Star. — London, England, 1827-03-31 00:00:00

tl e cone inatiner ess I hive now dooa; however, as no op portdnit •y occurred, the exp lanatioa was not then Ripen • but it was o le b ecause the question was not ilked that it Was notprevioosly answered. The qorstion upon the amendment having been put, Mr. TIERNEY, in order to prove that he entertained :.viofeehng. of hostility towards Mini.ters, would abstain t hat dividing the House, on the express understanding that s reps'were in progress tor the formation of an Ad ministration, arid that the necessary arrangements should $e Made previous to the 11 , ilidays. Mr Secretary CA NNING.—I cannot pledge myself 'to the accompliliment of what the Right Honourable lent i,m4n 'moires before the later recess. Mr. TIERNEY was placed in an awkward predict. * o r, and found, that, although the Right Honourable Gattellllll% communication relative to the formation o y e Ministry could have been made some days ago, yet • that no time for its formation was as y e t fi xe d , a nd rhea we were still to be kept in abeyance on the sub jest of a Government. His object was to make it felt. tbat until the matter was settled no further Grant should be given. To this course he was driven by the conduct of the R girt Hon. Gentleman, and he (Mr. Tierney) could not help ir. He had been only told that the matter was in course of proceeding, but had not been informed wh:ther the process was to be quicker slow. He repeated, that until an Administration wit formed, in which coufidence could be placed, they ought not to part with the public. money, and persisted in his mi. ginal intention, to take the sense of the House on the sebject. • . M r . W. WHITMORE looked with the greatest pos. stile alarm upon the existing state of things, and de. Traded the delay in the formation of a Miaistry, and supported the motion of the Right Hon. Gentleman. The CH iNCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ad mitted that the time had arrived when it was the duty .1 his Majesty's advisers to state to his Majesty their opinion that the public exigency required an arrange m-nt to be made with respect to the individual to be placed at the head of the Government. It was , neces sary•to call the attention of Honourable Gentlemen to the fact, that when on Monday last he had moved the Resolution for a Grant on account, he distinctly stated that, it was simply a vote, to enable whirler might be. Chancellor of the Exchequer to carry on the Go mei ment up to a certain period, and that there was nq iruention to call on the House to vote one , shilling W • yond this, which he felt to be necessary for conducting the public service. He was prepared to admit, that if an attempt were made to vote gore money, it would be the duty of Honourable Members to oppose it. The Right Hon. Member having sat down, amid loud cries of " Question," strangers were ordered to withdraw, and a division took place, when there ap. peered— For Ase original motion . For dbe useednieet . Maiarit, The Report was brought up and agreed to. The Writ of Right Bill was esetnaleted. and the Repast was redo:rot to be breasts* ay this day nessigin. TENNYSON amid the Writ maws et die Orbit Gni BilL . 153 . . 110 --- Lard BELFAST wowed, as an Anteodnient, that it be read that day ha mamba. . After a few words from Mr. MOCK. the Howe divided on the Amendment. The numbers were—Ayes 18—Noes 64 Naiority 46. —The Ilik was then read a third time and passed. Mr. HUBS rose to withdraw his motion for the production of copies *NI Treaties with Foreign rowers, and wee proceeding to state why he was tethered to give the notice, when Hr. Secretary CANNING row to Order. He apprehended that tithe Hen. Member did at Mend to mans his modes,- be ►ad 'weight to enter into the argennot. The other. Orders of t►e Day were then disposed of, and the Bowe :dimmed at HALT4MIT 11111111TeCIA:Ct. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURbAY, MARCH SI, 1827. