Star. — London, England, 1827-04-26 00:00:00

II f it -British Iron Company F.aglish Real del MOMS Nfelicsa 'Palladium Phenix Gas LONDON. Metanapes 110.—Baitt Miami 1,076. ... . • Ale did not on this &anion repeat his satisfaction ss4th the good set vies atria C,olopel oldie Militia of Opotto, Jose iKatia lailind4o, timinanding the continaent of, the second Me, forming part of the garrison of this city. ual praise is due to all the superior officer., subai ok; k and privates of all the corps of the militia of the' i‘ti t ie district, who so promptly took arms to defend the charter and the legitimacy of Don Pedro IV. ItLY . A3, ANUIL 3: - , . By a person worthy of coedit, just arrived from Spain, we learn that there are at Caceres 2,600 men, both in fantry and cavalry—viz, the Ist and 2d battalions of the Guards; Ist battalion of the Provincial Grenadiers ; Ist Regiment of Cavalry, and Casidlaies of the Royal Guard. They say they are only waiting for five batta lions of infantry, to invade Portugal. The troops are very well clothed, armed and disciplined, and are exer cised in firing three times a week. Generals Sarsfield and Rodil it.e at variance. The first was at Calcres. three leagues from Talavera de la Ragusa, carrying on the correspondence himself, and living very retired, only chewing himself when abso lutely necessary. On the 30th of March orders were received by the brigade at Caceres, to give no discharges to soldiers who-might to receive them. Oh the 31st it was said that Sarsfield and itodil had been summated to Madrid. the division ezercising under the command of General San Juan, but without power to do any thing with it. Two Adjutants of the Royalists presented themselves at Caceres by superior authority, to be classed and placed in the army. The Royalists of the infantry and cavalry of the dis- trim of Placentia were commanded by Colonel Morales, and those in Caceres by the Marquis del Reino. Lastly, to-day (the 4th) it was reported at Badajoz that at ten o'clock in the morning a postilion had brought word that the battalion which was at Xeres de los Caballeros had marched in the direction of Bar rancas. Aram 6.—fhe Conde de Casa Flores, Ambassador from Spain to Portugal, arrived here to-day, and set out immediately for Badajoz.-0 Portugva, April 10. THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1827. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols opened this musics at the same price they kit off yes te►day, sai to *, with little doing at present. Nothing is known in the City with regard to the Ministry, and every person seems anxious to obtain information on that import ant subject. In the Foreign market there is also little doing. Current prizes: Old Spanish 193 f, Unitas 10/ 3, .Cris . bian.393 1, Portuguese IS3 3, Brazilian U 44, Rossisa 993 90. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The Centel market remained steady, until twelve oiclock, at ILSj to when the Commissioners purchased at en, widths Chau. eery also bought, which ceased the saarket to improve. Ceasels may be quoted at present at en j for May, and SA for Mosey. Nothing is yet known about the Ministry. In the Foreign market a good deal has been done in Colombian Bonds, which have receded about 11 per. Cont. caused, it Is said, by intelligence received, that the Vise-President of Colombia has also resigned. and the affairs of that country being in a very bad state. The produce of the Poll Tax, which was to be kept sacred, to be sent to England to pay their dividend, has been used todefray the witergencics of the State ; and, according to report, there is not a single dollar in their Treasory. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 3031 India Stock 247 ;per Cent. Rid. 141 Ditto Bonds 67 68 3 per Cent. Cooa. 631 43 1 Old Annuities 82 31. per Cont. 11111 ; £lOOO Exchequer Bills 43 44 45 3 per Cent. Red. 1 1 £3OO Ditto 43 44 43 ir per Cent. New 99j 9$ 991 £lOO mid 4200 Ditto 43 43 .4 per Cent. Scrip Bank for Account 4 per Cent. 1326, OS 971 981 India for Account Long Anna, 1-16 Consols for Acct. 431 1 I►OREII3N FUNDS, TWO artmeß. Brazilian Bd.. 5 p Ct. 631 1idez.1341.1825,6p Ct. 701 70 ;1 Colombian Hood., 6 p Ct. Do. Acct. 701 1 70 1 Ditto M 8,1824,361 351 1 Huai. 8d5,1022,5pC. 90 6.91 i 0. Acct. 361 51 1 Do. Acct. Danish Ms. 3 p Ct. Sian. Bib 5 p Ct. 121 Do. Ace. 61 a Ditto 510,121 Grotk Bonds, 5 p Ct. D0.80nd5,1823,5p a 71 S Do. Bds. 1315,5 p Ct. 161 Do. Acct. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. WAN& PAW. 50 371 91 95. 7 Se 400 400 490 40 SO 171 1 50 4 fl 4s 50 SO 201 EXCHANGES. HAMICIMIN, Aram 211.—0 n Laudon, 36. 10. 2 M. 56. 7. Sr. Psurawaaar, Arau, 6.-0 a Loudon, 10 542. Limas, Aran. 14.—.5 M. 4. In. Soup, Arm 17. L-011 London, 3 M. 6. 264. Foams Forts, Amu. 23.—Five per Cents. 100 f. aSe.—Three Per Cents. 71 1 . Ide.--Bank Stock, 2,037 E soc.—Rentes de Naples, Tat Ile.—Royal Spanish Loan, 571. ' AUSTRIAN FUNDS, Vtanns, Aram 14 The Marquis of LANSDOWN has arrived in town. This morning, at eleven o'clock, the Noble Marquis accompanied by the Duke of DEVONSIIIRI, arrived at the Foreign Office, in Downing•street, where they were soon after joined by the Eel of DARLINGTON, and had a long conference with Mr. CANNING. The result of their deliberation had not transpired when this Piper went to press. In the meantime, it is generally reported ha the City, that the NOBLE MARQUIS has acceded to his Maturrx's wishes. This report has produced the greatest satisfaction. A Private Letter from Lisbon of the 14th inst. states, that General antrum lad arrived in the Capital. Report says he came to demaild reinforcements : also, that a Council of War was held, at which Gen. CLINTON and the English Admiral mere present. The result is .said to be, that an Army of D.dence, of 12,000 men, is to be raised, and stationed at Viseu. Private letters, received this mottling, from Paris, 'adkisa of that official intelligence has been received acre from Caraccas, dated the 26th February, confirm. An& the account of the resolution of General BOLIVAR to resign the Presidency, and live as a private citizen. The Proclamation, in which the Liberator announces his intention, is dated Caraccas, 6 b February, and , whilst it is a splendid proof of his political disinterested neis, it is one of those sacrifices, of which the indi vidual, who makes it, has more cause to be proud, than the country, upon whose altar, it is offeled. How ever, his fellow citizens, if they are really wo, thy of the name, must see in ihis bright example a new induce ment, to et:ldeate those virtues, which are the sole foundation of all public and private prosperity. They cannot chew too, in a way more acceptable to General BOLIVAR, their gratitude for his services ; for, it is now clear that in his long and splendid career of public life, he was only animated by a single wish—the happi ness of his country. The following is an extract of a private letter, re ceived this morning, from Madrid, dared April 12: ig No new event has occurred of any consequence, but the discontent in the Army of Observation still continues, which is in a completely disorganized state. We have it currently report•„ that the English Ambas sador is going to leave in fifteen days—not on account of any misunderstanding, but caused by the gout, for %With he is going to take his native air." We received this morning the Algemeine Zeisung to the 19th, Hamburgh Pipets to the 20th, and Dutch to the 24th inst. An article in the latter, under the head of Brussels, 22d April, states, on the authority of a private letter from Paris, of the 13th. that the negocia tiaras of Messrs. ESTIYANI and Co. for contracting a Spanish loan in that Capital, having failed, an attempt will be made to raise a loan in Amsterdam for that, Government. If good security be offered, the Dutch capitalists, will probably have no objection to contract for it, but, without that security, they will prove as costive as the French. The following are extracts: GENEVA, AWL 4. Before Lord Cochrane left this city for Marseilles, thence to proceed on his expedition to Greece, he re quired the sum of 600,000 francs, which his friend, M. Eynard, obtained for him by his credit, &c. As M. Eynard had not received up to yesterday evening any account of the brig taken by Lord Cochrane (see the Constititionnel), the statement is not believed