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' l l • t . 4 04, WON TH 6 EV aj‘ l i te . ON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1527. STOCK EXCHANGK, TWELVE O'CLOCK. At the opening of the Consoktnarket this morning, Consols ap peared heavy, and were done at 8.31 for the Account, owing to the report that the Porte refused our Ambassadors their passports. The letters by the Rio de Janeiro Mail this morning, dated the 10th of November, state that the Exchange there had fallen to 3ai J. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Connie which were in the early part of the morning at 84, have since advanced to 941 fur the Account, and at present may be goosed at 941. alternately buyers and sellers, with little doing.— The Foreign Market is dull, and scarcely any thing doing. PRICE OF STOCKS AT WWI. O'CLOCK. Bank Stoat 905 India Stock 3 per Cent. Red. 11.3{ j Ditto Bonds 3 per Ct. olns. Shut. South Sea Stock 31 per 'Cant. Oki Annuities 31 per Cent. Red. 901 II 1 £lOOO Excheq. Bills 53 54 4 per Ct. New Shut. X5OO Ditto 4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and ,E2OO Ditto 4 per Cent. 1926, 101 1001 India for Aect. 2491 Lout Aon. 19 Camas for Aces 94 93/ 1141 FORKIIIN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. Brandish Bils.sp Ct. 601 60 Mei. Bds, 1.95,6 p C 461 1 1 I DIP Acct. 601 Do Acct. 461 1 Bueran Arcs Ms. 6p C. 45 41 Russaids.lll92,sp C. Ds. Acch 44 Do. Ace. 91 BEITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O ' CLOCK IIIH•DIL PAID. Sra:Man 35 so M 95 . 29 Colombian • 100 40 Pond IA Paz & Peru,. Aso. 14 Ditto Consolidated 10 an is United Mexican 40 ZS 1411 A Cabinet Council met this day at the Foreign Office, and continued in deliberation till late in the afternoon. It is still reported th.t great changes are likely to take place in the Ministry, and that the Matquis .Wet.• LIMEY is to succeed Lord Viscount GODZRICH as First Lord of the Treasury. This morning we received by express the Gazette de France, dated yesterday, with the important intelli geoce of the burning of the Greek fleet by Admiral de RIGHT, is- consequence, it is said, of the Greeks paying no attention to the injunctions of the Al• lied Admirals, issued on the 24th October, and FAN VIM refusing to suspend hostilities, against Scio. The Ambassadors had not quitted Constantinople on the Ist instant. rams THE GAZETTE DL TRAM& VIENNA, Dec. ta. Letters from Trieste announce that Admiral de Rigny has burnt, before Scio, the Greek fleet, which had re fused to obey the injunction of the 24th October, Letters from Odessa, of the 7th inst. state that news had been received from Constantinople, dated the Ist The Ambassadors hid embarked there the same day.t Bank Shares, which fall yesterday to 1030, have risen to-day to 1041 PARIS, Dsc. 27. (From our correspondence relative to• the affairs of the East.) ODESSA Dsc. 7. We have news from Constantinople to the Ist Dec. The three Ambassadors were yet in the capital, but upon the point of setting off. Every thing was tranquil. TRIESTE, Dac. 16. Admiral de Rigny burnt the Greek fleet at Scio, after hating summoned Fabvier to suspend hostilities. This Dews, which has caused the greatest sensation, is official. Oar Government has sent a courier to Vienna. VIENNA. Doc. 19. News of the disaster of the Greek fleet, burnt by Ad noire' Rigny, Ws arrived Isom It is expected that thi s affair will force (fora►r) the Sultan to accept the inter. cation. The exchange is rising. We have this moment learnt that the Glasgow fri. pate arrived at Toulon the 22d. It bad on boated the Vice AdtbirAl Sir J. Gore, sent by Admiral Codrington, who was the bearer of important dispatches for the three Allied Courts. FSEPCM FUNDS, DSc. 27.—Five per Cutts. 101 f. Ssc. Three per Cents. 