Star. — London, England, 1827-07-02 00:00:00

rr H E EN EN ING STAR. T. 1 4 rAV‘ l k- LON11()N. MONDAY, JULY 2, 1827. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCIL Th. Pool market opened this morni n g at 661 1 for the Ac- count, mid soon after they readied 661 ; and up to the present time, may be grated at SSC with little or no business doing. Tile Foreign market Is also void of lowest, except idexicao' Bonds, which are sot so good. Cermet prices t Old Spanish 101 11 1. Mexican dirk e. Colons. bless Si, Portegogic 741 76, Brazilian 491 60, Buenos Ayres 61 611. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. Up to the present time, there Is sot a f ars eature in tho the Ac- Cassel anarkee worth any observa , tisa. Consols at 1161 fee couo t, a kernately berm sod sellers. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Hal Stock 4041 India Stock Shut er Cent. Bed. ISI Me Bolide S p pee Coot. Coes. Shut. South Sea Stock zi per Cent. Pei 1 94 31 per Oat. Red. ”1 I 1 4 per Coot. New Shot. 4 per Oast. Scrip 4 per pent. 1896,102 101} Len Ann. lit 13.16 FOREHIN PUN' Brazillao Bds.dp 01 Review Ayres 1141.4 p C. De. Account II 411 Old Annuities £lOOO Bubo* DUls Se Se £5OO Ditto Se SS 4100 and MOO Ditto 54 Mt Advertised COll/016 for Mete.' 1 I i. TWO O'CLOCIL Or.Dds.ISIS, Sp Ct. 16} I Kn. Boods,S per. C. Sik it. 4 D0.1:141.t515. 6 p Ci. 691 I pal. Do. Act. Cid alliaes.div. Ceu,W Woke% Ce• 7 Wee.. DIMS Mk ises•si 301 . I Prersiiiiiifi_C. low 304 Do. Ace. Sei .I I f P er — WII See SUITISH AND FOILVON SH#RIOS. TWO O'CLOCIrv, wee& Faellk • 1 eras/ Sae WS SO ai Oseedlas The Au. LOS IS ISt Comas Ceeapsei 100 10 71 Fenno Fem. lees i9.—The per C,eses. 101 f. SOe.— Throe per Cam. 7 If. SOe.—Sat Mar* VOW. SOe.—.Naples Ream. 7W. Me. —.--h.—....... .• , . V ,se rump s aotilsikettailliloos with the contlence, k ine de rbspilte.. hdity of the .rap from 11 hie!) arii % deri .an 4 re are fully persuaded that the crisis, so Imi expected, is nest at hand, and that it will depend upon the Men in which it shall be met by the Spanish Monarch' *hillier it will have a v;nlent and subunit* c _ racier, or be merely a forerunner of some necessary and salutary changes. It is to be wished, for many ob. vious reasons, that FERDINAND may yield to the wishes and wants 6f the nation I but a change is so desirable, that we hope it will take place, whatever influence it may have on the destinies of particular persons. On pain the other heal we learn, that as the affairs of S assume a more eventful character, those of Portugal become less perplexed, and we find that the Portugu Priesthood have been very quiet, since some half dozen of them, to borrow the language of a private letter, 0 tasted of grape shot," in their endeavours to escape from Elves. Moreover, the change of Ministry has been already attended with the happiest effects, and it is now confidently expected that the Constitution will work well. Brussels Papers to the 30th ult. reached sts this morn ing. A British Cabinet Messenger passed through that City two days before on his way to SL Petersburgh, with dispatches, and on the same day a Russian courier with dispatches fur London. Whilst these movements seem to announce that impel tent negotiations are pend ing between the two Courts, the last advice. from the Russian Capital state, as a very current report, that orders had been sent to Sebastopol on the Black Sea, to equip a strong division of that fleet, and that it is destined for the Archipelago. At the same time, lettere frog Stockholm repeat the state ment, that a naval armament was preparing there for the purpose of joining the Russian squadron bound for the Mediterranean. The same letters add, that the Crown Prince of Swipes had received a friendly in. vitation to pay a visit to St. Petersburgh in the course of the summer. - There are accounts in these Papers from Batavia In the 26th of February, which say that the Commissioner, appointed for the purpose, was still employed in im proving the Administration of that Colony, and that his efforts were attended with the greatest success. The same accounts add, that the strength