Star. — London, England, 1827-12-19 00:00:00

VIENNA, DiCaMna . .8.44.1\ The departure of the antapw M du. has cri dill" eleven o'clock du iken 1 length taken place, He Laming, afterhariing`ta_ .ave of his Majesty, who ensbriced hilts in the most affectionate manner. the or„u I am informed, gnistrenced to the lospet is' artliy; - ar dinner, yesterday, when he drank to the bealthiifthe Infant, who rose and kissed his irlajestr' .4344. that in course of the ensuing spring, her Majesty the Closest Maria da Gloria, of Portugal, would arrive 'here frOm"Eio Janeiro to reside at the Imperial Court, until she was of age to asiume in her own person the reins of. Government in Portugal. The Queco will edfrie by the way of Naples, where the Archduchess, Clementine willaseet her, and accompany hei to Vienna, This arrangement with the Emper Don Pedru bas now beess.communicated to the Imperial Court. r MALT A, Nov. 15. ATTRACT OF A LETTER. • Heating.that the Gcnna is to sail immediately for EaglAnd, I seize the opportunity of enclosing to you one of our last Gautier, not that it contains any thing of importance, but because it gives you the latest news from a spot to which your attention must for some time to come be directed. i• It is a great question with our politicians here, Whether the victory of Navarro will hive the efFret of accelerating or preventing a formal war with the. Otta man Porte. For my own part, I cannot avoid the, in): preision that the sphere of hostilities will, ere long, be, extended. The ultimate consequences, however, are fat beyond my calculation. " By a private letter from Tt iyoli, of The 2d instant,' I learn that a repot had reached that place from S .0.. clan. that Captain Clappetton died at Sackatoo. My Tripalitan correspondent, however, doubts the authen ticity of the report; but, however this may prove in the . issue, it is next to certain the says), that a short time . will put us in possession of intelligence relating to the geography of Central Africa ;•for• the survisors of Clap-' per ton (or himself, if he be not dead) art on their way, from Sackatoo, to reach Tr ipoll,try Bornou and Fess i n.l They penetrated to Sackatoo (this is - cesta.in), by the { way of Dahniny, from the Bight of Benin; and diet r.ti A, at all events,bring with them Clapperton's notes and papers.. Swine natives of Boinou (wbo ate con • firmed by persons of Waday and Beghartni), assert that ii. the : wait,. of the Yeou and GXmhardu, togellte.4 tp, several others of magnitude , form. iotectlitili, l i t Nile, which runs on to Nubia and Egypt ;Altai I A late Tchad is - termed in a measure by the confitiejNt orihis- and other great waters, including the Sherry; . . - slid that it has an eastern outlet, from whence escape,. piobably, as much water as runs into it.— Thu. it would appear that the Arabs were tight in as 'setting to Denham, th it the icou was the Nile. They say', in Morocco, that die Nostra (or Jolliba) Riser joins the abovemeutiored streams. Other AfriCans • assert the same, but say that' a branch of this latter flows behind Dahomy into the ocean—a fact (if such it be) not unknown to Bosnian a century ago. If I give yon the communications of my friend at Tripoli; reason upon them as you may." The following are extracts from the Mak. Gg4elbe of t te 14th ult.;-- • MALTA, Nov. l4.