Star. — London, England, 1820-04-11 00:00:00

ftIDDErishELI), FROM OUR COkRESPONDENt • Two more arrests took place yestetclity ; a n d 3 cbd siderable number of pkrsons, against whom infotma tiara had been laid, have absconded. ' It is quite certain that a regular chain of commu catiott Is kept up, by means of delegates, throughout the whole of the manufacturing districts, extending in a direct line from Nottingham to Glasgow, Paisley, and other parts of the North, and branching in all directions across the populous and extensive Counties of Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Cheshire. How the present state of things will terminate, I dare not venture to predict ; but I am sorry to say, f r om my own personal observation (having just re turned from my annual journey over the Northern Counties), that the great bulk of the working pepu lation evince a restlessness of temper, and so strong a desire for a change in the existing order of society.' that it augurs no good. I have convened with many of these deluded men, and endeavoured to point out to them the folly, as well as the danger, attending the line of conduct they were pursuing: bet their general reply is, that they care little for the rouse. quences ; that they would rather be killed, or safer a violent death, than sea their wives and children fa. mishing around them, for want of those teetsforn which their industry was once went to obtain for them, but which they cannot now procure by their most laborious exertions. It must be allowed, that with respect to the poor weavers, and the manufacturers of low goods, they have but too much reason for their complaints; but it is equally true, that there are, evert. in this very neighbourhood, many hundreds of workmen who might have employment, at tolerably fair wages, but who prefer standing out until they can obtain t'teir former prices, which the present state of com merce will not allow the manufacturers to give ; nor is there any probability of their ever again being enabled to comply with the demands of the men in respect. You ask me how we feel here ? I assure you we are much alarmed ; though not more so, I should imagine, than the inhabitants of the other manuface turing towns in this district. The military are con. steady on the alert, and have been much harassed. I understand, during the last ten days, several per- 1 suss bare quitted the neighbourhood ; and I raiich l fear, unless something be speedily done to allay th e dangerous ferment, that every one who has the ability to remove, will quit these scenes of terror and alarm. There is a mischievous spirit abroad, and the times are awfully pregnant with danger. The face of society is island changed for the wont. Instead of as industrious population. with ehosifet decent apparel, the eye now CLICOUIULTS, every tern, groups of squalid human be. whose tattered clothing bespeaks the wretched. ' their condition. And• yet these miserable congregate together, and talk of their lasi , and'of the absolute necessity of a Revolutiso Reform in Parliament, with as much early* self-impostance as the ablest Senators I shut* forgotten to tell you, that this neigh. so famous for the scene of Olivet val• been again visited by two of his Aositatriiii and I have-no detubt that numbers of are traversing the country, taking ad. the temper and