67f. 30c. Bank Stock, 1940 1930. A note accompanying the F.rpressgives the Three per Cents. (at 50 minutes vat 3 o'clock) at 67f. 25c. + The Gazette of Augsburg gives news from Odessa of the some date, which states that the Ambassadors were only preparing to set off, and that Constantinople was tranquil—Note of Gazette de France By the Z phyr packet, arrived at Falmouth, we have received a file of Buenos Ayres Papers, to the 6,h Oc tober, from which we have made the following extracts: BUENOS AYRES. PROM THE CRONICA POLITICA T LITTERARIA, RCPT. 17. • General Lava Deja, Commander in Chief of the Re publican Army, issued a Proclamation en the 14th of September, strictly prohibiting all communication with the enemy in Monte Video and Colonia. Sart. 18.—The Government is authorised by the Junta to negociate in the province the amount of six millions of piastres of public funds at 6 per cent. ac .cording to the law of the Sd November, 1821. They cannot be negotiated at less than 50 per cent. The produce will be employed in national objects and affairs of the province, according to the estimate which will be prepared as soon as possible. Seer. 20.—The Minister of Finance being authorised .to negociate six millions of the 6 per cent. is ready to receive proposals on the subject. Seer. 24.-A-The day before yesterday the Rio, Bra zilian sloop, approached this port with the flag of truce, and landed 'Lieutenant Fitzroy. of the Thetis English frigate, with +speeches for Lord Ponsonby. The Rio sailed from Monte Video for this purpose on • the 20th inst. At Rio and Monte Video peace was the subject of all conk ion. and at Buenos Ayres, it is • farmed that the proposals contained in the dispatches Are fopoiled on the total independence of the Banda Oriental. Barr. 11.—The Chronick of this date contains vet.. rico= Official d6cuments relative to the arrest of Drs. • poi Juan Andres Forera and Don Gabriel Ocampo, by order of General La Valleja, by whom they were Nrt to the Provisional Government at Canalories. The t, in repif to the Genets*. alleges that s. s illegal, aod'that if the individuals is question ' . ilty, th e province has its magionalie Sad laws to ' . and punish diem ; bat that to takietathisen from bit house by au incompetent authority, for reasons un known to him, is an irregular procemiki. The Go. vernment, therefore, requests the General to state, his complaints against those persons, that they may be tried according to law. The General, in reply, de s !men elates, that the objections of the Provisional Govern thent are futile, and demand that in an bout's time Messrs. Ferrer* and Ocampo shaU be delivered up to his Aide-de-Camp, Jose Blasco, according to his first. orders, the Aide-de-Camp having instructions to execute' the order if the Government should persist in opposing it The Government replies that it cannot consent, but as the Aide-de-Camp has orders to arrest those persons, 4 all events it formally protests against the proceeding, use declares the General answerable for the consequences. To the above are added two letters from the person thus arrested, dated Buenos Ayres, September gli, to the secretary of the Government of Buenos Ayres, complaining of the illegal proceedings to which they have been subjected. SEPT. 29.—The Journals of the Banda Oriental re port, that the Governor of the Province, having com municated to the Chamber of Representative the documents relative to the arbittary arrest of Messrs. Ferrera and Ocampo, the Chamber had passed the decree approving the conduct of the Government, de claring the proceedings of the General in Chief atbi trary, and contrary to the law; and at the same time au:horijes the Executive Gyve:meat to make a formai csmplaint of the violation of the law, and to commu• nicate this resolution to the General, &c. It Also sanctioned a law, declaring that the Junta has resumed all the sovertignty which the Oriental province had committed to the Congress, by means of its Deputies; and that the military authority existing in the province, are responsible to the Junta for the infraction of the law;. This resolution passed un• animomly. Ocr. 4.—General Brown has had a battle in the very ort of Monte Video. Last Saturday he cast anchor near the American frigate Boston, and hoisted the American flag in the Sarandi ; after which he hoisted the National flag. The Twenty-ninth of August then came out and -fought with him for two hours.