Star. — London, England, 1829-04-23 00:00:00

MINE• 1•0 Lad *ably redeemed. It was sieffibefel 10 see Allgood, men smiting is support of troth, - lost*, and frile . forgetting all petty differesees, and only .anxious to rte good to the'otmost of 'their poweir. He heartily' isle juiced to see'such it happy state of •Mbeffj..lllo; consists so general. from sold& the beet~bliti a swept sestet to the eosistare.' - ".* • Master Berke 4011 pie* exty tillie. aid delletind . poetic. addreer, eapresive. of tbe_Wiltnie of Ireland fee: the blewitl armadas. The address. which appetteak to be a spirited erinsposidem. wee delivered ins enwpilwr that excited the Waked** of who bused it, and was _ greatly applauded. . • His Royal Hisbeees nest pfd ilinow.Friends of • . Civil end .Iteligloste.l•ibeny bath illndea of Perlis en • • ant," and observed. that. be :mild set propose the • ...toast Without telling to le nembliume the satires of the . !nighty dead by Whose ever :living elootteocethe great . • *ease bad been opheldand supported, and made dually . • trionspbant. They never mold' forget the names of . ..11rettin, of Pox, of. Wyndbaep....of Horner, and of • If their spirits coalrl mow leek down os the glorious reward of their mightylabscare,;by the happy Asecomplishosetit of their greet deltigns for the liberty and happiness (*.their fectitt4yr O. mllu.they rejoice at befroldiog the glorious coneasofitetion of digit labours and their boper.—The west. was-drunk Amish applause. Lord Hoopoe . was called for, andsaid;be Was Sorry . it tell to the Sex of so humble aeletgirViitl to`billmow ledge the honour cOliforied 41-their country. .They bad much oppeaitiow/o. Masa With,. but they bad persevered anduiernynedr and' it wu no small a:Widen-twelve glory ofebet tildraph, that it was, received by the Catholics - *OP iib•tql#ihk.privaeses but u a common bletsiarg. of lebick r nll, Were to parit take. Every friend of freedOnsinust rejoice at the ex . talent feeling ;it must quickly allay any alarm oil apprehension or discontent that aught be fek. and unite all in the bonds of brotherhood and affection. . The Duke of Sussex. in proposing the next toast, • amid. when he last year presided at the annual dinner of the Charity, as he could not agree in the then Inca sures of hi. Majesty's Ministers, be•eoald pot then pro pose them as a toast; but there ;was ao• individual amongst them whose deeds weroso illustrious, so glo rious to his country. that every. British subikt must ,) delight to do him honour, and he was onthat occasion obliged to give. , The Hero at Waterloo, without giving his colleagues. On the present occasion no man to the „ • land would give the toast he was about to propose with Inure sincerity and goal than himself. The Duke of Wellington and his colleiagues had all deserved well of the county by thVgreat measure they bad achieved, and tint without much oppositi• n. But they had nest) , " persevered iu the good cause—the reselt was bocotv able to themselves, and entitled them to the gratitude of the country ; he should. therefore, now unite all the Ministers, and propose "The health. of the Duke of Wellington and his colleagues." The toast was drunk in a manner that. must have been highly gratifying to the friends of the idiuistry. name." After the song was concluded, the children supported by the Charity, both girls and boys. were all led into the room. dressed in new green clothes, and presented a highly interesting appearance. The Drike.of Sussex now called the attention of the company to tt.e •Isecial object for which they were met togrther —it was to promote the godlike wick of cha rity. The children of their bounty, who were then before, v em. expressing in: their looks -the - gratitude of their little • hearts, were all oritheoe....the cbil• Been ot Irish parents—straugers to country, and entirely dependent on the continuance of their bounty for preservation from destruction. illsare were at present 280 boys, and near 5000 girls in the school ; and, it