Star. — London, England, 1826-02-27 00:00:00

• .7Ht Attidt ktefllitS ‘ Livejoliii4 the idils Yank tbe last les hap.._ " lisa detechnseat of _the let Gooftas .11" 1 6 101, 4, Ain too, willassetly ralleired by a detacisimMarehann and ' Lamm, . 1 1400 Me. *sat to prosteed tb Ireland, nod MB ceeded by the ids Light Dragoons. Friday the 86th Rellatelot oterdted lieu' Hansa Chadians Barracks. . . Detachments belonging to the Regiment .1 Dreiremi, 1 4, PA, 351 b, 4115 1. 4 Aks 54th, Sash, 1ath, 71.4 94th Regiments of Foot, and the Sass ladle Coonpany'r mnbarked on the 20th instant, on board the Treaty iantb s fair• the ybamea, and disembarked on Saturday te,,ou route to join their respective corps and 2. 7, - ;Q:lTilsedren rf tho•id (Royal North Bricaii) Regiment .IDlmimogaiepestarcd to march, on the 28th instant, from re and tyro sqoadrous of the same caps are ordered to thi , 2 4 And 3d of neat mouth, froth Norwich to Liverpool,where !Po l .will, umbra, on the lath, 90th, and filet of March, and tlllbffk for. Dublin. Tyr"! eqyadrons of timid (the King's Owe) Regiment of Light Drapons,which are stationed at Newcastle, have received orders to march on the 3d and 4th of nest month, and will, together with - one squadren of che came corps, quartered at Carlisle, arrive at Portpatrick on the 14th and 15th of March, and em bark to ponaghadee. Saturday morning the 24 battalion of Coldstream Guards marched from Windsor for London; they are succeeded by the Mt 'battalion of the id Regime n t of Foot Giants, which ar eived.at .three o'clock. - • ' • lontan.Aft, No. Sao . , • , waft-ernes, Om 6, MS. htvingliohCiliglat proper — revise:and amend the regulations under which alloorancoi are . made to Clergymin for the peiforinance of Divine Service to the troops hi Great Britain and Ircland;*l Ina the hum* to acquaint yam therewith, and that the Mai hin . )seio pleased to order, that from the Mk of December last, , r enlreollowantes shall he made to Clergymen •ON the above dit ty{, ache "it !Wier clerical duties, according to the following - roles, Nh.. " If the number of mops is so great that they cannot be accom modated during Divine Service with the parishioners, and the Oergyrnan has consequently to perform a separate se rvice, the allegiance to be made to him for that serv:ce will he one guinea ; edit be has to perform two or more separate err vices the allow ance for the first Service will he one guinea, and fur each follow ing service, fifteen shillings. If be also "visie the sick and read prayers to the convalescents he will receive live shillings per week, when the distance be.has to go does not exceed one mile—seven shillings per week when it din not Ached three miles—and ten shillings per week, when the digitftate is treater. If the . number of troops is so small that they can attend at Church with the parishioners, the Clergyman bas, of course, no claim to retrifineratlon; In the shape of an allowance for the per &imams of Divine Service; but u he will hays to visit the sick, and to read prayers to the convalescents, he will receive allow ances for 'those duties at the rates, and according to the rule above-mentioned. I have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient bumble servant, (Signed) W. MERRY. Meer Commanding Regiment of MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, PIM. 24, 1826. 4th Regiment 0 Light Dragoons--Lieutenant Charlie P. Ainslie, frsnr the balf.pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Lewis. who eathangesireceiving the difference..' lab `Ditu4- - Cottlet Berkeley Wodehouse to be Lieutenant, by pnr thase.i'vitlelAalet; promoted; Francis lit`Namara, Gent. to be (tomtit, by Orcbase. vice Wodekouse, 14th Dltt ' Wilintm* Maxwell to be Lieutenant, by pu cka*, like Raker4torisoted; Charles Abbott, Gent. to be ' Comet, brpurcbase;iice 'Maxwell. tbthitegitnent of Iroot—William Wickham Drake, Gent. to be Maod; by ptarthase, vice May, promoted. Blat Ditto...andp Henry Evans to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted ; 'Thomas Pearson, Gent. to be En- ilgn, by purchase, vice Evans. 