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large, •as the use of tobacco -is universal. It appears, however, that those consumed abroad have varied from 175,000 to nearly 400,000. The causes of these fluctu ations I have not ascertained. Tortoise shell (also principally procured in the east) A 11,10 increased from about 320 pounds annually, to above 12.000; 11).1826, however, only 8,622 pounds were ex ported. • Mahogany is perhaps the most remarkable fact aft.. fitting the general position I consider established by the tables of exports. It is to be remarked that though mahogany. like the dye woods, requires no cultivation, yet it requires more labour in cutting down, and in fashioning for the European or American market. It therefore partakes of the character of systematic la -6 Our, combined with no necessity for cultivation; in fact, the business ii chiefly performed by nature, and a small portion is left to the Hayden. • In Toussaint's time only about 5.000 superficial feet' - were exported ;in 1818 nearly 150,000. and in 1825' not far short of three millions' In. 26 the quantity exceeded two millions of superailtAltot. The labour necessary for fitting mahogany for-thipment of late di . seedy counteracts its augmentation in the same ratio with that of the dye-woods. Within six years bullocks' horns to a small extent, . from 4.000 to 17,600 have been • exported, as well as firm 2 854 pounds to 13,526 of yellow wax, and from 7,338 to 68,692 pounds of gum guiacum. The general results of this table appear fully to jus. • tify the conclusion of the decline ok systematic industry, and the advance of whatever, tholgh chiefly done by nature, limy be finished at uncertain periods by man. CHARLES MACKENZIE. ... • 01.• •• •• 640. ••• !STATE OF PLANTATION LABORDE, AT CAYES. This plantation, Labotde , was one of the molt Sou fishing in the Colony, and according to . Moreau St. Mery,had, in 1789. 1,400 Slaves, and yielded 1,200,000 pounds of cloyed sugar, besides other produce. People of authority at Cayes declare that at the commence• ment of the revolution there were 2,000 slaves on it, and that the produce wa52,000.000 lbs. of clay ed sugar. L after the revolution belonged to General Ripest,. to whose family it• has, since his death, descended, and is managed by the second husband of his widow, M. Haran, an opulent man at Port. au-Prince. As its cha• racier of being one of the most princely properties in Si; Domingo was generally admitted, I visited it during my stay at Cayes, and found the three sugar milk en tit ely destroyed and unfit for use. All the dwelling houses, which had been of stone, and most substantial es well as elegant, was unroofed. . Only one sugar house retained its roof, and that was rapidly falling into decay. Not a cane was planted— about 16 laboutersavere banging ebour, cultivating, 1" was told, only provisions for their own use; and I saw from a dozen to twenty cattle grazing is one of the Savannas. THE EVENING .STAR. LON DON. .......igr .... . FRIDAY, APRIL 5t4. 1829 PRICE OP STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 2.10) 11 10i 111 ludia Bond. SO $9 SI 5 vet Cent. lied. 874 South Sea Stuck • 5 per Ct. Com. /Mb Old Annuities pi per Celt. 1618. 964 New Ditto Se per Cent. lied. 964 I i £lOOO Escbeg. flub SS 9 4 per Ct. New, 1034 31 1500 Ditto 58 9 4 per Cent 1888, 1044 / 2106 and £2OO Ditto S 6 60 Lone Ann. 194 7 16 lndia for Acct. India Stock 1134 Consols for Ace, 904 FORK, FlINI)3, TWO tret.ticK Basilian S p Ct. 53 Si S pa nish lida S p Ct. Pt Do Acct 524 3 M. MO, 104 Nes Ms. 5p Ct. 1104 Ditto 83, 10 Do Acct. 204 ' Pr. Routes, 3 p Ct. 79f Do. Acct. &change, ISt 408 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. MA RR. VA ID. 100 - 100 04 35 10 74 70 70 100 30 Si 40 3114 to of 90 4 ♦1 45—.41 36 64 100 19 10 Anlo Mexican brasillam Colombian United Menleas Protector Firs ♦ntttaliaa • Nothing further - has yet transpired with respect to the reply which has been received from the Emperor of RUSSIA to the communications dads to him by this connuy on the subject of his war with Turkey. The reports which creep out. however. all confirm our former statement. that the &arum considers that he. has a separate cause of war with Tits key. and will not admit of any interference on the part of the other Great Powers. If this is the