Star. — London, England, 1829-05-20 00:00:00

• • Mr. Soweto? Mild *Wok 61 1610 4 11 ‘ 1 *;!•‘ l i Wu.“ Se '': ws at i go e r es lir •zgi tact; at *mew. awe Was no ez that stippeesiolbY the Osiveasarat., " • , • Mairesytred to; •001 rewsiaaskted. • •- Mr. PERIL slid. be thought two m a ih t * awe Meted of aline . 10 „ d ‘ b, *mom to carry the Hid tate effect: Mt proposed ai aweesiment s eeordlosly.—Report towestrow.. : • Mr. HUMS asked whot•wsp I be the liessitof attrdanat • thew biatittraies- • - si n past, said, he shooldbe awry tolledt the atsiwkwee c they mast belin'atteodaate ht' 61' at ling la by WOL HO hoped appoint these who would take grids is "rho esaliskissat. They • would have very asteedve eteeselte dudes to pedant. ' The flows wangles's.; Cesusktee is the &brie% posiths, '• moved that ids Majesty be tiaht"Mill Id Woe a sum asisassaks ow. auni amp..—Agraoll no: Report to.oserrow. The &etch Small Debts BM Was ispd a udr4 d os , so d p a w. The Irish Insolvent Debtors EMI was read a sassed doss. ' radaascr •SOCURIMIL Mr. POSTMAN nursed the third reading of the Frlpodly 111 L—deed to and passe4 • •The Maley Cross Bill was reed a seemed date. . • A•Mtwoher asked whether say spot wis allotted fee the litatiocal Gassy / • Lied LOWTHER said, that iamb* bad oat yet wasp sedge eonoldatatleo.—Contntittee on . Thursday. . - The Anatomy 11111 was seed a third dam-o;as quads* that • ' • it do pass. . Mr C. Foams repressed himself what It, is did Mr. Loco. " Mr. Psis. supported the BM . ' • The. all was then pawed. • The rembing Orders bawls,' been disposed ee l the Mime ad. journed m p mama To roue emetic. • ' . I MINORITY •• .' • I; • Oi :so Marron'res Plowmen's Two Tinos Roisies tsr.tps Measure lino. mi. Pinosi sot. Mr H. R. Nyman .81r Gee. H. Reis • 111118Alii: • Sir Won. HasUrpros ; ar R. H. IsgYi • • • teed:lP. O. Odoorne. Sir Chas. Forbes Mr. Le H.. Pell • 1 . Lor.i.Nalorw Mr. Trine • • '.* ' • •: • • REPUESINTATIOW.. • 1 OR WIN Qom** TWAIN /1111,-OTONWIE t i.. 111111=1:111.1111 sr .it laßf CPlrre. anew tannins emit re - • Me 11: *girt of . setaii4 • ...IParso4ll, Dlogtosar. Lord Monclolsoop.(Coiki4. Poustotti., Haw% Brownlee's. C...• • H. • Lat. T. . Brew),, • • 'Miami C. 0. .wrrino, aNitlerveilleareosot King. How -Obsoril &out, H. • Vissearissinecosat, Wog, Hoe. L... Toßamotre Leta D&WIIIM. At • • Lamb, HT. G. 'TB* Holniiik • Iritsitrrskl.Rt.Ha.M. Lambert, . .Wortwora; Hoeg W • Frank a: Lloyd, T. Widtw, H. • '• • r Grum, It . .~.. &SAM% Bafttqs C. Crekert 4 , . W. Ems. Iboo• Belfast, Rail of. Daly. J. • iLitin. How J . . . Brydgeti Sir J. , •: Dawson, G. R. SPNaghtesi, ; Andes Dade. C.dMiterty. J. • )(amid,. J. W: • • Chkbewer, Sirtil; • . Patquisr..l. • • • Moore, G. ' •••••. , Cole, Hon. A. L. . GooThurn.Rt•Host.H.Moontcharies;lieloc' Corry, Viscount , Hart, Gesieral . Saylor& Vials( . Corry,. Hon : H. , 11W, Sir G. • Wigruin. W. Arc AU, M. Forbes. Lord '• •.• Ointantown, Vies: Bernard, I'. ' Fethe.rstoo. Sr Q. Prittie, ijou Fs A. Boyle, Hoo t ,. fonts:. J. L. • Pretty. Hon. • Bruen. H. Heueocit, R. Pomo*. B. • Carey. R. S. Hill, lAied A. . Roclifort. G. CaulGtid; 14 9 0 . 11. Hatdtioson, J. H. Rowell. Lord . l. Coltintrat. Mr. N.- • Kavasault. T. Roush, J. ' Collett. G. S.. lang. H00. , 1L Sanderson. A. Cleatests,•Viecount Loud," R. Stewart, A. Cooper, R. S., Maxwell, H. elide?. Z. J. Comte. air C • Morsel!, H. Stewart: W. Droop. •Sti Si Newport. Sir J. Talbot, R. W: O'Neil, Hon. J. • trite. H. M. Roniteruire..Vitodunt . O'Brien. W. S. Whim, S. Fitsseraid, Lord W. O'Brien. L. Wynne, 0. VAMtbbon, Wile's, I. . ; per . ,• 'Against . • Aims . •• ,Wezfor4. vacant .", -• : • 4 ..? "..: . 41 " . ,r..• Iltiabef for Qtr. could set view.... . 1-100 • MINORITY * „, ° Sy rayons no Ma. o*Cmeirsta's woo an Sar4* ranakai . tniin MAT ii• • ' • . ...tArcedeckne, A. %,;•-•` Grant. IL Panslarvin 11,*„. ~.. , ,i Altlsiwp.-Viecatnt • ' Grauan, H. Price. R. • ..: •.,..:.- 1.-. .. ” .....Anotn. Br G.:: •• ; 'Nilsson, J. Pkintoston. /WAIN, „;'.'llarina,./.. , ' 1 • - •' Booms. G. . lostoolf,:iir ..• - ‘,lllisrkagi Sir T. ? r • —:;Howard , H. Rabinsoo, Sir . 