Star. — London, England, 1827-05-10 00:00:00

RIAL P 'ARLIAMENT. .MOOSE OP LORDS. MAT A M fOte"Okciblt — their L td•hips proceeded to ballot fpe Peers.,,ter Weed in succeslion for thitompose of N. blaring *Oasis. The Mutual Account of the Revenge and Charges of thelnst Xoths, Company was resenteed at the bar. The Doke of DEVONSHIRE brought down his Majesty's fterfret to the Address of the nth of May, in which his Majesty was pleated to order oitibta ofehe desired correspondence to be laid upon the table. • • , Lord 17111 st ft NCLIPPE,gsve notice, that as the Game Bit Was now printed. and the Petierk upon the table, he would art Friday move the Report of the cominktee to be taken late consideration. life moved that their Lora:Maps be summoned for that day. • PILVIIIIIA AND 111OL AND. The Earl of MAL NIRSBURY moved , •••' 4 That an humble A*, dress he presented to his Wiest?, resuming hint warder that there be laid upoe - the table of Allis_ Meuse the answer of the King to this merchants of Prmsla ' the high price of duty on the Si. partition of wheat ; a retract of the order issued by the King of Prussia, on the gOrte etteptember, 1821. sod signed by Count Bulow. Minister of Seale, respecting the duty on Wheat." He understood that there would be no objection to produce the Infer. lisetiois Nit could be obtained. VOllOllll 011FICI. The Manias of LON DON DRRRY said, that its eempliance with the wish of his Nobti Friend opposite (Lord Ooderich) be shossidgmeignew his motion for Returns concerning the Eaponere e( the Paolo Mak dm. but when be made It he should pi= sloes ante additional information. and he hoped time Ms 11biond weeld tine be able and willing to state distinct!) , windier tie pripeent esseeposhion of his Majesty's Government was intentlied to be a perinamot one ? Lard GOD ERICH rose fee the perste of giving notios, that he dwell as Monday nett move that the &ankh this House betimes to the Naval and Military Forces, for their' rasps opera! doe. le Ladle. , • •. The Earl of ABERDEEN presested sever* Pallas teem Parishes in the County _of Aberdeen. praying foe Ptomaine Agriculture. Lord M A YNA RD presented a Petition against any demean in the Core Laws, frees • Parialn the County et Suffolk. . The Duke of BEAUFORT presented a Petition to the same effect from Newport, in Mensenaishae. The Bill to amend the law et Slassay passed dwpw*le the Coot. edam; and was reported. with Amewinsosset obe H/lIIIHN The Report was ordered to be taken tote censidentlen ant lredanday. Lord ETRANGFORD, finding that daring his ab sence from town, his name, or an allusion to him, had been - made within that House, took the present oppor• talky of reminding his Noble Friend opposite to state whether snob al.usion had been made in consequence of any communication directly or indirectly on his part? As makers were reported in some of the public prints, it would appear as if his name had been alluded to in cossequence of some grievance which he suffered, or of some complaint, of which he had none to bring forward s ' being made. He knew• enough of the open and manly character cf his Noble Friend, to be convinced that he would not only tolerate this appeal, but meet it us the same spirit of cordiality in which it was made. The Marquis pf LONDONDERRY had no hesita tion in answering his Noble Friend; and he stated in the most unequivocal mahner, that he had not any communication with that Noble Lord on the subject. He was not sure whether he had stated specifically the Ambassador to the Court of Russia t but what he wished . to know was, whether Foreign Ambassadors and Con suls-general, who had served some time abroad, were, on the public list ? His object in calling for that list was to elicit the different condition of the expenses of that department w what it was formerly.