Star. — London, England, 1827-07-19 00:00:00

• THE EVENING STAR. LONl►c►N. an invitation from his Majesty the King. and his Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Sweden to his Majesty speror, to stand godfather to the infant son of . own Prince. Impede' Highness the venerable Archduchess Bentrix of Este has been indisposed for som e _,J,lslird 111611rnearly recovered. Mastitis's 90j—Bank Shares 10735. hi Paris TIIURSDAY, JULY 19, 1827. Yyro "Gloacia edic.Fooses-Cmnws2o-2ekost Ilmasaw-- • CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. This being a holiday at the Bank, Stock Exchange, sad markets, most of the Brokers and Jobbers have assembled en the Royal Exchange; but up to the present time, little business is doing. Consols, which left off yesterday at 871 a for the Accounts have been done on 'Change at s7j This decline is attributed to the. Cabinet Council which was belt yesterday, and a certain Lord going to the Kiwi; also the decline of the Rim* Barites. Although the Pausaoss has arrived, the South Ailtericas Se curitleihatre not experienced any improvement. In Foreign &entities scarcely anything is doing. Current prices: Old Spanish 101 1, Mexican 6111 09#, Colom bian 521 55. TWO O'CLOCK. Consols may be quoted at 571 # for the Account, and but very few bargains have been done. Very little has also been done in Foreign Securities, Mexican. hips WI and Colombian 3411 Sb• 'The Nuremberg Gamete, dated the 7th ,Toly, says, by accounts from Vienna, it is stated that M. Taymenare has addressed a note to M. Mrresaincis, in which be mentions that time has been given to the Pone, to the end of July, to return a decisive answer, in ensuequence at the mediation of Austria ; and should the Porte we comply by that 'triad, til• Russian army will pass the Froth. . Fawn/ Finns% JOLT 26.—Five per Cents. 72t. 11 Naoo Three pert:wits. 72f. 500 Bank Stock, 2,ni2L 50c.—Naples Reines, let. 300 the Cta ser .......ir nave • reached es in due eating, contain intelligence from Madrid, which would be important, if true. It states that on the arrival of two coutiers from Lisbon, one to Mr. Lams, and the other to the French Charge de Affairs, the two Ministers imme diately laid before M. Saamon their dispatches, and that the consequence was a great agitation in the Spanish Cabinet, which held three consecutive meetings on the subject. The result of these deliberations had not transpired, but it was already known that they re- ferred to a Treaty just concluded between France and England, and which had been formally agreed to by Portugal. By this Treaty the two Powers unite in { guaranteeing the constitutional system in Portugal.— They also bind themselves to withdraw their respec tive forces from the Peniosula, with the exception of two thousand five hundred men, who• are to be kept by England at the fort of Belem, to prevent any attempt by a coup de main to overturn the Portuguese Consti mien ; and with the exception of a French garrison in Pampeluna and Figueiras. With these exceptions, the troops are to be withdrawn from every other part We received this morning Nuremberg Papers to the of Spain and Portugal; and though the intelligence 11th, Frankfort to the 12th, and the Algemeirse Zeitung is given as an on dig, it probably belongs to that species also to the 12th instant. The first contain a new and of reports, which are sent forth to prepare the public cheering prbof of the great change that has taken place mind for the publication of the news in an official form. in the state of public feeling in Switzerland, in come- This being the anniversary of the KING'S Coronation, quence of the influence, diametrically opposed to that the morning was ushered in with the ringing of bells, of the Holy Alliance, which now happily preponderates and a display of colours on the different church steeples in London and Westminster. The Royal Stand ard was in the general affairs of the world. Yet this influence, hoisted on the Tower, and at one o'clock the Park and which expands the mind, and improves the moral cha- Tower guns were fired. racter of man, as mach as the other had a direct ten- Intelligence was received yesterday at the AdmiraltYS dency to degrade both, is not to the taste of some of of the arrival at ,pithead, on Tuesday evening, at our contemporaries, though they have only to cast a eight p as. of his Majesty's sloop PRIMROSE, Captain lance at home, where it has absolutely wroug h t