55th Ditto—S.,muel P. Bowes, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mills, promoted. The Ditto—Ensign* William Serjeantson Dalton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Woedvrard, promoted in the Seth Foot; Henry Tristram Beresford, Gest. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dalton. tatb Tinto—George Thompson, Gent. to be Ensign, by perching, vita Price, pionioted. .1 , vt. 7 . .e. Ire IMATTACIIII6 • Major Warner Wratenra Higgins, from thiliti Wit Diettigne, to be Lieutenant-Colonel of infantry, by * ebb Liehgn-' Want-ColonelCharles Sumer, who retires; Co tratnedette & perir4 ma in, from the 75th Foot, to be Major . by purchase. To be Captains of Infantry, by purshase—Lketalant Maria &Ostia Malet, (runs the sib light Dragoons; LiastesmoColin Alexander Campbell, from the Slat Foot. To be Lieutenant of latently, by purebare—Ensign Chutes May, from the Sikh Pbot. The undermentioned °jeers have bees allowed to dispose of their halt.ipay s Cape Mar k O'sulllvan.ll y ads. 411 Irish Brigade ; Ma pwitalph Sere (tiesieitiot-Mhalipsy a the York Foal ' keen ; .Captabs Jahn Pal san Milhasho. haW-pay of the 4711 Foot; Lieutenant Mahon lisrstord, heifer et the tidth Poet. Costraisakuss signed by this Lord LienUallet sst OS County of Janus Maebralre. and John Sonar, gal& rbt Deputy U... tenants. Regieovnt if Berwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry—Cornet Joseph Move to be Captain, Mee Ray. meowed ; Cornet David Mine to AA Liestiosatoioe Bruce, _ ; Th omas Grieve, Gent, to be Cement, yke Home ; obn Wilson, Gem. to be ditto, vice MEW ; Mark Cockburn. Geot. to be Surgeon, vice Landeli. The Freeholders of the county of Edinburgh, and the merchants of Glasgow, have resolved to petition against the abolition of small Notes in Scotland. Saturday the cenotaph erected to the memory of her late loyal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTII of Co. wing, in at. George's Chapel, Windsor. was opened to the public. It is understood to be the intention of Government to assemble the entire Volunteer Yeomanry force of the kingdom. fp; eight days' exercise and for inspection, in the coarse. or the present year.; and that, while so as; sesibied. tin Imp= shall native pay. at the rate of 7s. *44 af4P-14b Oita as Jacl'etorare• bfr..HiNefigifrem the Treasury, was at the Bank on riatPslasi t iad Us close conference for more than two hours with some of the Directors. No doubt was enter tained that his visit related to the moat eligible mode of giving assistance to the mercantile and trading interest of the countri,n measure which the Bank is strongly urged by the Goveriment at this moment to undertace. , The proposition of Ministers is understood to be, that they will, in the*. event of compliance, engage that the Bask shall be repaid such a portion of the debt owed by theßsovernmeot as will cover the advances actually made tio the merchants. The Directors, oa their part, are said toretlathe measure very strenuously, as wholly at war ianed with the principles on which they think the busi ness tit theeswronstiest ought to be condocted. Another nt)jectioll stamid- has been the state.of the 11W ' as it now st.sads, -merding principal and factor. If goods' are pled by a party who is not the real owner, and a principal naconseeted with the transaction afterward: claims them, his right coald not be impugned, -and the Bank might in such case be exposed to very serious lows. The Directors, therefore, require either it gua • ante, against them,. or a suspension of the existing laiis - R paships both. -impeder is meet the objections started the merchants. lb the disclosure of their affAirs, which must take plate if the communication- is direct with the Bank, twoCotianiseionen are proposed to be appointed, sworn to secrecy, who will investigate the grounds of the application, and sign an order on the Bank for the amount required. By one o'clock the streets, particularly the market place, aad Mill.street , were crowded with the operatives —women as well as men. Every eye eras direct .