Star. — London, England, 1829-04-01 00:00:00

ma !ad hat e 4 on. leg an 12* re. an et MO Ay . IL 4 ri Of ral lei be IN et , rt to 11l II; 'le ■ VA for 1 a of .d b. ble ac- as. ree. Alf ,ed~ ned tsez led ned 'icy I be r ef the tho the Mee tuo trd. eats pees end reamed teas; spa that the sew Bin would Mute the gates between and the City.—Modeo agreed to. Sir C. SURfrradverted so the case of a female tbat had eatarldbad a t ionethlp.strest Me. on Tuesday; of as attempt apes her life, no doubt for the purpose of getting her body to sell to o f He thought a Agate beyood the law ought to be sdepte+in PP repulsive a state of things • that the law ought to be em e atileti ; and that surgeons. who receieed bodies without due in. ' ~.Medea et their hawing died natural deaths, should be punished. N g he e d the Home Secretary would attend to them matters and rw a m p, which were a disgrace to the anurry. Mr Secretary PERL did not know how Abe law could be car. Wed farther this it now was. To attempt to strangle, suffocate, sheet, er otherwise IW, was already punishable with death—how could the law be carried Weber ? And as far as surgeons were wittewned, the laws there could not be carried farther. lit C. IIURRRI.L was glad of the notice taken of this subject by the Home Secretary. Doubtless he would bear more, from Adel authorities as to this particular case. and would act ac. cordingly. As to dissections. they ought to be conducted in betword places, and not in private houses; that would be some so rority to the public. Mr. H. DRUM MOND moved for leave to bring in a Dill to regulate the registration of Seizens in Scotland. Sm.—Agreed to. atter some remark from Mr. !dimwit'. Mr. DA WSON pteoented the Report of the Committee of Supply on the British Museum Estimates.—Agreed to. The Hon-e went into a Committee on the Auction Duties Acts . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER explained the' *brad be had in view. lie said much difficulty bad arisen in dis., tinguishing the cases of property put up to auction. where it might Dave been bought in, &c. The exemptions bad given rise to cond. dereble evasion of the duty. He intended to reduce the duty from Ave to one per cent. and to do away with all exemptions. On /arse lots be contemplated s still further reduction, on a graduated scale, eventually to a very law per ventage. He c oncluded with moving a lung resolution detailing his graduated scale, nice. repealing the present duties, and making the duty one per cent. ou all lots not exceeding to,ooo/. Wben.lo,oool. and not exceeding 40,0001. for the first 10,0001. U. per cent and for oil above that sum, 10s. per cent. When 110,0001. mid not exceeding 40,0001. for the first 40,000/. lb. per cent. and for all after, Ss. • When above 40,0001. tWe think he said) 10s. toe the first 40,0001. and ls. for every 1001. acc.—These dudes to be on any lots put up to auction. In reply to inquiries from Alderman Woos, Mr. Fsamnion, Mr. A. DAWSON, &c the Right Honourable Gentleman said that the intention was positively to repeal all exemptions. Resolution agreed to.—Report te.OIOITOW. Lord LOWTHER brought in the Turnpike Acts Amendment FAlL—Read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Friday. The remaining Orders baying been disposed of, the House ad journed at a QUARTZ% TO Saves °Twee. MINORITY. Antra.; G. C. Foley. IL neatest, O. Archdsll, General Forfeiter ' WM. C. Rose,RightHon.Slro. Arkwright, R. Fykr , T.ll. Rom, G. P. &horst. W. Gomm General Ryder, Right Hos. B. Astky. Sit J. D. Gerdes, J. &Ake, N. T. Baker. k. Gram. Sir A. C. St. Paul, Sr H. Bank's, H. Greene, T. Scott, Hon. J. Banker, W. Gys, F. Scott, Hoe. W. Banker, 6 Hastings, Sr C. Symms 0. Bastard, ZP. Headscote, Sr W. Shirley, J. C. Batley, C. Noldoworth. A. H. Shthorpe, Colossi Beckett, Sr J. Hobo% J. IL &Ey* Sir G. Belfast, Kul of Meehan, Lord Subteen. Admiral Bill. N. • Inglis, Sir R. H. &ran. Colonel Elbseilford. Marquis