Star. — London, England, 1829-05-07 00:00:00

~. ROROUGH OF EAST RETFORD. - • 'The statement of the division upon the La é Hertford ease in yesterday'. paper was erroneous. The follow in is from the di Votes and proceedings of the House of Common.: .. Kart Retford—lades made and questkenpet, " That Wee, even to hrlei Is aOM temtelude the rough of Ent Raiford Him -.., ~. • elseting burrow, to serve In Partialness. and to enable the wit of Berstingbabt Is rites. two Represteasives to Bee thereoL" The Halm divided—Ayes 111. Nees 197. • . Rest Itettard--Motion made. and goestioa proposed, " That l leave be given to Meg In a 818 to tarmac bribery sod soneptleml la the borough of Raw Raiford." Afterwards wed, and vestige put. 4 That this Hesse do now steers." The Hew divided.. Ayes all. Nom len MINORITY Fee Ovine Member. to the town of arealeghant, ea Ur. Tele,- am's Maim for the Diefraedeleasset of the Beam& el Rest Retford—May S. /Wand. Mr T. Heneage, 0. P. aloe, T. IL Attwoad. IL Hones, nt.lle. R.W.Ridtford, W. Barclay. D. Howard, H. Roberts, A. W. Biting, A. Hesbiasse, Rt.He.R.Robleese. Or 0. Itirlos, W. 24 Amen. Earl noblesse, G. nada'. P. )crap. T. R. Rembold. C. Boreal. R. • Remedy. T. T. Roseeil, Lord J. Meek J. Labeitebere, H. newel. Lord W. Hake. Sr F. Lambert, J. S. Russell. Lord G. W. bourne, Rt. Hoe. S. Lamb. Hon. 0. Russel. R. 0. Brougham. H. Leptis. J. U. Suedes. Lord Caltherpe. Hat. If. Leery. F. &aright. af J. Carter. J. lismord. T. R. Smith. W. Clifton, Lord Later. B. Stanley, Has. E. Colborne, N. R. . lebbill, Hoe. H. Tboespess. T.B. Corbett. P. • • • ••• Latinos , . B. J. Thentssa. C.P. Crednek, S. Liar!. T. Timmy. Rt. Hoe. G. Da/norm II D. Leep, G. Towhead. Lord C. Davies, Caked lisbeete. J. Tufts, His. IL Dawson, A. Malaseiy. W. L. Taylor. M.A. Denims, W. J. • Maeshall. J. • Waltham' ' R. Desisos. J. IL ' Kendall, W. Wall, IL Dossienes, Yhosent Manta. J. Wafroad. S. Dead" Hoe. T. Moseh..l. S. Warburton. H. Hondas, Hon. at R. Horpetb, Viscount Whitman% W.W. Ebrington. Viscount Morneanby. View! Wilbraham, 0. Rah, Hon. Hajar Nugget. Lord - Willoeshby. H. Rwart. W. Ord, W. Wpm Sir IL linaketly, J. N.' Palnwi, C. P. Weed. Alderman Personae. IL C. Palmerston. Visages% Wood, J. Fyler. T. Pendamb. R. W. Weedey. Hoe. J. Gascoyne ' Goosed Phillinsorei De. Wrotteilee. Sir J. Graham. Sir J. Philips, G. Wynn. Sir W. Grwersi, T. PliUir. 0. R. Wineatight Hea.C. Gurney. H. Ponsoeby. Hoe. 0. Grain. 10. Hes. C. Patinae. R. B. Tellers. ' Great. K. Pemba, Lord W. Tempos. C. Heathcste, G.J. Pewterer. R. . Wood, C. Ilene, Sir R. Ratnshottma, J. • THE .OEM4'4O STAR. LONI/ON. THURSDAY. MAY 7. Ira !VCR OF STOCKS AT YOUR O'CLOCK. liana awe). 209 al baths Bonds SO 2 5 per Cent.lteil. sae i I Old Amokloa 5 per rt. Doe. ST} i 1 New Maw 061 54 per Cow Isle. 115* 41000 liasboi. MOS 11 T 54 perCeot. nod. ink % 4500 Ditto VT 4 pot Ct. New. 1O i MOO and 4200 Ditto ST 4 per COIL 114•16 6 lOU I f Coonoescial Loot Ann. isi India for Am. •Indla Stock 223 A Canoga for Ace* RI § 6 6 FOU,KIeiN CORDS. TWA O'CLOCK. Austrian lloods.llp. Cone rod Do Acct. 441 4 bresehealldii. 5 p Lt. 15 sj 31 Roma& i 1151.4 p Ct. !Se pa Acct 53 , /*aside Ws S p Ct.ft i Borns. Ayres MIMI, C. 2Se Fr. Reatoe,3 p Ct. TS( Lie Portals. Bas. Sp C. Km:barns. SO SOs HIIITInti AND FORBION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. OMAN& IPAIIA 5.4 20 2S S 100 so 40 521 lk isniait Ditto National Cott iiisias Vetted Meskoit • Si 4 ! se We regret to a rte that the accounts frotis Manchester ere still of the most gloomy description. *by the exer tions made by the civil power, aided by the military, farther destruction of factories and looms has been prevented; but the mob proceeded is various onuage., principally with a view of helping themselves to food. We must refer (or further particulars of this painful subject to the accounts given in another column. We lament also to find that farther outrages were, committed in Spitdfields last night mid this morning; and that no less thanweveetr Seel:roma were destroyed. The general opinion seems now to be, that the CHAN* cation of the Emmsnoats