won- fiVattaton, Commander, from Vera Cruz and the Ha g vannah. The Penman has on board, Mr. Want), his den since the establishment of the Hou se of BRUNSWICK Majesty 's Charge d'Affaires in Mexico, and Mr. &s -on the Throne of these Realms, to be convinced at once cairn:ars, the Representative of Mexico in this cairns of its excellence. The new instance of improvement in try ;—about 1,200,000 dollars in specie, and some the state of the public mind in S eitzerlaod, is the rein. cochineal. The letters and dispatches for Government tion on the 23d ult. by the Great Council of the Canton were forwarded to town by Mr. BOCA/ I =TR, w ho i s likewise the bearer of the Ratification of the Treaty of Tessin or Ticino, by a majority of 61 to 5, of a prnject with Mexico, Mr. WARD having been detained in Ports of law, presented by the Council of State, or executive mouth by the illness of Mrs. WARD, who was confined branch of the Government, for the introduction of the on board a few days befote the Pennon reached Censorship of the Press. When Austrian influence E n A l len from Paris states, that the report which bas preponderated in that country, as it did a short time appeared is the French Papers of the conclusion of a since, the Great Council would not have ventured to peace between Ras:4 and Persia is correct; and adds, make such a decision ; and, by way of requital, that it has not been obtained by the latter without fur- Austria will not venture now to notice the proceed- ther large cessions of territory. ing. A memorial on the subject of the obnoxious The Mar q uis of AnomiszY arrived in town about one o'clock yesterday morning, from his seat at Cowes, in the Isle el project which bad been addressed by several inba- Wight, having been sent for to town by express. The Noble Mar. bitants of the Canton to the Great Council, before erds left town at an early hoer for the Royal Lodge, Park, where his Lordship had an audience of th e Ka ssa, Windsor no, and after the Debate, contains the following forcible passage : i d s returned te town to attend the Cabinet Council. " It is demonstrated that there can be no real popular _Mr. e ttuno et tc h a si atte neas n f de t d he y ar tst t e t rda ime y at the Home t representation where there is not perfect liberty of uwTh er 'e Marquis de PALMIILLA, the Portuguese Ambas thinking and speaking, and Consequently liberty of the sador, transacted business yesterday at the Foreign Oflice. Press. If this liberty is once withdrawn from the mass A Cabinet Council was t held yesterday afternoon at of the citizens for the sole advantage of the Government, w th b r reh o w 'cl ragVed by e —The Marquis or l A ni ngkeey, the Ma g r . q t u r iscri the consequence will be, that through the natural incli- Dudleytonsdow%tts; Bari of au Ha t rn G in a r d b a y t4 th: e lh a r a l n o! V i a a tb a lit, taa Viscoun t t i nation of man to egotism, the Government will make use Besie , Mr. Wynne, Mr. Sturges Bourne, Mr. Huskinon l Mr. of this instrument, which is the organ of the opinion and T h rea d , ic. about The t Min o b isters our, met at three o'clock, and satin de. moral sense of the people to disfigure this opin ion, to T a ne ce Ea er rl of CAILISLR entertained the Cabinet Minis corrupt this moral sense ; and while it thus taps the tars to dinner yesterday, at his residence in Grosvenor•pbce. scale of power in its own favour, it will at last make The Duke of GRAFTON had a grand dinner party on y, at his house is Ciarges4treet, Piccadilly; among whom sport of the Constitutional guarantees, and degrad e the were 'rnn" the Marquis of Camden, the Bari and Countess et Lansdale, popular representation to an empty name." Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish, Lord Ludlow, Mr. and Lady Ca rt is stated in the Frankfort Papers, sander the head r:tinisr. std Pry Mrs.': Villiers, e oral Dl ih rY'h l lly a , Miss or e Buckley, Sir r, &jc.hish Shelley, of Berlin, July 7, that the Wool Fair in that city did JOHN Uvula, Esq. M.P. enteitained a distinguished not turn nut this year so well as had bkn anticipated. party to dinner yesterday, at his house, Richmond.terran. Lord MILLIOGRN had a dinner party yesterday, at his Fine Wool, however, fetched higher prices-than it did house, W OK lea year, but in the middling and ordinary sorts there By the death of Sir PHILIP MUSGRAVE. a vacancy was no improvement of pi ice. takgs_place in the Parliamentary Representation of