the funds would allow it, t here ureic 'an equa number in great want of the same pr• tettion. He was sure it was unnecessary to say mote to ratite their benevolence; yet he would just remind them that on St. P.atiirk's Day the Catholic Relief Bill was read a _ second time in the House of Commons. &. Patrick wet the patron of the Charity, and ot Ireland—the country from whence the little orphans may be said to have sprung. This was St. George's Day, the patron of &island —the country in which their lot had been cast; and to the protection of Sr. Petrick, St. George, and the benevolent assembly he had the honour of ad• dressing, be thought he might safely confide them. His Royal Highness concluded by giving— ., I to the Schools of St. l'etrkL" The R ev erend Mr. It tawny, as the Clergyman of the &hada, addressed the Meeting , at considerable length In support of the charity. He reminded the company that this was the first public occasion on which they had met together as freemen, and while they justly ex pressed, and felt the highest gratitude that it war pos sible to feel to mortal men, to their Sovereign, and the illustrious Soo of Ireland, whose Moodiest victory was still more glorious than all the triumphs that united to. give immortality to his fame, there was still a greater Being in whose hands their Sovereign and their illus• trious counisyman were but instruments for tie good of grateful millious; to hat greatest of Beings their highest gratitude was die. and he ws uld receive it at their hands in the bksstngs they would bestow on the • p. or orphans before them ; who having no earthly father were the children of their Heavenly . Father's love. mid by t im confided to the care of those on whom* he had conferred the power to bless.—The Rev. Gl:Warman% addicts was gm tly applauded. A collection was then made; sha which taut of the children. at the reward of smielior merit, were presented to the Dubs of Sommt, by whom they were addressed in the kindest mass's-. and who pretested each with a medal, suspended front d tibenilymbleb his Ittoyal !Ushers. pet round their necks. Hie Rorer. Hga.sas ismoenced. that the 'if the ems* amounted to upwards eK .goo. • , The wit ream given by his Royal•lfiglinititarveli""76o Delia • •of Norfolk, and C,atholie Noblemen it the ILissedrab."4.4Minis 'with three times three, and great applause. Lard Smeasea returned thanks. Hb Rovar. Hionness nest tare is Slr. OT.Sionell, who had achieved a mighty vinery, end sat es patiently-ender it as any man be ever knew: It had been Mr. O'Curineii's tree to be WalearngS - mlergirmsnvedi but be bad persevered in a geed maise—had de mewed mean—and Iliad 'noised it. The maims' drunk with the same enthuslistk applause that • bed oserfehlths illastriseChairmin's heath. • dindiCannem returned thanks ts a speech Adl of energy; no oar hoe be erbeiluid been s slave meld knew the delight of Wog a frressem-i-The Caholk Prelates were mat toasted.. • The Maw" d Tannima nternisi thanks. 44 Kr.. Blount and the Walls Association wu seat given, mid drink with rest applause. 'Mr Braun returned thanks. His Rons ilsonsuoss that pee. " The Rov.Mr. killed and the Prontatant Dimenten."—Drunk with immense %plays& AWLARD returned thanks and congratulated the Sleeting shot they Were lan longer divided by party names, but were all .c anonyms with equal rights—tedow.Christians with equal bopes. ilia Royal Hlgbnesq then retired. ,hlr. O'Constau. was unanimously called to the Chidr. - first toast was—" The British Constitution." Drunk with (atoll* *Wain& Lowsass was celled on and addressed the meeting, and es ., lwelond hops that the forty:Wiling freeholders would soon be restore,. • 1 1 . 11 : 9*_Conanu. nail gave Mr. Oteray Cave, and the Protestants •04. Drama with applatne.