Star. — London, England, 1829-05-21 00:00:00

bill cartel to son,ttitit these ilichtes on certain ti which did not appear c Me. Grant ta.bermoonacii equitable. He demanded 'a lArge soon of money for.. ' the.rei s titution of the.v.ilu ales. in - vehkh he never had. ..aignired aderight of property, and evesi•thiclum he - wneld tot accept till the ,books had beta published, as . Wiepropbsed, under hi, superinlendance, on the under .staeding that no member f the church of Scotland, . was to be, suffered to revise the sheets as they passed through the press. .' is It could scarcely be expected that these and other huthiliating conditions would be acceded to without hesitation; and while the negotiation was still in pro. gress, Mr. Campbell. as be had sometimes threatened to do, took a step which was intended to put the books for ever beyond.the reach of the Cliorch of &Weed, by entering into a deed of trust or covenant with the - President and Fellows 'of Sion College, th e terms ' 'which do not 'appear to be accurately known to say member of the Church of Scotland, but the effect of which has -undoubtedly been to detain these records front their lawful owners for nearly a centary pest. It is unnecessary to add, that the hardship is deeply felt by all the members of the Church of Scotllnd, who . , are aware of the importance of these books, not merely as the only stile and satisfactory mentoriallonliergurse of ecclesiastical affairs in the times imMedbaely sue ceeding the Reformation, but also because. ley area, capable of shedding additional light on a most ibte• . resting and instructive portion of Our Civil tailor!. •i 44 In these circumstances, the General' Assembly have deemed it necessary, as a last resource, te*ake as appli. 'nation to Parliament by petition, in thehope that some means may be devised by the wisdom otthe Legislate e,' fee relieving the members of Sion' College froth the ie. ptraint under which they feel theinseliesi'anderiabling, • them to do that which they must as an act of justice with to do—to restore to the Church of Scodind these ancient records, which, in whatever way acquired by the College. the Church of Scotland still consider to be their own property." swam Jams,. On the ripen of a Rewind m. that the lodges' Edwin Ade be maddened. Mr. HUME said, if the object was, u he undetstinid it was. to sum:sant the Judged salaries of Seodoud, he' gave this'eatly notice, that he should oppose. ally rip position for such augmentation. • Therd were timid, Judges in Scotland, and their salaries ought to be re-1 duced one half rather than increased; bet certainly as, the Ministers bad so time to inquireintothe difficulties and di.tresses of the people, he should adefue that tke proposition now contemplated could not be ;devise* considered ; tu should therefore oppose it. • s'. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER add It WeeM be better foe the Hos. Member to wait so see wine were the pre. 'elides' of the liesohniee i it odglst save the Has. Member a good deal of to ouble.—CMaideratlen postponed. tUI usamierovr. Mr. It. GORDON asked what was the object or radiant!** of the proposition regarding the atigasentadee of lodge. salaries? He always suspected what coat VD itediatitlipe secret. CIIAOCItLIAMt of the =CH WM rushed that be was pursuing tba custom:l course. Tie time was Sued for the btillltlent, and when that came he wield ester law the amplest epiatietions. That was the most ammoinit teen. • iccutaterrsr..sc corns sta. . Mr. HUME 'maned a retbiee preying that a dame might be Inserted In this pill 'fur reguLning the mode of tailrsg the Foos of Proctors.—Te he printed. Lard MILTO?i moved for the appointment of. SAM Ceen toittee. to which should be referred the petitios'it Cadman hums. recommending Government Assurance of Annuities after ibe age of 60.