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frim - Evam 1.3 4 LONDON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY S. 1829. cailigulas Day.—Bamar _ems Bats, . . .1/ 1 1iiiiik Irbil 00. T 4 1 70 O'CLOCK. ads. s pet. Bds.l•l6,sp • 7'. Der 0.0.4011: •-- • Do-Aect. 101 1111..Opsig. • Pastes. Db. SpC. ).1)orillells.1)101. . Do Aut. Ai :11041411. -101 • Pn05.130045.5 p 10S $ll4lOlO 144%. Rass.Bda 10 4 4 s p Ct. Ao* pc. Do. keet.lPTi - 1/slilleaktaleiSpCell Spaniali -Pi Se O.S • tin** AND FOILZION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. 11111,111 M rAss. SS • 00 Colosibisa 100 071 ,D 44014 11leskas 4O 'l.l . 45 641 64 11 - Ii At.'alatilionr this formes ma isolved; by Express, *.4lo4,4s:fkine and Awned do &Sold of Satinday.— ~I.Tho following ate extracts: . r PROM ?RR QLloilD4R l i4iPiliiii Sias • 4 : FRANKFORT. i insl.lll.' * • 1 5 ' We have received to-day letters.fsems Lemberg, say. t St, that Since the strivalof severateoeriers at Warsaw, • from..Bl..Petersburgh, the Grand''Dtike Constantine . . displays the greatest activity for thit,turkilisatio. n of the Polish army,. which is ii;ell organ* at present.. The - destination of this army gives various conjectures. ' • We learti host Vienna that the reppet is circulated there, that Qovettiment have received- dispatches from Constantinople. tel.t: ve to the Motet . presented sucsese sively to the Reis Effendi by the lesiAsial Intertbuncio.' Baron ateolels, begging of the Porte to listen to the favourable propositions id, Austria, item.; and. Eng land, to re-establish peace with Rossi& It is added ' that the contents of these dispatchei are nut of a name to destroy all hopes of peace. FROM TUB JOURNAL DRS DZSATS. FRONTIERS OF TUREKY Jammer . /S. A report 'rereads at Jsssy of a Congress going to take place . atWarsaw, in a hicha'.l.the Eutopean Powers 'still take an active part in the question of Turkey; . and it is assured that Count Pablen will be sent these • from the Rossi in head quarter?. Nothing at consequence in the Peers or the Chamber of Deputies. Isms Fusns.—Tbree per Cents. 75 45. We have received Paris apers of Friday and Smut day's date. Neither the foreign nor the domestic intel ligence in these Papers is of any importance, and does not on the who'se call for any partially remark. Es tracts will be found in our hoot page. • By the Dutch Mail we Dave receivad this morning the C••ntinenul. Papers to .a late date: then contents •posscis very hide interest: The winter appears to have set iu with encommon severitl in the North of Europe. We subjoin* less extiaci.: 11A111BULLGII. JAN. 27. ' Donee Hall. Four o'clock. Fetich were dull yesterday. but bore tinovened to-day. Aus trian Bank Shares come nearly ate per oink: hatter from Vienna, henna risen Men 1.09 g to 1,101: Thin iiikrwas occasioned by a report that the French and English Antblkalnys were already on • thew way to tonstuntinuple. . littb on London are doing.—Discount Ul per cent. money. End of January: *E j , '99 ' Anglo' Danish Lnan, 3 per Cent. An g lo itysaiau . • Ilaniburgh llas.ian Loan • Anglo Prussian Loan of lute . • Austrian limit Shares AIIOUIAD usnLtx, Jan. U. . In the interior of Russia the cold is from 2Sdeg. to 30 deg. • (ikattime blend chi; winter is reamed one of the most severe. . MOSCOW, Jam 1 (13). 1 4 WC have received the melancholy sews that Gen. Cunt* Pas . kewitsch Orivansbt is in of a bad fever and that his bfe is in dm. See. A antler who has arrived here fever. Mount Caucasus says; that on the 29th October (tOth Nov.) the cold lit thole alantries was ill Seg. so that all the riven were cowed with thick ice•in tweaty-fteur boors. and the coulter was able to walk over. acid draw . his bausge after him on a small siedge."..../Icre (at Baba) die cold U very severe, the thermometer being at • CRACOW, JAMAIW 12. • - Within these few days the news has hem spread here that the Sensed Russian Grand Army, under the command of Field liar., abel the Count of Oaten Sachem, has received orders to march to tbe Southern Produces of the R 11,460 Prenitaces.w-Jimadieste Parn, Amster, 27. TI FL IS, Decassegti . 