Star. — London, England, 1826-03-17 00:00:00

The 04114. 4 .0ekliftioi% amiiittlii* from Eng otcasioned is said* re- bribe real cause of the number of troops IWOStaled on 'different points in Spain. bluiitO is at the 40 4 a-troop of cavalry in the neighbour- . mit.),,o( l lleßtient4 and has sent emissaries to te.. l ink -(02%.11114 to the very gates of Madrid. A whole tailiaMt -is even reported to have deserted from that te k,of RIT A ... Anmbet Jouttaa . the South of France states WA s. :. pilily b*s . surprised in the house of the WitiOw of Sawn. : _employed in preparing circulars, ii4rhat 900 Ileasiaiiits bad made ther appearance on t ile road to Toledo. An expeslities, Modades et a frigate and some smaller vessels, with Mow% tailboard. hive sailed ftom Cadiz. Their destination ilaptioeal to lia the Mamie& , • CITY, Two O'Cr OCK. great anxiety is felt in the .:City regarding his health; the consequence has been, that namptcouTrepoits have been set afloat, particularly by ...those persons who are interested an the Stock Exch.4 nge; and Ate Bears, eagerly lend an ear to every frivolous. *Ad, ridiculous report. This causes alarm and depres , syntics the Funds; but . y e can state on inquiry, that his ~tdassarr.,ia much better, and in a fair way of doing : : awn. . This satisfactory information, brought from the . West eP4 tc• 'ha City, haacaustal.a general joy, in con stvieece,A which Consols are. maw /71. - • SEIIO/4A lia 'II4TELLIbENCE. I a: ? t - " • 44" v tairs `~ l%e ~3owaaet Marchioness at et"iall. bly, en Wed: • tr •a6datr ititiesiint, in Ailingestiwstreet, was intended by nearly WO Y.ora &stry entertained a distinguished party at dinner, yes terday. It •Isla house in Great George -street, Weitasinuser. l c , • J e asulsKins.bad a grand dinner pasty yesterday, at his house in -street. 4 2 1 is er e Cooke:4 of Esaes entertained a distinguished party at din rekerday, at her house in Hill -street, Berkeley-.quare. In evening, her Ladyship had a brilliant assemblage of bast ton. FASHION-A BLE MOVEMENTS. • Dubs of St, Albans has arrived in awn from the Earl of Maressures, in Berkshire. • Lord Middleton has arrived in town from his seat in Notts. • Viecoent Milton has arrived in town from a tour. Sir C. Morgan and family have arrived from their seat in Mow mouthskike. Arrivals at the St. George's Hotel. . Grantley. from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Doke. • Departures from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street: The Hon. John and the Misses Coventry, for their seat. Burgate House, , Wilt s . , l Mr. and Mrs. Acker., for their seat in Bucks. Departures from Femmes New Hotel, St. Janses's.street The Rev. Mr. Austin and H. T. Lark Ifet..for Seven Oaks, Sent; Ca,ptaiiii_Knollys, Wiedsor. ." 'this Earl of Abergavenny his WWI sawn from his seat in : Viscount Sir Jacob holey has arrived in Sown from his seat In Norfolk. %Ilepartnies from the 'Britigh Rotel s Mr. and Mrs. Orion, for Bath; Cep. b lindlw, tot *tenon; W. Nelson, Bs* for ditto. :„1 ,)_ •FT • r Ye";eyday morning the Duke of Yong left town on a mike Knelt, at his Ritial Lodge In 'Windsor Park. • • ''••Vestertitty mooning the Duke of CLA RENCK left own , „0n,4470t0rn to Rushy, Park. His Royal Highuess, on his way, , called at the King's Palace, Kensington, where his Duchess bad ' been Ws a - tislt to the Duchess of Kim.. The Of Ccaamics AmoonsyoMed her Royal Puke on his return to Rushy Park. Wenesday evening rrise, l i saurs.to honoured Ale e • 4 1 • I rhu . • •an ikrfo d nsci s,* as Corent n -gairred liken* sileh his presence. c Thabsieheis of CittincAtta 140tvite airing yester. s< 4 t itymiessing. inkt dirgier us tie.patbvil ; • tstifta s • Su C 1141110115 4011 ,11..4 Dam rn AO EL transict business at the POreign.of6ce. • Count La slvai,'!l44iskin Ambassador from the British -.Coon. misted at Fraukfort, from London, on the ash inst. ~Wedresdar and yesterday a number of workmen were fuiptayrd in Yelling down the wall at the top of Constitution : bilhastelbsing the garden at the back of the new Palace building • Int Kon in St. James's Park. The object of puWeg down the end of the wall is, to make a - new avenue back entrance through the piraittte.vounds. • The Emperor of RUSSIA, by a resctipt . dated the 17th . ,rJt. informs Lieutenant-General Kamm, Chief of the Staff of 'ale Grand Duke Costsvidernut, that, in consequence ache Important • `iervicea which be has rendered during a long series of years to his Imp.ri.l tiles/less, his Majesty sends him the insignia of the Order of St. Whilinler, of the lit class. The Empresses Masai* and ALIIII,AnDitA, t,f Russia, base loot sack a thoesand rubles to the Ladles' Society at Riga. accompanied with very gracious letters ft do Machiooess de Pall ' was, the President. • -• LIVSIIIOOoL., MARCH 15.