distress of the times, tq deluded and dissatisfied workmen to acts and rebellion. May they add their guilty meet the reward they se justly merit. just learnt that the** is to be a most rig)d to-morrow, in all the neighbouring townships, and other missiles. If anything occurs notice, I will write you again. Papers of Saturday arrived this forenoon. Chamber of Deputies, on IFFiday, /IL , DV• ;ght up fit= the Committee of Petitione d , on two remarkable Petitions—theone ives of twenty-one persons condemned t• consequence of the deplorable events 140 . at Grenoble, in May, 1816, complaining •of justice ; and the other from Lieutenant. Donw.asusw, demanding that his conduct. in command of tho armed farce at that pried, judged of by the Tribunals. The Can. recommended that both Petitions should he the President of the Council of Ministers.' Keeper of the Seals. Itrinister of Justice. discussion of some warmth ensued, but the re emmendation of the Commission was finally adopted division. amber afterwards commenced the discus the Finance Project, article by article.— will end is beyond any reasonable conjec. will be food for a month at least. NEWS FROM SrAIN. _ _ received news from Madrid until the arch- A Journal, The Desperiedor Conitw trains a very remarkable Manifesto from isbal, who seems desirous of playing the ttiline ; he is at this moment at Madrid, a great noise in the Club established at house Lerenaini, on the place du Sol ;anization of the Constitutional Govern on with a giant's step.•-Gesdie de "roan. per cents. Friday,- 73 fr. 95 lav e arrived to-day from Holland and irticie dated idanhdimt Mkrelr3l, sa y s '" We With much surprise, ill tome of the Jour. . • • pals or Paris whith hive fitailej us , that tlieA itive been serious tronlai it lktlin 'that theginvisiii - 160 ii r ie44 ordered to fi re On tfiejitic?ple, and had id:me& . bah received many letters fiwii but they .do not contain anything of an alarming namie; and we can venture to affirm, on the credit of paiki* 1 who have connexions with Berlin, that the fiesia* totally void of foundation. We are informed ) tisat' M. WEINTER, bookseller at Heidelberg, and Mem.' ber of the Second Chamber of Baden, has been qtr= rested in the latter city, upon the demand of the' Court of Prussia. osasoca v.i d a)ility to t' and alarm. There is a ars awfully society is in' beholding_ looks and Cl at alimost er lugs, whose Doss of thei MOONS CO Liberties, and and a Refer ness and sell I bad alm boa:hood, a lainies, has b fraternity; a miscreants vantage of 1 incite the de of violence a employers a have jus search to-mc for pikes at worth notice Paris Pap In the Chi lIIIILL broul a Report on t the relative' death in col happened at of a denial a General Do' r• the comma' • should be j aaittee recoil emitted to and to the A discussion eungtnendati without a di The Chan sloe of the When it veil It wil We have Lt March. • ral, coot °lalt Adisl rt of Cat d makes g (offee-h Ti e orgy tft goes . 1 tread, 5 1 1 1..i1s ha tan "ern. An article Ave read, r • ST. HELENA. 