24. Nothing important has passed in the Turkish froatiers since out hat communication. The success of that Russian arms la the was against Persia has made au advantagsmag Impression during the pee. seat w.r as the marauding tribe* wiisinve on the vile el the Cam emus: they are perfectly quiet. kol slow themselves mitreemaly wen di.pined towards us. On the line .ty tho Caucasus General illatenan mei bas gained fresh adirantaiislivec tin inemmaineers. We have sews from Tamis to cif ad Cit tieennber.. On the' 14th 04. the Miekster of Russia nedlledies Abbe. *On the take of Fum e and the happy retain of tie Roagitor to St. Pmersburgli, who news his Highness baud with mutt pleasure. Oa the Ugh' the-Kesel/a Minister, the Olken alba itlkesioa, and the Pruden: subjects who. are at Taterill meet 'of_ are Amadeus, 'es, sandaled in the Anemias' Clintreia.to 4 . thanks to • Heaven for the brilliant successes of the Rbasian meek This ceremony was enhoFehted by the deStei of brat, tubleli en hardly ever beard ss hiabonsetan comities. The Minister Ocrevattis gave a dhinitr, and in the evening the Gmtgian carenesseny was illuminated according to the Oriental custom; the. display of fire.wurks and Sting of muskets eentiesed ilitt iq the flight, malt was• curious to see the Readmit merchants, erred et wham had been Janis. series, mingle with the crowd and share the general joy. Nett day Abbas Mina, desiring to show the Onset he felt in the glory of nor Mionek, invited our Minister and dal Gentkmetsbeluaging to the Mission to dinner. This entertainment was succeeded by verities releiriogs mid repnemtations in the Eastern fashion, anti tale ermine Was closed with a brilliant display of firt.works.— Jeered ete el fWersboorsk, Jen. 17. ROTTIIRDAM, Jest. 2s. Hii klajeates•frigate Repel, is to be ready for sea by Ist Feb. tom lOU Rase Indies. It will be commanded by Captain 'imas, and take on beard Mr. Vanden Dodds, the . Governor Getendo—.D.SA Arai, Jae. 31. BUCHAREST, Jas. 5.• Noddies new has occurred since the Nat mail, and nos.. *mho% the report of the Turks having lately appeared near Tearnal•Millear is felt here of a general passing of the pambe..t- Pnidast Olken lately inked say, that immense prepaid!** ate pollee is Russia for the opening of the campaign. The typing.' lam Meted is censequence of the severe seldrdigrowisse Jjkilerin, lan. IL • • 1.102 ail - CITY. Twu.ve O'CLCICE. The Coma mutat appears to be at the eilvasteu, as Omsk oposetithis 'minim at Lat which pcbe iber.roluaio biro. not,. the market bolds% up. • . k b 44 Au/4 *aid' 'will ►e of i very favour _ _ A rerWardiat able dasailwiaii.lpseilie, and will iisemiso Qat& Nino:iparks. Oar urtrals tW aioraisig are see at art magaiwale. They lurk. from Madrid, of the lltii•Of January, that an Ate. triad Ulcer arrived thee with dispatch's! from Me Governmeet to Coact Bavinve, Austrian Ambassador there. Tbe Omet im. mediately departed for Cadiz,. Mare Id was to embark on beard an Auesiao frigate; en a secret Weise. • They write from Lisbon, that two Engflab brigs enteral the Taps, when an eitraordinary Cooed! Me kid at Qualms •tbe following' day. Part of tie squadron for the Awes. to in. tempt the Ponegeeee refugees. who salted ineffyispooelt. Ad the dispamble troops received orders. with a guinelv7 01 artillery to proceed to the awn, In the directice of Ceram It was re ported that the Marquis of Casavas,Viscountifeastas, and ?dam Auxins are going to be Ministers. - .Treaty Priests were landed, and have been sent to prison. FROM OUR CITY OOKRIMPOWDRIT. . • C ITY. • H A LltePA ST ON IC O'CLOCK. An Istraordinary Ambassador is ping to proceed from thi country to Coostantinepte. The name of the individual elected. by Government for this. high and !important mission, is eamseetad . with some ofourvotedest achievements In our footsie wars, and who wUI be bailed by ibe country it large whit* t, and re. Sect equal credit to the heart' and choice of our . 'iehr'7. tisse Pre. 'mar, to renal into action and honourable situation . ' tenon whom et 'affair of the kw," de li cate nears hal c placed fee • lesc..few yues le obscerilf. ' • The Censol market stilt keeps on the rise; bevy were does the early part of the morning at Pk, and Rave sued improved es at width peke they may be gestates prelion. • • * Accounts from* Gibraltar of the Illth ult. state, that the Go. Street be ordered a Public thanksgiving. On the lids all public Aaces aid amusement. would be opened; and on the 17th nil. of Health would be vented. . • In the Feats Market nothing doing. • . QUARTER PAST TWO O'CLOCK • Coos& 1174. aka:lately buyers and sellers. .:~~. ~ ~J •~. I . ki"' - - ti r. 4 • • • 777 . • • .T ' • STA K. THE ARMY. Detachments hekmeing to the depots of the itsi, Slat, 41it, 44ds, and 48th s of Foot. arrived ea Friday at Cbothins, from fibornclife. and Deal. The services of these men not be ing required with ;heir . respective Regiments, and being as voluntwen for other Corps, they have been sent to Chatham, to be otherwise disposed of. The depot of the 111th Regiment of Foot arrived on Friday at Chatham Barracks, from Harwich. • NAVAL INTELLIUENCS. mAus A... Tonne I—Matiriaid_ll—Gietioey and Jersey I..