Star. — London, England, 1826-02-23 00:00:00

V glk . - . . - die. et put Iva& t 111 .0" -418' 0 1 , 1 0 41 dills.o lll olooditZ t . loNpitio slreo r neispiedthe ground . I skar net - tot.. in ant 611,1(466 oeciden. l let it • oaf AtAllifarelifiiitld tR hinnaid at no viry distant Wind alf oo l i gs t "1,411 this rat with . _ tow friently cow teams pia • I • , olie , • . 1 . timillesamiAlmehmnest, . .IrtMiutbeit obedient .Beteant, ad 4, 4 1 ifi 1 !! - • - iiitErtur ALEX. DOUGLAS. Bro 410.144-011.4 -.....- Ut s it. “ duce your Julies up foreign inblx!fiss and 4441 1 901 1 / 1 11 4 1 sling will celiseof itself." We know not tbabaltia (pence will of necessit y follow, while there are any duties whatsoever remaining : but the observation is at - prew sent singularly ill-titned,,Theu our naive manufacturers in silk, gloves, &c. a;e raising the cry of ruin and r at the prospect of admitting foreign goods, at duties even so high as thirty per cent. The Navy has ever been a favourite service in England, and we must deplore the signs of the times in which we live when one of those signs is a reprobation of the extension of that arm in time of peace to only - 30,000 men, the fifth part exactly of its force during the late war. Pour-fifths of the navy having been put down, it follows - that the officers placed on half pay would, in a very short time, forget the practice, and totally change the habits of their profession, if no means are to exist of calling 'their services into activity by employment. What the consequences of such a state of things would be in case of another war requirei no comment. —When Mr. lbws objects to the promotions which occasionally take place, and recommends the employ -1 ment of thcise half-pay 'Officer' sin preference, at all times, and under every circumstance, he forgets that this Measure would neither be just nor expedient. Because, for every commissioned Officer employed afloat in time of peace, there are at least four Midshipmen learn ing their profession. Are 'those young .Gentle men never to be promoted ?—Why then should they embrace a calling attended neither by honour nor profit?—yet their services cannot possibly be, dispensed with—unless, indeed, common seamen are raised to the same rank ; and then the Navy will go back again to the state in which it was when each of the Cinque Ports clubbed its quota of ships. Besides, the balfpay officers of necessity wax older year after year; and though age is undoubtedly' venerable, and is or ought to be accompanied with I wisdom, we are yet to learn that its most ordinary attribute is daring courage, contempt of danger, and gle. rid is disregard of life andlimb in the hour of battle. No .—thom shining and most indispensable qualities usually are found in the generous ardour of youth—for which 'reason liberalpromotion in the . Navy is not only a mat- Ace of justice, but of positive and uncontrolable ones ,city. We shall advert 'at another opportunity to Mr. Hvairei strictures ea die ale4pli which that promotion is now administered: , 1, . 7--` 010 "•"7-- . This forenoon we sweived the Allgemailw 7.eitateg the . rtdi instant. -.The following is the only attic, Worth quoting : ' ' ' 7 ...~ 6 ill : t Re449 , ecpo z jitten Prance eel the Papal See opffinp.beeotwe'diay mote intimate, but with the Netherlands, .Implearrant differences have arisen.