Star. — London, England, 1827-11-23 00:00:00

, • attack. Atter a lodg roasting fight of ,sauskrets y, the creek found binsselt between the two Xurkirli boats abit carried tbreo %inset Isis . copplinvint• of men. On this the Captain of the Nirtico, a dodos Ipsariot, drew alongside one of the •Ii&oleval. and shouting to his to Iflllod bi)ll 4 lfisfped on her drck and cut dow2 z e 'ter. ' temsaitnarderd: tint t w h o is o m th e e n r d T id u n r ot ks fo fe ua ll w be h ne in a i t ; h et: a Greek on board the Tdrkish boat contrilled td plait a 1 yatagars In Ali back -she fell.-an expert hand cut off his head; whilst a Crowd of others, wits yells of triumph, backed at his prostrate body. some of the Gre ks, at this sight, 'set Ate to their rtirdera..the boat blew up; but twenty out of the thirty that compoied the crew, were picked up alivr by the Turks, and- brbug.ht into Cesme, IA ith the head of the Captain suspended at the bowsprit of one of the Sacco eats, These prisoners (strange to tell) were riot-massacred, but tent over to Scio, were they are still in the Castle. The headless hacked body of the Captain, alter being exposed some hi.urspn the Q ray, was thrown iritothe sea. Ina day or too, it floated ashore ; and now lies, a most revolt ng spect.cle. on the sands at the end of the creek, about a bowsprit's length from the town. " 1 , As Captain ltooke.is getting under weigh, I have . . 4tut time to add another *ord.'. \ MALTA, 00T. Sf. • . I avail myself of this opportunity to add to the above smmunication, which I have the honour to forward herewith, to give you the latest news we have by , the J *per, arrived to-day : " His Majes! y's brig Jasper, Captain Rooke, sailed from Cesme , rsith 22 EitiAlish vessels under her convoy, bound. fir Great Brrctin. On the Ilth instant. off Serpi)°, three misticoes came from the shore, or,e ol them passing withingun shotot the Jasper, which took in Ina the brig Elizabeth ; Captain Noakes, about two miles di,tanttrom the brig of war. TheJ 'spot inure diately rammed her boats, one carrying 12 pounder; and sent them to the assistance of the Elizabeth ; but being they reached her the Greeks had got out her long boat, laden it with fruit. takers it on shore, returned again, and laden it a second time, a ith apparel, stoles, , 1 4c. when the Jasper's boats came up and fired upon the misticoes, broke the mast of one of them, and they cast off and made for the shore of &Thant°. The Elisabeth recovered her boat, apparel, and stores ; the brig of war's boats pursued the misticoes, but the Gi eeks mcceeded in getting ashore, and opened a heavy firs upon the Jasper's boats oh their searing the beach.— A midshipman was shot through his arm, and two sailors were also wounded, one mortally, though yet alive. Ore of the Greeks who boarded the Elizabeth was so intent upon plunder, that he did not observe when the misticoes went off, and wrs left by diem on board. But, c'in the ether hand, they had ea, ried off an English lad from the Elisabeth. Captain It .nke got the prisoner en board the Jasper, who being in•erpreted (through the Greek pito.) as to whether the Greeks were aware, when they took the Elisabeth in tow, that an English vessel OE war was in conspany,rep!ied 'Yes:They even thought there were two vessels of war, having mistaken !sae crf the convoy for a King's ship. Captain Rooke then asked what redsoris they mid for plundering British pros petty? Tire GRA replia4o4 is the fault of you Eng lish that we plundftlikejrhu've taken many of u- Greeks to Malta, 'ant!fliseni ke us go amiss ; *helots, it you had made an exawrofe . 'ilf ac e we should not have continued this plundernig: tra the morning after tln attack,the Greeks on shore hoisted a flag of truce, ICI the purpose of offering to give up the Eighth lad for the Greek prisoner, which wont Captain Rooke corn p)ieJ witn.