—lldland I—France I—Flanders 1. The Clyde. Scott, him Ilambay, arrived at Liverpool, sailed 17th September. The likkinseir, Swan, from Toway to Venice. Ind the Palm beam. Miller, from Ont. to Butte:dant ran ou shore near Car thageneun the 15th okinso, and suppose would be Dim., Jaeumie Sl.-6Wind• N - ErArrived from London the Royal Admiral, Wilson, for India; Elsa, for NSW South 'Wales; and Betray, Duthie, for Seville. Arrived the Aodronsoche, Hun ter, from Munroe; Bpd Jackeon..Jackson, from Demerara. Fee. 1.—N.8. by 11 . . Poassnouto i - Pam 1. -- wind N R.—Arrived the Maria, Re. bens, from Ja maica. Sailed the Earl St. Vincent, Hodson, he St. Mary's. • • Ptenotrri, Jan. 51.--Wind It —Arrived the Christian. Maims front St. Michael's; Lady Emma,Beever, from Lilting; Red the At" Cummins, fruit. Terceira. Sailed the James Cropper. Vary, with' Portuguese emigrants, Fa tadoosit, Jul. 30.—Wand 14—Arrived the Swift, Paul, from St Michael's; and Juno. Ball, from Trkete. Sailed the Mercory. Over. fin Cadre; Jane, Serraltifor Terceira; and Duke of ilad , borough packer. for Lisbon. Ceuta, Jas. 31. —Arriemithe Slisir, Spurge°, from Cephalonia; dubs". Howes, and Lebanon, Blake. from Malaga. .Leraamme., Jae. 10.—Arrived the Cambrian, Airy, and Jarsake. Clammes s feem Pernambuco; Harmony, Misty, and Mann,,—, Amin 'Maranhorn; Waren% Run. Was Demerara ; Treaty, Wylie , from Carthagelia; Martha, Snow, Cannia, Whitney, and Mamie% Patten, from New Orleans • Ugktberpr y Taubeer, Tamerlane Joltiness, Globe, Se*, Globe, Pidick, Sarah, ifagtort; Othello , Tucker, and Avis. Women, from Savannah; John Marsh, itkin, Arnold Weds, Hull, Crowed, ...., Seneca, Chase Ceres, Blan chard. and Hercules. Coevals, from Charleston; Hercules, Lae, greet Virginia; Jellies, Almon, from Newfonotiland; Phenix, Weeks, from id.hon ; .Ikuvideuce. —, from Oporto / and Abu, OH, (rum Trieste. ptom Tug.. HANPSHIRI TALI:GRAPH, By the' last amounts from the Coast of Africa we learn that asdetty in the trioNc of slaves is 0111014 -119 'Mt as am, and that at present it la mainly supp..rted by 'Spanish capitalism. Very re gently two feluccas and-a brig, all well manned and armed, had ar rived on the coast from Barcelona, and were to praised, when loaded, for the llavanuah. In addition to which there is a frigate built ship, mounsnig tweini.foor long guns, and capable of carry ing twelve hundred slaves, In the Bight of Biafra. Of the= Majesty's ship.Sybihe bits hnortbation, and it is koped the modems will intercept sterna. The Animism were perfectly ogle. and were encouraging a brisk trade in : gold dun end liory through tiagic•country, he eicharigr fur !whirls they took arms,lutlery, and . 4 . 2.. . :3 1 4: 1 4 al w ti ss eln at of r lcnglhh ernando zmi t f he actu i zTbe Stn. i C u aNale an riesti, 'was oil the Gallium; the ' North Sear, Captain Arabia, is On ber passage to Builland,,intt has premotiely necrosis the Atlantis. The Volage. '8 gunk, Captain Seymour, was at lino laneiro.an Bel 13th November; and iras to leave for England in a few days; ibe has 700,000 (hallos on beard, On merehants! accoont r and may fie bonely'eapected. ... , ': Gnat reductions are to take place immediately in•ehe 'Civil De- pertinent of the Navy. Three Commissioner. of the Navy will tense . and fifteen anise are 111 be reduced. The power of the Cein;troUer of the Nan I. to be extended. and to assimilate to that Zd by the Master Gemini of the Ordnance in his Delia . nment • a i ne of the Consolls.ioners is to superit.to tad tile' Financial De:, giManion4 is a rispounble a cuuntant. lissluctious will also take . limps le the Victualling ONce. , . .... ... Theldwde gif IN' Admiralty ;have notified that arrangement' begi been . inao:e in that part of the Royal Naval College,in this inakeyard (hitherto eschastvaly appeupriand to the mordents In larval areWtectme). lur air waling . solder certain• regalatiena, a espy of which may be :obtained on !indication to Ike • Asintiralti, the mvana of inatroction• nu sciaitahe subject,, f miected with die naval service s to twenty-four conanussioned thlsre of the navy. Their studies will be directed by the alb s Moor, 1,14 bums. ' The large roam in the building wW be aliktred to t hem, and the smaller one to tin; pr.sairt sooting in narbiarebitectere. I.k...ibe Littera iehom term of apprenticeship egssiera.in. A liso ... there remain its. It is understood that not any ether indocemeot will be held out by the Adnuraity for Oasis lunar; . for such rostructiois - dims that of affording to them gratabdas means 4 acquiring maculae luievensige. They ire um total& in the dock. yard. . . .4 . .. . o: ' • Too Shannon. 