Star. — London, England, 1827-07-20 00:00:00

• 'AMERICAN PAPERS. • Xo THE EDITOR of Tat MAYWOOD' GAZETTE. , n 1.1144, Ihni. so. en -14 e Wh bila4Pepty lass we had a comph change in this Gowernment..sevetal of the Mtnisu were dismissed, a new Congress is to be convened this oily on she lit inati Q . C I / 1 1,610 1. 10rig &C. • The people are to General 801 - Which he forced pal:Ali - Mimi another Right illacrast, approving a declara tion, of which a copy II givuti, signed by the Ambas sador of the - Netherlands - at Stockholm and by the SwFdisb Minister of Foreign Affairs, by which the two Powers agree to deliver up any sailor or other person whatever, belonging to the crew of a man of war, who shall desert in a port belonging to either of the con tracting panties. They even bind themselves to deliver up such seamen as shall run away From a merchantman; and in both cases, it makes no difference whether the seaman is a native of the country to which the vessel belottigk i de of any other. To avoid theloss of time, which a dijilpaintic correspondence may cause, it is only neces sary to make application to the chief local authorities, within whose jurisdiction the desertion takes place, and these authorities are enjoined to at tend to it. This arrange- Melt; perhaps, deserves the consideration of our own Government, particularly as the evil against which it is direck,revails in our own service to a much greater extent than ioc any other-1f which, 'too, "there cannot be a better proof than the present mode of manning the Atinghicimislaey. Ttte subject, as we ssidbefore, it entitled • to the serious attention of his MAJesres GovernMent. The Gazette de. France, which reached us last night with the other Paris Papers, ilechtte, the treaty between England and France for• the evacuation of the Penin sula, of which we gave the substance yesterday. to be apocryphal. Notivithstanding this peremptory de cla•ation, we ate inclined to suspect, that the parti• cal its we gave in our last, will prove correct, and that they constitute the outline of an arrangement, which wants only the concurrence of the Spanish Lio vetnnaent, to be carried into effect. osr suspicions are certainly borne out by a statement made by Viscount DUDLEY and WARD towards the close of last. Session, and they agree it must be allowed, with the spirit, in which, happily for our own interests and honour, as well as for the interest, of the rest of the world, our foreign intercourse is carried on at this time. It is !mainly an an4ntaly in the foe eign policy of England that a French army should hold military possession of the chief places or strength, as well as of the principal potts of Spain, whilst it is another irregularity. escuseable only on account of its urgency, to maintain a British {wee in Portugal in time of peace. As the enlightened 'men who .dow direct our Councils must be anxious to see both these anomalies cease, we do not place that reliance on the isositive statement of the Gazette de France, which it usually claim: at a right on account of its semi official character. There is no other intelligence in they Papers worthy paiticular notice.' We have received New York Papers to the 23J, and Washington to the 22d ult. but their contents are devoid orinterest, with • the exception, perliaps,'of an article (ulna Lima ) of 20th Feb. which represents everything in that city and there,' of Peru as perfectly tranquil at that date. It was supposed that Bolivia (Upper Peru) wool' follow thee:ample of Peru, in rejecting the constitution. drawn up by Gen. BoLirmt, in which case, it will pro. bably re-change its name with its pnlkiciil institutions. —ln all these proceedings. the influence of Old Spain is not, in the slightest degree, percepti• le, nor has the cause of public liberty or national independent. any thing to* fear from them. On th,x contrary, b) agitating the public mind, they are likely to benefit both ; and the fermentw ion. which now exists in that part of the world, will prove most salutary in the end. The Congress of Peru was to meet on the Ist of May for the purpose of drawing up a new Constitution. outroitv.