4 . ' ,iitifh • • Detachments of cavalry; Wised in town lan night, prepnratfiry.to the trial of the State Prisoners; Ism of them is quartered in the King's Mews: . tieutetunttieneral Sir Loivnt COia has mil* 'in Dublin tb succeedtieuteniint:General Sir rtil sii second In command in Ireland. r tf ... A draught ofdie First Itqyal Scots left Dublin last week, on their rotate tb Cork to islibark for India. Estract from a letter from an Ot#Cer; cliamining I an accdunt of the mortality among the troops In Jsa snake, by the yellnw fever which prevailed thite in the course of la yeak I :arre n ßegimeat—irmodett oiled 290; women 72; HI se, Aka Ware 17, died 10 ; Oaten' why. 4 &ad 4 ; Olicare claims S. died 4.—sock Iteikaast-10 leers, ad 5 wpm died...4llst Itaglioest—l 74/sier..l Opals, And 40 men died.—illth Beghlwato--Panaster died.—Royal Artillery-1 Captala and MANS died. It is now some time since the Public had any ilk 'formation respecting a matt whose name was oncli the terror of the world. We are happy, therefore, in having it in our power to lay the following letter from St. Helena, which has just reached us, before our Readers • 44 DEADWOOD, Ss. Hamm, Faisumw 8, 1880. " MY DEAR Sin—Supposing you might wish to hear of the great max in this little Island,• as well as something respecting others of less importance, - 11 shall give you a small abridgment on both subject's. To commence with the most interesting one (if gam,- bees and repetition have not entirely created an in difference on what was once considered of witch suoment), General HONAPAETS is in good heakh, and has been so for a considerable time past. I beet sees him often, at a distance, in his garden—outside of which he never appears. In the morning, he sometimes appears in a dressing-gown and red cap. and at others, in a jacket and straw hat ; he works himself, as well as all bis attendants and Generals (a lesson to human vanity). In the evening he is in full dress, with a star on the breast; he sees no strangers, and disappears when any approach him. His new house, which is close to hfs present resi `len* is nearly finished, and will be fit for his re 'ception in about three or four months, if the furni ture, &c. arrive in due time from England : it is a substantial building, all on one floor, and the diffe rent suites of apartments are really handsome aisd commodious. He has a carriage and horses at his command, and he can now ride, without any restric tion or attendant, within a space upwards of twelve miles in circumference, with variety of bill ind dale, bUt not well wooded : however, all will not induct hint to mount a horse or carriage. The BRItTRANDB dtiVe out very often, and the other people ride about ever/ day. g 4 The society here is very limited t Sir fillfbloll Lows entertains frequently, and her Ladys,bip makes the parties at Plantation-House very pleasant. We have a pretty little Theatre here, which is some amusement to us. Our Comasssausling-Officer, Colonel , Dens, played ratite slew weeks ago, in great style, almost without stuffing, and your friend at tempted Hotspur, which he had Were tried at Colombo. " Notwithstanding all the disagreeables ascribed by some of the Papers to the climate at at. Helena, I pronounce it to be one of the most healthy in the 'acrid, that is, on the hills about Longwood and. wood, -and, indeed, the whole interior of the Islands the 68th have not loft more than three or kir men from sickness during the last twelve months, and the Officers have been remarkably healthy. The testae weather we have is 70*, and the thermometer is seldom above 88 9 : two blankets are necessary slitting nine