—lir Cars returned thanks Seen* tiquirtoaats wets drank, and the comparry aspirated .Mgt 4411114. CITY, Twits.ve O'CLOCK. libth.day, the Oak peek iteclialigr. and the Yobbos and it eliers are . resent there it littlikddinger the Act:Sent. • • grated unovsibsess ate snakitg by the analined 'agandrons I; she kletikerreseas s and groat rata *deo we galas *sward in the lonise Islands, the pulses' of 'Vila We boo resmideribly reiaforced. • THE ARMY. issrawo as Military lirermary to Gem& Lord 111.141=111t5.12 Ohr e west *mesh his Ust en Teed*. 114 Walk dip Nom ileards. A low Gassed, and almost $0 ethic annstesell oaillury business with his Lordship. The Mewing deserlinsents 'lurched en Tuesday from London ter DINA en roam In the usdennentioned statione—Thel 7th' Lumen fee Dundalk, the 11th Foot for Doyle, the 113 d for Test 1, planers. sod the Sad for flersoey. A lergedgmehatent of Invalids belonging to the sth Regiment "of loot. under the command-of Capt. Caawroaa arrived on Tees 'day On board the Mows Steward. Whalen, at Gnvesood, front Amboy, and marched to the build Dept! at Chatham. • . rem mts mums csinostoccs, aram. IS. • • The draft for the Sikh Regiment, under Um. Cowesoff4k b. di m, dim, are embarked at Cove tut Plyintedi. ihe mimPort: • . Capt. Posses, Um. Newisamm. mid 40 of thdt arrived at Cove. to embark Sir Coeds. Ili trßeserve•Coseianies of OM Ittk Renhemme. at Bier, mew Major Mansisiii.; etpect to Move in a few dais In fittberb ossi e Ilesdesd, to be stationed at Perth. • lost week 30 rank and lik of the 75th NigNuders, sadoillot tome ad of Endre A. W. Wait, embarked en beard the %SIM muck foe Gravesend, on their way to join the etenpanies in Candy, island of Ceylon. It is satistesseryte 141411 that the regimes' has been remarkably healthy. hwelectst m at otsperal and three private, docket the qumste aiding Nine of the regiment are as their way home she deens.nssjor and a colour-sergeant. ar-- • . THURSDatif,_ 4411014111, 1110. , • ' -, , a ..we =ere—Aorars •s-ins OH Dispatebee were recei..d yesterday by PriatiLti. tees his Court, stud report assigns to dies west IMI• pomace. ions, it k well knows, haft rocemly been made by our Government to the Cebinet of St Poienburgh, os the subject of the war in the East. and the dispatches now. received are said to Captain the reply to those counutuakations I we forbear fut. saying .wsore at present. though rumour is busy in asserting that the name of this reply is stub as to show that theEmpitor rinfillpA will not admit of MT interferencioa the pirt, of his Allies in his quarrel with Truksy; *hick he chooses to consider as totally distinct from the interest :of other Powers. -111fo-have always. argoel,'.. that the iwat between Russia and the Porte would sootier or later , Involve us in hostilities, and the time, we predict, is not tlistant, when oar apprehensions' wild Oft realized. . No PApers were published in Paris on Monday. in consequence of the celebration td!asteii, 'II loner ing are the pikes of do, Foils Ms..thstt the by which it will beparceived dui a consideiablefall isi their value bed taitarplaiett ••• • • ' • 'imam Spoi-;Piiiiii; Ann to.—Vim pr emit. tea 10y 11041. 1071.74 e. 10y 70e. 40e.—Tiren;per Cann. -ti‘ son tic. eoc.—Diabilteek. t.ll6l.—Napkelleseb, sit 40e."114yel Spanish Leary ellft —ladle* en Laid" we Issoinil4 M. 40y, —;:earey, !IL 35e.—Tliree weedy piper; '-1 1, eel Ariewirsl: • t. It is understood that the Scotch Bank, Imre under consideration the ezpediency of withdrawing their.Senall Note circulation. Thii adoption of the principles now acting upon in this country, is srged on the ;ground of the injurious effects on theirailn of Scotland. which the Small Wei circulation is supposed to have. WI are not in the secret how such a circulation. Pos sessing the security which it doss is Scotland, can operate prejudicially against trade. but we presume some new light has broken in upon . our northern brethren, since they so vehemently misted the es tension of the, law for suppressing one-pound notes to their part of the kingdom, and they have been " con - vertetrupon this, as well as upon the other great ques tin lately under discussion. ' • NAVAL INTELLIUENCIL • . Maim Awn,Tars Dav—Dublin 3 Waterford i—f verasil and Jersey I—Hasnimirgh i—Flandess Ip.