and numbers of the insurgents had much diminished. We also received this morning Dutch Papers to the 30th ult. containing news from St. Petersborgh to the 17th ult. A few days before, the Emperor proceeded in a cutter, towed by a steam boat, to Oranien-baum and Cronstadt. As soon as he arrived at the latter place, the cutter hoisted the Imperial gag, and the Empalme was welcomed by the guns of the forts and of the ship ping anchored in the roads. He then passed along the whole line, and inspected the Azoff, Hangoudd, and. Emanuel ships of the line, and the Coostaatia frigate On the day immediately succeeding this tour of inspec tion, theEuraton paid another ♦isit to Croestadt,secorn panied by the reigning EMPRUS, the Grand Duke ALIWANDER, his son, the Grand Duke Moran., and the Grand Duchess Hecate. Oa this occasion he in- spectad the fleet, commanded by Admiral Szstavast, I consisting of nine sail of the line, fourteen frigate., and several smaller vessels. The Imperial flag, which was hoisted on board the Russia frigate, was saluted by a discharge of 2,000 guns of the largest size from the forts and shipping. After this the Eureaon went on board the Admiral's ship, the Asoff, and soon after returned to St. Petersburgh. •' The awful beauty of this mag nificent scene," says a Journal of that capital. " awak ened interesting recollections—Peter the Great, at the bead of the united fleets of England, Denmark, and Russia—the burning of the Turkish fleet in the bay of Tschesme—the victories of Tchitschagaw in the Baltic—of Usehakow and Rebas in the Euzine—the ex ploits of Seniaven in the Mediterranean, _Adriatic, ani Archipelago—such recollections are combined with , hri iiawt lopes, which draw the eyes of the world to the future r This language is significant enough, and is the first public manifestation which the Russian Govern ment has given of its intentions to interpose in the quarrel between the Greeks and Turks. If we are, however, to believe whet is stated in an article from Vienne, dated the 20th of Jane, this armed interposi tine ryas actually taken place, ore more properly speaking, hostilities have broken out between the Russians and Turks, as it says that there has been an action between the Russian and Turkish fleets off Mitylene, which listed two days, and that the Turks suffered severely. We must receive, how ever, this account with extreme caution, or rather with marked distrust, as this is the first time that we have I heard of the appearance of a Russian naval :Irma meat in that direction ; and had it passed from the Illack Sea into the Archipelago, the circum stance would. have been mentioned before now.— But the report, though in all probability false, is so far interesting, as it betrays a prevailing opi nion that the relations between the two Powers wear at this time a most sinister aspect. in confirms• tion of this opinion it is said, under the head of Stockholm, June 15, that news had been received there that 17,000 troops are to be embarked in the Russian fleet, fitting out at C.onstadt for the Archipelago.— It appears that the Austrians too are snaking naval de• monstrations ; and letters from Trieste speak of the equipment of several men-of-war at that ;Hit for the per pose of reinforcing the Austrian naval force in the !Avant. Whilst the Allied Powers are making these formidable demonstrations to induce the Porte to listen to terms of accommodation with the Greeks, a e learn by the way of Corfu that the gallant garrison of the Acropolis PROROGATION or PARLIAMENI HOUSE OF LORDS—THIS DAY. The business of the Session having, with the excep tion of giving the Royal Assent to a few Bills, termi• sated on Saturday, Parliament was this day prorogued by Commission. At three o'clock, the Commissioners, in their robes, took their seats ; when Sir TWOIEAS TYIWRITT, the Usher of the Black Rod, was directed to require the at tendance of the Commons, in the House of Peers, in order to hear the Royal commission read. The Commons having accordingly appeared at the Bar, his Mitautt's Speech, of which the following is a correct copy. was then read by the Lona CSANCILLOR "My Lords and Grodletwert. 