Star. — London, England, 1826-03-09 00:00:00

crnistantes at hutneotnd out aitaateantagentss position' with respect to other countries, have led to the unmet tus bankruptcies, 'efidtbinsve destroyed all credit.— tan private persainklisiolamed for calling in their tnoney, when' the - brothers Beneek have failed for 1,460,000 dollars; Crellinger, *innerly Army Contrac tor, for 1,100,000 ; and Reichenbach and Meizner, for 5,000,000? There is scarcely a house or estate in the north of Germany on which there are not several mortgages — *Alen ten or a dozen small sums *lOOl. to 2001.) each of which has a prior claim to those succeeding it. In case of a depreciation of landed property, the mort gagees of the latter sums take ate alarm, and demand the payment of their capital. If the owner of the estate has not the money, and cannot find any other person to advance it on the same security, he must sell the property in a certain time. Sfiould it not fetch the sum for which it is mortgaged, those lowest on the list lose their money, nor have they any claim on the purchaser• FRANKIORT, 'MUM 24. The examination of the affairs of the house of Crel linger, at Berlin, affords no very promising result to the creditors, who it appears are not likely to receive above twelve per cent. On the other hand it is affirmed that the house of Reichenbach, ant Leipsic . (whose branch establishments at Berlin and Altenburgh have also stop , ped payment), proves that it is* . not actually insolvent, but is only at present unable to meet the pressure of cir cumstances. A committee of the chief merchants and bankers of Leipsit has therefbre been appointed to ex amine into the state of its affairs. Should the result prove satisfactory, the house will resume its business, especially if it should prove true that the King of Saxony himself is inclined to support it. According to the latest accounts from Hamburgh, affairs seem to be settled there, as well as can be expected in this general -erisis. There was no scarcity of money, and large re mittances of gold had since been made to London, for instance a million baneo by Herne and Co. . Just as our Paper was going to press, we received .the Etoik of yesterday by express, but it contains little intelligence. On Tuesday the Chamber of Deputies formed a Secret Committee, when M. BOUCHER made a motion for preventing persons holding offices' under Government from sitting in the Chamber, which , was rejected, The :toile contradicts the report that the Duke of CHARTRES will go to Moscow, to attend the coronation of the Emperor NicuoLaa. COM! OVILLIMIItOT is ,expected in Paris from Con stantinople., . • . Accord's, to Letten front Otorfu, dated the 12* of Febesary, which' gnat ht 'regarded u Oficial, a decisive engagement has eaten Place at Missolonshi, between the Captain NCR/. and . Ilmaffsi •in 'which the former was deltoid aid wafted to Patras, -after basing a frigate and eleven lanall venial. • IWO ow to be abandoned by• bifirocips, ind the diogatery Itive6anoesisbe Bayptiaus sbisPawea. -It lir • repsieted drat Mr. Sinsasp•aarompurrualact an interview witivbtamattortaatto at pyark ..TisiEltriikof Tuesday contain.. intelligence from St.Pe , gmhuhgh telPe2lst ult. at which time the must perfect tranquility prevailed throughout the Russian empire t aid' the inquiry - into the conspiracy of the 26th De cember, procreded with -unabated activity. A report had been privately laid before the Emrsaoa by Gen. Diaarrsclt, containing a list of all the conspirators, and table of their respective degrees of criminality. The mildness of the Erma tom's character recoiled at the measures of severity recommended to his justice; and it was only after having called together an extra ordinary Council of Ministers., to take their opinion on that Report, and having fiSuad it to be unanimous, that he is said to have determined to let the law take its course against•the conspirators who had been made prisoners with arms in their hands. The funeral pro cession of the late &smolt had arrived at Moscow, and was to pursue its way to St. Peiersburgh, without delay. The Duke of Wacttworox was expected in that capital in the course of a few days, and the Prince of ORAI . IOII protracted his stay in order to be present at the obse quies of a Monarch who was at once his relation and his friend. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The Funds are steadily improving, though subject to temporary re-actions. Much anxiety is manifested to know the intention of Ministers, as to the issuing of Exchequer Bills at an increased rate of interest, a mea sure which was long ago urged in the STAR. Should Exchequer Bills be issued at an interest of 3d per diem, they will be purchasei with avidity, as affording an in terest of rather more than 41 per Cent. • Yesterday a easel arrived at Margate with 200,000 sovereigns for Mr. ROTHSCHILD, from the Continent. Trade continues to improve in the City, and the de mand for Colonial produce, such as sugars, coffee, cotton, spices, Ate. is getting brisk. Xho wawa, from Liverpool and deuce as reviving. Manebester represent co,I. Yesterday, the Cabinet Ministers dined with Lord Hamm at his house in Great George-street, Wender. Tues4ay, a Magistrate from each of ;he Police-offices Made a report of the state of the Police of the Metropolis to Mr. Secretary Par., at his Mike is Wititeha Rosalie& delightful Opera, Barikre di Sett will be produced at the King's Theatre, an Saturday. _ PinSaaann will make his Stat apparatus at will& awe than aay other, has advanced hithert• enjoyed on the Condemn. He' whole streosth of the company. 'iLe Earl of GLENGALL is determined vacancy la the teem* of Irelaad, occasioned CARLITOMI, against Lord blovirmasnar.. The Committee of Privileges appointed the claim of Lord Mum= to vote for the • reported to tbe Haase of Lords on Tuesday, soon's right. Yesterday a ballot was taken at for the Election of a Direitor•ba the roost who bad disquhised. fit geoids& the delivered to the scrod:wen, who reprised. on Hamm A 11741131114 6 4 . The' sambas ALlaaatai. Esq. Gail berm Sias; BA+ opinow, 401. Yesterchty a Conn Of bisectors' . iodis Houser when ileptabs Mikis Memo :mound of the ship Ross, twislipsed Nastyer.stpiare. Lady Chrider evesdet, at ler howls Pleader. ~ Th em e (oilman( dhtMenlehad pearamiliaibad large dinmstraiSse yesterday.: Lord Raley, the Mat* et Suter, Sr S. L Bart. M.P. •R. H. Cox, Rm. Grosvenor-omm; and if. Tremayne, Fag. M.P.' The Ea rl and Coantess of Derby arrived in town matey, from their seat la flaarey. r • The Earl and Countess Gower pave arrived in town from West Hill, Surrey. Lord Stanley has arrived in town from Rent. Lord Newbormsgh has left town for Wales. J. C. Ramsden, Baq. M.P. arrived yesterday at Lady Dundas's, in Arlington-street, from his seat in Yorkshire. J. Calvert, Zeit. M.P. has arrived in town from his sett in Hart& The Rev. Archdeacon Prancer and family have arrived at their house in•Bristoa-strem, from their seat, Durham. - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker arrived yesterday at Jordan's. Hotel, Sc. James's:street, from Bath. Departures from the Rsldsh Hotel: Captain Koeppel, for &Wotan ; J. Maur. imp Mr Cambridge; C. Knox, Esq. on a tour. Arrieulmit Beets Hotel, Lower Grosienor-street Lady and Mess Williamay.froas Brighton • Richard Ark Wright, Esq. from •+ his main Leicestershire; .W. Leeds, Esq. from& tour. Arrivals at Fenton's New Hotel, St. James's-street : Admiral Markham, frets Sasses; the Rev. Mr. Hibberdeen; Colonel and the Rev. Mr. Vausirtart, from Berks.; -- Markham, Esq. from a tear; A. F. Nsuis, Req. from his seat in Hampshire. Deparusres: Messrs. Vanbelf, lot Hambnrgh; M. WyviU, Esq. M.P. for kis seat in Yorkshire; J. Lockwood, Esq. on a tour; J. Packer, Esq. fee THE PONTHILL ESTATE. The Foothill property his bees destined toandergo reit changes within a short period altar it ceased to belong to Mr. Baceroao.