Star. — London, England, 1827-07-30 00:00:00

• • \ THE EVENING STAR. ! I s4 CONDON. '--:- MONDAY, JULY SO, 1827. :1111rICKKICHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. . this morning the Conrad great hnprovement 1.911141114U114 by information from various quarters. The peace between Brazils ank Buenos Ayres,...the Pschs of EGYPT declaring himself independent—also the Retrenchment in the Army. Cori. soli, which left off on Satarday at 8711 In the Coney, opened this morning'ai 871; and soon after were done at 881 1 for the Ae tvont—a else of. 1 per Cent, and at present may be quoted at 881, mad toe Money 88 to 1. In the Foreign market, Brazglan Stock has get up since Sa. today 4 per Cent. in consequence of the above news from the Brazils. AU other South American Securities has also Unproved. Current prices: Old Spanish 9110, Mexican 70j 71, Colom bian 331 34, Portuguese 76 77, Baenoi Ayres 611644, Brazilian 6415x5,. Russian 951, Greek 151 16. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. There has bee? an improvement in Consols, up to the present time, of 1 per. Cent. In the earlier part of the morning they were at 871 1 for the Account ; since which they have got up to 881 1, ,and for Honey 881 1, with an immense deal of bminesi doing. In the Foreign market a re-action has taken place in South American Securities, and Mexican and Colombian Bonds have fallen 11 per Cent.—Colombian 33 to'l and Mexican 70 to 1. Toanorrow is settling day in the Foreign market. PINCH OF STOCKS AT OTW O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 2 1 2 213 1 Joao stock . 5 per Cint. lted.lllll 89 881 89 Ditto Bonds 90 91 3 per-Ct. Cony. 874 881 1 South Sea Etat* .56 per Cent. Old Ansralties 31 per Cent. Bed. 954 1 New Ditto 471 4 pee Ct.. New 101 1 108 £lOOO Excheq. Bills 58 60 4 per Cent. Scrip £5OO Ditto U 60 4 per Cent. 1826,1051 104 .8100 and £2OO Ditto SR 60 Long Ann. 801 1.16 90 Commie for Acct. 87/ 881 1 1 FOKKIIIIN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Feaxillna SU. 5p Ct. 62 41 4 1 I Gr. 1361.11125, 5 pCt.l5l 1 16 1)9 Acct.64l 63 Do. Acct. 16 Bream Ayr,. s lids. 6 pC. 611 62 Met. llonds,s per Ct. 571 o. Ac‘t 68 • D0•8d5.1825,6pCt.701/ 11 70j Bonds. 6 per Ct Do. Acct. 701 4 714 701 Ditto Acct. 32 Portuguese Bds. 5p C. 11.oion‘Mmi Bondi, 6 p Ct. 51 Do. 'Ace. 761 Ditto lids, 1884, 331 1.4 332 itiame.llds, 1882,5 pe. 941 Do. Account 34.1 54 . 541 Span. Bd. 5 p Ct. 91 10 Danish lids. 3 p C 1.614 63 1 ' French Remelt. 5 p C.103f 75e Do. Acct. 01 Bzehange,Bsl 411 e 13B,ITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, T*O O'CLOCK. • MAIM men. Anglo Mexican 100 85 Iffrazillan 100 20 United Mexican 40 so Caosincetst Gas , $5 TrostocLil Ba 4 of Ireland 100 25 33 34 30-51 11e 5i I ti . EXCHANGE& • AsesTaers+32, J,sy t 7. -:.On London, 11. 93e. M.ll. 12e. • lieetenear, 4taxte....-On London, 36. S. 6 M. 36. ie. ie. PrzowsuscH, Jet.v 13.—0 n Loudon, 10 13-32. Lgusan,VoLT 20.-,Ott London, 3 M. 6. ISt. Baaus. "Ince 21.-0 a London, 3 M. 6 331. Yocum Funs, Jinx 27. —Flu par COMP. 103 E. ISt. Few Rat Cents. 9.51. 10e. Three per Cans. MM.