Martin; W. H. W. Parry, C. B. to ay, ant —N o w--• Mrs. Dudgeld is said to have feelingly lamented her imprisou.ay, an PARIS, MARCH 30. i vertheless, retain the important post of Director n went, and to have complained to a person who visited her a day Bullock , the Prince R egent; Lord 11. F. Thynne, to the Ranger; John to the Redpole ; D. C. Clavering, to the Redwing ; Henry roughs 'The last Number of the Bulletin des Lois contains an Chief of Western Greece. A s p ecial Committee, con- or two ago, • f the cruelty of her prosecutors in preventing her 0. Love, to the Renegade ; Richard Stuart. to the Starling; JOS. r i g i na l from attending to her regular business. C. Woolnough, to the Surly ; E. S. Uerkson. to the Swinger • Geo. Ordonnance of the King, relative to the organisation of sisting of three Membet s , is charged with the affairs re- The Sessions then terminated with the discharge of the prisoners, Hales, to tbe T wee d ; Edward Richard Williams, to the Zebra ; amass of the army: the following are some of the regulations:Pelo- among whom was the well known Mary Ann Pierce, alias Lady lative to the administration of that part of the James C. Bennett, to the Union schooner , sides, oi " The French Infantry Of the active army shall be composed of Barrymere. This Lady having received the accustomed bounty of LIEUTIKA NTL skew tl six regiments , destined for the service of the guard; 64 regiments ponnesus, during the whole time of Prince Mavao- • . a shilling, was about retiring front the Court without deigning to . W. Ramsay, Albi o n ; T. Eversfield, Andromache; Jos. D. P. of the Line, and 20 of Light Infantry. Each regiment shall consist 0 . look towards the Bench ; and it was not till the Chairman had nd the Larcom, It. Parker, Thos. Best, and P. Broke, Aurora ; WHI. L. C ttDATO'S absence. The Egyptian fleet, under IBRAaII the of a Staff and three battalions ; eight companies in a battalion; a bat- called her three times that she condescended to turn back. • Castle and Geo. F. Western, Beaver; Arthur J. Douglas. 1;1•melie; talion shall be 937 men effective in the war establishment , and re - HIM PACHA, is said to have ex p erienced fresh disasters, The worthy CHAtiotax, in a mild manner, besought her to profit George Peard and Edward Bekher, Blossom; Charles Myth and was en duced to 601 in time of peace. The Cavalry shall be composed of from a violent hurricane. by her past experience. William Warren, Britornart ; William Burt, Bustard • George of the Mary Ann, complained that the Chairman had no regard to bee two re g iments of Grenadiers, two of Cuir a ssiers, one of Dragoons , Snell, Carnation; George Caswell, Champion ;G. W. 11'. Whish, Or 1104 one of Lancers, and one of litmus, forming the two divisions of The following are extracts from the Align:eine feelings, or he would not thus address her before the whole Court. Dartmouth; William Dow, Richard Griffith, Charles Blair, and the Royal Guard; of two regiments of Carabineers, 10 of Guitar Zeitung of the 26th ult.:— The CHAtawax said he was glad to find she still retained some R o b ert Augustus Bradshaw, Doris ; Samuel Williams, Eden ; . from to siers, 12 of Dragoons, 18 of Chanters, and six of Hussars: each sense of shame.