—Modoe agreed to and Committee_eppeintett. Mr. DA WSUN obtained lean le bees t o te smile as. .r more'of the Commissioners et Excise to set for she dispatch business for Scotland and Ironed respecdvely....The Bill weasels. a. Omit, brow ht ie. The iteptirt on the Metropolis raft Sill. sod the &poll era the ResolutionJuting the Salary of the Magistrates at WM per minim, were brought sr, aid both ordered w in read a third time thee disposed of, sod the Orsk, of the Dal The other .acre . Weft ileum mijegirsed it racy ran Fres **macs. MR. 'O'CONN E.LL. The following entries in the vete. relatlve - to , Tie6- days appearance: Davila O'Cosaell, RN.-.Order reel leg the attead_sees el Mr. O'Catiaell. sad Ms. O'C.issaell being is attendance. be. teas lialled to the bar. where're Mr. Spoker ceineseekated to Mee the lie souti o e a g r e ed is by di e Mew. awl the &dot made theampast That it is the eidetic of this Meese. that Me. OVesinsed Myles been reterned a Member et this Home Wert do taw meacement of the Act passed in tMs Sculls of Past...mat far the Relief of Ida Majesty's Kama Cithede atthisets; i. as 'added to de at tote la dale Hesse sake bie am take the oath of maw • enst7.' " Ordered, that Mr. CrComa ls.gland the Home this day mad that Mr. Speaker do thee eenummleme to him the said nee— balm; and ask Mot whether he trM gab the oath of supremacy r And then Mr. Speaker. puma to the said Whet WWI Mr. O'Connell whether he would tete the said oath of supreenamy whereupon Mr. O'Comerall requested to see the said isith,whkh -being shows to hint mosedingly. Mr. O'Connell stated, that the said each mouthed me proposition which he knew to he false * sod another propeeklea which he believed to be muse. sad that he therefore rtiesed to cake the said oath of supremely. 4 ' And Ahem, Mr. O'Connell was dimmed to withdraw:sod he withdrew scomitsgly; motion made. anAquestion proposed; That Mr. Speaker do Iwo his merest to the Clerk of the Crows to make out a cow writ for the electing of a Knight of the Shire weer,. I. this Farad Parliament for the money of Clare, to the roses a( Daniel O'Connell, Req. who hawing been returned a Member of this House before the ammeocentent of an Act passed in this SNP elm of Parliament,' fee the relief of his Majedy'Lliesonan Catholic swims; hal refused to take agouti of sepreenacy'—Delete there. upon adjounied tin Thursday. Mr. Spring Rice—To move as is amendment en the statism for laming a warrant for • • new writ foe , the county of Plat Wl* be glees to bring in a DUI to amemd the se which relate to the %do administered to Members of the se of Cotes woes recessing the Roman Cetkolle mist or • METROPOLIS TURNPIKE ROADS. • • I The tenotethe to in &tract front the Third newt of the Cos. &Wooers et the Metropolis Taropilie Reads: The first beneficial alteratioe the Catnitiliiaiin#ta in their last Repot announced their intention to aro. was, the abolition of the Night Tolls; which, Irons beiiig levieqe only within particular hours,and attended with other circumstances liable to doubt 'aid cohtr.eatlctinn, were the Vistaless source of vela:ion Aid disputes.. The whole of these Tolls, notwithstanding the consi4eru . ble sacrifice of revenue consequent upon their ibohtioii, have been discontinued. It was stated. secondly, that. the Conirisissitibeta hid it in view to submit a:nictitate to. Patlianient for equalising the rates of Toil . on their several Roads upon equitable prii.ciples, and. thisplifying . the regulations uni:er M hich they were levied: This nisportant Object I * ins continued *to engage the ittention of the Commis :tenets, and the Bill walteitt shortly be submitted. to Pselierneni, for