Star. — London, England, 1827-07-16 00:00:00

111 _:...THE EV . !NINO STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, JULY 16, 1827-_ . - STOCK EXCHANOR, TWRLYE OCLOCK. Coops% which left Mee Saturday at an for the Account, armed it the same rice this morale& with little doing ; and 873 he Asian, and remain at the above pries up to the present time. he. Fordo' market, Saudi Ataatian securities remain steady. Current prices; Old Spud& 101 I t Wilma 69, Colombian 11111 CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The dectnation lathe Coma market, ep to the present dale. has ace been enure than * per cent. In the earlier part ef the metnieg theywere done at e7e I for the Account, since which they have cos . •tinoed at in* with link or nothing doing ; and far florist 1171 I. A report prevailed that the French Reties had name over one per tent. lower ; 'bet. es Inquiry, It does not appear to be tree, Si a Gettleenao Is I. town, who left Paris on Saturday teenieg, sad reports the Three per Cents. at 711 f. 73c. PRICE OP STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 110 India Stock 151 I S per Cent. Red. 961 I Ditto Seeds ST SS Spar Ceat.Cona.ll7l) 6 II Si ed. South Sea Stock of per Cent. Old Annuities Si per Cent. flee:Len 93 £lOOO Riche+ BM 34 SG 4 per Out. New too* l f*• d. £3OO Ditto 54 36 4 per Cost. Scrip ./190 and MOO Ditto 14 56 4 peeCket.,llll6, 101 Commercial Left 410 a. lei 15.16 Consols for Acct. PI I f EXCHIANOSS. - Asesenesaw. Jute tS, —On Lando.. 11. rie. lg. 11. 94*.' Haranniton, Jett' 10. On Londe*, an. 7. 1 K SS. 4. Stmetrosat, Jinx 3.—On Loadeso, 75 days. 13 r. d. 16 edit St, Parasuireau, Jun Laweiwg, 10 11..11. Feaseleae, Jest Y.—Os Leaden, e 11.1101. Leman. Jett 6.-00 London, 3 M. 6. 151. Bosnia, Jute 7.—On London, 3 K. 6. 16. Feenca Fame, Jai.* 13.—Five pet Cents. 10SL 90e. Three per Cents. 711 f. 40c...-Naples Reines, Ttf. 50c. Private accounts, received this morning from Madrid. state that the negotiations of Count OSAMA in London, had not been so successful, as was at first expected, owing to an arrangement between France and England relative to the Peninsula. But, it is not stated, in what point they have failed ; and the same silence is observed with respect to the nature of the arrangement, to which the failure is ascribed. This is evidently one of those loose and vague rumours, which are usually set afloat during the time that important negotiations are pending; and if it means anything. its meaning is probablythis, that the Spanish Government has not obtained as twitch as she desired. However, England and her old and faithful Ally,Portugal, have less cause to complain,seitiog that the Spanish Army of Observation has already commenced its retrograde movement, and will soon cease to eras. even in name, the Spanish Government having consent ed. according to an article in the Gasette de France (ci. devaat Mode), which reached us last night ► to dissolve it altogether. In the meantime, the conferences between Mr. LAVII, our Ambassador at Madrid, and Mr. SALMON, Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, were as frequent as ever, and are supposed to relate to the same points that ars disestged h.,.. of which the principal is sup. posed to be the evacution niche Peninsula both by the French and English troops. It was again reported; et the date of our accounts from the Spanish Capital, that a Treaty had been concluded between Spain and Pot. tugs!, and that nothing was wanting to its completion but its ratification by she Court of Lisbon. The state of Catalonia. Arragca, and Valencia, which still inspired the Spanish Government with great uneasiness, was supposed to have greatly influenced its policy with respect to Portugal, and we fear there