Star. — London, England, 1827-12-10 00:00:00

:ti •. ‘-' of rho of the dipocuWTarkid: fleet I at no to• %m a k e had the arrival • of, • aTni Nine ships of the "*lr i ships . avi s con ably. Our French-aid Russian Allies behaved admirably. The Turkish to sons.rsted. cif ?9 sail of ships of war, carrying i. 2, „ guns, be•ides the batteries. The All ie d f orce emir Oted'to 26 ships, carrying 1,524 guns. Therefore . . abeiTeeks had a superiority of U ships, and 916 guns. Oar.ships comprised 452 guns, the French 371 guns, thy.. Rossi an: 300 guns. We had 74 killed, 210 wounded ; ybe french 41 killed,.lsB wounded; the Russians 5 7 killed,l73 wounded . ' Total killed 172, wounded 485 —657 grand total. The Asoff (Count Heiden) sus tained the greatest loss of either ship, having had 24 men killed, and 67 wounded. The Asia (Sir Edward Codrington) had 19 killed, 57 wounded. The Armide (Actinl. de Rigny) 14 killed, 25 wounded. The contest was desperate, as the- result proclaims. The Turkish _ force were all sank, blown up, or destroyed, except 30 of their small vessels; and_: they lost 6,00 b men. The Asia sunk a Turkish line Of battle ship;, the Admiral (Sir Edward Oxlringtoa) had his *ltch struek . out of his fob by a spent shot, which battered the , cases very much; his escape was miraculous. Ha son, a fine young Midshipman, was wounded twice on the same • leg—flesh wounds. The Asia's poop was cleared twice. The mercantile part of the community at Malta are paralysed at the circumstance, as there is much Maltese property afl rat among the Tusks. We are working double tides to get the ships ready for sea again. The following is a copy of the 'Kum made of the Russian loss : Aso( 110.-114 killed, 67 wounded : Hargood, 74-14 killed, 37 wogaeee; Rsekkl, 76-13 killed, 1$ wounded; Alexander Newski,' 711.—.5 killed,7 wounded ; Proireroy, 4s- - one killed, two wounded ; Ikon, 46—nooe killed, live wounded; . Caster, 4a— none killed nor wouoded. EVENANG STAR.. LONDON. - . MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1827. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. We still remain in the same incertitude, in regard to the affairs, of Turkey. as the week before; and the Public anxiety is now wrought to the ►ighest pitch, to ascertain if the Ambassadors have left Constantinople. • Two Fsspreases have arrived from Paris this morning, but they cannot bring any further information than is sontairted in the Gaulle de Irma. of yesterday. Consols, witielt . loft of on Saturday at 83 To j for the Account, opened this morn big at the same price, and may be quoted at present at an to I. — No hominess of consequence his as yet bees done. In the Foreign market little is doing at present; Old Spanish Hoods have improved. owing to the report that Spain has declared Month America independent. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Up to the present time, there is not a feature in the Consol market worth observation. Consols have been fluctuating, during the morning, from 83 to s3i, and at present may be quoted at $3 to j for the Account, Reduced s2i. It is understood that Government have taken up twenty trans. porta, for the purpose of bringing the troops home from Portugal. PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. lank Stack 204 India Stock 9 per Cent. Kai 421 i 1 Ditto Bonds 73 70 72 5 per Ct. Cons. Shut. &Kali Sea Stock 34 per Cent. Old Annuities 56 per Cent. Rid. 1196 6 6 .41000 Ezcheq. Bills 43 44 42 4 per Q. New Shut. .15003 Ditto 43 45 4 per Cent. Scrip AlOO and 41200 Ditto 43 45 42 4 per Cent. 1826, 1001 India for Account 247 Leog 40.111 11-16 / Commit for Acct 83 821 1131 I FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. *lsaias Bds..sp Ot. Peru. Roods, 6p CA:2SI Do. Acc. 601 1 Portuguese Bds. 5 p C. 721 79 BuenesAyrtulildnAp C. 49j St Russ.tids.lB22, 5p C. 886 Do AO% SO Do Acct. 886 1 Mex Kda.18246 p C. Spanish Bds 5 p C 11 6 Do Acct 48 1 Do. Bonds, 1823, 5p 7 1 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. sna•e. ?AID. BMW= 35 20 100 102 General Mining Also. 50 5 34 136 141 POW Si La Pas & Pauv. Asa. 15 5 11 Is United Alexecan 40 35 156 Anglo Mexican Mint 25 .5 2 j nuncio Foam—Penn, D.C. 7.—Five per Cents. 100 f. 70c.— Three per Cenci. Jails& do 22d of December, 66f. 85c.