Star. — London, England, 1830-01-04 00:00:00

• ; ■ ill ir p vited the clergy and mini sincere to exhort the ini;abitats to 1;;ve their effects purified, especially bank notes and coins, as fraggene , instances have occurred of the communication of the disorder bi rocas, of notes aa(l money. The two shiArbkh brought the Turkish Ambassadors sailed no the 6th, to return to Constantinople. under the command of Admiral Hat.san Bey.—PrussiaisState Gazette, Dec. 17. SMYRNA, Nov. S. We hear from Constantinople important changes in the Admi nistration. it is intended finally to regulate the separation which has been commenced in some provinces between the functions of the military and civil authoritlee. A traveller who has arrived from Port Olivier, in the Isle of Metchin, has learned from the Captain of the Wasp . (Beglish cor vette) that the Golf of Vole was again blockaded by the Ore•ks. The Wasp arrived on the Stb at Vourla, and made its report tel . Admiral Malcolm ; immediately after he sailed for the Archipe, lags with four vessels. _ _ _ We have reaton to suppose that the new Greek blockade will be . as little approved by Admiral de Rigny as by Admiral Makohn fur if we are rightly informed, Admiral de Rigny, on his return tci the Levant, signified to the President that it was time 'the own, mem of neutral powers should enjoy the safety and liberty of which it bei beet' so long deprived: ' M,EXICO. From ,E 1 Oajaqueno Libre. OAJACA, SOFT. 20.—WESTERN COAST OF MEXICO. The consternation of the public mind of Oajaca, produced by the fatal intelligence ache approach of some Spanish ships to the port of Hualuleo has entirely subsided, though an invasion has been con sidered as inevitable. The inhabitants are now undeceived. For the present nothing Is to be apprehended, as the ships in question have disappeared, without any information having been gained of the course they may have steered. The most probable supposition is, that they were merchant vessels from Guayaquil, or possibly from Panama, as it is exceedingly unlikely thii h should have hero an expedition from Manilla, both owing to the immense distance and the insignificant resources which Spain can command in that island. From the Atlantic side we may expect all sorts of evils, with which this old and daring nation can plague us for the purpose of an invasion. • In the Pacific it has no means wherewith to wage war. AD its efforts will therefore be directed to the quarter In which it has already effected a landing, and whe ther she can send succours, as Spain remains still in possession of the Havanna and othet AntUlas. This Is true, and it is not leas true that her soldiers will receive their death there from the swords of the brave Mexicans and the patriotic and gallant General who commands them, who has given so many and such great proofs of his singular virtues to the Republic, which endear him to his country as its most beloved son. It values thy triumphs, oncost quered Sant* Anna I From thee we hope the consolidation of the independence of all Mexico and its confederated States. From the Correo de la Federucion. " TO TM, 1111OSTIR Of wax /LIND TIE MATT. " I have the honour to inclose to your Excellency copies of re ports of what passed on the oast of Pachutta, respecting ibe appearance of the Spaniards, a suspicious sail having been observed in sight of the port of Angel. (Sir ed) IGNACIO ITURRIBAIMIA." " Nave, Sept. 15, 1829. _ _ _ " No. 1. The look-out post of the Point of Santa Cruz Gustolio, report that on Thursday morning, the 10th inst. the vessel before the coast stood out to sea, and disappeared. " Hee!ult.', Sept. 10. JUAN IRENO GARCIA. " No. 2. I ordered a white Bag to be hoisted In case the vessel in question should belong to a Mena, nation, who hoisted no Bag in answer, which makes me suppose'ber to be an enemy's ship. (Signed) " JOSE ANTONIO BIZARRELE. " Poshutta, July It." • " No. 3. Having 'sent out the Administrator of the Customs with a Bag of truce, he followed the strange sail to a distance of four leagues; but she only stood away. ' (Signed) " LUIS JOSE MA ETINEZ. " Pesbutta, Sept. 11." THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY, PRICE OF STOCKS Bank Stock 217 16k 3'per Cent. Red. 94k k 5 per Ct. Om.. shut 5I per D. 19111, 100$ 51 per Ct. Red. 1 per Cent. abut 4 per Ct. 11196, 103 k Long Ann. 19 11-16ths Do. 30 Years, 191 JANUARY 4. AT FOUR O'CLt C/C. India Stock shut India Bonds 7$ 5 Old Annuities 821000 Ey6.llUls (2d) 79 7$ £5OO Ditto 79 71 . 