Star. — London, England, 1823-09-27 00:00:00

• I f , ii •i i • . t -.., ~.. - 1 ; 1 under the walla of Cadiz ; but we can announce, as re- COVENT-GARDEN rHEArnr. 111 E A RM I. MR. 1 and allathe- gunners to take refuge in the town, aban- markable, that to-day the garde-du-eorps of his Spanish -do- - -...-a- -. Yesterday afternoon, Sir limiest TAYLOI held a test', ts .7e. doning loaded guns, some of which were even primed, [ . and which they had not dared to discharge. Seven Majesty, who are at Madrid, have received orders to The alterations and embellishments of this Theatre were last night exhibited to a large party of Ladies and Gentlemen, the ma Guard.. eretary to the Commander-in-Chief, at his Office in the Il e , ci A hold t h e mselves in readiness to march for Andalusia. . bombs fell on the powder magazine, which was happily Detachments from the 12th and 40th Regiments left Chatham jority of whom were either connected with the Stage, or distin-ing we proof, but all the other buildings are very much da- ' PARIS, SEPTEMBER 15. on Monday for Hyde Park, to be instructed in the new military 1 guished through their literary or scientific acquirements. The house exercise and movements, lately ordered to be adopted by all the .su PP I3 . . malted. As the embrasures of the citadel are faced with • The Journals of Madrid do not notice the report was lighted for the occasion, and its appearance was very brilliant. Infantry Regiments under the Crown. . At the i . stone, every ball that struck one, wounded several of th e which was spread, that the Ambassadors of the Great -The fronting of the boxes and galleries is light, sparkling, gay, Liar or INFANTRY REGIMENTS ON DUTY IN ortrar Ellt• ing th t '.., gunners and attendants. According to the report of the TAIN AND IRELAND, EXCLUSIVE OF THU SEVEN EA r. 'quart( Spanish officers of the garr i son, the signal gun was so Powers have been called to Port Saint Marie; therefore and chaste; it is rich, but free front glare. Nothing can exceed wemust believe, either that they were not wanted or that the comfort of the pit or the elegance of its appearance. The TALIONS OF FOOT GUARDS. engag 0! 1 well directed that it killed three gunners at their piece. Festoon Curtain beneath the Proscenium is chewy and novel in Ist Regt. Foot, Ist Bat. Clonmel. 53th Rev. of Foot, Weedon, reguls I t e Accept, Sir, &e. " Marshal LAURISTON." they have refused. 61st Ditto, Plymouth. its colour and effect. The company was numerous-the Managets 2d it'Ft' Poor, bu b lin' were] i lO l 5. 7 55 5 ' l'ilE 'VENING STAR. . BAYONNE, SEPTEMBER IS. ' were delighted with the eulogiums bestowed on clack enterprlze 7th Ditto, Windsor. 10th Ditto, Fe oy. 63d Ditto, Dublin. 65th Ditto, Hull. again! The capitulation of Ciudad Rodrigo is announced to- and taste-and every countenance, in the midst of its enjoyment, 11th Ditto, Dublin. events ' , • Pew- ._ . 66th Ditto, Ennitkilien, • day. The Governor of that place is a particular friend appeared to hope and to foretel a fortunate, a brilliant season. 12th Ditto, Chatham. 71st Ditto, Fernioy. no inj • LONDON. 15th Ditto, IVaterford. 72d Ditto, Jersey. den g Jam_. of Morillo. Vale/NOSIIIO 17th Ditto, Gosport. 73d Ditto, Editib ue g in We ve PERPIGNAN, SEPTEMBER 17. • HAYMARKET THEA IRE. 19th Ditto, Boyle. 77th Ditto, Belfast. • • i SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1823. they s It is asserted that several French and Piedmontese -4.441 - f.'.2d Ditto, Buttevant. 78th Ditto, Kilkency. 1,, ' !;1 • TIIE FUNDS. . 234 Ditto, Dublin. ' 79th Ditto, Naas. sweet '!' • refugees have. been shot in sight of the citadel of Fi- The humorous little Piece of Twelve Precisely led the perform. 24th Ditto, Portsmouth. ' 84th Ditto, Templemote. ing th 14' : STOCK EXCHANGF., TWELVE O'CLOCK. gueras. This fortress will not resist much longer. Ames of this Theatre last evening. Mrs. CHATTSELET, as Amelia 25th Ditto, Ennis. 