--Titis morning at ten o'clock, their hi., Highnesses left Mount Edgecumbe, in - the Admirers barge, under a aele•lt from the batteries and ships. the ' latter being dressed. with yards manned. and proceeded to the Britannia, to attend DavitseService on beard that; ship. The Countess of Notthesk and Mrs, Captain Hawker wore in waiting to receive the Duchess. ,After the service, her Royal Highness went through the ship. ' with which she appeared highly gratified. At half-past; two, her Royal Highness returned to Mount Lip.; cumbe, and the Lord High Admiral went to the Asi r ' mind's House, where his Royal Highness held a Levee, and gave audience to upwards of 103 Officers. After the Levee, his Royal Highaeas returned to Mount • Edgecumbe. Morsn'v.—This morning bio ito)al Highness held another Levee and saw 60 Officers. Afterwards his Royal Highness visit:d the ships its c.smarission. ond landed at the Dockyard, and passed through to the Guawharf. which ettablishment his Royal Hoene,* minutely inspected. In the afterno ,, n, his Royal II ;tines% received the congratulatory address of the inhabitants of Devonport, at the Admiral's-house,. Mount Wise : to which. his Royal Highness fawned an appropriate answer. • TBISBAL—H s Royal Highness the. Lora High ,Ad miral, attended by the Earl of No Ole*, Sir ayaaa Martin; Sir Edward Owen, Sir Willi .m Hoste, Mtn Ilarrow, E q. &c. etc. &c. visited the Atheifeano e for the purpose of witi.essing the expeuisnents of Mr. William S. Harris, on the appfication of lightning conductqrs to ships. The Lord High Admiral paid the ma t courteous and condescending attention to the experiments and illustratioes brought foram. by Mr. Harris, and spoke from net/meal experience of the dan gers to which ships are exposed horn the effects of lightning; and strewed by the various questions he was pleased to put, that he had entered mast fully in o the scientific details which bad been submitted to his no ice. Niter the eel e. intent, the President. Henry Woollcosube. E-q. thanked his Royal Highness for condescending to honour the Plymouth Institution with his presence no this occasion. and concluded with stating briefly the general objects of the lns'it•ition; in the fur (balance of which he had the pleasure to say, may Officers of the Naval profenien were associated. To this address his Royal Highness was pleased to re.uin a gracious answer and retired. being attended to his carriage by the officers and members of the S-Kiety His Royal Highness on leaving the Athet at 'm, Pro ceeded in the Admiral's barge to liamoaz where he went on board the San Josef, and mustered and in spected the Ordinary. Afterward.. his Royal Highness, accompanied by the Dacha's., who had in the mousing vidted the Dockyard, lamb tired onboard the Lightning steamer, and paid another visit cf inspection to the Breakwater. tier Royal Highness seen.ed highly gra tified by her visits to the D ck-y. id and Breakwater. At the former establi hrteat, she 'went on board, and 1 particulaslyexam . ned she I IO gun- hi p,nowon the stocks, end which in compliment to •her Royal Highness, is Oiled the Royal Adelaide.. In the evedng their Royal Highnesses gave a splendid ball and ripper on bur d the yacht to the resident and visiting Nobility and Gentry,' Heads of Departments, pffiters in the Navy, Army, &c. For this occasion the Meteor steam vessel was ladled ro %side the yacht, to. the level*of which she was raised by a false d ck, and firitli which she communicied by A platform, inclosed, vented, aed carpeted, (calming a convenient. safe, and elegant passage. The decks of both vessels were coveted with an awning, extenditig nearly the entire length of the vessel, and composed of the Stand- Ard and various f figs of England, and several other nations; those 'most friendly to the country being' Placid in the most conspicuous situations. The effect of this c' aracteti,tic awning was striking and pleasing in the highest degree, the appearance being beauti fully gay, and at the same time in perfect keeping with the place and with the profession of the illus trious host, as well as that of most of.the guests.