Star. — London, England, 1830-10-04 00:00:00

*. I! pi ,1 6' , 1 11, VICTUALLING OFFICE,, Etspenwher to, %no. T HE COMMISSIONERS for YICTUAGLING his mAnsrrs burr, te. d. her* give notice, That oo Witamensr, the Sib day of October neat, they will be reedy to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up,) and treat for the supply of the following Articles, to be delivered into his Majesty's VietuaMng Stares at Deptford, via. ANTICILIL WO Omen of Pale Mak 100 Quarters of Amber Mak 100,400 Gallons of Rum Iff Tens of Cocoa 109 Tone of 90 Tons of Irmo 900 Quartets of Peas 40 Tons of Oatmeal Taos of Ratter AND ID Tons of Cheese Samples of the Mak, Cocoa, Pees, and Oatmeal. mast be produced by the party tendering ; those of Sugar and Tobacco, together with She Conditions of the Contracts, may be seen at this Office. Path Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be de livered before One o'clock so the day appointed ; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend so sneerer when called for. , • • - . allhh•• - . • 4 ' 4# _ _ ~.. .\ . - . _ ..... , ( , . _ -_-.- _ ~ t 0) 1.), : ( I ~, I N ' D rigrOX matt% r . - : . . Splrrowltawk, Harpy, Magnificent (convalescent ship,) Minty, Kan sa:no. Hit" Maksty% ship Calliope. for Halifax, Was spokes with en the 29th August, is lat. 47.45. long. 23. 30 The Southampton sailed front Madras fie Calcutta 9th April, attd Ze!wa, for a cruise, 17th ditto. The Crocodile arrived at Sydney, N.s W. from Hobart Town, 211th April. and sailed 30th for New Zealand. The Challenger was in Bombay Harbour 22d May. The Alvrine arrived at Buenos Ayres front Montevideo 23d July. The Sapphire, from Coquimbo, armed at Rio Janeiro 9th August, and Renard, froin Falmouth. 15th ditto. The Alert arrived at Valparaiso from Uma 3d June, and Tribune I ltis ditto. The Thetis sailed from Valparaiso for Lima 15th June; the Victory arrived at Jamaica from Havannalt 11th July ; Blw sum sailed thence far Honduras 14th ditto; Grasshopper, for Belize. Mersey, ney. and Kangoroo, fur a cruise, 24th t North Star. fur Havanna!' t Sphynz, for Belize, Tampico, Re. 28th; and Icarus for a cruise litta August._ riILIOD 0/ DILITZST. The whole to be delivered before the 25th October pest. One half of each by the 2Sth 0e - r mbar nett. and the remainder lby the 2StbNovember follewhag. 9 ' MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 4, MO. No. 13,595. I ) ' ... 11.11 1 7 , / ItL. Nis Majesty's ship Dryad. 42, Commodore Hayes, C.B. caned un Wednesday, in company with the Sesflower cola. from St. Helen., for the coast of Africa. _ _ MARSHAL, if AR2UIS DR MAISON. M. De Mahon, a French Lieutettent-General, was bon in 1770, commenced his military career at the beginning of the Revolution, said. after haw* served daring several campaigns as an infantry dicer, be became Aids.de-aeop to Marshal Bernadotte, now Kin of Sweden. la the campaign of 1807 be acquired greet praise for his conduct in an attack on the Prussians. He was sent into Spain in the following year, drove the enemy at Pintos from a post which was believed to be inac cessible, and subsequently made himself master at one of the suburbs l of Madrid. He Nerved in Russia and Germany in 1811 and 1813, took such a conspicuous part in the actions of Polotsk and Toltowa that he was made General of Division in the field of battle, rested the Prus sians at the bridge o( Willig, was wounded at the beetle of Waciman, and received from Napoleon the Cross of the Order of the Union and the tide of Count In 1814 he wee intrusted with the defence of the Netherlands and the French frontier on that sided and, though his force was far interior to that of the invaders, be prevented them from en tering into France. He gave his assent to the return of the Bourbons, and went to meet Louis the Eighteenth, at Calais in 1814. The Wog rewarded him with the Peerage, the, rder Of St. Louis, and the Geoid Cross of the Legion of Honour. In March, 1810, he appointed hint Go mateofPart,andMafsssgesut faithful tehisaaaamdeas to from Elba,andlimormidag the Reimer Rubes the bemired days (les coos jam) be wake& to en estate this wile's, in the Hcmiho not. Oa ebesesend resionetien of the Bourbon he went hook to Park with Leek. semi summed his functions there, which, however, he re. signed me big appointed to the Bth Military Division at Marseilles; and in UR/ be was bemused with the tide of Marquis. He wee again intrusted with the Ocrernosent of Paris, but was subsequendy replaced by Mamas, Dab of Rapes. His removal is supposed