—Bank Stock, 1,9601. Exchange no Louden, one month, paper, 251 . . 10c. money. 3M. Sc. Three months, 24f. 95c. Tic closing price of the Three per Cents. on die 6th, was 68f. stk. but on 7th it is quoted without the dividend, which will acconnt for the apparent depres sion of the price. Dec. B.—Five per Cents. 100 f. 8.5 c. Three per Cents. 64f. 80c. ex . div. Bank Stock, 1,960 f. Exchange on London, money, one sleuth, 2.5 f. Sc. Three months, 24f. 95c. A Until A N FUNDS. VIIMA, NO/1411111 27. 3letalliques 88 I.lo—Bank Shares 10316. Nov. 28.—Metalliques 87—Bank Shares 10i3—In the evening 1015. The Paris Papers, which arrived last night, contain nothing direct from Constantinople, but according to articles from Odessa, Jassy, and Bucharest, the Russian army were going to pass the Pruth, with the consent of the two other Allied Powers—England and France; the SULTAN had issued a Haiti Schalk calling on all true Mussulmen in the Pi incipalities to , rise en masse, to inflict punishment on the Russians, and the Allied Ambassadors had gaited Constan tinople on the 13th of November. In the mean time the Austrian and Pt ussian legations are said to con. tinue their.peaceful exertions, and hopes are entertained that, as mediators, they may be able to renew the nege emit*, which had been broken off. The Porte, however, is described as preparing for war,and Adrianople is men tioned as the' place of rendezvous for the pew army.— What credit is due to these various statemewta we know not, as our Government have aot received say ieselli gence from the scene of Ow negotiations of a later date than the 6:11 November. We have received GetE6lllll tapers to a late State. An article in the Frankfort Gremlin Joussol, of Dec. 3, sa T s....si According to at coypus/rum Constantinople of the 15th November, the Ambassadors of the three Allied Powers, England, Rasa*, and Fraace, had am, up to that day, yet left the ierrkish capital." We hardly know what credit to Meath to the above, after the contradictory statements drat have already appeared oa the subject: witts e tbittiffception, these Papers com municate no laver intelligence 'has what bad previously reached us. The following are extractb: JASSY. Nownicaga 16. On the 14th of this moth the French Coasel received an Empress from Count Gui Hemmer, with the news of the destruction of the Turkish and Egyptian fleet at Nawatie. This news spread the greatest consternation here, espec i a ll y among the merchants, who expected nothing less than such an event in the midst of peace, while the Ambassadors of the three Posers, whose squadrons streck the blow, were Constantinople. • Threw* news was received 1. the merchants of that plysilatil ship which had arrived lo which not only confirm the an embargo had been laid on Russian ships in the harbour of Constantinople. As a great many Russian ships ate at this moment at Galata, to take in cargoes of wine, and those r.bo have freighted them appear to fear that an embargo , may be laid on these ♦essels also, they have positively ordered their agents at Galata not to ship wine cargoes. Prince Osetwerbinsky arrived here yesterday from St. Petetsburgh. lie is said to be appointed Commis. sioner for liquidating the claims of the Portia* indem. nify the Russian subjects, according to the stipulations of the convention of Akermann. Prince Ottetwerbinsky intended to proceed in a few days on his journey to Constantinople.—Austrian Observor, N0v.28. NURERIBURG, Dec. 1. Notice has been given to the Chamber of Deputies of the kingdom of Bavaria, by the Minister of the Interior, that all the Political Journals of that kingdom will be allowed to insert, without any instruction from the Cen sors, the debates and speeches in the Chamber, when they are not contrary to the Cunititution, and to the standing orders of the Chamber, and when the ambessicity is attested by the signature of the Bectetary - of the Cham ber. The official journals. of the Chamber will be pub. lished in the literary establishment Bison von Cotta. I . I 1 1. f'l ' ! 1 t. s I I • 1) . . 1 ( . ••• ! t t • .• 4' , . t 5.... •- • row rasidiag quietly at THE SING. ' .?%.. _ :- ~ . _ M ..''''WElttletat, DI; S.... His MA tsz i e ti kar- .. Druse • ivied here from U Galata, & p i ke th i s si • i iorntog, at his pri , accosts. 