—Bank &ock 11.9111L--Neepoliten Eentes, 78f. We. Our Readers will be agreeably surprised at learning that a Treaty of Peace has been concluded between Buenos Ayres and Brazil,—two States in whose welfare this country takes a lively and an equal interest. Our commercial relations with both ate, as every one knows, of the most extensive and valuable description, and are certnin.to improve from year to year. Indeed it would not be easy to fix a limit to their expansion, as the re 'sources of tl e two; when diligently cultivated by en lightened and, fostering Governments, will increase in nearly geonseu4cal progression. At present we have nearly exclusive possession of the two markets ; and probably - saute years will elapse, before we shall have any thing to fear from the effects of competition. We are decidedly the favoured nation at this moment; and, as long as we shall continue to cultivate with the same success those arts, to which we are mainly indebted for a distinction, as honourable as it is advantageous, we shall probably retain it, in spite of the efforts of other commercial nations to supplant us. The reason is ob vious; we have no distinct interests that militate with the causes which conduce to the prosperity of Brazil, Buenos Ayres, or any other new State of that part ci! the world, We have no wish to gain an undue political ascendancy in any of them ; and so far from having any inducement to disturb their present institutions, it is our interest to maintain: them, as they ern the basis of our present relations iitthese States ; and the best pledge at the same time tp,f their cojtinuance. No other E u rope a n pa ion, meeting ,the Netherlands, who is too weak- to become our successful rival..-can say the mus t France, which can alone aspire to become tire esorpetitor of England in the trade of the Southern section of the New World,'is too much hampered by her political institutions or such as her family compact with Spain, to inspire us, as long as these exist, wish any serious cause of jealousy in a quar ter, which promises to indemnify us in full for any losses, which, from tire uncertainty of European poli tics, we may be doomed to suffer in the markets of the Old World. We hope, however, (aod we do not express this hope lightly) that our old channels of trade, island of being in danger-of being choked up, will afford in creased facilities every year, since it is pretty derv, that the circuniStances, which are now operating with an apparOltly irresistible force, upon the political deitiniel .Of Europe, have a manifest ten dency to draw ethser and closer, our relations with its different Stet, The cause of rational liberty is evidently gaining ground at the expense of legi tirnate despotism ; and every triumph that the for mer shall achieve, wit breik some fetter by which our commercial intercourse is no. impeded. In the mean time, the reader will find in our Portsmouth article arch perticplars'respecting the peace between * Buenos Ayres and Brazil, as have transpired as yet. We received this mnrning Brussels Papers to the 28th. The negociations so long pending between the See of tgie Netheelartdshaye bells brought at last to a successful issur. The Convention, wbigb bas grown out of them, and which was signed at Noe on the 18th of June by the respective Plenipotentiaries, wa: ratified at Rroseels of .the 25th ins . . This eventAtislrrodueei sum* marks of satisfaction amongst the Catltolics ofthe Netherlands . ; aAd it is not the iciest eztr:ordinary.oi the Oleic.' mena -of our time to see tie ci• decant Stadthoidei of Holland conclude a Con,:ordat with the Ste Court of Rome, without alarming too, even in the slightest degree, the gold people of Holland tibout their civil and religious tights. Tlie KING, alter having re , tided this important Treaty, set out for the Have s . where the Court wills remain till the beginning of October. There is no other intelliger.ce in these papers worth noticing. We also received this morning Dutch Papers to the 28th, Hamburgh to