Star. — London, England, 1829-12-31 00:00:00

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Sp Ma. 5 per Ct. 301 1 . ... . , . • BRITISH Aliil POREIGIe iti MIX% TW(l.tret.t)Ce '• ; Ilriolin *ioio. rani atlas. . Anglo Weldon (itt at .15,94 1.40 • idot : 44 • . Bragpten, Imp. Om 4r5 pm) .55 . . 00 . 95 . DO: Na4apil - 115 10 IA a*4 olombian (is& at AS pm.) 55 574 .15 e• . i Potosi IA Pas 1k Pans. Assn. IS 5 • 41s. 94., .. 1:' , A!' Noose •• . 490 •40 ' 73 ._. -'-ol 41 how..(iss. at At pat.) ie a9l . l o .lg i' . TO CO4Rill PONDENTS. •%. . A. oirgreted ma a mem . *4lersbilss ••••• 8 . 411 0 10 7W 4110 ••• Oweespowlents for tbe Gehl* it ~el seMlNlA cations. The excellent ctitlqwe, es SEAN'S Janina Drains NM appear to:mummer.. • • . This day despatches were received at the Foreign Office, from their Excellencies Lord STUART DE ROTH is AT, our Ambassador at Paris, and from Sir CHARLES BAOOT, our Ambassador at the Hague. The Fifth Letter of our Bogota Correspondent termi. nates the first epoch of the Columbian Revolution, and no narrative was ever more replete with matter interest ing to mankind—no story ever more beautifully told. To-morrow we shall commence with the Letters relating to the second period, and which will continue the narra tive down to the transactions of the Congress of Acana. From the long prevalence of easterly winds; and the probability of their continuance, we would venture to offer a suggestion to Sir FRANCIS FRZILING, whom we know is always so zealous to promote the public' venience ; it is that a steam vessel might be despatched Sio the Chops of the Channel, to take out the Mails from the different packets and other vessels beating about there. Extract of a Letter just received from a Portuguese Offices of high rank at Terceira : II ANGRA, Doc. S. " By all the journals and, private letters received from England, we are delighted t 6 hear the very Battening man-, ner in which our efforts to redeem the honour of Portugal, and serve our lawful Sovereign, on the eleventh June, are appreciated. Having on that occasion replied to the threats and calumnies of our enemies, we now tell them that whenever they return, they will be received precisely in the same way. It is now more than three weeks since the remnant of the blockading squadron disappeared.— This has facilitated the entrance into our port of no less than elimen vessels—Tart of which brought cargoes, and will re-load with fruit. We have, of late, received &sun England, Ireland, Gibraltar, and Newfoundland, sup plies of every sort, so that we are in want of nothing. Our provisions are both cheap and good; the island in an ex cellent state of defence, and well-garrisoned ; the troops regularly paid and well-clothed—in the highest state of discipline, and present a most healthy appearance. The poor inhabitants are now beginning to experience the blessings of a Constitutional Government : nothing but contentment and harmony reign throughout the whole community, and every day seems to promise new sources of happiness. I have just time to add, that your Commercial friends may like to know that all ar- Aides of comsumption still continue to be admitted here free of duty." From the accumulation matter—and swim ea r pecidly the all-absorbing question of the Liberty of the Press, to which the recent trials have given rise—we 4teis unable to notice the ninth ' letter Of O. P.Q.-- . 4311s '2-066 moist sensible and amusing he has written—though, -as all the rot, strongly !is** with Paradox and Pre' jetties. &Odes the extrocein another Parr we cannot; help offering slew mmarkess• the great object aimed it by the writer in several of Weide Incrubatioes lam*, to prove that thit!ll . l.)!Siiiii of France art wet . - gig Niitai Vt piEhaps . recollect that in eh/ biro Wolin so& on the insertions and remain. of this wriderieib *ea/ attempted to show, that neither the pelidialta'Ativ.oopredoiniessit party; .ir the emit mass of the ; oppi ? , were anxious for . 