will not touch the Sinking Fond this year. as bad been expected. We, of course, do not know what the Right Boa. gentleman's intern. tidos are; but we apprehend that, if be should adhere to the principles laid down by himself last year, it will be impossible for him to maintain the Sinking Fund,' after the sth of July nut, at the amount at which it was filed by Act of last Session for the year ending on . that day, vi 5.43.000.000. That amount, however, was filed only for the present year by the Act of the lastSes. slots as the estimated surplus, and therefore a new Act to isolate its amount for the scut year will at all events betecesmay. It is not easy to estimate what the real surphis income over espenJiture willbe in the year 11129. In the year 1828. ending sth January, 1829 / the surplus was £5.850,000, and the sum of re 4.667,000 was applied to the reduction of Debt. That surplus, however, included in its mar unt an eacew of payment by the Bank c 4 England on account of the Dead Weight Annuities. over the Payment to the Trustees for Military and Naval Pensions, amounting to about two millions, which source of revenue has now ceased ; and therefore, sopposiag that the revenue and expenditure ef. the United Kingdom in 1819 should be of the lasted` amount respectively as in the year 1828;there would be 3 surplus applicable to the sedan, bon of Debt in the present year of 0,850.000. But there are many lessons which lead us to expect that the surplus this year will not nearly amount to such a sum. In the first plate, we know that in the first quarter c f the year there was a decrease of Revenue as compared with the Receipts of the corresponding Quetta of the preceding year. of *iasly 650.0001.—and from the unprecedented stagnation in all branches of trade. there is too much re:ton to far that the falling off of Revenue in the pre. sent Quarter will be still larger. Is the trenfollowing Qflattens we must expect, if not a proportionate decrease, that no iactease can take place, and.therefote.on the most fseourable view which can be taken, the surplusßevenue (sapposias sise Espesslitore to bey the same this Tele eatiestten'orit euteed tern Of this sum 41:61001111.8st be split* to the payment of the Life Asseitics slap/ an he Slash% Fend,• aid come• vest* dame wadi sat be • much above one milli n appliedilm to she perafw• of Stock. Ilk ton. we sefeat t is as she mat, issossaisie eaksktion which we can make; and we cannot, therefore, bring s.urselere to the belief that the Cstaseet.ton of the eiwaeOttea will any longer keep up the custom of attempting tr reduce tbe National Debt by punt:l'4Elg Stock lithe -market. If there be a surplus of income, let it be applied first to bring up the balances is the Ezchequer to a safe and proper anwiont, instead of its being run so low that the GOVIKII‘IIII are always in the power of the Bank of Busload; and secondly. to , cancel the Ezchetiaer Bills. • The amount of these se curities is from thirty to thirty.two millions, and fund• iag three millions will not reduce their amount to a safe standard, unless it be followed by same systemetic plan for lessening their amount by the means we bare pre. posed. The kitten which we published yesterday from Count HSTDIIII,* commanding the Russian squadron in the Mediterranean, to Sir PULTINIT MALCOLII and to the Pacha of Eorrr. announce proceedings on his part which, however attempted to be explained by moderate language. are decidedly in violation of the first princi ples of international law. It appears that, depending on information received from Smyrna, of the object of armaments making at Alexandria, the port of a neutral Power, the Russian Admiral, on the ground of expediency, directs his cruisers to cruise between Candle and Rhodes, and detain any ships which be may meet belonging to the Pubs of Eons.. This is straining the doctrine of blockade with a vengeance. Na contented with declaring the Dm ' danelles in a state of blockade—a proceeding which we conceive can scarcely be warranted. inasmuch as that the D erdanelles is not an enemy's port. but the