41 it lAA received letters by a ponied by his suite. The Service was performed by i thee, days from Odessa, the Rev. Mr. Seymour. Yesteriay Lord GODLIICH above news, but add, that arrived at the Royal Lodge, and had an interview of his on all English, French, and hll.t.rasvr. His Lotdsloip partook of refreshments, and afterwards returned to London. rr of Constantinople. MAYENCE, Nov. 27. It is reported that ,ever.l Officers of high rank in the Austrian service, who are absent from their regiments on furlough, have received order% immediately to join diFie corps.—Nurewiderg Correspondent, Dec. 2. VIEINNA, Nov. ts, r : he Mail from Constantinople, which will bring rs to the 10 h November, has not yet arrived, I e 4h items that since the intercourse between the Anr 'Wilder: of France, England, and Russia. and the •Tulkish Ministry, has been broke* off, no couriers of those Ambamiclors are allowed to be dispatched.— Algemeine Alton's, Dec. 3. • Bogota Papers to the f,th of October, and Honduras to the 22d of September, have been received. at the North and South American Coffee House. =TRACT FRCIt THE 1000" PAPER OF OCT. 4. " We regret to perceive, by:thislast papas franGoaya quil, that the Municipality perseveres in their foolish pre tensions to exercise the Go►erment of the Department. Illegal as their precious conduct had been, several of their late proceedings, we think, are Incite so. HONDURAS, Sc. Is. GUATEMALA.—We have ad•ices of the 25d nit . Affairs are going on as for some time past. We know that in consequence of ;be advance of Colonel Milli from Comaygna towards San Miguel, the Govern. meat of San Salvador dispatched 500 men to . attilit him : the Guatemala troops. therefore § that were in Santa Anna, marched on the 20th inst. towards Sas Salvador, and we are anxiously waitinttke Muir. Four bomb vessels are fitting out at his Majesty's Dock-yards, under orders to be ready for sea on the 17th instant. The Etna bomb vas masted on Saturday morning at Deptford, and towed down to Woolwich to be completed. The Infernal is fitting at Deptford; the Erebus at Plymouth, and the Teri or at Portsmouth. They are to be accompanied to the Levant by his Ma jesty's steam vessels, to which, as stated last week, Lieutenants have lately been appointed. The chances of a general Eeropean war, consequent on the actions and conduct of the friends and foes of Greece, have at length relinquished their more vague character, and assumed the complexion of a near and approaching certainty. What may be the immediate effects of this international conflict, a few short months will amply reveal; what its more remote results, as we have before remarked, our great grandchildren will I alone have the peculiar privilege of determining. We cannot, however, while confining ourselves to that of which we can albite be capable of judging— 'lse present, contemplate this rupture of general peace of concord and of amity, with other feelings than those of awe and regret ; not, let it be understood, regret at the spirited and laudable steps in the cause of freedom and of Christianity, which have entailed these coolie quences,bef deep sorrow that after so ion . ; tranquillity, we have again to , "• Let slip the dogs of war," • and, that, without any boundary or termination to the vista of bloodshed and misery which does in Cation. stitute our long and gloomy prospect. We do sincerely lament the necessity of wars at all, and we cannot but condemn the general prineipla which governs and animates them, while, as mortals exist. in their present state, we believe them to be a necessary evil. The following is in extract of a letter from the Agent to tleyd's at Coustantinople, dated theath ultimo : This Go►ernment has prohibited the departure of European vessels, either far the Black Sea or foe the Dardanelles, sto finnan being granted for that purpose to any Fag whatever. A strong southerly wind has been bilibing fur several days, during which time not more than two or three vessels (and those Austrian) have come up from the Dardanelles, which leadt me to conclude that the vessels of war stationed there have warned European Captains not to proceed hither under present circumstances. u