Star. — London, England, 1827-01-27 00:00:00

FA r 9HIONABLE INTELLIGENCL ARMFUL& 1 ,,,„3 an d Lady Ammo' their - seat, Shvemroush, Staffordshire., Athenton Hall, Worcestershire ; A. F. Nunez, Esq._ at won 's Hotel, St:James's-street, from his .w In Hants; Iris „,e; Milton, at his teat in Nortbamptonshire, from Yorkshire; Y i d ) , Jolla Howard. at bar been in Park -street, front a tour; D. it ouch, Eq. at the UlllOO Hind, C.ockmur-nreit. frosts • tour is sad; J Erna.* Er* at his hone in Great Cuiiberland on,s, from Devensikek Mr. and Mrs. Frankland, in Brook wet, for Blights" : ' 111tP417711ULS lo d G rea dy,'fi hh seat la Surrey; Mr. and Mrs George Y p,ti and Foid; Roc from Waimea Hotel, Regemairoet, ig 7t a ; m biary Manor, Dear Hungerford; Mrs. Pechrdi and ass.' p a y, gap from ditto for irastinp; 3. Henry. En. from *Word; thilt H. and Mrs. Stapleton, from ten Os. *m e. Hote Albemarle -street, for their seat Greeley Law, jk,b ; Sir Mamie and Lady Dukarn, from Gadd's arts, rya ; ilk. and Mrs. lhadweil, from the Pniselms, k epee , fief agleam, in Norfolk ; Captain Dumb, ben a s , for PAW' ALMACIM n ew aqua Beam wore'lipeaad ea Thursday swif t at the lac d the" Amicable debwriptii• Balk which, lietwithemdby o e beiteseary tithe weather, was very wed atesaded. The WNW wog all in deep ssousaiag far tile has swelalaateatedlleal ;,-i- iderArChia, predated a sornbwr effect apes the eye--bat the areas roamed bales udailrating swabs of Waursaiseleadhat be d * w h o played the newest quadrilles mod ether pepear dr& t ee m ad areassba dances, with amour, dames of &aquae.: h e m, 'wird the . evening's &mow-meat, sad were kept up with Oval! a Use hear. LISBON. .. The following transports had arrived at Lishnn'tee lims to the sailing of the Sandwich packet lions that o b i % H T ., Woman ; Reelfoot:lost, irsearopteit; London, him; Christopher, Exsour ; Edward, C.aarneroos4 Welcome, hos ; AsYsa, Farris; Edward. Worse; frogs ; god de armor, Winton, frost Cork. — Sailed from Lisboa. the Amazon*, Portuguese fri gate; his Majesty's ships WILLESLIT, GLOUCLITZR, .WIIIMOR CASTE.; and MaimiLLa. His Majesty's ship DRYAD. the Borodino transport, will ordnance, stores, and a detachment of sappers and aline's, and the Sir Henry Wellesley transport, with troops, strived at Gibraltar on the 3d instant. A Freed' Mote, of tor Stet elms. carry* SO gess ►earina the Sag of a Reef Admiral. earns into s►e Tries es the Otis, wit► two kip. The Frew► Assbeseatiar fee Brasil wee es heard t►e fri gate. A midis' of tie sods Keenest ►ad ►ees w►►ed is the west es t►e preceding night. THE ARMY. The Caulker bet niglit annomos the appoinnsieut of Linn. GaffldAt. Heiman Tams as Mllltuy Secretary to the cowl 11111“11 IN Cater. The Privates of the Mho wad Sikh Riglntents in Linierieh pe nises havespolird, and *abed leave from their Colonels to wear moinsing no the kR win, hi tionawy of the late Duke or Toot. Tie Scots' Greys and loyal Artier, also wear crape round die idt awn. iie73l Resistant *WWI it 'Waterford. 'attended Divine &mkt as Smithy lest, the Miro% Mid on wearing crape on their saps and left its... GENERAL ORDER. Mose UAM. JAIL 12 • shale's. to big Maartre G s mast trackies Comm 24, 11ands. 7. Field blatehal the Dote et Wet/Jaeger+, asintmes the Command attire Arley. aid se testy regents the assistance and support of the General and ether Mere of the Army, to maintain its diselpiine, seed order. and itigl charecter. • The Mars en the Perusal Staff of the late Illesstions and Meet hintented Creasman eat Cara are to itentimag their several Altus ad thrift( attached to Field Marshal the Duke of Wzgamitrou, end see re be obeyed atiseeileigty. Liget-Coigne! Joust FIRMS4II3M4 id appirited Aide do Canon to the Commander in Chief, vie* tieut..Cdonel Amanuenses resigned. By Conensaail of Ile Chace