Star. — London, England, 1827-06-14 00:00:00

~ .. T .~ LON I)ON. - - - - THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 18Th "" •• *TACK EXdHANGE, TWELVE ticocK. • • • ' Cone WI being abandoned by Ministers, bas not bad tile Ilan fleet on the Camel market this nesening. Consols, whirl kiteliyesterday at seg d, opened this morsdng at S4l for the Aeisist; dose goblet they have been alternately Myers and sellers. .41beibrei poiesoritla Utile or no 'pulses. doing up to the pre , tit** Is sbeirerilpi market nothing is doing. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK, The Cassel market has a aro appearance, sod lookiag up, Conseil whirls were, is tie (seller Peet of tie inersing at 1141.• LIS knprovid tn. eel for elk Among; The; Coassnisiloners : pte teg for Reduced, which stack is at present seem. The Meaty market is also geed. It is reported la tbe French Papers, arched tWa morning, that inseam Pura wai killed, in malting an attempt to pats the 4dia,after his total dekat on the Id of May. _ . PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. 4141110sek 404 i , India' Stock Strut 3pa Cwt. Red. 114 1161 $4l Ditto Ronde 74 Spa Can. Coos. Sibyl. South Sea Stock 113. 'Sipe Cent. 901 Old Annuities 431 se per Cent. Red. Doi I "woo itscbri. Me 43 46 111 ft Catt. New Shut. 2500 Ditto 44 47 . _ 4 - per Oat. Scrip 1 4per Get. IN6, 100 i f Lao. Aa0.19746 Jinn and 1100 IMO 4S 47 Advertised 4S Consols for Acct. ll4j FORI/111N FUNDS, TWO OTIOCIL Dims Ayres Das. 8 p C Gr.Bdalll4lp Ca Ul 17i Dit. 41cc. 80i Do Acct. ill 17} la In Csietikia Dyads,' pQ. , Ilea Oda 8825,44 Cc. SS` Ile. Acct. U Da Acct. IS i -Dias 81e,1824, 28149 isi I I Rugs. (419,1 Int•SPC 9 4 1. a Atm EN i i i Ditto Acct. 92i • . Nail Rds. Sp Ct. illi Sea 114 p 5 p li:all Isi Do. Amnia SI t Da Ant. 121 ISSITUIR AND FOREIGN lIHARKE,. TWO O'CLOCK. !MAIM VAIN.• . Potosi La Pia ar•Perus. Aelo is s Ilk AStioes British and Foreign 100 10 Beane Alliance 100 S 43 FaiNCIII From, Jura 11.—Fiee ter Cents. 1051. 113e.—Three PT Casts. Joints. eta June. 09t. &at Stock, 11,0451. Neapqluaa Annuities, 75f. 40e, A short, but interesting discussion took place last fight in the House of Lords on the subject of the New Corn Bill. Lord Gl:meatus opened the Debate by saying that as he considered the clause, which had twice received the sanction of their Lordships' House, as fatal to the principle of the Bill, he felt it his duty to state that it was not possible for him to undertake to propose its third reading. The Earl of MALWESURT, stress. litany prefacing his question, asked if it were yet tiso late to put the Act of 1822 into operation? Lard Ettevaortouors thought that the piaci& of the Bill of 1522 had uot been yet tried, sad that there would he firm during the present Session to pam a short Bill to call it into operation. Lord Gm:4mm shortly ex pressed his dissent from the Noble Lord's proposition. Earl Gaze strongly vindicated the clause, whilst he pretended that he was friendly to the principle of the Bill. He said that the amendmeot wart aa improvement of the Bill, and denied on his own part sad that of the Doke of WELLINGTON, that they were wspable of defeating indirectly that which they would net pp Pose directly. He censured Ministers for declining to proceed with the Bill, in acquitting them of any im tention to excite discontent anal a feeling of hostility in the country against the House. The Noble Earl cob. eluded with declaring, that if there was to-be a contest hatneen that House and a grant portion of the people, tha t his put was taken, and that he would-to the last hoot of his life maintain the privileges and independence', 4 P4 Tliateent. This declaration elicited loud cheers, as did se,t.