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~~ ,~ .4 :._ r f SNAIL TA ID. 93' 14 13* • THE VE . oN. 3046\%1111.1kv, DECEMBER 6, 1827. TITISCA . TWIiLVE O'CLOCK: . chneids. which We'd, yesterday at 834, opened this morning at lig teethe Acconnt; whir Iktte doing at 'present ; and Con.ols sway now be quoted at 634 4. They have been done as high as 1134 4. Bombay Pipets up laded at the North and South American Coffee-house, dated doe 31st July t their contents are unimportant, except that an Entsnonhiorp Gnarly was published on the 17th, stating that the Geeernoe in Celina felt the deepest regret for the death of General Manse; and .ordered that the colours at th.• Castle should be hoisted half stair high, and Siztveight minute suds fired, es a testimony of high respect far the late GeneraL In the Fret ign market little is 4014. . CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. We areititisout any Express from Paris this morning ; but it is currently reported that a messenger has arrived from Vienna to eistsola ---- ;vhich have bees, in the earlier part of the morning, at 551 1, may at present be quoted at 851; with little doing. PRICE OF STOCKS. AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 205 India Stock a per Cron. Red. 421 1 a Ditto Bonds' 70 /2 3 per Ct. Coos. Shut. South Sea - Stock 3j per Coot. 88/ 41000 iticheq. Bills 43 44 42 . Viper Cent. Red. 221 1 .4500 Ditto 43 44 42 4 per Ct. New Shut. 1100 and 4200 Ditto 45 44 42, 4 per Cent. Scrip Advertised 49 % *per Cent. 1826, Icej J [ India for Account 247 -. Loog Ann.lB 15.16 13.16 Consols for Acct 631 .11 I FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO OCLUCK. l Colombian Bond., 6 p Ct. IMu M5.1895,6p C. Ditto 8ia,111241171 Do Atm 47/ 481 471 I ' Do. Ace. Pent. Boods.6p Ct 26 . . Danish Mk 5 p Ct. 581 1 1 Do Acct 961 Greek Booth, 5 p Ct. Puss. 11d5..5p C. 891 Dallis. legs, sp Ct.l7j IS Ru5e.13d5.11122,2p C. MI Do nut. HI Do Acct.... 1 Mika Bowls, 5p C Spaoish B& 5 p C 106 i Air Airt W Do. Acct. BRITIIIIi AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. ."11razIllan man • General Mining Assn. 50 - 5 Potosi La Paz & Perot. Apo. 15 5 Ditto Consohdated 10 do .tit Is oohed Metican 40 55 lee Misses Heidelt and Foreign 100 10 91 Marine Alliance 100 5 41 AUSTRIAN FUNDS, Vitoria. Navasota PA • Metalliquesll9j—Bank Shares 1050. • A Cabinet Cooucil met this afternoon at the Foreign Office in Dewang-stiert. A report prevailed in the City this_alternoon that a Messenger had arrived in town from Vienna, but the rumour is unfounded. The anxiety of the public is naturally stroegly ex cited respecting the transactions at Constantinople, but up to oer going to press, no latter news had arrived from that quarter, than what we gave from VS French Papers, received by Express yesterday morning. The minor Paris Papers of Monday have since arrived in course, additional extracts from which appear in oar front page, and supply, in some meaaure, a still more re gular account of what had taken place at Constantinople than that given by tilt Itioniteur. We have received the Algeateine Zeitesig to the bath ult. Through this channel we have accounts from Zante to the 27th October, -and from Corfu to theist olt. It contains also some interesting details of the Movements of InanntoPatsn, •arat 'L. abgattlOnMeilt of Petra% by the Egyptian troops, who retreated to Coron and Mttdon, in consequence of the events at Navarin on 20th Oct. the garrison had ,previously been unsuccess fid in a sally, and the defence of the place is now !slim' the native Turks, till famine compels them to submit. —The Turkish garrisons is other parts of the Morea, ere stated to be in a distressed state, on account of the setting in of the winter, and the supply of provisions being cut off by the Cheeks who occupy the passes.