the Commander in MO, HENRY TORRRNS, Adintant.Cieseral. BRITISH ARMY IN PORTUGAL The part of our armament which has been landed, tame nut in the following ships of war and transports Ms Windsor Castle, Captain L. seventy-fear. 600 pen ; the Pyramus foliate. Captain Sartiorione. ZOO; tie Rptnaey, Certain Layer, SW; chi Melville, Captain Hlll, sweaty four, 410; the Captain . erten. seeesty.fogrolid; the Spartiate, Captain seventy-four, MO; and the Edward. Welcome, Recline. Action, Eatreald, Lamm, Arebileaki,Vietory, Ammar, Lapse, Hill, Crown, Regales, and Christopher transports --in all sheet 9,0110-men.• • The Melville, Pyramus, Wellesky. Gloucester ' and Windsor Code, hive slice sailed for Gibraltar and Malta; itis said babe* trams hither. The quarters assigned to our troops are—,..ib e bri g ad e of Guards (ender the ens maid of Major General Sir H. Sweetie, K.C.R) lUrk Hussars, 19th Lancets, and her companies of the Royal Artilkry (Lieutenant-Cutest' Smith). is the bursas at Helium. The 4th, 10th, and 6ith Peet (ender Sir IL Blakeney), at the Coop d'Origue, Val de Penske, at the seeth-weet extremity of Liition, near the Mud& The 63d Foot, port of the division el Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, we in the Contest of Grace, is the other entragnity of the town. sear the citadel. Tbe11ti;;;1 est Foot es their arrival, win CGAllikte Sr T. Arbetboot's brigade. The Cid ii!leibere go to Sr K. illakeoey's. Sr W. H. Minton, the Coaliosvaler.hoZhist e is elosiestiested is Se Palate Haedeira, at &coos Aytn. Tbe Atljutani.Geoeral, h r Swan WOreger, is it tho Roo 41111 haes.. Tite - Cetssdetary-General Rheas, ad the Qsateer-Uamer-Gea. GC. lirsehe, Rea St. Destinge dam Cara. Costratts have been made for the supply of the Bri tish army fop ow month is Lisboa, and tenders are out for any number of mules, not less than SS being taken from one person. A muleteer to three mules, and a commander to every thirty. Officenof the Commissariat are said to be dispatched to prepare quarters at Abraates, Coimbra, and Elves. At the latter place the quarters bare been put in order, in the daily expectation of a division of our Elea. Though our soldiers are in general very properly hit close to quarters by their officers, three of them bare been stabbed by the Portuguese in some drunken squabble. The greater part of our dicers are lodged in bosses taken by the Government, and furnished for tbe occa sion. A few we in billets. but :here was so much indis position shown by the people to receive them, that it was thought advisable not to increase the number. • DIIIIIT•LAN1C T NNATRIL--,The Merry Trivet of roaw was performed last night, with a ether difference la the cm than Mrs. Ammo, as 411/18 Page. Her duet with BiANAX, Las tikes attrArrojliss, was sung extremely well. Miss eriramis looked, acted, ad sang charmingly ; s h e was a bl y mspperted b y Mrs. W. Gomm. Atratems THRATRE —This amusing little Theatre has this week added another to its stock of meritorious pieces. It 11.4 141111011 MS little Barletta, called. A Demi Mrst I whirls, mimed by the Wows( Mrs. FITIWILLLOI, Mrs. Henna, and Mr.Tsaar, thrly to prose very attractive. The dialogu e is lively and pigmies: and a Lodi *agora &Nog, descriptive ef a Sondarniglat Concert, Sivsa with much *abet by Mrs. fnmnamar, adds materially mita lassorl mama The Home la exceedingly well attended, and merits the t receives. • To give an instance of the increase in the value of land, a piece 9f ground at Cheltenham, which a few yearssince was sold f or SOL recently p roduced 1,7001. for Wilding purposes. Several instancy's of a similar nature have occurred in various parts of the country during the last year, notwithstanding the general die. ties. In Lyncashire, a plot of freehold ground, after A severe competition, was