— livid miditharehonsconimunication of M. Van 'Tauten, Bishoiiiif Vietlit, hail Made a tilisagreeahle irupre.sion in that country. The negotiations with Brasil are going on with activity, and lti r Tecode; the Colombian igent, has at length received permission to come.fions Civita Vecchia, where he has hitherto been obliged, by order of the Government, to stop. We learn freleNaples 'that two Swiss regiments are going to Sicily, to relieve the Austrian troops, who. as we hear, with the excep tion of two battalions, which are to march through Rome, will be embarked for Leghorn, whence they will proceed by. land.- There seems to be some interruption in the commercial relationi betweenthe Roman States and Naples; thelatter, it is said, will prohibit the im portation not only of some Roman manufactures s but also of various agricultural productions. The cold weather continues here, and we have severe frost night and morning, though now and then a few warm hours in the afte' nbon. About Genoa, it is said all the lemon and orange trees are frozen, and fears are entertained for the olives on the sea shore. The Papal Give! nment at Rome displays more vigour than usual in its dr.* ts to check the outrages of the populace, by the most rigorous measures; and, it is ti (aid, a kind of military tribunal will be established, by Iticb every convicted murderer shall be sentenced within 24 hours. Meantime the Givetnnsent adopts, measui es to prevent such crimes; suspicious persons are stopped and examined in public places, tad by night; even in the streets, searched to see if they ha* any concealed weapons abeut. them. A journeyman, carpenter, who had armed a carte with a stiletto, was lately promenaded through the streets of Rome, riding on an ass, and condemned to the genies for Or years.-- The stiletto and the cane .were bung round his neck. As the number of criminals sentenced to bard labour has greatly increased within, a. year. the Government bas resolved. to - iinipTofif pert •f them- in diggin* np the Forum Runsesuni aiafra Satire. Eighty pristine's have-been thus employed siice'the ;3(ol*st anon& !sip: 4 3 4014et'AlieWinhee Theetpore- as Live r pool" sweeten day% Ae,hews we* IMY, Tett Papas . s:d itt4k' iiit)ti lossegh; ferwaml est. eiscsibJisesiiii, A,ille ) . 'ft r e i 'ff Repreaentatjeef, etWestpittgtoni.elselattair tam•piepesed Mresieuitithe Cetitess'at tuielia to be 1 " measure 6,1411 wisdo Swfrefie!y;seisevtliereensidera tick* 40ferreA "Oki:Otr il est., ...*:or thel*O , q* a it was better to wait ‘ lia elackakuoctiesettis to the object bad been INK before diem ; the Heise the ha: view,. probably of making some provision for the ea. President cwt his retirement. Both houses of Congress have taken up the subject of discriminating duties, with the •iew of empowering the President to repeal them by proclamation, whenevir any foreign country is willing to place its shipping on an equal footing with that of the United States. 