Star. — London, England, 1827-12-03 00:00:00

ei t si, L iikvbituatiop hienbieadt . stdity tto ed•tittir cenficlence—( „...ofeers ■nd hisses). bin other Candidate appealing, the Mayor Olt the qrsestioq by a show of handy, from which it appeared the choi:e had fallen on Hugh Dick, Esq. Mt. Cat/MLLES then demanded a poll on behalf of Mr. Charles SaviUe Onley._ The MAYOR tben said, that as the hustinzs were not sufficiently large, he should adjourn the election until the following morning, when the polling Would cons: aience at eight o'clock. THE EVENING SVAR. LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER s, 1827. STOCK RXCIIANGK, TW.ELVE O'CLOCK. • kgreat bustle took place at the opening of the Coosol matiitt . that morning, lu consequence of the unfavourable news from Coia, atsminople. Console, which left off on Saturday at 01 1, opened this morning at 83, Immediately went down to 821, and rose again i for the Account, and 831 aelleis. 6 . CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. inner twelve o'clock, the Consul market bail an appearance id ,eimpromowest,ansl rose frog 031 to 831-1 for the Account ; hit okbia a short period, the market has again receded to 1131, sir+ • lately buyers and sellers. • ' i PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Eanglhock India Stock 245 246 ' Alta Opt. Ital. 821 1 Ditto Bonds 68 65 67 65 filer Ct. Oink 821 831 South Sea Stock sit per Cent. Old Annuities 82 51 pet Cent. Red. 291 1 £lOOO &cheep BUla 40 43 4 per Ct. New 991 11C91 1 1 £6OO Ditto 41 44 43 4 per Cent. Scrip X*oo and £2OO Ditto 41 44 43 4 per Cent. 1826, 99/ 100 India fur Account 245 j Long Ann.lBl .11.16 13-16 Consols for Acct. 83 621 831 FOKKIGN FUNDS, TWO OCI.Ot K . Erasltian Bds.s p Lt. 60 1 Meelcan Bonds,sp-C Do Acct Do Lid 5.182.1,6 p C. 511 521 . CM/antigen 1i.m.14.6 p Ct. Do Acet SI j 521 511 521 j Vitae Ilds, 1824 28 * Peru. Hondo; 6p Cc 29 SW AOS:801 Do Acct . 281 27 i 26 Vie* lids. 3p Ct. 39 581 Rum &LA 8 al2, 5p C. 90 89j • 060.'Acst. ss 581 IDo Acct. 891 Greek Mode, 5 p Ct. e Spanish lids 5pC 11 ; Dab& 1885, 5 p Ct. tBj Ditto 510, 11 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. • IVA RI. PAID. Anglo kleaican . 100 - 83 27 : Bea/Mini 3.5 20 87 90 • Colombian lOO 5.0 14 Mexican IGO • 23 5 6 Keel del Monte 400 400 • Do. Do. 430 430 United Asesicao it) 35 ' Provincial Dank of Ireland 100 25 EXCHANGES. H All= 1140, Nov. 27-0 n London, 35 81. 2M.35 6. I.arssa - , Nov. 23—Un lAndou, 3 N. 6 14. • 11cai.oli Nov. 24—Ots London, 3M. 6 .3j.. Fteocu Folios Pasts, Nov. 30. Five per Cents. 101 f. 55c. Three per Cents. 69f —Batik Actions, 1 990. —Neapolitan,77f. Sc. • Spanish, 671 f. E.:change on London, one month, 25f. 10c. Two . months, 24t. 95c. ... AUSTRIAN FUNDS, Vtoote, Nov Mit sea 21. Iletalliques 91—Balii. Shares 1069. 465 17 i 17 16; 4 *elk • /► Morning Paper, which stated on Saturday that the Grand Sato:tun had seised the vesiels of the Allied Puerets which wcie within hi , ' teach, and that he tesviiied as a preliminary to any negotiation, to be indemnified for the loss of his fleet at Navaria, • now dates as facts what was before described as vitamins, Ist, that all the Russian vessels have been actually stopped; and 2d, that the Rats EIIENIII did absolutely assure the Minister of a Great 4uropean Power, that " compessaliox must precede negociation." But we go further, says the Paper al:uded to, and adds, that " the Reis Effendi despaired of negotiation altogether." An Express arrived in torahs this morning, bringing ' the Gazette de France dated . yesterday ; it contains an important document, being the declaration of the Commanders of the Allied squadrons to the Legisla tive Assembly of Greece, for the more effectually putting an end to the Greek piracies, which have for a length of time existed, to a degree, such as to call forth from all the maritime powers of Europe a de mand that an end should be put to this disgraceful warfare. I'ROSI THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED SUNDAY, DEC. 2. We hate received, by the Malta Gazette, of the 7th Nov. the following declarn•ion made by the three European Admirals to the Permanent committee of the Legislative Corps of Greece: T. " POST Or NATASIN. OCTOSIO. 