— At convenient intervals were su,pended large blanches with wax candles, which diffused abundant light, and displayed to great advanta,te the gay colouring and •artous devices of the awning. The raised deck at the steamer was tastefully chalked, and the masts and other parts were decorated with evergreens. At each end was a splendid canopy of silk fl igs, benerh which were placed sofas for the RoYal Host and Hostess, and in other places were seats for the accommodation of tfie guestl. At the lower end of OW which we may designate the ball-room, were two 'elegant orchestras, hung with flags and adorned with eve gle.in. the deck of the yacht, from stern ta about hardship, .as laid out in A commodious manner with trig . tables, up n which was placed a sumptuous collation, with the choicest and most costly wine'. About hripast ten o'clock their Royal Highnesses went ;onboard the yacht, and shortly afterwards all the ct•mpany, to the number of between brand six hundied,•had assembled.' Tney were , reCeived by their Royal Highnesses' in the mdst affable, hind, a scrcundiscending manner ; and uncoils strained gaiety became the order of the evening. About clew n o'clock the dancing commenced; to the excellent music of the Mari..e Rand, and was kept up with spirit-:.-Quadiilles and Waltzes alternately putting forth their attractions, until twelve o'clock, when supper was announced. After supper, their Royal Highnesses re; turned to the ball-room, 'these dancing was returned, an! after sometime the Royal barge was brought along side, and tneir thoyal Highnesses departed tor Mount Eigecumbe, lesving the minds of the vast assemblage deeply impre.sed by theurbanity of their Royal High nesses' demeanour during the evening. . The company did not entirely break up till two o'clock. The following were among the guests Grace the Dake of Norfolk, the Marquis of Graham, the Earl of Darnky. th e Karlif hionbesk. the Karl of Errol, F.arl Sr. Germaine, the Earl of Mont lay. Lord Vatktort, Major Gen. Sir John Cameron, Sir W. Fah* and Lady; Conimisdoner Sir J. A. Gordon. Admiral Sir M. Dime and Lady, Rear Admiral Sir R. Owen, Commissioner Shiekis, Od. 1 Morehead, U. B. and family, CoLliainbriu and Lady, QL lhabery, Cot. Taylor, Lieut.. Col. Duroford, ILA. CA Forbes. Wier l an d Lady ; Hajar& Arcbdall, Thorn. Booth, elenule, Caesseress, Brandied.; Captains Sir Charles b a shwood, Campbell, King, Hawker, Hawker, and Ladies; 'Commander Foote and Family ; Commanders Lewis, Richudeon. Denslaas Wakkinve Re"' Messrs. Hermit, Holliday, Birdwood ; B. Tucker sad .I:Tucker, Begs. and Families ; Mr. and Mrs. Strode, Mt. and Mrs. Carew and Family; Lady B. Bulteel, Lady L. Can. WaneesnaT.—At eleven &clock his Royal Highnes inspected, on the Hoe, all the troops in Garyison, in cluding the Royal Marines. The number of fashion aisles and the concourse of people of all classes assemble. wet, greater than we had ever witnessed in Plymnut the English haft set in, of "shoat s pat somber had :rue. LORD HIGH DMIRAL. already arrivektilftbat city.., %fi: .N. . • . vurriAr RI R ikiF A c t. 4l ll . I Vl"Oti•Ar.cia.iJ ' .. if th e 1 " MK ' 4ND DU Hlt3. nssKiial a/clef 40 0 7' f lir om t lion con- - 441 . 11,DEVONPuta ,v• .6, —ZO-': ;, , ektzlinTonvlliygnorDUriiii R •r' ', • t • f ' , s• * ' - 4.• .1 a . 4lftwidn tlyik Kdlgdom , • . for the ►'re- if i e , i„„ „ y „,,,,,. aim wricti aorus.s., t ut 4 1 rucallihA ion attltie /us deididint. The same Journal ceirmumilos ikkx . TfATIW Or WitilighT. . I " • J—l..-._ Spa . naT.