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE ()CLOCK. Tko:Ommol market opened at tho woo pdpiihoy left of yes tettay, n 1 f, arkli little doing atgoomoor.. • • hitt Foreign market, nothing of U T cesuipaste Is doing. Current rims Old Spanish ill I, Mellon I. Colombian 401 41, Badan U, Portesuese 761 77. • CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The Cassel market has remained steady the whole of the morning at S2j foe as &moat s alternately buyers and sellers, with Gale doing. la the Forays market, sandy sws Wising Ms brew ( Um all to the present dam PRICE OF arocis AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock Stun. . . UPI am* Shut. s pat Cent. Red. Shot. •-•• Siaalhaisilt per Cent. Cons. 594 ; I Old Amato . . 3i per Cent. Shut. • iiilliotlo Exclisleer Bills 41 . 411 si per Cent. Red. Shut. &SOO Ditto 41 44 • • -, '4 per Cent. New 47i 4 i ONO and Arno Ditto 41 411- • 1 per Cent. 4824 Shat. • Bank for Account Dag Annuities Shit. Camas for Acct. 591 I I FOREIsIN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Aleutian Bonds. 5 p. Ct. 401 Greek Bonds, 4 p.Ct. 134 traliiian Bonds,s p Ct. Men. Bala, 3 per Ct. 544 Ditto; Account 664 Daßds.lB24, 4 p Ct. Mien Bonds 4 p Ct. 37 Ditto Ant. 703 4 Ditto Acct. 574 Liu's. lids, 1422,6 pC. $4 Cointobtan Beady, 6 p Ct. 55 Span. Bootle 5 p Ct. 19t Ditto Bch, 1524, 404 j Ditto LP, 144 Lo. Act. 404. 4 i i Do.Boatisisis3,3pC. 74 1 Danish Bonds, 3 p Ct. 604 ex die Da Acct. " BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. near. ratty . . Mardian .. 100 00 2.54 Bonver • 50 4 3 . Thlpalahua 400 : 160 170 United Mexican 40 XI 17 FILILIKM FUNDS, Mama 25. ...• The. per Cents. WK. 40c. Three per Cents. 70f. Sc.— Rentes de Naples, 76L 40c...-Ro7al Spanish Loan, 534.—Ceiers Atakentique. His M; rajesty's ship GALATEA arrived yesterday at Porumouth, in eight days, from Lisbon. She has brought dispatches to the Foreign and Colonial Offices, Pons Sir WILLIAM HENRI CLINTON ' G.C.B. Commit-. der.in•Chief of the British Army in Portugal, dated the 21st inst. By the same opportunity, Lisbon Papers up to thend inst. have been received, of which the following are extracts: WAR OPTICS, MARCIE 15. The troops of hh Most Faithful Majesty Don Pedro IV. who had the rebels pay dear for their attempt in the province of Atemteje, who had beaten them and driven them from the proving. of Beira, who had completely routed them in Minho, have now, for the foarth time, delivered the soil of tie country from them, by totalty putting them to flight in the unhappy province of Tres-ta llow% Ever since the 7th of this month, the Portuguese territory In mimed to be the theatre of their crimes. • A bind of wretches, who alone should bewail the error into *lima they Lim hUes, dared to defy the brave men, faithful, t• their King sod their anotry : the teak cothl not be doebto , Lel ; a noble enthislatin belied' the army. ode the troops Mead each other In patriotism, energy, ad Ikon of "the seaion, the bad state of the • iilkeitiee of the ground, the *win* of *Sigler ^kik - weld check the rapidity of their movensenew division which had marched from Zstremaduri tacit: esthete*: Aletntejo, after bating driven hick the vanguard of the nbiat bi the vicinity of Moutaras, and having overtaken and bates tittle , rear near Alegrete, proceedid to dislodge them at the point of the bayonet. from the dilleuk rocks of Combs da Beira, and obliged them to abandon the strong positions*, Coa, and to fly precipitately in the greatest confusion and disorder (Fpm the fortress of Alnteida, into the territory of the neighbouring kingdom. ' At the moment when the division of Moho having penetrated into the province of Tras.os.Mootes was preparing to clear it of those wretches, who, in the name of Religion, which they outraged, !arcked in it only murder, robbery, end anarchy, the beautiful pro ;lbws of Minho was insulted by their recesses. From that moment nothing can equal the rapidity of the modems of kis Majesty's troops. the wildcat of the paws, math, beiditestni their ezemition. The news of the 'evasion of that prelim* Wei gamely heard, whet already the columns of the divielp a t i llbllo.. drawn away from their ANNUM operatives at the . thitilm4 ag t carrying them into eliket, rocketed with the 1101414, into that pew. wince; 'beady the divitha of Ilitremies . 