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half blood repotting thelliia4encb, and a< wood in* tetrater conveying theitesglibh— " rather,j nitillasl lowa yes. I bold fret this pipe, and 1 take your hand. Si friendship. " P.tbtr. a cloud bas been betwer us. It was thieliUnd black. tbought it wpuld Dever be tentweed. Bat Imo* see pier Wee , It looks open nse pleasantly. " Father. a lout way streteboil bowsaw us. Than wen these who told roe it was blocked top. TM* said the lied assn eouIJ not pass it. I att. inputs! it. It is Mke the plain path which conducts to the Gaut SPRT. " Father, when I came In sight of your home, it looked white and beautiful. My Isearetsjoiced. I thought now I should talk With you. • t' Father, the Gaga, Rears gsee p to kip chlkltio theWiembis gees, a pleasant plant. It is goal to smoke !have it here"... toughing with his Inger. the bowl,of. pipe—" I give It you in peace. " Father, lam as old as you. My histi l is tree. They told me • pour heart was black—k is oat so. We salute in frieudsbip. Father. I say no more. My talk is link. lam a Chief smog my people. But one is here who will speak to you soon, and tell you *tot wur thoughts." The Address being ended, a 'young Winnebago ad. vasecei, in obedience to a signal from the old tremor,' and lighted tile pipe with fire struck from a flint.. The pipe was then presented to the President, the Chief still holiing its stem. Hi inhaled a law puffs, abd as the smoke culled. gently upward, the savage group d with intentness, and uttered a IoW mu mur of •• satisfaction. The Chief then handed the calumet to all the sp:ctators in order, and lastly to each of his tribe. It net neat. made over in form to the President to be retain.d ; who, requesting the Indian 'to lay one hand upon it again, while he pledged him with the other, procee.le i to dictate to the interpreters his reply. " Say to this Chief I rejoice ea we lelne. slid his brethren ate welcome to me and my children. " Tril Idno at has grieved me that a cloud has been between us. but lam pleased equally with him that it has been dissipated. It I. dispersed like the fumes .st the pipe we have smoked. May it never close down urns us more ! " Say I am glad that be and his companion meet me on this propitious day. • Bid him look to the face of the heavens. Na • clued is there. The sun shines brightly upon us. The Gamy Stem looks down, and smiles upon our meeting. ":ivy I hap. the same sun will tight his path In peace to the abodes of hit fathers. When he is gape. I will look optic his pipe with pleasure; and should I bear ever after that, in place of pacific, soy hostile di spositions break forth among his nation towards my htethren and children, I will say it is Impossible ;—for I have the word of a Winnebago. which' must be true.. that his people pledge their amity with mita., and have left this pipe in token of sinceri.y. " Say I yesterday beheld with satisfaction the sports of hinneU apd his associates, as they practised their ancient war dance upon the green beneath my windows. lot a higher pleasure I now ex perience, and one the memory of which will endure, in cordially greeting him within these walls, and reciprocating assurances of plighted concord." E4Cil % f these perio 'l, as soon as interpreted, drew forth a hoarse plats lit from the savage auditors. Once • it swelled to 14 deaf ping howl, in acknowledgment of • the c.emplirnent paid to the inviolable integrity of Weis word.. THE - EVENING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY JANUARY 15. Itv_9 PRICK OF STOCKS &nit Stuck 2114 124 3 pet Cent.lted. 87 fij AT TWO O'CLOCK. India ti.mtlP 76 7 ISoputh Sea Stock • 31er ('t Cons 56; 6es die Old Annuities 14 per Cent. Idle, 95; New Onto 34,per Cent. Rill. 86 5; ElOOO kacbei.llUla 74 S 4 per Ct. New.lol; ; tit die /500 Ditto. 74 5 4 per Cent. 1696. 105; /108 and /ZOO Ditto 74 I.one Ann. IV; 20 19 15.16 India for Acct. 11814 3tracl 4391 ea div Consols for Acct. 87; 1 a kliol FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCR Brazilian 134.1101. 63 Spanish 114 s 5 p C 1.16 Do. Acct. 63 2j Fraientes. 