Star. — London, England, 1829-04-02 00:00:00

"s .. • *THE fiVENING ET-41t. 4111. ~•4. - . MP .. . LO N [SUN. • THURSDAY: APRIL 2. 11129 . I/UCSS - AT TWO . O'O.OM iistarttie• COS' lona B.iad. 52 . 5 ivcce_st. fled. dbsi .• • " South fea.dtse2 7J. -Moss Bans+ Mb SO 1 '2l - per:Crut. Isl.. fibst 400 Ditto 10 1 fki per Cyst. HA. Sin am and £lOO Mai so 1 4 Pim CG thw. los l * Cosubsrelid •ir par Cost Ins. abut Bask for Ant. loan Mio. SW India for Ant. fruSs Ike& list Console for Acct 171 e VOILICIriN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. grislier' fib. a p‘N. Omsk 11.1..1 SIM 3 pet. 14i Da Ass. 542 a ON 01 , Porteig.Bis SpC. 1) utak KM. 3 Olt slli n div De. An. 414 • • • 1)* Acet.23l n div • Do. Acct. PBllll4l A ND 11010110 N !MAIM. TWO O ' CLOCk. • Silia •as ' lAIIIO • • " &maids • • 35 20 . 411;..:te. -"' Nothing of importance occorred in She Noise of, 44 esi Peer.lastslight ; and there not being ltu,S*l - *Ohba* in:the Commons at fuir o'clock, , th ere 'iritk,ort . Noose. The • Second Reading of the RomA Catholic ffOli Bull Iva, final l y otdere i for this evening in tie Howl of Peers, but it is not eximted thit the debate wililllt got lipase) anti, twasocrow evening. li'ls:s4.cg •• . by those who have the best 'means of formiag an ,opinion OD the subject, that there will be a majority 4:4olasp . to 70 in ialtdilt of the BM. but some 'mimosa :Waal'. . , -..., ai 9S. Tbe state of trade in this metropolis, and. indeed in army put of the empire, has become ales! eternal's. Altigoation exists which it is difficult to icanurt for, • but which in its ionseqoences must.be is prejudicial to t e natiorsal ityeresis, and the ft:venue its particular. as it.isJuinOus to all who are engaged in asercantilean4 commercial life. • • • The 6rst'eau.e. perhaps, to which this !late of things ta . .stbe attributed, is. the over production of various articles of oar manefacture during the last. year, hicb the cipectation of an immense trade being likely to resat from the opening of our ports to foreign corn occisiened. This expectation hat, it is now ascertained, been geevonl disappointed, a very smell put only of t!te.value of corn imported having been expended in articles. f .100111AMIPC since the Acx cause into operation. lta ,provisions bad been fotmeen, and the foreign mask:., •.a ete glutted with our !piridace,.to meet the demands which .were thought .probible. Earmation 'bas, therefore, in - a great . degree ceased to the ports of the tontioent Of Europe... The .4ecodiT cantreof the stagnation of business, is. the reduced ittteenal certsimption, arising bons the 'scanty means of saii:agtictalturistsi M hich the last bad harem so mate .. t iappreili k ced i aid thidistresard state of the simonises tuf intd . istrtits, frotn the cause eteettat . to. pe a . art ea us to be the priscipal Cataks . of t h e present to. rahinii a !swagger; . may .ba reasonably !offal those filer*/ lain which admit into assumption its 4s soman I ar.tide.of foreign manufacture uliiVi• Ile payment of a duty, which is too •mall to af forti , siifficient proteitian to our owl branches of long as these laws exist. - Many of our InnSt, v o llitaVe minisfactures mu t aiecline s , Be .the tutors, However, what they may, the lust is'not to be -denied; that a state rf prevails which ought to excite the greatest apprehension.• and iShich . most be Made matitest by the diminution whie,h.irill be found in the future'!evenue t f the country. This tinder point will exhibit the first symptoms of the national disease lathe minds of Ministers. and may. pet haps,: have more erect upon them than all the misery and *sufferings of the• unfortunate persons who are the victims to a system founded upon the. theories of that dangerous school, disciples of which call themselves Political Esenotaists . ... .. .. . . .. is 4.ri.ow.stated,shat Mr. StaArruati CA motets dues • not retire - from the situation of Ambassador to the &Mime Porte, Isit.fhit Mr: li s ellititT GO2Do* is to pro. cud to Coallysatintiple. charged 7eith it special objectil high import alien. . that object, lifeboat . doubt, is to induce tae Stiteas sernoeseut to the Twig of the 6th July as tegatifsGresoi, - on condisintiffiti,:lil that case. , Glut Britain .o ft Frain* . will unite efforts to bring Massie' to temp.:4li* 'by' friemPg -- swerina,", or by ttriats of ambiend resiginte‘_- lieirilperfircely evident' that the present state 'of tbiliali iisc.thil 'Kediterranesa cannot be anowertt ! .ireth .ilut.4* fro . *IVO laiai° that Sea of wet y tontedid /Mt esero:Altftlffitia 4 9B•!