case, we trust our Government will not be backward in a distinct avowal that Great Britain will not any Linger consent to hostilities in the !Iles!!. tetranean by Russia against Turkey. The Medicare nean Sea belongs, in fact, to this country and France, and Russia, not having any settlement in it, has no right to have a fleet there it its presence is injurious to the interests of those countries, with respect to their com merce, or tie necessity which it imposes upon' them to maintain a large naval force in that tea at a great expense. The time is now arrived when English interests most be attended to, and it is idle any longer to sacrifice our trade and other interests to the apprehension of risking a war. A naval war would be less expensive than the 'present state of things, which destroys all out trade in the upper part of the Ideiliterranea' By the Dutch Papers to the 22d inst. «filch have arrived, we learn of a most distressing calamity which bas befallen the city of Dantaic, and the country around it. The Vistula, swollen by the melting of the snows, overflowed its banks, and inundated the whole country for thirty miles, burying fn its waters all the villages, and the city of Dantsic itself. - Upwards of five thou sand houses were immersed, and the inhabitants sought lenge on the Church towers and highest houses. It is supposed that numbers must have perished; and the /miter part of the cattle feeding on this fertile district are kit. It is calculated that not a tends of the houses will remain when the waters subside. - - la other respects there is no intelligence of much importance in these Papers. The murder of the Ros eau Ambassador at Teheran seems to be confirmed; and it is stated that Russia is about to make an illi• 1110111111 addition to her navy. The Emperor Nscuoias • is shady to be as Warsaw, and his Empress at Banos free which we &add Wet that he has abandoned t he idea of putting himself again at the head of liberal on the Balkan. Tbe prospette of glory sato be We ' aieellig than those which appeared before the Ow ptign of 1899. The Paris Papers of Tuesday, and the Casette le Frames dated Wednesday morning, reached us last night. They do not contain any intelligence relative to the state of military affairs in the East, nor of the progress of the associations with Turkey ; snd none of the expected arrangements in the Ministry are announced. M. ni CHATIATIBRIAND has been granted leave to return from Rome, and the prevailing opinion seems to be that be will succeed to the vacant post in the Ministry. The French Funds are again rather lower—the Five per Cents. having declined to 107 f. 30e. and the Three per Cents. to 79f. sc. to 10c. The cause of this decline is said to be the expectation of the redoctioo of the Five per Cents. to Four per •Cents. This grand financial operation is to be accomplished in the same manner as a similar measure was managed in this country ; but a loan of very considerable magnitude must be first raised to enable the Government to pay off those holders whO might be unwilling to accept the reduced stock. The magnitude of the amount of the Five per Cents. will render the intended measure one of very great difficulty, and we hardly think that the present Government of France is strong enough to carry it. • : ZILTAACid TDB DUTCH AND GIASIAII DANINIA ALEXANDRIA, Muter 14. Sit:ce my last of 10th Feb. nothing of mportassee bas taken plies hero. The *Paella's contingent of troops of 12,000 (some my 18,000) is to much, according to the orders of the Sultan, to the frontiers of Ersenum. Bat the march of this column win cost large sums; It will lose many men so the way, particularly in passing through the Desert to Paulo,. and arrive very late (per haps too late) at the place of its destination. Oar troops, who have been long enured to the European militzry tWdpWe, and have greatly improved in their military exercise, are now to be dressed to the European fashion, that is, is good strong cloth instead of the light flannel which they have hitherto worn. The uniforms of the cavalry exactly resembles that of a French Ashman of light hone, except that they wear the red cap. We have the following account from &. Jean d'Acre—The Captain of the English brig, the Weasel, who went to claim the vessel under dm lonian flag, which had been sequestrated-by