Star. — London, England, 1826-01-30 00:00:00

*Olsson, thing was 6.... Tutkish - fleets, ester that On fat all hid left where they touchable their stay from Alexandria, with 4,000 titulars futd_4l,(lol? conscripts, or newly raised men on hoard, is SI reieforcement for bßAlllit PACHA, the Tarkish Consviander-in-Chief. It was found necessary, . - however: la . fend li considerable pan of this' force it Candle, Ili la 'island being in a state of revolt against the Turk*. 111111411fial is gone in person to the neigh .. bourhoed nf Modon, under the walls of which he is ..'enc ped• not suffering any Communication with v. to its the plague still exists there. He has with. o r . 'clnnin all his forces from the interior, except at . Tn. pollute, where be has left 1300 men, and two month( provisions. He has made many mast severe exateplin of Arabs to prevent the destruction of houses for . fuei. 'Cologotrosi (the Greek Chief) occupies the district of Katherina, with from 4,000 to 6,000 militia ; he cons fines hii efforts entirely to guerilla we' fare. The siege of Missolonghi may be said tote raised, as the Turkish Commander of the land party has retreated, and is beyond cannon shot ; and the besieged have destroyed all the works erected for their annoyance. The Greeks in. Napoli were thought not to be in want of Money their fleet was collecting, under Admiral Miatnas, in the neighbourhood of Cerise, hoping to meet with the combined fleets en their way there. The Admiral (Sir Hatter Nut.') takes Mr. eITNATFOND CANNING, the Asnibi+odor. up to. Constantinople. The Naiad has returned to the Archipelago ; ,(he Cansbr ian is at Corfu ; the Gannett, Zebra, and Alacrity, are on the Smyrna station: the .Sybilk, Rose, Medina, and Weaale, at the lonian Islands. • TII it EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY. JANUARY 30. 1526. two Omani L 1411111TIMOW•MOLIDAT AT I= Balm STOOL MICH* NG TWiLVE tYCLOCIC. This Is a Holiday at the bast. the Boyd Sachems* was she shit till (trek* .'dock; but the Steck &champ sad the Foreign Market are errs. Cassels °pared et Sol I Ise the Account. with tkohtg $ sod have Mee et MI Horn, but are mow at 404 4, tad fee Mosey 1 , 44. 'we de ow bear fat way filmes, ta die Forel. Market die Met badness is la Greek Beads, which w..m the sisa. abates are drepping arrest Pelmet Old llpeokk $l4, Modem 474. Coiesobies New itl 4. Aestrlee Me. baba 11 4 1 ggs &B/.a Node d 4 114. Orrick 114. Zukeriese Bak pee I rear. TWO CYCLOCIL 9411 half-past twee o'clock. Cosa* tamekted. greedy at 4 111411 Sadie Accortot;bat, seem alter s thor, odds* iodised op QOM aka Asecreat This &dine vraextebibatell oe a sewni siiptleMas two sleet Arouses lad NW, .•• at Leith, mad the other la Leader a. Or to tbe raw* borer. diesels UN •04 fee CM ihecoliet. ire fs am* to Led* Mule doing. Loon frogs Heasteate. dal MI news km Wed, ise he a cousilierable mmoustitit Iliatoweati. . , • ti 7 , - 11=1141.110101. T • hisantiii4o.llll:—Oli Sli Ilk 4 1 Ug. 9S. 7. ' • bo t z, .. :Vinsiimontow;liat.l. •14 ' . g, 11-41111 . 11AsiOltp IL % 4 % ' . ' Ait:111.011 1 4 •11111 SC $l. I. t$ • .A, Aif r.-11istalikrasi, MI { - idle. - Nadi sium, 116. iNittli.' " • . FRENCH FUYDS, rants, Jinni's 27. Fi#4, par Cents. . • . Mt 00e. - . Tlarst.psr Cents. . . . OIL M. '4 "'`' BSA &Mk • . . 110501.. . Kink. do Wapiti . . 771. /On Maytian Loan. . • 4ll. .: FORRIGSI FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Auto:than& 5p Ct Mex. Strip. &amass lands. 6bl $ 4 Neapolitin Sandi, Ditto Acts. 11511 rani.. Odi• • p C. 42 II Da.Sarip.spC.tati. Ditto Acct. rums, Ayres Honda Ditto Dl*. 1925.4 p C. Mika lawaski.Ap tk. Pm wpm. Ems& Clalinibkwilldnip C. 5111 60 Prim 1141. Ip C. D 0.111115114. al 1 I Sf Ds. Bands. 10(1, On Act- Mt 1 1 51 Russ. DLO arl. ii p C. 141 I 1 Danish Kinds. 