Star. — London, England, 1827-05-21 00:00:00

of representations Blade by Mr. Lamb and M. Lima, on the advance of..ouraiiity, which appeared to have no other object than to support the insurrection of Elvas, and to tondeavour to extend it to whet frontier fortresses of Portugal. .A Cabinet courier, dispatched by Count Offalia, ay. rived here on the evening of the 4th, with dispatches, announcing that that diplomatist has completely failed io the object of his mission to Paris; and we are assured that he will return without going to London. The measures of our present Ministry become daily more and more violent A circular from the Minister of Grace and Justice, addressed the day before yester day to the Presidents of all the superior Ttibunals of the kingdom, contains the following passage:—" His Majesty, after having heard his Council of State and Ministers, orders that the Members of Secret Societies, who may not be voluntarily denounced, shall be im mediately arrested, tried, and condemned to death, conformabie to what is prescribed by the decree passed to that effect in 1824." FROST THIL DONSTITUTIoNNEL OF FRIDAY. PARIS, M*r 17. Thrfarnous Trestaillon died at Nimes on the 4th of this month. He was interred the next day. We are informed, but we can baldly believe it, that the Con gregationlits assisted at his removal, and that the most distinguished of them bore the pall. MADRID, MAT 7. There is nothing new at Aranjuez, except the arrival of the Duke of San Carlos,who, the day before yesterday, and yesterday evening, had long interviews with his KO jest y, and who will return to-morrow to Madrid..Yester• day there was a Council of Ministers, presided by the King; the subject considered in which, it is said, was a propositioa received some days ago from the EnglishGo vrernment to this effect :—" That if the King of Spain would carry into execution his proclamation of the 30th September, 1823, the King of England would withdraw his troops from Portugal, and leave the Constitution of the Emperor Don Pedro to be maintained merely by the power of the Government which is atpresent estab-. lashed in Portugal." It is understood that the proposi tion was almost unanimously rejected by the Council. • A military movements which took place simulta• neously on the Ist, 2d, and 3d of this numb in Spain and Portugal, on t a e frontiers of both counties, has excited the attention of our politicians. The sh English and Portuguese ttoops on the one side , a n d the S p ai on the other, have retired at the same time on diff-ient points, to the distance of eight leagues from the Iron• tier, thus removing from each other. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, MAY 21, 1827. STOCK RXCHANGR, TWRLVR O'CLOCK. The Coheol market still remains in a very inactive state. Con sole opeped this morning at 82i to itS for the Account, and 43 biayers for July, with scarcely a bargain doing. Letters have been received from Paris, which state that accounts had readied that capital, by a vessel arrived at Havre from Rio, stating that the Brazilian army had defeated that of Buenos Ayres. Letters have also been received from Mexico, stating that the treaty with this country had passed the Senate, and Rocoruasza was waiting to bring it over. In the Foreign n ytket nothing Is doing. Current prices: OW Spanish ISti I. Mexican nil Colom bian Mi 2. The Consul market has somewhat improved since the earlle► part of the morning. Consols airy be quoted at present at 83 to j, and for July 833 to 3. with little doing, except making up for the Account, which is on next Friday. • PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock India Stock 445 3 per Cent. Red. 823 I Ditto 11004476 77 = • per Cent. Cons. 943 931 Old Annuities 33 per Cent. 41000 Xschequer Bins 49 SO 33 per Cent. Red. 881 3 1500 Ditto 49 50 4' per Cent. New 993 3 1100 .and AKIO Ditto 49 50 4 per Cent. Scrip Commercial . 4 per Cent. 19" 993 3 Bank for Account Long Ann.lB 13-10 19 Consols for Acct. 833 TWO ()CI.