24, 1827. . " Getertestax,—We have learned, with lively indig• , station, that while the squadrons of the Allied Powers destroyed the Ottoman fleet, which would not submit to the armistice they had made ? the Greek corsairs do not cease to infest the sea, and that the Pi ize Council, the only tribunal known by •the Greek law, seek for pretests to justify these excesses under a legal form. " Your Provisionary assembled Government believes that the Chiefs of the Allied squadrons do not agree on the moasures.to be taken for the discontinuance of this system of illegal pillage; they are deceived, as we 'declare unanimously, that we will not :utter under vain pretexts this stain to cover the theatre of the war, as re lates to the circle of these piracies. We will not suffer the Greeks to 6t out any expedition, shut or blockade be yond the limits of Lepanto to Volo, comprising Sala- Mine, Egina, Hydra, and Sprizia. , ilVe will not suffer that the Greeks should carry the insurrectioa to the Isle af•Scio, nor to Albania, ex posing in this manner the population to cruel reprisals im the part of the Turks. ' is We regard is null all letters of marque given to these, corsairs found beyond-she limits above described, sat the ships of Araiiiit the Allied Powers am every 'where vgdeored to arailiatook • No more pretexts now 1 4i iii _iensaibini," the aunt** • •.. s is in force on the tartish cast, mind . • ...longer exists; • DR It I GNY, K. COUR I N G TON. D. MAIDEN." MADRID, Nov. IS. Another new band has appeared in the mountains of gamosierra ; it is composed of 100 men and about 60 cavalry, which spread, desolation about the country. BARCELONA, Nov. IP. The Spaniards to:4 possession yesterday of Fort Pio. A letter from Tino, dated 21st October, says, that , s a vessel which arrived Lere yesterday from Sm)rna says. there were no Greek vessels before Sao, by which lit is concluded that the blockade hss.been raited." We base rectived the Aligenteine Zeiteng to the 270 Noiriiiiifset: 'The news in that Juiirnal from Constanti noph does not come later than that which hes.alteady bees . before the public the gteatest impatience was manifested for the decisioo of the EIOLTA N. The. pre vious alarming reports which had been in circulation respecting il:e result of the thvan sircared to blei mature: the Aobitian Inteinukio Was in con%Cint •. gociation with' Oct: E ff endi. .110.lollowing are • • • , . extracts:— • . . %,•••1 • COATArPIy I NOPLik Since ahe 14.01 this month, whinalthe . .bisroing of the Turkish Egyptian Aril at Navatik - was known, an] indignation which is not to be desct ibed prevails among the 'lurks, and they expect with ever impatience an energetical tesOlution Of the Sultan, rahu participates in the auger of Isis Mussulmen. The Reis Effendi, who, under the appearance of composut e, uttered the bitterest reproaches on that event to the Dragomans of the Bus sian, English. and French Legations, 'caused the Am baosadors of Itustia.ancl Holland, whir offered tom:rem their condolence, to be answeaei, that the Poste would take a step suitable to its dignity. He has no longer any diteet• intercourse with the Ambassadorit of the three Coorts, hist all the . negociations are carried on through Baron d'Ottenfels, and 41 eyei are fixed on him, as the last support of the hopes of peace. The Ambas sadors, however, remain here, and seem to wait for the final determination of the Sultan, or *erhapito'remais as private persons till they receive instructiOns from, their Courts.' It is generally believed that i the Sultan's decision will be of a • satlike nature, and that among other *measures a general .