Star. — London, England, 1826-02-25 00:00:00

phjeegins to Foaled st w late* beer With buskins of nicit *Rint-OHANDielaielt d the EXCHEQUER agreed that .It. The be ande rwl e i ttg *gained.. Matt !MOO DEN reported phe4 grew. had obtained ins* to * agate on Monday. • , , • Tits IiVTIOST. • TheSHANCELLOR of the ISICHIVIDIA doggonio ii•Weiitlisi to deter his financial ftimit troll Ditiaday • axatt'thl se'anight; as the brass day 'would be occupied er coosidivation of the Small Note RILL The other Orders ot fb ,Day were then disposed. of, , awl the HOunflidjouraeli et a (knitter twfoie Two o'clock this awn*, • L. MINORITY • Who voted hi favour of • Mr. Ellice's Sesilatioei. "Tat a SiieCt Committee be appointed to inquire lotti and empties the auto-* 'dtests Sgstpaned is the various Petitions Emus person, engaged in the . Sillijilanefacturc, and tooport their opinion and observe. dins (hereon to the Home." Deeekerst. Lord I Attwoad, Matilda Bankes; Beni Alexander Pone" Sir Jebi Baring Birch, Joseph Bilickberft, Juba Dickinson, Deadas, elastics Brittle, Wilbrabam Gyardes, *ant • Itaberison Ridded, B " k7 . as. tiasklt, Sunni Blights Henry Boman, T. F. • tag= Ca#fet, ribs =g : Sir IL fu m r 4ages J) vies &doh Gurney. ItWord Ernst*. Aldarion Howard..., Biatehlotll, Sr Id. ward • 1 41 41 4 Colonel Llitiatori, Moore. Peter &nitb, Abel Tomes. Wsha Webb, s'ka Cslend leebeepid. Sunset Vierdestee. Sk we eueskq e Sk Week Aligns= • THE EVENING STAR. ~•. . LONDON. SATURDAY, FEBRUAkY 25, 1826. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. as.. persons either feared, or affected to fear, that Consols would CM because the CIUMCIILLOS of the Excnaboamild not bring en the Budget last night—bin on the contrary, they rose, in con sequence of a well-grounded confidence that Ministers are doing, and will condone to do, everyddeg in their power to place our cisinserch en a firm footing. Consols opened at 761, and soon rositti fti 4 fir the account, add for the next dose 774. Most partie• are bissrmaking up their accounts against Settling Day, which is Twisioy. It is said the Bank will knd money ea goods. Consols aei aidit 774 4. In the Foreign Market little or nothing ti 414 i Cbnwt lfikasa -Oil lowish a 4, Mezlean 194 1, Colembisa New 414, des Bill` /11g Greek Bonds 174 IS, Itzeisequer BIDS at per.. • • •-• • . OWE O'CLOCK. It it'd that tbilasikpireetara here determined on top. psiiiekesACCOusktee sr tbak Ora' body, ffi. the purpose of a suman swam ss pods poollOsififesy its ladeensiied frog Ma. Cosigitaie ratikw 6 .4 4 14 **am M. FMCS O STOCKS dl rre O'CLOCE. • Bank Stock 20334 - .104 ' a . • - • ,• " Vl*Cellti rB 4: 7 o 7 / , , s 4 vt;:';', - ;.t, Epri month . 1 -,- --- '.:.-,:. f 43 et Cons. 01144 ~- . ; .- .. , , ~,,b cz. ir - k S •Cent: its& • li- 14 hit , -1,.... a , 41, : , 4:p er yci eft r e ,, 95W 1v.% --. 5 /II k • t4:1 1 / 4 ere Lag' 'Ann. tEf ' ste : • ....,".:"" • ipdia,Stock 227- tsli „., . AL.l.'t• e • ! 7 , India-llondr., 7 .10 the. --: is ~,-... 44,0110- blitehtl. Hilt. pareS -41/:'''' ? ditto par. $ dis. i s ~. - • if . ) poo and L2OO dam 1 issankl Dark for Acct. 11011% . ; -;,:5., ‘: rlittki , i Her/. k .t .3.4. apt • } 44` Ati V•a , Y„)•nits. ... y w~ .. '. t. " • Cons. tor Acct. 76% 77% 14 34 % rpßittioa SUN 06, tvio - tycwic • tublior,G r. 4 Mexican 114,141146.ip Cs. joi , 1 1 1 1 2.4 6 1111 ii i 14105911 . •••• Do. .. Pitßo Acct. 1 ds,s p Press. Ude. 44)C. $9 . - s $ De. Beqds..lB2ll, el) Greek Ddy 1596 , 171 It 17 1 itui&141411164.5-1) C. 771.441 1 : 4 40 fee . 3 P III . SP. P.c. 1 023 . 10 01 1 BRA 11 TfB AND VOKKION .. • 5111Kligift TWO O'CLOCK. Pau* itantitiaa I. ' . NOP ; . .;110 . :3 .. ponni. La Pas, & Pens% la a itsallisisMosto 17 - ` . / r Sia . 