Star. — London, England, 1830-11-29 00:00:00

1' inr . .!- ."..‘ .' • • 7- 4 1 rileifr.-A e:;:f - ~.,.. .:• :.-- - • • .:---, .4.... .• Just published, prier Is. ..... alb' , - - 4 4111, , LIVERPOOL ELEC 4 EION. "^r..-t •:,.. 4:. THE EAST-INDIA MAGAZINE ; sr, MONTHLY . -• REIMSTER for BRITISH INDIA, CHINA, Ate. with a 7 / r ltk. • li ki 1 The state of the poll at die close of theproceedlngpintertK.- PORTRAIT of Lord WM. BENTINCE, Ofternor.E/eneral of c tj l b ( I, *\ 1'• \l, .7 / -- i pl x ....... ..... .•, ~.,./..Th\_ „__ \ Ewart .-. I_3oB -.-- India, contains, amongst others-A Sketch of Lord Renaud and his 0) I, 1 Administration... Present State of the India and China Trade-. The \ ' --- -7-:- - - ‘ 0 - •t. . k Majority far Mr. Denison ...... ..,...., ...... 12 Company's Civil 8e :rice—Chelan Morbus—Taxes en the Idolatrous - - ' At a late hour last night we re Rites:of the Hindeos--Present State of the LAW Presr-lAteati of rewired the following statemem of lb e British India-Settee Abolition--Hindoo Theism.-Companes Bonded . .11 poll on Saturday :- 0/SICArI T/TICs - -- - Debt--Critiesd Notices -., And all the latest Domestic and Foreign In. , • .. .. 16._ Denison - - 1700 di U Swart l6BB telligence, including Births, Marriages, and Deaths, &c. _ To be had of Mr. Alexander, 18, Cornhill; and of all booksellers Majority for Mr. Denison ...... ...- ...... 12 ' weessowsze=sis it I Is .. i In town and count Ty. IMPRESENTATION OF YOFILSHIRE. PUBLIC NOTICE. IN consequence of the very increasing demand for DAY and MARTIN'S BLACKING, the Proprietors have erected a Manufactory on so extended a scale, that they will be enabled to mecum all orders for Foreign or Home Conemisption at a day's notice sod, to secure the Public from imposition, an Engraving of the New %tiding will appear on the Label. let May, 15.50. OT, High Holborn. CAUTION. CHING'S WORM LOZENGES. THE Pub li c are particularly cautioned against a spurious Imitutkin of this valuable Medicine. which a number of waprin cipled individuals are endeavouring to impose spots them. The mite rMa elf mithendeity will be u heretofore. " Charles Batter, 4, Cheap skle, St. Paul's," bang engraved oo the Government Stamp. which I. attached to each box, and without which they cannot be genuine. BUTLER'S VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER will also when genuine have the like authentication. DREDGE'S HEAL-ALL, or cetebrated Embrocation, boo keg been known tbnegbont the West a Bugland, as the most ellienclous Remedy for Penh Wounds ac Cuts Burns and Scalds Lumbago Spasms and Cramp Pains in the Limbs and Numbness Blame of the Joints or Neck Scads and Paralytic Affestioes Psosen Limbs, and Tooth-ash and Face.sch Chilblains before they are Sprains and Bruises broken. It is likewise an tetelnbis One Ow that &agent's disorder theQuinsey or Sore Throat, in whist" ft *as nee* known to fall after a few hours' application. It is also an entellent Remedy for Whitlows, so common on the fingers of country people who are suposed to the sold t sad Is confidently recommended to all who may sulfa from arty at these complaints. Rbettmadsm Rheumade Goat Ginave that none can be Genuine unless the Stamp affixed to each bottle contains the name and address of BAUCLAT end Sows, No. 9b, Fleet Market, wise have pereitssed she Property in this *alturbk article from the Executors of the Inventor, WILLIAM Gaines, late of Wish. fad, Wilts. Retell price Is. led. and Ss. Od. pa bottle. PATRONIZEM ay HER MAJESTY. THE Proprietors of tip. CITY of LONDON ROYAL EMPORIU d (swam the MANSION HOUSE.) have the honour west respectfully of sonoincing to the Royal Fa *Sy, as well as she ind P. 4 611c. that in addition to their unique and splendid Gallery of Indian sad Centimental Ceriaddes, Cabinets and Hassufaeturn. end Oseir Newmillson Show Reams et /NM sad !Milan import Eitieses, Millinery. Opera Cloaks, Pun, Ee. they' ham jam inportod and supplied the ROYAL EMPORIUM with, ass only a nom elegant end useful, bell a ant semen assortment of may descripties Foreign .1d lidtbh Ohs Limas, Omens, and Woollens, as