Star. — London, England, 1827-11-30 00:00:00

■ • • . - - . . . _ , -. • PIM ,-- -, --- • the wow* balk OfifetsiXtl *alias hae4* 4l 2 7 rs l ill Woe ;outfits, bet- kbelll ihniaits einskohilis ,„ DRURY-LANE THEATRE. so THE EVENING STAR. taken by *uvula* our ni lrelps with f.i. . itlit . advan ievo i sadi ta es. • '!` • . ''• .., • •- * 4 A new Opera, called Isidore de Merida, oc Th, Pileits Creek, was brought out at this house last even. 11 ' cbd tTh e is n p t ir e e op a e s , a ir f e t a h r e s f ra t i o r m ates th , e i T n I: : h a i t c re h b a i uh g , .. ~„, ~., :. • . the lens t . 1 0-------4 • •li : '. ' fA. i i grit %rsix ... • . Taw w we are-partic . ai ek - ...0% . _rapid rise Si iffite .. . . LONI/ON. 4...._ • \ ), is , .. sit mg , .3,,),:ilfluDAwagollraßEß 30. 1327. I la !,‘. intlst e lkto . tilbsurtlisle ct _, ~ 1 - 14#4 and to th .• •• l,7e • are too • liatri n i... • • • - • • great . portion of the original music by Stan/Sea is retained ) 146wN iksk arr. Arskew's DAY HoLmAy at /DIM BANG . atlndil ta l es sof our Cottimander ...in rh--iefelias " sfaalf • success. . i t tiril e i d n i l i: '°ll le t s: : yi i i 2;k: i li:° : ! - ~......-,...-...• -.... . i.. .. e .,... ,•• with rimy by thr celtsratFirtourposett' Menswear . si lii . -.... • . hatclly cost us any loss. .. fl i niCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. • COURT CIBCULIIIL; * •• . and BALDUCI, and additional' (near song' end duets b ..- ii i Mr. T. CooX and Mr. B ret ! The Qum market is very logeld and heavy this morning.- Among the prisoners are the Governor of the fortme 'sl r.. .i . Cassels erased at 861 sellers, sod at presejs may be quoted at 84, _ cierna, t the celebrated Hassan Khan, brother o f the the Prince of Honitsaona Liiielikerteetar DessicsAimmci, iale . to; h i iszie ant ver e , F er t a a s co4 no i t s t she he o ie n ci l =l. buyers sod senora This Atavisms- of tie marks is w go a inkondentanding between the Book Directors, in Sassier of Mum. some .f the most distinguished town yesterday from theme, ef theDirlienan h e r speetrients.hr i t m. lll . atcampanliaiearalealkiel:CrUalltertbe Prints jetbeft:fdhensinfaget • g fi li rs gh t appearance for trecebeseivseedvinbyortheeigahatd teas e 7 .... . 1 1 4. at Baisby Park. His Ilighanadninuple g m , ma ma / at a „,, In or Mrs. Gtosaor, - which; we believe, is her real nadir._ .6 . -- • tali te the Smell Banks. whitey th e " gat " Bankers ace de- Khans Khans three battalions of the Hower of the Sarbasian. r dd.dly against. 'ma nn d li e re b re The Exchanges on Holland are i rote higher, and front SUU' I troops, in tbe army of Abbas Mire* ; in all three thou- the Duchess of K with the most unanimous acid londapplause. The c ease burgh I erase tower ; but geld it Hanslisegb are f per etet. lower. thni men. We found in the fortress •So cannon, 2 . r IaDDORZ. and attended by the Buseemis do SPARDIIV and Ele #iesh Little is doing le the .Foreign market.: • • ! I howitzers, 8 mortars, 4 s t an dard s 1 4 00 Puods of Pow - pester tau the aew Opera atiOSlnlris ' f th e Opera lies in the island of Malta, and the follow CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.. , 'n is a programme of the characters lite This moment a gripe panic bastaken place in the Camel market. der, a great quantity of ammunition, a considerable iferirta i y . Darryisee.Thnotreonaue p eewessr ; , v it. -• • i; , allotted is the and Casio* have receded to kg, a fall this morning oft per met.' Part of the treasures of the Soder, and 10,000 chetviertsi 0 . 