-rasiiig in the whole Empire will be ordered. In the capital theteis a kind of sup , ressed fermerstation, and trade is perfectly st , igitant. Anr4her general meetirg of the Divan is called fur the Jay' after to- mos r. w. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov 7. Tranquillity prevails in the Capital, and we look for ward with impatience todsedecision of the Sultan, after the great. Divan of - the sth. The Ambassadors of the three Powers are mill bete"; and khe alarming• reports which are 'in general circulation t'especkiniptheresUlt of that assembly met in nn wise nuthentiinted..and ate theittore premature. Baton d'Otter !As is in constant negociation with the Reis Effendi. • 6 The conduct of the Porte to the three Amba,sadots I•as been hitherto entiiely confoisnable to the law of natior,s, and seems to be,a pledge that the Porte, even in the worst case, does not design any thing violent towards them. BUCHAREST, N0..10. IT AN EXTRAORDINARY CONVEYANCE. Tartars have bron 4 ht letters from Constantinople to the 6th. according t) w: ich the Sultan had given orders to break off all negociAti Ars relative to rise intgrvention of the three Posers. We cannot intwer for the truth of . . . this report.— Alger:mine dung, N 0... 25. ~~ We have also received7HAmburgh Papers to the 29th November; ►her contain no news of in►pottance. The following ate extract.: ST. PETERSBURGH, N0v.14. His M.je►ty the Emperor is expected lure this (lett ing from Riga. His Imperial Highn.ss the Grand Duke Constantine Nikole* itsch (his Majesty's infant son) is appointed Colonel of the Georgian Regime:A of Grenadiers. 17.—YesterdAy Te Dorm was performed in the ,hapel of the winter P.ii;ice for the faking of Erivan, which was attended by their Alajastirsthe Empetor and Emprebs, as .well ar.•the Grand D3kleakaander and Michael. The Russian Invalid contains some futiheiiart4nlass of the taking of Etiirati. It appears that Lieut. General GpooLlucbteleq him self took Hassan Khan ptisoner, who tad fled into a mosque. Immediatell'aftet the enttance of our troops. into the forum, guards were posted at all the powder magazines; Lieut..Lelraken, of the Grenadiet Guards, who perceived a match burning in the principal maga. sine, rushed forst-aid and put it out, and by his pie ,ence (1 mind and intirpid ty, incrusted the daradlol effects that an explosion Would have rodttced. General Paskewitsch has fotmed a pro e visit.nal sdministsarion of the province of Erivan, at the bead of %birth is Gen. Krassowsky, and on the 18th of October set out to re turn to Islakitchevan. He intended immediately tojoin Lieut. General Prince Eustow, in order to take ad vantage of the favourable state of affairs . , .and make a decisive movement towards Taub :. s the interior decoration of Royal Apartments ac the Cat , tiros bete it •Is at present intended to hid the first Court, and give an etrentainment_upon a.scale of grant ' Iplendour at Easter. The Kiso is going to elect a Temple upon the verge of Virginia Water, frsrn ,a t ti e and ehade design, made by himtelf. This Temple is not only to constitute an attractive and beautiful or.• nautctit, but, in ca.e of need, during the Royal aquatic excursions on this fine lake in the • ummer, is to be convened to the use and comfort of the college of the Conn. The public rumours relating to changes in the Knits% Domestic Household, ape on.' known at the. Cottage. The woiihv Baronet wlio. since the retiremsut of I.old BLOONIIIILD, has esti ci-ed supremacy in all the subordinate appointments. still seems to enkty the Royal con64eace, and i. oltNil at the Cottage two or three days in the week: -His Majesty is expected very shortly to go to Lnrclonjos the purpo.e of visiting the two Metroplitaii TI cane • On the a, rival of alit MtouiL two or - Shree,entertain spent, are to be given to hiM, upon a m iptiificeni scale. of ST. Jamrs's