507.1081 25c Mr5.13da,1625,6p Ct 33; &change 2.1 i 30c _BRITISH AND FOKRIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK, lIMA Ng. PA eft. Colombian 100 £7; 12 Marine Alliance 100 5 6; Liverpool,a3laneheater 106 70 114 We have this day, in oar subsequent columns, the pleasure at inserting entire the communication of a Coetes,ondent, to which we yesterday alluded, respect ing the affairs in the East. lhe present once' taia state of the relations of the European Powers in regard to these afrsirs gives additional interest to the remarks of our Ct,rerspondent, who, as we have reason to know, possesses certain means of obtaining correct information. The Paris Papers that had been delayed by the state of the weather. were :cc, ived last right. The news that they bring is riot important; nothing decisive is yet known as to the reported change in the French Mink: y. M DR FeanoNaays. the Minister for Foreign Affaits, has obtained leave of three months absence for the recovery of h;s health. Meantime the Keeper of the Seals will petform the duties of the 'Ace. It is stated in a letter from Tool. n of the 4th inst. that the evactiatit.n rf the Mom by the French troops began on the 22J ult. The 29th, 36th, and 46 - h It gi n:ems were to embark between the $12.1 and 270 for Toulon, and the rest of the expedition was to f .Ih•N in succession. as tratilunts arrived. Tt.us the presence of French troops in Greece will no lonser.embat MSS the mediation of the Allies for peace, n-e render necessary soy ir.torference with the Greek tortes North of the Mores. • Tile news from Lisbon in the French. Pipets ere d to tbeleth ish. but possess little.interco. It is said that theaCloo had received a INputation oldie Authosities on.she 114411, although, it is added, the tumours of. lAN 'death were atilt prevalent and still believed! 1 would apatite that, besides Don Panto, anotber rival I.as sprang up, and that Don SentITIAN, ion of his eldest ebter,inid been proclaimed as King at Villa Real and Chaves, by the old.Quena's pan?. We received this mulling German Pacers to the 9th imt. The Algenteitte &lung cf the Bth contains the copy of a letter addressed by Mr. STRATI/ORP CAN• JUNG to Count CAIPO SIISTRIA. relative to some cruel eacesses practised. by the Greek soldiers on some de fenceless Tnikish prisoners. The spirit which the British Ambassador has displrtyed upon this occasion, is alike creditable obis own feelitigs and to the nation from which hi Fe accredited. These is So news whatever from the opposing Rus sian mad l'eskisb straits. The &Hawing ale eztractsl. VIRNNA, JA*. 2. 11111 MB from Curistantloople has not yet arrived. The int. anytteelpatolity of wow .trohlels bee fallen In Bulgaria and on the liallttO is probably the cause of this delay. We are the more hepatica for the arrival of the Mail, as it is expected to brills Wane Isdoraration respectirb the inn:alum of the Sulam), and the manner is WY* be has received the last proposals tithe P•watil . The DelftiOssmqs of 13th Dee. ,0011M/119 the followiorirdeis ander-the laved of Affairs of Greece— " The following documents, the authenticity of which etesnitime for, boVe been communicated to us by one of our eorrepptindents., ,Th. 04 to which they relate is but too real. The interfere*, of the English Moister needs no praise, alb 4 we are happy to mode the Emmet of the Greek Government Aporeeson to hope tifist we shali hear no soon of such excesses, elm, besides their Met all!. shock every feeling of humanity, sad newt be palliated, mope by the ferocity which characterises As Greek soldiers, and wbkh has been kept up by the wa la which they have been engaged foe seven years." The Aral document Is the following: "To nis luscatannop imp rassinmer or onizer. • " Road of Pores, Nov. U. " Since I bad the honour to pop yhur Excellency I have been informed, on unquestionable autheilty, that some Turks taken pdioners by the Greek troops, and brought a few days ago, to the number oSalaty, to 11gIna, had been branded In the forehead with a red hot iron, by °edit of the Commander who had taken them. My presence here, and the public character which T still hold as Ambassador to the Porte, make it my duty frankly to state to your Excellency the piinful feeling* excited in me by an action so contrary to the established sedges of war, and to the laws of heornity. Jabal! be tnuelrebliged to your Excellency to Inform me of the measures whkb you undoubtedly intend to take to show your displeasure at such an act of barbarism, and to prevent its repetitiOn. 