realtiosy.die *menet of Toll to be paid by each centribotorstellte consmensurdtoosids the actual use made Of the Rcnid than is ai present the soae. The nett object with respect to Witch the Comas is sirsuers repressed their intentions, was the removal cf turnpike gates from the streets of the Metropolis. They here always had this important design in view; but doting the past year they have been able to effect the rpoinval of no more than one gate, situated in Albany strert,which street was surrendered to the Commissioners for paste% Resei.t.street, on th'e Ist of January last, by •otue of An Act of Parliament repealing a portion of the MettopOlis Road Act relative to that stt est, wf.eo the . turnpike wag removed. This removal is understood to juin given great satisfactionllkthe inhabitant}. notwith stasiiinf that by thogjemiltronirf the turnpike a ratebas beer thrownupott#CM . tb defraltit ',stria of SO* turtling the street. 4 .e. - 1: •• S r • • A much muse extensive - Impeeitment of this kind, 1114 which WIN one of the prisespal objects the Com missioners bad in view. at the sommeneeareat el their iabuurs, is at present about to birsubmitted to Parka• pent. namely. the removal of Turnpikes from certain [Streets of the Metropolis.. ezteading over a space of be-I 'tweets eight and nine Miles. and the placing of these streets. like others. Under the care of the respective parishes through which they pass. (Mimi) . LQ writ EL Chabot's. LTbe whole ettpeese . of the sudeativairee of the made now pro posed to be Am 'err to deck respective parishes le good. per menus, saddle' leaf errevestoe which the Ceenniseelao win sustain by the rollsrphilemet of tolls anteoets to 9,14& pee aonosm The great advantages is point et centenkone to be derived from she, proposed altendes may be. eminteed from the fact, that it would rase the rememt of ptos, as well as Numerous side ban, which I are now m eirstrostim is the free passage artmod . the Ma We have egg to add, that the Commissies *fief 'V 1114 smi= l : - &obi realm, the dirks et . she ceounseity• kt lame for its lebeern] The THE EVENING STAR. - • 'LON 1)0N: .~.1 ' THURSDAY. MAY 21. 1829 ' • . MUCK .Or STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.' bank Stock SOO ladle Stade 0 / 3 per Canals& 0* i • Old Anneditis • 5 per At. oitscasti New ditto • . `5l per Caw. ISIS. 04 ittodagra4 nal 04 i • Se perCeet.Red.o/ X I 1 .000 Didion 0 epee Ci. New. tOsp rut moil and Moo Dkei4ll TX. t 4 per Cool; OM 15$ 0•11111 1 101 14 . . . Len Amin-046 : bate Ow Aere; I ladle Ate* • • . CANNA, ler Ace 1171 • 11 • 4 ` IrOiRKION FONDS. TWO O'CIAMIL. • " I Austrian DewyX.p. Ot Ni renty.ll6l.4p C. 11 • . IkasiliestMs.B OA. S . 4i. Pevos.Beeds4 p Ctlolll i DoAcct 531 X 4fr 41 i yr Ittwe.ll6.lllo. S p Ot. Ni II mutatu AND ItOKKION SHARKS. TWO O'CLoCK. NBll. 1011 ram. Anis Menlo. 100 66 Dies isbeatisiss . --• 4 . dl 4 - Omni Mining An. so S 1 ei • Miami Mealeas ' 40 SSe 6 . 0 Allows British sod Irefelga ' 100 10 ' •* • Peassive Vies so • 1 ' 41 Is Id • Under the pretence of discharging a necessary duty. the Spanish Guards Costes are committing the Most disgraiefol outrages: It is most vexations to find that the navigation to and from the Mediterraneen must be perpetually interrupted and annoyed by 0041 set of vaga bonds or other.. The port of Gibraltar, it mow appears, is to a certain extent blockaded by the Coast Guard of Spain. who, pretending to search for contraband goods, board and cietaiu, for weeks together, amebas' vessels of every Sag. They lately seised a Tuscan ship. boned to the Canary Islands, with' British inanufactured. goods. and carried bet into illieshas: Seal that time were no grounds for confAseation, they sneered her to depart, bat not until her