72 ' , 410. 11 .z.-111111 - 4110 . • Uoisselbsisso., • t0.2.-.4) 2 . ; • st;Bs , • ; : •1, _ ; OhMalikerf L.l ILA s it MOM' a :IL kg.: 1.2514'' Vl Gell e rilisiiol.llllll 1100 i") *kJ 41$ . : : Yew 414111 W eat. iediaCooll9l* ;• • ; • • 1411..... - •. . • •• • . . Delos* ,as ;eta Silk- Trade was resumed last eveninigisalifitionSOf Commons, and gave rise to an aninsaind,clitenciien.,:the firm and dignified manner en vrhidi ifft-trsissillys vindicated the policy of Go veriliattlt " . "4a lid di• tapeattacks made on the Presi delkof,the Board,..of Trade the preceding - evening, excna;nii,iVeicat adtniration. There was a ineslesty whiclfusually aceconspaOes superior talents la Mr. CAnnino. ascribing-the merit of the particular men sure-isnder discussion to his friend; while be claim to his own full share of the respon‘bility. The sossution was decided in favour of Ministers by an immense majority, the number for Mr. -ELtsee; • motion for a Committee to inquire into the' s " . et the ra preiat.aate r Trade being 40; agaicg it 220 —majority, 1,211. 4 ., 4a • • . fiugstlon as to a new inquiry into the policy of theowjai open the silk aide. was last night set at rest by a tgiumpbunt majority in favour of Ministers. - This decision aita , •prottnincrs definitively the seas of the House of Commons upon the necessity of adhering to the enlightened systeas of corneae:vial policy which Gtrieransent his recently commenced. and which,. i n opposition to the antiquated prejuJices of former ages, has,already. even in its infamy, been attended with tbc most signal advantages to our vast and industrious pa- - pulltliON,ky calling forth such a .demand for productive labsooknolist hitherto been without anna4Pc Tbeirive: wages mar busaid Ist: voi•abeirttiogi,iiit :uyskOiciul and Conti:44e regulations at tie Custom-house, this reducing lbstituting suds system of moderate protecting detks.-$9 as• to favour the English competitor in our native nitirlous, to a cer tain reasonable extent. It cannot be denied that everyone of those principles are conformable to natural reason and to the best maxints'of Cammarce, which is ever founded on the simple precept of procuring commodities in the cheapest, and carrying them' for sale to the most profitable market ; neither can it be contested that monopoly, resting on exclusive principles, is the converse of this, and is no less destructive of the prosperity of a nation than it is in mirky cases mischievous to the monopolists themselves, as uxtinguiAing the spirit of improvement in the particular icts which ate intended to be favoured. But in the affairs of :mankind there is seldom found any very extensive benefit without a considerable por tion of alloy. Thus it happens that_ the capital, skill, and dexterity necessary to bring to perfection any one branch of manufacture in its first commencement is so considerable—the ultimate success in rivalling other na tions more advanced in the same art is so doubtful—and the time for reaping the fruits of such industry is so remote, that the attempt to undertake the fabric of any new branch of art, would never be made, unless the enterprise were favoured by some exclusive privileges, answering in substance to a monopoly. As the art ap proaches to perfection, great masses of capital are in the course of years embarked in it, on 'the faith of protecting laws; hundreds of thoosands of human beings are perhaps initiated from their infancy in learn- ing its peculiar processes of fabrication—and k is ultimately discovered that after all efforts, the article itself can be produced in another coon try in greater abundance, and of better quality than is possible at