—A part of the Russian squadron, consistiag of his Imperial Majesty's ships of the line Azoffibearing the fi qr . of Rear Admiral Count L. de Heiden), Gangoute, Ezekiel, and Alexander Neaysky, with the Provorany and Castor frigates, and corvette Gremiastschy, dropped anchor in the port of Valetta, • on the Bth instant, having left Navarin on the 25th of October. They ate remarkably fine vessels, and bear evident marks (the Azoff in particular) of the closeness and severity of the coeflict in wb chi they hive been engaged. His Most Christian Majesty's ship the Breslaw came sin on the 7th instant from, the same quarter. These ships, together with the British division, con • aisting of the Asia; Genoa. and Albion, ships of the line; the Talbot frigate; Mosquito, Rose, Brisk, and Philomel sloops of war; and Racer and Hind cutters (whose arrival was noticed in our•last number) were 'admitted to pratique on Friday morning last, the 9th • inst. his Excellency the Lieutenant Governor having been induced to reduce the term of their quarantine to 16 days from the date of their last communication • vrith Navarin, owing to the necessity of immediate re lief being afforded to the numerous wounded, and with the view to facilitate the important object. of refitting 'the combined fleet, and of putting it again in a state for service as speedily as possible; but this exemption •iesttittly can& ed to his Majesty's ships which were 'actually engaged at Navarin. This measure, which, on these grounds, his Excel lency deemed it expedient to adopt, under the possibility of subjecting this island to a temporary quarantine• in the Continental ports, was immediately communicated officially to all the Foreign Consuls resident hem, for the information of their respective Governments, At eleven o'clock, A.M. on Friday,. his Excellency, attended by' his Staff, and some of the principal Officers 'of the Civil Service, proceeded on board the flag Apo of the English and Russian Admirals, and alma visited his Most Christian Majesty's ship, the Breslaw, the Captain of which was ssveiely wounded in the action. On leaving the respective ships his Excellency was sa luted with the customary honours. Yesterday morning at a quarter before eleven, the principal Civil and Military Officers of this Government na trarrison, asseisruicu int ,h% Cut•toOSShousemute (where a guard t,f honour was stationed) to receive his Excellency Vice Admiral Sir Edward Codrington .on his 'landing. The Admiral on leaving the Asia was loudly cheered by her.csow. and by those of the diffe.' rent ships of the combined fleet, as he passed them in succession. His Excellency landed under a salute from Fort St. Angelo, and was accompanied try the Bea. the Chief • Justice and other, Civil and Military Officers to the lace ofValette, where he was 1 1 91COMed by his Excel- lency the Lieutenant governor. ' A Ball will be given on Wednesday evening nest, at nine ocleskOst tke t Auberge de Province, in booms of the sKtltof Navosin. _ _ _ Extract from a Letter, dated Coda, Nov. 1 :•,..a This Lland steams daily losses by the eAsotinued piracies of the Gradis. On the 20th ult. the day of the memorable battla .41f Nayarit?... at about five P.M. at the eery Eno met t.„4l t was , orhen she Fleet of the Allied Powers was con• I *pliant dse enemies of Greece, a schooner brig of alien was employed in robbing the English twig the Two Brothers, Capt. L. Caruana, ou her way front Malta to Corfu, plundering her of the Most valuable part of het cargo. The pillage lasted till half past . ten in the evening, when a heat breeze sprung up, and Coaspslled the pirate to separate. It is likely that the property. plundered horn Captain Caruana will be exc ised toCaratiusa, the principal depot for the spoils which the Greeks daily gather, with the greatest audacity and cknolitannat the ships of al! nations." , i . . . ~.. , , .^ p - THE EVENING STAR. LON DON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1827. STOCK EXCIIANGK, TWKLVE O'CLOCK. . The difference of information in the French and English News• papers, respecting affairs at Constant**,le, rather puzzles our ..