Star. — London, England, 1827-04-30 00:00:00

4140 kV 01 I N - ..th\- • MONDAY, APRIL 90. • STOCK EXCIIANGR, TWELVIZ Consols opened this nsoning at 1$ for the the present time, there is not a feature In the eatkon. The Cooled market Is rather heavy, tonne, and MI) for Money, with little or nothing A dimalea Mail has arrived. sailed on the It doss not bring the least salmi of consequence. Pare -au-Prince, in the Cbuerriss of the +tl: of appears that the French squadro'n Is destine:lint Is quiet here. The French are vexed at thwarted them in their treaties. It was reported, sallies of the packet, en embargo was to be laid A letter from Zatue, dated the 29th March went to Elessine, where be took up a position, racer, after having addressed his troops. advanced, seven theosand men. against the Greek General, Mit with the loss of two thousand men. Lord Cocnacer CiTsess have arrived at Elensine, where they be once with Muslim; hii squadron Is compose/ guns; two corvettes, four brigs, and six schooners, bolt% In the Foreign market,searcely anything is .• 'Clinic prices: Old Spanish leg g, Mexican Maa . .331.. . , CITY. TWO The fluctuation 4 the Como! Market tlds . 'haat i per Cent. Ceneela veto, to the farmer lag, at 113 ; !lace which, they Were dope at tit' and at present may be quoted at inj to u, - with little tieing. • PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO . Bank Stock WU India Stock 3 per Cent. Red. 84 tat as Ditto Bonds 3 per Cent. Cons. 821 63 891 i Old Annuities 31 pee Cent. £lOOO Exchequer ' 31 per Cent. Ited.lllll 1100 Ditto 44 4 4 per Ossw. New s9j 98* • 4500 an d ,aano , • gpee Cont. Scrip . Bank for Account 4 per Cent. 1696.96 971 India for Account Long Atut:l9 1-16 18 15.16 19 FOREItiN FUND Prixitiap Bdi.Sp Ct. 63 Colombian Besids, 6 p Ct. $9 Dino Ms, 11124. 354 54 331 1 Lo Aut.33e 34 33* Thud* ltds. 3 p Ct. 613 G'rerk Beads, S p Cs. lSl Do. Db. NU, 5 p Ct. 161 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, MARL Lim 100 so 400 ass 100 40 100 'llO 400 400 • 40 30 =CHANGES. Ansuman Aran a7:'—Oa Lermlea.tii Amen Fame, Aran cr. -•••=4 . m a r ri m s e . 11 pet Coots. 2tf.—Bank Stock, Boyal Spanish 146/4 . 41114- The completion 'the tor al rrew inixtry ouiversal satisfaction ; and it is our liiiltfulty justify the Confidence it has -1810i:ed. Few Administrations commenced, - *Oder hippier auspices; and it would " *tint out one, that possessed the support and of the nation at the same time degree. We could mention several were highly popular at the onset, and the end, without enjoying the favour These were genetally thrust upon the of the people, aided by the force'of though they constituted,, for the most tional prosperity and glory, the good nn means corresponded with what The present Ministers, on the contra accomplish whatever they undertake. truly said, that their existence as work of the Iftwo himself—his own choice ; tend be will therefore feel it 'to support his own selectioo. This consideration, added to his desire to see his people reign, a period of substantial glory, . titters with the confidence, with which spired others; and therefore their very betray decision as well as system. They . straight forward tco in their policy, f no interests to manage in secret, • they openly espouse; and because good sense to know at the same time, . • their language and conduct correspond. commis they are of retaining their present " Possessing, too, the favour of the Sovereign fellow-subjects, they will be as careful prerogative of the one as tbe,rights as this is the perfection of politics in State, it may ba reasonably expected fully answer the expectations they haw tify at the same time the high Opinion, • derate of all parties entettain of • good-will. All considerate