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LONDON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1847. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols. which left of yeeterdsy at el to 1 1 , owed this mots' ingltt 001 to St for the Ammon, with hole or nothing doing; gate Which they may be sleeted at lllf to b. Money Sack still keepiiimaree. there Is a bachadadea of sae sixteenth per Cont. TM groat speculators ate now wateldng the movements of Par eintent, and the operations of the Cnaiseimes of the Earmimmus. Private letters received this morning from Paris state, that thi British claims on Spain have been adjusted; Eitscatamt, it is:said, having 'lvied en agreeracut with S. Cote, to grant three nipliens i of Perpetual Zane% at N. bearing an Interest of Five per Cent. These Recites a u to be negotiated in Leaden. Accounts from the frontiers of Spain, of a recent date, state, that it was reported that • French corps is immediately to stogy the North of Spain, an Melt* of the Ebro. by the desire of Fes. mason, in consequence of the revolutionary spirb whirls has lately been manifested among the troops, particularly In the Cordon ea the frontiers of Portugal. Thep also sum that Madrid remains, quiet; but accounts are deity received from the Provinces of an unfavourable description and it is much feared that Badajos will biomeumbel' Isle of Lon for a reface of insurectien. In the Foreign market South American Securities have improved. Current priers: Old Spanish i 3 e t Mexican 66 i t Wow ►las( Vie 31, Portuguese Vsi 7g, Daniels 60 Greek ISe 16, PRICE OP STOCK'S AT TWO O'CLOCK, Rank Stock 207 3 per Cent. Red. 81% 82% ; . per Cent. Cons. 81 31 per Cent. 89% 31 per Cent. Red. 88% % 44 4 per Cent. New 96% % % 97 96% ' 4 per Cent. 1826. 974's % , long Amt. 19 7.16 sis India Stock 242% Do. Bonds 52 54 4.1,00,1 Eicher'. lulls 50 SI £5OO ditto 10 sr £10) and £2OO ditto 80 SI Commercial 22 Cos., mi Account 81 80% 81% Pitcairn Fowl—The per Ceoh Renter, 100 f: 90e. 70e.•—nree per Cents. 661. 61. c, 110 c.•— Bank Sedum, 2000 f. 1997 f. SOe Itentra de Naples, 741. 30c. 50c.— Spanish Renter. 11 j.—Royal Splinisli Loan 511 51.—liaydan Loan, 6401. 6501. The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday, which 'Strived last night, though they contain advice' from Madrid to the 28th, and from Lisbon to the 24th ult. add very little to our previous stock of information respecting the affairs of Spain and Portugal. The Jaime's's: Debuts, it is true, has the substance of a-Note, daivered by M. SALMON, Spanish Secretary of State for Puteign Affairs, to Mr. Latta, the British Ambassador. This cr mmunication, though its importance is studiously dined over-in tie French Opposition paper, is, beymask all comparison, - the most conciliatory that has been yet made by the Spanish Government to ours. It speaks in strong terms of indignation of the conduct of the Gene rals fur suffering the Pottuguese rebels to re-enter Spain without putting them under arrest, and taking away their arms. It then announces the proceeding:that are to be instituted against them, for having disobeyed their orders. If we are to believe the Journal des Debats, this Note was received in a very cavalier-like manner—an insinuation utterly at variance, as every one knows, with the courtesy which distinguishes our diplomatic inter course. At the same time it forms no part of Mr. Lama's instructions to deport himself haughtily towards the Spanish Government, particularly in a case like the present, where the explanations are as satisfactory as possible. He may have often been called upon, in the course of these proceedings, to use a very firm tone; but there is a wonderfully wide distinction between firmness - and arrogance,though ourPrench contemporary is pleased to confound dem. As to the statement in the Qaceidienrae, that the order for placing the Spanish Ge nerals on their trial, is a mere feint, we are excessively mistaken, if the accused themselves regard it in this light. We suspect too that the opinion has not met with Much credit even amongst the party for whose edification it was written. The most stupid or prejudiced ultra in all France must be now aware that it is not so easy to gull the British Cabinet, or divert it