is but too much 'truth in this supposition. The following is an extract of a private letter from Cadiz, dated 22d June:—" The frigate Bellone (a French frigate we presume) has sailed from this port with sealed orders." We received this morning the St. Petersburgh Journal to the Ist tint. The EMPEROR, who seems to enter very cordially into the measures, concerted with his Ames. for the pacification of Greece, and to urge his own preparations with extraordinary alacrity, made an un expected visit to the fleet destined for the Mediter ranean on the 20th nit. at the unusual bear of eleven , o'clock at night. He immediately went on board the , Asoff (the Admiral'. ship), and two guns were instantly fired as a signal to the Officers and men, who might I e on shore, to return to their posts. At three in the morning the signal was given for the whole fleet to put put to sea, and at four the Admit al's flag was struck on board the Az .ff, and the Imperial Standard hoisted, which was saluted by 4000 cannon from all the vessels and the ports of Cronstadt and Cronslot. The whole Beet got out to sea with a favour able wind, and manoeuvred in the Earrittoa's presence, off Ktasnaia Gorka. In the evening it received orders to proceed on its voyage, and at midnight, the Esa Insole arrived at Cronstadt, on board a yacht towed by a steamboat. The EMPLIIIOR was so well satisfied with the evolutions, that, as soon as they were over, he issued an Order of the D ty, testifying to the Admiral and Officers his satisfaction at the precision with which they had been executed, and order ing to the subalterns and seamen a :Dbl., a glass of brandy, and a pound of meat per man. The wind, irtich was favourable when the squadron sailed. * we have already stated, must have veered about soon "bbriverards, as we have news from Copenhagen of the isist.esp which date no tidings of it bad been re ceived.though the retailers of thateity had made great 'reparations for its arrival, where it was expected it would take in provisions. The St. Pekraborgh Journal also contains news from the army in Georgia, without mentioning, however, any military . occurrence of importance. A troop of snarawders, as they are called, amounting to SOO. who had been collected by Maas KHAN, made an incursion into the Russian territory, but they were surprised with "their booty by a Russian body of cavalry, put to the ^~ ~ . !out, and.pureued for serer* "rersts t after having lost all Of l ibel! . However, neither this disaster . itOrthe previous remits sustained by the Pa gans, had any effect on the troops, who wmposel the garrison of Brivan, as they contittued tO +bait the ntost vigorous defence, and molest the besiegers by re peated sallies. But provisions began to fail them, according to accounts brought to the Russian camp 'by deserters. Accotdiog to the tame authority,. the principal force of the Persians was stationed in the vicinity of Mount Ararat; whilst all the in habitants of the Province of Brivan had been removed' to the tight - bank of the Arases, against their will, if we are to believe the Russian account. A great num-1 ber of them, it is said, were destitute of corn, and lived on milk and cheese; and, to an order to retire (vibe: into the interior, they refusd to submit, alleging as al reason their decided repugnance to remove to a greater distance from their own country. HASSAN KHAN was posted on the other side of the Arazes, at a place called Ghedi Bourak with 5000 cavalry and infantry, com posed of the troops of Ourmia, who had lately arrived, and of the Kourtines whom he had before. The cavalry of the Kboi, which was in the action of the List May, was entirely dispersed; and scouts, who had been sent from the Russian camp in all directions