--This morning at ten o'clock, their Royal ~Aacli vat, .parviewsurty ro gm- --- them to accept. We bavelint..as yes learned the deti giein of the people of CUSCO and Arequipa, but are momentarilyexpecting td hear front those places, which, dwatbt. - wilrbe in conformity with the sentintests, of Ilitlyeople of this capital. ,Test. 25.w.life now inclose you a Oessne captaining *trim • 'important stffici4l letters and documents, --- ion! - will _ very', whlett, if •Ibey are riot. toe getting to hand, oil, perhaps prove inttreiting, as they develope in a great meanly-rib, anbitioni plans of General Bolivar respect ing this .Isepublie. You may rely ipon the•autbenticity 'of the statement of the Minister Viclouses in bis letter to Generil Santander. The -Revolution alluded to took place on the 26ih. of lea month, beaded and protected by the Colotnbran division of 4,000 men quartered in this city, and - coals =andel by officers, pitted by' General Wrlivae es et' toolcto carry forward his black purpose. They tiFett , all to the number. of, 17, , including the two Generals 1.410 and Sand's, et's:ambit, Sin Buena Ventura,.ar conspanied by a strong guai'd, the Commanding Officer barring orders to march them from thence to - Bogi ta.i sod deliver •dbeist . nottetto the Vice-President, General Santander, and at the same tins' to assure the Congress that the division were de:ermined to support. the Co lombian Const;tiition and Congress. We have every, reason to hope that the remaining Colombian troops in Peru and Bolivia, will follow the step of this division. The accounts as yet received from the different de partments of the interior of Peru, are vet y satisfactory, and there is every appearance of the Peruvians getting :id of the Bolivian yoke without the, leat disorder or bloodshro.--crazeire. Ittsuatturrtow--A letter Boas a Gentleman in Georgia, dated June 6, says, that a seat dangerous and extensive insurrection of the Blacks was detected at Ma con a few Jays since. They had banded togither to the number of 300, and supposed t be instituted and headed by a French emigrant from the Mississippi. His slaves were in the plot. They had only attested one of the rebels. The whole of the others, with the French man, have made their escape.—Boston Courier. TI-II EVI4:NING STAR. LONDON. TRIDAY, JULY 20, 18'27. STOCK EXCOANGR, TWELVE O'CLOCK. At present the British market has net to good an appearaoce as it the opening: what Crude were dons at 87 j } fee ;be AccorK; since which. they have receded to Itua a , and up to the grant hour. may be quoted at 84 seUen, with tittle or nothing dolag; aad for August 871 1. pe Foreign market is also heavy at present., with ,scpritelY any baskets transacting. •i • • Current prices: Old Spanish Welt. Mexican re/ Colons; •. bias 32e 33. Russian 114, 11Mhh Mie oi, -Greek 16 e: -C IT Y. fivo ocLocc" Th. Camel market has dillisdereedy die wilds inee4oi lug at re for the Account. dbfreetelriefere and Alen. • Is the Foreign IllArket, Meskap Bends are Leavy, is the report • of a illealean Loan is again allosi. ' M. Cawacno, Minister Ratraordinary from Mesien, viii kaie this country swat week i and M. Rocarearre remain In Ms place. • PRICE OF STOCKS Al FOUR O'CLOCK. Rank Stock Moe 209}'India Stock 252 5 per Cent. lied. 561 & Ditto Bond. 89 10 Spey Cent. Cons. 84j4 jeje4. South Sea Stock • 5} per Cent. 93a Old Annukies Se per Cent. Iced. 931 j 41000 Rxcheq. 1911 s S$ 56 4$ 4 per Cent. New tool f j die. .6300 Ditto 53 56 54 4 re Cent. Skip dioo and Zoo° Ditto SS 56 58 4 pee Clot. 1926, 109‘ Commercial . Long Ann. ass& for Acct. 871 1 VffitEl" itINPS. TWO O'CLOCK. Brazilian Ms. 5p Ct. Gr.8i15.11123. S pCt. If i Do. Ace. 5111 Do. Acct. 16 1 BoconsAyr,tl4.l..6 p C. S 9 Mex. Bd.. i 825,6 p Ct. 6111 1 I Ditto Acct. Mt Do. Acct. 664 4 4 4 Colooilfsn Weds. 6 p Ct. 29 111 • Rues. Ilds. 181115 pc. 64 it Ditto W 2,1624. a Do. Acct. 94 j Do. Account 321 4 Spam 86. 5 p Lt. 101 1 Vanish 116.3 p Ct. , o. Acre 10j Do Acct.6/1 63 Ditto 510,11 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. Waal vs lb. elliondias 100 to 9 i an 30 4 44 liikerc . Hibernian Joint Stock Bank. 100 25 17 FILIOCIA Fawns, Ju' 17 —Five per Cents. 102 E 4.5 c. Three per Bents. 72f. 40c. Bsuk Stock, %KUL Oc.— Naples Banta, 7 . 111. 