—. The Abbey has become a rein, and the grounds are thus di J. Beim, Esq. M.P. bra perehased to the amount of l' IFor this sum, he becomes permed of the American Gardens, all the Sne plantations, within what is called the Barrier W whielieleircles 575 acres, profusely planted with young trees. Arai most tastefully disposed, and all the growing MSls. 6d. for 104001. taking also Me Abbey state, as building materials , at the value wh , ch Mlthat character. Earl GSOVIMFOR purchases the Minion houses and property, an adjoining estate, called Berwick, for 45,0001. Mr. H. Kau has bought pan of Foothill Bishop 40,0001. Mr. G. Moannea has become the purchasernf between ant 5410 acres of the remainder of the Foothill Bishop E and part in Tisbery, tothe amount (as.nrported) of 50,0001. EMIGRATION TO CANADA. PROM OHS EDINBURGH ADVERTING'. The following is a copy of a letter, which received by Mr. GA LT, of the Canada ompan , tleman well known in the literary world), rence to Petitions on behalf of the Highlanders of emigrating to Canada, and transmitted Earl Bathurst, Secretary for the Colonial Department, from which there appears little prospect of meat being given to emigrants by, the Government this year : Downing-stieet, February - Sia—l am directed by Lord Bathurst to acknowledge ti ceipt of your Petitions, which hive been transmitted by you the Highlanders of Scotland, who are desirous of emigrating Majesty's Nor It American dominiiies , end m acquaint Lord Bathurst has no Inn& at MI IIV(1% _04041 which to afford any assistance to peesois who lave applied for other aid from Government. His Lordship is of opinion would be plow to inform them, that &ilk petitions v - ,laid berets** Ceismittee of the House of .Cominhal, likely to laiNglipeilesel teesquirnbitaibe abject of emigration, that it.istardirArefsbrasissy enFoariaterinawai barna versasapt.dislisgillegossauVesr. t II or, Sip, L 46 ozi , Year micoriediera Ipsaille zo, a sps romp t i l : • &LW, - L, NAVAL -INTELLIGENCE.. — 1 1 ,0 P!"." - • The mowing letter has bran received at the North Anoraks* dike Hooie " Lorearoor., Mancn 7, 1846,1N0re,?.g. " Arrived off ibis port. the Pacific, emits, from the lam bag was ended early thisevening, but not ' 'The Canada, Reim, and Florida. TURLIFIMII, from . New York, 13th nit. Hibernia, Cos.,* Baltimoreoitth front-Liverpool; at NEW *Wet. The Packet from hlldylwad, palmation the 4th inst. four leagues off the at 11 nat. a ship with bright sides, and a bail painted standing to the southward, and supposed to 4ila, fir New York." Coalmine or ram Ocaair.—A pipe of brandy marked on the head" Honourable Compant's ship Kent," was on the Ist instant *bee tip, or &key Bd. The above is one of the twelve pipes shipped onboard the Kent previous to her sailing. The Kent was destroyed by fire, on the Ist March, 1815, in lit. 47.30. N. long. 11, 40. W. Arrived off Dover, the Liberty, from Terceira. The Mary Catherine, Pace, which was ou shore near the Black Rock, has been got off, and cardid leto twit. - The Abby, Wm. from Araworp to Bangor t- and the Brothers, Hume, from Red Wharf to Liverpool, was on shore near Beau mark on Tuesday. • • The Jane and Sum, Cantata, from Newcastle to Wells, upset 4iff Scarborough on Moeda. • FALMOUTH, Manca 7.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Stunner placket, from Lisbon; Pero, Gasman, from Leaden. for. Buenos and Pu sses , Pusses, JACZSOV, from Newcastle fee Dermas. Mance S. the Orb transport, kora Spoke of the pert, the Star, of Liverpool, with loss of bower*, fore-topmast, and bulwarks. Poareasseest, Minces.—Wind LB. tight airs.