86th Ditto, Athlone. , the ca ': Consols opened this mottling at 83 toe, for Money, and 631 to 1 Ilildlore, went through the various metamorphoses of character al- 26 th Ditto, 02 1 k4 88th Ditto, Castlebar. for the Account, with little doing. MADRID, SEPTEMBER 17. = 9 th Ditto, Limerick. 93d Ditto, Mullingar. the ba lotted her to assume, with her wonted volubility and animated ac- ' • Rifle Brig. Ist Bat. Rathkeal move , '. I The Expresses f , •om Paris bring the French Renter at 90f. 30c. The last journey of General Alava to Saint Mary's curacy. The French istriguante, as well, indeed, as the vindictive 3 5 4 1 t s h t D p i i t t t t i o i, Armag h, -- 2d ditto, Limeriell. - space !, : bet private letters state them at not loc. had for its object to inform the Duke of Angouleme brother and irritated husband, were quite a master of of comic 39th Ditto, Tralee. Staff Curds, Ilythe. FOREIGN FUNDS. thatthe Constitutional Government would not agree to talent. The Lord of the Manor was repeated with renewed and 40th Ditto, Chatham. Ist Veteran an Ha. Cork. ; . Spanish Bonds opened at 341, and have been done at 351, L., but his propositions, and it was decided to maintain the augmented effect. Madame Vantos was in unusually good voice. 5 3d4 Ditto, Buttevant. 3,1 Ditto, Gown. 2d Ditto, Londonderry. 3d Ditto, Galvrey. poetic tattled . ' t . leweree. again to the opening price. Constitution to the fast moment. The division of Que- She was encored in the three songs allotted to her in this Opera ; 57th Ditto, Kinsale. s, I Current Prices :- rrtnch Scrip 2 pre. Colombian 56, New Spa- and seldom, indeed, hay e we heard this popular actress with • , sada is entirely destroyed in the affair of Torre macha. a................ , four c a . visit 9 36 nominal, Russian 355 to 84, royals (opened at 12 preen such emphatic effect as in the song commencing, Once a maiden NAVAL IA TELLIGENCE. s . siettin 7 Mr. % .t bat has fallen to 111-all sellers). PARIS, SEPTEMBER 25. r,nringjlouterstoas wearing. A still higher interest was imparted to the --see-. 1 ascen, , . FOREIGN EXCHAYGES. It is said on 'Change, that the equinoctial gales,which song in which she endeavours to soothe and conciliate Sir John Con- The HAVITItraa, convict ship, now at Chatham, is ordered to be Is abi t ' brought up to Deptford, for the reception of convicts at that place. e Ifasmazou, Sept. 19 .-On London, 37. 1. 37. s. blew hard on the sth, have forced our fleet ft:on off teed. The acting of TERRY here is inimitable, whilst he feels thecloud 1 Peezaeseaem, Sept. 5.-On London,. 9. 15-32 ; rads, 101. }. Cadiz, and that a vessel whic:r endeavoured obstinately power of " Syren song," and insensibly yields to the softenieg in- The DOLPHIN, late core-ship, is ordered to be fitted for the recep- tion of convicts fur that port. before Letrac e Sept. 16.-On London, 2 M. 6. 211. - to keep its station has suffered much. fluence of- 'c The light that lies Fourteen vessels from the Bay of Honduras, under convoy o f fns , When "In woman's eyes." Majesty's ship CA mama, jnined the Jam li ce feet t. 3 Cape Alone,. f seized 1 , BERLIN, Sept. 16.-On London, 3 31. 7.41. Amainutast, Sept. 23.-.-On London, 41. to 40. 11 ;2 M. 40. 9. There has not taken place any serious engagement, Lassores Moll Fl n w as excessively ludicrous. The Barton, Beeps, from Hull to Petersburgh, was lost on the sibiy, i/ 0 to 40 . 8 . . either by sea or land, in the environs of Cadiz. West coast of Jutland, nu the inglit of the 9:h inst.-crew saved. FAISIOUTH, SEPT. 25. - Wind S.W. -- no Thalia, BRAPILP. , ,, ACCOII PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. An important paper is in circulation, at Paris, said to R#CHT OP SEPULTURE.. from Ainsterdsm to Batavia, Lot front this port, was towed b e , about 4 . S per Cent. Cons. 83 1 / 2 te k be a new Constitution for the Cortes, sanctioned by the ---.....