beyond the Garnitchai, had no where met with; the enemy, nor was one to be seen as far as Sardar Abad, the new fortress on the Tirkish frontiers. We also received it - 7s t=irning Hamburgh Papers to the 11th, and Dutch to the 14th inst. but the former merely contain accounts from St. Petersburgh and Copenhagen, exactly corresponding to those given above; and the Dutch Papers merely mention the arri val of the Marquis of HiIITIORD on the Stith ult. in the Russian capital, with all the persons attached to his extraordinary mission, and the arrival at Brussels, se scarier, of a person belonging to the Netherlands legation at Rome. S i Philadelphia and other American Papers, which reached us this morning, to the 17th ult. contain no political intelligence of the slightest interest. The Bri tish sloop of war the Primrose had arrived at . New York on the 11th from Vera Cruz, which she left on the Bth May. She touched on her passage at the Ha vannah, where she took on board a million and a half of dollars, partly for the use of merchants at Nei, York. and party of merchants in England. Mr. WARD, Bri tish Minister, and also a Minister from Mexico, earn* passengers by her. Before she left the Havannah, foot. Spanish frigates had sailed on a cruise. Tea EARL or lavaneoot..—The Noble Earl con.; tissues in a favOtsrable state, no particular change having taken place since The last bulletin. Wit:peon, Atte 18.—His Mesmer attended Divine Service at the Royal Lodge ; the Bishop of CHICHt tars officiated on the occasion. Friday afternoon the Kota paid a visit to his Royal Sisters, the Queen of Wee r vaginae and the Princess Auousea, at Frogmtwe Lodge, where, after remaining nearly an hour. he to Virginia Water, and dined. His Ma; Jerre also diked at eie mime place on Sistusday.-- Divine Service was performed at Frognrwe Lodge this, morning, in the presence of the Queen of Wutremserto, the Princess AUGUSTA, and their respective House holds. by the Rev. Isaac Gosserr, Vicar of Windsor. The Queen and Princess continue daily to take airings in the vicinity of the town, varying the route almost every evening: The Duke of Derostsntaa's tour to the Continent is expected to be very %hers. His Grace intends merely to tike a peep into Paris, visit his sister, Lady GRAS. MLR, the spectacles and the Court, then return to his own Palladia* Villa At . Chiswick; there his Grace will remain but a shcri time..preparatoly to his j iurney to Chatsworth, where immense improvements have been made, both in the mansion ar.d the beautiful gar dear and park. The Duchese of KeNT, the Princess Viceoata. and Famous, and tbe whole of the Household of the Royal Duchess. attended Divine Service yesterday, at the private (lapel in the King's Palace at Kensington. The Service was performed by the Rev. Mr. Davis, Chaplain to her Royal Highness. Tile Duchess of IC r entertained a party of Nobility and Gentry to dinner yesterday, at her apartments Ia the King's Palace at Ketsdngton. The Hon. EDWARD PRTRZ gave an elegant enter tainment as Saturday to above 100 of the leading Fashionable*. Prince POLIGNACi • the French Ambassador, and Prince DIM!, the Russian Ambassador, accompanied by their chief Secretaries, were occupied (or three boors on Thursday sight at the Foreign Office, transacting official business with Viacom* Mutat and Wean, and die not separate till midnight. Prince ESTItRHARY. the Austrian Ambassador, trans acted business eta Saturday at the Foreign Office. A Gentleman holding an official situation is the Co lonial Office. left that office at a late hoar es Friday evening. la company with Mr. Camas, an Italian messenger, attached to the lonian Government, charged with dispatches. which were Roder stood to be of an Important