the 25th, and Frankfurt to the:24th. The last merely announce the marriage . of Count STRCGOZ4OIIf, who had excited such • general intention some years since, by his conduct at Constantinople, as Russian Ambassador, with the Dowager Countess of EGA. The ceremony took place in . .the.Greek t Chapel at Leipsig. , • By the Hamburgh Papers, we are put in peeeisiion of intelligence respecting the Russian flet, which pre pares us for hearing of its . speedfarrital oe,oar °on coast. It reached Revel on the 24th June, whereirrof I :pained till the 28th, wben-it sailed for Swestrorg. On the 18th inst some of the ships reached , Copenhagen ; and on the following day, there were seven ships of the line itnd seven frigates, belonging to it, assembled in the Roads. From its arriving in driblets, it is to be pre ,timed that it had to encounter very rough weather in its passage. .1 • According to accounts from St. Petersburgh of the 11th inst. the Marquis of HIRT/ORD had his first Sudi ence of the Dayton and Erans on the Sunday pre ceding, and immediately after of the Essensse Morass. Sir NAYLOR, Col. Cooes, Lord W. SaTatona f . Lord M. HILL, and Captains Miroz and Szvmona, with the other persons attached to this splendid bassy, had the honour, on the same occasion, of being presented to their Imperial bi,sraanals. On the 4th, the ceremony of investing the EMPRIOR of the Garter, took place at the palace Letters from Leghorn state, that arrived there is fine days from Algiers of her departure, two frigates and , before Algiers. The French Consul a French frigate. Four Algerine cruising, and up to the sth June,. commenced. A Lisbon Mail attived yesterday, Papeis to the 15th inst. The forum: of any particular moment. The - whose health has been complete': Lisbon on the 18th for Villa Nova. ness intended to pass a few days to take the warm baths, of which experienced the beneficial effects. THE LORD HIGH ADMIRAL. attLyono=tr, JULY sa. DIIMARTDRIt OP TR, LORD HM ADMIRAL MGM • 1111/o', YARD, PEMDRoKR DOCK, PRINDORMinfirI This morning his Majesty"a sioopmeillear-fm•ams. which arrived at 4 P.M. yesterday, aaiLastaiii* , * saluted the Admiral's flag, again commenced firing a Royal . salute of 19 guns. Toe Lightning, Admiralty steamer, having the Royal Sovereign 'Etch,, with the LORD Thou ADMIRAL on board, in tow, and the Meteor, and the Wenzel sloop-of-war in like manner, followed by the Comet, approaching the Men-of-wat'. Raid ! at O minutes past 4 P.M. the vessels being then near the harbour's mouth, where the Cheerful cutter, Lieutenant - DARIN; was stationed, fired a similar salute, which, was returned by the - Weasel sloop-of-war. The Lightning steamer has since returned, and passed up for the Dock yard. Remain, Leveret—Wind W. The Loan Max ADMIRAL and his. Royal Consort honoured the Ball of Pembroke, given on the occasion l OW/ visit, for one hour and three quarters. . FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. • ._ --vaNT--- . ARRIVALI6.,. . The Duke of Dorset, la tiad9riVia6o ll s • p, Si.e Richard Sutton, Bus. in Cumbenitiditiree, freak shire t- Mr. Cosby, at LOrtet Hotel, _Wait Parts. to ibit .145, Life Guards; Capt; Roach, of the w at Llie.Gvaffis,,64llloll,ol. square, from Windsor; Capt. Matikoviiit,4*.fairsafai Paris ; Copt. Not, in Bond-street, freikiloll4; the llevef l A Awes, in Brook;street, (min Chevaders, wig, Saves Oahe i• BM Charles Palmer, at the Albany; Colonel Slialdel. la Fleusdilts Ire Robert, Vandeisur, in Caveedisklowebomkraderealki Itelssey,,in Palbwa r tran Code; cop& Watson% lalknok•otiest, tient