9.;.. ,Pliaring, A. V.!-- - .4llr.kision,Rt.,lls.W.Rics. T. S. •.-, : :. Illec3ve..Lonl a::- lialis.J. • • . Addled, Lord W. a.7illYng. , G. • • •14 -- livatbcots. R.ll. Rol a, A. . :.• . . ..",,,Proughans, 3: L.:,::. c-Ilsodibilso (Cod), Rants:kn. J. C.. "'. rosgbagit, Its .. -1:v•-',"• .1. H. I • . Rhossikr W. lir „ . 2 J. • • ''': SiPlimis C. D. 0.• Stnart k H.N. • < • low, C. ....,` ' = e l. s. , • illeMi4M. Sir J. ... . -. ...Auston, J. f.: zyi -- y, T.V. Somerville, Sig. It .. ' • •Orown, J.. : .' •'•:- Hoe. L Siditts, It.. ' 4 'l liingisam..Lord.;•l 4 i- - , Has. Gomel .Tierney . , lit. Hoisi.G. •• BellatItriil.40101• 4 1.• MO... 'Tifton. Hai M. • . :.. .tmvert, C. . :2 , •- , - NFL • Tiobli, E 12 . , .. . '..• ' . Sato. a -"r •' ' iliadef, J• 11. .. Train; W. H. ' _Clive..E. B.'' It • t•i4ensbert. J. S. . • Tenilworr. Lert ' :eradock, S. ,' .- '- ^ • LisTd. T. - - Villiers,. T. H. ~ .4ustiersagit,Fisewilne . Monck..l. B. • . VailHororigli, P. . Clifton, Lord •.' Slarkwibanke, IL Usbridge. Rad lif ...Cie el ai i cil. ,- - - tganb a lia. - Weed. Alderson* ''- ealthorpo, lirds.Z. •.• Nartla s J. Whitbread; S. C. ' .Dade., Cokmal • • /brshall, W. Wilbraham, G. • ' Dawson, A. . Mauls. Hon. W. Warburton. H.. • ' " l)undas, Hoe; R. • - 'Milbank, 111. Western. C,. t: .. .3Jundas, Hon. T: - '1 Milton. Viscount Wodehoule,'lL „Denison, J. R. Newport, Sir J. Witsst. 1.. • ..Dseenpon,.R. • 'Nugent, Lord Westeorn. HMI. It : : , . Allis, Hon. G. A.. . Norisumby, Viscoittit .Waithmin. AhlerMili. Plrington, Viscount &horn, Lord F. . Wilson. Sir It. • ! • Formals, Hon. G. Ord. W. . Wynn, 31y W. W. ~. Ferguson, Sir IL • Artirill, A. Wynn; C. •. Forbes, Sir C. • ..—Fluilimore, Dr. Wonky, Hon. J. 3. Forbes, J. Philips. Sir G. Whiunorn W. W... •Fitglieraki, J.. Philips, G. " White, H. .. French, A. Pllnier. C. F. , . • Gtsdon, R. •Ponionby, Has. W. • • .. Tstaase. , . Grattan, J. - Ponnonby. line. G. DuncanhonVionsist Griihant,ll4.lln. Sir J. Pootonby, Hun. F. Fitsgettrd. Ilt.iin.M. S .. Gisot. C. Protiseroc, R. ,••., MINORITY . • . .• • • • ..4),,Tysoarss, woo tans Vba his. Mosses Morton ioo aloe MW • ....•... a Cowan:neon tun COl3l Laws. • -..**- 4 . ~_ m ..9twilY -• ' bldtrli, Lord . Wood. 'Matthew ' Sir!ball, Jobs 'Fidlieps,Sir G. Wood. Jot's yd Jobs Thoisisoo...P. ' .4 1 . 1 4al ...thiglii, J. B. • : IlliWbUrton, H. Jneepli Hume Minot!), Lord .- • : . Wilapii,Sir R. Was. Maraliall. 2,,,..7,,,,..„....;,..,.......___.• •:n• •t. ~' . Tali* ,klVg4. - . , LU . 41 t A ‘y. [Cy STAR. DON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 184 • • • flu cm OP STOCKS. AT TWO O'CLOCIL eisk Stock 2094 ' • balls Stock 1964 64 per comae& 874' Wait &ads 3S 7 ' 9 per a. ail.. rid i 6 • •• -4 ad AsesidsioBl 111 per Ceat..l2ll. 904 411000 b st BM, 611 le perCeet- 9611 # - ' IMO Mogi 9 • • 4 pet Ct. 14 cw. 104 and A9OO Ditto 69 70 roe Cent 1826, 103 Cott mercialp 81 6 te" • hulls for Acct. Lam Ann. 19 Consols for Acct 674 RAMON FUNDS. TWO O'CIAWK. 42111suilds.5 pt.l r 84 84 1 Prute. Bonds. S p 1024 esAcet.sl4 it ill 'fluss.Bds.lBlll.B p Ct. 864 *ask /3.1r,1124. SA's. lib Apasisb Bds S p 0.94 AND-04/Mill3N SHARKS. TWO O'CLtreit. ii;i1,04.,ic... . '; .• • .... a l l :) . " IT t:la a ii --• ' • ... 41$ le Matt* AWN • 10 f PfPONdallbak st Waal. 100 U 'l.l Weell=2==e ?Atoteilast wes4Cof l'ai; Cie f ostas4 I A nos point .44:4tei k !totted about Ibis Gentleman; aail it is likely topotopyibegaboand‘ttiotioa al die Wawa Caul), 2 1 0 ,0 . ,t0• yet soother atilbw We badthsai orfoor ;sights 411 7,0 the debates 0,4404 goes* to, Manias t hilig 11 . 1 4 1 toot: 44 wt firs to W !m'oul'd with a Übe spoof of time io thin ati kith, Oki et osia mesa. Mi..: 1171 I 63 • asi Ciermatt was fait. eight ukea if ha Would take O.th of Supremacy ? whereupon he begged*, see O. with as much equines, as if he had never seen . it. before. And having mad it, the Learned Gentleman said— " There is one asienion in this Oath which I do not know to be Use; there is another assertion in 'it •hilh I believe not tube true. I cannot, therefore, take this. Oatb. a —Tbe &MAZER: "You may withdraw."