46, Captain Clement, sailed on ,Tbereday, for Jamaica. The Arrow and 'Spinster cutters arrived ea lOW ay from a _ . croi.e. This mornbig sailed Me Cracker cotter en a mike. __ _ . _ _ The Naiad, el 46 gone, ortisted &sr immediate emersoission. ..Cumnais.iuner WiMhw SIAM has•been promoted to the rank ei ales Admiral, n dle tithed Sat, fur his zealous sod haiscsnais risaiict during a lung period at service. • He takes his rank 'sill Abe next to dear A‘eiral Sandford Tatham, basing been *We Captain in the same year (1761). We are glad to hear that the terms offered by ()overflown to settkra in the new colony in he Swan Riser are so regarded by capitalists as to induce many to embark In the Speculation: The alacrity which prevails among Individuals of this crass, in . preparing to depart lee this rettlement, has no ptecedent. in any barmier op. poetuntty for emigration. Abu) , highly respectable, and, indeed, disdngutshed individuals, whose names we have learnt, are eagerly engaged In forming parties cm a large scale to emigrate thither.— Captain Stirling, the Governstrot the colimy, will embark in a few days on board .thePatmelia. and pro ships will sad shortly with ' freight and passengers for that cleatinatfost. Thi. day the Ktiso field a Citoneil at Windsor Cattle, at which the beads- at the apreelS4 thii Lane Cosaspanwaas, wit► w►ich Pallansent wdl be •upward owThersday wen, were sub. mined for his Noreares approval During the fa►t throe, weeks there base been no let. thaa nine Cabinet Cseeci iseld.at the Yerelign Office, and three, meetings of the Privy Council. . . . . THE KING. ike e • •. Wooed% Faa 1.--Hos•Ainal - rs Suite and a yew tiors-of thi Royal Household 'moiled Divine Levice tisk forenoon, at St. George's Chapel. The Marquis of Mscow, arrived at the Castle this: day at twenty minutes 'lselin. three o'clock., and was shot thy afterwards int, oduced to the presence of his MA JESTY. with *how he had an audience of considetable duratiiin; The N +le Marquis had refreshments at the Castle, and departed again at bait after lour. Yesterday Count MINIMS atoieed at the Cattle as twelve o'clock, had an audience s f his MAJESTY. and left it three for his residence. • . - His MAJNSTY will hold a Council to•nscatow. at two o'clock, at which his Grace the Duke of NONTIIUSINEN; LAND is expected to be present. All the Members ss dine with the KIND. Hii MAJESTY will not gn to Lon don this. week. We are, however. rejoiced to state Oa he remains ip.a ()caret state of health. COURT CIRCULAR. The young Queen of PonTUOAL has been enpfined loiter apartment, at bet t tame at La chain, during the past week, by a severe cold. rbe Marchioness de.Pausuta Ma been several dines to Lalebans, to ,quire after the hearth of !Kr MAICATT. Lord FaANCIS LIVISOPI Uowza (ectetery of State ilegllarimil) arrived hi town at a late heur on 'Friday tight, front Dab.r order to be ream at the Meeting of Parliament. His 'Lalldeleflad an interview on Saturday both with the Duke . Wskaininton and with Mr. Sea entry Put.. Summonses %sere issued on Friday evening far the holding a Cabinet Council, at the. Foreign Mice. an the following day. The Ministers accordingly assembled about balf.post thr.l eidett as Saturday afternoon, and remained in deliberatiest till half past al: ceelocli.The *hole of the Cabinet Ministers were resor t The Earl of WasragouaLerio arrived• in too n ves t terdayareat Brighton, and in the evening bad an interview witli the Doge of .Wattaisevea. • • . • Monsieur Baitatuote; ice Sottish Ministerohe Mar► quis of Semmes,' and Viscount Dint.vu.ta, visited the Date of Visu.utomst yesterday. The Marquis de RISINDE (late Ambauadnr tops's. the Emperor of &AUL to the Court of Vienna) had a brag hair. view on Thursday with Lord HOLLAND. '- Count de 4OLTILI4 the aes.i,h %Miter. attired it town at a Lste hour on Thursday night front Daustark. . •• L or a MA RT ' ift 4 .1.1011 !u s frenetic./ Irf.ra his ►ecent wirers ttion. and has come to town from hi. seat near Windsor. Ills Lordship paid a daft yesterday to the Duke of Witu.snexon. _ _ EMI EJATHUIIIIT, Lend WALL ACC. and Lord Beit.se, transacted business on Securely with Viscount hlm.vis.La at the Admiralty. Dispatches were sent of nn Saturday night by a King'. Messenger from the Rani of Minium for the Bight Hon. CANSUIO also frees &r GUMMI MIIIIRAT for Sir Famseame•Assaw. the Lord High Commissioner of the lonia. Isles • and from Viscount Mel VILLI for Sir PULTILIIIT P 11•11.00131, the Commander of the British Naval Force in the Mediterranean. The LORD CHAIIIIIIILAIN ibCOnfille,llo his resiJeuce in Grosvenor-noars by a Bt of thr soot. Tne Irish Papers are mistaken in their announce. 