Pads. : • • DBPAitrURBS. ilie Prince and Princess Bateritazy, fee Dever; the Doke of Ilbethed, fee &hotrods ; the Bail and Cowden of 'Aweigh, and We Ow* Pm. for Siledikal Park, in 'Berkilliell; t Mr. andlady 14aMsa Pole. and Lady Carotin* Perry, toe Park How, the emu( Sir - Henry Calder, Bart. In Kent; Lord anJ Lady Peire, (or Thorndoo Hall, in Few ; the Marquis and Marghlanearef Mige, pa a tour; Sir John , De Beauvoir, (rent Cennaeglatitince, to Tring Pule, 11;rty Lady Hanley, for Weeccatershires Chgkenham, &c. in a tour. sminema••••••••••;• P ' Accounts from Vienna state, that the first corps of the Russian Artay_,:d w e . rGenerdi Sacrum is concen trated in Bessarabia ; another corps of tvrentpfive .. thou , as tn . ' Grand THE ARSIY. foe W lived dap.ay the awhile Yeomanry stasnbied at here, hey e This &blinding Yeontaity Caialry, ender $e v01n0,„4 of Lieotenant-Colonel IMeau,. of Pelmaise, assembled at &Wing es &wain se'snaloc, for the steal period of training and ru n t.. The Tlet ve Glasgow Highland Regiment Is 1100, expected r , an** is Well, from Canada. Thursday the Ist Regiment of Ayrshire Yeomanry Canby, commanded by Lieutenant-Coked Caaortnet, MalCbed fee the meet period of minis; and exerchn, ran the _four companies /venting the depot of the Shit Heti. tams csl Poet ender the coMmond of Llrutroint-Colonel Caen, mrc hk b t u, Liverpool, from Burnley and Mbyte, to awalt tCs arrival of the With Foot. by the sand hem Chatham, pi ate dew A desacbosent cossistinf or elforty OWN fuel the depot of the Vida liegiworet, lying in knacks; surched let week from Braemar Conk, where are to be Istlesed to assist in petting down the ilidt walk in *rim The mayagguses of the Celdstresse Regimen el Guards et, rived, on the Nis boot. se Usveposk team NW's, s e g em , barked sto tbeellb !sepal, es board Canalboat', for Paddisgem, The id Iheallos of the Orem4l &ghost of Osiris, has hy esivgdariorese embark, an the arrival is Lenin of the Id Rat, mama( the Coldstream Regimen- of oeards, ma hosed caw, beetsfultsidhletsn, for Livirpoo •l is i fi roste to Dublin. Uwe*, bet BIICSAM 11401:14 411111 the ocasisit el his ap, pelstmeat es the Captaincy Odle weep °funky, gave splendid smemtaisassat to a mrsheret his Nes& and Me t . P. seen of the Moe% its the Arms* Booms. Falkirk. The cent, peal met M the Wad Uon en( earthed fees theme precasted ta hy tbellallliet biota auk, whisli Maoist dodos die evens , inee sit eribtlite the hilarity Wale pan by Me well *dieted and spyreprkie times which were performs& After the meal ham sod peeks& mien . had been draskeinelediag shot of Osissi .blessse„ the health of Captain .Bauca's father, the vessetlie he Waves" of thenhosse was pledged in a Maoism, with usaarifilit Sieber_peribr Gesdeassa sfefte - mstern district of Birliegeldre.—, Tb. Mirk trowel Yeomen hawse's bees ceispiceson he theft soldismlllte sod excellent modest; sod we andentand the sfyisineeng . of Ms. Beans 40 ths seaman* glue the mann NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Some of the letters speak itr' of the machinations of the Apostolicals, another attempt to debauch the which, though it did not fully succeed, inducing a whole troop of cavalr arms, accoutrem•--- • - _—...usests and horses. ._ were eeeeived by the Spanish authorities with great Marks of kindness, horses were sentback for fear of provoking Extracts will also be found in another colons* (rem the Paris Papers, which arrived last night, and flues •bkh it will be seen that the French naval force de's. stied for the Levant Will consist of four . ships' of