Mictriss IS soda of fiabordashefy, Embry, Lam. and Gloves, which they we sambaed to Email to the Wholesale and Manufactursn' prices, for Bondy Haney; end al 11416 norms imams% madderably under either, from tits repetiot ad. vantages they possess es general Merchants, with the thaufacteren and their Agents thringbout Gnat Britain sod Inieradoss dm in Italy, Rance. and Germany. In crew, thseefeen, shit the truth of Wes awardens may be appreciated, they have donned I bdispenable to sebjeln a Lim of sows of their Ardent, which manor in Wend so neap by scarcely any other listablishant V Iberopo, sad whisk els Inspection, will be found, as et Inferior. Inn at repecior Nodes Fao sized Silk Cloaks • • • •••••• •••••••••• •• • at • Superior Dino. frost • • ••• • .•• • •...• •• Id to ill 10 0 The Most Superb Cloaks et Savoy equally aseieuess A beautiful mammon of lugs and eat Thies Shawls, from ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• i••,1••••101 1 11 1 1 le At 0 Eseellent Silk Dino, Woo ....oft& • • alb •••• $ sild••• •A • ••• .31 to 10 6 The French isaitatleis of met, Catlaire, LON and Siam Shawls, a very groat bafgefa. lill•wide soft Ma& LA I" very goed, el site nose feeble& able coloun ••••••••• •• • ••••••••••••••••••••••14 11411 Id. ►Oda.' A • The Doable width Ditto, both Psis& earl Mogi* of own shade, very cheep. A variety of the very brat halm Hots, at en1y.....,....... 4 , 0 SI Superb printed Mod Psfityrlbes, worth a. 99 at only ....., $ 0 Ti.. best and richest figured Propels Brocades el St. and......... 9 • An immense stock of the most spkedid Spltalields Ditto, see so are generally selling at S. fd for only 's' .. • 8 A variety of the richest broad fan c y B e l t Ribbons, sash only.. • 1 Excellent and Fashionable Dumps Doom Ribbon., from 464 to I 0 Superior Gauss Ditto, ... at 114 34 and 0 46 The richest broad and most fasiosabb Ditto. at did. Std. sad 0 S A quantity aluminum Geld and ElverTlsene Ribraa, at only • II A variety of the best Crepe de Lyons, for Dresses, at only dm 0 0 COMIIOO ditto ... .6.10 • • 1 51 0106 de Naples (suitable for Cloaks) at Is sd and .. I I Really rich and durable Ditto, for Ladies' Dresses, Is 04 Is. & I I Very rich and fashionable shaded Ditto, both plain and Mille Rays, at ... 11. SI si Its id and 9 • Good link and White Satins, from ... is to il 0 Genoa Velvets of every quality, very cheap. Persians, at es • • ... 0 S The best Ditto, from . ... ...... • Lien Game, various colours, st ......-. ... ~..... .. did cad 0 0 Good Black liembaaine, at. •00 . .00 • • $4 and I 0 Real Valenciennes Edginp, as love as • • Lace Veils in grest variety eacitedingly cheap. Beal Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs, per doses, from Prism, fast colour, et Handsome new patter= ditto, on Cambric Cloths worth Is for only Superior fast coloured Printed &miter's at the same prise. bluseilles Quilts, Colloterpinet, and Blanket., of the bees quality, most reasonable. Real Welch Plasmas of every quality, pitHitilerily die* Alois lot of Breakfast Tibia Cloths at 4.. .. Is lid Mil 9 I Ititb Damask pattern, full dud Maser ditto, (all Liam) at mly Sillifthr double Dame ditto, at Al at, emeeintabit &dip. Irish Linens with Sem& aid Potelgil HAMM, at trimmed fabrics, a real bar= mime very disable, from .UMin S I Wide bl oc k R uss i a • • • Excellent Irish ditto The in sad tic. wide loads Simard', of clay qellatt, es• tread, du m p. Ratak Towelling a . a.. • F. Lines Dusten, each ... ..•••••••.••••••.. ...... ... 0 Di &too; Check ditto FOR THE illiog AHD CHARITIES. Cloth Club ... . Pall died Plaid thus Strong Blankets...—. • ...se* .•............4.411811 ill 1 Stout Baize Flannel.. . •.. • . • ..... • “ a... • ..*. a 11141114 0 41 Wide Shirting Cotton .. agre.:" Sam Dowiss -,4rabk Linen • Shee_ .tine •.• • • • •"" 0 A 'ld Cotton Conolerpossea.. Ia . ea. ....•.• ...ANIS le id 111 S 0 • Haberdashery, sod Gloves di sooty bind, 01 1 80 felMIP6 artily .ifnurailypAse in leerier.