—Me. O'Cossau. then Made his bow and withdrew. And then came on the new point of dispute. The Sos.terroa GENERAL moved for a new writ for the county of Clare upon which Mr. Srau4o Rum gave notice that it: the event of such a course being pursued, be , should move as an amendment " That leave be given to bring in a Bill, in the present Session, respecting the administration of oaths to Catholic Members, with a view to render Mr.O'Couurt.t.eligible; in this Se.sinn, tout and vote in Parliament." A great difference of opinion appearing to prevail on these questions, it was ultimately agreed that the farther discussion should be pcht e otted, and the debate resumed tomorrow. How tong this me-saw may continue we do not pretend even to guess; but it seems to be agreed on all hands Out of doors, that the dignity of Parliament is corn promised by these protracted debates on what has be 'come a purely personal question. . • In the House of Commons last n;ght, Mr. Hums moved-, - That the Hour do.reesive stall Into a Committee to consider therms Laws of the Ith Gera IV. cap..6o, with a view of• sob. admits& a fixed dot! en the importation of foreign corn Into tide United Kingdom, and a bounty in themsportatiess of British corns leateed of the present graduated - scale of don." In a speeeb of great jailgosent and sound argbment,i Mr. Hums colitended that it Was high time to put an end to the existing system of graduated duties; and in lieu thereof, to establish a 6sed duty of 15s. a quarter.' to-decrease in the proprirtkm of one shilling is year until entirely abolished, and the trade •thrown open. Mr.. WOlr FtTiminitate_ opposed the motion, stating .tlrst 'the present time would be most inauspicious tor any new pans or even inquiries, and suddenly to destroy a psinciple which. after a long and patient investigation, had been so very recently adopted by the Legislature. The tide set strong in against Mr. Hunts; but he said be would press his motion to a division, were it for no ether,pnt pose than to show how new there were of his .opinion. Accordingly' he found twelve, Pete being that number for the motion, While 154 raised their voices against it. We yesterday received Lisbon Papers to the Sd inst. Don Miquet. has been pleased to dismiss from their offices sever4l of the Portuguese Consuls in different part's of the woe W. The following estracts will infoi m our readers on the subject of Lou Mlo.oet.'s present occupations; . , ' ... , . " LISBQN, Anus 30. . .. . , . " The renewl4if an facial list seta to the Board of *ado for the &pertinent of the !secretary of &ate fur Foreign Affaits, 44 the Portuguese Consols. whyntlifs: Majesty the King has brew pleased to discolor irons their- eflicep, via. Joaquin Barmen Pereira. ai Philadelphia; Joiquitn -Cesar do flegueiredn . hlonrao. at New York; Manuel Claudict•Vidal,ht;Kisinitr!; Alexandre, Andradr,ot Stettin; Rewarder Diitidai; ii Pails; Ainuniotandicio de Faria,ot liarstriLics; Joaquini Pedro Cardoso Geraidis; at there de Grace; Air Mark Collard. iißesuelona.—gins GlReye. !fay 1. • - ' • ' r ' ' ' " LfSili/N, Alai' IL . ' • .. . . ' ..(ostrieta a.) . • ... d ossoseursse as Wical, AlFrAllti Lao 71.18T1C/L - 41 . 11* Xing war &Wools having been informed. that u well in As capital aslo:various piacet in the produces of the kingdom. many criminal proceedings have been Instituted' which would not have takes piker it the excewrie seal of the Authorities bad not concurred sornetitnes to induce them to employ thew proceedings. founded Upon anonymous &caseation*, which almost always proceed ; Ilona revenge and other obscure passions. covered whit pretence of the-public good; and at other thugs to inquire into facts which can.. lot be tbe abject of'pubhc Investigation, either because they were included ill tile Royal Proclamations of 4pineety,'sobich ordered hurt:Onto such fates previous :to ibels,.Publicition .to coca,_ tair , , because such inquiry costa not hi Comprehended without the stoat serious confusion in the tine of the ortLers,'which merely en joined Strinvestigation of tisesifacts'. by which Persons