Star. — London, England, 1827-03-05 00:00:00

DOVER, MAnctt 4. • • Last evedisg, at Ewe O'clock, his Ercellency tscosine GlinvittA, Ambassador to the Court of France,with Li GnAtivsLut kpd suite, landed: the . poc k e t, Captain Hamumou, after a- creek's tedious 41e. tendon at Boulogne by tempestuotss weather, On the F a r, entering the harbour. lags were displayed on the F a ts and Custom-hesiset and ,on his Eicelleacy land- Jilg, a salute was geed from the garrison heights. The comni aotßagoiiiii% gajo r Rosaat.z" and the Officers of the several Government Departments of the Fat c h ee iog his Loi-dship • all those respectful ideation* to which his high rink entitles him. - - Yesterday her Royal Highnesethe Duchess ailiswri• th. ftweeeets Virroata aad Posoesd, attended Defoe Set.' t ine r leiniastesi palace, which waiporfonoot 'by' her Royal soseo's CbssillfL . . Mr. flusstasos was not so well, on Saturday. but, v are luppy to. say.. was better yoweeday. The Right- Hoe.. G e t otkicaa is. ordered to be kept vary vdest4 and out to as any penes ea Warm. , • Most of the Foreign Ambassadors and Minister% j r coog ratutatory Ind& fo Mr. libenry Ctipme femoral. mosey . EOM Ida late !SOW Yesterday Dr. Limn) was emmeerated Bishop of ckeeso.hy the Archbishop of•CrarreasosO, at Lambeth Palk.. Yesterday the Conswitsee of Taste. waitod upon the Cosacoor sho iloosahmet. . • • • Th e Cipislis; dawn; swi crirfatik Itteg 84) wawa; slibic!kbo ma '6 O irk ref Oa a tke dlo• mad vserodaehirets. . • The Committee of Privileges of the Hoise of Lords have decided that the Earl of Cutout/our has establi,h• ed-his claim to vote for repreAntatiSe Peers for Ireland; Joao TIRRY Hoes. EN. a provincial Barrister re sident at Gloucester, has been appointed a Police Stii: gistratrit the Union Hall Office. . . . Thedeputies from the ship-oenters have s it slid, to petition Parliament, praying that a a rtittee my be appointed to invesrsgate the present Atomics. of the shipping interests of the United Kingdom. , , The stormy weather which has prevailed during the ., week, has been highly advantageous to the herring' htheries in the Frith 41 Furth. The Mlle hai been ex cellent at all the fishing stations, partietdarly at Qestens ferry. On Saturday night last, an nutuccessful attempt was made to, rob the cburch•yard of St. Like's, Old-street. The robbers escaped; but they left behind them a spade, iron bar, &c. . Friday there were presented 168 petitions against, sad about 98 petitkets in favour of,•the Raman Catholic Chines. Amiga the petitions against she Claims was one from the Vicar, &e. of" Bray ;" and amongst those in honor of them were petitions from KilLfree, KiU-derna, Kifl enaule, Bltl mum, KU-lusty: Kill-reatial, Kill-kamy, Kill rush, Kill-macow , Kill-i 5, Kill -Darin, Kill-.karvan, Klu ged, Laugh-more, and Boer-us. The Fos fishing smack; on her voyage from Torbay to Weymouth last week, fell in • with a whale, which appeared to be 60 feet in length and 15 . in breadth. In some parts of the Danish dominions the aged and infirm poor are supported by the peasants ; every person; according to his cir cumstances, being obliged to sup port, during a .stipulated time. one or more of Ms dis abled neighbours. . •• • • • Saturday, at tjso ligation Hon" Owen De • lot* a dui la die Inland Thpartadeat of tie Cleadkal 3tiK oiOs. sad a sous man isf• f respectable outoseatoos. mark:mem a dial examiastim, as a chargeoUsectuing sad cowards* to hie own use, a B. Bete, takes est of a letter which paid through hL hula Me Loan Maros coact:teed the case completely ab stardaaed, and combined the prisoner for triaL Crowbie Cottage, near Kirktown of Skene, the re- . sidence of Mr:3l. - Gua.Earls, of the Excise, was totally consumed by fire on Wednesday senbight. Monday morning. about two o'clock. an alarming fire broke out in the extensive premises of Messrs. 