% wads mei Tr B. In the SHOW. 8 tlso VIA ~s Tc NIES, PELISSES, Cri bl AgS an d r i Zemb ar rn iii TILLAS, BOAS. TA PETS I• 9 PU it Ott/ KW li iost drams is the r•Strlpilll, an Os ptices OP Careerism' Woo& mid roull,.Spittibillf isinees) ewe:Pt liP by Noun. bk and T. I= iStilElk :Pt aid ,to Holt most • e ,QUEEN ADELAIDE, and Proprietors of the CITY LONDON ROYAL EMPORIUM, No* • awl 10e o n Ilensiss Hose, Poultry.—. Nov. 44, ISE. I c tirs oti b r i: 4 l Hosiery, I roost O. B. DRUM HANTIL tis 11101 "F LON] 14 Mudd MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 29, 1830. N°. 13,643. SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 26. SATURDAY, Nov. 27. CROWN OFFICE. Nev. 27. His Majesty has bees► pleased to Command the issuing of the fol lowing Commissions William the Fourth, by the Grace of eon, of the United Kingdom I of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, to Our well-beloved and Faithful Councillor Henry Lord Brougham and Vaux, Chancellor of that part of our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Great Britain ; Our most dear Cousins and Councillor% Henry Marquis of Lafiedowne, President of oar Council; Arthur Duke of Wellington, our Lieutenant for Our county of Southampton ; t FUT well-beloved and faithful Councillor John Lord Durham, Keeper of our Privy Seal; Our most dear Cousins and Councillor Charles' Duke of Richmond; William Spencer Duke of Devonshire; Richard Colley Moguls Wellesley ; Our well-bettered and faithful Sir William Alexander, Knight, Chief Bane of our Court of d chequ William Sturges Bourne; Oar beloved and faithful Sir Joke Vaughan, Knight, nine of Our said Court of Exthuer ; Sir James Parks, Knight, OW of the Justices andined to hold Plat before Us; Sh Edward Ball Alderson, Knight, ens of the Justices of our Court of Common Pleas; Sir Thomas Denman, Knight, our Attorney-General ; Thee Wilde, one of our Serjeants at Law s John Ehtrn Esq. one of Our Council learned in the Law ; Rhea Pak*, Req. Chairman aloe Quarter Sessions for the county of illaniiimptan ; Thomas Chambre, Req. Harrold Rattan Tomlin, Sams{ Platt, John Bishop, and Thomas Chambre the younger, Goodson, greeting, know ye, then we haft coosdtuted you, and any two of yes et whom one of you, the said Sir William Alexander, Sir Joha Vinibmi, Sir James Parke, Sir Ed ward Hall Alderson, Sir Thema Duns, William Wilde, and John Gurney, We will shall be ono, one Justine to inquire mere fully the truth, by the oath of good and lawful mesa our county of Southamp ton, and by Other Ways, means, and motheds by which you shall or may bet* linlaw (as well within liberties as without) by whom the truth of tits maim nay be hater known and enquired into of all treason's, Ws primes of tasson as kestrweedens, rebellious coyotes feitings, clippings, Air ma ether falsities of the money of Great Bet. cafe, se IDtheinkes whatsoever, and of all Inur theta, SilleilMl, ollsosiershohli, killings, burglaries, rapes of women, an lawful mainys and emermitisdes, unlawful uttering of words, amain bliss, migrimens, caaderacies, false allegations, treepasses,riots, routs, petaddius escapes, soutempts, falsities, nagligencles, concealments, maineenwoon, oppressions, champerdes, deceits, and all other evil =elleines, aid Muds whatsoever, also the aecesseries of them, the aunty aforesaid (as well within liberties as without), by wisstassever, and in what manner soever, done, committed, or per. paean ; and by whom, or to whom, when, how, and after what swans; and of all other articles and circu m stan ces concerning the peendesa, and every of awes, or soy et them, in any manlier *hats,. ever; and the said treason and other the premises, wedding is the laws and customs of &gland fee this time to bear and determine: And, therefore, we command you, that at a certain day and place, or at certain days and paces, which you, or any two of you (of whom one of you, the said Sir William Alexan d er, Sir Jam Vaughan, 84, James Parks, Sir Edward Hall Aidcrsoo, Sir Thomas Denman Thomas Wilde, and John Gurney, We will shall be one), shall appal! for this purpose, you make diligent enquiries about the premises, to bear and &Wane all aid singular the premises, and do and