Keck, G. A. I. Taylor. G. W. Borradalle. R. • Kemp, T. R. 1111.1141111, G. L. Bradshaw, Captain Kern...,i Sir L. Tapps, G. W. Bright, 11. Kong, Sr J. D. Thant. W. litYdlics, Sir J. King, Hon. H. Teem Hon. O. Buck, L. W. &make'', Sir IL Tullamore, Lord ' Burrell, Sr C. Legge, Hon. A. Debase, Raul of Iktaton. J. J. Lott H. B. Vyvyan, Sir R. H. Csepel, J. Lushington, Colonel Wells, J. Cawthorn*, J. F. Lowther, Viscount Wemy es Captain Cecil, Lord T. Lowther, Hon. CA West. Chkbester, Sir A. Lowther, J. H. Wetherell. Sir C. Cole, Hontearabk A. Lucy. G. Wigram, W. Cooper, R. B. Mardi. J. Willoughby. H. Cooper. R. S. ' Ligoss. Hee. Col. Wilson, F. Corry, VMClnint WlCitseen, C. Wilson, Colonel Corry. Hon. H. Ilikaillt e N. Wyndham, W. Contrail. Sir J. llasirralli. Lord Wr"si 0 . Curtels, E. J. alanners, Lord R. MMINOB Cast, Hon. Captain /Wood. J. N. ' Tellers. Cast, E. Mazwell, H. Chandee, Marmite of Davenport, D. Idersell, Captain Moore, G. Davies. R. li. Morgan, Sir C. —... Dawkins, Colonel Mundy, Captain Patrol selL Dick. Q Mundy, F. Chaplin, C. Dick, H. G. Mike, P. J. Lemma, Lord J. G. Dickinson, W. O'Neil, Hoe. Gen. Nicholl. Sir J. Donau A. IL O'Neil, A. J. Gooch, Sir T. Downie, R. Palk, Sr L. Blackburn*, J. Drake. T. J. Palliate, C. N. Hart. General Drake, Colonel Peachy, General Hope, Sir W. 13onevilk. Sir C. Pear*, J. Carmarthen, Marquis Dyad*. D. Peel, J. Megan, a , Dowdeswell, J. IL Pelham, J. C. Noel, Sir G. Dundas, R. A. Pennant, G. Whitmore. T. Egerton, W. Piga', Coked Smith, & Enamel, T. G. B. Petit, L. H. %bend, B. Encombe, Vesement Poach, N. W. Holeldeworth, T. Hamm. T. H. S. B. Powell, Colonel Haney, Sir R. Faquhar. J. Powell, A. Lowther, Sr J. Fellowes, W. H. Price. R. Handeock, It. Fetherston, Sir G. Rickford. W. Doonsenbe, Hon. W. MAJORITY AND MINORITY On um Turns Rimanso ow vim ROWAN CATUOLIC Reuter Btu., MARCO SO. Abercromby, Right Foster..l. 1.. Ponsonby, Hon. W. 3. Hon. J. Frankland, R. Power, R. Arland, fir T. Fremantle, Sir T. Powktt. Lord W. Alesander.J. French, A. Pilots, W. S. • Akhorp. Lord , GaAs*, Viscount Prendergast. M. Anson. Sir G. • Gilbert, D. G. Prier R. Noon lion. G. Gordon. IL Pringle, Sir W. Apsl4, Lord Goulborn.Rt.Hon.H. Prink, Hon. F. Arbuthnot. Itt.Hon.C.Gower, Lord F. L. Proby, Hon G. Arbuthnot. Hon. CoLGrabam, Sir J. Prothro's, R. Areedeckne, A. Graham, Marquis Pryse, I'. Ashley, Lord Grant, Rt. Hoe. C. Ran, tt. Hon. Sir A. Bail*, CaL Grant, Colonel Raise, Jonathan Balkier, J. Grant, R. Raenabottarn, J. Barclay, C. Grattan, J. Ramsdell, J. C. Barclay, D. Grattan, H. - Ranclite. Lord Baring, A. Grosvenor, General Rice, T. 8. Baring, W. B. Grosvenor, Hum R. %abuts, A. Baring, F. Gordon, Sir W. Robinson. Sir 0. Beaumont, T. W. Guest, J. J. Robinson. G. R. Waive, Earl Guise, Sir B. W. Rowley. Sir W. Benett, J. Gurney, H. Bombed. C. Bernina, Lord G. Hardinge, Sir H. Russell, Lord J. Beresford,•Sir J. Hay, Lord J. Russell, R. G Botsford. I.r. Col. Hay, A. Bandon, Viscorunt Bernard, T. Heathrow, Sr G. 8 iondenoo. A. Bingham, Lord Herrin, J. C. Scarlet. Sir J. Birch, J. Hill, Lord A. Scott, Sir W. Blake, Sir F. HS, Rt. Hon. Sir G. Scott. H. P. Boyle, H0n...1.• Hothouse, J. C. &bright, Sir J. Bourne,Rt.Hon. W.S. Hodgson, F. Sinclair. Hen. Maior .Brecknock.• Earl of Horton. R. W. *Raney, R. A. Brogden, J. Howard, H. Smith, 0. Brougham, J. Hughes. W. L. Smith, W. Browne, J. Hulse, Sir C. Somerset. Lord G. Brownkna., C. Hume, J. Somerville, Sir 111. Bruen. CoL Horn, IL Stanley, Lord Buller, C. Iluski-son, Rt. lion. Stanley, K Burdett, Sir F. W. Stewart, A. R. Buxton, T. F. Hutchinson, J. Stewart, Sir M. Burrard, G. Hutchinson. J. H. Saari, Lord P.. 1. IlYalls 11 Howard, Hon. G. Stuart, H. V. Calash. Rt. Hon. J. Ingllbp, Sir R. . Sykes. D. Calthorpe, Hon. F. Innis, Sir H. Bogdan, KB. Calvert, C. Jepbson, C. D. Talmash, Hon. F. Calvert, J. Jermyn, Kan of Talmash, 1t... L. Calvert, N. JoUiffe, Colonel Taylor, M. A. Campbell, A. Kekewicb. J. I'. Taylor, Sir C. Campbell, W. Kennedy, T. F. Tennyson, C.