-Irrence I. The Foray. Vyle, bawd to New York, la entering Rye Tester dayijigeet ea the Wickerwork. and Ailed with water. Saucy Jack. from &ono' Ayres. is supposed to be arrived In the Charred: • Doves, Ararx - 21.—The Richard and Mary. from Newcastle to Bourdon's, has pat in here, with loss of bowsprit. and sacherp stock broken. having bean rim find of by a ship. Dear., Arius IL—Wind R.—Arrived from Leaden the Ckaries Grant, Regrew, for China; Sovereign., WEellar, for New Seedi Wales; and Lawns, Itelsieson. for Qaebec.. . • Ponesisoovn. Aran 12.—Wind IL M r -Arrived 'from Lapin' the Robert Edwards, Marbown. for New York. bard 'Mu Ma , jesty's ship Champion, fir Africa. P 1.111017111. Aran ti.—Wind SAL—Arrived from London she Hykon, Joliffe. steamer, for Gibraltar. Ike. Sailed the Hayden, Smith. with Pamirs's, emigrants. for Owed- Fausorrn, Aran ti.—Wind to IL—Sailed • the Caroline. Broad, for Quebec; and (hinters. Walker. for Halifax. ' flor.rnsaa. Amm in.—Olf port. CA1,11,... from NewOrkens. Layssromy Arm 21.—Arrived thv Lady_Elirlabetb from Hi South Sam. Sailed, the Bakaisian, , Weaver, for *Smith Calcu . era ; Wank Salione.hr Ihressaboce ; Sanwa. Banosood. rally-boa Fislavr,smiChempiss, Pages, for New (Means; Amethyst, Rye, for Emma; Nepteas,.Mllar e and &goa t Evans, foe New Bruns wick; Swallow, Tette,' and Ommierce, Barnes, far Newfound land; asses. Dillon, sod Adrift, •Wilkie, for Quebec; Marital', I Willamess. raw °tarte r Crsani Alan. si.—Arrived, the Louisa, "Menu, from Trini dad; Sarah. *Alpha, from St. Kites. FROM ORRMAIE PAPERS, IBICRIVID Tali MORNING. VIENNA, Arius 11. We are in hourly eipettation of the Turkey mail; pushups k may Wag us sow further particalan of the ntehinekaly Uvulas at Taiwan. FROM ENS ROMS am sours AMERICAS CORISE NORM 14 the arrival of the Saucy Jack, of Plymouth. from Booms Ayres, Papers bare bees received at the North md South Amer& can Coffee House to the mist of February last. The following is a list of Anivals and Sallinp-- Asarraw, Jan. 7.-.lll* toglialt Brig Saguenay, Cussmiogs, from Liverpool. Fn. I —His Majesiy's packet Countess of Chichester, from Pahnonth and Rio; American brig Waradwer, Adams, from] Bosun; Frederick, Awed, from dkto; Bolivar, Macy, from ' New York; Betsey. Kraliog, from Boston; Olive, Samar, from: into ; Fro" brig Joey* Lamm" from Bordeaux. arith.--Aosericsn brig Aurora, Talbot, from Mararmali; brig David Ricardo. Lam. from Una • Mr•wisidr4 hum Cooceptios American brig Joseph, /3urieigh, from Prorti l ." mouth, N.H. 11th.—Ship Star, CloMe, from Philadelphia; brig VolantO, PI arty, from Baltimore ; General IFiainet, &away. from Dense ; .French brig Iris, from Bordeaux. • 14th.—Peter Bills, Rhodes, from Liverpool; CIDCIIMMIS, Mho- . Marko, from New York. Uhl—Hercules, King, from Richmood ; Sao Jose, Jardl, from Genes; American ship Hsbernia, Robinson, from Cape de Yord. IMith.....Brig Pandora, from New York. 19.—His Majesty's packet Emulous. Cook*, for Rio and Paktum& Meta Mises, 9111. I Bank Shares, 1,114. FEONTIEIII4 OF MOLDAVIA, Ann.!. For the last fortnight • the reeds haie been in soak a condition. from the heavy rains and die overflowing of all the rivers, ghat the marching of the troops and anteater? "meth= have bees iva , pedal. The oonvormee el previsions is AMOK impowible, and the prices have conseguestly risen considerably. The !seder of sick in the hospitals has also Increased. Praia the ether side of the Danube we have heard nothing for ,arse days. Mach regret it.. thews to be ezirtemed at General Langeron's having asked leave to retire. The General is much beloved, not wily In the army bet by the inhabitants of the country. It is not, however,• yet known whether his Majesty has accepted kis offer to tvdre.t— itieswitas Zara& April 6. • BRUSSELS, Aran is. A decree of his Majesty has been Welshed respecting the deem nisi Midget, by which the extraordloary.espendltero is to be re. dead from 14,200,000 Series to 15,060,800 foe the year 1630, aid if possible farther reductions are to be and, Is the sequel, se as to reduce this pin of the budget.to 13,500,000. If dilates be effected, the whale esrmditure of the State will be 75.000,000 Series, with the addition of 11.450.000 for the interest and redemption of the loans for the East ladle possessions. Aran. el.