Or line, five frigates, and fourteen smaller vessels. These Papers have so allusion to a report which budl prevailed here foe the last two days, thut,thunl roy of EGYPT !lad. already declared his intentio n to submit to the demanat ofalas Allies, and, without :, Icousulting the .Porte, to withdraw his troops imrsedio ately from Greece. As this would be a virtual declaration of independence,' on the part of this ambitious Chief, and be the winding up the Greek tragedy, we are most anxious for further information, though it is but proper to observe that the present rumour is entitled to much canfidence. !3'- ~ . L _ _ Extract from the•Agants at Gibraltar, cleteltinly9; :p.m" Official notice from Algiers, dated the 17th uliiino, has been received by the Algerine Consul here of the declaration of war by that Regency against Fratoce.. Some French vessels of war are blockading that port. and others are 'coked to haveleen sent to Bornt fov the same purpose. A ftigatiiis cruising off Orals." _ _ • - PAan, Arta letter born Malaga, of the I Ith instant, states that the,Arlequits, from Cette to Cher• boom and Havre, was captured en the 5:h,• ofFuldra, by two Algerine feluccas under the.Turkisf4,..e. ig . Saturdaq atternobn,' his : MaiarrY. attendealsy the Lord Steward and Sir A/1094W BARNA/11, is use Groom in Wait- ing, left the Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park; in his earrhge and four, and proceeded to Windsor Glade. Short!rater the arrival of the Knici, the Marquis of LANIDOWN had an audience of hie Mammy, 'and presented the Huai HVGI/*PILaCIT upoOds hang elected to the See of Rochester. The Rev. Prelate aftkrwsrds didd homage before the Knee, upon his election to the ilisbipric; in which ceremony he was assisted by the Bishop of CIUCIINSTILS, Clerk of the Closet; and the Marquis of Lasmovre, his Majesty's principal Secretary of State for the Home Department. Saturday morning, the Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council assembled at the Council Oillos,White hall, at half-past ten o'clock. The Lords present were, theldarna of the Routs, Lord Basal:, Sir C. Stows. and Mr. Ewer. Their Lordships assembled to hear Plantation Appeals. The Ap peal from Bengal— litswas T. SUMAS, upon which as immense sum, upwards of 1400,000 is depending, came before their Lord ships, Mr. Ana's, not having concluded birreply for the appellant, when their Lordships broke up on the preesg Saturday. The Learned Gentleman resumed his siddsleals IliZ ar bra *Or two hours. He was followed by Mr. HUMS?: ..4/004 8 separated about four o'clock. Mr. CANNING came to town on Saiittafti , 'ffeti'ille seat of the Duke of Ereopsota;ot Cbiswiek. The Rail of Caw. Rate had an IntereleW with Mr. gawps. The Right Honourable Gentleman returned to Chiewkk lailsiatterooon. • • • ' present , - rural retreat and situation , _ Chiswick, which hies Grace has ghee to Mi. caglinutt foe astodga period as be chooses to use ii, embraces all tie eiMantaget, with greater mincenlences, tkanmotiki be compatible with an exteirded excursion. • • . ' Mr. Vi r liatotAnaron, fimilv, anti' :uPe, sifivea on Monday afbmataniss, by the Milford packet: After refresh* Mg thesiMlies at Batiiiimasi's Commercial Hotel, Mali, and after through the party proceeded to Betimrpagli • 1111111 Day Alliaany, on a id* to Lord Eki.cteioar Tley scree; we understood, to pay visit to the Lakes of KW:Wary..