—Arrived the Martha, DAM from Charleston, in 50 data. Sailed the General Palmer, fee Madras; Juliette, for do. and Bengal; George the Seth, fee Bengal ; - John Barry and Faith, for New South Wales; for Demerara • and the whale of the outward bound. • Cowes, Muncie a. -Sailed the Duchess of Athol, for Bombay ; Elisabeth, Orem, for Vera Cres ; City of Genoa, for St. Do ubler, ; Skates, limmws, for Jamaica; and the whole of the outward bound. • Dram, Manor B. rind B.—At ease, vat. the whole of the mmeard bound get under weigh, inehing the Ho* Onmpany's ships Sir D. Scott, Thomas Contra, .and Castle Huntley; also the Hoban. for New York, the wind having shifted to the &Mard i erase which it has been light and nibble, prevailing, however, kola the &E. vt.x.—The Thomes i Ocent ies Sachem& The Lai BR. eltheth (whaler) isEz!melt, bet mist of the betereed lofted are I the South where they rapper to have light beim JO* the &R. A Era Via tliessel'i Lod has ems down trims the itivsr• astd solids.With the Itotlyn Coeds, kr Jaidilsi; and In Boone Mere, for Demerara. . . Su, ens.—Most et the edtward bound are still of the South Forehead, wind light from the Southward. It is understood that the dispatches which arrived in Leaden from St. Peterainagia, es Saturday, were the ems of dent Lamas, the Russian Ambassador, leavers London to proceed on his journey to_ St. Pitersbur_gh on_ the following Friday. The die. . Principal Secretary Anitamasreac ‘ ll .- Mge 1161"6 ... :iiitre ; ta t.. *at • • arrive tant*ltgelOrmeedu "ltfl 2 . • ' Vo11=ilet r "r" 11; ' -- Vie404 1 416 1 litemiars fromr.rodt PI _ Washy, m Olistrom •Tho Oth Hain frost Athisso, lasPitirser ‘Dollstihadolt,lfe Uhl& for 11111oliporri ' The 10th Hsi= to 4taitir (Mitt Exeter Brahteroo,fromilhasco to Ipoirka. ifittl Norwich 27th Niercisamillid April.• The vontry 121 k Late:ere to march limn Co Hain** The Iftlfein to osatehltom Del i ghts* to giseer, to 27th March. • • The 35th Foot to march from Illative* . 16' to arrive en the 27111 last. trod 34 Apra: • • ' . , Ihe 69th Foot *AI arkeit ski bloae ikiliblith March, frost Chatham. . • I &W - The Depots of the hawing been ordered to I march, vita-The 434 Foot from Cordiester tp Plimosth ; the 714 1 dm from Chichester co Plymouth ; the 711111 do- from Gosport to *army ; the 77th db.. from PalsW to Ireland ; the 93d dn. .roar • Barrucks to Gravesend, to enthork-for Fort George (N. B.) 1112 - 195th do. frortt Bartley to Sunderland, 96th do. from Foal Clim bed It/Plymouth; the97th do. to march from Sunderland to Liget , peekto embark for Dublin ; sod the 99th do. from Bin to Dahlia , The Devitt of the 33d, 50th, and Ind Foot have been ombirs d . to embark afGlasgow, for Belfast. The Diadem and Zephyr uansports have bees ordered to Pip mouth, to convey the nth Foot to Glasgow. from whence the meek. will proceed.to Cork, to bring the 63djtegisient to Chatham.: The . order which wits - issued for a Detachment of the .11116 Regiment of Infantry to embark on board the Numa transport , has been countermanded, that Detachment being now directed to proceed to Ireland. • r . COVENT-GIARDE_N=M.,S BER.. cottpn, . spices; geoerally there prospect of a revival is the commercial activity of u. country. The general opinion, however, is, that the prices of Colonial produce are still far below those at which any article can be cultivated for and landed in England. Letter: from Bombay, of the Ist of November, state, that Lieutenant Colonel MACDONALD, Envoy Extra ordinary front the Governor General to the Court of Persia, who had been detained at that place on account iof some difficulties as to the manner of his reception, rrants about to proceed, having not only received a 'flattering invitation from the Kano, but a person of rank being deputed to India to intreat his advance,.and attend his mission. This good disposition on the part of the Persian Court, combined with the well-known talents of Lieutenant Colonel MACDONALD, makes us 4aanguine in the hope, that our interests in Persia will be_placed on a footing,thAt will give us the advantages ere have sought from an alliance with that State. An inquest was bald on 'Thursday, Ft iday, and the whole of Friday night last, 4t Itevesby, before C. MASTIN, Gent. Coroner, on view of the body of an illegitimate child, the infant of a girl named Pearson, who had lately lived in the service of Mr. Chapman, of Medlam. It appeared that a few days prior to tl e holding of the inquest the child was born, and according to the opinion of three medical gentleineu, who were .examined on the inquest, was born alive, soon after which it `torpired. It further appeared during the in.