—Adjonrued. HOUSE OF COMMONS. An Manua of the Number of New Literary Work., entered at &ukase's' Hall, for tke last seven years, was laid on he tabie• and wasted to be printed. mookimasa ak O. lIKATHICOTE reporm4 lij =ll‘ inefii•a Committee. that the /*dog Men = doly elected, and that the Petition was not frivolo* fir. bl. A. TAYLOR his !patios. whkb stood for ho.morrow, kr separating die le all matters of bank. riptcy.from the High Cent Thlitaday.the 21Id Inst. • Mr. WOOICHOUSIC porepoisi bk oaks fir leave to bring in • SW to liematinee certain pretenmeats of mostabksond which stood foe this day, to Wednesday rant. • COILTOSA1109141111) TMT ACII. Mr C. MORGAN preowned a Parities from certain Protestant anassers of Abergansey. praylvs for a repeal of the Test and Currencies Acts. linear Pathless were presented. by Mr. Lamm. free D. Rumba t sad by Mr. FOOTMAN, from a certain town in the enemy el Dena. _SON= IRLACTIOII WU. Several Porkies; he and ageism this OW, were presented by Lied G. Lomax. Mr. AGIUMILT. Mr. HIWST 1101FULD. and Mr. Myrna. freest varies' towns and districts in the county of &ram Mr. J. SMITH presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Ileltes-le-Meer. praying far the establishment of a minimum of wages. These Petitions were severally ordered to be printed. sitatos rssuusiss. lir. KENNEDY. btprereatiog a Petitieo froth the County of Pinkie favour of t►e Salmon Fisheries' Bill. gale notice. that he abotild s Go Friday am. wove t►at the Bill be referred to a Gas- oakum up stairs. Mr. P. Is HOMPSON said, be woold appose the NI winner It *sold be brought forward. WAS 4 11 AW5•120714 Mr. TIOBHOUSIC prinen t - ed7Pention from cows% Inhabit ants of Piccadilly, praying for an alteration and amendment of the Pairing Act. 11w Knitionerr complained of the conduct of the Paving Board of their Parish, in refusing to bate their street Mao. • oda/tined. In the Act referred to, a clause bad originally stood, swab** ft imperadve on Paving Bards to have the carriage ways a( Abelr re,peenve parishes, made according to the new plan, witenever -tequired by the inhabitants; but unfortunately, in the ',redness ache Pill through the Howe of Lords, the douse had two expengid.Ordeted to be printed. •- - tionseue )Jr. H. GURNEY presented a Rik», kens Lkikeinni Ge ascafW.Tbornten,praying the repeal of the &atutes width require, in certain eases. a declaration agairnt Transubstantiation, on the gistand3Se Oaths of Supremacy, and Abjuration, *lord s security to the Church and State.--Ordeeed to lie upo the t and to be primed. SUSS** ZL2C7IOII SILL. Mn CIIRTEIS moved A. siwond trailing of the Smelt Election Bill._ Mr. HUSK ISSON me to oppose the-neend vending of the Bill, which, he contended, ought net or be pressed, while a Committee wet sitting op stairs, to consider the best mode of diminishing the expenses of taking she poll at elections for ecrentres. The object of the BM was, to render braes, permanently, the place - at which elections for the County of Sussex should be held, but the Hon. Member had not awed, that, either in. the City of Chichester, or in its 'neighbourhood, any chill 'in tire nature of outrage had taken place, which t to deprive that City r f its ancient and honour distinction—(Heat). He would say to his Hon. 9 Shew me an abuse of their tights, and I will with you in forwarding your Bill to remove the wince." Moreover, Sussex did not ofer the worst hf inconvenience to voters in attending county bleatofs--(Hear). His 'Hon. Friend ought to look at 111 the Counties of England.:—Lancaster for example— % Which County the number of inhabi•ants was raven times greater than in that of Sussex ; yet, the county town was at the very extremity of the county, and area only be approached by