4 . 4 The well known sentiments of your Excellency are a sulkiest pledge to me that the subject of this letter will be takentinto con sideration. I take this opportunity to assure you of mydlatia guished respect. (Signed) " STRATFORD CANNING." Count Capo d'lstrla, in his reply, expresses hisvorrow at the above deplorable actions—says that be has already taken urea. sum to prevent a repetition of such cruelties. and subjoins two official reports. The first is a rer.r t to the President for the Com mission of the department of the Western Spored's, dated lilies, Nov. 20, stating the arrival of SS Turkish prisoners, some ot whom were branded: they had been sent from Kits° Tamen& The Commissioner says that the Greeks and Turks, like the heroes of the Iliad, before they begin the attack, provoked each other by re• proaches and threats. This took plate between the Rey of Pretties and Mavens. The first signified to the Greek Chief that if he ven tured to come near him, and fell alive into his hands, be would cause him to be . Teavelb replied that be would do well to run away, for if be took him, or his soldiers, be would have them branded on the forehead. The chance of war favoured our troops. I add, that no 011icer was branded, and the mark on the forehead of the soldiers is so slight that In • kw days no trace of It Will remain. The other report is from D. Ypsilanti, stating his occupation of Ursdia.—Drosseis Popov. Jemmy 14. CORFU. Dn. 4. ►ROM • RONAN jUORM•L) The Turks in Attica and Negropont are prepared to make an obstinate defence. The harvest in the country near Athens bar been conveyed Into the Acropolis, the works of which have been strengthened: it has a gat aeon of 4,000 regular troops, and the most important posts in the vicinity are occupied by 6,000 irregulars. The fortress of Karsbaba, which defends the paeans* from Attica 111 Negropont, has also been strengthened. The whole population of Attica and Eubma is under arms, and in expectation of reinforce. meats from Western Greece.—illseaseine Zeihoseg, January S. l BY TIII MINCH MAIL THIS MORNISO. Acciivats from Warsaw state, that the Rassi4n Ca• binet la not satisfied with the conduct of Admiral HIITOZW, who. could have prevented the entrance of the last convoy to Con. stantinople. LISBON, DECEMIIII 27. According to the information received by the Don lean Ir it appears that the Constitutionalists of Terceira are so well fortified in that island, that it is impossible to take it ; and the military as. thorities are in correspondence with the Chiefs of the Conuitu• timeline in England : and, by the accounts received from Eng land, It Is expected that the refugees there are geeing to the above Island. There is also reason to believe the Island of St. Michael's will soon throw off the yoke of the Ueurper. With regard to Madeira, the news we have received from that place cannot be mote deplorable, the Governor committing every excess. The expedition against Terceira, the populace of Lisbon publicly bunks the Naval °Seers in the streets. Letters from Odessa of the 90th ult. state, that thirteen vessel% laden with provisions, left on the 18th for Varna. CITY. TweLvi o'CLocz. Consols opened this morning at the same price they left of yes• terday, $74 f for the Account ; but the market does not appear so good as yesterday. In the Foreign market nothing Is doing CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCIL The Canoed market has rather receded since the opening of the market, when they were deft at a7e 4, since which they went down to sacra at 1171 for the Account, and at present may be quoted 87i buyers. This heaviness of the market may be attri buted to a report of the Bank Directors baying a meeting this day nn some affairs of Importance ; another report manufactured west ward is that the Doke of Wilmot:prow was going out, and lbw visors coming in. We can state that the well•informed do out attach the least credit to the above reports. Letters have been received from Hamburgh of the Da by the Flanders mall. A severe frost bad