Star. — London, England, 1827-01-01 00:00:00

I " 'Ram , in may the been more which, in I ay in followed, '1 birds, uni. the . of within noticed . his period ever the 'needs:kw , or the 'C. rka. ane, No° le j, • I .: .. ;12 consequent*, ette boom* hal* not boa able is per* sus their game iihtsi:mitkftelni mescal other genteittbe Iciaerloar, float wbichPw. bait obtained lainemselos. we Had that barriers :tree been generally sulle•tdul• ,LlNtrs THEATRE. - The Opeearewria PACni; ale= 4* @Murky. sue* was rewhilwaL - . 61/ i tr i lb* PIM IP. dir pin It Ile Mk* He gait lull •• keiterty. i@ wile is key, weaspand ilbribia. pareornd assesden 116. Da %Mr was asmolbolshomprests alai Ike., as afsmarks, Uri taz a r d Illimatfamd jollisamt. Comas was Is gad Wise; and hlb wanted jaws Maar Guam tiellearetbee penis% Odle sawahr wish chatwihas sweetness anal olellemey. an* with adwarible preeidan. Several pieces trete weed by a put et es. miaow& The applause at the dosed the Opera was pawn* The Open was telotked bra now Dlverthartswat. sib* 40 Moak Tamar a Bar amalka -The subject et the Itaisailikisas p the war. Not tot the Ch Thew with Ira Showila ase is spe dewing is wallteatettpi t yid lbw aep tie ta ti reate. There was masa issternipties,"free the meddle( ke at part d a campy, but k was dpetedity widiphhetl. The Hesse was awarded. . re 1 • 0 1 11 1 1 M 2 111mit THE ARMY. A detachment from the Depot of thi $ ihdlesidembeelltid ea Saturday at Dever. seder Me costumed et IJannwast Ilhosimo t tottie Regiment at Ofbealtar. ondayitbs—Dipot of the 31st Truss starlet fVs Doll to Sborncliffe. iiik ceitsue Sunday senates a detachment of the 731 lei= Wexford to replace tie detichmeat st the Ildt.= starched therm at Tuesday sin* tie thdi rear so Major General Sir Trams . who mesommitillt OUP& h fin Peiguilike wiM ilossy 11andur bu T211 et 'tie 7114 Regime, soil is beedter it tie et The ruin lkithh Army veal be hrollied with their Mai I try clotkingfrost this day—emits with hod suns sad /MP 14 , . OW will NOMA to the jackets sow wont br the helartry ieddlere. 1 CORK CITY ELECTION. -......., WID11111111•T*—( NORM DAY). At the clew this ends& the state of the Pell whe u sodeo—• oases POLL. Mr. Hatebbeen . . . . AU Mr. (Mamba • • . • OM Maheriry . d....,..7g Ttonsoor.-(T . 1131111 bIT). . . The pollbg this day was very languid At Mitre throe easel', the ambers were—. Mr. Cabighas . . . . 1? . hlr. Hsu:Mason . . • . . . DUBLIN. DECtehtSta 48. - ml Tornio& at half.paat eight eels* tie watalos at Me. Beic were removed fa no his beaker's Muss is Mariberiteglawanot,st. leaded by a Ittoteroos micas of retweetaide (desk, to the borW mond of 'o —We uodantand Mr. /Mc w dowdy to bH. united Matadi se a Lady awry sopwinr rallina tons, and that we of ida Easiest retadves was ellpsolddstrhave arrived in town to west Was, and the objain of his shale% on the day that eoneigned Min to so salty and pramation tram CASTLE OF EXETER, Dim 29. Jaha Orchard, senior, and Jain Ortsten4 jou. si Ford. in Souttnawton, in this Mostly, were tbior-day fully committed for trial by E. P. Lyon, Esq. riatkelle Rev. Dr. Drury, at mu next Assizes. - charged with uttering a deed, knowing it to be feloniously forget awl uttered, with intent to defraud Mr% Mary Lase, late of Merchard Bishop, in this County. .* THE MARKETS. • - CORN =CHANG& If ARR-LAWIII, 'Amin l: The snagebude el sow seppllee greyer, deseetyales if OW.OM Boer, be* amplest, *teed set searbet, tedliedve steels millet scarcely a isle hes been sleeted. Ildh the asseines, dilllOsalhd fed OA& owe biterests, to seder tio ia tze: thiritonloilpll6 et Auer, have used a few Idea of wars" iit Oft per raster ; but iodise deseripeleee et are eseepleleht sommi. iiiii. see lil la she a lt d pe this ea* et tiese el a lmmillid"." haver De4lslse bower. . . Whim IllekiwW, 50e 64e. 4 Rye, astw 34, 40e Mesas, Ibidl, mow, 444 41e White, new, 50•65 s .