Star. — London, England, 1827-10-29 00:00:00

/ • W .•• .• 111 1 . . - • . . . Tbi violation, in the Levant, of the Armistice which IBRAHIM PACHA had concluded with Admirals Co nonnoron and De RIGHT, by two divisions of tbe Turkish and Egyptian Fleets, was defeated by the activity and spirit of our Admiral, from whom dis patches were received at the Admiralty on Saturday, dated Zante, October 11, describing these important events• in the following manner : They state, that on the 4th instant a portion of the Egyptian fleet, in the harbour of Navarino, was inter cepted by Admiral COPRINGTON, steering in the direc tion of Patras, and, as it afterwards appeared, intending to relieve that place. They were subsequently joined by another division. Admiral Conatuarox aPpi ised them that they were •iolating the armistice which had been concluded with IBRAHIM PACHA, The Turkish Commander replied, that he was acting under the orders of the Pacha, and affected not to knew that the proceeding was any violation of the existing armis tice. Admiral Conatwarost fired at WHIR of the trans ports to make them Shaw their colours. Three or four disregarded the summons, when they were im mediately boarded, and the remarkabletircumstance transpired,that they were protected by Austrian pa pert, and a Turkish firman, conjoin , ly. They were, of course, suffered to depart. At first, Admiral CoD• atuoron intimated to the Egyptian fleet, which bad lef t the harbour of Navarino, that as they bad violated the armistice, they should not be permitted either to proceed, or to return to Navarino. This, however, was not persisted in, and, at the date of the dispatches, they were on their return to join the rest of the fleet. The Russian squadron was in sight, off Zante, on the 11th, and was proceeding to join Admiral CODRINGTON. Dispatches were 'also received on Saturday at the Foreign Office, from Constantinople, dated October .5,' but they only say that the Sultan continued to possess an ardent desire to remain at peace, without, however, making any arrangements to secure it. e . ...., _. .... • T FVEUVI'AR ik N DON. . f 41111 kONDAY, OCTOBER 49, 18279. : - - -2 .---..--". rt ...'"-- .. STOCK•RXI:IIt Glt., TWRLVE 0t1.4/ et: The penis *bid! prevailed on Sat/Ards, hi the &need =Att. . . caused by various marts, has this ambit entirely subsided, sad Comb are ineproviegt they opened at eTe i for the Lament, and at present may be wasted at 871 buyers, and lbt Money iett d. The badness doing, up tit 'lke present hoer, is not of ennseqeenow In the Foreign market, there .is Very little doing, end &nth American Securities mamba steady at Saturday's prices, Current prices: Old Spanish 10, glade= 3441, Colombian 214, Portuguese 754 1, Brasfliasit, Raselan 04 4. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols are at present very steady at 971 1 for the Account, and 674 1 for Mosey, and the market is rather in in inactive state. Accounts from Paris this morning, bring the leaving off prices of the Thom per Cents. 72f. 25c. Ia die tweign market Mule is doing, except in Peruvian, which have imprwred to 27, owing to a report that a loan is going mist 4491694154 for them in Frame, PRICE OF STQFKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Bank 1114di 216 1 2151 India Lack 97 3 per Olgp 110.64 67 3 per Q. (,lent 671 South Sea Stock 934 34 per Cot.. Annuities Si per Cent. Red. 9311 t • ' • Ditto 4 per Ct. New los* to Excleq. Hills 62 631 63 4 par Cent. So* ;", Ditto 62 43 61 63 4 per Cent. 1524. 1021 1 00 and Awn Ditto 62 3 1 63 Long Ann. 19 7-16 9.16 • Consols for Acct. 371 1 FORRION FUNDS. TWO O'CLficK. 1111916151n8d5.S pet. 601 61 Peruvian &Jeep C. 244 61 627 IhrmosAyres &kap C. 50 514 Do Acct. 2.111 96 1 DIM& KU. 3 p Ce. 611 62 Portuguese Ma. 5 p C. 75/ Acct. 64 Pro* lids. 50 C. Mex. flonds.3 per Ct. 43 213 21 Do. 800d5,11122, s p C.lOl D0.8d5.1625.6 p Ct. 344 Russ. 1id5,1622, 3 pC. 914 Db. Acet. 544 Do Acct. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. NIA RR. 5510. Provincial Bank of Inlaid 100 SS 26 4 EXCHANGES. 1152111511011 OCT: 25—On London, 34 2/. 2 M. 34. Large, Orlr, 19—On Lades, 3 P 4. 6 141. 7 e Oct. 13--On Landon, 3 M. 9 491. 4.lkehasn, Oct. 10—On London. It m. 6 6. 112..Plorsaaniman, Ocm 9—Cla laandea. 5 M. 101. Afartiailtii, OCT. 26.—0 n Landes. 11 974. 2 IL 11 94: Fames Fauns.— Pam, OCT. 26. — Five per Cents. lOU. 95C.* Dime per Cants. 