'Dent that Major Gaze son of Rad Gam was to be on! of the Aklea.do.Camp of the Puke of Noarninainnuasna. The appoint. mint was acted, but declined. The Duke of BILDIWID. Eitl GARY on I the Eat! of Lavoitaaackare nat expected in town till a fortnight after the meeting of ftiainent. In the Court of King's Bench - on . Thursday. Mt. insets Pnaerent took the Oaths and the Declaration required by tie late Acts, be hawing been appolute4 to the Vice of Clerk ef the Ordnance. The successor to Sit EDWARD WIRT in tie Joaticeabip el Donsbny,.ia said to be Mr. Cameo% of the Cue, Bench Dar. A new Commission for. the County Palatine of Lat Meter is about to issue, et the head of which Sir Jena Summer has ban pieced, at the 'sprees Desire of the Kino. A female residing at Einti. manic! Euznarres Wuin. completed Ira inoth 'year on Tuesday last ; she rettd.444 the aunt peasessino of all her fuel ies: The beautiful lake in 13:enheim Petit, a few dais age, melientail a very novel sppearance; from the **verity of the frost, =vend persons were actively employed, for days together, la wheelini gravel over the ratenelve piece of frozen Water. into the pleasere-gArdens at the opposite aide. Dispatches have been trceived at the Fineir Office. from Nur. Sveavvese Ceinsure, dated at Naples OA thr 17th rust. lie arrived there from Malta on the 14th. The Russian and French Plenipotentiaries were also there. • The arrival. at Ltserportron Ft stlay and Saturday last. ware extremely mangrove. Neatly forty square.rigged yawls arrived treat foreign parts; besides a great number coastwise. and from Ireland. Nese of the arrivals ftom abroad has brought *ay' =telligence of interest. ... • The hisrtlats WELLESLIST, 'Marchioness WELLULEIr. Mb. Cason. and Sit RICHARD HoaTta bay.: innahved. front &. 'anises-mare. to Slt . Alasettar's house, in the Regent's Park. Saturday the Glee Club held their Fourth Meeting for t►e season. at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. The per formances were conducted by Mr. LISTS and Mr. Hawes. t►IR 83USIN, the• Treasurer, presided In the absence of Mr. Geop . eaares, occasioned by indispoiltion. Lord CollaY and Lord Ctt•e are mentioned as'the probable Mover sod Seconder of the Address to the Kuso. In the Hones of Coeunosti, out the opening of the Session on Thursday . • next. Accounts from Terceira state the arrival of the fir.t division of the Portuguese refugees at that Wand. The refuges,' have in many instanceselailed the vigilance of Ministers. engaging American vessels. The voyage being a legal one. the Yankee Cap tain have engaged to deliver them safe at Terceira: with one ell.- ception. which they seem to treat as near to an impossibility. tear en English ship at war should Interfere to prevent them, in which case they are prepared to haul down the American colour% and let the respeciive Governments settle the affair. kite (;race the Da‘e of BUCCLIUCII has let all the new leases of his tenants in Langboint district to per cent. below t the old rents. A calculation has been made that 15,006.001, litho I.icauts In • 'Wilted consume slam as Many rotten geode' as 311.000.000 of inhabitants in Pram,. • ihtltaltToll, JAN. 31.—We regret to observe that dm here, under the Arm of Lathatai andMogerideit, irks this stern* repotted as bavisitigiis mopped payntem.— hum ildsortiat. • . • Wednesday Joust Gaoaos Pout, eldest son and,tigig sf Sir Was. Paw, Baru having completed his Silt year. his day was celebrated at Colston. In the presence of at leas who had congregated from Mi. tier. 4444 parishe s,-. rr i eles sold that the number. was still greater. Two fat Ulg wets toasted whole on we spit. each of ittbkh noble weighed nearly Shy score. They 'Were &tamed amongst MA persisceoesetbet with ale bugs ads of October may beer, el: et eider. and 1,100 wheaten Mies. Twenty-me camas were die: charged et. sawrise, and a Medlar Cumber at the close of the days- The Cies* Chroosicis. The Colubseum, in the Regent's Park. has been a oelleotly wen attended during the past week. The noble Pans. Nola of London. the Conservateeies, the Swiss Cottage. and the sing isms Waterfall, when they are compete, will net only be gba'Wenders, but the Lime of the Metropolis. during the season. Inibeir way to and from the Colosseum, the 'token are often in: emod to view