— In the meantime, four more of our ships •f war, and seven mote of the enemy, besides four gun boats, came tut and commenced • battle, which conti nued three hoots. Our squadron retired, and the enemy remained at anchor. Though we do not know the result, it is impossible not to admire the intrepidity of Brown in attacking the enemy with a . force so infe rior, and in sight of a place like Monte Video. Our whole squadron had but 55 guns, whereas the enemy, besides two 62-gun frigates, bad duce 18• gun brigs, and other veswls. Oct.. s.—ln the sitting of the ProviAcial Junta of Buenos Ayres of the 2d October, a project of law respecting the abuses of the liberty of the press, was pre.ented and refereed to a Committee.—Croxica of Mims Ayres from 10th Sept. to sth Oct. (The !Norio of Rio Janeiro from 2Sd October to the 10th November, contains no news relative to the war with Buenos Ayres, and i, chiefly filled with debates in the Chambers on matters of local interest.) BUENOS AYRES, Om 15. An unpleasant occurrence took place during the late cruize of Admiral Brown's squadron. The Sarandi had parted company on the evening of the 26th ult. the rest of the vessels whilst proceeding down the Not th Channel, s aw a frigate at anchor off Point Santa Maria (the British Irigate Thetis, at single anchor, watering); thinking her _ _ Brazilian, some shot were fi,ed at her from the schooner bug Eighth of July, schooner Ninth of February. and schooner Maldonado. Some of the shot passed close to the frigate; the Captain of the latter was in bed at the time, and came immediately upon deck. The men at quatters had strict rudest not to the.— Lieutenant BOLTON was dispatched to demand an ex planation, which was given to the effect, that being night the frigate was taken for an enemy. An account of the affair has been sent to Admiral Orw.ty, and the Government will institute an inquiry. Extract of a letter received at the North and South American Coffee House, from Buenos Ayres, by the Mail from Rot, dated October 16:—" The blockade is a perfect farce: with proper caution any vessel might enter our port. I have very little to enumerate in point of domestic intelligence or politics. The war being likely to continue, the exchange on England is at 12d. the dollar. The provinces hate not yet sent the on tingencies of troops, and our city is at present the focus .of patty spirit. The privateers are committing great havoc; Brown now and then takes a cruise down the river to Monte Video in a schooner of war, and a daynrgo was off the port with five schooners, and had a skirmish with some frigates. The Blockading Squadron now consists of eight vessels, under the command of Norton, and repeated desertions take place on both sides." The Garet,e of last night, amongst other diplomatic appointments and changes of less importance, announces that Sir Was. A'Couar is to become his MAJESTY'S Representative at the Russian Court, and that Sir FREDERICK LAMA is to remove from Madrid to Lisbon in the same capacity. Mauritius Papers to the 23d of September have been received at the North and South American Coffee house. They contain an Ordinance of his Excellency if Governor, dated the 12th September, at Port Louis, Wilke establishment of a Chamber of Commerce on that island, under certain regulations, in which, by such an institution, it is added, the Government will be ter enabled enabled to inform itself of thewrants, resources, tab commerce of the isiand. eV; • 44 ; h .10 1, 4 1 V THE KING. v or Wisp*. Dec.EB.