one road. In Berks and Wilts, similar inconvenknes we' permaneutli /11 *Ms in Susses, tbs elections Wesel/01d ahernately le, Chichester and Lewes. If h had been proposed to bold the election for seven days in each of those towns, he should not have objected—but he woold object, as a freeholder of the western part of Sussex, to a law for permanently conferring that advantage on; Lewes alone. That was his brat reason for opposing the Bill-Ls-his ~second was, that it would be premsore to legislate-on the subject pending the sitting of the Committee up stall's—and his third objection was, that, while dealing with the County of Sussex, the other Counties of Eng. land, similarly circumstanced, were left in their present situation—(Hear). He did not think the proposed change would be for the better, as it would go vir tually to take the privilege of voting from the agricul tural population of the county, and place it in the bands of the small freeholders of Stighton, and other popukat; towns. He should, therefore, move as an amendment, that the Bill be read a second time that day six months—while he was, at the same time, quite ready, should the report at the Committee recommend it, to support any measure for a general improvement. Lord G. LENNOX seconded the Amendment, and warmly complained of the conduct of the Hon. Me tu ber who brought forward the motion. He had during the late election circulated *catmints, and even made , representations to the Sectetary of State for the Home Department, that the people of Chichester were in so violent a state of disorder as to render it unsafe for him THE EVENING LONDON. THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1827. STOCK EXCHA \Mt, TWELYR O'CLOCK. Coos& opened this MCCAW at $ll, and up tit the present date there is net a feature in the market wink ebeervadem These is quite a stand still in the market. In the Foreign market, Mexican and Colombian Boa* Item imprnved. In consequence of the recognition of the Ddezican_Ge- 1 vernment by France, and the favoarabie reception C►tycaru milted treat the French Government. Comm mires: OW Spanish ink k. Mexican Sal 1. Colom bian 34k k, Portuguese 77i 1, Brasilia 11* j, Mamba 90j j, Danish ilk j, Greek Isi 10. CITY. TWO WOW= The Conseil market modes la the gem stare sit dagattleo as on the opening id the market, giddiest any &actedAta. Consols are, ep to the present time, at Sti I for the Acetate, tad for Money St} buyers. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Beak Stock ging itosi 'ladle Steak $44 tot S per Cent. Red. IN IS am Bomb Yd ,di tiOniddie 611 Saw 1, Ste 45801 i dle 2111411 46 ;;15/16111114 46 46 • raaid .5100 Date 4$ 4$ ter Amami Omsk ter Am. 521 1 I. TWO O'CLOOS.. Mex. Aces. s9j i k I Pendia &thief p C. 111 Porcupine Bda. 5 p C. 775 Do. Acct. IRIMS. Bd., 1624,5pC.90; Preach 11e6tee.Sp C. lOU SAckeoge. 551 SOc [ SHAMES, TWO O'CLOCK. ilt. Palau ITratillan • 10 SO a Potosi La Pas & Perm Ans. 'S 5 elrt tSe *nalpusahua 4JO ISO 150 Pte./facial Bank et Ireland 100 1.4 40! Fames Antos, May 7. Five per Om& toot tori—Tbre• per Cents. 701.60c.—Bask Stock. 11.0671.30c.—Reates de Napkin, 7s!. IlSc. per Cent. Cons. Sit i I St per Cent. SSI Se per Cent. Red. IS* I I 4 per Cent. New Bei 99 4 per Cent. Scrip 4 per Cent. 1816, OS Long Ann. tz 1/5-15 rOitßitiN RIJN') Brazilian Bd.. S p ID SO oln .n ttnml. , Spß Ditto 8t1e,1454.154i sal 114 0. Ac,t 541 333 , 1 14 Greek Bond% 5 p Ct. Do. Ws. tiks.3 p Ct. If Nits. Hi,. tress, 6 P Ct. fell 9 BRITISH AND FURICIIIin Sisal French Parrs of Monday and Tuesday's date base been received since our last publication. In addition to our extracts in a preceding column from these' Jour nals. we copy the following article from e Joined des Debets, on the subject of our Ministerial changes— * topic