4.4apie search neither the Door* rter the Tamest could delay, wished frost the mountains of Beira and joined its oompinions in army antfaitcarly part of that cll - as if by enehantment,to tranquillise the minds of the ithebitages of the eased city of the Kingdent, which the rebels,. *germ. is the elevation of their plan, or rather acting without say s dared to threaten. Meantime their * route wa4 complete; the Caved* and the Lima are witoesses of their disasters; *age. &miles. Fianna, and rainka, witnessed their coated* and their lamentations; St. Gee gorks and Meigaye saw the retains of these unfortunate wretches fly in the greatest disorder, 'taped from the disasters which they themselves plotted, and the province which they thooght to reduce, his, le their own confessions and their continual desertion, the best proof of their repentance. Nine pieces of cannon tnd a howitzer, above 000 prisoner% and a great quantity of baggage take°, are the result of the combats, in which the invasion of thvebeis was tbe result at various points : 4 howitzers, IS brass field-pieces, 17$ grenades, 400 cartridges with balls, and 04,010 musket cartridges, which formed their chief depot in the fortress of Almeida, were abandoned in their precipitate Highs, to the troops of his Majesty: . Bat in a war of this kind the most noble and truly glorious result of them is, that, - by the example of ark loyalty and courage, they have dispelled the Muria which de. Zeived many isf their brethren in arms, and hive seen them throw . ihenuelves repentant into the arms of their country,atid submit them selves to the clemency of Her Most Serene Highness. But 'the province of Tras.os.Montes had not ceased to be the edam and the victim of the fury of some Chiefs, who, renewing rjk sot eptitims and their falsehoods, succeeded in engaging some eillizodiethesstitute of every sentiment of subordination, and die. pied esly a robbery and assassination. These disorderly bands tionishod like allash of lighteing before the faithful columns which cathetli.shom ; and having, as a proof of their desperate situation, l i stmensil the soil of their coutury with pa it of the arms which she mitiestid to them fir her defence. were disgracefully stripped at those they had remaining, by the authority of a foreign country. Such is the plain and correct statements of the merits of a period as short as glorious for the loyalty of the troops who have been NOM to the King, and to the elevation of the true Portage*, disetecter. Her Most Serene Highness desires it to be published to "W Army, that it may serve to the Generals, superior 011eers,' lebalteros, and privates, as a well deserved testimony of her Royal illielfeetlasi, and of the national gratitude. - . Her Most Berme Highness bcertain that tkb public testinseoy will be masa agreeable to the Army. However, ts a farthei proof of her estboadoo of its services, she thinks it tp order the publica tion o the following decrees, in favour of the individuals who have 1 most distinguished Wesselsa in the several actions. [Here follows a list of promotions, &c. among them are the Marquis d'Aogeja and the Count de Villa Flor, to be Knights Grand Cross of the Order of dt. Dimes erdeiro and Brigadier Gen. Correa de Mello, to be Honorary Grand Crow of the Tower and Sword.] The Count de 'nips, who in the most noble manner has fought as a volunteer in all the actions,and equally distinguished himself by his bravery and his loyalty, is replaced in the army as Colonel of Caoldris fro" which Post be had retlyeeted to be discharged. A Decree, dated 17th March, orders certain persons, (about ten in number) who have been taken as soldiers, to be discharged as subjects of his Catholic Majesty. Mann 20.—The Gamut contains the official statement of the share doe to the Portuguese army, of prizes made in the Peninsular war. Tit total amount of the aum rewired, and width is going to bs dieble 4 do sellers 79 8‘ BLd. ;. In the °Moshe! of Peers, 11414 u a Court of Justice, the 17th March, the eccused and his Counsel being introdaced, the latter, with the permission of the Chamber, read the defence of the accused, and twelve documents in his jusdlication.