here. M. Eynard received, a few days ago, a long report' from Dr. Gosse, of Geneva, respecting the recent oc-1 currences in Greece. It is very melancholy for the Greeks, and speaks in particular of the despondency and dissensions of the Greeks; of their hatred of foreigners ; of the admirable manner in which the Turkish artillery is served ; of the failure of the attempt to raise the siege of Athens ; of the almost total destruction of the Parthenon by the Turkish ar tillery (►); of the superiority of the Turkish cavalry before Agonist, which the Greeks will not combat any more. To this report are annexed, letters from Major Von Heidegger, confirming it. Dr. Gosse went with a supply of provisions to Greece, for the purpose of form ing a magazine, and establishing a military hospital, and to convert bones into jelly by a chemical process, ac cording to the method of M. Gimbernat. At Napoli di Romania he had vety great difficulty in hindering the Greeks from seizing on his supply of provisions intended for Hydra. He confirms, however, the advantage gained by Karaiskaki, which, however, did not effect the raising of the siege of Athens. BERLIN, AWL 17. According to the hsts of the population of the Pro. vinces of Stettin, for the year 1826, the number of Births was 17,008; Deaths, 11,332; excess of Births, 6,676—Population, 389,412. In the province of Dusseldorf, the number of Birds, in 1826, was 24,039; Deaths, 16,690; excess of Births, 7,349. The population of the province of Dusseldorff , amounted, on the Ist of January, 1827, in 664,649 1 souls—on an average, 6,887 to a German square mile. Of these, 405,860 are Caholics, 262,069 Protestants, 880 Menonites, 5,839 Jews, and 1 Sectarian : total, 664,649.—The population of chit province has in creased, in 1826, by 11,774 souls. On the 12th of this month, the Dowager Princess of Anhalt Z'rbst (a Princes: of Bernburg), died at Komi& in the 83d year of her age. FRANKFORT. Aran. O. A new Tariff of Impost Duties has been published at Darmstadt. By impOsing double duties on foreign woollen manufactures, it is proposed to afford the inter nal manufactures of that little State powerful protection against foreign competition. DRESDEN, AruL 13. The day before yesterday a terrible fire broke ont in one of the islands of Bautzm, the capital of Upper La satia, which consumed between 75 and 80 houses, the unfortunate occupiers of which could not save any part of their property. • Almost all the celebrated remains of Athens, the Parthenon, the Temple of Theseus, the Ereetheuns, are now levelled with the ground. We also received this morning the Austria* Observer to the 14th, from which the following is the only article worth extracting : VIENNA, APRIL 11. The Comseuutionnel of the 4th of this month contains, in a pretended private letter from Augsburigh, of the 29th of March, a series of the most seditious fables from Vienna, and concludes with the following piece of in telligence from Prague—" that for some weeks past such a spirit of insubordinati.n and dissatisfaction had manifested itself , in the Julian regiment in garrison in that c;ty, that, it was difficult to keep it in check." We declare this whole article to be the most scanda , lous tissue of lies, that was ewer forged in the manttfac , tory of the Conslitai.nnel. • • , COURT CIRCULAR. Yesterday *as the anniversary of the birth-day of the Duchess of Gurucallegt, when bee Royal Witness completed her Slat rot, upon which occasion the Duchess of Kilsr gave a' ridesta In honour of the daynt her apartinentSin the King's Palace, at Kensington, to the diftetent hiembeu of the Royal Family. The Duke and Duchess of CLAUSNCE left their residence, in Bushy. park, early yesterday morning, accompanied by the l i nnet.