-- old, oos oos old 110 s its Tick, sew, 44s 4111 Barley, Ms VW ....... ell, cm. Oft Making Si. its .osts, Feed, sew, 301 s 40s peas, Grey, 11141, IS. Rs .--... old, 00s OCke ..--.- Old, OCIs 00s Paw* mew, 55s Me Maple, lett, Ms Ms old, otos Ms ..--..01d, 00s 00. Peewee, mew, Ols ties . White, ell, 44a. 48 1 ........- 4114, illa Us ......... new, Ms Sits -..--- thosech, 10e 000 Radars, MA 544 lis Flew, per esek, 411 s. 534 1810, 51160 e Rapeseed Ns tie per lest: . ARAMS& Lift ilfaii. Whose. British vs. .5,0111 Peas, qrs., 1, 1 1: Do. Foreign 5,313 Irish {M Rarity, Britt& 15,9.11 Paulo Oa* KAN Oats 4,114 agile Mt% seeks 10,111 Roos 614 It dpi Reek" 1)64 - . SMITHFIELD bIAREIiT, Jaiwasir 1. Beef Is nearly as sae Freslay, prim yeas( Sem, ate. Si. 44. Ss. Id. per stone ; and coarser Os. to An 44. per aeon tleemadeas likewise varied bet link, on 24. to 4w 64. per Son belief s4ws. sedans of the best Meat. Veal le fak solo at Ss. 44. as as. foe grime young Calm; and Os. SM. to Is. fee mews. Herb mulls air denary at Ss. 44. to Is. Mb fee detrptest Moat 1 awl U. to Is. kw 2 9 359 ; seer. 114Mlel PIP" 138 E517e4127. Beef, per stone, Os. to Ss. ad. Mutton, Si t 4. m 44. Is. to Is. Perk. 4s. to Is.—Hay, per load, PM Ilk to AS Ss. Os oar, 42 to Al ; Straw, £1 Is. to XI No. LIVERPOOL. Dammam 30. Comm Wocou—These has been a geed demasit and pekoe ge nerally have advanced t d. per lb. Advises Iron New York of 11,a Mb November, quote prices of Uplands it 104 ser)l4o,ll pee miam of Exchange at 314 to 1, which on MI November lid bees Tooted as 104 to lo I. mod ill es II respectively. Suomi, Etc.—There Ms bets gory lois dose ht Colonial pries* ; .ly 230 Mids. Supra have bees sold at last weeirsprisso. Is Mo lasses, Cocos, Coffee, Ginger, and Plinents, there lissolosos so transaction. 40 casks Carolina Rico have lam sold at 911 s. tel3e. sad 70 bags East India at sea. rairessom—The business dine Is Batts % or Pro idols dyeing this week has been trilling. The hoiden of Butter are Irma St ear present quotations. Coax gICAMISIL—The continued dulness** Tuesday's market rendered it almost impossible to quote pikes. at whisk any anhdir ha the trade would bays found buyers ; therefore the gem side of last week may be repeated generally. It is lordly soesamy ts.k serve that there were few sales of any thing. Had there hoes disposition to purchase, there is no doubt thas, with the oseopsieed Oats, every other article connectod with the trade, might have bees bought on lower terms. SOLICITOR TO TIM Mar... This important situation which became 'leant by the death ef Mr. Corrrernetm, has been filled by the appiatioent oh Mr. Bum, or Liverpool.street Bishopepte. The condiments of the aloe -are estimated at from 1,000 to 1,500 per aincent. The Commissioners foe the Redaction of the National Debt will purchase, in the emeging Quarter, ending April 8, ' 4000,000 sailing ; and in the ertheeepteat (loaner, mull s July 5, £1,1011,000 sterling; being imeely doable the avert Fertilised in the corresponding Illserters in last teen WILLIAM Li IlloßD Ran.--Yesterday died, at his house in Jainee•etreet, Dedidasslwaysti, Is the 7 1st year of his sae, WitatianOtrrouo, Neg. author of divagated and Yam, teassiater et Aswan' and Arsine, and lattor eV the s iZsgerteriir Beate" tram he cominenneanst down to the begismiksi et the year jaw past. A range of superb hoarse, we enderbtand, is to be erected en the she et Cultist Mae, and MI abe grand of flks ta male, garden. The louses are to be Wit wattennly, a. 4 the terrace wilt front dt. J ames. Perk. Amens cabers the name Of Latrine" and Itutcarte are to have splendid hiartaisos in these* bulisilop about to be erected. 