—Vlrs anggi Ms not been oot sbeitresent vreek ; public MOM* still continues 10 occupy Ins attention at the IoMadge. ' Mae Royal Highness the Duchess of Gtoocasvaa visited his Majesty on Wednesday last, and alter par taking of refreshments, her Royal Highorts returned to Bagshot Park. ",* PRINCE MIGUEL. ansrwacs. Friday, half-past aloe, rJe. At this hoar the Royal yacht bad nett arrived with his Highans Deo Nrnrm. The dense fog that pervaded the river left little here of the arrival at the yacht daring the evade& The barge of the Governor of the Royal Hospital, Greenstick, we s moored either College daring the afternoon, asticipathig the ard. vii of his Highness. Shortly 'for nine o'clock, a Lower, who had been to attend. mice, was dispatched with a conssannleation to the Loan Hon do nnas, the purport of w►ich was andentood to be, that his High ness was not expected to be able to had until a IN. hour to.ssorrow (this day), if then. On the arrival of his Highness, the carriages of his Royal Hies nos the Duke of Cueing are to be In attendance, to convey him and his suite to the 'metropolis. SATURDAY, Dec. S'S. The usual parade of the Guard of Honour took place ] this forenoon, and it was then intimated that they might be dismissed from the duty of being under arms, as an express had arrived to the Governor, Sir R. C. Kearn intimating that the Royal Yacht, having on board his Royal Highness Dow MIGUILL had gone into Brighton. The Guards were therefore dismissed from close at tendance, but still are quartered in the town. The Police were dismissed altogether for the present, and all preparations are suspended. This town presented rather an animated appearance from the presence of the military. P.S. We have just heardth.st Donhlottum.bad landed at Brighton. Thete were two steamers in company with the yacht. BRIGHTON, Mc. 27. This morning. about eleven o'clock. the Princess AUGUSTA, with Miss WIATARD, walked from th% Pa• lace Gardens, crossing the &eyne to the Esplanade, and onward, to the outer exttemity of the Chain Pier. Her Royal Highness continued promenading for more than an hour, until the arrival of her carriage, for a pleasant ride along the King's Road, and on towards Shoreham. Her Royal Highness yesterday took a car• 'dap airing about the vicinity of the Dyke—the wea ther on each occasion, for the season,was mild and bright. Lord and Lady Sae and Su.e, Gctwral, Mrs. and the Misses Sr. Joys, Mrs. Sussman, the Rev. H. Punier . , Chancellor of the Diocese of Chichester, left their names at the Palace this morning. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. -ill-- ARRIVALS. The Earl of Hatborough, at Stevens's Hotel, from Sussex; the Marchioness of CholoaoadelFy, Lady Charlotte Seymour, and th e Marquis of Cholmoodeley, yesterday, at their house in Piccadilly, films Hastings ; the Marquis of Bristol, at his house in St. James's. square, from his seat in Surrey; the Earl sad Countess Cowper and Lady Emily Cowper, yesterday, at Lord Melbounes, White hall, them their seat, Pansenger, Herts ; the Earl of Dartmouth, yesterday, in 13erkeley-square, from his teat, Sandwell, Stafford shire; Mr. and Mrs. Selby, in Connaught-place, from Paris Colonel and Mrs. Lloyd, in Block -street, from Lyme Regis, in Dorsetshire; Sir Henry East, Ban. in Stratford-place; Mr. and Mrs. Manby, in Gloucester-place; Mrs. Wm. Haig and Mist Lees, in Gloucester•place, from Edinburgh ; William Blathwayt, Esq. and Mrs. Biathwayt, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish. square ; Mrs. and the Misses Salisbury, at ditto, from Salisbury ; Mrs. Leigh, and William Leigh. Esq. at ditto ; Charles Brumley Sheridan, Esq. at ditto; David Ricardo, Esq. at ditto; J. North cote, Esq. Al. P. at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jones's-street, from Exeter; J. Brown, Est at Jordan's Hotel, fit. James's.atreet, from Mac.' cheater ; Mr. and Mrs. Duff, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyo street, front the Contineat ; J. Lockwood, Esq. at the Burling. ton Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets, from the Continent; Lord Elknborough, in Piccadilly; Sir William Cunningham, Bart. in Piccadilly ; the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, at her house in Arlington-street, from Hatfield; Mr. and Yrs. Manning, in Grosvenor-place ; Captain Bennet, in St. James's street ; Gen. Armstrong, in Pall Mall; Rev. lt. Cuttar, in Brook.street, from Dorsetshire ; the Hoo. William Burrell, at Whitehall, from Wes. Campbell, Esq.'s seat in Kent ; Miss Elliot, at Whitehall, front Bath; Captain and Mrs. Gibbs, in Dover street, from