-. Fowey on Wednesday night, dismated and etherwise aarnaged. but (:) • Pi VITOVTII, Srer. 25. -Wind W. - Sailed the !loyal George, A circumstance occurred in Kevin's church-yard, BUCKLE I and Briton, Levens, fur London. r.a %mos ;.: 4 per Cents. New 102 1 / 2 3 / 8 • merchants and Sir William A'Court. India Stock 265x/ } -India Bonds 61.. 635. ? look • i . -.......- Dublin, on the9th inst. relative to the funeral of the late Poarssiot TIT, Sem 26.- Wind S.W.-Sailed the Charlotte, Seas South Sea Stock 91% Old Annuities 93 Hamburgh Papers have been received this forenoon Mr. D'Arcy, which has cteated a deep sensation in the suo . , for Bombay; and ids Majesty'! . brig Cesium , is, on a endee. ;art p 0cloud! i l l . i Etch. Rills (C 1,000) 365. 38s. Consols tor Acct. 83 5 / 4 3/8. . to the 20th inst. The following are extracts: I r i s h capital, and throughout the count' • y. The sexton The AISNAI, 26 guns, war f,,,lid oil on 1 uesd.y by Captain Felier.a ' Molina', CB. and recommissioned on the following day by idea . snow, it seems, prohibited the Roman Catholic Clergyman, I. CASIIIILLERL Site is ordered to be fitted fur a foreign steam. I ( - eer i e 1 . CHRISTIA?7IA, SEPTEMBER 5. Mr. Blake, from offering prayers over the grave of Mr. The Deuseeess, 26-gun ship, Captain G. C. Gamma, being fend I - ----' Wc have reason to believe that the Consular arrange. From the official accounts received by the Go- IY/trey, and he used, we question it not, the name of Dr. unfit for recommissioning, is ordered to be paid off, and laid up to trerno / .vernment it should' seem that the harvest in Norway Magee, the Archbishop rif Dublin, as his authority.- ordinary . The Masora 18-gusesloop, is ordered to be commis: 1 ted, tl merits for South Arne' ica are now maturing, and that 0 Mr. Blake says, and we beieve him, that "at the mo• s inned r and d fitted out at t i les port. The Isis, 50-gun ship, Comb 1 e 1 has been indifferent, and that it will be necessary toa Homes Fonenr, C.B. fitted for the flag of Vice-Admird ex ' 0 jg !, t Consuls will very shortly be appointed. make up the deficiency by importation. meat," he was commencing prayers, "and without any L -AV/REECE HALSTED, K. C. B. arrived on Wednesday Irons seeernee. allsi fl -No.- other provocation, the order of Dr. Magee was rung in The STARLING cutter, Lieutenant Turazto, sailed on Wednesday se ' The Pall is Papers of Wednesday announce the capi- STOCKHOLM, SEPTEMBER 9. my ear, that I must not p ill s any prayers over that grave." a cruise.. The JASPEU, 10-gun slooo, Captain A. D . .Y. A airt: lame i.terne tulation of Santona. The officers and soldiers who do As something quite new in a Court of Justice, we have This circumstance has excited the vituperation of the arrived on Thursday, from St. Petersburgh, whithar she proceeded ' t:enct from the Note with his Excellency the rimier, AMEACSADOR and co mention that the Swedish Academy, which has the Roman Catholic part of the press, kind called forth anF:•CSI.I suite, and on a complimentary visit to the Emperor of RUSSIA, hay- not choose to acknowledge the Regency, ate to be senten the I , i privilege of publishing the State Gazelle, is indicted for intemperate letter from Mr. Blake. But it would have log on board presents, ace. for his Imperial Majesty. • Captain Ae- fe nsat to France by sea ; and no Spaniard, whether military orDUTHNOTT, and the Cth:ers of the JASPER, appear t o . have been a.libel in that Journal. been wise, it the Reverend Gentleman had ascertained , a not, is to he mole: red for the political opinions he may facts before be inculpated so respectable a chanic.er as treated with every possible mark of attention and politeness by his full-ni • 1 1 The trade of Sweden with Alexandiia has extremely Imperial Majesty and the Russian Court , and we enderstand that The 4 /lave manifested, prev i ous to the occupation of the place the Archbishop of Dublin. The truth is, that his Grace the Eorraoa was pleased to confer on Captain Amaernoteet eve . increased for the last seven years, 400 ships havingthreut i It• t il by the French troops . We hare extracted from are never issued any order to prohibit prayers over the Imperial Russian Orders. 