set fa there. Gold was rather lower, and the Exchanges declined f per Cent. It is stated that the Guymon:it contracts condos out will be nearly double this yen. Owing to the largeness of the supply, coali were selling last week ar Southampton at Ns. it ebeldron, and lid. per bushel. A Correspond' nt informs us that snow has•falleg to a very considerable depth iii the neighbourhood of Market Raisin—so much so as to impede all agricul- tural business. A not sirieular being has resided, till within a few, dyes near Iron Utrecht, Long Island. He was to all Intents a hermit, having lived alone for these lea SS years. A (male be would never Allow to enter his done. Nis•name Is said to have been Abraham Van Brunt. and his age fa supposed to have been bsiwrm 60 and 70 rata. On the 15th ultimo be was found dead in his bed.--Deden Charier. Ye:ten:l.y the ',mains of the ancient A.chiepiscespal Palace at Croydon were sold at the Mart. This extensive Palace once covered thitteLn acres et bria The principal remains are the ancient hall. with its curiously asueiseeted roof, the eh spel, th e Judge: chambers , and the ski bead of water. There are now a number of modern buildings en the she which Is bounded by the giver Wandler The whole produced 1.70 W. Yeoerday evening the Annual General Meeting of the Governors of the London Truss Society was held at the So.' ciety'a room in Go tocere-ball•tourt, to herr the Secretary Lead the ' Report, from which it appeared-that, in the .yeat which has just terminated, 4.275 individuate had bon relieved by the Society, making is total of patients to whom the benefits of the Institution have been emended, since the establishment of the Society in 1407, of not less than 57 3:14. From the finance report ft appeared that the fiends of the hockey were in as Improving condition, Notwith standing she heavy eldeste epos it. The KING MA+ Lately intent at all examination the deaf and dumb pupils and it would seem that the new plan adopted with • view to resume to them the partial use of speech bas bee* very sucans' el. One of the pupils, on being presented to Itierwrit, anteulated she folios/int weeds .very distinctly— •• Thep/moire e.sein ga resrakimpAns netted use to speechl Levi Dee the King !*—P•oisdlipnr. I. a ptatical obedience to the maains of TA iLivamito7" that op, ech was given to wont. tamed! his tMoaghts"), wben•the first use the lad was taught to mate of tangoes, was to utter d Laisabood COURT CIRCULAR. • - .Tbe Dike and Duch... Ct.aitaxce will give a jayeatie BAUR their mildew* in Bushy Park oWltlonday nest, st which ft is expected the young Cbteen of Ponvollas. will be present. The yenthful portion of some of the familit ul t the Lweign Am hassadors and Ministers, sod a great many of the Nubility and Gentry, have received invitations. The Duke end Duchess CLA MINCE left their mi. dense in Bushy Park yesterday morning for the King's Palate at Kensington where the IJuchelsalightad ff. pay a visit to the Duchess of Lure , with whom, and the Priocess Surma, her Ito ) al High. nags remained during the day. A Committee of the Lode of his Nlaje.t)'s Honourable Privy Council a•sentlJeJ at two o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Council Office. The Lords present were—the Vice Chancellor, the Lord Chiet Baron. the Judge of th- the Judge Advocate Gentral,snd the Master of the Alin'. Their Lordships remained in deliberation about an hour. Lord ELLEN, 'ROUGH and MI. Heattlas had inter• view. yesterday with the Duke of W 'tumoral.. Lord HILL and Sit EDWARD CODRINGTON t'an'acted business sterday at the Colonial Office, Downing-street. The Duke of WeLLiwoTota tibited Mt. Secriotur) Peat yesterday at the Home Office. LOW PLUNKIETT transacted businets ester Jay at du: Foreign Office, Downing.atreet. BRIGHTetsuAnY Is. The Princess AUGUSTA, attended by Lady MART TAYLOR, took a mange airing yesterday, and the same this mos ning. Her Royal Highness honoured Lad y TizatillY with an audience at the Palace yesterd ry. The Marchioness of BRISTOL, the Hon. Miss LARS, the Hon. CAROL' RR VERNON, and the Rev. H entry and Mrs. NIAVI, left their names at the Palace yesterday and to dry.. The Entertainment given by Mrs., FITZHIERSINT, at her S.eyne mansion, last