`, a peons,. S ,, e is.to alliiiiiitnt . ,n44 ... , -, ll)fign• tent, and is-carryirg oh her • etit ;411 = system which is destructive of att traditi, , ' SirleitoThre the. pa fila I. . other. Pea ors in divines with) eg . .4( 4 t .rseo - _, • • .. . - nation is one put at once to the horgpM,bospeperstossia and TolteY. we are coneioceal dealt tio ism. Orzin•ofp • will net be worth thieetaritA g li gellit.*l47' .. ' ' - - The Pali:Tapers of baselling depot rniilliffi.oy ill.. telligence of importance. 4n, irittle him theimmtierief filoldelia, Nielletibes the.ifpatense prepatesions . muking -by-the lßeedlans for th- "dieing Campaign, which it sras elpitted woolil commence about the 2"*.h is l, kilo The Petters from St: rifer.burgh mention. that .ht pulite de 1401411117 t IT.; the Ambassador trom Fr ..nce. had been, orAt . grednasly received by the Esoreson. • who hadainifee ref .nprin him thenrder o' Si. Andrew' L-Arkfions- Stake; of so I:te a date as . the 10th lifach, state iird'retaia to that pent cf she Engli,h and • Frisch sqriiiiiintor, and that ,the ituasiun ',radio% winch was stilicruisirig, had captured several Turkkh wesseliniiiiirei ing reinforcements linat Egypt to CanJie. Vie •keiielt Ponds ?lased . at—The Five per Cents. 1071. Me.— • mica or Gaits. .1 1 3‘ to 71f.t I Se. •evelViiiisiivi Flanders New sp Tess have 'arrived tbi initrniag..hoss which Ire have txtracted .ttie follorriap in:ellitteke i • . cittr.cr. . A Deen4.lo* - 04;ilmoped by the Presldert. by • irtiltes — *chine.s'. ll is iivunltist•tii!tiees .Departateiau,if whiakillb AbigEl jnelvdsti 'Wee. sad the bloods which now form part of the t i erdtrary sd the koribles 69. The Dspartambil oldie Mores aro... • +Tale . • 0001 Napoli . Achala .. Calmat* • • . Gummi %p et painesk . . Arcadia Lower lidemenie • Calmat& , Imelda . . . glad; Arcadia . Tripolis's. Time seven depertmeattfecin an retest of territory of 6,439 dettliespidcal Poem miles (60 to a degree). Their population Is at thalami* this. headrest thousand soils. But it is probable, did as sows as pas and a settled Government have exesised &dr beneficial Mimeos in tbesi canaries, the population, partly by natural increase and partly by emigration, may be augmented in two years to 600,000 or 700,000 souls. To the flourishing dales of Greece. this country contained no fewer than 90d towns, and about 2,100,C60 bshabitants. The de Insular dopattmenu are the northern, intent, and southern Sporades, the northern, central, aad southern Cyclades-1,339 square miles, with 196.000 inhabitants. Mies th. whole 13 departments contain 7,779 square miles, and f9/rOOO lahabitants.—Frankfert Papers, March 6. EX.RLIN. MA RCN 20. It is reported here that Heir Majesties the Suspense and &sprees of Russia WU CORM hue during the summer—the Empress to go to Pyresont. the*Reoperee to accompany his august Consort hither. Our feeds are still high, the -4 pet Cent.Obbgailosse • (Staatachuld-1 ukase) are nearly at 04, and among the *per Cent. Reeds (Plaid braille) there are some at 101. • e• • Private letters from Dams& say that a very heavy stamp ditty his been Introduced there, every- receipt, every transaction (for ita;, mute, a Osage) requiring a dear stamp, which is a great bindmice l to business, and very burdensome I. particular to the pas& dames. ..