By advices from Smyrna of the 30th ult. a part of the Allied Fleet had arrived there from Navarin, and some had gone to Alexandria. I annex you a list of English vessels now here, as also of those that are in the Black Sea:—Skylark, Albion, Comet, Harby, Susan.. nab, Camelius, and Elizabeth. In the Black Seat Mary Barry, Earsden, Wiliam Shand, Aurora, Starling and Tula, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Latch." COURT CIRCULAR. The Duke and Duchess of Csaassce, accompanied by the Prince of lionesses' Lausassetraa, paid a visit on Saturday to the Prin cess Arguers, at bee residence In the King's Palace, St. James's. , Their Royal Highness' left their residence In the Admiralty le the leering for their mat in Busby Park. The Princess AUGUSTA took an airing yesterday in her carriage and (Our, and visited the Duchess of Kzer, at her apartments In the King's Palace, Kensington. Divine Service was performed yesterday before her Royal Highness the Duchess of Km and the Princesses Vicious and Femmes, in the private Chapel of the King's Palace, Kensington. His Royal Highness Don Nitwit is expected to arrive In this country towards the latter end of this month, after visiting the King of framscitin Paris. Viscount Goersason kfs town on Saturday morning for the Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park. The Noble Viscount bad a bag audience of his Mune:, and returnei to town in the evening. A Russian Courier arrived at Ashburnhana House, Dover. street, on Saturday morning, with dispatches from St. Petershurgh, for Prince LIIVIN, the Russian Ambassador. The Messenger also brought dispatches fer Earl Donuts. In the afternoon his Excel kitty proceeded strthe , Foreigte °Mee, Downing-street, and had a . conference with E4ll DUDLEY. His Excellency also had a con sultation with the French Charge d'Afaires (Mons. Rove) in the evening. Mr. HUSICIIIIOX left town on Saturday morning, on a visit to Earl Cower", at his met is Hertfordshire. The Right Hon Gentleman came to town yesterday, and had a long conference with the Mar quis of Lamaism' and Vietnam Goosame. Prince.lar , the Austrian Ambassador, transacted business yesterday at the Foreign OiSce, Downing-street. The Prussian Minister, the Portuguese Minister, and the Preach Charge d'Affaires, transacted business on Saturday with Earl Demsr. Lord Fluaoir &MRS= transacted business on Saturday at the Colonial Office, Downing-street. The Arroanar Gamma. transacted business at the Foreign 0/fice on Saturday. The Craucatsout of the Hauser& left tows me Friday eves. fog for Mama at Montreal The Doke of Watamemes seOved at his residesee, dinky Houle, Pieeadilly t esaiturAny missolift, front the seat of the Mu. gals of Bessemer, at Hatfield. The Right How. Fantasies Lain Is evened to leave England shorty, atilt' embassy to Partolpi • Ur.'Wves and Ur. Swamis Dooms visited Bata Dolan on Saturday. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Lord Tullamore, in Charles -street, Berkeley.sesare; Earl of Uxbridge, in Grosvenor-place; Mr. William Mackinnon, is Hyde Park-place, Orford -street, from Hampshire; Le Comte T. de Sommery, in Avid -street; Mr. James Langham. in the Regent- Street, from Tunbridge Wells; Mr. and Mrs. Affleek, in Park street, from Paris; Geoeraland Mrs. Freetb, in Grosvenor-place; Lady Amelia Porter, in Park.street, from the Netherlands; Capt. Chabot; in the Regent-street, from Paris; Captain Anthony Leigh, in Pall-mall, from Paris; Mrs. and Miss Godfrey Mansell, in Brook street, front Paris; Mr. and Mrs. St. John, in Park•street, from the South of Prance; Major Burdett, of the 10th Hussars, eon isf Mr Francis, in the Greta Park, from Norwich : Colonel Cooke, in Falknall ; Sir Henry Benyen de Beauvoir and his Lady, in Con. naught-place ; Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey. in Park-strett, from Paris; Captain and Mrs. Yorke, in Pall-mall, from Milan ; Mrs. and Miss Franco, in Albemarle -street, from Italy ; Rev. Lawrence Adam, in Grosvenor-place, from Cheltenham ; Major and Mrs. Atkinson, In Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from Rotterdam ; Captain Butler, in Bond -street, from Cheltenham; Mr. Kirtland, in Great George-street, Westminster, from Hampton Court Palace; Mr. and Miss