mis take by the Puha Abdallals. was not received by the Puha, who intimated to him that if he was in the harbour the next day , he should be sunk. Oa this an the Consuls left Am and retired to Mount Lebanoo. English travellers who have monied, and who intended to go to Jeremiah Ann that they were not allevied to proceed beyond Acre. There set sow Is our port s Freseb frigate aids brig, ma as &etch bele. Awned staguattos prevails Is ear trade t par tinder, all Imported ankles foam*, is ttestead sole seem whh so sale, is esseequeses of the salary which pervades the fats:tee of the °pastry. BUCHAREST, Masai $7. Tbe measures preparing in the Russian army are involved in great obscurity, and it appears that the campaign the year will be carried on with great prudence. General Diehltscli has issued an order, to the military administration; in which be invites all the persons belonging to it to be very motive, and wants them against negligence M the performance et their duty. Count Zoltusekin, the new GoveniOreGeneral. hereupon applied to the Meal authorities in the principalities, claiming their aid in supplying the army with every thing. He promises them all possible facilities according to circumstances, but retakes their rea diness to do what is necessary, that he may *he obliged, in the performance of his dwy, to employ diocese measures. Cain Zoltuschin is a very accomplished manorhe unitersdaddlity, mode ration, and pleasing manners, with great Inman of character and a perfect knowledge of business. Only thew who neglect their dog have reason to fear him, and sock stand greatly in awe of him. Hitherto, bewever, be has not had occasion to make use of his authority is this respect. The Russian army is animated • by the beet spirit; the soldiers have the grneorst:conlidenet is their Mee% and' the regiments pass Munk the city singing cheerful songs on their way to the Danube. For some days Fist, however, ha few Doers have posed through this city and the neighbour. hoed ; and it is thought that tics maim lines of wank are the reads to Maoist and Silisteia. Trade is hieressing, and halve &alai who are here make large peaks; last week alenign Wine merchant sold many tlyinand loonies of wine. It is to be observed. that here as well as in the Warier of Russia fog this last year, bulge wines; especially French, 'ere to be bad in the smallest towns, and travel lers no looses meet with so many dillerkies and dupleasant cir cumstances in the post houses and inns, as they did a few years ago —4lllseswisw Zaftig. ..Iprai 17. A M STE It DA M; Ants. 11. The Prussins States Casette, of the ma et April, contains very song and most afllictbsg accounts from Dentate, of the 10th, 11th, 11th, 13th, and 14th ins. of the damage done on the tract of lead called the Werder, and the city of Damask aself, by the breaking of thi dykes on the Vistula. The Weeder, which is ofgreat esteet.le a level sad most fruitful tract, affording rich pastures, on which name. roes herds of cattle are fed, so that the whole resembles (er rather , did resemble). • Datch landscape. On the Oth the impetuous current of pie stream, swiffed by the intawase qUamito of mow which has fallen in the interior, impeded in its regular course by vest masses of ice, broke through the dykes le several places, and all the lower houses, as well in the Afty villages as over the whole plain. were soon inundated to the reef. and the water still con. Aimed to rise, so that it roes at least Ave feet above the sonunit of the dyke, for its whole length of t 5 miles. Tbrimbabitents fled ' to the higher houses S and the church steeples, bet it can hardly be doubted that many have perished, as they were far from ' pectins such an inundation ; end not being espied in &Meg, or the navigation of the river, are destitute of bests Of-11.000 or 10,000 bred of cattle, and 4,000 or 4000 houses, h b probable that not a tenth part Is saved. In Dents's - itself great damegthes been done. A issuer called the Lower Town, inhabited by the poorest clam, was oveauwed in an instant, by the giving weritta sluice, and the bosses Ailed up to the roof. The torrent rushed impetocusly through the city, towards the harbour, end the, mouth of the Vistula, overpowering every °battalion in its Course, sod movie% considerable houses, with all that they coot:abed, into