— I tip The following al ' acts: RNA, Nov. 3. The Imvial Atm Squadron i n the Levant has criorroyerilln the Mont of August. September, land October, 495 merchantmen, namely, 287 Austrian, 22 English, 7.French. 2 Dutch, 42 lonian, 4 Neapolitan, 72 Russian, 76 Sardinian, 2 . Bpanish, 2 Swedish, and 2 Tuscan. It has retake* by force from the pirates 17, vie. 13 Austrian, 2 Raisian, 1 Swedish, and 1 Sardi niac. Seventy.four snerchantmess, of all nations (as for as was 'known at Smyrna at the end of October), had been wholly or in part plundered by pirates, viz. t 7 Austrian, 17 English, S lonian, 3 Swedish, 6 French, 6 Russian, 1 Neapolitan, 8 S irdiniao, 1 Dutilt, and,2 North American. The cargoes of these 74 vessels were worth 960,000 Srnish dollars, and the actual loss amounts to 1,170,000 Spanish dollars. Only 16 of the above mentioned vessels were taken by misticoes, - reams, and other small piratical vessels; the 58 others wete captured by pirates carrying from IS to 18 guns, Vrith crews c 460 to 100 men. AUGSBURG, NOVIONIER ma. .__ . TilerlortOrce tiazette has letters from Z tnte of the 46th, and from Corfu of the SOds of October. Several English men of war had conic to the former Island to repair. The wounded of all the three squadrons were expected there. Ibrahim was not at Navin-in during the battle on the 20th, but half way between Navarin and Patres,whither be was going by land to relieve the gar rison, which was hard pressed by the Greeks, and in want of ammunition and proviiions. On the news of the destruction of his fleet, he hurried bick without executing hia purpose. When thi s b ecame knows to the Egyptian trooprin garrison at Pastas, they were seiseskwith such terror, that they abandoned the place, and retreated to Coron‘and- Modon, leaving the defince of Petras to the native Turks till famine shall compel them to submit. This retreat of the Arabs we. also hastened by an unsuccessful sally whkh they had made from the fortress, in order to forage; but in which they bad been driven back by the Greeks without ate booty. The Turkish garrison at Tripolisaa, vas in *AM more distressed condition now that winter has' cuss fenced in the interior of the Mnrea. A Creek corps has occupied the Puma of Leondari.and that the T ea t, can neither. procure provisions, for open *Oa., ideas a way to escape by flight. Fee leant of arrivals from the Lanant, no faithei "Ms bad been received up to the 16th Noreakhir.— Altersime Zoitsag. Arm. 29. REDUCTION or utr PUBLIC UPRNDITUAR. .iam•ecountry wpf see, acid truth exams* gismo too. the prof's &salons of the Ministers to egibm' every praetkal retrenchment wedged, so ter as they may be by a promptamd Important measure, by ihappy - beginning. ' The Yeomanry :Cavalry of England were assembled at a period and under circumstances totally differest• Rubs the present ; and no other cireemstances having sprung supply the place of those which have long since ceased terabit, it is trident that the effect should cease also, and the Cavalry to question be dissolved. Tu the landed interest, the dissolution of the Yeomanry Cavalry is a relief, as It Is composed chiefly of their tenantry ; and to the country, also, it operates the removal of no unimportant expense at this period of pressure. The Circular, to be seen in this day'. Paper, by which the intention to dissolve the body la announced, adopts those terms of respect with which men deserve to be addressed, who have endeavourrl to serve their country with great per- 1 meal inconvenience, and at considerable private expense.