15cs Mr. Iloseissoa embarked at six o'clock yesterday morning at the Tower-stairs, on board a steam psckst. fee Calk'. The Prilate Secretary to the Right Hon. Gentleman and one of the blessenws of the Board of Trade also ernisarked . in the same 'ere!. The Bight lien. Gentleman has gone on a tour fur the benefit of his health, and is expected to be absent for three months, during which time he will visit different parts of Germany, Italy, &c. The Marquis of AtiGLX:firf lett his residence in Old Burlington-street yesterday mosniug, fur his seat at Cowes, In the Bile of Wight. We received this morning Brussels Papers to the 18th Mr. ROTHSettILD and a number of Gentlemen from inst. On the day before, a Russian and an English the City transacted business yesterday at the Treaiury. Cabinet Messenger passed through that city, on their BeaCm; dm tint d'O ist ra;t A, t t , e li b w e e i r n S i p es :47i s h g te a l t i t n h i e st r e o r r , ei n nd th e way from London to St. Petersburgh, with dispatches. II n la ~*.r....AN ASO, we are liappy•to sate, was COG l S t i l d• red The Annual Mns'cal Festival commenced at Bietsseis better yederday. That Right ilotiourable Gentleman I. attended by Mr. VAscZ on the 16th, and on that and the following day produc e d Mr . CROKILR had an interview yesterday with Vis a most animated anJ gay score. The inhabitants of count GUDISSCII, at the Colonial Office. the neighbouring villages Came, pouring in from all The Sotictroa 622211 AL transacted business at the Tre:as h e e ry l y i e a s tciu yesterday. The quatters; and the hotels, inns, and coffee•honses could is of LANSDOWN transacted business at the not find accommodation for the crowds that b esie g ed Home (Mice yesterday, as principal Sec retai l , of State for Mat them. 'The throe gs cf people in all the streets, the Department. Alr-Seasect Bice, one of the Under Secretaries of Scat fur the same Department, also attended yesterday at the elegant dresses of all classer, the joy expressed in every time Office. countenance, the confused sounds of music and dancing, Viscountess HANIPDiN entertained a select - party of venue r . a u b s t r e:, yesterday, at her house in Green street, Gros all contributed, it is said, to excite the most a gr eeable sensations. The Musical Societies of the several cities and Anlvening Paper asserted that Mr. CANNING liad n ete l y an atti t t h io n na n kseat th a e t the Tr for 4 111: 1 . , hl b . e Firs towns of the kingdom also attended, and entered Brussels rtl et eon nu er ted rd of in grand procession on the 15th. Ott the following day T he fe L„i tig i s a l i st of t h e Board as i t ex i ste d under L or d LT. exeroot, and as now ander Mr. CANNING: t hey assembled in the Park, where every prepar a ti on Lord Liverpool, Mr. Canning, • , had been made for the prize contest; which took place • Mr. Robinson, • laird Pilootatcharles, in the open air. The performances began at nine in the Lord Lowther, • Laid FL. Gower, Lord G. Somerset, . • Lord Eliot, snot ning, and continued, with only an interval of two Lord Mountcharlee, Mr. l'il.Naghten, Mr. M ten. •NaghOW. till eleven at night. The KING and all the other Mr. M. Fitzgerald. L Same Papers attribute the introduction of i :en members of the Royal Family, were witnesses of the jeant . s guard into the King's Bench Olson; to quiet coldest during three hours, and were greeted on their some not, or pretended riot there, to the Marquis of eaten= and departure with the most enthusiastic ex- Lattan-wx. How much the Marquis of LANSDOWN Pressinus of respect and attach m e n t . To increase the could t have bad to do with it may be conjectured from the ncn ac t t n , nk that la t c h e is on tri m ilit n ar c y h expedition to l the n K d t f ag's attrac tions, there was an exhibition of pa i n tin g s and ,after works of art ; and the people of Brussels , it is o'clock, at which time, as t he bet ween Coast tircllar ee a inforass stated, never witnessed so brilliant a scene. To add 10 us, the Marquis was at Windsor receiving the seals of their satisfaction, the annual migration, as it is called, of office from the KING. ' 1 • nit any sttnilat Otcasion, The eirolutioni and m iimuvring wire performed 0. vicellent style, and the spectacle was altogether eziremely fine, In the eveiiiig his Royal Highoess dined with Mr. Commissio ner Shield, at the Duck yard, on which occasion II grand poxes ion of the men employed in the yard was formed to receive his Royal Highness. Het Royal Highnei went so the Tamer in the Lightning steamer this day, reir-lwad, to enjoy the beautiful scenery, embraces. hich that . Her Royal Highness the Ducbess. of Clarence will paelskw 01 adstjenne , with- the Lady of Sir John Came. ran this day in the Citadel. Her Royal Highness will lind at the Agent's Steps the Victualing Office, and l'inCtitit by a private way to the Lower Firt, step, fcr he ascent, covered with green cloth, having been erect• ed for the uceasi n. l'silLlßlDAY.