—Our Cotton market conti nues steady in demand, and with hide et se variance in prices. A 11t11 has just been brought in, to continue the Commission, leatituted in the forty-viah year of the late reign, for . !Inning the Nabob of Aseeres debts. .The Larkins 4ut Indianian, which had twice put back to repair. has arrived at St. Helena, and sailed on the 90th of Jaime, far liaglasid. The Raster. tecess of the Commons, it is at present nientitined, will be frosts Thursday. the Ind instant, to Wednesday, AprillithA that of the Lads from Wednesday, the 22d instant, to 8 11randay Aims Sib. ' 'The ffetratints - .from Sierra Leone, brought by the • • Haftinr, , Hifeso l Master, - arrived at Plymouth on Thursday last, jive a owstwielincliely Pictereof the ravages of that 'unhealthy e saaap. Many yodels were waniagfeehands to bring them home, . . Deep de eed ot.a great ?anima elf their crews by sickness. Amity, bad feat nearly Amity, all _her crew, and several pardeelsz,bed Wined severely. .1150 peat hoiden of Canuaran, sons, at Vienna, has failed. Their fiber died five years ago, leaving a for tine olive millions of florins. • ''Autotiote have just been received in town, of the liftiVul Of the merchant ship the Madras, from Calcutta, with the late Commander-in-Chief in India, Sir Eri irlab.P.iteey,.on board. We understand she was spa -14 the Swans frigate, from the South Seas, the Captain of which, Lord Bison, invited Sir Row,aan rAGxt * *board, who accepted the invitation. "A letter trots teipsie orthe Sikh of February, says, `."llrat the number of banljrupteies which have taken place '" Inalerlins in four weeks, ate seventeen, sine of which •io Mate failed for more than 150,000 Prussian eats. 110O'Nsaciats Sansiallei--Thls sesta Is et The backer of '' . oll6l 4l .svatliooth arbaitsimi the liberal caadisct of shoo backers a meat an die eireurebsastres. that it would Ita ludo. • ee' Or bles to Asks, and diereferi at ease *Mad to feraft The dirty patois down, Including a deposit fee a bye bet of SOL wide, taego isespets yesterday. • • f.,±. EAST INDIA SHIPPING.. The'Atias, Hunt, Iran Madras and Ceylon to bledalit wig spoken 3d Feb. in lat. & long. 17. W. all well. • Hee passengen are as tollows..ele.—Mr. Dame, M.C.S. Copts* blestatet, 1111.A...1111r: Hooper. C.C$. Lieutenant Wilson, R.B. Lieutenant Witt*, 2d Ceiba, tiled es the passage; Mrs. Hooper, Miss Hooper, M aster . W. Hooper, Master Richard Hooper; Mrs. Deboaehe, and as ba. teat horn yesterday amnia. ; Miss Sophia Debuscbe , Nliar o rrm, sit : belts, do: MIN Jane do. Mass Cathcart, Miss Smith, Mb Mita R. do.; Mesmer& *see • three men, three we his Edward. nerd MOS. Geo r ge do. Mr:. Niribrbit i N 4a. all s three shildren, invalids from Ceylon. from thenumirarif passes geri an b o ard t h e Adak was obliged to•put thto the C/pe WS44I/4 naarrass se sea Cars en Close Herne-The. Fainted's BrIPI chese, and the atty:tee, Wletosek from London; NerinsiSwindle. trona Mauritius `; Leird &Mild; Deane;Tt Met liEnpti" ail bidet, •„ #t St. Helena, t h e 44,44,Wilkilisae c for &opt ;r Scilly, the Usifts4 j os* , /eosin -4bearifadify i Itpa , ran no l`ktwcat Pat RAW, ertheessurerd dpe of Geed ope,ssa Oc.. clew saved. of id is . , ' .• .." i.-i•ki .i . .• , " ...' , I•IIEAVamy e N.:I:! 9.R'•. j# B * t o v . ~' , ; . -,. '.. " ~. ." • - 34„„ i iii i .4 t;''' IC 74 ''' . .3:lJl-1 . • .. ..... • • " • it k wi biiiii ictietabtet t . : ska. biti“- oftk. IMO ' ftletess, m Litraepeoliies mite le . .. • • The 'lst Vise Kists) Regisesietek Drotess Goardsibler7 # ll 4. 