— " It is lotended." says the Choolar, "to release from their present " wintery engagements, all the corps of Yeomanry in those districts " where it has been found, from the experience of the kat ten years, " they have hem very seldom or never called upon to act In aid of " the civil power." The whole, therefore, are net to be.diseolved. Those In the manufaituring districts, where there is a greater liability to popes tar tumult, will be retained; and the rest, It is aim proper to observe, are to be released from their engagements with all the honours of waft -it being his Manors's pleasure, "that the "Officers of every Yeomanry Corps now existing should retain " the rank and honours belonging to their respective commissions.' We have no doubt but that the Yeomanry will feel highly gratified at this honourable discharge from military services, and the country will be thankful for this earnest, feeble though it may he. of a dit position. or rather a determination, to alleviate its buediss. Its subject has surely deserved this notice. I CIRCULAR. "'4~;- DICOMIS S. Mr Loas—His Majesty's Government being most desirous to effect every practicable reduction in these branches of the public expenditure where it may be found consistent with the honour and safety of the country, I have the King's commands to acquaint your ---,that it Is intended to release from their present military engagements all Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry in these districts where it has been found, froM the experience of the last ten years, they have been very seldom or never called upon to act in ald of the Civil Power, and where there appears no reason to apprehend, under any probable circumstances, the recurrence of airy fledw sky; in time of peace, to call for their services. I am, therefore, to request your --to acquaint the Command ant and Officers of the In the county of that no allowances will he issued for their maintenance attar the 24th instant. I am further commanded by his Majesty to desire, t►at your will assure the Commanding Olicer, and through him, the ComesisaiTted and Non-commissioned ()Seers and Privates of eagls Corps, that his Majesty Is deeply sensible of the zeal and patriotism unifortnly displayed by these highly respectable bodies.. from the time of their services being fire called into action, under the Pressure of the war down to the present moment, whenever their servicet•bave been required ; and it is bis Majesty's pleasure, u a mark of his Royal approbition, that the (Miters of every Yeomanry Corps now subsisting, should retain the rank and Ito sours belonging to their respective Commissions. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Year most obedient bumble tenant, • I ( 9 lised) Him Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of THE POLICE. COPT 01 A LIMPER TO TIM RIGHT nottelllitue :Hz LORD lIATO/te Wannsai.t., Damns/sea 4. • lir Le s—.l km le tequila your Lordship's attention to a subject connected with the character of the Police of the Mr tropolls, and therefore on of general importance. Your Lordship is aware that it has for souse days past been ge nerally and confidently stated, that alter a robbery of pal mag nitude of property belonging to the Warwick sank, the property so lost has been recovered through the agency of a Police Officer, who is charged with being guilty of compounding a felony. From the inquities which I have hitherto beau enabled to make' it does not appear that there is any foundation for such a charge, as applied to the Police Officers attached to any of the establishments in Westminster. But conceiving it to be of the-mmost importance that it should not pass unnoticed, and that if the charge is true the guilty party should be brought tro justice, I have directed a letter to be addressed to the Magistrates of the several Police Officesolisalr tog them immediately to make further and strict inquiry late the conduct of their officers with reference to mach lotilittatkelmul to repents) me the result of their inquiry. I would able beg leave to suggest to your Lordship the eve- Jitney of dlrecting that a similar inquiry should he 'twinned with regard to the conduct of the Officers of the Police of