the scenic beauties at the Diorama in the Regent's Park also. The annual dinners, in honour of his MAJESTY'S Ac asisstoo to the Throne. was held on Thursday at eke Bush Iwy maims, pennant to pienc notice ; wawa about me of tke priadpal Gentians= and yeomen of the 100 anna an manna dinner (cuasistiog at every fineemen) with their preemie. Sir Jam Omen presidill. Mimed by lib Neat% Colonel Woos, M.P. was Iliad their stations ready to the meat and - satisfactioo of the company. After the removal cloth a variety of loyal teams, sentiments . , and sengs,. west off wink much glee and good hauteur—they were away 'Maim Colmasi Sumaron, Colonel Foamier, Captain Becwo f Illieedenn • Snanous, Sauer, Home, Barium, HoLoava, and ahem. Soren' of the conga were eaciated in a style that Would byre dor to profes.ienal singers; among the best were—" Gm save King"-o." Rule nritannia"--" The King, Om bless him r &c. coocioding with that old colic favourite " Mutton a little Wife, r Ti.elf is CUM kilt little prospect of his MA3III being able to opal the approaching Session of Pad' i - I meat n person,. • FIRE IN I -DRVRY•LANE ON S4TURD, • PURTURR PARTICULARS. • The smoke was seen issuing horn the front by some persons who were passing, wbo gsse an imme. lately, and the inmates rushed out as - possible. Information of the flue was forwarded strict office, and the sitting MAgistraie (M.. I l on hearing the circumstance, immediately dies the. officers in atteod4nce to proceed at once .spol sad. render every assist once. The flames *hit greet fury fora shout time, but in about west completely got under. The filenien then ,Ft.,irs. sod on entering the second floor hoot room, first object thAt arrested their attention was the a child, abut'• fiVe years of age, lying c.n a bed and Almost to a cinder. • On further search. they dt near the bed - the 'body of a boy, about eight age,,burnt-in a most shocking manner. The rentaire s unfortunate children were conveyed to the' polic•hnuse, in Feather s-court. and placed in penis the second floor of the house was occurs man and his wile nan.ed Pet kin., and that •hout .o clock the wife went win, Wears the children . ep in the room, in uhich there.was a file. It is • .that the clisltlren were playing with the h. ,eaught their clothes. The'M. ther, is'ho was ifs vegnancy. was so agttatej on heating the children asinauffar ap• -Wilt labour. . a i dill 1111111$1111 head.. ♦ Imre hodividua AO to Deem ciaidseiso r ib Ikast rat gisibiNi quick - 1 44. i t DAY. - , - • - cEDINB • vim, Re 7: 14• . .,:: ..- ... d i . tin g. Wed 7 oe CH sly. of - 'there it wu next da d th Bo w . The anxiety to obtai . Basks was exceedin . • HALL*, • d ismissal of Dr. Mu • netted 4 . the most obliging m CC to oi l to the utmost ex ises t ood ot. About half put sit b olt t. 01 • young then,_consi n Weal up in the area, and • . • room, A s erase, which of cour w body./ found necessary to • sad b og% „. serve order. But this. locow y ed- e ff ect from that inten II ear s ar , . .. they met with,concei r Feathers. e:dieser ,may title to admission of force, the young • • shed bile od li b L y i t . r • they had Dearly. sue - . ,and broke a good de DUI !live% ' 'dither side of the entr rep Inc kel • The Police were in fa- ' "Pi' a e4l end several hart blow re, %hack The Lord Provost was a ' lance d 74 glad to HT re with a • late of bee hooting. of the obstre gd on o ions epithets . ailie :Small, the Col lasted from half past • i • an end _was at once'. en - onatt k place •st - ... ptofessor Christison, w , kt ' d oe to i b m .. that he bad arranged ' Ake 4 R ai , . . of about fifty at a rim Mr. limos s • ranter for their good co loud cheers, and inim he 4 4404. , inossit rea . . • they hatprevioinly m t what Wow .., was given to admit t lad moved& sr. body of Burke, and of themselves of theoppoi ild pla ca rd s . by aside of A correspondent, wh 1 number of individuals eratioadiall A.- room, at various perils. amount to 68 per minu , Duke In , x ~ what we really believe amid opts $. would vary little. distil, : tl, whin tis t• the doors were open, t of the trady, t scuty4our thousand. hearing ll* the murderer , tir Labour.' . • bNi hatisroci y ig i eou o : opshissr"-. : ! „ , : d riKee to star 4nr : '' Oillitit vii ir i fir pt io s na oo -O A N o r g i s tu r Public attention has • e s O c d ri h n i es s general your your Grace to be a:together owed. • t'wi'ts 1.. , • however, with a phi!. - r Ovation's 6 ')sties manifested by hi lin to which . awl 4 ~,,. , which he was placed, • 4 tit. dim .i : .