('CK. Mex.Rds.t92s,6 p Ct. 673 Do Acct. 671 I I 3 I Possusguese Bils.S p C. 773 I Ituss. lids, 1929,3 pr. 903 Spam Has 5 p Ct. 23 SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK FORRIGN FUNDS, 'Brazilian Bds. 5 p Lt. 58 Buenos Ayres Mk, 6 p C. 583 Colombian Bondi, 8 p Ct. 28 DIM nd8,1824, * • Do. Acts 314 BRITISH AND FOREIGN CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. SHAKE. rAio. ......._ __ _ Anglo Mexican 100 80 33 371 Real del Monte 400 400 580 United Mexican 40 30 15 Provinsial sank of Ireland 100 25 201 EXCHANGES. Amerseerain, Max It. --On London, 12. 21. 2 M.ll. 95. HANBUltill, May 13.-011_ London, 36. 10g. sU. 36. 74. Cuatvrianis, Mar 5.-3 M. S. 6. 14. Sr. PITIMBUILOH, MA Y 4.—On London, 10 3-32. Lemma, Mar 11.-3 M. 6. 151. Beaus, Mar 19.—0 n London, 5 M. 6. 27/. Y112171A, MAY 5.-0 a London, 3 Al. 9. 56. FIRMS( Fury', MAT 19. Five per Cents. 100 f. 45e. 415c.7- 111ree per Cents. 70f. 60e.. 65e.—Rentes de Naples, 77f. 8.5 e. 90e. The Paris Papers, which arrived last night in due coarse, possess considerable interest. The Etoile men• ttons, on the authority of another Journal, that the I English and Portuguese troops on one side, and the Spanish en the other, have made a simultaneous move ment to the di.tance of eight leagues from the frontiers. Whether this intelligence is meant as a sedative to allay the exasperation which the report of the proceedings in the Chamber of Deputies has a tendency to raise, we %stow not. The discussion, which was on the expendi. Lure of the Foreign Department, Was opened by the new Deputy for Paris, who in a long and vehement discourse accused the Government of having, by its weakness and inconsistency, compromised the honour and interests of France. He charged it with ad hering to no sys ematic plan in its policy towards Spain. He also accused it of continually •acillating between liberal and illiberal views, and moving one day in the wake of the Holy Alliance, and in the next of that o(England. The speaker, who is a liberal of the first water, drew a very alarming picture of the relations be ween France and other Powers, as well as of the state of Europe generally; and making allowance for the exaggeration of his principles, we fear there is some truth in his representation. He was followed in the is►tss, Minister of Foreign Affairs, rather feeble than evasive. The Mi -4 by M. HYDZ Di NaDVILLS, a lead. debate by Baron D. hose reply WAS rill sister was answered is • <. l / 4 t A . • • speech is al than .asea parts of it ; whilst k that there luires very little excitement to bunt forth into an all consuming flame, and that European diplomacy has not,.for long time, been so disj, as it is at present. We received this morning the St. Petetaburgh Jour. nal ►o the sth instant, but it is wholly destitute of poli- tical intelligence. We also received Hamburgh Papers to the 15th, which mention that the Emperor of RUSSIA will pro• teed to the town of• Wiasma, in the government of Smolensk, towards the end of this month to review there a body of cavalry to the vast amount of 6g,000 met I A Power, who can muster such a force, may be ttuly termed formidable. We have not heard of any serious misunderstanding betweer. Russia and any other Continental Power,to render a demonstration of this kind necessary; whilst to look upon it as an ordivary military spectacle, would be to suppose the young Emperor guilty of excessive ostentation. Whatever may be the cause, whether it originate in vanity, latent ambition, or a desire to shew that the members of the Holy Al liance are neither feeble nor unprepared, the circumstance itself cannot fail to give rise to serious reflections. — Amongst the persons who are to accompany the Est rum', is General Batman... Jam Had it been men tioned that the EMPAESS were to be one of the party, it might be imagined that it was intended for a grand military pageant, preparatory to the Coronation at Warsaw; but the omission of her name overturns the billy supposition, that could give the affair a harmless character. We learn from these Papers that the celebrated CAPO D'ISTRIA, who had fora number of years, during