— Mary Ann slightly cursed and walked away. Richard J. Marsh, (act.) Doris; George Wade and Henry Lyster, dtlibeta regiment, both of the Guard and of the Line, shall consist of a Staff, SMYRNA, FEBRUARY U. HALE, THE FANATIC. Ferret; Lord William Paget and Richard Cut rave Fly ; Henry took up aid six squadrons. The force of each squadron shall be, for the This madly enthusiastic young man was this morning brought J. Worth, G enoa; Adam C. Duncan, Harrier ; Wm. C. Swinfen, The Oriental spectator of this date contains the fol-aner Oct Royal Guard, 152 men and 153 horses, on the war establishment, before the Court, and advised by the CMAISMAN to petition the Si- (act.) Helicon • G. A. Halsted. Hussar ; W. J.'l'. hood , Jos. Short, o f doe' (reduced in peace to 120 men and 119 horses); for the Heavy Ca . lowin g article : eretary of State for a remission of the fine imposed on him. The T. Woods,C.Timmson ; Supernumeraries: B. liatton,M.Dickson, E. valry, 150 men, 141 horses, in war; 118 men and 101 horses in 60 NAPOLI or Resume, Fn. 1. CIIAIIIXAN told him he could not be ignorant that he was doing Chappel, J. G. Francillon, R. Taylor, T. C. Dyball. J.Shirreff, R.C. which I peace ; and for the Light Cavalry, 166 men and 157 horses in peace. " The rebel chief, Colocotroni, after losing his two wrong in disturbing public worship; and he hoped he would ex- Brown, F. Barn, W. Prowse, A. T. Morley, J. Coleman (a), %V. 11. #ide, th , " The Brigade of Artillery of the Royal Guard shall consist of press to the Secretary of State Ms contrition for his offence, and Brand, H. Stroud, T. D. Stewart, J. 11. lielby, .1. Jones (a), C.R. • eating. one regiment on foot, one on horseback, and one regiment of the sons, has come to this place with a safe conduct, and promise not to offend again in future. Gordon, Jos. Camilleri, J. Wood, H. F. Peake,W. H. Woodham, laintifi train. The first of these t. have 916 men in time of war, and 668 surrendered to the Greek Government, which has given Hale said, be would rather send a remonstrance than a petition, C. W. Poynter, H. Sankey, F. Hire, If. 51. Nicietyii, J. Hall (b), in peace; the 2d, 454 men and 470 horses in war, and 332 men and suffer than abandon principles. Collier, E. W.Ward, G. Drew, J. Roche, C. Brand, 11% Fonipson, 337 horses in peace; the regiment of the train, 1474 men and 2416 him a term of twenty or thirty days to prepare his kn. as anything his . . W. Y t . • ~ - endant horses in war, and .524 men and 636 horses on the peace establish- The worthy Casement interrupted him, to press on him the W. H Routledge A. Game, Edw. Aitchison, John Harding, R. tification. The Greeks ale extremely rejoiced at this • nowle menu. Tht• Artillery of the Line to consist of eight regiments on adoption of the course he had pointed out, as the only one by which Jones ( b), T. M. 'Williams, J. Clayton, C. W. ROMS, R. sloriarty, . nd Bah he could obtain his liberty. foot, and four regiments of Horse Artillery ; the foot re g iments, unexpected event, because it puts an end to the civil C. W. Riley, D. GI. Davis, E.B. Addis, Jas.Carter (b), Wm. Jones, is Lor 2139 in war, and 1339 in peace; the regiments of Horse Artillery, war in the Morea ; and now, in the time of danger, the Hale, in reply, launched out into a long and unconnected rhap- (d), T. L. Kneel*, and M. Cowen, to the Hyperion ; W:' G. 80-891 891 men and 836 horses in war, 651 men and 458 h o rse s in peace . lady , consisting of scraps o f Scr i ptu r e ,oddl y mixed u p with reasons chanan, Icarus ; S. Griffith and Robert Campbell, Isis; K. Peel kerds "The battalion of Pontoneers, 1,571 men in war, and 995 in peace. Parties ma y perhaps lay aside their differences for a for his conduct; and at last, the CiumstAN, finding him deaf to and Lord G. Paulett, Jaseur ; J. 11. R. Wilson, Leven ; Wm. Grit- eneral " Each of the twelve companies of workmen, 