— ,After some dist:ashes the Chamber had a secret sitting from a quarter-past foar till half-past flee, when the sit,—was again I7lk. The Chamber proceeded to vote the Presideit, asking each separately his %liaises to which they are to answer, On my honour ' declare the accused guilty or innccent. Twenty-olne Peers were ptesent, and the President announced that the accused was pro nounced unanimously Not Guilty, and was ordered to be set at U. berty. The sentence, drawn up in due form, and shoed by the President and all the Peers present, the accused Maud abriiioPO• ,ifesceffesthes de Irigneired• was called on, and the sentence read to him. It is now above a month since we expressed our be lief, upon hearing of the visit of Don PEDRO to the Southern Provinces of his Empire, that it had no con• nection with any design of infusing by his presence new vigour into the war against Buenos Ayres, but of speedily terminating it, preparatory to his return to Portugal, which, in the present state of her affairs, closely as they are connected with those of a neigh bouring kingdom, must have attractions of an almost irresistible character, for a Prince of so liberal, enter prising, and active a character as the present Em peror of BRAZIL. We now find that the same opi nion is expressed with the utmost confidence in se veral of the letters brought yesterday by the Brazil Mail, with this essential difference, however, that they speak of the conclusion of hostilities, not as a probable event, but as an occurrence,which, if it had not actually taken place, was then looked upon as certain. They alsls,:ealt in the most confident terms of the Emperor setting out speedily for Portugal, for which the attempt of as execrable faction to overturn the institutions he had conferred upon that country, afforded him an as cellent pretext. The indignation he must, have expo riencel, at hearing that it was intended toirustra e his generous intentions, and I.ii desire to crush the authors ii so insolent a design, would no doubt adJ a powerful weight to any oilier considerations; which might have. pririgody.orgeastbi, Ai) A% kip)/ 41,1 it irk? ! 1111 i titers iiimie sisiaorAisiy tnlwt hp? tbs jikllo(4 l rOttigalOW fa !err, star ot:Spain ; for is would act Ulu spill upon, the Conztitutiotal i parry in the let country.. and immediately se nse elf their hopes seeing her once more free. At the same time, the ardent and generous temper of • Don PEDRO woull soon find a cause of quarrel with a Monarch so unlike him in every respect, and so opposedto him in principle. The conflict of views, and indeed of interests, would be 'so great between them, that it would be next to impos• Bible that they could feel confidence towards each other; and from cool and clutiustful neighbours, it is highly probable•that they would be converted into implacable enemies. The French Papers, which arrived last night, an nouncethat Count d'Oretta has passed through Bay. onne, on his way to this country, where be is charged With an extraordinary mission. They also notice the recal of the Spanish Ambassador from Paris, whlch is a severe blow to the Apostolical party, to wheat interests be is wholly devoted; whilst the Qeotidieouse, the organ of that faction, endeavours to qualify it by stating. that it is merely a diplomatic reprisal against France, for having withdrawn her Ambassador Irons Spain.— This, however. is a very lame pretext, which may soothe for a moment the exasperated feeling% though it will not dispel the anziety,of the Ultras. This measure is a ne• cessary consequence of the change of policy recently adopted by the Spanish Cabinet; and, connected with the mission of 01ALIA to this country, discloses the firm determination of King FERDIMAND to retrace his steps as quickly as possible with respect to the internal affairs of Portugal. NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE. Jamaica Papers have been received to the 20th of February. Advice. had reached Kingston from Ha vannab to the 29th January, which mention the arrival at the latter port of the Frinsbury transport,with a divi sion of the 50th Regiment, under the command of Captain Ryan. The Captain-General of the Island paid the most polite attention to the Officers of the division, and the novelty of a British corps arriving there at• [ratted great crowds to witness their arrival. The first division of the 92d (or Highland) Regiment, consisting of the head-quarters and three compan es, under the command of Lieutenant. Colonel D. William son, was to embark for England, on board the Arab transport, on the 19th February. The United States revenue schooner arrived at Charleston 26th Feb. in three days from