Star. — London, England, 1829-12-09 00:00:00

Count Poller;4 yoong Fromboon, maid= to the Rumfae PrincessSAWA - of, ark° bas considerable estates la the deb of the thirst mousataiusebe just discovered that there are dhasieds' in the iron and silver Woe' of Iffbrria.znd he has ordered machines to be eoneraCted. in order so ark them with the greater ladMtr A ktter horn *wadi, a a ted Dee. 4. says, " The robbery of the diamoo le is n I%* 1.16411 talked of. but the affair is stiß enveloped in mystery. M. Wagnier,,a Judge of the Tribunal of Premier I *stance, and who is said to have drawn up the judgment against meets. Jouraudyid Claes. bas just been charged by a special delegation of thelTribootti to -superintend the proceeding, and ft seems the Princess is new =tido that her dlaissods will be restored." • • • TOULON, Nov. 40. The corium Rh, commended by M. Harman, h to sail thi" mooing on a private *optative to Admiral de 'Um sod will brit* back kris:itches hoot Iliac Admiral. ._ Field. Marshal Bar= Bored,, Inspector Chemal of Cleadaneetie, arrived here thedty before yeateeday, an has set off again this morning. Tie Government ihrh touteatiOness to reduce the "umbei of legions of Pederast*. end" this General has taken a detailed account of the places eke* diva& mess ere stationed. and. of die number ihsolutely messier! to Wimp the duty efkieady.. Very important despatch'', whithenivetilserebt estafette from Pads. have hastened the departere of the wean-best Le Ilageur,: Captain Loilvrist: Tice, ,Rhiaoseros, whew departs= was ass. Doomed. but which was ditalon here. till today by aionislay winds. was the bower Of despatcbes for M. de Rim godi for the General comma isdiog tbeFraiii divlsbie hf thellieroog but an was immediately•given to her Ctiotithattilsildthedmin tches ' whla which be had beef ibtrusted to th e CapaiSicepe.l4lsgitor. -• • 1401 DON. ' .• - WEDNESDAY,'DECEMBFIt 9. L. PRICE O 1 sTOci.if AT . TWO 0 CLOCK: Bank Stock 211 Teas Stock dip 3 Per Cent. Red. 931 2/ 11 1' •Mk Bonds TO 06 3 per Ct. Cnns. abut Old Annuities 31 per Ct. 1818„ 100 £lOOO gach.llBl6 (191) 70 . 33 per Ct. Red. 903 4500, Ditto 70 • 4 per Cent. 1111!t ' • . 1100 and 4200 Wee 70 per Ct. 11126. 1051 CoeninPreial, • • Long Ann. 39 B.l6ths 1 9-16de Adeergeed, 69 70 •ROt• 30.Yeares 195 lOUte 1 • Oms. for Jen. 941 44 • POREION•FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCH.• • •- • Skull Ede. sps Cc 143 . Do B. 1895,6 pC. Do. Ate. 663.0 . , Dim Ace. 051 .3 96.6 per Ct. • • Ditto . 0 p C. Is In • 11e; Rd& 1604,90 193 so Dates if • - Ditto Aect. Pore. Gls. 11*C7t. • - • D too lids SR. tk.. • • • 100.,..1 • Illpo Aeet.73 : Pam Wode,s pCt 101 • Greek Bonds, S pet: Skis: Rtli.`lll2ll, s'prCe.los 51-7 De i. 1225, 5 x.ll+ I S . : Do. Ace. ToSI 1 ' • 'Ohio Acct. 22 le ,gr, Buis. 5 pet 0.101 . Ilex. Ddi. S per • • • BRITISH AND 94)1tEloO41141113.3. TWO tremscit . tall. • -» 1 1 11 0 1 ... one Mezicalk(lse. at 45 pm) 100. 100 , 47 . Brszikan. Imp. (las. 80 Pm.) 35 •to 74 75. . • Do. National •-• •25 • 10. • ill Real del Monte • 400 400 • ale TR , Voiced Mex. (Us. o'4ll pool. 40 . 303. • „SC. . . • ....e.rees • 'ERRATA. , + . . • 11.40,evity part of sae 4spowsiass •iiolisdifi k Ilia . trans coloisbli, we by solstobploowsod 4ge irapbr*!! &silage's* was appateos,",*ssoad of " tiirOaanOmei ME was assured." Also, 14. It is oot Yaiii 04!.! ../iernittatst.". tear, .es., koskiiklo WI Ike*** VONI1411.0" ,• - • the -official belistio: Geziend , kirk kint.ap reiel with Oat interest : ' it, will, also,-sorve isiiterially to eliieklate the plan of the respective militari which we ilk" in our Paper • of yesterday. .: t. . ~ .. • - . . . _ • ' :The enemies ofSenth Aniarican Indepiidentis are now • winning theineolUdnieith the outlined general insurrecr • tion '0)196* Is that did. with the defection otpt, of four theusand Mimi * • . cans to Genarol B#RitA DAS; "Olt dais capture of .Vern Cruz • They: eent,to be unable to livannlese fed by lies, • and' fillacim ciftheir own creation.. But we address bur= , selves to