721. toe. Bank Stock, 9 002 f. in. Exchange at Laudon, one mentb,2sf. 905. Three months, Ildf. 10c. AUSTRIAN FUNDS, 'Fianna, Octosaa 17. Metal/um 91 13-16—Bank Shares 104154." Dispatches were received this morning by Govern ment from Sir W. H. CLINTON, G.C.B. and Lord' , Astactua BeAccr.nac, Commanders in Chief of the British Land and Naval Forces in Portugal, brought to Falmouth by the Magnet Packer, in six days. })y drie same conveyance we have received Lisbon to ar late date: the following is the only suc# drat is of the least importance: LISBON, Om 16. The Gazette contains a decree r{ the Princess Regent to the effect, that "the approaching return of the Infant Ant Miguel to these kingdoms, in consequence of his , being appointed to govern them, being a matter of great satisfaction to his Royal Highness and to the people, the day of his arrival and the two days follow ing are to be grand Court days, and the city is to be illuminated the 26th October, and in future years, the 29th September anal 26th October,shall also be observed as Court days, as the Saints day and the birth day of his Royal Highness." The Lisbon Gazettes to the 20th October inclusive, contain no political news. Dutch Papers. Hamburgh and Flanders have aiso beta received this morning. The following are estractst TILANK FORT. Om 20. Use Majesty be Queen Dowager of Wurtembric, liptiling under the name of Countess of Otoniagen, sin i s eu ge tads/ sit noon. and put up at the Hotel SAbliamktr, stake she was agreeably surprised at alittios .with their 11tiesties the King andrieten of Wurteroberx, and gale unesopoeted ASlirarof his Royal flightless the Duke of Caisheidge. The King and Quasi, who had bees !fere tome days Waiting her Ma. - . sent, as __ adjourned .. that in the General Committee of the Second ChaiOber on Tuesday there was a debate on the answer as the King's speech, in which that part of theipeech was par ticularly noticed, in which his Majesty announced the conclusion of the treaty with the Pope, and the reserva tion under which he had allowed of the publication of the Papal Bull. If we are well informed, the Chamber expressed a hope that his Majesty would persist in the maintenance of the reservation, and that the maintenance of the fun damental law •telative to public instruction will be strictly enforced. Every well disposed citizen of the Netherlands will immediately approve of the anxiety of the Chamber on a point of such importante; at the same time nobody who is acquainted with the firmness of the Xing 's character, can eta to be convinced that his Majesty's persunal sentiments and judgment pre a pledge that he will never lose sight of the mown, and of the enactments of the fundamental law.--Dutch Papers, Vet. 27. cc public edicts, ptoprsed, and the inethcacy of Mat : it will further show what has been done. Mr. CANNING said, plainly and bluntly, on the lit of -Match last year, "coercion west be applied to con,firnied obstinacy." The Colonists have nearly one and all either pointedly refused to obey, or played the hypo ctite, and so bamboozled the Government and people together. Others have gratefully hinted their inteption of repaying the money they cost England and her ma tetnal care together, by turning themselves over to fwierica—i. e. if America will have them. Of the stress to be Lid oa the little word if." more anon Canada Papers to the 25th ult. state, that Montreal is immediately to be fortified on an extensive scale, to form a depot and a stwng military post. The most extensive of the fortifications are to be erected on the at-unrain in the rear of the town. The estimates are all sanctioned by his Majesty's Ministers, and the Sur veyors have commenced tracing out the different lines. The health of the Ptincess AUGUSTA is slowly im proving. Her Royal Highness has not yet been allowed to leave her apartment. The Princess Senna visited her Royal Sister yes terday, and the Duke of Ctrs=les paid a visit to the Prioress on Thursday. The following appointments ate reported to have actually taken place, vis. Sir W. H. Ctsiesox to the Mauritius, vice Sir L. Cote, removed to the Cape of Good Hope; Sir H. Toomey* to Jamaic a , ,_ vice Duke of hiannoteraa • Sir T. limo? to Barbadoes, vice Sir H . WASDIL These Geedmen are to pro ceed to their respect 13ofernments to the cootie of the ap proaching month. The workmen in St. Jadires PArk,httee commenced laying the foundation, for an irefivioiNng