Tories alread determination to support the present dOnbt therefore of ir: stability,' won, • unreasonable distrust, rather than of ' We received this morning Ditch inst. but they are entire y barren of 41itated that, for the advantage of , ertstinetand natiqnai emporium is to Amsterdam. The troops destined f( Dutch settlements is *the East Indies, after many delays, on the 26th ult. tination.. They amount. we believe. and the time, consumed in expediting menr, does not say much for the energt lauds Government. The Austria,' 'Obserozr to the I reached as this morning; contains fjNiversal Gazdte of Gteeee. published the 21st February to the 10th March. the fornlet detest:El% that, in spite of the strict blockade of the Acropolis, two intrepid Greeks bad succeeded io passing through the Turkish lines, and had reached the Consols foe * TWO 01.. Mex. Ifonsl.,,S Do.Bds. 825,6 Do. Acct. Rms. ilds,ll Da Acct. 51. Die 5 De. Acct. Angle Medan &linos tirasiban Paseo Peruvian United Mexican LONDON. etitaoas.l lad the b ceiiea e Abbey) presided at tt_ Permute* Antbeesido-e, empanel Jo a frit dress, weirisir ble &Strew orders.. The Metquies fetaily,, end th%,stemagee feel of the Foreliq Manse:. were 4se peseta. The Chapek pas l crowded to eace:e. rival Moose. Esq. late M.P. for Comm , remitted to the Fleet Poison go'Satarditi'last, the walls of which he is stow a cloieptiiesien am. am. ,110 seas aePord uottr in a.rowas'ar e a perhap s . talk* brother, of •aaj family is the kingdom, - u s obhrtest of than being more thou lie feet hish. • . • . . . . . . • . . . • • „ . NAVAL INTELLIGENCI. sweeellawalowolann I -Piteous, with letters from the . eatrisoe'of the 15th Feb. ".. ,41: : ~' _ , ' ''mss A rtr .. ,, „ as , •-•••■1111.-- racial id, %,, . .sirciganfapdhirispa'rdaniac,hirtlessaasnitwbofserermGcluergiefinnbes.unXbranßcrwinacrkeettrbegtwrrsalaltinsia-Hnif.:ll:ll=3""selsomensaismthied,f4. STAR. v describing - in the most foselble manner the,extrellie ' • ^ T *al i des -Onanidyset Z e e ,—__ . - .1, e #lollle Of 1101.111afail of ill Mods se whiab it was fedi:intik e , aaalllaea___. , !.• . /Ike totems ,howeeter. ehtiess. the determination of - di! ne g a me , je n w for nv l ft . °Fill it . • I riernsole to Itlfentrthe *ace to the lest extremity, and ' ia k"' •• • , ' • f/Ste ' nee \ rmaralmi es Vareetay awl_ .""ist b • on dia MI tilt. and from the Havannab on the Ittbs for en cm ' 1827. , • II evince a beim that the nest attempt tore ieve the place •. . moo ihilikuhs. fee ems. rmssonassine, lifmten 24.-A letter received ru n m iens by . i O'CLOCK. will be atom successful than the last. Among the ass . - -Jawerillmerara. M.P.-tv arrived at Gbergowi abe Kairgaroseioad ot•Chorisetosonstea c tli-est.• t• 4,llnos i d I Account. and up t 0,,, arisszaboas Sitaireeti on Me 7th inst. waertWo,„ . to tabs the live Depot of the Ind Regiment. .saw a „(tee Army for 1824 appear.from a la r go det l W 4 loreo owl in s Ter/ daniastamaitiariss, -...-. . . , invalids in the Acropolis, the l•rave Colonel FAISTIIIR mat Mt worth Mer-wreaterai.e....,- .--e.--t- -at gel for the Acs was one, but the letters represent him as convalescent. p ar ana l eanyntatemse7:7l . la• ve hero about on G trillion. haaa fa. palsonwie t ifilirp4Arta_aw,iii 'I e t Some of the Milk Ina second regiment of Li t . tke lady • jag doing. The bombardmgra bad nearly destroyed all the ancient Brody been leaning Inneers' rci and it is understood tint a •Insbalmehned 0111111 . 0111 . 11.1 " - ‘ 1144 n t h Fewest,' ft r axe re, s.. en 13th of March ; bat =An 13 4 m a i& sollr . Cruoited Ithiul Stith Mud • monument: t he, temple of Erectheus was OSSISSII fled troop at LOCKS is tO be format of the above regiment and at- * plts . , . %Iliad 0........ _ . ne Bahr .cure. A letter frommmiliilMEM•oll•=ll, Went tint M e bartstmt, WU salt tomorrow for c oo t thal i ve March say ft now ..... -. „, by a bomb ; and sieved- petsons of both saes, seeongst sacked to it. . , .• Duet. Aran.llll.--4Whed 8.H.E.--Arrived tram Lin n _ t„,, • ' -"' tenons Wllk uoGRAG, *.re buried under the ruins. The . . ' FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. - 1 " for Cuba; everything •• .- , etiledoße Hlima.,Theoe, for 10enSid 1 Logy Divides*, K --- '...„,"'„. -4 .• --.441..-- • . . for 4salatcs t Venus, Levu* fhe Newfoundland ; and g soor - T. the English brilea Paithenon= , had been Ipeviously destroyed by anoaber a ,-,'• iaa 1.• be ' "0 r 7 . • ,n.inia awl camas Anal VA.Li , • Brea; froin'Ainsterdain fat Hatails. Arrived and "", orted, previous to tbe bomb ; the toilet monuments of antiquity sternal -to Grosvenor , the Ladles., Grosvanter v aad w a rb o ond s • ao s trowr . 1 mou t on, • mans ; i ts aid on at Carthagena. threatened wit7i e timilar fate; and the Gaxelia,pPhi• Mr. wee[ Grosvenor, yesterday, at Gra s nan ii e „ ra t viscera; .:Awl. an,....oiedbad from Londom, Mt Dewdrop, Waster, fie 1 George the Paull. Hassle. for Demerara; &lid h states, Ka RAnCAIII tically obser yes, that those who would avert it must not and Viscountess Dower, from their.seat.C.ick Hall, Yor kshire ; (t a n te; Won; and that Km. . Admiral Sir Charles Pole. Lady , Mr . moss .erato al Humor for Jamaica ;. Jam le, Wan, for 44 ,N u rc; at i content themselves with wishes, but mkt. have recce * upper Ifselorarest ; Mr. Charles Prick:ma Brune •to • HarieT• Lady acintosit, tiliamea.aoe Honduras. th Fanged, at the head of , : ' Bassaava. Ars*. siletwThe Venue, Lome, from H am b ern ts th eal, but was repulsed, t 0 actions. To this extract from - thiGate . thr, there is a street; Julia;Loaf Peens, and Miss retort in Gros;ansentillatv Captain and Mrs. Langley, in Brook-street : the Ladiss'FialsOftas MeMersitafrord,ratenn shore en the Goodwin bend this weeth i , 41 bete of the Austrian Ob server, , stating that the two the Duke of Graftosei, In Pimsaillly t Countess of JP*.tmandeski Set bps Inapt o(wlsk assistants wi th out dama g e , sad proce e d s ! 00 , maws and Generalfol y bad a long confer. Greeks who had escaped from the Acropolis had taken J' A sotrial t easal . ; Genert d " r a t s. atia lagr hil o t e mbtimasiwouvei Gi "s lie L lii 56 " ; vbs. bee 7 :W., Colons(0 , vaunts, Aran. VII and '49.-Arrived the Lowly Lofth , Cil red of the Heinle. 44 the precaution, lest they should find their tenure itoprac- cosiness Keith, Count Flahanit, and Mhos Midaiostang, in Pima- • 1 tai feow - Lisboa; Henry, Rena, tram Cephalotda; Fe to ' nen, with two steam- dilly; General sad Mrs. Loftus, hi Whupolowereet ; c 4110144 and 0r 1 ,„„,,, t r a m - !!terra • k e p t; • p,,,,,,,.... , ce ._ en. _ , bltake • tics e, to a pigeon with them, and that the winged mre. Narw , laykolvemoriame ; ; Liest...Gassys; tilt Jai. Murray, _ _ i .. 1......i..._,GArr0.fr0in Leghorn; (Maria, , frog .7 .76ima,1 Sy. a ding . . messenger returned with a letter to the Acropolisorhere f.ady_Murray, :Cad Misa Adderki, haWinspole.strart ; Lady cais. la * D,',,,,,,s rod Ti odu ' o , Nir:rwa t , from Allisodria. Sea the 4. arm, foiSt. Lucia; Jose, Gamma; f as , a .... wean Elk o c a na l _ his snivel was announced to, the Gieeks in the rash, to , a t 'wol atigoa 'sn' lntspat eleeinesl bn a nns W rick, t. D T: wiT eveleeiti al: com eseensie etes. Dqv! Seeet sigq •lo ri= iiii 116 car.; see". ter Aoki,. ,_____ _ ; by fit ing Attlee guns, as had been agreed upon..-- of Stamford mid Wurbilleel. and. Lady Laaril : diti. la-Charlie - ala s e a Aiscifly, Ramer. for Hew Sank i4:7:63, osiny , fit • ; lii TWO O'CLOCK. The same number of the Gristle contains an ac- grant Deektiersissre' Lord eled Lady Frederick "Met fa - .Lemareac, Ares& 27.