- quest,- that Mr, Chapman conveyed the body of. the *child 'a distance of upwards of three miles in his great coat pocket, and interred it in one of his own pastures. After a long inquiry on the subject, the Jury returned a verdict of—id Wilful Murder against Mary Ann Pearson, the mother of the child, as the principa4,4nd ' against John Chapman, and Elizabeth Pearsou v Alai mother of Mary Ann Pearson, as access*: A ploughing match took place near Maybo,e, haft shire, on the lst inst. and among the respectable form at:sew Mr„ David Dick.' Brair,. his mt.. Al Dry and r -_ .r, for teu thatisand dollars. Tlwubjent oiibe. , ParelEinvis tido sively the iroptonment or the bleed of bosses. Eclipse it at present in Trenton. DEER MARE' Alf - A bind front Youlaton Park, Denondbil*,llloWded Wit tweellent apart to a small field of spotless's*. lastly in *brae* After a sharp run on terra Irma. she took tgAajea, naraßfraftmobes fig lowed by a number of dogs, which pi wd tint et least Ire miles from the shore, where beat f tVh titr• peseta war taken by twe men, eampirtilf Deft trial of their energies at sea. • Sir A. Chiqbeitimillr e =rs= boatmen for their intrepidity. The 11414.fiti. day's sport with the Youlston • . . I Hottsr-RAcg The recent fast of thirSetn if MK Nillit.olllWWelkhitites len with four-in-hand aerem-the dletpenties, esmishindinif what was 41.- at Toth ht 1607. when net "nisi Were :wallow (sports _ _ on the river .Ouse, bet, says Dr. Unite in hiaishmory of aiai city, a horns-roe was rite no the (rose* sieewntleent die tower at the end of Marygate, nder the great arch oft/se bridge, de the crane at iiikeldergate Pedern. : . vv. By accounts from St. Helena, dated the.2.34,or,Oc tober, we learn that on the j.Sth of „ilyst - nicnill* as Address to.the Government . had been voted,r in , which 44tablislied AD'S Vestry-room. - .__ _ _4 , /pled in uniting schools, and making grant' lifrAbney /yards the erecting and enlarging of school T reps* In the - Insolvent Debtors' Court, yesterday,_4hentas Francis Meikard, a bookseller,' was . ordered to amend his schedule and balance. sheet, they appearing incor rect in some of their details. A remarkable- instance of the depreciation of property, or mismanagement, tame out during the examination. One lot' of theinsalirent's property had passed ender the Ititimet 'of the Cimrt fur 28s. but afterwards found a purchaser at 5191. Friday evedteg, in Milton-place,Upper Qtrebet:ifeet, Miry-la-bonne, the family of Mr. - Simon "nere armed by the cries of an infant. Upon the Moili al *dbeing erpirsed. a male child was found on the steist,erzint;kap ed telabraebdyaibionat S en, o u; o a n n th e s w ol v d e . r l y t . vr ci a ea t n eom , alitinfq Il bce lif:11:11). tion. Appended to its frock was a liaa - PertiliAkiatiich . was written " Frederick .B.rmott Spear:* "Itr eis:for warded to the - parish workhouse, where it Now remains. Yesterday the mother of the inf'ant, &nifty In i; hate of starvation, was brought to Mary-/a-lannife Iffice, charged with de,erting her infant, when it rippeAred that Mr. Semon was the father of the child, thaxhoirad compounded with the parish of .St. Merger:Rt.