% AUGUSTA. INNS has been staying on a visit to her Royal relatives for some time past,- and came to town. The Duchns of CLA avec e, the Duchess of GLOUCESTIts, and the Princess Autiorra, errived at the Palace st Kensington together about half-past one. The other Members of the Royal Faintly present at the entertainment were the Duke of Suesu, the Duke of GLooceseza, the Princess Senna, the Princess Sorer* MATILDA, the 'Princess VictriatA, and the Princessisoznae The Royal patty separated soon after three o'clock; the Dreher's GLoucenza and the Princess Augusta montrogetherns visit the Kam, at his Palace, in Sc. James's. The Princess Soreta MATILDA took her done in her carriage and four, for her seat on Blackheath. The Duke and Duchess of CLaanice and the Princess Auoesea returned to Bushy in the afternoon. Ike Duke and Duchess of` Gtoucerrza dined with the Archbishop of Tose in the evening, at his residence, in Gros tenet...quire, and afterwards, accompanied by his Grace, honoured the performance of the concert of Ancient Music with their presence. The Duke of Davousu tat had an audience of the Knee yesterday. The Earl of DA littworox visited the Duke of Sussex yestettlay morning, at his apartments In the King's Palace at Ken. dogma. The Duke of Devowamtar, the Marquis of BataroL, Lord Guava, Mr. Helaine*, Mr. Wren, Viscount Gamtvu.Ls, Lord SZAISOILD, and Mr. HUM" visited MT. CANNING yesterday at his residence in Downing-street. Mr. Curium went twice to see the Kam. The Duke of CLaWkUce went to tbe Admiralty yes. terda when Viscount MaLvii.La Adivered to his Royal Highness the adthil papers attached to the calm His Royal Highness after. wards transacted buntline there. Vise..unt Duut.tr and WARD commenced transacting Dulness. for theft's' time, yesterday morning, as Secretary of State far Foreign Affairs, at the Foreigo.odke in Downing-street. Earl BATHURSr transacted business yesterday at the dice of the Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs. Mr. Dawson and Mr. HOBROUSE, the Under Secee. tangs of State, attended yesterday at the Honte.neice to transact badness. By our Provincial Papers and letters this morning, we perceive that the celebration of the Kiss's Birth. day, on Tuesday last, was distinguished every where by demonstrations of the most lively joy, as well as of the most lOyal attachment to his MAJZSTY. Such as are capable of duly appreciating the character and sentiments of the KING, will not be surprised at this overflowing of affection for his person and Go vernment, from all classes of his people. May those kindly relations long continue, and may the most en lightened nation upon earth, enjoy foe many years to come, the tutelary rule of a Soveamoo, whose highest ambition is to see his reign an era of public* happiness and true glory. The Duke of Susses has returned from Salt Hill to ids apartments la Kensington Passes. Several of Mr. Pziet political friends called on him ' yesterday. There never was - known so mock heeds sad anxiety fu the political circles as there is at present. Every Provincial Paper that we have sees for some days past contain strictures and observatioas on the late extraordinary agenda°, in tone and sphit similar to those in the liberal and independent Journals of London. Mr. Sergeant BOSANQUET has, in the most handsome manner, refused to accept any compensation for the relief he afforded Mr. Baron Ganew daring his Waver, by taking the labours of the Circuit. _ _ _ _ Mr. PLANTA yesterday quitted the Foreign Office, to fu 11 hh aew employment, as Joint Secretary to the Treasury. Prince Lisvau had a Dinner Party yesterday at Ash birotrion House, Dover-street. The Duke of NoaruussisaLano gave a Grand Dinner, on Monday, at Werthumberiand Sow, to Marquis of Graham, the Earl and Countess M. Weroosow, the Earl of Pembroke, the Earl of Chichester, Lord and Lady Lovaine, Lord and Lady Cawdor, Lad H. W. Wynn, Lord Dame, Hon. P. Ashbornham, Mr. and Mrs. ) arrington, rte. By the American Mail important advice: from Mon treal to the 16th alt. have been received. It is with great satisfaction we learn that on the morning previous to the, prorogation of the Legislature of Los er Canada, a grant of 25,0001. was voted for the pur pose of carrying on the Welland Canal ; was sent up to the Council the same day; instantly had its consent; I was one of the Bills which received the assent of Lord DALHOUSIII; and thus escaped the fate which unfor tunately betel several other measures then in proOss, and from which considerable advantage to this Colony had been anticipated. " The following," says a New York Paper, " is a brief