• towards the London road, in expectation that the m would bring some satisfactory news of the result of Mr. Ellice's motion. Hair -past Me *Tina, _ The horn of the London Mail as just heard, and th is a general rush to meet it. As the, coach pAssed along the street the exclamations of the people were loud and numerous I—." We shall now have SOMv news one way or the other," observed one; whilst another remarked, 4 8 There's one fate in those bags," pointing to the mail-bags on the roof of the coach in the front of the guard. The mail stopped at the Macclesfield Arms Hotel, and appeared to be well laden.. It was soon surrounded, and from three to four thousand people speedily occupied the fur row causeway of the street, entering into Jordan Gate. The most impatient expectation was ma nifested by the assembled thousands, and it was not long before the intelligence was announced of the debate upon Mr. Ellice's motion being postponed w the following day. The Mayor (who returned from London yesterday), the Rev. Mr. Cruttenden, and Wm. J•ihnson, Esq. the Magistrates, were upon the spot. On the departure of the mail, in its way to Manchester, the multitude began to diapers slowly and silently, but with evident disappointment on their countenances. The patience of the people is beyond all praise. I should estimate that at least 7000 people were assembled in the market-stieet and Mill-street. The advertisement read by Mr. Huskisson certainly appeared in the Mae eleettld Courier, at the time mentioned. SILK MANUFACTURES AT LYONS. It ippean by the following extract from the Gazette of Lyons, that the manufacturers of that City are at present in distress as well as our own ;:•.The numerous failures which have happened of late, the very unsatis factory news received from America, have•thrown our commerce into stagnation. It is affirmed that the failure of Messrs. Damn and Roger has been attended with prejudice to a great number of manufacturer' of our city. Purchasers, however, are beginning to arrive, and ,we are in hopes that.coasmerce will soon recover from a stagnation which is beginning to alarm us ; the work ' Sag class in particular is in a real stare of suffering.. manufacturers of ribands, which • establishing Lyons, promise to naturalise .oess equal to that of the towns elusively pursued- - ` The city ofLyobs, which is manufactures in. FMCS, has, by lat i •n cf, bciatB S P 9 ceding yeir. tils'polnlatieo families, occupying MOO, houses. workshops, or factories, for the its branches, is 8;528, and the: to 20,161... The quantity d workshops increased somewhat in the came mer by 381, and the latter hon. ot:N 0,4 144' -!. - MEETING OF SURGEONS.). 'W .1 O Saturday night a public Meeting_ of the General Practitioners of Surgery was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present state of the profession, and the propriety of an immediate application to Parliament, in consequence of the expiration of the Apothecaries' Act of last Session in August next. Mr. HAYS'S said, in last Session application was made to Parliament by the Apothecaries for an amendment of the Act, introducing a clause into the Bill that the mode of remnneratieg apothecaries should undergo a change. The Bill was ultimately passed without the insertion of the clause. The public generally thought that apothecaries were only anxious, by sending in quantities of medicine, to fill their own pockets without regard to the health of their patients. He was anxious to do away such an impression, which was altogether, unfounded. He thementered into a long detail of the ' various penalties to which apothecaries were subject, in the event of their refusal to compound a prescription, and