1 idereh frerweenterbety ferias& •-• . • '• S. • - ' Tite_Depat of the ill et aegkewist of InfasteMs ordered-Its Nardi Sim Perdue, Greened'. to enlbark.fiselketwaL. • • • 'A , A Detachment belonging trsltire . lOW 'se' rest* is ordered to march. on Monday Ott, ilee s . for the purrs, of embarking on board a canal tg l 4 Is. Ott for Lire -o,i:e., pool on route to Dublin. - The Company of the 6th Detonate( Artinerii, sitadoned at laelth Port, sailed from Leith'fir Woolviich, on Teesday, fn tie smack. Sir William Wallace. They were relieved by a Conipany of the Ist Battalion some tithe ago. One troop of the Tenth Hussars left Exerer'Barraeka'en Arld.sy. and the rest will follow on successive days. 'Their Moderatos its Ipswich and Norwich. • . . The sth Regiment of Foot embarked in Wednesday at Ply- mouth. on board the Diadem and •Zepby transports, for Greenock. The following. Garrison Order has beat Issued by the Commander' in Chief, go the departure of the lith from Plymouth ;--• ••.'••• t - : .....• 7. - m Devonport. •14th March, 111411. "D. 0.0 . " Major General Sir John Cameron regrew much the departure of the IA Regiment from the Western District. " Airing the statien'bi this Regiment in the Citadel, under his immediate observation, the Majtw•Gesserai has remarked, with ettreme satbfactim, tke• regular mid ellicietst 'system pursued by . Lieutemm Colossal Duffy, both with, respect to drill and interior discipline 4. be particularly approves the position and moventent therein practised, Tithe& entirely modish construction of the recent • regulatiaat. • . " The Major-General rdjuests his best thanks may be comma• skated to laketenant-Gekinsi Dever ; toe the ability and seal he has uniformly evinced in cemmand; ud that. Major Bug., now commanding, will Accept and offer to the Officers the Major. General's cordial tesdipony to tin& able co-operation with the Litwitehant-Colonel, aisd their perfect Unanimity as corps.^ The Depots of tlw disk, 71st, and Seth Regiments, have arrived at Devonpert, to ?Ole .ve the .4pi (Cerawall) Regiment, which latter , with' die' exception of twn Aompanies, occupying Long ROOM Harriet% • tuck 'patient** ea. Wrdnesday, of the Citadel, the Loemer istitimsof dal ilki e'' ~. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, MAC 16. Caroline Fader, a young roman reipeciable ap pearance, but evidently in the laic stage of a consump tion, was br ought in the arms of the turn key, in order to r,eceive its judgment. The insolvent:ivas. before the Court as far baCk as the 26dt kelstelaber 14t k esbert her discharge was op. posed by Hr..Par.teest, se behalf of a creditor of the name of Hughes, ited..it appeared that, owing to her having acted ion improper *Mee t sate ht,d e xposed herself to the judgmee; et the Court, %Welt, however, was deterred, because beeichedulewas incomplete. Mrs Simmer Ow Gevemet .01 the Whitea - oss-street ptison t appears to have acie4 with. a praiseworthy feel-, ing towards the PrhisAer. _Thg.Otett'eman stated, that the lnsoltent to her= bed since she was up in Septembeclast, .and - being unable to pay her at torney, she was obliged to remain in custody. The La dies who visit had recently priscured her an admission into the Asylum for the reception 'of Female Servants, whereupon he (Mr.'Speose) pail the solicitor's bill, in order that she might he eemovrd 'vim the . prison. It appeared tkipt., during the 4issolye:,t's collkaement, her faster hid s:Wpart gi,er eikati without bet knowledge. r. fisAria, ingested the neceasit.y.of the Court- de parting (tom, its ~owe) course" aid elloaing ,the dis charge tit ilsue bes(ester to liket site snight,he removed i !mrneiti4tcltto she Asylutop.without ping.backto thb I.rtsi n ; in which,,buswitte wiggles! ttie, Ptitztjekteds and the.prisonet was ttischarged Forthwith. By the Buitaneftigate. fells Vie SOnthlieni, aeconntsi have been received from Vsilparaibb-to the end of No; vember. No mention Is made r f any distitirbarrees in. that quarter; the late account in the American Papers, from Santiago, is in consequence believed to be a lab/6 cation. The port of Valparaiso was in a great bustle, on account of the setting out of an expedition against, the island of Chiloe, which still remained in the posses. sion of the Royalists. Oise acc..unt states that 3,600 men would be embarked i • another, that the expeJition would consist 4 , 5,000. HUNTINODOI4 Jabs Ihiplock, aged S 4, pleaded rap Ss se bulb:meet for stetting am ewe Amp at .Sawtry, and Entente of death Was recorded. 