Paris; Mr. Crawford, Governor or Singapore, with his Family and Suite, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street ; the Earl of Erroll. at the Royal Hotel, St. Jamees.street, from Bushy lark ; L. Ames, Esq. at ditto, from Bristol; the Countess of Onslow and lord Cranky, at the St. George's Hotel, Albemark•street, froir. their seat, Clandon, Surrey; Captain Grieves, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James'► -street, front a tour; J. Hobboase, Esq. at ditto; Captain Hyde Parker, at ditto, from a tour. DEPARTURE& • Major Law, for Portsmouth; Captain Corbould, for Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Carter, for Brighton; Captain Sutherland, for Chatham ; Major Vincent, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson, for Brighton ; W. Lushington s for his el s . seat near Sittingbourn ; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, fiat ll.4qoare, for their seat in N. WI: the Marquis ef 4 ;be y , hie the Royal Hotel, for his seat at Twickenham; the Hon. T. Irlsenet, km ditto, fur Berks; Wm. Oswald, Em. Crum ditto, for Batt, CHANGES. The Earl and Count's. of Bradford, u their oat, Wesson Hall, from Castle Bromwich; Captain George Howard, from Banns* bridge, in Yotkshire, for Bath. I ARRIVALS AT BATH'. The Marquis and Marchionoo; of Bath and Family, the Safi and Counteso of Shrewsbury. Lady Abdy, Sir Jsba'fi•d hotly Cooper. Sir C. Forbes, Sir W. Brabazon, Hon. J. Coventry, General Montgomery, Colonel O'Neil, Major Macao; Captains Collins and Seeks ; the Rev. Mears. hell, Carter, and Prodger ; Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Evans, Fullenon, Granville, Honey, Pelham, Pemberton, M•Donald, Ste._ ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM, Lord W. Fitzroy, Lady Isabella Smyth, Sir W. Brabazon. Bare Sir Robert 'Marini Ricketts, Bart. and Lady Rkketts Mr It. and Lady Bulkeley Phillips, Lieut.-Gen. and Mrs. O'Donovan, Colonel Peachy, Col. Burke, Rev. Mr. Roberts, Rev. J. Brown, Capt. Taylor, Capt. Harrison, Capt. Baker, Capt. Sandwich, Capt. L Collier, R.N. Capt. °Abuse, Capt. Forster, R.N. Lieut. Hart. R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias. Mr. and Mrs. Crossley, Mr. and Mrs. Acker.. Mr. and Mn. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, IMPROMPTU. • I deo% like," criee Peter, " a boar's skim to wear. 'Tie so awkward k makes people lames s " That le true," replies Tom; "bad the shity a kir Than a Sore skim is better by ball!" His Grace the Duke of WaLusrovow visited the Earl of Rums on Thursday. Lady Sarnia Wntcmcoes, of Glaston, gave a dinner of roast beef, plum pudding, and ale, as usual, on (Btristalas Day, at the Hone Shoes inn, to upwards of tto poor people of that plus. Her Laclythip also distributed a large quantity of wearing apparel amongst them. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House when the follmrlng Commanders took been of the Cuurt, previ ous to d arting to their respective destinilies—via. Captain Josses Srannast, 6eaeral Harris, St. Helena, Heed. and Mu; Captain des Dammam, Dondra, and • Captain HENRY Bai, lidlniteregh, Bombay and China. Captain BLIMP Ilammturen was maven in to the command of the ship Lath of Sal- earru i conslgnesr to Duval and Mag. F3PI THE ARMY. %b. folks* cortemondence has passed between Limas* Colossi Biaway and his Majesty's Government. On bebaLf of the Country and our fellow citizens we can but applaud the deckles of Ministers : " London, Sunday, 1 eth December. •Mr Loan—ln consequence of the 111134111310U6resolmisIlR fig Magistrates assembled at the late Quarter Sodom of the aty et Norwich, to transmit to your Lordship expressions of titir earnest wish that the Sri Rest. of the LUND:folk Yeomanry Cavalry m a y • not be disbanded, I now take the liberty of addressing your Lordship, having had the honour of commanding that corps for manygews, and being, consequently, enabled to state the grounds on which that resolution was founded. The services of the Regiment have been frequently called for by the Magistrates of the Ccunty of Norha, as well as of the City of Norwich, and