Aorcitsmaa's reign, directed the Foreign Affairs of Russia, arrived at Berlin from Paris on the 12th in t. oos his way to S. Pe:ersburgh. It will be reco.lected that he was dismissed, or, to use a more courteous term, suspended from the exercise of his important functions, about the time of the recal of Baron SraocoNore from Constantinople. The disgrace of this high functionary was considered as the death blow of the Greek party at the Court of Russia, and also as ;.guarantee for the continuance of peace. From that lime tell - the period cf his recal, the Count usually resided in Switzerland; and probably a short tme will shew whether, with his restoration to favour,. the triumph of his principles is connected, or not. Dutch and Brussels Papers reached us in like manner this morning, both to the 19th instant. It will be seen' by the following article that the great tiaditig Coonal patsy established about two years since in the Nether lands, of which the present KING is founder and prin cipal shareholder, has succeeded so ill, that c Insider able modifications in the original plan are already deemed necessary. Toe embarrassments in which the Company are involved are another proof how cautious thrtein merits ought to be how they interfere in speculations which are usually managed by private individuals, and out of private funds; whilst the remedy that is adopted will in all human probability tend to aggravate the evil, if it does not upset the scheme altogether Member of the extreme right, whose w stronger diatribe against the 'Government t that of the new. Deputy for Paris. Some IN appear to hart produced a strong sensation may be inferred front the whole of the debate is a spirit abioad at this moment wiling req lIAGUR, AL• 17. In consequence of the resolution adopted by the , Council of the Commercial Society, at the ordinary I Spring Meeting, this year, on the resolution of M. Oils lager, the King's Commissioner, there was held yester day, a General Meeting of the Shareholders entitled to vote,in which the three following proposals were brought sward on the part of the King : Ist. To make a great reduction in the capital of the Company, combined with a connection between the Shareholders and the interests of the Company. 2J. To secure to the King that influence in the affairs of the Company, which his Majesty ought to hart. in its essential concerns as founder, as chief shareholder, and as guarantee of the interest (4i per cent). 3d. To simplify the management of the Company in general, and in particular to give the Board of Di rectors, in their daily transactions, more liberty in the choice and direction of the operations. 'A printed memorial, explaining the three proposals, was distributed among the Shareholders; and further details wem given verbally by the President of the Company and the King's Commissioners, with a decla ration that his Majesty desired that an account of the intimate connection between the three proposals, they should sot be voted upon separately but altogether. With respect to the first Article, it was proposed to' reduce the capital from 37 millions to 24 millions of florins, which last some was at the commencement pro- posed as the maximum, and had been in far exceeded in consequence of the great eagerness of the merchants to become shareholders. After two days' deliberation, the proposal: were adopted by a majority of 119 to 40 votes. 6 UGUSTA The:Duke of CLARENCE and the visited the Kos yesterday. The Duke of CLARENCE visited the Bank of England this morning. His Royal Highness was accompanied by the Duchess, and several other Ladies. The Directors and their Ladies were waiting to receive their Royal Highne'ses, when they, on entering the Rotunda, were received with three cheers. They m.emed highly de light, d with their reception. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mr. CANNING, in Downing-street, at which the three newly-appointed Cabinet Ministers, via. the Marquis of Lausnowa, the Earl of Caucus, ' and Mr. Tmaxar, attended for the first time. The other Cabinet Mialltets present were—the Lord Chancellor, the Right Hon. George Canning, the Duke of Portland, the Mar quis of Anglesey, Earl Harrowby, Mr. Secretary Beurne,Viscount Dudley and Ward, Viscount Goderich,„ Viscount Palmerston, Lord Bexley, the Right Honourable W. liushisson, and the Right lion. C. Wynn. The Ministers assembled at tow o'clock, and continued sitting till six o'clock. ADDRESSES TO HIS MAJESTY. A .Itecsisitkin, numerously signed. was on Saturday presented to the Loan MATOR, calling 'von his Lord ship to convene a Conti of Co rnon Contrail, for. the purpose of voting as Address to lis Mnittary upon the subject of the recent changes in t Ministry. The Loan MAYOR appointed Wednesday for the consideration of the subject. Thursday evening. a Meeting was held at the Grey. hound Inn, Great Marlow, to take into consideration are propriety of addressing his MAMMY upon recent events. Tne room was crowded, the businessof the Meet ing commenced, and the Address carried unanimously. KING OF SAXONY. The Allgeosseine Zeitung of the ISth inst. contains the following account of the new King of Sastorry D11E30614, MAY 6.—Though every thing in the Administration is, of course, in a provisional state only, it may be confidently anticipated that King Awns say. will follow the usual maxim of Government, which have stood the test of 58 years, durng the reign of his brother, to whom he was most tend rly attached, and that he will, as far as possible, leave all as he found it This resolution he has, in fact, openly declared. At present it is decided thatthe KING is to come to Dresden every morning, and, perhaps, after dinner, to Polnotz in the evening, to discuss and regulate the most im portant matters. From his early age be has been used to rise early, often at four in the morning, to ride out immediately after, and has a strong constitution, fortified by exercise and activity. He is a judge of music, and even.cornposes ; has a fine private ltbrat y, and loves the Fine Arts, and highly prizes the German ama. Like the late KING, he is also remarkable for piety and strict attention to the duties of religion. The Queen, his second wife, born January 14, 1767, was the eldest daughter of the Emperor LEOPOLD IL and is univer salli beloved and esteemed." THE A 10.1 Y. The 40th Regiment, now in Hall Garrison, has reeeived Its route fur Chatham, and is in be succeeded by the 74th front Plymouth. This week the depot of 25th Regiment, at present in Edinburgh Castle, marches for Perth, in two divisions—to remain there until the barracks at Aberdeen have been put in order for their recep tion. The depot of the 95c1 Highl.nders. at present in Perth, moves to Glasgow ; and the depot of 92d moves from Glasgow to join the service companies of the Regiment in Edinburgh garrison. ARMY IN IRELAND. Wedneday, the depot of the 79th Highlanders, commanded by Major WILLIAM Ma esnau., arrived at Belfast from Cavan. The same day a detachment of the 70th kft there for Downpatrick. The Head-quarter. still remain at Belfast. The 15th King's Hussars are now on their way from Dublin for Canteebury, where they are to be stationed. The Princess Royal,. KAINS. and Stentnutransports, sailed from Cove on Monday, for Quebec, with the lath. Major Gammon is appointed to con.m and the depot of the 15th at Fcrmoy. Lieutenant Ggasooyr, 66th Regiment, is appointed Superintend ing Officer of the Recruiting Department, at Enniskillen. Detachments from the 10th Infantry 'Depot, at Buttevant, have replaced the 84th at Mallow, Charleville, Killarney, Mill.street, Kanturk, Liscarroll, &c. Tuesday, the 72d Highlanders, commanded by 'Arent-Colonel Aastrnusor, left Londonderry, for Dublin, where the Regiment is to be stationed. The I.t Uivislon of the Bth, or King's Foot, has left Newry for Londonderry, to replace the 72d. Wednesday, the depot of the 33d Regiment. commanded by Captain Rein, undeiwent their half yearly inspection in Boy l e , before Alajor General Tarsna. The result of the inspection was highly creditable to the Officers and men. Tuesday, Sit CNASLu Duvet inspected the Depot of the 99th Regiment at Clare Castle. The half-yearly. inspection of the sgd Regiment took place on Wednesday, by General Sir Clansman Dos in The 84th 'Regiment arrived at Jamaica, front Cork, on Patrick's Day, in the most perfect isealtlaggid without the loss of a man, after a passage of 45 days, Saturday Mr. CANNING had an audience rf the Eute.