entrance to a sea which all neutral Powers have a right to enter— theßessianAdmiral now detains on the high small ships of other neutral Powers which he may base reason to believe are destined for the Dardanelles I This is as it we, during the time 'certain ports of France were declared by us to be in a state of bloclehde, had directed oar cen , sers to seise on the coast of America (we being then at peace with the United States) all vessels leaving their ports, which our Admirals might have reason to believe were destined for the ports of France. The case we bare put would not have been an atom more outrageous than the proceedings of the Remiss Ad miral; and if Great Britain submits to such outrages being committed oa the ships film ally, upon that sea of which she has hitherto been the mistress, then we say her . glory has 'spired. But it is impossible! Great &halo. amidst all her difficulties, is yet able to act with justice, and to preserve her own honour and that oilier allies. Instant reparation most be demanded of Ramie for this outrage, and the fatal permission which was yielded to be, to haven fleet in the Mediterranean must be withdrawn. On these terms alone can peace be preserved between this country and. the Northern Au tomat. Letter from Liverpool, received this moroiog state, that a very destructive fire took place at Augusta. (Georgia), which consumed upwards of 200 houses and , Stores. By the French Mail accoonts ate received this morning from Madrid of ItSd April, stating that the Government them are secretly occupied in forming an expedition againbt Mexico. which is to sail from the Havannas in October oc November. It was reported at Paris, that Admiral RUNT bed received orders to depart again for the Mediterranean. Rumours prevailed at Bolin, of some serious misun derstanding between England and Russia. We have received this forenoon German and Brusede l Papers, from which we make the following carnal*: The fair at Frankfort has gone off better than was eta , petted, particularly with respect to British goods. We perceive that the Austria*Funds are lower. FRANKFORT. Aram 14. The business dens la oar Fair. bath In the last and the pnwuj meek has surpassed all espectatiens. especiaffy with carpet to ' and Swiss goods. The apprehension that wortoolattoista that our fair might toffee by the competition of that at Offenbach lave wholly mobbed. It appears that hotter is the only ankh of hnpeetance at Offenbach ; Ia every other article the business Is dew he houses of this ationid chiefly moaned to Hyaena sud s Prussian manufactnem.-so that the fair at Offenbach k rather at, 'ohmage to us. WARSAW. AP a 11. The Illeffeda of the Laws gestates the Convolute° 'Ala war socketed on the lath of September. mac bet one rattled till 17tb February lids year. between the Getvetoseests of Sauer awl , Pohlad. for the liquidadon of the affairs of the Rate Grand Melly of Watiew. by wide!' die 'reciprocal dales' are Godly settkd.— Frontline Pyres. ifprit SO. VIIOIIIA, ANUS !IL Metaliques. 971—Beak Stye% 1,1031.-4 g. Lit. /prig la. (The Austbargh. Nurembutilt, Vann'. end .Fteaktert Ismael contain nu [anther accounts front the theatre et wet.) BRUSSRLS. May L We have received istevia Jinowals tote lOthiamieryirehishiii. which contain various reports of military operations is Java. The first, dated Magellan, With November. lug, is from the Limits nant Governor General. It gives an account of various petty Air, wishes of Colonel Sollewyn, near Props, on the With ; of Lime's= Colonel Ledet, on the midi and 17th, at the dessa of Gedean ; and of Major Baser, is an expedition against the deems of Samberettn, Pena's,. and Dards. In all dwee skirmishes the insurgents were beats* and dhpersed, bat the kw ea either side seensato ham WA Colonel Clemens repents, that es the did be stet the Sib eiew able column, under Copula ran Narita, is mom proeislam aid ansnosahlen to the redoubt of Lens's but the divides meld wat accomplish it. objec4 having met with considerable bodies if sob& wbo attacked it es its retreat, Moe Oa stem aid waddles two others, but they were at lesith repulsed With considerable No. The JIM &WM of the 10th Dee. say., that a a thja s h a p ar t an a bed tine, occurred on worm of the rainy mama : afterward's.