statement of the present system of our trade with the British colonies in America :—Our ports are closed against British vessels coming from British colonial ports closed against us, even if they have touched at ports net closed against us. Bonds are to be required from British vessels receiving American goods, that they.shall not be deliveted in such ports. These requisi tions are to be complied with under pain of confisca tion. These are the enactments of the first-mentioned Act, concerning navigation.' The Supplementary Act, dated May 15, 1320, closes our ports against British vessels from the port of Lower Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, St. John's, Cape Breton, Ber muda, the Bahamas, the Islands of Caicos, or the de pendencies of any of them; and from all British places south of the southern boundary of the United States not included in the original Act, under penalty of for feiture. Bonds are also required of British vessels receiv ing our articles, that they shall not be landed in any place Mentioned in either of the Acts, under the like penalty. There is one prohibition in this Supplementary Act, which must prevent, in a great degree, the trade we might otherwise expect to see open, under this system, between our ports and those of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, &c. Even our own vessels are prohibited to bring back other articles than those of the growth, produce, or manufacture of the places from which they come, under penalty of forfeiture." Ti e late Lord CAsmacoore has bequeathed, by his will, bearing date October 23, 1826, the sum of two thosiand pounds for the use and benefit of the Schools for the Education of the Poor for the United Parishes of 'dandified, Glencolien, and the ad. jacent Parishes, in the County of Dublin; and the Noble Lord directed that this bequest should be paid out of the produce of his Lordship's personal estate. The King of the Nevisattcasais has allotted twenty thousand florins annually from the Treasury, for the purchase of the best picture produced by native artists within the year. A son of the late Marshal SaULT, Duke of DALkI.II. SIA, passed ihrottigh Waterford last week, on his way to the lakes of Killarney. Barnsu CAiiioucs.—At a respectable Meeting of the Members of the General Committee of the British Catholic Association, held yesterday, at their Booms in Tuornerstreet. Bloomsbury, it *as propneed, that in consequence of the present peculiar situation of Mr. Cautious and the friends of the Catholics in both Houses, now likely to take nice with that Gentleman, no 'steps should at presen t b e ta k en for the purpose of proterag a second discussion of their claims in this Session. PLIIOVIAN MINING CQMPANY.......A meeting of the Shareholders was held yesterday at the City of London Tavern, for the purpose of confirming certain Ilesedutiees parsed at the low Aleetiog,for reducing t he.nonsinsionsount of capital from I ,000,e0O1. to 400,00ni. and for altering the number of Directors Irons twelve to eight, which were 'stool to unammouslys Tilt ARMY. The bake of WICLLINGTOW, as Commander-in Ch; beta a Levee yesterday, at his Once, in the noise Goanls. ` .following Generals, and about Arty other Officers, paid th e i r . spects to his Grace, vii.—General Fetus, General kl u a raim Lord Rinser, Lieut.. General Sir F. HOUND; Le B. Leas,. General &ADS, Lieuc.-General Sir Jorti Brest KCAL Genera Sir Adm . °swabs Major-General ter ?law rvi•Mavas K.C.B. Major-General DasaLic, M a j n r.Geuerd Lams 01:wair, Major-General ADAMS, and Sir JOHN lho o k, After bolding the Levee his Grace transacted- business mitt a , Hawn: Tattoo till sit o'clock. S atur d a y the Depot of the 91d Itegiment, SOO strong, laud e d at Glasgow, heal Ireland. The Service Companies of the suns 4.1. gisnent are daily expected also at Glasgow from the W elt ',die, FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE ARRIVALS. The riewilger Countess Poolett, at Hyde Paek•ewime, Brighten; Viscommem Anne. im Lower Gra“ eo „. weet; Mark Ker and Miss Kee, is Lower Grosvenor -street Kinloch and Family, from Hastings. to Gloucester-place; M r ar Mrs. Mitchell. and Fatally, in Charles -street, &elide". sWvq from Brighton; Mt. and the Hon. Mts . ttitslttatt, i n wi mpsK strait, from their mat in Babe; Lord and Lady Fonborough, i n Privy Ganleos, from their seat. Bromley Hill, Kest ; th e g u i et Dandey, at his horse in Berkoley-square, from his seat, C e bh uh Hall. Kent; the Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Hal Arlington-street, from Newmarket; Lady H. W. Wynn i t h it home in St. Jamoe's.square, from the Duke of Buckinghdat's ten ; &owe ; Lord Lyisedoeb, at Warren's Hotel, Rlent-street, free Lord Deere's seat, the Hoo, Hena ; the Right Hon. Wilk ein sag Mfl. Sturges Bourne ' at their house in South AinlkT.amt, free Westbrooke, Harts ; Sir Henry and Lady Fasherbert, t 4 Ma rietta.street, Cavendish-square, from Kest ; Mr. and Mrs. Robin Maidayouid Miss Palmer, io North Audley-street, fle et G i r ard . shire; Colonel Sir Robert and Lady Steele, and Family,ftom setshire ; Captain Maitland, in Cmideit-street ; Captain Christy: piker Mindanao, B.N. in Piccadilly; the Ladies Biuditallog Groovessor-square; Mn. Carter. and Miss Murray, is tppeil Brook-street Major Denham, in Clifford.oroet; Mr. and u fli Tuffnell, and Family, at the London Hotel, Alberiorleitteet,fme their seat, Langley, Rases ; Mr. and Mrs. Bads, at ditto, free Bath ; Robert Dennison, Esq. and Family, at Read's Houk Lower Grosvenor-street, from their seat in Yorkshire ; W gad Orford, at ditto, from Newmarket; Francis Horst, R4s, at ditta from his seat in Derbyshire; Williams Morehead, Rsq. at ditto, trete his seat in Cornwall CUAWGES The Earl of Sefton, from Newmarket, for his scat, Cretto, near Liverpool; Rev. Edward Stathey, fcr his seat in Chadian; S. Morgan, EM. from Regent-street, for Liverpool • B. limbo*, Esq. from the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Sooty for Chekenttam ; J. Tailoh, Eng. from ditto, for Cheltenham Waiwyn, Ent. from awe, ca a tour; Wentworth Bailey, fil tram the British Hotel, Jertnyn-strret, for Bath ; William Lowndtt from ditto, oa a tour; James Oliphant, Esq. front Fenton', Hoak Si. James's street, oa a tour ; C. Wallace, B.q. from do. ea a tow. In furtherance of improvements beyond Hyde trk Corner and St. Georges Hospital, many houses have just &emu by auction for the purpose of being pulled down. Oa the site olden houses a row of large houses is to be built, to be called M Pim* West." Se. Georges Hospital, It is mentioned, Is to be rebuilt is Its present ground. When the fifth Dragoon Guards charged the Fresch at Salamanca, one of the men was thrown from his hone; which the animal dashed into the lines, and after the Regiment to. tired from the charge, was sees scampering about among the Froth Infantry, kicking and frolicking. The Sth was ordered to ram the charge, which they did; and as they were approaching de enemy, the hots. in question galiopped over to them, regularly M into the rasks;as if a Dragooa had been on his back ; he combed In rank daring the operation of the charge, and retained is in with hie troop, to the admiration of as who saw him. Aa Annular Eclipse of the Sun, as it is called, took place yesterday, at two minutes after three eclock,which was en visible in the British Islands; but our countrymen, who have sailed towards the northern ems. would have an opportunity of witnesnog this beautiful spectacle. The appearance of the portion of the sue visible mound the mica at the time of the middle• of the Wiper, was similar to a thin ring of light around a dark body. The ant annular eclipse, visible in this country, will be in 1847. It was enacted by the Long Parliament, that ever person should retrench one meal a week, and pay the money thereby saved into the public treasury. This whimsical tax produced 6.8,4031. in six years, dories which it continued. Yesterday there was a rehearsal at Drury-lane Theatre of the new Opera, called The Turkish Lovers, and is• eludes all the music 06/finally composed for 11 Tures a Italia, but much of which has never been given in this country. Roraima LACY has arranged and adapted the whole to the peculiar character of the English sup The chorusses are most effective, and Baortau sod FANNY ATroN are delighted with the parts assigned