100 and X2OO Ditto 79 75 Advertised, India for Acct. Cuns. for Aec. 95 * IL; .110 „ . ck c ✓• c w- • - • .e LONDON. - FOREIGN FUNDS, TWOO'CLOCE: Brasil Ms. Spr Ct. 70i 70 2 13 Do. Acc. 70 GS 71 704 2 1N Bds. 6 per Ct. Do. 116..1824, Do. Ace. 23 Greek Bonds,S p Ct. Do. B. 1325. 51pCt. 311 Dn. Ace. 31 301 311 Port. Bd.. S p. Ct. Do. Ace. 601 1 1 e ___ _ _ Danish 800d5.:3 p. Ct. I Sp. Bill. 5 per Ct.ioi Ditto Ace. 75 I Do. Ace. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'Cl.osCV. soAt.z. PAID. PIS IMAM. Anglo Mezints (Iw. at £.5 pm) 100 100 42 • Ditto Subaerfp. 10 17 Brazilian Company 40 S Sa 9 S7a St Bras l'r . Imp. (Iw. £5 pm.) 35 20 $.5 $2 $3 81 $4 Do. National 25 10 251 25 ' ' Columbian (Iw. at 15 pm.) 55 37i Ille Potosi La Paz & Penn. Also. IS 5 is. &I. • Real del Monte 400 400 74k The happy event which we anticipated has taken place. An account of the arrival of her Imperial MAJESTY and DONN♦ MARIA at Rio de Janeiro, will be found in a subsequent column. The reception of the Illustrious Princesses seems to have been marked by every demonstration of joy and respect,—both on the part of the Brazilian populace and' the British and French men of war. The marriage of the Ex-, rt.nott was solemnized the next day. We are in hourly and anxious expectation of being made more par ticularly acquainted with the nature of the official de spatches brought by the packet. They can hardly fail to be of great importance. The interesting comparison which we drew some days ago, between the hero of Queen ANNE and the Duke of WELLINGTON, has been taken up by the Morning Herald, and in so able a manner that we have felt great pleasure in transferring it to our columns- According to an article which ham lately made its ap• pearance in the Cuurrier Francais, it would seem that an Association has been organised at Paris, with the view and object of promoting political regeneration in Europe. We have not seen this article ourselves, but in the Afpraism, Chronicle of to-day there are some general strictures to which it has given rise, which are worthy of no common attention. Among these, associated regent • rators, th e names of Lord PALMS/ ATOM, WILMOT ORTON, PAWLT THOMPOOM, and—the new mouth piens of Whiggism—GaLL4 KXtouT,aresaidtgoccuP7 distinguished places ; and in a Memoirs drawn up with much talent and originality, these four Englishmen are styled " the hope of the Revolutionists of the Continent." i Our own business ,. however, is neither with this 111I moire, nor with the Associate, ; but to examine some of the general positions of our contemporary, which appear to us equally well-founded and important. After coin ciding in the, truth of certain sarcasms, levelled in thii above-mentioned MCmoire at the Liberals of this country; and justifying the foreign laugh at the Quixotic dispoei4 tion of our Members of Parliament " to combat winch mills," instead of combining their energies to root oat corruption and eatTrtninste abuse. thaClironicle proceeds " To a reflecting mind, nothing appears so astonishing, as that in a country so fir advanced in the arts of civilisa tion as England, in which there , is so large a class pos sessed ache means of existing without labour, there should be so few men who combine with sufficient penetration, in discern the real nature and causes of thn sixties for . which the people . suffer, the virtue and firmness to make war against them with effect. Ten men, perhaps the half of that number, possessed of clew heads and resolute hearts, and perseverance .in the House of Commons, would produce an effect, the force of which is almost in calculable, on the public mind, and through that mind on the House." We have not read any thing which has more delighted us for many a day : it is an argument which we have put in a hundred ways ourselves, and it has never failed to carry conviction to tba parties to whom it was addressed. What, then, ii the cause, that