knocked down at 225 lease' pU: those. • THE KING. • • 'BRIGHTON, JANUARY tS. The attendance of Nobility and Canty at the to Paha hr.dri. • leave their nausea in the Hall Book, has been spike as peat Wilma of yesterday. Among others we noticed— The Dowager Marchionew of Donegal and the Mews &Array, the Countess Dowager of MP** and Lady Araa liars; =Sett, Lard and Lady G. and Mils Seyeawar, the Bari of Cardigan ail the Indies Dryden" Lady G. and Mr. &Pie, Sir Hugh Palliser. Vic:644olu! Sir H. Blackwood, Lleut..Gtwersl Sir W. and Lady hob, Major- Sir C. Pratt, Col. Sir G. W a y, Mr. and Mrs. Sir T. and Lady Lethbridge , Lady Harvey, It a yargeure. Gee. and Mrs. Fitzroy, Sir G. and Lady Berkeley, Linst...Gen. Mr J. and Lady Hamilton, Lord Douglas, Be. The son gratifying answers to all segnieles, at the Palace today. respecting the Kato, has been precisely the same as that of yeast+. day, eis---" Ms Aka, is se t." The names left he the Had Bosh, extissively for the Dachas of Ccoccerran, hive also been anweroos to day. In addition to the arrtvab nietsioned yesterday. Sir Ww.tou Una, joined the Royal suite ash* Palace this eveshig. The weatber here continues rigidly severe; and scarcely any out door exercise is taken. HL blaarerea Private Baud has arrived with us, but their at. tandem at the Palace has not yet been 'climbed. Those esteriaseed paw manes. Townskesd and Sayers, are as NMI wipe lioyalig is low% NNW*. with w. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE. Jaxosar • daturday last, W. G. Solids, Tricky Colimpos ;Pon. .Tdinlty Gallop ; and Hill, St. Jollies Collepe, passed &sir es. aidootions on a fanner occasion, were of Am. /Ise follosting Gentiesorn were leverage &grans : Habitant, Cocoas Christi; WaserikeilidAssi, Armitage, 'hi-' oky ; CYbkt, Caios ; Langton, Caen; InWriatina, The Earl of Har;;;;lrTitas presnoted tibiae* William Edward Caldwell. M.A. Rector of St. Mary's. IleiNard, and late of Ca. I thuds* Hail, the Vicarage of Sandea, meant by the death of the 'I Rev. George Homey, IL A. The Lord Primate of Ireland has presented the Rev. Robert Henry. late of Drumeree, to the Curacy orthe new March of Porto own and the Rev. J. Smith, law Canto of St. Petet's,l Drogheda, has been appointed by the Lord Primate. Pastor of the Memel of Ease, about to be erected in that tows. The Mk of January. the United Associate .Ceogregaties of , Elkin, foe needy of Arelentacoy, pee a call to Mr. William Stobbs. • Preacher, to be their Pastor. The Er. Mr. Robertson, Craig. dam, presided as the accadan. THE LATE DUKE OF YORK. CORK, Jamaar U. At Cove every mark of respect was paid to the memory of his Royal Highness the Duke of York. On Saturday, the day appointed for the funeral of his Royal Highness, 120 guns were fired, first SO by the Sig ship, then SO from the fort at Spike Island, then 30 by his Majesty's cutter Tiger, and latterly 30 from Carlisle Fort. The bell of the Parish Church mingled its meuraftd knell with the awful sound of the cannon, and as the last gun was tired at Carlisle Fort, the Rags displayed in mourn. ing were immediately lowered, and thus closed the se. lemn scene, precisely at the moment the men went be. low the horizon. • SOBERNESS. Jaw $3. From the time of the death of kis late Royal Highoeu the Duke of York, the Sags in the harbour sad fort were hObted baltiesst high till Saturday last, the day of interment of the Duke, an which day the Tuns in the feet fired boos three o'clock in the afternoon till four, the space of a minute being allowed between each gas and the succeeding one. During the dim, also. that Ms Royal Highness lay dead, many of the shops were partially closed, as if m inistate were dead ; and us hate day. with two or three receptions, the closing of the shims and private houses wassinural. Every tribute of respect