had direc...ly • ale iniiireetly taltamliatAn•thatr!billionwhich .britkit ant at the , !sip,' period.when peice Wakrestirrd to this biagdom, sand as- Jumed .the GovernMent t. and his Majestye acteated.by these mo,t juse . Coasiderations, -fleshing to take such pleasures, as, while they p9,ll . ist !1•4 to the anxiety of ramifies, may at thesame.time show M a Royal clemency and his care for the welfare of his faithful sub lime,- has been pleased to order—(Here follow two directions, by 111111cb ! igaile his Ilajesty desires that all c shall rimes really proved M punlibedwith•rigour,tbe greatest Care shill he taken nor to con. fogad the Innocent with the guilty —that bare accusations, eve.. • CO, ifooseyinots, ihoil not be made the grounds of judicial pm. Otedidge) '. .- . ._ • , Gazette& France of the 18th inst. states, on the 110411NitY of letters from Njuirid,,chat the health of the Utspos ofSib au was such as to give ground for serious • - 41arnt: Four physicians were in attendance The French eke in lornsidable arraj before Algiers; hut the Terror trig Dxv sees) deteimiued to give them some work. The following are extracts: MA mariner on board the French squadron before Alciets, writes la a Inter, dated the Slat of April—' We expect ever . ) , moment coders to attack the town. Theta have already been several Mile serials% which have not led to any decisive result. Our squadron 'ciinslets of twentreemn sail, of which two are of the line, and nine frigates.' 4, M. de Chateaubriand left Rome on the 7th of May. Madame do Chateaubriand returns with him. They will arrive at Paris between the 10th and itSth. At the time of their departure, neither the refusal nor even the nomination of M. de Laval was yet known at Rome. The intention of M. de Chateaubriand was to make use of the have of absence which bad just been granted him. bat it may be easily foreseen that the state In which be will Rod affairs may muse a great change in his resolutions. We already consider his resignation as certain. U. de Chatesubriand has Minya said that be would efts, to be Ambassador when M. de Perrustlys Allishitease to be Minister, and the seedeation of hi. de Ferrell. is ass a elision talialasetto sake bins take another resolution." We are Sold that important advice, may shortly be stiosceird front the theatre of war in the East of Europe We were told this. from week to week. for the last 12 'months= sod yet *tithing material has ccut red. Now. that the basins, at the Parliamentary Session is fast _ . ,drawing to a close, sachhat the Catholic question is for ova poitoiest—the public has time to breathe; but as BULL RUU be oecomeilisied—(the new phrase for •"); 'ti . . • s ..; .•• I— • • . • -agitated) - with sotnething othiesss'.rin 'eauthe . what J . nig attention is • now drawn tothEasv,.and the question in every man's mouth at pre.ent ‘Vhat ire the Russians and Turks . ai.out ? and what can pit, tell us of the pour Greeks?" Of the poor abused Greeks, wesins only say, that it seems to fate, with them as it Gies. with all other poor things in this weary world. They are ; Intl once dowoobe wstchsword is- 0 ! keep theme. there." A silly shoW or .kindness seems .to be extended towards them, by a de claration that " Toe Morea and its Wands have been rendered independent of the o,toman Porte." This id all mete moonshine; for it is still matter of question and contention, whether the new States of Greece shall include a certain limited territory, and ad more? At Greeks, in short, 'ate trifled with. Their fine classical .country:--the. Utilsia of our boyhood—is converted foto a stalking.horse for ulterior selfish purposes and like the poor. but iiIUSIIiOIII KNIGHTS Or Miti.TA. die. Greeks run every hatard of being stripped of till their possessions, and cast away upon a merciless lioeld to seek for their bread. Goo help them !—With respect -to the Russians and Turks, t!oeir proceeding -would seem to menace .ail the Continental States with great,commotion. A French Paper now belore us, the joreirtal de Cainnieerre., infin ins us thit the little vtair,of Me has only set se.l to iirita.e the wide of the taw; • Kiwers.