Star. — London, England, 1827-10-26 00:00:00

_ . a,Vberit K,. Trim\ • 4 Hic accounis its thelrr . emalt Vairraref ma at t. .. dint:Wed fiemietat Imam Paean - tad inillllll.4lk i lba kasiaßect.se thatbsiseaMtathet that watealtijima..- sob, which left of yellardwratesl for the Account, opened at die seise Or Ms slerelaifivit wire Ina-roads ado 1 ail} and for Money 7 iallarel'airsokieldek, the market ttai"aplit tm proved, and et preemlesnifbe retie& it Oaf 1, with a very arm inarbat. Za the Fesfeadt nutlet, South American securities are some *hal bekeir dem yorterbaY, bet tub Is defog: • • ' Curresi Ideas; tlif Webb to t; Medea 541 1151;Oribmbian 111 1, Pongees, in ie. BraiStin 991'* . Haedoi Ayres 49 50.1 Roadie estas;,‘Disilsli 611 62. • CITY. HALF-PAST ONE 'o*COCIL Afpto the present hour we 114; not bar otihe arrival We at any Ka ren nom Parisi We made' a mistake in stating dnesday's attleraiof psint trial Parisi: it &Mid be Tuesday's, 7111. toe. spar Cease: 10Sf. Coon* have been done thhi inanins at in. bet as rearm they may be quoted at Mtn fee the Account. and SOH fur Hotta. Some !malaise has been done, but not to a tray Om extent. • ' • PRICK OF STOCKS -AT TWO O'CLOCK. RAO Stock 2161 216 I n dia Stock 251 i I 3 per Ceni. Red. 871 1 $ Di tto Bondi 98 97 3 per Ct.'Cons. 881 1 South Sea Stock 96 pm Cem: *4l Oki sfissmitint 5$ par Cat. liesL aft tfor £lOOO 4 per Ct. New 10211 • X2ellete Vinf 62 63 4 per cent. Scrip ,"Sae Diem 82 41 • 4 per aut. 11126; 30 2 1 11 tiaras* idirm'Obro irk icons Ann. 19 940 claw. Commis for Ara. sal a I • VORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCIL ' , • Dania. flkh. p Cr. 6t • Hant.Bds..B4s,llp Ct. 65 . Dn. Account 431 DO. Acct. 5s sti 55 Mei. limas 5 per Ct. 45.4 nues.Uds,l622, pe 94 Do Acct. • -• '' Do. Ace. 941 • • BRITISH MID TORSION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. • Pas& f 4441. Wein C 444,411 of Ireland -45 • 31 • 4 P4404i La Pas dt Persv. Also. 1.5 5, les Is Date Coasolidated 10 . i 4 Os United . Mexican 40 321 9$ Vastest Galena Gas 5O 40 25124 • Fianna Funak•— , Paaa, 0c5.115.-.-The per Cents. 1091. llama per Cate. 7IE. 115 e. Beak Stock, t MAIL 540 c. Kactsange sit kimono, aneknoath.tst. 90c. Throe swabs. 856 loc. It will, be sten by otu Oover letter,' that an Atts- Pisa Mess tiger lauded *re yesterday , floes Vi enda. The Messenger was said to be the beater of important) dispatch - tat° PriaccEartaftasa, respecting Greece, mut She decision of the Porte on the subject of the inter.: ientiOft . oi.tite Allied Powers in die ' airs of the East. • , • _ • • DisPaiihes were tbis.morning received at the Colo. bit' Office from the Cape of Good Hope, also from Sir Vellitaa, Governor oterylint; • - • •, - • ' • The Gaieite de.France of Wednesday, which arrived list contains fresh. adv ices relative to the aff4rs : 9f Greece,- and gives a. new version. of the transactios, between *the Nile had the Greek .Patriattli. instAtd bf being, as she Allied Minister's Were said to seaside( it, a just concession on the part 0( the Sth i lAs;kwouLd appear to be one on that. of the Greeks. I :lfie are mid, that a petition has bceo presented hoer ,the Greeks to their Patriarch, annoincing their' •fisinnission the Porte, asking 'for • in . ampestY," mad 'begging the rerocatioL4,. Ilse prescription decreed against them. This ocsCstilsatissign,,is stated to have been regularly testAiied' by she Patriarch to .the Pude, who, oa acceptirig it, deeleeityl that the erring should be pardoned, the veil of ffirlfilon thioWn. over the past, and i t trdered the liberation of all the. Gr•eek It is further stated, that on the 43d ult., IBRAHIM Bali. *greed, to an statistic., stipulating for the - right to re mit ter•Alesendria, :About inspediment front the tom hined squadrons, at soon as he shall receive new cStft ftsuoications. , The armistice with the Greeks k stated to have been concluded under the guarantee of the Cenimandek of the allied squadrons. 