1 Josses Ifripsigil. aged. SI, convicted assails' a quantity of gold and silver coins from the dwelling.bouse of t h e lice. Wm. Williams, of Diddington, was sentenced to seven years' transportatios. Jaw &waders. aged lid, tot stealing a gun, sit besbels of bider sad a pig, from a granary in the parish of Great Stattgitton, 'es Im imprisoned la months. Tbeoma Gws, aged 50, pleaded guilty to so indictment, for stealing' three fowls from a farm yard at Sawtry, and was scummed to four months impriammsent and hard labour. James Richards's% charged with having in his possession foot shares and a cooker, which had been stolen at St. Nest's--and AIM Drop, charged with stealing a quantity of potatoes at Lighters, were acquitted. Jabs llamas. Mass esthesey.sed Willies' Prim, were discharged by proclamation. At Marlboroegh.street Mice yesterday, Dana MOW was charged with hailing stoles a ppss of meney, the resZ .1. o kb. l Mies Stringer a maiden lady, is glerseret etrat, This Sarah Whitehead is s Sones.haired. dettiatipdresenklent. eel, who daily and nightly pmsndairand Segist4trost said its vicinity in searchstisethpos and when esitomere et that sort are scarce. she weer *althea makes bold to dip bar nadtbead into the shoals et any passing lady, who is not over pardelder , in' keeping her retied, - closed. About three weeks ago, a Mrs./ Milbank, .1 Xeraiagsan. had a Ilea rend note takes ma of her se. thee, she knew sot how, bat it was afterwards ascertained that I. half sa Most. duw the said nob was, stolen. it was pia il~ by. this Sally Whitehead in perehise of a sof ; and, in she was bane* NI this Aloe, where ski dedateg shel as "a cemplitionst" from a gentleman to whom Ike had Stud the favour of her company ; and. Its them was no prim( f• the MN trary, she was 'ventrally discharged. . Os Me resent meldeet; however, eke was not so kicky, for is her attempt spenAillea SuinWs - reticule Me was taken" in the usainonr." or very Geis* so. INN &ringer was walking slat; Word street veal Sep iiiiilli, With her reticule hanging de let arm, Whit the WNW* ors. A grata, who was sittiorin a gig, waiting maser, obeetved Sally Whitehead peep into Miss . 4 retied; as she passed, and then, tomb k. s beck p oly' :k ey bald into it, and fished up something. What that wee he ovoid not all, bet whatever ft was, Sally Wldtekeed' walked off with it, in company with a young woman. who Imbed het the annum die robbery Was alleeted. The Erma beastly called after Miss Stringer, asking her if she had lost anything, and she immediately missed her purse, containing between two and thy.* reads iu gold, silver, and copper. • la the MOSS gm, Sally %Whitehead and her companion were making their way down Regent street ; but the groom followed in his , ' - ' gestlensaa who vohmteered his ageless. dam, sal attempted to wise thein both, hood hand smsetking to her compankm, ibrettplei Owe. 'At the moment to s- ' dropped a pewee on the pavement. w a di but It was set the stolen . toot part with the damsels, so away, them being no consublet .iislaid rrE Sok, iff, alas 4 bit the crowd, until be delivered ' officers of this estatato -- • ' la her ti-" purse - ter ' . ~ wertisament. P. 41666160, I _ l 4 ihei t tilfeav4 ' 7 _ l 4 is ha Vie me Plum In c?peri4ng‘be? Of the kimi4o; biebegged td read severalleitikilkbii bceq rtcatvad.oss the sub.; ject. The first ...see., fromalanvi.4 Teiguithar, in reply to a toininewieticid* mod" by thbleisittli*f . , wherein his Lordship's atrarriliitsitatkintettlifi fie iNfiencv of coming to some esplanktion . on the state of their affairs. —Lord Teigiih4iii lydn htlt the, tq pon l ibii it y of the Directiirs for the sums they - Itid'i,eteived the Share bolder's hands, but up to ihePatieu! "ci , Mept'sto further satisfaction bold be - obtaihid c thrisagir channel flii Lordship; is conclicsio r n; denied iny . huoWledge ~f the concerns of the Costifi46#,liikii . iiiol4lobe S 'are holders to divide the dad( ai r flow reiskiets in the banker's hands amongst them; .s tWe' dacifiri l ah%cri bed could be of noUiail in the