night. was a full dress Futcy Ball and a Supper, in which all the vatieties of the season, with the embellishments of att. were in the happiest combination. About 'hive hund•ed pe►sons were present at the splendid fete. The Marquis of &iota. the Viscountess Ashbrouk, Lady and Miss Fremantle, Lady Lyrdharet, Lord V,,cuunt Northland, Lady Agnes Buller, Sir M.. 1. Lady, and Miss Tierney,.Viscount St. Aaaph. Le Viscount de Fievigny; the Baran and Baroness ale Butane, Sir R. and Lady Gibbeq, Admiral and Lady M. A. Sotheby, Lady Ilislop, Sir H. D. Lady, and Ads. Massey, Lady Ellenborough and the Misses Law, Lady and Miss Scott, Majne. General Sir Thomas, Lady, and Miss M• Mahon, the COollitt, of Lindsay and Lady A. ilrele. Lady Mary and Miss Sheppard, Lady and Alias Ogilvie, Sir F. IL. Bathurst, Sir Thomas liisinp, Sir IL Hunter, Mr. Montagu Burgoyne, Lady Katherine and Miss Stewart. Lieutenant-Colonel Elmo, Airs. Muntefiorr, Lent: Mandeville, Lord Thomas Cecil, the Conners. S . Antonio, Lady and the Misses Shanty, and Sir F. and Lady enure. Dana ing had many Votaries till about one o'clock, at which hour the supper room was thtnwn open, anti the company. amounting to upwards of 260, partook of an entertainment, comprising every delicacy r f tbe season, and wines of the choicest and n►n_t exquisite flavour. Directly after supper the dove was resurr►rd, and continued with unabated spitit ur til five o'clock this morning, when the company separ ,ted. TIIEATRES. DRUIIiCiANE. The new Tragedy ot enswallou was repeated at this house last night, sod was again received with entire approbation by a very crowded and fah ble thence. The performers have become more at home in their several character., and the inequalitie. which almost necessarily ari e on the Gist representation of a new piece, have been softened down, it not altogether removed. The Pantomime followed, and seised agree. ably to eshil rate the spirits of the audience, alter the affecting scenes with which the Tragely conduce , . ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE Moused favoutite and celebrated Comedy of Le Bourgeois Genlilkomase was last night very creditably acted. The principal cliaiacter was well sogained hroughout by Laroara, in whose hands the -mock gentility and ludicrous manner. of the unedircated fine gentleman, lost nt thing of the droll ry r.r rifest with which it was Ull.:o4Obletilt the author's i tent•on o in ve.t them. The Cr medy was funosed by a pleasiing Vaudeville, entitled liaineaux Foxikes, which, no• wi ii standing the paucity of irs dramatis persona , isting only of three), was, through the ram titans of Lariorvr and Mademoiselle COLON, rendered highly eo•eitainieg to the audience. In Lea Premieres Amours with which the performance concluded. Mademoiselle COLON age n pet formed, end by her excelleiit acting and singing drew .!own repeated plaudits. are of her songs Was warn.ly tutored. LA PONT and LAPORTE were al.e effective in their respective parts. SURREY THEATRE. A new English version et the Fr. ncb pieces La Vieille. was produced 4 this Theatie last nigi t, under the title of My Old Wonsan. The plot of the eri,rinal piece is already familiar to our readas, from our mention oT it when presented a few nights since at Drury lane. '!he only important alt• ration is, the addition an under. plat. and is principally worthy of notice as affording ao opportunity of introducing Miss Sou IKVILLII as al'age. in disguise, in which chairacter she strengthened -Me favourable impression produced by her performance of: At:este:es at this Theatre. The m inner in which the piece is adapted is highly credit .bleto the author. and affords one of the pleasantest pecionensof the - cl ass we have seen for some time. Mos. FITEWILLIAN'S Pet• for mance of the heroine deserved t e continual applause it elicited ; .he assurneJ the de. repitude of age to op pearance,voice, and manner,with a oraiserebloaceirthich may challenge competition with any performance of the kind on the stage, and she was ably sUpproted •by all the other perforu t ers,particu' o rly Mi. Wyman ? The whole performance went off with a spirit and general good effect. A small part only of the original ;nu is was retained; but what