4 report was current at Washington that a special mission was about to be sent to France to settle the claims of the American merchants on the score of French spoliation:. The Fronds Paperi of Tuesday have . reached us. _They are principally filled with discunions on the new law for regulating the succession to property. They also -contain some intelligence from Sr. Petersburgh, actording to which the Emperor NICHOLAS has ap. pointed Count ticaseLnoox as Minister, a circum stance which the Constitutionael asserts will disconcert Prince Marren:nat. the same papet states, as a rumour, that the Emperor NICHOLAS had sent an autograph letter* to our blocs acn declaring, that the state of things in Russia compelled him do longer to delay the passage of the Pruth, but to proceed at once to settle the affairs of the East ; that he was determined to do every thing in his power not to disturb the general peace, and to maintain the harmony whichhad subsisted for ten years amongst the principal European States ; and that he wished to came l to an understanding with the Cabinet of Sr. James and and the other great Powers, with respect to the mode of carrying into effect those projects of which he could no longer defer the execution. A copy of this letter is said to ha►e been communicated to the French Govern meat, who delayed answering during forty-eight hours, although the reply was to be taken by the Duke of WiLLINOTOK. It arri►ed, it is said, just before his Grace quitted Loadon for St. Petersburgh, and its nature is described as rather e►asi►e. The Lege contains cummunleations from Taganrog, which de. scribe the departure of &manages funeral coavey. After divine ureic., it set out front ate Cathedral at tight o'clock in the more. ling of the 10th of January, preceded by the DeputieA, anti fol lowed by the Authorities of the toms. Immediately before the hearse were sin Generals, bearing on velvet reddens the iniignla of the Russian Orders,' and round it were eight of the late Emperor's Ables.dmainp., who had come bps. St. retersburgh for the put. . pose. lbe Aides. • . tiMaral and the penona attached to ** Kmpree v e t POCK the '" - , wearing black cloaks. and two 804041.1 of Coa.a4ta. ..„ their taticesio;rered, dosed the whole. 1 The intelligence fram,t , reisbnighi:inies down to the Sib inst. but is wholly slispeivarktin the late insurrection, or the fate of its hider& b llbiliniiii . tbii g several of them had been shot, • seems, citireffire, thligio beeit . iii*Out foundation. The'lluveis 31,i. tieg‘‘.erbo beglue to set As, i power won masa= whh.ass Ow radar et a reipting Empress, •had Woad it nevalie exPisesinif her satisfaetion to the ;net-chants of the capital tot the V sell WI which they hid given tortfie School of Conimerce, eat eitillimbee pledge of her favour, had presented than with a medal mar a,.&• by own band. • - a. - - % . . Yesterday afterno .a Mr. ROTHSCHILD hasiarkinter: view with the CIIIAI/CaLLOS of the BecnaQuitm . The ICD.9 is rather be.ter of the gnat, -weate happy to say, since his Meaner's first attack within these few days. Tuesday Prince Laorotn left town for Claremont. The Duke of Custaaar.atnia house on Kew Green is preparimfor the reerprion of Prince Gamow; his Royal High., ness's son, where the young Prince is to be educated. The Duke of MILLINGTON an.] -suite anived at Home on the 14th, and continued their route for St. Petersburet. Yesterday the Cabintt Ministers dined with haul BATIIIHIST, at his house in Stanhope-street, May-fair. Mr. Secretary Pen, gives a grand dinner to a nu . •. menus party on Sunday. Yesteniay a Court of Directors was held at the Eatt India House, when Captain Raman Catenate, of the ship Lady Melville, took leave of the Court, previous to departing for Bengal and China. Captain MONAS &Lamm, was sworn into the come named of the ship Asia, consigned to Bengal direct. Envois OF COMMONS THIS DAL.... Notices of too. dons : Mr. nutill. Papers relative to the Mutiny at Berracipoor— , Mr. Bums, to refer co a Select Committee all Petition. against the importation of Foreign Silks. The Nem fork Daily Advertiser has the following apology fat net giving the details of a dyke feast: skinless be the family of our Reporter prevented vs from obtaining the meal account of the Corporation proceedings on leanday emeing."