'The Convention with Isamsrm vests cusclu.'ed‘ by Messrs. Eitt?yrr, for EnglaUci, kinsman., for France..and,ALAscAnar, who is , with the Russian Admiral kfiraznosZiplomatic Agent. . . . . sr ibrigt*ders Mail, d aterning„.we have re mired the 411gestelise Zeihnig to the 20th inst. It cap tains an aitonot from Zante of an attempted escape of the Egyptian fleet on the morning of the 22d Sept. from the port of Naearin ; the Egyptian squadron, it is said, Were resiiived s to :pink that of Admiral Coommoron, and forcethe blockade, when a puetber of men of war were descried in the offing, supposed to be she squat. drons of the *either Allied - Powers; Wheis the Egyptian Admiral tacked about with his whole Item, Mid stood a t gain into . port., The smile snide immunise the ar• oa the Stbda ult. •of /the Enterprise steam vessel. 'being the snood that ba's • sailed froansbis country, to join Lord Caftan**. ' The - followiog at* extracts:— . SANTE. Ster.so: • .I4s the niglif - til the 22d Sept,. thiee English . brigs of war, which. wen! cniliag before the entrance of the harbour of Navatio,lretearked a great bestlewithin the port, which led to the inference that the 'Potts were preparing to profit by *the 'favotrible Wind Which was then S.E. to OM tel sea. Admiril tOirrington Was informed of this coafeetere, and immediet y weat q; board one of the brigs in order to ,coovinceitiesself sibether it was coneet. It did not eseape fiis observe tion that troops Were being embarked, Ind teat "tlii aumeroui watch fires on shore gave reastiP e tP Ptesimie that the whole Egyptian force was in the_ieinitg.... r Admiral Codtington immediately gave the meaner orders to his squadron, and as it Was to be presumed that the attempt to getout of the flatboat w oald,chafif be made towards the South, pat tly • frOm the state Of tir favourable wind, and partly for the purpose *of steering . sossisrd i s klistra,•the English Admiral rtrengtheped his right wing.. On the 22J, at six o'clock in the m9rniolg, six large Chips of war, one of them bearing the Admi errs Bag, were seen.te . steer towards the north, but et this , Mouth of the, halictit trf theft towards the seith.—:- Tilese ships, which appierta: to form the - van of the wlsoleEgyittimv fleets. MO "bit* 'weM followed by 4 8 large ships, spread all their mils tam they tasked, and when a considerable _.. • quadroons, upon which the llgnitiais Admiral's ship, tacked about, add gave the signal io ill the other do the same. -The whole fleet accordingly cast anchor again io the harbour of Navarin. At twelve o'clock. at noon Admiral Codrington -and Admiral de Rigny came to •an anchors and after exchanging the usual salutes, M. de Rigny went on board the English Admiral. filme time after a cutter, with dispatches, was sent to Ibra him, and the same evening .an envoy from, Ibrabins came to the English Admiral. The following day it was known that Ibrahim Pacha was ready, to make an armistice with the Greeks till he should receive fresh': instructions from This father. At this moment, therefore.' the hostilities in the Mores are suspende.G indeed, as the Egyptians will scarcely draw their swords any those against the Greeks, we may consider the !to:46lWe) as at an end. Not.a . shot, however, was r fired on the 22d, except the Volley, at the English boat. 'The Enterprise steam boati commanded by Cape Cosby, cast anchor - - here on the 2Stb, and; depated istiothellalkewing dor to join Lord Cochrane. • • ' ' 4 " .