the other giievances of which they complained —. He alluded to the number of ignorant persons who are allowed to practise in cases of midwifery, and expressed a hope that the Legislature would institute an inquiry as to the competency of such persons,and concluded by requesting their attention to the Resolutions which would be carried on wilt moderation, and while they exercised the vigour of the bow, they would d :claim the venom of the shafts Mr. Lou moved the first Resolution to this effect— That the surgeon-apothecary is the sole medical attend ant of a large majority of the poorer glasses of England, and the public welfare required they should hale a iikeral education. That the object of .55 Geo. 111. had OK been attained, hart that a number of unexperienced persons were still allowed to - practise, &c. I - This mai car m was simadtd by Mr. Moss, and after a Lang pa aulidast, ried. :ea destrßaselieldw, t with the Chainnaes state raseite betas emend, soli it was silti ilatalY alirftler=tailiene di abject. l The Marquii and March the'of" iIA smear still unittnau bees! at Spitbead. 1 kiiiitidew leek blower* eta fortnight en beard. •;•,, •,1 • • The French MA &Inv arrive yesterday at the Fo reign -94m as it.havbeen 24011SCIMitti to do for a num . her ofwv ; tblct Prnieta for‘itsjuture avi eel beige changed to 140 fy, so Op; Ate publicjosincss may be tiansacted tie the Sabbath . , ekeepf . yhat is peremptory.' The first bankruptCy enter Brighton hap -1 shoes-Ow yeieteigii-imeng the banlisupeo stock went& (of, fhiferas bundred'pair pf Cpjnmens Bilis, low and *beat so that the ave business. tM I toed& &bad ; Magpies, spin capital Meeting fop A Glee dor ran Cop, ._ Won Ily'lllr. kriseall's M.oa, beatirg Lord Malyweiti MetallMai *he *ashlar: lice erten Stakes seas Melded by Mrs Cripeelbent, to* Mr. 's Caste.— The Ashdown Stakes were was by BM BlrdCtlj ot. The Matches wom wrryy ousiessats. The groat Mlp i4osiq dr lfit teen's gretbitadolgiat fully Mooed at the last Newmarket Costdoe' Mom &team beat Mr. Sea* Stembewer's lea, ifte M tartiwier}ler.. . .llif , tog limey beat Mr. Bdwords' s Zetrobia, Indorse die , seittepstates for aged dep. His dog Blackbird bear Mr. Edward's &Ate ;Ids Beverley beat Mr, POW, Major a and his lifers*, laya;, Mr. Merest's Benjamlo. At same mpg, Admiral ilo*, Mr hen Kr: Dyes bajihno ; Me dot Unditundet htb r. Syer's !lave. Mr. lye?. Rrinloe' beat Mr. Young's V and woo Übe swoltsedof for puppies. . i , • BOXING. • • :sae: Rougb Robin sod an Iriihnum nulled DoTleaaLliiit _UR other day near Dablio, when Robin milled the l'athusder elf.lbead, though Doyle made a good stead spina superior *demi. A:Praise battle a most cowardly attack was made by Doyle widish *bad au the victor and his second, Reynolds, whom tb,y Milkettrodilakreated in a brutal manner. Robin, however, got tbeltake-money. CiAMR. , . • His Qrace the Duke of Buckingham remind, e n v . - . a select party of fashionable. at his qtagoilicent e)andon' :" , where the sports of the field were lamed dosing t$ bie - ' 1 • days of the shooting memo, with peettliar sat, by Mine el ilaelirst titled shots is the kingdom, including the Marquis et ClemVaiL who was very sueemsful. High encoolume were pupal, 46 Op keeper, Cobden, as when he tool the manor, two years Id, bas Surely barren of game. The following wai the result el the 11l &lye open : Days. Pheasant. Hares. Pate. Moeda . Rabbits. 1 IT 17 0 0 101 $ 54 53 0 O ; 133 3 63 107 .. 0 re .1 0* as 4 , 03 17 0 • 0 ' 141 3 SI 53. • 0 0 • • • 141 37 66 0 0 • i 13 36 36 0 'O7 ''' .. .., .44 1$ 60 ' e . .. 0.• .: • {.4. IS 19 15 0 I , i .- SI $9 63 0 0 24 30 34 0 . . 9,,4•.•,'. at 46 • ° .# a k II 164 ..owl Tecii,4,ll.. : . .- - ~ 18 11110111/==aall 4,- ....