which still occupies the attention of the Pati• sian Journali.ts " We are prornptel at the present moment to torn our ,eyes towards a country, the example of which deserves , at least to be stodfecf, if na followed. The lag Unit% of the English PArliament is a great spectacle. where' the Ministers who are out, newel) as shove she sire in power, state - befort their eidleagues. the one the cause of theirwithdrawsl from Ate, and theoth.n the,ress sons of their continoanca arms These Paritementare forest afford great sad usefol lestoni to a penpte whose constitutiosak education is beginning, and will be tom- pleted in spite of all.obstacles which were hoped to be! cast in its way. Siyety sincere man uh r coolly reads i the debate of the Ist of May in the Douse of Commons., must allow that every thing there breathes the spirit of the Representative System. Let us hope that our Par liamentary discussions will soon afford this consoling impression. New writs being required for the re•elec tion of the Members who have accepted new situation•, an opportunity was afforded for the eloquence and jus tification of Mr. Peel, and the no less brilliant answer of Mr. Canning. Neither feared to be questioned.— Asking questions is the daily practice of the English Parliament. Ministers and Deputies arrive there, the latter under the necessity of asking, and the former with the consciousness of a duty imposed on them to answer; and let no one imagine that these open and loyal communications between the Crown and the Na. tion decrease the ascendancy of the former—on the contrary, they announce that its interests are those of the people. That is far different from the dark distrust which is spread in an Assembly by that right gives to the Ministers of being silent on every thing which ex cites a difference of opinion. and which often causes us to regret their silence when they determine to break it." to remain in the town, and that his son had been thrown down, trampled noon, and otherwise maltreated. He had even gone so far as to insert an advertisement in all the county papers, desiring that a list of the persons wounded might be sent to bins. He would assert that 'these representation,' were altogether unfounded. There had been no unusual disturbances—nothing more, in short, than the badgeting, which was considered whole , some upon these occasions. His coast tuents had the greatest right to complain of this c induct. The Hon. Member had, besides, written from Brighton to the By the Flanders Mail we have received Brussels Mayor. asking him it he would guarantee his life in Papers, in which. the only article of the least importance, Case he should return to Chichester? but having receiv ed an answer in the affirmative, instead or going there is a letter from Stockholm, which we subjoin: he went to Lewes, where he addressed the people, and STOCKHOLM, Aran. ta. told them that he could not appear at the hustings f The Genitals and Officers deputed by the several without danger to his life, and promised that if they I corps of the Army, who were convoked'at Stockholm would go and vote for him, be would get a Bill passed, to regulate the various affairs, especi .11y the adminis to fix the elections in future constantly at that place. tration of the military pensions, having terminated their Mr. POYNN supported the amendment., and. said, thit the object of the Bill was to give the inhabitants labours, had an audience of the sing the day before of Brighton the power of returning a Member. Fifty yesterday, to take leave of his Majesty. Lieutenant. years ago, the freeholders resident en Brighton had been General Count de Pope, the President, haling expressed about 25g now they exceeded 560 They were respect- to h's Majesty on this occasion the sentiments of