-, . City politicians. The Gazette de France bri 'p favourable account, from Constan tinople; but those who baste examined the- paragraph, say it is not ' Ukiah And • that it was inserted by the French Ministry to keep up the prima( the-Fund+. Our own accounts, said to be received by ,Government, are supposed to be unfavourable. This conica -1 dietary information, together with the undecided state of that MI. .nistry; has cutlet operated on Consols this morning, as they left of yesterday at 841, 'bat opened this ',lathing at 84;- ; since which , they lucre receded. to 844, and at present May be quoted at 84 i d. with little doing, as certain parties are aositraisly waiting for intel ligence (rein Conetantinople, as some importailit event was expected to have taken place nn the 27th or 28th of, Noventbei In the Foreign market nothing is doing . .. .. CITY. HALF-PAST WIS. O'CLOCC. i Since tortil4i:efllesibi :die Cuitsol inarirtlhad taken a sttideg, torn, a.:4 Consols', Which were done In . the isatileu . vies Mt the: morning ai l /14410t Arson - tit: . receded to 14, and_ may 'ate hi, ' quoted at Mi . .. This &eh/keit attributed to the reported vofa vuurable account received yesterday by. Government. from Con stantinople. Some of the Turkey merchant, have s bern nptes;oo: - iernoirn t this morning, who 'told them tkat the enibatgefig,com stantinople had been takeu off. • Accounts received yesterday from Parts state, that otrinitti the, great expences incurred by the various armaments against the Turks and Sidelines, it is thought that a Loan w1:1 be wanting by the: ' V . 'h Government. It is again confidentlyAeported lo ?aria that a t g ?fie of Ministry will tike place. . been a failure to some eateut In Mark-lane this nuienl?.‘ .: ...3 't , .' • . CITY, THREII O'CLOCK. Vis ;' : . _ Dew confidently stated that ourlustbassadeliktCoostantinople 'atm the grand deliberation of live hoops with the Reis Effendi, leas given the. Porte to the 27th November letion;hier lethey rill accept the terms, in consequence of whirdVilkinurmik.deprefaugMns . . for his departure on the above day. PitICR OF ST OCKS A-T - 14.0 trci r ippre ,_t. Bank Stock 2041 1641611#014,' 3 per Cent. Red. 47i i Utter i'SVII IS " per Ct. Cons. Strut. South I . nisi . ' • : , • 17 Si per Cent. 901 ' °ltt A . les ,L • ; .ivrt,, ~ —: Se per Cent. Red. 904 e *Mee Ruhr* 2.1.10310 M. .i 4 pet Ct. New Shut. . X. 500 Dow 46 4 per Cent. Sc ZtO4 Avid 4 1106Uklit t t 4 per Cent. 1826, 1011 101 'COaftrierc4l • ' , Lori Ann. 19 " Cook4lllor AM. 64 i t - ..;., , L FORRItiN FUNDS, TIN . ° O'Cl.tti K . . . . 1 Austrian Bonds. 5 p. Ct ini Peru. Bonds. 6p et 141 , I 1)o. Acct. 91 Do Acct 26,1 g. 6 4 .. BorodsAyresilds.6p C. Suj '3t Pius.. 1/14. 3p C. enktenbian Bond.. 6 p Ct... 00.130nd5,1191. 3 p C. LK Ditto Bch, 1194 27 i • Do A ett. • 1. • • I %mild' 11.1.. 5p Ct. nitm.Dds.lll22, S. C," _ Do Acct 60 1* / 4 4.....5. DPI INI4 - Greek Hunch, S p Ct. Spacitak ipen , Do.lhfs. 1 fits, S p Ct. Is • 'Do Acct lie: gi5.122.5, 0 p C. Fr. Rotes. S p C. WV Do Acct 48J exchange, 2Sf 20c BRITISH AND Foluni;t4 SHARKS; Two O'CLOCK. WAN*. . Vain. 190 , .85 r 7. We have also receivedioausetitts frwitit . lawa, from which it appeirs that th!P4prtittnris of war irterpose but litt'e with the general tranquillity of the Limo, o r the measotes of the Admiisistsation, and cooside , able attention is paid to the improvement of its inter- ilal resources. Amongst other air .ngernents, is tit"' establi.liment of a Board of Agriculture, having tmder. it Sub-Corn n.ittees at the various stations. Fr ' ti report of the Central Board to the ,Government, appears that their attention is directed to the jct.