the sea. It was not till the lath that the water begs* to abate, end ea the 14th bad fallen three feet ; but the city seemed to be surrounded OA tbree Odes by a groat lake; and even on the 14th the poor suffeftn could not leave the roofs of the houses and the steeples, end the want of food increased their distress.., On the 10t14.11tb, and 11th, the utmost ese:dotb were made to relive the &tressed; haulm& were saved by means of boats and rafts, and provides. Not is the villages ten to Ahem' oils* distant, but the atm of the overflowed district is too greet. A violent storm sod thick *Wag mew in creased the danger incurred by those who attempted to afford ft- Marto the sufferers. 11 so pa on Lettows—April Oi 5.10-Two mambo, SAM TVS MUNCH pumas. ST MAIL. PARIS, Anus AO. • - The live per Casts► have fallen today one per Os& la ems• lease It .being oppeelaseded this, the Wale sear live par CUSS. wwirdi and which was .w.pwwwl as flew* by . . M. Bauder, at the dose of his speeds essibireddeo of die Pro priptan of Wines. !Lenten froin Tudei ;tato. tilt Prince Carignan has departed for Sardhala,heing waisted Vice-Roy; and it is added that the Wog and Qumen will go to Naples. ,:Adariral de flimsy, and Dupes., Maritime Prefect of Brest, are called to Paris, so concert measures to ruminate the differences with Algiers. CITY. Twat.va o'CLoca. We are sailboat any arrivals this morning of the least Importance. The Canals and Foreign markets are again opened this morning, bst k is a holiday with the Hebrews, therefore it is expected that um operations of consequence will take place. Consols opened at to j for the Account. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. We have quite a blank day in regard to political information, in • ceneequence of which every thing is very dull in the City. .fba rent market has been thrown into some confusion this morning. owing to a rumour that a Maltster at Seowmarket bas failed to a very considerable amount—a rumour which has caused a staple des lit die business of the market, and affected the prices of corm. Se little is doing in the Coned market, that they have eentehted at N to j for the Account, and 88 buyers for Money the whelleeit themorning. The Foreign market is also in the same state. with not a hatpin done. A holiday is expected to•ntoerow at both houses. THE ARMY. A Detachment of the 5d Dragoon Chards embarked yesterday lon board a vessel la the River, for Plershill Barracks. Detachmentabeloaging to the 55th and 82d Regiments of Pont, are ordered to embark at Chatham and Sheerness, on board the Hope transport, for Portsmouth ; to proceed from thence, the former fur she Cape of Good Hope. and the latter for the Mauritius. Putt of the sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards. which has beep stationed at Trowbridge for some time. left there on Weduesday. for Canterbury. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. UMW ARMED Tuts Day—Dublin I—Waterfuid I—Fraste 1— Holland I. The Henry and Harriet, from Whitby to Memel, was lost at Shetland on the 12th instant, and four of the crew drowned. The Bliss Haddon, Harding, Gibson, and Hope, Milk, have arrived at Rio Janeiro, from Liverpool. DA ITMOO7II, AtilL 22.—The Fama from fluenoir-Ayres, has been surveyed, and must be placed in tie dry dock to be repaired. Pamatimn, Aran. 20.—The Shannon. Ward. of Hull, bound tol Miramichi, is off the harbour, and coating in to repair, having' sprung a leak. Illanat.. Aram. H.—Daring this month we have bad snow and rain, and the current has removed the ke from cur Bar. is which, by yesterday's soundings, fourteen feet water were found. The ice in the river is still fast, and much is to be seen in Ike sea, along the coast, so that a free peeked= cannot be expected before the be ginning of neat month. POSTIMIOUTIO. Aral:. 23.—Wind the Robert Ed wards 'Siterburn, fur New York ; Winch Castle, Lovell, for Barbailum. ' FALMOIIIII, AMU. St—Wind W.S.W. to S. Dam., AMU. o.—Wind ?Lumen, Anu. St —Wind &W.—Arrived the Saucy Juke from Buenos Ayres 01 poet the Elisabeth, Holmes, from is stales; Druid, Davenhill, from Montserrat. Pausanes, An= nil.—Arrived off port the Old Maid, Brown, from Savannah; Johannes, from Rio Janeiro. Hinman, Arm. 22.—Arrived the Governor, Varner, from New Orleans; Kingston, Wood, from Savannah. Lives/tom, Aran. Mi.