-West -4 Thi..,r, ...support the child for la astirklittiflX - der bad been subsequently made to glair 0414 . ' : li me woman only ls. fid. a week.. The bingisivnen. ighlr gummed the parish, and dnected that The enutfilletand child should be taken care' of in the Werkfistk*Aintil .' amended order of affiliation" isholud,be .a 4 q#Bo)l t y te iprning Mr. Semon the IW.: A past .4011,05, eim sarseration was crated for the deetinstetaresiseesz •.• Daring the performance cf liguikill fettafise at King's Thee^ Saturday nightoilalleferafiethad lbs indiscretion or temerity to gummy IS , antis:toed ' s, their want of taste for supreme nettlienti in Italian music, while Sistine Wastrel was 'oath* stilge —The Mime d'APirri of the Signor tools Sok— to the• gallery, and detected one of theinal in the fact. He called him by a name sliap . as to excite the Englishman's ire, who retorted very meassted terms. The foreigner, on the con. ;rig, tonaidered his distance well, and week the Vaagliahanan in the face. The officers interfered ) but reeds were exchanged; and in consequence the 'parties Monday morning in the Vale of Health,- near Hampstead,, when two shots each were exchanged, but tuentely—most fortunately either the - Signor's nor his silly antagonist, received the slightest Another similar meeting.between **enraged foreigner and another of the stOWs..is .tacked of. - turday, an Inquest was had -at .illoliariiY,liti`the oilienry Fallow. five Yestrieatd.wl46-11.*:#11111#(1, consequence of, a small portion of . orazig:lp.dOsig in throat, which produced suffocationar-14stlact o ,Ac.- death. • . • • FASHIONABLE INTELLMISCk - The marieda and .J.t. •}a .1, ' • AI Let itiartbkaiew of 1.41644 • Ng lawds, to al yvatirday. at their UMW& Ibalkfer-ofiaar :7 • The lid The Bart of Derby essingised Inkreetareblibedwribs mho, oh tb lettebut a brit% e‘TAlDAllklopc - ricerdait u 'bb bu The kb 1 er-11110111f IN • The4tb‘l Lady Owyder etl title party of the beat too yeiteria I The sa l inreedso. at ser bworitolPleatiate. sh.l. 11 " 9 un c ' uturuia r ° w ig ' '''' J ....n...7 'I----''' 171:7;iV ee — G o T i .........""" . %7 '''''''''' Principa s;;;;;;; prlsent were:-Mr, Divid Dick. in Briar. his two sons, vuounted 4 8 4* so FtSom, o am's" M ica "' '''''' t " I 9 ' 11f Andrew D . k ' D 11 and M r. D. Dick, ' sliced the celebrity he has to his Eacrstancv. r. lc .113 111011 an. Le Will be supported by the The Duke of WILLISGTON was to leave Berlin op his r ind Mr..Unies M'Cracken, cattle-dealer and .fariner in Prabions way to St. Peter an the !Ist of February. 4ldous . . On their rear% ie. crossing -a born which . in no ver • vermined to contest the Monday, Sir ROBBILT WIGIBAII entertained a. lame, •. l'ol'ils• the prior of _ Ginfish.sWee ' Baird's. Mill, which"trary, to &skied brae death of Lord p a or s i t dinner, at his how to 0201121 41 65 -0 5 ce• ... • .:- • . 4 iviii PypdigrNali iwollaii. by As rains, three of them Euglisha L. NORIIIOII3IIIItLANDCOUNIT bLerrlOn o THlRTlerftlit' ,- appointed to investigate I:1 . 0M ' ' - bit - firrorschits.. with his_ horse, took . the cards we IliTe••••0111TheitlaY ahnibm'ai I ** b a i l" , " Tin g deciniii Ihil r - 44. g:,..* 1 6 1 ; k " &re I had the election of an Irish Peer. coutist, Mr. Btu, waeslealered duly elected,' bye majortty at si., i _ "_,AV kras—rvvi.4 4 5 g g r entered on it when 'met . on I esdaY. rolifirodoi Lord Ads- Loaoßtaos a mums oft ALcsaguaia.-44,Akitsiades b ut . fig ojci,it., Mr.. Andrew Disk.. observing this, Hacivinte is said to have been 4 ineceadid In all his battles;' bet oho battles t i ittstaakilY di)inOrphrs, and.. rushing into the burn, strove for make at the East India Howe; name than Uy* Modem Caw, or Ahnett4 of NoPoloditi to 'Seim his cowl j sztku p , but the bold and generous effort valet not lestaLlentt Rusearres,Req• Dis at once rush BP= P lOl , otAo• Meade. Cum. Throseenoi , 4141 - ' 13 1 /11 its the. ruin he woald _thus injury. the 'lsms were dosed, sad irr e ibta3Adf,.. Mereige,' MM. Sosteraio. %Polo ; but it it hits: t‘ , - 4 • 2 ''' ' '' 4 . mod the election to have Mao 'ow to pluli spathe vied* , Ibl . Akiaaida — dtonia. the/ osslk — ikt .. vets _, s, . Vl :i _MS! " , _ .1 411 n , !I th e .lita,at-. o 4 re t o ositY for_eigne r r . ir k ambers were : for Haps wine d A g e as m aw as the Lames arid Meadow of , th e., 00,, !kiln, .crowleo• ft tvtpt letAisawn whether : anti . 