• Tr.o lad states that she misticoes had on I oard lonian colours,uhich they stowed away when the 'roper's boats chased them. Captain ltooke says, that in all the ports of the Levant, tvliere there is one vessel under Greek colours, there are ten under the I Irian flag. The Greek taken from the E izabeth stated, that there Were IS other misticoes. The Jasper called at Milo, and fouad lying there the Engi sb brig Kitty, which had been plundered on her voyage to or from Alexam citia. She was not in a fit r ta'e to go to sea, and there }Ore did not avail herself of the Ja.per's protection, but waited for some other opportunity. " The Jasper tell its with a large Greek armed brig, full of men. The Commander told Captain Rooke that he hal been in chase of a mink°, which had plundered two Austrian vessels, but had not succeeded in coming up a kit I:er, and requested Captain Retake to t.e on the look our. So3n after, Captain It. spoke the said two Austrian vessels, and they complained of having been plundered by a brig exactly answering the description of the one Captain R. had spoken with. " Captain Rook. mentions, that the blaster of the brig Lively, Captain ford. one of the convoy, deserves particular notice for the courage he sheared in having put out his boar, and attacking the misticoes in a very gallant manner." AN AMERICAN ORDINARY AT CINCINNATI. It *as Easter Sunday, and the landing was crowded with respectable well dressed people. NVe had only, a minute to View the !root of this part of the city, with the steam beat landibg, and the villages of Newport and Cosiogtoo on the opposite side, before we were -haat, and introduced to C o lonel Stack, proprietor of the principal hotel, ap establishment of order, regular ray, and comfort, that would do credit to any city of Europe. The number and respectability of its guests proved at once the estimation in which it was held in the country. The dinner-bell summoned us at two o'clock, and we found an assemblage of about 70 ladies and gen ; the farmer at the head of the table, with Mrs. ack, while the Colonel was on hi s f ee t, at . Mrs. teeding to wantisof his guests, and seeing that the waiters were httending to their duty. The dinner was such, that an 4c ure , A , whatever part of the world he might bevel/rived, iltould 110(ve had little cause to complain, as its no part of my travels have I seen a '4loaltte spread with more Peefutiorr i etr, better served : the shitty occasion dl complains, with an Engli.hmaa would arise from the *Arita warm pla* , and a little more time to have et oyed the repast % shanty minutes only being allowed by the habits of this !chit of attnqica tor their prindpild meal. Little wine is used at thidinner table. the rests being principally merchaats, who pre. fer this /Wade of living to housekeepin& return intim diet* to their stores or counting-houses, with a better reli for business than is usually found after the enjoy. ment of the bottle. In the market, next morning, the . authcir was astonished at the prices-of the articles, as well as at their superior quality. For a hind quarter of mutton, 13d. was demanded ; a turkey, that would have borne a comparison with the best Christmas bird from Noilblk, the same price; fowls Sd. to 4d. each ; a fine roasting pig, ready for the spit, ls. Sd.; beet 111 per pound ; pork Id. per pound ; -butter. dowse, • Indian corn, wheaten Slur, and every other article in the same proportion. • The fish-market was equally good and reasonable: and the vegetables as excellent - as the season would slow ; the asparagus in particular, superior in goodness to that exposed at Covent Garden. arid at less than one fourth of its pricer BrillocEa Travels ix America. ' THE hiV Hbilp . - STA K. fRIOAV, NOVSMBER 4S, UM.' ~•Ml. STOCK ICSCIIANGK, TW RINK OCLOCK:- Consols, hick left off yesterday It s 4 I, opened teat morning at 84) tor the Account, afterward. declined to 841 ; bte ateictior; bat taken place, and they may be Voted at present at 841 I, and (or neat Account 84j. 