full! them in the aforesaid form, doing theeein what to jades does appertain, as cording to the laws and customs of England, oaring to us the asawitaants and other things from thence to us accruing ; ad we nomad, by the &sour of there mesas% our Sisstif at Our smutty of bealtempton: aforesaid, that Co sash day and plan, or days and pieces, which you, or two of you (a whom sae of yew, the said Sir William Alexander, Sir Jobs Vaughan, lie James Pada, Sir Edward Hall Alderson, Sir Thomas DOOMIIN Thome ink sad Johan Outlay, Ws win shall be one), shall make haws as him, Me souse to eons bean yea, or ewe of you (0 whom on ai m s the said Sir William Ahasodor, Mr Jobs Vaughan, Sir Jana Sir Edward Hall Alderson, Sir Thomas Damao, Thomas Wilda, John Gurney, We will shall be one), so man and ends a and d. and lawful men of his bailiwick (as al within as out), by whom into. the truth of the premises may he beets bails enquired Is witness whereof We have caused then Our litters to be made pi. tem.—Whams Ourself, at Westminster, the twenty-sena* day at Nov. is the first peat of Om reign. NATIIIURST. William the Pouf* by the Was of Gab, of the United Kingdom defeat Ka* ad Imhof. King, Dolman if the Faith, to Our twill. beloved and Natal Ohensinor Buis t. mt Dmegham soriesua l lm i ease of AM fort eon Udited of Great Britain aoll called them &hat ; Our Wisotior A Coutidlion H. guts a f Lsaninfn, Piesidea of our Oman ; Arthur Duke of Wane ton, our Lionnone ihe war may if Southampton ; our well.boirred and Maid Omaha Lea Jail ballant, Keeper of our Privy Seal; sew mast dear Cann and Chnillilsre Marla Doke of Rich mond ; William Spans Duke of Dovenkirs ; niched Colby Mar. ass Wellsolsa g tour well-beloved and ligthful Cottaahn Sir WM. Aistsnaott,t, Chid/kris out Ca ofrt Eir4straw ; William &ages Denise;ht, of am beloved and ihithtel Sit Jobs Vinglan, knight, one of Si /Moon el sea aid Cart of tachwint ; Sir James Parke, Kasha, one of the Justices tirsigned to bold Pleas before us; Sir Edward Hal Alderson, Knigh_s one of the Judas of our Court of eseamos Plea ; Mr Monies Desna, knight, our Attorey-Oemeral ; Masa Wale ; ode et die asejesinte at Law i Jan Gassy no dm et Our Council learned hi die Law ; Meisel Polka, )11 60084 0thrmat of the Quarter Sessions he the telael dasellilird ahigsbn, &VOA t Arai Nodal Twain; lamed ; Jan 11111,0; end Theban Mambo* the ' younger ; Oasis; tom; Ilase yap thane hove conaltuitd you, and say two or more et you, if whom one ere, the said Mr Wm. Akzandse, Mr John Vaughan, kir AIM Pubs, Sir Edward Hal Al. demon, Sir Thelma Damao, MAN Wilde, and John Gurney, we an dall he one di our Judea, 10 &an use pal a our meaty of Senthownews, Odle prisoners dada big sad ineili or who ata be therein detained before the let des i i e y .l Pavony neat ; and therefore, sre commend you, that at a certain or at attain days, which you dray two or Mitt of you, 'whom due Jana th e lad Sir William Ainander, Sir Joir iu rallern, Si Parke, Sir Edward Hall Alderson, RA Thomas Wilds, ad Jabs Glom, We PM duel W /sot, taTg all at , for deli Iter; you meet at the Cud, ell Whiliiinee to that Gael, therein what to Judos appertain, to the lows sal swims of Migiond, saving to Us obi amwelaroma anti other chaos so us from &nth sonars I Add ire 030andsid, by the Mem Wilms Presents, ea Sliseinf ere wary etheetillispe/b, Si at a certain day, a at amain dayai rard halian_ar my two er Alaasder, s an c t a re, if dart sod, clip . wa7illasset, Ilit Thrum Derma, Thomas Wilde, mid Johil Haney, a rill All re Thu m grisre Mtn with, he dart an We presses dee ow gm*, and their ditsibuteerb Idle YOU, Or IWO es awn if yes, (airbag ism of you the said lie Wa. A , Sir John itmen, Mr Jame Parks, Sir Edward Hell AI. 46110, Mr Theme rOillsbah, - Thomas Wilde, awl Jobe Gurney), mre WIN ISM re ere time le Orbs, Si AWN thaea We have mad that on WWI re be Mae pa. cost.-Wit nie Gamer, as Wssobinotev, Si tmenty.serenti day if Favasher, a the Seas you of Our reign. SATHURWF. The Rho two Clatailloline at the Gone of MTN hate issued, at.' Mord to Or Atlerrig Chearideirier :-.. Snit laid Irargher aid Vent, lard liffit Cliantwila ; lieety r ept, et lasseleftrei reorient of the Nue^ aid Lieuseeene fa It, . 