the City of London, If such a measure has not bees already adopted. And V, oat such inquiry, it should he proved that any Pollee Officer has been Insplicared, directly or Indirectly, in the transaction above alluded to, I have to request that your Lordship will make known to me the circumstances of the ale, that proper measures may be taken against the offender. I haw*, Ste. • (Signed) L A NSDO WN. COPT OT A CiIICCII.Mt LETTS& TO Tilt LIAGIIITRATILS OS Tin Orifithal. FOLIC!' - o/picsa. WIUTZNALL, Dn. 4. Gtsruntsr—at statement, as you ate aware, has teen fee some days past g.osrdy sod eenfideutly made, that after a robbery of great =ignited( of property Waiving to thy Warwick Beek, the property so lost has been reargued through tbsi agency of a Pollee Officer, whe la (barged wick liehrg guilty of compounding a felony. From the inquiries width Lord Lanedowa tarbitherto *ea en. awed to maks, it does Dot appear,thst there is any fouseariosi for loch a charge, u applied to the 01Imn of any of the Police Odium. Bet coneeking it to he of the utmost importance that each a state ment should not pan ustroticed, and that if the charge is true the guilty party should be fraught to jusilee, his Lordship desires that you will inunaliately Drake a strict inquiry into the conduct of your Officers with reference to smith imputation, and that you will re port the multi:if your lagairy to wafer his lArchhip' d informati c s. 1 am, Sm. 8. IL PHILLIPS. (slued) (Corr.) The Lord Mayor bp AM honour to Acknowledge die receipt of Lord Latisclowa's letter of yeste•day's date, and will cause an im mediate iniulry to take plan on the aubject his Lordship has ad verted to ; and the 'souk wilt bo reported to his Lordship aa early as posible. Mansion house, Dec. S. LONDON Hosetrm..—Yesterday being the day an nounced for the election of an additional Surgeon and Physician, an unusual number of the Governors assem bled. The candidates, as Surgeons, ware Mr. ARMORS, of Howard•place,Cambridge Heath, and Mr.Kaaausx, of Charter House.square; lot the Medical Department, Dr. THOMAS DAvta, of Broad-street. There was no oppones to the latter,and, consequently, he **selected. For thetiflectioo of Surgeon the poll opened at twelve , o'clocidaklsed at five, when the numbe rs stoo d thus :-. 2 41711511ii es, 256; fiLtzumw„ 158. Majority for' else foßner. 118. The .successful candidates tgtufned thank and the Meeting separated. TIN kING,IIO. Wie's*, Dn. 3.-3 his afternssio. his hisinetir .todlt sin airing in the Gteat Park,,accempaniel by the Idord Steward, from two o'clock until four. Yesterday E venin g the Duke of WaLLtsorow intred at the Royal Lodge, on a skit to his:Pi . ..fixer/ 4 - wha entertained his Grace, with his sake, at dinner. The Noble Duke takes' his lease this day for Liiilooes. The infant Dun &h -olm. is expected at the Royal Lodge, about the 12th inttant. COURT CIRCULAR. Tuesday night, the Duke arid Duchess of Caesium gave a ball and supper, at their residence in Bushy Park. Their Royal Highnesses dined in a private manner at five o'clock, to avoid in terfering with the preparations for the entertainment. The grand entrance to the mansion was brilliantly illuminated; the ball room, and the state suite of apartments leading to it, were most taste fully decorated on the occasion. The Band of the 17th Regiment, in full uniform, were stationed in the Grand Hall, and performed some charming pieces, In a superior manner, during the arrival of 'the company, who began settivg down about nine o'clock. The names were announced till the Royal Host and Hostess bad cp .. tered the ball room. Mr. Kmer's Band struck up soon afterwards, sets of quadrilles were made up, and dancing commenced, which was kept up till pan eve o'clock yesterday morning, except at short intervals, when the company adjourned to the supper room, in which refreshments were