Carlisle. Mr!. W. A. and Miss ROSEMARY NESBITT gave a An article in the same Papers, under the head of Music Party at their elegant residence, in Devonshire-atreet, to a Leipzig, 3d July, says that the new King of SAXON! few distinguished friends on the 17th instant. ou continues to win golden opinions from all classes of his held as. at p t i lse A India H —Ye ne ste w r k da e l t a he C H o o u n rt H o u f a D i Directors wa. , the Iti H subjects, and that there 'are many anecdotes already Gove rnor , took the Chair. The Captains of a few ships to the afloat resecting his affability, unaffected manners, CvatanY's service were sworn, and their papers were given them. p The Wight Hoc. Lord WILLWII Cavu.ssa Bourses, G.C.B. was extensive charities, and his great attention to public appointed Governor General of Bengal. • business. It is unnecessary to add, that his reign Canada Papers to the 18th ultimo, contain details of is highly popular, for the people are every where grateful su lk. Prcir nded w ess ita g bea the eAcal an : r t l f a ects C ro Prs'etwilblers.ch is "Presented to ah . for any kindness that is :hewn them, and it is only their Sir Jona , Nlcnet.ts, in the Arches' Court, has do. systematic traducers, who affirm the contrary. Let our dared the practice of letting pews, and the receiving own Klee, for example, who is so justly popular an ac- the tent for them, illegal.—lleighton Gazette. count of his well-known wishes and unceasin efforts to Tits KNIGHT OF . KERRY.—This distinguished and g estimable Gentleman, whose late elevation to the Bri promote the true happiness of his people, have occasion to t'sh Treasury.has given such universal satisfaction, is ar try their affections, and what proofs of devoted attach- rived in Dublin from Liverpool, on his way to the went would ensue! But if he conspired against their Eleclion for the County of Kerry.—Freeman's Journal. best interests with the same teal as he displays to ad- It is with pleasure we state that the difference which vance them, he would justly inspire very different senti- ba d s so h long su'..isted h between the master shipaitip.hts ments ; whereas he is now the most popular, as well as an t ei oi r A m d en omis ar e e r. most satisfactorily terminated.— Most powerful Prince in the world ! Let us hear,therefore, A letter from from Geneva states that a number of no mote about public ingratitude towards goo d s o „. persons are employed een, in demolishing ttbin b at ut ane i t e which .1..1. Rove. sago was reigns, or about the dangers the latter incur, which does was raised , i re n 179 s s Z y brrhe ti° citizen. asto when replacing the monument, Itiortcamicnatzman. Champ sa d m u e kt a te: they prove the benefactors of their people, and a of Geneva,, la m ent i on ' to!: their ih ancient ha l o blessing to the age in which they live, instead of being mu', wh.re CaLvin burned the unfortunate biscuit S P aaverus. on the oppressors of one, and scourge. of the other: • Th ese account of his opinions with respect to free will, has been metamor phosedCountinto a i r t a o b b le e lan n d. bra farisParer. . libellous charges upon Kings and subjects are scoutedai thy, Major-General, f rmerly at present with the universal contempt they justly merit, Aide-de-Camp to his Royal Highness the Prince de We learn from the same article, that trade is pretty Conde, &c. &c. died on the II th of July at Lyons, after brisk at present in Leipsig, and other parts of Saxony, having received with great edification all the succour sod hopes are expressed that it will gradually improve. of religion. M. Macarthy hid been detained 13 days in that city by the illness which has proved fatal to him. The following is the only article in the Algeweine —1 rench Paper. Zeitung worth extracting. It :hews that the differences In some of the tumuli raised over the ancient Indian between Austria and Sweden, on the - sabject of the de- inhabitants of Pere, have been found the spindles used us ed King, are healed ; Austria having, no doubt, made by the lower classes, with the cotton thee .4 still perfect p upon them, though, according to the ordinary calcula the ansende honorable— tion, they must have been under ground about SOO years. VIENNA. Joss" 7. A rope-dancer, named Rost, has lost his life, at Co on. Malmsburg, Aid-de- Gunn to the King of pealvigen, by the breaking of the cord on which he was ahe has just arrived he. e, saw to have brought dancing. Vo Sweden. • 4 '4, • THE KING, Etc. • • , - WIYDSOR. JULY 18.