Star. — London, England, 1826-02-23 00:00:00

t A S HICWASULIkirIiI4I3III4Cge fiat Countes, el eapsta r eg 4 a *it yetteraar ipwr house In Th+ of . , aisebeakei lot ? 'at tratet r=aivirib beeskerest 13iterfit egiogeat e r. • John WiViandaisik• bad a awe rant yedsiday, at las Ulm to Cork-ttreits • • • terns, Tbe from hDowageer r ilifebbiuses of toosioudetrir habitztVed at That - Nat o Belderwurel Ledge, Hanti. The Earl et &sea has arrived in town from his seat, Caddo bury Park, &sea. The etfott o t of Dartthouth has arrived a t h er Imre In Berke lerwituihr, Stillbetishire. Lind ThuryvPhsgerald has arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jerstyn. street ; Mr. and Mrs. Dupree have left ditto, for Salisbury. Vera agent left town yesterdaY; for hb brother's, the Duke of ffuoVin . gharn's, Stow e , die Hen. 11. uoulbure has arrived at his house in Port man-iv:are. from Dublin Castle. Lady Harriet Paget has arrived in town, frost the Earl of Dart mouth's teat; Sandwell, &affordsbire. Arrivals at Penten's New Hotel, St. James's-street :—Captain Close, front a tent ; Thomas Page, Esq. front his seat, Cobham. Arrivals' at the Sc. George Hotel, Athemarle.street :—Lord and lady Craniey, from their seat in Surrey; Mr. Nicholson and his bride, from Cheltenham. Departures from the Bath Hotel :—Captaln and Mrs. Parker, for the Continent ; WUMaas Walker .R*l. for Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Langley, for their seat in Norlolk. Depar'kurEs Trona the Royal- Hotel, St. James's street :—Lord Farnham, for Torquay, Devonshire ; H. Maxwell, Esq. M.P. fur ditto;. A. Hillhots.e, bit+ for Clifton; J. Moss, So+ far liver. potsl; Sir It.. Anstrwher, far Torkshins Arrivals it the British Hotel, Jernayn-street :—lllajor Gardiner. from Surrey; Mr. Hawkins and son from'ilielr 'sett in •finsiel ; Al. Hamilton. Saq. from Cambrldge4 &r itilpert Shaw, Ban. M.P. from Ireland. Depastores t-r, G. -Grattan, Bet t. for Et: 8 0 1 1 0 e -Jarues Hanailtost."Sst Sar CaMbridge ; John I:latik. son, F.sq ! forhls sdat.ln Hahtiti • • • NAVAL IN _ • • -Opin the 3 4tb Inst. the 11tutterw-airtretf in the ayde from St.. • Andrew's, N. 8., saw a barque. waterlogged, and the sea breaking aver her decks; mainmast gone to tbe deck, mizenmast standing, rigging all gone from the chain plates, topmast and rigging standing, fore-topmast gone at the. rtapy-part of the fore-topsails in the top painted green inside, a wale yellow- aide. 'Ando emit white mould. lag; all thy bulwarks and partot.the ataunchlnits gone Bush with she drck, hatches 4, stern 'Weil in.. bOwport out, and rudder gone ; appeared that the 'crew bad been on board v e ry lately; canvau had beep naPirl peer part of the +IA'S*, two anchors on the larboard bow, me chain Sant, wkadlaaistanding, and no bead; supposed to be Sunderland. nr Shields built. Cape Clear bearing R. quarter S. Wtp.nine miles. The following vessels are ordered to. be built at Chatham Dock yard :—A frigate of 46 guns, to be called the ()armies; mother of n gars , robe called she Colmar; and a corvette of 16 guns, to be called the •Aconat. The Penelope, l'earenz, and the Ellen, Correa, from the • Cape, have arrived at the Mau:ides. The Moses Botsford, Wairems, from St. John's (N. 8.) for U. verpolol. is on shore near Laglaael a The Brazilian, for 'ltriddlitc tas peat back to Uverpool, with loss of fabsteel, harelip snick al dia Copeland Rocks. The Cionliwaite, Wttson, irmei.Amsrica to Limerick, was ins shore near Galway the 18th inst. The Aguilar, Wamoss, said .Moths Illiantities the ink of Sweember tor England. The PSAI/2:14 BA/. frig/1 PA10212204111111.40Ad AtA be sensed is the -Dostas. The Minstrel and the Na ifalh vs arrived at Pit* &lath Wares. • "• ' be. frba Martel. Wansby4 fredetallath 'ii arched at the Cape of Good , Hopei .