'Die Jams remained at St. Peter,. visited that port. graves of Roman Catholics, and that he was first it aJe burgh thirty-four days, .durieg which time she was v i -i t c d dole in my Lame joutnals some official details respecting the stir- by a number of Russian Noblemen - and other distinguished ~ et render of Pampeluna. BT. PETERSBURG 11, SEPTEMBER S. acquainted w ith the unples . ant o ccur r ence through the personages. The Peesieet AmnaSsanon landed on the 9th of • ; i P t i h u e r e J ............. e medium of the public press. Dr. Magee was at the time August, in company with the Grand Duke NICHOLAS of RUSA3, • Count Nesselrode goes from hence to Odessa, and , --. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. then proceeds to join the Emperor. at Leamington, and, we believe, still remains at that who went on board the Jasren to attend his Excellency vs Thy c t I place. This fact stron g ly rebukes the forwardness of shore. The JASPER left •:Sc. rcrersburgh on the 4th instant, ally, 1 LATEST NEWS. , complaints Se oral American vessels have lately arrived af those irritable men who :ecru desirous of severe weather doping her passage - and . ex p eriencedsame very g r Arrived on Wednesday, from the River, the ship GAUGES. LEP* • nor. 1 4 We have received to-day, by Express from Paris, the Cionstadt. In general, trade has been very brisk for against the Established Church , and it also shews, that Foais 1-,acid embark passengers), lend to Madras. Also the DENS - bavin: Poltikur and other Journals of Thursday. some time . : great quantities of sugar have been 411. popular prejudice may arise from gross error. ilea*, hound to Demerara, with a general cargo.-Captain Taos. the va • PITTMAN, of the Sheerness ordinary, h.s been promoted to /ha -. The official part of the Monitorr contains a Report ported ; and tallow, to a great amount, exported. w.,....mmemas rank of Post Captain ; Cept: James GORDON Basmitsa is appointed meld P ° ) tom Major-General GUILLEMINOT, dated Puerto Santa WARSAW; SEPTEMBER S. NEW ORANGE SYSTEM. to the TAMAR, fitting out at Woolwich ; Lieut. Huai, Ntt,r, is was o 1 1 4 ' Itiaritt, 15th September, gat ing an account of ILIEGO's The Grand Duke Michael arrived here on the 3d, --aw.-- • appointed to the Memo; Lieut. Rote. LOWCAY to the Camsarear, ..: h ave 1 and Li . rut. J , ..FLETCiIIit to the SAPPHO. MONIRATII-STREET RILICE-OFFICE, DORLIN.-S4- I pull, I. unavailing attempt to gain over the troops of BALLAS- and the Grand Duke Nicholas on the 6th. Ships at Spithead-Ists and .Issima. In h ar b our -Qeste CHAS. ', serve turday ( 20 t h inst.) a Gentleman laid before the Magic- [OTTE., H•NOES, AMON, AI•DAC•ICA/1, DAUNTLESS, AIEHAVICTOS, ' • ,'1 ~.. :CLEWS, which agrees w ith that already before the Public; FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 14. crates of this office a printed paper, containing the oath A _Lateens', and ARROW. c;escet :. cent I and a Iteaott form the Commanding Engineer at the Several Austrian battalions, belonging to the corps of allegiance, supremacy , and abjuration , and required Dm., Sim 26.-Wind S.W.