„l parts of his Lordship's speech ; and it is clear that the Noble Earl is now as sturdy a supporte cf pririleie, as he WA% formerly the uncompromising adwocate of the rights of the pe , ple. in point of feel ing towards the Miniitry, he hal tornpiefaly identified himself with tl* present Opposition ; and though he is not yet in na se the Head of that party, yet, to jusdge at eat from appearances, there is no insurmountable objection on either side to his taking the lead. The Marquis of LAIPSDOWN spoke with his usual candour and good sense, in the same tone as did Lord Got:maws ; sod therefore it remains with the Duke of WELL' Norms to proceed with the amended Bill, should hi► Grace think such a step advisable. The Corporation Funds * Regul ition Hill, which, our Reader* will recollect, had Its origin in an alleged about of the funds Of a certain Borough, I,o' Of. from which- had been voted by the Corporation to pay the ezpeuses of a Candidate for t►e Represents. don, was, on the motion of the Eni of Rums, last night, in the House of Lords, ordered to be read a third time that day three months. The Bill was, in consequence, lost. The Diario of Cadiz, of the 15th May, states that the Colombian privateer Libre, entered Gibraltar, hav ing on board the ciew of the Spanish frigate Andrea, captured in sight of Cadiz. Advice. this morning from M sdrid of the lst of June, state that the Court was so much alarmed by the pro gress of the insurrection in Catalonia and Arragon, that it was confidently expected that part of the Army of Observation would be- ordered to proceed to those two provinces, the troops already stationed there being imuffitient to cope with a danger that *a. daily increasing: Accounts were receivel this morning from Lisbon of the 26th ult. announcing that a vessel had arrived at 0,.0rt0 in lorry-two days from Rio de Janeiro, which were immediately forwarded by the Governor Gene. l i ral &mass to the seat of government. It was re rated that a new engagement had taken place between the troops of Buenos Ayres and those of Bra. at, to the advantage of the latter. It was also said, that oegocia ions for peacehad commenced between the two Powers. We received this morning the Algemeine Seitwrtg to the 7th inst. A. article under the head of - Trieste, announces the arriv.a at that port on the day before, of a vesselin 18 slays from Smyrna. On her passage, the Captain heard at Syra, that the Turks' before Athens, to revenge the massacre of their comrades, who corn. posed the garrison of the Monastery of St. Speredion, had put all the Greeks in their power to death. He ,also beard at the same place, that the Acropolis had capitulated; but this statement is so unauthorised, that in the Captain's own words, it needs confirmation. Private accounts from Zinte give further details of lonaHass PACHA . II expedition into the western part of the Mace, which till then had been exempt from the .ravages .of the Arabs. According to these accounts. IBRAHIM PACHA, after having remounted his cavalry with 500 horses from Rumeliadeft Modon on the 15th of March, and proceeded by way of Navarin, against the peaceful plains and wallies of the ancient Liss. At his approach, the inhabit oats fl:d into the mountains, or took refuge in some convents, which had been for tified in former times against the attacks of the Turks. Several hundred of these fugitive., with their wives and children, threw themselves into the little fortress Castel Tornese,wii h the determination, as appears, of defending it to the last extremity. This fort, which stands on a penin sula, and id sight of ZAnte, has nothing but half ruined walls, defended by cannon without carriages, and most 'of which have remained there ever since the Venetians had possession of the Mores. Yet the Greeks, it is said. are ditermined to hold out; and the loss of time which ' their resistance has already occasioned IBRAHIM& PARKA, is described as irreparable. It wai his intention when he set out, to proceed to the assistance of the Turks be fore Athens ; but this unexpected stoppage will pro, bably frustrate his intentions, as it is to be hoped that Athens will be relieved, before he can make himself master of Castel T'anew. The families who have escaped to Z Ante in fishing boat., give frightful accounts of the excesses committed by the Atabs. Above two thousand women and children are said to have fallen victims to their fury before the 25th of April.