—to iall,me the fanaticism of the Cue Nations. ,TAiis may be vety true ;-•but liellbt . ..lseve•iiri to do . W;th their pride or, their faiiittielsen ? • For tbeleittwo years. they have•heen m icing Mighty lwepiraticiint fora great conflict. • We have been . per t etn illy &hoed by jgerated accoonts iii the nsarch of troops backwards sad *fur nerdy, of tile fro matitin of hospitals, o' the establish. IslVltrf Inaglsz'oes..und tinge& and mike, y 'Construe lions of every invention; but in all r. this pi ;rnp snsfilreunt• 'tante," We have yet to 'learn that there hits been any striking 1004, or decided. triumph. Either 04 these• event", which the parties had certainly in their pf.arer oftener than once, would have ehtininished the . coa.fla. gratioe tong tie now. But no—that is not the instant 'putposef both are looking. to the Wtst, in the hope of discovering on what side Great Britain will leau.a.- 'Date they are, resting on their arms;• and , we trast that they will be permitted to rest there till they are sited of staling one another in the face, ere Great Britain will condescend to untold her leaning, or paiti• cipate in their quarrels. In reviewing the state of our policy on the first day of the present year, we congra tulated the country on . the fact, that amid the ambitious views of Russia—the 'activity of the Austrians be for midable movements . of the French — and the doubtful jesuitical proceedings of Portugal—Great Britain was not induced to suerveiroin a dignified neutrality. We ktrust that dignified course will :WI be maintained; ' we.profess our ignorance of any go:sea cause. as thing, ate . at pierent, why this country should volsintirili,,' engage for or against the Russians or the Tiisk save in .the . way of . . milking thein shake ant be trie..ds. - We bait' MOO to brio mid less to. rev. f out euher ilO ; . ats*.l toffee iii Ow esilßip le —contittating and.sirfa - owing their iraserri.l policy:— 'they would act a wi.et part than threatening. blow * and blustering oiler their present fish!itn—.and about . what?. We ennscientiously believe that eitithes'itath con well ' Letters fro m Vienaa , received iirtown llst oighc inform us that she present avocet of political aff.ir s has caused great•uneasitiess in that city. " Fir sonic clay• past (sN/ these advice-) the Etching« his heei• in great cointrunroh, and the Funds.dectine. The c disc 54 this . decline is said •to be reports. cooing front vas i• u. quarters of military preparations, and of a loan said to be negotiated in E .gland." • The following are par.- r aphs from the German Pap ers: - . • , . el There his beeksonte severe fighting beyotid Aidos, bore/rem Hus4ein Paths avid true Russians. The atcounts from the Princi palities are urifavoidible to the Turks, who are `said to have.suf . feted great lossbefie . e Giurgeio and fidl!tria. The Itne;iao corps at . *alefat his tealeed'ltoosiderisie'reinforeeinent% and it g lsiiro- . , bable tUit titre wilt sa6u be rate operations of importance flu that • quarter. • • ; VIENNA; Vas' Count FitNelninnt; whet's* St. Pciersbergh on an extraordi nary mission. will inure to- Vienna as sion as the Emperor leives hi. capital tO to to -Warsaw. It is reported that his Royal Highness Prince Ou‘tavut of Sweden has tt)siti the name of I'iince of Vasa, but attbis same time (as . it is adder) fog the pi eservatiot; of his hereditary riilhts,reeittling the liberiy of resuming the title of Prince of Sweden; trhiii heibill think Proper:* • VISDISA I . b 74, —Bank Shares, 1.0911. • . • • ' 4. 01..) RSS - Arius. 