--Tbe Isabella; Hooons, N os n.....,_ el iis nasesing has been ,___, . nnees.astuarep feed John Ail: in Begoot-auwes., haps masa so , u nloa d. w 5 „,,,,0 r k g „ o ,b, tu b p oto . aary, at the - T s z i : X Mar tiolbhs mons- _ count of an engagement between KARAISEMift anis • • • ; the Earl and Countess of Plymouth, Ist Grosvenor.equato. M i i i iii .-- " i i i i ii p m save d. • M=2l=l.le . , Bars INTILItED AT THE CUSTOIKHOUSB. th es 4 _tr i e s OMltt PACIIA On the 12th, near D/stornu, in which .• • , lea ler eat, the' Greeks Claim the advantage. However, a more .. DUBLIN, Anus 26. Inwmitia.-41to Paws Ireedorkb, Hart ' sad five! of Quoin, 410 1 ' Hexer, from intiosidess; • Nose Unternsbasunk Knelt, frau l '• :. t'' e'l I obstinate and decisive action was .fought at the same Titit"INATION Op TIM ConeatarutuaL Disci/sumo. Griehwad; arig" tr re tsilb r "re Pr": Fluid= art . id 1 O'CLOCK. *sups ; . fans Ilt. Illeimers•Astb; Sysigssy, piece five days later, in which the Turks were wholly -Yesterday termi nated , *in the IOU: complete good ga p ied i ngs ci t ab. ; ,:„4 &on; spins . , friga el k ti ds v. 70 defeated with the loss of their camp and all it con- humour, and with the utmost decorum, this discolor, usu., ,miser', Peek, andllegure, Wessels, from It. un se r,. attention or Levely, Vilna. and AtaWsus i Mann, from Haslnges; sp o ols', • ides 811 rained. Their loss in men is also stated to have been which has occupied so much of the pub lic . _ _ _ te . . r a chequer Bilit44 . 45 the last week. • About half.; past two o'clock the crowd I...Em cees . * °P e e. F°44l ' aid Citln, We'4l% (rem C 4414 ; linden; very considerable ; and, as the best proof of their total ,'bans Frederkkstadt ; JAN Darin, beat Mailuny; 044 45 which usually awaited the coming mita the ditpurante, iyapi o z i nta rsa ndea w bad !m a w, Radom , hem lima; 6. atioo Ditto 44 45 defeat, it is mentioned, that the Turks, who composed began to assemble in front of the Dublin . lhstitutton,in o ns ,c s ron,yons - ydrant ;fimpugiik judeusb, t ram s oit h amal; •si Amnon the garrison of Salons, were so terrified at the diaper- Sackville-street. At three o'clock there was a terse iss.: Jou meatessostaißeitires. aro* Liebe.; Peseta, Agawam Account , . /non OK Michaels; Ripe. ha. X r Acct. CI 1111 i • &on of their Countrymen at ll Distom6, thlit thddy Oen- sembly in the streets of every class of persons; tbe win'. Alemnetts , Lflre_t_la as g imbaresod Aom Way, sod klu, O'CLOCK. doned their post. In the dispatch, ire lima, laimis• dows on either side of the street Were occupied by Well p ear cl, 7 1 ,7: fib;77Diessain, N , Night. from Newry; tai de IN 1.1.4 per Ct. dressed females • on the balcony of the Club Horse we &o r .. fada n a b ia l a, w oe g e ss it .. 3 82 . 5,6 p C t . O a aa a Eau announces this success to thaGreek G ove r nment , . observed a number of GentlearentThe windows and shrp Cara " Odywaaae--The Crosby, Pece,•for Hambeegh; Fa . 7.11 t• 69b 111 it he says in conclusions that in five or albs days be would in the house of the Hibernian Bible Society (formerly CIA ' - foe gashes; Xmas. Kteckbove, for Weed; - IPi ,181111,6 pC. DOI ;cm , Ta ) be, for Insinetr; Lady Keith; Whirr, fer Genii arrive with his victotious troops before Athena, with •* the residence of the Marquis of Drogheda) were crowded , l t.Oblifilesseiis f or t he C ap*, Maiviaa. Kent, for It Lam; 5 p Ct. 121 I i the determination to shed ' the last' anti of bit blood as, indeed, was almost every window in this- great street moloar.lesursessid, kw tie. atarri (Africa); Attwood, sued, , a. within view of the Institution . Towards ball-past three, for Rot air k Nautilus, Dudgmd, for HaMbbritt; Slams, 'Au ' 1 for its relief. • . S, TWO O'CLOCK. —.....www.