pro able person. ;bat they had no claim ta choose a Mem found respect and lively gratitude felt by his brethren in 'tier for the agricultural County of Sussex. Sir JOHN SHELLEY supported the Bill, because he arms towards the Sovereign, who continually gives 'was an advocate for moderate but very limited-reform ; them fresh proof of his gracious care, the King re and one thing very conducive to that purpose would be. plied as follows t ter allow every freeholder in the County of Sussex a o Oentlensen,-.Tb* Wake fur wbldt I ordered you to be nub fair opportunity to give his vote. mooed having terminated, lam battle that yes have answered my Mr. W. BURRELL thought that it would be ad- a ratta j oa ,. visable to divide the county into two parts, andspoll for The mention et the plea wideb yes tree drawn up, sad both Members op the same day. whitish going to be laid before me, n take pea till I lave Mr. D. GILBERT said. tharthe Repeat of **Coat- wombed die States General I am etmel ow that they wit center , miuee on the Bill of a Noble Lord (AlthorP) to regul with use in seeming to the defenders of the State a condonable the proceedings of county elections, might render Towit I n 44 , 44 ay . this Bill entirely useless. He advised his Hon. Friend o p u g a dthe „„,, t ,;„,,, room to thaw faithful sol di ers w h oa , to withdraw it at present; and in case of that other B H warlike valour and civic Anne have procured for their come? being thrown out, this Bill for altering the place of the neery and iseepsedseee. Ten them that I remember with sea. poll in Sussex might be brought on in nest Session. faction all the proofs of filial amaehment which they have 'hewn aro Sir C. BURRELL objected to legislating for Sussex Repeat to them, that nation cannot be subdued or humbled whets on this subject, apart from the rest ut the country. Its defenders depend on their arms and the will to make use of them. Mr. C. PELHAM thought that the local interests of N 'the militia will henceforth be connected and amalgamated the county would not be attended to so well as under the present regulation. with the provincial regiments. :It will triple the nwrietical forte of the army. and wilt receive thelospvlse of its esthodibee wins Mr..CURTEIS replied. and the Bill was withdrawn. this result is obtained, the two kingdoms or the Paillisia inn The Postage Dudes RN was read a third time. and passed. Mr. pain save node. that be would seams, a w o w to the nnly to revolve to be secure against the shocks and thane's Si future Hesse en the subject of the double deliveries at the Post-olice. events. But that the future may always appear teas lake fir Mr. 'Martin *admix& to prove, at the tease date, that tie valuable mortice& we must never forget that force Is bet present system was the best that could be contrived. Herr Si the lan—that discipline must be the first merit mil die The other Orders of the Day were then diaried Si, and the first principle of action of the °Mere as well as of the soldier, ao4 Heise adjourned at a Qtrasemesernot Swear° Clam that the army is laschuted to repress disorders. Its Inane lees prescribes to it to be always the brat to set the esample slob& dimes so the laws." The following letter ha received at the Ndrtb and South American Coffee Hott‘e, dated U PORT LOUIS, JAmaaa it: 41 About the beginning of the year we experienced some very senspostnets weather, which we were apprehensive vroubt tenni eaten a blankets., however our fears proved to be without founda tion: sloe. then the various Madagascar bullock tradoreNbith were may ban waived. having experienced considerable damage and the Antal loss of their eargoen,coadsting alive stock. It appears the weather bait been more severe ostekle than with us, as we have since had the following arrivals is distress, end wanting cooriderablo repairs :-..Fiedels brig Landale, Lefogreade, from Cochin, on the Malabar nut, bound to Boardeaux, with indigo, pepper, Mc on Janitary 2, la lat. IS, S. long. 73, R. experienced a hurrkane, and swaged sash damage; Dutch ship De Seem. Riebley, from China., band to Middleburg; with ta. Om &masted in lat. 11, S. lan. St, R. cargo supposed to bo n damaged l Aniericasi brig Jan. Hornasouth, (ran Batavia, besiol so Solose t wish sager, coffee, and spins, sliaimmod la lat. ;kit 211111100.4 1 11. 