—Yesterday Ms MAJESTY gave so audience to the Loan Cuawczt.Loa and Mr. Camitrie. • Yesterday the Duke anJ Duchess of CLARINCe and the Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, and beard an excellent Sermon preached by the Rev. Sir EDWARD KTIMSTOX, front the 7th chapter of St. Matthew's Garet, and the 13th verse. The Church Service was read by the Rey. Mr. CANNON, and the Communion Service by the Sue.Daait. The Anthem was, "I wus glad" (Puacau.), which was sung by Messrs. SALMON, VAUGHAN, and J. B. Saxe. The Chapel was very flume roust) , attended by Nobility. Among the Peers present were—The Bi.hop of WADICESTIGI ; the Earls of Customs, asaaowsr. and WarruiputAsti; Lord as DUNSTASTILLZ, Lord ARDAY, &C. Ste. Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Duke of CLARENCE and the Duke of Sussex were admitted to a private view of the Exhibition of the Royal Academy. Their Royal Highnesses were received and conducted by Sir TISOMAS LAWZILIOCZ, the President. and the other officers of the Institution. The Royal Dukes left the Royal Academy at half.past four o'clock. M r. CANNING w,nt yesterday to the residence of the, Earl of Livearocst., in Whitehall. and Inquired after the health of the Noble Earl. His Lordship's health is us far restored as to enable him to take an airing in his carriage oa Saturday, fat t►e first time since bis illness. Mr. CHOICKR visited Mr. CANNING yesterday. The Mat quis de PALMELLA. the Portuguese Minister, transacted business yesterday at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Mr. CANNING entertained a select party to dinner on Saturday. at kis residence in Downing-street. The Errl of CARLISLe had an interview on Saturday with Mr. CANNISG. On Saturday the Lords of his Sturm's Most Ho pourable Privy Council assembled at the Coyne l Office, to hear and determine Appeals, &c. Saturday, Mr. W. K. Dounx.ts gave a grand dinner at the Admiralty to the Loan Hien Mammy Mr. Casella, Lord Ca*/amalgam, the Governor of the Bank, the Chairman of the Rut India Company, the Marquis of Quanissuev. Mr. ROTIISCIIILD, Mr. HUllilslloll, Mr. WaLaovD, aid Lord BLINN& The Chiltern Hundreds, so frequently mentioned as being accepted by Members of the House of Commons, when they wish to vacate their seats, are divisions of counties made by King ALFRED, and Row annexed to the Crown, although they still retain their peculiar Courts. The Stewards of these Courts are appointed by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and their sa laries are twenty shillings per annum ; this sum, how ever, small as it is, being derived from an office under the Crown, is sufficient to disqualify any person who accepts it from retaining his seat, unless re-elected. Accepting his Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds, is, therefore, merely a formal manner of resigning a seat, when a Member wishes to retire from Parliament. IiTALLACC. en his benefit night, had the fullest house of the season, with the exception of the evening when the KING visited Drury lane Theatre. The receipts were upwards of six hundred pounds. Artuoup has engaged Miss PATON for his new musi cal drama which is in preparation for representation, soon after the opening of the English Opera House.— MATHILWI is engaged for a limited number of nights; and, as Inds), his friend Piaui' has hit upon a most whimsical and original character in a new Piece, writ ten expressly for MATNZWI. Miss KULT is likewise engaged for the whole season. PASH lON ABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Lady Augusta Milbank., in Brutoa.street ; Hon. Me,. 