0 4 Nal. 463; Q ualm . m ac .' E fa i l ib os idi s . --7 'at the &hails of Thrtals- 4 die younger 'brother Alpirld fpilidslllipaatutple, or body 41 ri • 1- . . • tucles,andlie Therseipila et lasoddos: Yet.'aprott the taniiii. is att ~ p kke, Mr. . 'Crackan;,.lol pssacrthe irridge in conseq al was beld At ihOtio ritaX• be do*" .W l.o6e k geti t e rck e a 44 " * 4 atld " ib r 14*hrr iiit: e t Vic l / 4 itiii44l.. Oe liaria of Ar..M'Crock eir `rke throw , ~ - SAWN Milgel - letetbe cosweitanwn *kb inch a %aim is. as that of Akitnades. Why,. ~.. • .• . • W Mairo.o Am& . d rennet damn 'Who cal r , was in tge burn dead, and'his neck broken.' cid:ntal r:J , 6 t •f•-z - z.-- • t.• • ISPOn e rnia tiliorittttototallk t-41 • • • ntai ; )2... o,el , • • •:A tot * fdld tilo wit ' est 14)04, ik-ffskin wi t gor ra tb se pt 4 ' the pidisisis. fajtir Ciitites Jiessrsi Vid gisbereley, Peeitith r ldlll'iliskis; ad of .stmthil. retetirli, hilted fors; h d!e lope* the 111ajor • . '.• and Mons. Higgerttint and,kanw .111111.1, sad is the • Smith and Ore) kavirik Ir.pen*, looser; no , an d s a ili nf 4 e , t o • Majse s earns' and M. ' INsbdik' Messrs. and less warn fender gehflentelf and rotor t 1111 o eolebetter sad Idsse bowies Dle. *AO on& disineden by Me, gag*. iewich ;to arrive so the TIM, TURF AM Itttj,C4. The Celsbested fsee4torte, *ha the sisters for entr y to Hama" *ad twenty thousand donate, against the solithiinlisiise Irettry, two' • yeses iiitle ; has been sold so s geslidationf libinsken,•Neer Jersey; DEVIL lIMILD. . - bus divided i Y ester day evening a crowded audience assembled it was stated, " that the Proprietors .61 Slaver ter the of 150,0001. 'at Covent Garden. Thea re, in consennence of the an- Island were willing to emancipate. their Vitis;' pro- Gstiellai and nouncement that the' celebrated composer , WEBER, sided an equivalent, to be named by th e roPrietors Sorrier wan, was to pre,ide !doting the first part of the Ora. themselves, was given by the liononrablvErast India; t shrubs rowin g woo d tot in. At an early hour the boxes were well filled, Company." It appears, from these advises, 'then the Abbey in its and every seat in the pit was occupied. Three or four Court of Directors had issued instrtretcerfOtiliGo. It may attach rounds of the most enthusiastic approbation greeted vernment of &. Helena, to abolish ad pWrckirges at roperty, whir M. Waxen art his entrance. - He did not preside at the that island, .and to limit the deniand upobi Ptlcritelhips pianoforte, as it was reported he intended to do, but touching there, whether British or FOrelte.,`Yuch Deinain, for merely stood i n the front of the stage, provided with sum as may relmbarst P the ealkilliejsetttfllY omitted ii a music desk and it beton de Maitre, to regulate the supplying water and other . aeiviiitriei: . .: between 400 Imp , time of the perforinances,—a task Which he performed Mr. MATIMWS had a p rivate. rebeirial . aii :hie new ) , 000t . . with estraordinarfearnestness. M. Von WEISZ* is, in entertainment on Tuesday night, at the English Opera person, rather above the middle height, extremely thin, Eloise. It is to tie called ss Itrtitetions,"„sing - proPsses 4 and of dkrk comptexim His countenance, which is to be an account of various incident's Ito, c hiiiacten It. striking tad intelligent, appeirs to bear traces of pro. encountered by this son of Morntilifuthiiihttihtercourse oh has been found study , father than of vivid imagination ; but he with society: Besides 'thee:nal fund °Os M a i itr s everal any {a G en . wore glasses ,- which tended to conceal the expression of pathetic tinicips are introduced , tioOtifotiritthe story with refs= his eye. His deportment is gentlemanly and remark- of poor 44 . bans. Mallett ;" ocur ci( Whi :; . 