Lake, in Pall-mall, from Vienna; Captain M`Dougall, In Ponlaud.plice, from Paris; Mr. Naylor, in Hanover square, from Brighton; Captain Fotbergill, in Pall-mall, from Paris; Mrs. and Miss Currie, iwPark.istreet, from Cheltenham ; Major West, In the Regent-street ) tress Ch4tharn ; Mr. Rowley Hay, in Pall-mall, frown Edinburgh; William Rae Wilson, Esq. from his seat, Kelvin grove, Lanarkshire,licotland ; A. Cooper. Eaq at tie Berners Hotel, Berners-street, from America; the Rev. Charles Con, at ditto. front Oxford ; Richard Jenkins, Esq. Mrs. Jenkins, and Family, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel. Cavendish-square. from Breton Hall. Salop ; J. hiassenburgh, Ea, and Mrs. Massenburgb, at ditto; Everson Harrison, Esq. at ditto, from Tolethorp Hall, Lincolnahire. DEPARTURES, The Lord Viscount Frankfort, from larliltant's Hotel, for his seat in Ireland ; Captain Freeman Gardner, Sit *Dublin; Mr. Chas. O'Neil Corry, from the Burlingtm Hotel, for Paris; Mrs. and Miss Rigby, fur Bath ; Captain Forliall, for Paris ; Captain Har dine, from Grosvenor-place, for Plymouth ; Captain Garrett, for Manchester ; Mr. Charles Buxton (the late celebrated charioteer), from Stevens's Hotel, for his seat at Weymouth ; Major Lee, for Parisi Mrs. and Miss Grieve, for Rath ; Captain Hussey Hamil ton, for Dublin ;. Mr. and Mrs. Francis, for Lyme Regis, in Dor , setshire • Kir. Samuel Burton, for his scat at Rochestown, near Coker, in Ireland ; Major Coles, from Stevens's Hotel, for Bruns wick ; Rev. William Skinner, front Wimpole•street, for Bunting ford Rectory, in Hertfordshire; Mrs. and Miss Fox, from Park street, for Bath ; Rev. William Trevellion, front Regent-street, for Bristol; Mrs. and Miss Gwynne, from Gloucester-place ' fur Brighton ; Mr. John Hodgson, from Grosvenor-square, for Chia well, Ewan ; Captain Alexan der Langston, for Dublin ; Mr. and Mrs. North, front Hertford-street, for Italy ; Mrs. and Miss Law rence. from Gunnar-place, for Paris; Captain Bolton, for Plymouth ; Mr. arid Mrs. Nugent, for Dublin • Captain Frede rick O'Kelly, for Manchester ; Mrs. sad Miss Ogilvie, for Bath; captain Metcalfe Wardell, from Steveries Hotel, for Belvidere ouse, near Weymouth ; Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore. from Hat cheer's Hotel, for their seat oear Sunbury; the Marquis of Lothian, from Marshal Thompson's Hotel; Edmund C. Mac Naghton, Esq. and Mrs. Mac Naghton, from ditto • Charles Brinaley Sheridan. Esq. from ditto; Rev. F. Thackary , from ditto; Frederick West, Esq. from ditto ; Mrs. Mimes, from the Berner. Hotel, for Cob ham, Surrey ; Mr. Mrs. and diot Kirkpatrick, front ditto ; Os. good Hanbury, Est' from ditto, for-his seat, OldSeld Grange Park, Goggleahall; John Bryan, Esq. from ditto, for Hastings; bliss Collins, from ditto, for Southall Park, Ealing. • It is generally supposed that Lord Trarrsanaw will during the present sittings, get through his whole list o f cause.--a circumstance which, from their great number . has not occurred for some years. Friday the Earl of CLoocuaav arrived at Liverpool from Dublin, in one of the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company's vessels. His Lordship, immediately on his landing, proceeded to the King's Arms Hotel, where he was shortly after visited by his Worship the Mayor. Orders were received at Portsmouth, on Saturday morning to fit the Terror bomb vessel for commis sion, with the utmost possible dispatch. She was immediately hauled down the harbour, and taken into the basin, to be fitted for sea. The Terror is the only tenet of this description at that port. We understand that three other bomb vessels are ordered to be fitted at the other ports. This is the first order that has been received there, denoting any intention to em ploy a greater. force in the' Mediterranean against the Turks. The bombs can only be meant for immediate hostilities in the Dardanelles. We understand that none of the ships at present in the Mediterranean are to leave the station until the Turks are subaued into terms of l tEe Treaty of London. EAST INDIES. CALCUTTA, Janata. the late advice. from the eastward we are 'milk to learn, that the best understanding continued to pree e i between the Burman Anihom.e. at Rangoon and the Bri:i .h Officer The Raja of MartabA, thine, by bee n eempeeing with some ot the men, bolt Europe and natives, to desert from the force stationed in Pep, to a stockade ..t Beßine, where he has his head quarters, Some of his emissaries, detected in the attempt s we re secured, and trended over to the Viceroy at Rangoon. At Rangoon, every thing was perfectly tranquil, and it was Loped that an end was at length put to the bab e , •riries, exercised upon the unfortunate Taliens. Eiery species .1 torture, that the ingenuity of Burman-e me l t , could devise, had been infl cted upon them, with the immedice consequence, it is true, of suppressing all indications of revolt, but with the effect of aegrarating that deep hatred which the Peguers feel towards their oppressors. The slightest possibility of success vrould i probably, lead to a general insurrection. Of this the Borman Government seems to be aware, and is asides ously purchasing arms and military stores. Jura' 2.—Advices from Lahore (the capital of Runjit Singh) to the 2ith of May, represent the disturbances as still continuing in Kabul and Kandahar, and aloe] the Indus. On the 20th, letters from the Frenctroffeer. at Peshaseer state], that after the departure of Buddlt Singh towards Kabul, the Mahommedan mountsineers of the district of betel. Khaiber had assembled, on re. ceipt of advice. from Maulavi Abdul Hy, ar d joined the insurgents. The Maulavi had pledged himself that at the Erd al Zona he would read public prayers at La. hore. From Kherg Singh, advices arrived that Maulari lsmaiel, with a force ot a thousand musket. and three field•pieces, had advanced against the fort of Khaira. bad, and having been joined by the people of theca* try, had laid siege to rt. JULY S.—Advice' from Gwalior, of the 19th of June, announce the elevation to the Musnud of Mooki Rao, son of a distant kinsman of the late 13 rwlet Rao Sindbia. Previous to his being placed upon the throne, he was adopted by Baisi Bei, on behalf of her late hu►band, and married to her youngest grand daughter. He takes the titles of Maharaja Ali Jab, Junkaee Rao Sind. hie, Behader. THE ARMY. -,...R Lieutenant the Hon. H. How.sa; is appointed Depot Adjutant of the Sith Regiment at Fermoy. Thursday the last Detachment of the 62d Regiment marched into Enniskillen from Sligo. Major Muzsa, of the Royal Artillery, arrived at Menterrea Wednesday, on a soar of inspection. NAVAL I NTELLIG &NCB. His Royal Highness the Loan Mon Amato& intends, trelleitP stand, to be present at the Royal Naval College on the lath hist. at thr examination of the young Naval studenu, preparatory to the Christmas vacation. The Albion, Btraatu., from London to Leghorn, took Ire yes terday morning off Hastings, and burnt to the water's edge, bet it was expected to be towed on shore. The Trial, :Whams's, of Sunderland, was wrecked on Friday, near Rye. The Liberty, of Shields, was totally wrecked on Saturday near the Shipwash Sand. The Asadalia, from Liverpool, was lost en Pictou Island on tke sth ultimo. The City of Limerick, Cot.mati, from Ponsmoatb, wu wrecked in Portland Roads on Friday right. Fausousu, Dec. B.—Wind N.N.W. to N.W.—Arrived the Poulon, Papua/ow, from Rift. Sailed tie Stanmer packet, Scums, for Lisbon; Swallow packet, B•1.110C14 for Jamaica; and Myrtle packet, Lniow, for the Mediterranean. Parisousa, Dec. B.—Wind W.B. W.—Arrived the Brailifiard, Moos, from Quebec; and Bolivar, Hausau., from hliramichi. • DLit., Dan. 8 and 9.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived from . Rverthorpe, Butt., for Jamaica ; Portland, Woos, for man's Land. Arrived the Betina, Taoarsom, from Bahia; don packet, from Baltimore; and .Amelia, &mass, from MI. The Rickets. for Grenada, and Exporter, for Bombay, bate back, and remain wits the Surrey, for Bombay, and several Porrsisoors, Dec. 8 and 9.—Wind W. and W.N.W.