• • ' The Oaaerato.ri Meath's,. a the lsth October, nounces under the head of Nav a rin, 4th October,*that Ibrahim Pacha, to prevent, the actual breaking out of hostilities, had concluded with . the English Admiral an armistice fOr 20 days, to send to their respective Go vernments, for instructions. Adrttiial Cedrington seat a packet boat to Ancona, with dispatches for London, The Oriastal Spadatorof .15th September. says, that Major Craddock who had been sent by the. English Government oo a special mission to the Viceroy of Egypt, arrived at Smyrna no the 9th, and set out on the 12th for the Archipelago, and that the . Viceroy. had [ejected 41 his proposals .to, recall his. troops .and• his fleet from the Motea.—afigerseine Zeitung, 044.19. Few there are who hold more . the duties of those who controul the Public Press, sad few, very few, entertain stricter notions of the manna of properly es- EP:citing hs various functions, than ourselves. Allowed - 0 - on all hands to be an instrutitent of pones almost en botinded, it is . consequemly incumbent on those who wield km direct its infleence and apply Its forcC,to good purposes, with prudence, vigour, and• jodgmeat, in proportion to its strength. The Pulpit may strike partial convictimi..ar mould thi.c.ourse of a kw, but it cannot spread so wide 4,40c -trines as the Public Plass t few,in Comparison hear its Voice; itsid fewer, far fewereperses its precepts. How many , who never 'see the inside 'walls of a place of w0r .14. road,„aitd that with eager _avidly, the dicta of a Loudon Newspaper. Siesta somewhere says, that file vibe frees day swderre.itcrates, and, through the public "tireiS'iproutalgares his untie:esti, will finally beton)* Master Ofjmitfic opinion." Thus how cautiout should t4 4 * *AC!. SOC . Lhis potent engine" eve? be, to avoid Poisosihll9lE , m4leatling those, within the circle of its inSuence t and. mere,; ever. actively. to lead. horn evil, and to advance in wholesome paths. • The Public Press shestld corker taster.-dsonld denounce vice-bi bold'in opposing the ettaCts of Satan; in whatever - shape. and under whstscsever . specions guise, he may ahem himself its constant aim should,. ipise, be boldly to advance the public geed, alike regardless of party bias, the dictates of interest, or thilmwes of men. A public Journalist should, in his siiiedelatiei, reef realiie the golden 'pre cept of a Roman Poet, and, not content . with bite pro fession, seem, but be. indeed, • .. . • - : . a Nrirtstis, vets custom, rlgidoesque sitars e" • To attach the prevailing visraof the day, to defiled the peciplis rights, and to poinrout the safest arid the surest path, ire the primary' and most incumbent duties of the. hest. . . • Tbus,:desply imbued w'ith the .sentiments we have expressed, we ever rejoice to see •those among oar cm . temporaries w h o. Possesing power of.tilent, or power of circul.tion, Come foifacd, alid:llearlessly, "her' the gauntlet at any instjtutiozrtice s or . growing vice • which, detrimental to. • or .to worldly- welfare, tends to the injury of the nation or thepeople. •Among these' vices we" must Oki in the Ibiedinsrriolr, dial most irifernil of the* alt4firatsino.! . /lied among those Journalists (many as they,are in nu t orbres, and _10 9 ,d as they are in voice s i woo hew protestedormiwhodo'ino test, as Paglishmen mid as Chribians, against this,dar ing cdme, it would be rank injustice were 'We not to .partictilariii the Afirrsing Herald, among the ,firmest and thsloudese:4isslong,,shle, and 4therearisd foes. We chte it, and the lesion owes it, to.tbis Paper, that almost the deepest sigma 'to her legislature, • and the foulest blur opal 'public institutidosthe edifice sow iliarialltself info an ignominious existence in a certain ,treet, has been, stamped pith the iodelilds brand of in. faory—that it• is worked out, as it is,- by die , finger of retry bones* usedi e 4 a thing tot shunned end a thing to be itri-4ed4 - . - • I , 7 We Ifni)* iZISei./44 so deadly, of =nese, rapid Iyin eteasing„;si. that 4gansini, Strange it is that from an innoceotamusamont, ad alight is the transition, to a deorlfe- taunt. .41 long as play' is enlr an *amirsemenr kii.li#4ll6l, ; brievt/stri it once - becomes a Speculation or i tr;ide a it-ir . 