1 6 We ST, commanded by his Ma.serrc to express to yon the satisfaction which his MAJESTY feels in being enabled, by the state of the public business, to release yon from further attendance in Parliament. “ His blc.raitz directs us to inform you that he con- 1 thanes to receive from all Foreign Powers assurances of their earnest desire to cultivate relations of friend. ship with his MAJESTY, and that his MAJESTY'S best efforts, as well as his MaJeors's communications with his Allies, are unceasingly directed to the nomina tion of existing hostilities, and to the maintenance of general peace. " (16111k/flea of rie House of Commis, 44 His blatarrT commands us to thank you for the applies which you have granted for the service of the I present year and to assure you that his MAJESTY has given directions for acanthi revision of the financial state .of the country with a view to every diminution of ex. penditele which may be found consistent with the ne. cessary demands of the public service, and with the per. manent interests, good faith, and honour of the nation. " My Lords and Gentlenron, 46 His MAJESTY is confident that yots participate with his MaJasst, in the pleasure which his MAJESTY de rives from the indications of a gradual revival of em• ployment in the Manufacturing Districts. His MA. JUTE trusts, that although your deliberations on the Corn Laws have not led, during the present Session, _ a permanent settlement of that important Ques. lion—the consideratiou of it will by resumed by you early in the ensuing Session—and that such an arrange went of it may finally be adopted, as shall satisfy the easonable wishes, and reconcile the substantial inte rests of all classes of his Marzsres subjects." By the Stammer packet, which arrived on the 29th Alt. at Falmouth, Government have received dispatches to the 17th June from Sir W. 4. c f . 11 1.0 3 !, G.C.B. commanding the British Army in Portugal, and from the Commander of the British Naval force in the Tagpi : By the same conveyance Papers and Letters to the ,7th inst. were received. The contents of the former do not possess any great degree of interest, particularly op the substance of them had been anticipated by us throagh other channels. The private information, how. ever, is of very considerable importance, as it announces that, as the packet was on the point of sailing, intelli gerFe had been received from the Spanish frontier, that eeeginsent n' Lancers, belonging to SARSTIBLD'S army, bad been suddenly ordered to Madrid, in consequence, it is said, of a quarrel between twn regiments of the Guards lo that capital, respecting political affairs. Be.. `ides, it w a s confidently reported at Lisbon that the great bolt; of the Spanish army was ripe for de.. mending a Constitution, and that it FiRDRIAND did not ;Et speedily make some change in his Govern: mint in favoer of liberal principles, there was every probability that the Spanish people, backed by the army, would takc the business into their own hands. i 1 !If ploy' I. JUT Cora I di • ,s, . - to It lion. earl] seen 1 ; k teas , 4,. fejt AI I . nit. 1 to I Co. the 1 /7c I l i' :' 4 0 *l+ is "I . tht r e 1 !ha VI Fr 1 he it i 0 4 ‘'' ii ! 1 . 'l 6 41 I . 1,;.4 V i. 'll . . no i „ . i in .., ' II it s Pr T . -A '' % ir ..‘„ . 1 1 , 1 , , ti ii , . i ~ 4 f i t 1 .. .1 i 1 IF. I 1 I , I 1 ' , f , , I i II ? , • ( i ' VI .41 , 9 ' $ .• • ti , 1 , i 4 ' . 1 1, l ' I t i , f I ' i , I i 1 I It 1 a nd that G er :uryncis was to form; inkier, the* stsbeei no inten-I sreitkis entrenchmetts. rl •- : • S' ...ilea which the follohiorg is an entriet, aria receisieTairTifisorniat, by the French Mail. from Car. thagehalCilleiniblle), doted 18th April t • Is is semaln.Mas Bolivar is arrived et Values, from whence ill Is going to the capital to take the rehn of Government, by Mt limitation of the people. It le believed that the Government ins In the Treasurys millionseom to pay the interest of the debt in' the iotorios, m well so sew iiinialniog to pay the interest of the foreign loan." MADRID, Jima Is. Last Friday an Ratner&nary Courier arrived from Lisbon, with intelligence to Mr. Lamb, of the fortnadon of the New Milde wy at Liebe% which has not given satisfaction to this Court. Tbe Army of Occupation remaining in its old Cantonments, 'be report stlii gains ground that Coils will be evacuated by the French troops, and the Governor proceed to Catalogs*. THE ARMY. The Grow of Corte, et the Seth of April. meadow a grand ra view of the troops in that island, by his Excellency. Sir F. Atoms. Monday, the Regiment of Royal Hone Guards were inspected in Stoke Park, by Sir R. MOST Vara*. 