4 IM ^ . 7 Z ,,,, -. • - • • ••• - ' • - •'": . s••• - - -. l'' z '. ""4 • lir ': ''' • ' -. x. Tr; . - " -• -rte ~ ''" . , - 4... .'•.' 41 . .., _ • is* . , ~ .. , Ilk ,•-• s• 5- ' • wet . , 1,.... .„ i re.. .. e• • )1 _ , 5. ' . . - • . . . . 'II. - ' • • . -.• .: • i. I :. 1 THE DUKE OF YORK: FORVialot 6 0 3 . 5 6 . • - ` and liother hiad repeatedly chimed hins--tbeagb not at. I. .. . - • • tbe mast doses dui bare taken casino avid a meet- , . regret to gays that the Satterint ropes 11 sots Arcs RANNSWiIIt tisliallA#S. rapid cha i nge, in eessd cos- ro' . We extremely . . 4 1 since by e licu il We last week bad the gradjffeation of summuicing • 1 - IV. ..nit a heal he th h hal t his re eee n d I I !-'..ethich were entertained a few weeks `'w seqdrece t error s i u u nif orm ly imp ' Wending his Royal Fli linear the D ike of Yciat, of PP' lee Royal. Dees s perm ners . 14 .ght g at t reviver hare, within dePartite ? hi. the eeti" of the "fent° faire . for Pee • with al his * oolthiell death. ring unwell, he was 'wgalt wi th the /1191( in ' innahl° wind and "' the n - advised to have the assistance Of the Surgeon of the ago/ Sir 'The operations - of embstking the Cavalry and Waggon • h h i s ; d.I h a i n p ee d of the theie few dais, been destroyed. A foetal . prie brat • ere me - • ve ore and other of the medical etten a dauts, T• - h rain are been in a measure suspended tbis week ;so Di v i ne than the p h - ysscif Hs has aeaujeari g y ' at .. A seta, CoOtut. the early part of it by the want of Transports (which admitted that they had DO hopes of his filitita f I. ton- tempted to apply himself to reeding, bin could not for ; so' t ss 'a recovery, unless they coa burp solid sett had b ees ordered to proceed from Deptford), and yes- more than . . When Dr. Cotton .a few 'etudes pi t s tomach. wbich it had reject ed fu r someday,, ist y aa end de d taday'bv, a change of the wind to N.W. It has endeavoured to direct his thoughts to a future state, 1 ~. to i ts digestive powers. All their efforts to ac- rh and to seek for pardon through the merits of a SAVIOUR, ; , I tornp li s h these objects failed; an' welt was the bodily t roops heee "It thee/eetiZ determin ed ._,. nO! to ',he roofrs nor hones , net tbe w ins is fair; when ahe has dMs throat with both bands, apparently 'iw aor sish of the MEL that he never reposrd ea- charge comes, the facilities are so MitabA and name- suffering 'n Wiagination the horrid sensations of man. i 1 il cepr ° under the influence of powerful narcotics.- rous. %lutist a few boors they can be pot on board, and and finally gelation; his frame has become convu lsed, trlhe Tian , ity of aliment. Jukes by his ROYAL Hum ____ ____- t h ee hi pe lea d er we i gh for their detonation, he has fainted, and continued senseless for some time. and Rep- ; ens has been so inconsiderable, that he. day . by Monday, the Crown (of 336 tons). Helen, Several petitions have been addressed by humid( and i day, bas gradually declined in streng.b , and oa Friday hie, transports, in charge of Lieut. acnamara,M with a his mother to the King, and as Friday his wife addressed , last so very mien reclined was heirs are, and so altered pan tithe 12th Lancers and bones on board ; and as an affecting letter on behalf of her husband, to the Se. I in his sprat anew, that persons who had previously Wednesday, the Evelio*. with the Staff bones (thirty), cretary of State for the Home Department. His . • anown him would have scarcely recognised his NeeaL sailed for the Tagus, with a fine wind.