nature, from Viscount Goomtscst. Principal Searetary of State for the Colonial Department, to Sir Farman" Amass, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands. --- The Marquis of LANSDOteN transacted business on Saturday at the Office of the Secretary of State for the Home Department. Mr. WILMOT-HORTON left town en Saturday for Ci rencester. After making a short stay, it is expected Mr. Hooves ,will proceed on a tour through different parts of Ireland. Saturday morning, at hall-past ten o'clock, a meeting of the Lords of his Majesty's Most Memorable Privy Council was held at the Council Oace, which was attended by the Manes of the Row, the Right Hon. Hoe. Elam, &c. Sir Commis Wernzaett, Mr. Sergeant Sweatt, and Mr. Anise were heard by their Lordships ea different planted= appeals. Tise meeting broke up about four o'clock. Mr. CANNING was slightly indisposed yesterday at Ms residence in Downintstreet. Mr. Secretary Reeniare and Mr. Hammon visited Mr. CAFIRSIC. Mr: Huainan», has art ived in town from his seat at Earth. ' Twa Raw BUNN? Of ReCIMISTER.—Ott Saturday, the Vicar•Owseral of the Province of Canterbury (Dr. Asueoui) held a Court of Peculiars at Bow Mora, the ancient Court for this Province, when the election of the Hon. and Rev. Hugh Faber, D.D. to the See of Rochester, was confirmed in the cos. toosary fens. The consecration of the Right &verged Prelate took place yesterday at Lambeth Palace. Collars off Cossaavinctr.--This day, the LORD Mauro, attended by the Sheath, and others of the Qty Mors, prommied in state down the river, fee the purpose of holding Courts of Conservancy of the river Thames, for the Counties of Eases and Neut. Wednesday a 6re broke out in the east wing of Gor don Castle, which was not got under before considerable donne was occasioned'. r HIS ROYAL iIIOIVESS ?SIN, E LEOPOLD Dovis.jusa Is.-This afternoon, won after coat, his Royal Highness Prince Lapwous and sof e arriveo from Calais, its the Salarbander Pat-office packet, Captain Liras, after the short passaged two boars and 95 minutes. On the packet entering the Harbour, a salute of 21. guns was fired from the Heights, and, at _ -landing, his Royal Highness was received by Colo ad, filivrao, Commandant of the Garrison, and a Guard d Honour, who escorted the Pane, to the Ship Hotel.' The Collector and Officers of the Customs wets in attendance, chewing every respect and attention to his Royal Highness, in the landing and esamination'of his baggage and effects, FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Sir John Hippesky, Bart. in the Regret-street; Hon. General King, in Upper Portland-place; Cornet West, from Paris, to join the Life Guards. at Knightsbridge Barracks; Captain Settle, In Berkeley-square, from Trinidad ; Major Brovrelow, Aid de Camp to the Lord Lieutenant, from Dublin Castle, in Piccadilly; the Dowager Lady Thomas and Friends, at Nerot's Hotels and Baths, Clifford end .Cork-streets ; Lady Gore and the Miele* Gore, at ditto, from their mat, Duch*. DEPARTURES. Viscount and Viscountess Done, for ram; Lady M. L. Cran ford, from London fur Cranford Priory. Seethed; the Marquis Cansden.for Wild erness Park, Kent; Viscose* and Visepeomos Tamworth. for Surrey ; Sir William Scott. Bart. from the . Royal Hotel, for Edinburgh; Colonel Fraser, of the 7th Hussars, fee Beithlon Colonel link, for Limerick ; Mrs. and Miss Petty, for the Weillegtoiscreseent, Ramrte; Capt. Feteradarff, he Fmk; Major Can. for Dublin; Mawr Lake. for Plymouth; the Right Hon. the Earl Cowper, ham Neret's Hotels and Baths. ALPBOROUGH, Jon.? IS. Owing to the finne.s of the weather. this delightful watering place is filling very fast with distinesished visitors, and the lodgings, though some remain unlet, are • eager ly