'T►ere bag been some budoesa doing, but not of any gtestionlegt. , . The Foreign Ilistket Is at present, iuderarf, 'kb little of nothing doing:. . it ICE or irrocits.kr TwcillvciacK• Bank Stock 205 2041 • India Stock 3 per Cent. Bed. 85 84 . • !Onto Hoods 79 91 3 per Ct. Cons. 841 3 .. uth Sea Stock 3 per Cent. 901 Old Annuities 33 per Cent. lied. 901 3 £lOOO Erciseq. BIM 51 59 4 per Ct. New 100 i 3 3 . .1300 Ditto St 52 4 per Cent. Scrip ; 1100 mud £9OO Ditto bt. 53 4 per Cent. 1826, 1003 Bank fur Acet. Long Ann.l9 13 I G 151113-16 Cumwels fur Acct. 843 3 3 1 , 01151141 N FUNDS, TWO °IAA/1 K. ' ' CreilHan Dds.Sp tie. 80 3 I Mexican Bonds,sp C 423 Do. Ace. 603 Do Stis.lesp; s 6p C. t wunda.m itna , l•, 6 p Ct. Do Acct 54 3 Ditto 8d5,1924 Peruvian.Bonda.6 p Ct 35 363 Do Acct 303 Uo Acct 33 363 36 37 ravish p Ct 60 Russ. tids.lll2i, 5p C. 92 Do Acct. 603 Spanith Bds 5 p C 91 103 Greek Bund4, Sp Ct. I Do. lionds.lll4, 5p C. Do. Bds. 1995, Sp Ct. 191 3 Do Ac.t. 6 3 BRITISH AND FUltlittiN SIIAIIES, TWO O'CLOCIii. • • 190 , 83 ' ' • 96 300 203 • 155 35 , 20 `, 70 79 71 72 100 20 -14 t 3 400 400 Anglo blexican Hulanes Masilian Colombian Heat del Monte --.—. ......_ ' Do. Do. 430 450 • 435 tinned' ;11exican 4U 33 ' 17 i Guardian Fire Ass. 100 10 • V 1 i AUSTRIAN FA/ NDS, YIWA, Nowissiza 10. 51statliques 911-114sak Shares 1‘143p The Dover letters, whscle ars ivied in towathis morning, state that, up to ttie departure of the Mail last night, it had blown a heavy tale from the northward all day, preventing all communication from the French coast ; to this manse may be atttibuted the non•artivalS injown .this morning of any expresses from the French Capital. This dearth of information causes the invention of numerous reports concerning our atfaits in the Esst, not one of which has the slightest foundation. Since writing the above, and just as our Pape► was going to Press, an Expre,s at fired frorri Paris with the Gazelle de France, dated yesterday, tram whitsb the following are extracts: ?NOM THE GAZETTE DI FRANCE pr TESECIDEW CONSTANTINOPUI, OCIOIIIII tS. • No change has taken place here, the Porte, true to its system, has not made one step towards a teconciliation. The orders sent to Ibrahim are very impressing— amongst his orders, otw to unite is the Marta, the sobutission of the Captains of Livadia to put an end to the insurrections. The Reis Effendi hai commu nicated to the European Ministers a state of the Turkish Egyptian fleet in the Morea, anti i Bulletin of a victory achieved by Tahir Pucha over Lord Cochrane, who took to flight ; hut the sews from Greece does not men• tion one word of the,pretended victory. • According to the invitatinn - of Codringto?, the Greriti:krave raised , the siege of Scio.,/?ags4prrg,ktUiette. i.titis, iri*:ll. In our attmber of yesterday we stated 'some detalsl of the scene of the 19th. The disturbers separated. but saying they would come.in strength to.nyrrow. They did not fail, and their exc.sses were against the peace able inhabitants. The force sent against then for it long time did not act. They barricaded rue St..Derris. Ou becoming mote numerous, they er,ued the armed force. throwing stones, and huoting,seditinus vies. At length they were dciven from street to street—they wombed them selves and suffered a regular siege, and •fired son* , enthkets. At ten o'clock the crave assertibled in the Place of Chatelet, and three Commissaries of the Polee precedid the detachment of the troops of the line and cavalry, tl•ey were again summoned to retire, but in vain, the barricades were att*cked, a volley of stones were thrown, and muskets filed from the windows. Several of the military h eve been wounded : at midnight their entrenchments were carried, and the streets were evacuated. Several of the srAit.ry are wounded br stones end builets; several -of the rioters have fallen victims, and a great•nomber have been attested. PARIS, Noy. so. * The disorder which took place yesterday, has been renewed more seriously. New . barricades have been found in the Rue St. Martin and &. Denis, the troops have overthrown these feeble obstacle*; at the Palais Royal the .gates, were shut at half-past eight o'cloc It. Five per Cents. 99f. 80e.