—Arrived alte British Tar, Nutley, from Cam, Area 21.—Arrived theTamerlme,Miller.fromßealpay. Buren, Area 21.—Arrived the Johatios, 1114413 it, from Dlaeridus; °weed, Mom from Savanaah. Deawi, Aran W.—Arrived the Blau,lford. Colson% from Barberton; Star. Hope. from Antigen. PLYMOUTH, Aran. 2s. The Hylton JoWife. steam vessel of the first class, arrived here on Tuesday, and sailed immediately, hav ing received on board Captain John blartin Hanchett, who is, we are informal, going out with the especial permis sion and license of his Majesty, to take the command of the Turkish fleet against the Russians. in the ensuing campaign. when the most active operations are expected. This stems like a proof that our Government do not intend abandoning their ancient and steady ally. The Captain is to hoist his flag, as Vice-Admiral, %id) most ample wears; from his, having so often distinguished himself in the British Navy, during the last war, mote particularly under Admiral Sir Sydney Smith, u e have no doubt but he will render great services at this cri tical juncture to the Sublime Porte. We have been favoured with the perusal of Buenos Aires Papers, from the Slst of January to the 21st of February, landed from the Saucy Jack. which arrived off this port on Tuesday last. From these papers it appears that the Republic continued to suffer from domestic disagreement, and that Buenos Ayres, in particular, experienced serious .annoyance from Santa Fe; Lopes, the Governor of that province, hav ing cut off all communication with the interior by detaining the Mails, and having actually refused pass - ports to the Deputies sent from Buenos Ayres to the Convention. The commercial interests had in conies quence, suffered severely, and it seemed prohibit that the Government would be under the necessity of resorting to arms, in order to re-open the channels thus closed up. They had been recently placed is a better condition for this undertaking is consequence of the defeat and dispersion of the rebellious force under .General Molina, which had infested the South, and prep4sations for a campaign were, it was said. already commenced. Molina's - force wee *met by the troops under Colonel Sautes on the 7th of Feb. at Palmitas,and alter a sharp action totally routed, vast numbers being killed, 131 taken prisoners (besides 1500 horses) and the rest, including the chief, dispersed in various di, ections.Amongst the prisoner s taken on this occasion was Masa, the second its command under Mol ina. He was brought to Buenos Ay res.where he was ti ied byCourt Martial, c o ndemned and ex ec u t e d, on t h e l6 . h of Feb. He appeared ser be between 40 and 50 years of 'age, and behaved with great coolness and intrepidity to the last moment. In consequence of the defeat of this force, it was rumoured that overtures of peacehad been made from Santa Fe. The Countess of Chichester packet, arrived at Buenos Ayres 'on the6th of February, after a passage of seventvsevea days from Falmouth.— Amongst the passengers by her was the celebrated General San Martin, who, without landing, set out immediately for . Monte Video, which circumstance occasioned Much surprise and speculation at Buenos Ayres. A severe pampero wes experienced at Buenos Apet. and Monte Video early in February, and many vessels were driven on shore at the latter place ; but the Countess of Chichester rode it oat without in The establishment of a line of packets between os Ayres and the ports of Havre and Boordeaux, was said to be in contemplation. Admiral Ofway, in the Tribune. had been saying some time at Buenos Ayre,!.,,inat of F udsa c il a e r d u f ar y,romtpnout he isi neefol a t i onte Video in the Devoaport JoNr _ The beads created by the preparations for the sad s Dewing Aeon is whearassarAy poss. The coselw oilers. disposed, sod dress•soakers, are wort* oieht I Of CIII I OITII 4 / 1 11.4.14 et. regret 19 sip otherwhe bfi Lordship loonded to at amyl 4 isid Moss wish dimmers sad sawn the whol tilie Wed THE KING. WINDSOR. APRIL 4g.—His M, guests sad suite, lett the Castle this , pony phpetons. attended by outriders, the Grevt Palk. The Royal Party we Home Pink by Frogmore to the Lodg made a considerable stay, and proceeded Virginia Water and the Belvidere, Sandpit Gate, where his MAIRSTI atm 'the giraffe, hich still remains it abnnt the,le?s. The KING reached six o'clock, after an siring of three hours. Yesterday his MAIRSTY was prevented out, the weather being• unfavourable. COURT CIRCULA, The Duke and Duchm of CLAISNCI yesterday morning frost their seat in Rushy Pa Cs. RtlgCt visited the Princess AUGUST& at a, King's Palace. 