to have been intended as a parliament for his honourable conduct as a Peer on the trials tithe her unfortunate victims, Boreis and his comrades, which took plate in Aug. 1121, mad who were most inhumanely guillotined on the piece de Greve, at Paris, as a sacrifice to the tyranny of the Bourbons. He woe convinced; that many of the pretended conspirators had been made In fact the tools of the Ultras, and be, as an blamable and liberal Peer, acted accordingly. "Do you mean . always to be the advocate of those scoundrels ?" said the Duke of Fits. jemee to hint ens day. " Yes, Sir," replied Mahon t " 1 will be their defender m long as I sec you, their judge, become an informer and ca. loinabser against them." Since that period he bed taken very Bub part in public affairs till the irate( of the Royal Ordinance of July g he aost solemnly protested against - ie, and held Polignac and his sego. chose up as trailers in wishing to initiege so the rights et the people and violate the Charter gives by the llsomeh e whom he had so menu. iltiduipported. of On the Email of Orden X. and diming the three days the tide,lBth, and 18th, he eendneted himesif in the most heroin manner, in cesepreenee et which be fenned oneef thighs. bent of tbehlunicipal Contrabass of Paris, sod,* the aseeesisa of Lode Philip I. to the throes, be kinnediately seek the Oath et Malmo has been recently appointed as Amhesearhar hem that Al = to the Court of Vienna, as a mark of the high eases r which his Sovereign bolds his liberal and talented mind. At Spitlte,a4--Oalatea, In Harbour—St. Vincent, Royal (how, Wellegley, /E•na, Rainbow, Onyx, Clinker. MR ARMY. Prose the Limerick tirottielo of Webtesday. It Is confidently reported in the best informed military circles, that the object to calling for a statement of the services, and famed of other particulars, from eveyy officer in his Majesty's service, by the late expe rienced Secretary at War, Major-General Sir H. Hardinge, is to extend the advantages of the warrant for regulating the pay, half-pay, and retire. merit of star and garrison oaken, dated the 29th and 38di of July. MO, to the army at large ; and that the rates of full and half pay will be regulated by a s..ule proportioned to the length of service is a similar ratio, as there is scarcely a corps in tiara service efording in. stances of the promotion of often without purchase, equal to the graciess provision promulgated 'in the waerant. It as al., slummed that the lieutenants who ate actually serving full-pay in 1811, and the captains holding their regimental rank, Ira... superior brevet rank in the ormy'ef the year 1808, who did not antra the boon of promotion offered to thews, will have their vacancies filled up by an equal number limn the seniors's( their respective reeks, *hi. h would give unattached promotion to abatis! all the newly created brev,-; majors (as those of the artillery, engineers, and marines_, might accept of it), die average of whose age and service. who have obtain...l their several promotions witlnut purchase, is, age 30 years. and senric: 32 years, supposing diem to have entered the army at 18, to have serve.; two years as ensign, eight as lieutenant, and 22 as captain ; and the lieutenants of 1812, by the mime calculation, would average 39 year► ut age, and 21 years of service. Captain Holyoak's company of the 56th Regiment, at Runistioloi., and the detaching's under Lieutenant Almer, at Carotin, have j.riell head-quarters in this garrison. No more military parties will occupy the above stations. M. WALLRR CLIFTON. ADMIRALTY °MCA Separshar M. 1821 th NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a Session of Oyer and Twohner and Gaol Delivery fer the Thal of Offences committed on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England, will be beld at the JUSTICE HALL, in the Old Bailey. London. oo MONDAY, the ISt\ of Omega neat. as aka o'clock In the Masan : And all fikerla, Gaelsrsond Keepers et Prisons, is whom custody my Prisoners, tharpd with Maces memdtted cc the High Sem. as within the said Jurisdiction may be, arc lamb? required to teesmalt a Copy of the Cetandtasem of every sack Priem, to Mr. Causiths &ma, the Seildtor oleo Admiraky, at hi. Me, No. 10, Laracadar place. &nod, London, in order that the necessary measures may be ekes. for remoulag all each Prisoners to his Majesty's Gaol of New. gate, ter trial at the said Wended Session : And all Mayors, Justices, Coroners and other Mars, before Mom any loleisitioes. [stoma ems, Etandsatloas. or Recognaances may have beets takes toeckleg any sods Offences, are required to transmit the same forthwith te Soo Cs.s al. the Cleth of Arraigns of the High Coset of Admi. ratty of England, at his Mee, at the Swans Home In the Old Dailey, London. The ietaehments of the 74th at Tipperary and Cashel are shortly join bead-quarters In this garrison. In future the military at Tipperary and Cashel are to be supplied by the regiment stationed at Tempi: more. 1. W. CROE2B. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, •ND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE. Regent-street. Laudon. 1111111=111` area 11110,12115. THE DUKE OF RUTLAND. THE MARQUIS OF NORTHAMPTON, EARL GREY. LORD KING, ac. 1111111110■16 J. T. Barber Beaumont, Eq. Sr Richard King. But. Francis Cone, Este. Sir F. B. bleeland, Ban. Sir George Duckett. Bart. Lord Northwkk, Earl Ferrer% Hoe. Thomas Parker Sir Jean Harrington, Dart. William Pried, Iraq. Hen. Frederick Hotline Sir William E. Welby, But.. ate. Cantata, A MILLION STERLING AND UPWARDS. The Premiums are returned after paying Losses and Espouses. The COUNTY FIRE OFFICE has never failed to return from I$ to to per Cent. to all person insured, which is more then has been accomplished. fora continuence, by any other Fire oSco. In the PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, the parties insured hove bad fourteen parts in Steen of the profits allotted to them. These peculiar and realised advantages have been shared by may thousands of persons Insured Is the above Oakes. during the bet quarter of a century. Meaner Man are oat charged Whim% unless called Into emus. Seeks. Persons are at liberty to pass and repass to the Continent. anise Methatioes, wnswoo Lames AID sates POMMY. Persons removing to Unhealthy Climates, or subject to Bodily Infirmities. may baunr. If any Perm die by Suicide. Duelling. or the Hands of Nodes, the fell value which his Policy bore on the day previous to the dew of his Death will be paid. No Admission Fees are respired. nor Is any Charge made for Pe. Mcies, except the Stamp Duty. cr Agents are appointed in all the principal Towne FOR ST. HELENA, To all Gs the Mk of OCTOBER, THE fast-sailing Brig LORD HOBART, 200 Tons per Register, JOHN MACINTOSH. Commander. Lying in the London Decks. This Vessel was bulk 'sprawly for one of kis Wares Post-011ke Packets, sills remarkably fast, Is well armed and massed, sod curial a patty of the St. Helena Gamboa. For Freight or Passage apply to Jas. Hanky. IS. Mingo Alley; or to WILLIAM ABERCROMBIIt. 35, Coroblll. TO be SOLD Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery. nude le a cause Yocum v. Yonne, with sheep probation of Francis Cross, Esq. ooe of the Skaters oleo said Court, At the Auction Rooms of Mr. T. N. BARDWELL, in SWIM, in the county of York, On Fatima, the Bth day of October, 1830, at Seven (*Tied lo the afternoon. precisely. Is Ooe Lot, ALL TIIAT CUTLERS GRINDING-WHEEL, _ coutoonv CALL= 11111 HOLME WHEEL, Situate In a certain Claw, called the Holm*, at the bottom of Smith Wood, in the Township of Nether Hallam, in the Paddle Shadield, with the Head and Fall of the River Porter, Dun, Wiars, and Appurtenances. And also all that CLOSE, called The HOLIER, ssbjwt toe taws thereof for Sisti-Three Years, from Michaelmas, 17N, at the yearly rent of .e 4 Printed particulars may be bad (grads) at the said Masters' aim hers. in Southampton Buildings. Chancery Lase, London; of 111 r. Charlts Wilson, Solicitor. Sesitisuoptea Street, ISeoneoloory, London; Mr. John Presto°, Solicitor, Tolumbouse Yard, Lothbarg, London ; Messrs. Derby and Tooled°, Solicitor% Humeri Buddioge; Temple, London ; Messrs. Wilson and Tamp, Solidtors, SWIM ; and Messrs. Brookfield and Gould, Solicitors, SWAM. C. WILSON, Southimptai *fie, Paiimptinj... CHILBLAINS, RHEUSIATISII,, APRAINS. BUTLER'S CAJEPUT CAJEPUT OPOLDELDOC. Grill 011, wbieb is die basis of Ms , boo elenska ao the Continent, as a remedy for Rhemadoms speassdle t Affections, i Chilblains, Palsy, and et da Joints Sieslos, Braise s , so d D eafness; toosbladd 1 0 the firm it Opod;idoc, It is rendered snore penetrating, sad s 9): scaos t • ' ° "_l efleacions ad so internal applic at i on . R u bb e d riled Ilk, n7l moms of ammi, or be warm hand, k trOildola of twee., invigorates the absorb ents , and the dlosiadoil• Sold le Bottles, at is. tia. 9a. id. b y strut — aisidito, Cliespelds,aptoer Of St. Pies ; eel NO- Sai o 7. t C 4! lat . 11 .. 