• : I CF ' • gthuglors.lll4-PAerkped the ileba s iroasassii. from the OapeatGestil Ulm led 18th December, with kiss of /min yield; den Ildwarks, and nearly an her salts, on diertilght thdleth a dreadful gale; was °bilged to me between Scilly Bras, and inciraindsudy escaped. deespstiom arrived,. tbe.Eanalgoiri , Katsoes, hum Malta— sallattlith ultimo • and the Daild Wen 41 6 (1144 . M from Gaili t poß- Oa*, /th Olt epi lft e trarispecri mom Colli:t ( 3101i.• • - ffelcsoseasis. Pats:'` 1111044,1DiV., LW. won, osaklg , —Alittesd hie 104244 . * eilitters,... - MR% 914 A4Pw, 41,0 airy* - W,Passed zhz,n ig h t h e ;u ntil . 64 "ris . 83 9" V I trans" thekftfaufiliuseafteir tile" 20th of . 'it s blows 'veil streeig ift day,' 'au* lee kneel har,lbb tereemitikstion 'whir thiliblppieg hobs Deltas; ter diet all appear toride well. • • • losvUlP44 l _lToe..2l , ,ogiad,.B,4rrived the Witt. Thontion. fisasis.lngh Nair tack=sailed the U !assist; from Tritddad j Lady of ;he Lake, Gaon, from St. John's, New lkinsiOlek ; itallind, , Davis, from Demerara; Mary Alan, of sc ar ha nns h; genen.thl oona ; —,, from Marseilles; and iho *Wine, Weis, from Kew Orleans—sailed llth January. - • -Cpsuim.gtpusg, Fm. 21. alifertnPßl4l.-Isl.lo"4—ne Almost!,Almost!,fromfromßremen ; gm . Calais ; Motel ice i (ran 'Havre; Hannosia, from , Hatillingfi -illasey. trine lkinslusa. lkinsethe t)erwases—The Marshal likscher. for Seville ;. Betty, and inclination, for Bremen ;• lassay, for Gibcaltar ; and Twee Gehrocders, for Rotterdam. MitoteS.Sex SESSIONS, Vu 22. Joie Jecksee; alias head Mee Deed'helm, Fool in. dieted - for obtaining -upwards of 9004 by fraud, from tawroti; ownbrOker, Green-st. Leicester-square. The prisoner is a 11411,kiseiven character at the gam bling-houses at the west eta of the Lovett, and also at the ..prosecutor's, where he bad been in the habit of pledging valuable articles from time to time. On the 7th .t hiArch.be requested a loan on a quantity of loose diameridsi,sabiah he stipulated to be allowed to seal up beferekleaving them, to prevent tbeir being changed. The diamonds were then_p r odis c ed, a n d NU agreed-to be as upon them, after which they were given back to the panto*, who folded' snit sealed them in the' pieseriCe of the pawnbroker ; but, in handing them over coler:y*110 • stibikititte a - similar paper, containing (as wtis ifieririftri)i . 'discovered) only a few rabies, of the value ofd ll**tollowing day he again ca lled, and obtained soother - limo of Mt by a similar contrivance, anCi t l4 4 ..days after 41301. more. 'ThsJsitilaseiasit heat Woe Oak awl the Court seuteseed the Of ileei*yeers! traasporsedeo. • • ' 9is Soo irtdadni dlisharisti o awl the Csoctadjeursed till up. 11 011 1 MEIMitsv. . fp, _ . _ .16,11FAF.F.mti, tbe..,M i titcr of the Mint. we are bsielpas T siteee, eulthitivreb4, :teemed from his late severe io& - spaokleo. - - - - Accounts from the country mention the failure of the banking-homes of Minima and Co. at Mahon, in York- Akre:, A hand-bill was issued on Monday l as t by t h e trifidittani, in which they state that they have been Obliged 'to suspend payment, owing to the long inistbieed • Cad increasing ire ss u r e on theirnstablish- , ns . th utter impossibility of getting in their , resent*, in consequence of the present stagnation in thilinal• and commerce of the country; but mints the public that their affairs are such that there is mere than tistlicient to pay every demand in full. Tl.e handbill timber mates, that about five years ago they were de frauded and robbed by a former partner and hi, aecornplims to the amount of 60,000/,; notwithstanding %With ;bey had Maintained their credit and chiracter try *lse. abd 'bid-within the last two months paid 1*00: in, discharge of their engagements. A it eption was attempted to be practiied on a pawn. lritlter ) at isimbrth, on Monday night, by the offer of what seethed an ekcelleat silver watch for pleilk; but-, W hich, on