'noiticroi in the lain degree; ,ni sooner data , arnrice become the ;aacoeive., than the tranquil' stream it deserted feet the ..edslyof a fearful whirlpool. Wit nor Sildrite bet the slime bf any thing that csosti. tail's the siii, At long as' the interest benioderate, cards acre ;mint -; k int, When that *ilia gibes way to other "te l inducements, eareinsensinly drawn in till the comfort of a family , o n 'a peace, mind, donnas, nay very life, depend on the had of a dice or the turn of I card ! . iVe are of opt ion that' were every one of those in= stances, which are Ai* daily occurring of the witruing• fats of gamesteu, more ,fully develeped to the public eye, the results *Told be more . beetelitial: the pulpit, ..iresterday hfips tge . prorogued, a meeting took place pro forme, for the4ur. me of further prorogation. At two o'clock - the 'Com missioners, the Lor elletiCalitllt, the Earl of CLA assoom, and Lord BlttLiT, took their seats on the woolsack, and the officers of the House of Commons having appeared at the bar, the coanastwiew was read, after which the Lord CoitscaLwa deck:rod Parliatitent prorogued until Tharsky, the 20th .of &meads's. COURT CIRCULAR. • The Duke and Duchess of CZAR/SCE came I tows yesterday temonlng, from their seat. in Busy Park.. ilk Roya held a levee, which was numerously attended. . The Mechem of Cumetice visited the Princes, ACCII7III6, at her reUldetice in the !nib Palm*, et. James's. The Priniess &mum aloe slaked the Pristles Avatisaa; The Mite and Dachas of Orontes retorted to Booby in the afternoon. . . The Ambassador from the Netherlands, and the French Charge d'Affaires, transacted business yesterday at the Foreign 06ce, Meriting-street. • The Earl of LIIZAPOOCCOIItinses at•Oassabfarrowl. The Math of his Lordship ku..tlayine the Nag Seer woeitterillibill illiPesed* The Noble Earl. anconsposied by his Countessi takes en airlag io his cartiake daily,whM the'wenther is hue. • • • • • 4 : 1 DOVEIt, OCTi 25. A:riived at three o'clock 'this afttrnooit, his Mplesty's , Post °See Packet, 1.11111, from Calais, laving so laird the Right Hon. J. C !Minium, Cbiocelkor DNA. Escbrquer, and his Family ; Viscount Nurse, Sir JOUN Con, and lift-Other pas- sengers. The returns (rim the Continent within the last ten days bate been vets; oktneiuls, iseeerling the entharliations nearly one. half. . . Mr. HUSTAIMI, Mew"ger fuses Vienna, also landed today and the Sitar 4e Lula, tbe French Messenger, yesterday. Report says, the fernier is the heart? of some impatient dispatches respect tng Greece, and the decisioa of the Porte in the haersentioa of she Coons of Ragland, Franee'led Resets. LIVERPOOL. . • The Liverpool Courier cattalos the aerostat Of tb• close of our election. •Couricr-toillce. Wednesday; Oct. 24, 12 • at... We stop the preis to announce that the arduous and protracted contest for the honour of filling the civic chair has just terminated in favour of Mr. Porter, after polling siz tallies, leaving the astakert at the close as tallow* : • , • • . For Mr. Porter r s , ,• Mr. itobibiers . • . 