°. auctinn of new plants, ass well as the iruprosemeet of the old ; and whiltt cotton, rice, ciifFee, indigo, and pepper ate not ieglected, poppy and the tea plant Mire been cultivated with considerable success; and' - ilse grape. the cultivation of which was formerly dis; wonraged that it might not interfere With the product of the Cane wines, is reamed. The mulberry had also been planted, and some successful exellpents Mide on the breeding of silkworms. ;51.1.-,-.• • By nte • our d e,• cis f rom g. we. a 4bat Colonel :de Strom who had-gone opitwo :the Duni r, had hid comumnicitibn cut off'hy the Kotsligeople. A rein lercesitent was seat from Pie imani Imiffereiinet by the ilia es, a•tiichill t rind defeated. Beticoutfen, it appears, .bad-fallen into decry, having been !educed bylthe Go- terntttrnt tip .4 mere postholder sta ;ion t site people, in c nsequence, viete is greit distress, having no means of , *batre. this morning i excised a file of Demerara e v ers to the end qt October. Thetcontain a ncitice from the principal Ofbretaof Oneonta') House, which states that in futorc . no.Coln*l l ittntluta 'shalt lie'tilsped' for . the purpose of being-ixforted to the Disked King. dom, or its Dependencies, 'unless the neeeintry oath shall be, made by the owner or proprietor, oihisattorney or known . agent, and not as beretofote by persona who 'di sot con 4 under the t§escriptionaequired by law,and who in- many cases cannot ratably have any actual knowledge of the finis which ttrtitender their oath ~by -which proceeding , inctitiVettience 'and delay toinetimes occur in expediting .iessels. In another column we have given extracts from the Molls. Genettlt received yesterday ; they inform os of Alsy . artival of a part of the Russian squadron in that Walk iiad . the landing of Admiral Conalaoroa at ialetta, after his previous indisprAticp. We regret to And mot only that the Greek• piraeies.stiH continue, but 'tbst the outrages of the fixates have of 14te mate. , . b 4 e w Letters received from Alexandria contain an extinct of an official document of some importance,- the order bb the English Admiral, directing all ships of war to IseiStet caprar . fd *assets being taken into Greece for adjudiekt; too. is tbe Com ts were completely under the : . swityr of deserters of the Gteek vessels, and, caplet ed - *Kt colblemned without any exception. This il l i Zdfited'ordett Wadbeen acted upon, and the names ' !Si - thiee'eseichaainseti'ire given that, had been,in con sequence released. A pt iv ate letter from New York. dated P4th oh. roes dear that *a subscription bad - coteirpsfidthere'in. aid of the'one • cairying on at Quebec,* go: eyecijon p( a monument .to General W'ulle to thei,city f • The last Canada Papers give the prom:Oilmen( Ailel t ilic meeting held at laletec on the stesject ' 7 * use• • 'That"a new bailorss tolOokproi y,air . suls abroad, is about to be adopted, as sprayed by the KINO. The Gerzittt Oft:at-night sWitotmce.tliai his Maar/ITT has been pleased to auger ob'tiSe'fllnn. F. J. LA>ill. his Envoy itatraMdinary and Mahler Plenipitittittar . 7 at the Court id Madrid. the dignity of a Knight IStied.firosif tbtr Order of the Itsth.—lt likewise contains ar description.tok the uniform, appr,ned by his MAJESTY. to be worn by OMsers lisAbe Royal NaSy. • 111. Fatturtn, the puts:icl i t be glad to beat, about to:have his long and . ill public Its vices L► warded_ with a Barouetage. • ..