Key West, confirm the accounts hitherto received respecting the supposed blockade of Commodore Porter; which proves to be neither more nor less than an advantageous situa tion occupied by the Commodore, and well adapted for taking small prizes, which is at present his chief em ployment. All the reports respecting his having been defeated by a superior force of the enemy—of his men having mutinied—deserted—murdered their Of - cer% &c. are totally without foundations; on the con trary, the Mexican squadron is in a high state of dia cipline and snborzination, and is now ready for sea at a moment's warning. Oh the 13th February the Commodore put to sea with his whole squadron, consisting of a frigate of 40 guns ; two brigs, one of 18 and one of 90 guns, and a schooner of five. The enemy's squadron, off the pm trcon sisted of 2 frigates of the first class, and one brig of 20. The Mexican squadron had to beat up against a strong wind and tide to cross the reef and reach the enemy, ' who, when they had approached within about five miles, set all sail, and was soon out of sight. Night coming on. and the passage of the reef being difficult in the dark, the squadron returned to its former anchorage. List of Prises taken by Commodore Porter: Brigs—Hercules, (Wham, Nuesua Senora del Carmen, Matilda, Born Viage • Monteneza, and thtue small vessels destroyed. The following are the Olken of Porter's squadron: Comma. dory David Porter, First Lieutenant; D. H. Porter, Commander of the Libertad ; Jose Marla Martin, Captain of the Victoria ; Wm. A. Wyse, Captain of the Brave; Juan Huner, Captain of the Hermon. Dispatches were this day received at the Colonial Office, Downing street, from Major... General Sir B. K.C.B. Governor of Demerara. Dispatches were also received at the same Office this day from Lieutenant-General the Earl of DALROUSIg, Governor of Canada. THS EARL or LIVERPOOL.—His Lordship's health continues to improve gradually. The answer given by Dr. Darman yesterday, as to the state of his Noble Patient, was;—" His Lordship is going on very well." The Duke and Duchess of CLARRNCE returned to their residence at Bushy Park, on Thursday night. The Duke of Sussex and the Duchess of 6 immure' elated the Princess Asavna yesterday. Mr. Secretary CANNING, after returning on Thursday evening from attending the Kum at the Royal Lodge, had an in ' ervkw with Mr. Secretary Pins, as ►ad also the Duke of Wan. eimmon.—Yesterday morning, ►etween eight and nine o'clock, ?dr. Secretary Pam. left town to attend his Moreno at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park. A most interesting Debate took place last night in the H of Commons, in consequence of itdr.Tlattnal requiring acme explanations respecting the Ministerial arrangements rendered necessary by the lamented in disposition of the Earl of LITIRIPOOL. On the CHAN• CELLOR of the EICRRQURR moving that the Report of the Committee of Supply should be brought up, Mr. Taal/SY, in an elaborate speech, expressed his reasons for opposing the motion, and moved as an amendment that it should be postponed to the Ist of May. He grounded his strongest ob. jection to the course proposed, upon one of the votes contained in the Report, which he deno minated " a vote of confidence,' and strongly urged the impropriety of applying such a term. to the Cabinet in its present incomplete and unset tled 'state. The chief force of Mr. Carrasso's le ply,• consisted in the statement that the period had at last arrived, when the motives of delicacy which had prevented his MAJESTY, which wereloMmon to Minis tet s, from appointing a successor to the Earl of Liven row., had given way at last to the urgency of filling the clta.m that had taken place in the Administration. Mr. CANNING pledged himself to no precite time. when a communication would be wade to Parliament, an nouncing the completion of the arrangements; but bis Speech made a strong impression upon the House, to judge from -the fate of Mr. Tienezv's amendment, which was lost by a very large majority. BERVAI.KII.II34 A Committee qt* wow pf Commons ' ceded, in consequence of 4 vioi,tion of the 4a. that Jogs GLAD/TOMB, E 414 was not duly lir du* SOMlrnhs a new Election began here vist o rliontinued on Wednesday e log lathe its or 11111 VOLL-.4 1 / 1 117 'Make, B ait. • • Elja;Trithar, K.C.B. 6 w so • IMAM IlAt. Sir Ramis Make, Ram . . Sir David Wine. !Leal. . John Bayley, Sq. . . . rear. CUMI-OrililiD 1 81r Francis Blake, Bart. .'