down the centre of the Birdcage Walk, which will separate the new carriage reed now forming, and the Mall. !nit. His. MSI2BTY has, in return for the present of the Cameleopard from the Pacha of Earn., sent over a buck and doe of the red, and a buck ind doe of the fallow deer species, all line specimens of the breed. His Majesty's Canselelpard, which has been kept in an enclosure in Windsor Part, separate from all the other animals that graze in the Park, appeared, notwithstanding the utmost at tention of his keeper, to be in a declining state. . A short time since, be leaped the fence by which he was enclosed, mixed, in the most familiar manner, with the deer and other animals. an of whom keely admitted ►im to their society ; and he since appears to have completely recovered his health and spirits. His MAJNIBIT baying been informed of the change in the animal's matosir of life, and its effect, has given orders that he shall enjoy the utmost liberty, and range the Park at his pleasure. The Greek Bee, of the 6th of September, announces that the son of LUCIgN BOWAPARTZ, who proceeded to Greece some time back with the nephew of Lord Cocn. RANI, was accidentally killed the day preceding on board the frigate Hellas. He was endeavouring to take to pieces a pistol, with two barrels, when it went off, and he received the double charge in the lower part of the belly. Letters of the 28th of August, from Port au Prince, .bare arrived at Havre; they bring intelligence of the President's dang. roils illness. His death, it was ex pected, would produce great excitement throughout the island. The Quntidienne cnntiins the following extract from a letter, dated Frankforr.on-the•Maine, October 18 :- 44 A peculiar circumstance has occurred which redoubles the interest inspired by the young Portuguese Prince. It is said that he is captivated by the charms, of the Princess Mary of Wu, gckid, that the young Maass is' not iniefhibie of the sentiments which she has inspired, and that both have been greatly annoyed by the Emperor Don Pedro's demand of the Princess's hand. If love alone should decide in this rivalry, the Infant will triumph over his brother; but policy; it is said, will oppose tfie desires of the noble Infant and the Prin cess. This incident is the cause, and perhaps the only one, of the prolonged stay of the Infant et Vienna for it embarrasses equally the Court of Austria and that of Munich." The parakraph which stated that the present Earl of Gust.nroao is nephew to the late Earl is erroneous. The Mi nister, Lord Noseu.wbo succeeded to the Earldom of Guildford on the death of his father, and the Hon. Baownow MISTY, late Bishop of Winchester, were brothers • the late Earl of GUILDFORD was sou to the Minister ; the present brothers; is son of the late Bishop of Wu/crams. By the death of his first cousin, be succeeds to the Earldom, and to a prnperty of Dona a year. One of the favourite dishes of the late King of Faaass was soup made of sorrel. white beans, and gigs. He has frequently dined exclusively from this dish sad bread, sad observed that Mullaney cost hilts less than two-pence.. - • The present felts** fashions in Paris are becoming Vedic* kitkoot; they are nearly those which the French them. 'selves ridiculed some years ago as awe and extravagant In our English Ladles. GITTINO Sosta.—A man in Nnnidgewock, Maine, applied to a Magistrate lately, for permission to be put. in jail foci few days. He said he had been tipsy for two or three weeks,*and shoold be so for as long a time to come, if be was sot prevented. The Justice introduced hint to the jailer, who lotted him up on Saturday; and on .Tuesday he came out. a very sober looking Bper. ORIGIN OF Patxrtxa.—On the 4th instant, the So ciety of Arts of Mayence, and the Proprietors of the Hotel called Guttemberg, solemnised the inauguration of a statue of the discoverer of printing, in the court oT that hotel. After the inauguration, upwards of 200 persons sat down to dinner, among whom were several foreigners, the Staff Officers of the garrison, the pubiic functionaries, and several distinguished citizens. An observatory has lately been established in the Island of St. Helena. Its geographical situation leads us to believe that it may be eminently conducive to the progress of astronomy. Yesterday morning about three o'clock, a fire broke out in the house of Mrs. HOLLAND, straw bonnet maker, in