1.705 - Majority m favoiror Mr: /Artier • • Total number of [ream • • - ,..sys • The friends of the rasing candidate paid this morning 2Si. for a single iMe. kII to be Tact. The money V pellet on bah 'aides in this crittiest will hist fill short of from 15,00a . to20,0001: • RAMSGATE, Ocr. 24. CONSIICRATIO% Or THIL lOW ditraca O➢ ST. • :** C:. GSORGE. • 7 ' The hisetifol &eft lllhoreh of St: Getter, which has .1 0 4rit lamp sown, was SeptOWNS retesday by she A 7 4 Ceiensinoir. HI. Grace and iriunitiVatro bests at , Si liedstakeiller several 'weeks chiefly OD account of the illness •d, Mrs Hamlin Sutton. which iocremesi au mu*: on Saturday that k was hired that the cereneonii prosli_Nt eke place onao the dap appcketd. Tickets of adniaelosin *leer the areaway were , hived I few days before to-the Sublettriberitothe educe, smite the Troseemier dietriboden tatite.poblisomi magnet, was the anxiety to be present gn the felari9D, •••±llamegtil ware rut in their attempts to obtain them. The Church begets to Ii I sane after nine, arid a streatn.or vieltanfroatithed CO pair in until ' ,nearly eleven. • • ! • Precisely at eleven o'clock, the Lord Primate, arrived from Broadstairs, accompesied by * Ilisimp of Carlisle air & sou, law), and the : Rev. N. Simone. Chaplain to his Gtace. IPSO OM by the 'Rev. IL Harvey, the Oka , al St. Laurence,' malted to the Chink by the Chnrchwardeas and Truism, beide/ white wends in eh* hands.. A numerous body of .Clregy fetid dee nigh bouring parishes brought up the meg, His Grace proceeded up the middle Aide to the Ikaff.,whew the Vicar of St. Laurence presented the petition to Consecrate. The moat service:for the oicashis dyes took plam. After the prayers, owe of Yeat's Anthems beginoiog•-••• Minted be thou. ite.'"rmes smug Is excellent style by a bead of SISSWIIri. opyttrde of forty fat sunalber, assisted by weevil amidemen mid Choristers bone Canter bury Catisedret. 'The Blimp of Cafliie aseCted at the Coominsiosi Service. An excellent and sOproprfate. Strom ems preached try the• Rev. ft . Harvey, pm. •-ftlapdtel'a Photos followed with most happy effect. The Vegetable Prelate theA gave the Siesings; and the Sacraissent was'attisiniatered to the gem and any others who chose to vinumenkate, which dove, the Arch. bishoy,.Clergy, Trustees and &Athlone., promeded to the copse madam of the Church-yard, when the diredlovies et ebe dap con. cho4o. ire cannot conclude, without expressing the very vest satisfat - dee which was geheralli felt at the eseelent emits/meets which hod beeir made by the- Ceettodttee, far toodetting she buskins of tbe l day. Borden ware pieced alike weave to the Chemists • vet, I numerous body of police lißed be way. aided by the civil power belonging to the ;royal Harbour. The holders of Tickets were timbered to their resperdve seats without bustle or cooreakia, and the gnome' order and decorum prevailed. To his (crane the Arshbisimp of Canterbury, this cove is moth indebted for bin kindness in fotwatding the viten of the Whig tents ritietlie Irk indication to him on the ass of the Mare% • until kb completion; tfh untollcest .of 4200.: and' petted visits to the building dodos his evidence In fhb neigbbour-' , hood, watching the progress of preparation cannot be forgotten. • The Gentlemen on whose tedusteeey sod liratuitoos services in the musical department taxied ea much co the completion of the eerier, Arvind' our bell aoknowledgmkti96 Ths;llsuiter;have raised a Sinectrre which will be • lasting Ine niorial of their abilities long after the present generation shall hive been swept away. Mr. Hernslerwas the original architect bet he dying soon after its commeneenteat, It woo completed by Mn Kensialkwith some few alterations from the original pion. wearance b very'elegant and light, being of the ficaill Gothic order. The steeple It aormounted with en octagonal !tinhorn : the whole being 137 feet from air groond—kise length i4* feet byline. Thu' first none was laid by the Archbishop:lw August, /11114; die ibliad lag proceeded on