- ; - ~-.24ilinak t• - ' ••. •ii e Wednesday night Usk paper mill, near Adinburgh, was burnt to the 'rolled. The fire. commend about nine o'clock, and, aided by "thigh wind,regasHitrionsly till twelve, when every thing that etittidloppq fuel to it was destroyed. Ins lofr, where the pakrjOi.in Tro pes' of drying, there were 1,560. getout of-Pifalls which reunited one L sheet of . fi re. 31aenewas ens** house, mei!, , directed t's prevent the spread-4 re flames .4 adjoining remanent.. Two eoacb•watkt are close Messrs. M 4 ftuer'i buildings, and one ' if them, that or Mr. Burns, was actually on fi:e at one time, but was ,saved with little injury. Mein half-put nine the walls began to fall in, and by teti o'clott all danger was at end, but the engines contirrned to play soitte time longer. Wednesday, a fire broke out in the parish Chards, Itotbethatn, which for time assumed an ilarming ap pearanee, and 'did considerable dwarage before it was got under. It is supposed to have originated hi conse quence of sense workmen, who were working on the leads of the Church, leaving a fire in what they call a fize pan, while'at dinner. Of the five points proposed by Xing Itaten,2oo years ago, to the Kirk of Scotland, as a step towards pro- ducing uniformity it i h the Church of England, one is now admitted in the practice of Presbyseriaw Ministers, , viz. the baptizing of children at home. Wi t h respect to the other four articles, the reception of the Sacrament kneeling, the administration of the Sacrament is the sick in the private houses, Episcopal Confirmation, •and the observance of holidays, the two Chinches remain as little agreed as before. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, PIIIIIIIIART 47. The supplies in the former part of last. week were small, owing to the high winds; but towards the close of the week, the wind having abated, several vessels got up, with a supply of moat sorts of Grain for this day's market. Prime Wheat ales. maimed. the attention of the milers, and hardly maintains last week's prices; other sorts are very dull, and is. to is. per quarter cheaper. Barley may be reported is. per quarter lower. Is Beath and Teas there is no alteration in the valor, but both mil way henviipk;,- , There a very dull trade for Oats, and unless items* of good. Pilaw, hat week's prices we not maintained. The Pt.., trade* elem. dvely heavy, and expected lower: " ""*•'i r: ' '" • Wheat, Reg, new, 50. 648. 1 1 44 -111 P _Se& dab • • 01d,810.11115. • llee/M,llllllll,llww, 425. 4111. White, new, 110 s. .....pookkdOei Mo. • • - old 84s. 711. Os. 4111. Barley, sea. 34c old, 589. 42a. Malting, 40s. 45a. I Oats, Peed, new, as. 1146. Peas, Grey, 11008, 45e. 1 .411h: old, 00s. 00s.: ' Oki. 4 014 dist - A P.olood , IlliWraso.olls. Maple, 1511, - 84o: 454:1 we. Old, 2110.205. tt ie , new, Us. White, new, 40s. 46a. did, 00s. 005. old, 405. 454. 4,96011, 30c 321. Boilers, IW e Ms. Ms. Floor, parfack, 50e. 600. of 445. 50s. Seconds 804 13.. • aIiIIaVALIII LAY? Wheat, British, qn. 4,478 Peas, qrs. Barley 5;14* Irish (Tate Malt : . 15.491 Foreign Oats Qaßs 11,157 Foreign Earley 1,419 English Flour, *dm ' ' SMITHFIELD MA RH ET, Amnia, 27. Oar market is au the decline, and Reef iv flip nd, per atone cheap* than oat last market-dap, the' Seem Oita' not exceeding 4s. dd. to 4s. itd..perLattosea-aad the market is dull for interior Rents at sa. to Is. -per stone. Then is it aimiker decline in the hiuttOn trade. the prime South flown and 'other Sae Sheep not hac ki es awe thin 4t. N. to 411;104: pee aunt 1 anaipioe Kentish awd Leicester Wethers hailer 4s. 2d. to. taAigier'*oo, In do testier Sheep the market is 41 I at.sl. Ed. to. 4e. per atone. The Veal trade vessel toierabil Ikiaa;nt denirtn. 441. per cede, accord ing to z l ; aod Lodi *re is IMAM, to notioc...-Boasti l . 9,956 ; 19 0 110; Pigs, 90 ; 111. Beef, Si. to 4r atone ; Moine, Sa. ad. to It. tot Veal, Se. td to te. dd. Pork, as. to Ss. 64.-Hay per load, At is. to .84 las. id. Clever, JO 105. to XS ; Straw, £1 145. to Atl ias. -424 ....-.. 910 T 57115 • ' • a • . . . ... . . • • •••••e .. , 0 , 7-.1t.„....«±;•.!;•._ ,i•svastsige zl — , . --.• ::-.