smut* after. Ameeg the letestwithale were—The Hon. Pettey Wyndham, Mr. Rawlins, Rev. Mr: Manor, Mr. and Lady ;Lanka Kliderboe mad family, Captain and Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr. Mrs. H. Wilkinson sad family, Captain and Mrs. Weld, Captain and Mrs. Daniels sad family, Mrs. and llbs Kenedy, Mr. and Mrs. C. Moor and fir sally. Rev. Thomas and Mrs. Reeve and family, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. White, Rev. Robert Longe. Mr. John Lange. lib. ands Mrs. Nunn, Mr. and Mrs. Sucklin, Mr. Eade, two Miwes Rode, Mr. and Mrs. Forster, Mrs. and Miss Turner. DZlPARTUla.—Marquis of Hertford, Mr.• Seymour, Mr. W. Crakes., Sir George Wombwell, Lord Dunwleh, Mr. and Mrs. Shafts Adak, Mrs. and Misses Kilderbee, Rev. L. sad Mrs. Bnowne Mr. and Mrs. Brooke, Mr. R. Parsons, Mr. Bury , Rev. T homas Brett, Rev. J. R. Edgar, Rev. J. H. Grooms, Mts. and Mile Wilkinson, Mr. J. Wilkinson. Mrs. Mills. bias. Mrs. Walker and family, Mrs. and bliss Collett, Mrs. and Miss Tyley, Rev. Mr. and M e Drury , Colonel Cause, Rev. J. Beatty, Rev. Mr. Bailee, Mr. George Randall, Mr. Carthew, Mrs. and ?Alta Parker, Mrs. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Boatman, Mr. and Mrs. Sandell, Mr. and Mrs. Shewell, Mr. S. Randall, Mr. Cooper, Mr. White, Rev. Ellis Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Fidler. EDINBURGH, Joss' li.• . Arrived at Gibb's Hotel, kegent Bridge, the Marquis and hiarchloaess of Bete ; Lord and Lady Kennedy;, Admiral ilk Philip C. Durham; K.C. B. Lady Durham and Lady Mary Brum; the Lend Prevost of Glasgow, and Bailie Hinshaw ; the Lord Pm. voice( Aberdeen; the Dean of Gelid, and Billie MUD,: the Lied Provost of Perth and Lady, and Bailie Buist ; F. E. Thomas. Req. Atkins, Esq. Set off from the same place . —Sir David Kinloch of Kinloch, Baronet ; Sir Julia Marjorlbahke and Lady, and William Marjoribanks, Esquire; Prohosor &dr wick, Trinity College. Cambridge • Rederick Lam Marcher ton. Ent. Brimstone Square. Loeiden ; dse Right Hell. Lord and Lady Kennedy; Mrs. Watson of Samba' and fax4llll Horne Elphinstons, Est. James Elphinsione Esq James Drum. mond; Req. Grotto Lindiay, Esq. Woodend, Perth; Robust Taylor, Rog. Lady and family ; F. Madden, Esq. Lady, and Miss Bidden, Aberdeen ; F. &Trey, Esq. G. U. Loteiridge. Esq. R. Gibbs, Esq. Lady and family, from New Tack; Ak. Antigua; J. Ratite Req. John Blackwood, Esq. Atha Kam and Lady ; Mater Towers; Captain Breignee t W Ftau, Rai. Pernambuco, Miss S. From sad Mho S. iolohaa Parkes, Esq.,Lady, and Miss Parkes; M.Lorig ridPs• THE ARMY. . The 2d Battalion of the Grenadier Regiment of Otter& was la mmed, ea Saturday morning, by Major-Geoeral Sir H. Tommie. LC& is Hyde Park. A Detaehroent betraying to the 40th Regiment of Infautr7 ern. barked on the 10th instant ' as guards. is board the Asia mashy shly, ship, at Chatham, for New South Wake. 1118117th Regiment, which lately returned 'Matti years' service In the East Indite, arrived at Albany Barracks. on Friday. The Meets of the 17th Hussars are now training their chirp» to run on the heath at Hounslow. Major Bacon is preparing splealtd.dresses for the •jorlatas. Some of the Meets MU ride their own tramp ; they will ran In September. Marquees will be erected. and a cidesomgiven Nile Ladies. MEDICO•BOTANICAL SOCIETY. The hat Meeting of the Seventh Session was held on Friday evening, in Sackville-street, Joint Farmer, Esq. F.L.S. the Chair. The following new Members were elected— The King 'of Wartemberg, the Duke of Tuscany, Sir John Sin clair, Sir 3: R. Swinburne, Right Hon. C. Grant, B. C. Brodie, and IL Smile, Rolm M. Cams hloano.. E.R.S. presented the Transactions of the Secidni de Geographis of yhris, with a letter from that Sabel_ _ tax pressing