—This day his Royal Highi.ess dine 4 the Officers of the Gallium (not with the Field OfLers only, as erroneously stated in our last) at Elliott's, Hotel, Devon port; and in the evening his Royal Highne ss , es , s4 , the Duchess, will attend the Regatta Ball 41 WhiJdon's Hotel. To-nsorrow (Friday) their Royal Highnes es leave this port r Milford. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Count iftwennwar. atlivan's Hotel, Lower Brook -street, from a WV in Wall ; Mr. Mrs. and Mu Farrand, ar ditto, from their seat.ha Yoatallize; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trevanion and Family, at Jordan's Howl, St.Janweastraet, from a tour; Mrs. Disney bait Fasally, tttrtitr British Hotel. ] , from their seat Waltman. i DEPARTUBES. Ai m% from Sc. Janaes'aaquare to Chirlienharn; Earl froit die George's Hotel, AlbeaLrle-etteet, to his sari dlisidasonst Cialdliard ; Lord and Lady Folkeatoso and Family, from Lower Grosvenor-street. to `Notthing; Nir Juba 0146,1 d, Darr. fang, the DAME Hotel,Jermynoitreet, to Ireland; the Bight Hon. Wm. H 11419000, for Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Gott sod Famiiy, from Miller's liotelaennywatmet, to thrill:mat, in Yorlphire; the Karl and Countess of Caso& and Family, from rack house in Pavy.gardens, to their seat, St. Margaret's; the Archbishop of Canterbury and Family, from Lambeth Palace, tr their seat, Addington Paik ; Sir Charles and Lady Ann Ch ad. and Edward Chad, Esq. and the Hoe. Ladles and Captain Tumour, front Fladoog's Hotel, Oxford•street, to Brownses Castle; Sir Charks and Lady ibis, to Coeklield HaN, &Wolk ; Sir James Blabs, Bart. from ditto, to Suffolk; Thomas Patterson, Ban. from ditto, on a tear; Graves, Bnq. Bentley, Esq. sod Bold, Esq. from ditto, on a tour; Sir Peter and Lady Lam*, from their hem in Park-equate, for the Continent. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Extract of a letter from CaTt=ronsesorr, of the Caroline, trod Dominica, dated or the Lizard, 11th July : " You are, so doubt, apprised of the loss of the Jamaica packet, on the South end of Barbadoes; but the mall boat that brought us down the mall of the oth May paned in the night.thne, so that I had opt an opportunity of learning particulars, hut understand she would be a total wreck." liam.—Tbe Cies:kis past galled ou the 7tb May, from hi mouth. fer Jamaica. _ _ Faxsynrry, Idle 15.—Wind W.—Off port, the Jean, Cam, from Au: Cayes, in Sfry.si: days. Arrived his Majesty's anus Bramble, Fars a., from Lisbon, in thirteen days. Pi.rnoutw, Jar IR—Wind W.& W.—Arrived the Friends, puss," from Memel. Off port, the Emmelioe, Fascsaia, frau Nova Scotia. The and cutter. at this port, Is ordered to he fitted as a Veda to H.M.S. Asia, in the Ileditemusean. Sailed H.M.S. Dartmouth, 42, Capt. T. Fellowes.C.B.e•Mos • day, for the Mediterranean station. r In Haminse—Britannia, Ocean. Windsor Castle, and Illedwea' In Stosehouse Pool —Royal Sovereign yacht, and nark. • • Arthe Island—Ram, Weak, Nightingale, Vigilant, Reran. Leveret, and Renard.' • 'Thr.a., Juts 19.—Wind W. to W.S.W.—Arrired thelobn sad: Francis, from Quebec ; Anne, from St. Lucia; •Vanua, Far. 44., roe, from Semi Lome ; and the Camden, !refit.; from Trinidad., Anteed from London the Caledonian, • 31`Gaiona, fur . Bairiag',.. Cps.. Tomo. foe St. Ander* ; Cybele, llocaLia,..for Quebec i v: Skflark, Davis. for Smyrna ; Ibis, Semi, for ',poem; Anthem. Hirrmme, fur Whoa ; and Leander. Face, for Cadiz. Paresmourn, Jour iii.—Wind' W.S. W.