—The President gibe Sawed Chamber el the States General has seat circulars to all the abeam Members, levities them to return as soon as possible, in order to be present at the debate on the lakw en the Press, will take place the day after to morrow. 10.—Zeg1ids brig London, Fril, for RaisinL 111.—Bralstnin, Ramos, for lambdas. 16.—Harbiager, for Liverpool& and Dellaoce.Crisp, for L 014012. fink—His Majesty's sap Taboo., Oman for Monte Video. 117th—English brig Hasa& Rudy, for Me Janeiro. lithe—Swiftaare, for Liverpool. Vs& I.—ltosella, for Antwerp. • deb —Caoseone, for dkte. 6th—Aineriean ship Geggisoa. Woodhouse, far tb..= die Varela Endeavour. Davis, for Havannas ; Triton, BOOM ; &OA brig Saguenay. for Liverpool. 6.--English brig Matilda. far the Braids. It.—His Majesty's erboouer Addable, for Monte Video. • 13.--So/tribe. fee Antwerp, and brig Jane, Easiest, fit Cape de Verdi. 36.=Itlisabeth, Peake. for Stuproada. tor—Fearer, Cbolditeb, for Loudon. St.—Basilisk brig Apneas. for Limpet& 14.—His Majesty's pocket Countess of Chichester, for. Pshesilli:. Vsaraus IMMO a? tin Saver Isitt-.41.C. dip Forrinus, frogs Leedom to Bangui. la. Is. S. long. W.—Paesol .iblp E , st els o , striog to sopthward. lat. 17. kat. 30.—.-Roglisb Whir. hew Bristol to Berlin, lat. 17. bug. big from Wititebareo to North America, lat. 4S • . loot li& The Journal * k Hotifate says- 14 A general cry was raised against the law oe the Press, u at first propelled; the new project the debate on which is to canneenee on Thursday, differs but vary *de from the former; besides retaining the effects which have already been palmed out, it has berm enriched by 'a Winn adatioe, which contains a measure which may be looked epee as a sort of moral torture, and it is easy to Vale the use that VW he made of it. The sword of the law may remain suspended for a whole year over the bark of the author and printer of an offensive article be a loom,. the right to prosecute not being forfeited till the expirttion The Doke is Denominate lr aFNM4 is tows. from of a int.—Bream& liipers,Appit 22. Chatsworth; on Saturday nest. • • ~• • BERLIN. Aram I& .* ' • Lien:anent-General Sir Tneltanallinitionli. For come days past the inhabitants of this capitsfillege been in will be appointed Wesel albs dad lirninem of Irons Tice lien , dodging in the joyful expectation of mint her Illajoity•the taunt General Movesennats, deceased.biej,, e,Genes el sir JOHN Kamm. C.B. will be'ap. press of Rusaia. as the pews spread some time back of her Intend e d row e d Cassel of the 114* Regiment of Infantry eke lie Tnos. visit seerhs to be confirmed. It Is said that it will be In the be. B ee stooo, transferred t o t h e 50th Fool. ginning of June that we shall have the pkasuie of wing agile the A tepee anion has taken place in High Life, which august daughter of his Majesty our Sovereign.—Pressime i Seek unites, a good deal of interest; but it *km In. no cause wept C asette , a i pr il I t p incomPattbUity of temper. • • • fy. A very elegant state coach is Malian for the Debt lea Ralrervr lately "drs'ffied a very Vatic"' rnerw!-A — "" of Nrsecwatt.s. for the approaching Drawing-urea. • Langcron oo the taking 'of the fortress of Kale, and Presented him At Ekatermeghur in Ru. the quicksilver. its with ore of lice cannon as a nursowial of his success. the barometer was frosts so the lath of January laic. Sat idar • , Chief Justice Wastage s who was on .S • ta Buenos Ayres Papers have been reeeived at theNortb- diktat with a paralytic sunk. romaine be . a stag that at Ni ags and South American Coffee-house to the •22d of Feb. leaves bet little hopes of hie egurivere. His Lordship , ii . perffx4y. sensibk, but cannot speak. • • • from which we make the followintestractsi . The Baltimore Paget of' thel4th Moth itatvh:f.dpit Geniral Laval*, wick the aispy, has Mended to the ?reedit General Jecieog has beam mimed id Ma reeled* renal thnlifitasti hieing left a respectable force at tbe§outhera (reactor. by indisposition. • **, ••• ,- • ~ ; 4 ! "An Officer arrived yesterday evoreing from Goosed ILavalle, Letters received YestessitiV TeMeiftle . - with dispatches, dated Midi', *9th OMNI& sit: They cooling gib inst. make no moat= or BAY Wanda. 