4 afiti VIO, Regem-suein (MANN and Co. 17. CockiNgr-Ntest; Winds., K , * • (Um, 47, Nisories; gifts, 1 7, Aldeatir Igsrailwi and at Loam's Itagueds SNi, T Of Niro WO %VW MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATIL. so nvisSeel Cur Cruscaues whin braid'r Saadi. Baal. Rd. imp Ask fur Evessa's Cum: 0f00114114. THE EMPEROR DON PEDRO. The same of Don Pedro, the Emperor ef Break is esiedeted, la the mind of an Englishman, with liberal principles of government, and something like public virtue, in consequence of the part which he took in attempting to restore a constitutional government to Portugal. It is also auspicious for his fame in this part of the mid that his brother, Don Miguel, the usurper of a p desecrated by projtuy and stained with blood. has, by his tramcm- t acquiesmones in vice, thrown all ordinary 51erarity into the shade, and Mined ler himself a pre.eni. /MOO Is kftway, which leaves him, in the est4ese imam tyrants, without a Ilvieg rival I Even Frodinand of hes end iMo salable monster compared with this accomplished pupil if Halm nish, and Asses champion of ten 44 Apostolic faith, Anse named ham been trained into fall perfection in a sing of piney C li rot a rkesumble to the development of his via it is the isibe, with all his ell Meed 11 of shod, awl love for tree met with a pude, of those qualities by which the iftustrions Hesse of Brogans' has bees, *late years, disreputably die anguished. la the list of the aa Apostolic virtues" of pious Map which " Holy Shwa' loves mem Boarish, and on which she cantina. ally sheds the iZating delis of ha miraculous inSurnee,auelty seems to bare she lust . as the records of the lamileition prove ; and we are lacNoshis that perfidy comes nest In honour, though generally the lama peados the former in point of time, and prelims the way for k, as we em in the instances of the Ferdinand, of S pain and Naples, Don Miguel and Charles IL who all violated their solemn oaths, and followed up their acts of perjury by deeds of blood. Whether Don Pedro is cruel as well as paMions,"we cannot possitively my, but there are gross acts of political deception of his on record, and sangui nary crimes have been perpetrated in Brasil against the advocates of a liberal system of Government, while engaged in the honest discharge of their duty to their country,with which, if this Prince had no connection, It is peculiarly unfortunate for his fame that the sabots have remained undiscovered. We shall now refer to the proofs et whet we state, and which we extract from Dr. Wakh's able and intelligent work on Basil work that gives by far the most interesting, and, we believe, the meet faithful account of the political state of that country, and of the seats which most prominently mark its history, both before and since it took a conspicuous part in the revoluions of the new world. After the memorable day in the minds of Brasil, of the 12th of October, ass, the anniversary of the birth of Don Pedro, and the festival of his election as supreme Chief of the new empire--when the kingdom changed its style and title, having totally tikasived Its exam. met with Portugal, and 100,000 persons, both skim and salirts, in the great square of St. Anna, proclaimed "'the Ceasantienel Em peror, with the unanimons acclamation of the people," Dr. Walsh goes en to say what we shall now quote in his own Weds r... "From the period when Des John proceeded to Lisbon, his son (Don Pedro) had kept up a constant correspondence with him on the events passing in t h e country. These letters were submitted by his father to the Cortes, who ordered a certain number of copke of them to be printed for the use of the Members. I saw these letters at Rio, and some of them exhibit an extraordinary tissue duplicity ; and if one brother in Portugal has been sti gmatised by his opponents as a violets, of his solemn pledges, the other in Brasil has not escaped a similar console. In one of these letters he particularly laments the growing anbarraes. ments and difikulties of his situation, and earnestly solicits his recall. " Its named your Majesty ," says he, " by all that is sacred in thew . - to dispense with the painful functions you have. assigned me. which will end in killing me. Frightful pictures surround me cond. :malty. I have them always before me. I conjure year Majesty to permit me, as soon as possible. to go and kiss your Royal hand, and m at on the steps of your throne. I seek only to procure a happy trap quality." The letter bears date the 21st of September, 1821. He Waa, in con sequence, recalled. A vessel was sent to convey