Star. — London, England, 1830-01-19 00:00:00

From the Metsager des Chtertares. PARIS, Jut. 16. The following seethe misscipal articles of the Deem of Amnesty, issued by the Salton la the beginning of December, and tramadtted to All& Packs, Gwadar of Adrianople. " It bas come to my knowledge that some Rays' settled either . at Adrianople or in the neighbowring districts, and who, during ty events of the war, have conducted themselves in a manaer cos tive, to their duty as subjects, have Imagined that they would ee ry* reproaches from my :Sublime Porte, and that fear bad seized upon them.. Bat the truth is, that not only the gates of pardon and of my sovereign clemency are always open to those who repeanusce for their past conduct, and ask pardoo, but also %bat the °tetanus Government, considering the salutary peace n kith has beat concluded, regards the Repis in question as ai r,-mist pardoned. THE EVENING STAR. with British interests, upon what principle is France put forward as the real friend and protectress of the con federacy ? Is this the way in which they intend to show the friendship of England towards the people of Greece Although we think it was a most erroneous policy, to have nominated any person likely to excite such jealousy, as we see manifested towards Prince LEOPOLD, Still we are not the less deeply impressed with the im portance to this country, of rendering Greece powerful and independent. If the reports of the past week are to be credited, the Kura seems to have been the first to detect and disap prove the choice of Prince Laoror.n. We trust his MAJESTY'S advice will be followed. In this case, the course of our Government is very simple. Without going to war, England has a right to declare that the interests of Europe require the immediate esta blishment of a political system and line of demarca tion for Greece. France will readily concur in such a plan, and it onit remains for the two countries to act in concert. We are somewhat astonished that instead of this foreign nomination so dictatorially exercised, the Representatives of the Greek people were not invited to choose a SOVEREIGN. This would have been at once the most just and natural mode of proceeding. As the matter has been conducted, an act of justice would thus have been done to a nation which has made immense sacrifices for free dom, and all subjects of dissension with Russia avoided. In whatever manner the Ministers of this country proceed, we shall look up for the &Noumea of the Greek ques tion with great anxiety, convinced as we are, that it is one which involves the future influence and dignity of England in no common degree. The Courtier Francois received this morning, has some important articles from Madrid and Lisbon. From the capital of Spain we hear that the K two is labouring under indisposition; and SALMON is so seriously ill that his duties of the Foreign Department are confided to the Minister of Marine. The confusion in Portugal is in creasing daily. Mro 17 Er. is busy in removing and secreting all the treasure he can find ; while desertions and emigrations are numerous, both in the army and among the rich. We subjoin a few extracts : Norwich, to petition Parliament against the longer con tinuance of the malt duty. This tax—from its pre eminence in iniquity—is likely to be the primary cause of a rising ca masse throughout the kingdom, against our unbearable burdens generally ; for we have re marked, at almost every Meeting which has been held upon it, the explosions of collateral dissatisfac tion, deep and portentous. It is, indeed, impossible for things to go on as they are at present ; and we rejoice to find that this impression —confined, a little while ago, almost to our own columns—is becoming fast the uni versal conviction. FASIII ir, .. ... .#,,-. ;--, . '-' 11, * a o • _...