months in the year. : 4 # The pay is nearly as pod as in India, and better Hass ii Ceylon ; and though every thing is dear in , eaky% yet our being supplied with forage an d rations, and ,the liberty of procuring all kinds of articles from the Company's stores, prevents veer feeling the effects of it : so that, upon the whole St. Helena is not a disagreeable prison to a pool', man, who cannot live in England without running in debt. I cannot as yet say much in praise of the diorigines of the land, but they are improving by the late intercourse with the King's regiments, though their improgement has partly been produce d by a kind,of physic which has not been always palatable. Themes, as well as the people, are much boner of log, aid a snre.footed horse will travel over the , it dad liaise. la lb. hoses. plass. *sea IlastMd. .-v •. ' --. • • Lard Thalia:o4 is Milifidh.i"6osp4iev" beak bis slab . " Lardißarsard, as Oardssiktisel a Alialambosssaas , frets seat is Naas. Sim IlireDam, at tiellifli itikiri, Cesbpar-artet, 6111 hila mt. rt.. •.. , • . - 1 ' at aft., Petit Maw . .--„- •.. • . at Ye awe ii lirasifliate. hpi, *eft 11.81V6V vime r%rfaillis- •' . . - i ckszige. , b . iiKik*ierest,llitsiii . * 1 4 Oglitstiblawer ftits. her sat is Asseask, St* at Ms /Wiwi la Arliagtassasrost a a.. wParalmisa rob. Toad**. : It. 0.. Nog. sad badly. at Karat's Std Villa eftr . lrallit dilt atai i alt esli te nt , =4:41, .. ww" . bids s' Ilkiatbsay. 111. K. PM" Ibi. fie &ail .. Owego. Iras. at dint. Jobs Kuv, Ides. a 1 Idaseasi Mad latant. .at at% etala Chil ik ital = godi say LowstiOod •- liatikam. Xs" as dim Mi. isd.birs Owed sod "wally, is Itsdhed-alusito, Axes lesti t ur .:a ta . . at Obtardos Ms lipastsseass la St. Jaates's-plaat, Odle* la tbrahatoies. big Loris* pra tasetilo Nu as .!• : - • • ala tirafrollit • dohs IfalhglimbASlOlLhAme lid MI& liallidass_ p , _i se Lad sad La4y tiattaintaV lit Uttle oat,. tpitp ..a. Ladisaisitisai - • ' - . JEr. sat Ms liasiviryine s tas MINA wage. 6 04 — Ol 44 .1 1 6. 1-lA—TlB,6—.-0111 6. ‘ - • . 1 0.1114 4il VSIIOOOIII6IWIR alillerli Hipli e . i ► 4 • . :' to Ter!. s .• ..,.•:..Ma • .;tiaarit4a 8 , fts r2tS /14411 2: 11IF = 11 SlT* l7 4 l4iii**l6. " . . . ~. =UK ; Visi lbi ladaillild as Iblibliebtis likerase 4.oertplid bribe Mosul PhiMikit t ta I . !ondiro t in-ice issultla t " 2, 1 .1 . •: . 111141 111 a 1 -Hope" e. , . lag 11.4. •••• it list a 6 Maad-la•Maild ass * V Mae • - - tiNli o s lssporisi - • MS 9 V Wks - - lIST .11 1 Albtas • • • SO le $ gwrii Isikaor *is is 9 peiter part 4thent—but. they are yet very iongh , sad alp 'lncepting on the racecourse at- Deed, wood, there ie scarcely an even hundred yards to be set with. The whole Island wants weeds--parts of k. are grand and terriac, but scarcely picturesque. have taken a few views, but cannot make much of the newsy as yit." loath were yesterday received from Helens Ayres to the end ef December. At that date, Sir TEMA/ -Hazer with the greatest parr of his , was in the River Piste, The Vengeur and So were at Monte Video ; the Creole was costing home, and was to sail about the end of January; and the Hyperion and Tyne were going round Cape Hera.