home for the same original expendi tare. The good,of the community requires, therefore, that it should be abandoned to fair competition, and that it should sink altogether, if it cannot bear the trial. Admitting in the fullest extent the immense and permanent benefit to be derived from a free and Mare stricted trade with foreigners, we think it but reasonable and just, that a moderate temporary indemnification, suc cour, and protection, should be awarded to such of the people as may unfortunately be tbe immediate sufferers. In many instances it is most certain that by the stimu lus of rivalry, increased exertion, and ingenuity, several arts would "Mire and beat batik; klk liumigia trader, whose artjelbi;#ntialhe increased Availed, will conti nue to riseiii paces. Btalibis is the effect of time and subsea:pima dh'covetiess - The artist must be in the . interi•ns4ustaiued-by his countrymen, as it is unjust that binf itipTC - 91yrfftihpold be immolated for the good , of ;44146 their present sufferings, we are .well aware, are in no degree attributable to the new', system of policy, but to the-excessive enterprise of the master:in ovvr•production, the consumption . of which .wai alSO,kowever, as suddenly checked. by the stag nation which has ainfortunatety since arisen from either cauSes, 134 . it is not the less true chid tie miserable' workmen are .the immediate. victims, and that mo lunacy distress might very fairly. be the subject of consideration. The•Freich Papers of Wednesday, and the Etoik of Thursday have reachedos. • They contain the debate in thlt Chamber if Deputim, - brougbt by ?l. SALAntanT against the Jowled du Comment, for clibcl against the Chamber. The qUestiots was decided by ballot, and carried in the 'affirmative brsa : n r iOrky of 189 white balls to 110 Mack ones. In consequence 'isf -this deci-, • ion the Tr a inor of the inculpated Journal was r Meted to Appear at 41 * Par with his 'damsel .on , the Ist, day. of March. The first division of the §esaion has'shcwa the , respective strength of the Miaistetisidiatir 40.40eMai The AtatTe gives so me 'int* llignicOltiffSt: 'Petri% burgh to the 24 iostaut, at which psn4di. of Inquiry had yet publi t hedsic itlittsofficiplecapectiag* 'he tesAl i 'Of ifs labOir a. *; iitihkriff eriekne - 1 1 1 1 4-* been condemned, but the -cumber ofattettit hammed. Two ig*. ;ibe Mgt:107.4 lisiorytcoo . ' December, M. BOULATO/1/ and Count Optimum have died 1141400... The former had:‘/OltutterilY . liiirrendaed himself after having, it is said, remained . three -boars near the Zmperor NICWOLAS With rho. intention 'or a:sushi - 04g him. - According ;o letters from Mount Caucasus, thelimuntaia Ernie . : had 'recommenced their incursions on the Russian territory, amlGerieral.Ymi: MUM' had taken'the field against than. •• * • Letters toot Corfu 'My, that the Ts* besieeng Missolooghi are in. twat.. provisiossebitatise4iibad weather renders the arrivals difficult had , Turks continue the *siele,hol •widiosst.soreess...talee Sawasteaases -all prisoadilitillo impitecivithels, disti4ctiels 01 r self • 1310.; sent a Capigal Baschi to bebeastanthip i ttofmali &NNW who, haling fouglit thi s 'fear uticleiAictii***ilaW4° .SartamTm, have returned t - Iseir home; • ti , ~ t The FeldPa draestic ;tit ao , between Mr. le; sad i Mrs. 800, the wife of tai Bask while Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley were at Naplesm-ao yawned *alp the same house with his Wife, to itgliget. Nisi Sigh was brought Maw at a companion ; the indented liti.profstOr comamsnly used by Mr. W. to his wife, le as. leeleace ad. •-o fool for her interference ;—the fact el -Mrs. 1= .1111.1 coming pregnant by Mr. Wellesley, and