— Would London Readers certsider this as a good neon Ise at having tie arguments en the currency inesdos ea their lweakfast table, the lemming after they hare been urged in Parliament? 1/ is rumoured that the Hon. E. G. STANLRY will be Invited tOiseeente a Candidate for Liverpool in the next Parliament. A bug of letters was this day feteitad at the Colonial &ice ri.nx cif 0: Lova:oda'. the' ooVetior .if the Idauridos. A iirieiteiltterYrotti!Ffitikfoit gives the following Uat of rise new iffidatiy *hie* Ifieperot Neenoirs:--Lavause, Minima at ebtr hitirier ;, Count 14111,81141111. of PISMO, • On. igannelp,, el:Justice ; „ Prince Laaattow linowstrr. of Polilie In. strnetiop; Admiral fienixosv,of the Marine; Admiral Mouse,!, of War; *Oteiseral Tiveredsese, 10104 of the Stet Major of the ItenporrS Moseloold Oaten] Diserraem. Governor of the tarp Csisehmipeplat AahlrallgrarEW Minister of the Emperor's dieusehold ; )eke ,4mtamosse of Wirtemberg„ Director of the Pests; and General Kosersow, President of the Council-of State. ,RUSSIAN LOAN, NIGOCIATID DT MIL N. M. ltorms ante, a Lonna.—Tine Nall:Yet* Diiidind on the above Loan,' Wit& becomes due-on Wednesday, the 'I as March next, will be' paid by Mr. N. M. Rivriisoseto, on that and every succeeding day, 'between the boors of ten and twos-at hie Counting-house. No. x. New.emrt. The Dividend warrants. wifh a fist thereof. in nume rical order, mint be loft one day previous to payment, far the Our. Few of - being exanilned. PRUSSIAN LOAN, NICOOCI &TRU ST Ms.N. M. ROTH& Memo, to Lamm to 1111.—The Half-mrly Dividend on the above Leen, wide* becomes doe on Saturthylthe Ist of Aril:next. will be paid by Mr. N. M. Nommoutur. en that and every suc ceeding day, of ten and moon his Counting.. loose, No. I, • awitliin's4atie. The Dividend wirliatiti, with _ tunsteriesterer, most be left env . ' day peaoious w for examination. :::.Betaiil4lllll Lome or L'0 1 0 . 0,000 STiILING. nano yiss.iis Ilia. N. N.. Re:swami% at Lomat, m 1a2.5.-11se isforlsissivtiividend as the above bleu, Which becomes due at llatardechille Ist of April mucosa be pad by Mr. N. Mr. Nom. emus, on alit and every samdeding day, between the hours often tiftift Me Coondotbases, Ms, a, New it. Swithia's- Mta IMvidand mutat% with a list thereof In cumaisai aidwitinst be le* oat day previous focexamination. *W a .—Washin ~ salads for three or four mintitei c . Agb ,10 ilea or salt water is tecomenendeil as an effectoa? 10 41 / 1 9 ( Ellin rid of all insects. Vegetables ( f t ieri !kud.oikistio beickliist*e . d; and A fteriraidi ill heti ii way in fresh water.—liter:l Gazette.. ' qtaladAiloi ; - • m p " a 43d tightintgetry teiria4W,A;a4,:t•ii es alsotbs, 4: mot fro* kiln,* the ' Nosh width eel& bemat *ea "Me • Sir , lodidluishgl i eth.:. IMPltess of Malts will thew Ile • *Atm Itesissente 6 yis. the 4311. ilia 24 &team it Foot' NM tie leas v.wot.l RECRUITING DEPAR . (clactara—stexonasoux.) • Hum anw449. r4;141r Until further ceders, no eetruk anew. tinny yrormi_ to be enlisted for any regim e n t of .CIO4O.G.4IPFAMI%W the Bast Indies. Each regiment of Infitntry . coeg . oailltd6ollocnii• to revert to the standard tired bythe Order rof the,,dtit t , • October, 1013, and tecentintie.to remit thereby 'MR ordermi • the contrary. •. • By command of his Royal Highness ‘lse, Commander-in-Chi:l i H. TGOENB, Adj.