served to the company of the choicest description ; the tables on which the refrealnnents were displayed were arranged In the shape of a horse shoe. Prince LzoreLs was the only Member of the Royal Family present; the company con sisted of between Ivor and five hundred of the Nobility and Gentry, . - The Duchess of Gl.nuc►%Tat left the residence of the Princess Auousta, St. Jantes's yesterday morning (where the Royal Duchess has been staying for some weeks past, on a visit to her Royal Highness), for her Royal Highness's seat, in Bagshot Park. Soon after the departure of the Royal Duchess, the Princess Au gusta took an airing In her carriage, in Hyde Park, fur the first time since her Royal Highness's recovery.froaa her late Indisposition. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon, at the Foreign Mee, Dwelling stmt ; the summonses for the assembling of which were issued on Tuesday morning. A short time previatta to the assembling of the Council, the Marquis of Amman , arrived at the Foreign Office, in his carriage and four, having come to town front Hastings, for the purpose of standing A. Cabinet Council. The other Ministers present were — the Loam Cuax• essLoa, the Marquis of Lessoown, Viscount Crooenico, the Bari of Casuaia, Earl Demur, Viscount Patweanon, Mr. Hustle lON, Mr. WYNN. the Chavxm : ott of the Excises:ma, Mr. CUAILLICI Guam., Mr. Semmes Bovines, and Mr. nuance. The Ministers assembled at half-past three o'clock, and continued in deliberation till half past six. Prince Eseaanasr, dye Austrian Ambassador, Pilate Lavas, the Russian Ambassador, and t h e ahrquis de PALMILLar, the Par. segue* Ambassador, transacted bellosse with Bari Delmar yes. terday, at the Foreign Office. .. _ The Doke of Wirwriotort arrived at his residence, Apsley Have, Piccadilly, yesterday morning. Mr. Plat arrived in town on Tuesday, from Mares&ld Park, Sussex. HEARINGS BEFORE THE PRIVY COUNCIL. Yesterday morning, soon after 11 o'cloCk, a Committee of the Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council assembled at the Council Office Whiteha ll -place. Lord Be at e r , Wu.asov HOZTOS, sad dr. Haim liansorr, were the scaly Membets present ' The C,onmpli Simmer, after an introductory address, psweeded Hier:sue before their Lordships In defenca of the Order in Council 2 the manumission of slaver. The Learned Gentkania to their Lordships, as he was apprehensive that be should detain them a considant* time, which proved to be, the tact. as Ma 'te peeek lasted nearly three hours and a half. At its conclusion ounsel were ordered to withdraw. The private deliberations of their Loalshipt oblroccupled a Ilion time ; and on the re-admission of the Counsel and the parties eiso. corned into the Council Chamber, they were informed that their Lordships had adjourned. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRA VALS. • Ike Dyke of Wellington, metals boost in Piccadilly.; the Right Hon. Robert Peel, at his house, Whitehall; A. Spier+, Esq. in Grosvenur•square, from Scotland , J. J. Guest, Esq. M. P. at Pen. tun's .Hotel, &. James'oetreet, from his Seat in Wales ; R. Guest, Esq. at ditto, front Wales; Captain Digby Murray, at ditto, from a tour •J. Adcock , Esq. at ditto, from Brigh to n ; H. Hobhome, Bag and J. Palmer, Ifai. at ;Heart's Hotel, Lowet Brook-sheet, from Huntingdonshire • W. Saunders, Esq. at ditto, front Wor cester; H. Van &taut:ensue, Esq. at Fladong's Hotel, Oxfords street, from the Continent; the Res. A. Cotton. at ditto, from Girton • Captain Brown, at ditto , from a tour J. Morgan, Esq. a t ditto, Goes a tour; RObert G. Bradley, Esq. and family, at t h e Berner. Hatt, etners-street, from Ferrybrldge, Yorkshire ; Miss Poat*waite, at ditto, from Yorkshire; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Elrkpatrick c at ditto; J. Helen, Esq. at ditto, front Hastings • Mrs. General