detention for severe) days; and the objects of her voyage, by this delly, were entirely defeated. The owners were obliged to seek for another market for their cargo. It is to be hoped the( the attention of Government will be directed to this crying evil, and that measures fir the protection •of COMUlarCe in that quarter will be arranged forihwielt; lost u we anticipated, .the pubic Watt" . is .now fairly drawn to, and fully occupied with. the slain of Russia and Turkey ; pd yester.tay a .repost . was is circuletion, leading to a oioclusion that a war between England aad•Russia was inevitable. The Strlistanee of the •ritrisoUr is, that the Duke of •Wati.tuosots. seeing that the:present -conflict in the East' is .caiesistect 'to Injure tfis . itiosiretcisi interests of -Grist Britain. and destroy the independence of •ns , of: her most ancient and faithful allies, has resolved. to • demand from .the Emperor of Roma a distinet avowal of his 'views in pro►tcutirg the war with the OrroisAW POItL But when we bring this tumrur to. the true test. namely, the crucible of the Money Market-.we and that no great importance is attached to it. The merchants' and* snderwriters, although beginning to take a lively interest in the matter, continue to so and transact. as if no danger was near at hand.. Still there exists a firm belief among them, that Eng. lend must ultimately interpose; but when that interpo sition becomes necessary, we repeat our hope that it will be one Of friendly negociation, and not of what .is well known by the name of a ovigeroismeasere." The• the existence of the Turkish Empire is enilangered by a continuance of the war, and that the -blockade of the Dardanelles by the Russian fleet is injurious. in the meantime, to the commerce of Great Britain, are points on which there can exist but little difference of opinion ; but we cannot give in to the prevailing doctrine, that either or both of %bete points afford sufficient grounds for plunging this cituntry into a longaad expensive was. The proceeLlings in Parliament last night present no le:store of. peculiar interest; but our report is well worth a perusal, inasmuch as it presents a co ions does.' went of .aoriqoarian research, namely. a Petition for' the recovery ot a certain ancient book, now in the 'sacred keeping of thif Corporation of Sion . College--. ." The !took of the Uoiiersal Kirk of &Wane. This bait, it would appear. contains the historical records of the most important.part of the Kirk History, from 1550 to 1616 ; it had been abstracted, so body knows how, froth the depositaries of the Scottish Ecclesiastical Este .blishinenr, and "for a consideration" at lait found its way into the holy keeping of the Fellows of the .said College. If, by porchase. or by long • and uniater• rupted possession, it may be foond to be their legal property, it is to be hoped that they will be com pelled at least to give a copy of it. Sir JAMBS MACEs roam supported the prayer of the Petition. ihicb was presented by the Loan ADvoCATZ of &MAIM. • birsVuste intends to oppose the increase of the Salaries . of .tbe scart . is l JCOGEs; bin his opposition on t hi s oicao9e, ha coaricpt, AS tired, n iil prove tm fruitiest as his rectos: moat" about the Corn Laws, and his other laudable exertions foe. the decrease 4 •ovr expenditure s and the intim/of oor tomfolts._ The only bodnesioti imiottinceix ow left diScussichi belbg the proposed plan fot improving tl e Police Of the Metropolis, it ilea petted that Parliament wqMse prorogued early in June. . With .11eferInke liejaht_follOpring. eimicts 'Ems the Foreign received; we direct the public attention to the organised system of the Morocco privateer% While the African coasts are infested with such crews, and