4. James's, and partooe of a de Highness. The Duke of CUBMILLAMII paid . Duke of Ciaasscs; and the Princess Antigen. Gtoucassea, and the Duchess of Kama, visited CLARENCE. at her Royal Highness's temporary James's Place. The Archbishop of CANTINIBUItY. Toes, and the Loan Plumose of hearse, Cestasatrito yesterday. Lord REDISDALS give a grand d , day, at his residence in Herley-street to the and a sekct party of the Nobility and Gentry. Count de MOLTICS, tile Danish M% business yesterday at the Once of the Secretary reign Stain. Count LuDot.a, the Neap *Man Minister, ta g business at the Cohabit Olice yesterday. Mr. VOSBY FEISWIRALD visited the CrimieeLLek d the EsollllMien yesterday. Prince EITIRHAST, the Au,ttian Amhasgedor, es, terminal a nanserows party to dinner yesterday, at his :edam' s ' Cbandos street. [Altair; with hi afternoon in th lers r (or a (hiv e • r went throtigh Lo dg e, where eeded after watds ; and mimed stopped and ii • • a very ueek td the Castle a hours. tented from e. • S. Dice eame.to t ly Park. The Dm, it her residence In iitictine wiih t ier mid b iong whi r re warm, the Dud es visited the Dud", porari residence is the Arehbiehe, s, visited the Dea r • dinner nn Wed eri . e Dar 0! Cumin. % ry. lini ter. van act • rotary of &ite tee r U C . il M - ( M . , c d ' 111 V C V I " Se H S C • al .1 • al , , FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. CHANGES. The Dowapr Countess Poelett. for Brighton; Colonsind Gore Leftism and faatlly, at their house in Grommet from Southampton; Major Beevor, from Maidens* to Br • Captain and Mra. Hervey, from the Isle of Wight to Nowel l Captain Wilmot, from Hounslow for Maidstone; Mn. and gm Glyn', from Bath to Brighton; Major Yolks., frees Braid a Manchester; Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, from Rkhasond to WON. ; the Doke of Grafton sod the Lidice IPiteroy, at their hoot Cliages•street, from their mat, Easton Hall, Thetford; the Mk sit Bedford, from his house in Ealgellee square. fur his rest, Ta eistock Home. Devonshire; the Dachau of Bedford, for Caw s hill ; the Earl of Arno, from his house in Dover -stmt, fig ;I I seat in Sussex; Captain and Mrs. Staples, frees Regent street, fq flosslogsse ; Sir T. Hislop, Bart. at Fenton's Hotel St. Ju k e s , Mime, from Surrey; F. Hone, Esq. at ditto, from Bath ; the Pus mist of Trinity reline, Dublin, end Soo, at the Royal Herd, Jamees.street ; the Rev. Dr. Ebeington; at ditto, fruat Debi; tie Rev. W. !Mainstay, at ditto, from Dublin; Goland hr 11. Vane, Ban. at ditto, from Hants; Sir T. and Lady hors, hie the Pulteney Hotel, Albensule.strets, for their seat, Steil #,g, Shropshire; Lord and Lady Aberanesby and the crabby, from Warren's Hotel, Repet.street, for eh Colonel Powell, M.P. from ditto. fur Ms seat, North and Mrs. W. Lambton and family , from th e St. 7 Jerinymetrest. for Tunbridge Wells; J. Dorris's, moos's Hotel (late Jordan's), St. Jaates's.street, trim House, Chichester; Copula and Mrs. Rich sad family, at Motel, Clifford-stmt. from Reeding; Captain Massey, from Northampton ; J. Pony, Ifea el dit:, from Staines• Browalow, Esq. M.P. and Mrs. mood; A. GaWoi. Esq. tress ditto, for l ie+ sad J. J. Blake, keg. from ditto, ARRIVALS AT The Slarquis of Labia., Lord Row, petery, M.P. Sir A. and Lady Moe, Air W. Caw, Hee. Mr. and Mrs. Irby, Mrs. Barren; Weida Letbay, D.Areey Captains Agile. Collies Bedpost, Seward, Cold, Maple, Seat, Lersg, Smith, ice. The Right Honourable Lady b. several days seriously &Meted with solidest horse in the Admiralty ; but, we are mach better. It was is consequence _ time that the Park guns did not dye yentas , Dispatches were received yester' Mee from Sir C. Loft at the Hague, as Romeo our Amble:Mar at Paris. Lord .1:1:musk& Roman Cub( be entitled to take his mat In the Upper been ~broad almost from Infancy, sad is English las/stage. His Lordship is sow h . lead to the Hymeneal altar Miss Twosomes, Hamar Tscaumass, Bart.