to the imeintiey of the Dote of York was manifested at Warwick, Colchester, Hansids, Sandwich, as. At a Meeting of the Corporation of Doilies, on Tuesday last, an Address of Condolence war turanhueesty resolved to be presented to his hiseurr, ea the Offer* domestic Calamity which has remedy befallen his illustrious Howe. The inhabitants of Manchester s Plymouth, and several o t h er p l aces , h ave vote d similar Addres ses. At a Common Assembly of the Mayor. Jurats, and Cornasonsky. held at Dover, on Monday her, an Address of Goa defence was unanimeauly voted to his Marretr, sad directed-to be forwarded to the Lows Waltham to' present. Addnnees of Cos. dehisce have she boon agreed to at liasabester, Grantham, and several ether places. The celebrated duel between his late Royal Highness the Duke of Yoax and Lt.-Cel. Lamm* toe well blown to re ntale topetition. Out el the eireeeastance. however, of elect of his ilighaeseehak rriag Nee carried away by the bullet of hie antagonist, arises the followiag shinier sad alfrgidas earradve s The asagaaninous asaduct of his Royal Illgishe ea that occuien, fa refusing to discharge his pixel at ColseeLLamsest, einahhetthe Idgiseit respect and admiration of the sister of' Weisel Laurel (mow Goat*, Rseavam), and fres that menemt to the hoer of his Royal Mebane. death, a feleasialp. wassatiag ;host to elec tion, existed between his Royal Highness and Lady illaviressa, who Is now residing at the Albion Hotel, &igloos. At the laterview which his Munn had with his Royal Mather a sheet tine pre vious to his death, the illastriess Duke rejaeatsd his Mg:cm, Is the neat of his death, to send to lady Hausman a leek of ids Royal-Highness'. hair, in token of the respect and Mead** his Royal Highness entertained he her Ladyship. Hie Maseerr ac the Ablest gly, ea M Hotel, at eaday ßr last, se forwarded the Lk to her Lariship, at ighn. MONOMIIIT TO THI MIIIKORT 0/ XIS LATE ROYAL Madam vas Don ar Yam.— A prellashary Meeting the Csosasittee far celadectieg the saborriptlea fee Ade natiesal mea sure, was held yesterday, at the Premiums' Tema. Letters, cootahing the strange* assurances of co-operation and support, from auseress distimpaished passes, were read. After some mime marts for a future Meeting, and far Writing other individeah to take pan * the emassimesot, she Meet adjourned. When the 13th Regiment was quartered in York, the greater part of the men were Roman Catholics ; and Mr. payment, the Roman Catholic Priest, who othci. ates at the Chapel in Little Blake-street, waited on the Colonel to request that they might be allowed to attend the Chapel on the Sunday forenoon ; this inter. fered with some arrangements of the Regiment, and. leave was politely refused ; but the Colonel said they should attend in the afternoon. As, however, by attend ing only on that part of the day, the most important part of the service of the Roman Church, High Mass, would not be heard, Mr. Rayment wrote to the Com mander-in-Chief, and the neat Sunday every man was at the Chapel. Baroness WiLt.evouity Ds Emmy entertained the Dowager Cowmen of Cs..tair, Lady I. Frnasaaas. Lady dinars., Hai. Ganes MULL Sun. and a *elan party to dinner at Than. day. at ►er hews, Whitehall. "Yesterday the Serpentine River to a certain extent resembled a Dutch Pair. The whole southern bank, new formed into a grivel terraria, about twenty feet in width, was covered with gay alone:lane, and principally of fashion, from two toll four o'clock. Tbe Ice at the western end, was warty deserted, from the bad state pr oduced by the drifting mew, and a partial thaw owing to the rays of a brilliant sun. From the centre to nearly the eastern end, the ice was tolerably clear and good. Here the shakers pram deed their gay agile movements, in which the light quadrilles taro arisen the best specimens. Some female parties crowed fair the tint time. On the no , bank there was a bog line of canters. In At. James's Park, oppoSits tM Horse Omni., upwards of thirty temporary bridges have ism akeedy ionised se as to cress the railings. There have been a few•discordant jars between the, Manages of Drury-lane and Hiss Geannton, which bays ended in 1 the young tarty% lairdas the Theatre. Ltvartroot., JAM. 25. Passengers per the Silas Richards, Captain Houpasses. fee New York:—Mean. C. At.. ass: 8. Tennown.e.; awn; RICNAILIISOR ; and kinerez.