0 2 1 a wc rata".. eatows.kbeatai ur..2014 dughseesom risismeware a, xvietida (a Spanish commander) Mr. seaman 0. Iris Dow reported, that accounts are in town with the result or eke Diva:wail that the Porte has declared war. ,of cora. . . . .. . d. r .,, ,:.-• .-.. . .: Mr Has fall which ,ms plums, evacuee; it herineklialen in the MO Palate, EL m ows % Bye' (Goardka t• • Atzooda) . y r . . J, .go ry b d J+statisof • 'FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. ' ' ' The army hits enhanced the glory of the Rut- • . .1316-69 Dr. 61d Mos Wattles., C-531 i 21 1 1 : 1. ,.."• L • ; ~.: L2 .'s illephlue tbk eepbsw) - . . Mr. Borah be D o A wn spil i r ii isi 3 oral Stan erns lay the timing of Erivan, has i t the same „.art p , D i a nn o f m ecums v i s i te d p r i se* some yeetemerie L amm (1 , S uarop e ) . • Mr. Bum eq.A 61 i • tit 0011mbish 'Bonds: it p Ct. Pera. a tVO see 1 tan] tins, set as alensple of the spirit. order, and subordina- Imrelliersequdo tis Kalif' Ralacaohlrowelesson. • 0- I =Almada (betrothed to Isidore) hers. Bing 1111081111 s, 1624 291 D 9 •• 1 i so} . tion which character i se : i t. notwithstanding the iocre i... :Dliestdim won eseahtsda.tbe aelenael. Mee lelefeder eXel Keith • • • • • ; • Miss I. Paso ref Davi& His. e p ce. a sot Petsmome 6p • fir,Bewase Cususerosi. . Illapacbas west also rmalveditimisslia fleshimato . .• • Miss GRA)* . ala 4119 web Reeds, Aper. Prow SissillorC..toob ' Linde hardships and multiplied privation; endured by • . • Mad. Felon VI jetS. b y Ct. ail to • llesnail&lllensle C , -. . .____,_._ ... ~ • Moo..Cokenell'amoorrav, tba LivistAiimensenobllaks.. • ..- •(. Lame, with Ms valet Benito , after having been attacked Alzrinda ; with her guardian Giacomo ; had arrived about the l a ,. ' ,__ our troop; downg,tois lampaige, and though the al.. . The .Hee. awes , stawunr...undekseiremyys.4 /site hulk by pirates,lands at heal and soon' sterwardsiesens that bh be at hrie - . .' 1 01 l . If=iesiaes,s4r C . IDo Amt. 94 Be sleet • ' Spanish lids sp C 114 I I habitants and gareison bad sursendered at discretion, oa t" 00 ,,, dit memento*, transacted buskins at die Miestan Mee' BEITL9I4 AGO FORRICIN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. the slightest diwrdet was committed. and the tree - t vesteedel s fee Oar Sa lt dine elm hi s reuvery teem Ili Le t; inks- itomenattication between them, and forbids Mtn the house. - to ' , dine: He is introduced to her, hot her guardian soon eine' cit "" sa.; • ram. ' . . pa Angle Wilma 100 * **llS 274 quillity of the eity Wei cot disturbed for a moment.-, InWitlou _, ' '„ I ' I ;; , , , . .... v .,. , then assumes the nlsgidee of a Acre*, robtains admittance: is v h e is rea laith , a r n u d i vakt, is dkgviesed lte Benito a sece eetpond tiale re n ce r ta .u lt el es . p t i k s e ee t be nt t erf weee et. 7 ~ - a Brazilian - . ell . 90 95 94 101 95 97 This laudable ,eoticiatt gives them fresh claims to. the; Softer .1•9 - 74 si 5 1 , • FASHIONABLE - INTELLIGENCE. • Pelsinblan • 100 60 . 14i 16 144154 , favour** their august S•tveiefigs, .by which Giacomo learns that he is denounced u a pirate ; and, Ca 4 • Gees& Ilbelig Ana. SO A -141 1415 • ARCHANGEL, Oreosau 25. ' ARRIVALS. order to screen himself from she fate that usually attends characters . '...;• ; ' • • arida description - when cam eyed, he engages to meet Isidore at the Boa 441 Meats 400 400 - The navigation of this port has been closed ever since Lldy euri 00 10 , a i r pktfid • at her ait r ; el d dee m ee nia l stiab li G 1 161 1 ! . c . e . i . nephew .14ophhro, a determined pirate, be coutrives a plat. a . c d Prism Peebles bloshau,lnPlomdMy; Viscouet Cm4lssesehisle Dears Creek, and reiavi to . him Alzooda. At the suggeotire of in . .