60 51/ Ditto Acct. 115 Du. Marks Sp Ct. C. DOM,. I pC. 1525, Ditto for Air. I.lkte Acct. Ditto MO, Omsk Ikeda 5 Dt. C. 1115, Do. W 1625071 114 1 1 14 Vresiek Rions,/ip C. Ditto Acet. 17i 15 154 1 Exchange, IA) es. %Ads I p. Ct. Franck lames. 5 p C. Ditto Acct. 5 pC. lackinge. Da.1345,t525.4pC.1171 1 1 I 61 1 Guatemala Bonds, Du. Acct. 171 I i i si I Ditto Scrip BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. MA Ilig. UM. Anglo Milian 100 5 a English 25 2 6 6 Pasco Peruvian 100 10 • 71 Ussitid elexicas 40 10 _ Oltto New 40 10 154 141 151 United Gannet Oas be 15 61 ?fetish Irma Company - 500 IS 141 liritids loth di Patent Silt 10 6 54 - I;*tt • t .0 11 From various iaiications it would appear, th t there is some unusual mnveu.ent in the Councils of the Sub. lime Poste. Whether this is to be attributed to the re tent succession of the Emperor NICHOLAS to the Throne of Ressia, or %whether it originates in anterior causes, does gat vety clearly, appear. We collect merely that the jeer of the late Ewreaon towards the Turkish frontier was was alt. saber for purposes of domestic policy, as may be infested from the large assemblage of troops in that direction. The Atistrian levies of forces on the side of Turkey, under the pretence of a “ Cordon Sa ritaire," sad the pressing demands of the Court of Vienna upon the Diet of Hungary for additional sup plies, are alas, perhips,ameas the tames which produce syeapteensof disquiet in de Divan. sad which have in diced the SULTAN to dispatch two Comasiuioners of high rank to the Mosta, to associate with the Government of Greece on the basis of submissions their WHIM WI Htettsau Bee. and NEDOIL F.77111D1. Disturbances ham also, k appears, commenced among the Turkish fords which had been destined to reinforce the army in the Mares, which are ofa serious character. Meanwhile, on the Seth ult. our Ambassador, Mr. STRATFORD CAPPING, was to be cenveyed to Constpl ringple from Corfu, on board his Malatya ship Rs. YOWL (the flarship). accompanied by the MBIDINA., stoop o f war ; but such is the suspicion GM Pronging at the Pixie of all foreign ships, that it' is peddler* *netted die Ambassador would not be allowed terms the Dardanelles, tees in a sieop of war, entil the roll risk latter showidlsesi whittb:tts&- I V ki°l l! i s sins*? tho Captii4o at iiklitaanie. was ordered to Comply. To this last eiwti however, we relate all credence. It is . ant fix a teetheat to be believed, that any British ship of war would, by disarming, disiggyifi* his Majesty's flag to quite the uareasonablit liossourable suspicion of any foreign Pone whatsoever. If the demand be really maile,,Ws.a re..inclined•to think that the Divan alre.sdy iii state sip.' proaching to hostilitr9riktiin4 of the %propene Powers, bit ;,born nested. &Meowed...is of . twerelbei it would seem' in :List . compelled tts make . peace re any terms with the oppressed Christian<civer whom it her' so long ruled. This forenoon we received Hamburgh Papers to the 24 b 6f,Jan. and Doi.h Papers fair dais later, bringing - - intelligence of considerable inteiest from Sc. Peter►burgh. These papers contain a letter from the Grand Duke CONSTASTINS to the Emperor Ntcnot,as, dated the Ist inst. and written. in terms of such humility and' seeming piety, that the world truant have marvellously mistaken his person all this time, if his character has always been what it now appears. The most remark.bie passage in this letter, is that in which the .will of the Sovereign, in appointing his successor, is called the " su preme lsw of Russia.! Now,were this really the case + the renunciation of the CrIIWII by CONSTANTIN,* in Unne cessary, since be could only basalt it, according to the 14 supreme lay► of Russia." by his being appointed by his predecessor to succeed him. This declaration. too, is at variance with the manifesto of the Otand Duk e Nicnorats. kilted •on his ascending. the. throne, which recognizes the Grind Duke CONSTANTIN/ "as legiti mate heir to the .Russirm throne, in trifler of prinsoge niture," and .acknowledging that he, NtcttoL,is; had only succeeded to the throne becauselis elder brother had renounced his right. This new doctrine of the succession is also at variance with the letter of the Grand Duke CONSTANTIN& 10 the Emperor ALEXANDZI4 dated the 14th of Jan. 1822, which says—. 