- ,• Vr• w i CAT'S ` Te Earl and ( In Alberni CBI rims Sefton,' tespatreet. from tl Mph". Esq. sib Park. Braconsileh Bucks, from a toe from Wooden& 11 street, from Ha Brighton ; the nisi Hai, Shrewsbury, Patterson, in Pitt the Berner. Hotel. Bel. at ditto, from Geneva; S. Dante her, Beg. at ditto, Symnsaue Hotel. Boner, Reg. at Mu Burlington Hotel, beck street. from Gowan, Count I Thornton, Mr. Gr Mr.' Blake. and NI France. LON I)()N. TUESDAY, JANUARY 19. PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR 0 CLOCK Bank Stock 2144 India Stock 3 per Cent. Red. 941 j 4 4 I India Bonds 70 4 5 per Ct. Cons. es d. 94 34 Three per Cent.l7sl, es. 954 34 per Ct. 1419, 1004 4 21000 Esch.Bills 71 7 34 per Ct. Red. 1004 4 2500 Ditto 76 7 4 per Cent. ex. div. 1014 j 2100 and 2200 Do. 76 7 4 per Ct. 1826, 1054 j Advertised, Long Ann. 1911-16th. 13-16th. India for Acct.' D 30 Years. 19 9.l6tbs Cons. fee Ace. 9a. j FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. Brasil Bd., spr Ct. 711 nl) Mex. Bds. 5 per Ct. 23 :Ditto Aeet. 714 2 Do 8.1615,'6 p Ct. Colom. Bds.6 per Ct. Do. Ace. 2 74 Do. 1)&1624, Perm Bd.. 6 pr Ct. 41. Do. Ace, 954 4 Sp. Bd.. 5 per Ct. 11j 412;12 Do. 100. 1164 Do. Ace.ll4 4 412; 12 Danish Bonds, 3p. Ct. 76j j Sp 8d0.1823, 8 per Ct. 9 Greek Bonds,/ p Ct. P r . Itte,S per Ct. 101.50 e. Do. B. 1425, 5 pCt. 55 4 4 Eschange 11.5 L 70e. We are not going to recapitulate here the business of the Norfolk Meeting, a succinct account of which ap peared in the STAB of yesterday: but we must say that we cordially concur in opinion with our contemporary, the Morning Herald, that WHIGGISM, at that meeting, assumed its characteristic " spirit of gentle com plaint and amiable discontent," to a degree which ought to immortalise it in infamy. Sir THOMAS BERTOs evinced symptoms of a sturdy patriotism there, in which few parti cipated—or dared to participate—outwardly : we must except, however, from this remark Lord CHARLES TOWNSHEND, about whom we perceived, even in the little he said, a manifest tendency to right assertion. Mr. Cox x was a Whig there, in all the characteristic lati tude of that now opprobrious appellative ; and Lord ALBEMARLE—to whom we proudly bore testimony for his patriotic bearing in the same building, just ten years ago—seems to have softened, since, into the most genuine Holhhans identifications. As to the Noble EARL, if what fell from him at one of the County Markets the other day have been at all accurately reported to us, the Duke of WELLINGTON has not a more trusty satellite. These ' public meetings are admirable in one respect—that they show the people, by signs not to be mistaken, who are the true men on whom they can rely in the coming crisis, and who— their worse than enemies—their pretended friends. in consequence, the conduct of these Rotas during the war, *Waver it may base been, must be burled in eternal oblivion.— They win be shown that they are already pardoned ; and so long is they do not go beyond the bounds of loyalty and of their condi dition as Reyes, my ardent desire is that ray Sublime Porte shall •sdeavour, in every way, to restore their tranquillity and welfare. ' 0 As it I. my Imperial will that you announce my orders, and Prince lice's, Richntund ; 'Uwe James's-street, for J. Lawes, Bag. fro from Crawley 's Hi shire ; Mr. and MI Jansees.street. for ditto, on a tour; I for Bath ; Wm. RI Berko; Major Whi nen Hotel, Bernet my sovereign desire to all my Raps of the superior and inferior claws who inhabit the country su►ject to our jurisdiction; and that with your peculiar penetration and prudent* you make them all easy, inspire them with confidence, ind that you conduct your self in such a manner that they may, as before, set about cultivating their fields, and attend to their trade and commerce; lastly, that you endeavour by all possible means to draw upon me their hew diction.. The present order, the object of whkh Is to confirm the& already issued on the subject, and strictly to command their *smitten, has been signed and published by virtue of my Hatd &befit The Reyes throughout my empire are confided by eon to my sovereign care." A cOpiof this order has been sent to JOIIIIGr Patina, Nash. of Sams nka. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Tii docent Letter of &am to the Saw shall appear on Wooday. We rawest that ast talented flies& Mums, net Net over 'holmium part tibia Letter, ash is Impossible to discover always the mast words carded away by the seal when the letter h opened: end we should be obliged by hls writing =kw eat side of the paper, as the printing process is thereby mach facilitated. Prince LEoro terday, on a visit Sandgate, near l The French Duke of WELLI Excellency also Foreigu Office. A Mail is arrived from Mexico, but we must defer giving its contents until to -morrow. Notwithstanding this Erman. there is still much fermentation to the provinces. Adrianople is the central point of the discontented, and upon hs submission or resistance depends the fate of &rope= Turkey. The Sultan is very dissadsSed with the inhabitants, and it is said that 40.000 troops have received orders to march to that city from various gagster., and that the Grand Vizier Is appointed Governor. This day despatches were brought to the Earl of Ann mutt at the Foreign Office, from their Excellencies LOrd STUART DE ROT HSA T, OUT Ambassador at Paris, and from Sir CHARLES BAGOT, our Ambassador at the Hague. despatches to him The arquis c at the It7easury, The Marquis ' QUET transacted The LORD CI visited the CIIAI Sir GEORGE 1 EXCHEQUER ha LINOTON yester Mr. Secretary CELLOR, Mr. V The rebellion has again broken oat in Ada Miner. and with more violence; fears are even entertained of an attack span Smyrna. His MAJESTY continues in the same state—neither altogether convalescent, nor violently indisposed—the severe weather, as we understand, materially retarding his complete recovery : but all danger, it is affirmed, has passed since Thursday week. CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. • The Ottoman ships of war which have been so long at Alexandria, have received orders to go to Smyrna. The return of these vessels proves the change in the political system of the Pasha of Egypt, or at least great timidity in his councils. FRENCH FUNDS, JAIL IS. Five per Cents. 108 f. Sal. soe. 90e. Four and a Half per Cents. tOtlf. Three per Cents. 85f. soc. *Sc. we. ioc. Bank Stock, 1887 f. 30e. 1885 f. FOREIGN FUNDS. Neapolitan Rem,. Fah:. Cert. 90. 15e. Renter d'F.spagne, 9 91. Royal Spanish Loan, len, Set 112. Rentea Perpetuelles crlispagns, 61i 1i t I. &CRAMS ON Losmor - -One month, paper, sa. We. Three months, 25f. 4Se.—C6sers atuthentiftse. HAMBURGH PAPERS. AMSTERDAM, JAL 14. The cold has again become more severe dna yesterday, with a strong N.E. wind. Tbe thermometer indicated yesterday is de grees, and this morning, between four and Elm, the cold suddenly increased, and to-day at noon was at 24 degrees. FRANCFORT, JAN. 11. According to ktters from Coastantinople, received at Trkste, M. de Ribeaupierre did not touch at Napoli, the present seat of the Greek Government, but merely stopped awhile at Egina. This is a repetition of the report that M. de Ribeauplerre was commissioned to confer with Count Capo &Istria respecting the future state of Greece. THE HAGUE, JAIL 14. The following are the motives assigned in the Royal Revolution for depriving several Members of the States General of Medicos bold by them under the Government:— We, William, &c. considering that the circumstances wbkb pre ceded and accompanied the late debates on the Budget, afforded more and more proofs that it is highly important to the State that the officers of the Government in general, and those who hold oice► of trust in particular, should be sincerely and zealously at tached to the system, the intentions, and the measures of our Go vernment, and should in this set an example teachers; " That this is not only the duty of all who ue placed in such situations, but absolutely necessary to give die due strength to the Government, and for the unimpaired maintenance of the 'salta tion* established by the Constitodons; " The above dretunstances have, to our very great sorrow, shown us that some pacers of our household, and persons who enjoy the especial marks of our favour, have displayed in their public conduct an unqualihsd opposition to the system of our Oa vernment ; " Considering that though some of them, being also members of the States- General, have a constitutional right freely to express their opinions on the matters laid before them ; but that these opi nions, when opposed to the principles of our Government, which it is their duty as officers to maintain and cause to be respected by those under them, or to defend as parsons especially favoured, will not allow us farther to arcade to them the execution of our orders, oar to continue to leave them iu the enjoyment of especial marks of onr favour; • " With the adeiett of the beads of the Ministerial departments. we have thought at, reserving the further samaras to which the above consideration. may induce us to newt— •• To revoke, as We by these pretests revoke, the ocooloa t on," ac.