11. P. Y.C. H. the Inspector General. This Arm Regiment leaves Windsor this week. The Aberdeen Barracks being now nearly ready, die !kb Rest- Mat t ender the command of Colonel tullarniAllllo7 ll / 11811 there in a few days. Wednesday, the Second Regiment of County Yammer', copra bed into mended by Li eu tenant C4llOllll J. HAWILTOP, marc marnock, far their usual period of training. They muster strong, and look very respectable His Masaarr has approved of the followinr, promodoes is the, Perthddre Yucatan! Cavalry : Lieutenant Grant to be Captain, vice G. C. Craigie, who resigns; Mr. Johnstone of Ifelecardlne tab* Lieutenant. vice Hepburn. who resigns; Cornet John Wright to be Lieutenant, vice Orate. roamed. A It S. On Saturday the Sheriffs, attended by the City Re membrances', proceeded is State to St. James's palace, and were introduced to his Mo.rairv, when he was gra ciously pleased to appoint four o'clock for the purpose of receiving the Address of the Corporation on the changes in the Administration. The LORD binston. accompanied by the Colston Seam'Ant. Town Clerk, Mr. BOLLARD, Mr. Baarrnao, Hon. C. E. LAW. Mr. Mtacuottsa. the City Solicitor. Bailiff of Southwark, Eighty-eight Commoners, and some other City Officers, left Guildhall. et three o'clock, and proceeded to St. James's Palace with the Address, After the business of the Council had been finished, and the RECORDER had made his report, they were intro duced to his MAJESTY,- sitting on the Throne, and the RRGOADER read the. Address as follows s " so run enso's MOST =warn soaerrv. " The dutiful and loyal Address of the &fed Mayor. Aldermen. and Commons of the City of Loudest, in Common Council assembled. " Mess osaciotre iimmosson -16 We, year Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Wino, the Lard Mayer, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London, In Common Council assembled, beg leave to renew to year Majesty the mmremisu of our warmest feelings of veneration and teepee& • " WM' we testify our unbounded regard fee the Cestatitution of our country, of which the prerogative of the Crown farms a most valuable sad essential part we rejoice to find that in the foe , nation of a new Administrati.n, your Majesty appears to have exercised that prerogative, under circumstances of great difihmity, in a manner highly dignified and constitutinsal. " We trust that your Majesty's Ministers, acting upon an en lightened and liberal policy, will so wield the powers entrusted to them by your Majesty, that the prerogative of the Crown may be upheld, and that the liberties and happiness of the people may be maintained and protected. " Permit us to assure your Ma that jesty. we than shiest* co operate. to the utmost Or our power s in every measure which may be aossetiai to promote these Import ant objects; and that we yield to none of your Majesty's faithful subjects in loyalty and attests.. mem towards your Majesty's Royal Person and Family. (Signed, by Order of the Coon), • HENRY WOODTHORPE." To which his MAJESTY was pleased to return the following gracious Answer— " I receive, with satisfaction, the loyal and dutiful Address craw Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the Qty of London. " Whatever diSeulties I may have 'aperient:ad in the enemies of my just Prerogative, on the occasion to which that Address re. fors, the conecioneness that I bad no other object in view than the public strul, has enabled me to meet and to overcome than." They were all very graciously received, and bad the honour of kissing his MAJESTY'S hand. DU - 131.1N, Joys SO. Mr. 807111.. —Thursday evening, as Mr. Shiel was re. turning from Booterstown to this city, he was thrown from his horse, and had one of his legs fractured l we learn, however, that the u ound is not of a serious nature. Surgeon White, who attends him, hopes that in a few days he will be enabled to resume his professional duties. It is needless to say, that no other feeling than that of deep regret prevailed yesterday upon the announcement f this event amongst the members of his own profes• sion, and public at large.