1. Wil : ifi r tam ih i r k har Zer gie llif of Devonshire: " Seal Chris' c°2V illitar t a fti o f it a i r mi d dr ltsdner ; 81 4 0 so i l iam obs t ezialli s iP eoghsn 4 ens ',the Beane et tho sr/ Crum of Mahe j sZt Erb ssard lin at re of the .f . 1 : devises Mei. ; Mr Ith • t, hie SAtLr =intzfainksed ; Mr: t tt e rWrr i t i t t, eldr see: Chanine a the :Vile - bo lisegad t = I:haiku 1 al• PION 71e Ws Mr. easealieesie he is Cieeieree Ai* hem* M. NOW to dis Mewing CaifinitelsMinem• Henry L Brougham sad Vaa l , Lied High Chandler; Henry Marquis of Lansdowne, President of the Council Aloota t iu Earl of Abingdon. Lieutenant for the County of Befits Jahn Lurd Durham. Beeper of the Privy Beni; Charles Duke of itielnnond PRICE 7D. Spencer Duke of Devonshire; Richard Colley Marquis of Wellesley Sir William Alexander, Knight, Chief Rerun of the Court of Exche quer; the Right Hon. Seurges Bourne; Sir John Vaughan. Knight, one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer; Sir James Parke, Knight, one of the Justices of the Court of King's Bench; bit Edward Hall Alderson, Knight, one of the itisticts or the Omit of Common Plus; Stir Thomas Denman, Knight, his Majesty's Attorney General; Air. Serjeant Wilde; John Gurney, F.-quire; Charles Dundee. Chairman of the Quarter Scissions for the county of Reeks ; John Bellamy, Esquire; Benjamin To n ics, and Charles Tomes, Gen tlemen. The Leeds tiferemry mentions that the following gentlemen are ex. peeled to offer themselves as candidates for Yorkshire at the forthcomit:g election :—Sir J.Y. B. Johnstone, But. Charles Wood, Esq. M.P. fir Grimsby ; .1.18. Wrightson, Esq. Member for Hull; J. C. Hamden, Esq. Member for Mahon; Daniel Syles, Esq. Member for Beverley ; Sir George Cayley, But. George Strickland, Esq. Edmund Becket Denison, Esq. and bad John Russell; but the only candidate that has solicited the suffrages of the freeholders (with the exception of Mr. Stapylton) is Sir John Johnstone. This gentleman Ned the office of High Sheriff for Yorkshire a few years ago, and at the last election took a leading part in the CoMmlttee of Lord blorpeth. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD. Nov. "7. In a Convocation holden on Thursday last, the Rev. Thomas Yowler Short. B.D. of Christ Church, the Rev. Charles Girdlestone, M.A.of Ilalid College, the Rev. Henry William Buckley, M.A. of Merton College, the Rev. Jobs Henry Newman, M.A. of Oriel College. and the Rev . Jabs ILA. of St. John's College, were appointed to eseceed to the oaks of Select Preacber at /4lmas neat. On the same day the following Ditrees were conferral : Martine 01 AIMS. Rev. Edward Osborn, Oriel, gland compounder. John Peter Simonet. St. Edmund Hall. John Kaye, Brasennose. Richard Seymour, Student of Christ Church. Rev. Charles Glbee, Queen's. naminLots t George Bird, St. Edmund Ball. Edward Greene, Derry of M . George Revue Haigh, John Beesley Indeed, OWN Nigh Pndsey Dawn; Ravaliallle. James Garnett ilsOZlllssawnerle. Robert Coartens a L t _ paeomboos. i:Tne n il ei tain . Msed4 wooeraer. George Edward Gepp, fishelar of Wadham. Thomas Burningham : Trinity. Ma Dole" Qrs. s. Mn Hodge" -11 w of Queen's. John Taylfm, and Robert Hamm, Pembroke. The Rev. Thom Grantham, H.D. Fellow of Magdalen Collage, on • Undebiblies Ferrnindmi, is presented to the Rectory of Barmborought riatu l liesobee, hi the aunty of Sussex, void by the death of the Rev. EEO Gni" D.D. Patrons, the President and Fellows of Meg- Csaies. The Om Osusisnay J. C. Bulled, B.A. of Ballkd College, is pre mised so the Viermege of Holbeeton, in the Deanery of Plympten sod Moises at RUM: ; patron, the Xing. The Rev. Frederick Harry Pare, M.A. of Christ Church, is presented le the Vicarage of Cranborne, Dorsetabire, void by the death of the Rev Henry Donne; patron. the Marquis of Salisbury. The Rev. Hugh Pollard Willoughby, M.A. of Eider College, has bees presented, by the late Lord Chancellor Lynahurst, to the Rectory of Mush Belden, in this county. WWiatn John Law, )I . A. of Christ Chuck and Holey Jen. kyna, M.A. of Oriel liege, were admitted ad ~diem of the Univer. shy at Cambridge. PIOIIIOTIONS. Rev. Charles Richards, km, Vicar of South Stoneham, to the Rectory of Chide. Isle of Wight ; patrons, Dean and Chapter of Win. chaster. Rev. Theophilus Margin, late at ammo& to the Parish Church of Wakeman., Herefordshire, and of Old Castle, Moomouttilthe ; pa. tron, lkd of Oxford. Rev. John Hamer Humphreys, to the united Rectory and Vimrap De of St. 