— r.Mew, . iit d otaon cannot with justice be accused of wanting Mange at the battle of Waterloo. The writer of this review him- MU beheld him traversing Me SW of bottle mid .conftoodng every • he saw hint on the (armies inenslng at Charleroi, and drew near to his person; be was oa foot, surrounded by kl Generals, and contemplating with sorrow the remains of his shattered army, which was retreating in disorder. -The real fault of Nawasalm. and the one with wbkb Sir WiWia dart not reproach blossom bent rallying the noble veinal'ss of his Waterloo forms ander the wens of Leco, where they might have beau joined by the rest of the Minga • sod she. lime &feuded. Paris from the coalesced Powers.—Lbantlr atrenioNatatl Near* INDIAN . .Cominutintsm--The extravagant coma% meats that are comblerodurdlma :civilities by the tailless of IMO. damn, warmish mod poste thtipropesld Stplaffif. If waft um acquainted with stimuli masoomi he recoils aVlbak Animism* etiolation, Midis sore to romihb* as the meet jgareldwg bemy.-- When s the late Mereedb* of Maoldbos was ebbed. by son the &Ob. of themwthstir prtormsis, , kW Lordship isquirod. deaf his health? « ifoovemoreselalwraftthe Raills,'"how ma year Lord. ship ask anti a' miestirmw.do she presence of so great a who could be 111+—Latists: NwWy &visa. : • = Mr. AB simetal, the celebrated Surgeon to St. Bar tholomew's Hospital, ,has resigned his situation in that establishment. . MT. WATT, the engineer, and the partner of. Mr. BOULTOtI, -of Soho, ow Saturday visited the Hammer smith cha;h bridge, 'now ',madly. finished, and helves 'Much pleased wilt, the warlt Hedifterwardi visited the ' neighbouring waterworks, where Someumazingly pow erful engines have recently been constricted, to enable' those wotkp to supply the neighbourhood of Primrose-' hill, atc.*withThames Water. scaffoldieg of treat stability and of a considerable. height has, within the last few days, bren placed in front of the ancient church and loft tower of St. Bar. thOlcitisew, opposite 'the Bank of England, previous to its undergoing an internal and, ea.ednal repair anti beautifying. The demolition of only two houses, at. the 'corner of Bartholomew-lane and Threadneedle street, would open a, complete view of this aticient builditig to the public ,. and would effrct a great im provement is that very crowded part of the City. The carriage way had been stopped by an order of the Lord M ytir dicing the repairs of the Church.' ' • • TAMILS TOltinti.—Saturday afternoon the Tunnel was lighted up again, fur the first these since the irrrup tion Of •the river, and the ;public !admitted ; at least, thole who were fortunate enough to apply. Several LadiFs walked etithe.44,ll . oy;knd.the effect was most. interesting and tmeosiag. There was not the slightest injory visible, a n d everybody appeared highly delighted!! Words:of the Loan Haag Ainstaars, the seboolousten la his Majesty's Navy are to wear the uniform of papers, boatswains, aedissrpsetera, without swords, Facasown, Jotr !To—Wind Wal.W.--Anived the Adventwe, 11 4 1(avostus, from Palermo ; Duke of Neot packet, from labia, in thirteen days ; Osborn picket. from Jan ; and the Can* pullet; 'Ns?' &ow 'Vera (Icais;* salted 110th May. • haat Se Sandwich pseiCat, for Libros. . Psmasowns Jusr 28.—Windll.S.W4011snl dos Anigh Id& mai for Qu ebec ; Karma, Aasuseassno, but TinfillbOAnsak Lowiv, fir flaw ; aid lfhweva, Cannot, far intaih • 'Haut:, law fn.—Mind *W. by W.o—tstrived fins! Lobo the , tirhy Ikea, Favna, for Isadla ; Moilroae, Haulm Ar beep and: mu* —, tic - Jinx 1111—Wied li&S. 7 4libc Indy liriers,Tyse, aid Ileum AWIT. . • • i —. - .."...4A - 7 4; , ....... -- 1.r . :..