- - - • • we do not think there were less than from six to eight EnssAir unc 1 404 Mottoes. Lantoos fee Bu alt. a b. The Paris Papers, which 'arrived lea night in due thousand persons assembled ; the area of the street was • • LORD COCHRANE. h 41 II 575 course, and from which extracts' will be found in a completely 'filled'. A party of police were in attendance, • . _ • •Ili The following letters are extracted from the Gude . Sell preceding column,sligh test but were, we have no hesitation in saying,. most judi.. ra , 'fi contain ll° °era of the does removed out of sight by that active and era- de Lausanne, dated April 20.: • , I 415 importaate , ' ci magistrate, Counsellor Cole, of the Henry-street rash l rus e menu= worms 11 1 11111 11 nevaernrist , 11111 M 131 . 1411 tt 4 . a r en as in Amnia. I 111 It .milmWMOMMMimimm. ••• • a NORTH Ali SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEk BOUM Ice chasm' n. On the Rev. Mr. Maguire coming (0 Town,SZOILLIIMCIP--1 have the honour to info. ,ii • • . 1 - eet rramr. out from the Institution, he ascended a carriage which . . that I ,ball set out in a few days. I shall tail ea 6 I. II 111. IL nab. Jamaica Papers have * been Vecairlad . of the 12th of was its waiting to convey . him to the Cbalsel-hoase a s r`,el lee ' ra liar. '".., nr , l e March. Tbe following am extractst of St. Michael and St. John's, hit resideisce since his ma c. sari Commit ter to the Greeks. I come as re - "'''' 'r"" '''' ''''' "It is stated that, in the absence of the Dube of ..t . - n rival in but the crowd , who so anxiously ti - boar d nos of the vessels which have been.siven by the !tad ` Alf " r Admiral in the service of G reec e, and I desire nom a Manchester from this island, Maio, General Sir John petted hit appearance, determined to cyan . * tbeir respeet diatele is aid your great nose. or this parpe,e I with ;try has occasioned Kean will be swain in as Gummi of Jamaica. .by drawing him home. Mr. Miguirn accompanied by you w o r ld send forthwith to Hydra, or to 'the Road, firm belief, that it ea A letter from Port e an Priem, silted 19th Febre- Mr. LawlesS, had scarcely ascended the carriage, when E ll authority for me to hoist the fla g of your country. 11 as so unequivocally ary, says - The tin/lion Osuerumeie • has received the horses were removed, and the vehicle dragged in " I shall only touch at Hydra, without disemberikire • d teanteneed, ~...j....A _ their answer from the French , which proves =fume% triumph throve' the crowded greet/ along Carlisle ' for -I will not set my foot on your shalte=r ot P 4 ' 41413 1' a '—'''' able. It is said that the Secretary at State for the b r idge, o fl o o g bald be difficult to Westmoreland-strew, College-green, French Colonies, expressed witch sur p rise, to kern D ame - s treet, and Pli ' from . e e l 9 -street, AT anient,street, whence. self to 'the not at alusoli until after lave endeavesped to *cadet the Gr flag ttiutnearant. 4 PPOrt of the title that any part of the °filename@ of Charles X. requited Miming, down the Quay, it reached the Chapelloase " I - beg that von will direct the brave Murales toot .1 1 e in so eminent h explanation, as regards the half duties, particularly as already named, where the Rev. Gentleman alighted; o re two o f his best sa ili ng vessels we ll armed and ptc , .. el Ministries which the Ha y tian Government had acted u p on it. soon after which this immense assembl y p eaceabl y se- visiolied hot two months; and I idsoula wish that they 4 "The communication it said to give a pretty broad( rod continued so till p asted . We have not heard that any accident occur- a