83, /retie eipodilois is Siting '6O here, tar Wildeb 160 transports have been hiretiat" the rate of 86b trance p.r ONOlll,4ah. The magmatic 4 - trade 'here is beyond &script's?: ! Clark for Which there Is orb eattit for the erns y a decibies /mildew Lily. - • • • • C1:1 o LoGc. • .i.Consrds •tgleneftbli morning at :. $74 1 for the Account, with wrylstreitirk-going forward; at present.. Consols may be quoted fottiekt Aciaunt at $7 to j : . . In the- , putsign 'market the prices at proem are nominal, with not a fearer. worth`obiertratiois:* . • - • Denserira-Papers to the tilth et Merck and Port.au-Pricce to the 50th Of MarchOhave been received sr the North and Souils mi' American chdrit-bM ; but the. latter contains no news of 4m portant,. , ,• • • '1110111•,11111 DIFEIFILMILL" ?MP" .OIP 11111 171 ti er maacu. The lam actuante from the coast of Attlee state, that activity in the traflo-ofclavel - is almost as great as ever, and that at present it is mainly. supperted by, the Spanish capitalists.; Very,nremely two feluccas and a b;ig. all armed, hafts:dyed-on the coast • Barcelona. and wimsto proceed,• when loaded, for Havannehg• IN addition to walley e there is. a frigate ,built ship, mounting termittd four long guns; aink i mptible of carrying twelve hundred slavimb the Bight.eplisfra bot_u( their . his Majesty's ship Sybil, las informatioti.—The. Asbantees were perfectly quiet, and were es. unarming a Bridal pads In gold dust cod ivory,. in exchange for which they took arms and cutlery. • " ' CITY. HA O- PAS T ONE .O'CLOCK; • The Causal market ! which reas t ainsd .stationary . daring tin course of the miring at,irif i,for the Account, bes,••widtio . . i short period, takett:a stir!, and Insnto . yed to. not to j for theAtta count. an Iv for nem.Account Al 4 aniden:ilso . .as yet is ant e xactly known, bat.it .. 114 @ appall :cis...calm, to the. affairs lisiBil flaw. A certain Hetsroar of note purchaml,loo,ooo, - what bad some elect on the asarlet. • . .• •-• • In th e Foreign market • &Lillian Boods has also Lisproved,' owing to accounts having been received from Pernambuco, stating that tranquillity was again restored in that town. •, . - - • • .114 E ARMY. . • • - Friday. at Plammith.the Division of tbs. Royal.*** Corps was reviewarby DopetrAdjutant- General Castrmou r ')is Snit' bodfof men went throrgh their evolutions in a•styir re. Sects the highest credit on Olken met non. This sprain's w as irbesesed by many thonunds, amopi, wham were i isenibri of Ofters In the Army. . :s • rams sus mimic* eirsomm.e. MAT ii. 111 e 64th Regiment. at GaltAiy, andel Lieutensat•Colmel received a sudden route ate Sunday law, for. Dublin t mot eke' Fins Division marched nest *sprains tor. that destination.... The 64th are relieved• by the 7Si h. frees Bi tr. The' Std Regiment. under Lieutenant Colonel Kum" has marched from Kilkenny for Dublin. The rusts was wellies' on Sunday, and the esimpanive of Captains RCN Pact, Hamm, and lsaerre, marched rest morning. The second ,Divisiou marched on Tinvdsy. under Major Wilioner.n. The 32d and 64th Regi ments are appointed to occupy the stations of the 17th and 14th, which saileskso suddenly from Dublin for LiverpnoL • The 91d Highlander, at Vennoy have repliced the 564 Regiment at Kilkenny. • • The 17th Regiment arrived at Liverpool on Sunday evening, in •teatniSackets, from Dublin. The !Atli Reguneat also snivel n Mosidey evening from Dublin, and proceeded am Tuesday f. r NI am-hewer. The 17th Regiment. on landing at Litritrpool from Dat.ll marched Into Yorkshire. and Major_ Coattail' Divisiota of the Corps is statioortl at Haliiaz. Slate the departure of the 17th and 114t11 for England, the duties Oahe Dublin pairs have fallen most severely on the Guards amid the 534 Regiment. Generally a (ell Captalo's Guard mounts wt the Bank of Ireland, but on Saturday evening only a Sergeant's Ovoid was sees there; and at the Cas le, where a agotdron of Hone, and a cooriany of tafsotry mounts every day, the Guard !ryas restrkted,to Cavalry may. . Two Companies or the 57th Royal Fstsllsers, from Chester. en der the comus..nd Of Major Srousynon • nave n.arched Into Rach el:4 , where atoothimmy of the 50th, from Boltoo,and a troop of the oth Lancets, hive also arristl. o4, iuriday afternoon Ike sed tilers. of wa 4 presented on parade, at kentty.. set of e es ht Col. MAITLAIM, iietriOlOty til:ftovidg for Dubttn. capiabe Tflgtutestornpany Of the 75th Regiment ii detached to Ransgber. . Tuesday the lag division bf the 11th Regiment, under Major O'Keu.v. lefi Cork tur Wei turd. • l'oe. 37th, at Mellinger, evert - to Move to Runialtillen, to replace Oh* ik. going to Itublin. • Captaiu Rtarwittstsx's Ccimpany of the 52.1 Regiment left Car .tow yesterday morning for goblin.