her applicatioWleo blot (Dr. Bethnal) to procure an abortion, aid her referring Marti' Mr. We ieder to mesa his scruples when be refused to supply' bee with pekoe for that mulase; the domestic ailiotioa of Mr. Wellesley. M ceasequmice of her husband's infidelity and maltreatment; the habit is svhieb.lErt. W. Winged of • wands& bit own cbildam to swear, especially his Utak timethier-01 golf Pre of her oblitatkat ap the C.osaseleetuarked.thei be ever Mak dtetroable Mews':kneed. A beautiful sod 'affecting letter written) by hlrs..Williteley • it this time to Lord Maryborough, in which she elegantly set c forth her past wrongs, and declared her future intentions, was read. In this letter abe assented, that "she had been more than once the victim of infamous WORM)." Acts of specific adultery with Mrs. IMO, were deposed, to within these few days. Many letters written by Mr. Wellesley, were read, especialirone to his son, well embellished with oaths in which, after recommending him to mkt; paint with his b and-writing,. he gives him some *dyke— be advises him " to play bell-and Tommy—to catch an the cats be can lay hold of—to hunt every animal upon the *ate, from the elephant le the forest to thellem in the blanket." The Conasel,, after reading volumbsous statements, of which the foregoing are a. few, contended that the whale evidence ethibited such a series of profligacy. that, connected with his pecuniary embarrassasents (evidence of which was also given), the Court would not be war ranted in giving up to his power t h e infants, and the large sums which were settled upon them for their education. Mr. HART, in reply, reprobated the. expromious used in the eat deuce oo the ether side, in which all the powers of the English language had been put in requisition for terms to vilify Mr. Wei-. lesley'a character. He commented hr Weer, terms upon /Yr. Bulkeby's evidence, by which it seemed that notwithstanding the' Minn scenes which he described as daily passing before him, be Dever left the bone of Mr. Wellesley, nor gave the least intimation of Ms conduct tin now. He bad described the horrid insult which had been offered to his character by sa application to maim is the murder of an unborn child ; yet no indignation had beers eepressed on his part; be bad merely, according to his own words, refused, with the observation that it was his duty to be the preserver a life and not the destroyer. Before Mr. 114ar could finish his reply. the Lord Chancellor left the Court.—The argument will proceed at a future day. PREROGATIVE COURT. nun Air 14. WILLISLRY V. LORD MARTIOROOOR. Sir C. Roman, on the part of Mr. Wellesley Long Pole Welt leaky, moved that probate should be granted on a will executed by the deceased Mrs. Wellesley Long Pole Wellesley, in July, lilS. By this instrument Mrs. Wellesley Long Pole Wel. Sedgy begoetthed to her husband £5•,000 ; but by a subsequent will, executed in Sopteyber, 1112.5, she revoked her former will, leaving the aberameosioued sons in true to Lord ?der/borough and Mr. Windsor, feels's. children. The will of September, IMS, was net formally executed, having been witnessed only by two persons; it was eiseseforwievalid, and thekrustees were now cited to thew cause why probate shred net be grated on the will *11515. Drs. Januaa as Lummoxes appeared for Mr. Wellesley. The.Cooat ordered probate to be gss.nted on the will of 1815. . WORKS AT ThERRNESS DOCK-YARD, Amount of Mangy actually expended for Buildings and Wo the Dock-yard at Sheerness, its per statement, attracted Aiteannts tuttl'ACtiottil Estimates Slid' before Parliament,- 1611 ;CO $ l 4/041C 11 114.1 0 • 4t. Wlt . A1*153,941 &Oita* 5e.707,0 2 4, 3 419 4-: - .