— These letters contala no news, though they allude to' Lard' Cocnaapes repulse before Who, but without further details .1 indeed nothing recent had been received from Chili, the bring etill intercepted by the bands belongleglo Auras, rendered an conimanication impossible. The Observer Newspaper, during the last Quaney, of Thirteen. weeks, from January Q., to March !ff. printed 197,130 copies, making an - average sale 15,163 Papers each week. We yesterday gave an account of the escape DAVlS,Captain from Giltspur-stritt Compter. It is said a fleet horse was waiting forkliiin in ffinithileld t on which he immediately tode off to Ornkdba be entered a chaise and four, which was *leo in lea. diners to receive him, and In which he proceeded te , stiownovhere he embarked on board a vessel there waiijaato carry Wre s t° France. It is supposed that he was out of tit kiagdom five boon Nix Lilt the prison. . • - • . ... • ''' ." ii ... ilii • iikiritrgt — • • • _....:-.7.i.- Ai 1: _......... ~._ . ...... . . •• . .1. .." 1 4. 01 'al aril ‘ ca sw tual in Liu .... . .. __ . The 'hate Friends; *6;44 I ron , L on d on foc Win, m it 11 tr i m . 1 a the state Prisoners; i art two anchors and cables on the tsth ult. on a lee shore; or,* ''• the, Kitties Mews:. , &Aar, but, having beearsupplied iviib others, pacieeeded wan Elsineoir on the 18th. LoWnir Cola has an ibtml The 'Sallower, Firms, fide irolighaii foi•LitraiiiPtal,lnai - -General Sir EDirsiiib into Sn he's an FridaY, leaf. -, Itelond. tag Courier, Ounaa, has ar rived at Croailhavin, Stan it. .. rd tt lia ; la Ar dietreM eat. I'. ZuWnialidtoS.ljPtild°9-ArrivCarg!vd thescldlik.chinlihnfa'- ' -4. t Dublin last - India• shibeAtielri; from London for the Mauritius and China ; Star, 'jail% nirradar, front London for Thaws ..,. train Iwo/on . Ceylo n ; . haus li!irlians, Caussa4, for the Cape of Good Hope; Resolution ; .I...laalac from London. for Gibraltiti, lite. ,Mary Ann; Wheal, front • Lentisis for Quebec; Norfolk Hetb, froth Landon for I , Zoit Braiaswick; and wend others; naniei unit/town: nusernt ' . Anuz. 7.—Wind VT.S.W.—A t rited the ti s k, Cali, (tom the Cape of (head Hotta ; in .93 days, for Dublin lfeonsen, Bea, hams Weymouth far Quebec ; Lord Ches. .. 15 , kim D u tt, with Mills from New York and Halifax; Jammu, from London fir Madru and Bengal; 2=4 Colons, from London for . New, South Wales, with i• and Athity, Srvaa. from London for Quebec. &died Se 'lhii Mlkess, Wittman, for St. Sebastian's; and Batavia, ULU. Apmeirdam. • Ptalgousui Mali s.—Wind il.R=.-Argived the Wauvisoi Cots. from London fur Jamaica ; Antelope , Lawaarr, from for Gibralta r ; limereld, GALtute, from Pcetounouth lit . . . Si r James Kew* Rotuma ; Lams* Gothart; and Maaar, from Loadoli for Quebec; lady Ana. Joitthi k ; for Newfoundland) It a Matilda, Catiadno, from Ida, toglierim•Atstivi‘eal fro am; Zeateo Mary, • Th Gmma, front' Terceira ; and m ...e letter has salad hat Lando*, "Illisilinewi* At** le-Wind W..-Sailed she .I boor; ausa, far Landsat gad tho - .• 'ter blefed ifr a s tjeny's ship Thum, ail*. Ati: SOO% lasi ter feet service, is seal] ha As ..s-: mum - r il lioldittoorr, Ogoide Gatide, -has been paid ow, ad lim4; .itteathoril.• She is to be kefitted,tur the gninkitip as the sisetlatan and uses of the Bm.what are to be tuned • .' - sia - k — her, when the law:up* will be ro.cominimioned • liA l - Captain Satostanao, foe the Sak - of Mean Admiral Sir Gia . .*4 Mama* who has ban appointed einninamkr in Chief in dm us Othello AS Guinea,- Mediternalean.