palace ; and it is Fos ible Lis Majesty will •atenmpauy the PRINCE to each of the Winter Thedtres again; Us also to the Julian Opera ; ti tit . he :pea Orriag Dtin Isliourest staf in England:" • • '1 . COURT CIRCULAR. • ;-4 . Tate Dochesi of PLA R INCE and the Nacin tutus. of tarolith vialted the Princess A WU/47A oa Saturday. The health of die Princess still continues to improve. The Duchess of GLOUCISTEII visited. the Duke and Duchess of Cuss:ace on . Saturday, at their residence in the Admiralty. The Duke and Duchess of CLARIUSCI, accompanied by the Princess IKmet.ta of Carolath, left town un Satu,rd..y fur their sea in Bushy Park, • The Prince of Ilossonatur Lauosniesoms left tie tesidenee of the Duke and Duchess of Ct.aaltscs, in the Admiralty, en Satur day, for the seat of Prince Leorous, at Claremont, to join a shoot ing patty. Divine Service was perf..rmed yesterday, before her Royal Highness the Duchess of KIM/ and the Princesses Vscrosta and FWIY)111. in the private Chapel in the King's Palace, Kensington. Mr. lit:mason arrives in town yesterday morning front the seat of Prince LEOPOLD, at 'Claremont, where the Bight s ilos. Gentleman had been staying on a *booting tacursioo. Mr. Ml+ animus . ' bad afterwards a conference with the ;Marquis of Lbw. . flown, Viscount animator, and Viscount Pap/venom Dispatches wyre received yesterday at the Colonial lalleo. Downing guest, front Sir Lower COL; the Governor of the IV • • . Prince Limeer. tie Rt4aian Adtbutador, 0 1 2.1 M , umma 4111 Hanoverian Minister, and Monsieur RoTit, "Wu& Chug. d'Affaires, transacted business with liOrl Denser, on Saturday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street. Mope gIITILHAIty, :by Aus. trian Ambassador, had also an Interview with the Noble Bail and Viscount GODYRICH. The dispatches which were received ea Thursday at the Co. lonia' 015ce, Downing-street, from Sir &SWARD COBLIJKITON, were addressed to Earl Dunav and to Mr. Coosa'; the date of the d:spatches proved,. hoTever, to be some days prior to those which have previously been received from, the aallant Admiral. ---s- FASHIONABLE INTELX;MENCIL. • .-. . . •• e. , c. —. , - --.--.‘''' luuk to yours, as we shah ia like manner de.tioy ,it. to ' • THE KING. • that vototi•assiinst it ;' — A. a " . s° '"- • • . nced wat . sat a stop to liaritiene i pirge, ORO will in the eld Nits 1. • • i KIESTY will enjoy the C‘thtiais -fesuaitiss - of the inexpediency of mitt concuss:le „ ws The Y°' beyond the law giggles. I.- the Cottage,*in- the P af4switeribeinntinneiin I.M. PAbill 1' to the Itemati•Catholies, that .. . new consent& it- unlessillmy agreed to a veto on the Epi +coral., - 'l'llllortyttual ProstsiOrter Goieriment are aware of sevarrt of excellent heal*: hp titre/irks the letosoreSolatianfne j tic manner. ' His Msairet u -i abiscts ell le wftwet i The :Hones** concluded br dec s itiratlei . of force; it it 'to the kiitlitive corps *high; . and ,Y4n l a public business , connected wisth Mir hsengers. kV. ialie also to hi ast - nd State as by law established. !trite-electors- morning, previously to his quitting his chanthyr, where since 4rl add' think propel to place hint in the As for the tribunal of prizes, that is i nst i t uted , wevlechare his Secretat y, Sir FREDERICK Woriott,- is - in attend. mote l eity4ll,l4-situation M their representative , it would bt them incompetent tojudge any of our vessels without our ance. After the Messengers Are dispatched to London, first n ltiftlfhit'adtstddy to shew that he was not unworthy participation. Ye have the !amour, Ste. the Kim; e x amines the various p lans in p ro g ress for riled:4 aso is I fllll7 the interior decor.tion of Royal AnArtments at the Cas- 'ns re .mommownia: . HANIEtURGII, Nov. 47. The English stcam boat the Sir Edward Banks ar- rived Mete on the 24tb, and bet out again for London this afternoon, on account of the floating ice. It has concluded the