'Republic. . . Having,. so sreltusts IA this Paint at taati. . we are not disposed to drisTeheithere le mesh truth in the assertion jest . geoud. t 4 -aelmitteeilhis Wapitis,* fact, we would WO. Why*, liberals am. wed loyal! We are sashed to I* maid; es miter could eiseist . this litteicigtitary better thanibite self. Until, thireforeAtailielitirs us with a letter on the .; subject, we lay to state that all the disloyalty edict prevails is Fraboi, arlisrahllost.entiogYfroto, the of Ike Bourbons! themselves. and their ‘adviisti It lie melancholy -feet; and the:tifiza arrived for: TS ' Ties! have presented litile. -, . 1 • •• I S: 6 : 44 ‘ ' THE EVENING STAR. ,1-. . , ~ . -,‘ ..._‘ i e l, C AT tS . ._ . . I.OND()N. ~ . . , THWIRDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1 . . . PRICK OVAITOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK Bank Stock 216 , 1 polla Illtesi'sbut rating ft, dot the bet sfteee, yeept have preisated little so ili4l4l,l**lo .bfi r 0 1 . COurtsnd ri Lovelier. , WV jest is ler liat ibis P af" 1001.41i.04104001gbrietitutiiie. mg di • . 41110 ■ tiritimarsied..fie we.* we diftWaßlisoftrer d'utilig*** 4 l***". ol,l4l6 t is rodaisibit :kap ttp 4ite asiaillfateillis patine I • - ; •-. . • .. : • which united the people of every state spinet NAPO"' mica, not to mention the breaches of lath end par titions which followed, that may be mainly sited the present state of discontent prevalent both in Ranee end other countries. We intended to hags pnweed the subject much further,. when the followiag belt necked our hands front a high political source at Paris. We shall resume our remarks on an early dry : in the mean time. it is imperious* to add that* letter of our Cor respondent will command the attention it so justly merits. SUNDAY, Die. rt. We continue in the same state of irritation, and un happily of mistrust, in consequence of the tendency of cer tain ambitions, which, to be satisfied, Um already given to M. de POLIONAC for colleagues, DIMS Inscribed on the banners of liberty. SISASEIHNI. -Cesium PERRIEn, am amongst the number; and his even said, that they have given their COMM. HARTION AC and HYDE DE NEUYILLI are to occupy the in terior and marine. Is was hoped that;Rot BR COLLARD would accept the ministry of worship and public instruc tion, and he had not altogether refused. All the private stipulations were agreed upon, and the sanction of the Palace was alone wanting. .. The wind wilic,h blew there, fortunately. saved France from this strung* Coalition ; which, incapable of accomplishing any good, would only in a very trifling degree, have diminished existing evils, to have rendered them more permanent. HODRHOWT, furious, was appeased, it is said, by the premise of the first vacant Marshal's staff; and it appears thatlias arrangement even seduced, in some measure, the Court ; but as there were not Marshals' staffs for all the others, great cries and great jealousies were expressed. The solemnities of Christmas recalling and rendering the Grand Almoner and Cd. more powerful at the Tuileries, a grand resolution was taken, the Jacobin project was abandoned, and'the Kum received the Sacrament. AU this squabbling has produced the most animated discus sions between the parties implicated; resentment and dissensions have been the result. We are assured that this is precisely what POLIOWAE wished; but it is well known that he has not sufficient sagacity to invent 'a plan of this description, and in which be has been; in fact, but an instrument. Whatever may be the case, the evil has been done, and this divi sion, it is supposed, may obtain a majority for the Minister. But that, we venture to affirm, is impossible. The