their' victims—the timid, but honest and well • • . •••• . , • • , . meaning portion or the Community, interested in the • welfare of South. Americo. We can again minim those our friends that the troubles in the province of Antiocha found no Chiefs but in' the faniily*of COR . DOVArand - that they met with no support from the population: that there is no ground for the • insinuation against ; general OBADDO ' S allegiance; and. • , the fidelity of the province of Paste, both being assured, • mid• that the vigour. shevin by the Government at Bogota : and Cythagena, was iu fast influenced by a commendable desire to prefect persona and property, particularly , the • -mines.• from violence and spoliation 7 -rather than by any feat - of the brigand& possessing or acquiring strength OS contend 'againstthe State's authority. ' Nothing can tend More to inspire confidence in the well-affeCted; - und itilittari:Velleotions in the factious end, turindantly,clispoee‘,' than to lee the force, the proulpOi.; • tude, Ind the si4te% coailiitatign'w l 4h toe' weir din • • * plaliden this occasion: .The disposition.and movements . • Ulthe'iriklisfrion the distant points or Bogota and dai: . thagena; on an 'intermediate. lateral province, could not' . • ~• hava,been reiitivelyfiettei regulated, , . and scarcely more rapidly executed in England, aupposing Lancashire hid • •been the scene afrettah, and London and Edinbuigh* the " stations of the• go/visaM lt is front such circuit ; etanees, manifesting organinitien and conceit,. that the public may judge of the progress making in the conduct of Government-rend its perfect identity with the whole • territory of the republic. • The relapse of the biller, I4ltottotas has put 01 thn !speculating qiiiduattes upon tba qui ttioe; and his death—like. e l Aurirpai:s—if it should occur,' iiistpeoted to living down the edi6cu.ag AM*, power; which -the cowardice and diebentstratit% "lading *nets have in one short .#siveniandi 'perinittetd..a, he wine so dangerously Overgrows. 014 contentporary 4 of die Times—whose invention has been alsiatiropatiating. ea that contingency—declares to-day to he deo not know yet what to think of it. " Visor" still" -she lays —" without the means of conjecturing was.veat 4 TUE EVENING STAR, . 7 , .• ; • • ' 4 "R p ,GATtS - confusion may not, for a time at least, flow from the de miss Of NICHOLAS." Civil *or, he immediately anti apples ; . but whether between COUSTAHTITS and MICHAEL—or One, or both of these Princes with the infant CZAIROVITCH—he leaves other people's sagacity_ to determine. All that the Times takes upon him now to settle, is the character of the present Autocrat; whom he pronounces to be " a Prince apparently the most energetic and resolute, who—with the sole exception of CATHEZINE—has reigned over the Muscovites since the days of Pirrga."—Had our contemporary known anything of Men° La 5, we ars persuaded he would never have hazarded this assertion : .his judemot is founded upon the events which have taken place :during his brief reign, 'and not upon the personal qualities of the individual who fills the throne ' • Ntzttoldie is rather. an elegant man,. without any • very exalted Mental or moral attributes : the writer of this no tice-- though never presented . to hiuti. yet heard much of hir character from per:tens with Whom be Mixed, while unveiling in these kingdoms in:l 817, and 'even re !sided for two days' at *Ediribuygli; under the same soos irith the .Grand Dahl i :M..Maccui.aoOt's:.'HoSeL2:lfir nanniliie4ai. gees* Paiiih - On own hanky, it slat *greed by 3 oiihe knew him, that hi - woutdjimves setfbit AnArmatalO: thegreatness iegicitosot,s—plaut theta the telvtort3oriesiga!,bst,b,fn " thruinbilhim r ' by the: swept politicsuffratkOs and Eilandouaby the coucOti? renee of circumstances, nit within the reach of his -in ! , fluence to order' or controul. In one speculation, IiQV over, put forth by our Contemporary, we are dim pined to be sangnine • with him : namely, that' the sudden-death of thia Monarch,. "might, perhaps, ?Nord.