— Many who fled to the sea side, were arrested in their further flight by the armed vessel's of the enemy; so that only a few made their escape to Zante. It is to be hoped that these barbarities, so disgraceful to huma nity, will be soon stopped; and we hail with pleasure the assurance to this effect, contained in the subjoined para- graph, which has reached us through another channel s BRRLIN, Jose T. u It is reported in the circles a this capital, that t►e Rusdan Colonel Count Balmain, whe lately passed through this city on his way bons London to M. Petersburg's, was t►e bearer of a very Important diplomatic document relative to the affairs of Turkey sod Greece, the approaching publication of which will greatly re ' joice the friends of the Greeks. Colooel B. it is added, proceeded direct to Winona, white the Emperor Nicholas will be tin the Cid of this knonth." also rensiied this morning Dutch and Flanders Pipes to the 12th inst. The former contain accounts hfrom Batavia to the Bth of February, which as usual Lrepresent the insurrection as rapidly approaching to its close. There had been very heavy and continued rains at Batavia, which had-caused the rivers to rise to such a height, that they raserflo. the greater part of the city and environs. In other parts of the island the rains were equally violest, and carried away the bridges. The Go. vernment salt warehouses at Japnon and Wallahan sus tained great injury; and the roads rendered wholly saserviceable in many parts, so that the regular means of communication were interrupted for several days. . We learn from the Brussels Pi t I e , rapers that a Russian GC distinction passed through that city on Monday last, charged with dispatches tor London. They also contain the substance of a letter from the Netherlands Consul at Pernambuco, dated the 22d April, according to which the Buenos Ayrran priva teers had greatly increased. The Deputies from Bahia, who had sailed on board an American vessel for Rio de Janeiro, were completely plundered by them. In three days one of these vessels cruising off Pernambuco bad already made three prises, so that the country trade was wholly destroyed. They searched even neutral vessels, and it was hecessary to prove by papers in due form the neutrality of the property. Even the Portuguese Bag did not seem to be safe. dottict ium now going on with the screen - before the Theft was oee of the few works in that part the town which reflected credit upon the arehiteet, rttt he should like to know with what object it was being de,troyed. gr. HERMES assured the Hon. Member for Dor eishire, that if any alterations were making in Irma' of the Admiralty, they were not tither proposed or sanc feed by the Treasury. . Mr. BANKIES said that it was very strange. Some limes ugly buildings were erected, and sometimes handsome buildings were pulled down, and yet nobody „ i s answerable for either their demolition or ate - • - ‘O O.-(Hear.) Mr. K. DOUGLAS said that the alteration was mating to afford-amore convenient ingress sod egress o sad from the Admiralty. One of the pillars was to be removed on each side in order to make additional carriage ways, and there would be no difficulty in re placing them at any future time if it should be neces sair...( A laugh). Mr. w. HORTON obtained inve ho being in Bill for the ~,,„,Lutios of certain perms residing* Upper Canada. Br. BERRIES obtained leave to Wei in a Bill to claim old inetaws made of rents and ether hereditament' belonging to the Crowe ie Inked. On the maim et titr. HER/ill/LS. the Report on the Coital& dated Feed OM wesbrooght.up estlegreed to, and the hill ordered to be reads third del tomorrow. Sir A. GRANT knight -up the Report on the Glass Bill,, wk i c i, woe r e celoodo • d the Bill ordered S. be read a third time towernew. 