greatest portion of the Deputies have arrived at Paris. Two HUNDRED AND SZVENYN•YOUR Members are already pledged, "to answer the opening speech of the session, to declare that the Chamber and all France were convinced of the good intentions of the Kixo; but that the Chamber and France entertain no hops of seeing these good intentions rea lized by the present Ministers." It is thought, that as soon as this engagement is made known to the Kum , thathe will adjourn the meeting of the Chambers. On the other hand, five deputies, DE S DEC L , DE T . . . , and V. hays resolved to demand of the Chamber an act of ao mimeo% against M. POSTAL'S ; who, in oosusteselplng the ordinance which created the new Ministry, has excited the indignation dell France, and destroyed the confidence which she had in her Monarch—sacrificing his duty to the ambition of being First President of the Court of Onsation. AU these projects announce a dissolution of the Chamber; and the Ministry, the King, and the Court, fancy they can treat it with contempt. Having the majority in the Chamber of Peers, they say they will ob tain from this Chamber, not only the authority, but even an invitation to change the electoral Law by a Royal ordinance. lam not indisposed to believe this, You must agree with me—we have nothing to hope in , that quarter, notwithstanding the nomination of Poe- TOILET to the post of Chancellor of Francel— The Secretary of the Jacobin Commune of Paris, Chan cellor to CHARLES X. l Risen teneatie—in spite all this—or rather by- the aid of all this —ca era! We have a Flanders Mail this morning, bringing us a great variety of interesting notices from the Continent. The most important of these is an article from the fron tiers of Russia, given • in a Brussels Paper of lesterday, setting forth that " the Turkish Ambassador is shortly . expected ; but it is believed that his mission will be un successful, and that the Emperor will not make any con cessions besides those which he has already made." Se veral members of the Royal Family of Prussia are ex pected in January at Petersburgh ; and it is added that in spring they will accompany the Emperor to Moscow. There is no mention made in any of these parrs of the Emperor having a relapse, which event is noticed ender, our foreign head. It would appear, by the .suldoined. article from Vienna, that the fate of Greece shell shortly In sealed •, . VIENNA, Dec. Ili La Eagle warier mein hen Loodeo he pasted through heroes his way to Coostmodoopk t it h believed *WU alltiltal to Sir Robert Geodes the lioal remelt of the Mb isifersoraillo . , ada t Lasko, h width the sodesiodepeodrises el Oresciii •It la said that only a skit time will be aluo tai iimi ate. 11111 (mt.' batwing the aceeptasee of the Pestecalef die itiii of nark which was sdpehted at Adrhoople, IN the ursegaiiilf prepemedi is the coofersoces at Ludas. - • ' • ." . • • • VIENNA, Dec. la. -3 i : • Mulligan - • . ios 'V" .: •• • Four per Coot. ditto - . 951 :I :,,,,- - Bask Shares - -t r TRUISTIC, Dos. ie A liardhiso vessel, which hes attired bersAli ' boils , * 'dips from Coosa, briop weed that the laturnetion la tmodia ma. dame with the sues vielusti ; sod that the OreskOilms ire the teitemen, make begosot loterdois lea the Tertiih Unitary, .which hod to elkhoshisswith divided anew. la acid theme the Captain els Promeh reart.ofoost,thatjuneoed to heatitisisessW 1 the get, sodesumnd to act as atediater ; wk . mikihiViderlitp l 1 imns el ids crew, npired to the sow actin: lit 40'010 . 0 leiseastraoce. however, SS fintrllWat MIN& ; ill ilia* iii . Parra oak part, sad hut Oar ma. UV biked *wee Cis Met ibasis are still mend/ emearrappl by *a Ora* Severn .rite deo ossdosit, te saadava Millis. 