* to .inhapPy ~Poland some: prospect of breakup loose from the . giant. arm Which gripes her." UtMam / 7 14 f escaped from' us, as we perused the Passage.. • Lit . birif GaZeites to-the 29th ult. are teciaked ibis day. 'heir anstents are interesting in a coninseitial_ point of iewAlta bllmvipg are our selectiont: ' LISBON, 11. n. as. f ... • iii. chuittagaos it Ids lealisty in the United IlMisi rit Anterlaoutoeunees in a deeper& dated the Ads of October, that on tbe'S.l Of Ws inotith he bedlam poblidgivalved by that Go vernment. its the above quality. bang preesused to the 'lnstants of ' the Waited Sates with the WWI kesikles, after having ea tin dame day delivered Ms arsdersdeif Shiba iter of Foreign Make. - 1 ' • CADIZ, •Iftar#lo. The Dieri• Atercsatil mauls, the fMlnwiag ooninterelal article, dated the Havantrab, lit Ms lest trop of sugar'imate 465.000 *Ws,* vie. Front the Hamm& • 1...... i:•• SOWS .• I ''' Ustanses. - - . • TIMM : • Trialdade • • • ' - * YAPS .. lissettip....;;.i :.:: ....... -- ' • WINI - Of the *mufti• probeesil is tbellikiwilliviamMlSPOP-, . T. It,* Oddly whfae):..4...a.#•10...6 • OPP ~ • Loudon and Cowes.: • • • 4,•16....- -Iwo . .r . ~,, ~ ,I:lt a UpitedAutes '• - " 6.' !We •z . : *. ' IleSand l atit Certanty,. :•4•• • • • • • •••4 . 66400 • .• , • :.. 1 ;$44 Telts*,.... . . ................. . 51 49 - ' - ip - • . • —.. .4,4. - 040 11, * " ' riiet....... i .. :• - s'ili-ii ... •iii Co.:::.911 11 1, ! i . ` • Ckber countries i- WO 1-• lila* a* til . coin I. calaulai . ad at 0t.000,0111111 11 b 0040* and isfitfee.qtailties (that of the best qmSty solt-ss. Wait! do Mght.pliitres ter cwt. that of thiimieendateareaud &Nato three. The Masi nEatiori of this soldesinrar : , • . . • To Orleans • . ....6.:.... a .4101:4 00 . . par!. of th e United States•••••• 0. 000.0 00 , • . ' 1..... 5,500,000 fieratany... ! » . ... . ... ...... 7,500,0 0 0 r . •*. '* :• ". s lC bce ltanii * 4 ' d ' * • . Ituitt' ; - . .... • • . • • . and i_Dowes.. . - ' • ••••;•11,000‘ 100 •. . '' ' 14121161••••.-!.. • • •.. ... 1450.000 The peodeee. oT *Air Ml* mem Was rapeeted to come into the Market in the litbrith el'Oetobes.—Liabers Gotta" No, 59. . . . TenmCO.- - -llit our plan. Yesterday of the Mexican!ant 4 9 .nie 6, -peskiest@ at Tampico, for " Rio • Panuro," We i ought.* hare printed Rio Pongee; And the name of dm{ farteis 11iteio,.noti.c.*Ourro." The figures 1 and 2 tle-• note the, place! **pied' by the Sp' wards and 3,4, 5, and A.,..the Mexican poeitionS .They are. distinguished also ,hy. the Toler* at the flogs : the vertical stripes, in . , signifying reef=—which is the Spanish flag—and s horizontal lines i ndicating blie, Which is the Mexica n 11 010 uh • .. . It is said that an *amended polite bill for Ireland is to be , ,breught forward' by Lard F. L Gower in 'the next asesiont,. ' %Ye zheidd hope that one of its objects will Ifik AnficpriTe the 'Magistrates of the power of ap pointing ,nub-constables. To that prerogative may be referred the worst Erik 'of the existing system. It fills the ranks' of the constabulary with the mere creatures . of the, sort of gentry we have in general in Ireland, and it is the chief source .of the licentiousness of which we have, . from dine to 'time, so many revolting' ex amples. Th e offending constable knows that his pa- Arens "Übe his judges, and his calculations of impunity are, therefore, sufficiently strong to make him; unless in the graver class of :transactions, considerably indifferent to his . actions. - The various corps should be moveable from' county to county as the militia were, and in order to pre serve dikipline, the :chiefs should be invested with an au thority which they do nO4oeseis at present. We have heard a mutinous *mastoid& who refused to obey the olden . of his chief, and: Who, on receiving a sharp repri htend,' drew lit beyone&and threatened the ;Aker with instant deitrUction. Tow, for a breach of - subordination sp entrageintsin itiislfi -Ind so pernicious in the way, of iex : * ; the Offender *Ms . only puneoltable by dismissal, and Aot puntritibli at ' all unless oathe tereientatien of :the * .r to his patrons, the •Mogistantes. •It is obvious that ' power of summery pimishment , such a s c o nfinemen t . or diimiseal,"(with;tl , of cones ' s rfniftpf fi to the patty esseions,) should; in ah-ordifiartesse of p edknce, be placed in the handi'd ' theeifical; and that where the ' breach of. duty would beseveryllagrant as it wee in this the severities even of the military code should be resorted to.' Wti believe that: thromboui the whole body of the oamitabidary, unless in rare cases indeed, there ie prevalent *ink of discipline, showing itself in dress, demeanour, ed' wren the use of those weapons with which its amain' are Mined. Too much rum cannot be taken to we've this Imperfectinn, and liken the habits of the constable as much -as . possible to their. Of the 'soldier. The better to attain an end inessential to the character and efficiency - of' this force, we think it would be b44t17 expedient to fill ueancies by selections from • the wkrchW. g reementd. Probably If the whole of she present ecinstabulity were disbanded, with a:' per mission to attach. themselves to the army if they thought "roper, and their.places 'filled by a body of chosen' min ?rota theernry, the' greatest good, depending at least on police' regulatDme, would be rendered to the peace of the country. A sweeping sad comprehensive*brim : tion in the constabalary would, beyond all question, add more strength to the arm of the law in Ireland thin it could, under ordinary cheumstances, be expected to acquire in half a century—Dublin Morning Register. • CITY. Twins o'CLoca. ' There is a general panic this morning in the Stock Ex ohmage, caused by a report, that the Eurzaos of Russia is And; but, up to the present time, we cannot trace the above report to any authentic source. Certainly the last Splletine.were rather suspicious in regard to his health : h. might have had a relapse. Consols have declined this morning per cent. Consols, which left off yesterday at .9411 j for the Account, opened at 94i I, and are at pre spat 933. The whole House are sellers. Russian Stock has declined 3i per cent. Danish gone Amu 2 per cent. Both the Markets are very heavy. CITY, HALF-PAST OWL The panic which took place in the early part of the morning, i n consequence of the reported death of the Emperor of Russia, has at present subsided ; Avery in qPiry having been made to ascertain in what way the in formation was received, .and up to the present time there is no arrival, except a Lisbon mail. If so important an event had token place, ere this we should have received intelligence by express from Holland, 'Paris, Ostend, and Hambro . Therefore the specula dote in the Stock Exchange, on mature reflection, con- Misred to be .erroneous •, and the Consol Market has • en a turn, from 94 sellers, to 941 for the account, :at which price they remain steady at present. . .The Coinmissioners purchased this morning 26,000 per Cents.' and Rotated. - ' In the Foreign Market, Russian and Danish, , which had lowered considerably, have again got up. .. The Rabin - Mail 'does not bring any political info,- 44,411.120' ` , •4' r- . —. . _' .I. IIORTIN AND MONTH AMERICAN CONNSE-MOlTii:' ,7 -rF ;PROCLA DEPARTME NT ER L MONTILLA TO nig OF MAGDALENA. . • • TO TOR INIATITOOTII. • Prom.the time that you confided your destinies to the wisdom of the Liberator of the Republic, your named de sign obliged you to respect and sustain the Governsiseat which he has adopted for your good.. I congratulate my self upon exercising a niagbitracy which has clothed ay me with supreme authority in a district bmind 7 . .. by unity and puce. The departments of M . . Istina, and Zulia, are the support of Colombia; not disturb her repose ; the honoured father of the faielfy seeks not' i revolution, nor the ruin of the citizens, to make a fortunate people of the district magistratec I direct myself to you only to assure you, on my word of