4 . L '4 the *news of the destruction of two ullslerias of [adios, leaving la The ship Amega itercieeCoff LieeepooViloin parable and the soutb.west coast of America,. with e richearggegt his power 300 women and children: 450,000 dollars. • •• • " The Fritoneta take° i° the late onion "deed la amallabdar Our Readers may not be Otter 'that •it • &tire* an escort on Thursday last, including the Chief. Mesa, and 'he'll"• Castle, or, mote strictly speaking, betties's tbeitsubiategdfledeley auant !Baiter of War, Curd's. Castle, there is a lefty erniosoce, bows by the emit of Venal The political news of the week is important, sod the d e etnie dawn Hill, or by some suck appellatioo,whippe at op Ma • tleo of Man" force *lac" the provincefa a very lai r dw g dm'4l ma y be discovered ; and, on to n do • to du an the right hand, may clearly be sees Slartoit4 .l 7, l ls t t don, as it regards the hostile provinces. It is already unwound laioeumustro, whose / a ember um Is obtained of the mo ttos that Basta Fe hai made propositions of peace. An official meow Dens. WAN ten safies. again. of Regby, se Nye* Chunk is has been publiebed, announcing the defeat art ilellna's feces-- a high dem", whence likewise the poem peel* may 1 101 % , ; Masa escaped wish 20 sea. " In case of war, these elevated points would forma direct line of uninterrupted cOgunookadon by means of.sigeals.acnses the coon. rams TSB 111101011 ATRICII earns, setae ce TO. It. try, from the coast of Liseceleddett and the German Ocein, to „ A Court mania was held to try Ala)or bleu, snood in coat- Somereetabire and the Bristol Chimed. Assistse Means, who WWI taken prlsoocr in the affair of Fungus, irks warfare and deadly iyveni carried on by the ea eke Ith ; and es the 14th the sentence was preeseigatedvswis. aborigines as Van the atia .lll4ll4 receive dally a nye aartmearsand, k will require wane immediate vigorous aid eldestloolwerea to "'Ace Con jar found Major Mesa salty of tresses *rebel- lor d attac k s wh i ch, g ibee be amt speedily yes a step yeas. ,• lige, and jedild he said Mese to osier death." The abggiesies l roadie It Impossible to gmeithe lives and prorrtirof &enrages* Ism was waled w waled Inc. bl eo. ood4y morning loo: the most alarming enelectuentes..v-Hefiert Thew GPM% • . I ) _ _ 0 srAit , 2. :4 . . MO 111rdpil Stadatart dosed, ---.4ara , ----*--:-- - - • • 4 .10 7 aniagliall ai Vow ; bat at g il' - iT.; tLONDQN. -.d* - 'ash have bees eat at OS for the .3' ... . lateen fres ball am. Ad TIM SINGS BIRTH DAY. • This being the day appointed fur the his 111A/Birribirth.day,the morning the bells in the different Churches ri Bags flying from sheer stee i lles,and of loyalty ; but in consequence of *gnified his intention, on Thursday hawing room, the usual.brigeding meats of Guards with their band., L 'iaises** Pala ce on ibis day, did did the Battalion that went on gt_ clothing. The King's, or &ate Coin's's, placed sn the centre d the yard sisal on his MASSIITIeII birth day. Park and Tower gems fired a c ' "Preparations are making by his 114._ and dbe newtons Clubs and Subscription 'at the west end of the Town for War of . their houses. and the Muslin; ate espected to be on the most 'steamy, scale. TM Thames elmi presented .oearancit, the whole of the shipping -ied with Bags.... • CoURT CIR U! • „ Itor Doke ot ‘OII.IiItLAND Marne.' ilhoolloy evades, frees a vidt to big Menne, !sent His Royal Ifigimeas honoured 111111! "kb hi. company se dinner. at