—Dateli Avers, Ali. 16. HAMBURGH, JAIL 11. The live English nulls, up to the 50th ult. which arrived on the ith, were brought by a courier from Ostend, overland; those of the Ise and sth arrived hare yesterday evenlng.—Honsb. P. Jan.'ll. Xmas Halle, Four o'Clock. Funds ended lower to-day. A number of sellers cowgirl Into the market, had the effect of depressing it. Discount, 21. Anglo-Danish Loan, 5 per Ct. .. 74/ Russian .. .. 10S Hamburg!' Ditto .. 10511 Polish Bonds .. .. 120 e Austrian Hank Shares 1272 Austrian Metalliques ... 104/ New Austrian Four per Cans. 25 Anglo Neapolitan 111/ Faleanete Si VIIIIIIA Jaw. s.—Metalliques, 103/; Bank Shares, 1,294.-- Ifenshurgi Repass, Jim 14. EXCHANGES ON LONDON. Awmansat, Jan. 12-19, frf S4O ; two meths, 12 W. Hassnuaan, Ism 12-15 151; two months, 13 111/. Pavaassuaar, Jan. 2.-10 21-52. Lamm, Jai. S.--Three wirintimr, 41•1111. lieuesur, JAN. !.Three genetholl sq. &MM. Jan. iarTIIIIIIIIIIIOIIKIIS, I 116 1101 -41 .• • MIENNIMIMMONEmmer VIENNA. JIM. 2ermalm Archduchess mike lies jintdisi, was a Priam, of Nasean-Weilbrum l immaibe 30tleOceober, 1797. She has left five children! behind her, tutd it ranch rserested by the whole hope essaKdre Nobility,. aid the whole pepedatien of the Oohed" desiestio vistas* of the asesassd His Royal Highness, the Duke of CUMBERLAND, is about to proceed to Hanover, as Governor of that Kingdom. _ • By letters received in town from Ireland, we learn that the report so current a little time back of the retirement of the Duke of No RTHOMBEILLAN D, and the succession of Lord JERSEY to the government, is again very con fidently revived. Indeed, we can almost add of our own knowledge, that these changes are determined on : we hold them to be contingent, only in the same degree that the continuance of the Duke of WELLINGTON in power—and therefore, his ability to complete his own meditated changes—is contingent also. By the way, this is very contingent indeed ; but we will not digress about the ministerial struggles to-day. The Earl of JERSEY bears a very amiable private character, but of his political qualifications we cannot speak : they will be tried by a severe test in Ireland. We said yesterday, that &I far as ENGLAND—which means the Duke of WELLINGTON—is concerned, the promotion of Prince LEOPOLD to the Greek Sovereignty, was a settled thing. This, however, does not forbid that the Noble DUKE should have calculated without his host. Russia dilapproves, and considers CA PO D'ISTRIAS, her former Minister, as the fittest person to conduct the des tinies of the New State ! This is precisely what might have been anticipated, but the parties who announced the arrangement, did it in such terms as to prevent the possibility of the uninitiated supposing for a moment, that the Cabinet of Saint Petersburgh had not been merely consulted, but a party to the nomination. When it is repeated that Greece has ever been an ob ject of unceasing and ardent cupidity on the part of Russia, from the reign of PETER the Great down to the present hour, is it likely that NICIIOLAS and his Mi nisters would sanction any measure which might remove all future pretext to the realisation of those ambitious projects which embrace the whole of the .ottiosan Empire ? It has been the invariable maxim of Rossi* during the last century, to leave some point unsettled; upon which to hang a quarrel whenever caprice or interest might, prompt aggression. The non-fulfilment of some unimpor ' tent clauses in the Treaty of Bucharest, was one of the principal motives assigned for the recent war. The non payment of enormous subsidies, or some other saute',: will soon become fertile sources of future discor d. With' respect . to Greece, the grand object