-Gem,„ The qadi (South Lincolnshire) Regiment a hilaptry.bal ash on boar) the Malcolm, from Madras, and disembarked pate at Gravesend, on route to Chatham, where it w4ll be stakionedlik, the present. The 25th (the king's Own Borderers) Regiment of Foot, had completed its augmentation establishment. aVIU 3 TRADE WITH THE PORT OF LONDO'N. We feel mach pleasure in laying belbre en* titercin tile Readers the follokving'returtf of the shippi ngeng gra in Foreign Trade which have entered. the, port of London during the years 1844• and 1895: - _ FOREIGN ?tot "I 1824—Nusubor of Oda& iiiipiB,llll; ; TigtoggfiiiGlOCki'' Islls Do. D 0... i b& 70 ; 569 3814 Do. Ford. - V4 7 / 4 1 4114 D.. 2.4909. 1825 Do. Do. 1,t45 I Do. sos,in Increase Ink over 1324, Bride i 57; Two 151,45 W Do. do; Di. 100; Tll6 31,494 Toot 189,453 . • • COArritterTiAtli. --• $23-14fuotber et =O/1979 1824 - 1:/b. Ns !home over 1823 864 Isu Do. 19,517 Do. 1814 584 ?milk Ttre Tears . 1,0646' lacirtase, Britith sad Foreign. in Nllll4.l"Vidnikr, . . t' • locrease is British Tonnage, gesetally, ; ;; - last Two Tian . A •ii 317,82 g • • Do. 141,417 119,046 1 duo 1 kT♦ LI Wee Dr Aing Book .l And; veF J Tinto beep 4bo, 74'1 &Or I o_llll be +. sal "aril ; 60 1 11121 * Ott. bl Gferel 1 40 Pied& 7thial diem befeti f) .! .Ihtte,i •iiMA Ac p?b% triad 'lto% !IQ VIM _ . ..... . . . ... . . . 1 N . ~• . . . .. . . • - - d ,, • - • - an4.,petty,ol6o•Ofalteinegfeantantill tAgheiiltaes- w 1.1 then determine its expeilisotti, asellitillatn.theis TO Ting PROMUrrOalk i l . 41 • INDIA STOCK. sit al talents; mantled alsrpftAtAl:by continent! v - for supplying th r ttiviskkeiiipp*pee by the opi• ._____‘.....- • .11semewseolliipuilop..• • ••;;- • :7 ; p • e k atetpigiAgtigykpliklittlYßF,Arjest! • yorostloltherossatiainitOcusnuarsreettnintiont this oie skies WHEN I bad tho tansotwof addressing yea on div 'O4 hr at* mppooiegg - ntismitliMPoillyi All 4 -0,4,1 4 -1 1 . POilktiotinttad c!gioitivr.o . t: n be g:lb. :,k4Y*o4!* . Ands Irsi v - Y , I, lll k ' , APO ' - 14 ,„ L inkiwgiod _r v ir at. •11 laillithililigli -• " dint "to- the fonnient:ptactienntomeletplor,hiseV Oki Jilin as will Aim * " ',et prooo•lt4r...*The VA else milslP_, _lie ir el IDATW, NetkifirlVATiON 41-46 . •• . - . .. . j o •.. Masten And searaestriff Wholie , inteitiliqllet•eAlanter 6 iliqiiiipir;* late Pres i dent s has 'been in the employ of.2" r f aisLa i .1 70 04 , 0471 ,441/Wintaanfpn#l. siportenkr iiraimill • • -. ',l • • ....„ L i 3.f --. .' li -• , ii i ii,,,i' ... '. • • • has 'stockist. - - , ' ' '''' l- " • '.° ^ .;'"•riille assent, the ambit. of offices he has fil!e4, ttsslt. J:iiitil.v.44 - lia .a...... 1 .1 v,..1.-; v fir.. J:.: :•,.. '. - • •• i • lc, il l oo is r i o# l 4 o 4 s o f p o iltio. 4 itin tin I alto Nl** se dins ganap4;ailisfam s o i , e nv . sh e 'pewit, of Th e Hon. Member fox - „. . i t., ~ . .3no gth of time he kas filled )hem," with the 1 J 41 :: kbq llh . ..X 5 kr. I LI iiii 1 11 •• Itiel • ll r' 1 bt 1 1 1 :lc, -7 II Vi a . Oh • h r )1t ih mkg _ ~i7 t egio - Ar t .1" Oast rte, Ai ' • ' Lady • • bride, I. "IC De for tb ; . Dr Etrnl and' '`:. • ditto L . 