—A very ,fair Witness has bees ales la the Gum isartet Ude west. Prices _A_ EXECUTION AT PENENDEN HEATH. CAN.TIta BURY, Isausay IL • Yesterday the awful sentence of thelaw wasexecutelf at Penenden Heath, on four of the unhappy men con victed at the late Kent Assures, vie. Jam Pede, for for guy, Jams Spraiford. aged 27, Richard Spratford, aged 20, and Williaes Barton, aged 20, for highway robbery and burglery. Alter the condemnation the culprits behaved )n a =tanner becoming their awful • Amnion. and received the spiritual admonition of the Iker. Mr. Winter, Chaplain of the Gaol, with the utmost' attention and gratitude. During the greater p a n of Wednesday night Peek occupied himself in writing Jitters to several individuals; the other convicts passed a great pan of the night in sleep. - Yesterday morning, about half-past ten o'clock, they all partook of the sacrament, in which holy communion they evinced every symptom cf the deepest repossesses. About a quarter after eleven o'clock, they ascended the waggon, which was to convey them to the spot where they were to expiate their crimes by suffering as igno minious death. The morning was excessive cold, and the snow fell unceasingly. The crowd which assembler) to witness a te . airnlancholy scene was immense; and it was with r.ulty the javelin men could clear a passage in front of the scaffold toadmit the access of the waggon, in which the criminals were conveye4. The Chaplain ascended the waggon, and ioinet the INshappy men in prayer., After the Rev. (gentleman hasp leavonf the prisoners, they contiaued is prayer foe Mort than fivessinetes. On rising from their Ores, the executioner (who was from London) proceeded to perform his dreadful office. J. Peele first ascended the platform, and the executioner immeJiately put a cap over his face, and bound a handkerchief over his eyes, and did thesame to each of the other criminals, directly they placed themselves under thelatal beam. During the whole of the preparation for death, they all continued with south vehemence to ejaculate prayers to the fountain of Divine mercy, calling on the SAVIOUR far his intercession with his HILAVINLY FATHER. After Peres left the waggon he spoke to mope, but the others spoke to several in the crowd, bidding them farewell, and receiving many a pitying exclamation in return. The last fatal signal being given, the drop fell, and the vision of earthly existence passed from before the eyes of the sinful. Peek scarcely struggled at all; but the other sufferers, in whom life was yet but young, wale convulsed for some minutes after suspension. CORNWALL AND DEVONSHIRE MINING COMPANY. A General Hitting of the Shareholders in the pro. Acted Cornwall indMevonshire Mining Company was held yesterday, at ,Batson's, to consider the propriety of presentin; a Petition to Parliament, praying for inquiry into certain alleged abuses and frauds said tole coin. mitted by the projectors and others connected with the Company, some oF whom are Members of the gouge of Commons. The Meeting was but thinly attended. Mr. W. CLARK', having taken the Chair, stated that he regtetted there was so thin an attendance, but he thou4ht that the Shareholders were afraid to attend the Meeting. as actions had been brought