was given, partienlitly the! two soprano tries in the first scene, were well sun I r *IL FITZWILLIAAI, AIissSOIraNVILLE, and Mrs. VALE. The piece was announced.for repetition without ti dis-• sentient voice. • Yesterday a Court of Diseciot s was held at the East India House, when the following Commanders took leave of the Court previous to departing for their respective deitinations,•vis. Captain Samoan Selma, General Kyd, Se. Helena, Bombay, and China; Captain Joon CAUJCIMIASIC i Farquharson ; and Captain Jain. DUMAN, 1111011, Bengal a nd China. Captain ROOM Baniarrep Itemiser was sworn into the command of the ship Charles Grant, consigned to China direct. The completion of the London University is r ticEy proceeding; workmen are now employed upon the splendid dome. The Lord Mayor and Sheriff., in ',ply to a requisi. r time presented to them by Sir CHMILES Severs, signed by several Noblemen, Aldermen of Dublin, and a highly respectalet number of citizens, Requesting of them to convene a General Meeting for the purpose of addressing his MAJEIRT upon the rumoured recall of', Lord Amnesty from the Government of Ireland, and the cone. quoit injury that would be thereby done to the shopkeepers and traders, say they decline doing so, on the ground of there being on elizial notification of the recall, and further say, " that should web notification he given, they consider that it would result from the wisdom of his Maaisvrv's Councils, and that it would be their duty to act in conformity with it." Alderman James. who had signed the requisition, Post subsequently withdrew his name irons It.-- tung Yesterday an inquest was held at the Windmill Pub lic-hr use, Rosemarr-larie, on the body of Timothy MlCarthy, an Irish labourer, aged 28, who died in con seqnence of drinking a great quantity of spirits from a cask in St. Katharine' Do. ks, where he was employed. A vcdtct to that effect was mcbrded. • NAVAL IN I'ELLIGENCE. SIAM MIMED Tom Day—Dublin I —Waterford 2—France Ime Gaertner and Jersrf I—Flanders 1. The Alesander, Martin, of Nantes. bound to Bourbon, ba t h s touched the reeks on leaving L'Orienr, sprung a leak and sunk. crew and mutes caved. Aoirwaar, Jest. 13.—for pilot rehired to take charge of e iliek down the River this morning. DIAL. Jan. 14.—wind N.S. to E.N. E.—Arrived frour Lowlas t►e New Prospect, afilkr, and Marlborough. Middlettio, for j e , plaice; Britannia, Clusbie, and Lord God' rich, few St. ehael's ; £Jett, Anthony, fin St. Vincent'•; hlartin, Dreamer* for Bilbao; and Spartan, Landrrs, for Trinidad. Politest, en, Jew 14.—Wind the Hope, Ri p . pon. fee Spain. P&TIotrTII, JAN.I3 —Wird NE—Sailed the Felicity, Celle , for Rio Janeiro. Fat.llooTll, JAM 13--Wind N.B to RN.L—S,ailed the New Ragland, Deane, for New York. Wu: , JAN. 13.—The Earl of Roden steamer, from verpool to Dundalk, which was on ►bore at the Isle of Man, ai t , rived at Liverpool on the 'tat instant. The Sarah, Thomas, foam hi nee to London, Is •unk near Blackpool. but expected to be raked. A smack-rigged ve. set was seen to go down off Bleck Comb lase week. The following vessels put Iran the Pile of Fouldry on tile 4th instant : Nlatty, Porten% end stink ; Argo, Itedfera, with lite feet water in her bold ; Oceason. Burton, with damage, and mast discharge ; Carrier, Commas!, and Industry, Atkinson, both with trifling damage. ALLIANCE MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Y stArday, a General Annn4l Meeting of the Share. hold/mob the' above Association was bad at the City of London Tamers.. v—. 6 —Ourney, Req. in the Chair; supported by N. 31. Roth.. child, K.q. anal the rest of the Board of Directors. The CHAIRMAN !rad the Report. It showed that of the original capital of the , 'Conipatil (a,54•0,60(4.) there bad been deposited ie the Three per Cent. Annuities the aunt of 267,84b1. its the nantes of the 11:Ufitrtb. upon which a divide-eel was deehireel on the 3, of Jaw:nary last, amounting to 32,0951. la. The thud, ads on sat. plus liaLticee, 8,"-gtf. 7s, 10d. Whim- of 'toilets Iron, the corn. mencensent of litismon to 18.46, WAS 34,7811. 