111.Fes and Co. calico-printers, Kilmarnock. which were consumed, with a tonsideribleAuantity of goods.. This forenoon, symptoms of fire appeared io the wine cellar of the Jerusalem Coffee House, occasioned by a quantity of straw, introduced there forthe purpose of packing, hiving ignited. The alarm thus excited; however, was soon dispelled, by a copious application of water. The winter has been extremely severe and tempes, tams in Prussia. In some parts of the province of Wats, the snow. has been so deep that the inhabitants of some of the villages have been obliged to form tun nels under it, in order to get to andfrom theirdwellings. The operations for forming the Dundee and Newtyle railway are commenced in the neighbourbond of New-. tyle, and in a short time will be in rapid progress. The last accounts from St. Helena inform us that the house which was erected for BUONAPARTSII residence was unoccupied; str angers. going there, upon applitaa tion to the Governor, are allowed to reside in it during their stay. At the old residence of 1117011APAILT4 the room where he breathed his lest, is now converted' into, a thrashing ba r n, an d th e ot h er p art o f t h e h ouse i nto stables, bc. A file of Madras Galatia to the 14th of October has been received, containing advices from Calcutta to the end of September, but th ey communicate no news of importance. Lord AM MUT, with his family and attendants,were engaged in an excursion up the Ganges, and was in an improved state of health. Tranquillity was still maintained in every part of India. A shock of an earthquake was felt at Chittagong on the Bth of September, but no material damage was done. Accounts are in town from Vera Crux, of the 4th January, and from M ex i co o f t h e 5 0th D ecember; the former brings advices, that the Tweede Will sail the latter end of January, having on board upwards of twelve hundred thousand dollars in specie, 660 thou send en account of Government : there is alio on beard 250 thousand dollars worth of cochineal. The above expected arrival has given new life to the Mexican bond holders. A Cuatous ANIMAL.—The skeleton of a very cu.' Sirius an 4 rare animal has lately been landed at Ports mouth, from the Diadem transport, which has been viewed by a great number of persons, as the remains 01 A mermaid, but which appears horn Surgeon Slight's description, to be a nugong. It was shot by Lieut. Emery, near the island or Mombass, and died shortly afterward. When seen, the body of the animal was raised considerably above the surface of the water, and from the near appearance of that part of it to the hu• man form, was then judged to be a mermaid. It was in company with two others, and they were all wading Nit way, by means of what the spectators called their alms. Lieut. Emery ate some of the flesh, which be describe, a, being very savoury. He was unable to preserse the skin ; but the bones were saved entire. It is rather more than five feet long. THE ARMY. Tbe D4opt of thi sodi Itegis7; — nt, 40 0 etrbilZ it efiltred ' l l* Belfast to Fortsormes. A patty it the ist Demeanu mired . at Plemblll barracks. stn. Thursday, to replace the 7th Dinars who aremdoemlM Olassair.s., A Detachnsent belonging to Alre 56th Regiment- lobakr, neWeiti4 on . Satueday morning from Westminster. for • Dulishment belittling to the 36th Regiment of Foot, smreapil y incoming from Vv r etininster. for Bolton.. Demcbusigilo behoglog to the 14th, 46th, and 54th Regiments of Infantry, ernot onfriday morsiog oo board a steam-vessel in the Riverills diisemo4 m route to Chatham. .•: PaMbomots belonging to the td, 6th, and cm si s himmai it Ileo,wwkented on Friday morning on board amemommel kilts 'lllser, fee Gravesend, on routs to Canterbury.. - . ' • A Detachment belonging to the Royals embarked on the t7thok. rut Gravesend. on board the lioushar Indianian, for Madras. ' A Detachment belonging to the 50th Regiment of Infantry as. ' rived' on the idlnatant on hoard the Ftinsbory, at Portsmouth, from, Jamaica. In the list of the Minority of 39 against the Grant to the trokk and Duchess of Ctaitutee, on Friday last, the name of S. Rice is entered by mistake, instead of Robert Price. the Member foe the County of Hereford,' who voted in the Minority. • - - ' The name. of .Ifr.,M4rkaws7o new-ehtertaionsent is to bi called The Rome circuit, or •Copiney Adventures. The third act is to Ise sailed Mr. Matheort's Picture lial4ry. ...,. . - • ta - . .. Two sons of'{ distinguished *coMaioner, from their wend tastes, the one in kuseing r the otlie4 in sininaings (save acquire d the namevel Mai rid and • Ram t.rod. - A woman in thecountry went for - a poond of candles, mlaws to her astenishawat andlstortillcatioh, she int Informed ihit' 'day Itsitrtssas a ;stunt hi the p l anet Once het' list pirchase of tliim. . thi ot Wi l y," says she, " whit can be the cause at such Ws ezeibitant ur{pa as a e ,ay ?" " I can't tell," says the man, • bat I believe b airing to the war." " Why, 'muse them," cried Ap:'. , de best by candle-light !" • • One day, when we were . at dinner at Himley, the conversation turned upon an . anecdote that was f oment alscust .01d Lord Fot.ev. It was said that a [6.!"--- .cant of his had found couched in one of the books Of the library an India bond for 1,0001. which had been hid there, but forgot,by.Old Mr. FOLEY. Instantly this servant brought the 1,0001. India bond to my Lord:delivered to blip es his property (a trover), upon which Lprd .Fpieregave him half-a-crownl "He could sot," said Lord Dudley, give him more." We all stared. He could non"' said Lord Dudley, is for the soul of kien.7 7 —Bridgessater Anecdotes. ORME or 2114 . WORD BURPERe—ALthe.tiftie when the Epicures( were gond Catholics, it was customary to drink the health of •the Pope out of a full glass ; in French, an boa Pere, which has been transformed into the English bumper. Wednesday, . Pea Green HATER, Esq. with his new wife and suite, left Dover foi France. It is not gene -I,ally known that this verdant Gentleman' has married the daughter of Mr.Caaran i who nsarried his mother, The following is stated to have been the late Bishop of Lincoln's income s—Value of See, 13,2801.—Arch deacon of Exeter, 6001.—Canon of Chichester, 7001. The Vicar of Wellingley and Beshill, 2001.—Total yearly income, 9,7801. Patronage, two Archdiecon ries, 96 prebends, 36 livings, batiks .sacrists, ricers choral, am—Nottingham Review. - - • The persons contemplated by . out stge• Game Urn as persons of higherdegree than Esquire, are Cole) e, Sergeants, and Banisters at Law, and Doctosts three learned professions!—But it has bees d that a diploma from a Scotch University, appointing Doctor of Physic, does not give a qualification (1 Ter 'Reports, 46).--The Scotch Graduate. may physic . patients, ad nauseant, but he cannot kilts partridge! VOLTAIRE, having lampooned a Nobleman, was owl night, on his way home, intercepted by hint, and cudgelled for his licentious wits on which he applied to the Duke of ORLEANS ) then Repent, and begged him to do him juaice. rt Sir," replied the Regent, smiling. 64 it has been dons already: . Two boys, being together in a butcher's shop in Plymouth, one of them took up a loaded gun, and ,presenting it in sport, it went off, and the charge lodged m the head of his' companion. He lingered for some time, and expired. Hassonanstru Bansoa.—A special meeting of the proprietors of this undertaking took place on We& Desday, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the , Strand. E. J. Coaraie, Esq. M. P. in the Chair.' `The Directors' Report stated, that their late Seers; tary had absconded, and was indebted to the Coro. pasy 4141. that he had also received calls from several of the proprietors, to the amount of 6001. which were sot placed to t he credit of those proprietors, and which the Directors submitted, was the fault of those proprietors themselves, inasmuch, as they paid their. calls at the ofSce of the Secretary, who wee • atithorized to receive them, instead of making their payments according to the printed notice, at thel Treasurer's. A long debate ensued, as to the neglect of the directors ' in omitting.to take security from their Seefetary, as directed by. the act, and *ailed by their . own bye-laws, which,. if it had been dose. tba defalcation of 4141. could have bees made