in June. - 111115. Vitrch-itees (Sr the pewee classes has long been wanted byre; we have Door a Dade strum, sor Diiine 'Worship. of selliciertt magnitude to eastalia 11,000 per mit. 1,400 of that number being Pak sittings. Wiseif we relhet upon she great benelt which is likely tb rusk from time pre IdJa, the means of Divine Wuethip and naligionslostreetise for din rin pidly increasing population of this town,. and•the. atcommodation, afforded to its numerous vi s i tor ., w e can but be weV pkaaed wit% our work, although the elpena* may prebs upon- the biuselsoldirs' for the neat eighteen years. A. rpoblie kI. a (resew — intact,* ; plated no an elevated skataties, it is seen at * parts, apd its approsek Is convenkot to the different quarters of the town. . . Et ara.--qn the evening at the 24th init.., the Cosateni, of Ifeasatate was safely deliieted of a sea and heir. Count UA PO DIATOIA A , appointed Presides* Of Gree ce. left Paris ea Dfcesday Mt Marseilles. The new Assembly Romni at Alnwick. was bpeat l / 4 1` en Friday last, for chi lbw tithe forth. mind Greed BAL. at ' li n:heehaw fiessieis. The ateoLusedatlen gaveireat satisfaction to is nureseos k s sad bigamies party. • Asseept the 1101111pallW Their Graces the Daisy amt Dachas of Noasuresaas j aita. Loyd and Lai Raviewiroseti; the 'Hon. H. T. Lamm, 111. P. and Lady. M t lbw, Ida+ Be. P. sad tidy, • the • High /berg, of tie Cyber, XDowse Dwar ape egt) and Lady. & o. ate. 1. • • • .A semi is ati •Glisrissey, front vivo, le& Nei days.l4:" then tlis ts. The Exchange was 99. .-- - ' Were fetieSted ca by all 1 1 / 8 1144 kit k i te Goya akiley. Gums% als the floe, Plymouth. Thy was midi *wed pith tiers:Mt ashes, reviews. ausgii m izirmaiim 4Z u " Ti e s r e ti al aglay it ale Mk (Wog Stool) Regiment orfriaotrY has ',moot by the death of General Sit John llinthsri illalt.: - • - , toll dillameof Wooden, to the lath Regiment of light Dn. 1111111181.11 Nb" Tee l bekinsin enbli irca g i to Weglimillitcrl due 'hit Reg for im th e t e l C a t v o a l r ! l y o pe raysy "4, el =ten . • marched pared', Dam Weetatildst. for Hull. Detachment beisegiog to the 14th and 40th Fieghneut. of p o q l / 4 . yesterday; on bard a mean-semi in the Miter, tot Gramessod. oo rotate to Chatham. Ode Troop of the 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards h ordered to be relieved at Donley, by a Troop belonging to the sails Cory* tram Dorchester.. ' • J r.• . . manias ditoildi befeae thp • **vied to sr, , - • am each and all ' ramott . ~.. THE Mull. . ai .h. et lops pissoe,:a 4o v e. • as and f o et a l t h. rs t o r @ a ui tasa . hi r ad or ra tticir , eu r i ezeti bman iv e R elinolio THE EVENING • ~ 9;t 4 18 11 . the BelL, Illl- " . . . Jim. ' °446 °E t° ' . ri" , 4Pi r - - 2;11: - Is - .. he crow) with . t . p^'!..4.l.lk,wiiiir! W a s DePota d larglatit Roomette stati o n e d i d t i, & awl - _ ;it IA .14 ain platapi-to• Egyptian Ad: .... , :,.. . y 1"-----"-"""*-'"--"---16 :? t r ili 9O - b•Cia' 5 di e Was fp ladia as the Bombay statioa, 480 foes; foe thole cat 0 • fl's aap" -- , tal waltn - tlffr Conlin .a,,the boat Pa s . ;4 ; 4 1 4 ;5 t. teophold* septs: v or N" 1 " 41h • • at, dad olallgrA to put back It idonoplishing • _ ••s of eta leap., ~0 - I , , • . :...„„ *.e .,. i 1,370. thew are independent of filo reinforeetnea : ele s , iallil\\ 2 y ocroBER im .... • its . object. The English men, of war appeared to be pie- ' : :,• ' uouswor w i ns. . ~. ._ • shoed for th e et c : 6 " l " 4 : 4 l7.giaw th e zul nitesia indil i Cot e.4.44l.f ainf. t Imo 16461 A, - -- ----- paring for action, and the EgyPtiags rerlvad tirettic . l; - • --...M.01 1 ... ... $? AcittoiP!