44 As Ido net lay claims to the spirit, the abilities, or the strength, which would be required, if I should ever exercise the high dignity to which I may possess a right by birth, I most fervently supplicate your Majesty to transfer that right to him who would inherit k after me." We might dwell farther on these extraordinary dis crepancies, but they are too obvious to router it neces sary ; the mystery which hangs over the recent events in Ruisia, is by no means cleared up. but time, sooner Of later, will, no doubt, develope the real causes which have produced them. His Majesty has been pleased to confirm Adjutant- General Polenischeschew Catwalk; in . the posfof Mili tary GlYlefltne of &. Petersborgh. The. Council of the Impirehas issued an ordonnance. abolishing a hundred ditereet kinds of stamp.. Hence forth there shall be only one kind fdr bills, notes, or hoods, the amount of the stamp to be propertionod to the amount of the sum mentioned in the bill. For copies ..f bill there are to be three kinds; for seconds, thirds, and fourths, each of fifty copecs. It appears, by an order of the new Malin/10R, that the Military Colonies are to be continued, which is rather remarkable, after the Governor of those Coloni •s, Count AIRACICHUItrf, has made a report to the bl esses statists their complete failure. It will be seen with pleasure, that the new Estrum" commences his reign with an Act of Grsce,which bespeaks mildness and humanity. The following are extracts ST. PitTUSBUItOII, JanAav It. Accounts received from Dr. Stottegen, dated Taganrok, 29th December, state that the health of her Majesty the Empress Elisabeth is oa the whole im proving, and that there is new nothing to fear. Her Majesty has written to the Empress ?Adria. isms PAM Ti 'saws emvama TO nts WASSITT Tit sairEsos SPCSIOLA S. Mose GRACIOUS &mamas—With deep emotion I have had the happiness to receive the most gracious restept of your Imperial Majesty, announcing your happy accession to the ancient throne of our beloved Russia. The supreme law of Russia, the sacred law which the st.bility of the existing order of things, renders a blessing of Heaven, is the will of the Sovereign whom PROVIDENCI gives us. By executing this w 11, your Imperial Majesty has executed that of the Kum of Kings, who so evidently inspires the Monarchs of the earth in affairs of such h;gh importance. The decrees of GOD are accomplished. If I have in anything co operated in their accomplishment, Vinte only dope my duty—the duty of a faithful subject, of a devoted brother ; in shOrkOf a Russian who is proud of the happisess.of obsyb'g4Mn and his Sovereign. The Auctain4, 4 lhO Protects the destinies of is and the majesty of the throne, who lavishes his bens. diction oo as people whom he finds faithful to his laws, the Aistrourr, in Ms merey,"Aill be yeurvaide, Sire, and will guide you by his light. If my most ardent efforts can contribute . fo lighten the burden which Gin has imposed on you, I hasten to lay at the foot of your throne the homage of my unlimited desotedness, of my fidelity, of my sub mission. -sad of my seal in executing the will of your Imperial. Majesty. I implore the MOST littsu that his holy and inscrutable providence may watch our the precious health of your Majesty, that he may prolong your days, and that your glory, ifire,the glory d your Crown, may be transmitted frees ramoties to senate tion. I am, Sire, yhur Imperial Majesty's Most Wahl =Wed- -• CONSTASTIN 11 Warsaw, lildi December. tau pet Jesseary, umse). By an ardor of tho day, addrased y the Balmer ta the.Ainkary etionies, his Majesty Warms *am, diet ise Wads to centiame.those eseablbhmeots au the plan AA . 