—Three per Cents. erlf. 40c. but after 'Change hours, they got up to 666 loc. as tie Minister was gaining ground. Private letters, Wbich have been received this morn ing from Vienna of the 11th instant, speak in confi . det4 teinu 'of the belief among the best inintined in that capital, that the adjustment of the then pending negoc ia dons between the Allied Powets and the Pone, would be awaled in an amicable manner; ibis is ascribed in a great measure to the . good offices of Baron OITINTELI, the Austrian -Interntineio, who has been indefatigable lately in his exertions- to re-establish the good understanding that fOrmerly existed between these Power!. These good oißcei, it must be observed, were all anterior t 4 the date when the intelligence of the battle of Navasin might be expected to reach the Turkish capital ; and the pacific anticipations are greatly at variance with the observations of the Austrian Observer of the same date as the letters alluded to, which, after giving a short account of the battle of Na varin, conclude, with the following remarks:---- " These accounts have thrown the merchants here into alarm, because so many mercantile interests are , closely interwoven with the fate of the Europeans in. Turkey; and, ia cane they should be endangered, guest louses may...accrue to all countries, especially to those lying in the Mediterranean and the Adriatic; which have their principal commerce with the Levant. Thin houses too, which carry on the corn wade with Odell; tire eirposed to rest risk, f& a treat many ships ars at Odessa toiwg' iw‘ cargoes of vain .which, in case of a brehWileith,4se rutte,• "RIM not be able to continue their 'royal*, and yet the t) 4 / 1 drag & for the amount of 'invoice& Mist be paid; end. under such circurnstAnces no money INGO.: be si. voiced oq the bills of lading, natteithstinding the insuranie, as is oaiervise usual. It is therefore much to be Wished that ill those alarms may be soon its pelled by the seceipt of more pacific netra:. The 'streets which We subjoin limb the Ilsrinsio Papers, that arrived this morning, are of mote interest thanWkat has lately occupied these Journal.. It appeals that immediately after the receipt at Vienna, rrt the imFortant news from Trieste of the late battle, the ac ceptance of all bills of exchange from Constsrainople was suspended, till the fate of the Greeks end Ft ank% was accettaine d. and import4nt dispatchei had been bent from Vienna so TI Friume,Venice, and Ragusa, and to the General commanding on the Turkish fi onti In an article from Ancona it is related that as soon es the Christian squadron c"mmenced &sing, the Greek salons on board the Tut kith fleet were all ma% a. teed. And the Secretary to the CAPITA'IA Bit who, it may be remembered. was taken prisoner in the engagement, declaimed that his Master wi,hed for asidi sought an engagemmnt, hating received orders from the Sultan to destroy thm: Christian squadron with the aid-of Lis five ships. .FllO3l THZ DANUBE, Nov. 11. • According to letters from Vienna, intetediattly the receipt of the important news from Trieste.' the 'acceptance of all bills of Exchange drawn fioni Con- Istitotinople was suspended, ti,l it should be ascrrtained what measures may have been taken against the Greeks rand the Franks in the Turkish capital, in consequence of the 14e events. The dispatches seat from Vienna to Trieste, Fiume, Venice. R lust. as well as those sent b► a courier to the General comrnandingem the Tug kish frontiers, are said to be very impqrtast. FROM TAU FRONTIERS OF ITAZif. Nov a. The English Courier who has passed through with Admit td Cedrington's dispatches for London, says, that a considerable number• of English wounded bad been brought by a 'brig of war to the Lasaretto at CorfmAi- The French anJ Russian woomled sere brought to Z4nte. The commerce with the Italian sea ports with the Levant, which suffered extremely Erom the piraty exercised under the Greek flag, is now wholly paralysed by the hostilities with the Turks. All vessels freighted for Turkish ports remain in the harbours, and most of those that have but Ltely sailed have returned. In surances