10%. to obis* add other advantages, such as di•rounts, &c. 4.. ed. Alter the under.. diets' prohts had he. n addA, and all repenter deducted, up to the end of the year, there would remain a baLanna at the disposal of the Company of 73,7671. la. 2.1. on which a dish. dend of 11 per share was declared, leavioa a balance to the matt of the Comps.) , of 23,7671 1.. 2d. apieliciible at a future time ter a further dividend or permanent capital. The firp..rt stated that three Directors and an .Atetti , or went out by rotation. The CHAIRMAN aaid, that it cou'd not hut he a spatter of grad& cation tbateu faveurahle a repeat bad heels piesente t l. Although hut au infant Society, and opposed by the greatest it.ilience. it bad been able to stot.oto all the expenses of the estaldistostent, and to repay a fair remuneration to the Proprietors tor the capital invested. The Board of Directors felt that the Institution would prove ben.. deial to the City of Landon, seeing that it had met with so warm a tee:lobos from the mere mule and .hipping iiiterekts. He ti &lard that the halaner in hand was wholly prefer. Resolutions wrre then posed, electing us three Directors, who wirer out by rotation ; aid a cordiel vote ni th.anlis was passed to the Court of irirectnts, lot their a •al and aiTity in at:: managemeac of the Socitty'saff.iic— foe Meeting toot 4.•journed. FASIIION.II3Lr. Iv I ELLIGENCL ~. CHANGRe s The Duke of Devonshire, last evenilir. from Devoe-h e re Home, fur the Derby Race Ball, at Derby; the Eisl and Countess of Dartmouth, at their saat, Sandw.3. Staff..r.hlre, from Earl Tat bot's seat, ingestrle, near Litch6 II; 1:r &ley!, Warden of AU. &gins Collage, from Devonshire House, for Uslord ; Captain and Mr% Nesbitt, for Rochester; Major Grant. for Canterbury: Mr. and Mrs. Urquhart. from Brighton, fur firth; Captain Palmer, fur Chester; Miss dolmas, (torn her Image iu Portni.n.square, Int her seat in Devon hire ; the Earl of Masora's. b, Irmo &. James's square for Brighton ; Countess St. Antonio, from Hanover-agleam, te Brighton; Wm. Campbell, Esq. from the Bruntwick fiord, Jermyo street, fur his seat in Ke n t; Lord and Lady farnhar, tons the Royal Hotel. to their new residence in Brook -street; Lord Valentia, from ditto; Captain and John Brymer, Esq from ditto, for Bath. Rte dte now enal•leJ In confirm tl e r m 'or which has been prevalent for some time, that the Right Ilonoarable the Saimaa.' of the House of CONIS.Mb i 4 to b e raised to th e Peerage. The style and title of the Right Honourable Geni c . man will be publi.bed in the Coigne forthwith, and it is sail. but we are unable to say how tru.y. he will- tither succeed to the vacant Presidetitahip of the Council or be appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Mr. Irrecrron, the Meniher for Stat. ford hire, will also he removed to the Upper House at the same time,._ under the title of Heron Lord Lvescrion. Sir ANTHONY HART will, be recalled, and Sir Cita aces ‘VOTHINRILI. appointed to the Chancellorship of Ireland. Mr. &moos will succeed the 'present Pilaster of the Roll. in c.tse qtr Joint Leacic should retire, as IA expected ; and Mr. F we POLLOCK will be made either Attorney or. Solicitor Genera of Engl.incl.— Mr. HROCCHAII is unfortunately suffering from h.d health, and eon. 'fluently is not expected to be raised to any office of colitis PCS for the Present. The Grenville interest, we understand, is to be con ciliated by the support of Ministers to the elettiou of 31r.Werni to the Speakership•MorningJournal. A certain General was a,ked, what sort of a Military Commander be thought imam Huns, Esq. M.P. would make?— He replied, " Hama would most likely imitate his countryman Gs.auau, who said, • Don't waste your powder, my boys, but give them tie - steel," though he would most likely prefer saying ° lead them the peel." DUMMY JAN. 10.—One of. the oldest pensioners in ibis neighbourhood died here on Thursday morring. His name was -James Craigie; but he was familiarly styled 0 Handy Cratst..." from the circumstance of having lost both his hands in an engagement during the American war. ,Ile was an artilleryman. and cam. by the accident while sponging his gun, which, having hung fire, sud denly went off, carrying away his hands and part o f o n e -f his arms. lie was upwards of 80 years of , age, and has been 50 years asp erdoner at feast, during which time be has recessed from the cnuqtry upwards of.:1,8001. . klutilated' as he was, he has bad four wives in has tone—to perpetuate whose memory be erected a stone le Wei Grey( iare hurying.groond, bearing the inscription," Erected by James Cragie, to the memory of his wives." 