good. A Committee of seven Proprietors were appointed to en• mine into, and report upon those points. With respect to the calls received by the late Secretary, and misap. plied, the Proprietors who paid those sums contends& that the Company ought to bear that loss also. Mr.l Tomes:ow was elected a Director, in the room of Mr: HAYWARD, deceased; and thanks being given 'lO the Chairman, the Meeting broke up at five o'clock. Thursday, the execotion of Williens Thomsen, fol. the robbery of Mr. Dickson of Cousland, in October last, lea Place opposite the Guard-house at Dalkeith ; and a very tale assemblage of people collected at an early boor to witness the awful spectacle.. Most 'of them, however, were from the country; foe the inhabitants of Dalkeitb, regarding the exhibition with feelings of hoe. ror and detestation—a similar scene not having been witnessed there for centuries—shut their places of bu siness, and manifested every indication of regret at their respectable town having been subjected to such degra dation. Thomson was a powerful;mustular man, and during the whole scene seemed to maintain the most complete self-possession. DARING ROBIRRT.—On Saturday mottling, as Mr. Banks, of the Blue Posts Chop-house, in the Haymarket, was standing at his door, he observed a tall elderly man with a drab great coat, coming towards him from the bottom of the market, when he arrived opposite the house, he stopped and read the name over the door, repeating aloud, •• Banks, &c." Mr. Banks drew on one side, supposing him about to enter the house, but he walked into the house adjoining, kept by Mr. Rogers, Restaurateur,where he ordered a basin of soup; upon the return of the waiter to the room with the soup, he found it empty, and bis customer gone; and subsequently discovered that five silver table spoons were also wanting; an enquiry and search was in scantly set on foot, bat :whim the tall man or silver spoons could be found. • • NAVAL ;INTELLIGENCE. The Harding, Hiramsn,frtyn Uvetpethand St. Andrew's (New Brunswick) for Jamaica, was lost in Ma,ember, en Silver Keys. The Homer, from New Orleans for Liverpool, was lima:bad so the rfth Dec. on Turtle Rock--erew and part of our avid. The Britannia, MA11M21.1., from" Liverpool for Mobile. was lam its the 7th January, on Horn Island—crew saved. The crew of the Flora barque from St . Jaha's (N. 8.) that vessel having been abandoned wate rlogged, have arrived at Liver , pool Ia the Alexander, from Manton. TIM Sank, Wrialis, from Demerara, has wilted at Liverpool.' with loss of !nisei mast. Pa the Sid of February. spoke, in lat. 44. 4Q. 14a .17. thy ilienewaintr, from Rio to Hantburgh, under jtfry-ntasta, hating IlmOar bowspEit,, foremast, and mate-tepinsat, °tithe 9tti. 1.1 • • , MARCIE . 5, Wind S.W. and 5, Wind S.W. and B.S. W—Krriied the Duke of Sent packet, from Lisbon, in five deli ;' Providelice, Horn, from do. in 33 days.; and the 'Duke of Wellingto s n, Roassesta l / 4 (runt Tarragona; with lost of bulwarks, Ptratourrt stanclumin MAWR § and 3.—Wihd S.—Arched .tb• Lynn, Kinoi t e, (shall/ 9 1es '; 'Moan and Sarah, Mown, froth Oporto; Blisaboth, iffarmit& . froth Messina ; and the Williani and Mary, Mugs trim Lisbon. Baird the Hannah, Guiastr, for Tarragona. ;Poavvatoutii Milieu 3 and 4.—Wind S.W. to N V.—Arrived his ~/dalostf's . :sidp — SATI4.LITI, from Plymouth; Charlotte _and Matfi, Corissfanui, Layton, and Crown transports, from 'Lisbon; god Spire# transport, from South Atherica and Cork. • The Arab, Ctastasrvp, of Belfast, for St. Michael's, was fallen in with on the 21st Ukiah,. by the Crown transport, in lat. 49..0. N. long. 11. in a very leaktate who took out the etew , and brought them to this port. The Sea Flower, Stomas, from this port for St. Mi. tltae[ t, was totally lost off that place- 7 creve saved. Cohn, Mown 4.—A French ship, botind to Havre, is 'reported to be off the Island; dismasted. Dias Masai 4. —Wind W.S.W.tentaln. with ate ••owaid hoitad, the Aleiandet the Great' Pack, for Pon au Prince; and, the Glegeral.Kyd and Farquharson. 