. Sir David Mine, LCR. . John Bayley, Ks . . .- • Sir FRANCIS BLAKL Bart. declare& saftatirramtrg FASHIONABLE INTELLIGI ARRIYAILL Illtg.quant and Caustevaa of W , at Slimes Lai . torrairsek.atreet. Al got Russia i ,Marcidoonte of berry iranally, at tla Dashes' af 1 14.'Whitaill &liked # Vibisal and . itt& • d sad . = t and dm Maas *Donk r - - -- - - k oar la '& llll 7aii i4V gertirlonel b fkaele, a n t on Cattikbeett Ireland. it Mr. Qd r ilaW lrr ili ttatr mat Lots Itabso l tl y fora on lipown; ' Lady Root for ; Capital Ribbed, Lower Brook-meet, on • tour. id! NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Extract front the Agent to Lbwst Genoa, On the 16th inst. It blew a hard gale from ciaft, which sailed hence in the morning f sunk—crew saved. On the !9th, it blew r N. W. ie squalls, which increased; and at • hurricane from N. W. to N.N.E. At Berated. Several ships riding in the port suffered no damage." The Ferret, Lannert/as, from Bourdeaus wrecked of &. Nicholas' Mole. The Royal Sovereign, from China for . on the likb February, in lat. 5.50. len. 4%. Faubasiew, Maims 29. —Wind W. to W.R. Leaden; Lae, from London for Newfmindiand . ; from Jersey for Oporto; and Gipsy, BOAC, front Ales Psylium?", Maws 211.—Wind W.—Arrived Maims, from Terceira • Matchless, Mein, Betsey, Asect.t., from 9t. Michael's. ••'' Periteratoorr, Maid 110.—orVind °MATTA, front Liibms—called sod last Majesty's strip DIMICIr. Also arrived; from Lisbon and Ftgueira. Sailed the Dant* ; and his Majesty's ship WOLf,of _ _ Haar., Maine 30.—NrusJ W. by N.—Arrived the Riven, the Celia, dnintwoon, from Batavia main, the Colombian Packet, for Malta; f' M• s A nn, for Barbsdoes; John and. Marl feir j Vrlocuy, for Valparaiso; and 3 . The Macqueen, Lady Holland, ano tai Mew this morning. The George Canning, ban for Qindree, has arrived. TAIIIIOIIIII, bleacre ho.—Tie Uraso - straek the , Harem' Sand, sad oak in saved. The Ovirigton, WaLsna , Of Sinderland, tiebottom Sand this morning, but was assisted and brought into the Roads. A brig belonging gone on the same Sand. Nom* &mum, Maws 49.—The Reboots bout. got upon a Sand, but was She has M-en repaired, and will proceed Hor.smaan, MA RCN 517.—A small Squire," has drifted on shore. Kananonau, Masco 24.—Part of the nap. Thannalcsaes, from Baltimore, has bens saved, in a datnaneetigat" and the weal is not emiected to be got of. APIPAIR HONOUR.—Captain the County of Huntingdon, hating inforrhation against Mr. W. W--' nuclei:the Game Laws, the latter' the former to meet him as a man nesday morning, in a field in the p.. that county. Mr. W. and his second time appointed, but not meeting - the affair ended without is effusion Yesterday, was the last Day's Sale bey, Ilimerms, Oriental and European tV late Royal Highness the Duke of Yost. of Mr. CYAN= we noticed the Marquis , indeed attended every day during the present the Pdarquisaes of CRILKAZTHR/I, REITER, CLAXTON, the Hon. fdr. Sr , kr. Stc. of the House of Commons. As usual, el articles belonging to the Doke of YORK was very east,'and the prim obtained, in many instances, exceeded the original cost. Mr. Boma and Mr. Lewis, the two eminent silversmiths and jew eller, were the principal purchasers of the most valuable and splendid articles. MAZIPPOND Cita arrv.—The Anniversary of this Inatitutien,was celebrated on Thursday, whew a numerous company sat down to dinner, and the donations were, as usoaY, bberal, and the feativity of the evening was much increased, by the eaquiehe vocal talent of several distinguished amateurs, wheat efforts were such as to excite universal applause. Dovvt, Mnacu 29.