% CAptaisi Itsoci's Company 32d Regiment keen Maryberough his day on rime for Mobilo.' klYior-Geartriol•Str G. Bulonass is ;earned at Buttevant this day . to inspect the 70th Regiment. The 6th.. lkignrens are to embark at Liverpool immediately fur this country. • ' MAYA I. IN LLLIG ENCE. _-_ • 'Mena AligiSVße MS Dar—Dublin I—Waterford 1-4.lvbes l• 7be Amass Onto Pearson), front Antigua, la supposed to be ar rived in the Channel. • Ltvasteoot.,. Aar •19 —Arrived the Harvey, from Seven ' mils. The ()resell, *Pherson. hound to 'Quebre, is on shore near the' Red Noses, but itll eipected will be got off without damage, 'and proceid do bet way neat tide. Huvrnirats.• Mar IL—Arilved the Stapleton, from Maranhans. Put:sauce, Afar I&—.-Arrived the Elbe, Rneite, kilos %lents Vi4ech PonttAigs, May 19 —Arrived the Sisters, Ramsay, from De merara. _______. . • Cowes..ltav 19.—Arrived the Edmund Castle. Bahl, from Ba• his; Carnation. Suter. iftwas,Port-aa-Prinee. FaLtatartn. Mae •19—Wind variable.—Arrived the Phaabe, • Smith. Item :Port-an.Priter.e; Sandwich packet, from Lisbon— ' satted Sd Instant. • ' • ?Lemon-tn. MAT 19.—Wlitd a-W.—Arrivid the Eliza, Higp, from KO. ; • . —.... • • • •Pdaranottite a ;;law 19.—Wind Raw —Arrived the &perm's', --...: front ',lathiest). Sailed the Cambrian,'---; fur New York. • Ursi 'line Ig..l9intl• N. K. to N. E. by E.,Arrive4 the Jar make.. . , .... ,:...el . kortoli; ?roan i' nen, —, Wont New York ; • . Seppitlgs a ,Undou.. front Ceylon ; and Ditto. .—.., groin Poets • . Cabrila., . Arrived float .London the Alliance, G. Whiting , fee *t. .. . . •Kiti'i. ' . ..• ••,. i.: 3 ,:tve‘g , ...1.-1•••••• • . l'3,ne.f..Tailwicianuoit had an audit , ce .1 nit Al*- ..- -2 . , ,,:::;x" . :zeetir• icaterday; at hie :Paiace,lit &. Jaime'. , Sir Jailiejai :-' • e l.. '1 WvArevas.i : z.hati ao,audience •ut the is oro.• and received Meats:. • , • ..., ~,-;;• •, Ottat-v.aContlllandsJlilra prostemitugs relatitc to WitultorCarfit. " 4 4 ' . .. 4 .,,' ' :TAY ' D•oka . AI ttLIANS KW his salt ‘1,41.. iteleye. , Cstl, 7 : r%•• •• • . .. 1 detint teieilaiate'on jkleisiday night. at the lienv.e vf Copitmags;,..,%.:..it . ! 1 •`!:', 44. L..' i • ' Tt4.a. kr , fbaiiiltnis Inc!. he - D.. ke di. CHAfiTtleV.7 ,- .ik !•;•••••••*'••: • art en , led bromine the Genilehleo t rtheit +mit:, t k rt t..tyin ye.ter . 4:.. : .- it1i..:.% tt :• airy inorning.torahe -was' of Prince Laurni.n. at clitaftlarlt : tli . W.r.. • 7 . - %; .• .i......... -... ' ilishoesses oftorAilgp pith the Pthacr,e.ere eepicted to return) -- 1 . 4 '. ll ..". • to' town list . ..tOkht. - The Iltrahal liautse t abn Pei paned • thiiik 4-44 ..1 ‘ • 4 ` . • . 4 •". • i• liighaesses, havoc eiviied in ruwn oa •hailday night. • ; !•-, I ;• ::••••eit.' fr° 4 1 , 1 4 .%e youn - AQlcei. at l'oeTUCCALgove a. sigiog . t.. NI . : :..* . 44 19•';:4 fowiLint, ftk - beriwaitnilt, yeeterdatassisiting : ,al . lter . residence at • . !;: ,;, , t 4 fe.;4'• Latchatn. The venire is for the larquia Me RA Itlieltat.t . .. .• ' ; •.S'..etil Noblemen as.d Ges.tkmett. among whoa ~._ , .r4:.: were :lie Duke of liskuroay.tke X/arquiCof Worcasiza. Sir Woe: ' : .. ...,.„.. t • • gte WtlJ-Ltall Wynn, the Right •Hunourahk C. W. Writs. aw 4 -•• • • "'. , • .. - '.• &r Cat airatenza . Casa , waited on Mr. Seer. tary Peat yetterday, - •*. •• •• ` • . i • L . anci•ittd ati'littetvie•w with the [tight Honnurable Geod.-19ml Te- . Tectitig some propeeklaiterations lathe Welsh Judicial &Whit. . ' t .1 • I TheCgmmissinness (or the P4tliement.ry petit for • Windsor Castle, b . , a i meeting y,esterday as the Trea,sary. The . Duke of Wat.unirroi, 'Lord FAllMltoßotiall, and the CHAIACILWIL • of the•Excutliaran. Were preaent. Sir JC/IltitY WTATIVILLII at- . . 