-..r...;t•Via . . . •• , . ft •PA Snit:MAl= ISTIMUGUIC/V:1 1 3‘. ) .: - :... - - z ' l ' ill igelalln ig a . "AIL"' ' t-.. . ---4.11 / 1 1111:111"erliZa1111111.* *----s- v-,•:: c•• •k, • .• •-•,t ..1 ...,,, vionsimr- .t , h • ."- 4 ) I . •••• t '1 ". 0 1 10.4 .? 7 '' r : . if: i Le' Y 014 .: •; .... A ; .. . ./ , ...:*" b"7 6 . 11 9 1 rnr : 46 # .: ler , . - . ' • - ....,' H ' Jii . N. T 1 N 41_., r. 0411r1021.48L1i 4114,4fif131(11Nrs ,Itus vegt glifffs : „ CPI ttzate qubscsims gess : ;e: . .ei# PRI l e, Itig-hounlie l ysivi orlWOWMiii, hilt Mei .%)." , - ins. tivisesso. .f : 5,.. ':: , Oil • lips, di Nee , tea flay*,eVoy tot ri te ...a Yttpxig s ..gija.•& 4ggp at *in. ' '•Raiitt Ifilthitiiiiktot Loidetilik's Reif, IC Mite' . &EV %dap le v fitob() . ... I* 'to all the - Wirers .of 71, - l i g v : ' r ' s ' • • v---7- . , "Int itilltorrow,pt W 4 044 isuiskiiitli Camases of Charirdlll 4 l Cud Pan!, avreodia 4ol . l " starvatioo. The creels)* tot Ass . ' Of the Inistiable '' "'' ' ' • ''''' - ' ' ' ' I,ooe will be sac Countess of Tantervilles Rom, Groseemooesuare, .. *prime( those put of **ploy. is incessant throughout' 2 1 -_,_• " 16 ; 141.11614 " 1 " 10 " I "4-64144nat.th• Do 11 . • , , Mn . Fraser 's Coetert,• Fork -street, . 441, • d • and-tie Frain ,if 1/Ct4: 1 .. r . " oirl_ ellio Reneildi to VIUMIIIMAY. . dm dey, and at night the Visits of the little ones ektend ' Thi n sti c h l " tu rri r ozTafv , mt . Ak - - - / _I, t o. s Reda Marchieoess Dowager et Salisbury's Root, Areogtell ! strest. to-400st every house in'. the town, where tFore is any and osi Bstgrdapat Mthry W" : " It 4.. 3'. • -. , , -. .1 1 , 114 , ....p ..• in lot ,P. i l i t , 7 131.8 4 16 . 11 / 2144. ad, and Th iAd e l ii ti d Y e w. L e ft " Dou t i s likegaill iaes tord ' parliamentary Dimmer, at die a o r i e tsi .n oilid . fprobt . _bill id ty_ . _ of tht ._ elstaining reliefL. ken . • • -gotta itiUo.T.,,,e) .).,...sr s macciests! smug i0ga . ey ,,... .01 ninety silk tti1111; Hu Marjory's !Jai-binds UNT Mk AVOITTUTIO4I, at the Ma l y employ's Service, Admiralty. TillyiEDAT. Crusty smack, at The Countess of Fasces Rein, Hill-strset. at midsummer last upwards of x*v,ooo spindles siert Hooralme Heath, Mot hoe• a imp. shaektiast turday morning at - 714136. Y, in full work; at present there are not more,than teoo awt, , a i W t ill agui 4 lirki _r._ vi ti l l ia ....W; ag y 141 : 1 t:l i c s a i r rps and depots. Countess of Charleville's Rout. or 8,000 !. and all this inordinate reduction is exclwire rim ' " hour sad . 14 mu. emu date welkin %es. is) Regiment of Hon. Mrs. Hope's' Ilik Dticliese-strislit. Penland-place. Annum* Pain Oseastoo Merrosiirs-Ttes:tetebtated Meet of the weavers and others emplOyed in distinct branches b ute d g, t days, mi d t igi l ed v d ew e meat. Wit dtsispie of dogs t, from Ipswich ; • • ••' -. Willear. • . • . -. red to mirth on Dowager Mmtleosess of iladisbory's atisseressOrse. 'of the silk trade! for the Cup, *MA Was Won by' Mr. ikiscall's Okada. heal _ _ ~ . • - - - Liverpool,whers which are establishing at two marks high; Inifol entrags,hon*T l TZVlV well as that industry with a sues dna/inning-home, and !several other' .. . :+ en the is which hitherto have ex- largerwater tvheel;slitNnafillept goingoins t iostli burnt. of industry." About nine o'clock .es Thunsday .sights 'a fire s the chief seat of the silk broke out is the woritabopi aild'watehimidisiolqWessrs. by the last mesas,, a ppm? Pitifteer,- Wrightt 'hint 11_ 00 '• 'nf . VrtlinntirfOthanan- 0. more _than in .the pre- street, Cl ;hit s...,tatei - sil4,,gmenive 'its- so is divided into 36;827 leneetlfunstnatt - all - the neigfibititeheemkamed large ng , Souses. ' The bungler of fiery flakes were 4hvassisitte * great distance among the le silt hfitniflattere„in all adjoining woods-yards, - The whole fire depaqment was number oflo.uni unseats immediately iti motion,' btlt befbre.literrtlits'te l f it was workshops and looms hair evident that the premises wherethe'firchi4o4at could arm of ims par, the u for- he saved, and the exertions of the:fireme n were y e) y ... . 