10W January : the cargo is expected to Iwo tilid Oro, We* OW of our Madigan:it trader. has knight kein its peseaspire Item thence, irkkh torsod put of the crow et die.Pervasosss sh Conde de Areas, Roes Rio Jamas% besot philoaaspitrioe, sadism wrecked ea the south.wets palm dllligatearopsiStb Sopeetaber, 3825; she had seventy nonsked dollars on board, which were plundered by the native., and the greater part of the crew have since perished. You must have heard some months since of the wreck of the Rambler whaler at Madagascar: the Captain and wean taro were murdered by the natives; the remainder escaped to sea in a boat. The following ships are in harbour, bound to England :—Elisabeth, Cock ; and Susannah, Ciappison, loading sugar, to sail in a few days; Dunversan Castle, Flinn, in about a month; the Ellen, Camper, and lonia, Funtal; sailed on the 29th ,for England." No business of materi+l importance took place last night in either House of Parliament. The matter m , st worthy of remark was that the Marquis of LONPON• DIM postponed the Motion of whi c h h e h a d given notice. His Royal Highness the Loon Than ADMIRAL held a Lew* yesterday forenoon at the Admiralty, which was attended by abort fifty Flag °lacers and Captains of the Royal Navy, Mem. hers of the public Boards, ft. Captain Jamas CAtersata, is appointed by the LORD HMI ADIUMAL to command the SLOIET sloop of war, at Woolwich. Letters from Vienna state—" A Tut kish Captain wearing the new uniform, ptoduces some sensation in the capital at present. When he goes out, he is al.' ways followed by several hundreds of children. The Shako in the form of a turban an the head; which is shaved, the white uniform, and large trousers, give him a truly grotesque appearance. The GRAND SIGNILR ►ent him express to Vienna, for the sole purpose of ' shelving hintsell ;s the (i.net els and Ministers.' COURT. CIRCULAR: - The Duke of LIMOS. ia-rd FAittusneoooll. die II; lies' Gamma CANNING. and Count Mumma, the ' 1111aftr. had audiences yeeteiday of the Khoo: The Ddches. of Kent a-. ti , e P:t. e e F banaurad the Rail sad Cowmen of Demmer with their L „tes diseterTesterday ; the Noble fiat[ aecielepanied the ch k The m imeos t o the evening to the Cot.cen of Ancient 111,,k, +ta d Hanover-square Roans. Ti • Dachas of CLARE•Ct vi..ited the P tig „. ADMIT* rISINANIN at bee realditner in the Kin g ' s p James. The Duchess of Gun/craws* hoisourci th e i • fa Astra Hoge with her presence an •TOrlday . eNalis to , tag vitae &I performance of Madame Piera, in if 2listeresi The Duchess of KENT and the P. incess FlOnogg Asked the Duchess of Csaasaica yesterday. • Cabinet Council was held ye•terdry afi gignon ;thee ediesee of Mr. Cairones, In Downing-street, l A A wag used by the Duke of Femmes% the Harquie Of Aas eese , , INK aikatowsr. Viscount Goomuca, Vi•eount Donut and li ma La bd rd BOLLEV Mr. CANNING, Mr. HUIRINION. Mr. W eeedke. -: ho u i s a ee : met at two u'elack, and eendnued is debberadol supabarinh The Earl of HARROWIT, as Lord President ri th e Council, gave the Arm Cabinet Dinner since the at orig, eew Miniury, to his kUnw Ministers, yesterday. at hb ?eda m , Shoseenoriequare. The following blenthers of th e c ikut veriest the party—The Lon CNANCILLOII, the Doke of Po the Marquis of Asenissmr, Viscount Goatuco, iced Bestae,,h,, Right Hon. G. Camition,the Right Hon. W. ammo% theihog Hun. C.