--shrummierg Oirrerpeisdna, Merck SS. ROML Mason 17. ft is now reported to be probable that the election to the Papal Chair will IA MI Wessel Castiglione. Though of course nothing positive can he dinned beforehand on this point, yet this matt stems to oak some attention. STOCKHOLM. Masco 11. In the course of law year 164,000 tom of corn were esponed bola Sweden. Tbia is a large quantity, for kingdom which at no groat distance of tines was obliged to import annually MU a otilbint of tons. Thli Week, like so many others, we owe to the wile measures of the King. The works for cultivating and con• solidadng the quicksands in visions-provinces cuutinee. In the northern part of the raises of &bonen 114000 trees were planted law year, and a great deal of land sowed with corn. Lieutenant Calmed has invented a new kind of boiler for steam vowels, which retrieve only half the quantity of feel, afford, as mock steam, and is mach smaller. The Kin has ordered suck boilers to be used In the steam boat which le building for the navigation between &bones and Pomerania. V 11114116. Wine 11.-..-211etallijues,971.—Eink Sbares,3,o93er .llatiarse &kig, Arch IPA. . VIENNA, Mazes 11. • . • The lied noes Commander"le et the 2dth of - Ptbrotry Sas ar. dyed very Lite, aid btlegt-oothiat of impetuses. The Dew OTaitil riles had net mewed in the camp at Sehemis at the dui of 'the pot scootosteotee had any news of indica ry erreelbireiteis paillalted eitherfrios the Danube or Bulgaria. s • • • ••• The thief attention if the Guvrzusneat is direetisise - theresiss et Omitting awn ter t tte sopplp of the capital earths any. Oise of the measures adopted is the seeding away of a •thissikeddile ono thee of Jews k etko Imvesradealty wale slid settled to the esPii gal, and 'thanes give a satidectory would of their mesas, .01,141- sitteisce...iA t. order limed sneer the nage of Wing M.** all Cleigy of the Greek growth who are employed la tlecidijkal le the cored see+ to read, I. their respective diooiess.• kis lately hien rinewed. and the Greek Pautarth has has . edied span le furnish a list of all the Gkrgy of his Chard iso* is the Capissi.-;i desires* Obswwit Marais. ~: . • BIttISSELS. Mena IS. -' Ilia ifoceUericy Count CeUes,isie biajraity't Andiainee* fit the Holy See r preamistod is the 11th lost: tildie Casibrii ;aijinfafei in Conclave Ins if/intro kttte of condiniory ',lra tin letter announcing the death of Pope Lee Xlll4' • • - )14111CN 50.—The Sections of the Sinai Ciminiier . of the *ate/ General continue to be engaged in examining the decennia* budget. It la supposed they wiU seen *flatus' the quesibliii which the Pre **dent has proposed nwpeeting the Jury. • EGINA. JANUAR? -iaim Tt■ cavities De =nu's. Biz tboassid - Zak* bitve arrived. to Telefon*. these areal Ilk Lived's, by which the Greek army is plaited hi a my/ dangerous @hoiden. The recal of the army is talked of kern. It wosid have been wiser never to have sent it ; and whatever may now be the orders of the Government. we may be sure that the danger* which now threaten it will make it very speedily abandon thspetsi dais to which it has so imprudently advanced...Brom Alp. dprif 1. CITY. Twrivi OTI-nett. We are again without animals this monism, excising !reels Mail. The whole of the poSlic &itemise Is at present tied on this eight's important debate in the Muse of Lords, consequently tkere are no speculations gulag forward. Cause's, which Irk el Tenet; day at 1171 far day Utinint, "died at the same prier, and far nanny rrj. SY THE ga ItITN MAIL THIS MORNING. A inter fet*. hlstigli. of the 18th of Much. stares that a Priest weed Sidiastien Miqh.no is occupied. with some Vomits staiiitalistaile planning a Loan far twenty millions of francs, to he divined inpreparing as expsdkion against her ancient cohabit.. lb*/ Vorssete: is taken. by the Spanish - Government. 'to destroy ihr thisinseros of Gibraltar. and reduce that place to a dingle r. • Litters inapt noes Ayres, of the 110th Desinther, state, that 'a assmobir of privateer h..e left that phme to cruise agaWst the . Spanish Sagan the tout of Galicia, -the &rake of Gibraltar, and the Cossacks.. Thew privateers ate Wier* fist and well manned. 