voiage for this year. Dispatches were received on Seturday morning, at the Colo .i.l Office, limn the Lieutenant Governol, Major. General Bowles, at the Cape of Good Hope. Dispatches, dated the 5-h and 61 of July, were re ceived on Saturslty. lospruing, by Govolop4m, from Bengal. Alt RI VA IS. Mr James Langbans, Ban. in Langharn-Pillatfraii Oliftsillreek House, in Northamptonshire; Sir Samuel and the Wars Fludyer„ at their house 'in Cumberland place, from Suffolk ; Mr. Andrew 'Mortimer Drummrind, in Grosvenor place, from Essex ; Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth Beaumont, at their house, in St. James's-pbee, from Nsitthumberhnd ;. Mrs. and Miss Chilver, la Brook-street ' from Paris; Captain Joy, in Burlington Weer, from the Necker. lands ; Mr. John Kirkland, in Great. George-street, from a tour; Major Elliott, In South Audley.street, front Paris ; Captain Church, in die tiepins-street, from Paris ; the Countess Beauchamp, its St. James's-square, from a tour; Nlajor and Ilts4Visdfrey, in Pan. mall, front Florence; Mrs. and Miss Danvers, in Brook-street. from Munich ; Major Macintosh; in &divine-greet, from Dublin ; Mrs. and Miss Douglas, in l'ark.street, front Hanowgate ; Mr. Henry Barry, in klontague•square ; Mr. C. M. Burton, at Storms' Hotel; ColonilParker,at Kensington Palace ; Captain Win. West, Piccadilly;io Mr. and Mrs. Doughty, in Grosvenor-place, Iron,, Paris; Pd..jor Culkton, in Sc. James's-street, from 'Dublin; Mrs. arid Miss Brydges, in Gloucester-place, from Pads. DF.PA ICIVRES. .• Count Bothyany, Comptroller General in the Notisebold of his Imperial Maj., y the Emperor of Austria, who lately mired here 0:1 a Special Mission, for Milan ; Captain Cochrane, Aid.de•Cansp to the Commandant, Sir Edward Blakeney, at Lisbon. for Lisbon: Captain Percy Dorville, for Gibraltar • Mrs. and Mks Duckett. from Park.street, for Bath • . Captain •liannam; for Bath ; Captain 41ohert Barnet, for Paris; bir.Thoinas Leah, M.P. for Lyme, near Stockport in Cheshire • Major Daubigney, for blllsom-rtrret, Bath; Captain Moody, for Antwerp. The Lono HIGH ADMIRAL gibes a grandiall and 'upper at his palace M Bushy Fmk, to-morrow, to which all the No bility who anstitute the Ktuo's private circle are invited. We be. leer this will be the first entertainment upon an extended scale given by the Royal Duke and Duchess, since his Royal Highomes attn. • 10e to hi. great office. . Has Rny.ll Highness the Doke of Soviet, said 'a verr selecfparty, arc at present on a visit to Colonel W New. stead Abbey, famous as the patrimonial estate of the late Lord H eso i, The IL.yal Duke I. expected to remelts at Newsteed Abbey! foe ten slays or a fortnight. The I) .ke of Devolves; las is building some additional offiees at the east end of his fine mansion-in Piccadilly. His Me. myrrh said to have graciously declined the offer made to him by the Noble Duke, to reside at Devonshire House on his occasional visit. to London, until Buckingham Palace is cornett.. The negotiation brio ern the Duke of RUTLAND and the LORD CHAIICILLOR, for the purchase of the noble mansion in • Arlington. street,h, it 1, said, at an end. Hii'Lordship will remain at his comfortable though small house in George-greet, until he can meet with a house upon a large scale suited to his esta►lishment. • The Seta KIM of the Home of Commons, and a large party of Sporting Gentlemen, are now on a visit to the lltight•:Hoo. Mr. Pam., at filarestield, in, Sussex. , I he Duke of DivoNanine, Priuce. ESTERHAZT. Sir FAA Nen Iluansrr, and a I,rge portion of the Fashionable World now in town, were at Drury.buie Theatre on Saturday. evening, to see the new Open. Atrved at Edinburgh, their Graces the. Duke and Duchess of Arsioxe, family, and suite. The Earl Fars, aria the Hon. WILLIAM MAUL; 111. are.arrieed at Aberdeen. _ _ _ _ . , Mr. Owan spent a few days in Liverpool, previous to his departure for America, and has