these ten men, or five—for we have no doubt that fire would ,bernple for the glorious accomplishment—do not find each other oat, wad fede ralise for the regeneration of flings Is it a truth, that there are not ten men, nor five—not ox E in a HUNDRED. of those who represent the public wis dom and intelligence of this iotelligent nation—' uniting, with a thorough detestation of political cor ! ruption, the adequate moral intrepidity to wage with it a war of extermination ? Verily, we fear it is the case. Our contemporary takes upon himself to assert, that—with the exception of one, or, at most, two Individuals — Mere is no man in thc !bust of commons, whose *cart is on the right side. We are not sure that we can subscribe to quite so sweeping a declaration of the generalprofligacy, knowing, as we do, One at least—and that one, we suspect, not included in the Chronicle's ex ceptions—whose heart is in the right place, and on whose approaching Parliamentary career already the hopes of many, and presently the eyes of all, will be fixed. That he will deliver the country single-handed— or that any political A tctross can suffice, alone, to slay all the monsters of corruption that infest it —we do not predicate : but our expectation it high raised, that there will be found gathered round him at least the rt v x Mat are requisite, and that the re-con stitution of that degenerated' body will follow with no tardy pace his pure and patriotic. exertions. Oar con-. temporary says again . : " Till by some accident a few men belonging to, and identified with the people, whose soul is in their viva, shall find choir way into Parliament, the fight will always be a sham fight. Human nature is the same everxihers. Courage and energy are to be found in England as well as in other countries ; but courage and energy do net easily find their way into the House of Commons." Without being at issue with the Chronicle here, it will be quite enough to understand by this pas sage, that the fight against public abuses will always be a sham fight, until some go forth to the battle; . whose souls are—as he says—in their work. But these na tional deliverers need not—of necesnty—belong to the people; that is, to the unprivileged classes : thoygh it is both more natural, and more likely, that the con victions impelling to so great a work should originate in spirits acuminated by the syfferings which abuses have entailed, than with that order of minds which those abuses have tended to emasculate and deprave. Nevertheless, it must be confessed—if the rays of so sublime a conviction should flash on One, who to great intellectual and moral energies,•might happen to unite the adventitious aids and advantages of eminent station—the spectacle would be more honourable for human nature, and the achieve ment infinitely easier to accomplish. That a . splendid example may soon practically illustrate this theory, we are sufficient enthusiasts to believe. The Diario Fluminense, received this morning, gives the subjoined interesting account of the safe arri v al of the Empress of the Basz Ls and the young Queen of,Po a- TIIGAL, at Rio :--- Ocs. 17.—The arrival of the Imperatria frisate on the iscp„ =Viss.the Beast Sane, who were anxiously expecting our august AEI the circumstances of the weather, am being favour able, the frigate did not loos delay; and, on the 16th, le the mare- Ing.the [hareems saluted the Imperial standard. which was lying Ai the mast.beid of the osseL His Majesty the Emperor, seeing his most flattering .hopes rea lised, proceeded immediately lo a steam-boat to the frigate, avow panted by the Ministers of State, and the Mors of his Household. At the &ounce of a few miles 'rum the Ea be met the frigate, when the Ant objects that met his eyes were the ingest Empress, and Qom Donna Maria 11. her most faithful Majesty his beloved daughter. Mt imperial frigate, towed by the weans boat. puled the bar amidst repeated salute' of artillery ; and was fellewed by the Im perial frigate Imperatrlz, the English frigate letiosepatani, and the French higate La Magicians, which bad been to meet her bitty the Empress. . 19.