*.otiz• i ay • ; • 65,000 Do. ri11.8911, ;.:7•111 ,••• 6 . • • 50540 • Do. sts, B ss, •• 50,0601 Do. 76 5 .1011 • r-5: •1. . • . mood Azumisie se;asuy, siiPsietiea: • • • .... Estbnete in 1996t0 asoplete.the Woks i5:4 1 739.101, . of which the House of Commons balloted.. on Fri. day last, to be expended bribe merest-yea - • 130.000 • • ! ?.•la".!•;;:. . . i 111,711011 To which add die remainder of the Ealmate to be ex.. . paided to complete the work . . 50,101 Total sem to complete the Docks and Wdrks atSbeernesollAlSpett. The importance of Docks to a great naval power like Great Bri tain is groat, but with such extensive Ducks and Arsenals as Dept ford, Woolwich, and Chatham, It becomes a Manor for inquiry bow far there was necesity for expending two millions of mosey au arenas. • 144 a a max zx Hunt Lterr-Thtirsdarmorning Lord Surstastrron to Mies. Smits - my, daughter of the Hon. Colonel Se/moors, by special Semi, atthe residence of the Earl of HAS. alliaTell, is Stable.yard, attached to the King's Palace, St. James's. Furs CA US:lL—Appeals have been presented to the Moue of Lords mrsim site decision of the Judges of the Gout of Session in Scethoul, which lately (casirosing .the judgment of the Jury Court upon the " issue" directed by the Haile of Lords to he tried, which wall to establish. whether the - duds* executed by the late Hari it !Nips were his deeds or sot) found that. these were set bit Lordship's deeds, gate the cause to fainter, once more, of the present EarL The toes. will alpha be heard in the House of Lords apse these Appeal and the lodgment to be pronounced wilt set at net the itspermeit qiestion, on which X 20,020 a year depend; the Stipa', limbered olretlyeirti.'''' • The Laneashife-Depureitnt'had' itte,ir interview yes. tardily, as appointed, With 1.64 Liveliotik'whi, it h said. ha. =d vetaimilniend she Bank to hawk!, The refusal of relief en the , path ej Otil!knaegi.c !WU." 4" 40 as °° fame: undo= of dhe same kind. • • • ' • The mid, wbicb - ..cenntuktet, in the straits: after a shower of falai is sow maid Xr..lllAum's oesm. • Non 111U120211144111 Connsit-lilsreortorte-h-lartsweez, 21.esder, Feb. 21 ..4461100 be tbe Poil this dayp—Mr. Rem, ; Ant Liiiii ll 4 75. Widitimier. tK day—Mr. Loses. US; Mr. t.„ 257. Toad of the two daya.-61K 11et5.:361; • Mr: Lonmcliv 515. Majority at thoelolosif the poll this day in favour of Mr.lk 2. L - The average . *Mount publieniottOt bi the Built at England, fir thftenriSlLS,' h upVreids'oMeisiMi i its, which, at five per cent. loterset v iSostid be egad 44220,0001. i yew. RttaStAh 4,40414 111.200C14T1D 114 Ms..N. M. Roriiii• oin Pa Loptoon.- 11s cHaitimaly Dividend maths above Loan, which became doe ess Wednesday. the ist Much next, will be paid by Mr. N. M. Reessmuse, on that and every succeeding day, bittween the hours of ten and two, at his Counting-house, No. 2, .New-wort.-* Thei-Dhitead warrants,with a Use thereof, in nume rical order, must be left use day previous Uppermost, for the par. pre of being examined. • PausitAts labastr, NROOCIAT2D IT MR.N. M. ROTH*. Cum., tut Loitaie. ttr litid.—The Half :yearly Dividend on ;bit above Loon, which becomes doe on Satuday,:the Ist of April)ehtt, Will be paid - by Mr. N. M. Itoessouns, on that und every /MP ,moding day. between the boors of ten avid two, at Ms Conletine. time. No. 2, liew-mart. St: Swithin'e-lane. The siansdek theme, istre i lter Miserlcal order, must be left's*. pftv mamisades. - r. BRAZILIAN LOAN oP akooo,ooo STIRLING,. 14200., Memo se Ma. N. N. Rornsonma, ttr Lantos, es .1022.