• Algae wasiorn in t a ter thrin. rt • Tisane, in Ireland, in your Gras . school, he was distin . . .. tat prune cleanly, active, good 1.. ,R. r erm A e d et • • tents were strict Catholi • es, fist they Of 4 . Presbyteriin Clergy *ikon wit . for a considerable time. iv d sleeve Minister to a Gentleman i 1 rethicli tin • mint he remained for se moil s etc." 1 He subsequently tried u. he continued only for S .. • came. a listen-weaver, b clti.e applicatiors that w ~t this p ooe ly.p a id, i r k eee'ent of • listed in the Donegal mi V ie ' the I ethcer as his servant, and r ;he pr r• /. hialielf with fi delity and . ritr . nearly • h e osat tied a worn .11 ill 11 'e 11 7 tt l ansi *ter seven years se "all: T , e banded, and he went h 'fief wa. di obtained the 6 e or chiaire "Off. OR. -. 1 serr.-nt to a gentleman in Or the At» , . remained three years. i., ' t t s e l . : a , e , i g i pen i r:b n is u: hog sl i i i :1 7 t ' , S c n ii tl e an bu d b . 'e a ci n ueil d :W IT these for woman M•Dougal, who him, deserted her parent tached herself to him, pa the same ) miliely Cll doting the last ten years I applause , Burke treated her a i•h belle Mom. her as his wife; and that ecouiseaf hors in return. ey . u holly , being reduced to mu 1 war Kt a- Burke and 114Diugal lod tined with house, and during his its eIITICtLIAIs. b dy was sold by Hare a t, had the this I.oont his career of is 'mare, to 1 The pi Ice of the body • nJ a Ostia- a woman, lint) Hates de i. She.was elboli !" herlaudy: He and H a t t. twelec or thirteen times d are sweet. , a; test they were detected. :mint. -1- 1 . N• 4 sing can eaceed t .r alter as . brooded crut-Ity, end calcu label: she ato tits; and if the organs nd she does : nectar's he not frund in rut aes de• loos as if no stigmas were *ISO she ' which he had p erri• 11.4 . st for the P 111,1201,41 is the 11114 she: song, tan. elements Aord prii . rcip be governs such a char..ctet as that b, II reseies‘d, st icing manna-. We have itiws to de weftwment of the bead r• Lot *their t a iesicrJ phrenologi•t from lot a or/ saccei f ale Coibt 01 the head a such to:tbe M. Jo- ph after the esecu ti apples e. with a medical Gentleman r. Commit The head was lather Amos le hbure*l The mobile lobe of. the bi s laboinisg Organs of Dedructiseness. 'at tram his Sitivevie)s, was vet y latge; ' le night d tkeplai, the shod presentee ;Oed to MIL lone was semai kably thin. ciliated*" wt Amativeness, was log evatheltaft is sane respects, his Tui pow him--- else abuses of this propen and the' eh' into koihita which ter mined' is Ball eget The organs of Self esteem at as save the . deTeloped. It is mentions niers at this •• walks, that Sett-esteem a &lend 18 0 grand elements of Selfish's ilia Morn- . Mutt in which the intellect mumebakis' The following is the metier ',after, dote f Circumference of the Wad mg Lttlitolis Nom ,be occipital sgioe to love 1 . p res eaca; From the air to *Wit blditidell, sniquill,l , fr"s om l i ts::: tows, a . Phil filled; Illa From ditto us Ireasidre;.......: e, seemed is ' Woes ditto to Ventreadan •• • I Irons ditto to INmeelostimti;a;; .. A ., t f ew 1 Prose Destreativemes to Deans ' "'' ~.„ . i Wens Candsemse tis Cardamum all WI 4 1 .1 w ' *QUI Idesere to IdelllitY . red tw. taw :3 Fran iterydridesemif•si by the AP . , i Pesos item so Seerir Ac Tr i t • • ' from Consliadivaness ee Combed MEETING CF SILK WEAVERS. • • • • S lord ty night, Meeting of Weavers to..k the Duke id Giouce•ter, Bethnal-green-a the Purpose of Malting the recemary strangavneme relative *rude; rinchildn, 10 morrow, to lita clots tist. Duke asuorun. and to hear a Memorial to Me •-• 7 road. Mr, Moctorr,took the Chair. Mi. GARLAND hiaLly approved of*, One 111/111111 10 , ktat thought it due to:the,rmik of his Grace for a jirevious goo to wait sport Mai. for the purpose of ascertaining sar would suit his convenience to receive dean Alumnae!, sod 'lgesahtilooio that street:. s' Mr. *Doge thought, as the Meeting was called and posted to tea: area, it would be impolitic to change the peoetealing. •Mr. J. lioness moved, a.' an amends not, that as alienates 'take plate in their arrangtorross. • • Mr. Bestows aecooded the oosendinent. Mr. Lamas was of opinion. that even supposing the *apt there toreieive them, their deploraiik appearance atm e /octets of avarice itself. A lung debate &Wooed; • Uniersdimirot war carried. • Idir.'Ga SLAMS stated that is addition is the blue lag of It. crape banners, with white letters. on a black. lessitisa, beating following inscriptions. were prepared to accompany the 1 4 - - a. was also the model uta, town without reed or dames*. .. % Victims of Free Trade"..