** Lieutenant Governor General Intended to wore hissed( if *I worectieso of sees intortmation respeetirig the prOsiele of the enemy. to take his measures steadiest'. the tame Oftimbrit publishes the account of an espedition *Me die Selma of Metam, es the West toast of Borneo, to punish *it Mike for insults odirred to the Bag of the Netbertgadt. tiptoe Dlbbett o cowl mending his Majesty's frith* the &Mu, WIN directed the opera.) *ma, biter having heisted it. Omp 114 am the enemy's battettes, declared the Sultan, oho had ledvdmprited ftf big to*, and seised lu his place Major nadja Kell . 0 de aftersterda returned to Pouted& oo tha-11111) of Sept.Aoother rfp4t 'fag Lieutalitm.Otweral.daird t Plaselleoz. the 111% of December, noesuce• the thelerdoo of a body et rebels who lid vsonind to apprisscb the redoubt of Morelia. to levy matribiniuns in a neighbouring Dessa. An rape &deo had been mot ender Captain Van Nava to naive the re doubt of age, which is closely invested by the robs* ea that the gunboat asset @bade previsions. Lieutenant Vin /led, who codusanded, made a 'kenos miscast'. Cassis Vaa :Lau es his march met. vast the Deem of Segall* with the mimes troop, who even attacked Ids division, but he moo dispersed them, and prepared to pass the deer Livia*. 'The Llestamant Governor General impeded ne ws of the rank et the espedition., It was net known where Dip Nagar*. the Chief at the rebels, was, end the meet contradietery reports were la dr 'elation respecting him. A Russia. cabinet liesseage passed through this sty , on his way iron St. Petersbergh to London, with dispatehm. VIENNA, Ants SC We have received the Corfu Isstresiset the !Sib of March sod the nth of April. The Ins number contains detail of die military operithes in Western Greece. The Greek troops make a rapid progress ill Epirus, and it Slid they •occupy the smog positions of hialirinoti", a clads of neoestalos In Acarnama ; and that all the Greek Captains who submitted to the Turks after the fall aI blimoloogld have again revoked. The castle of Lepanto serreadered to the Greeks ea the £7th of March, sod it was miscued that the town of the same name, as well as Miseelenghl, mast sees surrender, from a total want of provisions. The resigastion of Demetrius Vreeland. who was °eroded at the aeasination of the President's brother to the poet of Governor of the provinces of the Greek Continent, has not bees accepted. and it hi said be has consented to retain his command. Letters Akin that the Greek National Assembly is convoked for the middle Of May, and that the election of representatives will be made according to divine passed at 'Epidaurus. The Preside's' Intended to have an interview at Tripulizsa with the Military Chiefs, and afterwards to visit Pastas and Corinth. Breads Pepin, May 4. Gl rY. Twiny. ecLoca. Consols creed this morale( at al j fee the Account; but the worsts from Manchester has rather damped the market, mid Camels are at proem at 1171, with little &leg. Nothiug Is doing In the Foreign market. CITY. HALE-PAST ONI O'CLOCK. The Coned market remains steady at ina for the Account. and till for Money, wkh little or ambit% doing. Although Mi nistate have granted two days for the funding of &chewier Wdk, It Is ripened the whale of them will be funded tmtnorrow. The Journal du Hasse diodes again to the affair of the mons who landed at Guadeloupe, after having got rid of the Captain and his new, it says that this stair has become a pretest of ag gression t. the English.