nnnnli_nation, prow' to be cased with very 11ritaanic illinds.ome dial-face, and the se'libiance of a sonrid - akiveineat. The cheat was re (f• , szed to give his residence, but stalked t ff, without machine. where _ Emperor Empty's, Dowager of Bavaria, with the Micesses, her daughters, and the whole Imperial Family, were assembled in the Hall of Mirrors to see all the twelve luadrilles pass in precession. As it was also the eve of the birthday of her Majesty the F.mpress all were desirous of paying their respects to the beloved Princess. Her imperial Majesty went to meet each quadrille as it came for. ward, and conversed in the most affable manner with the Ladies, the spletfdour of whose costume bangs all description. The Prince of Salerno appeared as the Caliph Hammed Raschul, accompanied by the Persian Poet "Budd, (the celebrated Orientalist, M. Joseph Von Hammer), who took the opportunity to distribute Poems in the Persian and German languages, in honour of the Empress. The processing of the nialees _occupied three hours, and at ten o'clock their Majesties withdrew into their apartinctita. The twelve quadrilles consposed of hundred and s event y-t wo L a di es and Gentlemen, b ore: the fallowing names from the scenesnf history or romance which they represented : The Abbott, from Sir Walter Scott—The Lisa Hoist, La Slone Fouque--Zendureeth, Walter Scott—Undine, La Matte Pimple—. estionin Dartford, Walter Scott—The Few Mothers, La Motto Fouque—The Constable #' Chester, ScAt—Lehosen, Menke, and M the it _. het ptittptia.Wr a to represented the nivenity in. Parliament, in the room of Mr. Heber, w o had accepted the Chi'. tern Hundreds, aad retired.. After the writ was react by the proper officer, the Vi -Chancellor, hiving taken the oath against bribery or rruption in the-Manage ment of the election, detna ho named a candidate. Dr. Brilges, of Corpus College, roe. and, in a short Latin address, proposed Mr. Bateaux', r. f the same Col. lege. The Vice-Chancellor having demanded if any other candidate was proposed, and no one rising for that purpose, he then asked tl I Doctors first, and Wea l the Masters, if it was their with that Mr. E tconm should be declared elected , to a filch a!1 hay ng bowed assent, theVice-Chancellor prono.mccd briefly, in that the choice of the Convocation had fallen upon Mr. EitcoUrt. Bonds were tl.en signet and exchanged between the Vice Chancellor and the High Shetsif of Oxford, and the Meeting was di solved. Rsteourt Ras not present, as it is the renew of the Ugly*. city that candidates are neither to canvass in person, nor to appear in Oxford until the election be decided. The day after his retails the new Member visits the Heads of the °Wee's, and retains thanks to his friends. Mr. Estcourt hi expected to-morrow ter that Mr p . vr revert has bean in die House fair sea . 014 years as Member for Devises. Ha is a worthy and intelligeot man BANKRUPTCIES—SCOTLAND. An Account of the Nuattplr of Bankruptcies by Sequestrities is Scotland, u entered hi the Bitissintrei Guam, from the I 4 day of January, 1819, to the 14th day of lebruary, 1826, inclusive, spe cifying the Numbers is each Year. Year. Number. 1819 U 9 18 , 9) 1105 1821 161 1823 150 1823 131 1584 103 112,5 90 182. 54 Total I do hereby certify, that the above b a true account of the NUM. bet of Bankruptcies by Sequestration hi Seethed, as entered in tile • Gentle, from the Ist day of Janney', 1819, to the 14th day of ebruary, 1888, inclusive. ALEX. LS Unfit, Deputy Gazette Writer, &c. Gazette-cace, Edinburgh, Feb. 16, 1826. Remarks. . No Woken. . Ditto . Ditto Ditto Ditto . Ditto . Ditto Ditto INTRODUCTION OF THR SILK WORM IN IRRLAND. I PROM Tat CORK tOUTHK RII R EPORTER ,. Monday arrived in this h ar b our t h e H en d r i ca, H . Martens, from Cette, .in the Gulf of.. Lyon s, south ot France, laden with 26,000 w hi te mu lb erry trees, the property of the Briti s h, I r i s h, an d Colonial Silk Com pany, value 10,0004 and which are- at prese nt di charging for the purpo s e o f b e i n g. planted! its • country. 