'towards the end r f lag month a succes fill expe riments of making telegraphic• communica io s doting the night. by means of lights, was made at Touloe. St. Malachy, an Irish Apostle, prophesied that there would .be just 36 Popes attet Urban the Vrllth. and t 'at then Popery vat old fall. Pope Urban the Vlllth dieJ in 1623. How. nany Popes haVereigrieJ s ince? •iit'pOftr..Woman se ho had tluee ions in the army, On afkisej hy, each one shilling let week (succor their pay. Miiied it of an army agent. Some obstacle stop ped tre 'allowance, and she w tote immediately to a Nable. Duke. The obstacle was soon removed. and she reei lied an immediate answer, that she would, oa appli ;lion As u:ual, receive tl'e three shillings per week out bit sons pay, and also three shillings per week out of rho pay of his Grace. Tfre tollowing ex 'triple of the sagacity of elephants was related by an Meer of Artillery, who witnessed the trauma. tier.'." The battering train going to the siege of Seringspatant had to pries the sandy bed of a river, that resembled other rivers of the Peninsula, which have during the dry season but a small stream of water sunning through them, though their beds ate meetly ef 'toskidt fable breadth, very heavy for draught, and abound* is ciakisi , nds. It happened that an arts kry man, who was seated on did limber of one of the guns, by some accident fell Mr, in such *l:nation that, In a second or two, the hind wheel must ham gene over him. The elephant, whic h was stationed behind the gun, perceiving the predicament in which the man was, instant, witlsoat -any warning from its keeper, lifted up the whet I with its truth.. and kept it suspended till the carriage had passed dear of lalm." .Tne following is the resolution with regard to the Game Laws, which was proposed by Mr. Briscoe at the Surrey Quarter Sessions on WeJnesday, and carried unastimously.:.f. That this Court deem it a duty to reecent to the Secretary of State for the Home Do' pat tebeti'the crying evils resulting from the present state f the Game Laws,and to implore his Majesty's Govern , meat, to effect :nth an amendment of those Laws as to its wisdom :bail seem expedient, fdr the diminution ntf crime and the genvral welfare of the conntrs sod at the County Alembers do present the same." RUSSIA &s--Cooshi lire. eager to altairs of t 111.1lbee, if I 1 dill with my wady ampere k thrown awal . ..gyp, any space 1 r - :la /ea i l l n e d t h to oi `Via Se war o alullsben), ha ' pad s kinnise ti MOM to elear aim doubts-4 . lint fears—is Individuals fro . Imputations of , In order full alight appear n Tim entirely at you do not dest The extra( the dominion that power a and Sratevint ing every me again broegi providing the of any Power the es per inter br the united resolved only vier it more d of Europe, powerful to Alliance. E looking only from the an diable it, f territory den, Germ from it Al which they w IHAd tl,is op have been th sitivfied with would have have eaten& therefore rev powe►f al, am future time h Europe agail had proved tl stity, while it successive vie inspired her own desolate The person was indeed c attempt to c so mainly cot iirrrection of it was pretty concern in th yeast the tet which newer jects for the d it has avowed the Great. I which had er plaint that i the Ambabsi leave Conti with iudigni Girek Patti, Turki,h final have acted u haps have be' the other geer sufficiently ri war to intern Alexander. only to the ( moot, and Si or, perhaps, popu'ar tevol and the wi%he the expectatic says Mr. Lit)] published in tOr ' s death, " from Peet th because the ad vatitageout cautions Alt ante, than to particularly c wish.: of his otTeriag sacril of Mussulmas and rega'd 1 0 Europe, he f favourable op antiih.late the and to restore slassical soil social order." After the d Constantings eft at the Pt Austrian !nu lately ieblisl gild mute of tl which "email repreaentatio concessions hes a Flan fc tallith Conti and E