piiiied;lttAn ixfsltadta :c he me. Seven! Gendemio complained of no ruttier fitiiiiiikeion baying been obtained. Otte of the Shareholde 4 pawned: an appliCation to the Directors -for information imi t: e•Atibititt ; and if they did ant think tit to came kortwatd, iind lay an ac count before a •Gief etal Meting• al the:Shareholders. oth :r steps ts,i,tht be taken for reenvyry of their deposi s. Some desultory onreereatios thou took *sr ao %fifths best mode to be adopted; and a. Resolotioa was finally careisidor t nn applica tion bring made to Lord Trignhant and tit O De t ector', fix the (Its ralation of the Company and mitt - dig die derails. • - grot i nkiG . 1 bITELIAGENCg. Ditriiidisillool4 TATTXRSALL'S, Irma& i 6. Some aft ighnualms took place Lodge 'Oaks batting, the first friourito. "ink having goo, hack to 4 to .1, gif*. plate to imi 3figniotiette as Twat favourite. Panic mkt& ;o : rise for the Derby ; and there is nom appearaoca id itts his pro vost proomisisot ststlooe The bettirtwali "sr? , without being heavy. - ..,c, el= ..!:.; Rtbsulsw•ses. . i • - •:. L. 14 ' 2. - 5 to 4 apt The Moslem it to 1 art S to 3 apt linty - 111 - to 1 sist h r a a b7horal • Deasy. i 1.10 1 agitillowowe: v.. (110 4 1 .P1M0Z.0. W 17 to a meat " tot not ~ ,Bosos: ‘i tO to 1 apt Miaow •'- • ' SO te 1 apt Tho SID to 1 opt llspist ,• : , • is tot *se Witaretsti tit to 1 apt Goidard. . St to t:apt OromoriO tit col apt. Tho Gaiwral ::., 40.t0 t tett Flom . t 117 to I opt natio Xi io I opt *rat [sto II Pails apt Goalipli 10.a loo )-+ 150 to 1 Ooartli apt. • . . : ..:mig t (t a k e s). . • • • 111 taker' iiirtiOtteito . -., ~t 15 to 1 apt,Panplina -Itio t apt Pawn ' 14 to 1 apt. Po!Pam .; Ott rapt Rad* - 4 ' 90 to I apt Motil $ll6 I- apt 011apto - ':do to i sgettould •". StAil I apt .gaaabotli tO to 1 apt tiasolik: .kte to-1 apt Henry . ! ::i.... ... ' • Dolic,arata 40. Lassa. - ,: *tit apt Nedliasite ILito t . apt Primal • Ali tot apt Crime.% likto. 1 apt &Matti 7 . :10 0 1. - asit: _. !Muni. ISt° 1 apt Otlyfit .. 111 tot Stet MUsjc 15 to I apt The pains -• Pak s„•. -. 1 ANION - HUNT • RACINI--IWHIPTILD.: an Mn-.-Illy•Telal Stakes of 10 mond.' ends Cara ages. •rb.• lam mita. ._.. • ••• ..'' Mt. VYates'sVo. PEA Pr ,bsonser to 21. Poli i rtiold I Sir: Marie% li: L Rea of. , 4 yrs. old, WA . 2 .Mr;Giabarois to is. IWO: S 1116 01 4,' sic • • ''•. • • . 3 114. irA 14444411011Wi r eat Ida Mire* yes.old, 2so 2110. • . 4 Ms, _ eigdel) • • lg• g. tintllsnaoo4,aryn. OA. sm. south I -AI: . s The: (Awls( sacred ion woe mot 0.0610.0414641 Lessees trAierg ik. Rapes Osmommo4,4lkrAlkasaily's Rase aapo's 40wpabsosso:mat slirollsardevivatlea Ma. A Walt MIAS mares lauss.•i .4.k %akin oftll=l2i Wiellesilledepbare , s's &A: TairMur 414 MN 'IIMO..+T . 1 s Argisirimh e v ipiits. arge IN*. inbr,:. 4 . g `; Gump i si e ssiii v %It. • as .4.. R., 3 stated, but vivturtt_slessiliQPNßll"Wislossiey's ..e.'Cask's woad:. WO...Losordosg Ashisousue, Co'. Goons, and iile. *earls illonabilks ,'e. 4d s .4. A Gse F ac ioa" "IR ta . TA 114i01,W1 • ef. Plata of 50 scrwrisoa r amid A11,,,,11me2911.2 horse. Hants—tom milks. . I. May Plowar l ty Conionilalol 4 ,ol , • • • v •-• .... b 't"'is " 1 • 1...0 1 1 b. m. MOs lass, by Wsp4F~. 4- 0 1 0 • • • ' • oil ",c,.;. 1 1 0 .m. Lady Jaw, by Fitaisasoki,yrailkt 1 0 0 b. in. Vasco. 1 yrs. old, ltat4ll,, -. ..., 0 0 2 s. Sandy, Sr. old, flit. 714, ,J, ~,,r..,0 0 0 ROYAL RUNT& .. - liti~ ^ .~. $ • .•.. 14 1M I SMIZATIMONXISOCatte its -14 . 04idafta AtAlia g iltahikets.. at George and yaks,* wanton, entiiiiklavanant td ad 4 averiseament. • • • • • Nitta*hod sitiPwitci, _ stew per Maced Turing wh -way her traversals ; . ...- ....- _ • Eiste beim& overbei% mishit, four maim of thedeck,boats, &c. Pik 1111 days, in side hotel* cooditiess, the unfortunate survivors silillmrted their. wrotebod Wilmot by actually feeding oo the dead bodies of those who 04 on th e ,Wreck, when tbay wcre KlM "diaaally Mien in wftb; and rescued from their horrid state, by his Nijsity's dap Stator` Frofti beicasintander, Lord &sou, and hii °Beers, sissy stecsivod the utmost possible Sympathy, and every f . gbeb was aid for tied, oesnfort end attommorintion by his ip, whose . conduct _towards them, the Captain soma° lan. on his pa pate is suificient to express—for had they remained a ilfthisw, they must inevitably hive perished, ismitsle been brow* on board is a complete state of vahmsstion. " Tht laced* , a lithessist wursebitis *kora istr iveei•4ll Lltqtrt I • ofimumnat, wen.