him, and be would not go. A_pin be writes- 44 They wish. and they say they wish, to proclaim me p ac e. I protest to your Majesty I will never be perjured . .. that I will never be false to you ; and that, If they ever commit this fait k shaft not be till after they have tut me to pieces! I Ind an the Portuguese have taken a solemn oath, which I have written with lay blood, in the following words swear to be always Mafia to your Majesty, to the Portuguese nation, and to the Constituden." In con- Amity (says Dr. Walsh ) with the solemn declaration mimes In his bleed, be threatens to fire on his faithful Portuguese if they ‘e met sandy Return home ; and shortly after he Is the feet se & laps sate legislation for Bradt, to have the country peedined and he himself acknowledged Sovereign. OPE Mitigate and ;gross deception, we must here take leave to ob. eine, Maisid by honourable Panes upon any penon, would Met his moral imam in no very honourable light ; but when we esasialre that this reiontery taking el. a &demo oath, wines fa his ownag blood, wm con. Mired for the pewpme of deceiving his tumuspedi htbse, we N. anew with - more thin the ordinary diessestrew which hilt bogie& When we alio take into account that be Wee a yriweg wow, not being shoe 14 yams et age, we most leek on this seism am as an immoes if precocious, and as It were, inetinedre dieibee• krtien which his *ibex, Don Iligutd, shaver& Meitsmd seinmegaL Thoi duel terne Pioveliztich mehe Aid the vises sif mm: pedant the work of jildce. Hers We bibeld i Miss, bY reri ample at tnathery, Mingle" Ms. Mh.a deco t sod thea we see, enethey,Pe.own deughtry„ 4 4,1 1 ilate• epos the Moths, the_ paillikimme opodpoi _sew had r ps E l i t i onarde th, father 1.-41, WWI an /State air 110 , 161114. et Oak she an Enehmege as His wed thellienw and beielestect Owl 'OM If' wore &maims', whiels .giro Waked& Alia This hen the 104 Dow,Johe,' bed lift ' EPA of kr s, S:n ban PorpogaL oho . 1414wwilielloig 6 1. of the plot heft,' it vie mitisAfflp.OPlV, leis timid palsy and diepisides wean y more say easpkioo of hie being the eseartver et it, and make it mere then rehab' ds o. le that it had never been communicated to bim previously to teihan As Ms heft' (says the same author, speaking of the new Ex. which had recently been erected) formed a distinguished nra in if &mil, indicating the great political changes the country bs unditegonaard the vast influx of wealth it had acquired, it was a temple wh they attached a sort of .veneration—and - here the first cheers convened in the cogently were determined to hold their important meeting. Several of the chisens combined to add to its ornaments on the ocespion, at their own private expense. One covered the seats with velvet, another sends silver candlesticks, and every one was eager to con tribute to the decoration and display of the first National Assembly of Brazil. It was naturally to be expected that much irregularity would moor in a meeting entirely soma so form, and unacquainted with the I *ant of its own powers. The debates, therefore, were turbulent, and else of their demands were extra vaga nt. They proposed that the Con. Iftlikin of Spain should be the model of that of Portugal, to which the King assented. A rumour was spread that the Portuguese troops were coming to disperse them, but their Commander, being summoned before them, assured them that it was not so. It was affirmed the: the King was about to carry off with him a large unsure from the cou n try, and had seta* entheekeds qamtlty d puddle property, even the funds of ISM eltlita6h itiodusdene. It was well known that prodigality and s t aposityhed bows the horning WSW of the Government of Brasil, and this nothiste _gained I kit aedit. It was owed, therefore, that the vesselashosid be a ..ww • and orders were net to the Commondere of the forts at Seats Cruz and Lego to stop the ships of the squadron, if they attempted to mil. " It was now past midnight, sod some of the electors had retired— hut, from the importance of their proceedings, the hall was still crowded, when the edifice was onatknlv surrounded by a regiment of soldiers, with fixed bayonets sad loodal muskets. Without the nnollou nodee if their approach, or any intimation to the people to disperse, dip wished on the ummeed las. poured a volley along them, and thee impel with their harms. Nothing could be mere bona& then the eine et whist hawed—a number of brutal Waists assassi whilag dims lo a close up room. Those who wore not kiNd fill wounded new pad to