•Wvanr, and Mr. Secretary %eau" The Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bink England had a conference yesterday with Mr. Camas, kw sh ot an hour, at the Treasury Chambers. far the but lim e s i nce the point meni of the Right lion. Gentleman to be First Lord of i t Treasury. The Mattptis de PALMLLLA, the Putugnese Minis ter, transacted ICliemmpious* yesterday with Viscount Num and WA % ga Au the Forei The Earl of Lzwaatvoot. still continues lo Rather strength. His Lordahip is allowed by his physician to walk Whi t garden in the middle of she day,wbas the weather is FASHIONABLE !N fELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Mr. and Mrs. Banyan, and Family, at their Muse i a street, from their seat, New Grarge Hall, Yorkshire; We i d a * Mrs. O'Halloran, is Kieg-streeir Permits-14ns ; tit ling* ' and Marchioness of Donegal, in Daviesastroet. Snide from their seat in Ireland; General Archdale, from T Wells ; Lord Sandal, at Hotel, Albemarle sur t o., I Westbrooke, St. Alban'a ; W. Roberts, Fai. AI P ia Alhemia street, treat his seat in Worcestershire; Air. sod Mn Came l ,. k Brosh.staret, from thew seat in Reset Mr. sill Mn.Nglah l ib t at die Royal Mod, St. Jamees.street. from Ileney on fame; Sir L. Glyn and Captain Curtis, of the 7th Kest. of Warm,* Gold's Keel, Jermyttattreet, nt a UAW ; Lady Kliegs' 14 Family, at ditto, from their seat. to Kan; Gm. gage lld family, at ditto, from Chehenham ; Sir Tyrrwlit Jones, he. a she St. George's Hotel, Allwasorle-oireet, from Welton; and the litises ..ad Friends. at ditto, from lanathditt; Sir Brooke and the Aliases &Wpm, at ditto from their teal Kam ; Sir Francis and Lady Wood, at the Loodes Bata, Al,. mallootreat, from their way Bawling Hall, Yetleaire; Not and hint. Cooper, at Menses Flaitel, Lower Brook-roar, Nat tour; fur W. Parker, Bart. at Fenton's Hotel, St. lane:salsa from his seat in Suffolk ; Hon. Rea. DI. Marshall' and Fasily, Fladong's Ilstel, thaordatreet, from Rochester; T. Lluy,l, at ditto, from Wales. _ CHANGES. The Rail avid Casstens of Om. for Baroness Willoughby& Mteoby's silk, at Richmond; Lord and Lady Anion, for Bin um; Colonel Conynltham, from the London Hord, fur Limp; Lrod Muumuu., for Cuog e zierla '.,rmerecm About one o'clock this morning, the Parsers Honourable East India Company ship;, Genrj s Fourth and the garl of 13aIcafres; arriveJ at the House, with dispatches and letters, having their live vessels off the Item Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at 11., India Hotter wheat Captain Goma* Aliov, of the skip Woo Hastings, t ook leave of the Court, provloas:io (typo* to 'Madras:ad BonsaL The fire stated yesterday to have broken out:.,. City of Edinburgh steam boat, was extinguished before any material damage had occurred. The Counteu of DARTMOUTH and the Ladies " entertained a brilliant circle of Fashionable at their Herkeley-aquare, on Tuesday evening.—Thare were p.s. Dia:bees of Newcastle, Nautili of Lothian, Lady glizArth Lady Mary Lr, Sir Henry and Lady Biaeltw..ad, bird and Dada and Visa Moreton, Lotd and Lady Attrk Key, La/ Winpans Wynn, Mr. and Miss Williams Wynn, Lord and Radrtnck and Miss Waldegravr, Lord and Lady Rise, btarchicooses Cetawatis and Ire Ladrs dernw; on. teas imga. f o tallo c a . way, a zd Lady Mr.Ca Glynn. bl ( 111C0111e11; t ut h Lady Louisa Lamellas, Mr uitd Mrs SW* CUlliaill nt mad 'Mr. Melt, Captain slid Lady Agnes Boller. lady Go _ Mrs. Murray, Sir John and Lady Weentesky, Lord Car:lob' Menet. Mr. and the Misses Somerset, Mr. and Mos Uri*/Ann M, Lady Glen?you, Earl of Talbot, Lady Mary and lir. D' Miss Swain and Mim Horoby, Colonel and Mrs. Snl4 