‘......iirav vi . . • 4..,, . -__ - o r *E . we l t i s , . ~Testerday bfins tile dqy to which Parliament was Jersey, and illuched tor wararalgeol, fa k ,,, i i ng d o . when a considerable numbet ef .....•••ti_ • meet, no took &ace two forma-liar Ammer- _ Ile_ Dl° l4 . 44 _th_. Itb .and deth Itellowlitf 'Wire fefieliftl... I 1 ft • •a :NI NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Letters have bps racked hem his /dainty's ship Gabe % Rear-Admiral °way; dated Bahia, September 5, whit* statethai t hat ship was to resnale there'd!l the is of October, and then ;to retina to Rio Jasriro. The Ganges was Cl days from SO to ; Bahia ; all Go beard quite well, bat tired of the stupidity of Rio, and glad to get to sea ter a change. No !mention-a other sea of war being there. • The Twesdie Brodie, Glum from Hanahurgh to coai g ,„ 4 Malaga. has bees carded into Wiveslise, having been abandoned by the crew AI the Lag Sped. • The Favourite, lIMITLIT mid Percival, Sewn, of Sund er l an d , were totally It reeked off th;it paw as Tuesday ; new saved. Goma, Oct. 17.—Letters from Algiers, of the 9th chino sae that three renal cruisers bad tidied. =debit GMT wan blockaded lap is a seek ; that six armed schooners were as the point of sai Beg, ant only waited a (avowable sepoetsuky. Patna, Ocr. 53.—The brig Dens Augusta, Snaring, wo driven oo shore at Porto Rico on the 17th of Aogno, with its of maNS s fn. and, it was feared, could set be repotted. Fautours, M.Litt.—Wind W. to S. W.—Salled the R. Fate, Gesso', for Vera Crux. Poarssoure Oen 25.--Wied &&W.—Arrived the limbed, HIM QXKIKT. DLL, OCT. 16.-11 Ind &W.—Arrived from London the St Andrew;Gmatess, for Trinidad ; John and Edward, Mama, fee Bosom ; and liststik, &ant, far Hannah. Fumanti, Oisomis 54 —Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Bala, 1.14111111. from Lebembrir. Sailed the Anlaby, Ovaarot, for Opona. Oct. 15.—The' Meanie, 10, Captain Dunes, sailed on Tuesday far Mika, with Diaathes for Adminl Sk Rums Conationn. The Victor, is, tCa G. Laara, will treat ost of hubby at Tuesday, war Pgillgss, arid aced bet coning lot the yea le. dies. The rikapseigmakerig, Linnumat Minter, milled yestridat • fat Lisboa mdbligablid it Ablea. Saida is EITTAOSIT dein twin*. and Linnet ser_byartb eel; at the Wad, the Dramatis. Itrysibt, Lewitt. and SMUGGLING PR AMC= ON TDB DIINTIIII; Chid (b. Mobley, the labot, the barge Amity, if Rabat. Rimer, Waiter, wish timbre on dick, and some in the bold,* comastiog arab fross-Rochoster to Sandwich, was seised, *sari i palm pion by Mr. Fanny, dismal:lr, ei Ralepte, sviisb slaa of marks and 11 chats of tea le ber kskt Thin is the haaddaso width has bees made boss yen, lei it said to be woo* GAOL VbabodeT. Ikat Ildis haat,' Idibt-cered Ealiff; from Dandagno, whiten lb.& Mew on hard, attempted to rata any ! of mss ha the sAght eilDawa hem* et the beck of the York Red. but use friebieettageholfamig peseenee' of the blockade form the pardon loam able bolo of we, of Whs. weight each. The pay, it it am, was the same night takes by the Vigilant cutter, Caput. POLAND. with the remainder of the team board, sad ail her arm Led ou •Theroloy, the lath lostat, tbs ddeatayst Of Dover observed las bast-yard at that poit 150 L worth of Beach As, wise~ bad been eloodestissely ism and rm. COMMERCIA IN 1l Ltio; C£—THIS ' DAY. !toil of Sogii iiialiiiiilf t dbcalb dm at this period hue year, , and as then Ed bid fib ebbs se irate boded in the Web India Dods, then whilst se arterial &Who brahrr stock thimososon. The ' ableali . 