'alf the LW Emperor, and at the tame lime makes them i a irwireftlpe Mike& of the Emperor AlexandeH which is to be pros/it in) the *foe of the Grenadiers , :ft pdiit Araktcheif, which was the4rst Regina* that was colonized ; and it is tribe Vsiced in thi. 444 of 'Ooktlteginaent, pear the portrait of the Emperor, who wers the founder of the Military o.lnnitc. • : 2 "ST. PSTUSBURGIT, Jammar 14. • • Att.impetial Rescript, addressed to Lieutenant-Genet rat Aralctschejet, ;informs him of his Majesty's intention , to continue the military colonies established by the late Emperotlnd diSering,.hisp so remain at the head of them, and gosmn them it( the same manner. The &.Peteisburgh Jourt.d, of the.l4th contains the following Treclunation . - • • si k _ Vle,by the Grace of Gossolliti, .!,:, .- ' Ai we consider the right of gristles .pads ha the fairest pri vilege, combined :with the "pilfer which "Aloft feceivid from Gee, we resolved; on , !pi:111141140 to consider this right al e de peak intrustedio triby Goo, suit to exercise it In ttr whole risen, ,ceststaetly to 'employ it in a-Manner suitable to the general • goods, /never depasiing, however, from'tbeptinciples of. justiosi,. esiishieSl thrones repos% and on which the welfare of the Empire miss* depend.. Following, therefore, the suggestions of our batty* ham thought St to order as follows: : . • • " By this ordonnance, criminals sentenced ,to corporal ponlois-' meat, and exile to Siberia, are freed from the . •”ml menu ; public debtors, red toe surni out exceeding 5,000 roubles, are to be set at liberty, and slatted the payment of their debts; arrears of varletss taxi are also ezeussiL" ST. PETERSBURGII, Jamaisv 7. At the very =emcee of the accession of hh Majesty the.ampiroi Whets, is the Throes, we had .erasion, though from an sallethe meat, to admire the Stamm nod goodness of heart of oar • It Is generally known how the Emperor behaved ea die-IM. " Ihmereign • but Nothing better represents the man and„tho friend. am the following autograph letter which his Majesty whim eo Comm Mliaredowitsch immediately ;fter he was wounded : '• My friend! my dear Michael Andrerwirscia, may Goa in: ward you for what you have done for me ' • balm es In Geo. as I myself have •he will not take my friend frees me. I I could follow the im pulse of my heart, I should already be with you, but budoess keeps me here. This day is very painful to me. but I have a consolation which Is above everything. for I see in yes. sal all the people. my Mends—my children. May the good ems of Goo give use strength to repay them; I will consecrate my whole life to accomplish it. Is: " Your slums friend, '• NICHOLAS." At a late hour we received the i toile of yesterday. by eiress. The most important intelligence it con tains, relates to Greece. An'article from Trieste, stater, on the authority of letters from Corfu, of the Sd inst. that in consequence of lIRAHDA PACIIA having sent a large force to Patna, with a view of hastening the fall of Missolonghi, the inhabitants of Hydra and Spezzia, not considering their islet in danger, had sent from 7000 to 8000 Eomeliots to Mi►solonghi. The Turks and the Egyptians attacked the place, and sustained a defeat, which.. is considered as deci.ive ; the loss of lattattot is Mat to amount to 4000 men. AaethW trick trees Trieste states, that that Is great dismal:ion anew the Turkish Chkh. AA the wagtil& NIA whiny stalest!. In Poland, 'at well as the Russian stray ik Uthstanla,linve taken Amt oath al iillegiance to the /Impasse Namems. ' The French tridat, end the Bode of: Saturday have resehidia. ..,They contain little , . iota*. gems . of a