'le the bpi of a blob abrdidat dha assadpattes st de bband. • , Ma Opole at. alp Wildibat inbred erday,la al daps trait drapos, so kye opined *on dait wan! DO& inset w . : ear/ft ibis the emas, bed lately 'mind temp Malts. The Se fns begins toile morebrisk. Many ships al war 01 511. on *domed then. The Minks &dila was likewise assembiles in that parto.4llrialiar Whets& Da. 211. ODESSA, D.C. 5. The state 01 ties tows coolants to be sadafectery. No Inman of pimps has occurred. Nothing new has banned in die recto 01 the port ; in the Provisional Unmet° three Pates died. The accounts from Bessarabia are satisfactory. To our prat snow, the winter, which has est in so early, not become sadder; sod the cold I. daily mar sewn. nunsentator has boss u one imaked and *Arty below Zero, and the barometer has bees uncommonly *IL harbour is sot yet fumes ever, but there is a pod dole( thelsoest. In abort, nobody hernrenistabers seek an arty midi whiter. Hie Bacelleacy Count Woroasow has ronned ' town. No ships have arrived, front the intit of Sou to , day; but rt have sailed with cargoes el corn.—Frumias Gam% Dn. U. Tug HAGUI, Dom 99. The Ent Chamber d the Stateramseral met t 0.497. ka anent to the seven projects of kw rebtive too the &Mose, adios those cormendog the armed sod decennial bodge% • by the wood Chamber oo the 19th sad 954 betante—The Clamber or the ikates-Geseral has adjourned to the 11th BRUSSELS, Doc. N. Our letters front the Hague my, that the Hellbent* oldie Chamber have esperated, wkh feelings of the most Beefy des, at the issue oldie debate on the budget. Seward L whose opinions appeared very Maras from other% have b. come to an sodetetanding ; and all have casgratulated theaddrie es bobs able to perform their dittos coosciendously, without i Wks the Interests of our diarist provinces, and mach ae the service of the State would permit, the weight per burdens.—The liberality with which the King has Sewed to answer the obiectlan made in the sections and debate, the Conititutleital meows to which he has had remorse , ;amide for the public wants, the mplination time in kis name: so much readiness and ossildostee, base strengthened the seotimeate of gratitude and *machinist to the medium Prince, who over the destinies of oar soustry.—Gasette Des Po Du O. CITY, Twatvz o'CLocl The report received this mereing, six France, that the Emperor Russia had experienced a relapse, beg bad the effect of damping British market. Gawk which left off yesterday at ffe ACCOunt, opened at the mass price ;bet soon after receded to 951 es and at present may be sleeted 1. with little doing. The Foreign Market is inactive : at present Brasil Ikea improving, 73e- Levitaroos, Ihc. 01.-11se sal& to-day la Cotton. were 2.600 balm, with a very arm Market, end prices beanies erns*: New York Papers received at the North wed loath Awoken Coffer-house. by the London Sae of packet ship, the Coriselem— are entirely void of interest. Halifax Papers to the 21st of November, and armada ryas to the 27& of October, have arrived. The Haifa: Paper wakes I the sallies of a whale ship from Halifax, which is the feet* *or has been sent out from that place grid& a sheet time. The • weather there has bees very solid. Baltimore Papers have ski been received at the above OAS. house to the 27th Nov. in which it is staged bas New awe, that the city is completely re-instated to Mak wed beim re suming its former activity. • Accounts received from Madrid of the 17th Dec. state, that the Alleneer of Sustains' expedidon to Mexico has not damped the aplim of the town of Cadis, which has offered to his Manse to elpilp 1.000 men. and to mod them, at their own expense. to Soden ; at the same time ealSag on the other dries to &Bow their simple. The inform:ha from It. Petersborgh of the 11th of Dee. says Lebec the Emperor will Dot mode any father is regard to doe &made' of Turkey, and k is expected that some at the Prosaism Royal Fray will premed in January to &. Petegiberab, and on the Spring to Morrow. They write from Odessa to the 97th November, that 590 ships were there leading and owleadiag. little pond under the and in short every , tolerable dimensions exercise of skating, crowds, who come oi east end of the canal to the Horse Guards, thick, as to afford as usual, however, Serpentine, in H' of many of the . occasional falls of the ice from presenting glassy .. it has done in some former years, and which the accom plished skaters always consider so desirable. There are many spots, however, in tolerably good condition: the usual precautions have been taken by the servants of the Royal Humane Society, in placing posts, to mark the parts of the ice which are considered unsafe and danger ous to venture upon. From the state of the ice, falls are not eo common as us usual, and several ladies (thousands of whom visit the sane every day)have been prevailed upon to trust them selves on the ice, and after the experiment for a few minutes, have that there was no more ground for apptehumisa than on terra firma. There was a shower of Wet eget on 'Tuesday evening, and it crie very generally supposed that a thaw was about to ceprommes. After a eight fall of snow, however, the the atmosphere booms clear and frosty again. Yester day sky preesaied an appearance from which the weather-wise predicted a very heavy fall of snow. It is ratifying to be able to announce, that unless the frost disuld become much more severe, there is no likelihood of der Thames, near the Metropolis being frosen, an event always to be deprecated, as it throws thousands of poor persons out of employment, besides being a serious obstruction to business. Monsieur Bs nano •NB , who had resided in this country for a number of years, as Chargi d'Affaires of the King of SAXONY, has lately left town on his return to Saxony. The Archbishop of CANTBREUZY had an interview with the Earl of MIZRDILIN on Tuesday, at the Foreign Office. The LORD CIIIIF BARON Of SCOTLAND is confined to his residence in Hamilton-arrest, Cavendish-square, by severe indisposition. The~il Royal in the King's Palace, St. James's, is now • a thorough repair. The ceiling, it had been ascertained, was defective. Sir GEONOZMIIIIMAY was expected to leave the resi dence of the Marquis and Marchioness of SALISZUDY, at Hatfield, Herts, yesterday afternoon, on his return to town. Viscount MiLviu.s has left town for Brighten. The Neapolitan Minister arrived in town yesterday. Mr. Humus has left town for his seat, Seven Oaks. Kowa. The has Earl of HARRINGTOIII'S will was proved k the I ) rwregative Court of Canterbury on Monday, 11l :16 s e sig resent Earl and the Marquis of TAVISTOCK , two sit diit'exeentors. It is dated the 17th April, 1824. and • 19th May, 1828. Both are very long, finis ,wroil segador 18 closely-written brief sheets. They however, nothing but private family arrangements. , ty is sworn ender 90,0001. 3'he will of Lord CmaaLia eiterday morning. The personalty 06A1001. It is written on parchment, Infilisiezes, in his own hand, , ISM awl partly on a following 04.11, end the Bth of the y dilemma hamd-writing. Lord his Will, left three sons, not two, ....-1* his first marriage with _ CaalLas Auourrus, Deputy t. Capp ; and by his second marriage • limgass, Guavas, Captain of ' ROBZILT. . Mr. BAIXIIT i a gentleman was a few eveniigs si efore ensaining Fai y sad acc nt ide his in the Brewer machinery, actured and was as severely fr that Bill Itichnoad, 11110 had long az vi d,retallr est ansh respested his es Monday : At twelve o'clock on Batarday of Chevalier, et Pasis, was z dig. and on Sweday, at seven o'f in at 8 dig. at-twelve o'clock P 1 trod* of FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. isodais , ARRIVALS. . . Tbs Doke of ILardion• and Slow %std. at the N ee .. t, 4 : Heed, caproodadmot, from