—A from London the Sarah, Cosier:a, for Bombay; Carahalton a —, and Hector, Facto, for Jamaica. Sailed the Salus,Nsaattv, for Lisbon; and Young Planter, Cuar.mo, for Jamaica The Duke of WeLzamorots will make his public entry Into, Buckingham ow Saurday nest. the 15th imam, at eleven in the forenoon, to receive the Address. His Grace will be escorted by a large body of farmers, and met near Buckingham by an escort of Yeomanry. It is expected that his Grace will be actionmanied by Field Marshal Laid peewees. His Grace -paws through Aylesbury to-morrow, on his way to Wetten, where be will be met by the Right Honoureile Rouse, Pm, and a large party. The visit of the Doke of W ILLIOdTeII ttißac►ing ham, occupies no entail share of the attention of the inhabitan•a— The preparstions for his Grace's reception are malting on the most splendid scale. His Grace wdl be escorted by a guard of honour, selected from the Second Regiment of Hussar Yeomanry Cavalry, and be mer at the entrance 01 the town by all the resident Gentry of Buckingham and its neighbourhood. preceded by x 'mod Mi litary Band. The Artillery troops will receive him with a =late of twenty rounds from each gun, and the remainder of the Regi ment will line the street on each side, thee deep. The wboie . _ the Regiment are ordered by Lieutenant-Coined the Mary Cmahnos to remain' under arms and mcianted during his Graces continuance. An Address will be presented to hint in the !louse, which is fitted up with an ex-entice gallery for the accom modation of Ladies, and a magnificent public breakfast will be gives o the Noble Duke, at the Cobham Arms. Triumphal arches are to be erected, through which his Grace will pass.—Bucks Gases. _ - Sr. ANDREW'S HOLBORN —Saturday morning Mr. R hawing declined the contest tor Vestry Clerk Mr. Poirmax, the other Candidate, was duly elected to the office. SURREY THEATRZ.,The production of Gry Alas tiering at this &wishing establishment has been crowned with the most signal success. Two young Ladies, pupils of Mr. Rosen' EVANS (many years at the Italian Opera) sang on Wednesday and Saturday last with such expression. feeling, taste, and execution, as to elicit the most rapturous applause. The arrangements for the lease of the King's Theatre are, we may venture to say, at length complete; and Monsieur LAURENT is the lessee for the season, which will commence in January. This Gentleman being the proprietor of the Italian Opera House in Paris, where all the leading Artists on the Continent are engaged, including Madame SONTAO, will, it is said, give the Fashionable World a brilliant Opera here, by occasion ally exchanging Madame PASTA and other Artists at present engaged and in England, foe *,dame SONTAO and other Artists now on the Continent, and enr at the Theatre Farert in Paris. The bells of Westminster Abbey, on Saturday, fa a merry peal, upon the induction of the. late Chap of the House of Commons to a Prebendal Stall in Cathedral. A novel scene was presented in the West Church Aberdeen on Sunday se'nnight, inconsequence of a g it ' for her own intetest, publicly forbidding the banns marriage between a quondam lover of her own another female. The Burning Cliff is now smoking in full operati pipes have been lit (a few days since) by the hot of earth from whence the smoke issues, and fire, occasionally.—Dorset Chronicle. Two Coach Proprietors were convicted before Mayor of Beverley, at the Guildhall there, on'Mor last, in the mitigated penalty of .51. each, for carryiag greater number of passengers than allowed by law. SAM Pap 6.4 ar Braiisford, pi London the a or Van Die. iahia; Lail. a roan Memel, y, have par T veral others. V.—Arrived at halton.Park, his public I instant. at ;race will be 1 Huck ingham ;race will be His Grace to Menton, to Pm, sod tti Bucking- a thabitAn•s.— . on the molt a d of banner, ory Cavalry, I dent Gentry greed Mb. with s sales of the Berl• he w►ie ell Marquise( 1 ; his Grace's the Sessloos r the accorn- will be gives I arches are cks Gene& nin g Mr. 1 •try Clerk, ily elected :sty tVan- n crowned ies, pupils be Italian with such elicit the a Theatre Mete; and ,on a w hich being the ris, where t: engaged, , give the occasion- • Artists at le SONTAG i engaged :day, rang Chaplain tall in that Church at :e of a girl, e banns of own and operation; e hot parts ire appears before the n' Monday carrying a ay law. I MIN I- MOW TAO prow sprodt_f 1 . 111 10 111101/11 i tsbeso 616 a'. 010 0 a p e • trill *r& sbood 00 1 # Os &Oh - 1 100 P if it War" 14ir Jaa we'4lol :'d : i'~! ..=~i .gre 4 ! no m :142 refs* .14 4 1"'" 11;:/nr . • . .. a lt 7:r. 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