0. the aZ ei e s t e lir. Hereases. the Report of the &chequer Rik Mine at p and agreed to, and the Bin ordered to be reed a dikd tonewrow. irark wake at M. Haman, the Vote of Credit Dill was read s lased dew, sad ordestd to be committed for tomorrow. Os she notion of .11r. Haunts, the Ouse Certificates Bill was realist:end thee, and committed for tomorrow. Sr A. GLINT brought up the Report wit the Advances fee r i sk gratis 11111, which was roe:rived, and the 111 ordered to be tad a third time tomorrow. The RAM oise. Bin was read a second time, and committed for owerrow.—The Bill was ordered to be printed. IftrA. GRANT brought up the R ep ort on the Sites of Public ,• Wogs Bill, which was read, and thi Bin was ordered to be read said time os Friday next. The upon on the Militia Bin was received, and the 818 on reed a third time as Friday next.—The other Orders at Ow psi wets thew disposed of. • • .• A liwiwie from the Lords announced that their terdsidps heel . .1011/111•1everai Bills. • IIIr.FIRL pee notice that be would, on Wednesday, June 10, psee for leave to bring in a Bill to facilitate the Recovery of ▪ log Debts. . • Mr. HOLMES laid nn the table papers respecting the Stud • *ken Advertiser (a newspaper which was suppressed at the Cape 1 ,4 Good Hope).—Tiss papers were ordered to be printed. ~ The Hewee.eibew *mewed at Twenty Minutes past SIX 41.CLACC. THE EVENING STAR. THS KIN L %%mu Joan 13..-Zroe KING Was again present this day at Ascot /teal Rues. His MAIUTT appeared , ‘.ith his accustomed state. and was ri-ceived with the itonnuts due to his rank and the estimation in which he it held by every class of his subjects. Great anxiety was minifeued to obtain a view of our Sovaaatost, and the Ktmo, with that kindly feeling he sn pre.eminewly pos. testes. repeatedly came to the window of theßoyal &and, and acknowlidged in the most graceful manner the hearty cheers with which he was greeted. An entertainment on an equal scale of splendour to that of Minday even. ing was given by the Kino last night at the Royal Lodge to his Illustrious Visitors. The selections music played by the private band were principally tram MOZART and Rousso, but the music from the new Opera of Mary &mint b ire the palm, perhapsa much from its novelty and the brilliant style in which it was performed, as from the intrinsic merit of the composition and Arrangensent.—The Dukes r f Doasrr and GiAlrrow, and several other distinguished Mem bers of the Turf are, during the present we 1. at Lore MARYBOROIJOH's delightful summer residence, Fernbill. THE QUEEN OF WURTEMBERG. Her MAJESTY, accompanied by the Princess Au aorta, left the King's Palace, St. James's, about one o'clock yes terday afternoon, hi the King's open hermit+. drawn by tour bays, and attended by outriders, for the residence of the Princess Soeust hlartust,esti Blackheath. Sir Tatommt HAMIIOI6O the Master of the Queen's eatablishment. together with the Queen's principal attendants, the Baton de Camisole, the Count de Guasm, and Mademoiselle Remelt, followed in a second carriage and four. The Ladies in Waiting st; the Queen and the Princess Augutta, Lady Carouse WALDSOSATI and Lady MAST TATLOS followed in another carriage. The Duchess of Csaaenca, the Duchess of ,Kaarr, and the Princess Foments, the Duke and Duchess of GLOW CRITES. and the Pancras Sortist, left town about the same time for Blackheath. Soon after the arrival of her MAJESTY, and the other Royal guests, at the residence of the Princess SOPHIA MA. Tacna, the Royal party sat down to a most eleiant draws. After remaining with the Princess till half-pastAlve o clock, her MAJOTT and the Princess AUGUSTA returned to the King's niece, &. James's. The other Members of the Royal Family took their leave of the Princess &Willi MATILDA about the same WM, and maimed to town. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Lord Aidurp, in St. Jatnes's.place, from Abborp, Nartkamp• timber.; Sir William and Lady Jane Hownirms, at their house in York-street, St. Noses's, froth their seat G fates; Mr. and Mn. Wynisou the Landon Hotel, Aibassartnateethe, from their net in Wales ; the Hon. Colonel asst./Asa. Oath, apd Panay. at the St. George's Hotel. Albemarle -street. huth Park; the kiwi of Orford, at Read's Hotel, Lower Westinghouse% from Wow:kg Mr. and Mn. Charlotte Lytham. at ellio.kana their Cabral mod Mn Clairma, at AP" *Ma lobar*: Mm. Pews, at dine. from Ireland; lion. Anatia e. at ditto, frees his seat in • the Rev. D. F. HAMS, se ditch, Northanipcombirt; J;hara i tgto, from 'Dishcidgo Wells. The Wee*, Bodies* Walk Quarles Hall; the lianials nth Mansielsor lAniFiner and Easoliy, for their sot, Duarobio Cud., Scotland: Ms. GM*4 and Mrs. Howard, for their seat, Agtead Past. Sorrel; the Hoe. Thomas Doodad. for his scat is Yorkshire; Camel A'thourt, for his mat he Waft; the Earl of Rastnor. fur his seat, fipple, Surrey ; the Counsels of Pomfret. froth the British Huth, St.laines's.street. on a goof ; Captain and Mrs. Holt, from ditto, for Paris; Burdett, fhi. from ditto, for goblin; the Rev. Mr. Churchill, from ditto, on a tour; Mr. and Mtn Pipet, and F ,ken Fenton's Hotel, St. James'*.strost, for their seat he V/ • Captain Hughes, froth ditto, for Mega' the Hoe- AsaFamilady Georgians Ms, for Wisdom. 1•01 Se• DINNER GIVEN BY THE EAST INDIA COMPANY TO HIS M Ant:fare IHMWtEItSi TO SIR JOHN MAL. COL M'S APPOINTMENT. • Yesterday evening the DiTeetors of the Hon. Ent India Company gave • sumptuesuentertainment, at the Albion Tavern. Aldersgatostreet, on the occasion of the appointment of Mr Jonas Hawn," to the Presidency of Bombay. Above ISO Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the In rank and consideration in the country, sat dos a to au entertainment, by far the most splendid given in London during the present *Main. AnwarOthe distinguished per. wattages present were, the Duke df Wellington, the Marquis of Lams. down, the Hari of Carlisle. Right Hon. Mr. Canning, and most of his Majesty's kftnistere.—Prom the extreme lateness of the hour at which the company retired, we are obliged to defer a report of the'very interesting and iinportast speeches of t►e Duke of Wel lington and Mr. Canning, when the health of ►is Majesty's MUM ten was drank, tin tiamorrow.4—A large crowd asienabled nomad the carriages as the guests were departing. Mr. Canning was Madly and unanimously cheered by t►e assemblage ; the Duke of Wen*. ton next entered hie carriage, but was Dot regarded with so muck courtesy. The Marquis of Latudovra and 'Limed Carlisle nest ap. reared, sad won loudly graded. • CORN BILL. In a list so nommens as the knowing, containing SOON names which usually vote with Ministers, and othus , that seldom vote at all, there may be some inaccuracies, which we shall be ►appy to correct, at better information. We haven't yet been able to sow pate to osrwdst'ctios the Met of voters against the Anwodenent ; but we may meation that she Duke of Cum's. and Lord Gan:- vitae pre doter pcmies to Ministers. LW o► rue mammy Oa the Amendment of the Duke of Wmassearos ea the Cara Bill. Aberdeen Dishy Paulen Abeigavenny Doaegd Ravensworth Abingdon ado. Redesdale Anson BSeaborough Richmoad Arbuthnot Errol Rochford . Arden ?walnut Roden Ayleaford Fitzwililans Rodney Beth and Wells Glasgow Rolla R•iearras Grey Rosalyn Bathurst Harewowl Rutland Beauchamp HIU Salisbury, Bebop Beaufort Howe Salisbury, Marquis Bedford Kenyon Salton* Bohm - Xdialoe . Says and Selo Belmont Kinsoul Shaftesbury Bradford Lauderdale Shelleld Brownfowl Bete Loottonderry Lothian Macriesdeld Malmesbor y Macron Massada 11114kileton Newcastle Northampton Pomfret Powia Sidman - Sommers Stanhope rathallin Talbot Tanker', ille Tershant Thanes Vermin's Wellington Westmorland Wicklow Carbery Chichester Camille Colchester Ghat! Thule Dartmouth Dr Clifford De Lawarr Deissarre • Ramsey Foamier Carriostou Plymouth Lansdale 'LOVES. Cud gars ... _ _ Neribampton Buckingham Hay Dyad&Mane Sinclair Callaghan Alleabuty . Yale Graham (Maumee) Owydyr Queensberry Clanearty !uft!"" Le De ipencer Mardillll Bagoc Nordswick thrcourt Memwashel Prudhoe