Bermondsey-sweet, which destroyed the same, toge Cher with several adjoining premises. Saturday evening a young man, named John Conden, employed in painting a crane at the factory of Mr. Ga lloway, West -street, S.ffron-hill, unfortunately fell from a height of nearly thirty feet upon a moulding frame, and was so dreadfully bruised that be expired yester day morning. Monday morning last, at six o'clock, a meeting took place on the Long Sands, pear North Shields, between H. G—y, Etq: of Newcastle, and Mr. H. H —n, of Shields. The former Gentleman was attended by Mr. H —r, and the latter by T. W —t, Esq. After receiv ing Mr. H:s fire twice, Mr. G. fired his pistol into the air; but. on his still refining to make any apology, Mr. H. again fired, but without effect, when the par ties left the ground without any further explanation. The cause of quarrel is not exactly known, but is sup posed to have arisen in consequence of some expressions which Mr. G. had made use of at a dinner a few days preeedingireflecting in some degree upon the character of Mr. H. and of some other persons in Shields. THE KING, Ste. c. 28.—This forenoon the Rum, with attendants, heard Divine Service in th t The Bishop of CHICHESTER nffiCialtd. _ that his MAJESTY Will, is tl e cottne of .4 present week, visit St. James's Palace, in order to hold a Council, and receive the Recordei's Repor Friday last his MAJESTY took an airing on the hi g h grounds in the Great Park, for nearly two hours in hit pony phaeton. Friday Sir HERBERT TAYLOtt left the Royal Lodge, where he had been on a visit to his MAJESTY since the Monday before. jetty's arrival, set •erat to returq ID thaid#po tar Milady done for the Slaves email. - To those ' 4 44, e *Kr. ' ~- . . ' pre Voided and perplued by these fine protest*. 1 . -Tho 4 i\-„, ir mak 1111 GUS, du ts. lions, we would ricorrmsissi the peresal of a small his H e sid _Tallecend (Member could not do any looniness to. pamphlet just published. under the title of " The fur- Royal Lodge. day, tberwfieing only 55 out of the 110 Members pre- her Progress of Colossioi Rieorm :" a work which will It is expected 1 seat. rah it therefore adjourned to Monday. We learn a bhew, on the - authority ok public edicts, what has been the present wet ST. PETERSBURG% 0.v.10. The Empetor, on the Ist of this month, inspected the squadron of Admiral Siniavin, which has returned to Cronstadt, as vein u the Maria and Alexandria, which have arrived from Archangel, and the Krolky sloop on its return from I voyage round the world.— His Majesty was pleased, in an order of the day of the 3d, to express his entire satisfaction with the perfect order and excellent condition of the squadron. This order of the day highly praises Admiral Siniavin, Vice Admiral Loutoukhive, as well as the Captains of the , several ships and all the Officers of the squadron. I Ocr. 12.—The baptism of the infant Grand Duke Constantine Nicolaewitsch will take place to-morrow. It appears from tables published by the Commercial Gazette, that tie exportation of Russian produce this year has greatly exceeded that of last year. Up to the 12th September this year, there had been exported by land and sea 2,730,777* chetwerts of corn and fl ur, and 13,875 poods of biscuit. —Journal de St. Pdersbargh, Oct. 13. HANOVER, Om 19. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will go from the Harts to Frankfort to meet the Queen of Wur temb;rg, his sister. The Duchess of Cambridge will return to this city on Sunday next. His Majesty, jp• consideration of the distinguished services of Miss Jahanna Clara Louisa Lehaen, gover ness of her Royal Highoess Princess Alexandrina Vic. toria, of Kent, has been pleased to confer on her the title of Baroness. BERLIN. Ocr. 20. His Excellency the Minister of State Baron Schuck man is seriously ill ; it is said he bas had a paralytic stroke. Psince John of Saxony and his Consort have artived here. His ImFerial Highness the Grand Doke Michael arsived at Warsaw on the 6th iust.—Haraburgh Papers, 00. 23. BERLIN, Oareissi ' • = • • ;'. Among the three or four individults; silio as sub jects of the Grand Duchy of Posen, have bees called to account for being concerned in the late Polish con spiracy, is General Umineky, formerly in the Polish service, who has been hitherto imprisoned in the Citadel of Thorn. He has been given up at the instance of our Government, and has been conveyed to Spandau, not however, in consequence of any sentence having been passed upon him, bat to prevent his having any-!om• munication• with foreign countries.