** Mellor* skip iktosdoe.'"ille% , Iftwitll4tlp. tiai 7dt laatnlK in lat. 44. 1.. Ov long. :t. W. rhea! Mary, n(31111 teak Iginsam,ltteter, be" ad frisk NU" irvoisivia, Woad to L . .lTdrpeol. tiddler laden. (MIRE Want sisrgysX arates‘liygaili Sid a peffect *reek : took 1 sir Ibit alailsr. Ids wife. daresseenssa, and non female passenger, ma of a stair 0,17. Olathe let Pnbsvary the Franey, Mary ex- peiieneed a asset tresnendoas gas *f.'s-Ind front the W.fol, Wiring * which ike carried sway her foremast : the sea made a coin NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • .Artred off Pensahee, the Madras, Firms, front Madras, with Sir R. Paster en Weird. The Chalks Grant, HAT sailed from Bengal teeth September. for Chita ; and having expe rienced a revere pleat wind, in which she lost all her anchors except the sheet, die put back to iCedgeree on the ttib of October, and it was Suppoied would be obliged to discharge past of her cargo. Foam:wry ' MAUCH 15.—. Wind W.—Arrived . the. Duke of Kent packet, from Lisbon, its six clays; and Laura. (luxe, from Bristol. Sailed the'Lord Melville racket, foriamaica. Purl/arm Mason 15.—The wind treeing veered rotted to the Base, and continued regularly to blow from that quarter, nearly all the outward bound merchantmen which have been detained in-our harbour have put to sea. Arrourrasiorrs—Captain J. Coghlan, C.B. Lieuts. W. F. Bond and C. A. ilarlow,and Mr. Alex. &untie, Purser, are appointed to; the Forte; Mr. Peter Parket, Master; Major Hull, and Lieut. G. T. Appleton, Royal Xiatines. Messrs. R. Gousky,JohnJatnes, and John Gray (d), Assist Surgeons, are appointed to the Ganges. Lieut. W. Musair Smarts is app ointed to command the Ports mouth Semaphore signal station, vice Lieuteniust Sunless &ATTU, appointed to the VICTORS'. Poaysseootts, IWASOT sg.—Wind R.N.B.—Arrived the Prin. cess Royal, finastwoov, from Gurney. Drat, Hazen 16.--. Wind N.B.—Passed through from the River, the Tyne Amnion, for Jamaica; Arethusa, Svaanact, for &. Vincent's; &loth, Farman, for Sts Übe's • Ocean, Putman, for Lima; David Walker, Amsanws, for enos; James and Theresa, Ayres, for Boardeaus ; Success, &faun, for Gibraltar; Scandinavia, Cssantioeneveon, for ; Henry, Was:nisi- LAND, for Demerara; Loirestoffe. Mnenas.s, for St. Michael's;' James and Louise, for Boa deans; and the Caroline, ...00s, from Yarmouth for Gibraltar. THE THEATRE& ' froak:the NM, and forepaw time *ids timid, rims ticigni*e each e tart, orberoro about ; dominion el 'beer i basOfiagro mem Jar ;.tSsysktwbeet, • Davity,Liwit.: Last night a sew operatic plai..calW'kettirork i f, or the t.:xilet of Kasischetka, vial ProduCed tots theatre It is said to be from the pricive.titiO Mt, Kitt.; The following is an Outline of r tili :Wry me Count asayira# (Mr: Veasierj: *c Ihaeartaa Mithwito, basing leagued whit theTolee its deflected** Ilfieetleib Wtlen' Prisoner by the Reedine r and vat into *silo .us Neasseltatlou Here he Is treated hospitably Ar the Gowinar r opi -weer& An. the alrectilins. of his deughtiter dikpsnien .( e rt i toyirt) 4 hate Charms heel also saidsied the &tare ot'et ( M r 'llltaaason). The decided preferenewiteefettetbleodin tab. ollihnosesio. exasperates the passion• et, peeiniel; end with his inewal of , jeaJonsy the !Crary of love is growing tng6tltei . lni eiesplrset. to their ; the" ittisilfdtent nutpielon of tics •-• am, ivaiougr of , on his part ; these eonfliedng Interest over the early In the honour otikays seine to. his marriage c;rcustastanees, and 41 tremor, and reveals ~.-: , is is turn saved . main milted, seize Wavily seeks the palace. 