honour; that I will not consent that discard shall inflame i you. If you have notice of the sound of the rebellion of ' Gen. Cordova—know that its important echo will remain ! limied in the mountains of MedeUin - -that the province of Carthigena - is more than sufficient to restrain his wickedness, and chastise his audacity with the co-opera . don of the other eight portions of the district. Will du author of that crime carry his design to the extras*? There are already upon Cauca and Magdalena two strong colunins which will establish order in (hi pro vince of Antioquis, and in a - little ' time you will know. it ; . but, -- in the . meantime, trust to be Supreme Government for the happiness of tiger li d= ; and Air the enforcing of the laws and- your 'Cal 100141afeiy, VenolBl Cordova has proclaimed thoTCos stitution .of ; CuCuta ; but.you have another fundamental law, and the Congress, where your representatives' • i ,meet, will decide 'on your destinies. What is the liberty .whieth Osneral Cordova invokes 1 That of destroying , * Jaww-a homicide Would. bathe himself in the blood of the defenders of his country... Do you not weep over theme avast Peace will not abandon either the coasts of 1 ' gelena, or the hanks of Qulin. • Oct, g. - - , . (Signed) - MOSTILLA. ~' t . : LtsIIIIPOOL, DOC; 7.... British Plantation Spat con tinuo in.stesay desaaitd, the quantity sold thiS Sweet oz. amodul 700 hogslmada, at an advance on goad brown. :The demand for Cotton. this week has been limited, the aa l e samounting only to 8,450 bags. 'Sea Lind hay* ad vowed id per 113; 4but . the price of other American are ,rather :lower. -There has been' a fairinquiry for Indigo, .and about forty 'chaste hare . been• disposed of at a fair p i a —The Echo of the Frostier -fates the details of an *filleting scene which happened 0 Valencia: me about fifteen days ago. A 'Animals being dead, his parents and his friends 'wait to the pan* to ask for .a mass in favour of the defunet. The Rector replied that all the 'monies had been said, and the hour wee past. This reply did not &misty .; they in sisted, and they sought to avenge themselves on the- Vicar ifor the refuse) which the Rector had Made. While he accompanied the corpse to its lest abode,, the crowd precipitated itself upon himoinil held him pressed between Lit and the coffin. This cruel and.indecent game was 1 continued to the burial ground. This conduct cannot be too much blamed; it proves in those who have held it, an ignorance and an intolerance altogether reprehen sible. The Courrier has often said, that since the Civil• State is constituted by the municipal' authorit y , there is 'oo right to require from the clergy religious ceremonies which it thinks it ought to refuse, for baptisms, mar loges, or interments; by a stronger reason, they have ad the right to molest the ecclesiastic whose refusal has been dictated by his conscience, or even by ill-understood scruples. It is grievous ,that doctrines or simple and proper to prevent all scandal and all violence should not be adopted on all points of France, as they have been at Paris and in several departments. • It is generally reported and believed; in the theatrical Circles in Boston, that a lady belonging to the Tremont company has recently received intelligerice from Eng land, stating that a -deceased relative of her'• in. that country had left her property to the amount of about 200,000 -dollaree It may bi added that the lady is inarried, - anethat the letters furnishing this intelligence have been seen by several-of her Iris*, • Mr. 'Runs, the King's printer, who died in London a short at& since I l without issue,.left about one million: dollars to . dittant re latives, some of whom it has been difficult to'find. By connecting the above facts, we do not wish to Denuder - - stood' es conveying the idea to our readers that the' lady I referred to is one of the heirs of Mr. Reeves, the 'King's printer.