1• ,„ ... •., i , tended. and .laid blot* the Chntmissinsters some plans abd red. glares fur !reposed alterations in this edifice. - .T.fic, 31.1114ill.f.:1111011.S. Sit (igiittGe IMUR RAT. Vie Cstaxcetwa pf the EZICUMIIIIL, 3lr. VICIST Fersoseassa, the 8•u -',corm Gmeam., and 'Ur. ilasoces, visited lit. Secretary Pazi. yea. *Nay. . • •Wednesdzy C , lnnel BLAIR of Blair, was unanimon.)7 'Meted Member of 'Parliament for Ayrshire. • ,liener4lSit'DAViwßAtith.6.C.B.(htle ailt • ht a.. St rkolir gallant. and distinguished veterans, and uncle to the Earl of Amenang is -about is be tveivd to the Peerage. by the . rtitie . ..e Viscount Itliwarns, the name of the (entity estate In Beaul.4ll:' Tise . Generarniat tied the rich and acc ,, mpli*bed heir,•s, - !'-- • •1116 . Pensive, of Fernteiw.r *; .1.4' having ati Len .to lilt due and : - em o te, the tunaser.vrid by easseqUetwe; be setts dto descend is the • , • .. if mt sunneing sua.nt bit Villa rasher, & thher. Mr. iltilaD, rit et Nee b. • •• qe General; wlselost his ane at C 4 ifitollll, li 'wenn.' in command • ' be Sit Joust Moms; is Weirknown silk Hero M Seringapatam, which tonne* WigisaxiiiedttiatajOr General Bailees dtei.lon. ~ We usidettintl4 tti , "4l' no ihg ti.:3 ;tengs.,i!ftiAti discn. ..%. ', 1 . ... .!..f t r . ` .too of the case el lidi.ViCostieu. roll ' . Lit Intpectird a. •• : „ie...., ~.e , •r . break up se ewes es wets. fusidettelided:`• ~'•' "L .;„ P.' , • '''. ',M. • .... a il;.. I 5,.. i •' ,We nit,det •tasidifitan,,e.ttfie..leihri B ilk 4W-1 1 4401;0 . ; --°...., s ,••• :c o . gli,a b the Baileursofkritolgicitui,An night. not kali • • amt. ; • • . ~• , • • 0 the fit,, -Ngebilley .04 :fientg . Nisefilireient i .t ie s enter; I ngo. .. 1. , !. ',t •• 4 5 , . ; ' I. igit • • Al • consisted of every delicacy I. stet , seittite; dancing ea% it :el • sx 4.t .1, , . Abotit,it o . oetk, wiski lawa4 tiil fseurti'clisek•Wls intoning: * • .' -;•1; •--1 . 3 . 4 } Nnbi&ty. pinhot Weir, .Odle . ut Oei.eaus, peke ante u, 4 - • s ti 4 .k 1 OA. and Deehessef Itsoitionti..Duke and 'Mathew - of .&t.t AC-- .; - -.-. - "1- • . 'DAM. Lord Lensed, iluch;ise of Lress,Printe ligteasuzir,•Dallfi&`ol . • ' • . t=r `", ' elintsteri &Medias ?diets" Brazilian Zilidtet'er,b.c. . .. 1 ,..,,it„ , .1,...! .': kV) ''. • Why :hosild not 4 `trott-oilif m. -ntsit.ent hi respect , • f bq ~: 4 .'. I.VPi ~-: abowitte;tho meierablilkil et. Banon..for bii Intwearldd' ~ . af' : , 1., : ,g,-7-0 ~ sA of the,cepatitudoi.of Hid ands taw sinisinary be 'entieuroli'di fr. • „, , ; . 4 0 0,07 be sodded " The Aithis . savet,... rosier up Ow, Hoad v apd P 3. '. ~ ._ .4 _ Ober 'sleeted Maters from brig the Untvesides t. The splesold ...A ~ -,-- c 1 l%. • kW will4initin I.6yery hlarviselkeeas f Nee NA,BstAjna: .' . 4 . L . .'• 4. ei . pletely.adapted fee sick a pierpeer, with its attaehid Chopeketiould ••;, ... o i.• be &most desirable place .los der excellent object Lauds &wined's+ - ~• .. 4.• e deo.woukl embrace ; being *date ha a d i oc es e re insetted: for Pro.: • -.1-•........ ' • • natant prieelples. and to an adjoining county to that wMels contains . • . • '... 'Lord Bt.non's chief estate ! The Lard 'Bishop of awn and Wai.to • . • ''.. might be the Visitor. • ' ' • • • . .. L • ICORN..EXCHANGE, SIAttIELIINF., May to. •• • 'Although . the' bovine i trisected -tbi• morning wm,on I very limited kale. fine+ samples . of Wham Tully sopported Monslaylv Prices. tt finding Barley was moth 'sought atter tot shipping to dr ' ' Welsh coast. and Monday's prices were maintained. Oats ramie the smut as lasrisanket•day. • - • beeinviranositi MOS Mmtaay. Wheat, English (qrs.) . 1,900 - " Foreign . ~, Irish • . —..-.0 Oatedinglida ' Fereign . . 7,900 Inds IT alei,'Esiglisk • .. 1,2501 Foreign •- • Iris& •• • ' . -.' '...• Floor (sacks) ~ • COAL MARKET—Tam Dar as 'Chem ft .' ' - .The Coal.Exkkange was pretty well attended by mention eel day,; and in consequence of many families laying in their stock for ' the naming winter. Cosh Sefferally Mery in tair. demand. For t y.. 'oleo new ships Were at market, making s total on the week's arrival of 69 Alpe, • woes. Best Welland Cede . . 31s. od. ilk 6d. his. • Other mete . . nes. 04. AL 4d. IMp, at Markey '7a• 1 .4 : . , , ,•. . ;, . • 11,140 • :41 4 3.740 . 7.6(.0:. I' i t 4, 4' • • !il t ..! • • 2 ,