9fsita. Maher las sat m ended 25 cwt. The deliveria ,Intop, the* warehouses dew Tub day have been pretty large, thou* see se extensive as at tilt tint bat week. The hematites whisk has gavelled over the Seger Market was dighdy. . dissipated ma Melia aftermbh aid "It few imbues were made as rather Saar terms. Ups shy bargains have been made atom - (rely. ad Sae hooka way it quoted Dab 72e. to 724 Gd. a$ ibis Jamaica from Cu to 65i. 4d. per cwt—.Foreiga Saws Amebae dtdi Of sale. The vat d Mauritius Sagan; has risen in antagotece el their Wig sew ad: matted tee home conannaption at WM per coat duty; the Ebbw Obtain 70s. per cwt.—ln Raised Sugars there are few wise It jibe penal prices. • Coma—There being but few go* sales Ahmed', the baba in private bargains has been rather more numerous. Gad nary' hawk,' obtains fns mis, co 445. middling from 64% to a. and some good parceis ofd, were purchased today at 765. Fur cwt. Io spieby,bere has been no babas Of consequence : for es. pottatiou smoe considerable "untidy; of. pepper; cateleft• cal dove% have bebe.dallverad from the 14(0MM this week. Weei..The akin fok at the asmouocerceut of the l "` (alert has Whaled The imported& week from liasbagit been very large, having amounted to about MOP° lb& M t advice' from Hataborgla mate. that still further Mimeos Wee to be made to this ceentry. The /mien state that the Imamate aliments of wool Is to be attributed to the fact, that anti the late panic in the comnserclal world, the Prussian Govenaint ad. mated money to yes .woolvoirore, in older to enable doe ro p without man meal at the thew low pekoe. The grove 1 4 this aseleisooe, were wise so bold their mock, wbick ie tie b t g l * • • slog of the present year, was larger ,than at any forma pelf The revival /trade country has enabled the Praia ow• grower to &ogees if his stock with advantage. The gtaktfteti m of theirool baglashad lattee)l has 'been enteral for house ossost tien.• The 6104 fa weed le: rather less brisk, bat lie Price' & losa. • • • ' • • • Shwas PrialetZ-' Ilio Tailor Market Is of say Wet 118641 sbosethe ritessolvi ariprilielos of fail week; the prig hell ~_ St 'IL per cwt: "Praia the par bunberotaellits, hawasa c or - User decline is calcialkied epos. The laceessto from St. reftn64lllll gate, that shipimess of tallow; Mai grabbling with "1' 4 4:: enter that all might be a board before the frost sets in. endued for sab'rether less than MAIM Milts at the date of thtr'' seseatts. Th e . felports this week Mire bees 47 Mt wow' eleilverieeS,lB3 ewt.Vairfli for hale ateisstpdas. • llostraoss—The market foe 'tido* ardde is net a brisk al het week, and ado' aro made with elliciky at 2m. brims g ig hada Conagong him deibrod for sale ma the 9th November. foe' teas. The deliveries (rem the Wareham this week bate buss unisualfy begs, vls. 5071 cwt. • • nestles of Conoit' Woos; elk week have bees largo Co a ordinary aerate Ms meth larked - after, and obtain NM *L.' • As. Among )he passengers which wised at Falwell 0 4 *Wax, io his Majesty'. packet Redpoie, from Rio de Janeiro wits Me Iteripis Bemocom gusherlaio to the .I;s3Pest_ sll Pam% end Coossmoder- is -Cialef of air DrasilLot Arms. '""*- %hut/ as I. Media. M. set off for ILOodolo, from ',beset Wlderuoodje Is to proceed to Bavaria, to odebnts the merrtatebl '."117. -n- sf du. Emperor of the Baossis to me of the Nos.- • • According to accounts Ono Paris i s this morning! t appeart that the :Russian squadron under Adonis{ klaztoarr, were in the Roads of Palermo on the zit of September, supposes, tai : have bees driven - there in 3 storm ; they 4on ? i..t of fonr.s* of the line, four taißetbr and a sloop, sand Irma still occupied on the 27th is caking is waiter zod frail provisions as well as repe irio g some damages,: • " Veneta' Daiiiit 'who lately arrived from the 0 " . ails, has brought with him a quantity of gold, end to eight thousand tarots of diamonds, wlth 13"11 an ,7 London to pay the Brazilian Dividend. Crinsols BB l l l le consequence.of the above, Brazil' Stock hisintrel e " and done at 60. • . . • - I