- Campbell, J. King, Hon. R. Thompson, W. Carew, R. Knight, IL Thompson. I'. B. Carrington, Sir C. Knox, Hon. T. Thomson, C. I'. Cartwright. W. Labouchere, 11. Tbynne, Lord J. Castlereagh, Vise. I. sorb, Hon. G. lisynne, Lord W. Caulfield. a om. 11. Lambert. J. S. Th l nut, H. Cave, RI O. Lanislour, 5- H. Tierney, Hr. Hon. G. Cavoidtsb. Lord G. Laments, Hun. W. Modal, Sir N. Cavendish. C. Latouche. & Tomes, J Chichester. A. Leaky. F. Tovrosbood, Hon. J. Clerk, Sir G. Leonard. T. B. Trench, Coirnel Clement,. Vac. Leicester, IL Talton. Hun. 11. Clifton. V,.c. Lewis, Rt. llon.T. F. Tonna, R. Clive, Vl.c. Le.ter. B. Twist', H. ( Nays lion. lit. Liddell. Hon. 11. Valletort, Lord Cave, E. Lindsay, Hon. 11. Van Ilunirigb, P. Clive, 11. Littleton. K. Vernon, G. 6. V. Cockburn, Sir G. Lloyd, Sir R. Villiers. T. IL Cocks, J. lloyd. T. Waltham's. Robert Colborne, N. Ridley I,,„ c kb, m . 5. Wall. C. IL Cole, Sir C. Loth, J. Walpole. lion C. • Cooks, Sir IL larnsWy. J. Warburton, H. Come, Sir C. Lushington. S. Warrender, Sir G. Corbett, P. 2ilabei ly. J. Webb, R. Courrermy,ltt.llon.T Malteds, lieut.-Col. Wetmore, Hon. H. Cradock, S. iti.cintissb, Sir J. Westenra, C. C. Crampon'', S. Mackenzie. Sir J. Whitbread, S. C. Daly, J. Maitland, Viscount Whitbread, W. H. Der/Au , A. Maitland, Misr. ('apt. White. S. Denison, W. J. - Marjo" ibanks, S. White, Colonel Denison, J. - Marshall, W. • Whitmore, W.. Doherty. J. Martin, Sir T. B. Wilbraham, G. Dpustaa, W. 11. K. Mutter, J. Williams, 0. Drummond, aH. Sauk, Hun. W. Williams. T. P. Dunne, P. Maxwell, J. Wilson, Sir Robert PalinSisda. Karl of Shiba*, M. Wiunington. Sir F. Disneannon, Vile. billdmay, P. H. J. Wudebouse, R. Duneombe, T. S. Mika', Viscount * Wood, Matthew Donau, Hun. G. Mont*. J. Wood, C. Dgndas, U.ou. lt. blorisno, J. Wortley. Hoe. I Thud" C. Itiorlasid, Sr SB. Wrottesley, Sir J. Past, Sir ii. blorpetit. Viscount Wynn, Sir W. W. F.asthope, J. Mostyn Sir T. Wynn, Itt.Hom C. W. Kann r, Viscount. Mountebanks, Earl of Wyoills M. Ebrisigton, Viscount Murray, Sir G. Yorke, Sr J. Eden, Hon. 11. Northcote H. . UluirLord Nugent ,6lrd Teller'. Ellis, Hum G. Apr Nugent, Sir G. Dawson. G. Elio Lion. Augustus North, J. Planta, J. lQiihri. C. - (Mica. W. S. Paired off. Embower, Viscount .O'Brien, L. Heron, Sr R. Boars, W. ()rd. W. Howlett, Viscount Fane, lion. H. S. Owen, Sir .1. Soften Earl of Vane. T. Osamotown, Lord Sorostr;er, Lord R. 0 - Parmahar, Sit It. Palmer. C. F. Clarke. Hun C. B. Famo.erley, J. N.. Palmerstoo, Viscount Tavistock, Marquis of birguson, Sir RC. Parnell, Sir Hedry Manias, Rt. Hon. W. F;rgumon, R. C. Peel, Right Hon. R. Bouverie. Hun. IL yon,,,,w,itoluu.m.Peel, W. Y. Owen, H. Fitzgerald, L'rd W. Peel, 1.. S.ewart, J. Fit zgerald, itt. lion..V. Pendan is, K Davenport, R. Fillgerald, J. Philips, G. Smith, Han. IL Fitzgibbon. Han. IL rhilip, Sir G. Davies, Colonel T aal, .1. 11. IL Millman', Dr. Talbot, R. W. Forbes, Viscount Phipps, Hon. Gen. Lethbridge, Sir T. Forbes, Sir C. Peneval, Spencer Newport, Sir J. Forbes, J. Ponsouby, Hon. F. O'Hara. J. rarialtiv s Hem G Pasereby, Boa. 6: Marshall, J. THE 14:VENING STAR. LON DON. . • . IN. ..... 'WEDNESDAY. APRIL I. 1829 PRICK OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Rink Stock abut ' India Hoods 33 3 per Cent. Red. abut South Sen Stuck 3 per Ct. Cots. 671 I 6 ilOOO Rubel. 11111.10 1 36 per Cont. 11116. abut 41000 Ditto 60 1 36 per Cent. Red. Shut iIO4I and AlOO Ditto 60 1 4 per Ct. New. 1026 Commercial 4 per Cent. 11126, abut Bank for Acct. Long Ann. Mutt India for Acct. 131 India Stock Shot Coneole for Acet 1176 roitgin iv RuNos, TWO wei.ocK. lirseillan lids. 3 pCt. 341 n dim Dm Acct. 631 es die Do. Afxt. 346 Ira dim Illez Oda. 3 p Ct. 176 Hamm. Ayrve 11416.6 p C. RS Mez.11411.111113, 6p Lt. Do Aeet LS Do Am. 216 t'svoiskluag II i.. 6 per Ct. 151 ' Peruv. Yds. 6p C. 116 IS Do. Destate.lll44, Do. Acet.l2 Du Acct. 161 Span. ids. 16110, 3 p. C. Se Do.' gook KU. Sip Ct. OKITISH AND FOKRION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. A-610 ‘leiicaa 1111611111. PAM. 100 100 dutzill.tos 35 Ditto Natives! IS It would seem that a degree at haste. 