from its purrse, as the Quolidieune pleasantly insinuates. King FERDINAND 100 is not a man to put persons or principles in competition with his own interests, or to hesitate a moment between the sacrifice of his agents and can for his personal security. He can get rid of his predict tions and antipathies as easily as he pulls off his glover', 'when oneuthey . stand in his way; and who, that reflects on 'chi base and tawdry staff - di whieli,the iiitellites of despotism are almost' in every instance composed, can blame him, or any other Despot, for trampling upon them, when it would be dangerous to employ them any longer? The two Swiss regiments, which recently left Madrid, . and upon whose ulterior destination so much rash con jecture has been hazarded here, as well as at Paris, are ordered into France, which disposes of the question at once, as well as of a report that the French Government intended to reinforce its army in Spain. If we do not egregiously deceive ourselves, that Power would much rather withdraw it altogether, than augment its num - hers ; but such is the dilemma in Which it is placed, by its wanton interference in the domestic concerns of Spain, that there is equal 'danger in the two alternatives. This morning we have received Brussels Pipers to the 7th, and the Algenteisee Zeii*osg to the Ist instant. In the Netherlands, a Commission, composed of four Atimirals, has been appointed to inquire into every thing that may hare caused the diaasteis experienced by the . Wassenaer and Watesloo. ..The Captain who com tqanded the former ves,el; has 'desired that his conduct maybe subjected to a judicial inquiry, a request that has been complied with. From the 45th Jan. to the Ist Feb. the number of deaths at Groningen was4 o l3, hich is one mote than in the preceding week. We learn from one of the Brussels Papers of the 6th that Count . SlDlVllLlEllithesans flutmearmtek4 has commissioned we of bier filmstrip France to Subscribe 1,000 francs towards the monument to be erected to Davie, and another sum to the Owe anima - to the monument TRtstA. A letter from Dusseldorf' says, that the Pro- vincial Assembly of the Rhenish Provinces, before it broke up, chose a Depitation of its Members to go to Berlin, to form part of the Commission for the revision of the Codes ► which ► it appears, are to, be of a uniform character throughout the Prussian Monarchy, notwithstanding the diversity of inte , rests and customs in the several provinces. But despotic Governments do not mind such things, whatever their subjects may feel on the occasion; and we suspect that his Prussian Majesty will not add by the present measure much to his popularity in the Rhenish provinces. What is their attachment, however, provided they pay their contributions, and furnish the number of recruits required for his army? We learn from Bavaria that that Government intends to send in the Spring an experienced Miser of the Staff, to Eng land, France, and the Netherlands, for the purpose of making himself acquainted with the recent improvements in the artillery that have been made in these countries. There is no political news whatever either in the Brussels or German Papers, unless we make an creep ticrs in favour of en article in the latter, under the head of St. Petersburgh, 17th January. and even this is rather speculative than otherwise. It speaks of the great effoits that are to be made in the Spring, to bring the war with Persia to a speedy conclusion. In the mean time, the two armies have retired into Winter quarters, with the Arazes, which is the boundary between the two Em pires, interposed bet Ween them. It is confiJently ex pected, hostver, that the influence of Great Britain will be exerted to prevent a renewal of hostilities. The following is an extract from the Algeeiehee Zeituegt BUCHAREST, Jaartrattv 15. By the Russian snail we have news frogs Constandnople to the 7th inst. No change had taken place to the state of the capital.— Tranquillity prevailed, and trade seemed to be reviving. Nothing new was known ttom Greece, moot the deliverance of Attica. and another insurrection of the Greek inhabitants in the vicinity of Vole. Verona, Jas.27.—maattiques, sal; Bank Shares, 1051. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The Consol market remains arm and very steady this eacerniag, since the opening price, when they were done at 01 ; and they have continued for the MGR part of the morning at 1111 to fee the Account, with a goad deal of buskins dolug. Aklimagik we have not heard of any Experts front Park, the Thee* per Cents. are said to have come, by private letters, dated Monday meals& at eat 70e. A great mucky of Money Stott still prevails in the market, and the report that the Bank Is On to discount at Fear per Cent. has sane weight in the improvement of Cumuli. In the Foreign market, South American Securities remain steady,•at an advanced price. FOItKION. FUNOS, TWO O'CLOCK. Bunco Arta Nods. pC. St Met. Ace... sltl 1 1 t oloilibi:lo lianas. 4 p Ct. 34 Peruvian llond.ll p C. Ditto 1id5,11124. 371 I t I t Mt* Amount U . o. Ae.t 57 i 3 1 t Span. Bonds 5 p Ci. Olt 3 Oanish linnAls,3 p Ct. 001 Dkto Acct. ISt Gretk Goods. 5 p Ct. Pr. Rent" 5 p C.loolllk Do. Hoods, i 9U, 5 p C. 15 Rarisaage. IN 50e Man Bds.anss,llp Ct. lilt t3l Span, Boa. ISIS, Sp. C. 103 BIIITISSI AND FOREIGN /MABEL TWO O'CLOCK SHA Kt 1 . 111116 100 SO SO 100 20 *7 553 Mellcan Company 100 It St 6 Real del Monte 400 400 490 Potosi La Paz St Paso. Assts. SO S IA 14 Anglo Mexican &ozilian nalpuzahua 400 150 195 United Aleziean 40 50 90 1 10 British Rock and Patent Salt 10 fi 4 The Earl of LIVIRPOOL is nearly recovered from his indisposition. His journey to Bath was for the purpose of reno. rating his health and strength. both of which were much impaired in consequence of his oudetgoing a surgical operation, which his medical ;detects recommended. The Duke of Sussex caught a cold, whilst attending the funeral of his late lamented brother, the Duke of You, which brought on hoarseness, qnd inilimmation of the chest. Blisters were In consequence applied. and we are happy to sa y hi s R oy ,' Highness is now better. The R•yal Duke was visited yesterday by Dr. MASON and Mr. Fernsaaw. Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, a Cabinet Connell was held at the Foreign oMce, which was attended by the Lou Catancu.s.us, the Earle of Lligeeool. and BATI/OeST. Mr. Secretary Peei., the Cnancesd.os of the Exestagoia, Viscount 111m.vics.a, Mr. Wring, Mr. Hususson, the Duke of Wituntavon, Earl Illsaaowar, Lord Bezt.ev, kc. The Midgets continued in deliberation till half-past tour o'clock. THE LATE DUIEZ tit YonK.—An Emergency or Spe dal General Meeting of the Grand Lodge of Freemasons of Eng , land was held at the Freemasons Hall yesserday, the Right Wor shipful Deputy Grand Master on the throne. Aa Address of Condolence, couched in terms of sympathy and 'maims masonic feeling, was, on the. motion of two lkothers of the Lodge, unani mously adopted, and resolved to be presented to their Royal Bro ther the Auto, on the death 9f the tate Duke of Yong, In whose lamented demise the ancient and loyal Order of Masons have .anstained a some loss. as sron STIKRNHOLD, the Swedish Minister. transacted Malaise )leatesday at the O csof the Secretary of &ate foe Foreign IMars. _ _ _ Mr. Secretary CasssitWo was preernted from attend ing the Cabinet Council by a revere cold aught ae Winder while attending the funeral of the late Doke of Year , which cooties the Right Hes. Secretary, to his room, at hie boom at Brighten. Dr. PILHAW the Bishop of Lincoln, died yesterday morning, in consequence of a severe cold, caught while atteadiag the Duke of Yeses ['metal. It is reported that all the settlements to the leeward of Sierra Leone will be immediately abandoned, "and that the res. desirous for the squadtons for the suppression of the Slave Trade, will be the island of Fernando Pe, in the Bight of Benin, which is represer.ted to be very healthy. Lord BRAYSROKE, the Editor of the Memoirs asd Correspendestee ePeppe, or his relation , the Honourable Mr. Ns. . VILLE, will, it said, be elected a member of the Roxburgh Book Club, in the room of the late Mr. Dots Asteam venel, called the Cambria, arrived at De merara oa the 11th of November, having made the voyage across the Atlantic with her engines at work tie whole way. This is said to be the first instance of the kind. It is stated that, since the year 1824, no fewer than 121,421,98 S acres of land have been ceded by the Indians