—Both yesterday and this day the KING has taken his usual drives about the Great Park in bis pony phaeton, and afterwards dined and MAJESTY the evening on the Lake at Virginia Water. His MAJESTY returns to the Royal Lodge generally at hat after eight eclock.—Yesterday forenoon the (lama of Wuainsacao, accompanied by her It :yal Si s ter, the. Princess AUGUSTA, left Ftogmore Lodge forKensing loft Palace. Her MAJESTY and the Princess returned , to Frogrnora to dinner. The Duchess of HawnArms paid her MAJESTY a vi•it this morning. This aftetnoon I her MArerry and the Princess AUGUSTA took an airing in the Great Park. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Earl and Countess Cowper, at their house In Maddoz-atreet, from their seat, Pansenger, Herts; Mr. and Lady Charlotte Lam Fox, at their house in Grosvenor-street, from Salt Hill; General Eden, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's•street, from his • seat in Surrey; Mr. and Mrs. Coventry and Family, at ditto, free' theis' seat, Henleron- Thames; Joseph Pucklin, Esq. and B. Hughes, Esq. at ditto, from Oatiands; Lady and Miss Acton and Friends, at the St. Georges Hotel, Albemarle-street. from Farb: J. Memo% Esq. and Lady, and Miss Henson, at the Berner. Hotel, Boners. street, from their seat, Brenton House, Northampton; .1. Evans, Iraq. at ditto; F. J. Woodyeare, Esq. Mrs. Woodyeare, and the Misses Woodyeare, at Marshal Thonipsoo's Crfendish square ; J. Bates, Esq. Mrs. Bates. Nathaniel Bates, Esq. and Miss Bates, at ditto; Colonel Bruer, Mrs. Bruce and Faintly, at ditto ; Captain Wm. Lyon, at ditto. DEPARTURES. The Duke and Duchess of Wellington, for their mat, Strathileld., say, Hants; the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdotvn sod Family, for their villa at Richmond; the East and Countess el' Jersey and Family, from their house in Beekeleroquare, for Tun bridge Wells; Lady Jones, from her house is South Audley-.treat, for her peat, Wortln House, Hants; Lord asd Lady Dynevor and Family, from their house in Dover-street. for their seat, Dynevor Castle, South - Wales; the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, from their villa, Camden Hill, for their seat, Woburn Abbey ; the Duke of Leeds, for his seat. Horoby Castle, Yorkshire; Sir Henry and Lady Pyon, on a tour to the Continent; Captain Burnaby, for Bag grave Hail, Leicestershire ; Lady Langford, to Itichntood; George Syng, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Byng, and Family, for their seat, Wrothsm Park; Pasco Grenfell, Esq. M.P. for his seat. Taplow, near Mai denhead, Barks; Majo r and Mrs. Hughe.,from Brook.street, ter the Continent ; Cap t ain Snow, from the Burlington Hotel, Old Burling ton and Cork-streets, on a tour ; Mr. and Miss Burke, from ditto, ea a taut.; Messes. Stewart, from ditto, for Scotland ; the Rev. E. 0. from the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle street, for the Circus, Cbsitealmn. Rev. R. Chinn, from the Berners Hotel ; Capt. Jams, from ditto, for Devonshire; Miss Jones, from ditto, for Cliftion; Mrs. Morse and Family, from ditto; Walter Tempest, Eat Mrs. Tempest, and J. Tempest, Esq. from Marshal Thomp- sons Hotel; Mrs. WNab and Family, front ditto ; Rubt. Newton Shaw*, Eeq. and Mrs. Shaw', from ditto, to Karam Hall, Woodbridge, Suffolk ; Mrs. Trevor Plowden sod Family, from ditto; Edward Impey, Fag. from ditto; Lient.- Colonel Neither'', fromdltto; Henry Heathsote, Esq. from ditto. BRIGHTON, JILT 11. As yet there is no change in the face of affairs at the Pahce.—Apartments have been engaged at the Royal York Hotel for the Duke and Duchess of RICHMOND. Their Graces will be there ("wards the close of the present or early in the week ensuing. —Lord VILLIZZI and the Earl of Greta OSIONT (not Lord Osamu von, as by error mentioned in a former letter), ate prolonging their nay at the Royal York HoteL —Mrs. Rummies': is expected to return to her Steynt mansion this evening.—The °dicers of the 7th Hussars, Mid Infantry, and various Gentlemen is the town were en gaged in a game at cricket on our Royal Ground yesterd ay, and, In blab Math and buoyant spirits, were in the happiest enjoyment of 1 the invigorating sport. They dined, or, as they termed it, lunched, upon the ground ; but the repast was sumptuous, sad the best wines were in sparkling profusion. They were joined Its the even ing by Lords Vasseas, Urges °war and Csasesmoon. The wastber was delightfully favourable to the diversion, and it has been quite as brilliant to-day. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. In our Paper of last Saturday, there was a list of certain Professors who had been elected. We now publish a fuller statement by authotity. The rest of the Professors are to be elected in November: Greek Lasegusge. Literotatre and Antiotities--George Long, Req. A. M. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Professor of Greek in the University of Charlotteville United States. Natural Philosophy and Astrenews;—The Rev. Dionydus Ladner, LLD. F.R.S.E. of Trinity College, Dublin. Jarispnodence, incluoling the Lew/ Motions—Jahn Maths. Es j. of Liocoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. English Law—Andrew Amos, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Bar. rester at Law, late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Political Scone my—John R. M'Culloch, Esq. Botany and treyetake Plysisky—William Jackson Hooker, LLD. F.R.S. F.L.S. Professor of Botany in the University of Glasgow. Zoology.—Robert Z. Grant, M.D. F.R.S.R. F.LS. Areaway and Physisiegy, Moriii and evaporative Anatomy, Oar gery—Charles Ball, Req. F.R.S. F.L.& Professor to the Royal Cottage of Surgeons. John Frederick Medal, M.D. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology in the University of Halle, In Saxony. Granville Sharp Paulson, Esq. late Professor of Anatomy and Surgery in the University of Maryland, United States. Nature and Treatment of Conolly, M.D. Midwifery and the Diseases V Women end Children—David D. Davis, M.D. M.R.S.L. Materia Median and Pharmacy—Anthony Todd Thomson, M.D. F. LS. On Bropneving and the Application of Mechanical Philosophy S. the Arta—John biiibngton, Esq. F.L.S. Civil Engineer. Madame CATALANI is giving a series of concerts at Berlin, with her usual success. ENGLISH OPERA Houst.—The very pleasant petite Comedy of Free and Easy was performed here last night, when KEELEY took the character of Michael for the first time. It is scarcely necessary to say that he gave to it that simple humour which so peculiarly marks his acting. The other principal parts were per formed by BAwriftv, Waancit, Miss Gowen°, and Miss Ksr.t.t, with all / the spirit which has obtained for the piece its well merited popularity, and it drew as largely as usual upon the laughter and applause of the audience. The other performances of the evening were equally succeisful, and the whole concluded with in finite eclat. ANOTHER DEATH PROM FIGHTING. —Lag week a slight altercation took place at the Three Horse Shoes public-house, in consequence of which a battle took place on the Clee Hill, between Mr. John Barker, of ltoughton, near Bridgnorth, and Mr. Benjamin Palmer, who resides near the Three Horse Shots, which ended in the death of the former.-=Tuesday, a Coronet's• Ir quest was held yesterday on the body, and a verdict o Manslaughter returned against Mr. Palmer, and Thos. Chatham and B:njamin Beard, who had assisted in the fight, and they all are committed for trial at the neat Assizes.—Salopian Journal, July 18. Wednesday afteraoon, a young man of the name of Caldwell was killed by a stroke from a horse in Duke street, Glasgow, which he had sold a few minutes before. Saturday se'nnight, WosrawELL's Menagerie des Betel Sauvages arrived at Dewsbury, on its way to Leeds Fair, and on Sunday morning, some incendiary ►et fire to the large caravan containing the elephant, by throwing upon it a firebrand, or some other ignited substance. Fortu nately, an alarm was given by some person accidentally passing, when the fire had unly penetrated through the But covering of the caravan. The keepers were instantly roused, and by their prompt exertions, aided by those of a few of the inhabitants, the dreadful consequences were prevented, which such a conflagration, if not timely suppressed, would have produced. THE ARMY. The 61st Regiment is ordered from Birt t. Dublin, is replica the Guards, who are to proceed to London. , The Royal Engineers, commanded by Lieut. KAY, ire 0 ,4, 4 ;front Duncannnon Fort, to Cork. . : The 3el and 3d Battalions of the Grenadier Regiment of Guards, the Isr Battalion of the Coldstream Guards, and the Ist Battalion .. •4 3d Beet— mustered yesterday maple / Lieutenant Colonel D'Aset. of Guards, were pawl; la St. Jame?, Park, by i.e. assove-M ast toot she iinsochnild 'soups. The 69th Regiment