Lorios Tweedsle- Sberboroe aogiter - Cußile. Bishop Albeswie Nelson Wedebiume Gray Stowell Buidbroke Eloward of Mel= Jersey Reeser &Meld . . H Dorset Beresfccd &nage (Athol) Riven Hawk. His MaJesTy has been graciously pleased to appoint Joins WILLIAbIi o Esq. to be oae of his Majesty'. Counsel. THE ARMY. Mead* three trocird uT I=7;alie — Feastanry,assernhloi as Leominster, tinder the estatatmd of Majur liwomse r for the is peril . of permitient duty. • Mare General C*MPSILL. staimpielled by Colonel lir a. Wm tuna and Major Wean', are at at Chatham* 41 11 5 1i 54 inspecting the Rail Marines, bash Is the Lid esserise u well .as the entire arranpllbots or the nine!.. The Maier Cenend expected to leans Cholas by Amend of this week. Friday, Deft eltmlbab balmelng to the 13th. Sink Mirk 4 7 It, and 59th wi laibilk on beard the Mar of Wei• linyton, to their melt •he bia/b. The Mks% will Moo embark in the sante aldp—llajor Team, letb 3 I t Capt. Doman, 59th 1 Capta.Jmullisk 13th; liestertams mast and Boys, 44th; Lieutenants Wits, Batersow, Hierentmen, and Fusee, 47th. _ _ _ ... The Depot Companies of the eth Regbient of Itsfaatry, are ordered to embaek on the lath law. ms heard the Flora, at Ports mouth, for Tynensoutb. The Ist 1/linden of the 66th (Berkshire) Beglesent of Foot, ens. barked en the 6th inst. at Cork, fat Canada. A detachment belonging to the ed Battalion of the Goth Re#. meet of Infantry arrived in town, yesterday morning, into Scot. land, on route to Puttamouth. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. .........-_ Paws. Jima 11.—By advice' received Creva Cadiz, of tbe iiittli ultimo, the Libre (Colombian privateer) had arrived at (Shrine with a craw el the Spanish ship Andrea, which she captured u Cadiz. Gisaammt, May vessel widek arrived irene the East• ward, on the red instant. reports having sees off &amends two CuMneblaas—a brig (the Peochlachs). and a brig 1/a/001/1“. It to reported that there is • Cobwebby' cruising outside t h e Bls ROTTIIIIAJII, Jura let.—The Helena Christina, frosnratavia. has become a total wreck only a mall part tof the cane, andsome at the ship's materials, saved. Dam, Jung 15.—Wind N.l.—.Arrived from Landes the Ro bert mid Ann, Staramema, for Hirantichi; the Min and Nancy, Hun, for Csienne; and the Alileda, Idnentm. foe Otlerakar. Arrived the ThaMe, Seams, from Jamaica; Crewels, Ossmens. from Trinidad; and Barclay from Jamaica. - Prraiorin Ass 12.—Wind E.—Arrived the Bellema t WARS. MAN, trent WASS ; and Humility, HAT, from Pillar. reanimates, Jona 13.—Wind B. N.ll.—.Arrived the Amway from Dantak ; and the Magnet, from Cap= reseed th e Astell, fbr China. Cows., Jena 13..-The from hinnies, amen of dock last sight, and has commenced reshipping her urge. Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal by the Ship Tboollll 01111111illit, Captain COMM= USA, weft Chilled Si the East India House, and delivered t• the Parser of that dip t 'EXTRACT or A LITTLE PROM PARIS, SUNZ 10. Tie success of the Duke of Wellington's Amend• meat on your Corn Bill has highly gratified our Minis ten and Ministerialists: they look upon that incident as an infallible presage of the speedy downfall of Mr. Cantons and his friends. Though they study to dissemble their antipathy to your Ministry. on this occa sion they cannot conceal their satisfAction and their ho,)es. What particularly irritates them against your . Government is, the affair of Portugal. As long as there is a Constitution in Portugal, our Ministers will never eessent to withdraw the French army from Spain.-- They w U not encounter the risk of seeing the Consti tittiOnal system re-established in Spain. Whatever nay be saiclas to the retreat of our troops, you may rely upon it is destitute of foundation. unless the evacuation of Spain be connected with some scheme for getting rid of the Portuguese Constitution.