escape throligh the windows. Some wee meshed to deeds by the fall, end some fled forward into the sea, and Mot tionerni Meantime the soldiers deliberately roe to pion. ter s they vied the dead and wounded of their wat ds es and valwailm, and indg the room of the plate and candlesticks ; and, having thee *ma domehres with blood and plunder, dispersed. " I have conversed with several persons who were regent on this as. amnion, Who Informed me of the fate of some of their ftkeds. Onion was a Brazilian, doing business in an English house. Hearing aline* wear the door, be stood up to see what was the matter, and was ahsl through the heart by a soldier, who put his musket close to his usual—. Another was a young man, who, tired with the length of the debate, hell lain down and fallen asleep ; in that position he was pinned to the limb by a oaths, who stood over him, and thrust his bayonet through Ids back. An Englishmen, of the neared Barnes, hod been employed ss OM taker of the hall; he was attacked by a fellow who thrust kb at his belly. Providentially he had in his waistcoat-pocket • • said-box, and the point of the bayonet passed through the lid, t not the bottom, so his life was s av ed. Ab ou t 30 pesos were killed bu or wounded, and were found deed or dying are the gm. hoshlii ahem, who bad disappeared, some of whom woo supposed to be awes& Mil easnLothers were hurt more or less severely. • "The next day the event was es unnoticed es if it had never bop. paned; such was the debasing terror of the people, that no inquiry woo alsompeed to be made as to the Instigators of tie measure, or the num. bar 'lvied they had socrillced. Th. Wag has been acquitted fall Yin Imblis red feelings were acknowledged as have been altogether Mr =se sub a deed of blood. Some emeldered it an act el the Coeds es t , whom nordembaneverity bed bees already malted es the Promembows. lie was some time after teem the = l ke held r the Clownitoot, and sent boon to PorWlOr nod so eine nerd he become ft the pssplar shat they woad not him to lad at Bahia, whores dot *mobile he bad'stas papaw. Others tawa die greeter samba: Odom I have convened wilt) neilbute toDoe raimatinelt Irmo apprised al the Otis electors, he has. they say, to the Clops St. Anna, at sod, taking with Idle die regions of Cassano, he sat them by the Etta d'Al. Ilmises, sad etbritatnets, which led to she Ctemimishenes, with oils as Algona the along. The maw eiredmi k was their own nary act. Tie Ammo it is to be attributed, yea will agree as that a mess base sad cowardly essassimsiss Dever MS poi. irasuL" • We do.ldwd, ogre, In that optnios g and mast at the some drni observe that, if Don Pedro wee the person who gave team to de, ado dins merely to disperse the assemb/y, it was very strange the WON Ova gave them any other notice to disperse than by charging then with the Wenn, and shooting them on the spot and odd muse MIPS that woe et them were ever tolled to account for the, _ we ns ass et Mader and robbery, which, I n violative of their orders, they Woken this blackountectioa and its lostiptere to the enemies l heave, and shall only, in conclusion, express war wander that aleeke Z. did not take a hint from this med. at ilieskis silleasell nobly If he had known bow to profit by the mumq* be insid e leneed . of issuing hie premature Winston., have waited for the mph, d the Member of Deputies, and then sent Idarmont at the heads, and Swiss Jsnhaeries, with flied bayonets and loaded mats. M ial trrinish the Session by a grand bathes, and thus earn an ib. l salute sceptre while living, and the homers of Roguish canedmilow Am death ! . . ,~~ ~•: PORTSMOUTH, OA i His Majesty's brig Mosquito, 10, Commondsr•Gborla Bentham. err. rived this morning from the Mediterranean; 674;101 Malta as far back as the Bth August; we have mere recast wawa than she beings of our apneas in that sea. She has ban to Tripoli, where she was. detained till the 16th nit. by thalitidsb Cans), Is consequence th dema tmeocs of a Frisch squadron,. the C4F2: which had i tribute of 33,0016. fa various "committed by that State spinet the French interests; with ths Dry at gist he. pirated to comply, but ultimately agreed to the maks, and was compelled also to make an apology for an Malt offered to the French Canal, Baron Boma, in some matters relative to die papers ot the late Major Ling,. width papers by the way it s M smugly suspected were in the possession of itosassau, though be dada the fact. It is presumed thst from these papers Going has Ml,published his