___D lIA ...DO, 420 AS • 4411 , Thlgoialuart, 7 . • 2010 ~asst • ' •••• 100 1 " • ' the 14th, when all the ships had sailed; 381 attired TieCaflar g343. p eiti a s i Wel l . lei_el o rt_ wish Isidore comes to the Creek to receive hillside, he is our [Mimi *silken • tio ~; IN K ;. : ,gel Ist 10 174 1,1 . . ~„„„„. the htiamf u Hlog o ht Dowerdittertt Mr, SAVO th Cememeteeet t be kat a t ro OtiC uced fil to s iti f e atth . ful servant an d Alaoo r da are in co n . 510 norms .: the . summer , of which 310 were Eriglish t ,tred•29•••l she. Mime Fteiliog, he Salasenielelleatt Lard d rounded by armed men , peshed how a boat and Is suppo se d t . lb' EICUAKOX/1 :1-• . • • flamsesen Nov. IS-thsLoudoo, 35. le. 0N.33 7 k• , 9,1 11 7, ele,ints to rood to winter ; besides the 3nt , almond les,Seklen, JsePark.streett majw scat, or the Royal . an d are delighted bey. Lamm, 214.• 19• -On, London. 3M. 8 144., , there have sailed three that remained here last year. leirluel: In it AtsiMarstaareet; Capoln William Herbert, In Gros. Inmate w h en they g o d that he bad ; escaped th e t„,,. of . APlllmo Nye. 20--.oii Londe.; 3le eve. •• • • vene.obeti: 311*. and' WV Chiukete Pox, at the Duke of Leeds's waved , I aid returned to sheet in safet , cpearramss, Not. to-Ots Leaden. aMt a it. L : 1 and time. new:Russian ships, making the whole number atm , fi nen b' T c e ntr e ;. yinkini re , f r . a war; Sir n o „,„, 80.. himself m T. *ham nab -" tetrads - P. dishing, cif Giacomo under thedisguise of a Savoy • I 4ittagelelears-•-•Pmes, Nee.9ll,l*-1619 per Cents. bolt 6°c. sailed 586.-Journal de St. Petetskitrgh, Nay. IS. • ' ter, Bart. at -Read's Hotel, Lower Gromatreet, from I s ad d e o senuee d, an d Impris one d, • lit s , dr In the -, es' time. carries the news to those cm board eh* G 4 ' I Brighton • Henry Oakes, Esq. at ditto, from K ant;Mr. and Miss . . STOCKHOLM. Nov. 13. _ • lams.et I t hetnee's Hotel, Berkeley-square. from Rants ii. Ricardo, ship. An stock h mad, on the castle and Itindurio• slaw t e I s l l This morning Mr : itsal i nTrie of the King's Mes News having been . received that ' a Greek pirate has -nee. se/ Pernik, at ditto, from Gloucestershire ; Mr. and Mrs. rd i dr • do e de b b the d sded of the - I vess el; .- pinkie, sedate recovery . 10 rangers, arrived at the Foreign Office,. 4 dispatcher takeq a El .... . . ;hip its the Archipelago, his. Majesty. tburbeur tatiati ztlift _ , a rom _ L t tile rreir ß . ur i l . nroli att liotel e , _O_lti Bo at li , ngtol on s a_r!d ot Cork 3 i, astrot u d o w e . el, • fieottand; Itobert Taylor, Foq.•at dirt been Lincoln • blisslVyko. In addition to this there are several love scenes be I from Lord GRAN VILLA , at Paris; and from•. ' the Right as • ' - .to,the Board of Trade that orders have James'afstreet g , g froes' Ireland P ; W. Spe nce r , Esq. at eltt i s frost tweet Beak° and Floriesaisk, which afforded muc Hon. Sytarionts P4OllllllOOll Constantinople. , The been given to our Ambassadors abioad to use . their union the Intinswick Hotel, i ptatteet• , from Oaf . ordslaire. amnesties. Madame Fiteoll has a - rest deal • as Ilisnatehes . from the latter ate dated the 6th instants ntmeet exertion; to mover this ship.. Besided this, our DEPARTURES. • vivacity, and acts her part in general with mach pr • 4 and state that the Divan were still deliberating P. to Ambassadors to the Governments whittle bare now con; The Earl of Morley, from Kent House; Knightsbridge, to his priety. Her unite, as all must know who heard ' le seat, &Maui. Devonshire; the Hon- Wm. Shriek from White- before she-left England, has great power and conchs ail Ignore operations; but that 'in the melodies the Per- alterable squadrons in the Mediterranew, have been .