ilotherilh. naiersiiiemi that bale-by ,no. means, interesting: :Ate Cierfar '0440.4 Ontalaa report from Bayonne, That 'es the proprietors of the ground, which served lasr-yeer Actbearinsehir - reiof the troops, bays been tola no to ctiltiviee it, _There is, therefore,* says this Journal, m again to be a Camp in the neigh bourhood of that town ; but whether (.f the troops coming from Spa'n, or of whops - from the interior, we do not know." The accounts from Madrid. which are to the 21st instant, state, on the 15th instant, a new Council cs( &ate was installed, when the Archbishop of TOLIDO was appointed Piesident. The Duke of Itairawrano, the Prime Minister, pro nounced a speech on the occasion, in which relit hopes are expressed of the amelioration of Spain, from the wisdom and virtue of this body. The Minister praises the KIND for his sage and paternal itrentions, and expresses his conviction, that " if those who were ap. pointed to execute them had fulfilled their duty, the Revolution which has just faik.l in ruining our ancient Monarchy had never taken place." The Duke, after stating to his MAJESTY that " the most sacred of all our duties is to watch over the 'safety of the throne. aid the integral maintenance of the rights which are the inheritance of your MAJEATY," iaakes a vow as rash as that of Jephtha, when be says.* Yes, Mre, we swear to your MAJESTY, that we shall never know repose as long as we know that you have eneteisri woe ter in what place, or under what mask they coo: nil themselves." Now, for a King who has always been at vat lance with roue portion of his subjects, and whohas, without muc h hesitation. made victims' of Cow "at.itutionalists and Ultra Royalist; it.canot prise that he should-lane:enemies. .1 „ • , • Toe Loan Cniscat.xon =We regret to 'state,. Wit yesterday his Lentilip's indisposition was greatly intreitied, grid this morning be matiseed very poi4ly. It being chi anniversary , of the Martyrdom el King Camas" the Course of Chancery wank or Coots* dosed, at 4 perms was sent up as late as halt past treble realer*, to hydro after his Lordship's health, who reported him to be whetter. *AMU, selanialit; about half past onne'clock, fire was discovered -in the tannish''' . corn mills of Mr- I Dresser, at Topeliffe, - about four miles from Think, and seven horn Borosighbridge, Which entirely con sumed the same, and also a large Atomicity of corn therein, -amounting to about one thousand wares's,— The mills are the property of the Earl of Igreniont, and were insured in 'he l lion Fire Office for 1,200 i. • ,but th e stock and istiirhlnery are anderrood to b; insured only for a very small sans, though in value worth two thousand pounds. When Mr. Dresser dis coveted the fire, it was raging in three different places, and it is conjectured that it was the work of sense incendiary, as a person was seen—riding from' that direetioa at a furious rate about the time of the fire. D. was in the mill at tea o'clock the, preceding evening, when all was pirfectly safe ; aid the drying kiln had not been used for some days. Very little of the valuAble stock was saved, on account of the distance from effectual assistance, and the great hold the firr bad got before it was discovered. The neighbourhood will be mach iaconvenienced by the stoppage of the mills, as, from the great bpsiness done, a large extent of canary was 'applied- (rein thence with flour, from ten to nearly twenty miles around.— Vire* Herald. ft. 144 Nialest ipriaa* dp Hon. Ca R. 94netie:Ilti T test lEtii.ll(l6‘ 11th front Napoli e n s teinsaoia. - WWI place . ilas left, on the 38th ult. No. thing was then known of the combined Egyptian and THE. RING. IF iYINDEOR, JAmisvri. o. MAJESTY, this forenoon, with his suite, attended Divine Service, at the private Chapel. The Re*. Dr. SUMNER officiated.