against five Shareholders by the . Company, and persons were fearful that they would be singlestout by the Directors for civil notions. Many would, however, sign the Petition which the Meeting eras called upon to affliction. As the fact relative to the concoction of the Company, and the frauds which had been committed, bad been before the Public so frequently, all that he had to do would be to read the Petition. which would embrace all tile frauds. The Petition, after some explanation. was agreed to. INDEPENDENT GAS COMPANY. Aa eltraradinaty General Meeting of the Share. holders of the Independent Gas Company was held last evening at the_City of Loudon Tavern, convened at a few houre notice, in consequence of the extraordinary circumstances connected with the wrest of the whole Company on the previous day. at the suit of Mr. Ed. ward Hinde, the late Engineer of the Company's works. The mess was crowded to mess, notwithstanding the shortness of the notice. Embolism' ham, Esq. was called to the Chair, and, In taking his seat, congratulated the meeting on its full attendance, notwithstanding the extraordinary dilemma into which the majority of the Shareholders had been drawn; and jocosely observed, that whenever in future he should require a full attendance of the Directors, the surest way to accomplish it would be by arresting them. A long conversation ensued, relative to the proceed. ings adopted by Mr. Hind., in which the leading fea ture was a feeling of general indignation at that per son 's conduct. The circumstances which occasioned the assembling of the Meeting were very insportant. and involved questions of considerable interest to the Shareholders and Directors of Joint Stock Companies. Mr. Hinde had lately been discharged from the C 0111• pany's service, after having been paid his salary, but he had, notwithstanding, under the advice of an attorney, taken out writs against 120 Shareholders and Directors, for a claim he set up of between two and three thousand pounds for remuneration, at the rate of Eve per cent. pa l the capital laid out in the erection of the gas works (110,000 i.); and many bankers and merchants went arrested on Thursday morning in consequence. It was moved, seconded, and carried, without a dis sentient voice, that criminal proceedings should be .immediately commenced at the suit of the Company against their late Engineer, there not being the least shadow of a pretext for the °curse he had adopted. A subscription was set on foot to defray the law ups's% and between lAN. and 1.900 i, was raised lasinediately. Itesohnisas were adopted; sod a Comenktee was appointed to undertake tie monagetnent of the mit at law. Thanks were voted le the Chairman and &Setter to the Com pany los their aid sad advice, and she Meeting adjourned. ' Thursday night the Monthly Meeting of the Melo dies Cab, which comprises dearly the whole vocal strength of the soetropokkome place at the FreesnasooiTavern,GreatOseea-street. Ahem half past he the company eat down to • sumptuous dinner, and as sots as the cloth was removed 'be harmony coininenced.— Among the novelties at the coning was the perfonnance of several nags, iw by the Masters Watson and Smith; hot the chief attraction was a nog, composed by De Minis for the ChM, to weeds by Naiad.. Roche. 'kg. De Minis swag le with great pewee: hie line, rick mallow voice imparted to kis compodtion an eau aka be sartaased. The weeds were as felloWt Oh ; Love! why not relieve The col or of m bream ? Why sot? wilt thou y deceive, Nor ever give me rest /- Oh! what avails the spell • Of ;Mike and joys to mem o If every day I toil Will bring a night et gloom! And Adieu I break thy swap, sperm thy aura sontroal ; Of tredes, now a saving r4y • NH beams area my sod! fo • NAVAL INTratiiprawL Yesterda *hived i b~ Jatti !A . y Ihjesty's Past-olice pada Vices, Cho. • Russets, with the mail frees Waterford. At tee, 11.34. saw at A. liatalls. she Jams Cropperoia,,q days. hone New York nal. 