-The St. Law. m a j esty h as been petitioned f or a im i t a te d = si e t h e mon Blouses , : and, in, fact, his Mature, on Friday, was fence (Lieut. J. R. Harris, Agent), and the Crown (of tence,on the ground that he bas laboured under mental v. shucked at the appearance of his ROYAL 0110711111, 983 torn), with the remainder of the 12th Lancers and aberration some time. ', t ir. he was obliged to be supported irons the apart- horses. remain windbound, it having changed just after During the past week, a pod deal of merlon has •. , . nt.-The ROYAL Dots enjoyed so m e refreshing they had embarked. The two squadrons of the 10th been made by the Sheriffs, and by the Solicitor of the ./... warp on T hursday for eight hours, bet we are sorry Hussars, under Colonel Henry Wyndham (who will convicts, George Houghton sad James Bishop, to save to say that Friday and Saturday were sleepless nights commend the Cavalry force in Portugal), are kept in them from capital puntshment. These youths were with the Royal Patient. sod, of course, the ROYAL readiness to embark at a moment's notice, on a change convicted of assaulting and rubbing Mr. Fuller, a sue. , --s Dr as's health, generally. ,was mock sone. of wind, in the followinf transports, vis.-HWriet, seen. at g e ,h aa l.„, t 464 f rom t h e t i me o f t h e i r The Dukes of Cceasses and SUlltlfy Wad the Prinw Berwick, Charlotte and Maria Emperor Alexander. appre h ens i on to rge p r - ; memeet , t h e y h ave on i. - Celt Sunni, 'during their visit on Saturday were ex- Monarch (Lieut. P. Bayoton), Wanderer (Lieut. W. B. yormly sted that they were not the persons who ;tensely affected, on beholdins _the lerartatable change Strognell), and Ocean. The Lord Cochrane. Lieut. committed the robbery in question. When on their • tvritiiii bad taken pitee.• •. •• • ~e . . , .i ' . ~.. ~•‘ - i t Chapmen, Agent, is ready to embark troops for Corfu. 4 • The Elsa, on 'Armload BMW CIE Ihe tad Fiances.; and 43,1 Light Infantry, have ar- Friday earni.g. was distressed, rived at Lisbon, from Gibraltar; and the 85th Regi. trial, their defence was an alibi g but the Jury discre- diting th e evidence, wlreh went to prove that they were not on the spot when the robbery was committed, Sit Hussar Testae. , , Secretary to his mint at Gibraltar, from Malta. found them Guilty. Rotratlitonsesa. has slept he Howie ail/cellist We have received letters from Malta, dated the ?Ist Riley, who was convicted -with Amelia Roberts, of T's ffilse- • of November, but they do not contain sews of much stealing plat kt. aloe hqw e. v 4001: in her asaster's se, is roliNseeen mid if re edillettee the Setirmost haft interest ; the following is an extracts a poor simple creature, and he asserts, that be did not ' f alai slepi in the house doebiglies past week. "MALTA. Kovno= H. J The dangerous state of oblihrois Dvaa within these i. You must not expect any netts about the Greeks know of the rebbery l till after Roberts had committed few days, has *asked shoreward sympathy among all and To, ks, as the se as onlo r fightssig is up for some it; and when he left Lansdale with her, be believed ras a% so m uch so, that Aasiallay. B,ae erday, yesterday, Swaths to come. SrSir Harry Neale is gone to Naples, representation that the property was her own.