—" An Anglin frigate had come to anchor at Fleur de Free, after the arrival of the brig sent to faint,. to claim the negroes ; but the Often of the frigate were not contest with having demanded justice of the Governor, but immediately put it into force themselves. as they bladed in armed boats, and went to tin bablutioao of other Negroes in sent of those they had lost, but they wen disappointed in their object. In come• of which. they caused the desertion of the Bettors from C lice seger pbocadons.. COURT CIRCULAR. The Princess AUGUSTA Ilisitt'd his MAJESTY pester day, at his Palace is St. James's. The Doke of WstAtooros had ao audience yesterday tbe Kunt. The Duchess of KIST gave a wend dinner to a select partilyesterday, at bee residencle dte Yin% Palace. at Kensington. e Esti of FALSIOUTEI stitorttatifed the Duke of Cemssataiss end a wane one party to dinner yesterday. at his re sidsstae The I lLcb at. eesot ata.s : s..quue. Gcoucarras and the Princess SoPut A • visited the Princess Agawam yesterday. , The Loan Cuancattoa and Mt. Secretary Pus. a osaferease with the Dale of Wituserrou yesterday morn et the Treasury. Earl Baroness. the Sul of Assumes, and the Catascessos of the Eiesmassa, tithed his Grace is the coarse of the day. Barns %cow. the Prussian Minister. had a long in terview withdlirlh:ri of Autism yesterday. at the Mice of the Secretary of Mktg: 'Foreign Affairs. M. ilraitemes the Spanish Minister. traseacts4 tosissot with the gut of Assess's yesterday. Dispatches were sent off yesterday evening iron' the Colonial Mee, Downing-street, for Sir Fauna= haus. the Lord Nab Coassokeiester of the Isaias Islands. and Sir G. Doe. the Liesomsest Gowen/we of Gibrakar. Sir Gnomon MURRAY entertained the Cabinet its to dinner yesterday seising, at his ',skims, is Whitehall place '`Hi ARMY. The 4th Royal Ida Dragoa - o . Chiards haws soccseded the Nth Lamers at Toth barracks. the latter having starched for Mho burgh oo Monday sod FtMay last. ' Mansur merolog. •pswims of the 7th Dragoon guards passed through on their route to Ipswich. The bridge there befog prime . and bulk under so Act of Par liament authorising a metals toll Bem every penes pawing it. as interruptim test place. the Commaoding Oliker refusing to pay W each mug, In coosegasoce of the supposed effort of a clause in lie late Mutiny AM. ambling themilitary to pass all bridges toil. free, notwithasodiog all Au asencootrargr. After being delayed (Wehrle hoora.beth men sod bosom exposed to the severity Z w or :1 this coldest loondogs whisk has been tuft for years, at this late petiod of the seam, an areanasenete took place, by which t e. they info permitted to poss.-4rwk therms& /10111 Tat WM= ennomma ov a Major-General Sir TIMMS Aasvainesegosg cedar from the Commander of the Vanes to Wont Seglossot lau. osedlately, whisk took place ea Suisaief Illellegsr. The 1.0 4 fr MajosuCkowal was highly rimmed with nod told 16.1 teriant-Colonel Sums. CB th at be would report the 7th swot in a high state of Inlet. and be only bop eOlthet r.j. . the Commander ot efts Forms. would have eating the Corps. ~. . General Sir T. Asantiver Weeded she Tokspm of iNth Re giment, is Itomosamoo. on Friday. when be the (newel selsfamiso at the manner in which they west three Mat avid* dons. sod the clean mid orderly state at the Swath. • o The ist .Royal Dragoons. in 'Cori. depart this winditilejlithi thester. ..- . The mlo Iteglismay goarterod M . Isoishilies, Carawsi/MM. AO. far the last melte month* 'spat tompareb fee Dobli• eally,thet womb. . The dbree 'reaps ofte milt tenfold*. Daidoess, madam' In pressed slw algylta Irelaa4.l4 way se Liteelsal. NAVA!. INTIMAAGENCE. Moms Ammo Tow D AT LII I ,bas I....Wwi t ria I.....a mprosof and Jeratrib.nFlaridere Pin Frame 1. Tip flettamilai Woo IWO" bei boasar hit* Kay W 4 7417 6 e r e h t t = a re thir ICP a strwor ea F Istek 1. 4 . . .. webs bot evaded net as whims de ll e r e i am iless attet Wog "Weed . Daaer. Ida • ' 7 1,.-- Anita the Ifilltlft. Boma, flams Steak! ; awl, if Arrived lloar Laudon obe illiMbory. Fista‘ ,los. —, fee etelloe; Mar, libokute, Air OilietWiesallidikAre. flailion, Ow Adis Pariaantrea, terrdeelft& ew...ares•sd ar Ifolootride# &Ikon. from tat cills. Ambled kalmkadowebillime of kw Mork *odd, fOrßeados: evel j4t p u 16 —Wllild mpers. 3 illoillaerim see rbilie trimaran% with 'free fret • FOODiia. M*v 11.