ficodsnd ; Sr Windlum Dm.' 4 • Ilart. M Idsloat, Soldelat Nal, Navy, Walt, fr om e to 7 a , i - smer mu L or d W. OK lia Adlogssmetreet, from tbs Mari* of ddistioryi • Lew - oast, Heist; Ha Men. IL P. Powb, at the Drititb Ike e k j et. , 1 coal bad saymotast, from lissom is Yin/Aire ; A. Ibroiltoo, fly. t d e . front Serfs. =PASTORS& env bas - ' ' fir Robert Ckmag, Dam (sous Allsematio4uset, t or bie asst, r.' The- Horton. Nomimilletatft* ; a• George Sad lady Obse. r.. * . ' dere" Crawley's Had Noe Cook%) Abseasrle-street. fru L; 1 1; 1 , - ,;:i c' ilt. The Hens ; Mr. and Mn. Grocery, from Hortfced-semis, I sr ig ii ; et toa MK In Norfolk; St. Chao, ffai. (room tbe SUM Hotel. l erk , o , . . ______. swat, for Oxford; WM= Lawson, L 4.. from etas far 4;47 "vim ad Shit Hos. Thomas Gronsillo, he Dierjhrdis ; id le NM Mrs. Bosse, from the Pebeary Mask Manm•o94mat. fed* O yaw.. mat in Lakestenidre ; H. Ltoyd,76l. from Atm. for the w , "at' s , aims aim i' ' I MEIMEINEEEMSEIMIE THE ARMY. r . ~. aad gsm . ' ens retiownio ossmoon rat seam Re. or canna. • . MINN is Coptahremord and Goveraor4mCblef, Looms-Gourd 80 I . A. its, voted isms Nemps, G.C.B. sad G.C.H. . b e esear d Altios-de-Conrip—Lientemsat-Colood Yorke, b. p. Capt. Mal toss i r tor ist buy Motor of SW ; Major Eliot, h. p. k Jan. Geser of Illr Ida 00oras. LCD. Aitl.4le.Camp Cap. ~. Bleb, dedilbst ; Major of Mamie Captain Pritebard. 504 foot. i: be &tad Affirmat-Gonsral Sir T. N. Hall. K. 0.8. b. p. Axis. . A . 11, Lketensat-Colonel Foster ' b. r " Wag. Qlsessmeostor Gal, Lisstesam-CoL the Hoe. C.Grre l .l.l l ' • . • SIIMIsoy Secretary. Lket.-CoL Cowper, h. p. ~. Fe arippill . basiolves • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. '• ' idlest af. • --us,— . widni. a. Masts Alistvito Taos Dare—Flanders I—Trance 1. .- o ',-. 1k of the Th e p e da e ,...—., from Now York. bas arrived off Rolykerd. • ,-2 as codes- Ms Pifer, tains Abadsoo, was aimed so Barbaro WM* • 11' r., o d totile bst. and k was Awed would be wrecked. ~ . Dm; Duo. so.—Wind Z.N.E. recee reete Posimmems. Due. M-Wind S.N.R.—Arrived Wit Loam. wil•whll the Sir Timm Mears, OW, for BengeL—The lif Thomas seetimans Mauro, 01/16,1tens Lois /or Madras and Ibood, to eon*/ la „:"' o i mams before day-lithibis IMlNflkf, tot oo saws on Me Namur, bat .t. Dm. 47. lotted of at water, and Is new riding at 'pithead. mettemmellimmlown ;'r-- : lecs. THE PARKS, , •; gaper , * of --.40.--a a. ~ .. phis ib , The Parks have exhibited for several days past the same -. i i for the gay and animated appearance which they usually present rd tonal a. during a seve re frost. The canal in St. James's Park, the 1„ F ore i gn little pond under the Ranger's house, in the Green Park, , 14- and in short every place which furnishes a sheet of ice of 41. 4 . were 2.500 tolerable dimensions is covered with persons enjoying the wards. exercise of skating, and with the still more numerous , Aw e s= crowds, who come only as spectators of the sport. The wieskko _ east end of the canal inSt. James's Park, nearly opposite '4 . to the Horse Guards, is much frequented , and t he ice so ...1 aim p ager , thick, as to afford no reasonable apprehension of danger ; • per Dawes as usual, however, the principalscens of attraction is t h e b o o t h d oe Serpentine, in Hyde Park, which is the favourite resort dam Th . of many of the most expert and graceful skaters. The occasional falls of snow within the last few days prevent eye caw . the ice from presenting the smooth glassy surface which , w crimp ,. it has done in some former years, and which the mom. bubo , re . plished skaters always consider so desirable. There are ____ ___._ 1.----.. ... +nlarshlo mini condition: the family arrangements. me ,000 r. Lai FITZROY was prorsi personalty is sworn an& parchment, and as the tow 1, psrdy on the 12th of W- ing day ; and there is *short pseud month, added in a rd CHARLIZ it appears, 17 two, as has been stated, vb. Mims MONDAY, USUI.