7 *billy, lers desirous ably -unassuming . . The first part of the Oratorio con- "the Ruined Gamester,' isitaki *al', . •• : iirie of a I by him to sisted of a selection of the most admired pieces of the most harrowing effect, but iv . iilits •.; tti:o6 infinite Freischutx, co m menting with yhe overture , which, was service to'the cause of incirillet.' . , Attiiertiiiditient is Department, encourage- enthusiastically 'cascara At the conclusion of the altogether of a superior oidie, - 11 1idliii . cogitoleenti an- . . overture, and at the close Of several of the piecei, ticipate even an increased dilate of:Atog olloty-for it lovernment r et n. n „ y 28. M. Wawa bowed in'acknowledgMent of hi. thanks to over its predeeeiStes. • ' l e dg e tk e re- the performers, apparently agiuions to: transfer to their A Meeting was held, Monday, in the Nithitii Se .11004 a by you from a portion of the vehement lipprobation 'Which wairsis at Macclesfield, or 6e . JoirnetnstiiAlfilreiiirms, to rigrating to his lavishly • directed to bimse]f . Th . 0, first . part of the econ#der tbe.'Orist4tolt d iticil?Psi..., , r . ~,... tcatitntmlyaoub4 tha hits Oratorio detest amidst repeat' cheeis,' 4414,?4. V 44 the/Coittl.iiterv,u * . i't . don; e•,; ; i , igkfiews f oe passages or . WitiZat after repeatedly _Wirt *to,,tite:iihAience carte ; dieillibetiag;;Wak-chilried unanhtfd • l'. ''..d '' ..4 * • .. • opinion that it dilly shook haudi with Sti, Cki • . rind Mr. irdoet: 1 114iii_ifi,iet ; ef Velita u Wolf& sxiadiii ; lis t itisiou is win " 1 be he' admirable style n iAielitliii selirion horn . the Or ililaistitest lad bill, tip W . ' iltiatalViiiii iiVillittet- Mk' Which is a inag ; stin n , s ad PritiachateWas exaseteul-by the pet4r9sei4vocal, ,and in ' Of I fheird oltrebinit'thigS; II 40;11111Srl e s. iii• iiand ~ • ag p ssit ir, (1.. • nstinmental, •ecifil ; ; • „but p 91.01 . 0 R e p st eir lee th*ttittdiliettiterf CreiEfergi sh'provrg thii lit • ; FIT/9. gratifying Os the ;;• t. —; . ~.- , r to CftriVOtßat'Fiolti iflirMiiqiti! . eirPit ~ .1 - art Ible seenbts be d hted, with '•',' ... ' - ; ; • ta,ts..naal IlairittilWrit l ret blkst, We, thWikaiPit r " 141 " 1 "' MU ro • sr ' •'' ' - b ' - ii .. SW4I: sent to the West to ensfecigalts o 9l4eitgt '•;•-•; .nial te, • ,;an t,. • . , otti,_, R. . . 1 .. hands. 4, Von Wail!** . ?• . "ACtl 4 t ote4 'by Legiilieutesilrignit tise lbsit'theiiiiiiiti •.' - the • . • s . J A.. Is •• L. the. applause of whsfssy. arlas. . ,pbiect but : he itesoltitions of 'PeriliMent*Oglit Tie ; aktf, emed '2lll and South showed no disposition to fifire himself. 0n.t41 ciii- previous tit nest Simian.' s's ' * - • '` '" ',‘"! -')* u. - Winn W. teary , .he appeared rather . to ill riik from anicf cl ice co tf : Zh h eace!fte e n st taftioni....L iii iver th reir e M p teil hti • fritic;t o i s l s li e ti‘een m New York; the audience. The woad •p 4 Ihfi pti. r . s Fl hich Mit a f aih t t the parcel bag. sisted of a selection frog; ./e, a , T confidence Was' freiving. Troahrine 4; 'litters n Liverpool, et Miss . PATat and Mi. 8101i4414 leiCtete4 f - ism/wild Mention that the steams orshe- pntiitein'Lititiliiii had ~ . sth ; Mexican ' the exquisite compositions of ilauclel...., . . ~. ~. - ~1 ; -1: &favourable effect; aird i revival in trade was iiiiiiiTiated. our Howth, for the Irisir coast, .' ' ' Yesterday, the 'General Cominittee of the 1 1 41nei tad in her fore- in the 'Colonial Market therein a great rineroYealeat ' SOCineY for the Education of the Poor' hi the - PdeciPles .. _ f be the Colour- a revival has taken place in the demand for . mien, ortite Established Church, . held their hleetingcat &. _______,, __ _„_ coffee, cott i on, and spices; and generally there ii every Martin's Vestry-room. The Committee wee- Airily B. . I. e c. ..,