—Friday morning the Cliallcattort of the EXCHEQUER, Sir CHARSES D3HO weld. Mr. An. EUTHsot, after breakfasting with his iassarrk took leave and returned to London; • This being the Anniversary of the Ktnies Aeneas!, leinhe Threw, the morning was ushered in With the !singing el Wiliam/Ad the firing of guns at the ts4ual hour. , 3,.. • F44OIIO.VABLE • Colonel Miles and Son; at the Brunswick flotelaerpsynretteet a from Staffordshire; Colonel Ward and .1. Ward, Pisi. at ditto ; Stratton Mordant, li4q. and Mr.. ?dahlias+ ' at- ditto , {than Nor. folk ; Mr. and Mts. Pied. Welstrad, for Hostinedottabltek DINNER PARTIES IN HIGH Law. • • . . Lady Hulse entertained an elegant party at Cheliea College, ea Saturday'. . The Earl of Westmorland gave a grand dinner, as- Friday lait, in Grnsvenor.square. Sir Lucas Pepys, Bart. had a dinner patty as Thursday. _ Ali. Herbert gave an elegant dinner in Gloucester-place, on &tat day: The Countess's! Charleville's card parties will continue till Easter. THEATRES. ITALIAN OPRIt A. There was A good attendance at the 00ere on S'. tutdsy. The number of distinguished persons tresent indicated the near approach of Fashion's seawn, sutd the crowd altogether was quire as greet at the house could accornmoslate. One of R 0511111 1 .9 Operas seemed like the return of an old 'friend, and the Mame id Lagr► had the further charm of bringing with it the rerurn of that universal public favourite, the interesting CARA.; noel. She was the representative of ski., and her exists was greeted by the whole audience with signal marks of welcome. Madame CORNEORA, who played Malasisx, was again ill, but acquitted herself mere to the satisfaction of the audience than upon either of her previous perforMances. TORII was well received in Rodrigo, and sustained the part with as mach effect ad his limited poweri would permit. Poaro ..nd Guat•nat were in their places in the Opera, and the " Aware of the latter called forth in emphatic encore.- DRURY tANR. A new ballad Opera, entitled Moivims, of a very novel character, both as to music and scenic effect, was produced at this Theatre on Saturday. The plot is formed from the ancient story of Owe* tad lishins. but in all its particular features differs from the ballet of that name. The dialogue is from the pen of Mr. blaceailliAl4 and the music selected and composed by Mr. T. Coons. Tkr scene is laid in the Highlands of Scotland,. and gave large scope Ur a dis play of the romantic manners of that people in those days of feudalism. Many beautiful melodies, sack as The Oisdhs, Ihres ye ortyfather, tak' the wars, wets introduced wills much effect by bliss 5TP3111131., Messrs. SINCLAIR, Hoes, &c. The getting up, as it Is called, the marches and•enonter-marches, splendid scenery, sod costume, deserved our utmost euntinendations ; and the fast scene, instead of being a mere comoseande cascade in ministate, or a few Falb of water, running down stair% is literally a otouttadm ta rmac of real water which comes roaming and foaming, and *thing and splashing, front the height of thirty ket. The whale was well received, and the Plate wale given out for repetkion atilt,* the cheers of Use House. . ' • The Duke of GLOIJCZST SW is staying at Luirrocth Castle. enjoying the sport of eliootiag. Friday wa:. the birth.day of the Duke of Sass; 'bpi his Royal Highness sempletai Lis fifty-Med year. Mr. HaVILIVIM. the Kinia hiessenper. woe reit of ea Pridaynight - frau the Fords, OPee,vrith di ealdssi troop it Dar Cesium to "'lemma Ihravitimaa, oi4 - Anshastakr et: Dispatshes 'wets received yesterday at the Foreign Mae; ffims • Several young Noblemen are expected to accompany the Duke of Wasusiovoir,ori his Faibany to St. Peteeshurgh. Xestaday being the Anniversary of his MAJNIPTY'S Acetates to the Throne, the flap were as usual displayed from the steeyiesousd the Park and Tower guns were Ired at one eekeit: • Saturday, the