—‘ lkitish 'Att4aalts r.duced :atite m"—" British Silk Trade ruined by Forvigts. Competition' ‘ Free Trade and pauperism"—• We wish to live by nor The Withal.) was then lead. ant liras in erect.... a. To his (ir .er the Dukt Of WeLLIJIGT.M, 14e 114. "'flat your lenvorialists present tbetvikle. s !white under circumstances of the must trying desctiption, 'boured fur a considerable p-rlod under many -ewer. which Our 11lemorialiats attribute to the competition _ they have heist thrown, in Coon-gurney of the introduction reign wrought silks, :hereby superseding the donned labour, sad depriving thaw of the means of subsistence selves apd families. 4 Your Memorialists slat not presume to dictate to your any pgnicular mode or relief for the existing distress. there are 'upwards of 7,000 looms out of employ, the only partially employed, sad working at smelt low wages, cannot obtain she commosissecessaries of life. • -'• *Your Measoci.lisv hope that your Grace, n conjunction i lds Majesty's Ministers, will adopt soca measures ag v ilhent hams the wretched esti - unmerited condition under Laat Sim* pbced. And your Memorialists, as in duty bound, The reading of the Memorial gave gerieral iatisfactiuo. 711=Mlesel •••.' . THE g1i403 THEATRE.... •—ws-- . 'Satire** eight was lied for the costlier* the season at this Theatre. It 'ire' not till aft int* tided. in the bills tot the begintriag tr;he fossoance that she doors were opened; tier- For • Mt le quartets nr an hour afterwards was there that these would be any performance et all. audience.however, remained iranquil until the , bison to play the ovesture,.and then cries of 4. lays e. heard, and several voices oalled loudly for . oager. No notice was taken of these roakifestati dis , atisfaction ; the orchestra went on with their lest. and fisiisted it, though nobody could distil! mete in tie midst of the nth • e that f recalled. Tim eau cus of the Opera was enti ely lost from sause; - but the malcontents, who Pet e cumpat in number', were overwhelmed by the general applause .which berst forth on the cuts ante of Mademoiselle TICE.LLI. Some feeble et.rts mere made. in the evening to renew the inters uption, but the! faded. The Opera si cted for the occasion sass's La Ddmota del Lego, sad it wa , . pesfsni. lea• ability and success. Mademoiselle MosTscet.t.t,, ,oho made her brit appearance horn' part of Hasa allotted toiler. She is a, fine wornal assd , well formed, with handsome features end • discus -voice. Her first air, " Oh, niattuliiii quieted the discord of tl a house in a moment, warmly applauded throughout; her tones and her - action was ezpressive sod becoming'. Madame l'ssanoar appeared. fot the first Nalco/sr (ramie. She coma Anse. Pet is, . •liked established ',considerable re( s'asion. and, •undoobted e lasosiess great tafeht. Her fi t weal wave4l7 Id Tor the tples.chd stile in etectued aid she Wks " A ssn .encored spiriteJ, and excellet.t` 111111401 f in which she 4411.4- pore Her Voice is posesfisl, and "be with great skill. 'She was esoiredin,tly well acid willkoodoubtedlY. be a valuable acqui items totapany. -- StglicriDostip.t.t, who appeiredlor time also, is Isceiiisetrias Peri,. He did not so finmidable librfkrick . 44", but be .sung much pleasure - of irk house, whurewarded him with Wirthisk he is likely to continue a favourite. filled the part of liittplinstes On entering the Mudd bills spread over it, stating that he was %MM.." is severe cafes:llml affection," but that anxiety hot, to disapp. int the Amite ou the . its opening, he would attempt the part assigned 1k went thrdughit i oot of course ea be would if be bad enjoyed perfect health, but, never in a triode which reflected great credit mime The- Opera was altogether well supported, and quisite music in which it abounds produced its on the audience. At its conclusion, "Gun , Kier was sung, after which the new performers . theatre were led forward, and received the tasteful plisse df the b. use, particularly Mademoiselle cau.t. Anew ballet followed, entitled LaSeseureashekis which IL CV ore made his appearance again, Pi" -- years &basica; as did Mademoiselle Peones .The house was 0 course gratified by their ' and they bounded and twirled with all their; agility and dexterity. The house was well atter the first half hour of the performance, be entirely satisfied. - The " stalls," we observed, occupied the rows of the pit; Init as they had not been all ordinary frequenter s of the pit were allowed such seats i as were not marked.us engaged-by ing of a card to.the back of Ahem. • . .