111 21 It Ii in modern Legislation, is to be used in fluting the Bill for the relief of the Roman Catholics through the Doer House. This Bill ems read a first time last night in the House of Peer., and the Duke of Waumscrron signified his pleasure (and his Grace's will is law) that it should be read the second time on Thursday, that is, within tor ty•eight hours after its introduction.and about twenty. four hours after the Bill can be put into the bands of the Noble Peers now in town. The arguments by which this precipitous proceeding was justified Were. that the Duke owed it to himself to shake off the odium which had been heaped upon him for being a party to this obnoxious measure, by explaining as soon as pos sible the motives which bad influenced his conduct ; and secondly, that the House bad already had an abundance f time to discuss thequesti•an on the daily presentation of Petitions against it. To this we shall mer ly answer that the personal object of his Grace might haw, been attained by his making his esplanation on moving - last night that the Bill be read a first time, and that with sespect to the discussions which have already taken place, they have, generally speaking, not gone deeply into the principle or details of the ate awges amid of the Noble Lords who have taken part in those discussions having especially reserved themselves till the Bill should be regularly before them,' and those who entered more upon the general question having been distinctly told by Ministers that ample time .b u.st be allowed for the fullest discussion at a proper leases. This. then. is the way in which those' assurances are realized I and the Bill is to be hurried through the House with as little ceremony as a Turn pike no rarn.ll Bill ! But the obleit is manifest. It is to prevent the people of England from the full exercise it their just right of petitioning against a measure • bleb the Ministers now know to be, notwithstanding their repeated declarations, repugnant to the feelings, and execrable in the minds of ninety-nine hundredths of the intelligent, peaceful, and religions people of , Great Britain; and thus to conceal from his Gracious MAJUTT the knowledge of the real distress which his subjects feel at this contemplated violation of the Consti tutihn,under which they have enjoyed so many blessings. This course of proceeding we consider therefore wicked and dangerous : wicked as well to the &mums as the people t and dangerous, because it will lessen the respect and confidence which the people of this country so largely feel at present to the Upper House of Parlia ment. We therefore view the course pursued by the . Ministers on this occasion, as well as the measure with alarm and dismay; and we once more earnestly exhort them to passe in their intended proceedings, Wine it be too late to preserve the vessel of the State from shipwreck and destruction. The Paris Papers of Sunday ate absolutely destitute of a word of news. An extract is given is the Uassite de France of Monday morning from the Augsburg Gaztile, stating that Russia will take no part in the goeiaioas with the Porte until Great Bilain and Filo se shall have fettled with that Power the Greek qurstion. and finally fixed Vs boundaries within which that coontry is to be limited. The dipsticks Zeitmag and other Getman Papers artitted this 'anteing to the 45th of March, (tom which we make the following extracts: TRIESTR, Simms 2?. DI. Von Hattentebild, Austrian Consul at Corfh. bas arrived here en his way to Vienna. We kayo no news of importance from Greece besides what is foetid in the newspapers. It is said, bow. ever, that on the continent, the Turks having gained several advan. taps