of Infantry waslnspected ye; , teichyy m,,,,, in. la the Tower, by Major General Sir HIMILT Toasess, K Caw Rdjulalit - General of the ince!' • The Mid Lothian Yeomanry taialry, under the connnand of Sir Sons Hoer, Bert. assembled cer Friday, at Pomubelio, for theft anneal training and crotches A Detachment belonging to the 4bth Regiment of fafantry, sm. barked, on the Ma instant, as (turd., on baud the Ali/ convict .hip, at Chatham', for, New South Wales. A Quartermaster of the name of Kohrs, of the fet 'Regiment of u s * sum, who IVO been missed ever since the campaign in . Ruda im Istsorsieimai a few days ago to his native city, Munich, after Win boat _Siloam in filberia.—/fronkfirtiep r. , "FATAL INTELLIGENCE. Threw ddlinnall two brigs were off Liverpool on Tuesday even. log, ope of thorn eupposed to be the Wells, from New 'York. Dual...lota' IL—Wind S.W. by W.—Remain, from Loam, the Crown, Home, for Miramichi ; Electra, Cesr, for New York ; z ea g ose ; - -- for South America; Sorerelgn, ht•Kmaas, fer Newfoundland; Ganges, BOULTBIZ, for India; Florencia, rq for Bilbao; and Edward and Elizabeth, for Versa Cruz. Passed the Providence, Amu; frum India. POWnia ( Prrigt JOLT is•••••WiOd W. by &—Arrived his Naivety's sloop Prltetrow; from Vera Cruz ; sailed on the sth My—from Timpice en the lath, and Havamaah an the 53d, and from New Yeah so the loth Jew, having. sta hand about 1,000,000 dollars, and r serous of tacidnesi on istercheass 4 account. • DEAJLAIIMAIgt Mat ell.—Tb.miciti... from the Cape et Goad Hopetains, Janeiro, ha as Janeiro, of falling to leeward of Cape St. Roque, pat io bar. INS din 17th instant with provisions. She has been on shwa an the coast and la this pert, but has not to retied much damage, and, it is expected, will proceed in a few days. Sums exalts of wise are stave. Stich is the improvement of the harbour is Sunderland, that about fifty years back, 'retell of seven keels of teak were obliged to tkke part of their cargo on board in the roads, whereas now ves sels of thirff keels will go to sea fully loaded.— Tyne Mercury. • MIPS ZWITILID AT Mg corrox-110055. Inwards—The Rhine, Han, from Rotterdam; Pacific, MN front Naples and Barletta • Twee Gebrorder, , Lobed, from Os. tend; Soperb. Stranack, from liamburgli; William, Nazeby,frors Medemblik ; Susan. Dales, from Riga ; Swift, Browne, from Li. !carpool; Waterloo packet, Cooper, from Cock; and Eliza, Lieu, from Rotterdam. _ _ _ Cleared Ootwards--The George Benttnelt, Mackinoey, for do Haeannah; Thetis, Bailey, for Malta and Cote; Orplinet,Canat, for Valparaiso, Lima, and Flerhing ; Lady Ann, Minden, for Has. burgh; Hope, Bye, for Lisbon; and the Anthony, Headley, for Whoa. THE INDIGO SALE. The sale of Indigo at the India House, which Com• mewed on the 10th instant, closed yesterday at one o'clock. It consisted of 4,715 chests, vis.-3,488 Bengal, 629 Madras,lss Ma nilla, and 420 Oade. Before the sale commenced, a pest differ ince of opinion existed as to priers—some anticipating a great de. dine, others a Considerable advance; but the sale began wth spirit, and was so kept up to Its termination, in consequence of the firm. nessananlfested by the Proprietors in giving it support. The quo. Mimes went rather higher after the first day, but they fluctuated is a trifling detree towards the close. The fine Bengal qualities misty Invalid at Shot t April , ale pries, bet the good and middling are generally from 3d. to 6d. and is some few instances even is. per lb. higher than that sale; the Madras may be quoted front 6d. to ls. and in some few imams even ts. ud. per lb. lower than that sale ; the Oude on the fart chi was mostly bought in at about 6d. per lb. lower Mau the April ask, but on the subsequent days the prices were fully equal to that ask. About 1,000 chests have been bought in by the promietersoi which 150 are - Oisde, 59 Madras and Manila, and the temabsist Bengal. besides MI chests refused, being put up much too high. The Upset Merchant, haveheen the principal purchasers, sew little having flews bought either by the dealers or coma:sere, not. srlffintanMeg the general improvement of loudness ia the minim ivies Asteleth. . ll'e thiewbeg b a statement of thi ntnnbet of Monet each Arles, vin.—; ' per lb. 1 • per lb. 217 OWNS Item las. a 154. id. 1 564 Chest, from tn. its Od TIM lls. 12s. od. . 1 931 5.. MO& 1,118 105. lls. Od. 215 -- 4s. 91.0 d. 774 fn. 10s. Od. 75 . 3a 41. M. 411 , Is. 9s. od. I. 49 .1. soder 3e. 04. 