'thee private eoesimMi - triswihe theatre of war state, that three Russian Gemmel'. have ace Ive 4 at Holfoithate. with a mops of elicit's; and on every point of the ibm Consallaioners aro este; • Every peruse the lease inwPeoted is arrested and sew gear the ttontkrs. The environs enchant are over-roa. wish 'Wirt. recricits arriving from Semia. and it appears that the rompera Nicholas is neither lowest of menty.nor soldkrs. The .Tut k i s are also waking great Preparations to give the Russians a Warns reception. CITY. KA LIP-PAST ONg O'CLOCK. The 'tepid= Ist the Cense* market Is so coarpkte, up to the prise= hear, that several of the members of the Home have already leh to proceed to the those of Lords. Gehols have eastkesed, the wide of the lhorsktg, at en 1 for tlifi An:ague, and S7l j for May. , ' In the Ferelge market a lhdif Vim dome la &seines Stork big la ether Fete* Aralukka mit • bogie as deo,. • 'rue digs sesi se see tlent betel Major Aoata,R.H. N. 4 0 1 milt' al Dranuorava, Davenport. His hem, *bleb. had m v Fauvism'', aw, maddrolp fell lb ith Rho. and Ids brad tem. zii in euesatt wili the pavessunt.k Was several/ injured. wasaahse late a shop elo•Oni. • Milani a. lad. about tbieteea years of age. soa of ,•Sti s tooamba. shArwright In Drvollpart Doth-yatd, fen front a bob, third shay ut hia father's roald,ot, hi Navy-row, lail Was Med so the art. Rosain7.--Tuesday morning some tbkeea Wolfe into the hialkolead pohlk-bstne. at flattla•brkke. sad Hula pekerard a daskapaaaassard on the prinithea. earried sea number et dim opelor s two mirk Pantos a reeddarabla gawky oi l spiri•oova liver% and own moues to the mown ut Us. •,1 . TILE KING .&c . . . • WINDS "*R. APRILI -T-This morning Earl WiNCIIII.IIItA and Lard Rom.s atrived . at the White Hat. luo. Their L itthibips came to Windsor expressly Int the pslepose efr having an 'audience of his biaintive at the Cook. which was appointed for one o'clock. Tim Nonk Eel. after visiting hi. son at Eton Oilier., proceeded to the Castle. accompanied by Lord R..1.1:11, where they were joined by Lord BuLav and the Matqui. of At These four distinguished Noblemen had an audience of his Manistee shortly alter one o'clock. and continued in the Royal presence until nearly tour. 'lke Earl of 'WU:GRILSE* 114 d a number of Petitions, which here: serbeJ to his Maiserv. Their Lordship, let Windsor between four and five o'clock fur Landon. Yesterday the Duke of CUMBERLAND visited his MAJESTY at the Castle. His Royal highness had an audience of the Ruin for two hours, and atter part .king of rdreshment•. returned to London. • Sir RICHARD -Maim, attended by TownsuaNn S A Tims, and STRyiu:s. wide theie appearaitie . in Windsor this morning quite unexpectedly. arid imam iiiately after their arrival the Regiment i.l Coldsttean.. tkazdt, now stationed •in Winslow, were put under, marching' ot der', but did not leave the barracks. . 16- .. . ~. COURT CIRCULAR. Presto Ronasurr. the Austrian Ambassador. and Corot RrestemtLea, the Swedish Minister. bad interwiters yesterday ,pith the Karl of Anaram. at the (Mice of the Secretary of.ntate (* . Foreign Alain. the Earl of Assesses and Mr. S•crerary Pass. lord.intorrierrs with the Dote of Weizman', yesterilay, at the Tressury. . Mr. VILIBT Firsowasze trausacted busiums yewerdaynt the C. Isola' oMce, Downing-street. Mr. Secretary Pam yottnained the Cajdoet Mini.ters to dinner yesterday amain& at hia . residence is Privy-se:dem. .