414 ••. -. 1 1 71 11; • - . Ai. fi M.P. i • Bat& . le", J ,454 • 4114 It • at AU beef I club tore-t ;taut, .. , • 3810 al deck, .•,, oilm!a• 410 , ' beep sae k , &welt ', • lIV . yard t of to esio robe 1 417 1 1 1 1 (Nigs 046 no be:poi The wkb 1, The to. * 1111 we I thi libels 10d ml Ye.. is tbo liits . : 1 ) 1 i **l ',xi . •I gu , Glob ; of diloi Wilt !)* ‘, .. fr l4 r • 4 ;WS sal des °Weal Oat has g: the .t 4 Led Stahl AR. lit Mai Ai- , lbe Ire , s i A tO hae,lbb dab auk mit rid se . IV • t I V . Mira la ssertio rhe g • 6 00 1 icm. . Gir limt . oil ) DOS VON . ~ and Is Ciebtot ate, ••;. i) lis • .• • -a.; 11 4 12 wMt: it it'd b ping sat ! 4 / 1 .0 pledg ipt, 7titial ifil • dimes mg beton ... 4 „ ,4. 5 „i„. , pi ei lif • in QUM ihe °Lill P !kr- -n. :16 IP% bbNifi ith :: ~ Ile Sao *VIM are • • triKi r i a 21 1/ ').J. Ae, L ~481; v . ,tee,. (0 i 2741 11 fig log .. -‘, 4 „111 ii etibli red suiti ally itt itfin . lit , • dr kr- 1 1 6 01111 e..- Pie% Mil lan, t ot % Vol sof ...e qk ffe - ,. ... 1 / OM _ .a 1.141‘11;):ENINt: .LONDON. . I' • .7" 1111 0,""' THURSDAY ' ', FEBRUARY 23, $l'OC/C RXCI4Z4OI4 TWELVE O:CLOCK. Consols opened this searolog at lei 1, 1 . 184 bwered to 74 I foe the Account, with Vest *el tieing. nil me* VI& Is the illOrsigSii *allies littk fs doing. ~ • Current Priers: 014 Spahish 10 Mesita. 4,1 1 , Colonsblan Neve 441 1 ,1114slabillin, °reek Essirstperalls nothie g doin g op itaikolllll6 • • - CITY, ONE O'CLOCK • Oosiele,Aas Ware at Twelve (Moat &beet 761, base been done, ball boos, at 77k 1 for the Amens, owing CO report That the Beek•were vim to assist the merchants, but this . report detallat MR to be eoireet.. PQM ATP STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Abck 204% 203 1 205 • 3 14+ tett. Ited.'77% 78)4 511-I.r Cent. Cons. 76% % 7744 1 4, 31 per Cent. 85% per Cent. Red. 64% 85% 4 per Cent. gs 94% 95% -- - India Stock 206 225 • India Bond.. 3 6 4 dis. 1 3. 00 0- 1 4 4 4 6 40Y1is 1 alf;l:Vag" ."" 1:500.dit101-"pritn. par. • !lOU asseksoo ditto 1 dls. I prem. " Cons. for Acct. 7644 34 % 77% % - FORgitni FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK CoionsbiarrStb, Ay C. Greek Aect. IA Dn. Ms i534...441 3 . Mexican Ns, 1125, 6 p Ct. Pa Po. Ace. 441 a 6' 73 $ Danloh %tits. Do. Acct. 37 71 4' • - Der.hts.SpC.l4l.4.llll 41 • - Peru% Uda.6 pC.as 35 Greek Nds, sew tee.* At ia. ands a p ME% Ultltint Atiki . teiSieti SHARES, TWO O'CLOCISi ' • ‘st Alums ism. • Ante bileskearlivew ico •• 40 .1 7 1 1 . ! a A O lllO 4 - 14 011 100 2 . e• • J *We him saarig, too so . Hata& • Isgritt.:.3ll1 sgritt.:.311 4,41-Jrll- • Out ea aggekiii )" , e• • •410 • Ithow4444vv , :t * • 40 lit • 1 * • a41; 4 4/44. 10 14 41 r, . $ . 4,lOl%lFARM'eri" 100',f_ s s i A • A polfeiteloirogzig Mire** was held this day, at Ilemitoirosiata into consideration :the pre* eAltrtasstiliftfi of the. tonunereial 'world.. wiles it watiesidacd . to prannitn 'Armorial to the LOrds, of tbe.Teumary,,itating the betteitial advantages. that ; had reinkedifrom Government issuing Eachespor Bills dewing theeicanniercial distreti in 1793 and and; priTtng t 1 err Lordships to take proropt•messords in te...F . . . cotamendiag.to Peoliansent:ta pass an Ac t, authorising' the issue of Exchequer Bills to the amount of Ove millions, for the relief of the preseat