-Col. city Adjutant-Gensral at de - 1171R40, with Lady FRANCIS in of the First Guards, sai RI ceding in Radnor-lAA mining the hotie mill of ar ideas his clothes were cssig. e . he was extricated b is Allis life is despaired et long been known to the arli dad in the sporting dial. r miming about two aniay night the thmetarnig • 3 deg. 5-10ths below NO ; Woe in the scrag, It is was 6 deg. 8-Is. HALF-PAST ONE. There is bet little credit attached in the City no the story of the relapse of the Emperor of Rawls ; bad this taken place, no doubt we should have received the information sia Berlin, and through Holland. The Coosa Market bin condoned the whole of the swag at for the kocriant, with little specoledos going forward. MOM it still in demand at font or he per cent. In the Foreign Market the only business doing is in 81sams, for which Mere appears a turn at present. We have neither ship letters oar any arrivals of consequeoce ; we we coosequedy veld of pelidcal tofortnatios. The quantity of phis timber now in the Docks is very consider eh, sod few of the cargoes are being discharged this week ; bit there le edits disposition to porches, cargoes of the hoist quality, and some have bees disposed of during the week at the highest quotation. Ex-Orrzci os.—lt would be a misnomer to call these proceedings prosecutions. They are political persecutions, and of the most implacable and tyrannical description, le velled against an individual who had the talent eloquently to conceive, and the honesty manfully to avow his opin ions of the worst Ministry and the most dangerous man that ever swayed the destinies of a country. Mr. ALax ix Dan will be made the victim of political persecution; but he will carry with him to his dungeon the warm sym pathies and the grateful feelings of the Protestants of either country ; and when the history of these eventful times shall be dispassionately recorded, this highly-OW vied esiimaide man will be designated as a MARTYR. The laden Press, with the exception of The Courier. repro bates the proceedings, and the Whig Attorney-General, " lawyer SCARLITT ' " as COSlsirr called him, is earn- • ing foe himself a most unenviable notoriety. The airs this upstart gives himself when talking of the " Preis" ire quite unsuifembie. This man was himself a reporter is the gallery of the House of Commons, at a period when the Members of the profession were lees highly edneited, ism considered, and less respected than Ahoy are at the tallest day,"when thii person presumes to sneer at diem —Dodd* Bening Mail. Durk" theists visit of the Duke of WELLixavorr and others et the Ministers at Sudburn, whether from weari some of the sport of pheasant-shooting, or from a certain official predilection fir the pursuit of " such mall deer," it was proposed to have a rat kat, and the proper domes iic being lent for, the inquiry was made whether he maid arrange to gm up a day's sport of the kind, by osegre gad* a number of the animals in one plass) which was accordingly done, and their lordships were for once em ployed in the useful task of reducing the mater Girth's* noxious vermin.—lhrry Peet. LINEILICE &arms —The SPSAISIt'S warrant has arrived, and the election will Mks plans in a few days. Mr. J. H. M. Dineen*, MS Mesabi" far the Borough of Closed, has venalml his seat, and, will certainly stand fry the repiessolatios of Limerick Me is supported by ,toed Kixorrox and several of the lteding interests lie Gutty. Sir Auszny Ds Visa: lms rtntZ4 s NOM will be between. Mr., Dawson . OVILADT, ths son d the OSLO Blyasoa-Dlll4lolla* kg Mail. wend lar kris bee have been hept in the Hom pu :thards and in the Cemmens, maw that br, nay be snliciendy aired at the mak" sestieg et lksasit.