'They. are .consigned to George Isms: ' Agent to the. Company .in this cite, and ttitee already 180 men empliopti.inplAptiosetiert of - tbi l lni Under the direction of Metiung, an incelDgent Scbtct Gentleman at Mitehtlstowni . in this &kitty, • for whies purpose ten acres of the Rainf•Xingston's estate have 41etets • ipptopttesed. • I Theitavisaiailar late , to to,plasted lib the Ileigbboothoos of. himilliwrdillid -sit.i.eansurts in ithe county of Kerry, Mors the zwee•sarf preparations 41ave beep also made. . L . -, . • ••• • •,•. Theme are also la4likro4ar tharcift9, of and from 'London; f irty bendiee'ofiebe'sa - ine'clesCiiptliiit of 'tree. *frith had' been' iniptirtid'ltoitektaftp indlett•egvel rind three bailer ref plains, OP - *Loa dusltfruall Loachm. for similit purposes: ausbiraasistemeitatp has: arrited in thelaster vinwi to- roopviiinfßod- dye Peell9eft of this. gtext pork t astillogiye %be nil ?Rasa; T .: 4l4ra rt loos in the care oithe worm. • ' 4 • ' ' , Mr. MaTnewis has had Itrzlietietal'ieheiittithi Of hie new fortkeadat ,asiertelernegit Invie.-asst mat SNOW Opera Name on Meaday k asid tiii ' l other at Isla basest fast, Friday. Amongst the public esiablishments affected by the commercial distress, the Post:Office bee had its share of lass. The busy fonetieni of the bustling letter can iers, 'sorters, &c. are nearly reduced to a sinecure. By a return presented to the House of Commons it appears that the total number• of acres under hop culti vation in Great Britain last year, was 46 , 718. Of this amount 12,244 belonged te'th Rochester col:ectiori; 7.940 to the Canterbdry; and 12.083 to the Hereford eellectioa. The total duty collected was 42,49 a. . The toba:conists are petitioning Parliament for the eduction of the tax ors tobacco. But the smokers, the snuffers, and the chewers ' should know that the Minis teis cannot afford to taltene any of the taxation, if the Interest of the debt ii to be paid. and the Army, Navy, and clerks in office, provided for. Tea SILK TRADIL--Moss4ay evening a numerous meeting of journeymen- silk weavers toLlt place at the School•house, Friar'snaniai,Beth - nal-green, to receive the - Report of a Committee appointed at a former meeting to prepare a petition to the Houses of Parlia Ment„,.traying that . measures concern - plated by his• ajettkt Government fok the tembval of the plohi... Mums MI the importation' of foreign wrought silk in. J,l! nett, ;nay not be carried into effect. The petition sitaitinauthously adopted, and a Committee appointed .its management. • , , ' 'fonder. evenios, a mat', having the appearance of *milder, called at tbeihop of Messrs. Seivell 2nd Cross. Cowspton-streat. Sabo. and pitChed upon several hand. sitiase illilwls and Obi t - and desirefi them to be sent to his Ibligitissin Bersiicli•street, with a bill and receipt. The man enteasted with them weft accordingly, asci as, shims into a room, when the fellow said he was noxious his wife should see the shawls, and said be would take them into the next room for that purpose; bit be made his escape *ith the parcel, and has not since been bard of. Therese *ere worth upwards of 1004 feduirs -es Bata .el Fsimr.teaa.—Copy of the order :auto the *env With prohibiting the furthet , stamping of coOciry baulk will" under the value of .L ' with the date thereof; "- - -- 1 • 1 61111ealy Cliazaben, i.• 9 1:feitsiNfdr-Tag kiffP. f,Jnypiesiontrs of_ail .. Tnpiseeyrlleserratesst se repose to Farillasent a a. Ks Wait the . - iddislik*lffisillea et 'de alresiatiaa , et bass. 01.1.1 1 0iPSONS. **OR VO O . 2 40 1 1 1 0, LI Istieget, I ielve ak• a i alF a froaa their Lade* Isteadre. that nelsetes forleilii iii under - that Wilk asa,bisesisrpok MIS yes emit intiolOstif o 9o.o l 4o 2 ol44v. L - e. ti _.f• - . • . .7' '•• •J ' 141 . 