--Tbs 111alf.yearly Dividend on the above Loon. which becomes doe on; listorday,tba Ist if April seatiwill be paid by Mr. N. Mr. Routs. ea that and every suceeedbeg day, between the hours of ten ,heel two, at his Coontiarboose. N. 11; New-evert, St. Switbin's- WO. The Dividend wasrams.. with a list thereefia monaleal -der, must be left oiseday previous for emminatios. , . , • There was =an immense assemblage of silk-weavers - MEW", is. :rambled, end-abate the-oveimses Wane W-9f rblikoPkilits aWilidns she reeds of the moth* til• terse tent iftrleesltousailitee of the House if oolibuseilaifiethWitiapbetadowel Sleeks They aeraimeted themselves in the nem orderly manner. . . . . - - , -- -_- 'Pi' commercial colt at seal, 0144 toe - ~..„. ... „... Awirfor cuAscEity,..fa i ksl:::.-7-: - -- Kr, UtlMß•lead given the mutest and deist Setimetasties of siempliciti and .-; ) t • • - i f * 4 .......14 Ns Intention to vespam them atoms is that Osnemitens.• . . .f.. • . 4 4 - ...,...4..- . ~...,.. ~-,...,... •,, • ... ,—......-, . , . --1 • . • Mr. HUSEISSON admitted It ; bet Indeed hat the 0 111.: i 7' ' • PIPS " -' ' . • ' ' , ' 111111000 ellgonroat. .1.. • •.% ?: .0 would be eat tot place la the present Tice, and be hated, therefore, febild.44. 'The i s al dig i siikh ar & e , sa d - I m p , - -, `..• .: • 1 r= . riot bislicdaddr 'tai that tbe lion. Gentleman would give way, and bring forward Ms , • _ ..! r" _., . 8 iiie r . ."77 40-- ease ofthe Mame propositions at another stags. . MaMit orvartous Oft), iMposts, . 'Mace to . -'. l'. elietlioly . et *Mr -as gram! that Ilse Mr. Aldernsaa "WOOD—Ins Honourable Friend bad too sifts leventie, but erpensiae sod ietioyie •to the merchant, . , PahWedintley,bad settihd with hie eretinters I takes; ghee map oa.limallosmaionse Lett taut be Wadi aft 10! _' . • ' - ••••'-' • "- • ' -." '•' ' .. • la ,thi o eountrg, and 4 hie allidavits dented tali . . .. way now; . wireu he beg vti, jMat an shit -Wits view. Th e open i og ul tie MIS . ~ , egoism Una - - . Mr. _IC; &IN tiOttwairistajiliiiiii du the Hee. Member bad of foreigners carrying hithir ihe pr . . ctioits . if ' -1' r. . .Mimi ; — Ph. Tasszuve. and Mr. Peen, opposed the lattet.b44,/a(WiElli Va_puyasitioss In a separate BM, or In five __ . _, __ , , . . .... . ..• . . . _.._ gatitiong the latter Gentleman read a hog series of aliklaviu as to worm VW' . - 4 - ;* --- awn native s 'll4-11ww .1 rt_t 1$ • . . ibeveleass-1& ant eseteessadsa of Mr. W ei ,to dhow hew Tim House Ilan divided om lie. Home's Atnemdatval. 'IL: — annihilation of those laws which ' ' A lt .' &it di sc wait k was to the moral and piesaiery intense the iohate _that " Tleatiebe.aminnan aspen Ptstees,". its. . , • he shisold be permitted to exercise any Whims over t h em. 'The Ayek• II r meesi•sioikiliiieritr *phut Mr. Home'. looks, ss. the introduction of foreign rods, whether taw or ma- pelleipal evidence was that of Deetef Bellteky, the domestic_ Afier a coaysnacisi at auks kegth, arising front Mr. Heehaw's nufactured, substitutilig for, suelt padre esiiusioit , a Phrlicialso who proved an adulterous ' literal. '" betwem Pb. • watods. and a Mrs. Mich. the wife of Captain hark while 1101. lam silt be It is Thevistivirst _ ere was 11 " , 14 + 4 r — P 6 i 4 " l4 -eW7tr r 4gigV. "t _ There erteale t. 4 1 4 1 :41:11Errir i Ztint;taaiie b a tt • Ita.'IIII7NUIP et_ Marl*/ al." 1. favourable Several beesse et. edi plus art opeaCtia elmatteme 11/11 thus tedneing the lam M amie * nee earimari .-strz • :a i ms hen Newish 004 ipeirleb to I.lverpoelF' 744 `7 47, at' A Dominion ot the. lamb itionnllMbiegh. MAN 17th Tentpkande; Akre* Companies and 'the . Tb!