0, 081 Herbert, in Wimpole-street, from Brighton; Major-G enera l Mundy, Mrs. Godfrey Mundy, and Min Mundy, in George street, Portman-square; Gunmen hlenades, is Weymouth-street; R. % Frederick Halsey Nloore, Mrs. and Mtss Mo re, is Clundoostreet, Lady Mildmay and Mr. Wildendy, In Albematte-stieet ; Mr. sad Mrs. *mu gwygeo l , la Lower Grosvenot•street; Goa Percy Meade, is Iwwer Hrook.street; j: Addeit y rooke, Ea t an d ' Mrs. Addenbrooke at Scaife's Hotel, Lower ook.street ; Leigh, at ditto ; F.litobertion, Esq. and Mrs. Ro mon, n d k , e , Mr. Mrs.and Miss Portal, at ditto ; W. Chaplin , it dine ' Doctor Blackman, at ditto; Mr. Bates, at ditto; Mr s . and Christie, at ditto ; Mrs. Hatehett sad Miss Jsrery, at the D e m os Hotel, Berarre-street, then Skrewsbury. CHANGES. T. Captart . Dr iledi um E4i. mond, lin.e Mrs. S Drell' a nd Family , ancl from S" amily, James Wright, Rag. and Mrs. Wright, from ditto; T. B. Cane, Esq. Mn. Cave, and Family, frost ditto; Mrs. M an d e; tros: ditto; Major, Mrs. and Miss Cr Donoghue, from c ite . we. Chadwick, from ditto ; Captain Lyon, from ditto; Mrs. 14: wpod ; front ditto; the Rev. Mr. Newel, from ditto; the Rev. T. hi m , aers Sutton and Lady, from Warae's Hotel, Co nduit-ureet ; Mr. Mortimer, from ditto; Mr. and Miss Vander Horst, front the Burlington Hotel, for the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Clatter. buck and the Misses Clutterbuek, from the Berrien Hotel, f o e their seat, Micklefteld Hall, Watford ; Miss Green, Mrs. Codyer, and J. Ewen, Eq. frem ditto, for Norfolk ; J. W. Hearer, L i , filial ditto. THE PARK AND THE GARDENS. The Park yesterday was crowded as co the pr ece di ng S unday anal five eviockt and t h en all winged their flight to Kensington Gardens. In the costume, reefs, gram, loan the rage, even to the stockist; Grasssunst Deeming to have given birth to the ides in his portraits of the Court of CHABLIS the Sprouts. Indeed the fashion generally are taken (rum the female drew of that period. The only novelties were hats and capotes, in a sew style s • ls THE ITALIAN OPERA. The Opera of Sewirmaide was again performed or Saturday to a crowded audience. There was nothing novel in the cast of the parts ; and we have, therefore, only to say, that the whole went off with the accus. tomed eclat. In the brilliant circle we noticed, Marquis Douro, Lord Wallscourt, Lunt Bingham, Marquis aad Marchioness of Worcester, Lady Hampden, Barchimen of Ayiesa bury, Lord Tuilamore, Lord Cawdor, Lady Owen, Su Francis Burdett, Lord and Lady F. Somerset, Marquis and linthiorms of Tavistock, Lord W.Hervey, Lady Keith, Lard Milltown, Lady C. Powktt, Lady Strachan, Lady Gordon, 'Lady Sheffield, Ligy Sykes, Lady A. Beckett, Dowager Lady Armada', Lady F. GOWR, Sir B. and lady Graham, Lord Bl' Donald.„ the Dueling of Pon. land, the Dociaesa of Kent, Princess Peodore, Baroness de Spaedth. Lord and Lady Weymouth, Lady Paul, Lady Mulgrave, Lard and Lady Wharncliffe, Lord Templeton, Lord Lake, Lord Har. rowby, Lord and Lady Harewood, Lady H. Parker, Lady Diu. both Vernon, Lord. Uzbridge, Duchess of Richmond. the Lobes Paget, Marquis of Titcblield, Lord Howard de Walden, Sir C. and Lady Morgan, Marquis of Hertford, Lori Wilton, blown Graham, Lord Ashley, Lord Valetort, Lord Darnley, Led Mount Charles, Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, Lady Cowper, Lady Jersey, Lady Mansfield, Lord and Lady Serra% Burin. new of Westmeath, the Duchess of Clarence, the Duke of MX* caster, Lord Westmorland, Lady Grantham, the Master it the Rolls, Sir C. GrevMe, Lord Fife, Lord Ramsey, Lord Gwytyr, Lord Mumma, Marquis of Clauricarde, Marquis and Mitcham' of Salisbury, the Duke and Duchess of Argyle, Lord and Lady Granville, Lord Castlereagh. • _ GENERAL ASSEMBLY, EDINBURGH, Mai IL Thursday being the first day of the Annual Meeting of the General Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland, the liigh-stieet exhibited throughout the early part of the day all the bustle and display common on the occasion. The street was lined by a detachment of the 1,1 Dn. goon Guards (tom Piershili, commanded by MAxwact., and one of t he 25th . Royal Borderer manded by Captain Mouse. The:spectators mesons, and