'aped, with S 3 passengers, ,1110/*/ iebra weer 'Mr. Wastes. tfe Kisses Mosenager. withdlopfechrs, and Ifestesant Was , of the Anemic's Navy, whom Captain Samna brought here; hat hieing a mail on hoard, tines would not allow of his Cu, the others. It is supposed the relate to the et the Caavestion bearers our smailt and Anomie.. by whith the hear stipulates to pay for Negroes takes tle r fog the wet that eastry.—Arrived ha easing. the miaow Alm. WWII; .•% • from Ipswich to lAverpool, barbs bora ran foal of by the Worlip. of Great Yarmouth an Wedoaday morning, ' • . Fausens, ha. IN the Carla,. Hausa, Oran rovalern maks. ready fee as. Arrived she Mina NW Jaae, Louden. from the westward; and the Cadiz Pukes case down sad sail he earthwa rosatLesersod ship, seder Americas masers, pseud Omen trd. Houma, Jai. ft N.W.—Pot bath, the Prises Oust • puha, with the mall for Gottenisrgh. Itonssave. Jas. at —The Pres& sloop La Jeer Sophie. Cap. inis Gamma, fasts St. Veiny to Maack, Is haat, has bons brought in kers this moraine by • Deal hoses crew, wierfosal her at sas without penes on bard. It appears she has heat en shore on the Sand whale she was abandoned by tie ceew, Cartethes, Jam a4.—T he Aces% .at is gene, Is ordered to Ito feted for ma, wreathe the Nniath.-111, new Naval ilse hotlines here kin great feewardstete. The wallows only fir thus. few days past; ea accent of He frost. have been essitaadl pleyed ► and bath made greet prayers due* the shun throe it has bees it head..a.Yesterday a coniage Mad of eanykte arrived at the Dock Yard from Hersessengerdose Oath, to assist In the theastima of tie anent works here, and is die department of the Ordsaace. Lavgaset., Jas. SS.--Anived the Meava. Toossessit, st Rio de Jaalre; Aso. gar., at Dareelona ; sad Laths and Agra, Garman, at Dsntzl c-; The Metasom, Hut, from St. VialellA got on shire near.Wicklow, bet was got wr again with assinaaer. Saikd the Arabian, TIIOIOOOII4 for Mgt ; Panay, AlAtilalalta. for Pernambuco,; Mersey, Trams, for 'lode Janeiro; and the Silas Richards, foe New York. MILAN, Jaw. 11.—Her Imperial Highness the Arch duchess, Vice. Queen, Will safely delivered of a Prince, this morning. A salute of 101 guns announced th s happy event to the inhabit an t s o f t hi s cap i ta l . Loaamon. Jan. 10.—Her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Mafia Carolina, our august Sovereign, was happily deliveied, on the Stb, of a Princess. The infant was baptised to-day, by the name of Maria Meal- • Indiana Teel* diavanni Guiseppa. 011 this happy new 'ion, his Royal Highness has granted portions to ND poor young women, in the Grand Duchy, some of 20, the others of 15 crowns. The Magistrates have ordered the illuminations of the Cathedral, and fire.works. The 10th, 11th, and 12th, are to be observed as holidays. The most distressing accounts of the state of the roads in various parts of the country have been received...- Owing to the great fall of snow in ;renal places, it has attained a height of several feet, particularly on the north road. The Edinburgh mail was obliged to have sixteen hones to drag it below Doncaster. Yesterday, about one o'clock, two children, male and female, the one named Goodfellow, and the other Nield, while sliding on a small pond in Hare-street Fields, Bethnal.gteen, were, from the sudden thaw, which re duced the ice, pacipitated by its breaking into the water underneath. The boy was got out, and animation re stored, but the little girl perished. The Cinque Port Pilots, by a new regulation, are compelled to take vessels from the Downs to London.; this measure will deprive the River Pilots of a long ac. customed source of employment. CAUTION TO flaneassra.