—Boston (America) Gazette. From a statement published in the Quebec &re of the 7th November, it appears that the fisherielou the Labra dore had been successful this year. The tot a l number of 'vessels employed , was 2,108, with crews of 24,110 men, and the fish caught were 1,773,000, which : it was calculated wiruld.preduCe 17,730 hbas-of oil. The whole value, orthe fishery in fish, cod oil, salmon, seal oil, with seal skins, &c. was estimated at f 1,114,000. Loss OF Till MANCHISTIS &FBA man.—This very fine sessel r yshich. during the storm, ran ashore on the South Bull, near the Dufilin Light HOMO, a the 24th ult. and wee, with great difficulty and exertion on the part of Captain Pawn and crew, got off on Sunday lest, we are sorry to announce went down on her Osage to Liverpool. (whither elm was . going for repairs) within eleven miles of Holyhead. Fortunately no lives were lost. The Ballinasloe steamer, being in company, saved C.O. Pena and crew, &c. amounting to near forty peaces; The Manchester was a CUM new steamier, worth, we un derstand, 18 x 0001.—Dublin Paper. OFFICIAL BULLETIN. MEXICO, tim. is. Copy of a despatch 'from General SANTA ANNA, to the Secretary of War and Marine : MOST EXCELLENT SIR!.-AS stated to your Excel-- honey ot< t6e 30th of last month, I occupied various im portant positions so as .to surround the enemy and force bin to surrender, or effect his total destruction. Happily I anticipate the entire success of my plan, as General EAANADAS will be completel y tint off to night, without say other' resource except that of surrendering or attack 1a twine* positions. Since the second redoubt was completed at the farm of Homo yesterday,: a constant fire has been kept up against the enemy from a mortar planted there. He was forced to change his quarters; and seemed at a loss hole to act.' During the night a twenty-four pounder was lopuottod opposite to Hume, and has continued its fire all day, but without effect. To-night General TER A W walleoke up a.position at the pass . called Donna Cecilia,. the only line of communication between the enemy's head quarters and the fort near the bar. I shall myself pro-. 'crisikto the spot, and concert with General TERAN on the - biatemans pf ensuring its defences, nor will I withdraw' Anithlihe arrangements are completed. - I inclise the declarations of the six prisoners taken. Elie lined captured near the Bar, in order that they. IniTaid before his Excellency the President, together the other details which they contain. I OCO and ufserty! ; .ifeallaartstiPaeblo Vkp, Sept..?, WU. ' (Signed) ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA. • ,Extrect Of: second despatch, dated from the same 'plan on en 6th of September. • On the 2d instant I proceeded in person to ' one the fart which the enemy had • constructed 4eer the Bar on the side of Tamaulipas, and ascertained al that could be desired, although a brisk fire .of grape was kept up from the moment of our ap.. roach till they lost sight of us altogether. The %ink is constructed according to the rules of the military art, and defended by four pieces of heavy artillery, with a garrison of 500 men. Under the guns of this fort, the vessels which had been brought from Tecoluta, and pre sented to the enemy by the Spaniard, VICENTE Haus, lay moored. Knowing the importance of such a veisil for the river, and the injury she might do whin leaped) , armed, I. determined to effect her emit** at any hazard. For this purpose it was arranged that the four boats brought from Panuco should be - armed, and manned with forty soldieri from the brave third battalion of the line. I gave the coin mand to Colonel EZNESKI DE BEAUEFORT, with ordirs to carry the vessel by boarding, and conduct her to port we had constructed at Piedras. The eties was attended with all the success I could have wioas yotir Excellency will perceive by the accompanying details. • In rejoicing with your Excellency on this incident, I cannot do less than applaud the intrefidity dsplayed by Colonel BENESICI and his brave companion', • ;- - ( 8 4 1104 ) A. 1.. DE SANTA- AlllO. Despatches were received