• . A petition of the freemen, householders of Cade Ilsynard Ward, has been signed by a majority of Oat body, and ii to lieptmented to.both liossaes of Perlis, meat. • The object of tin pentioners.is to recover.. if. possible, the tight of voting. which is alleged to have , been, by ancient tlistia*, and 'tinder vatiaos cbaracteis,' " rested in the rettattitheemen of the city long previous td the establishment. otliveries." A .principle - is here asserted, which has long but onsnccessfully been con tended for by otheii Vesicles the London electorsvis. that of cdnfinirtitgi a t Vaikhist to residents, to thc.exclu sion ofstrangerss • .. .Tbefollowing lag Copy oil Lever from the Marquis f of LANSDOWN ;o the Secretary of ;he Bath and West of England SOciety, ecd. re iti.at the Society's, Meeting on Monday : , Dec. S. "Sta—l regret, egtet O litaig, that if any public dutphere should ed:wit of my. leaving sari the be/insists of the week after nest (re specting which I ant et iiirliteassa certain), a oinking of. the Lieu. tenancy of the Cowie" O6 Wilts, the first since I have been Lord Lieutenant, Is bind fvf,Set time at Salisbury, and will unavoidably prevent sny taking ;Mt Chair at the Bath and West. of England Society for the Eneearigiincet of Agriculture, Ana. Manufacture. and Commerce, this year (at their interesting .nieetinp of the 17th as4)stk have tboribt it right to rve you the earliest in. Tatuation of Oita circumstance. in case any inquiries should be made by Members. I am, Sir, your faithful humblasenran t , " B. Leigh Lye, Fe* (Sec.) near Bath." " LAirgeowx." The LORD M AV° R held a Court of Ahleallefk yester day at Guildhall. The Sheriffs idelfieeld inMIN, re port of the state of the seveialliriioitiourd meted that they bad waited on the Seerefity . Of SAte for the Home Department relative to the•Chnekts rentaining in New. gate under sentence cif trilniPorfathin,*and that steps .were now taking fur their renicilal. Commissioners of the Court of Requests for khe — rtiotith ofFebruary were apvinted. A petition from the Watermen's Company, respecting a proposed by-14w for the division of certain monies, was presented, and referred iira'cismtnittie. ;Sundry perscrts were sworn and otheisiillowo to be admitted brokers. Licences were granted to coat un dertakers. John Edward Whittle was admitted a•ser cant at mace,-and sworn accordingly. The et:kidder. ; 'on of. Messrs. Sinn petitio.n for the freedom was] " :14 1 . 4 4ed;. 8 ; 1 441 bil~i. tad s . wit ordered 11. /1,4 5 id . KlN‘i'S THEATM aik iiA-141AttiCE f..,... ; .- v n were a edusad.So the last extremity, end surrendered to.. 4„,.„„ -1 . 11 e Governor" Khairakagl, whq pardeeed them. WRIWIZSDAIOIIF4RTIR Ti I , oil s 0 CL . Ocli• `. , . ti it! -4 - • 4 , ,,ui , 0 " ~ . his TWO PRIVATE tioxEs)it c • - , T GA absit hies the Persian Government, 1,7 Prince Goveinni wi n ,h 9 ' sad °twat DlktlltY ;Atm rt • • Zs, being VoIi; Sags, directing him to take measure! for reruoying the rite aunt bsba,l— Cf aeGorier ug and rum ' i t "" ' ' r • . ' * persons from about him, who had charged the Brit;dt, 1 j a i , ii:DELP bent telllitiona i nd _s . Boa sad Pit 'name airygly. - Agents in the Persian Gutpts wig fling patties to the t he COBURG THISATIUL:-Bea Tlekess se: "Inetakitelltii. Itti• h.te attack of the Iman-of-Mettat, as well as to restate L Y'' ADMISSIONS vs an THRATRES - '-- - - ": 1-;...;o-;- the property that had been drim British ve.seis, 3 Y M A SQUItItA DE and CAII . NIVALrr:AraiIe, an straminFs • .. : ve December 27. 'mt.—Tickets are on dettiery. - t a . nd to refund the duties- levied kin the bagiage - of de HI, CHARLES WRIGHT. British Envoy: . .. the P.S. The celebrated CHA UFA-0 NII, as. ed. pee Bettie. .1 • • • ILI. Lama .len wadoinew.A a. rewinikwa ressabh " - Jaws GosEr• Anglo Mexican .. _ . .. Brazilian . 