his where a select party ware invited 11e Earl of &mos Lord Patomms, visited the Royal bete yesterday, .11114 1 4 , St. James. . The MAititus o'll,lElloolm ' 4. Coon e(litielosa) left toots yesterday Mid Nu having. brew appoisted by ids Ambassador to the Court of Fromm Sisthieur NRODIAKII 14. f the Ath, lik Own . SNITS tralisetrst booboo yesterday Lcraaary aaf State for Fentigo Atoka. The L'srsts v 4 his Maje,,ty's Moat Cams& bad a semis. to the Gown Chain day otoruing ; the Lords peewit were—doe . lidosusaa, mid the dodge id the Adadraky I &war tea hewing were these et " Maitland Caastie);" 6 . Barrette. Unrest (hotoino Mr(neowrora).* Alto the lass.aaneed Mr Hese, their Lordships adjeocoed tbe We MI the oast eartetkag. A King's Mimeo/ger was seat OMB smTuesday MOO, with dispatebas FASHIONABLE IN I'ELLIt • • ARRIVALS. The Rarl and Comma of Cadiala, la day, from Ckiswick ; Thrown and Villinnaltnin Chiswick ; Bari O'Neill, ill Si. Jansees.aireet. fr Aklboorne. at lie how, Wkitekall. from Rail Coorpet's semi, P. mom Herta ; Mf. sad Mrs. Manning, Brisket's; Colonel acid him Parker. in Worcestershire; Captain Dong Ls. in Cut stone; Capt. and Nr Rigsby'. in Brook. Wiliam Campion, Eq. at Spittoons's / lanseesystreet, from his sett, Danny, Mr. Jendosham, at Fentoo's hotel. Sc. say, Norfolk ; A. B. Lester, Rs+ and t Brobswick Hotel, Jcnnyo.street, from )lrs.W. Trowley, and family, at ditto D EPA RTURI Ilse Dube at Nerfelh from his Mess Ms imeibeas. Suffolk; Lord Carbiten, for his seat, Wycombe Pdsserd, the Brunswick HOW, ter ' Alm ate. Sir Nortbareptoushire ; 'Xiikkant's Hotel. Lower Brook -wrest. Becks ; Captain Gray, from ditto, en a hogs Goold's Hotel, Jenoysotreet, tot -Itaq. (rum ditto, for the Committees ; Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's). Allissearin 11r. and kin. • Hawkins, from the British =gir ds :at in &As; William Helms, • . COLCHESTER BLECTIO) )0 - consequence of Sir G H. ... %OM the Representation, the election that woithy,Gentletnan took 'Candidates were, Mr. SAUPIDKRION The latter, however, declined proceeding ,Mr. SAVIIDIRSON was, in consequence, eiteted, and was immediately chaired 'phthe of the eketags. Parliament will roamerahleon Tuesday all the English Catholic Peen are seats in the House of Lords. This day the Catholic Relief Bill tive Law of the Land ; aid we ' oar sincere prayers and ardent Austourr Distaste of Events, may justify the fondest eapectations its promoters, to the consummation happiness Lf the reople and the the Empire. 8.. THOIIPSOW entertained hies yesterday.everdag. as Mr Wa ere. glad to hear that the titvestaboaree fpfAlmiptof, bt at she tictelierprices.—Cakdeaien In the list retarded procemiusgs anahly of Upper - C*2de. amiatiea ayr a er_e el lleatreal to that Iftvilece; After piked by . a paaherity at Me veer. • Allafonialt AIt2RJOAS WONDZII• aft sy•—•• We have received fres a Kentacky, an amine tbe appllefl•011 Ming is the Swims 'held& of the tit awl f 11111111, and sae magma i be about AirAIR Or HOWOOR.—In consequence between two respectable teachers shire. a few days ago, one of them the other, who • declined accepti as plata: were concerned. upon A con ard. To prevent the the authorities interfered, and both S. each, sodas tberwere rather their caution, they pawed the gr the custody of an officer. -Yesterday riming. as one of stage coaches was proceeding • the fore gulags broke, and the the timide passengers were peck__ liment, , bot fortunately they subtained !bite exception t f a woman, one stmlittel.of the earriageiand was .61110..—Buoday last, Lord T iltterdship , is exceeded In his tit.- thr,Teeiday evening the Honourable ly dirighter of the Earl of ABRAM= ,tiOWS fist wife.