their wish toi;o.operate and correepond with the Medise , nical Society, and.brieay explained the objects of the Padden Society, namely--to explore voknown countries. Dr. liasmovs„ Professor of Toxicology, sewed some Observadeets ea the astute of prussic acid, and the e:pedemems made therewith by M.Majeodie and himself. This destructive add when loompliool Into the eye,le [(nand to produce a total oesiodliof the aperadlose of the bgain, and if the quantity be large, firotiotemoos .ora is the casseqoetuat it is detected, however, Is dm, Imilmisolooloes, sod has been analysed in human sews. le. Ilipowol laridvirted to the bstermitteat fever. which, &ay &elm to. moths Mateo so prevalent In Eiden. artwbkh bad haws lilimeeroilloi met with. The rest& of osperforms evolooms 41i, that tillalsi ce of this &seeder, is to be attributed to she iodise ova givens year tad half ago. to the vast ranges of brdifing iebieb were them la pro gress. The accumulation of vegetabb mates + mad Its criasetrwat putrefaction in the trenches prepared ist the' foundations, gave out a noxious gas—the mere passage of which through the nostrils, though it be not inhaled by the lungs, is Mod is affect the whole system; slaty years ago the same fever was roveleat, sad was pro- duced by a similar Calle!. He stated his Window of submitting his observations in the more extended form of a papai, at the Society's neat inset/Ng. . The Csataitas took a review of the badness of the Session, and of the Society's prospects, and trusteddiat they would be advanced by the Members daring the recess • and after a vote of thanks befog passed to the Chairman and to t he Secretary (Mr. Mortis). the meeting broke up. ' The Duke and Duchess of ST. ALBANS gave it quiet dinner to a select number of friends at the Crews and ileeptten at Greenwich. on Friday. Turtle. venison, and all the varisoss of firth water Ash. including the delicate white bait. with the aid cold punch. iced champaign, and hock, kept the Orme party tone- LAI until* late bear. The Duke of WaLLINGTOW, Mr. and MIL Aastrrx roy. Lard and Lady TANCWILLII. and a long se tag:. et fashion. giblets, had a &mad banquet at the Ship Tavern, at Greenwich. ma Friday. The party did not separate until a very late boar. We regret to state that the severe mental mintier' of Mr. Husattascm duties the late Session of Perlis ment have greatly impaired his health, and that the Right Hon. Gentleman is at present in a most pre- carious state, requiring the greatest care and uninter. rupted i repose. The account of his indisposition has excited the deepest sympathy among all classes of men. The Rev. Sir CuwaLas ANDLLSON. Bart. of Lea, in Lincolnshire, on his rent day at Poeklingtott Newly+, on the 12th inst. returned his tenants-el Bomb, - and Haywold•lti per cent. kiNc i s tagAtad. . , The Opal of Saturday night was that .1,11 Tana e di the part of tancredi by Madame This is n, the Opera in which that charming songstress and inio mitable actress appea , s to the grbatest 'adenines,. 1h personation of male characters is unsuited to bet fi l m and her uncommon powers require a higher occasio n f o excitement than the comparatively tame luddeats of t character of Taseredi offer. Het singing was appl auded and in the Di ea,di palpiti she was eneereti..