Campbell and bliss Campbell, at &We's Hotel, /rawer Brook-street; Lady Malcolm, at ditto. DEPARTURES. The Earl of Jersey, fo:riCliddlet ; Mr. and Min Ciawley, for Bath; Mr. Henry Mitfurd, for &bury, near Southarnynots Mr. end Mrs. Edgar Aveling, for Brighton; Mr. John Babb, for Doonington Grove near 'Newbury ; Mr. tank Mrs. Dane Miley,: for Bath ; Mr. Flo wer Ellis, for Hunsdon. Hotta, MT Ware, in Hertfordshire; Mr. George Cholmondeky, for Chillogbam MK; Mr. and Mrs. James Inner, for Bath ; Viscount AohOroo&, hems Smile's Hotel, in Brook street ; the lion. Mies flower, from Aim,. far Beaumont Lodge ; Mies Robinson, from ditto; the Hou.lfenry Flower Walker, from ditto ; Men Deiaoesc Bartley sod Min L. Barclay, from ditto; the three Mims Yetthh, from ditto, for TiUlngborn Lodge • Miss Lambert, from ditto; Miss Dc Lanny, fromditto s Majo r Bowyer Athine, from dims for Drivirict Grove ; Mn. Dalton, from the Berner. Motel, for &endue, &- lel • Mr. and Mrs. Church, from ditto, for Ilathell, Hern; J. Heti* Bari. from ditto. for hie seat, Roe& Meow Tunbridge Welk; John Wright, E.g. from ditto; Leril Cianbil;ek NA Min Dillon, from Warren's Hotel, Regerommotare Ireland; Mr. sod Mrs. George Acker, from ditto, for their mat e Massing Mm nor, near Hungerford ; Sir Markt Lamb. Bak. sod Lady nem. gonsery, from tpe London Hotel, Albemork-etroom for their neat near Hastings, Susses ; the Item Henry Prima, from ditto, fee his mat in Leicesteratik2; Maas Wykaions. from the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street. for Brighton ; Sir Edward and Lady Mom tyn and Family, from, Mayan's Hotel for Imitator; Ur. sod Mrs. Parke and ramify, from ditto, for Rant; Captain and lies. Bigland and Family, from Fkdong's Hotel, eta a tom Captain Marsham, of the Royal Navy, from ditto; tie Rev. F. Lewis, from ditto, for St. Pierre ; Mrs. Miller, from ditto, on a tour; Downey, Esq. from ditto, for Ruck.; Mrs. Riot , from Alhernatlm street, for her seat near Dover; Captain Phillips, from Regent street, for Ireland. F UNRRA L Op SIR WM. Banes, BAltt. or CrIISHOOSt. —Thursday last the remains of that highly venerated Neblessan were interred in the family's tomb at Falkirk, witk all that haaraut and solemnity so justly due to the distingulaked rank and eltuatloa whiclr.se held in life. it is with much regret we state, that the Earl of Seitzstorer has been, since his arrival at Brighton, very seriously indisposed, hairMg been confined for several days to his bed. His Lordship is attended by Sir MA T. resew TIERNEY and Dr. Patna; and it has been found necessary to have recourse to bleeding, in order to stop the inflammatory symptoms under which be laboured. 'The report of the Physicians yesterday was more satis. factory than on the previona.days.—Brightors Gaz.Dec.6. Several persons are now actively engaged in getting in order she residence of the late Premier, in Downing street, for the reception of the Earl of DtIDLRY, who has kindly given up his mansion in Arlington-street to the Infant Don blicum., during his stay here. - The Want is expected to arrive here on the lOth inst. On e departute of Don *Gum. the Noble Earrwilrre turn to Arlington-street, and the late Mr: Canittatt'S' house will be then occupied by Mr. litemascni: 1 1 14 . 2121 t. tlivterant Omni Or A P Rosuisox, K. C. 11. will, Ws Wu, stood,pe appointed Colonel of th 6 Sinis (2d Nottingham) %ha m ot , Foot, vice General Roos. deceased. General Sir Davin Baum, Bart. G.C.B. and H.C. will soceeed the tote General (toes, as Goveraor of Fort George. Ilse depot of the um Regiment al Infantry bit aided at Gsernsey, from Dover. Detsehmerna betnalitnrto the 54 end leth Reyirnentsof Tamil Moharhed yesterday oo board • own ✓heel in the River, fe l Gravitons!, on torte to Chatham. Detachments Morey* to the 11th Hewers, and the 41. t rte. went of Fu74 embodied lesicrday a ►nerds steam