- wattritorday *vests& Arbajganbetsire His assertion is fully borne out by the woman, who,t was thronged in the Revenge, and thence to Marseilles ; on hi s re t urn ~,.o tt . regardless of her own fate, has manifested n with person, who ex pompeed see mom anxious solicitude het; his successor (Sir Elward Codrington) is expe c t e d "' Et to know the state o f the ROYAL Douai health. The from England. Tee Ariad u e, Capt a in Fit:earl:nee, is the utmost anxiety to save him from execution ; and to the Sheriffs and Dr. Cotiosa. her constant exclamation knocker of the Lodge -gate was checked yesterday. An gooe to Naples and Marseilles. to take on board Sir has been, 44 Poor Riley is innocent-I alone ass guilty." otecial written notice was given at the Lodge to prevent Frederick Adam, and convey him to Corfu. The ships Riley cannot read or write, and is soextrensely ignorant, the adnii.sion of any person to the house except the lying here are-Molina. Camelion, Philonsel, Pelotas, A that he is coasidesed little better than an idiot: be is 'Royal Family, and official Gentlemen , and Pelican. ilia ships now at the l ' ati4n blan "s tended by the Rev. Mr. Devereur, the Catholic Priest. at- At twelve o'clt.k lasrmght, the gate leading to the detached on service in the Archipelago, are-Cambliae Duke of RuTLAND's house was closed, and the answer (Capt. Hamilton, commanding), Glasgow, Chanticleer, Test.' day a sermon was preached in the. Chapel of at that hour given or inquiros, was, "that his ROYAL Talbot, R me, Brisk, and Parthian; on the Alexandrian Newgate. At the costomuy hour the Sheriff, arrived at the Chapel, whoa the four unfortunate moo were Mammas, was no better, bht was gradually getting station are, the Seringapataas. Gannet (soon expected at cond acted to the condemned pew ,amende by M r.Baker. wreaker." Malta), and Raleigh. The Weaxle is ordered honse,, The Rev. Mr. Cotton read the service of the day, and The Duke of You received a visit yesterday from having been relieved by the Pelican." when he came to that part of the Liturgy where the his Royal Sister, the Princess Sarnia. Among the dis. Monday, the Spartiate, 78, Captain Frederick War- mercy of Heaven is iiiireited o for those who await the anguished peromages who called, were Earl BATmuitax, ten, sailed for the Tagus, to receive the flag of Vice White, who bad hitherto 1 ' Viscount lidecvnta, Mr. Secretary Censures, Viscount Admiral Lord Ameltus Beauclerk. and relieve the . awful seuteace of she lawl b into tears, and remained STRANGTORD, the Duke of SOStaltaltT, the Deke of Ocean, 80, Captain Sykes. which ship will retu r n to bens wraps in thought, uest : A ecrn.l Om SOLICITOR GENERAL, Ike. The Princess Eagla - id to be paid off.-hlajor J. Arneed (son of Elias de ply affected fora considerable time afterwards, as his comp. Alumna has been prevented from visiting the ROYAL Bruce Arnaud, Esq. of Portsmouth), and Major Craig, did During the whole unfortunate servic anions e, the unfortunate men be- -1 DoLit within the last few days, owing to the fall which to join the Staff of the Field Marshal Hemmed, went bayed in a becoming m . , ',het Royal. Monism had. in her Garden at Frogniore. passengers. aaner. The female (Roberts) was seated in the gallery. where she was attended by , . Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, Sir Arms: Putman, at this port, Is ordered or be T a l i te ted Araeb fae tte, 15, se C i o n ptal . • religious for persons ot her own sea. ' ran, Sir HANDY Hatroan,.Dr. Manslicriast„ Mr. Tuesday afternoon , the Doke of York steam vessel t the conclusion of the sermon the culprits left the molt, and Mr. SIMPOOh, were in attendance at la fine . urge powerful vessel) was dispatched from this condemned pew. White taking the lead ; be walked tland-house. Tney remained in consultation about ' .. part, by Mr. Casher. agoutis the] ompany. wish; a mail unsteadily; and limo Were he got to thadoor of the , hour, ,„,.. ° when Sir Huya ir H aLros , and D r , macmi• an d gars for Lisbon. It is minspeted Aro mole Chapel be put oa a for cap, as if unconscious oferhat i e arn. kft. Sir Asrcav Comma remained some time will m a i vie Tra ns so-morro w in erm li t . *Nib be wets doing. . . • Sir Hatiii Mumble returned again in about vessel (probably the George the Fourth) is amieibtall, "It I" war 66 . 