—Freman's Journal. SUMMER ASSIZES—Warman CIRCUIT. Before Lord Chief Justice Bin and Mr. Justice Buentweld Seuniastrron—ldonday; July 53. at the Castle of Winchester. Wma—Saturday, July U, at New Sarum. Dosm—Thursday, August 5, at Dotelaester. Dnou—klonday, Amu 4, at the elide of Utter. CUT AND Comm or RILITTAm.-Mooday, August 6, at the Ditikani of the City of Exeter. . Coasrarmz—Monday, August 15,1 t Bodinsin. Somessay—Saturday, August 15.11 Bridgewater. Cm nub Comm or Bassein —Saturday, Aug. 45, at the WWI of the City of Bristol, - 5E5159M0511=1 The Duke of ARGYLL is to be the Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland, in the room of the Duke of GORDON deceased. The Duchess of CLANSMEN, accompanied by the Prince's Cancan, left her residence in the Admiralty on Saturday afternoon. at four o'clock, io her carriage and four, for her seat In Bushy Park. The Duke of Cu mica left the Admiralty about an hour after attending the King's Coun, in his carriage and four, for Bushy. The principal persona of their Royal Highnesses House. hold also left town in the course of the afterta s te for Bushy, la two carriages and four. The Marquis of ANGLESEY visited Mr. CANNING yesterday. 'fire Minister from Baden and Hesse h:cl an inter view yesterday with Viscount DINILET and WARD at the roceign Office. Prince Kmaisasv also visited the Forego Office yestnday. An Italian Messenger arrived at the Colonial Office yesterday morning from Anemia, [ringing dispatches from Sr F. Anais, Lord High Commissioner of the lima= Islands,to Viscount Gowaser. _. I Sir WILLIAM COMORE'S arrived at Bordeaux on the' 14th uh. in the Admiralty yacht, on his way to the basin et Barege, for the recovery of his health. The Marquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD and sake have arrived at Dunkin Castle, Sutherlantlehire. The Dike of Wata.tuorou was elected a member of the Boldness Agricultural Society, last week, at Haan. Mr. Part's Act [Sr the Reform and Consolidation of the Criminal Law, though u yet, we believe, little known w understood, came into operation on the lit instant. Mr. Lusutstoros, who was sworn in as a Privy Councillor ago Saturday, will sail far India on Wednesday. The important Moos of Governor General is still vacant. Mr. WILL", the Chancery Barrister, has, within the last few days, received the appointment of Supreme Judge and Master of the Rolls in Upper Canada. TILE KING'S COURT. . . VItoM Tint COURT Ciftet'LAn. 4tito . r.lay being the day appointed by his Nlaksty for receiving the Address from the City of LotOon, on Me Change in the Ministry, and for the transaction of other public istisiness. Townsend, Sayer, and a numerous per. lion ofthe Police, were in attendance at the numerous avenues of the Palace at St. JArars's ; the Guard of 1 Honour, were stationed in the Court - yard , oppusite it.. Royal Oernian Chapel. A full Court attendance were On duty: tit. The 'Maesdalmen, Under-Porten, Onatlessan Porten, &t am p e r,,, n ; n _ puny at :be Yeomen Gaud were stationed ia the larearg.reent. ;oder the command of Mesas. Cipriani, and Corn,. In Witdnp . About a quarter past one Ockaik, th e ki„ i • onfitial at the Palace, in his travelling carriage, freak the &pi Ledge„ln Windsor Park. The Duke of Clarence rescind his Idainsty,on hie ardraL Son after two P'eleiebs the King natete4 tees &ate eponuents, Mil was attended by th e Lord Chamberlint, s h e master ef the Hotee, the Groom of the Stole, the Trenurerel the Howeehold, the Comptroller of the Household, the Captain of tho,Yeasoso Good; the Harp& of Winchester, as the Lord in Wishing ; General Flock, as the Groom in Waiting; Blaster yletholist, Page of l$ roe u ; Mr. Igewenger and Mr. Dawn, the &ate Paps. There were present to attend the Court, the Lord High Admint the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lard Chancellor, the First L 0,4 of the Treasury, the lard President of the Connell, the Lord Privy Sell; the Secretaries of State far the Home. Foreign, and Coleni4 Depattmeets; the Muter General of the Ordnance. the Presidlot al doe Beard of Cawood, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster , els Prerisioat . nt the Board of Trade, the First Commission: i.f Wersdsc Ferias, the Marquis of Lanstiews, the Spinet& Ali , Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Ring 's Urn she au , c t i k ist. ; Sir John Wylie, Chief Jestiee of the Cope of ons 4 Hops ; o r John Malcolm, Guyanese of ilembay ; Mr. ;Atli. ?PPOW Me! Dl Madras; Sir :ftitio Grant, me of the Judge, / O UP The Sheriffs of London and Iliddiewl, Meson. Far/headset and Antftesteroiccompanied by Mr. Tyrrell, the City Iternesqhreeeer; tapsol,rne, of his Majesty to melee the King's comieseds waive be wosid be pleased to receive the Address front die City of Lando.. when the Bing was pleased to appoint four cecina tha t . afternoon. The following Presentations then took place t The Count Melia, on a Special Mission froM the Icing st S e th, b y Viscount Dudley and Ward, his Majesty's Principal Sammy of State for Foreign Affairs, and condpcted by Sir Robert Chinn, Mester of the Ceremonies; when his Excallesey delivered his Cie: dendrite ? sod was mo't graciously received. i lehro Wilde, Req. Doctor of Lows. on being appointed Chief Joatipt of the Color; qf the Cape tit Good Mope, by Visessont Go clench, .U 4.. pa t of State for Colqidal Affairs ? The Rey. Dr. James, un his being ap nt ed Bishop of Cal cutta, hy tbe Eight Hen. Chaeles Wynn, hwOdarnt of the Board of CleflareqL • Eft Jelps Malepint, en Ns bah% Vowed to the Gourontent of jessbay, by tiai Right Hon. c. W Dlr. Leftlegton, ea hag being appointed Governor of lladra, by the iligbe Hon. 9. Wien. Major Runty *Ma, ea hie return from Ids snieskin to the Court of Perslis by Yigeonat Dudley and Ward. John 'Porter Grant, Boum his befog appointed me ei the indigo of the Soprano Court at Mueslis*, by the Right Hon. C. Wiwi. Captain Nisbet Willoughby, by the puke if Clarence. The Earl of Delaware had en audience of bl Majesty, to feign his ogles as one of the Lords of the Bedchamber. The Earl of Errol had an audience for a riellitir trim'. LW Majeeef held 1 Privy Council, in phich r. Lushiagton wet Introduced, sworn In a 'dry Cormedior, and took hie seat at dee Beard accordingly. llee ILlog's speedo for closing the Emden of Parliament was geed gra. Sword sew Undid Seal s reef approved f. sße* astundoi as t the Cnoneil. Chnindoe of the City of London arrived at the Wain site slier 4lock, and entered it . in the following order of c=i., we Marshals, sir Gentlemen of the bred Hayer's the Hee. Mr. Watkins, the lord hiefocle ChaPhill i the Chananosa criar, carrying the Menu; the Sword Bearer, ca• a.. she she Pled Mayor, the Sheri ff s, the Reowder, Hio nisk. die enema' Sergeant, the sondem, the Town the Campirdier of the Bridge Haw POW; the flisti friaettbe Sawaggla of Iloothwterk, Meta 9, *Rand, Law, Bo ils _ ll. Vort inia nZi t t c enrTi r te 14*s t i he l4 / 4 1 r. Ters e p a i i r li Wasseir ol eP I: Liens, wit ' : Messrs pssisqu i ,de G rave, Sli Inbar...4k glaueue, Bob. Wiltshire, Wright, girater hosse.usil of one INNAMPII Common COSISCiIMIL $O4 one Aldermen vise Fresco. The Mace and Sword were 'Fretted on anted', the lesion& At the Hese of the * Recorders Report, preparation! Wen made for receiving the City Address. The Ifiwit was seated oo his throne, dreamt la the regimentale of the Royal Horse Guards, wearing the 'War of the Barter, and the stars of three other Orders, serroondai by int Caliatt Ministers, the Great Obeers of State, Fie. To the right of the King stood the Marquis of Winchester end the Lord Chancellor, sod as the Wt the Master of the Horse and the Treasurer of the }leasehold. The Hooostrable Carps of Genii/men at Anne forma an auntie to the throne. Mr. Mash, • the Gentleman Usher a Waft*, thee introduced the Laid Mayor aid Cogicaisionh owlish the State Rooms, into she presence et the Kies{. After they had mode their obeisances to his Majesty, the Recorder approached, and read the Address„ which Ms Majesty received, sod handed ro Mr. Secretary ilottrne, and was thin pleased to r e turn a moll . 