41 Gt r a t ila tgat r"---e"; , • ?:-.l'ool 13i lidicitliLL , -4 0 lims Cenisniseklaertot og » .L- : ~. ~1 _h. , '1,4904 who ss4*sh.., with f' the 'Utter of Mr. 1/2 igt:of Mancheiter , : was away:rod . tsa Lancaster on Wednesday, •wtsither be is ' committed 1.,. a at' the . approachisir Assists., tarattrers *awn Alp herd, Thomas Mares. TILIONTOILTATSO3I rola Femme/ e4 ibein Win , , • William Harris, Mary Ann Bevis, as Mullein, Abrihani Ban, Thomas Hedges, and Geosti*Sliisn'Keiti'dge. Tamisroavarton eon lieratt• VialteA—iitiolui.d Lloyd, tonsil Chalmead. Joseph Moon, Joseph. "OM /otherwise Thomilsoni John Williams. Henry Masao,. John' Harris John Freeny, Aaron Abraham's John Vain, William nrkt, John Dale, Jo_ams.. Rrouliey,, John Flen:lng, George . Price, John Jdness 'helms :•Wtaf rine Saw, Mary Regari, John Inieg, Thomas -Paine.. lti liras An' Win. Worst's, Way. Ross,'Mlits Harris, George Kelly, John Roberts, James Planing, Wm. Harris, (1) Wm. Harris, : (2) Etlisabeth Miargan,(ll) Eliza Morgan, 'lltomas Vandral, Edwird• . Underwood, Wm. Edwards, Maria Alien, Thomas Colds, Wm. Bowyer, Mary Welsh, Catharine Stalin', John Fenn, Thomas Matruh, Thomas Shears, George Jame', Charles 11' imu Tatham, Sarah Ann Pearce, Wm. - Mums, Lust i JUkidi:MTbk 811 0 1, 1 Albion Lodge, John. PArtwer, Wm. . Wheatley„ ‘nd, ary Ntabon. ?cam YILARe laaraisoanamir--Saralillakely, b'e kept to hard labor. - • -is • • • • . • . Two Teams —Saadi Smith; and Catharine One Yeas.—James Smith. Elizabeth, Colliniwooti p *ysn, John Smith, John Williams, George Wilfimmi• dh r Hartley Todd. •• ' we. reviled 61 1•Mhils-hsll l llfitmillltoitt* t AIM a, Mary Trigg, Wiliam Smith, FroiledettlairMbich'.. , Ram Ike, and Charles Illnib3 The, remainder were sentence to various periods p[ son. Meat, and upwards of twenty ordered to be privately w Yesterday, Ft J. Rigamd, E. Altai., alias Cianteiii G. hsdt, and E: Baker, were indicted, withj. 'Veiny/ (out on bail), with conspiring to obtain false lettere of administration from the Pi ei ogative Court of Canter bury, with invent to defraud S. 13.14 y ward-of pra1. 1 1.51. sa the Navy Five per Cents. Tinge avero.l4q comm a in the indictment, which charged7the prisoners with conspiring to defraud the Commibikylecs for :the, Re. diction of the National Debt, the Goieroor argil coin ! . piny of the Wink of England ; cod licitly, w4litlkgent to derraud his Majesty, to all of whickikhcersopors pleaded Not Guilty. • r".. The prisoner Rigand toquested that the ,wltneeiip saWitloa-or dered out of Court, which was duo", He relsestediasi thesir. FresbSeld might go out, if be was to be iiaintieillis" ciffaiess _The Rscosoas said,"tirat this rested 'with tis Cam, Web ttltiald ash, no order to banish the *Akita, 'for xi!. preeecemOn ems the Court. -. 1 • Mr. Serjeant BOSA aQUE'r stated the easel ko-tlie Jury at considerable length. Tire Jury bad bearrEL4bas the prisoners were charged ssith - an atterispi•to defeand 'Mr. S. B. Bayward, lay the procuration of • faiiiiittars of administratiors, - Before he called *ituessos.rit mroXasi be necessary for hive to make some obseetatlirai.oll she. eaw, - as it took .a-ciretti(uss• roam -beforewit e arrivedat. ' the point when the false dOcument was procured . — There was Irperson of the name of Collinsreeweetteal with the transaction, Who is ri professional etlOVand .;_e,- - on the . present (+ceasing...was an. ati ve aiedtb.. • • • suing these letters ofardmittistratiou.a,he4 hour: far he s ild it, consc itith of diking wrong, the dettpereald say, w'ien they hear.o the *vidcts'EC'erliViAre•sbeeldr tall on the past of the proseCtition. A otihttier ten and ;Ades its wereiiiglittdill Collins—some 'ad dicessed to Ririe& tie*. ISO As 'purities star Alltlh of ortteitrpersoot ethowttuielettimneeoWooPbe, found, although the