'Arrived thpJamaica,*oncus, i kons Antlppa., „ . •••••-- • • NORTH Al* SOUTH ANZRICAN • COIF= HOWL • THIS DAY. • . •• Ltvaisroot4 illancw - 2.—Wind W: fresh breeseso—Atrived tbll ' evening theDirinthian, Davis, from New York, sailed on the slit ult. in company with the Great Britain, for this part; The Leeds, Sin and Canada, Rooass, from Liverpool, strived it New York on the sth uk. Byron, Aintnewl; froth Nassau (New Pro. 'ldeate) ; Elisabeth, Natant; from Demerara, gaited on the ldth of January; FAMIIO4IS. Pawns, from Trinidad; Mentor, Pettaics, Bsanotaw, and Franklin, frost levanstah ; the Harmony, Ross, from New Orleans ; tie Gee, Wasn't; frowsp ari ra ia niuisn; the Etiktol, Room, from Alesrk . (47lo The and Here, sailed from Charles= fee fhb pert is , the fididlJanuary ; don, Moneason, cleared at Chaeletop tit Mir mottos sheikh of Janokty ; Sapphire, Caramel, dieratee (Clisdeisms,lar this' port es the UM of January ; Tansiebre. Jamminn, ihirod it Savannah for this pert on Me loth Se. illitekers,-Yeeson, ditto, for ditto; sish Jawlay ; too, , ditto, far dints, sit January ;Ceres, Psalm% ditte; it ditto. Fell. 1. The Lady Odle Lake arid Peadepe ialledfarditto let Fehavory. The Homer, fee this port, was totally lest as Me Silk Dtreember on Turtle Reck, Balmma ; crew and OW Uf die . ,oatio sem& ' • Mem* W.S.W. blowing frea.—.Arrived the Mk, Jules, from New York ; Finchett, Wasaases from Savanisiih; Shotr i llemw, froth ditto; Majestic, Meanie, frets Nem gieleams. illittJanuary ; Richard, Farrostaa, Meredith; lfmar; from' siwara ; Joe Toeing, from Malaise. The Hardy, Ceateisskt, ber.bieu conde mnedi at Hannah. The Jam, boronet, fruit Havana for Cowes, sugar laden, is mufti amt of as drove on a reef, and kat received condderaide damage; - llf sta2 . 4le; one ship, throe brim, and two snows. The East India Company's ship Thomas Comte arriebd tbe - Dowse on Saturday at noon, and proceeded to the River. SIMI& CMOs the 111 d November, Jan Head the 11th December,ind SL Slim the 24th January. • - • ilhe Abercrombie Robinson left China the 17th, and the Bait teens on the 10th November, but neither had arrivedst St. He.' km melon the Thomas Coutts sailed from thence far The Thomas Guns overtook the Berwickshire = l. Aor and • from her on • the 14th of December, to the' JP" Ilth'Noveusber -- The sailed from Shippore on- the same dap as the Sir David Scott, butts believed to have gene an eastern passage. The Abercrombie Itchiness let Cbina no the 17th November; the ships Edinburgh, Berwickshire, Lord Umber,' and Thishemi • • • of Athal were to Follow in the cons. at !'week. The idlnburitt and Margins of Handy were to easy *ores Th s eralfitt - had arrived at Whavarser-+6e passed thw Anne Bias olf Swam The Java, homeward bound from China, arrived at St. Banal the ltth, and sailed for Xnatand the Silt January. Os Saturday the dispatches for Madras and China; by the aMp Bombay. Captain 'OEM C■•aareta, vrenrekeetat the Sam India Rouse, and delivered to the Purser of that ddp. • Irma WIMP OO 111411,1 even eft litile them were g tZt thirtpdhooe dap et ma. The . of Acres; Rcaterty yds& being weeded by viededtAkist keit die Stspkweet, esd a dense atiwoopitere, ilia ships amid oat We the had wind a them were two days hyssita of this pert, without knowing their situation. oi • • The Resins Limit. F. Arnim", is the 14th at Feb. its las. N,la. N. I L 90. W. fell la with the Maidstone schooper, of Ipswich, from Terceira for Lnetpeel, which vessel had suffered by a mu washing away her larboard ka, and wash' dhArees for pcsdahrsi. Limit. P. supplied her with the same site bad ott board the.Mmter of the Industry, of Glasgow, sad art of the CMS of the ink smack, of Leaks, both of which vessels were totally bu l lshit two other vessels, off that Wang, a the 17th Jaaoary kat. The crews were all saved. O. 7beaday, the Vittoria transport, Lieut. Chia, Avast, arrived from the Leeward islands, with, the but Division of the slat Re giment on board. They lauded at Cowes, and starched to Albany Barracks. _ . The Forte. 