—Tbe Surnawaihno sloop of war; Othello' Brown Stout . 179 lr" sailed en W for Choler.; to be paid ollsand re-ceen. The Marsden Cab . . ' alissicaed...-Liant. W. R. Wasp is appointed to the flarruo.---! The New 'het - "din at Spithead—Phaeton Peder, and Resolution, &yentas • The Dyer* ditto - . *Ober. la Harbour...Queen Chatlitte, Ramifies, Albion, Lit: liigbgate diet. . rep, Active, Tamar. Eger* and Sappho ; Caneleon, lieenatii• eiremete testis. • cruisif; Quail and Viper men; and Royal George yacht. • Two Chesnut Geldings . lan Goblins Ansa•lo.—Wind S. &Wows. Arrieed the Partridge, Broca" ' - • ditto . . • . 99 Ditto. - Mai won. for Madras and Bengal; the Woodlark, Mouth, . Ik e w apa b ock Brown was b oug h s b y the Hanoi . at as. froweditio, fer New South Wales; Henry Williams, Wane*. sari;a ; Othello, by Mr. TISOSALIIN hosier, of th 1, from ,Ifet:Malta g the Pilchard, Cuiten, from Africa, for. and sown Sent by Lord Ifaaasousw, Who bid 1190 gaineas ip pp.. l4:i°Clan ; 4 _...;......._ "Wie of York, London ; FDILATI"' from St . e._____ Michael's; the c k w ass I Mr. m amma parckaaed tka - H aw H ack. , ......uvey, CLIZISZNIIN, from . and the orasullTlM entatre, f rnie e front a., : Siled, the Commodore Hays, Akaixa, and the MIRTING AT TATIRRSALL'S TAIrtiMIDAT. • newt Buns , fir L on d e& il w pli t ikitd, f rom Af r k o o ws I ..a.1 ....., TeaDtlßl - • bum aut-....ttutothe, with lots of salts, mainboom , guns, gild . 75 Op NI agst Madam (talus) 1 tel agst Machu ." waterstaths„and within* any Provision' of water on board. oto 1 apt liable • is tel 1 agst At* Daas, Anus 9.-.:Wind West.—Arrived and sailed for the , . 7 - 604 soot Arbon* 38 b I apt &surd_ • Meer y, the Standard, Sisums, from Jamaica ; and ' , ,_ 11 - 1 1 P i allot Tim Duke • ad to 1 opt flit C. Bitabgre• Bad alliatton, Nworroat, from it. Ilielmirs.. , -Saikd the Pao: 19 to 1 apt es • Sae Widge, Amu*. for Madras and Bawl; and Woodlark, MOitilis. irta 1 iiiget Tease ' Si to. 1 agat WINN'S.. fit New Smith Wales.—Came donee from the River. the Ca • • • AWL . . nadayll/mampeas; Sophia, Bicrerr, and Jack Tar, Lanais, fof , 'Td 1090 apt thew f (token) . sto 1 ages Beierve Quebec; Kate, Sans. for Trieste; Sylph, IFILN; fey I tot 1 sae Marisa*, l ie to 1 agst.Piaderee at t Itailek Anma; for Tobago ; John and Robert, rabia' L - 7 ta" - ePt 'ride 11 to 1 spa Thames. 16 4 - 444/41 0 Pfrinidiltd, and Alexander;for • Montreal. IhNtibil • • - 1 - ' TROTTING . MATCH. of the °award bound sailed laic night , but have duce put balk. • :Mfr. Maaltaao's snatch to ride 14 Wise within the hour, took a= Attital l., 11111 tailed tat Lbe Rivet ,‘._ te ' da ii t b e Laril g esl6. ipbetr pate:day on the Ashford roods It was for 100 guhwello ' p goompepliesel4 and Lowth er C ast le , °Meet, WM. l id *Pawner weighs bentoss lhatteen and fifteen stone, and a r ‘; "wait Ba ll4ll , from. Jamaica, and 00 03 'Mends, SAW.; . Lgela s takkt th e wet Weather , w o o t wo toys , co t i me . m a ! lihreatnials.Caussiihniftun the River, the Active. Pao; ihr miles and It half were done inten weeds within the I Ptia ll a R'a Ithad4 Willaw.ind Mary, Ritim.svrood, A* 11=awl h our , and b a w d* dotaiste eras compietet in t o , Binstiona 4l ;ViShin and Martha,. DWI., for New Brunswick; - "•.. 1 aid SO seconds, sad the'hea s e benaftesaness became th e I. Wilbelmiaa, Wittily tat Montreal; Amity, 11 . Tra o far 81.