- ; ••• ri 1 ... 41 , . hall, on a tour ; Clifton Jukes, Esq. for tea; Mr. and Mrs. but we doubt vest such if it has beat im ow dby so sons and propertie; of theYsinkewesisbeld saved % instructed to request them to let their Admirals afford Gunning, from Berireley-square, for Brighton ; Lord and Lady . • P r e residence In Italy. Nothing -could le more 'eothu- as i vo Southampton, from ' Themas's Hotel. Berteiey.wivare, to their 'it is stated . bowie!' cr, in.the as'', on the authority 01 ' oe . r nu l l' cheapen in-{bone seas all possible seat in Leicestershire ; Mr. aistl IdFri. Gast:coigne,. from the Bunn,. siastic than bet reception, aod the manlier in which sb he letters to theBth instant„said to have beat received from _against the piracies of. the Greets, and to Mend the ton Hotel, forthetr wain WOO. • • ' \ . was twice or thrice encored. The mule of this. Oper IS .., • Cestitantinople, that, after a long delibeitioe, • the demands for • the restitution of any ships that •Soly be ' BRUSSELS, v..a is. is, in general, of a very superiors:nu; *is varied,:•an. fa, to telle ? ri kly tile piestes-,, , .... ._ ~.,.._; . ~ ~ s heds im p (root , Turkeyro - I Two Edda Cablam Masorete." peered through this eity yeeter- constantly adapted to the -write of th e' words. lb er Divan lad reqwested an extension • .. 4 •16 t .. .• 1 I 4 . . ~.. . , • ' • •• • effect which it produced in theterzettoi iii thelast act es Atilt, for their final . an:wee..to like rpewiep, propose* , or . aotne slap, past there have beta various .reportn . . . , pateihr ea ti e uiseka, ` st- , kao ln pasbed ‘Aasrril dnosha , " IClFercilhesengert wen die ' sung by Mr. BLano, Miss Gnaw; .3141 Jllntamum ni of the Allied rowers; at the same time they issued. utstasie,e,nassma isp„ cif: Maiaggy e was quite irresistible. Weed; we essatir saleonfideatly is the Ambassadors that no barn shield befal them or _,,,, _ ~ ~ A.,.....iwwww.. . ..._. • chard)e music of this Opera favreceedn, pedorpenri . le •DU8441.7 any of the Christians. • . . „!• The rioiePseket has arrived at Falmouth, with a one exception, anythelits" been btoujght out for. ... • lb -wase--- • : .... es sr ors ~..ps ..• '-• • Brazil Mail, but of atioldet date than the in g , MARQUIS , Or, the last few days 7 ti of, . na . • . h ... * tell eve ears. - Mr. HARLEY. RS Benito, was, as be always • ' ~ Since writing the above we have receiveltilipiiiandkf le France by Express, dated yestardry, fteltotillatwe we gave yesterday frpm : that qttattet. ~ . 1 delibts have ' been expressed as to the certainty of the 0 a fir ow i nue mitt . overture wasilsiodl • m • . , w .l - "leigamm"M"".• a 1 NObleMerquis's *turning the Viceroyalty of this coon - encored, and the finale , * the s id set excited universe • give the following extracts: . • ' ' . , - • ' The only article of sesportance hi the French Papers,. . try. Some ; obstatles have wiles upon a subject of I app ause.The scenery in general It good.,Tbe vfew of th a acoanCßO It *fay.' HI. I .peculiar delicacy connected with the holding of Courts Port and Ray of Malta. and the drop scene " View is • ls• The Gazette Universal contains the following : which arrived last slglst, is contained under the head• • • I and other proceedings of State; bat welearn that,. we. same Island," a . ratite bissu•TheGastle Hall, iotrodecin:. if - CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 7... of Vienna, stating, that according to acconne frosts; withstanding the rumours afloat, an adjustment is likely a beautiful imitation of the magic lansemthe subjec • • . Hero and Leander, is exhted la the :third act."as.w m The Porte has taken . a strong re s olution which' Constantinople of the sd, it wag presumed the Divan: to take phice.