46, Capt. J. Cashion, C.B. sailed from Madeira on the 3d of January, wkh the Austrian Embassy to the Coast •of &caulk out board, for Rio Janeiro. We have made the most shil -1 gent ioquiries respecting, the reports in circulation regarding the Forte, =a are bappt to say, we nut believe that the statement of her loss is worthy of the lead credit. The Callope sailed front Madeira ou the Sth of January, for Vera Cruz. The Experimental squadren will be airkwady to premed on the trial cruise, under the euninsand Epe-gdeniral Sir Thomas Hardy, list. IC C.B. The ME el* i U, Captain John Hayes, C.B. will be out of tit Whew elehfolidaf the Sapphire; SS, Captain Henry Dsiodass Wolk NI, Cogitate Geo. Hayes;. and the. Columbine te, Caroni Waifs Opened% are in state of forwardness :tad will shortly mend to flpithead. The Tyne. Captain Kea ' raey White, sad Mora, Is, Llipiain Alexander from the Meer, are on dr& se di rem TbillYialati it, Captain Laws, arrived MB Ely tatoi The Sybille. not being manned, Se =thin [aiming shifted his flag to the Pyramus, Pmts. Os isiimed in that ship on the cruise. • . 6. 6 4 • DRUEINLANE THEATRICAL FUND Dant* , • . , This unemst. dins& was held es Friday, at the Nossommie Tavern, endless attended by about 550 Oentientesond Stied with tides, attracted, De &Mitt by the lisalbSibitila gZ . : 14 not quite indltetent to the speechifying. e nese of mss. sex was exposed to take the chair , but a le ter MS reedited frees him, seildity that indisposition had p Mild MO quit ting his chamber since the 30th a Jaautry, ski* be the more regretted, because he tett greatly desirous to abew, by his Hess**, his intentioti of supperdng an 'lndust* which had thet with the unceasing patronage of his lasurated beadier, and which be, • *create looked epee . *an beir.3sem. His Royal Highs,* enclosed Mrs. Ceasei dainties of 511. sad his own all • Lord Baboon we. calks( te die Chair. Mr. *ahem. nod the principal vocalises et the day. exerted dim, selves to deligk the company, with the happiest effect. After the panel roost et Upland coatenuty toasts, the health et : Mr. [Prise; the present lessee of Detry.lase Theatre, wan drank with great applause. Mr. Prisse, is restrain thanks, said, be Alt aisildest hopes, that with the atristance et the British Pnbilc, OH Drury would be festered to her termer rank, et the Mt theatre in die world. Mr. Cooper *ea rest o Ist of the Sobscribers et the present year. Analog edam we modest—His Missy, 100 guise* ; the Duke et Seem, Lat. she Date et Beiterd, 50 pins=; tie Marquis of Lasetiews. 101. the Mamas of Stafford, 101. Lord &us, 101. Lord Covistry,.lll. Lord &Swat; SOL Lord W. Lenses. SL Mrs. Coats, SM. Mr C. ' Flower, St. Mr T. Nerds, St Mr: Mask*. Mr. Hodgson, KC Mr. listen, 11. Mr. Prioe,lo tenons; Mr. Cakes*, 10i. id* Sr sold, 5 plasm; Mr. Kean, 5411. Ste. St* mien 1111CONDAIUKS OPFICIL. Kasen L Wiliam Westbrook, the letter-etaiger et the Trnsgeany Pest elle., win Was se Kew* fainted a sheet time site by the eerie slow et semi demobs powder, captained in a beer irbieb was stamping, recovered damps of mi. bees Jae Jane% of Weed,- ford, Yaws, tie party r by Was. tie letter was test. The damages were hid at 40001. and the detritus attended pereenally, anti read a panic expreariny bilhi regret at the accident; that be had vet the Aabwt letesden er inures amp sae, and it large *seem were haw, be hid era nem it - drwa, sod mast _ _ be inFilectel. ' rater tif aNY Norway, theme smoke • doting the whole day - carry skint with them a huge tobacco-pipe, the bowl of which is as large as a man's fist, while the tube is seen sticking out of the pocket, or seen swinging in the band. Saturday, at about five o'clock is the afternoon, as a Ladj • of considerable fortune, mimed Huse; was mess.' leg Code-street, Reading, from her own house to that olber son, who lived opposite. she was unfortunately struck down and killed by a - coach from Logsdon to Bristol. Z s ' ll : and parted • - froat big ea • the 14th of December, to the tbe dig iseit Inteedon ells ikareamp one, mad if brie welitorard it Jai . Braided against him, be lid no steam sK payis d tins a TM weimandmise ate arrived in China as loam% its.