sailed for New Orleans, In tending to &wend the 111i•sis.ippi to his settlement of New Harmony. The death of the Roman Catholic Bishop PolNTaa, which we have already mentioned, was announced front the pulpit yesterday morning, by . the Rev. Mr. Jones. at the Bavarian Ambassador's Chapel; Warwick-street, Golden-square. when the Re:. G:ntleman, 'earnestly requested the players of the congregation, who were much affected at the sudden dissolution of the deceased. Wednesday, an extraordinary meeting of Catholic► took place at half past three o'clock, at the Corn Es• change Hotel, Dublin, at which it WAS twitted that the secretary should wait on Earl Fitzwt se.request his Lordship to name a d-ay on 'which he coithimor . with his'presence a dinner; to be given in tronourlkhis Lordship's recent anisal in Ireland. .." ' Dl{Cii LANE THEATRE. new 0, era of Indere le Merida was r‘pe.,!j,, eatre on Saturday night; and having pal l judicious curtailments, went off with mu t than on its first representation. Madams F made her second appeal to an English id h er mum from Italy ; snd was decided ly happy in her efforts on this occasion than on i , night of her appearatice. Ilnanotst al.n w „ ~client voice, and as if stimulated to saez vii` an re than thual effect. Mrs. BEDIIOIIII ar.d 51j4 GRANT also received, as they merited, a liberal po mpi Al . apnlatise from the audience. H A RUT. J. Roam, Wad lient ,an, also improved considerably in they w . irtf I VIA di!t....t the Opera, a new Farce, called t 7 4. co ein i a 4 o, 4,.. -was brought nut. It is a vari a ti on o f G 0 story of the two parsons with one shit. The character' are two yovug Miiitsites (Jose arid c,,,, h4 ose only remaiqing Nock audit deems to h e an incih avuil,,,ne, con.ista tlw.galety 0( spirit so cestagehdial to their age ind prides. Wn. • these heroes, through the unaccdmrundating anitity va 4 tailor wh o &loins one of their coats to secure the payin t ,,,,, hill, are reduced to the incutivoneat predicament 01 having w ,it one coat between them Then there is an sill Adartrali siclisisara the uncle of nnh of oar young fsiemle, uho is dtsiingushed ega d ; tur the impetuosity of his temper, and his punc ohm, decorum aid etiquette; .and his. niece (311 s I. Patna), b d ., - wloint and her cousin, the Lancer, a matrimonial ucali I. W w , determined on with the fuirapprobation of all patties. A grugh w d. keeper (.lr. Cahn), at whine house the two military frii ha w hated themselves, and who begits to be urgent for money, and etupid servant, upon whose only coat the tailor has also laid al embargo, 611 up the Drasomlis Fervour. The Admiral aid hi niece arrive in town, the furmer determined upon the immediate marriage. of the two cousins, and alight at the very had whe w our two heroes are so disagreeably fixed. Hence a &accedes of ludicrous incidents and situation; are produce.% until at lesgia the wpportunereaript of a remittance by his companion, reinvest!, lierawir and lover from the ludicrous distress into width the mai. piapaa-rtrivat of his angle and mattes., had plunged hie n: Iliese materials Are certainly neither rely probabl e nor. abundant. The author, beware', has contrived ts. blend them into a f.iice which kept the audienc e i n a one of langhter through nit ass represent atio• n. It w as as . isounceJ fur rei.etitioa ausidat potaireoas applause. • si • s THE. Alt MY. List of Ohara who will be meldred to Embark wok the wit Illeasbmowto be Bombay. • atts Lien Dragoons Lerutenant Fitzmaluice oil , Cornet Fawkes Lloyd . lbasemot Douglas. '..Liooksoaest Walker aliments Dowilas Golden . • Lloyd Ibleirs Irvine ' Johnstone. .. Captain Everett ' BarweU•oe Lies M Peet 114 - • !. .4. . 20elt Campbell. lidatasiant Pates= Ras t a /AIM. ~~- .