to the United States. Some wag, in consequence of the jail of Westgate, Maidstone, being without prisoners, last week wrote on the door " Lodgings On - die Sd of February, a meeting took place at Calais between Coos. Kum Esq. and Wm. itmesam, Esq. th e former attedded by Geo. IN:L110T, Esq. and the latter by A.W. HILLARY, Esq. After an exchange of theta, the affair was amicably arranged through the interference of the *moods. • An honest Hibernian, whose 664 pocket (to use his own phrase) bad s to pp e d payment; was forced to the lad becendty of perambulating the tweets of Edinburgh two Mika together, for want of a few pent* to pay his lodging, when accidentally beating a person talk of the Ostia bespital, he excialmeed. " That. the ' Place for me! when la it s Huey 1 fee I bets been Vol " et the" two sights page 4' ..:-:...:\\ ‘ i lwiii EYN" STA . ..e THY LING. BRIGHTON, lilac% sir S. Uri ikaaewst, Leed Shams% Xt. seef . vian pea, U N ef4asoupd Lord Sc. Ham., al left dos Palace t te4reada to sows • nalsatoresog. The • Duke of Win foe is star ea a whit to the Mr Mame Tatars arrived et the Palace this inerstlng, and, with the Costwonoers-ur.Gsrse, bad the honour at diming, with Ms Mastery; but no tickets to invite additional sampan have been issued. The Doke of Wastialeant. Lord Mauna; and Mr. Secretsty Pmt, directly after the Council. west beneered by kin Karon with separate audisoces. Lord Renutasome, Lett.-Coined and Mrs. Fnset.eassen, Lord CALIIIOIIP, Lady Cents, and Lady Rams, with others of the Nobility, left their names at the Palace this nasening. Lord Sierran left es, for town, au Sunday ; the COUNIIIIII IS goes se a visit to the Dbehess of RICIMOBIII, at Goodwood. The Royal Band ba've occiers to be la attendance la the Goan room oldie Palace this evening. The Duke of Wine.noteron, Mr. Secretary Pin, Scr. paid witha l to the Chain Pier and Same this day. His Otace, hr the earlier part of the more*, was walking as the Cliff Parades with the Princess Limn. The Duke, notwithstanding what has been said to the contrary, seems to mill good health. Mr. Secretary CANNMI is sadslateselly recovering frees hie in. disposition. The medical report today has again been highly favourable. The Dowager Marchioness of Dowssuraa, with her asa Lord 0. He, and a select and brilliant party of Nobility, diresd with Mrs. Ftraantaasav yesterday. Mn. Owes has returned to Wham Mouse. • - . • IMIHIONA BLE INTELLIGENCE. 4muntu ThelM'of Bedford. at his home is &. James's-spare, from hiS seat, Webers Abbey ; the Mary& Hertford. at his hams is Piccadilly. from Ireland; qiit Earl of Roselyn and Family, at their horse is St. James's-equate, from their seat I. Scalasd ; Sr Wm end Lady Jane kioustes sad Family, at their hams is Yerk.street, St. &armee, from their seat, Avisford, Semen; Mr. mod Mrs. Hughes Ball, at their stem residence in &.Jassees-equere, late Bart et Hiessingion ; Lord Strode', at his seat, Klekstood, Yorkshire, from Scotland; the Hos. Mr. and Mn. Robert Smith, at 'their home in 13orlingtesmtiset, from their seat,Gayberst, Becks ;Lord Nugent, at Boalogbani.hoase, Pall Mall, limn kis seat Mays. Backs • Colonel Vaasittart, at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jantee's.street, from ht seat in Berke ; Mr. and Mrs. Rosa and Family, at ditto, (tom Scotland ; Sir W. logilby, Baru at ditto, from Same:; Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth sad Family, at the British Hotel, Jersayo. street, from their seat in Oxforchhire ; James Hallikillh Rai. at ditto. from Ireland; George M'Cany, Esq. at ditto. from ditto; the Rel. C P. Madmay at the Darlington Motel, Old BorUngtoo and Cork-streets, front Hogenaersileld Park, Hens; Caps. Brown, at ditto, from a tsar. DSP4IIIII,IIII Lord Molracus, for his father's (tie Earl of Seftos) sat, Crea te* Hall, near Liverpool ; Sir Healy sod Lady Milford. for Mau seat, Weston Hall, Lricestenhiro ; Capt. sod Mrs. Harvey, from tie Bath Hotel, far their seat is Norfolk; Capt. Storey, foe Im. hood ; Lieut.-General Boller. tic Clarnstioa Park, Mika. Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN, we believe. is-appointed to ill the vacant seat an the Exchequer Beach. awe Mr, Baron Cu- NAN, resigned. ihe.King's Theatre has just engaged VISTIUS, the dancer, Who, it will be rrcollected. Amsted at Vauxhall last mann ; his debut will take place immediately. CUARLIS ICZUpLR is returned to Covent Garden Theatre, after a short professional trip into the provinces, were his meets has been complete. CUARLLS MATHEWS gave the Big Wigs at Oxford, a "teach of his quality," In the performance of his exigent enter tainment, at the Great Room in that City, on Monday. The • choice spirits" of the various Colleges left their dhoti's.% or rather their wipe after dinner, at an euly hour, in order to be present at the opening of his Berry banquet. - . L tronrs is gone t.s Deland, where he is engaged by Mr. Hamm Hauls to perform a few nights in Dublin. Lemurs will afterwards return to Drury-lane Theatre. Ir AT LS returns to his prcitessional avocations at the Adelphi Theatre, at the mad of the present week. Yesterday, a Court of Directors was hvld.at the East India Hesse, wiles the following Comm r, leave ter the Court, previ ous to departing for their respective destinations, via. s train WILLIAM PLAr, Charles Grant, fee Bombay said Chins; ' Captain . WILLIAM CLIMCLIMAIM, FATIVALI•OO, for St. Helena, Prestang, Singapore, and China. Warm's:Erna Scnons..—The names of the Candi• does examined yeiterday,atWestmiester Schad, fee the Wrkerdaip =asy, Mr. Wens, were Mears. Futuna and Awes. Use's and Messrs. Davis, Escomas, Bausr, sad Faistness, Townboys. The ea mination, after continuing from ten o'clock till ave. wM adjourned till this day. The subjects of examination air the day were—the Greek end Latin Classics, Geography, and Ressme History. The Examiners were Dr. Barron, Principal of the E. T. College, and Mesirs. Tessa and Canines, of the Daher. city of Oxford. The.. Gentlemen, we enderstand, repressed them. scones most favuvrably upon the pea-winners of all the Candidates. Mr. Wray and many other Gentlemen, were preset/I during the asasslnatioti„ ..MIDD Men HOSPITAL, FRB. 6, 1847. .Monthly Saturn of Patients from the lot to the Zia January. In-Pat/eats admitted by letters, 97; ditto, admitted by accidents, 50-197. Oat-Patients admitted by letters. 199; ditto, admitted by acci dents, 14S-265. Total, 395. la•Patienu discharged, 150; re. mining in the Hospital, 191. Mr. Hse RN I, an English merchant of Port. au-Prince, bas been honoured by the appointment of Swedish Yiee.Consul for Hayti. Yesterday, between twelve and one o'clock, Captain PEARAZY, of the Austrian Service, was surrounded in Olford.street, near the Regent Circus, by a gang of fellows, who hustled and sobbed him of a gold watch, chain, and seals, a gold eye.glass, and a memorandum book, containing 251. in notes and sovereigns. The Rev. Roams littencoce, a Clergyman of the Church of England, has for the last few months seceded from the Establishment, and become a convert to the necessity of ethete baptism. The venerable Bishop of the diocese used every means, by way of argument, to retain the Rev. Gentleman in the Church, but without effect; on Sunday week he underwent theceeensony of humor, sion at the Baptist Chapel in Devises.. Chester Cort est. Pour persons were last week committed to Devises Bridewell, for three months each, for offences under the Game Laws; and a woman, named Milly Manchester, wa s committed rot the same period to hfarlboroughGaol, having been convicted in the penalty of 551. for having in her possession nine pheasants and two hares. RAPIDITY OF Inritacouass.—.We *evils the lists of imports at Liverpool from New Ydrk, among other ar ticles, a saddle of venison. The " New World' seems a great distance to send to market for fresh provisions; but the ordinary term of a voyage across the Atlantic is now less than that during which a - saddle of venison or mutton " ought to hang.* A family in Code Castle were, a few nights since, on retiring to rest, mach alarmed and distressed at finding their little infant (18 months old) covered with blood. Ou examination, it appeared the child bad been bitten by a rat in six different places, the house being much infested with these vermin. It is remarkable that ,the infant was in bed with another child, seven years old, who was uninjured, and no noise had been heard during the evening calculated to excite the alarm of any person. Friday, an Inquest was held at Bury, on the body of a fine infant child, left alone by its mother the day be fore, while she went for some water; and on her return in five minutes, she found the child had got to the fire, and was so miserably kinked as to cause its death that night. A similar occurrence took place at Clayton, royliden, when an infant perished in the like way.