• FASHIONABLii IN I'ELLLGENCE. Alt RI VA 1.8. The Earle Bissiston, at Ft titon's Hotel, St: Janseesotreet. from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Loma. at ditto, from Cheshire: the Hon.. Mr. ant Mrs. Jerningkam, at ditto, from Lord Stafford's seat. Cossey Hall. Norwich; Lord and Lady Howe and family. he Thomas's Hoot. Berkeliy• square, from Leicesiershire; Kari Minos. at ditto.frons Scotland; Captain and Lady Agnes Syng e at ditto,. from Hertfordshire; lichen Stratton. Esq. at the ikitiah Hotel. irrupt-street, from Paris; W,IIWn Hornsby. Kan. at dittp. front Brighton; Earl St. Vincent. at Elba's Hotel, 'fit...lones's.etreet, from his amt. Meaford Hall. finiffordelsire; Lord and Lady Gray. the Han. Misses Gray. at the Hyde Park Hotel, Hyde Parkylreo. from Scotland; Ball Radnor. at Mimes Hotel. Lower and Davies -streets. from Lorford Castle. Wilts; dot ci n i= Como and Mrs. Corson and family. at ditto. from Sissies I, MC*. Greg. hen. at diet.. lions Hampshire; Captain Sotherby, at ditto. from Staney;..S. Nevi/dick Ban. and Lady. at the Berates Hotel; Btrnerawseet, from thiir rest. Woodblock Relgato ; G. C. nitro. too. ffaq. at ditto. from his seat;•lllardon 11111, Hertford; Thomas Daniels, E. at ditto, from Berkhaispstead ; T: W. Heaine. &q at ditto, from Hertford; W. P. Campbell, 14. M.P. and Lotly Eleanor cod Mies Campheil, at the. Bronswkk Hotel...lertnyu.atictr a , from Scotland ; Eatl of Ferro:ll,ot ditto, from Inland; J. Egerton. Rag. frotnateshlre ; the Man of Wiachrster, at ditto. (nap Hants; Richard Moms. Rag. at Long's Hotel, Bali a.t.:er. front Cant. bridgesitire; P. W. L. &adulate, Rot from Dorunb:itto. .110 USE OF LORDS. -r . The Howe of Peers crank at pteseat of shoat 400 asoothers.• Among these, there are 5 Royal Dukes or Princes at the lleetl.s.Archltishopt, 19 English . Dukes, 24 Alarqeises (in. dudish' OW elpeesestative Peers of Scotland and Ireland), 197' Rads stk. Scotch and Islalt representative Peers), ill •t ns tho Scotch .and Irish represwittuive Peen, wltk slat title 97 lliskops (including the Itish representative Pry. lies), and 1110 Barons potholing the representative Piers to( ?vita lised mil holind.at that tank of Nobility). ' The list pointed by order et.thegeese Includes the Chtholic Peers, arbo,though they meld net take their seats, retained their Dawson the rolls of Pure Ramat; Probably nearly 300 may attend in the If auw i yhis leg, to pass a Bill which win add these' Catholic l'eers to theft. DUBLIN, NlAncas SO. ~.,~ , The Lard Mayor al Dublin gave a splendid entertaininetirat the Handal House no Saturday evening, at *MO the fluke of • Nor thumberland, otters! of the Mims of his std, and about Iffy peranns of rank attended. • ' After the removal of the cloth, and when the cnotnasibry toaits at the King, and the Royal Family bad been drank, the'Leao Maros proposed the health oldie Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. His GiAt:t rose to return thanks, and delivered a manly and eloquent speech, in which be declared his determination to do Impartial justice to all classes 6f the people; and that in the arbninktration of the law., and the distribution of the patronage of the Povernote nt, he should know no t'istinetion ibilhatever. Astons as the Illustrious Duke left the room, Sir Helicon's Lin addressed the appany. ~A glare, high in Corporate bemoura , beat rose. He bad not long propertied, when a Colonel of the Guards, addresting Col Morris 'and several military Gentlemen who surrounded biol. said, • tet us depart—this is language which, as miNtary Officers• we cantos* listen to with any dee mad to the King and his Government." • Longeond, the hron,e which DONAPARTI nccepied et St. Helena, has been let to a farmer, and the room be died in has been converted into - a stable. A French Paper. in giving on account 41he Fashions for the month of April, aye—" The sleeves 'are of i frightful breadth. When you have taken the quantity ut stuff ✓ecess iry ter the gown, brut just the san.e quantity, and it will he about enough tomato he sleeves." . Vbacnswitsi HAMPOlllgave 4n elegant bull nn Toms. day Li.t. at her reeking.* in Grosvenor square -to dpwarde eif three hundred persons of thwart rank and dtstinetrea Penchi ve=to menceel about eleven o'clock, and at two the whole company par. took of a standing entertainment, conbieting ni.erety delicacy of the season, after which dancing was resumed with renovated spirit, and continued to a late boor. Bets to a con.idershle amount , hive bee, nfra‘ed. and hi some instances accepted, in the Various club homes •at the west rod of the town. that Pa:Hamitic a dissolved before Good Friday. 