~ war. A• ?im so* Ma* alaitOall olleadi Fyans Conner Lieutenant Watson -- Forloog Olialir Engin Feuer Rows Deno. Wedne.day, a troop of the Ist DrageopGiMnds left Perth to relieve the parties at Falai and Copse Angus. The party at Forfar is m retain to Perth, aid those at Augur an to primed to Piershill Bernieks. Major-Genera Sir COMMAS Dona is9t Frees is the toot? of Tipperary, where troops an wanted is different stations b 7 the di,gistrates. The 17th Regiment has arrived at Templemore from Birr. The 88th Depot tar moved from Ten% lemore to Bier. A Detachment of the 19th Regiment of Foot arrived in town, on Friday, from Chatham!, and marched on Saturday fa 'lnstal, on route to Kinsale. A Detachment of the 4M. Regiment of Infantry arrived in town on Friday, from Chatham, and marched on Saturday for Bristol, on route to plymoash. A Detachment oldie 66th Regiment of Foot arrived In town on Friday, from Cuathani, - sod marched on Saturday for Bristol, oo routs to Newry. A Detachment of the 17th Regiment tat intattry artier' in town on Friday, from Dover, and marched an Saturday for Bristol, on route to Temples:tore. A Detachment of the id Battalion of the 60th Foot arrived in town on Friday, from Chatham, oh route to Yortsmouth. A Detachment of the 82d Foot arrived in town, oa Frsl y, from Chatham. on roots to Landguard Fort. Detachment belonging to the 53d, 77th, and 91st Regiment' o Info:atty. embarked, on the 26th Ilk. es board the Arab transport at Cork, fur Jamaica. The Cotortelcy of the 39th (9d Nottingham) Regiment of Foot. and the Governorship of Tort George, have become vacant by the death of G al Rom. s• 1 . , .... ~~ The Royal Si* bid their Aosieeesery Dinner on Friday, at . the 'Cafes and _Awebar Tavern, in the Strand; Mr. rimrtso. titt.soor.' the newly. elected President, in the . Clair., : .-dinner; went off with the gri *test satisfaction, .easi the health of Mr. D. Gilbert was drunk with tiniierial applause. The better health of the late President, Sir Homphey Davy, wet proposed, and received with great applause. The attendance was fuller than on any former occasion. In the course of the evening it was announced that the medals of the Socie,y had been. Oresented to a Russian Professor, for astronomical discoveries on the subject of . double stars ; to Dr. Prout, for a discovery rehiring t chymical analysis, from the results of which the greatest expectation's are entertained; and to Lieut. Frazer, for very ingenious and important observations on magnetism, made by him while with the northern expedition. A +eery excerent Institution has been opened at Cal. tuna, by the Bengal Government. It is called the Sa m:truism, and is intended for the accommodation of Officers repairing to the Presidency on sick certificate. It is placed under the charge of oce of the Company's Surgeons, who is also directed to afford medical aid to all officers of the General Stiff of bis Maj-sty's and the Honourable Company's Stroke at the Presideicy, and to all officers and European soldiers residing out of, and not attached to, the garrisrn of Fort William. The Officers of the Thsmes Police have been for the last few days, on the glen. in consequen.e of a suit of , Clothes having been found, cowered with mud, in Sun Tavern fields, tahich led to a conclusion that a man Lad been murdered ; but it was at length discovered that they belonged to a drunken seaman, who having laid down t s repose in a quagmire,.on awaking chose to go home in his shirt and ,drawers, rather than be seen in such a filthy condition. Saturday, while a carter was regaling himself at the Wheataheat public house, Arabella Row, Pimlico, some thief contrived to drive off the vehicle, which ha s not since been beard of. Saturday, a boy was employed to sweep a chimney in the Old Square, Lincoln'. Inn. Though a eery boy:the chimney was too small to admit him with bis doilies, and he was therefore stripped, for the purpose of sweeping it. Notwithstanding this precaution , the nor little fellow stereklast, and ir was with. vat 'hat be was aelasi eateicated from his perilou s . ~~,