are guided in their proceedings by a barbarian. what security has the pour, powerless mfr. chant-vessel, while peaceably tarrying on her commerce in that quarter? This, when taken with the affair' under. the Fria of Gibraltar. noticed ebewbere in, this sheet, calls for especial investigation. Oa the, atrocious proceedings detailed in a subsequent para. graph as occurring in Lisbon. we forbear to make it 4 comment. No comment. indeed. can be couched is terms of sufficient abhorrence on a subject so cruel and. revolting. Yesterday we gave a decree of Don . Mardis for abolishing anonymous accusations, because Ise was desirous " of putting an and to the anxiety et families."—For his method of effecting this. vide a para graph below, dated 6th May. We look upon' thenews from the theatre of war, which we received just as we • were,goiqg to peak as ,partial and unsati We do not believe that SOO Turks were beaten by 150 Russians. • BERLIN. Mar IS. • eats iblies ems ememie or was. • ' The a. Ibtatisigh ammo glees she (sibwis; eccesst. dated The inth Aped: . • •: • , 4 Oa tat llth eirmidatachenesti it Ibrke emend as ak. - Wilms! of th Desshilme littie . Wallechia. at the wan« Y. Zigasiet and Data. and hits Mime of Rama. At chain' two.. Dials they wore repoleed, wittiest asp loss es our aide. At Dubs.. las Amp Alma& Wicb cite Coismin. the Turks bad MIMI Nun kipd 11101‘14 sad three Coesecke wove Med. 4 Tie attack of the mealy wpm the vile of ante wee more eerier& About lee hundred nye who crossed front the Terkisii side is eiztees boats,loaded. asd marebed - direct to Liminess( Paerloinkl. who was stationed there with a company et imidemeers. (hefted hI. 110 acs into s mall square, advanced' to meet the enemy. sod after having received some millet from diem, charged them with die tapper'. sod pet them to eight.:—.. Daring the miles 41 Turks were billed, sad 45 tab's primmer% use; wham vat she Commander llama Effendi Isms. ef the Mosque, of lama. Liminess' Pawlow,kl closely passing chs teeny, reached his bone. mid tont fear them ; ethers mak. with the people Is diem % We had one osacestailedimed Meer and two prbasee idled, wounded. Acceedleg te the bum accessu from Major Oeseral Waehtea. 1 who commanded the tromps la Slosheds the essay lad sot re peated bin attacks op to the tedi of Argil. Two seer redoubts have jute bare essmisted, sad steed perfect security to the fortress. N'i'bs Flora Wpm. which noises eff the shaman of Castastb utopia, returned ma the rfth of April. with tee traimparte. which It bad captured. Proper laelleatitil have bees adopt'd to prevent.' by means of Man vessels the fret csamiusicaties Wave's the cliamei-of (a le lad else emits st Ada Miser. Atomise warms el credit eosins fres all "erten the mesa* sensate of the great vast et revisions. se we lin the Turbleb fonnemie ea Is Cesetasthleple."—Peamies Saabs Gann. Mei lß ST. PETIIRSSURGII, Uav S. Hle Whiny fee has plumed to Wren a rends toPtkint So; taw of Watteshorg. with the Wilda at Obi Older el ilk A. rirew f b dbasesis, fee Idedltdnipaha s emeleei hi tie naively' of tBllll I oho to Major General SelnieL fee his adnalrable defence Althalidk with the Wel. of the Order of It: Ann of the lint aim. ray& Peirricargh Glow* eentsies besides a nentereos Net of peesistioni 4a4 appe!Miltents. The Neva begin t• gee deer if lea lit tie alight of the fd May. Thls minks the pis* tea' Omen amettneed• the reArsiablhhanst of the eenneladoldif M. swoon the 011ovent pans of the cityor.fseriil yA. Selindo* Nor& HA112;311011, Mat IS. Isntots fromlistoh. the Hesdisarterldf tbt army in U. Aussie, ter dist orooralteslinsids of that !Sys -had rileivad or. den to bill disoisdoss A maims, to wands Tint sow Wooded to ntioforci tN ammo( OsoStal Slacken. s pan .11 