strictea inqu rs hod t k fl ß made. -There,were a variety - of sums s t .ai ng i n die inadie of Mr.,aiywafd, in the flahk that the Orb' kohi Ord obtained- thestrob of 2901...15. wwassiedr iartha iediet meot. *mild, oleo base-am ist 'Abair peteektfbpt(rr ears the ether strips th-rwaltaodiag• • TbtfliMallik . #.1414 (Aware of this, were bound to make s t r i ct inqulr ki an4 lhaZ inquiry led to the pre s ent inve tigatiOn. •• a ' N eat number of altriesses Were Late A e 'stated facts, shote exatillnkticlqaated ,to i•seey late hour. It was altogi-ther vevy'ltaistiefst ing. • The charges against Rigausl, Issett, and M. eke were fully substantiated, but those against thg orber pisiAtesers were not made good. Bing called upon for their &fence, they ifircleelated their innocence, and Rigand complained t , f Pavia& was put a fourth time upon his trial for alleged- efeaces of which he haJ already been acquitte,!,- At ten o'clock the Reconciles commences • syttiersir.g up the evi‘hoce. With zespect to E i4abeth Baker , Lordship directed an a c q u i tta l ; andpki , its* Jfii y to say whether Were was seateriable doubt to Mar. rant the Jury - in a isimilAr vetJict - with levee tic the other prisoners P •. • His Loedship.ewseluded at one o'clock this aurehig., The Jury retired, sad oa their return foetid ibeii flt RIPo4. Tam, and bleeke, Patty, and Collins aidinakeitilletiGifkili„ bet at the Bathe time the Jury begged to remark that *.conduct of Collins had been estrenwly indiscreet. The sentence oldie Court was thee prooounce& as litigated to be intrisoned far three yeas. in tbe.Mvelle.ol•COfreo don ; bocci tot two years, cachets) be kept to hard MikSerg - all - &leeks tonne year's imprisonment, red to hishervempdrisiser as her Welsh would. paresis. - „ Higashi, on leaving the bar, declared ti te t be ;Aid" iiiiedylbow ever hard, cheerfully, as Miss Baiter bid escaped, - • SPOR riNor INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING.. .„ „, ..,,, • The Earl of Derby's. Stag Hotrods meet tannietWin. ik Epsom Deirno. 0 c , ", • STAG HUNT. • . a tine Stag was tamed oat before the Beekbansptan bounds, on Friday last, within half a mils of Drs! ses. in the &Nebel, **L— ilo morning being excesdiagly See, added to taus: tiaih 4 o scene, attracted a commune 0 abajw 3 . 000 Pew riana, ently of about Inn - Gesdeusin Olt Ste same asitil who were mounted, for the orast•purt, se outrlientlappterpon wit ness the turn-out. After about half as bear the biz2i were set on in gallant style, and after a chins of about three • Ibli Slag was taken at Mika. • . A UNPRECEDENTED lox 91145 X, The following run is, perhaps, with/rat a para Eel in tbeinds of 2 :=l:—A fox, which .was pinisinliad to C. Roborpsi Esti. of Bridge, Deem, by Sir Haled Nartbileta• was lrf• on Padden Hill, on Tutoday last, at eleven o'clock, before I isle • f stearly fifty gentlemen, wen matiated. The ihk.took a *restos Vrioss to Blake/It ; back through Cadbury, C s dki g h, Stockkkh, pluton, NOW. Paddington, Cray% Mouharil, - from the co o Escheat** lock ierois • the country spin to Radden , HUI, [ tut 7 wilesw the dive woo tilled WE st sight o'clock. and on& 4 thsfickl MY few Red! in. The chase listed nine hears, Sad It is itoppresd at the lowest eiiciAatibn ran abate eighty nines I • • •• - - GINSAT FOOT HAGS. • The All pedestrian feat is almost within* any mom% and throws the recent paramecia's of Birry, ass* aid eikt "Met calfe into the shade.- Mr. F. &aria, at %Omni ,wellimenent began as • runner of encemmon . powets; sedan rday to run a mile In Air mistime" for a wager Id ten ' 'Mae 'bating was rather against the giedimiriesillen Mem sigergempolowas measured, and ha stripped, it. chenged i acrd ht wasbacked against time. The fret half mile was run In getslbw arts aftiais,"and the whole distance was eamPisted In fewcsniimee. !eV , iss o abe matches of the present cram 902e:iem iontppOtnlikikts? A New Yesk P4per ttf the .314t.ultestoteh•tilatilb. Kean was re-eupged to perform in tb.citl. , , • SPLENDID max& At .