101 men in war, season , in order if possible to avert the storm. Condu- reason, rose and left the Court. fin, Maidstone •T. Gregg and C. G. Lloyd, Martin; C. Wilmot, specie and 71 in peace. Parthian ; Cbal•les H. Mice, Primrose ; S. Hellard, H. M. Short. " Eack of the eight squadrons of the train of Artillery shall be riotti, at the head of six or seven thousand men, has - Serao J ?Clint, C.A. Johnston, J. 11. :Murray, TA. Murray, T. S. Hall, His Majesty's ship Tweets Captain Hymn has ar- J. composed of a staff and sixteen companies in time of war, and of marched to Patras, to blockade that fortress by land, 0 ' and J.Law, Ramillies; J.Pearse and F. Patti n,Ranger ; J. O'Brien. Eaynht eight in time of peace. The complete force of a squadron, 1,956 . . rived at Harwich , for the purpose of conveying Rear Admiral lb), Rattlesnake; It. Card and W. Wilton, Redwing; C. Bell and from ti while eight ships of war have Pi.atortu and suite to the Cork station, to the command of which men and 3,180 horses in war; and 691 men and 364 horses on thebeen sent to resume the J. H. Johnstooe, (Flag) Revenge; Thomas V. Cooke, Romney ; J. prisoner peace eetablishment." blockade by sea. There is much sickness here. The he has been appointed, vice Lord Coevaez. Wilson, Semarang; J. J. Matlock, Scout ;F. Blair, P. F. Hail, Mr. MARTIN, of Galway, has given notice of the fol- Serapes ; B . Stuart , star li ng .E. S. cietk,„„n swinger; W. D The Ju • - ,,w---Tw 0 ,...---, •---- -. , Greeks have received their pay out of the last loan, but lowing motion for the 13th of May next :—" To increase the salaries Hedle y Sybille ; Charles J. gash, Thetis ;R. i Sliarpeanc W. H. •. His 1 i fi I te, P.N T 14,N IN I' N'l AR. the money was soon exhausted, so that all their hopes annexed to the Great Officers of State, and to high judicial sitar Henderson, Tribune; G. Hales, E. Wudebouse, A. Nlcheux 0. had bet dons of the country, so as to render them more adequate to the h- Oakes, (Flag) Tweed; A.Cuppage, J. H. ilowher, and J.l.l.Sorewr. yspent a i MN 1)( )N. are now placed on the new loan, to be negot i a ted by hour and importance of the duties to be disdained, an d more worthy vile, Windsor Castle; J. Oake and #. Lushington, Zet ra. . ....—........-•-_ the Deputies sent by England." of the justice and liberality of the nation." esuruillbs. way roe SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1825. l° MODON, JANVAILY 24. Mr. Scott, who escaped from the King's Bench last week, has been retaken at Petersfield, Hants, and com- J. .. Rev. Wm. Geo. Royse, Boadicea; Rev. Thos. Foster, Spada& AUDGIZONS. of the . He had STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. " Eighteen transports, laden with provisions and am- mitted by the Marshal to close confinement in the strong '' aaoorbead (as.), Alacrity ;D. Kerr (as.), Albion; Jas. Os. entenc Consols opened at 931 I for the Account, with little or nothing munition, have arrived here, so that we are now well room of the prison. born e,and Geo. Laurie (as.), Aurora; Josh. Little, and J. Dunlop (as.) Bann • T. C. Roylance, Bittern ; A. Collie and T. Neilson 140 exi doing. provided. We keep up a constant corresp o n dence with A subscription is raising in France to build a new (as.), , Blossom ; P. Harkin (sup.) Boadicea; T. W. !!!' Donald (as.), ," lter hi In the Foreign Market few bargains have been done. Corms, which, as well as Patras, has received similarhe pro church in Feene y . It is said that the real object of this Brazen ;Jas. Ellis, Champion; J. Mackay and A. Johnston (as.), Doris;Andrew