- • "i eall4evr:days ago a duel was Vielwity, *rising out Of the circumstance to 'disjoining with the other party a/sming his own wife. A person his , kiewi Isbell . he abuses his bone one is about to be sold, and the - Sir Booze VErriligibit tells had determined dot..to lose an -no-etaim for want of swearing friend witaswaireare of his iniquity reproached him ke his dishonesty. " Titbit talkest (said he to his adage' . oishtr) of suing and sweating; why, for- one. it is re/ Attorney suetht -end for the other, what signifies des kissing the book 'titbit Calfskin cover and a paittbdad %Lifejsieg bitifiata nian's"lepa and the text?! M give How soig Coo rush Doc vice gee sae den dow bell end boil daf thei svhe brel Mot 3L silk sad and Mae silv mei WM yea Nei The Pon paic Imoi Not saw Pea' chi doi Oa gii WI mg bo pri Po !DI •r Ca' vu La lo‘ dl' se PI Pc • vi 1114 di is d fur die celebratiaa • M main was ushered is sive tea ting'ng joy ous • aseitil ad trher demo n , rsi How of his MAJESTY hark, still iday nest, or holchs A ' :dig ding of the th ree k • Coo Ad., in State uniting * , rail did not tate place ; y DSC In guard wear their viva :Colours, was, how gee of the Edam, s i • sate lay. At one o'clock • it to a doable !loyal s sad Hunan's tra • it el iobscription Homes, teat r illuminating chef 90 amnions in the ear the extensive and so Eli, fitted a mo.t an , . twit spiting in the rise • den dos Frail ULAR. sent r returned to Mee a war • Ii•JWITT. at his Pane Pane are! eared the Sari of look - b y his reQsare kr Gi . had Ited tu ram ids Hopi . • bell •apassa, aad mien et, end erday, ar kis sadden/a as, she me 111 alatian I mite, day vinrnieg. Moder to pr. • • xi" 1 by the Emperor Ma Pus s • awl • ben Austrian Esihatty) yesterday at die 011 its et fiber lbe Most Honourable • amber, Whiseball. maidand ir na t t r cen Vir t.. Cbaseellss GenTheadesein , • Wes) i" " Campbell vt, . day mcd case had begs too • Ether the tastier heariag et l o w nt off from the F. • . has far Naples. him Mu I'ELLIGENCIL 394. silk ,le Growensridatv. yes and Visespaarevo and ....eff tee. frost a year; tit ant ling, in Bru:tk-drest7i; 1 r. in Hestford•strest, ha Oi J Cleford.street. from 114 ' a pi oak-street. front a- -T•si silv e hotel (late Juniti.) & , near Brightest ; h Sts,Etti St. James . ..west, leatta. the the Mimes Lesterot mai m Leicestershire; Ni. yea ~, from &UM t ES. ' 3 is in et. Jasnesie.stowe, his ninon'', from bis host' Net obit Abbey, Sadist for Ireland i Lard C Idle T. U. Aubrey, Bart. • . fee lie seat, Donee ei the a :oar; Ricbd.•Varrell. ' 2 non Or Ireland; aware pail ; Captain 11•Cardy. .hi c We-street far Cheit UM Hotel. Jeremy • 1 40etr 411111.' Una Vita, . 4.... 1 AI .. • . and LECTION. T7lOl Not . Swims having twit poi =ion Of a success« bsam lace on Tuesday. Tie Poo sou and Mr. MATO,. no I roceeding to a piked lan equenee, declared dolt P k chaired amidst the ar tell feu • . . . chi -- se ed s T ay oat, wbes doi ire slimmed to take thew Oa had Bill becomes as Opera. hai i have °sly to offer a pis at supplications to the ' c° l ea, that in its effects' gds scions indulged in it rem motion• of the cost tsar se peace and security ha lined a large party ill ' berm in Berkekrecsars non ys inci pal leading PIII . slate the lith =neat. Pe denies gm ngs of th e' of - WI Opsers far joining the Wed . . ~t , r same dlseessiaa, it wet. " i n - ; iaa......The Knead, Ga spi a nesseritier in Nicheindk dal wee of a meet estraertilmi 1 e till instant. He ow is* - ho , had anus rent high r "VI onsequence of a guild WI hers at Irvine, in Ap La hem sent a ebaleor a ' . 10, piing it, at least so dot m which he was ,lik e matter going fbn iwi do both were bound owl .. 4 war dilatory iiirprOitedlf . ~.i Treater part of a day ll th of the Hampton PM th 143 , through Piceadilly.to he coach becoming awl+ -Po as recipitated to the p# oh obtained nn injury, mii • , t ot : of who.* feet got to* ac as Misch bruised. ROICUIT, of Aitealin pr is title by Mr. Moo.. ,fp at mumble Miss Walsh • PI kalßDltill by his Lek aC . fought in the m ea meal d .bi rcumstanee of one alibi a tarty while the latter vo . vi m never should joie with Iv bora or wife, unless do Si t other to be lurid. ._ . • s a story of a fellow v. a estate to which he bag . . v i g and suing for k. A as . . Y ~} . . . •