—Brighten Gaspar. • A request has been submitted Directors, by WILLIAM Primers, Req. Factory, to have a whole-length portrait the Hall of the factory et Casten, as - felt towards their Somme by kis country. To this the Honourable Court their unanimous assent. AC.,ncett and Ball were given Sr. ALIA= 00 Wednesday night. Among in _ were his Royal Highness the Duke Dumas:as Rowenal. An elegant Ball took place Court, on Tuesday last, attended by all the neighbourhood. Beery thing went able direction of the Han. Gamer= Deming commenced at half pee ten. Mr. R. TRUST, of the Engl. Vice. Chairman of the Board of Excite, pointed to a judicial situation In New South At the funeral of Mrs. O'Dwyer Mr. NICHOLAS MAIIOI4 of Dubin, the tholic Clergy walked, lest week, ann.lerwes the Priest was mediae the burial semis, Cisme Aper. Chelmsford Easter Assembly , and wee eatresnely well emelt The. op, and the seem aftessidne was very meats were of the first order, sod the until a late beer, Mghly deathbed. J. H. FIANICLAND, iimb gave Supper to 250 persons of rank and , Wimple street, on Welseaday last. semble moo aft:e Wale ettleekeewl *odes ten, wed mothered without isteminisa anti s. A violent conflagration etkisoped. in the ni lath instant, almost all the whole "mew of It was wish delimit) , that the Are was prove ihe adjoining streets, but happily no person perished. ROI3IIIT AT A Tussras.—Tuesday night, at Ina Opera Hem, Mr. Arun :a Soup, a foreign eledg was robbed of &elver watch and New potatoes are selling indi da n g be s t . rgh at from Sri to as. a, quart. Strawberries. com plete ly ripe, were mewl week in the ship of Born and Co. Prisses.etreet. Gans Pmts.—The first 'sample this season of lib vegetable, in a small salad !Musk basket, about three doses pi were exhibited fee eels yesterday aseraing la Caveat Garda I* ket, and were readily pardrusi to great the table of a Nokia of meat ealdske taste at the West ell et-the teem, tat the Hischirp el two severely& Grace the Da s of Beams, aseasspasia If Ms daolliisr. Lady Lame laseass. sad V/i/allhissesa. Salisigb Cottage ea Friday has. as ems% sea. the slogr' of Tavastook. was not eallieleady resaterall trat his toe sews fan ltisa te undertake the journey &pre Leaders. ilsaw.# ol WILICIS•did not stand upon nefeasoay is $ dedi.. Whoa asked by Lard Taus/phew easy time &Iva swim Wane replied, lest as sass wor Lordship Plow' ft lave bros.& a bag et WINO *ad a Oak dr powder.* The assassin Dupla, who was invited at Mile* whither _he had led after the murder o f the hankeeter sod his w* ' ll2 the veal et Illawseeneav has beat breed* to Paris. . 110 is the depart be reamed to dee palm et ersalllnos the Mete was seinwalo ment at the las sed Oise. Two of OW *eaten aten that ease lived died in do lewd pinir and pia the - emetirt—iineawaelli Comilwl e • the Stiol at • . 1 . I I 1 1 I 1 I I I .a .JO al li . rerriesby and the Biwa Aber. eperat.sersee, for the lest; far Ms seat ' North Win; p, frees th e St. James 'ells; J. Denies, ars. at f. Jaates's4Orest, Inns Mrs. Bich mad may. at Masi Captain Mariam at at Inns Mares; taw ditto, kr • 10. Oar kelind ,lUartio J. he., for Ireland. AT BATH. lose. Sir Jams and Lady X Ites, Sir Jame said Lady leby, Hon. Mr. Uptes, D.Aroey ; Liget. Coked c Seward, Browne; Mr. wad &c. he. sdy ifat.vitAa has been *eldest mid, at his ire happy to say, is this ace of her Ladyship's • !yesterday. • yesterday at the Fort* Hague, and frees Lied &MU 'aria. :athelic Peer, who will see Jwtv House of Parliament, • sad is wholly tenable to speak new is litusland, and will commis, Ake daspliter of en stied to the Hon. Coort c Esq. President of the Cb' ;trait of his Main* placed as a testioesedal of the his Majesty's subjects ht • Court of Directors have • given by the Duchess Among • the (=pay pr alke of Gtovcasuis and lace at the Toy. Ham. • by all the beauty and faddy. ' went off with spirit seder • MAT BassesAv, the &e ten. ;nglish bar, son of the I Eacite, ba Ireland, has bees p ew South Wales. DIVT&I, of Cashel, si-txr the Protestant and Roma C. irnalwaran, and remained al servisa in the roil ably took place on Tee* Thesows wasonaarany - very eallynalap. The rah* d the Megay did net egos gave an elegant Ball Id hake, at his telidera. i i t adig The ssumensed iavapial be as vil a Wan midi fenr is the XlMped, in the night of parser of Brotheaux. at was prevented from gremlin to person perished. I.—Tuesday night. at