n n h t h e see d y to ac com pany ate u p on • 1 , my 811111 11 hint, that if Hayti does fulfil the engagement, France red, save to the Lord Chancellor's servant, who, we order enable . act iai e d. l d i to me to m sate y, an to proven i ✓of the Sovereiga has the means and will compel her. The Fleche sloop re thrown from his horse, and slightly gi et to state, was Greece my devotion to her cause. a I am, fa." 1 e Kota by the voice of war is momentarily expected from France, and hurt by the fall. His Lordship was returning from his rang LOSS 110811141111 so AralliAL MULL. 1 circumstances, and by her the Ultimatum. - daily ride, when he met the procession ; his horse be- 1 . BRAVE ADAIIIIAI expect shortly to beef Hydra, r ` 6 It new appears pretty certain that this country is at part eras , of net - came alarmed by the shouts of the people, and his and to commence directly my operations for tic 111. now considered as a French Colony. The people here Lordship most prudently dismounted, and took shelter vice of Greece.- • I particularly wish to - find ready a I that wasdone, by I are seriously disposed to repulse the F res h, should in an adjacent shop. His servant, whose hone was my arrival at Hydra two of your ships of war, poi I was contemplated. they attempt an invasion,' also frightened by the crowd mid huseas, sat the ani- siOned for two months. This is of so much impala's .1 ray, will be able to " The arsenal here was entirely destroyed by an ex- Mal, and endeavoured to controul him; be was. how• that I have just written respecting it to the Gutenseat I a because, it may be plosion on the ad instant. -The quantity of powder in it eta, thrown, and as we have already stated, enfants- Be so good, brave Admiral, to anticipate its orders, 1 I .1 i a Cabinet is the when th e conflagration took place was said to be 40001bs newly received some injury. We are happy to add, it they , laid not be quickly forwarded to you , sad MI I Several persons.were killed, among them Count Baum. is not of any consequence, u he remoubted, and led on the high consideration and esteem of him vibe Cal 1 1 free and unfettered a The President had a narrow escape, as he only left hoMe the Chancellor's horse. His Lordship walked to impatiently for the moment which shall enable bin to i a point of honour the arsenal about ten minutes before it blew ' up. •T The his aesidenie in Stephen's Green. share your laurels. " I am, eke.''. onsideration, super- powder was intended to be shipped on board the brig • - • Irishman Ogles, April 25. Nos o'clock. • PRAM ANSIZAAL 111141111.111 TO 11. 17/112.1431.. 1 pie happy, and his . trovrsy hai ended, in peate, harmony , sad good humour. et bet • 4 Jean Pierre for Jeremie : immense quantities of every • Thema . e _ , fita-I i received your iota et the 19th of Deem Goodman have displayed talcum in tbis van will inspire . his mi., kind of Government stores have also been destroyed." . Jnoaem es thesz. w ile, Inasmuch as the presence of Lord Cochran is comary tibial they haver in- CODRT CIRCULAR. The retraining or argumsetathe powers sd Mr. Maguire sannot for the military opera ti 1 operations of the Greek navy , it t be admitted by his most embus opponents. The abilities of equally as - necessary that the wafts of the fleet uoda -•1 bur I my first labours %till ..