to them. The comic strength of the Opera rests with Miss KrGLY and HA 'may, who are also much pleased with their characters. The absurdities of tavern signs are often colas enough, but may in general be traced to that inveterate propensity, which the vulgar of all countries have, to make havoc with everything in the shape of a proper name. The sign of the Goat and Compass" is a whimsical instance of this sort of corruption ; this Op is of the days of the Commonwealth, and was originally sy Goa encompasseth us." BRIX& LITZ IN Looms, AND SPORTING Otto! price Sevenpeoce, of Smear. April 49th, will give the be. Account of the none between Boas and &worm, at lio Hui Land.—Bntes Urn at Losses, will give (as it has dose for the two preceding Sundays) the inost Authentic and Fullest Pedro tars of the New Admisistratien.—Bsta's Luce sr limos. sas Seamus* Canosusan, osadoining, with the News of the Week. rich Repository of Fashion, Wit, sad Humour, sod the interest* Incidents of Real Lite,is regularly Published every Sunday Row Int at Four oliock. It Colltlial Twenty Folio Columns, Prima zzathss best Paper, with a large Type--is the same Size as do vaa, and the price only EaVoopence. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIZTY—THt OSTRICII-• Mr. Baooss, the celebrated anatomist, gave a lecture, yesterday evening, at the house of the Zoological Society, in Brutoastress, on the body of the ostrich .thick b i n rMaistary had presented to the Society. The ostrich, which was a female, had been presented to his MAJESTY, about two years ago, by Colonel DAMMAM. It was kept at Windsor, and died about three weeks since, 01 °he w ? .. . a disease which very frequently shortens the lives 01 wild animals of every species, when attempts ate made to domesticate them. Mr. Bacioes, after a few prelim , - nary observations, entered into a very minute =con: cf the various peculiarities of the ostrich, and described, with great clearness, the organs by which this extram• &nary bird is enabled to travel with such esecW e speed.• This peculiarity he ascribed to the power of tee muscles which passed from the pelvis to the foot, Ari enabled the ostrich to stand vertically, and not like other birds otherwise resembling it, on the toes. In pod, of the intimate relation betw e en muscular power a n d extraordinary swiftness, Mr. Bitooms mentioned that the Chief Professor of the Veterinary College had informed him, that, upon dissecting the body of the celebiateJ racer Eclipse, one of the fleetest horses ever seen m country, it was found that he p ossesse d musc l es o f l ope ralleled size. The Lecturer here produced an anattillia l plate of Eclipse, for the purpose of displaying hi s rs' tiaordinary muscular power, and observed, that if ht had not told his hearers that it represented a race ben t ' from the size of the muscles they might be apt to co dude that he was :hewing them the plate of * horse. The Learned Gentleman then concluded a nO ll interesting lecture, which appeared to Wit • afford° very general satisfaction to a numeruss snit highly 1 ' spcc .e:le auditory. • O Chief. 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Park in at knee hi/ the of tint fin ' 1 Pieta* e rthik■ Its he French I hone; to eginine to. kb the Free en dto ruse pi, auk* de tulatly M r cowbird Iv nett io fat wt led, took tit tic kb was tat have sailed witnestiog thi of the as the Wipe, no The ant s th hat every I pay the B This s;dorio e a ' r se Theatre in I, and ins I Torso is • en in this I adapted fish stage. tt HAIL sod li ssigned to fr rests with :h pleased V ti n anion b inveterate rti s have, to .b a Pil e pass e is a ; this sip i Or is nutty Si a tONICLI, '4O re the bet . 0 No Mas's lose fix the II eat Pardee. fi OINK, AO I be Week, a interesting A nday Me" Ins, powid Size as tke .11 BTRICO.— . . a lector% a al Sahli which fits a he ostrich, MAJunt , e vas kept at to of °boa! , of e i a w dw a i c eeni r i e Pl e c z e ks t o: e i v ceti m ade t u e e o : st eta : afee.. .:te111.13: power t thtr n prof d d bt es Ic e e e oa ce d ihgatnfo : te t te:l l ,, I la. hom : s t na t e fnf too'a tadti dpe sc n h i b in deck a Old • afingk d • highly 1. , •