• smirks at nto 4. In the third qu a rt er e t as h oar , t h e Ursa ad : • bell ; Fallm s Priblialars for . l a ibla ; Hannah , wA" ; 'Mart, ' Madam widths a Woad, and la the fourth he was ten seconds Ma n"? f Palm, Itrallawra; ;Sam" , • Riemsans;i,...„...... Ital airs • ova Ids thee. *Wing tai match by ;ow a ndaute. Ilawritar Mr ad Miami Gam' fa. claa '" ' W " df ' d. ---1. was Nut distressed. fat died- Hew% and•Nearom, ItAavalta, for Mita.... . , , marrow nnittuo nwe i ~. _ .. i Ploldf . . Caultifsolktbhia.tetnalas In the for. , 'the Arm s anti guano' to bail. Lot Darby's Stag Rem& Mee; ma Thsesday (she hat day m a i m 10 ~..3911 4d ll.V.—prived and salad ibt the Rivar; this annex, at Wrings ;Lull:(sheAlsip, thalaisdpath, hvea Madras; and Commodort Y, Anouta. Rati Whzwillun's Hweediaest tassern* at fluatirich Pee. * c o o od oottoa ; h ot ft o m p or ,, moo m. Cai ne down from dm, tures. et ters. • - • Blies, the Illisibetlx, Smash*" and Jane, Samoa, for Sierra ' • Lsotia; *dm, thatiroff, for . Quebec • and Sktpley, La thank. Assts astbe Rimini oh President of Qaesa's Col& fat M o und : they remain itilhe Do ' vnis; wi th a large Aset of Ig alk r lathe roam of the late Rev. Dr. Mum, de- anthutthosiat viands, detained b contrary *lids. - • eaandoebut the Rai. Blow Goastann, RD. one of the Savior Daps, Anis, is....Peosed by, . the Stu* Vander Capably • ska . tern. cassia to AA th at hanourabie and hareem Polardo.fadaliateoria, aad the MIME* Castle s :min Chinn. • - ' • Arms."o-'n , i *imam and Mary, Ha lo ,:' • •"" 1011131i111 11,11'TMUCED. • ' frels_,_ _laiia•ffse , got .4MM so the natside of tbs . ==t ir. dadrid air W. J. Eve. r•'""'= At the *Omar, but wall iv" cdr ;No • A. Blowy and brought in hent with little din*. 1 ZialpilPitaliKteiliagintral J. Dunlop. • a - ii"rig 56 water. • Daman er Boaeoaza—Sir litilliatu its* Mott* Boweriew, Awn. ft... Wind •Notth-WeswArdtedthe Mena • •Dr Ta illua lla Harare-.llir H. TARandkose -.. . q .Pat, whit a mail,, from. Carhavin. Sailed iko . PAINIIIMMILI ARRIVALS, Prim et Packet tot Holland, ,and Lady Nape= alio', '.., .: . I"ll4 4 ll3ll.llbgetegla r 1 , 411:1111 CraT Ladies I* l t i t he At g a ba a l tlV " ink *l . 11. 6 4:11rtived the . . • picket at y, ea Rantary, .a; their hem in Greeruser-ogure, troas Hailed; .and ;Arll Dupeaft packet from Stathara„datl . l .. • ailasais .alik _Loiseisit.• With with a MA' _ ` ... 11( Mdftawanw at Ida tense ia Orerrasessgusa, Wneluplr, Ann. 10.1-:The Factor, *awn% of Loatioa, . LershArdse, at Wiese. ia It. ham" &Om, from his mat, Pordshd,'llirilei illecorttmatelY caught and kith* Channel: Set' • .. kali Ms. Eger Wets ban IL ladors; was ma cis shore on tip Rothirelt dwell* &as may - cargo of arsageaieaseetly destroyed, *ls faced the void ~ _. flail Clarks Swine, lad the two Sensleasanat, win' will ha kat' , The etew are saved.‘Rhe. wind "h MM, bask tatuned frost the CaWo, so latuday, at the Doke of SAIL MI it berme; the destruction of the esold is • at his seat. !kilo, tong Basel • isavitable.: ' , , .. . • . . .•,,, od Chsham, Am • Sunday, at Vivart's Hotel, Livaatest, Allan ?.—Artived ths Thosta,- *t a sh from reele. from Bra not Ayres; the Mary, Racism sidled lee tads- 7. • .Thati Wadding at Amp, fun dm Condont. then* December, boat got cavalier, an the Basil& lad %Mims, at hi. guise in Drew Grillovesor4ireot, from adUrsvards got of, and' put Into Monte Video. vide her C his walk East. - •• • damaged • she would be discharged and' Uwe' tea. 06 411 3 lissieral Passiett. 