-Deldia Evening Mast • has caused all incertitude to cease, which has lasted for would not use any sepriaala .in consequence, of Abel tarl'FirzeriLLlAS arrived in Dublin on Saturday as a magnificent drop scene. The house *as crowded . lb i evening, on his way to visit his estates • in the county and the performance was one of tbesonst decided etc • es eight days, and which has agitated the capital. The catastrophe at Navarin, and that in the end every thing . . Wicklow, end is, we are happy to find, in the enjoy- cuss. . The Opera cannot fail to prom , eminently at al battle of Navarin has greatly exasperated the would be arranged according to the Convention of the meat of excellent health. An officer of the Lord tract ive.-Amon the audience we soticed the follow 1 Sultan : no person could OS near him for twelve 6th of July. The Elections in France continue favour. Lieutenant's household waited upon his Lordship at ing distinguished Fashionable's _. • iti .1 DU . Chen el .set . and the Prig la •hours. The Reis Effendi was sailed to him L. and, able. to the Oppoaition. . . • . • • Billion's ho te l, immediately upon hi s arrival, w ith a veer I t i r t• ce Hi ttr e l t ; l 7: mho ," w ze , ,,ene , —„,,........a on the 3d the Dragomen of :the Ambassador ' • 1, • • c o mp lim entary communication f/bm their Eseellencies the Earl of Baran Lore , . y W* 11 0 2 9 41 1 0 4. 34 - -• • . A s recent number of the New Times contains *a letter, the Lord Lieutenant - and • the Marchioness Wellesley. Solle-reeli lank kin " , :i i ' t BerstemillrEamtwasw appeared in great consternatiois ; be asked them whyre on, Steen* LEcniz,.from. as intelligent Correspondent,. His t Lordship dined at the Vice-regal Lodge yesterday, 'hit M !Mowery ir'" , "` l o r --, e first Ilfedtinetlig . '` they acted against all faith ?He added, . that t and w as received with all the respect and agantion due eon o r_ t hi, s o eia,h,shwidedf ur tha prousatits of , • It • - •;yi si gning i. himself " Y."-It is the object of this comma- to his rank • and character, by their Excellencies. 0 Porte regretted having listened a moment to. usetr -L---• rescue the character of that Colony from the n catton , to . . . sinuatians and the promises of th e Allied Ambassador Marchioness Wellesley had a select 'enening *party.- Ki d d . T he ccaniscoition, took plate antbe.Freemaseos' Tavern. oblociity which we admit circumstances and Journalists Da l las Amos' . ay,ass wet numerously attended. - Among t It is asserted that the treaty with theAlliedPowers s as well • .co .• k : : 1 ... .. • .... • • b .r. !.__,_, • - • in • ! _s i .. .- • • c ali st 4 , were, 91/ICL A 1 11, BROADHURST; DolluslT, PI as the Convention of Akerman, is declared void and null, .k a/e FPNIPCF!Ir.fII I ieI!UPPP - w1 .91,44e.ter ‘-• r i g e fillsell *'‘ ''-': '-'; •-•- - az, Watson,. ROCH; 44kt-who sung a number int in diaputation. . • AltlaltAll. •• • - songs, duets, and gkes e wids...infinierelecs.. 7 SHATIA and that the Porte breaks off all Communicititin with ie - 3 PP e Al ti ll‘ l e 'lr 't'' . ' :c . ' ' An life's i dramtoc .. 'mink Show ; A •• .. th e me '_ __ _ . 1 .. - :.' :. We, conjointly with - others (especially With theutble . Ain lo the laugh; Or elie endure.your woe': and T. Came were- prevented •from-volitsdineby t• i the Ambassadors, but counters them prorecrect oy to • . t •- • . 