077. t „ ; .,, ~,„,x l . 4y directed t's prevent the spread-41hr flames tsedit *ore, ins" legiarards flitifillsaa I howl !eight! ,bresChlt: rs) rII •0. There havelecn gesenteel, 1.9 too HOG. Of C$ is oat; 201 , ',Letit ion s for Irriva to till 19 fewer than were" presented last year, an le 'timber presented in the Session of 1824 ; sout the House it is considered that there is i Ise quantity of private Pairliamentary business KING'S THEATRE. A nutoetOnLindielbett attended on Saturday night to , witness the prodocter of Teobaldo ed bonnet, an Opera which has beiti 'Very popular on the Continent, and in which Signer Vet Lett wished to make his debut in London. The. winsic is by Mous.Accni, a nati , e of Perugia; and the following is an outline of the plo:: bees . Signor Cessna. Tliseatile Values. • Erman* . Poavo. Garai& Davuti. • /ashes Nadas. Bantu. amnia Canatrs, Clewed Trews/keg. seine years after the marriage of his ticeesis fal rival Baionsnd erefikesberg, revenged himself by murdering the object of his own former affections, and by false witnesses at. tributed the crime to her husband; who, with Deed& ant Ms stangie, the fruit of his guise, was cessequently banished from Minis. pursued by th:s hawed of their powerful enemy, Chstshentia dies in elite, while heed& swears to extirpate the race of their' foe t under the assnased name of the warrior Seger,* he revisits Minis ; meantime glued had died, but without dis. closing his gent, and his brother Erase* believes that Bohtmond and his son and daughter have perished. Traheide becomes ena moured of a maiden, and finding access to the garden where she walks, repeats the tender romance by singing, by which she first at tracted his notice • they declare to each o th er their mutual affection, and be too late diseoversin her Mims, the niece of Cowed. A war breaking out between the Prince of Mimi. and a neighbouring State, Ermene falls into the enemy's power, but i s r e s cue d by t h e valour of Thsbalds, who turns the fortune of the add. The Opera commences with a tournament in celebration of this victory, and Ersteno sanctions the hopes of the lovers. Bahratanit arrives with his warriors, seeking reveoge : be visits the tombs of his wife and daughter: Trobaldo repairs also to this solitary spot to reflect on his distressin: situation; be is recognised by .his father to *whom he confesses his love ; Biminsond. displaying the blood-stained dagger of the assassin, Onsnwl, urges him to revenge. In the wood act Teebe/do announces by letter to baying his real name and quality: Boerne/id and his warriors engage with the followers of the Tree bergs under the Command of Gerold% son of Emma : to rescue his father, Trobaldo kills Gerd*. and, rushing into the Plane, entreats /seise to end his sufferings with the yet reeking sword. She for- i gives him, but dismisses him frees her presence. He reaches the exterior of the Palaer—it is night—all is hushed, and he gives vent to the emotions of km, remorse, and despair—he hears from within the wady known romance, which meals his former hopes of ; joy. His father Is already a prlsoner—Tsikeide joins him—ail hope is lost. and diet are about to end their miseries by the sword, when baling rushes between them, She has interceded with, Erasmus—. has represented the sufferings of IMenwied—all is forgiven and the lovers are United. There is great scope for dramatic effect in these situations, and the composer has best succeeded in de picting the tender and mournful recollections of past , joys. The more brilliant parts of - the Opera bear strong resemblince to the Crociala Vet.r.trres acting" was exquisite • his scam, Nolte Terribile; Mas . raptucoody applauded, and was a chef d' his the vocal art, and he was well supported by CUILSOMI. Madame Bout to sustained her part with great effect. The Opera has been got up iritlienstist splendid manner, and the new Imlay has been Very tastefully executed, and received applause. • WINDSOR. FILL 26.