—Ori the 17th the marriage of tank hlrparW Majesties was celebrated with great pomp la the abyaL 1U la habitants of the capital gave the most =eel goofs of their satisfaction at this happy event, by splendid iliminellos. • The Emperor. in commemoration of this anuphleti day, has in stituted a new order of the rose—to be sines heti to wives and foreigners who have rendered service to aloe Ifrapne. The Ent perm is grand master of the order. and all the primes of the inapt. Hal family are grand crosses.—Dimis blaseabwnee, Sig Ost. inclusion We have St. Petersburgh Journals to the 19th of last Month, and Mitch Papers to the 2d instant, this morning. The following are the only passages worth extracting : AMSTERDAM. JAIL i. The collestion made ler the relief of the poor has produced the very eoasiderable son of 5e,747 Series, besides a sum of SAW Scrips received from umber quarter ; else esatributioas of fill, provisions, kg. THE HAGUE, DM. 31. His Majesty has resolved that free the let of Jammer the stairs of the Colonies shall be Waked with the - Elipertment of Public Maks and-Nadonal industry. IldrVem Gehinkachroy ',appointed to this sad is succeeded in the poet of Minister of the beerier ISAR le Costs, now Ocuremor of the Province of Antwerpimildi pot la to be lied by Mr. J. Van Amehrunimr. Mentipr of the bond Chamber of the Stesee•General, and:awe gamester of Ghent. His Majesty kas kips pinned to assign the sum of 7,000 Boeing for furnishing the eplopepd payee at Nasser. Oar dyers us friMeis_CO,r in many plants.--Thich Peron, Jam 9. ST. PITTIESBURGH, Dec. 11. To.dsy is the Seines gasp of Hb Majesty the Emperor Nlcholui Poulowitoda. The most meet mann from Turkey Inform us Ad Aridoi sopie le evacuated ; and that Count Dit6tsch had Ind fib hoed: loaners at Boma& Count Alattneewitseb, and Marquis Pstducd. Oeforsor Rip, arrived berp,on the 13th. His Minty has been pleased to cordials ;he Statute. of an To. Ideation, for be education of females, 'odes the protection of Her Mpjesty . the dimpress. Th e sum sniped for its mop, Is f 0,093 rubies. Lake Otsego war frozen per on the 291 b ult., so that it has haul open for navigation this year 19$ days.—lL Petersburg's Jennlifs. Des. 19. Hamburgh Papers rec — c= " This ;Pooling to the 29th of December, contain a variety of notices from Width • we make the subjoined selections BUCHAREST. Dec. T. .Letter from Crajova say, that the plates still cootinuebrienp *ere as wen as in Utile Wallachia; especially on the hen*st ifervia and curies of many:victims. Prince Womb has eripail, .hr thi s reason, a triple quarantine on the frontiers of Wallachia. , FROM THE DANUBE, Dec.2l. It is ripened that *heir alone of the greatest Sovereign heneos of Germany, will mums sister et Prince Gustavus VOW It Is 460 said that Don Miguel has asked the hand of the Pd.. ens of Modal : but that she has refund. BERLIN, DK The Be,. Mons. Von Menai. Archbishop of:Oresen and Polon died on *Apt at the age of MI year. On the 23d. between ski and 'even laths !nosebag, we bad 93 degrees of cold. FROM THE WESER., Rec.,l6. A drcular,rescript has been issued stErunsvrith. and laid before 01,* Ulcers of State for their signature. to the following effect : By supreme command, every person in the State of Bruns. ,yrick.b.strialy forbidden to have any communicition, by conver sation, writing, or.otbervrise with the former Chansberldn Vop Panda. who has been dismissed; unless be would have It sup ,posed tliat he prefers such.forbidden 'mermen* to.* service of the Sate.—. Brunswick, Nov. 14, 11129. (Signed) " VON ISULOW." it is said the Duke will go to Paris towards.* end of the year. STOCKHOLM, Dec. IS. * ineknie from N. Mitiorfirespecting some frounial measures, was presented to the Diet on the 11th. One of-these manures is fps the renefpf lardbeiden, who are is need of support, and can give sufficient security. The message rep osests the Seances tithe kingdom aspourialting.—Hom6orro9 DIA 99. matcummos ON LONDON. AyrroopAtt. JAw. 1. 7 -12 ), to 12 22i ; two osoatbs, 11132 540 to 12 15. Sr. Pinasqnsaa/t, Dw.ll.