a reference to the spat Department will show many occasions, prior to this year, is which k has performed the ditty required, and the prompt aid aid assistame gives to the civil power of the coostry. la addition to these lw. sauces in its readiness to net, whevoyer the appearame of task at rise warranted she Magistrates to apply ter their 'ippon, I sold state many others, when, by their mere appearance, they an, pee . vented the smashinge of persona, in sods ambers as would, la ail probability, have terminated in riot ; which, however, I deemed an t of sullicient importance to report to the Wu-ollice to hued a ehis for the customary remuneration. To them 'eyelets I can subisia those of the present year, nese of which your Lordship will not fail to observe was indispensable, being in obedience to the requisitiaa of the High Sheriff and County klagistrates,for escorting the prisms' from Norwich to Thetford, and guarding them back again to the city of Norwich, a distance of sixty miles, it being appreheoded that a rescue would be attempted, by the numerous confederates of the men, consisted of riotously and tumultuously assemtling, and of other offences conoected with such misdemeanours. The does. menus of these particular services, are, I have no doubt, in the War Department. " On the 12th June the regiment was likewise as duty two day, at the requisition of the lion. Captain Irby and the Raw. R. Bur roughs, Magistrates of the Comity, and eight days of permanent duty it' October. " I trust your Lordship will excuse my drawing the attention of hie Majesty's Government to the peculiar circumstances of the district in which the corps is placed. The city of Norwich is ie the centre of a large and populous circle of country. Th e c i ty aloof, by the last census of 1821, cootained 50,288 snaabitaets,seg the pepulatkm now exceeds 60,000, the greater portion of which ap employed is the silk and worsted manufactory ; and I may venom to mum you Lordship, that nearly half the population of she sur rounding country is supported by the same employment. I now leave to year Lordship's coosideradoo what are the beeeks which the country may derive from the services of such a corps of Yrs. snanry, alway ready to assemble and to ea at the requisitissolibe Civil Power. • I have the honour to be, my Lord, *Your Lordaidp's obedient bumble imam, •JOHN HARVEY, • UM. CoL :dor & N. Yeomanry G,ilry.• " Whitehall, Dec. 17,1627. " Sia—l am directed by the Shrivels of Lutsdown to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the Inch instant, and to assure yes that in the resolution adopted by the King's Government, of eamig into effect a reduction of Yeomanry Cavalry, including the bd Nor 'folk Regiment, his Lordship is perfectly sensibk of the zeal and service of that most respectable Corps, both facers and men, hot adverting to the fact, that the barracks at Norwich are at present . l and are likely to continue , a station for regular cavalry. the Marqui s of Lensdown cannot accede to your request, of contiouieg the ray and allowances to the Norfolk Regiment beyond the time rt. (erred to in his Lordship's Circular Letter to the Lieutenant a the County. " Should the circumstances of the Country alter, so as to render the services of the respectable individuals who form the Sa Norfolk Regiment necessary, their past zeal and public spirit afford a fall security for their readiness again to act. (Sigurd) " To Lieut. Col. Harvey." " SPRING KICK" NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Extract of a Letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at Berms Awn dated Oct. 13.—" The American brig Rath was detained alr Se. tot by the Kayo Argentine privateer, midi's@ been brought in ham supposed to be Brasilian property. The American btig Brats, Wolfe, from Santos, grounded near Ermined, of the 3d instant* was burnt by the Brazilians. The Ceram., Love, bnondso lit. ' wenn* sailed hence on the 10th inst, without her supersarge ct 1 1 ship papers." Swett of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Moots Vide% deed Oct. 21.