'flute was a supply ut good salMon yesterday, but the retail price was exorbitantly high, being from 25.9,1. to Sae Id. per . pound. • fhe inient!ed improvenier.ts in Fleet -street. opposite. St..Dunatan's Chu ch, ate to commence fruthoith,"l4 the onuses necessary to be' taken down to tem thilii ,into effect, are to be razed in the course of the Spying,, fhe alterations, hoe ever, a ill not. becompkte lints) tie cher , h is taken down, and a new ante c•uilt-ion •-site in ith rear: . . ..• • . . . Tua CATHOLIC RILLS.--Tflioubliy night/in .the chi pretation of these Bills bang conveyed to the Hour ritlords, lone before the commencement :of . husinesk the Haase was. exceed ingly crowded. The Peers' seats were throtiged--every seat on' the Bishops' benches was occupied. -out before - ilik:ernipek.vabe' Duke of Wellington appeared in his place.._ g e_upcktielß ß ol• sack and about the 'Throve. there were many • esmirrs the Commons; sod seieral dlitiopiabed Ladies oteopiod the halal prominent stations. Amongst th em we not i ce d chi Animas of Richmond, Lady Harrowby and daughters the Mims Ilan% tiers, Lady Saliabeif, Mrs. Arbsthaoe, he , . Heretofore . they were admitted 'with the orders of Sir Miami. Tyrwiiht,, the Usher of the Mack Rod; bit he has n o vidi se w i t h the Xndlea; sad they are become the • wards' of ' the • bill' • Chili caller. His Lordship's order is requisite' .to poreare this new peisilego 7 the gratllleation of Lake to he • preemie .at their LordAlps' debates. It may be as ungallant to men dos the runnmir as it is, to wldiper 'econplaint—but . alit modern hoiden of allowing the Letiira;wiletffer ." Baia . ' or pslkkhosotilth their waving plumes and &sang chime, :te be present en an seinen an occasion, has been clupplained of by rimy penebans, as soinewLt detracting EMIR that aids a :e t aspect which the Lords tempdral, u well is spiritual,. bit chisel' . ought to characterise their proceedings. t.Delow' BB was abo musingly crammed with onagers,. and .du . applied who could get no port of 'dudish*. &omit dieeitill below abeloar boa been parted oQ for the Reportero; ills about tint sine el me of 'be Illnithlield sliegi-pon , and has iti seats or raised Boating. The only advantage of it is, that the bar mai occallitinUit puma* the errand front jostling the Reporter's elbows. ' Theinkb di. ponies wf the space below the bar was retained for.thirtfir front the Co M nintrew. Conroy. to th e u sua l custom, at Mere were lighted Were eve o'clock. The iikele scisge - -pne 014 of great mintation did bustle. .. t ...... - •..• '. ':,' - _. • • 4 : ~ . THE . • At Lard itsix's Lime; this dal. *lv *We raw the MU of Albeit . Wet -General J. NI. Kerr i Maier tkeeeels Nu ddr _ J. Dalrymple, and Warren ; $r Edward Parrott, Bud „b w : •••• .• •• t w e nty other °Germ The t4ik Regiturne of Laecers bag received orders to %arils, on Thursday near, frees Canter but y far Yuri'. The tub lieginwst of 'th woo Guard , ' tat reseivednitdits ge starch, on Mondey nest, from Welsch. ater fur Dorchester. The 7tb Regiment at Dragoon Guards marched as T A. from York feu Norwich. . • . NAVAL IN I'ELLIUENCE. • Nara Assn= Teed Dar ..I)ublin I—Waterfutd 1-4Prartea' Gavvirsey and .Icraey I. The Retinue,. Freehody, Gimbia, y Greesueit, MOW 'bay, arrived in rounding.. DEAL. Aeon. W. N. W —Aeries-4 the Ranger, from the bomb Seas; Copernicus, ii:evens, :ran klawitias. liciarskourn. Aran. 10-Wind N.N S. to N.Wi--Areinkli4o 'kilowatt trinispert. from r do Pao-sailed the tie with blue pirates, taken by his 11 , -jesty'4 whip Mien; transport. &owe, front the Mediterranean. Sailed : the lielaust, tut New York. PLvailluvw, Malign N.N.R. ra. minim Mims 3farchinnells bury packet, frunisthe Brazils. is not cond.!. red a mining , is espeprealssaii ler being .o§llgril in proceed INK voyage bangle busman, that k ban grown so much ass to impede bey - particu.arly with late seiere contrary gales. • • • Dawrarefia. 