'Ws, Toothy, in the county of Pembeshe and Diocese of St. Rev. sire KW.. lair,E.A. to the Rectory of Sudburn cum Ca. pals de e :the it 11 in ths county of Sella and Diocese of Nercrkh ; palm, the Kiag. Rev. Sian cline Chapman, to the Rectory el Kirkby White, In the of Yea and Themes of Cheater poems, the King Rev. Robert Metcalf, to be the °Sawing Minima of the . parish of Sable Island, In the province of Yea and &abdomen/ of the East Riess, in that county ; pares, the King. peißev.Denals Bishop Gorge N mds* to the Vicarage of Keesingland, Suffolk ; el It. Rev. Willisra Davide& nett, D.D. to the Vienne, of Plihettett Ddessere. Rev. Jobe Pewee, M.A. to the Viairap of She:borne, in the county of Dorset, and peculiar jurisdiction of the Dim of Sarnm, void Ily the death of the Rev. William Gorton ; patron, the King. Till ARMY. —....b.1...• Totoday, es. Imps of the lliterlek by, obWOrg of do Rolla Artillery, under Wood Wink'', the limos Qom*, Myer the Oa, Wiest &rag, by Wood Mane, woe oisediel es/Me the teem la pato& eeder. CAS. of the 56th Regiment wired to Listerlek, 114fittsy, Nth Honda leme, the *Wm emplities die 14111 Alklllo% cdft• aWiw of ewes Alone eit4 144 melt, bee. Dreibefe, hum DOM% turd hartiollately welt posisiiloo of benieb. One reotpeoy prOtooded ea Iteolieuer Siefiemen a llo 4:l4pt. ham's c Major Ittumoo ompany A I L ( ' beilt" . 24= a biz mi meid Cgs. Hahn e% nt barracks hove uollopoe oneiieie hlefe.dio, -- aaeesoth iemproted, ' Th• borrickTalid traamaly emlarged, end the building rec. 'diva alleidedall. The dew it sheltie Menem left Glasgow for AdWoe* Cash, hi tiro divisions, Go Mosey and Tuesday. MUTANT If eiglekitt&—eaterday Wastght *eft lenity hits the War.oßee to the Ceerdstilna Olken of the let, At, sod Ai watt tome of root Guards, to all in al tho *Seem aeli-tommhdrord rip , eon, and privates at present en &dough. Letters were diefettebeil every soldier absent, ordering each to vetoes to Mil respective "torten With the least possible dela y. PORTSMOUTH, Na. 27. From At Ihmapshire Tobtivaph. The the etiddi Onyx, Camel el 10. won, ;ailed on MietlXy, with dispatches far His mod, ship Chsssilk,2ll, Capt. Mosespsoras se Dolby Miami, en the coast ot Sto on the Seth July last. Ti e 1 28 Pas, !Olive. Lett Alhie i arrived at die Cape 6f Geed Hope set die 13 1PePt• h the Mituriiiws. Aim PAN Maus, Capt. M. Dixon, went to the Sound on Thurs. ert. ht elk Midler& The Thins frainht ship, wkit storm for De studs, *sot into Ply 'South on Wsdas&Uy. Mom% Coontersder triseset, *es pia titiesterdigp. The Alban sissa.vessel arrived obit 0 1 11wilig t nob JifteT , brad a man, in the custody of a asesfable of Martyr Wormy, who was on a venom thud the tddi Ifeet. VII, Dr. Hebb*, aa a d not i er magistrate, for apt Ire to ./isl4 at Mated, taw Ramble, the y o f M r . Blackburn. Aft.. was ex. prady dtelhed oft Mt Ms appethenden. At Spitimad—lferald, to fierbour..-Ss. Vincent, Royal Otorge, Gabes, g r elleiley, [Jammed, Tyne, lispOifre• Pro* the 114,0epori reVidPL MieMoierey's ship Belvidere, M. w erett tit ho seilintessiseni at Portsmouth, for the South American otatkon, by t•IP she Hoe. X.& Dentist, stir of ottd tut private seettitiry to Jon Barton, C. T. Hoek; and W. Semew, sad Mr. " s gilr• Porky. are appointed to the Hebrides& I and the Hon. &peal W. LkitiliAnti &tory. 11. 