—8 y the violence of the pie last night, a house belonging to a brickmaker, at Hallam, was blown down. The Baroness de Ronne, whose little affair with Lord Soisa Lamm lately afforded so much matter for the Public Pa. pen, landed here from Cabiron Tuesday. A waterman, named Clifford Pullen, was drowned by falling from the deck of one of the passage vessels daring the g Is of Saturday last, while off Northiteet. At the. Thetford Assizes, held on Thorfchty the 29th lost. George Baker, Thomas Skipper, William Skipper, George Gain, William ouse, John Catcbpole, James Paul, Thomas Paul, Richard Harvey, James Hare William Elogood, and Wm. May, were capitally convicted under Lord Rlienboreugh's Act, for aiding and assisting John to &eat the Hon. George matron Rdwardts, sou of Lord gtoa, with intent tomorcirt khm-- As the Lesroed Judge was poWag so leis black sip to pm sioilmai on these 12 unfortunate awn. the Ho s. Mr. Edward,* time pusipia tor. Wood forward; aid said—lly laid. I mom* mina mmry fog the prirasers. mad imps their Sop will he sparaiL 111•101140—. Yew lleolgillindadli Malls ishomistal tIM imp& Mesa ter; what sillsorkway have d MIMS premise to alldeleme.illit is my duty to the seidissomf the kw. He sisdmind by passing In tM and him the awfulisonvice. The elect oldie condemnation to data of IS harms beings, some of wires WWII far from having attabod instority. isisthen only in the bloom afillb, for on aloes arising out of thsessilices about game, amid sotto described.. Ono of the priorners, dosing the pronouncing of Ai sentence. dropped down its a li s t; e 3c h estly apopleity, and was carried out of Coon on men's b M o nday Richard Webb was executed, in the front of Oxford County Gaol, for h orse - stea li ng . The Jamul, des Deists of Tuesday contains the fol lowing mysterious paragraph:—" A circumstance has occurred which calls for public attention. In a little town near Paris, at all times one of the most peaceable, woks of sedition have, within these few days past, beets repeatedly distributed in the streets, and under Olt doors. Every one knows that conspiracies are not thus openly batched, and that revolutions do not commence at the threshold of doors. We can perceive in this shameful. affair, only the work of some exasperated Coterie, which, finding it impossible to put dorm France by lass's, has the folly to seek an opportunity 'for resorting to force. This is a success which, for the good of the Monarchy, the factions of no robe will *b ilis, bin. it is well to point out their wicked intentions, twAssimilicl which to the public scusteuspt. is sut ' Um abortive." • . I - t ral..git I 1 i i Commons having dow A tion of the trealirsg win hot dhly el . lt . 1 1 began here on sudsy mid Thursday. 1 lyr mc....: PWA0 11 " , . at; " i'''.* 4 OS . ,• . • PI i $ , ' ...2J , ‘ ,.. :hai,r. ~:: . :: lare.l dtili electel I et • ' LLIGENCE. 1. mom, at Inures Hotel, e Muddies's of Queens. i i,l 04104.'Whitehall, front ; , 1 $ P BlPDonell, of Claerrottald 4 I, at Gordon's Hotel, Abbe. . . r Brooke and Lady Faulk- Monet and Lady Elloabcth i li ad. . t., far Hertfordshire ; Lord ng Dittos', Bucks; Major ly Warren, front 114 tear?. , train Kirkham's liatet, ot. . '• 1 1 . IGENCE. . . ~ Genoa, dated slot limb E s ' I e front PL W. In gusts.- A dng for Savona, upset ' and I w exceedingly strong from at midnight it blew almost t about tbree, a.m. it oso. t jraaed theltasaphlirs,bat 1 taut to raftliii7lllll* to s. , .Jr London, wait wait: 1. 24. 8. . to W. N.,•/....Arfiat io l: kandianti; Moll_ • PAO, &OOP Alm . —Arrived dad Wilmer, fem., trim Loodoos mid W.--Anived Ida 14= ' . • • d last. in company " ed; the Watson tinnsteakt, e Latona, Parrawarr, for ,tat a crater. • I.—Arrived and salted foe t 1 Batavia. Arrived n a d lx. t; Georgians. for r Mary, for Malta; Iddrom. and Huskiason, fur Slob I Id, and She pherd, Canning, Caastinfraibi ba • ll 4 • u... - • 4 . oh, Carman, of asei he . . mob in detep waSse..efoto anderland, was on she NW I assisted off s with damigo, *longing if Shields has last , • .. _ . . e Adonis. Caderson, from , is palmed off, with dalltydo• Ito London. w` ,•• I boat, marked " Niel** • the cargo of dm hap, so paved, in a dismantles" t tort .. .. • tin G... P.. of Holme, in Ping lately instituted an r —La, of Middleman's. i i r Gentleman challenged • . an of honour last Wed.. I ' e parish of Glatson, in I second appehred at the g with his antagonist, • .. on of blond.' . • . gale of Trinkets, Jewel.. a Weapons, belonging to his . nut. In the Auction room ale of Ilitarroass who has $ present and preceding sale, ✓im, arid Woaneseta, Lord kc. besides sever-. 1 Members , the compotittan to pones. r was very great, and the 11 ceded the original out. Mr. [lent silversmiths and jaw. of the most valuable and _ .dAidl ll leßt ..