—Tinste. Dispatches were received yesterday morning at the Colonial Oft*, from Sir TMOMAS COMMAS; at New. fOSSdlaild: Papers to the 16th oh. have been re _ atived. The change in the intercourse between the Wed Indies and Atnetica appears to have given great fill/Action at Newfoundland. and created a new !m -eths to trade. The fishing boats . are nearly doubled since the preceding year. Mr. CamaiNG. M. Wyatt, and Mr. HDIANISSoIf had iteversi eraskrenees yesterday with Vietnam Gon,sa* u his real &nee in Downing-street. At three o'clock in the afternoon a Cabinet Council pas held at the residence of Mr. Camas. In waa attended by the Lord Chaneelkw,7lie Marvel - 7ot L;alia7in, the Marquis of Anglesey. Mr. Canning, the Earl of Harrewby. the Bail of Carlisle, Mr. Husklanso. Mr. Wynn, and Lord Batley. The Ministers sat In deliberation about an hour and a . . Mr. BROUGHAM visited Mr. CAKWING yesterday. DISTRESSING Cfacossrazcz.—Saturday afternoon, Thomas Malcolm, a 6ne youth eight years of age„ left the house of his parects in company with a schoolfellow, to amuse themselves with a walk, and proceeded to Battle Bridge; upon arriving at the side of the basin, adjoining the Regent's Canal, they began throwing stones into the water ;in running to throw a stone with greater effect, he overshot his distance and fell into the basin; his companion from fear or consternation, re. pained stationary, gazing at his perishing playmate for a considerable lrng h or time, before he had courage to apply for assistance, there being no person capable near the place, he went to thesign of theMaidt ahead, tt Battle Bridge, at wh . ch house drag. are kept. Upon his ap plication there a young man, named WahArnitih went immediately to the spot, and after dragging about Svc minutes, brought up and secured the body. A surgeon was sent for, who declared the unfortunate youth gone past recovery, having been in the water about an hour and a half. Yesterday an Inquest was held at the sign of the Queen's Head. Islington, and a verdict of " Ac cidentally Drowned" recorded. A servant girl, in the employ of Mr. P. LLOCIC, baker, in Palace•sueet, Westminster, absconded Irons his service yestet day morning, after having broke open the cash boa, and taken out 30 sovereigns, and also a quantity of wearing apparel. 11FLETINOS OF CREDITOKS, BASINGHALL.STRZET. TO.YOZIOVI. a. Xi. A. Revenall, Tientsin -street, Clerkenwel, victualler . a 11 J. Giles. Vauxhall, dealer . 3 I F. F. Lavanchl and J. Li. Lavaselti. Ale -street, Ph:m[lft warehomemen . . 3 II J. Stacey, Newcastle -street, Strand, tailor . . S 12 G. HeM, Compton street, Clerkenwell. baker . 3 In W. $. Remball, Upper Parkvhce. Doreet•gaae, emeks. _ _ _ . 5 1• . 5 11 . 2 11 . 210 . 111 soaker M. Hewitt ) 11lib Holborn, ironmonger J. Wardle,Carnaby.stnret, Gokien.siusre„ earprelee J. H. Dolton, Leicester, apothecary J. Wheeler, Fleet.street, tailor . J. Warier', Leieester.place, Leicester-square, plash.ferte manufacturer . W Placket and J. Pluaket W. T.Peareoo, Mitre-court, . 1111 ,Iresetengers t II _ __ wilts awsdint It If Rod W. Heiler, ampton, Surrey, botcher . . . tIS H. Brines, ate of Ozford-strest. wesihsanper . 1 10 F. Haldy, Craves-street. bread, wise mereksot . sio C. Hedges, Aide . wershsesuses . . 6 II J. Gregory. Soo.surette. a ftnwwit, grocer " . 010 T. Rutherford. Agoosybee. esedeseesd, issue ..1 g R. Berridge. Likeniesterstl. BelleollAirearo. Medic ^ .$ 1g A. Rogitesalio, Great Wlo.6llloollsest, learka, Wes , merchant . . A 11 T. Bern.., Wineskins, IsseAggi;dyary . •11 10 G. Ross mod W. Hasslessig. *wad, wise sterthasts . 9 1 C. Spooner. Chelsea, lamas 11.1ntyre. Steskir lissa =l. aserey. schoolmaster . 511 11. Hetkesisgton. suesrt, ildbout, primes • bII G. R. Foe, Mirb. New, warrant . . a 0 T. Tartest, Bath, babordelkor • . a 11 S. W. C0410401 1 / 2 Norms Folgelia. Issodeoper : . 1 sp. W. Loveland, Merry esolowereut, Bsraim"bar , da r wrigkt • . . . 111 J. Goddard sad A. F. Cope, Ftlcluce. 10 "Im eg Iri Walwertb, sager-refiners J. Sadler, Jetenyn-street, St. Jassois, .win• - • 0 " 11114. • I ii If' 1 1 1 S 1 i • , d 1 11 ' r : 0 1 i 1 1 1 . ! 1 I - ( ' i • .1 i ,I '' t • 1 I 1' I 1