Small and J. Steavenson (as.), Ferret; J. Irving rllf font Prices: Old Spanish 231 1, Russian 951 i, Colombian' e sho supplies. Our garrison consists of between six and measure is merely to pull down the present church, New 906, Brazil Scrip Sti preen. Mexican Scrip 1 1 prem. Greek which having been built by VOLTAIRR and given to the i s q u i hN W. Morgan , Gloucester • C. Kelly, Harpy; W. Shoveller. It. Griffiths, O. ' be cot seven hundred men, who enjoy good health, while sick-(su p. ) Morgan, and S. Mackey (as.), T. i3onald, J. Smith Scrip s4l disc. Austrian we I. town, is, therefore, disliked by the Jesuitical party.(c.), I. Di as, S. Mason. H. Marshall, W. Watt ( b . ) , A. B. M'Ar- le wa PRICE Or KrOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. ness prevails in Napoli di Romania. Our garrison i yn Ids (p. , yperion ,J. ikon We learn from Rome that the statue of COPERNICUS ltur, D. Wison, and T. Re o sll as.) H • W s Icarus; W. M'Gee (act.), Ise ; J.Hall (act.), Lively ;J. Price 1 ewe i Thee 3 per Cent. Cons. 93 1 / 2 IA makes sallies from time to time, and get their supplies undertaken by the celebrated Danish sculptor, 'I'HOR- (e-)0 4 per Cent. New 105 5 4 % from the countries, being constantly informed of what VALDSEN, has just been finished, and will be transported ( d a . s . .) e , r hl . a a rti A n; R. ii,larshall(b), M r ed eual Raven . te r p o h it enson, Owen GM- rex f India Bonds 80 79 . is passing. The Greeks, on the other band, as often as to Warsaw in the spring.(as.), Plover •A. Linton Primrose; J. us. Prince Regent •; J. Kerr (sup.), J. . I:um Exrbeq. Bills 61 63 62 64 . £lOO and £ 2OO ditto 64 they approach the town, immediately retreat on the A dreadful crime was committed at Metz, about ten bl'Ala;ter, A. Blyds and J. Lawson , Carmichael, (sup. as.) Ramillies; J. Smith (b), Rautessake; G.Borlase (as.), Redpole; W. Armstrong, • days ago, by one of its inhabitants. This person, it Mr. ' . Eons. for Acct. 93 3 / a ' firing of the first gun from the citadel." and J. Stewart (as.), Redwing:J. Barr (as.), and T. Hunter (sup.) iicy appears, had quarrelled with his wife, whom he accused (b), Revenge; A. Bird, Royal George yacht ; M. QM' (a.i.), Se- FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. " Assammuu I , -AXlBliar 21. of infidelity, and threatened vengeance. She fled from rapis; G. A. Acheson. Superb; Arthur Kilt (as.), Surly; 41. Heal . cable 1 i Austriac Bonds 5 per Cr. Mea-Bands, 51s Cr. 794 i Intl- "We are happily free from the plague in this city , r T. her home, and took refuge in the house of a friend, (as), Thracian •D. Patton, Tweed ;G. Burton (sup.), Victor/ ; . arnoun LI - Ditto Acc. 981 Ditto Ace. 791 ex dile D. Bennett, and ' William Rythero(as.), Zebra. Brasilian Bonds Ditto Scrip 18 2 0, II Ipm Some transports, laden with provisions and ammunition, who resided in the same street. He soon followed, Ditto Acct. 851 ex div. Ditto Acct. 16 101 pm have sailed for Candia and the Mores. A ship of war armed with a broad sword, and having with difficult ilLintllll. Y G. Heather, Aurora; T. Ekon, Blossom ;E. Sabben, Brazen • obtained admittance, be rushed towards his wife for the A. Cronibie, C arn eli an ; E. Dunsterville (act.), Carnation; W. bein tpyo e i! Ditto Scrip, S per Cent. Neapolitan Bonds, 5 per Ct. Ditto Scrip 1624 Peruv.Bonds, 6 per Ct. 871 belonging to our fleet has arrived here with the news purpose of murdering her. The Lady of the house, her Harriett (act.), Conflict ; J. Aylen, Doris; A. Lyal. Martin ; D. Ditto Ace. 24 pc Ditto Ace. that