of Rus sian policy will be to extend the liutit!i • in 4 leave the Government in the hands of her own creature. Thus will the door be left open for mili tary occupation, in the event of a renewal of the contest just terminated. It is no longer denied that the Russians are the best diplomatists in Europe, because men of talent and penetration are selected. Conceiving, as they . spust, from the system of pusillanimity pursued by England, that she is neither capable nor disposed to make any vigorous effort *for regaining her political ascendancy, nothing is more'nateral than their wishing to adjourn the settlement of the Greek question. But while the policy of Russia is so self evident, how are we acting I Hers we would ask the Noble Duns and his colleagues, whether the humiliations which marked the commencement and progress of the recent tabs are - - not about to be renewed f—buniliations which have, as we insist, hurled England from the rend station she bed thitherto occupied in the scale of nations. As if Prone, were destined to -reap all the glory and adms's! of sating Greece. the Russian Cabinet no refuses - itr moat to the nomination of 1.107,01,D; than French troops are , son to re-oesow • thei MOlllll.l , If Miaow wish in•Sotenos their lOW take up the Greek violist ni Oli MADRID, JAL 4. I mentioned in my last the sudden rise of our Yokes Reeks; the Coned., which were at 20, rose to DO, and the unconsolidated rose from 711 to 11. It was said that this rise was owing to the im provement of the Budget for 1220; but it is now attributed to other came. It is said that Government purposes to sell the un cultivated lands of the kingdom (Baidio,) and that is intends to allow or grant a fixed son to the Sinking Fund, for the payment of the interest of the Yaks. The cold is excessive, and the King himself has a sad cold, en which account there was no Court held yesterday. The infant Don Carlos is moaned to his bed by a catarrhal fever t and the Minister Salmon suffers from the same ladlsposition, but se a rias*, that the King has confided the Foreign Department to the Minister of MODS. Their Neapolitan Majesties returned from the Escurial, unable to get as far as Granja. The Ebro is frozen at Saragossa, as well as ;he Plasserp, in old Castile ; in the former place the Criminal Court and Theatre were shut on ac• count of the eohi ; and even is Andalusia, where the winter season 1 used to be a perpetual spring, there have been bard frosts this year. The MU of San Lorenzo, the Spanish Ambit/ander at Paris (and London) tender the Government of the Cones, has es- tabUsbed himself here by the King's permission. LISBON. Dar. 50. The removal of twenty large boxes, containing plate and other precious effects, belongiog to Dun Miguel, from the Palace of Ajura, had caned mush conjecture. They were embarked at Belem, and transported to Alder Galina, and from thence to Pin brim situated amongst fr•trees, in the midst of the sands, where these riches have been carefully deposited, and where they are guarded by a regiment of cavalry, near 1,100 infantry. and a park of artillery. Preparations are mak* at Villa Vicioes for the re ception of some great passage. People ask, does Don Miguel mean to treader his residence to the vicinity of his node's States, where a place of refuge is open to him in case of danger ? The Queen Mother is In a state of convalescence. The two la bium do Dot leave thole apartment ; their brother has not entered it for these three weeks. However, the Infanta Donna Isabela was at the last kissing of ►ands, bet her countenance betrayed both moral and physical sufferings. A corvette and one transport sailed lately with SOO men for Madeira, as well as with some ammunition, atonal, called for by the Governor of that island. We have received by snails the Gazette de France, dated Sunday 17th inst., the Messager des Chanabres, the Moniteur, and ether papers of Saturday. The Con stitutionnel recurs to the reports circulated, some time since, respecting an expedition to be undertaken by France against Algiers, conjointly with the Pacha of Egypt.