„, The Duc h ess of • 6LOUCESTIR and the Princess hey willare the more acknowledge the line talents by which be has been opposed: Mr. to. Your indefatigable seal has happily provided 101 4 &mai visited the Kum on Saturdei• . . biseatre , accompanied by Mr. Lawless, was drain; home to Mr.l destined , because they have Lord FA aosoaonou had •an audience ini Saturday idellotre• Wens by an iallalßale conce it s.. or PeePle- Tom thee- those Weet s r.hy a "savoy of provisions specia lly I distinctfront those of his Marais. sand people, we dare say, Sabered dm carriage. ' • for that Let, and you have thereby given us aam use they have the ,•• - 1 Sir tiiiiiali . Testortilay the Loan CHARCELLO4 au . . -,--, th e c o h o s t s. We eleile;lteod it the Millimilio of Mr. Look* to liroPPee It proof of your wise foresight , and your. great activity Is i l Tirana visited his blassisr. - Isn'emildrotinsat thet a ~.. i d e r. .,.... e i P hi rs. the service of our unfortunate nation. 4 ime, that the mom The Doke of CLAitusca came 'to town on SatUslii valuw: mast a wl het hallisilialia " '''''' ' y " thank you sincerely for your kind exprosices . ..v oh. .Catipmesa of Ms perlsZiouspidspikla wait respond, the mare moraine, (fowl& sect in Bushy Park. •' • • • . • Which he abdicated tbe tenets et end lor the coafidence which you have shown towanh resent high ground. Sir JOGN LEACH, the Speaker of the House of Coca. ,• . , • - • • ' - the, is choosing me one of th e commissiois for the lII* mons, Lord Buninco, the. Right Ifon..W. Howl:son, Lord Psilii: • -Ina A IVAL•o/ • HinnitW AMBAISADOII...--Wlr oesbazie aod • spection of provisions. Beth Admiral T „ i overcign and of their valorem G ' Viscount apt Wee% awl the aa --- -." . Itltlt. 1117.11M1L1./.. 4 ill to guard the just lush* Resi Brum lieu"' isk WIACNIN arrived last week frofn Moradbre. appointed myself take all Pains to Grove ousel .id lite.emoura yesterday. Mr. , , , ~, ..- ...- • - - . . . . • ses worthy of , Cuing's* she received vide from room Jitsmususe, daa•aailatan Ambassa d or tO our G overnment f r o m th e E mperor of . the.choics. of the others ; alio. Anabaniader; and Count TY Areuz,lhe Sardinia's Minister. MORON°. Tile above Gentleman his btdught with !aim alt was with this des4B that we represented toot s', .. in a constitutional Sir R.liftason called yetarderon Mr.•Coosono. • six Atabian horses and several mules, ats a friliflGl en tonne/deaths .m . G.,, m ois i , setwaistaseataorefers '- iced that they will w il Viecouist Dlingtiliu'd WAIL!) attended at the Forgive Gzimos TV. from the Emperor ; a lion b a d limos, We told him that, on account Of ibedistsubsocesght i l t . . " ,Mtn yourday. • •- %. • which was also intended fit his blsjestr, dietton the had lately happened at Hdra we did not consider ft a e ] 7 . 1 save raised, and jut. The Right Hon. Caaauir Cia on. Awe visited Viscount voyage . The above Gentlemen his resided in this sirabk to establish in that is lan d; the snagasio of pion* ion, which the moo Gnawer yesterday. .: ~ . b e f o r e • sea* 1 country as a merchant. slow ; that we thought the Isle of Faros, whet we ,_ their .wisdom and The Marquis of Lewsnowe visited the Duke of Di- vonsusas on Friday. Highne ss the Loan 11 His Royal already evince their - M r. WA, intimated that be does not wish Naval °Seers to come to Lando& I t wag desirable that the Noble Lord (Cochrane) shw a ...at. babAIILICT7r, after bee n $ in the King's mg sworn pay their respects to him, as such a journey would leo. them to Id . fiad fit Cabinet; and, to torney-General, before the Loan Cmaticsaimaolo Saturday mom- in' roceeded to tbe resident earner, and, perhaps, unavoidably on his part. to disappointment ; _ 1' withal. - - would be a sign of ii. P *of Mr. Camino, la flew but that be shortly intends visiting dm eeaperte, when he shalt there th e vessels and all the necessary 'appall street, and had a conference with the Minister. • _,_. ''• . If sound judgment. The Dike of Davonsusete was with bat. CANNING b. ' haV sect:calor a y to receive . Officers resident In the respective neighbour- preparatiOn of which I have been occu pied 1 , : Levees which he will then hold; and that be will receive to the order of the Government ; and that we shou ld about ao hour. ' - i Papers to the 28th • 0 . • • them to undress uniforms.