over the Greeks, are *deeming towards the Istbmus of Corinth. Considering t►e declaration of the Allied Powers, which places the Mores under their joint protection, they will hardly make say beadle attempt on the Printouts ; but they may be able, to quell the insenection which the Greek Government has made extraordinary exertions to organise in Attica and Livadia. From Alexandria we receive favourable accounts respecting commerce, and the general state of things there. It was believed In that city that the Porte would recognise Greece according to the declaration made by the Allied Courts, and the turn of dee negotiations .eemed to give great satisfaction. The Government was embarking large quantities of corn on account of the Porte. which is to he landed on the coast of Asia, and thence conveyed by land to the Sea of Marmara. Some preparations that were making at Alexandria appeared to indicate an embarkation of trove. The persons from whom these accounts came, know however nothing respecting the destination of those troops, but conjectured it might be Candle. Since Veldt* is declared a free pert, the Directets of the Cu.. toms are planning measures to secure the intercourse with the continent from smuggling and defrauding the Customs. for whkb the situation of Venice certainly affords great facilities. BRRLIN. Masco 17. The Prussian Government has now resolved to acknowledge the South American Republics The interest of trade and navigation will not allow of delaying the measure till they shall be recognised by the Mother Country. as they will certainly be at some !inure time. Consuls General for Mitten and Columbia will be Mime diately appointed.—Agerseisse Aaiun. March g 5. CI ry. Twit.ve eculek. We have another blank day, and Do arrivals of the least conse quence. which causes a great dulness In the City. Consols opened this morning at s7e sand the same for Money ; and at present have improved to $74 4, and for May Account WI 4. This improvement was owing to the Bank broker having pur chased forty thousaod Consols. The Foreign market is void of the least interest. CITY, HALF-PAST ON K O'CLOCK. Consols remain steady at present at $74 A foe the Account. and the same for Money, with little Sr welds.' doing, and for May Ac count it7s 4. The Foreign market also continues In the same inactive state. COUR 1 clitCULit ft. The Duke of Cvsesuudi No left town 7esterday mode' for his MAJESTY'S Palace at Wiudeor, where his Royal Highness bad an interview with the Kota. and afterwards returned to town to his residence in the King's Palace, St. Jantes's. The Duke and Duchess of Gummy's visited the Printers Austen* yeetet day, at her residence la the KinisPalace, &.J antes's. The Duke of Weeuuovon, after having an audience of hi. MA. Jaws on Monday afternoon. at his Palace at Windsor. returned to town In the evening. His Grace was visited at the Treasury yes. terday by the LOAD Cuauciteeosi, Earl Rassiusee, Lord &um seaman Mr. Secretary Past., and Sir G. Hussar, who had all interviews with the Duke. The Commissioners for the iteducdon of the Naimoli Debt bad a meeting yesterday at the Treasury, when the accounts of the stock purchased on account of the Commissioners during the past Quarter were made up. Prince lioraariasr, the Austrian Ambassador, and Prince Pommes, the French Ambassador, had interviews yesterday with the Bari of Assasasr, at the 01lice of the Secretary of Bute for Foreign Affairs. Dispatches were brought by a King's Messenger on Monday night to the Foreign Wilke, foe t►e Bari of Ansaoses, from the Rite Hon. &raw:roes Capunro. Bishop of Louons visited Mr. Secretary Pus. on Monday, at the Home Ogee. rhd he Ivo. ■I. GENERAL NOSE OFFICE. A Gentleman in tt•e upper part of Lanarkshire. not having received his London Newspaper in due course, wrote to Sr. FRANCIS FMENLINO iiu tbestAject. The follow i g reply shows the minute attention that pervades the Post-office department. and