tohlob is tios the ilitiodpslitien • IMIMAINFINI q SONSoilf. _ Amiretawast o _Slat I s iol.Tte. Musks it. . -.Posh IMpire7Allip 10: . - CANDIA. Ifsasu 17. . For isms days psalmists* ems sml Resoles Ines el war IS 41: eesst, we therefore hop that they base withdraws , . and that Si blockade d Mobbed has been robed, lo esompsots of the sheer varioeresade b Admiral de Bhp/ its:Adasiral Hoyden. A Turkish semiemiblis, sad sehoessr. are at ember at fads. seder therm opposite Baalbek • * • , ; BRUSSELS. Mar 1,. . Their Revd Hipsessis Prime Btoderith aediliemseeLest out ter !WM yewelday mesehiss is lermost4hat.sist hot Chamber et the Sams amoral. is its Methyl resteitst,il , lsitid' almost osteimossly lbe 'Mier or•Xsii.fekulte. to thst.pses, wed rehisod'its assent to the Address to MO Kis;g, inimical se R-by. - • the Stows/ Chamber, T h e passar . oineterotittoodt•Seelbe so :eat (coat St. Petesoburily Pub, 'eat Loodeo,ie vie ofidtesed, sedge. . • • .• ..A .7 ••• ;•'" *." • : Mat 111.+Tbe si:Mifo9Ve kip .4trok jAo6lo.llti gives to ti. Cowl oft clte OetheetaoSs et• Tangle% dente too solo itoioett Isteteetod Is the , lleroeio palvfteete o lior, iespeet; e 4 ships belonging to the. Nitberisids that tlpief . t*4o: Is with, sod to treat thew with AS the regarttiote. a oodemi#l46, le see of the .at sooletwailios of it, Empire— :.•t • • • lo the altdgi of the Snood Chinas! elf the States °soma**. litisy,4le Ripen ef the Cenral Slalom ow Ate prititsCof *et. , *sign the winos of 'poises's. witherine bend, •Sis. I brusik sp sad regd. The Presiding 011eerml dot is leas weal* eg se latervelietwees theretteliptof the Rapist sad the 4./totri. bet as the linden had madens objeetighs to asp pan of the Rrsjegs .rag=a nutter that require( apsilkiourba Itelles 44 l4l. ll m *sold amines= lagtedhattly, and the preposbd Ytii witlegreed to goaaltageely ;94 'limbers prelim), and ordered. bean in the usual farm to the First 011111411f.whisit is apnea io Magas it la the dung of today. SeVeni alegsbers of the' bawd Chamber hive ilk Ws city win to nano to dwelt beam .411reemis nom, Mos 110. LISBON. Slav S. • Oh the In inn. his Majesty Waked the camp sear Bean; Ober, lie reviewed the Bonbon of Chaelegre, No. l.whkh is to go wkb the' **redid* to Terceira. The troops w wdl as the assembled spectators received his Majesty with the wag lively eapressiess Of loyalty sad attains. • Mgr midis Neradeasy Des Jewteigt Aeons s Megtalegre. appointed ISM Nitresediguy and hlighter Plegiponwiary frost his Catholic Majesty•to his Molt Faithful Majesty, arrived I. this City es the I 4 of this wog& • May 6.—Yeaterday wow more et the weeps et the egteditigo to Terceira eatherted, god la the gneiss his Majesty went to the seaside to inspect the esibarkadeg. • To-day. it live o'clock is the energiag, his Majesty went from the Palace of Quells. wiriest • atimdsists, • to !kegs the de. petters of Dos John VI. of the 'Hoe; sad of the rPerota .frigan (part of the above expeditinc), which passed the bar whittle wont. hies tide. the ether vessels reatabaltai till the inging :. among thew is the Princess of Belts, which is going to Ges, is the East ladies, teething at Mozambique. Mee IL—The C.rreio e Oporto of the sth May cattalos a P.S. dated sight of Mb May, to the followiii elect; " By entelice of tiels AptilAast. t 3 rehouses wee, advise:olds tot partielp at h e the retwilloa which commenced la dila &I as itte tith hi sek. . yearols. ekes to be banished few various penods, and 5y, 06 :7 death. This mousse was inthnated to them to dAy, l a carried into execution on the 7th hat. Their heads are to b, adr. mod imposed toe thief/ days... Paw on the gallows, ot h rn ; elevated poeiticios at the places whete their aims welt turn The woes of die twelve Individuals