14 his howls ßatina9lll4treet. Piesselly, ilds Febtaita*, in het. 3 del . & Mk- h 7 legt 'W. the *be wriewigooli. Reese, Wilts. - Jai* Beim, this jz , -f o w Cablutts: Also who& the Uri.: ilia Comm at yestaasatk ' ' Clash, \= i •' • . , . . Mk, Daemo, from . . Other ; . Orion, antra, &fit me ; Doke at 1 0 ,4111= aa frithe Ideditairdaran, and pep Ana, Wau..ins, horn Asamma.:At litioke; the tiers Ram* ..wo,-tram Liv - boo. At Thiblis, Ikk l / 2 liaweemb ; and Iris, Raid, Rani. Now York.. Ai • Wi Tat lkielst im mamn. 4..., from ladimmartaL At Loadondartt, , train Redisiam; ilita ihi e verua Robert Bu m & ROM Mr t iara •At Ont, Artless • Johnson,' his . • At Beim Aymr, !tram, • Oinklimei - . 71 1 1 ,;:get noiklui Lynda and Mikity ...mbar 'UMW fidget, ..-, boa Palimeth. Ae Hama booth, Ran% Thentam, [mai LON* Of Rik keit, Rehm. Ida, lieraedii, Nom Vets Cm. At Cadiz, Caelilia,a.,-, elm I.Mapoolpeoll Riehlid, Ems Wasuliall. .. u 4t . Ceitardi tea! Gemehmili. At the. asepatra, . _ Liderpeni; and Anon. Ibillit,TOlle ' Oemeist. (ff. a), Rif, 718 M, from Rfebbirk, • 1 Clignet-gilwail; Antaa.-.llOeM berardak 'The V .— limn Raab aattatiMa ; Tweelehmedne, Rem Wdrema ; tam, trimilt:•Vaffmj RAW* tram &anima Cbash 1 Ikea Demerara; PMeadi, tram Oresada I die And wide Jima, _train Al-; a Manning; teem en ;-.• odymtreinVerto Ricer-Ohiereil Outwards i . • tAwira, tokliseisp t , Noah it %WM; Van* fir mann r !idiom, foe nisibullihi Catharibe, for AV . 1.1 : fq ; c4 P r g ilitgab gtigial =fairS ortend P lm bi ttral-: ' to ' lair ADA, ; amid the Nato, god ems 111 = . - .. • • 'l.. ,• . ,Litards!..lkillaskteli, froth Staesida . .. • ;: - - . from , ; 4(fthet;toon. RattardaM•; . . - • itsilAielloWTlthea •a, franc Orb ; Re. . : 1 411111 . ObleV it eet Rime; /tries Fhb, from • _ i s'ldeteint, fro` _ - . anti reptlawftwil lik alMON . . .fisik-Man",:. ~ • f,. - 2:tei BillsU a frent liamoiai Qom., foam ; amp: .. teas j Ciths,Orsik tiiiiiu liminareb .1 . ••. , • OWN, tram Calnithel Vtillelterieir - , from . =;lo sits e,.. . ... Wen. from ;MOO mail iffiamithhaft, skis bred . Ostwarilit The Lied limmith, for Maka i ambooli t ; Far Randiarth ; foe cm"; Lillask. far °11.41041: •Delesebili Aldialeasir "lab= Eimer, 4= 4l44 Pierti, kz 1 ins 6„. i• far ilitseol blend; Martha. for Anima') ; *Mime 4ar Nem. ; Caltaimia, far Jamaica ; Cathedra, for Beldam; : • Puke, for Ifrsiaa i and the Raterpriu, C:iiiii tot the iiiiesaland Whilt Motu. • N \ 1 SPORTING. hileiriag lima" ' Yesterday the late the propoty of kb Royal lithriess the Duke of Item deceased, were }br to the hisasssar, and although de weather Was so unfavourable. greater aseemblagn of persons was aster seen at TaregasAaes. heloro.--The whole were in Ate eendithos, and sold at the tol iredag prices, although aolvartiaty Was given : • • • _ _ Paelteestn woeihk• The Woolvtleh Brown Ulf Gain_ The lap Oily • IV taw • •••• ;•••••• Yaw* Ridsords 07 Dbaso:'" The took Grey a 86 Dim. The try Horse 120 Dina SAW 11/44111191 714 - Itervey Kate The Beaty ditto . The Gig &Wag The Fishes eerie - - • enema bosom . 114 a 70 Ditto 34 Ditto. Ditto *as Ouineil. z 73 Ditto. 1110 Ditto. 47 Ditto. 73 Ditto. $4 Ditto.