also gives us a most astonishing idea of the number' of Lond..n Newspapers circulated at this mo-t interesting peri• d: " Genrral Pusi Mr, March 26, 1 R 26. " have received your le ter of the tie' inst. aLd beg to azure you, that strict notice shall be taken of the late nolo-sending of one of your London Newspapers to Dumfries. in the hope that it will prevent a ft%lotreiite of the error. lint k should be observed, that the unprecedented number brought here to be fawn aided at the present date. (more than seventy thousand no the 9th inse ) and the greater part deposited at a latches:, will he considered to make those nalstakes, which are unavoidable imam such circumstances. the more venial. " I have the honour to be. Sir, your abedient servant, " F. FRELLING." THE LATE DUEL. We are authotised by the Earl r t WILCIIII SRA to insert the following remarks upon a statement which appeared in Tam STAR on Monday relative to the lat.: duel:— It is incorrect that Dr. Hume loadrd or witted in loading Lord Winehihet's pistols. Of course lied Falmouth did so; and to his conduct, indeed, which was mat bed by calmness and telf•poowssion. as well as by judgment and strict courtesy, Lord Winchilva has au hesitation in declaring be considers the futtunate termination of the affair to be mainly owing. In regard to the acknowledgment. h wee quite a voluntary one ; and indeed it could not well be otherwise. under the circumstances. It is hardly worth adding, that l i cirdt; FaLansaw tend Wimeßss ua did not gu to the ground in a chaise and Nur, as has been absurdly stated in homer accounts, but privately, in a chariot and Or. THE ARMY. The mote for the departure at the 4th Irish Dragoon Chards from Batter has been received them, and they are to march tur York oo the 9th. 10th, and 11th inst. MONTHLY MILI CARY OBITUARY. Maaoa•Gattsaaa—A. Baron Yeltheios, y. 24 Dr. Ger. Leg. Hildesheins. CoLoost.--Sir B. Barclay, D.C.B. E. t. Comp. Sere. Louden. Mssoo—CrFlaherty, h. p. 42th Foot. Corsanis—Wookoatbe. viii F. Otago; Rohertsuo. b.,. 74th F.; Argolotbsw, h. p. of tie Port of Mahon; John Ursa. h.p. Uo. bouvasuisso—Everett (Adj ) 334 F. Jamaica; Hakom& 117th P: Chester; Lester, b. p. 7th F ; Molbad, h. p oath F.; Jowls latelt Vet. Dn.; Crowgey, late 4th do.; Lynch. late 4th do.; p. 24 Gar Ba Newsmen—Maslow, h. p. 534 Foot.' Quooten-Iloessos--Willisms, h. p. 12th Dr. Salbbory ; Spur, b. p. i 34 Dr. Maeda. Des.—Dls. Sorg. Shopeoo,Cholses ; Sorg. .h. p. Roy. Art. Ballow, kehod ; Hosp. As Loofa. Cape of Good Hope. NAVAL IN IkILIL:ENCE. LAU AtiMID Tins Day—Dublin 1 - -Waterford I—Swedes 1— Hantboriti 1. The Martha, Wylie. frost Laudon. wan aground In the Nak behoved so the Sad ebbe% but was expected to be gut Of. 'rbe Waisted, frost Van Disinen's Land. was at Crookhavto oo the 11th ultimo ; and the Noronhal. frost Manilla, eir there the same day. The four Leith sad two of the Kirkaldy whalers were at Lem. hope on the 17th inseam DEAL, Slaws sl.—Wind MK—Arrived from Leaden the Yeoman, fee New York. Pbaestemen. blaeett 31.—WisdN.N.Z.--Arrieed his Majesty's ship Southampton, frees Chatham Sailed his Majesty's slup °a7:. for Sheerness. Femmes, Maass 30.—Wlad B.R. &tux ' liacs !T.—Arrived the Zama, Chas tress Me Janeiro ;Salacia, Hears, (rem Jamaica; Speedy, .TMr, from Michael's. Marva% Maws St.—Arrived the Elisabeth, tree Zang.; Narcissus, Watson, from Matesilles ; Sarah, Web ber, treat Charente. Limnos, Mama so.—Arrived the Hawk, frees 51.Aadens. Viamaroae, Hamm IL—Arrived the Andrew Scott and Lovely Carellse, hem Madams. • Major-General GRA= has been appointed Govetmor of Trinidad. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING. The Varlet MHO Stag Hewed' net solay.st Reigate. 11. Jellify, Esq.'s Fez Heads on Friday and Saturday, at Crawley. • The Marquis of Cleveland's. Fos Hounds as Friday. at Whitton Bridge. Sir Tattoo Sykes's Fes HousJs as Fe idai, at Busts. Agnes. The York and Musty Fes Hounds an F'rhlay. at Wass Hank. The Lanobton Fez Hounds to-nsurrow; at Gsbside; .04 &ter. day. et Shorten. The Northumberland Fos Womb on Friday, at Ilel‘kley Gam • THR FANCY. Brown of Bridgenorth and Dobell.