35 ,20 It 5R4 j .,, 0 Colombian , . ' UR 20 1111 . , ,;•. General Mining Aro. M ' 5 12 e:tri" Pasco Peruvian 40 , II - .3 :.0 .15.1 '. United - Alexican .40 . , ' LS ' A7Oll r.tii i Alliance ileitiela and Foreign 100 . gia, . . .11i.,,,e..,..,0., It has, we believe, been satisfactorily ascertained that Government has received. ad vices from the Ambassador at Constantinople of the Roth - ult. The gate of the negotiation is, how.ver, left to mere conjecture, the contents of the dispatches being kejscitsiiitly. octet, We are enabled to give, on respectable authority, what irionsidered authentic intelligence Itlati!re to the eln-' barrio, According .to thitaccown, the embargo had _sok lopen . taken - off, empty vessels alone, boului for the Black Sea, bating been permitted to de- Vart. TheSur,ran's - protivef ir this, it 11//5 I alaAined. wah that as thesPribips ciao return, and of course with cargoes, which would probably _be what, it Pould - be better policy to lay.on a fresh smiusitgo,wbais - they mere with these advantages again In his power. • ' I . 2lllAer cv A LETTZIR FROIA AUYIttiA. 4 • " The t eigtar (orce if the Pachi of Smyrna ma* be estimat4linctbsed thossand.menOsut these require'ett stantly.reeruisjagte complete, at the;nscirtaltty them, from confided• quarto a , and bad rations, is welt. Amon g the F.o l. o.liP etioc 40f,Ms are man;ythcsate quired their Ani.sl! *l' sultan Oflisntind. from Egypt, w*rirthey have resWiredinstreitifin.froMs the Frank Otficeti retident there. the .Psche.had. first, for hi s : Fhief crizititiaingUficso'siTieJniqtaesa! 140 had servedAcilaFrenCla army, but after alkorneentbs they ditagrtit& The idea if the Pacbi ot.Egot • Claiing himself' independent it the Porte is treated every body here as pinfectly chimerical, as he is, in reality, so already, aud, would gain nothing from an ostentatious declaration but the hatoed of his tanati „cal. . . subjects." We haystmeieived-ts sneer file of Calcutta Papers to alre ?Ist:July. The brik Ottardiaii bad arrived there 'midi the ratified Treaty with Siam. -bearing the seals of the King and the tai Ministers. Captain Buttay, the, 'lace Envoy, leaded at Guide on the 14th May ► from! whence lie proceeded to Trang, where he rpm the to whom he delivered the ratified Treaty with which he was charged,' and received in 'return tlasi *Mak was brought round. The advice& from Cabul state the terntinition of hos tilities in that quarter. and that the rebellious 1011mvers of Mour.lmulsactat having beim Opeate‘ily routed and defeited at Cabal and other plates l&g.the Sikh coups, had been dispersed on:all sidas. - ,411.bam !goo ttf . theAt : habitants of gobsiteherp who, bed. dust:l44 thi.ilitati, , . .~,.., THE KING. WINDSOR. DSC. 18.— Yesterday doe Earl of fin; StXkIVIT and Mt. Husussoa arrived at the Royal Lodp i l and had seamen of his MAJESTY, after Which they pas tot* of refreshments sad retorted to London. l AN FA itmsonovon left the Royal . Lodge on Sunday af t . noon for L , ndars. His -MAJVAAt - continues o cou k with public business at the 144.1 Lodge, the %Twi g , resenting him from enjoyiag his usual dive lathe Gleit Pack. COURT CIRCULAR. The Duchess Duchess of Mari gave a grznd dinner to a select pra y , / Nobility and G e nt r y on S un d a y, i n h onour of the. Birth4ll Prince LIKMOLIP. Tire• Princess Ammo*, attended by bet Lady lu Writi ut her tesid,nce in the King's Palace, St. lames's, ab , ist nine u'cL.ck yesterday rooming, in her carriagoaluttovr, Of At Kisses Pavilion, at Brighton, tektite k b expected her Hayti fish. Deis will mate a stay of some weeks. The Princes SOPIM-MA7II.IIIA kft town yesterd. l for ha resideoce