Mr. and Miss fleseyd, Mr. blaswell. The Dote of NoarnuustacanD gave a grand frt• well entertainment on Tuesday, at Nerthornbeetumi Hose, to lan Lady G anivu.t.z, previous to *Ho depeetun kr Pm% ) Ile distinct:Mud party invited to meat thaw were—Tbe . Dovelike, the Marquis of Caremark's'''. the Rai and Como or (lodide, the Earl and Countess of Tanhervdie and Lido " llewmat, the Earl and Countess of Morley, Lrl Gower, phrelyea. Lord Morpetb, Mr. Jana, Mr. Cornwell, Arc. Mr. C. Kr.MILZ gave a graind dinner on Eric] ty W Mr. Plume, the lessee at Ortory.dene Theatre. Some of the .dlatlngulahed literary charactas of the day were invited Mr. Pales. Letters have been received at the Admiralty . Captain BRRCUILT, of the Elt.ossom higate, which dead the particulars of the voyage of that ship into SehritP, Straits. I: appears the vessel arrived in the harbour I St. Peter and St. Paul, in Kamtschatka, in Jane IsA and there learnt of the failure of Capt. PARlie> err/te flon ; and after refitting and taking in such stores u could be procured, sailed to the northward. The tag. sow entered Kotzebue's Inlet, and then proceeded to Behring's Straits, and reached the latitude of 72. SO. when all further progress was put an end to by as im penetrable bariier, of fixed ice, which esi:Aled is an entire mass as far as the eye could reach. Alta several fruitless attempts, and remaining as long as hussy)* dent, Capt. BRICRIT returned, and again entered Knits' bue's Inlet, the shores of which are represented aiNtirig a most inhospitable and dreary appearance. 1 11 eY h ad several interviews along the coast with the natiresi test could not from them or by any other means obtain soy information of Capt. FRANKLIN or any of his pasifiwb 4 it wait understood, were to proceed in the cour.e of IS summer from the mouth et the Nlackentie river to tbi westward, in the hope of being able to reach some Pat of the coast in the neighbourhood of Icy Cape or K"lg t. bue's Inlet., The officers and men were all well, betel ship had suffered some dama4e from the pressure °ELM ice. It is understood the letters are dated in Norembef last, from San Francisco, where the vessel was under going some necessary repairs, and refi.ting for tea. FORTUGURSII LOAN ON 1,500.000-Tlie 11.14-yeah Dividend Warrants, due t on the lit Jane, 1027, all'asTaSKse l/f1 per Cent. Booth, of the above Loaa, converted by Means. 8.1 Gocascosame and Co. will he paid at the Counting-beast of ) 11 " 11 ,, F. T. 341/11.170 and ALZlAllibill T. SaIMPAVO, N... 90. St• Place, Illshopagate.street, on Friday, the Ist of June, and every rin needing day, between the hour. of tea and two; and the arum:ow e d. to leave the Dividend Warrants at their otrsec,al o Lists thereof In numerical order, at Ivan one day tresimis.itt Payment, f o r ase parrot otrdisaraleatiem c —N.ls. reims, l " -- are cie delivery at Me above Wien Th t e t t u h a e . R . •:- e et c topnt their 14 , ft .! 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Loyd, • 4d pas Willoughby& moron, for 800 eel, fur niit s gis• Parsers of tie P inW ohe tr, George tit feu eJ at the Int 'MI rig their sesmo .111 . . ad at the E the skip Wan ;10 dyne,' le ea out of bold Is extingui,ht Ladies LEON, at, at their lasi were present,* Elisabeth td d, Lord and Lae see irk Kir. LO H. • Lord and I* Denote: and 111 tV enwalfis, Vol** ut Mut/footed • of Harry/0W el yours at Dire! II Lady Gemmel Lord MikaM ar In trity'lla. ry and Mr. No I and Mrs. belly e a grand fee. • iJ lioua,ta 104 41e Pais Arai • rte—The Dail if Lri and Comm Me and Lady ▪ri GOWer, ' rll, tee. ral on Friday lae " Some of the ma e invited to met Aniiralty IT$ IL : le ud t , A t ill' u i ddp ' i n n'e c w ic. t rs s i l coThbi hhj Y ty : red ' . 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