=iist hei beim ordered"e otenctd *air Minh oil the Std, and will *Moo MM owe di the 27th ialltrilt. tr . NAVAL INTELLIGENCt. Arrived Or Hadar, the Job° aitd Ifeisalest: trelblAss• from Charleston, witb.loss of nearly alt keyisils. Spoke, ou the felt inst. the Garland, of Boston. Irons. Cherlesion, In distress, had her decks swept of everything, and had slit fret water in hold, but was then free, anti -keit* for the Western • blandsi blowing a gale. • ~.• • • FALMOUTH, Firs.23.—WintiM,S. !b.-Arrived the SoleansUlteig from tension for Trieste; a$ the (Rdeobtagir, Joatanato. Irani Oldenburg& Sailed the Marehioness of Salithery picket. for the Brazils. The Rambler, Kturini , ,:iis %sr. in lat. 47. long.!. spoke the Allies, of Scarborough, from London to li mn:tab. with her bowsprit sprung. She was seessimpr k, awl did see require any assistance. Pommy:it, 'Pea.. Wilillti;.-Attived the Was. deter, Illovrarr, from Idaho for Aberdeen, cattle Hader Inns , tine ; and his Majesty's skip GOA:as, frail ant bam. A liege ship is in sight, apparently a frigate. . , Cowss, Far. 24. Arrived the Pezatwake,--, from Bohan. Dash Fars. 1100.-Wind W.—Arrivod the London, • Pitiattrs. from &nearer% and remainv: The Hen Cabipasys ship Ikaasta Covets was reported to base arrived from the River yesterday, instead of the George the, Fourth. The Company's 010 *r D. Scott pat - back last bight, ltd reasaiakwitk tie George IV. • Faun, s.ss.—..tin table= is in sight to• the Northward, saps posed to be the Thomas Count. Arrived from the River,. and /Malts, the Johisollerry, Rosen, for New South Wales; Charlotte Wylie. &motet, 'for St. Do- mingo; and the Hatchinvon, Lowznza, from Shicids•for Dais*. rata. Passed through from the River, the New 'York packet, Caftan, for jathales; and Surrey, Powza, for South Anterkv.• Lrrzeroot, Fan. 23.—Wind W.N. W.—Arrived the Ardipas packet, Sarni, and Ann M , Kenzie, Knosty, from Deinersre sailed ISth January. On the lath instant, in lat. 40.30. long 14.30. fell in with the wreck of a barque, apparently Baltic built, with plain stern, no bead, bright sides, and three white streaks; bad no name on er stern; boats, bulwarks, and main-topmast goer; bowsprit and foreinast standing, appeared to have been recently tedoned Also arrived the Sarah Shears., Bananas, from Sayan. nab; Hipposampi, GOTMATA, from Odessa; Cornet, —, from Gallipoli; and.ralry Queen, Davies, from Gibraltar. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Fn. 24. Slurs Esnsza Inwamis;—The Mho, film Smyrna; Good Tam' mit, from Ostend ; Princess •Royal, from Dunkirk r Tnsaty, Iron I Aucasst ; Rudolph, from Stettin ; and Matilda, from Odevia. . . Erna= Ourwaaps—The Zeno, for Trinidad ; liiii,ZlAsyrs burgh ;. Margaret, for Demerara; and Success, for Mr Cr.saanio Orrwl.ass...-The Flora, foe Tereeiri; efiellirDatid sen,for Jamaica; Down. Castle, for Hamborgh ;016441sampfsst Cadiz; Hedkys,.fer Manilla; Queen Elizabeth, kr Whoa; snit Edinburgh Packet, for Rotterdam. --- - . . SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, . - f , - SETTING-ROOM, TATTERSAIX'S, Pik 23. Daring the greater part of the afternoon the attentios kr the I Subscribers carts directed almost nchisively 4e Cedttt, abaft wawa 1000 to 30 was kid several times by a Gentiessest;wboxiliemPaido .blit,4 3 49 4 l:4 l :t e lip*st him 4cro or six times over, and Amur 0 to 1 mint lig; Graniark foimavery few backers, and lift OE at 34 to 1. General was net badtefit'idl, 20 to 1 belie' it. ' poatogyoirered, a 44 no taken.. Tbe -general isettieg wassitark i . . . . . . Dr' ST. .. 1 .4 to i r apt Mongrth . 30 to 1 igst Rowena Vte 1 first hedrille 31 to 1 apt Thatty 110 tart 'apt The Om erit 30 to I *get Watirinain 1 10 tit 1 apt Advance ' 22 tax apt Elude • 40 to 1 agst Cedric '22 to 1 agar Sophist 1000 to 40 Monarch apt Tredrifte-i-taken 40 to 1 agst at the Mares--taltek , . . OA XI. . • se t. I asst Pawn I 7to 1 apt. Magri, - 4 to 1 apt Mignionette 1 Ito 1 , apt• Moses DOICAUTZR Si. Laterts" . ? i itist Redlantite - z st) to 1 a apt p asin rataiis ico It to 1 apt Cries:der go to 1 apt y o • . . 