7 24/taen.3l..—Aarseed the Claude, Ileeritt, Lietneraia veintaitsitinn. Stone, from kioNile; Ikativiey ‘ aiseirSpaohlgasp l / 4 :Chapanwa, twin Ti lone ; 16. 7 4 purlakte, , . ; o.9lm_sar(ol4lc6 tte Limeshirkr. -I;in t siawbal.- " 1 " • • • • • • Almicsr it..TArrivell the Active. .1..11141..• naner. *,C • Vita mearb.Z.A thet tbe Arcturic • tialief, frinet bat Aid 11110 11" 10 :7 11 hiblii% trona Nt. NAcksorsi • ' • • • • •s- •. ...qr. 0, rst.t.tcHN.ca., '•; 4. • • •ASfl,l flUkr Moms . . The Trial Stakes. of 10 son. sash.• Craven •Wsiglita. , ' - Mr. Sanders's Isfpfsa,sh. 4 yre..jet 1.1111 . . I Mr. Hcallsworch's Oisals.sps. 01 ' ..; e Tatter. Louisa. *ladriillsanet, ;sod sia otbeta. !urge tint *Rd. A Bar race. TM liorkrorth tteltes, &SS soil. each. Fifteen leb,ecline.. ' .• Two tttilra.. . . Mr. Ken?. cb g Mr. Fry. 4 lts,lllc •••• •' ' ••• • .." : 17' Mr. WhissitaverAbl g..Tont M.siody. 4 yes, lost 9lb . Lord Ast:siss's gif Astir to ).10 dower, 4 yrs, Inst Sis.t• one OS tie limner. Aimed he,. • The Fanner Plate of SA. Heats teen Wes; Mr. LepelattS_Frander. kr% 104 eb 4 • -gad 4.44., Mr.Boodeslif 0.141.) res. tat int - - - flee ethers were no plated.- -- . • Match 10. pp. One =Um.' ' Mr. Tubb's Butterfly - • • Mr.'t/psee's : , ..s .; • 1. ,E . a 'SPA Itßlii3 - AT 'TUE litN fig' COUllTr 4 *-.N. • Ifesterday.yoing binds Satin took Li,- binOlt. and . tail 04; .ntesoe. soriemen. Ite Art a 4 aseeteesipt of canton to birndlictilV 0 91 43 •1 1 ; ag 4 .'0 14- sPrizance Impltlyr irstimor - varidioun-!7liiefrif in tuella:it' ti;odition. The "whit iris Onsbo - in some ftnstanewbetter than e•itsatnosi.•:• . -,! . : _ ,• '• ` • onus of sum= to, • r.: - :in- Dee: Deareva6. and Davis. the .Harebeater plichaallogiagg.. was "IMO* aver Erilthr; be found- it -.tivevaimy Arrplarlightlyi D.tt . i fair Amp .witalint at mot, fightierw.• • . .!*.: • -'' - Ned '" .pssd ',rem tiockmti -- a A.s. useek.lllat kaileMeret. :• rna s . and a le .'' tray ong both were wareoutregehlifelrallilithal 4 game 11 . 0111tirprof kir :cleave., ••. . . : . • %twee Mod Saluki—Main 'i crindftian is bad, and his sfalellgt:" 'll* appeals to lease bitp piiiiitrs-be wits twat to a. staid WW I ,; • Harr/A - At 1:11: p ~ ri.lciore.Tbe Bailor' lloy afordolileiltie'• alder Kam Mil m m er ' . apnea- of a an appear** ale of* ati art tallifilv:_l al e haying tarot. a hank . ihery-sboWitilifii -'• e r rfe.lPiOici r t i t Tue,4l ll- 411ht : he Wm freak and. conontitheegkeo,lZ.::. $ as iaretiia • s war evident, dilf sox in tha. lea4.l.tatiorwite IPA* • effeenriA latigui-LAils let eye ware the only symbol .of 4litAL-11,::1 • 'allibleessouse on h, otherwise bear& gftbast blemish;' fries& eifesalVaidarlircanistances, disc 'die ste-to aslialit be lark Pali -.. 40e, Wulf VMSatimaed a very alp Agsarl tree. • illadlite . , . ii,rrY 1, 1 11 0.0 0.t.' en their eletele - Illt !ewe'? Eitliord: weitiatit• '-i tiackueivioce...Hatt tare wisontrtiMelteetaiNte.:ifdiesi• • was tetras idol li every mow, aid nit's assoliden being tidy very kiddie*. die hiokut ezembli mos told as Mau sham Aoki Wis ' iii better trio-he worked withassfieseamaimsa:F: Hutt grade a slight hadicatioa to threw Ames but be.folialiWild eludlirtilWei the Saler Boy, With itstssaei astie.as feasible, .beigeol his nu his *balkier Willic*ntlyJsigit to lei* pfteked Hilt len! she etaltv• • • 'is .. in.fightint Junes displayed grim aspen:vie, opfoseit to solgasitl,s - man as Huit. Holt was 'wise Mean with trmistaidees lace, Out - i left,Hwer.Japes dadiledly Mester of the boards. It woe a flim: rate display, and was much applauded. -Rumour said that the • spirit of the play-was whetted by.aasnall Mimi bembiee. &CNC. men. 11. e perfbranuoce of Jelin. WO whausMt.by the Whin • ' court-phi anooltbatent. As a lark, someintifpwwit weltkidireihr ' on the way at the cosichtaiwa, wbicb Jack &toggles Item 600 !..... to Mollie iiiid pick up. • Deaf Howie and