—The Constitutinutel now asserts, that the project comprehends not only an expedition against Egypt, but one against Syria ; which is to be conquered and placed at the disposition of the Pacha of Egypt, who is to be raised to the dignity of Kalif. In this cue Jerusalem would will be given up to the French. The Journal des Debuts contains a translation of the firman of amnesty, issued by the Sublime Porte, in favor of the inhabitants of Adrianople and of the Rajas of that town, and the neighbouring districts ; who, during the late war, bad conducted themselves in a manner inconsistent with their duty, as subjects of the Sultan. The accounts from Spain and from the South of France, state the cold as being excessive. Neither the Gazette de France, dated Sunday, nor 'the Messager des Chantbres contain any news. FRENCH FUNDS or Seatuar, Jew. 14. Hee per Otte. 10111. gift SOs. RPM sod a Half per Caw. 105 t. Three par Cate. ISSI. We. sde. soe. 10r. Peak Stock, 1.1117 G doe. 1,5151. Rases do Naples, 941. ISe. 30e. sie.loe.lie.ll4L lse. IS& Rate 4'llepegue (Cortes.) s M. /told Spathe Lees, 44* II Rate Papaw* Ohm" oni H. iscausee or Lama —One Ilketb, Paper, *IL Me. Maw, lit 004.—Tarre• Iketba, 41s. Many, sit. 4Se.— Opera Almalisllgur. The Meeting and - §= l tritich are getting up is every quarter—sins agaisst speolfit oppressions, others Platt the 1100troble pas* oppression of the people...-. betoken at last a visit( essittry. The Freeholders and lishebitaate et the . empty et Nertelk—coaresed la coasegsease at a reeptisition to the. High eliself—inet ea listeraiy lest .be the 1511fre-tell at Consols.which left off yesterday at 92i I for the Account, opened this morning at Ni ; since which they have been done at 95k, at which price they are making up their Accounts for to-morrow, which is settling day. Consols may be quoted for nut time at 991. The chief business doing is squaring Accounts. In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing as yet. There is no transaction to the present time in the new French Scrip. A Mall has arrived from Mexico. by the Pelham, which sailed from Vera Cruz on the 20th of November, and from Havannas on the 29th. The following is a letter received at the North and South American Coffee-house, from Falnsoutb, dated Jan. 17 : " The Pelham packet is just arrived from bleak o, and brings a freight of 55,000 dollars on merchants' account, and only one pas senger. The country is in a state of tranquillity." Mexican Papers to the 19th November. and Vera Cruz Papers to the 20th, have also been received at the above Coffee-house ; bat they do not contain any information of consequence, except that the garrison of Campeacby has demanded a Central Govern ment. We understand by the private letters from Mexico that the mines are in great prosperity, and the next packet will bring a further supply of dollars. According to letters from Mons, in the Netherlands, by the French Mall. it Appian that the garrison of that town has been under arms for some days, fearing that disturbantes would take per• The Prefect of Toulon has given notice to the Commluuy of Manages, stating that be has received information that some ar. moments are going forward at Algiers, and recommends to double the convoy of the shipping under sailing orders. Letters from Lisbon state that the concentration in the capital of the troops in the provinces proves that Don Miguel does nil think himself safe. The garrison in the capital is receiving strong reinforcements. owing. It is said, to the late dispatches received from London and Brasil. HALF-PAST ONE The Coosa Starlet has continued the whole of the morning at 95j, alternately layers and sellers. The broken and jobbers are occupied in making up their Accounts against to-morrow. In the Foreign Mules Spanish Stock Is the favemarke gets doe, and has been done at 141; in . other foreign stieseklas •lds doing. Extract of a private litter from Mexico, dated 14th Nov.— „ The Sapphire sloop of war is to receive at St. Poles brllloa and specie for England until the 40th December. Public tranquiMty. and the security of the persons and property of (snipers, are likely to continue, as the present I:motive intends to conciliate all parties. It does not appear that any licenses have been granted to import goods or other articles. The United Mexican and the Anglo-Mexican Mines continue prosperous. The mesenns of the Government for raising supplies are making progress bet slowly. The stock of British manufactures is increased by the arrivals.