1 dos, bat Antonia " midden taken from _ Syron's story oe .._ Arolever, is rq lentices. arid fires the moment that &wham, r Ins who, as it may now be foreseen, reeeives the foal shot. 2. Governor is then made piisoner by the conspirators; but as' it is necessary to reconcile his Interests with those of hie daughter Ind her husband, an 'imperial Ukase is opportunely received, meas. ns.madiag his arrest. He joins . the exiles in consequence, and prow , pares with them to embark. Thus terminates the piece. -Wel almost forgot to mention /Worsen lark, an exile, a poor who bating retailed some snare Omi t , IS punished for his as if he had, been guilty of deems. - - : +.. • ‘'• 'I• " ,. This play is altered from the Germane df Kotzebue. Among the characters introdsced into.the piece (which are not to be found is Kotzebue's) is that of °Tristram Stark (Mr. Hattirt), who professes to be a man of 4 letters and a poet, exiled to the snows of Kimtschatka, on account of an epigram which. after ell,,was stolen .from the English.. If be had eseeped-poniMment for, 'the libel, therefore, he ought ter haver lingered for the theft. The bustle and buifociarry, the misplaced riii i ' *tuationt and disproportioned griefs of . this epigram assist gave animation .to several scenes,- and ez- - kod a good dell of merriment in the. audience.—ls By his banishment, he bad to lament the lois:oil& !'select library," which was behind:his window shutteei and 0 comprised all the Russian .Poets." Upon the whole, we think ibis " operatic play" very creditable WV, Vie taste, goad sense, and &emetic talent of the autho r{ and May venture, to predict for a tOnsiderisble run or 'weans. . Miss FOOTs performed:her pert with more ,energy and•effeet than ordinary...lt vasuld be medical" 'to particuleride the merits of the Other performers, wl4 All did -.their duty well towardif4e author and. chili Audience. Two of the scenes wan particularly striking, nod the imitation of a fall of saisereornmanded general applause. Themosic; which .was selected from various composers, Was of pleasing cbgrarcter and well adapted. COVENT-GARDEN. ciapiedrof The Good Natured was revived at thii•Theatre last sight. WARDS played' Honey 000 d susterill, andjudir iousi y. JON as's cofteef Lofty are etvelly felicitodtl2- ereeker, exhiNLa his accustomed - /stiff* li.priheisied *together id s e t iOcifirto. the ~Theitxe, and Toe jrNtt repittO • • ' • deatiatiottets appointed to advance mow asnk otanglaad.wthe soennetcial and' ma‘ Is at Gusga4„hitge iuthed4 irmilS4R4o. flffgrit, applicat oni Ipr CA WOVOit. t 4 4e , griased,eithr. , en : I pet,espl svcority, and .they .add, decleit with in 'every itrt , rice; Monday, a bee deer esestAsenied trim where ,'hoot was a anommeo,llll4olspegfOnabref;allekd ; the deer showed mot . Von for Inward* of Allt• retried ws• taken to the left of HMI* es dm Hill, after ill ehmO. lord Marytioroitgh attended AO ebaso. Wednesday she Mg's' Stag Rounds turned. ouco ♦ape deer at UM Hoose. for tbe day's diversion, width, the dry bag 10 % was unnskroasfy atioded. The deer set t in grand etyleibrongb the Melamine, takings* the left across the .Batis road, thtod#tbe Gelds towards the. Tbeenee. which he creosol .11,11 t 'bathyal& The sportsmen sad bounds-canie by lima and. Window Belilge, and through the town of Windsor, on the other sidissfiCiewevre n.wed ,the chase, taking upthaweglp, she erdotto the righted,' Sul Har coureskSt. Losomdia Hill), where this Seer was psiten ogter excel lent spurt. although het A 0190 . 110. • .. . ; trtsEPLI CHAszb. A neck and melt steeple taus task plata en Wedissday morn lug between Mr. ilanswien sporting celebiith etrPla Owiluans and Mr. R. Greaterouz, for a sweepstakes of 30 sovereigns each. The three competitors are first rate fehAtuttOri, sistfb. ground was from Cleabitam-laes Rath se she'vreiteirs of .IP/indoor Great Park. lit. Ramadan *pea hie fasnons *Wet ailinilltam cut out the work, followed by Captain Oweama ors Tumbler, and Mr. Greateron: on Kill. The ground 'is about eliiitt elles, and it was a bet race till the crossing of tbn,llegshot-read, when each crossed the country in gallant style,. tae tag . for, 0111 ram Iteebinghant was first la sightin crossing tba new mile bo Amot rice course, 'tumbler Isla settled; audit week Ins doe between the two, hat Rockingham was the dewily ily,k gilaiter of ' • BAZNIrt Armee AM Dent whalett 4i money. ISt. s•sidis,lee this fight, was nude geed' ast Ilessdsraight s and a geod deal of betting hallowed; fis 4 es .