—m a d, CAaanoat also sung with bac usual _sweetness, ballet of the evening was Le Page laiolszk n a. T hou'e was well filled. smeemmiseemem i VAUXHALL 41ARDENS; The very interesting &antral Juvenile Fete here tooli place on Saturday evening, and presented a most gr.; tityiug exhibition of beauty and smiling fazes. Pe:hap / tiles e h.. I lt s oraneu trot pwalr in habit a h hii genaerf affords 00 : frt o d l tis e hn e r nw ou o inetmtdnl much of ecores—.their r o n u s ads t happiness.ipub fth4 l t i ri c 0 e n tnl rapid p asd .t maul . l In ie d h us an e en l n ig n i pressions of astonishment and admiration-4beir eager inquiries, and the delight visible in their joyous fires, have each a chasm to their maturer observers—a rap. ture to their adoring parents. A pantomime In the Rotunda. beaded ea the household trek. tleaary tale aI Deny and Ars, alternately unused and anaddei d m is toils botanic spkodour sad medal drollery, fee iktriellite and Paaraloons—ka Colannbion, Fairy Wogs, NW Fairy Awe% This was succeeded' by Mester Weed's deeer dead% es the rope in the Ballet • Theatre ; neat Mewed Madame I/betake' mossmans an the Mack wire in the Itammils ; Mon beck to Belied Theatre apia, to see Mr. Mackinaw's poshest Meeks Ma'am* rope. Mr. Blackmon bad scarcely wade Ms bow, la tom far the applause bestowed by too young admirers, wise were summoned by the boil to the open orchestra, where Hon, Timmy. and Miss Gladder, firs. Amnia, Mrs..Fitswilliam. chorused shale uotstored ears with troller luunerwas seam descriptive of the felicity of the state, and the delights (amassed by single Omulaneis) of a rims family, where M A Lady, with bet daughters or her nines Bine like a guinea aged seveseldiling pisses" The meal careen was .sanely esmatemed, whoa k woo deemed for the mom exciting musk of a military bead of lamas per. formers, from the Doke of Tortlee rebook who paraded the Guam, iD w sewn gam," playing pepabe ales. Meat mow a prim troop of horsemen, who went through. esiseaber of minim ea the hold of Waterloo ;" then Mr. Deposit, Mang, rirmther swag, on several galloping horses. " And to sash wondrous things brought *Um, As if bed been laeorposil and thembastamti With the brave beam: Lost appeared & terrain display of ilweerorta. neatly Wein stars and Mining erowne, lying rockets; showers et ire and bakof Same of all shops sod Wows ; Ind tat M all, Ir. Cooke, seareeuvring his war Midst est ass borne, less adroidy than the heroes of Haw last of the same. Mr. C. Miss; his clam& charger Dasephohn to the of the Temple et Frans, amid a shower of Serf missiles. that round kiss a very atmosphere of light. It is seared, accessary add, that those mime sights and moods eschod the blase • ration, and elicited the travels plaudits. of those maga den for whom they were aro especially provided,arid whose and does of early thought and *Wog were, Shot Mi r the inset - and interesting part of the egiresele. ' The agemeininents haibg ooselew)ea, tikeinipany paraded Cardona. which, after dee fall a miiibtaltokt . hicrev7 with he.. of variegated light. The treiegliewirwifk geld imp* miss* the green of the *dog leaf. saglit kairf resided school boyi of die sanlen oldie Hesperides asks goWes fruit. sides of the quadrangle were decked wick trampareet midge boyish !gores and boyish sports. At the end weirs iii Words," W *NM Young Ennuis," marked% hewn of rellowlight, resumes of gram foliage. The Orehatara was one:Mme sf spleodour; and the covered walks at the sides. reproodsd with ham little lamps, looked like lifeekgpeare's " brave o'er wimpy of stars, a maiestioal sus/ ease. Irish geMee flavintr after 11 Mclor,kohe pseromitsiorese teM beg= to rooks with their yeasg mis;sifist sa mining of od paranoia—oft whieb, to AelrYaher asdiariety; Sod quick ousel= of its estasernesis, sod - be vibe emasegome legdtemst . 'spectate°, end the bowie of mosebent from gee to somber. reminded the oitheogers of she presoleasHog thins tor of Vauxhall in Its by-gone and better days. ,lleaseg the abionables we asked the Duke of Lamina and /ugh?. THE MARKETS. CORN lIRCHANO R, MARS.LANR,.Ivo 16. In addition to the favourable state of the weedwi for the erns we had a large arrival of Wheat fresh lo from twee toihis mends& market, which caused a great duloeus la the =rang trade, Wild the Maw samples of Winer with difficulty obtained 61in per while the middling qualities were nearly unsaleable. Bark, ha heavy sale, and Foreign is 111. per quarter cheaper ;, while the he simples of making finality could florrboyers at assii ses. pe qr.