= • Ill " - 1. • • . wertal. • . r" _. •• oillia : . ; 111111111110 CZ.. _T . ~ . . . t Ask -,-; I:lllpo . inefied thus • are reported to have gone to Davis' Sts . aiu t. : : • - Tfit HARVEST. Wtnonisrea, Jut: 28.—The harvest has coo menced on the sodas side of Portsdewn Hill; several acres of wheat are now in sheaf, and some barley was mooted this afternoon. ... Monday, instant, a field of barley was cut down be leasting to John (ii IChris;, at Camel, ,n.— Sgiribi g j o wl. e last fortnight of fine we tther has greatly ad vanced the crops. Oats, in early situations, are nearly at their length; and generally they are coming into -eat. Harvest, therefore, may be expected to begin About the end of Angest: Wherever the ground is in tolerable heart, the produce, both in vain and straw, 'it likely td be abundant. Barley will be a moderate crop. The wheat hatimproved dining the warm wet. then. Young partridges ate on she wing: ,the covey; appear to be numerous.—tclerlonias Mercury.. HEBDCiI44IIART. a Was Dav—flon rives i past 4, sets i before & • ITammasow—tdorm tutee fine loaner es siinatersinelthi vet etersison. Ili r mar sznior Manse I — Lammas Day ; anciently ' Day, Lai-sal when th e Saunas offered their oblation of new bread, as the Ate •Iredts of the harvest —Length _ of night 11 hours 56 minutes. --!Tointspres-King Henry I. began his reign, tino-TThe renew been, 1760—Moon sets at midnight. Four —The British forces landed at Phishing. ISM • Satooitv--Ninth dstrof Ab, in the Jewish Osiendas-. 4 bigot die earning of the Temple by Nebuchadnezzar. =it IN) as this eiay oho the . second Temple was Weed by - , .. ,• At the Oxford Assizes, an indictment fee a riot and -lave' of the peace was preferred: and- a use bill o llezo i t embit inher Peekint and Hobert Godfrey, who fonghtO beat hi sdk6 paid.. at Cassingtee, near that city, op Me ildiollant : lea arson Henry CbattO and George %%knees whi emde up the stakes; and against William liars, Anhiporollestm. and William wise officiated as tecisoda andnalintelits at the figin.- . - Constable of the division interposed, it seems, in with . to • it ; and we understand that this prosecution has been get by the County Magistrates. in pursuance of a determ ined t Mel. in Ma manner with" all persons engaging in sim ilar die ' int etkibitions within chit county. - - Satutday, workmen began 'within the gr een of Si jitMes's Park - to - form demarcations fur the altcristiellt 4 the canal, to make it really serpentine , a nd to isno, mote the other improvements • contemplated Id .5.14 additional facilities for walks, and , to amend the p re " cezner Vert from Buckingham Palace. During the late thunder.stotra, four stately elms well destroyed, near arechith bf the, lightning. TheAserring fishery has commenced in the luras Frith, and on thetesteteast, with tolerably for prospect': of success. - . UMW. Un tne 4tlf, thirty thousand men was assem b ling in th e Grand 4.13* IL —Walla 164.111.741 " IA " rWes• - " me ' WI lisarale smiled about amin e mos. SPIIIIOft with the Order Duchy of Posen and approaching the 'rowing. Pinerssmann e Sum i5...-Wind 813. W.-Arrived.-Arrived his Ilsintt's , alace Of Zarskojesal6. Prince Lsorocn arrived at his residence, in Pall- . simok a , um iik s h t ht e h rt ih te nape; t re e th e k et pkh e ..- ' • • mall, at aUN haft; on Friday night, from the Royal I ;re doe sub February. it lat. IL at. 14. long. as. 19. it. at a S ar di n i an h r i a h a d Windom Park, where Ms Royal Highs.