—Wild Irdilln—Arrived for , • Nis Asa Cayes; mil FitraMro _lebiiritte. OMB Ltelaroot., Mai 400.41ettesi die . wit Ati. more. Wales. *gm Mallet; 'ft a. iinceet's ; Nimrod, Airew, (reps Clasifitowi r Mara, ac., NA flaordeam. , , - • - Mar L-rillteArad lbe Cabello% Henaidilease at Asa, *Las, trim Maritime • Illtrlds, Iffrosilik bum apak. musimiltment - • His MAPPITT lt4s twee w•ctileily piiiiio to 1 rapko lamilrleerespswing the Priocs 6 hussaes healthorlikboreW Tto oaf. b wadi beraeed. The gamed Ned .i t em_ gm* of public interest shown to we Ambassador of bisAleseXeckein Dlaraser (far an the other 34ambers-of else kW . Irak WOO repeatedly and most mired? as. mime*, arier bp hedth)llielk bays bows most 'ratifying to his ftp sod to the wbo, fa the addat of duller and'anzley, boo been - bar attendance *pm ber busbend end bet four deb WELLINGTON 1 ESTINIUNI Yesterday a meeting took place at the London TA. tern, to take into consideration the propriety of m e ,. in* into a subscription, for the purpose of recto% a Statue to his Grace the Duke of Wattitvovots, In or etas Dublin. Ac two o'clock the venerable Red FITZWILLIAM, .upported by the Duke 01 LiISSTER and the Mla•qure of amanitas. entered the room and took the Chair. The Committee followed. It consisted of ',warns of one hundred Noblemen and Gentlemen, amongst whom &err— Lords diSied, *amen; Mr. Haase, M.P. Mr. hetet Oran*, Mr. ()Tomah Mr. Lawless, Mr. Kama. Mr. Corry, Goma Mamma, ace. Mr. PlabCll MAHOUT was tequested to act as S e . ovary. • The Duke ot LIIusTII proposed a series r•t R ein . Imams to the effect that an adJre.s be presented to his Majesty, co n gratulating him on the butte's of his Rout* , s recomibeticlioi n to Parliament relative to the reset of the Roman Catholic•, and Chit the Duke of Wellington. as hi. M ...est.'s Prime Miiii.ter, having accompli.hed the iimaluahle •oik ot religious peace, a ' , limitary sua.cripti••n be now filleted into for mg U. pose of erecti.•g, in or wear Dublin, a statue to his Grace. L•ud Svounvota seconded the Resolutions in a near .peeth ; and atter several Gentlemen had delivelea their approbatos y sentiment.; the Re•olutinn. we , ' agreed to, and a very liberal subscription immediately took place. COVENT GARDEN. The amusements at this Theatre last night • were Uzsea's opera of ()heron. and a farce, introdeiceil for the first time. we brio, ve, here. called the Maki,' lima& l'he pit and the greater part of .he hole, .. eie soon after theopeniog of the deans, and diet nine the llothe we. crowded to en Hire:R.oWe We obseived nothing new in the first putt of the ei.tertainm.nt, *pa he exception of Miss FORDea fist "piwar.nce la the character of Oberon, King of the Panics, whi r r, she sustained with considerable effect thionght•ut, sad gave the song in the last scene which she append pi excellent style. Miss PATON and Madan., Veuerois pet formed the parts of Reisa and Fatima. The former Lady acted and sang extremely well. and with great • spirit, in that scene where she is represented is captivity at 'Punic, and expects the sate return of Sir Ilstoi and their servant., *hoes he had goa• to seek atter; and Madame VUTRIS went through every pan with that naivete and sprightliness which chai acme ise almost all her performances. The scenic decorations. an 1 the machinery of the fairy visits, are well got up, and de •ei re applause. • 'fhe Farce, called Master's Rival; or. a Dail a Bes- Signe. by Mr. Plat, wa. played at this Theabrior the fast time last evening. It was an appeal from an vista. inundate judgment. which had been pronounce 4 epee the same Piece some time during the present seesaw at . ,Drurplane. It is needle's to inquire Wee the cause Of its feaster lanai,, but its success on the tePtesintitc* bf last evening proves that the author was r ight in ' , MA% un the somewhat hazardous experiment of a new trial. The plot is as follower... Arr. didgate (11Laircnaari), a rag merchant cf London, and his wife (Mts.Weartev) go with their daughter atesdie (Miss J. Scars') to Bou logne, for the purpose of enjoyiteg their fortune in st) le, and getting the said daughter married to .h e s on of a Kentish Seroiet, Pie Calk, Covemsadow (B"weisa).