13 to 1 apt Be hod- r .zi t 'I . MonLaocuts Opera of Teolooldo c Ise at to be brought out at the K m ing's Theatre this muds" * s" in* very eludes mower. The principal characters suertoollased to threnitml taints of Yawns, Bosses, Commis, P0n0..". ace. writhe.** a dresses and scenery of the most splendid deeetiptier • • ORATORIOThe new Oratorio Of 2140 n fig wet repeated lest night with inereasad veil. We have goal= to our observas upon its Grit per/overact bet that Miss Surnses, IBM Paton, and Mr. Puaxiss, were NG it Gee voice, and exerted their respective glut powers to Me high grad ficatiOn of a very genteel and numerous audience. The Common Council met again yesterday, end after some discuidon agreed. two Merabervealy dimming, to peados Parliament to repeal Me Coen Laws andebilieb die,lamemd.Theely The Mayor of MacciAapiecp wAs IsApin pa Musts. day, and called at the How* Oilice,„whMejse r hsekan interview With Mr. Mossousa. The Army Extraordinuriet,folOhitetir 1026: arnouit to 470,0001. • . AMR& !Exton* 'AO radeffil;o4 - Miiiiiklalsble Rai . namerees Meeting of the creditors. efinesses. Nasigistesti Leery; Isooksellen, of Pamplostertgem.tookidesayetteratehat tholes*. Ceirowiesue, Ladgeto-hilir *hen mouldy celial to the Chair; a *lam sheet of thnileasied meets of the heineeiss read to the meeting; ty whlchk epptd- that the debts Muipmd a .8.50.55414 end theemetivishiadieg *piety ie cniollisbfihinewaleditta *basset& almollinGhtinGo ll G 5.44- -Aker, same diecussioa.ls as manimd fitet.,themiside of thsir affairs should be placed under the mateisMurd , Aft Aseeeets nansely--Mr. Mecitoy. on depot. of 1111elkit of Muni Nay, Grethen, and lea; Mr. Wom b liblifigassiss, Mr. Ragmen ' *. whew the moil ravers usera.glasi • It wet also resolved, that the Trustees Multi declare a dividendosibm. ever the receipts unseated to a "msng in the pude .I.erytm , tinsony was agarded of the beiessale name ' in gala Kean. Knigist and Lacey bad goodesealtbssmilwarfa their grain and la was •addesk that they hod kid iiiilMlll4l6lll at thessoapres. , perms beaus, had not their career -bow eeippleff by .thessifseo. seen and irremediable calmaitierwhicis have laileo ea the sweat tile world. Awsonsm—The name a a ashiraiet=lhopsduppre fornithas an anagram troll ezpassalan ebb wrianolliPP' it is Johnny the Bear . An Irishman, who was offering oranges for sale. mks .dat rib what they aged them in fraud? raids," mys PaddYg eve don't militia* at all; wham we Waal them we gaandfafr4 D4l. &114 . 111,11. Debbi 0 hum Watarint 1 Bunbergb Goadibsog Jena? 0 14204 m Lists. 0 1 fi)essil Getteabergh 0 0 I America Malts 0 0 Jamaica Hotbed 0 0 o 1 0 or o u o u o 47. ',TER at LON Leeward bipeds 4 . 1 4 1 w . 4 • atter • Afterno;a .• • VI! s - Lomas. Atusedessettiogesiell byl. F. KswL7,Atthe eras Orrat Nu I, Pickett-Pace, Tervic-iftra THE ARMY. Monday, the vault Lord 'wanton Arrived at Leith Eine London, having on board 70 soldiers, beleagist to thp, 33d, s illth, hist, and 0!d regiment. , knitted wen n% sad ~mt. patched nett morning to diilkrem parts of the witty, MoVa recruiting service. Tis it w&Wit Ott OA hot ionit.Metdled keit ghightin inA • , Twenty-agree Recruits listeejstieertlig 411114Wel at Paisley, anoint the , last week, • A desseessint of tie- Mk pennon OnotiF AMR poo•oenullimitoomodAnereead inMates, mad the , Lienteanat limeney,,,jeinett the lisainniat , at last Week.. . „ ILL Secetil -s. t 4fa i...t.41 1 0 1 . , „:1 14defit tl At ilisg r i tua L. ' I ' e , ... ' V I