on Blackheath. :is a.l Viecount Gootaaen arrived in town yesterday, die Cenwatese de Gaze, at Selene, in Bedford hire. The Karl a Ha asowor left town on Monday tend the Kum, at the Royal Lodge. in Windsor ship renamed to town in the evening. Ur. M. turned to town on Monday evening, from the Royal The 'Marquis or 1 mssoovne and Rut of CA P OLWI yesterday, at the Foitign Office, Dowoing•street. Prince Lomax, the Russian Ambassador, tre yesterday aftersiouo, at the (Mkt of the Secretary Foreign Affairs. blr. Polaacontsa arrived rt the Colonial Office, at eleven o'clock on lioaday right, with dispatches *bit Avon, the Lord Sigh Commissioner of FASHIONABLE INTELLIG ~T -~ ARRIVALS. - The Hon. William Jervis and Mrs. Jervis, in street; Captain Ramsay, in Pall-mail, from Paris, Vade, Rag. from Deane Park, near Wingkam, Kent Spencer Jones, in Baker-street, from the Hague • of Bristol, in Sg. Jarnees.square. from her seat in and Mrs. Mamma, in Brook -street. from Paris Vaughan, in Gloucester-place, from Cheltenham in Pall-mall, from Park ; Lady Kirktatsick, in Sr Path; Captain Perersdorff, in Plecadilly, front _ Mina Barbell, in Baker -street, fromßrigboon; Mrs. and yaw be Baker -street, front Paris; Mr. and Mrs. JarnesWerar att ,i4 i : ton's Hotel, St. James*.vtreet. from Paris; C. R. Fuller, p imi , ditto, from Paris ; Janke Talbot, Fag. at ditto, from Wales; It& Ashton, Esq. at ditto, from Brigiston ; Sir Edw. and Lady Konya, 'Dart. at Mitart's Hotel. Lower I rook-sneer, from Leicester. DEPARTURES. Lard and Lady GrenvWe, for their seat, Dimmer,; Omni Spencer, from her house in St. James's-place, fee her Ina,* thorpe, Northamptonshire; Capt. Moody, for Portssmosda;.". agd Miss Sheldon, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. D. ionae,llllo street. for Bath; the Countess of Mansfield and Lady G Mem* frost Mitten's Hotel, for their seat at Richt:mod; G. Kesdall,ll4, from ditto, for Devonshire; Captain Beeves, from ditto, [veld; J. Walker, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Walker, and Family, from , Johla's Hotel, St. James's-street, for Brighton. CHANGES., The Names I,r , Bedford, from the Highliads of Scaled, fit Woburn Abbey; Sir Harry Fratherstosiasgh, pet. frost POO. ton, for Up-Park,tear Petersarld. THE ARMY.- -' A Detachment Of the 4th' lOghthile d Whit arrived lo tone yesterday from liriseol.on-whitelti TynthenolL . Detachniertta belonging thew 13'11. ilk thtli, 40th, and heir Regiments of Foot,. 1111 Kost Int* 4722thany's Service', ar rived in town yerrindhitlettrillditol, oh route to their e respectiv . Corps and Depths, •tf. i SUPPOLK tomcat:l CAV,ALRY. - The following letter hos bo th addremed by die lard-Lientingt th Uentettaut-Colonel BOCA II L ... , " Wabsfleld Lodge, Deormhere, let ' ,: @s IST sae. St s —it having linen thought eithannt; by his di* jeonfa-Governinent, to release from their fiteitent thathilitaidlit Whale Corps of Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry. In Suffolk, thethdr under your Immediate commaml, or ectaskeing at We ming troopi, If have tb 'acepisiot you. and Beg yini Mil Wake the sash known throughout the Corps, that no allowance will be i.