-tabau t e .. 4.. .1. .. 01100 if Norrataltiatqllat - - Ittinnt,M tisk ii ik , 4•41 1 (...tk0e• w: •. . ' 1c;+:1.. ~, i, .: _ ..-, , . .., ~.... , .. , w i t , .., If I• . . i 11* Italitidablavehtie, 44 'kli rhe' Mir k ill* *rat '' " I llitiffit i rl'l '* Ifi b aiiiiinelt Alt& illeeeilut hienderle doe MOAN* re ll* . 1 • • 'Ole Henry Wrikari, with ettnortittitY thaWe l s'e ft . g t a j i te if ibeteit. f Aell*Aitifiliii,l)P. milli " Bigot. rank and fashicekor tie Itaptirial tiailt*Weitieti avian sweeter. theViclaCtiestieltor, acesespaniad 4 brthe-Doeforgjuld add him, to this kta. Tgfor. tulthm,lqrs,karesed,*-4. M4stersof Mt entitled to vote. lid in the. Coo. hind of old& appiarea the uvula AndiNa illenriettii, In • the thareeter of Mary , awns 40:414 willasag b dobstehe ave i . vocation Vali of the University. The Vice-Chaucellor, ducked eve.as do ism, d k r i., A t Aighi s k e & As a on takiagNt is seat at the upper end of th e Hall, in- Charles add Prince Leo of seasy, were also imam. On the formed the Convocation. Id' a Short Litin'oration, that following day the whcse company went t 6 the Laporte' Palace, lb, were ogled together for ihu citirposedf `eloctius a viler, their Majesties the Emperor and &twee% the Pia , Dowager of Bavaria. with the Princesses- her dxsasite.r• ...a .I.- Member to reoresented the Itolosawl.. 4... D...1:----.. . __ , _....altailhdiallitw42o .-r, • .• • •• • ' tiaagrf i lyr ra1.51.11;71 . 1 7 7, I-- • The glitiOiDali this day pasimiaiiilidilelaniilika plikatt's tat:ant tfi*ptastilko .• • age „,1 ; ti; Dasess—Jasepla isirbe t uipe • li o‘ . . : • ' J,...cau Pardnert fol d A AttscßP‘ii .. 4 .1) ! t ..r? , illoalli Burley. sof privately Inca a .w-i* . 1 • r. , a - Janes, fOi'Vabbery'rniikiteplaki i' • ' rims, i• ' c ' ..nt 1( DAM Spencer; for sheep striding; Joseph ram tort Is alf! , r derallei; balm ; Timms . Itiniss i Janann•Sisraceafts kesde {leiPo lik , ad/PIN 144 • prrialhainAletikiln,- Moretti Rif highway Misery; - ap ioka - HooMps , otherw: .. WiStiette. • • • ; • • . 11 , 1 y ..• .• ~r .ulivlv ff.,' • 6 Teessreatiassis ins , ism-4min ••Perttater; *aloft dill& . • COVENT-GAKDEN THEATRE. A new MS. Oratorio, by S:r kale Srevassos, called the 7Auniagivimg, was performed last night, the words of which consist almost entirely of texts from Scripture. • As a musical composition, it shews the_taste and skill for which the reputation of Sir JOHN was alre id/ established, together with a general adherence to the character of sacred music, which could not have been expected from his previouscfforts in a style Iras serious and apsts re. A. fine air ; 1 , Thu smarts of *ask" which was encored, was admirably - delivered by Mr. PHII.• Lus, a young singer, who bids fair to be a standard acqiiisition to the orchestra; His upper .notes are re markably good, and are- not only brought out with accuracy, but sustained. with. as effectiveness of which a bass voice is rarely capable, BEAUAK and Miss STEPHENS sang witts their, accustomrd ability. Miss PATON gave her pation of the recitative with much spirit and expression. Mademe Vssrats bad an air, in which-she was accompanied by Sir Gaon. a SMART: she executed it well. - The main reliance seems to have been cn the chcrusses, and on the concerted pieces for three, four, and five voices. In the former there is much force and .animation. The concert appears pleasing. A quartet by Miss FARRAR, Mr. Rostasiou, Mr. HoIINCASTLE, and Mr. filit4.lrs. beginning " And how Was ear,' succeeded by a chorus, possesses considerable beauty.. The applause on the ci.nclusion of 64 lsis Thanksgiving" was warm and unanimous. A miscellaneous act, consisting of popular airs, con cluded the entertainment. The house was full. ADIMPHI THEATRE. The clever performances at this Theatr continue to its well :managed sea .storm. T. P. C . No, on Long lint Clem; iii The Pilot, is excellent. :11ras killed thr ogbOta t by a Jack tar. ni nth plenty of grist ti - bOatc4:l is Uri Int.:who could harsilg_lie . et,trail* : Irani joitag 1 •tlielia* . eri-ti+cr " th elitoi.