575 Is. Ss. Od. 21 Baas Warehoused Sweeping., Most' tod. a Se. 24. DUMFRIES, JULY 17. The Crops are gradually advancing to maturity, unties a higher temperature than we at one time anticipated. Ilse sky is as cerulean as the earth is green, and the waters, tboagh diminished, still sweep gracefully slam, as pure as the wild doom that fringe their banks, or the lily, which disclaiming alliance with the sward, or the beautiful embroidery with which it is adorned, buds and blossoms on the bosom of the stream. The mil, so essential to the comforts of the poor, continues to whisk merrily round, andthe patient fisherman, though at some din& vantage, still contrives to lure the scaly brood from their enviable home, at the bottom of deep and eddying pools. Veg.. tables of all kinds are plentiful and cheap ; and the same re mark applies a fruits, or, at least, to those that are now in season. — The wheat is in lower the lint In the bell, the potatoes very nearly to bloom ; while beautiful bean fields are wafting their healthful aid grateful odours to greater distances than would be readily believed Hedge rows of privot are rivalling the hawthorn in whiteness sad beauty, and telling every contemner of luxuriance, as plainly $ shoots and runners can speak, that he will, ty and by, have a hard task to keep them down. The mower, though his toils are finiikei in the uplands, Is still busily employed In the meadows, and Wits as he means, is, and must be, the freshness inseparable from Or goodly swathe; that fall at even motion of his arm, must be dose qua' to a dip In the sea. lb, fair earth, in a word, is wow toeing and luxuriating even la our Beaten clime. The crops every where afford a striking contrast to' the frightful sterility of bas season, when the pastures almost ceased to Vegetate, the tossup: forth leaves, and the waters to Sow. Unbounded thankfulness to Done Patomacs should be the warmest feeling of everyheart— the prevailing sentiment of every mind. Hey harvest commenced on Meehan meadow a few days itch The crop this season its uncommonly hrcuriant, each acre ridding , at an average, considerably above three hundred stoma. Gasses.—Partridges nests are said to be very pkotifsi this year; but the ruthless scythe, in not a few instances, has proved fatal to both eggs and pouts. The rye gnu crops were in general so light last season, that the mowers saw the nests before they came upon them, and In this way saved many a family of callow sealing' ; hal a this year they had nn means of avoiding mistak es, were ac ; hurtful to their feelings, and injurious to the pursuits and pleasures of sportsmen. In one ha fold ten nests were discovere d, and although the dams escaped, the p outs were nearly all sacrificed. Tbe sleet and snow which fell on the Sid April last, as well as the wind which blew with such fury during the day, drove many partridges from their hatching encampments, and completely drenche d and nined their nests, although most of them, we believe, repaire d the evil by hying eggs a second time. But In spite of these add other d rawbacks, par' tridges, it is thought, will be plentiful on the whole. Old birds air very numerous, and if Abe harvest is as early as it re to be, there will be noble spurt on the Ist Septead counts from the Moors are rather Battering, althougl matter to !enact accurate)) , the statistics of grouse. thus far have had plenty of water, and we have not beard circumstance at least as arising out of the weather, v their number; down. THS THAbla3 TUMlniti,--..TUetdaT afternoon. of Directors of this'Company was held at in Walbrouk, when Mt". Lintants'pre.eated the steps taken for the cleansing of the tur geared from the report, that the entire I compartments in the shield have been cl mud, and that the leakage through them so inconsiderable, that a few men at the ate able to keep it clear. The water in t of the shaft nest the shield has been redt feet, and persons could . now walk into the t length of 70 feet, without 'clang the 4 slit it ;01; P" 4 " 4° sober. Thr iv ebb it it no tail use. ' Th e P ui btartia 2o n 4 retiai'vg to lttq noon& Bog t their car xi a reri t land. It uppr row :leaved o f row s is at pry e hand Pure the extierrot duced lop e tunnel to I I .11 :~~ 3 .1:77 q ble col Legal 110111184 mol. of flay wake with a , uothio Comm the let prati( New C of iodi , coin, r runs r struck ler of I sideral coins I has on that al on ab Yes Us; 0/ AM st some pp