Ibrahim Pacha was on the point of sailing from son, and a friend, interposed, but the fury and strength - and th Buenos Ayres Bonds, Portuguese Bonds I Chilian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Prussian B on d s iggo, e p c t . wo i Rhodes to Sada, in the Isle of Can I of the man soon overcame the feeble resistance he met lac y ; W. Sidney, S tir li ng; H. R. " Inc (act.), Swallaw ; N. dia with all hisor his Johnston ' • Swan ; W. E. (act.) Swinger ; Thomas Trelivrng. M r , Ditto Acct. 874 ex die. Ituss.l3onds,lB24, s a•Ct. 951 4 remaining ships of war and transports. An Austrian with. The wife was severely wounded, and the Lady Tweed ; S. Ba rt , Z e b ra , Colombian Ronda., 6 p Ct. 914 Ditto Acct. 95) Ditto Acc. 90) Spanish sp. Ct. C. ship has just arrived, and we learn from the Captain, and her son were killed on the spot. The man that . attempted to escape, but he was shortly after arrested re MUM W. Savory, Aurora ;O. Mardi, Blossom ;W. P. Browne. mauuf fax. 1 Danish Bonds, 5 per Cr. Ditto Acct , th it as it passed Rhodes, no ships were to be seen in by - Doris • Wm. 'Limber, Ferret ; J. M'Arthur (b), Ganges ; G. the police, and has undergone one examination be- Woe ; ma J. P. Briley (sop.), Hyperion ; G. Davis ,Maidstone busier Ditto Scrip, 1 06 dis Span. 5 p.L't C. 1823, Greek Bonds Ditto for Acc. that harbour." fore the Magistrate.' Emme —... sonsw .--.... T. Evans, Martin ; D. Clow, Purees • .7, Kneeshaw, Ranger ; J. Moo Scrip 1825, 41, 4 dis French Reines, 5 per C. The Chamber of Appeal of the High Court of Justice Wardens, Windsor C astle; .L. Marehant, Zebra. ' dissole Ditto Acct. 41 1 dis Exchange In a preceding column we have given, from the at Brussels, on Saturday last, passed sentence on the i coerce BRITISH AND F3REIGN SHARES, TWO OC'LOCK. French Papers, a Royal Ordonnance for organising the affair of M.Triest, which had attracted a numerous au- KENT INDIAMAN. ness of MINES. Army. The Etaik states, that the Coronation is de- dience. The sentence is very long, it confirms the first . —.... In addition to the many gratifying acts of liberality mann( ANA RIL PAID. PRICY Pit MARL sulEcis Anglo Mexican - - £lOO •Xl5. iss. 815 pm. 4105 (erred to the 12th of June, on account of the Ch a t - sentence, which condemned the prisoner to two rats . • • • • An g lo Cbiliau . - 100 -5 - . 111 12 11 1 bets being unable to terminate their Session by the time imprisonment, and a fine of 2.5,000 florin, for a breach shown towards the patties who distinguished themselves so much in rescuing the unfortunate sufferers from on a n Brazilian - - 100 5 - - '24 231 23 of trust ; doing away, however, with the charge of this ship, we have the pleasure of recording the follow. or dry Chinni - 100 5- - 18 17 formerly fixed. swindling. He has further to pay 10,631 florins to th e ing letter, furnished us by Messrs. atbsons and Baker: . surer • Milian and Peruvian Company 5 15 The Indicaterir de Bourdeaux publishes a good expo- heirs of Baron de Pellersberg, only that he may retain , alter , i • for 50 General Minin g Ass,. 100 - 5 - -15 " War-office, March 30. , vials a f.