at the Colonial Office yes terday from Major-General Sir BENJAMIN DITRIPAII 4 K.C.B. and the Governor of Demerara, doled July 28 ' • and also from the Governor, pro tem. at Sierra Le one. . The FAA India Company's ship General Kyd lids to leave Bombay for Cigna on the 31st July. • - The'Commissionerii of Eitcise in Ireland, who secede in January, retire on 'maim* of 1,0001. a year. The Secretaryship to the Directors General of Weed .Navigation in Ireland is vacant by the death of FIIAXCIe titgllClt, Esq. It is generally rumoured that Michael Angelo Taylor, Esq. M.P. will shortly resign his oat for the city of Outliers, in consequence of ill health.. Tan MALT . -AND Buts Durr.—Several loss** , have already been held in different parts of the country. where petitioner td Parliameat•have been agreed to, pray , ing for a total repeal of the Malt and Beer Duty. ,They are likely to be general throughout the country. A wonderful instance of the sagacity of inferior ani 'ands, may be seen it Netherside, perish of Avondale, the 'residence of Alexander Allison ••• Esq. of Latham. That gentleman has three greyhound ' s, accustomed to coursing, 'and three• hires living together in perfect friendship. They all feed in the same dish, and mn about promisee uriely, The bares": no symptoms of fear ; sad the • greyhounds, in return for such confidence, allow puss to enjoy herself in safety. . An apothecary in Paris has recently been fined 1,000 freau fOr having incautiously sold poison to a girl, who. in a fit of jealousy, swallowed it, and soon afterwards ex pired in presence of her lover. EDUCATION IN FRANCE.—If a poor devil (says the Journal de la Mettle) the wise man of the village but without a diploma, thinks of, to get some bread, in- Iviting about him some babes whom he can teach to read, he will find very goon an authority which will drag him before the bench of the correctional police, and call forth the punishment of his offence. Why do not our authorities let ? are they becomecall at once mute and inactive in presence of a great school, which for slx weeks has been audaciously opened, in violation of the laws, lit the very heart of this town ? Shall it be because this ecbool appears to have for its founder a man who is i l said to be powerful in that counter-revolutionary aud ultra-montane party to which the Polignac Min is Asstined to bestow a preponderance quite new Tubas goy are afraid of this man and his party The same Jwrnal adde—firstly, that' the Dominican nuns have ____shed at Bar a true convent, and that this convent te ; secondly, that these same nuns keep a board ing-house, and that this boarding-house isallke illegal. The last New York Papers mention the death of the Hon. Peter Derbigny Governor of the State of Limisi ana. His death, it appears, was occasioned by a wound in the head, received from the trunk of a tree, wises leaping from his carriage to avoid the danger about to result from its being overturned. Governor Derbigny. it is stated, has successively filled the offices of Attorney- Geseral,'Judge of the Supreme Court, and Secretary Of the Commonwealth. In consequence of his death, H. Bauvais, Esq:President of the Senate, will tampon* fill the office of Governor. A GREAT HEAT, NUT Ito FLAME.--Mooday an es. traordinary occurrence took place in an apothecary's clap la the New Town. A large bottle full of vitriol was by amain broken, and water being ignorantly thrown upon it, the appearance soon became alarming. T he heat wm dreadful, and every thing that came in the way of the wag lag liquid, suffered ; several black coats were ;Maga is" esi, and riddled in such a meaner as to present a very \ extraordinary appearance. The assistance of the fire. aria was immediately called. but it was a new opals ° I fire to them ; and the captain of the red engine (We' donald) very sagaciously obeereed, that it wrens 4 chancey job." Five parts of water to ope vitl i°l Prodooos . a boiling heat, even if both liquids are cold be , fore mix ing.--Ediseburgk Paper. ..• ~:4