%taseb t • .IThemen will fight en Tneeday twat, abysm twenty miles *pp igesilla. and both are in tip-tep timbales. Milano: wins, MI iiiela” . a ' candidate . for thelavours of Illek Curds. ' m 0311.10,0001 ' COMMoII Comunti,Y tf a i l i t rillfito gib Vona of Common Council bald at, i • l ire baseness was of inconsiderable importance. tepoitelsithe City Lands, and received Nut rill the grown Sou*erd is hit OS; and painted twin c'elk° & ties and• eseartieet emboss° who ushmterred his screices. The gentleman approached v... ;. hem, sad attempted to seise thelit both, gibe had seeellsliy Vf.hitus 1 7'777 mad hand something to her companicm, which he coocluded to be jrigflent• be etobrit Orae. 'At the moment of his seising them, one Me them manirr y etio kappa a perm on the pavement, whieh poresibe rmasedietelt itiet it repr o il w as sot the stolen one,,aod icritesd ribeftWwwild; ' ' • not pen with the damsels, so that at last compankm gel , may, t hous being no eonstableat loud l'hbrthweeatimiaiN ,,C f spums &Add et &By, in arks el her protest atiessindlist clastiont f rom4 b,. so n Bank r.E be crowd,until he dtlivered her into the castled; eqifecr .• • A , -1 .7 Akers of thisatabileitment. f .191 11 0tanlig Imam tt • le, Mr 4116106.1611 , 011111141 1 M1 1 .0 needebte *kb Wise , tiagsthat kr 4 1 'aces at ill s 4&•! s W"ti. , !!" -h** Wfws•P'llw wits C e t V VISO felf. o l l l ivelt ka further essiblidtion. , dsdeetAefi~r Oul#tprr The purse ateplisilllitSeviiviettet. eel Welt the p :tainted* Worm lacampase d of coloured beads, with a silier an " Jae, ;MM. Weill clasp; andifse Caws a re inion that she has stolen it. be observed. bolsi the ttranie 44. ilia tame time glair vo lr ir l 77 l ßig l ite 7 I is rowing up ;lemma • roe frippd,,s,,thez.ve lhaied tiasplrsey . ter wedeln* klieClttatign, and recocre e r "1"; the etsailidteut el 11111 P .Alisitisie 'WO*►'A ' 2 ___ " 1 4 Warr *mess the SO MPOggignalki tlegisere,a°4 - f ii ttlituri,„„Tilta envoi et the w a a oadd ar ipi a • - Mtv<Palueerrell:p the ear ly part' of the gze - 741W Goterner Mikes °Mayer*, bestak on MKhk freeilom, mid con- - roe funowing i garriatlP with Akins* BkiefterrA swere-of ire Wiauskt. Mr. Ci 1, reveal and drive the nto despair, Es k osniolsof th e Xatas-at..Cioosu s eenspir." ' amsed e , AI the Intertt whi acy tils hr Wait MIA' By thejtelp- - Farmer's __ and bna, • her dater (Mho Cebsir). lilksinm"Ws ' thraugh the rips• illastft• en Om issistiolittiatek MO: Burton's p. I at are and renew him, lisp Ovule:thou 0id,..105t..71h. It ether. are soon met by beisief the • *4 IllOberea about tots& vengeance Mt Aiirel rer wooed n idd,l at. 71b. heir cause; but Alliapibmtef °soiree's ittemberhand Mr.Mrke's tar Id by the leterpodtion a ;be Count, The.sonspiressocs 'Mu 'labium's's la seize the fortress by warner. 'to l d , Count Wren. Csrillin's ch. I the palace. Tbe Governor ;presents bispittpl kit shoot Mask throws herself before her hirer itiprWect him, s Irons Lord Blr..'s story of Heiden • liar rather, Monday, a fine Lands, and Cern and Coal Clmmitteei, Wet 4 received and adopted. The. Cow; gate. a -pnasiitriiial vote of 'thanks, on the :tuition. of Mr. JUPP to,, XLSCILAWDMIL GALLOWAY, Esq. for having preseatt:d tine it with a .-• of• , press excellent workmanship, for. the p . pose of stamping the Corporation seal to olOcial dOenmlnts. I t • • _,,COttN TLXCHANG le, Ma RICAAIII4 , 17. .71w . *(t.tettla this week are nsederate. Wheat It 'et endpo s 'ft. . keplint of the decline of Finer. - . , •. as, sad ress a nted4lll* fest "notices. Thirois batiks!" . „.•,,, fot Oats, 4M:efts* Os sty noinipsl.---Attinis t ', c- ~, s , t i • . 4,010 , i r N kVA VolVlTl L Fl Cl li s graite ln .lll. - -1 j il V k tut. Our Meet V o gt, on actwoot of the - • , ' I t lay, ..... 'i ti ,, o b i be l ie beteg Wet* 4s. it Li 4g. t•,, • •ne ; and 1 1 11estscr..31. tft Ss. Wit. pet Att. - llottass Is el* 1, t• ~` 411. Id. to 1p,.. rwr spot Etc the hat News; IRA die, 4 , art Sheep 4 it l a ta•• 4 s o 44 ' 44 . :0 1 1, 1 ‘ , . lik.Ys4lo4 tmk % **atlas *.• - f 4 d,zer atoi!,' ./10. 41 .W404”10.1M0 1 4. 8 ; Shigh 74(4_ 710 3 JIM:. App, • ', . . tie. ‘o lo lLis 'glib f Whilitii. :o;ift w ei,#}•_ veal, Sq * I se. toes. ed. Perk , sa. to Ito.—illoy, pet load, t irtsol issl,tos. Cie- -1 ver o 4s 101. to AS ; Straw, set Os. to Cr. 1