• Pave Peruvian Peruvian - 100 - 5 . - 100 - .5 - - 224 22 it 9 sition of the late mode of fabricating American news 4,000 francs conformably to the document attested by "Sit—The Secretary at War having takes into consideration the in the Madrid Gazett e . A schooner from the United the Notary Public Caroly ; and 'lastly to the costs of the Resolutions passed at the Board of the Angio.Mexican Association, of 04 Royal Irish XI 11s. NI. 2 prem. ;dis . • down, Tiaipuzahua - 400 -20 - - 215 States arrived at St. Sebastian ; immediately the Com- ' two trials. M. Triest seemed confounded when h e an the Bth lust. relative to the important services rendered by United Mexican 40 -20 - 2 ptn. - mandant of the Marine writes to the Ministry that the beard the sentence. A private letter from Albany, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Cook and the crew of the Cambria, to the Kent East Indianian, whereby 557 persons were saved from the wreck of the , this lo Ditto White • - 31 32 latter vessel, I am directed to acquaint you that his Lordship will The n Welch Iron & Coal 25 -s - - 7 4 1 Captain of the schooner had brought information con- written in November last, gives the following favourable authorise the sum of fi ve hundred and eighty pounds to be granted calcul : .. . ASSURANCE COMPANY, Sir m . atory . of the total defeat of . BOLIVAR , and the pre- account of the new Colony : to the muter, .mates, and other . persons on board the Cambria, in . ‘ Ali.Brit.For. Fire &Life ioo - to - - 19 tended news is then sent forth to the world on the au- ~ lam happy to have it in my power to add, that our condition . s the undermentioned proportions, on Captain Cook stating to this there • GAS morn. AND COKE COISIPANY. is improved—our grants of land have been extended—the Cafrees office to whom lie would wish the same to be issued. the o United General -50• 12 - 181 174 thorny of the American manner, who, however, has are quiet—our intercourse with them is no longer prohibited. Our " I am, at the same time, to state, that Lord Palmerston feels every i ' IRON RA I LWA YS. since thought it due to his character to deny the state- crops are certainly l°°king more promising than they have hitherto the greatest satisfaction in . o ff ering to the Captain . and his crew this four s . . done in any former year. The subscriptions raised for the relief a acknowledgment, for their humane and meritorious exertions in f • London and Northern - 100 - 1 - 11 nient attributed to him in a letter whic h we subjoin; the Settlers by the humane in England, India, „ id the Cape will rescuing so many persons from the fate which, without the assist- buildi ti IUISCLLLANEOUS. it is as follows :__ . certainly be of much benefit, if judiciously disposed of, which, from ance of the . Cambria, would have been inevitable. and tl YHA RIL. PAID. PRICZ rim susas . .1 the well known integrity of the Gentlemen who compose the Set ° " the Nate • • • • 16.150 " ' ST. 81114STISII glAneu 19.- was tl Atlantic and Pacific - £lOO - sCIO - X ' tiers' Fund Committee , who have also a thorough knowledge of the mate . • . . . 50 •. for as A ti St raisan _ - ~ , wants of the Settlers , a judicious, equitable. and beneficial distribu• Acting . con :hate . . • linti,h Iron Compeer - 100 - S - 8 4 9 that the Commandant of the Marine has thought At to make use of don will, no doubt, take place. By these improvements in our cir- Crew, tune men, each 410 . 90 article Fquitahle Loan Bank - :i0 - 1 - 21 1 hi-h he has ddressed to his G rte. cumstancei our situation is mendin nd t st h h I ' my name in the dispatch w . a ove ) g, awerutat t me a ter. Alaimo, 26 men, each £lO . 260 the pi Gold Coast Association - 100 - 5 - 6 ) ations will be succeeded by others." .c . - 7., , • !tient • and as it is not probable that that Gamete would hoe* ral co I hbernian Joint Stock Banking - - 1 pr. • . my N t the least rent kable feature of the present des is • - -- o, Mexican Company lAD 10 15l answer, I have recourse to your journal to inform its readers that • • ' " I am, Sir, your most obedient humble s.rvant, the cheap rate at which valuable literacy and scientific information mvn 6 it Mai opolhan Fhb Company 25 1 19 1) . I have not given any news to the Commissioners of Marine at this I.oin is communicated.