unparalleled embarrissments in the commercial community of the kingdom. A Memorial to this effect was driwn up, and signed by the Loa* MATeS, in behalf of the Meeting over which he presided, and no time was lost in forwarding it to Lord 441titroot.. • • . In our leading article of yesterday we attempted to refute Mr. .Hussea objection to the general extent of the Navy, whether in reference to the works now in progress at the several Dock-yards, to keep a powerful Beet in, .re4ititSa 4 ., for immediate equipment, when ne cess.vvv;ov.in reference to the scale on which the active — sehrice afloat is carried on. In regard to this last 'point a few other considerations arise.— They bemlimmedistely upon the comparison of cur former peace establishmentc. with that extension which, in our judgment. has very properly been now main tallied. We yestaday initified. this eo.largement on the ground of our evende4-eornmerce and colonial pos sessions,—matteiSw VA' are notoi ions to all the world.' Weackled a further noon for increasing the number of s eainelt beyond that which was formerly considered necessary in the impreiessent which had taken place of yensitsint4lo-cfcitnS•y of the Navy in commsssion, end in the eonsfort. of Our , gallant sailors on foreign Asmions o h* rcushsing 'snch a dispcsable force it home lilt WiWndaiittif , firestiessly relieving the latter at short z O O % • siould now beg to advert to other causes which have,reptitfierieeied a great demand for the extension ofthe navaliervies. These relate to the measures for seiirk}bihg chUiraband'trade en oar shores —and to the systoles Pot olnkieg tyre :Oleic , of the Post Office an to s ,ipstrt of 'die Navy in commission.— Th e i ts re 4 si k " l ioweace, on :4 4 161‘140 of both those ser vices is mote apparent than atel.:lbe Saliba clesetiption of force existed inierfect state, in the shape of hired annallan stainers and ,Post-office packets, acting *under diejef,itisind', the respective Revenue Boards, by wlsielt lotrilergiiiiit the greater. part of this force Is still Pettit - it imireltionableihat the highest state of eracititacy, the •greateit economy, and tb¢ most perfect °nity of discipline and control is i n vent& by-placing the whole naval Rl , * of the crown under the command of the proper departatetta-.- the Admiralty,whkit is thereby enabled to employ in active service the younger classes of the commissioned! IP Do. Total domm•momianwsmamiosial TO PROPERTY IN FRANCE. -~.~ By the existing law relative to the meek** , property in France a Frenchman is restricted sßstsesal of his pioperey, either by-gift or legacy; end if be dies intestate, his , estate. whetherin lepdstit*ove, shies, is equally divided SMOnigiefiltdi4o;;A:aliet only one child be may disposer, by, gift. or hioiri;:si the half of his estate to any third party: if hettiOsseis he may: dispose 'Of ' a - third' pStt: *end ItsWenteis than two, his po w er _of 'willing' air:4 eligends',oo4?" 