1., Witte*. Pi ' 14 Sy whieh ship was ressewhitaiseed Poilintouti f or it is arid) West India methods Wednesday. CI the mad %daft die lea de d* gooks at ihst boos, undo command of Lieua Lawreaes, it.N. captured twisty -MIS of tootrabsad spirits, in a beat which was teenaged by one awn, who iris Mil* Linesman, Yowl, Oaf siAPIP rat Pr** &soft 66 et fed ti the re.stoas ton FA. 411•04 Ada MIN Watt die ClisiMilllsele is this poet repeated dial. rb& A win asseesissiseed Petts- Mouth, by Omeele'lla . Asa seedy. Lieut. d. Ridisedess Is to the Wallaby. Mr. Thomas R. Via, of the Vienna, is mated to dts rank of Lieusseans. Comma:4w Rant Oman lo appointed to meamand the Herald. OF ARTS. LORD BROUGH AM. This Nobleman was born in the year 1770, and is descended from a respectable Cumberland family, who. 60 or 70 years ago, first settled in Westmorland, fn Oita is situated Brougham Hall (in the parish of Brougham), called 6y a celebrated tourist " the Wind s * o f t h e North." His mother was the sister of Professor Robinson, the his toffee, and ts ;ern in the enjoyment of a green old age. He has three brothers—Jan:es, John, and William. The former resides with his mother at the hall; he is in Parliament. The tatter is at the bar. John was many years a wine-merchant at Edinburgh, who's he lately failed. The Learned lard first took his •at in the Commons for Camelfoed, haeigt bess returned by the Dake Bedfeed ;he subse quently sat for under the 'lsaiah of Cleveland; then fur Enaresborough ; lastly, as we all know, for Ye:Lida. In early I:fe he was an admirer of Mr. Pitt; but lived long atom& to declare him self ambitious of being known to posterity_ as that statesman's greatest enemy—politically of amuse. In lady Ws, toe , he mate a work on colonial policy, in whip he held the doctrine that the African was so infator to the European as scarcely to belong to the same species ; but he lived to manna himself the a:simples of that injured race, and the advocate et the instant abolition of colonial slavery. His contests for Westmorland—his unsurpassed oratorical powers, whether in the agitate or at the bar—his varied talents and acquimments— his criticisms tracts--unwearied Industry —are all too well known to be dwelt upon here. A fen years ago, he married the widow of the late John Slade, Esq. of Hill-street (now Lady Brougham), by whom he acquired a =iambic property. By this lady he has, We believe, only one daughter, who is about eight years of age.—Leeds Ittlelligeneer. SPORTING. HUNTING. His Majesty's Stag flounds meet Friday, at Wellingtombridge, near Virginia Water. The Surrey Stag Hounds Thursday, at the White Hart, Godston e ; and Saturday, at the Red Lien, Smitham Bottom. The Surrey Fox Hounds Thursday, at Winstead Gran; Saturday, at Godstone. The Sanderstead HarriersWednesdayand Saturday, at Kennel,at ten. Mr. Mules Hounds Wednesday, at West Hall, Bergholt ; and Friday, it Bentley Green. Mr. Osbaldeston's Hounds to• morrow, at Sibbertoft ; Wednesday, at Huston ; Thursday. at Brocichall ; and Friday, at Misterton. Mr. Meynell's Hounds, Thursday, at Cubley Gate; and Saturlay. at Lotley. The Quorn Hounds, Wednesday, at Witimerpool New Inn; Thurs. ,day, at Alleston Hall; and Friday, at Staunton Wyvill. Sir John Gerard's hounds (late Lord Anson's) Wednesday, at Coombe Abbey • Friday, at Birbury ; and Saturday, at Duneliureh. Mr. kerkeley's hounds to-morrow, at Danfield Windmill ; Thur.. day at the Kennel; and Saturday a t Shelton Gorse. Mr. Drake's hounds to-niorruw, at Ham Green ; Thursday at Surat. ton Autlley ; and Saturday it the Three Pigeons. neer Ryeote. Lord Middleton's bounds Wednesday, at the Four Owo.roads be. Mews Oedling and Arnold; and Friday at Stoke, near Newark . Mr. H. Villebois's harriers to-morrow, at &wham, Thursday at Middleton Coale. and Saturday at Barto n. Sir John Cope's hounds Wednesday at Ipeden, and Friday at Stan. lord-street. Sir Richard IPukstoes hounds, WoisModay, at Shoeklaeli Hall; and *May, at Hamner Hall. Mr. Dunsey's hounds meet to.etorrow, at Orleton Common ; and Friday, at Subway Giono. Sir Arthur Ch i's 81001111, MI Thursday, at Farr' ngdon W oo d. The Hambiedos Wends, Wedateday, %realm* Hue; Friday, Fair Oak Hesse. Tho H. H. tomorrow, N Beanwortb Thursday, at A bbetstion Down; Saturday, at Hotly Church. A greet taw* Chaos took Omer between Carriakfergus t►ut the Silver Strewn, on Thursday, far the Balm Sukothighon Cwp, value 100 sovereigns Mr. Johnoso's ktilesius was, Durk tag the ran of four miles, with heavy kart, io 11 whistas T ssoluds. Ten hones started. The Marquis of Donspd's Champion, rods bj Air, Mayne, beebe La bark in a fall, and was shot. Mr. 111‘Nsile's died next day. REFORM COUNTY MUTING. Earful. Farad, Nov. 96.