-This notification, which appear . to fhe Earl of HARnOwST, the Earl of XOIIIIIY, Mr. have been dictated by much condescendin ' g.kindoess and considers- have, therefore, the provisions under our immediate Id F political news. It weary Lord Hussman, and the Hon WILLIAM • Lune, had also tivo,we undentand,bas beets Officially communicated to Sir Gamow inspection, whilst, if they•are placed at Hydra, we ecs ., comMerce, a great, interviews on Saturday with Mr. Cairns. who, after conferring Maartm, by direction of the Lou: thou Asonam..--lisispeeire neither superintend their distribution nor be resel ls ' s* with tkon, went, shandy before five o clock, to visit the Kum, and 7ilegtvotd. for their safety. to be established at remained with his Manny nearly an hour. • - ' It Is generally reported in the political circles, that as 41 w e h ail • e considered it necessary to roake . for the relief of the • Earl BATHURST neve a' grand -dinner en Friday, at soon ad Parliament meets, an expose will take place in - - hay s his residence in Great Stanhope-street : *Wong the soots war* the • b explanation to M. Goose, bat he did not think it I • ' .dies, sailed at last. Lea . CR ea, the Ball of Was is viscoast 2,l __ . • boa Houses of the circumstance : which led to the uri c ow' any deviation from your instructions unt il for th eir final des- la". I". - 34 ' breaking-up of the late Administration ; and' that in the y. ' o f Lora Cochrane, who o ill himself decide os The Duke of WELLINGT „ Set- Lords it will be made by the Duke of Waaasorott or . ey to about 600 men ' ON arrived in town -.--• Lord E LO's, and in the Commons the most ad . . • This ' the * that i " ig vantageous course. Is sr ' nodal, (tont his mat at Stratitfieldsay, Hubs. by MT . P ier.. which we now stand, booing that it will not b e ton ; ing this small, lama - Sir FGANCIS BIiNDETT visited Mr.CAowitio on Vriday. ' It is said that the KING% Mace in St. James's Park before the Noble Lord appeals. at .ergies of the Nether- M . r.Wtheiorr-Honrow had an interview on Saturday will at least take two years longer before it can be ~. The On news of his arrival has reani ma ted tbs '4 ' wit! Lord Gowns::,. ready for his Majesty's reception. A number df gar. • Opel of the Greeks. They look for hint with ole s 'Yesterday, being the anniversary of the establish- denas and others are daily employed in the grounds, 18th instant, which went of the Portuguese Constitution;l grand Ti DAM Was per- in whch a fine sheet of water' has been formed. which arms. -lam at present occapied at Faros, in prepeolf farmed, by commutd of t h e Porn:soma Asobassatur r at ins Chapel • two vessels for the secret expeditiou which l''' "l • s extracts from the , ii...... 1. A.A._ will be stored with the most choice sof fish. ' • kinds .• ................ostrat, to commemorate tike r e cur The music Cochrane meditates I feel aglorious pride ' cwase_, • ' la shed at Egina,. from comistod of a selection from Puaromaito and M -WHAM. Navas. The nigh' Bailiff of Westrninter . . has declined calling rat i ng . . wilt this illustrious Admiral, for the ad/ 0 • i eh. The Gratis , of Sratunosaesiled the bona, and Mr. C.lsownmus (ofganist to the A meeting of the inhabitants erten . the Telniiition which o ur country. • 44 I am. Sm.'. • • embassy) presided at theargitu - The Marquis de 'PALM:MLA, the had been stet to him. tithe stria blockade Permute* Ambassador. appears& Jo a foie Coon drew, wearing p 0 i.,,.„ f0 i,,,,,,,,.. r,..„. t-.. 'kg p fn . e ........... .... t h is son ' t a i m , vvi r e uer i ,. eowva . as • a,. a es h ip i, Of