— This son was a wild yoangolgabond. indulging isreeery eon of dissipationin Pares, and had for his servant one' I Peal Shack (Kimura who, finding his mauler in'dififi- • colitis fof want of money, and embarrassed by a maul- ' snonial contract which he entered into with a worthless French dansease, runs away hoar him, taking his. port manteau, passpot tAtc. instead of his wages: On his arrival by the diligence at Boulogne, be meets his brother,. Peter Shack (Muslim). then in the service of Captain Middleton (Unionis). wbo was endeavouring to re- cruit his finances by the' ten thousand pounds' fe. tone of Amelia. The two Shacks, who seem to have been a finished pair. of rascals, and parties larly acquainted with that part of the English law to be learnt at the Oid Bailey, enter into a plan for ousting their respective masters of Amelia': fortune, and securing it for themselves. It is, therefore, agreed' that Peter should, by means of the portmanteau. represent himself as young Commeadow, and par bit addresses to the young lady. At the same time TIM* Postlethmaite (Mrs. Gast), the housekeeper. bin, for a promised bribe of twenty pounds, undertaken to bring about the marriage of her young mistress wish the Captain; sb that when 'Peter is introduced to the ' Aidgela as young Cowart:dew, just come down how Parts, be enconoters his Master as a rival; and here the while fon and humour of the peace begin. He per• males his master that he is forwarding his suit by pet sonifying biz rival. Covomeation, in euch a mauler as to disgust the young Lady nun her parents with his. and thus make room far him. Captain lifiddleten. Is the meantime Mr Colley Cowineedete arrives at Bow • logne also to. see his son anatried, but learns there, by e ',citations Pat is, of his *idol tune w hit the opera daac.r. In TM midst of his afflicti..n, too, he is, by the ms vies of the two Meth. Worn up by the police as fie fugitive Peel Oat k . who had tied from Parris antLyobbed his m4ster: There are some other cuisow and lac liable incidents also introduced in the adven tures oithe brothers' okeek, who are, however, vlii— arately detected In their tricks and rascality by Ilse vigilance of the housekeeper. The characters wets admirably supported, 'and its antroaacemeilt to mete' lion on Saturday Drat Was received with los! cheers from every pan of the House. SIEMMIeff Mr. N. M. ROTHSCHILD entertained a party to dinner yesterday. a 1 his residence ia The test Gowns contains a proclemstiongicr i A_l rewords( SOL to any person who shall give snob may kid to a commit* of the gypped inceodiarhe at Woo* ' stet Abh ejg., and another reward of 1501. for such inforatedes may leisissime conviction of the offended; both rewards le N ' paid by dirDma and Chapter. Lord Suiten took his seat yesterday evertiei is the ~_ Ilene el ceemeees. being the brit asMlk who AMP tw vellt In *Olken Mies rho pada' ef the Catholic enumAis• Dr. Joan Mims who was recently appointed 11 7 tatilz dew Admiral , / their Advocato.flentrai. was on Tow need as such to the Judge of die **Many Court. hio seat scoordgogips finordav, at titre o'clock be the day, as at. 'S.-IF. hoot was walking dews the llbrearill,widt two semi, woe Man under Ms seas. sews demereus amps, metrived to deck thews ewe sersemlly web his escape down ilosswetreet. A nteesing et the Middlesex Magistrates vras bold is Too* at the tiresioss Homo as Orriotwollgtooa, of whisk gas ow* of intiipo moo wed to the Comalokteo los moil Irmo* Lank Asylum. As Ifienanswes Police OFice yesterday, Joseph_ d N his..., Motor at the dip Too gators, woo Ina laths ~ ll _ = i ta i tirselr ems. for refusing to rep el arab &flared by Wm. Wady. Defog • tlsea Ominimor el died* • Mkt "If edmb et the mornins of the Stb inst. the hoes of Mr. Kees, is Zwia-street. &mod! was b urna and platy to a ennaiderable amosat wa s stOkil ,herelsons. ' Tt in W Ti the 0 jesmv MUM A Kates up st 'ft the ( in. it amid debt, N opal men dent the L Mee Hari 91 lii t4l they C dash to b at tt •ern woe pre, •ery petit Ti more thAt such nut i M den MI by I infin tell. inch th• 1 set' 0 bow tub... l be A r VNITI the i IN the j dial prol l cili Bees hold