-71me ors ore spin otatcbrd for I'lloo &Aide. A .small deposit was pat dove st the Cassia Taws, Maws on Moods,. FIGHT BETWEEN HARRY JONES AND FRANK RRDMOND. FOR Aluo A•SIUR The match between the above men, which has been long on the Sepia, was decided yesterday. on the old, but s. mewhat neglected, lair% arena, N Land, in Hertfordshire. The names el the c imbatants i familiar to the a !miters of tie ; tot J he. as a risin, and successful candidate for fi•use la t e and ltedm end. although ra'her uselorenti •te. as game and scientific man. They had both fought he silent man, Barney Aaron, but with different ie.arlts —fur. while the Bailor Boy !rimed the Je i•li Star to strike to his superior tactic.. Reihneo.d. after a 'Host vigotous defence. MI beneath the power of his. Om. It is diQeult to account, under such encumbrances, for the motives vrLic.• induced Realm. nJ to select Jones as an aira. , :onist; bu if be c. lculeateJ n lin any dimi nution of his powers. he "reckoned without his host." and wai in the and obliged tit cottle.s that his rene. sit, was greater than his prudence. 1.1 short, J utea tulli• justified the confidence of his C tent* hallo ae to his huresty and talent. and did not give Redmond a shadow of a chance. B .th risen had vain. J wilt !peat assiduity. and could nor have be , n in b ties c.ot iiti n. They reached the ring shortly before one o'clivic. and were .aeon con tweed to the scratch—J.l . l,es, b, Tom Spring and Tom Gaynor; and Redmond, by Peter Crawley andaloeFish week. At this moment the o i l& w e ts 5 t . 2. and even $ to 1 on Joues—a tolerable prong of the eatissaa ion in which he was 11.1 d by his Isiesidafand yet even of th IN, odds but few taro. - could be fantod. We ought brie. huosever, to not.ce that in the *ratty part of the ma ch, many ;mum. were Intend to tale and seven to four on the Lilies Boy ; it was to be . resumed in the honourable belief that Reclaimed had a fair chance of winning. It would seem, how eve., liens after i ccurrences, that their jAignient in taking vistas odds was founded upon any thing but an lo,nouraLle anticipation of a lair stauit—Cu when irwas to. net that it was 1,1 be a " tquAte" light. and that theist wit.' no chance of the Saila Boy hoi•ting frlse ce.lienis, those very fellows Isere semi acuclalaig in all derrciinns to get aid of their contraband speeslatiOns; and thot.o. wt o could not, from having staked their blunt, ecatee the rate which a•aked them, had the effi..neeiy r' (time off their bets; sir s where ilia. would not be prim Uccl e to lay double the odds they Lad theinaelve taken, to wriggle out of danger. Stone even bad the sonde.'. to admit that it they bad not ili.ught it would have been " sill right" for Redmond. they would nut have back d him at all—a precious specimen of the betting torn f the present day, and a hopeful proof of the :IA e. Inch they were dispe.sed to lust in laying their wagers. Th se who permitted such harpies to c.c.epe the pit.,which they hat theme.ve, dug, we this k a.ted silk r.l judged tendern , s; and we trust. in future, will sake ca.e to pit f!o their m .ney to their “ promite to paw.' Oa *tripping, the superiority of the frame of Imes. when c'art. pared with that of Iteduseadorme visiWe to every eye; far al:hoo s h lietimunJ. for a Bole man. eras symmetry itself, yet 'when ing 'opposed to the bereave& host of Jones. his heat throat could not lout admit that he had beet. overmatched. lu far, J.011c4 Cul the alvamage its length, height. and weight; and whin the .