*4) , V4il l tit dl Void' erinled an y one . to bar 49600, ii i ii ei: 1." Indeetit - tiai initei tifilisitt - ill! this' bf lifeptint,' whioiliogy hiheeesi it !tap 4.' tot isTiltet.. Wheii' the ps - uterittat, on seeingirotis.oesaboard. calls:to 1 4 4 • men " to bear a hand f 4osirr: this boat, , a man ,ovc,-, board." “ No, d—n it," said Jack," litres • kits ek rope I" Too baring limit, to the ship, to escape the enemy on shore, sinks exaosted on the stage. Here Jack's sympathy was audibly directed to those on the' stage, to "rub his erarplos," and he was delighted on Tones recovery! " Success" followed, and no wonder, btit we mean the piece of that flume; and the 44 Toast: Friday, " and the 0 gstadonpeds," all clever pieces, wound np the evening. .A deputation from Liverpool, consisting of three emi nent merchants, arrived in town yesterday morning. They immediately proceeded to Ministers, to solicit the loan of Exchequer Bills on property. NSW BUILDINOS AND •The build- ing-speculations in the suburbs of the metropolis are still continuing to an unprecedented extent. The whole of Milbank, from Vauxhall-bridge to the water works at Chelsea, will in the course of two or three years ,be covered with houses, a contract baring been entered into for the erection of 5.000. The embankment of the River has already comtnenced, and the ground is being raised, and hollows filled Sip to a height of fire feet above the old level. This has beerrfound necessary, on account of the marshy nature of the ground, as also to secure a good drainage, and the work is now carrying on-at great laboor sad expense, . the rubbish necessary for the purpose-being ,brought in barges from distant places. At Chelsea considerable improvements are in contemplation, particularly in the vicinity of Lord Grosvenor's new cared, adjoinieg.to .which s basin or reservoir for the Water Company is is agitation, and the N site,of the once celebrated Randagh Gamins will speedily be covered with buildings. On and about die Five Fields several new streets are formed, and squares and crescents will speedily appest7aboat 'dike skiSst.i. From thence through • Keweisigtos many thostAedrueir houses are buiit,sad as neasymom is peng *swamis' to Hammersmith, Chisw►iells*d. adjot'ttieg place( same extensive preparations ate going on. Thesti *l- 1 , terations will increase to a great 'extenttilitsroiSerti of, Earl Grosvenor, Lord Holland, and Lord Itiosington In the Court of Session of Scotland, a. case A. -de pending at present of rather a curious description. AU injunction of the Court of' Chancery hiving prohibited the importation or sale of any Bibles in the Engl),l3 tongue in England, except those printed by the Printers to the King or to the Two Universitifier wbic was specially aimed at Bibles printed by the King's Printers in Scotland, steps were taken by the lattei party, in the way of retaliation, ands* interdid.itai obtained against the sale of English printed Bah* j Scotland. This interdict was served on *boo' toe hundred booksellers; but tie Bible Seelesitsi Ia that they conic! get Bibles from England cheaper in &Wand, chwe to import their &bier, wbfo, well known, they sell without taking ptosk. Printers judgment. King's Printers accordingly applied tor aft against 'this practice," contending that abbr . :Societies ego not to be indulged io that vrhiih f olll redir4 the trade. Speeches - baea been deliiirrid by'buiarct4. BeUatnd the Om of Factiltr. who - have holta: 1 41 much curious historical , t 'Erie Soiicitor-General renrini to be heard ptitilotr. I ' • I I