1 - • '..' '. - • journal in which " Y " - Writei), have confrihnted our . - new Opera at Ilrury-lene.. - Moacisecturperforbsed nt. Sights of nations, and assgresthe.aefety of their persons. , in . - e • Mr. P. Rosman/ left town yesterday morning for tto the overwhelmuig mass of Whit ,is . tetanal' exqui . itely on the psano-farte, and Mr. Szuzazzrz • U This was communicated to tits Austrian Ambassador . s:. l , e ... , . . . • . , is„ tetanal ' • . the fl ute, and Mr. Emigre on the doubleilsgeulet• a "Oie" u this. illrfated settlement.- land w . , some Ccmes,... fur { this purpose. of eribmiciag-there en the Ist Every moment an order is expected from the Sultan, t. • . P °l l • • ' • '' ' a pp arentl y the that thou g h l.l)ecember, on. board the polonsbiA packet, for New 'feral new compositions were presented tothe Societ i order which will a general arnsetnent,ithd the Prophet-. say,well-founded assertions York. *He goes oat as• Commissioner of Crown Lands and the evening passed off molt delightfully. 8 .of the Nests limes Corraponcient,•respecting SIERRA a Surveyor • The property belonging• to the Peanbroke he'll ri garadard to be hoisted on th e . Metsjue es Saint Sophia a Geneial of his Majesty's Woods and Fo- d .•LEON; have not faded producing their due impressions tests in Upper Oantda. • • ' .. • which was formerly Durham House; and titre stbjec • T lilig i / r l r As tine subjects. ;.,, :., , , . ... 'on our minds yet the broad anirsweeping denunciation l_nformatient has.isren received Isom . kletrandria, on . yesterday, of action in the Kiegts Beach, was osig li ANTI NOPLE, sat Ntem.-Or war es Nave . nilly-thesite of one of the most splendid palaces in • , • . Afinhing yet transpires As to the decision of the Divan of Fernaodo , Po aeenri to us to subject steel( to the . der date, of 'the,..Z7,ty ofirsgust,. that his Majesty's ship Gannett had captured pl two the moat. ,acaive pirate Oa, •In the reign of Henry VIII. a grand outwit's' , std sthe resolution of the Sultan. The Ambassadors Of, same censure which its author casts cgs those, who have vessels under thed eck fie d i to Malta t ' saas.given, and the Knights and Lashes were anartai • s .g, an sen s the three Powers ate still bee; aleildwa • ' t• - ' ,similarly ill sek of &REBA LEOIIII ' ce is maintained.. t*P en , •• - one of theM had on hokrtlab4entir•osti=f-thOMal. at Durham House with priocely magnificence... , - a seierld versions I l i iti , ct , di t d ' ' of i‘ • ' t hi a j„,,k, • iie el , • There never was, perhaps, a good 'existing or a good tele brig Alceste, which she had pi o da, it e t er 4 A new Chapel is , we learn, to be speedily tweeted a • •whi c h' •-. . ~.4..., .. i ..', .. _ Boulogne-sucever, fir the better accommodation of by the Diviti,lont it ilia be imprudent to give credit Prop Ted was not at ten d e d by some harm. " r . before .. .. . . - ... to them. •M. Oressuratai is still waiting to open new , says that the climate of Fume two Fo is bad; and so, .. .The letters by the lodian - Chief. flair Bengal, are geltikh P.°l Cann ishabitantaof. th at. awn. It is as late as the 13th July, and from Saugor to the .18th. be built in the Lower ` 'aorta,; la amen emend steed • s u egociatio under his mediation. he also says, must be that of every tropical settlement, but their contents are unimportant. These communi- than-that-hitherte employed. - - •• ' • 1 [We can assure's:lo; 'readers, says the Editor of the Now, if both are bad, or even if FERNANDO Po be worse cations, he/Weyer, statethat trade was reviving. and pe ' We understand that the survey now making I Gezettede Primete r dint none of the resolutions in the than SIERRA Limit, we would ask, whether they euoiary affairs were become easy. In no part of Indio I Captain U,, 1i °fah. Weste.in. Cues of Africa, has 1 German Paperi • had been adopted,anci that all measures (we mean the superiority of situation-see the STAR- o f 'has any English Agency }lonic been in diScoltin, and, itisobject doe selection ,a A .neset settlement is lieu of thel • - 1 •• -1 .