411 " 1 ".Ms ea, the infonaut' mum was . et on ; So Aarrie Comma was i n a t ten d ance aga i n a t fo ur . : ' hour, but remained but a a b or t time. Oohed by his wife, awl afterwards by his by atisattlasilast ' t° sail bolero as the " d astallsal k relates et th W e ease Writs were glee added to 11l loterfleir. .. Ise:lock. A mes s e nger was sent to the KUM for Lisboa, Calif . and Gibraltar., after the Captain Aitch The Clio, 18, esolls arrived fre F a k= lELD SPORTS FOR JANUARY. --If onsurtation of the Medical G en tl e m en , w i t h t h e re po r t ham tn . & • • e, and remains the oaly shop at -. o p-. NM the state of the R OYAL D oes . Th e i r general re- In the h arkatn .,_v• /dory, Asia, Ch Sybille, a llen eer, Sap. Open to the enquirers was , a Hi s R OYAL HUNS ll Els has phires ColoMbine, Wolfs &aches, Clinker, t rocker, 12°M 11411 ANNALS of MIMEO, FOR JANUARY, 1827. j pawed another restless night, and is no better:* "Pinson se bear age due it was aine, Arrow, ficarlift. And, akar sere MINI Mae, k will be einem, iln the latter part of the past week. the Princesses .roast 11, le„ Peemeh of the ININI, Is reams eel at the Aad dun dee Nes, by whams dtvlia, Inman and Viceoaus cad to leggin after the wee of Coatimeathm. ea earth theism= woe hem b ea r s. 4.i health of his ROYAL Hionessia. The Rovaa. Doss TM WakiStele Cbilib Wu% lac 22121 . 1 0 was "a" "wish Y ana yet, me surreys le tbese . threglits we bear, . esperienced some alleviations of his sufferings your. at see. ea die lids 111“. Is lat. S. a1..1840. ail wags bend. No ee1 .,. 0 elleatibe maim of ear We; Cammeander lard War PEP; a 16 newaide ill 1 0 " 0 "0 4 "Ova See are bemset,hookbfel, swill of ewe, day, and on Saturday, by some refreshing sleep at dif• th . rask s t c qu i a g usseisaw Lied Vin so n beseire, et the - Panes se envy and the foes to strife. l ferent intervals. Pailaseeloo Me sank et Ceensaskr, awl oppiated te reamed The he years cone and se, we shall mot tat The personal appearance of his ROYAL HIONNEAS shat WSJ Lord 1111111ain Seetell,et the Phietael,te be Lienemeat 216 smear, that we Aare thorniest at..., • has, as must be expected, andergoee a great change for of tor; Mr ' Y. 1114 of tie 211/61ge, to he a Licateeate Nee cheesed sbeetoter dim feas r eal pal et Mr, view liemmenatt i ne mi lk orpiment be the Artedmeottee The raider clasp es that we live she tees: .. the worse, be b e i ng amas i ng l y re d uced. Lemma Whites, Invalided ; 11. a ilespierd, et the Cambrian, Assia,lbea, hail we, Spertsiesa, the lkw nor, . .. We received information last night, that Ma 2 -- ROYAL te be Ikettiont of the Rees, vire I..leetemen Wyman greased to Nor dump mown that Jetwarry's ken 1 , *Gil Eases Physicians, at a consultation yesterday, the lieverve.