—1 t is with much pleasure - lab are enabled to give a full coarmatien of our statement of yester day, relative to his Majesty's complete recovery from his late to Repaid= ; but it was nevertheless times' advisabie for him net to attend public worship at the Chapel this inossiog. lest he should eaperlence a relapse.. Prince LIWPOLD arrived in Osten on Saturday, from Lattice at Claremont. His Royal Highness dined with the of Kin, at her apartments at the King's Palace, Kensing- Wad afterwards accompanied his Royal Sister to the Italian qpers Hata. Saturday and yesterday Mr. Secretary Pan. had lainaeates dinner parties. A meeting of the Lords of the Council was held at rillaseouacil 011 a, at half-past ten o'dock,ou Saturday morning, eshick was attended by Lord Gimes, Lord Coamerras the Right Moo Sir. ions No:mots, and the Right Hon. SaLsoss SIVIIINS.. The case which came before their Lordships was that eapecdij the homey . of Lord Darras. The Solicitor General •saar liriveritainr.) opened dm case. Mr. Seen= Mr. ami Mr. Huai were also heart by their Loader, Whim oiseephd on pass her o'clock. Their Lordshipsafterwards metinneßie t iellbemelon till ail o'clock, when the meeting separated. Saturday morning summonses were issued by the Earl of Lamina to the Cabinet Ministers for a Cabine t Council, to be held at his residence, in Whitehall, at kali:past two o'clock in the afternoon; the hilidsters aecordlegly islientbad about that time. Those present were the Loss Onansatosobe Earls of Haaaewari Wartmosiroo. and Baeouser, Mr. Secretory Pus., Mr. Secretary CANNING, the CNANCOLLOR. of the Exceieneet, Viscount hdavu.t.a, Lord liznov, Mr. Wren ; Mr. Huoussos,ftc. This was the ant Cabinet Council which the Lose Constrains 101 been ;Me to miend for abort these two months past, owing to the Wig anoilansent Oche Noble Earl whites gout. The Cessna. Council sat in deliberation about two hours, The assembling at the.enbinet Council at the Earl of Livziroa's house is a novelty, edit setwahliohe cased by a aliglit et the Noble Ihstorkkog bens a cold. After elto • op of the Cabinet . , Huunisewhatli a loppemireesinien oilli Lord Rasa. Tisterday afteranoo, at twat VAisick,siuntler Cantor China was held, which eieeesl44,- il i ti s ir ecri a t .ll4 / 2 °I/ " . whit& was attended by the same Cabot as were Pre ▪ the Earl of Lazaroa's house; in itebnk in Saturday al nese: The Earl of Lamest beide bestir of Ms Mid :Vane _ atomed in his carriage ;sae liable Rad mass* walks to Abe Cithinet Council. Tbe Cabinet ,Cosnoil ,pentineed,la dam deb: betide& till past four o'clock. • The downfall of Got.necnadities hbiiseln 'Landon is the'severest blow that Glasgow has yet amt With in the, Imam calamitous times, 'A la* pdrtion of the "ion' sibittances for goods, sent from th is to &nth kinetics; colsiated in drafts urn the Meows. Giitnaniktwr.— The,loes, however, though much to be regretted, for mutely falls upon houses which:are able to bear it.— Glasgow Herald. PRICES OF CORR • The average price of this grander et *we, to haws and con , dams, was es &Ran, at the andenneetiened times and placer: , aid d i,Atbeck, December, 1222. per Isectolkre, . , 7 - AR . '''Jtetiitl, IS& January, 1826 . . . it c: Hanibetgh,llth JanuaryoB26 . . • 9 0. 4 Triesti. kith January, 11120 . . . 10 a. „Dangle, 50th December, ligs . . 10 W • • ' (delta Vet**. DiCalther. lass . . 11 se .r: DeOtiber.Liss• • 15 S int I , ' 2 /111011 e; flieetslier,•l222 . . ig 4 3 • 14 ' Tuscany; 11111 . 14 'Go # Rance, 3lat Jansary,l9l,l9 • . . 16 • ffesm, 7th Jailor', lite . . . 14 VI • Sanualleso,— Deeelaber.• lett . . 20 is .1 Nies, t 2th January; • . 94 gs • England, 17th January. NW . . .s 6 Si Note.—The hectolitre contains, of the new Imperial English measure, two bushel% six gallons, and a very small fraction. RE, this lit die Waft r I fi