•.• as far as information goes, mercantilecdn‘crencw• io ver y that of Sierra Leone, whither the colony will be taken in a second Divan .,] the Iptn inst.) is sufficient to coupe' balance the evil? will be f ort h w i t h removed. , generally restoted in every quarter of th at Peninsula —......_.__ "Y".stsserts that most O ffi cers who have visited Fut- When M: dieVtczeis turned out M. de CHATIA . i The Pretiosa, Hatt.se.(a Swedish vessel) has arrived A Flanders Mail has arrived this morning with the 2 . 61100 Po speak ill • of it; we thought the contrary. If. off Cowes, from Singapore. She sailed on . the 15th 'WAND soutsceremonionsly, and by such a htionie . 1 Journal of St. Pderskerg4 to the 14th, and Brussels tie, in 1821., a common friend of the parties called o • however, "Y" can prove that the . abuse of Sanaa of June, from Anjeer on the 15th of AogUit; inB from .papers to the.29th inst. The following are extracts X • t ea " is merel y by the West I • S'. II i ti l of October . Ti. letters an d him to ask the meaning of such an inexplicable schis . . a set ems got up lndians, e ena orii .. Ist - • • ' ST. PETERSBURGH, Nov i i. The successful , Minister, preserving a high • tone i we to be the last, most truly, to abet the cry from pen brought . Is . Vilie vessel are without public interest. - •steers /Rost THE ARMY IN GEORGIA. I . f we except'in Inrethgence . they detail respecting th e speaking of his discomfited rival, said, "M. de Cii A such a quitter. At. any rate, the subject needs anti ThAtlllll,OlD wished to turn me out, ..,y Ili recruiting a 1 General Paskewitsch sends the following particulars , „ ntsturettiouennkehe in Batavia, which is raging with all deserves attention . - : its foriner;vistiMilcab. Captain. Hztk.st reports, that he opposition to my law on the rented, and 1 was too stio • - espectiag the taking of Erivan s ....-..........-. 'd for for him, and turned him out-this is all. Lshall new Met several laotah asst with t ton boar After the reduction of the fortress of Sardan Abad ,, .: To minds entioctured by despot principles, and an - - • - re°l) ' druid - •isM. c• .........inanennseirswo, or a I Batavia, commanded by a Odom), who was well err- a comparison w it h Cieoeral Paskewitsch, with the principal corps of the fettered by the doctrines of Aristocratic sway, the late quaioted with the principil natives; and from the, of my opponents; and be uiessed.that Jossen cs, • L.-my under his command, marched towards Erivan..... victory of liberation over the shackles of priesthood, and exertions of this officer, the Dutch authorities entertained Vittace will. die Minister." "•-• ' " Hiving arrived on the 6th October . before the walls of 'the thraldom of bigots among, our neighbours, th e , hopes of a check being put upon this sanguinary war-- Early yesterday morning, a robbery was commune • . hat city, be caused the trenches to be opened in the people of his Most Christian Majesty, must be one well. ware. Singapore was very healthy. on the premises of Mr. Dat.woern, landlord of th sight o s f the 7th. During a siege of six days, the works calculated to excite pleasure and joy. • The LORD CHANCELLOR entertained a large-pa r ty t o Prince Regent, New Court. Goswell•street. It appea i 1 . dinner yesterday, at his house in G e org e - s t reet , Ihnover-square. i the thievess gushed by the back part of the house, an . ' • were carried as with great activity and skill, and a bat- The French have already,by a Revolution,testified how Sir GEORGE WA aIaNDIIII, Bart. bad 'a dinner party after picking tseveral locks, got into the bar l they su wry erected, taich on the 12th had done great damage little n Priest-ridden Government is suited to their diva-, Yeaterdafi at Makatea in fiefuseer-Pleee. - .