—W 11-16. , Doc. 29-13 12i. Two Aloodu,l3 101, Baum. Dic. 24. flues Months, 6 29. The Faris Journals of Saturday were received this morning by express. For part of their contents, we ere indebted tu the politeness of the EDITOR of the Morning Herald : From the Gazette de France. Dec. 9, An attempt has been made to poison the Archbishop Mooed& neur Carden'; dose of comsat sublimate was mixed not only with the wine in the cop used is celebrating man, but even la that contained in the bottle. The Archbishop perceived that Use wine bad an extraordinary taste; however, be swallowed It. A few moments afterwards be was seised with a violent cholic and vomiting, to which hi. escape is doubtless to be attrlbuted.Tbe Physician who was called in made him drink a lame qgantky M milk, which removed the pain in the bowels. The Archbishop is pow recovering.llte °Seen of are in search of the goat persons. M. Dupre, the French consul, under whom protection the Archbishop is especially placed, it*, caused the persons of Ms household to be several times ea. ambled. The crime is still enveloped In the greatest mystery. From the Messager, des Chambres. PARIS, JAL g• The Monitor, had announced to us with a kind of reserve the Mfavour conferred on M. Syrieys Meyrinhaq.. The Bulletin of aws has not allowed itself the same reserve—lt announces directly that At Spirts, licsides tke dire. tioo of the persons ens .pioyed In the Administradon. has also that of the General Police of the kingdom. and thu 111. franchet has found. a worthy sec censor. From the Allgemeine Zeitu4g of Dec. 28. VIENNA, bin. 23. Metalliques, 100 ; Four per Cents. 94, 1-4th; Bank Shares, 1260. ',kat! STOCE !saunas, rxx. 2. Fir, per, Cents. 109 f. Three per Corns. 34(.50c. Roues de Naples, 94f. 10c. Rentes Perpetuslle d'Espagne. 814. Racsuswp ON Loxoon.—Onc Month. 114130 c. Throe Mouths, 25f. 35c. CITY o'Cipc . Canals which left off very beery on Saturday at 951 I. fur the menu% opened ks the same state this morning at 9.4, afterwards were done at OSi, a re-action took place, and they went up again to. 951111,, since which, they have receded to 95i . for dm arrovvevat whit! price t►ey remain at present, bust the market appears meek agitated. . In the Foreign Market a good deal has been doing In Brasil stock. Owing to a report of a loan for that Government of two mUUons the stook ha to 68e, but afterwards erect up again. Posted at the North and South American Ceike-house :—Fal. mouth, Jan. 11—'a I have to inform you that the Spirt: packet is this instant arrived from the Rm.%Us. having on hoard a freight 01330,000 dollars on merehanta account. The Princess and young Queen arrived at Rio Janeiro eh the . 16th October. was married the following day, and great rejnicinp took place for ten days.' Lim at. pooh Jan. 2.-11ae Inger; of Coma Wool into I iverpool has been ten thonsond hap imam in 1229 than is 18$8 ; but the stock In Uverpocd st the dose of 1829 was .91,230, or about one• third less than at the close of 1428. There has been a brisk demand t►is week, and ;8,320 bap have bale sold at an advance of one. eighth of a penny. The export of Raw Cotton from Great Britain dining the month ending 20th Dec. 1829, was 5,161 bags ; and from London, Liverpool, and Hull. 19 624; and Twist 16,538. Letters boot Bogota received at Paris, state. duo tbe Presides: bellow vrea expected In the above capital. Mee mole*" Is so• thirty suppressed. The Emperor of Austria bee gives orders for the formative of a guard as the Frosting to replace the Cordes lasitaire. Letters from Alreandri; state. that the Sultan's squadron by ails) for Constantinople, escorted by an ligyptian We bear from Paris that the return of Counter Admiral ire tienniere to Algiers, causes suspicion that the Diplomatic Mission of the Dry was only a run for the suspension of hestilities„ and to gala time. Great preparations are (dog forward to reinforce the squadron se Anglers. •. HAW-PAST ONE. Coned Markeg has bees ratherlidgetty darks the fie 4 1 CAa ns ele pmeen . ere ftfarmed. eeliin foe the Ashismet,7l47; sw oo, et at As singe Mhos from Rio Jew bring es 'lndussep rather lower. In amsequenee of brie remktenon frays Quin t We i de Stook Ms got up there frost S'lg to Y 0... Ths lettere from Pads by the mereeate, erste, that matey. was very scarce shore. Itt the Amiga Market. areal Break has bean tho cyst apses doe this morning, in width a moils eon token then from toe terl 71. The