Cassini, a freak Yukela a llie countryman is a • bigamist 16tith, teller, and perhaps-. a lade heavier than the dealt' . one. The bout Was as tree as the glove. bosiham.generalty 1. ie '•" which-herb. la engaged; but BOarke chid not du ao meek *ilk • i bis meow, Cousin as, we have semi him do with some uthrei'• •41w yobd metlhi deaf 'one boldly at coasters Indent. hint; bk.; in them Bourke was at boa*, and drew • the *dr of. lei lAiiiifs i alitlatiy, asidjitrewJaiat mica or (rice. heavily; . hoe; Oar' faist maimed to put in a feet' body bits,..wideb,Bosirbosleestier soad• - to fare) , mock ;_. .theY, bid the effect, we liwatithlirot cikelibillibt' .. . invetotasityalßoarke,oo hi made a eauch worse Goisbabin used; Tesi Hneewey Oda smir !MOW # l a l V — Tedtin the Stein HOY. had all the best iA the folottbe Hamada. Mesh a had lisheiga • • peatassen , . Piailf ., ring salt ilfßite.lwaded :Dub-..'lie; was rather a tout. alb km tfie character of doing wiestewben he is apposed to Maeda ' ems. Mu* tuAlicelletit sauna with Brie& • • • The Bristol Wham and Snees....Tbste two once fought. sad moil a tutu bank—ost this tension they fought:their .• beds ger •'• gain. . Jilaires got Mt hew albs tatnebaker.iti tile glevastatiebeglr 4 , the baker bad tbelsset.of Member when they:lo44M in roallte".-.. ••'' Did mien' Agit as will as be . sets -to, be might MU a respectable • ' liege illabm light- tieithe let. . . Xbis,lotat wet-to Was.cM*ldelvil the windup. - • . • - • Yount Silil; haling to light oci Tuesday mitt, "wow tarps : - .. f it#lo o 4.4 eut i onsil ln '' ntolls film& fee their serr.." . .. rt..:4.1"i .. , • ". t..- ._.. .. ..... ‘ , '• • ' '''' .". n ' s . , TbitillEhttieitAstiniter n':thelindittrioldfor th ew* . tps. • • •"" I .d. w sell. Winter titan iil &islet iipchie . . . '• • a coesiderabie GI of mina this'utiming in sea *at • ".- irAieSsorron - Aolotroi-Fuerarsh Pa.aisob.o - ' Lalti;jilltekdift:. sennight, • atonal immi• o'clock in thu nstailki, = a *'e broke got. in itimalt-hoase adjoiariklika . . Glwallio i r at Mr:lirdine. at Newton Ab6ott.. J a 044 . .coomy. ..Proaspt-essistance wAs given by mtny . infs.- .4 bitaois. but they- did not succeed in subduing the fl4n.ig . '.' till-rdtet s it, by which time the - malt•honse, with great part ottbe malt it Con' tained, and almost the. whole of ; , the premise,wets destroyed. What we bave:tn adtes • pinta to our-feelings. • Daring the progress of the de- • sir tociire element an attempt was m a d e to sato 44aawiity • . of shalt` and *barley on the 'motile', when the why's .. - ftbliOfelkitte.apri buried.iiapy person. is the ruins: Their. • b444*liive been dog outs four of them were 'deed; two dirad falliliker,44oat of who. it. siWerdeld;ll4 .- tho * 4 01: of lettleit ate despaited of. Basideilit4e. • there are ifiairial wbOlialielo!atakaedlesa Wietofitipwrit.' • ' I Had the iserideii. ` hailisafted:. bets :a - few • mooolat .... bifilfievtio)l,iigt.baist.besa leaf theft - two heedial.:l ,1 bug led i.etiot• At ialirdit. trasit, Thoie whOii leri&l- , - 0 have liiiii , thecorteit'Orthattemerity- wart ***twilit' .:•:* alift:* P,9 0 Of IhinktillYkft l,llifi and swilitthiidiill;:::l *Ateo : l4rosi ;..iiieriioniVoLsieftly; wife mud iro a .a.youlg . :' :1 Ta g aiii i itori,i third has lon' bet lithos* dill! mini id. - -, ' The . rest:sw ilia *fflr. - Jcioiio iith 0 • • .. aia eJsktgo,4oTh• bit ititlitieley itscenot. fiOeviiiitN.::,lcovoitsoi m bitffiTho t ati r tafaird ! .• 'We.iphiliin thioiMseivi jiiritiltflbg#ollogfti re. snot' lidioletamowitdttfelif '.,Ps.eii :iota . ta. serve tliaisw.. :., Mit*l l43l / 4 4 . tq-Stift:StOlPits*.ilia.MWetcon.Joht." ' 4 .o" 44l " 4 "*Wititli ThnoilicAlescadden, ev... i• - _ aliors.uoirdenak 4 wiiirgid of ; ifilisiy Wales_ -- tiiiisiitifoi aid . resistd. 46 Vet 44 ..- !-. . r". ' • PreaCt . l.ilo- - a'er. 14, tiro; LrrivaiLee• it Jorlarty, Om Cobb • 040146 Ins ; INA • k 'gage nit a ber tain t . rrftt, knout rat, Ikulin. I.le, Il o y ti . Ida. frost 0-4lPfatit- r