can scarcely be effected on any terms. Admiral de Rigny had ordered back several Austrian and other merchantmen. laden with ammunition, and bound to Turkish ports, which have sailed to Zantr to discharge their Correspondent, Nov. 15. BUCHAREST, Bonanza Y. By the ordinary pnst we have letters from Constanti nople to the 25th October, but which contain nothing of importance. M. Menziacky, the Russian Consul, has ldt us and gone to Jassy. His &pasture, the object of which is to see to the iepairs of the buildings belonging to the Russian Con. stilate t *lsiah were much dama4ed by the late fire at Jassy, excites some sensation under the pesem cis. emalstar cis. : ANCONA, Nesi-41.-1 The Dartmouth legate whickitribeed here =I the 2d instant, landed 37 woundia ass our . .L orient), tof whom two are ahead, dead. It %Mated that, saloon as the Sling of the Chtati-an sqitaidrolicommenced. the 'Finks massacred all the Grtek tailor . : on boa, d their shipalieTurkish batter ies,in the island of Spac teris,ver re silenced and taken by the Russians. It is said that the I Turkish Admiral's Secretary, who was taken. prisoner il has declared that the Admiral wished fer and sought an engagement, havingteceived ordirs from Constar). tinople, by the aid of his 6sialiips, to destroy the Chris. tian ships on the first oppostunity.-41genteirre November 16. COURT CIRCULAR. The Duke and Oucheu of CLARENCS gave at grand dinner en Wednesday ' s, their seat in Bushy Park, to a numernat party of the Nobility . and Gentry. Their Royal Highnesses gave a ball la the evening to a numerous assembler of the neighbouring Gentry. The Duke of Gaon arena visited the Princess Awn:rasa yes terday, at her residence In the King's Palace, Sc. James's, The Duke of Ciaaince earns to town yesterday morning from , his residence ia Bushy Park. His Royal Highness held a levee at the Admiralty, as Loan Hien Amstam., which WAS attended by a number of Flag and other Naval Deicers. The Margols of LOWDOWN, Mr. nesters, and Mr.• &manes Boon;, visited the Earl of DIMAS' yesterday, at the Foreign 016ce, Downing-street. Count hinter's% the Hanoverian Minister, and Monsieur Rola,. the French Charge d'Affaires, transac ed business with the liarl of Dunaar yesterday. at the Foreign °lice. - . Prince Luria, the Russian Anibassadnr, pee a grand dfriner yesterday, at Ashborniant-house, Doer-streat, to the Duhe of Davonsanas. the Earl of DUDLEY, and some of She Foreign Ant: basaadon and Ministers. The Cnaticattos of the &Cement - kft town yesterday for wat at Montree.L • What has been stated of the intention of the Admi. rally to cause the ships injured at Nivarin to undergo repair at Malta, is confirmed ; and his Majesty's ship Rattlesnake is to sail immediately from Portsmouth with the masts, spars, and stores, for that purpose. She will also carry out a supply of super numerat y seamen for the squadron in the Mediterranean. There are Gibraltar letters in town to the ht inst. They notice the condemnation of the vessel Lord Itn don, and the continued seizure of ships trading between I that fortress and the Spanish coast. • Etorsuatir.—A young Lady of eighteen,weil known in high lila, was discovered to have eloped from herunclis house, on being called to her sideinse on Wednesday morning. Her brother ihstansly purirsed. anti caught the happy pait 'in a pow shaise,and four, fast on their road to Liverpool. The gay Lathario is a half-pay Miter, apt was much chagrined at being separated from his awn eau*. • Tbis morning the Manchester tnailzoach was dettlittee two hours beyond its usual Mee of a rival et the Ge tt e,al Postb6Ee, by. site snow. lit ; eitagURGEI, (kiosks it On the evening of the 19'4.04 Maje.ty the left this capital to go ski visit Use. irrr.jaa of , both& A courier. whe aitived hire on Saturday told Of this Month, brought the news of the The (rime's of Elie:tn. Our braire Irorps, i.l , after evoking a breach, becarne,poorued to l es poirant place. tne garriso n , of npviards of 3.000 anJ their Comm indent, Muslin-Khan, aie war. The Of charged with the Comintinieati• ft this happy rve..t had ►CarcelY arri ved at St. I s etersbur before he Ili it again to, hasten with the details M•jesty the Emperor. COMMERCIAL INIEtLIGENCE--THA Sesaa.