anniversary meeting of u hat is palled the Grand Cabinet, In c luding the great 'Mfrs of State. togattuu. with the Cabinet Ministers, took pbee at the Rani of Haaasiesrfs• boost is Gronesomiquare, as the lard Presideat of his Hasasev's *est Honourable Priiy Conned, for ths puree of arranging the maileatcd list of lilattlenten to wive the dace of Metals fur tbe different compass in &gland (maps Lancashire) for the year, previous to their being pricked by his Manses% 'ably great Meer of alas. Ointatet was the Duke at Meorraosa, as Lord Chaotherhiln ; held* the Noble hest. there Von pew* the Earl of Ltvissottal44lm, l of WaPoltaimote. hie. *Mewl rigs, Mr. &ennui Cnlnalle, marl ;Sarum% the Gomm #•s( eve Exotilavas, Vipers*, Mamas, J AM *ALP; ° Mt, :1 1 1 4 \i v iit.t.ra, op, of tko %S uitt of, the d el t = 84, N • 4of HamoresT MOM*** pary with a stun ' now tlioner l . kb _ _ There has surely. been .1 obistaieuersitee the Dina. nor the Lean Campton/At* beiouSemeit -the optidig el a new Session of Petals**. • • +•. y. 11" : Mr. Fniutuunn,af.funtisill, bah it is said, disposed of Alt interest* tb perough.ol,/hialon, to Ler4.6laoserwee. • ilutton,•liatuktoll r e,gaveqs4plendid ball and WPM' hikhetel•ta Path, last Aredswitlay, to . o very large patty of 1 . 1°a.• fatelyncrs; moldy she r:eident Oslo _Thpfunahroi 'iieripresani.4.lleate Ladlos'et libMieureks lieteitala Me the 'patreissios el the re *ions new Weeps* An*: The Promise •Asisbatioderp* a large totensittopeat, them e on Tooedol• iSti instant. • • Scotch monies are eetj milt% the French cannot dtai the Lanais) 'it4 edema', piper Wallin* deal? sweated. Inj shi lanettigetiooos j. bt ibe dilrerent lairds of *Oak din. • • • titeen Room report. 'petits highly, of -a. Isiewirial f irfe r ;:nt Drainai Ti K eve st charact r ;sd ki . tm lis .4 eskicrpealls wili 4w% tly 1110:0191".11.611" _ . . Itiese Which the MarqUirist Ctissilitt%tliilif (the son Isilile it Mr. Socritory uusejts_ ol wheivesetaiwnliithis alogitilleset madame, PortuMlNßOW•baviog bola . Isiteatibgifr by tire, is estimated at no km a Ilia *all oddoAloll. TSAI esisanissue accident is attributed to the ONtialodti g} F• L' •• • We understand that a lt i litellanny. Cunt AslAyaw, end other Rusin Gentlemen la Leese, hew 'Ma the enth ef allegiance to the lasperer Idscsesrse the dispel stabs ant busy, hairs are sorry to had sa saddens et Wilton Hems. Ass 'prevented Owns; Wisseatzew treat deb. Aeons& r. .17 Yesterday morning, a hostile meeting •took at Aenegba r betweee Jain Emma Dmassis, et county adista, Rog. and Jona Hvacuivi Hall, ha the moo meaty, Is+ After the Inn firs, ior was ellsetol, sad happily ass injury was suicahle • Mister party.— Wed Chrsis. , • 4.1 :)11:: Lord GRAWVILLS gave a as= 101 41114 Supper at a h: p a ti t s : s tetal in Paris, on • tees hundred cards ere banal in the first insaice. win 563 aidltional wore made alterwards. This was the atn.t eatenalement that has been ghat la Paris for 1-‘"f* Asbr hems Oros meet drab)* and hind he her r the geese, and the Isset was graced'," en elegance, taste, NM bee Fatality worthy thalamus, of Gewaa sad Cavairessie. • - The Ciazsete of Srturday saasinees the appoiatsnent at his Ora* the Duke of Wolcasemet se Asohmeador ti ate gale el at. Petersburg's. to congratulate the ItIPINNI, Mk his re,. It Is net supposed, however, by tips wdilifino4 th at - tag at the Duke el %salmi* will be toted ler i g et /tra' resollitise. His Gram s the ears has low Canmen is the esatinunus of tb• latter on the isbjela• et (Moir It Is further satiated, that the Doke had w" staple pewees, to pretest, in the aim a the 11 Gove_t. ageism arty neesisst Pretecterite for the Greeks; mit game 4 5 ...midi ere the Tuella* esuplre. We ere eat feiliels _ at sluing that Fran* is vats Wood. with this °Win" . a. be ' views of Russian policy, se it concerna the giat of Barops.rristas