are annexed —La. P e , m ast • Lau night Paris Papets to the 19th in , unt %e re it. mired.. They contain no recent news horn the tf war; but with regard to Greece, they are neon* corroborative of the ob•ervationv which we 14i414 41 "the public yesterday evening. The following are curate -twos TUR MISSAOIR Des CHnhillites, MA! 18. " PARIS, LT 17. • The Atatrien Odeersve of the etb limy tiny. rem tie d m * &Swot of the oth of Aplll. news from Cane* o f the ilk Whig 6 4/ A l lerrb.: Captain Leblanc. commanding the Acute beigit me. having arrived at Sada on the tat of Febroary, went the silt to Cauca terhsee a conference with 31ustaplta Puha, Ow Goer, * of disgracing*. Captain Leblanc bad instrectiont hum de Rigny to persuade the Paella to be moderate lb vetp‘o l i the ' Crew fortes-mbleli he might receive from Rgypt, the bind* si the Wand bevies been raised by the French and the Ro g y.k.. 14 was to reemititsend to the Paths no longer to treat ai1t,,,., 414 prisonen whom he might have taken from the Greek,; ssd ahem all, ihern and send them to Egypt, as at hiked Po w ,,, amid nal mentin Manicures to the treatment eapetientedbi trafirrtuasni individuals, lA* are part of a people whom th rt tail under their protection. • The Preteh Officer was at the same rritirlatiliww4 to e,itb with the Girth, Chiefs, to demonstrate to them the tealim m ie thingsomd persuade them to put an end to a war whin-m u m besseetcriesul Mare no object, become its President of Mutat anolitie himself to the halite assigned to as new Stoat i 7 /he medfitiug'Powers. Though these limits are ionederablyest a‘ go by tie Issf reosolutioss of the aid of March, his said ;naively dot the Wand id Camila would remain In the possession of the Turk The Paths replied. that be wished nothing so much as to wee; return of tranquillity and pet:e Tot all the inhabitants of she idol. from whatever quarter the benefit might come; chit f oit .4 6 part he tint entployeditowards the Greeks all possible stockade'', moderation sod clemency ; that not being able to iodate the huh Imitrigtritsro inherit:l; had been obliged to entpley tigsae; bat slat to give Admiral de Wray a istoof.tif Ida respect for his enshes.hs would suspend all hostilities. and see what elan would bervdmi Drop the Greeks by the honotizatiM and peaceful mission alAketim Leblar.c : w . . • Faints Furor—Pass, Mat IL—Five per Cents. ion gm suer.—Tbsee per Cetus. 751. 7SE 93e. Wm.—dank Stock, I.lmt 50c.—Naples Stikk,llll(.4oc.—ltoyal Spanish Loan. 766—Hayin1 Lunn, 4551.--iiseissage en London, one munch, 2Sf. nit. awash% SM. :oc..—Clara Aideenlique. We regret exceedingly to have to ley berme out Readers, the following 'street of a lair, wridell one of the ptincipal Eagiiih sweichilits in Madeira. Abbots& much goOd * May sot be closeted home delegate of .Don Miaow., yet - we uric' persuade sea eelves tharthe following account of i recent exploitof his in that once biorishing. Iree;oad happy Wand, may be eaaggmated. The letter is date., the %shot Aped t " Uattl theilftwat dose, the isperior authorities of the plan. if they did sot redress grievances, at lees Usurped to esspisiets mai spina die sets of their sobordismas, sod emu dissionged rem ledlgilikftilate of atrocity or eprp vioadon of &Web. rights ;Alt now a ihistal cheese has takes place, the GoVerairlastlitsra the niash,ftad as looser retains his feeiftsgs hamdsi ' broken the im„. by onelally :acquainting thaVies-boosid thstbe mesas henceforward to allarMe . paeket nizaistiofte foe the rem* and &Wisp of lie sable Thil . tilifit before tact be net as it gfik seerchslife Air. lobllllawlosrettisilog hone from a trim/Webs*, whoa, sot fridlagemip foi =gigs filtaa.risoner, or Modleg his to the guardthisise.lset, d I'M op with . rage, sad slielsorler Genie osie to triiiik his mosemee as, he gave Mr. 