—The deliveries of Liciti•is Plantation Sept,, ! bore been unusually small; bat this Circumstance has not sky market tram the inactivity which has existed for a past. There Sas, however, been rather more bap heti doles the rest two days dui at the heighten* of the vita. Ti u iiptalities tontine* to MINN with a readier sale than other lions. The transactions this morning welt not numerou., prices are abort the same. The demand 64: Futtign Se; bask than it was, and u the stock has muck ieerrased, the prices were obtAned with diScuity. The I.te of Sugars having supplied Immediate wants, tilt demand stagnant. Sewn ►ave been in demand for ►hipment, pat'eolarly , Aateti attrismon. The latter has * lmprevesi in a .I:ght degree gibe cornier is heavy, notwithstanding Its prim k w price. *se are held firmly at their farmer value Cassia Lignea it , es i Om abet hand, flat; Cassia nods cannot obtain moire than from 51, to 51. St. per cwt. Rot, particularly the finer sorts of Jamaica, is in demand; but, gettersily, very little is doh's. The present stock of item is the • West India. Dodui le rather above 18.000 puncheons and 1,100 hiuls, being less by about 2,000 puneheous than at this period la.t year. Tw s -9se oar approach of the Quarterly Sale of Tat at the Rad India Masse tends to diminish hoeinem. The total quadri declared for sale, including private trade, is 7,700,0001ha.--aad pF jets of 1,200,000 lbs. of Rubes; 4,950,000 an: of Congou, Camp{ l'ehoe, and Sottthoogs 1,20,000 kba. of Twaokay and Bps. Bide ; and 200,000 lbs. of Hymn. fiaaverrae.--There have been some considerable purchases of S.titpetre iMs week, at 25e. Id. per cwt. and some speculation to the ankle has been entered lota. The holders are solions for the arrival of news from Turkey. The deliveries fro. the Wartbeu le r hate sot boa talkative this week: the orders for ezportatiA are I _ Rumex Positions k held more firmly than for some time past, owing to the expected kitorroption of the intercootso with Sc. Pe tersbargb by the amity 10 of the frost. Although recent snouts state the water to be siker, it is fully expected that the seat letters will bring km favoarabio accounts. The majority of ibe semis lying at Createadt, GO the 6th Inst. bad their cargoes on board aid were ready for sea, sadist the trmatky d Tallow left behind not ►e considerable. Tadow has boweitiblis bigli as 381. this wed, Hemp is In demand at from 439 10 r. to ilitr per too. Bristle, re main mai Mr Noe, tie import al raged darts dae pear hes b oa far belied am of but ram . - Mx—Turkey Sak Is Idsiker, owing to the vitiation of dank the East--not much . lnoweeer has been dew, at sword kesdasit babe are atieeted soon to ar!les. The export of the pardons Nletals k aotleed a week dace. has on been eoadused to any only 1,003 os. of Geld Coln hong bens emend for shipment this week. The Carron Ma axes has see putakse in any teenderable dra gros of the activity of stock at Ilverpsl, where some large yes chases have been made, partly Ibr spendiski r The prices of MOSS desalptlesis remain much the Win% * Timm wad a sale of Cotton Wool this merging at the Raw lab Hume, whit on fully at , tended. dace Hags slo ;of eV ;i F biits p bas 04g! pai ler ° with alien Turk , e wive r terrifi Emppiej. 4 : „9111 or Dam rdsy, the ,o taking of ill dale this 'lc ,000 tnei; 4 00eisnt nation ierbitursli, • tilt to hit tV_P . ( D . DAY. .s this sreelt lot reli eves ' • 7 l — fit a fortaini aid* irf r yid 4. = beteresigei lee descrip: 1/11.817 a. SI, the opts iakte the lathier Wm. autitius 1.7 a fur it sly Pepper - Jibe ow; error; is.c t; riCe. lee s enka (' COMMERCIAL SOCIETY. A numerous Meeting of the above Society took place last evening at the Kendal Tavern, Fleet street, for the purpose of electing Trustees. The object for which ttis Sbciety has been established, is to effect employment for unemployed Bankers, Merchants, and