—A meeting was convened by the H Sherif this day, is, pursuance of a requisition signed by 1750 fteebolders, =lnns upon bile to do so. The Hoe. FlLLowni—Mr. High Sheilltoml Goidemen,— I sin told that an address from the mestieg is Neatly mince wary, because co i. sisters intend to hiake this eaglet a cellost measure. From thi. due. oleo t beg he* 6 Moot sae . If we gay we hare this meeting, not bemuse what we require. but to strengthen than alio is their (Hear, hear, hear.) If 1 an show yea doe clie sue of the topresentation is not congenial with die eft of the Omedithint ; and if I can show you that there is a maw* fir dime abasei, you will join with me in a petition which I shell bile tieriaiirse to present to your nutix. —(Choirs.) Ido sot is this pukka Wimp so Oda oat *bat the re. reedy will be—it is suident for me to state what the grievances are and leave the remedy to them whose wisdom will beet tad& them to Point it out.—(Cheers.) I am told there are no grievallehrfoo, to the bo reiretr, there are no evide—f sipped* ft is because It has worked well, as a noble duke said; if be Aid ot dime another Cosuisauna,, he wou;d make h se meth like it as A 1& (laughter); he tills you also that pc. titian are a farce, and moot peobably it wee to I. his adethiseradoo, but recollect that we have a set of who have always said they would attend to the voice of the pork s ) The goo. gentleman then peeeseded to describe the peckish t he believed that if boasughs were Abolished there was no security without a bathe,. which alone could prune the lice* fleet &erupt Messer.Re Sol not sold a nerd dhow this in his petitioN as he. left the. remedy I. clomnastat. There we net a word gout uhivoul sufft2, ch whieh be abhorred, and not a word about annual he detested. He denied that the proprieties M i t ie r s i ;4 . M expect compeasation, though they might have bought the Property. It was an illegal trans. media. 4 :4:t to tdd died diem were MN lailiehato questions whieb th e ir attest but what was the pee of parties. Beg iliakt And take till they had obtained a reform in Parllanseett (Clienc.) TIMMS the pied* ea *Mei ilk right of vows vs baud, Its i t i g land tax, nail . ..by the pees. rate, mole NW bed agei by incospothed sad ought to ho abeihkets tae he EMI ee6ier of We la yeti 4ri he :211aufildott to %pea= to the Legisheara. The be* eaneluded. Add by moving tie petition, which was mad by the Ueda Om& The petition ZZ•hiS si sting, that the podding/1 were fully sensible of the sie of the Committals* of this country, And they out oohed, &Hied to have it plead open the tafghol basis • which it was tinned. Tile prefeleltroo owl not oluttosoielot out how far it had departed frepe that bee* but domed nt to state, this ft vie hate Mt teseeientitheit et the peeph. ' could slow that there we. comae king singe fallow to death _width toot men. ben to Parliament, widiet lag i e ti r en poposes b e d Ile eiefeee e le . thee ill Ore heave. The them eiM' tilidition to tdeltait4Floooltof. emcee they would Ova it their neat owl, OMNI. and would tely they deemed propose such a rowdy as lout Ukiah 10 the mil, Its. Copan Demo* isendie the pideks. Mr. C. P. HAULT, ephl, be lied elven Periamouary Reform, and he felt cedilla there could be no elident rehire without a vi te by ballst. 14/..1.4.1116 tin gilt. plead* io Ilia = liiiii~YailM( Be " 1 262"1,1:=Ii e fi=1 1 71 . Ir.ar os ib Maqd lo ebe vote 0107 be bet Oho. //IA >fufl 17. were , e beet m . =ta in a mine upon NIL th . baronet if the c 's preached utios of When, he eboald lave gives it hie soppert.—(Led them) co Thanks woe thee weed to the Sherif, cad the ghetto, dhipereahr. The nominee( plow pima emended 1500.