— Exchange for bias on England 43 to 44 pence per dollar." New York Papers have just been received at the North and South American Coffeo-house to the 13th December. They state that there is now but little doubt that the Hornet sloop of war has been lost at sea. We have just received accounts from Paris of Saturday with latelligenm from Constantinople to the 11th ultimo. It was ex pected the Grand Vizier would go to Adrianople. and that a garrison of forty thousand man was pr for that city. Great fermentation existed Is the provinces. and it is said the Sultan had expressed considerable anger at the manner in which the inhabitants of Adrianople had received the Russians. Violent revolts had continued in the vicinity of Smyrna and is Asia Minor gamay ; and it was found an attack would be made on the former The ships of war from Alexandria were to be sent there to protect it, so soon as they arrived. asimmemmemmem In the Foreign Market, nothing of any particular im portance Las transpired. Brasil Bonds appear inclined to advance. They have been done today at 72 ; the last price was 711. A Morning Paper contains the fol lowing puff upon Greek Bonds :—" An agent of nines Leopold has bees engaged, for two or three days put, in going round to the bookseller, and collecting for the Prince every work of any authority that has reference to Gruos."—This weak invention appears to have had the desired effect, for the " Things" are a little higher, being quoted at 35. If the value of Greek Bonds is to depend upon Prince Leopold being King of Greece, we confess that we should not consider them of little worth. Rus sian are at 1101. —Morning Herald. We have great pleasure in recording the munificent donation of £360 front H. R. BRAII MONT, Esq. of Whitley Hall, near Huddersfield, to the distressed poor of his neighbourhood. He has benevolently placed the above sum in the hands of the Rev. W. KZTTLRWELL , Minister of Kirkheaton Church, to be distributed to the three townships of Kirkheaten,_ Smits, and The plan Moped by the Rev. Gestismen ia, with the assistance dasher respeetebie indbidnele, to make per sonal visits s emenget Isiimiuggeer, mid relieve them by an order upon some shopkeeper fee meal, doer, et whatever they appear most ft need. It is impossible Io p er ie v o e s l y an idea of the to , good which Aids and wea-timed gift most wafer on the mervieg population I. the stanimiag Waage for enee I it is isteadedr■-ii•Vie cismsitir. party to dinner y Privy Gardens. His Royal HiE to arrive from his Kensington Pals Mr. VEIET F. disposition. The carriages the funeral proce Academy. LIMERICK E the Candidates fi now open on Mei ed with large col gable, and prints every direction, a each chaunting hi • Odell, Esq. Beni is arrived in MI Chairman of the ILinterice6isomader:Chrort 1 ur i4 upon the wholeso Magistrate of Mx survivor in the la tike his trial. ill Hoar, his broths displayed on the Holtz to Mr. Lt fire your pistol in man against whom that adversary the logy ! Surely, in Ireland ? VIENNA, JAN reside here, assert being disposed to Wellington and very obvious to th and has prevented given by Count Ti of the Empress of Orders have tx closure in St. Ja skating season, a admitted after tl o'clock the whole excellent regulati ercise, have been 1 by which numern Herald. The ice which I Thames with the I frost during the p bined, and many present a body (II Should the press longer, we may 4: ciao of skating or The inclemenc: =muff th• m° ll6- ' man, John Rowe, Ward, suddenly Between 12 and 1 sibly affected by eight or ten days ' DZATH 01 L three o'clock in at his seat, Batsfi Gloucestershire, ban on the 18th Mr. MITFORD, Inn. In due tim 1788, was retun rough m the VI 7 7 47 1 t:00 l d; and Pointed Attorney ttarrtrpf the wee and created Bann is 1803, Lady Fi EmtLof &memo dated a very higi ukase of the a siva of affording etigliehml entire] Ape sh• 41141 dials, th ilrivi et 11111 1111Millt tO - ,