vessel in I, River s fur Crawatend—rho former to Canterbury, the latter to roma to Doier. A Detachment belongloe t• the 14 %nation of the Ooth R Corr raareWd yesterday frosts Westmentter, for Pertsmouth. A filettebtoent of the SOrb liegtosent et lestantty rei et b ot t ye . trader from IVtl4lllinStct, for Porunneutb, on rumor to Gstriney. A Detachment of the 17th Regiment a Fuot etribithed ?intr. day in wing un board a canal boat et P.oldington, on met e to Boi NAVAL INILLIAGENCE. The Aurora, Sairsaataw, from Liver's:Wl to New York, e rn totally wrecked on Sandy Uuok on the 7th nitie o , Pet.of os cargo is 1,e...1: of the crew are drowned. The 'Murray, from Youghall to Bristol, was loss near Menorah no Tuesday; crew saved. - - The Assn and Sarah, front Hanthurgh to Shields, drifted ss Bindecar Rocks on Monday, aosl. it is feared, is wrecked. Th e 11:41, 1 1 i•caossims, from LoodoLderry to Elsa, wall wrecked on Lister on the it7tl October; 'cr e w saved. The Habit flearcussere 'of Porsociund to f *odor), was thau. cloned by the enter olf the Nue. near Norwsy, no the l lth FALKOOIII, Dec. 4.—Wind-W. to W.J. vr.- A rri wed the hat, CAM, from Quebec On tlit•gd saws brit run on Red Islam! Stoats, and on the Sth saw a bark a altars on the south poi:4 of Anticosti. Also arrived the Laura, League, fern Ties(' (tale 15th October she was boarded by a Greek piratical schooner, wise took her in tow with inter) to parry lere to Natoli, al,d par e a* nun in possession. On the evening of the 4th a ti.rslinian torten hove in sight, when the pirate immediately cut the tow rape and made of On the corvette nearing the Laura, Captain L. lowered his boat down, and, stating his situation, the Captain vat on board for the eight Greeks and put them in Zet:•., of u m , pool, from Trieste to London, which sailed on the 25d September, was boarded and plundered on tbs lath October by the same pri vateer. The Laura spoke on the ft b gores:awe, off Carthasear, the itolv Ray, of Boston, from Smyrna for Gibraltar, veUiels bad beets plundered to the amount of 40,000 dollars. Posraworna, Dec. S.—Vilna W. by N.—Arrived from Leda. the Brightman Paula, for Jamaic a ; Georgia, Magnum, (or Grenada; Sa les, Nasal/7, for Lisbon; New Times, Int Al. glen; Vigilant, Cuancrit, for Cadiz; and Colu,nbine, Bowes, fee Ries. Passed the Spring, H• 71112, from Bombay. Mut, Dec s.—Wind W.—Arrived the Triumph, Gem, from Bombay; EluzaWetk, GRANT, from Palermo; Courier, .-..-, hunt the Mediterranean ; Lady H. Ellice Liddell, LUSH, from Boa. bay. Arrived from London the Governor Harcourt, Term s , for, Madras Pcnsonby. Caste:on, for Malta; and Wow Muria, fn• Rotterdam to Batavia. SMAMINIVI, Dac. 4.—On Tuesday that beautiful ship the Royal George w.s towed to this port by two steani-vessela. from ('hat. ham, to be added tb the strength of the ordinary ; sad the fellaw!sg :corning the Prince Regent, bearing the A g of Vice-Ad:l44lle Hon. Sir 111113.11. Y Btaccwooo, h.C.B. was - also brought here to be. placed in the basin of the dockyard, whete .he will tiadergs thorough rein. The Sapphire was also placed fiefs this Pram for the same purpose. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DEVON FOX HUNTERS' CLUB. Nothing can have eaceirded the catsiviJity and good fellowship. that 'narked the last swell.' of thie Csla at Chaim Nigh. Free fifteen to twenty sot down d..le to the 'festive build; and reecho. titles were pasistialkating a desinaktwitA to encourage thew* and truly_ English sport et Fos lionticg, and to perpetuate the Club. The pocks in ettenalaret wert—tnir A. Chichester's, iLines,;l4r: Bock% and she Rev. J. The ofeltkrawws dos horie, tale by Mr. Watts fot 19 yewl with the East.Kest Feta Hosted% was sent to the Dims Kemal on Saturday-lot. actomposieil ty a'ssey Kiang letter, coneloding a " I assure yea, Toils, I pan with sty old base with a tea. Let