'fourth part. ,When be has rued this jowl over pest of his property the law steps in and divides the ,remainder' eqeally among his children, without any:segard to :heir sex or pnmngenitMe. helms ,no personal preference, and lesves estate rio the disposal •of the law, the whole of - ,in the same manner. •No entail' is' 'allow,* Ale sessionsur she prAprietoullso, to another by gift or 'yard, r power ever them..ansithesefore cannot direct:4mM into hand: of a third party. Nearly the same sepsis. tionSitepreseribed for, the division of jgbjsenreniong ascendants in the direct htle t where Rbae, dren. Since the return of the Bourbons, as the reeroge was rendered hereditary, a power was given tfurennog a hereditary estate for the support of its" dignity law proposed to be introduce' in • the' 'resent §ession goes to alter the existing code respectink ttiV aft** to property, and to establish certasu 011144 itaavni:i of primogeniture; but what its •partieuler.'previsions and arrangements ere we do not yet lenowA , Piivate letters from .Glasgow and, ' Mate, o tha n t g 6 , o a r d fev.sr bills ss nn London n une do4 m i tl e o issowsle -- I've , A Meeting of the labog i n t yhana l .4loeAelid z ig Stockport, on Thanday. when. ~.ppn i tapgmalpt,Al ay . . repeall of the Coro Lowe were asked The circulars of hir GoLesbeinet4i*Willtibillad‘ last Tuesday night. '' `''. - - ' ''- . : '':.: It is stated, in Mit of thil Amitieadilreoe*, Ahai "wean is mareldit salient the enntils: . I ' 6 i ' The Emperor NICITOL At hat issued ageodeipt, diktithet Majoe•Geoeral Oaters, a 001111* Oir liN Itnesint Sepia, ne a reward for Ms coodect es the day of thnipellet In she mat *pare of Sc. Petersbergh. The latest intelligence from Primaßupidslapts t eSpr. f FIAMCIA, the self constituted nudrtiATtMe tiiitrie4 several convents, and apprt!priatedllit feistrs.te„thu . eil jitney of th,Governmeut. ~ t rtr...,pte*:l;at wits . 'prit . sally a Priest, and:has gkiips,.,ak.n.ops9p..tekoll I r. pression of these institution ,„, t ," there waficietgit!ey vagaboads livin on the la,bmse. nthers.'...,.,, There is like ry to be I,t. ceieglefirbli, - .sikWiii .Ri e tte minding up the alrAirs.of gitsial:likm4, ( 4)44l4n. and Bir keit, Bankers, at Laersastmo ~ 1 1 1 , 4 909Piii4fn of bankruptcy was opened so Wednesday; gin :ifth inst. when the debts owing by the firm. wervalltaiLte be 265,565/. the assets, ineWilifiral propeny,,xnd deducting 15,0001. for bast 'land cloartfulletre only 148,0001. leaving a ilefiCiehcf iirtrAlßp`4. Menchester JournaL . _, .. To 4: AL. , :::14;4. The LOAD MAYOR has maalviellir, IMSfy -. TRIV tions regarding Newgate-ns#rket, theAtusest sgsay.c, r carcase butchers in the Metropolis—Count+, _IWO , * of which an immense quantity is bro t ' mist be in the market by six o'clock. Vern, .7 I.___• Michaelmas,and by seven from Micherylaal .14.7 stall oiracti —purchasers' carts to be remn y sd. fro m isjilkin,:g streets by eight in the si.mmer. isiOyenTs and ,PPitir the winter. . - -', A FATAL ACCIDENT..—A melanc h oly accident pc ) fl r irreo at Nottingham on Saturday last, when • doses persons, orlnqial:) children, were boded ender a massif sand rock wM nriatinten then at the bottom of Mem Stone ear Balloon. Laileas toe were billed, aansely, Them as Bali, aged UN 470, 18 r. Owls Thomas Mitchell, aged li t mead; chainnatantrz hill • William Hopewell a Mee east bol t rd 111; aged 10 ; Charles Arnold, aged . 11, el 7.. r -tionit ; ti e d g f OMAN aged lt., of Pordand.sereeti and Charier' Hilaid. merf' Wantee.coort, wham sane was disowned .by weeks*, In 1 Farhat. A Coroner% Incises was held en the t ite@ok, iTifidiffe ‘ • Doe* :Ilse ether boys who ware. ill IP!!1•3 i :le h henised_ FtPIGRAMMATIC • tilltdetft Yi s"'4)„ dee rnt 414. liitierfOnig'' And it TOir tett • I :'s f 4 ' • Ike 7411111 V-1144..• • '.7 Cu a~.+ . . • ;paiati ,