'Radom answer. The Lord Mayor. the Sheriffe, the Recorder, the Convenes Ser pent. Messrs. Fuel! sod 'Drams . , the Mute and S eun derof the Address, had the hewoU to ties his Majesty's timed. _, • His Majesty gave ileones to the Earl a garwbv. ,u. Cirr sing, Mr. Secretary Marie, Yiecormt Dudley and each and the Lord Chaneelipr. The Court trioke up about half-past gm &Ores, whip the Kin left town on his return so the Herd lids.. • •' ' , . itoltaT NorTsit Cparozu., Escf. of Kenzie, at the collection et his rents on the add inst. hi ausideratiM of the int unproductive crop, with his Usual generasity, allowed a &dodo! of ten per Seat. to all hit tenants In Peebles-shire. A new Chapel . ; in connexion with the Church of Scotland communion, was erased for Divine Service yesterday is Cbadweletreet, St. Jolues ? ereeet-read. A suitable Krum ". preached op Ilse octagon by the Rev Mr. Fassissos. Ventrally the Right Rev. Dr. CARR, Bishop of Chichester, appeared for the deat dine in the R,Seiderilary Pre betidiel Mug at St. Paul's Cathedral, to which his Lardssip has been reeentty aPpointed'in ' the place of the Hon. and Bev. VALERIA) WiLLiiiii, brother of the Doke of Watuareton, who Bishop WU no minated to the' Golden Pneheod of Dur ham. The ishop a Cosenervis 0 read himself"! into his new Prebend. His boa Lordship is now Bishop of Chichester , Dem i of Hereford, awl a Preq of St. Paul's. clatsters,Lettue:pisjotettrkeheerT3e:shectiaawnedout4namlF7tn.,Droutornods :Stionimauradidibsity,ordafirwopl7.l to be due to Wit of abOut 00,00161. sterling, from a nth Jew lasso of Leghorn. He threaten t. blockade Leghorn It was hoptd, helwever, that be would be bruglit to consider t i is as a gate, and not a State affair. :Meantime the Grand' Duke of 'Ns . seeks the support of Austria vibose infl uence with the Porte ries st cuitoudy reaches Algiers. The Preach squadron is elsii, in skits limes beflare Algiers. the Y boy est s er eamu day tedeveatninthge, Royal betweenimilitsariey Aansycluga.sevuepn.o.:clnnit.,,,,, thousand in number, proceeded front the &ilium 4 C u lla ? et k the charge of their respective teacher*, and accompanied With I tr colours and full band of music, up through the near entrance Hyde Park, and continued their march, t h e demur anti Iles er Setting the band alternately, atoll the banlyi of the Serri,il"l" sod round the north side of the Park, and down to the n w ufg way. where they had entered. The order and precision a the tr! .. l . in marching in sections, their cleanliness and fine appearance! !o i l! . the charms of their warlike 1111,144, were the theme 'of universal``. miration among the crowds of persons who witnes,d this into lag Wearies ladf DARING HI G H WAY ROBBEItir —We.*Sday. a , —, Rama Le was teaselling In her carriage, between Cheitenhan r Northleach, she was stopped by three men in a gig, Of requcria Ir. appearance, and are said to fat Londoners, front the neighbou hOd of Whited:ape'. who ordered the post boy to stop, arid after cot!: Yaws the Ladies te get out, pkodered the carriage, and cal; straps of th e trunks, which they took lots their gig. end ° I., i °way with. 'The if s p ot , was °Waived by smote yawns on, in a hid *near the who * instintli puma throe, and di d ; duos Of some time secured the whole or deem They air s Priw 0 custody in Claritenisani, and It is expected they will this illf fully cepa:lined—Gloucester Jou,susi. la ■ • the 'A seal dirks ;mss deal two hid .h* Kw, Artier Vtdi i Bail te Sal foram Pag SC.II Ch their su by ere Clitsi Is. Ci Accra the Al 113,iee His Tbe "of tbe -:mow :a all el OW t twbi tbet As &red %fa PI Ada sec% d with a put th tna►e tbe .11+1 cam, lu the 'order tad %vs Ch 4 Iti 3! hi as re Jr Ci 16 ,v