him die with all the laseenre doe to an add foa limner." A news*. winch was duly complied with. GRAND UNDERTAKING. Mr. Major, a GeAtltmast of great citadel 40 the 9 0 rlial win 4 a few monde back endertook ha satrap i hawse ten miles, andlien • run another test miles httesoW, to oat bad aad si I.lf, but bast by two minutts. Mr. Mae; tkeGeitaismen wisp wagered against the performance, undertook to gallop ten miles with Mr. :tiara, and then run five albs, erf lets dine than he. :friblhe of yesterday, on a two•mile piece aground, sear Welles, sod was done Mos— 'ALLOYING. Mr. Majir. net two stiles „ . . i2s 45Pcand ditto . . 5 32 Third ditto . - . i 411 Fourth ditto 12 -1 7 1fth ditto . . il6 Mr. 'Nit. to o Firm two miles . 4if Second ditto . S 34. r. Third ditto • . 11 4S Fourth ditto . . 4 Fifth ditto . 7 SO 16 unman. Ilfr. Idajoi. a. 64 Mr. films. . R. Flstley adios c , II JO Flirt two miles II Secodd ditto . . 12 II Second ditto 1 12 Retatdaiog . . 7 2 1 Ilenudoing mi e . .• 7 SO I 310 SO G 113 004 • 3D 16 I Galloping '• • II St . I data g .3s sal Total . I I PIGEON sHOOT NO. Sono errellent Pigeon Moodier took plate yesterday at tie ea closure, the back of the Red Mom, Battersea. The fire mulch was between Po. Leonine and Mr. Stubbs, two Gentkmcs ama sews, fat SD ',aisles/ I tick. Tweatrone bites mei, el meshes % the trap, arty owe crop. charge not exceeding two oust.. owl Gm' demon pain: for the other. This match was won by Mr. Stubbs. by ono bisti. A second swatch than took place between the sawn Geaskaorofew aside, at; UM% and wee won by Mr. Latium& Rettig was brisk, at tl to 1 ea the pan, - The Midas, 11.skonts, w in the Downs, horn Batavia, She sa;lesl II th epos, ibiee Ja►s before:be Abel Tas• t BAss; tilt. hOWOI.I. the brings intelligence of the assi•sl of Colonel NANATS, in Oat Coloay, which the immunisations-by the previeWt arrival did out notice. A Meeting of Coantty bankers to •k place yesterdar in the City of Elusion Tavern, Sir: ono Witortasmr. Batt. is the Chair. The nieetini is as strictly inmate, Doting the reign of Cw.wwits, when stage•play s public Wart in strictly probi)i.rri, there were, besit'es the entetteioments set on foot by Bir WILLIAM DAVE. PANT at ltutlagd House, OCC.Viostal terwentations of plays at the houses of the Nobility; and Holland among its other memorable associations, is puticularly mentioned as having beers toed for this purpose. FORTUNE A.D tisixtus.—ia The features of fortune are so like those of genius as to be mistaken by almost all Vie wothr." Peshaps there is no truth more self evident than the above ; and to few individuals doss le 4sply more forcibly than to those who, seeking the bubble reputation in the cannon's mouth,' have found less by skill than accident, and because favourites of Fortune. are extolled as seen of genius.—Lit.Cireitirka Tue Orita•.—The statement that bas appeared* the English Papers (copied from the Ferree de Loadres) respecting the ppera, ra unfoangled. The assignees of CHAMilinti nerier had any real intention of letting 'Ore housealrat wished to have it under their own manage *mot. Mr. ATATON offered 8,0001. per annum for the years and 10,0001. for the two succeeding season'; lee his offor was rejected. Signor de Bnonta offered 8,0001:for one year, but this was also declined. LAURINT has not, as has been stated, become the lessee. We understand that the orchestra is to be much enlarged' it was already difficult for the perforewts to sing is tune against so powerful &body of instruments, It %A be .admost impossible, next. season. -with a band very twatlike Of the rieich Opera , wtiiclt 1110AAAA u cacti thariari 4 aliabre.- - Loadati Ind!" . Areareek• tik tin for I I Gec lea( the abd 1 keel Iris; day Lot the toy the doi tile the I eigh field 'gaol gm dire cal l win folo that those tette sup e roue] nel4 the t ello ti ey ere 4 jai -461