-Lieweaeot D. Edwards to eamenaad the Pickle; - re of opinio n t h at a ll rat i ona l h of the recover uwalisau Pam "' nu " the Phicen " beet' S. Petra w The pursuit of the grouse, it is well known, cease in their Pat ient were at an en d ; and anExpress was sen t cum arid Me Mytoe De tteheemere), blO6ll M 940111•6. December, and the business of the fowling-piece may Imo c On 21 .1 411 “. =Peru now be said to .be on the wane. Partridges, however, 1 _in the afternoon, by Sir Amer Cowan, to the metal ets "ante *shier A __, are still fair game; but, unless in places where they '1,., two, at Windsor, to inform his &UNITY of the ma Captain Heart Bu:irclier Nis ' ' I. °nib" t° Cillailliallik..."' have been but little disturbed, they will not soffer the kncboly tidings , 4 • . g 5. tht tbstrantate IfseoblEsbetant at Semisoft Crab. sw t atelli Corddia. 10, is eriesaisdemed at atathgas, by cur a r e approach of the sportsman. Partridges have been LATEST INTELLIGENCE • • Owes 2 . & jail liikiniaP-Ikatoshats maimed sad Atha I found in great abundance, as we have observed in for- The answer given to our inquiries this day, at two Mr. Atehwee, Servos; sad Mr. Wiliael Name, Naar. are MOT numbers; more were killed than usual, yet more .., 'clock, at Rutland House, was-" That his RocaL aPP°l = °l 7 r em , " B u m f of Gasper% late el the Itanillhes. le than usual will be left at the close of the season, which, Hinneass had passed a quiet Light, and consinaml amositoet Arent et Trumpets. we need hardly observe, is the close of this month, or, at • much the same as yesterday." -- some persons interpret it, the Ist of February. THE EXECUTIONS TO-MORROW. Therseason for the pursuit of the pheasant closes at NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. --.....- the period already mentioned. These birds have, is . . .........,..._ Charles Thomas White is the ton of a master coach- many places, been slaughtered by hundreds in the way : CORI, Danonsa St maker, who, for thirty years, lived in great tespectabi- o f lialle-shooting, and many hundreds more will fall it Arrived the No. 2, H ero i ne ye 14 fins p orts . lily in Bloomsbury. and died nine years ago, kering a the same wholesale way during the present month. A . . th, to take troops to Lisbon. Wind S.X. widow with an income of about SOW. per annum, and mach wiles and better plan than was formerly followed, •' ' Psvnewra, Oar. so, Wind N. and so, Wlae N.N.W _ an only child, the subject of t h e p resent notice. The to respect to th e propagation of these beautiful birds, i Mid the Omen, W a y by e N ee , ii hmii ., hided; ad ; L" boy, from too great indulgence, w as a s p o il e d c hild ; h as b een l ate l y a d opte d i s many p l aces, an d will, as Mereery, Hamsters, t rees St. Ehrhart. sad though he always expressed the almost affection doubt, become general. The male bird, which was unit Posussans, bac. no and St.-Wiwi N.W.-Arrived the for his widowed mother, yet he frequently occasioned formly marked for indiscriminate destruction (under the . Sekstba,_, lkdowis. from Heenersentani the eh shhati "eke co much severe maternal sorrow. He was a pp rent i ce d to m i sta k en id es that the female would be sure to find s .1 1 40941.1 tetratlenered is the (lip s of Also arrievd, she as s Myl es . as, t ire Se. blinked's; sad the : CklaWki" inIMPOIrt, %CM* a ul d,,,, f a Lam, A. si. Lawrence time. He commenced as a bookseller in Holborn, some the proportion of one male to three females, which is w orenepert ewes nem to ra/tie esda. time ago, and his mother supplied him with sikasey to it should be. We pointed out, in the very commence. . . Deal., Dar. 50.-"Wisa • 14 .w."-Stateim. the SettPkatt gams , stock his shop. In the early part of lan year, bebecame meat of our Annals, the thoughtless impropriety oi . ' • ftwa Leaden fer Janda ; labels, Paeans, star 6reasda; tad . .'several enters. quainted with a young . woman, whose friends are shooting all the cock-pheaunu which came width • nee.stwwveine W. by N.