—Fruntfort Paptrs, October 21. VIENNA, OCT. 17. The Infant Don Miguel returned yesterday frozi Eisenstadt, and will go to-sorrow to Hollitsch. It h said he will set out at the end of this month to return to Lisbon by way of England.—Allgemeine Zeitung, Oct. 22. BRUSSELS, OCT. Is. An Austrian Cabinet Minister from Vienna plielni through bete yesterday with dispatches' for Lnndots, and last Light Mr. Clews, an English Cabinet Messen• ger, arrived also with diipatehes from Vienna for Lon dm—Brunel: Papers, Oa. 28. Aletter from Caraecas, dated the 28th of August, says--" It is the opinion of those best informed, by the experience of the revolution, that all things will be placed in order on the arrival of BOLIVAR at Bogota, and he must now be there : be will take the Presidental Chair, and SANTANDER will the: be deprived of his influence and patronage. General Pals will then be perfectly satisfied, RRTNEGA*I system of revenue will be abolished, the power of Congress will be recognized every where, and good times will again return to this distracted country, and no doubt the people will gene rally profit by past experience." _ Another letter of the 2d of September adds—it The tone is changed; we have nothing new here; all eyes are now turned towards Bogota." A Senn Anti-Slavery Meeting was held a few days since at Epsom; and we learn that •arious other coun ties are about so petition the Legislature, for the speedy ,and decisive annihilation of British Slavery in the West dia Islands. Most heartily do we rejoice in seeing these continued Sind persevering efforts in behalf of hu manity and liberty thus strenuously kept up, with an honourable and truly English spirit. Mr. DauMMoMD, at the Epsom meeting, made, in his excellent speech, a remark which, in fact, at once points out the almost only remaining obstacle, or impediment, Ir to the success of this cause—viz, the extreme difficulty of clearing away the subtle misrepresentations and lum ber thrown in the way by the experienced cunning of the Slave•holders: of these none are more fortnidabla thin the toted professions and long accounts of what has COURT CIRCULAR. - The Marquis de PALMeLLA, the Pone guew mi . ulster, transacted badness en Saturday with the Earl of boater at the Foreign Mee. Hr. TIVIIIIRT Visited Vi/Collot GODlllteit oat Smartly, at his residence In Downing -street. • Prince Rerrawanc the Austrian Ambassador, transacted bog. nom at the Foreign Office. on Saturday. Mr. Anoroowa, jun. arrived at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Afairs, on Saturday morning, with dispatches frees the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Island ; and al* from Admiral Coomoorow, the Commander of the British Naval Farces in the Mediterranean. Mr. Husrussow ahead at the seat of Earl Cowrta, at Pea saner, Hertfordshire yesterday, from the teat of the Muquis of HZII2/911.D, Sudboitro Halt, Sdrolk. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. _- - - ARRIVALS. Lord and Lady Wailwoutt, in Grafton -street, Berhelerepre, from Cheltenham ; Mr. George and Lady Elizabeth Reran, it their house in New Norfolk.street, Park-lane; Major de Maass, in Piccadilly : Major &rebel!, in the Regent.strert, from de [Golan Islands; Lady and Miss Myers, in Gannett/I-IWe, from Faris; Colonel and Mrs. Osborne, In Park-street, from Cheltra. ham; Lady and Mies Selby, is Green-street, Patk.lane, hum Florence; Major and Mrs. Carr, In Old Burlier on.street, fnao Rotterdatn ; Sir Fe/ix Apr, Ban. in New Norfolk -street, hula a tour. DEPARTURES. Lord George Hervey. for the seat of the Embassy, at ',m o o ; Lieut. Warrington, of the 3d Dragoon Guards, for Neurbridge Barracks, Dublin; Mr. Roger Hall, from Steins's Howl, for Bath; Mr. Jobn Cartwright, from Manchester-sgsate, for Comm. tioople, oo a Minion ; Major Pane, fur Queen square, Bath; Cm. Gabriel Hasidism, for Lisbon; Cornet Dickenson, of the 3d Dn. gotta Guards, from Conduit -street, for Newinidge Barracks, Do. lin; Rev. Charles Barker, for Sutton ColdUeld, near Birmingham. CHANGES. Colonel Macdonald, of the Madras Establishment, lately ap pointed Envoy Extraordinary to the Court of Persia, from tie Ga. nernment House, Calcutta, for Teheran; General Sit Haag viva. Bart. M.P. from the teat of the Marquis of Ancient, he Birmingham. and on a Tout of inspection ; Captain Shipley. hot Berlin to Vienna ; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. N. Norton, from Ryes elide, Dear Harroortate, to Elton Mame, near Bingham, Nutt LIVERPOOL, OCT. 27. By the Thomas, frdm Mnnte Video, we learn that there u not ally appearance there of any ne. gotiation or prospect of-peace, for months to cow... There is daily (almost) communicatnn with &tenor Ayres. Vessels of all countries, and of all sizes load at Monte Video apparently for Valparaiso, but proceed to sea, and if the wind answers, they zon to Buenos Ayres, and few are taken. 