— Verdict in each case," Accidentally burned to death." DUBLIN. Frnv&i SZCOMD ZDMO) Dahlia • Swain Mah Mr. Mist los just wowed iota seesialsaoseti ad two swedes in .4100 ow* s. abide Ms P" sissies. tar a sedition speech. Desist , Mao s, Wets. an his heil.—We aaderstand is growoled ea the wash Mak by that - firma was made to Moths hi Moire Taws. b. risigaikam il " o ll ol4. l7; wisrupott eawkin 4462 e his old at the a n •t eft. delay i kon Nft moan* that the p remiums at Glesaissuk wher e a s ft . 411 Twee. MED IGENCE. Armius, Liu% t am R h • Dade: trumpet mil i iNe 4111 Manua, from Vas /MN sego which was dram acK s maim L came down and md. the Amphitrite Ir laywk 1 01. t. Put**. NI, =Vim L a w s , • 4 lviter 4 4, Mum i s,: ti Am &saw s . to repair, 11, emwe's to Bremen, pi t I mo poite.t.he Okteohoreh as t • • me to =mei ; sod a bfis , • • MA. 10 Miry. Lisa, from Ja m m u , m; Coseord, Lim u , r„.; Constantinople ; a a d etehmhaos, for Jamaic a , rr ; • she her Wham, ad ri m e the Pleptase, Camm aa , a i , .OR , fir Ostend. 714 111 THEATRE. Juliet was performed in rbe latter character, d audience. It appal h a d se advantage of a rep that her talents hare -131 fame upon the Bath sael TI I, (oily and familiarly • of the scene, and po s .. red from its study at a n at eful, and her figure els• aline, but its explains, alite Int eye, seems to Woo: s ost Miss JARMAII sat e liffer l t ness fee bwa l bi i d n er g t h i ll o e p t a h r u oc a d t ee ien forsee l : d bo 1 . w strove Ab l th e o a n b y i , l t a y n , d b t u h t e m ast . C" ezpa . rich attended th e not mint :fore taking the draught. Awn d a degree of judgment leave no doubt of bet port ' a called forth the entbsri. ..anew use. In the last lase V 01; the manner of bar lbw art from the beaten track kik rue on the one side, a . Hamlets, who played -tam menaced the repetitions:lf . n e m onday nest, amidst eery Mew -4, lPr was produced, under t ' it ?to be from the pen ' upon the same anec • , r piece produced a for Or A Mr. Moatosortsq r whom he loves, named r isTitia); and from _h o b lady of the same Raines ' other untoward circoo toes of scopes, and is at last • i n t chief point is the piece . B e , the Inn (Kaatar), w•h'' • • thti and brings them forts • • f these things were mod did ties resided Taisatibis Des. al ma effect The Farm waste 10C • 4.0 r.sq. of Bedford.rsw, eug Are the Bar by the Hommelit wei 'the Sir J. J.Corrum., Bat tint is kola the Moieties of tli 1 radon is the time of undo sad f the Memory have fond i yen es of the Petidoorm.—Jim[' r turnkeys belonging to, -aid convict, named Gut' to e contrived to elude the. • of escape. Waddingtoa, it• •de f of not of the Woolwich it such subjects commonly SO es. By some means w of the day, he contrived , 1311 or Ca is aadPed e n ; a f fB m irril i hge h aiih s dpe w f oll raPasni en tiffae61411 o the Almanacks of di , see E Paris, that there are hundred thousand eight - al men: There: are, at . , fourteen hundred thr 3e patients. Turning w we find theft tbete s 'our hundred and tb tl here are only nine b id cues; so that • - 1 Quad four hundred • it to fall sick of a lack • !iinet est rTaress rein d ai s.tancrwy, n oos t a lf ontFo h rs:ceimpe owl y r i. ... • - talk the rich Aligner sw g behind him a f 'ruts Anon sterling. He die. roperty be gave by door thud, of Addlecroft, t , infield, by trades waren' e (Mall facoltiesot the toys he never wee out of to d to the altar of Rymer sterford, Biddy Come% if ed,ffiar I—Majority in fa . • appointed Chief .1. •• erred to the ha Mr. M Ikurasinteeta walla ' Oh," reprsd Mossar," VP Ina to an of hh tome ' • NAVAL INTELLIG, mom% Fltti, 1.--Antivtd tin Aides, hawk*. le 17 flays. Pommema t Fa 7.—Tbs Imam Trader tbe harbour, t. be paid GE Cowen Fen 7.—The Cape Packet, EssArs, lend, hes reshipped that part of the cargo win 'Ed wM rimed when the wind is favourable. Nat, Pan 7.—A tramport brig (A. IL) Dom, Fn. 7.