other Clerks, or to afford a weekly relid, in case°, ill'health or inabistyl io procure the necessary Atoms of employment. The Secretary then read the Ke:.ol al ions of the Society. SALTtns.ent.fi. peopeoed Mr. MARSH of Wood stieet, Ckeapside, as a fit and proper person to become a Trusteetf the Strifiriy. Mr. Ma nine, • who wet elected with acclamation, alma( d it as his intention to &ever y thing in his power ' to rurvracd the views of the Society, which he conceived to 1 e of great advantage to young men connected with the mercantile interests of the City. • After a few observations from some of the members of the Iketieq it adjoonsed. tASOIONAILLE INTELLIGENCE ARRIVALS. Emily Marchioness Loodooderry, in St. James'osquare, oe her way for Gnaw Hall, throat of Lard &field ; Major and Mrs. Gore. in Baker -street, from Paris; CAPSOitell of Laitrim. in Brea Cumberland-place • Mr. Mil Mrs. Tewsdated.in Gloucestenplice, from Italy I Lady ' Charlotte Wealth, In George-street, tionser square • Mrs. and Miss Steward, in Purtland.phre/ °Pa Arbuthnot, in Baker -ahem, from Path; Captain Falecurnhe, in Yorii.phce • Mr. and Mrs. Dawsoo,st their house in Manchester. square, frail their seat, St. Leooard's Hill, near Winder; Lord Lynedoeh, at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, from Bedford ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Botlield, at the Landau Hotel, Alhemarlostreet, from their sent is Staffordshim ; Thames Page, Esq. at Festaa's Hotel. St. James's -street, from Surrey; Home fkonarrs' Est at ditto, (rain Surrey; P. H. Fantail Norwich, and Thomas Graham, &qrs. at ditto, from Brightou ; J. Prier, Req. at ditto. from Exeter 1 Captain Ilrown, at Fladones Hotel. Orfoniktreet, from a tour; S. 8010. Est at ditto, from Norfolk ; 'Lady Stratton and Mr. Stratton, at Hakin's Hotel, from Wales; Sir John Washery, at ditto, hem Chewer ; the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bee, at ditto. DEPA @TURES. L - The. Marquis sod Marchioness of. Chordal. for their seat is Bucks • the Earl of Talbot and Lady Cecil Talbot, for the Marquis of Saliebury's seat, Hatfield: Colonel Cooke, from his boom in Upper !kook street, for Sir W. Disney, Bart.'s seat in Herta; Capt. Harvey, R.N. front Grosvenor-street. for Portsmouth; Lord til l Vincent, from Ellis'. Hotel, St. James's-street, for Winchester; Sir Cha rles Chad, Bart. from FLadoog's Hote/, for Devoadtire; the Rev. J. Drake, front ditto, for Yorkshire • G. Grenville Pigott. Bag front ditto, to Bucks ' • George Best, Esti. from }fakeer Hotel. for Palls; Joha Berber Esq. from ditto, for Tunbridge Wets; Richard Becher, Esq. and Mrs. Becher. from ditto, for Dover; Dt• and Mrs. Bruce, from ditto, for Sandhurst. CHANGES. • Lord Ashley, frost Alserystwitb. for Renton Castle; Major White,•from Lymingtcm, to Bath; Viscount hilloso, at his see, Mortimer House, Northamptonshire, trona a tour; the Earl 1214 Countess of Jersey; on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Rick. mond, at their ant, Goodwood, Sussex, from Br A. Paget's, nes t Southanipiog; Mr. and .1 r 4 Tracey, at their Salt inWorcesterobirat from thew seat In Souttt."Walrs. Loin, Isidurais Lordship has been fully copied ittor Isis sows' tibia Natrartd. Kir t'iree da: tiaze sass :ekes ep in replying to letters ask pertional int. tisanes to the relatives of stabs •ho "%ate is' thi tate • bustle.' lits Lordship 4 Vitt' volisbed . tossirg Gentlemen, aged 1:2; sae- receivvel—etrerj body oho applied to him with :seat Courtesy. Oa Wednesday be visited she liar HIOII AnntaaL at Be by Park; and tbis atom W Pft:e l4 led to the Matt:pis" of SALISSURfs seat , sheet fos bet, the til'Ta4boy.' the 'Doke ad W ' l . l "rers*. Out ;witty-et ibis Nubility eieblc;s• • • . -•• • • •• -* • - Hii turbai quills, OS fields who's &WI, of sand :galley. witi - e fact i I cer can e , be chi that Cra CNA MIS IMP 11 1 4 Mai gaol wet' ita l / 2 11 adore d him Am* Taw dew', tha a Pant 4,01 !orate Nina au dis a• cold r t days ; a and hose h as p IS and wits pia • 1 nuig It. to The Vat- a t." and nic