—. be coosigotd to kla Impel gbh will be Torn' Abeemonalda ," Mb Jay; nabbing's, Ilth, sted Genital pensewosotto sock ds=scandihis 1 1 0 a te e ti sic hi s argis. smit Angest; td, tandaa,- Mb, Borwicksbire, otiom &tans ilmaiveganeo, pipet/ , ‘A- a stlt, Memo Osocesil It% .IPtibiles nia. Lehi Latta* _ , ..—. - L.--. , ' ite : 15th, Donbass of Athol, lii,b, Camden, Mb, mei Or- In the north of Sweden, as in Nartray, the as ow - Weil, 10th September; "dampest, I*, Eatrarras, Otti, Castle 1, and Handl, 10 4 George she Four t h , gtok, \ sag Amos eg m en ti f y. tobacco lying in their be ds; and dam* di D ow 1.541 October; Lord Ambent, od, Ails Tib, and ear Drab! Scots, carry abbot with them a !sage statiaceo-pipe 1/3011 TIII HAMPIIIIIRZ TILLIORAPIL Yesterday arrived the Romney, SO. - Captain N. Locker:, C.O. from Malta and Gibraltar. She left Malta aa the Zed January, in company with the Pyramus, having on beard the'"Sib Reitman, whisk landed at Gibraltar. At Matta there were lying, the Re nage (Sir Harry Neale), Serinppataiss, Medina (jest arrived keen Algiers), Alacrity, hod Parthlan. The Carnation bat/tailed with a connie far Smyrna. The American ship North Carolina, 74, Commodore Rodgers, arrived at Malta on the 11th January, very sickly, having 110 men affected with the small pen • A great num. bet of bet men Were sent. to the Laseretto. Commodore Rodgers said, he had never experienced seek severe weedier as in the pre -ceding six weeks. The Romney left Gibraltar the I4th February, when the Asia and Dryad were lying there. Mr. Gum, Master of the Dryad, invaded, and Mr. Phillips. Midshipman, are come home la the Roomy. She is under quarantine. The only ship is the Tagus were, the Spatting (lag), Genoa, Albion, and three transports, lades with stores and provisions. The Galatea was daily expected there from Oporto, for Ragland. Yesterday arrived the Frinebury transport, Lieut. Robt. Mayne, from Port Royer, Jamaica; with the sd division of the Soth giment, under Captain Ryan, and Naval invalids on board, in 4S days' passage—ian from the Havannah, whence she sailed on the Nth January. The Caine transport left Pert Royal on the loth of January, with the first division of the SOth Regiment on board she is an yet arrived. This regiment has been nearly eight years in Jamaica, during which period 750 men have died belonging to it. The Jeinaieh Owes* speaks he terms of high commendation of the condset of the corps vela( serving in the tsbnd. We Isom by the Frinsbury, that the sensation created at the Banana by Mr. Canning's speech was suet, 'that the Ropiest. and Reyna larmethately put to sea, is cruise off the Mora, and all find& subjects were hastening their - departure. The Spaniels Commoden, Laborde, had sailed from the Havannah in the Leal. tad, SO, with the Arethssa, 44, Perla, 44, Amelia and Hercules brigs, to attack Cominedore (the Amettesa) Porter, who had taken refuge in West Key, (opposite to Cuba) with the fdesican squadron. Although West Key is the property of individuals be longing to America, and is ander the protective of the Americim Sag, it was yet considered certain that the Spanish squadron Would shortly make the attempt to destroy or capture the Mexican ships there. The ships oa the Jamaica statMa were healthy. The Isis, SO, sailed front Port Royal oa the 16th of Jaimary, with Ms Grace the Duke of Manchester, for St. Jago da Cabs, leaving these ally the Beaver. _ . The Colombia, of 64 guns ; Cundlnamarca, 64; Constitution, 24 ; Bayure,44, were at Carthagena on the 96th December. Tuesday the Diadem transport, Lieutenant S. P. Pritchard, a:. riven from the Mauritius and the Cape of Good Hope, Waging home invalids from the Regiments stationed there. Diadem left the Mauritius on the rid October, when the Owes Glendower, Commodore Christian, C.B. was lying there, all well. The Spar rowhawk, Captain Polkinghorne, bad sailed for the Rasters Coast of Africa - and the Success; Captain Stirling, for New South Wales, with Con;misury.General