report of i IMO Of two is foe Wallll,lsest ersibed to bis meted, bl. Mats from de West anDot *stows, flat g to he a private loan ease Milks sh e eli m usi d Leedom, for some purpose eannemed with the fiitugnsw best. Hnsll Imperial Shane bps opsollesed a eumilimalis I_opres .6 of A no per Sam owing er Ur awe mite SNOW fain oi l le its production d PM. We have no patina infeensation of coseeinense, I The Brasil 1141 bus arrived, bray& by the Sk= sto ggb Tiled. from Rio Janeiro en the 17th October. fe es us the 15th September, sad from Bible ea the. Irthaqseusber. The foots letters Wag Adhered We, we de net bear Wog in nerd ti the Dreellias Lam. Dy the accoun ts f rom k do the rem Qom km arrived at Rio, and war man. to the loPecor tiorfoiewhi ~:~~_ . . ~: ~~~ ■~ - THE'7II7O2. WIN naoa, JAI. 2...411 . 11 MAJESTY'S guineas to the poor of Windsor has been disposed the following manner, under the judicious _ dews of the Mayor, the Churchwardens; Overseers, Committee: 400 blankets at 35..6d. 701. 467 _ coals at 16.6 d. Total, 1051.6 d. •The Lord fiteaarcl also contributed 201: towards the same .benevolent *' The Duke of Sussex arrived at Newetead the evening of the 20th ult. suffering under the , of cold and •cough, owing to the inclemency weather, but we are happy to leant that his Royal ness is much better , and we trust will soon convalescent. His Royal Highness passed through Wriest week, on his way from Eaten Hall, to Stanton raid, the seat of Earl' FEMURS. iThe bells rang peal, ands party of the gentlemen of U assembled to cheer his Royal Highness, who their gratulations with the greatest courteous affability. This is the first time that Uttoxster honoured by the visit of a member of the Royal since the year 1745, when the Duke of Cu was quartered there by the loyal inhabitants, gross to meet the•rebels. The Trustees of Baldain's Pool 'Bridge, during the last week distributed generally to Eton nearly 400 bushels of coals. The Provost and Fellows of Eton College liberally tributed bread and soup to nearly 600 poor Tuesday and Wednesda y The Bishop of Low DON, from what satisfactory does not appear, has dismissed all the Whitehall r The Duke and Duke and Duchess of G" have returned to their residence in Bigshot Park visit .to the Marquis and Marchioness of S it Hatfield, Herts. Plaice LEOPOLD dined with the Duchess on!Friday, being New Year's Day, at her residence the King's Palace, in Kensington. His Royal returned-to Claremont in the evening. Mr. Secretary PEEL transacted business the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Mr. VESEY VITZGEEALD continues seriousl posed. The Right Hon. Gentleman is attended physicians. Mr. PEEL frequently pays persona l ee his colleague, and others of the Ministers make inquiries after his health. The answer yesterday was,' Mr. FITZGERALD is a little Lord and Lady WINVORD are amongst arrivals at Cheltenham. A large and distinguished party have been the Christmas holydays at Woburn Ablx y, Imansion of his Grace the Duke of BED ro R happy to say his Grace appears in the enjoymen celtent health, and is frequently seen in the Woburn, to the great joy of its inhabitants. Gazette. The Lou) CHIEF BARON Of SCOTLAND it from his indisposition. The Russian and French AMBASS•Do us been in constant communication. There is a report in circulation at Tourna: jewels of her Imperial and Royal Highness the 0 x•x a a are in pledge at Aix-la-Chapelle. ought to point out this report to Government, its researches. Saturday the despatches were dosed at the House, and delivered to the Pursers of the ships, viz.—Dunira, Captain John P. Wilson, Liam Fairlie, Captain Thomas Blair, consigned and China; and the Duchess of AthoU, Captain M. Daniell, consigned to Bombay and China. Smithfield seems likely soon to rival Lombard. as it contains, according to the new list just no less than six banking-houses- A Reverend Divine has-just been elected grave-digger of the parish of St. Giles-in-the ' female being one of his opponents. Such is the impoverished state of Ferdinand"' that he appears to have been obliged to look ' f ttlur-in-law for the means. of paying the piper priest) at his late nuptials. A large building is erecting in the rear %. Exeter 'Change fon the purpose of holding public ings ; wallet the ranting- and roaring of the - will not be entirely lost to the neighbourhood. The late celebrated Alderman BOY DELL, more notoriously celebrated Lady HAIL VI. born in the same prish.