—" The American brig Too:abase, Seer, from &gads, bat been sent in here by a privateer, but will be given or &tract of a Letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, dated Rio Janeiro, Nth November—" There have been several Buenos Ayres pet& tom mishit ofl she harbour during bat week, which have made onneklerable havoc among the Brazilian coasters; but there is no intelligence of their baying committed any depredatioas epos Bri— tish property, although it is said they ►ave detained and robbed as American ship of nearly SOO barrels of gunpowder. The Jean and Greer, from Linterick to Liverpool, was driven on shore in the Shannon on the 24th instant, but expected to be pc 4 without damage. The Florida, Harynros, bound to London, grounded at Ayres on the 9th October, and bilged, and has been with her carps. Cowes, Doc. 211.—The New Hope, WILLIAMS, truly% Punk Ponamouth, has been towed In here with - loss of mast • baying been ruu foul of by the Canaan, Rican, this the Quarantine Ground. The latter proceeded far Drigal. 1.411/111POOL, Dec. 97.—A large ship or brig wu seen on if Hencga Reef on the 18th ukimo, with a schooner alongside. MAL, Dm. tg.—Wind N. W.—The whole of have sailed. Arrived the Seppings, LOUDON, from Ccyluu. PeitTamowni, DK. 211.—Artived from London the Lord beta, Ammon, from Madras and Calcutta ; Madras, Basco, ; and Maria, Lawr.sa, from Sierra Leone. Sailed his 'add, Ong& for Africa; and the whole of thew,- wept she Lady Holland, &mu., for Madras ani r Irseaesene Um. !7:—Wind vari.thle,—• packet, Comm frees Buenas Ayrsa /dr. HOLLAND.—We mentioned Ewa of this Gentleman. His habits of oillillp_oerly in his attendance, and he came Soft MI residence at Clapham, apparently II die decks presented him some letters been just received, but be declined examining them. having, as observed, some check to AU up previously. He retired is private room, and in a few minutes the clerks were alarmed berbg him fall front his seat. He was found ou the Apo Indy tonsellies, and in two minutes life was extinct. The amistaneseeas mewed to, but it was too late. Mr. Hints bum a partner in this very eminent house about ten yew Is' to have realised a fortune of nearly Aoo,oor was business at Trieste, and afterwards est a heave at the transecdons of which requiring dance in England, be repaired to London, where his attention to businest, and knowledge of commercial traeted the notice of Mears. Bean., and be was Unite; a Member of the Ann ; soon after which tie French consequence of the arrangements of the Comgreie pone, was contracted for by the house of /UMW, loosens, profits to the whole of the partners. Mr. Hours' about 50 years of age, and extremely regular and timperair habits. The battle of Lotsertifer geinod young conscripts The intrepid Nre reams m Sire, give me some of those conscripts; / will lead them whither old warriors know as much as we positions and difscalties--but dem afraid of nothing; they foresee No - *Weeks neither to the right nor the left, but itways f is glory that thoyseek:—Axerdetee of Foreige ly Ibe don, grounded at Swam ad has been condemned, Variants, from Poole lines of malt and thaw, , Raan, this morning, of ceeded for Bengal. brig was seen on shared& schooner alongside. Sole ef tbe nu tward.bossi DON ' from Ceylon. n L ondon the Lord Att. ; Madras, Bear., hos Leone. Sailed his *- ale of the outward-bead, iirss and Calcutta. e,—Arnsied the Zelbyr ' yesterday the sndd business made him ut.- roe to the counting-house ly iq prams health. One re far penal, which had inks/ them. hieing, " h e guff. He retired to bit clerks were awned u , found ou the floor per• t was extinct. The • late. Mr. Hot Lana • louse about ten years, of nearly 500,0001. ad afterwards which requiring his lon, when his sy ' of commercial Whirr It d he was invited to h the Fromh loon, teak se Congreie at Ais-lo of Bayssa, and p toers. Mr. Hoit.ass w - solar and timperateis d prit: e pl o ta i l d by I Rea the bow raps eeh then yak please. 0 _ we dPkthels.ludg e bat brave youths 3 110 ObStaflis• t bl yl. lout i!ways kirwards • tea of Foreign C*o