work of Africa. The ,31noqolto Bled at Algiers, and Oran. At Tunis no tribute .had. been metal by the French, at o s o uf ac tes had been uniataripmdly given to the French army from that At Algiers, the ?mash army was found en be reduced to 9, men, who were concenapied in tbs city, and dared not venture a m us k e t s hot' s length from the walls, doeptift ins strong body. It was stated that not lees than 160,060 Arabs and othaonstiks are in the vicinity, vowing halal to the Preach. The =wars moth respected, on instance of which was recently surn. try an Arab Chieftain, into whoa power the crew of a vessel was wsesk.4 about two milts from Algiers MI, and viho, apprehaxling fatal to them if they dor, their nstkinotatal they were= a ge Arab Chieftain, doubting the truth of their assertion, sanowanicated with the British Consul, desiring to know if they were oshisms of England ; if so, their lives should bri lwareeted—hat if Awarey their heads should be cut off in five minutes. ra says Ada insomae, the Consul Is represented to have persuaded him their relation • was site. Oast numbers of the French troops that had sickened hod been sent to Minorca to recover, and the garrison of Oran bad been withdrawn. The Mosquito left Gibraltar as the lath sit with the Bereft', VI, Capt. the Hon. C. 0.. Bridgman. from which ship she Parted rwo days after, of Cape Trafalgar. She may be therefore hourly alb schooner Pickle, Lieutenant Hardy, arrived at Plymouth, on Sunday, from Falmaith, which pore she racha on Sa. *sudsy, with Jamaica and . Colombia nails ; she lift Jamaita on the, 14th of August; Crooked Isload. the ,brinllll6l an freight 30,000 , &Mari. On the 6th of Aura ' August maks wai risked by a severe bur& tioasirl which the amp antated sera*. injury, and snail vessels foundered. The Pickle was,soot haw with the mails, in %pawpaw& iv the Carideo packet habit received some damage by striking against satesiocks, not oorretoly laid Aiwa fn dos Aim, mar. which will oblige ba i ts be hove doom nt„.regalas , and a fri Ca all til r i a, lariat tag: Jamalci sisia. Tlii Shea* log arrived fraari Irallesa , 140 10 g et her. Were , dijoelero Walrjk dthllt ere spalet. and r lUbsrampr woo living spa that raw. DerislOS Pixels% 1 07 is wait vishid br ive hl o iss apoi and as alkali wi th a talkie Mistame; = 4l * 1 0 1 40 1 714 ta ttkia.derseaL Die seam*, or save", karatowt at the PopoOewhiels Captplom idliesselitSietthsthis worifirritig, ab *vile thi • poi . t ko AHoehod Se_ kik* Ice e ir l it i rlLeod di litatoo oh* Mama, IS, isompfasy•tha% the iffir thi pool: eT *Ole the ADEVrtiObbi 4 A! tblesi *Ow et 4011 •salle Op 41 I MUM warthog' WS fun s, tits Ammo W Phial spa bar ahem four miles to wisdward. Ships at Port loyal t illataaoa. blowy hoed Hill, the General Commanding.M.Chief of his Majesty's forcel, arrived at the Albion Hotel. Chester, with his private secretary, Colocri Egerton, on Friday lam, and reviewed the depot of the 55d Regiment stationed there, of which he is Colonel. The lst Royals enjoyed excellent health at Bangalore on the 20th et The 30th Regiment have Rift Weedon barracks for Manchester. Major R7an lies joined the 50th Regiment at Waterford. A soldier of the 56th Regiment deemed been hospital this week, end carried off three watches, the property of his conies. Friday night three fellows, with reaping books, pursued a soldo-r to the detachment of the 74th Regi ment . stationed in Tippe. ra be 4 g : g w i l g having overtaken him, lacerated aim terribly. After cutting his hamstrings, the brutes leaped upon his body, and left him for dead. The perpetrators of this outrage are in custody. A considerable reduction will take place in the excise department. As Colonel in Chief of the Rifle Brigade, the sum drawn by the Duke of Wellington from the Treasury is only 2381. annually; but as Colonel of the Grenadier Guards be receives every year 2,6951. Ti.e total income his Grace derives annually from offices under the State is 13,1791. 9s. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE, Ike. Ozroan, OCT. B—The Rev. G. Porter. to the Vkarage of 3101,k Sherborne, on the of the Rev. J. B. Mends; patrons, the Provost and Scholars of Queen's College, Oxford. The Rev. E. Besengeet to the Rectory of Illisfield, Hants, vacut by the death of the Rev. T. Willie. The Rev. S. W. Dowell, to the Rectory of Shorwell end klottistone. Isle at Wight, vacant by the casks of the Rev. W. St. JOlll, The Rev. V. Berisg, to the Rectory of Abboestone end Hellen Stoke, on the resignation dike Rev. W. St. John Mildmay. The Rev. John Manes Colson, to the Rectory of Liakenholt, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Morton Colson. The Rev. Omega Deudney, M.A. to hold by dispeasatiew the Rec tory of Oneertge W. Michael, Dorset, together with the Rectory of levant, Hants. The Rev. Jan Gmbete, M.A. so the Ramey of St. Georges, Bit. an Jos. the prossetedos of patrons of St. Mertia's. Sibley, M.A. of St John's Cage. and of West Wies t Hems, was on Thursday oe'solght instituted, by the Lora Blip of Oxford, to the Vicarage of Bnetone, is this sonaty, on the peemismtles oldie R Hem Lord DWG& The Rev. Cheeks w.t Asbileld hie been to the vicarage of Wits, Norfolk ; patron, the Bishop at y ; and Kee. William Bernie to the Rectory of West CWltington, Sussex ; patron, the P.m) ot Abergaysany. riis TURP - s . NEWMARICRT PIIiST OCTOBER MISTING. NZICIAIII33IT, SVIDAT ATTZINOON. - With dm empties of the St. Leger and the Grand Doke Michael. • dal:main Moab( does not contain an races of inverance to men et Ins pea two year old stakes not coming off till the Second Ociebsemil Ihn Meetings. Tweatrokur horses are espied in the cloud Dabs Wad, which, if there be any math in his spring nail% mart bests by Lord Rzeter's Augustus, the may one of them tad bee tame anything to raise him above the aowd of bed horses en. media itz, be is reemsdably fresh, and in high favour with his pan ; the only bona opposed to him that can be supposed to have a chance one Yeats Orion, Charlotte West Moodie, and Captain Arthur,-,all of these must have improved weaderfully fast to warrant an expectation that they till give Augustus any trouble to beat them. The stake is wad: eleven buedred pounds, and as there is na any forret, a geed Add may be expected. This race comes off &amazon, and on the nuns day Augustus is espied is a 100 pines stales, for which he is likely to walk over. awa i t Sr. Leona Wednesday.) -This is the only stakes that has any real interest. hteen homes are aimed, including Prism, Au. pews, II Amphiarus, The Alsoioner, and Cetus. : Of course Priam is coeskared pretty safe to win, havin g' defeated all of *a). sad some mew them once; he arrived here an Wednesday from Don. :tam. as well as if he bad just come in from exercise, instead of from a journey of upwards of a hundred miles. By public running, Au. pates and Amphiarus cane nearer to him than any other in the stakes, and the chance:la these two are equal, the race in die aping having terminated in a dead best. . Mahmoud was stale whet be ran at Goodwood, so that the running is not by any meats certain. We have nut heard whether the Mummer is up to the mark i hut there ate many who think that be will Sum out a dangerous horse when be is in a At state for pre psration. . The Match for the cup of ISO sort. beams his Majesty's Einpuee and Sir M. Wood's Lucetta, is the list for. Tuesday, is not likely to come off, the former being represented as anise i the same reason will prevent the tumid of the Whip Challenge in the second meeting be tween him and Cadland.. . Very, few arrivals have tikes place as yet, nor are many expected till to-morrow morning, owing to the Mateo Pork Meeting (Lord Wilton's) not having ilaiebsti till P!idsy evenieg. Most of Me sepia, dates here are pa of his Laniship's hospitality on the occasion. The first race morrow will be the Trial Stakes, A.P. fa which the following. horses twee named yesterday afternoon :--- Lad CaMadish's Spaniard, 4 yrs. Ist. illb.—Dake of Portland's Theban, 4 yrs. alt. 101).—lewd Exeter's Versa, 4 yes. Set. 010..-I,oed Exeter's Red Raver. 3 yes. 7st. 71b.—Duke of Glinftea's Demebllk, 3 7 1 ‘. ise: 7110. The other Teammate me Mindy thus 3 FBI t artar* id 10 , ench*. It. fl lia. 41h. R. H. Duke of 's Itsniipole t.— Mr. Payne'. Brown Declass L W, Atonehenre's )lama f.—Ms. Sowerby's lady Many f.—Mr. Parse's Widpon, food Lord Lowther's Victories. Sweecataka of SS each, h. A. r.. M. • Four SOL Lad Atom', Permalt (snowed 31b). Lad Asiosa's Nab, and Lea Exeter. Assets& ' Match ne.—Mr. litibate's Sailer colt Its. 710. apt Ms D. lliabaks firspkr, ar o D. M. I. • : ' mlita los —Mr. Theeslillre c. by US olds cost of 2sh,, au. la. pi biz &lies Lby Insailse oat et Cholas% as. Is* two In oil Titi. A.L. o a si di e • sea. I Wait, 11111 W Osseter alt, Yoe* Ooksa, %pima Ambits, La. lis t .Pette, Noy la= i n " .. ...hirr lm eitorik s. Jlei wren , A•Post ♦ est, islabees, Illsolei; Captive, Baia to lam Mar, L Mane e. sad Pupylina 6.—Oat deed. , The Meeting madames ea Thenday. • , soil