tadley. Mr. Pennell bad succeeded him, at the Mauritius. The Diadem touched at Syniond's Bay (Cape of Good Hope), en the 234 November, whence the Semarang and sailed for the Mauritius, and at Sc. elena. There were no ships there. The Diadem touched at the Island of Asceeslon, where the Governor, Colonel Nicol* and the garrison, were all well. The Governor was making great improvements in new reads, forming a breakwater. and building stores. We have the satistaction of announcing the safe return of twenty . eight sail of transports, from the Tagus, after one of the longer' and THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARIL.LANR, Maacn S. We were very madly supplied this mensing with all descrip tions of Grain and Flour, and, u a matter of coarse, the Moak* Trade was very lively, at an %deem* of is. per gutter so 'the prices of this day sennight, widtevery appearance et a I'M towage improvement. This advance ean only be attributed to the wide et prime made known by Mr. Camas. for the quantky of Whist rambling unsold is more than adequate to the demand lee dm porpoise of consumption. - Mirky limy dollihmktontlibtpriose of lest Monday; and Beam sod Penal bath damlodemaneharey sale, but net lower. The OK Trade i 1 exuandriell o iltadeallne of Is. per quarter, and but /ittle dens at that alsatommk Aar iti expected to advance 516 mem& Wheat, Red, new`, Mle tale -old, Cis Ms -' White. new, dOs old dOs Sits Barley, U. 405 ' Making 60e 441 Peas, Grs7, 1826,'50s 524 ▪ Oos 00s Maple, 1e26, --s —4 001 noe Wilke, old, ses. 500 ▪ new, 50, 52s Boilers, 1825, 44s 50s 1828,52 s i tis ARRIVALS 2,004 Rye, 'new, 514 Beans, Small, new, its Ns aid, 00s 00s Tick, new, 4s. Sits - 00. 00. , Oita, Feed, new, Ws Ns old, ON 004 Poland, new, 314 . 374 _ —dd, 00. OPB Pouts% Dew, 364 50e -- old, stl. 554 - Bcoccit, 00.00. Floor, per sack, 164. 500 Rapeseed !Os Ills per ime lAsir wow Irish Oati Peas, qrs. 4,125 Foreign Oats atglith Fleur, sacks 1,002 Foreign Barley SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nuacu S. Beef this morning is gusted at 48 ltd. to ss. per stone for she best Scots, and 4s. to 48.6 d. for the coarser Oses. Mattoo le rather, better sale, the best young Downs reaching as high as 4s. M. per stone, and the coarser Ewes, ae. ss. 6d. to 48.2 d. per *Me. In the price of Veal, prime young Calves are Se. 6d. to Ss. 6th per stone, and larger Meat 41. ed. to St. In Pork there Is Milo earls don.—Beasts, 2071; Sheep. 17,562; Pigs, 120; Calves, 101...- Beef, per stone, 4s. to ss. Mutton, ss. 6d. to 41. 104. Via; ea: id. to Ss. ed. Pork.4s. 211. to Ss. w.-Hay, per load, £3l7s. Id. to Ai 125.6 d. Clover, £4 15t. to IN 10$. Straw, £1 ilis. to AA& INS %Mast. Sid* qrs. Do. Fora* • Barley, Baitlsla Oats Beans 11111 44/ 13 ~..... LIVERPOOL, Mason 5. Cormx Weos.—The import is 10,750, and tee MOH sanaset to 8,831 bap. The export of Raw Cotter: from Great Britain, during the weekending 24th February, was 1189 bags; and from London, Uverpoel, and Hull. in the shape of only Calicoes (3987), and Twist (2252), amounted to 6179 bags. Advice, from New York of the 51st January, came the price of Uplands at 9f to 109, and premium of Exchange at tog, whisk on the 24th January had been 'lusted at lob to 11, and tOf respectively. Sanaa, etc.—There has bees very little demand for Sugar, and 300 hhds. only have been disposed of at barely last week's pekes; and a few bags of fine white East India at 775. id Two Modred and ferry casks Derbies Manse% have been sold at Ms. M. fur cid and 2.55. for new ' and 130 Demerara at 275. 6d. In Co ff ee and Rice, there have been no transactions Worth notice. A few bags of Pan Cocoa have been disposed of at 355. and of Pimentost Parressioss--Tbrre has been a good business done in Butter, during she week, at furtiter advanced prices : but in giving quo. mama at present, it win be observed, that all depends upon k anartments wanted, as in some instances from 16s. to Ms. per es is made between the prim of Ist and ads. One hundred nava prime mess Dublin Beef has been sold in 'hip at 100 a. t- . - beA