- Peas of both kW. were on pet quarter lower; and Beams from b .to as. per qr. diaper. Oats are oboe; Is. per qr. lower, the snhi of this article condoeing to be immense. In ether amides iliew no Serration. Wheat. Kew B Men. Ws Us I Pees, Grey nas &folk, SOi 63s Beans, &man us Iles Norfolk. 93s Sits ' Tick 411$ 46, Rye 549 Ifs Oats, Potato, Us 54s Barley Ns. 54a Pawed Us its Malt 50a 64s . Feed tis ids . Pose, White 40e es Fleur, per sack, SOs.I.Ss: &Ono 420 44a ' Rapeseed Ma Ms per. Isat: uit wilt. Wheat. Wish giastees --- iiii Beams. qrs. 111 Dii• Foreign M 53 Panto Beane 1,10 Baxley. Britisb age Peal Foreign Barley 1,1 14 Irbil Oats Malt, British 5,1154 Foreign Oats 44 O at . 144 Ileglkb Floor. sacks 1,111 • IIIirtHPIRLD MARIZT. Jour 14. I he_ Undo remake newly oo Friday. prime Stets are to per mane ; good Oars te. 4d. to 4s. Sd. per do. seri Nies be 4d. to 4s. Pee stone. Is the Bute endemism mai Dotes' aro mimed ac4l. id. M 41.104. per scene ; sod he wane and Inkster Jima k.is. Id. ee 4s. per stone. Veelkoks up a licks some of the psisseiming Calves necking se 1111 3 / 4 - as S.. id. to M. per stone; end for die warms Neat the ismation is 4s. id. le Sr fld pet MOW In Perk and lamb there is se wisdom worn —Banta. Ufa; Wimp, 24.410; Pigs, 93 ; earthier!. Hof; per stew, Se. 4d. to Se. 4d. Mutton, ie. sd. to 41. 1011 Veol. 4s. id. to 60. Pork, 4s. to is. 411. bunk, te. mil.. 1140.-1 11 % per load, it in to .C 4. Misr, se4 to J. 10e. litralh itt to .11 10' • LIVIRPOOL, JILT 14. Coviese—Tbere km bees so estimated dsasand for Comm di week, and pekes generally have advanced id. per lb. atr The import. 13,744, and ninnies week, are not km *ban 27. 510 bells ---Tbert laser adrkes from New York of the prices of Upland Cotton, w• the Premium of Entrants this those at SA Jose, gives to oer Ints els. Upland 914 to 101 d. Net:huge 101 d. lieses, den—This is the third eneriselve week we have lud notice as advisee in eha prices of B. P. Solar, notwitkeandis; the admission of foreign Sugar fee reining: We raise ear "Mil" . of brows and middling is. pet toot. at widish rake SOO kit k& tie/ bl w been disposed of. and more would have been is bees offered ; ISO bags white lan India knee patch at Mast too casks B. P. Coffee ken been takes at fell prices. Hie° rates are demanded for Masses; and ed. Ms been refused for seed Pimento. Itt Cocoa end Ginger sods* end ben done. A for Nast India Mee were sold by armies at 14s. to 17s. per cwt. Paornions.--Deriog the week there las been a brbk dI fee dry Buttery and the market being meg bus at ifs artcle, Piw' lan *dented several ailing% and should we net have rain to tie none of a few days, we anticipate a further advisee. In Beef Pa Perk there has bees a fair beaker done. Bacon csietoketgb inspdry bastacreased a little. Amongst the many improvements, which Comot dame Sir Janes Ainssooso Gnaw Ms lotroduald st Plem" is see bled/ conspicuous sod omainsatai—s $a staff, ihitY j• 11.111111 Whos.. " tke Lor N d avlli gL i r ePlial sosK, G k at no .. Ira in the circles of Da bin* as tie " arm LoM; was int told ot Jossosso's eelebrO &Intim of tie word 4 * pats." as bolos die hod sods is So land. sad of bona in lioglood, boseswond, with Wry re 541 12.. ." I r eTT wel t s sod wince will you Ind sod Inns sod nub s-- ~: .7% r 4 I , - .1 • • ( - • L. • WI • a: • al ..% - 1 • • I D • ' -• `~ *. ,~ to I . 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