* had tons on t 7 . •, llia'a skip .viiky, tor the West belies; Hayes • Ids blasnere. • • F• •• • • &sr e , r; end Dike at Took MIIIIIit. he thews Algiers ;at the moment ' 'Prince 1.111:410bD honoured the • ttf • . -- • GRICIDMANO •IFITALIE PJIHZRY. • Id a ship of war lima - I:Vein se jeminunkk, at the Italian . _, • mitk ham" 'W u oarbvpillv amilviDlßDlßlDdirdesesieurcaft die swim • sense in liannday evening . . of ebblabery. AMR Mgr dhla Aiming bed NM* orceeedslass kr sta remained " .beard Prince Leorour attended Diliitliftiii* • oda -. Vol ",. Tli's irdor• 01 1 441 R a a lli wr• a 111 " 0 " 1 4 _rig • .Y 4 glt oiador ' ',cella sit Tseiday last, with ts e vessels were then age se. % 0 4 4 Regentmoitei. ' . ••'"- .....dat•-- • • - - • ' IA amtbas). _Cassia ft. Dft. tb• ke ea tie sldt m* me,. no hostilities 'bad Prince eatesisimd.D. 2 Donfrook•evegwe pan* ....._.....- mg! am g a um , the nth , Ji m m thi , - • PleeeedaYsl* Ilierftlietvb .deseent *illablVa go e r e .. .of the wens of the alp hi but urear..aidAad= l. ll _ . . - . maw Maim! weve-elre . maw a, Lelipipon. _Com . *Nam Nohow ; 'Com Magaa rt pirdllV-L . M'i erday . with Let te r s m old Moue; ficerime de fluiderrums. tble 11 11 - at Winehemer, Mt A. Gram, Biel. ' -A iiildb,W ..• . *Minim. 'A .7. • br *Era orlon' contain no news - V Noss. Lord C. SO/41111111T transacted .. 4o l lm at the Co.. - Aril - AD Feb.- 40 tams „tee Jail he Palawan R;DEDT, t o m og ee on s e tuedep. . . ster i b e tk . . . 4 ...- so tans ..13th Judy sly re-establisbedi left Viscount Dum.sraud WARD left totem Du Saturday, . Hero 'IS —lOO tuns..,lSthinly the seat . 1 1: ord Wellingt on . I; 7, 7 ,85 tuns . .. ra y Jetty "'a: CakinglletLlWAT li o r 11 1 .. L .L 811. flM. Sir H. "I llf A th yr.o . a 64. in town , ;W ,from . a at ~.."1 1 '''''""ell • Writ to the Eine,s* she its at Lodge, Nindsee•Park. • a llesSesee •• • •-. O. •.-... • .- ditto ich she bad Ar ipatedlli wixDsos..4o. l . Qs—yea...4.y dip Queen of Won. • ametimim • , •' by the *Mme's Au: ealeft Finennong, : 1, 1 , 11 1 6111 , •• • t ai ik in i n i • °PI • ...i •• '- . • I' - t .-'; ''. .' ''• g o d ' - se `Hurley tokii..4ew the . Ciendeasinfot ' • • Sllle `"•• • ' mashie siiitensing.oesass i *ma ',analog of ten' elegant tepee " had lino' ' •,; • ' • ••• --••- • '• glow/led ~..._• • ; ..- . ~, .6 • • .11P i t..o . ito - lir..4likhly stolitah. and - mentlon 'WA' ' l itr e ' Ref tbe • j r en t ruld Agalli taik l ' i l s ib ite r o t , a. • A r il, •• '.: , a•• 6• • 15 • --100 tra....miliJuly ... ...,...• . 101 1 4114 K icons 4 SAW ie - Witham of lliasts , . .'6y Oro bands of 'Ad*, monad to Wlndear. -, IsOrkst . , , A . . - ma " Wye • ..- a - .. 8 fis h— SQ UM... by. re= icceed, had the effort evenlettkete wan a very splendid display nt Atv;gwotkv. , . . .. . . 1 _._____. ' ,_,. __-.. - •',!.. • Mr. CAnutrio has received his mad anima invifatiots . ate tans -.V..: ..deco ltd ,to Gnats, pi liperile: Moine his friend Colonel 13om.mgn at his *asap' residence at • • . is Ate ak .' , .. • : ."- so t0te..... Atte It is said, the dapitmsrs surfs, em the Wale of Wbideein ' ereg -*bete be has for several Obraissi •. ~, . . ISt : '' , 434:1 tuns ...takinly _, years usually , passed a pardon of the summer. .11te duties of his • ••• ..le gre authorities at Badajos high e s te , together 'ink lye &Owe state of her' nal* agIA• tga. • • ---1 . . . . . 's° ''. IL 'B5 tuns ...filth Illy ,s T • -:- •• o ==ileit -. • -11 -. no tuns ... by report though th e arms find the present prevent the Premier fr om yids* the ifards. ' - • ..,.., . . * - _go togs .. .. . dl „ 6 ,_. rural retreat and skuidon of 'the Bulgier DirragragesitsesVills at • eu s k, . .. . . / _ ........ ........ .4itt,o