'lkeda her Mims N tkir.face,'saykig be was ea lasperdayst lilscligoad, • aid that Seim' go ham . ift . siestlYkoildr.-Uawhe taratellemi IS obey he baked him, adiugAhathftleas alias of is bailabSio. I,lawisibielaree ha geftsio Mow whatever fur ski. !Mamma, i k llsit Is icon*, eoppeoed far s staiiiinethir he could tuft dims rh, .fift at die present b a te It Wadi* have beep. Mit to madam wham &leen :MS as imperiMit answer. to airy -patrof,meek less to oes ' it Which .tuft Goverpor himself was the WA. .1i Sir lite certain** had blr.• Uowia glees say real ream of offence, be wusid have Win Mr to prison at Ma. Vice C.siosal bat model ruiprisentation oft the Skies to the Gomm', but skis OS With dint aseeres; foe bream opt at soy time what the Mee Cowed says . sables, and mach ley will he do so when be Idmislif is the perms complained of. Although this ergot is dui trilliiiin s • Itself. ft Mr. Uowia is not tomb the Worse lot his Mem, yells esioselbeates aft ass to be !choked en with smirked's, kw tomb reow. the sabordloate feasts. zealots of this . ranks have Sly bees reesishied from. vesting their hatred against &gibbon by thatur *44sash emidpet would be visited with the &phew, eithssesepstisew . Now that the Governor has ass die ems*. pima) , sadly minden AS While solaria a body of floglish,erie their verY "edtesislawkspiirty. are Ass abandoned to the *weld theseitirrited.Apostoisalrerho in their hearts really do, mil 113149 i • Ife fecles . lvy, hate as a. Protestants and Knglishsso, vs :tanuilt SRIMIPPIatr . tee Immo withost dread and r iAmarameavessoot, Mentors too soon sad back to es net , Oeileral, and o' ship of emir to proses as; for la perm his tliiii petty may. apprelieml their downfall. 'they will bi• •• Pate de:jeeptir, 'Vied probably b their despair hive 001*. sir 4 1060 • 11 . PM which, wisest lives and property to so grist • *ONO awe etteoterteed, sews bo regarded with Wsßaeoer Lssit jaw iliwOhensoes wrath messed to he appeased by ibls • firideli bison erns& to his a; the sod of haws! . oisiiiiSoOdited deists, brides see Waived to Ws Seeman i Mims liserttebst be moo aspect soy thing further wail the esf of *lb* preseetyese. a 'period so whisk is bee so hopes el whose as' poirsiose % , rN no doubt. Is me of the reasons of Oh weir. eshiftking 16 viovis feet." .4••• - CITY. TwittNiugettabte., • •• We kavevery kw arrivals tbis rooming of •tilt holout % 7M New Yoh pocket ship, of the 24th of April, is arrived di I*, habit; but do pipers are not yet received. Tito trim; market is not quite sio good as yesterday, as Cassis opened at into OS for the Account. but at presets may be etemill lot audits* for neat time. The arum day draws ear. and be. some effect on the market, as most part of the "'Mktg , Wei* to he Beim • ' L the Foreign market link is doing at present. They write taw the Premiers of Poland, dated the 134 at Asa, that great armaments are going forwat4 at Craamada. sal s sew levy of sailors is about to take plate. ' It is reported that the nuntrrous ships, which are at Taker have received fedora toe a new destination, supposed to be fir Algiers; and this Admiral de Mawr will have the command of. • this important mission. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCL Tbensbas been but • trifling fluctuation In. Consols does( tas. manila& as they have been done at Sit foe the Ameest, ma as prank may be glutted at $7 to St. The business transomed k of minor Importance, but foe neat Amount they may be loosed as 11111. • ' . ! In the Feeeise market Iktle se•ooddng Is ♦oing s @seeps la Th" skims 134ie4s,nbish inn . be,gooted at sok., t • Through Abe• French . 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