—ln the Circulator of this day, No. 14, at the low W Igo have th pleasure t (Si st gnfli t ) that " W. 3lEa ' "Y." 1 ,•at' 'Fishery £25 sh. A 2 pd. iss. £lO pm. o port , eit h er directly or through an interpreter, and that if I bad price of 3d. we observe, besides elegant FAnbellisbments, the follow.. the Royal It:change about Ps oviticial Batik of Ireland 100 5-12 i 1 .A ssur ancehave in the handsomest manner paid to Messrs. Dobson edrespecting the affairs of Peru, would (sag choice subjects of interest • 1 • ht II h' Lecture London been interrogated Patent Bricks - 59 2 - s * Tavern on Production of Wealth •2. Lord John R ' • and Baker £5O, as a present to Captain Couk, and £5O to be divided 1 Royal St unary ..... 5 544 have been diametrically opposite to that which the o ffi cer attributes . • , ussell s Affairs amongst his Officers and crew . • a goo amein bb dispatch. 6° 0 I have the honour Sec. of Europe ;3, The Milk ;bade ;4. Diorama • ; 5. AA Fool's Day • - ' i • the Royal Humane Society have awarded to Captain Cook an went _ , (with a Cut); 6. Century of Inventions ; 7. April Novelties, with " 6 JOHN M. SM (TM commanding the American a Cut); 8. Robert's Hood and Mouth Piece, the due . — The Cetus • Honorary Medallion. menu It was reported in the City hie morn; lg that Russia _ the January, . - .an ia . 11. 1 ' 9 schooner General Jackson, of B a lti more .' " War commenced let and is published Weekly, price Two Gentl I • S emen, who lad attended a Chao sty er. Unite i was on the point of' raising a new Loan, in order to pay a _ _ 3d. and Monthly, in Parts, at a Shilling : and contains, besides a- ' R lett, :$ off the Five per Cent. Bonds of 1822. Ti e resent 1 P t was the on. r. PeNCER at arrive a ew IH MS th 'd f d mon, were talking of it afterwards in company. " Didn't you like 4 . variety of original matter, a Diary of occurrences of the past, ands Parson's h r• .d " Yes," ow the dry-b our Sermon very much? " sat one. rep.. ays Kalenda of Memoranda for the ensui W k I ng ee • 1 state of the Money Market is certainly favourable to stuccos the Foreigu Office, Doweing4treet, from the British Em. Wednesday last, Patrick and if unarm i'race were other ," it Bases good Sermon, but he stole it." This was told to 2 8th 'i h ba• y at the Court of Vienna. . . of . . of Y the Preacher, who resented it, and called on the Gentleman to retract ashes i sue a trieasure. oi n at the drop the gaol this county, for the murder of what he had said . "1 am not," replied ---.......,..___ Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Prin- Coollol' Brennan. Their demeanour was penitent and edifying • thi s the t i s to retract my words, but in instance I will : I said you had This forenoon we received a tle of the Lisbon Ga- cess &nous visited the Princess AUGUSTA. they acknowledged thejneice of their sentence,ClwundAdvertiser. stolen the Sermon ; I perceive I returnin g e of th' was wrong, for ear home, state, to the 13th of March. They ale almost esclu- Yesterday being Good Friday, the Princess AUGUSTA . The Assizes of Maryborough and Carlow proved and referring to the bouk that I thu ug heir was taken from, I touni was i attended Divine Serv i ce at the Chapel Royal, St. Junes's. .maklen. • it there." I —. .