--Arrived elf here, the with troops; mad levier landed her pilot, litewacia. Fen 7.—The Commerre, larwkit, was is share so the Cork lead yesterday , nuistattee, and came here leaky; she meet dischn- Malgrode, mutate*, from St. Thames's os annum e 4 the ke on the 4th lest. IVA. Meremoy, Rom Master. frees London u Awn* unknown, Camais Roma Ammo*. Glassman., Era. 7.—Arrivad the Mary, Scalesby Cmtk, NgWALL• from Chios Booms Ayres ?Iv. Kama, from C.oostandeopie TAYLOR, hem at. MWI. M . S. The Nathighairl, cm board the Inglis East Indianian, broke her damage, and rummies here. Mewl the Malaga; and Prince of Male, no's" far COVENT GARDEN TH The Tragedy of Rowse° and Jared last night, when Miss Jarman, in the made her debut before a London audience, that this young Lady bas had the lar professional education, and that procured her no inconsiderable five Dublin stages. She is, indeed, acquainted with the business of , sensed of all the aids to be derived art. Her deportment is graceful, pot. Her face has the tragic outline, and particularly that of a brilliant more propetly to genteel comedy: cordially received, and the kindness so powerful an effect upon her feeling, time her emotions would not softer masquerade scene, that of the ' with the Nurse, were all played t with the striking success which difficult trial of the soliloquy before In this Miss JARMAN displayed _ and original talent which can leave success, and which deservedly called astic applause of the whole house. she also played with great effect dying 'hewed that she can depart without falling into extkevairance tameness on the others Mr. lERMIIMA, Romeo in his finest manner, announc the Tragedy for Friday and Monday loud and general approbation. After the play a new farce was name of 1 Ise £lOO Note, said to Mr Pease. It is founded upon which forms the subject of the I. nights ago at the Adelphi. A . (loves) is in pursuit of a Lady whom Harriet Arlin/tom (Madame VIITRIII) accideekill arrival of another Lady his hotel; and from a variety of other stancesibe gets into a number of see taken up as a swindler. The chief is the character of the Boots at the has a taste for conundrums, and upon every occasion. Some of these lauierj:t. Venus sang a new air 'added introduced the Ahem ima with good acct. the whole wed received. We3nesday, JOHN Sums. Esq. of Revel Rod, Hens, was called to the &peaty of Gray', Inn. Our worthy Representative. Me bas reeelvoi so answer to a reticles , Comity sad Oty, praying fares alteration mak, sod we regret that the lArds of the Impossible to ewesply with the wishes r feed Awned. Lau week. as one of the , Pegston gaol, was removing a convict, rfaddinitos, to the Hulks, he vigilance of his keeper, and escape. appears, was placed on the roof of stages, where he was secured as such are under such circumstances. other, though in the middle of the when the coach arrived at the Ca, to slip his band through the handcaff Ma to the roof, whence be jumped Monk doubly ironed, and his' eoneaquesce of the fetters be wore. It hu been ascertained from Merest . departments and of Pridiceless than seventten hi handredand forty-tbree medical aiding to another calculation, fourteen mad six hundred and fifty-one milker class of public men, we Ames hundred thousand four pleaders, and upon the rolls there deed and ninety-eight thousand , the nine hundred and two thousand three superßuous lawyers see fit - fees and employment, there must thousand one hundred and ilinetyetwo nothing to do but sit with their arms Letters received in town on Tuesday, death of MARTIN JOHN banker of Hamburgh, leaving 6 amounting to upwards of a million without a will. His landed property tints to his two eldest sons. Lonoavirt.—.loshua Whitehead, the township of Lepton, met liwitiersileld, sew in good bank and in pommies el yr of 1011 yeas-tandem= anomie. tie lays ploy until the last year. Wednesday se'iusight wailed at ralaaanahan. in the aunty of Waterford, folossess yews. to Robert Cashion, aged jtfty I , of the Gentiesnan si. Lord ELLINIOROVOK being appointed of the Bing's Bench, a Barrister observed • the Uses Cesswel, that he thought ELL Seed Judge, if be kept hie temper. " Ole," replied sty conapihneets to him, and Min to net rid of ' soon as possible.* V