as usual all the windows in the 10, menu skirting the street were occupied with faces. At half-past eleven, his Grate the Lot Commissioner arrived at the Merchants' Hall, Hi square, where he held his Levee, which was by a great number of distinguished characters. close of the Levee, about noun, his Grace' proc; procession to the High Church, where the TAYLOR of Tippermuir, Moderator of last A. preached an eloquent and impressive sermon, from latisns ii. 17. After Divine Service, the Mk and Members of Assembly proceeded to the aisle, • the Lord High Commissioner took his seat throne, the assembly having been constituted, to'l of members been called aver, The MoDERATOR said, it was now for the A. to choose a successor to fill tke chair which he oc. and be proposed that the Re.. Dr. Robert H. Principal of St. Mary's College, St.Andreves, be i to the office. Dr. nom. tended the nomination, which was. monsly agreed to. His Majesty's Commission, appointing his represrt• tative to the Assembly, was read, as also the Royali ter, communicating his Majesty's donation of 2P' propagating the Gospel in the Highlands an( of Scotland. His Grace the Commustosma then addressed Assembly, and feelingly alluded to the severe loss his Majesty and the country hai sustained by the of the lamented Duke of York. He also alluded serious indisposition of Lord Liverpool, which ' priced the country of bis valuable services, and the disttess under which a considerable portion community were still labouring. The MODULATOR made a suitable reply to topics embraced in his Grace's address. A Committee was then appointed to answer Majesty's letter, and some other Committees been nominated, Dr. TAYLOR proposed, that an address of c. should be voted to his Majesty on the death Royal Highness the Duke <f York. Dr. Coos said there could be but one sentiment the Assembly as to the propriety of such an and proposed that the Committee appointed the Royal Letter should be authorised to prepa re which was agreed to, and the Assembly adjourned. Mr. Et.t.torr, messenger from the United rived at Liverpool on Thursday, in the from Philadelphia. He proceeded immediate don, with dispatches. The Duke of BUIVORD has, we understand, - let the whole of bis ground in the neighbourho od Tavistock•square to Mr. CUBIT, and other min' architects, on building leases, with an understanding that the houses shall all be of the first class. A Surgeon of Exeter has been sentenced, in if King ' s Bench, to a fine of 1001. for es, ,eston to procure for him a body for the purixaci dissection. Yesterday, at noon, a decently dressed rnan . . . p.siug down l'iince's.strect, near the Bank. iuddenly dropped down and expired. The , was instantly conveyed to St. blargaret f i Chord' Lothbury. when prompt assistance was aiotdcd to .tore animation, but lite was extinct. B 6 "V llore sda' of Aylea. a Ft anus archival. °Si 'wn. Lai hal ield, !My It° F. Goy°, sa of Port. lot le Sped°. M. rave, Lard 911 Lord thr. Lie Lady Diu- the Wirt 1111 den, Sir C. so n, Ilarquit the Wen bud ass idr emir, ilart ke of Mar aster oi the ed Gwrirr, Marchiones rut and Lady sail 50,1 G ., IS. the al Meeting rtland, the Seth 'art of the to t occasioe. el,tDrs peer ry Captais :fess, cm. twin .s were nu Ps - loft tene- ith anxions on I Lord High Ye 1, Hunter'h nit] as atteaied ers. At the roceededn ie Rev. Dr, Assembli, 1 from Ga. tior Moderator Po! aisle,wbere lice ieat on the rou id, and the wa tic! Assemb!y wai e occupied, of I t Haldane, aro ' 4 be elected nes to t was mai• t the rep is reptant. vro Royal Let' cat 2,0001. fee seal and Lands '‘e. l On dressed the intc e loss which Poe iy the dead sire luded to the ma icb had de• son nd regrette d asst Him of die tea tee to all the Iha get answer h is dis, tees halal fro Poe condolence the nth of bis naiment is an Miro, us a to anew" 1 prepare it, son Owned. Dr V er I States, IP Algoagnia the aely to Lon. at ; or, id, at leog'h bourho 4 ler e minent Dia sderstandol Gi t. in the Cos t employing 4 be as ed Mao nk, whe°: the deco r r's Church fordcd to 0 ' • •!%e•