-Iteweh b . the ort g a lon , g m& f rom respectable, and after four interviews only, he married reach; the same subject has been repeatedly noticec .N.I" IhriL t sad the follawat eatwant beanie, via.- The Lars, bee, and settled upon her an annuity of sixty-five during the progress of our work. and we are extremely , fee Vatrateiso; Thaws. Thilialue, for Hensel: " pounds per annum, with the interest of two thousand happy to see our ideas on the subject about to be gene •''' ~ Della, tot 'Prosser MINION" Line, tut Vera Gus • Jona, let Si. i„, i , ; ar,4 Hap . c m . ~. tile medium ' _ pounds ; one moiety of which was ad vance d by hi s ra ll y a d opted. • lesemewn4 tuned ha ir an san t & mother, and the other by ter friends. The union W oo d coc k s , o f which the present season bat scarcely - -.--- proved an unhappy one, and, through want of economy affisrded an averse number will continue to aurae 7, ' The affectionate conduct of the Highest Personage he and attention , the busmen was not very successful ._ the of the shooter ; and the same might equally iii: • • *arias raii hometelle owee nd so ! ANN?. .be Inane in waft of money : his m o the r s upplied b e app li ca bl e to sn i pes. . i re ealiterial s . arpleme spieride. - . ' . t•U bis itottoor, in the earl y pared last - . whb above LOOK daring the past year, and he Counstua will continue in fashion. Innumerous hare „ tatoompmeed he ihoserr ft bait bad2ool. more* any time if he had applied have long yielded to the long-dogs, and thousands moo *aim me ember of sae m i en- ite fan. and no adequate mod* appears to have will fall before eaten implores the cour*r to hale his 4 ag 'W I ' whose estrow palliest, iiminemesse would Not tabled for the commission of the heinous crime of bounds and suspend his halloo, as there is no legal perioc Mk s,;,_ ' / snireebtien wee. r"" . • which he has bum convicted . The mother and wife for the cessation ot this favourite and more th an eve , t. N. _ . {..natioataott contiastecto ge ass fawner .. ill the bllltoffl asst, line his apprebeesioe, have am popular recreation. Hares, in the early part of tin ' . f atemeMots sepeat thee hie Leilehts will lbw* ' • It' - he d o d a a mi s s own of a mmo ,. bees area fr i endly hems, as account of the wife's MAO% did not ran well. A neighbour of ours, with i . . . W itt 4 llllraohlroll .1 1i 1 taws ea Friday fee offottlat bleat of his besband. lee did not visit brace of greyhounds, killed thirteen brace in succession ens ell* father, Atr,lessee Ilkonas, is Dob r ie w• basis laccessfmeamse Isy. tea days after the charge a pretty decided proof that the hares must run ill, a • , hie. Moder Setae-ore.Kag Id. sown on aletorda , was sad ell% enskenteate breach has been the dogs remarkably well-both may, probably, be tin . «resit MOD, Marquis of tweitimeot his weakest owe W y widened-10 esoseileeoco of White havint ot c- case; Isla, most assuredly, the greyhounds of oar ac , • 4438 e ft the Dial. made Geer hi:property to his . quaiataace were capital one,. all BATlthaet Sesived is DOM yestanim' • he eeilme see kw frees Ilistetstaa Si La* His delis ding so was very considerate--his mother Them barriers , to speak generally, which we have at e , tier Ilia. .. ea/ embed him with tbepropeity originally, and hia marled have been eminently successful. The days of new wo 4 Li wiles selliteMets worweelinent t 3 maintain bee in a *bids they have hunted have frequently been r Deter Last Mlle, ebb make reseelba, ' Ifeeslea:gillse, • &Me iNdipasillool4 puvisig the past west, the wire bte for iit very aufavourable atmospheric influence, ant' i 1, i f . • . a • • ' ' - ko -- 4. ...... . . ... ~ . . ,I,