4 1 vessel was seen cowing down the river, suppose(' to - be the packet fot England. ' COVENT GARDENTNEATRi.,-Salltdal MiSt Rua agein sustained the character of Mandane, and with in- creased effect. Her execution of the splendid passage, ",Dear and beloved shade," and the air that ately follows,was 'a striking specimen of vocal ability. Thi Soldier tied"tiesin excited the enthusiasm of the audience, and was encored with, if possible, a more rap turous express:on of delight than on the previous night. The fastidiousness of many of the actors of the pre sent day; who refuse to perform other than t: e most prominent characters in either tragedy, comedy, or farce, when a concentration and union of talent in the same piece would exceedingly gratify a liberal public and remunerate the risks of the Managers by increasing their receipts—whose stake in our national theatres is enormous—deserves the most severe reprehension, ani is unlike the liberal policy pursued by actors and actresses during the brightest period of the English Drama. In 1744, GARRICK, Balmy, Somme, Qum; PRY, WOVIINGTON, anti Mrs. CHOU were acting at the, neatest. in Dublin at the same time; and we are told by the theatrical historian, that there was scarcely a play in which all these lumi• iiariMilid not either concentrate their talents or chair parts in a praiseworthy contention, and a laudable rr valry for their own fame and the managers profit. The iron trade of Scotland continues in an improving state. The demand for home consumpti“n andezpmra. lion is good, and thereat.* no stocks on hen t. No.lriC iron is oiling at 61. IGs. a Atm:. No. 2, 61. and ho. 9, 51. 10s. a too. These rates ate-still one half under the prices of the year 1825, when iron was 151. a ton ; but the Scottish iron masters are now fully able to cope with those of Staffordshire and Shropshire.—Glasgm Chronicle. Friday evening, between six and seven o'cl^ck, a dreadful accident occurred at the %' bite Het wine vaults, in Gray's Inn-lane. A waggon laden with pipes of wine was unloading at the'door, by means of a crane, when one of the pipes which had been filed slipped while the men were swinging it, and fell with a tremendous force on the pavement; at the same time the edge of ►he pipe struck against the leg of one of the men, a wine porter assisting, so as completely to cm his leg in two, leaving it hanging only by a pi:ce of flesh. The poor man, in a state of most excruciating agony was immediately conveyed to the Hospital. Marriage is, perhaps, more in Russia than in all other country, a contract of convenience, rather than an engagement of the heart. This is, however, an ob servation more particularly illustrated among the lower classes; for instance, if the mother of a family, from age or any other cause, becomes incapable of attending to her domestic occupations, an inquiry is set on foot to find out a stout healthy young woman, able to under take the charge, to whom one s f the sous, though only a child, is immediately married. Melancholy instances of the frailty and uncertain tenure of human life have occurred within the last few days, at Horsham, Sussex. Mr. S. Dendy, a respects* sorgeon of that place, about three weeks singe, eras seized with an apoplectic fit, and died on the 114 1 inst. So severe was the shock to his eldest &clam Miss Eliz. Dendy, that, on learning the demise of her parent, she was taken ill, and shortly after expired.-- Their remains were on Saturday last interred in the burial, ground of the General Baptist Meeting.house , that town. Death had, however, but in part perforated his office, for on the ensuing morning the inhabitants learned, to their utter astonishment and grief, that Mrs• Deady, the wife of the deceased Gentleman, and Mn• -Bowles, his sister, had both expired in the night.