—At Maidenhead, on Moe. day last, a korsekeeper of the name of Crouch, living at the Saracen's Head Inn, in that town, was convicted before the Magistrates under the 14th of Geo. HI. of having through negligence and catekssness left his candle sticking in a staple in the stable, by which the premises were set on fire, and at one time threatened destruction to the immediate neighbourhood. The order not being able to pay the fine of 1001. which by the Act the Magistrates are empowered to inflict, he was sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment in the House of Correction. Catrnou ro MlLLaas.—All millers grinding fat hire, are liable to a penalty of 20s. for every offence, unless they pat up in som e consp i cuous p l ace in ascii; mills, and renew when necessary, in fair and legible ratters, a table of the prices in money, or of the amount of toll or muitur, for which the several operations of,, their mills are performed. This forfeiture is imposed by 36 Gen. 111. c. 85, sec. 6.—ln Leicestershire. near tiepins, a Magistrate has recently carried the Act into of against his own miller, by laying an information against him. NIONT Poacnixo.—The practice has of late ere• wailed very much in West Lothian. Oa the night between the 19th and 20th December, Thos. Robertson. residing in Springfield, in the parish of Woman was, under the provisions of the statute 57th Geo. 111. cap. SO, seised by the Earl of Hispetomes gamekeepers, as be. ing found armed with a gun, and shooting in a - plantation on the estate of Duddingston, situated in the parish of lAbercorn; and on the night 'between the 10th and 11th January current, John Ronal, residing at West field Wool Mill. in the parish of Torpichen, was seised by the gamekeepers of WillismDoune of Wallhonse, armed with a gun in like manner, on the estate 6f Wallhouse. Warrants of commitment west forthwith is by the Justices of the Peace against both delinquents, d relative precognition, were kW warded to the Crown ,el.—Seetestex. ~......._--.......• ei John Johnson.* labour as on Wednesday emit. w pitte d to Peterborough I.' f or t h ree mont h s, to atone for the offence of *ng taken by one of the Marquis of Ezeter's gamekeepers, with. a hare in his basket. The keeper had previously traced footsteps is the mow which led to a snare, and upon watching, saw Johnson go to it on his way home, but take nothing. Upon being committed, be said, that' but for the feei jugs be had for his wife and children, imprisonntent would be to him a luzury.—Steniferd News. The Chief Magistrate of a great city was requested to 'be present at a sermon, to be preached at one of the churches- in that city, by the Venerable Archdeacon Pott, in that city. He replied, de Attending chalky ser mons distracts my devotions, and attending ch., ity &G -oers injures my health. I shall do neither the one nor the other." HUNTING. ses IV i 21111111111111111 Inez. Boras Ifea--Sir Richard Suttee% Meads will day, at Wieltarby; Wailmeaday, at lfewbreetAur Drattleby ; Saturday, February 9, at Maass 11( Lord Tarbortmogro Hamad% MI 116111Wesin Teaday, at Saaby ; Monday, at atauday. Mammy sot Ilya RM. The Galatea as Meader, at 11a Caw& Martha, leaday, at Ream* Hadoktea Payalag. Tie Weraatersitire Houado, 'rosary, at Stew Dew larepike. Mr. Ileyeett% Mouada, ea Malay, at Mr. Daasey's Hasa* ea Maw*, Ft wood; Wedanday, February 7, at Tibbetts. February 9, at Wormrlow Teel. y ~~ a..~ 1 i ! ;11 ; I . 1 i 1 . i I .1 : 4 1 i •i ,; 1 11 , 4 ~ ~ kit, oo , i .1' 1 ,'• iti , r ii i . . • , i • .., i I , I i a . i 4 a s o m athi bi e ill ; Tet t. ur T ia ll y llea.. , :as t71:11111 1ke t b illa ;Tara K Wheal. Reims Gars ; Fr** at by, at ibawtry a *key, Harwell Orem. fearaary S. at Hoebliall ribbertos Village; Friday, . •