-tied (of their maintenance after the 24th instant. I have further to wag. municate to you his •Idarerree mermaids, signified to the Se cretary of State, that you Should be informed, and thong k yea the commissioned and rton.comrnissitined 011iethraod Privates deftly part of the Corps, that his hbazary is deeply sensible of tin ant and .paarimisen uniformly displayed by the highipreeretahle Corp under your immediate command, or acting iodepeodeaSy in the enmity of Suffolk, from the time of their servisaibeing But assn into acting, under the pressure of the war, doses - to the proms -moment,. whenever their services have been required; sod it it hie MAJIMTY 'II -pleasure, as a mark of his Royal* spintliedie, that the Olken of the carpi ander your throtriantf,- and el evert yeomanry corps now sobeisting, shook{ Tetain the rash and homed belonging to their respective commissions. To such oestletarnes sf she nietitorioss serviettes( the corps of Yeomanry °miry in de foamy of Suffolk, nothing can be added toreador the grosifientim of those who form part of this valuate ithohlithaosst more cann pilete ; but I should fceiwantiog in sty duty-•te lbw comfy sod* the public, if I failed to take. the appereisity a making know, M Abe most unqualibod terms of pndear,. the willingness, di activity, the ardour, and the judgment which I how feuod to prm wail in every part of this respectable corps, whenever it has ben my duty, in my capacity of Lieutenant of the County, to ail opts them for the general good of the county. . " I ham the hamar to be, my dash ar, " Your most faithful and.thothoos @errant, leotellish . Cekmel &woos " G RA PION. " Canunanding the Sault Yeomanry Cart airy." • 41 To The Dual; our WiLt.tworow.—On returning to tow, on Saturday etening, a gang Of robbers made an attack On the trunk, confined in the 'itar'of the - carriage by patent chain braces:, The thieves. finding all their ef• forts in vain, resorted to a new mode for getting net thecontents; they bored, with a centre bit, through the top of the trunk; bet before they had accomplished their object, the Duke'svalet, then sitting on the box in frost, heard a grating noise, and, leaning over, he saw the villains at work. The valet seized a pair of dottlile barrelled pistols, but before he . was ready the robbers acre off, and effecteil their escape through a hedge. • By the Bornou laws, if a ma. brio debt and unable to pay his treditcos on clearly proving such to be the case, he is at liberty ; the Judge saying to him, " Goo send you the means!" the bystanders adding," Amen." • The laws of Malta are singularly Tavoutable to the married female. The landlord of a hotel lately ran ot, owing large sums and the creditors flocked in upon the wife and abused her: but she set them all at de' fiance, and held the furniture, and proceeded with her business, as if nothing had happened. It seems cre ditors cannot tbere . distirb a wife in possession. A RADICAL Cons.—The following' item was deli. vered in a farrier's bill, to a Geatlemin in the neigh• b harrow's mare ourhoodoofßrist till ol,a ste died —12.6 d." days ,lace To tang your ' 14 fa A Tibboo trader, says Major DIONHAM, who star re turning from his own country to Fcsaan, gave me gratifying proof of the confidence he was willing to place in the word of an Englishman. It was nearly night, and I was in front of the camels : he had dates to sell, and mine were expended; but I told him that my money was in my trunk, and that my camels were ow tired tot me to unload them. " GOD bless )00," .aid he, a why I wish you would buy all 1 have, camels rod all: I know whq the English are; ate they not tlmcut Moslem, and peop:e of woe word 2 Measure the sates, and go on: pry the caid at Muutrak.. esterd.l ak erion, iy, from the and re. AJay morning. wit. A • Park. His L o s, • litinsains aim re loyal Lodge. 'Rusty visited Ent :111 aing•strert. transacted lianas ; 'LI vary of State in Downingittret, cues (tom Sr Far the lonian Islas& 0 1 ;ENCE. hi -Upper Sennsor• 'is, Richard Heory Kent ; Mr. and Mrt le; the Mardian! in Surrey; Callen' iris; Sirs. end Met j to am; Capt. Banat • 1 lAtaer'sstreet,frant Ket Italy; Mrs. and Ire. and Miss Mae II