• tug of war" came. hi. superior strength was equally ev:deot. The wegiot of Jaws was lust. slbt. that of Redmond list. alb.. Still mood came forward with every mark of coolidruer, and hie kno wn game Wooed his tripods to believe that him deuces trete soot al. together founded on a " furlong Wipe " THK IGAT. Romeo 1. This round presented *be of the finest specimens scientific judgment and geneialship which we have witiiessrd since the days of Jack Nomad sad Ned Turner. Tue peestimis the men were beautilsil--eack mend well on his pits, and csivertd hq antagonist with a precision which ezdttti the general atianr...ion of the spectators. They Manleuvred tor an opening ; but ecry shove, 116 in the genie of chess, was met by a amulet move, shown, the Ismillatity of each with the game he was playing. At last .ba Sailor Boy let lease his right ntawley, but was neatly sopped.— Redaiond then popped in a slight body bit with the sigh., and adroitly stopped the counter hit st his nob. Rack watclud !or Ina chance, and stop followed stop with a quickerss anal veg.:nes* which slowed the city ;eget-duo tithe science. :All wile 18... at hlete attends/n-4hr seconds kept their turners, .04 every eye was fixed ou the combatants. Its deb way thirteen minutes acre spent without an .receive his, and yet each trying hi. noun.' -ail to make first play. At WA, Iltdatond getting umewhat I nratorm, let Ili his kit at the sakes body, which was. opped, and as the seam moment the Sailer plunged in with his kit caught brut a suashing hit on the nose, at lace drawing his conk; MC don ru.l.ed 80 a dose, caught Iteiddiad round the neck with Ids right,ldt up twice, and ir..ping ham wish the tiguur of a Semptou, threw him a heavy erses.huttisck—(Shouts tsar the Sailor Huy. and 4 to 1 ..fferreo. n. Frank mnium.—counters.butli stopped pen to sour). Harry jobbed clear over the right eye as Frank Int. Funk tried, Mit missed. sad fell without say Inning. Z. Frank went in after Wog sparing, and caught the Sailor on the kit rye, but was throws. arse. 4. Frank put in the kit at the mart and told; abed more -paring, beautiful kitting and stopping engem! rid Fr.ok was thrown. 5. Junes doted, sad tried to bit up, hut missed, dud Frank fell weak. 6. Harry planted a queer riOnokander. and Frank tell :Again. 7. Frain it in. b;t was items thtown. Barry rushad in at seeming to the scratch. and hit op two or three times, till Frank fell.—.lo to 5. 9. Nearly the till Frank fell weak, wills Harry unite him. Frank complained of an inward hen, and could out none again. atter lighting 31 nsioutes. This was a pretty edema& Gifu, sad not a whi.pee of reproach meld stuck to the Meer, who Sought bravely. and ankiionhhe bad the wont of the bighting, yet he was evidently beaten by Me two Int falls. BRIGHTON, Mama 30. Tlie Prince Pousaue., she Reads A 113 baftillk)f, set or to retiaret to tows tbi. assingui. me Prisons awl her child/vs ate reasaauisag at the Albius. -- - Or Mu, and Lady Sean are above to leave as to yaw the tosisstr is Paris. Sir Hammy %%sus Ws left's. for town—Ludy Vrfaas with bar Tastily toe !Lots. &ammo' ELtarrom.—The Birth Oft for the town fat Sandwich clued eu Meaday, whoa the numbers wood u tola kiwi-- For Sir Bury Fare • IMO Mr Price . do Majority After which Sir Beery was declared duty elected. CORMIXCHANGE, MARK-LANK. Arra Our market was is a lifeless state this frownisig—not a bargain has been slow its any description of Giallo. There were no cowry buyers; and as opinion prevails. that kw purchases will be made soul the millers have worked s( their prestos stmts. Prices way be quoted as on Monday. 11111FO5TATIONS =ICS 1110111 MT. What, Nesfhb (qrs.) 750 Foreign Irish Oats. Basle* Fors* 1.130 I risk Datiey. Wish v.lllO Foreign ' --• Irish -- Flour (sacks) 931/ COAL NAltbiWr—Trie Day At Owe. The Ceel ibiehertge was ueesereeely attended te.slay by buyers, mad a fair respective of fleshless less dine. Nitlitl 4o er axw SNP were at Market, mhos • total et minis duriei the week J f 102 ships. Bust Walls Zed Cods . Ase. W. U.. s d. 355. CA. Other NM • . sr.. teas. . Wisps at Yeast ISSR. Loma • 4 I . I . • • • 0., , 1 . 1 , • ill •