• - - i ceeded in cartying away the till, containing enneY ' Prince I.taysa entertained a distin Dished a this plane. ' The enemy, already terrified by the news . sitions but slightly it would seem has ' ibatdreadful d event, that dreadful event, et . • g wry en a large amount, two casks of spirits, the tobacco draw i yesterday, at Ashburnham House, Dover-streets ' • • - • of th e eseisticted reduction of Sardan Abad, were been impressed on the minds of,those who caused , it, since Sir Faincis Boaberr, Who is ' among . L• 1 some pipits,.and some linen that Mrs. D. had . prepar I thrown into consternation by the effect of our bombs the maddening love of power has again so soon urged, i tine h d e ^ s he ared Duchess of Sr. Auum‘ pa ar rivals,y ai th i e ev p e r s ev m io a us evening . for_the . use of th ce e fam 1 . 1 for discover 1 raer eht rtained their views with a peiforrit t° , 4084 r eacape„tl'aving of WI and 0100461,, as well as by the constant and intre. them to lay on: the came chains, and apply the same t • i i l ia. • • aeenowa; Gentle . 4 pid attacks of our troops. On the 19th October, galling retail . ; and the same hoodwinks of ignorance ,, Thatkla nf ten coming a • . Sunday , 7.... 1 " . Prti shooting 7 "• . - age on 'were coming home..ecirsO -a - excursion in il . when the netted hattalions of the imperial guard • had which o nce more have caused a se-action. . • . tialtiovent, so interesting to the whole of . .the south of "ailing boat. Whilst one of them was in• the act of 1 Scotland,. was hailed in every di.tnet by teal , demomi tun otos his piece after presenting it at a sea gull. ' 4 mounted the breach, the inhabitants implored the de- It appears that the Ultras use attempting to convert , , serrat ion of joy-..bonfires, public dinners, carousals but-end struck the bottom of the boat, and it sent o I =unary of the conquerors, and. be garrison, which till the firing of squibs, the - shouts, • and such like natural, illumin a ti ons , e tc , - with ' ' kc. accompanied every kind, the contents passing through the aim of - - Joseph P•: 1 then. had defended itself vigorously, and only a few demonsetations of pcpular joy, into the open sedition wish for the health, long life, end happinessof the 'of Mr. Samuel young. youngest son I moments helot! wag still fifhtins' derpetately, laid of a revolutionary mob ; and use this as I ,'p retext of Duke , "base illustrious ancestors , were always shwa-, Old [large House-irhatf , by which means it was 1 . • down their atins s itittgursendereif prisoners of war.' harassing those, Whousit is no longer in iitir:flower gentled for diekr. 'rave of virtue and of Scotland. , drea Hull shattered, that his medical attendants s „ . •• .r . .. Stir; en. TiA lag sr:ilie demand for pawing eknls fearful amputating will be necessary to save his Isle.' : Thu s this fottresa, which till this time had resisted the' systematically Ao oppress. 4 ►. . efforts of all those wh o had attempted its conquest, and' Liberty, ritional liberty, 'once obtained;. hat Flosseh• and a smalVacleanehof price was griiirally obtained oni after a lapse Of an hour and a quarter, in a very - which was ecotsidlosed in Asia as impregnable, and as; men who value its blessings and • w . ish its endurance the ;owe. . Nide ' t V k ' II Id • ora .-. ant ester era , Nov; 49 . . hauled state from the excessive loss of blood. i • I, • • . . . . . •