—Passed the Rockers Sneeze, from Grenada; Tropic, • fhteMiiiimo, ffontlierhadoes; Mary, SCOTT. from Jamaica—fiTty.slx datsi thehanireas;Tarscs. from fit. Vincent's—fifty-seven days; iarfhhe Regent, Tams, from Tobago—sixty days ; 'lranian Castle, for 'maks; also . Majesty's ship Boadicea, from Madras—sailed ISA Fehrearf, from Trincomalee on the 23th ; left there the Thalia; Brae, writ loos of otlk.natast ; arrived at the Cape the 19th ANIL On the ash May the Thalia came into Simon Bay, with loss of mianase, quarter-hosts, wheel, bulwark., Ice. cite. haviot experienced s. most dreadful gale on the 3d April. She sailed on the kb Nay from the Cape, and arrived at St. Helena on the 25th May: left there the Farquharson, for China, to WI the Dew day. Arrived At Ascension en the 30th May, and sailed on the MUM day: left there the Orestes transport. from the coast of Africa, with invalids foe .England. On the Sib March spoke the Oast* from Liver. pool for Cakutta; the-whole of the crew very sickly. 'The falmr. leg ships• have passed for. she River this morning :—The Moat Stewart, ELeswassaya. frost Bombay ; sailed the 27th February, from Ceylon she 13th Mardreand from St. Helena the lath May; the Norfolk Our, sailed from Bombay for Liverpool too days before: Th eHobberts, of London. and the Gipsy, of Livelled. sailed from St. Helms a few days before. WM mama AT .Tit curroaramew. Inwaris—The Dart, fkramek. from Ostend; ()awn Prim Frederick, Scheel, from Frederichatalt• Carelhae. Walters, font Liverpooi ; Jong* Jan. Vas Zee. fan; •Wireensio ; Miss Fig , from Alexandria; Attwood, Stomach, from noweedam; and dm Juliana. Imes. from Calcutta. . , . Cleared Outwards—The Fang. Itirehie, fer fin. Eiodati• Dough. and &bag ; lieighlograarneranke, for Brehadoes and S. Lucia; the Thames. Ashordsw; Loslash Gibbs 1 and lidiskiq k Packets Williams, Gtr Route Mai diebeess„Vivins. fa °O ran Sir William Cents, Vilittiogbam, fit Calais • Amason, Biwa isc Grand Canary ; scudm, Kelalle.fer Taman:l; Di ass, De Alas teas, foe Comm end Santini's; FricailskiPs Yousg, for ilia c ; Two Brothers, Reynolds, fee Whoa; • and Perseverance, Hughes. for St. Andrew's, New Brunessids. • • . .Different statements have :been circulated of the appoot of • dollars ,brougl4 • by the , Primrose, but the sthallest we have seen estimates it nt 4,020,000 dollars. of which 500,600 are on Government accounts aced-the' remainder on account of the merchants. The Primrose also brings about 90 mints of Cochineal. • Some unknown persons offered to give. the wife of the grave-digger of the Churchyard at Berlin, In which Basvnovse, the celebrated composer, is belied. 1.000 florins for his head. Tbe woman refused the offer, and apprised the police of the circon stance ; since which the parties have not been heard of. ST Paifitles, PlULlC.o.—Yesterday the new Church at Pimlico, called St. Peter's, was e• nsecrated by the Right Rev. the Bishop of LONDON. Al er the he ceremony, which was id the usal form, had been gone through, t Rev. Dean e f CARLISLI delivered a very impressive discourse•on the text, v. The hove of the LORD is per feet." In the cour.e of his address the Revetea Gentleman adverted to the want which had been long felt of a new house of prayer in the extensive parish of Pimlico, and expressed his satisfastion that it had been supplied by so beautiful a building . Th e Church, indeed, merits the compliment of the Rev. e Delle• It is in the interior extremely sitnple , y et ele g ant. T altar is graced by Hivres's picture of Cainrigat taken from Me Cross— (painted some time back)- 0 ,eut, we understood, from the Directors of the Brit Instituti.:n. The voice of the preacher is distin ctlf audible in every part of the Church. In every r es p ect lie building is highly creditable to the ulents of the itchitect, Mr. H SWELL. The ground on which the ,March is erected was presented to the perish by Ecti .;nasv cson. Judi sired I bow yew .00* .Nais ward Mai .*4 abet te pet cis* of dr ./ Plot 1 One aura odor 4ntiel Aber ens& ern as be , l i the pen angel fa, lb the B t ,4# lA* , oldie PT* ♦rw. let 11 4 4 11 -9 -ohs 'Warr p sit Mei 'Sr. Pah ...• 1 die Ilia* I *JP bras "der 1.1111 M gnill I PIM aella Via !age lit a 1 , 14 11; 'IP ye 1 dads hit q Mil Mar I will POO