—Hawarden, in Flintshire. one of the richest livings in England, being 6,0001. to 8,0001. per annum. It is a peculiar Rector, the Hon. and Rev. GEORGE NEVI" MLLE, exercises various episcopal functions, his own ecclesiastical courts—Berkshire Chronicle, The Bath Chronicle thins notices the death cal prodigy :—Died (Cheltenham, Dec. 29,) (aged 17) daughter of Mr. JOHN CANE, of This-highly talented young lady's performances flute elicited the admiration and astonishment diences of the recent Hereford and Gloucester - - AMATEUR THEATR I A patty of Sheffield piano engaged the Chesterfield. Theatre for three and were to make their appearance on Monday last ; but at the hour announced for commencing, being only one shilling in the house, the parties it prudent to return the money to. the visitor, the best of their way home, having lost both and money. THE STATE LIRELS.With the exception Courier and the Morning Post, every newspaper London has denounced the prosecution. A meat which could survive such a torrent of don, mast have reliance open ez-officio informations, and a .contempt for public-animadversion, reckless absurdity, admit. of no parallel. It must occur to every rational being, that an unprofitable over the Atomises! Journal is no equivalent for .of more pressing obligations.. The trade try has decayed, the spirit of industry and wants renovation, and the people are unemployed, distrustful and complaining . At borne we - dejected and depressed; • Arced we are markets, and incensing disrespect. Ministers not have braved public displeasure ,at a more measset. In vulgar estimation, the anxiety theft mess and emoluments impregnable !Mapper to have supplanted the sacred duty asPollokles and healing the wounds of a restlyorSheisekl Courant. The stol o re u lating to Lord HENRY SETA. gh all the newspapers, is not ~tited. Lord Ysamou'ru, Is the eldest eon, conrequently ihunediate heir to the tide and estates of the Of HIETTORD. Lord HENRY SEYMOUR, b brother, was born in France in the year 1 805 , to the residuary property of the late Duke of BERRY, 1010, by will, left it to Mademoiselle .114111,41101M0R Of H YOE D . This in France ever since the birth of Lord SEYMOUR, *particular allusion to whom is will (deposited in the Prerogative Office, Doctors 'coons) of die late Marchioness of li sarroß: gift of 10.) /poised of in suporinten- verseers, and i 7 bushels of Steward has volent object. ad Abbey on the influence iency of the Royal High- be perfectly ongh Uttoxe- Blanton' Hot- rang a merry of Uttoxeter ' who returned ?rumness and star has been loyal .Family nunesstAxe 'on his pro- , Eton, have D the poor of liberally dis- r persons on ictory reason all - preachers. GLOUCESTER Park, from a iALISBURT, ss of KENT redidence in yal Highness yesterday at reign Affairs. riously indis- snded by two ersonal visits send daily to swer received tle better. - I the recent een spending the splendid ID. We arc . yment of ex- ile streets Of s. —Bedford is recovering I have lately nay that the he Princess of We think we t, to facilitate he East India :he following as, and Nil- lied to Bengal ink p a tain bard. Edward t, tat published, a sexton and the-Fields, a ad's finances, to his Royal per (if not he of the site of public i c menagerie M ee - J. and the -late su, were both ushire. It is 3 113 : 0 1 s i x t t G e ah . n z dfr t le d : it of a musi- Miss CARS, of Hereford. laces on the nt of the au- sr Festivals heffield Thee- three nights. aday evening Incing, there arties judged r, and make th their time *ion of the tewspaper in A govern- of crimina- nformations, which, for nit naturally able triumph it the neglect of the coun- el enterprise unemployed, we are thus losing our titters could DM unhappy ty to render and lasting, y of relieving a distracted EMOUR, now sot correctly consequently he Marquess his young'. 5, and is heir if Qualms-- FANIAIII, his lady has ord Hu se mad* in the actors Com- RD. • numeroas r C' I r 4 7