-Came down from the River and I was to be sworn thereto, stating that his object for ate dhing remain , his Majesty's ship Gewoe ; James, Lcoserr, for Gibraltar; and al siege of Pampeluna to Marshal Lateturrose on which ofGeneral Stutterhiem, are returning from Italy, through Criterion , DAY, for New York; and Nepos, Trespaa, for the Cape was to become a Member oh an Orange Lodge or Society . of Good Ho ; e. Also arrived the Perseverance, LEVERING, from . Mike( the Marshal's own Report, given in a preceding part of the Tyrol, & c. The Magistrate replied, that having stated his object, Petersburgh for Bristol. e theory ; 1 colt Paper, is founded. The Emperor of Russia has sent ten thousand florins From the unofficial articles of intelligence we ex- as a present to the Waldenses in Piedmont. he was bound to remind the Gentleman of an Act of Parliament passed last Session, which declares all so- sin," Er C a U ari. S ) TOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 26. litwaaos-The Lord Nelson , Neva, and . Alfred, • Haviu , at ta act the following, dated Part St. Mary, Sc t. 14 The present Fair is worx than was expected ; all ate cieties, associations, and lodges, to be unlawful comhi from Quebec ; Silver Eel, Irons Woreurn ; Nora, from Christians; --' Vreede, from Ostend; Whim, from Trinidad; Speedwell, and ing tit nations and confederacies, the members whereof shall, Nonsuit,but I " The Prince Generalissimo, who went to Chiclana hastening to Lcipsig, in hopes of better success ; but it is from Stangate Creek; Mediae, from Grenada; Atha- , : according to their rules, take, subscribe, or assent to any tic, from Hamburgh; Success, and Thetis, from Dantzic ; William, cloud *to levet the batteries and the preparations fur an at- to be foreseen that a great scarcity of money will it test or declaration not required or authorized by law ; from Archanged; and Prince Christian, fromGottenburgh. meant - - tack on Santi Petti, Las returned here to hasten the be felt there. but that it appeared from the second section of the Act rained t NeENtulaisla, fo o r mtweues-The Stately, for Jamaica; Fox, for Ostend; .-„se soom ..-.. Antwe ; Princeu Alezandria, for Stettin • Nerice, completion of the formidable batteries which ate con- that it was the intention of the Leg islature to permit two for the Cape of Goo r cl P Hope ; Aurora, for Memel; and /Matins, 1 here ' A Dutch Mail ' aas brought , this morning, Papers to ' or mere Justices of the Peace to sanction societies, either for Rio Janeiro. self or • s t rut ting at the point of the Matagorda and the Isle of . f die .., olth instant. We extract from them the followin Ctataanta Ourwaans-The Robert, and Ant, for Ilambargh; partia -• i in order to deAro Puntales. St. L 3 s y 0 , g of a useful, or of •an anuoxious character, until the next Henries, for Guttenburgh; Arno, for Leghorn; Sceptre, for Go with s .if 0 1 I "It appears that the Ministry is changed at Cadiz. t s satavian intelligence : BATAVIA, MARCH 28. General Quarter Sessions, in case the two Justices a - proved of the declarations of di- ise societies ; but that P braltar ; and Ernest, for Rio. Alouven-At Jamaica, the Harriet, Cudd ; and Vittoria, Patter- loon , It is said that the new Minister for Foreign Affairs has On the llth of this month, a Decree of the Governor such their approval should be of no further validity, son, from Liverpool At New York, Corinthian, Davis, from La- were i ii . again had recourse to Sir W. A'Court, to whom he ad- unless the major part of the Magistrates at Sessions t he Clyde. At Ore- Durin in Council was published, which orders .an augmenta- nada , ve Caledonia,l.Atal ira n mi r chi, I f o rn tri na nsic,z l f an ro d m Eleanor, Ann, . y line. . 7 dressed, at Gibraltar, a melancholy epistle on the situa- • of non 5 per cent. on all import and export duties re- confirm the same. from Quebec. t Peter burgh, Vittoria, Bennington; Ann, Gnat; The Gentle man was then asked whether Ithan tion of Cadie. Sir Pfilliam communicated to the Duke • re was ac- Spring, Jack ; Margaret, Hazelwood; and Raleigh, Curry, ems " S i f Iserve at ßataviafor the space of six years, from the d - London. At St. Th omas's, Iris, Leith; and Redwing, Banks, .i, of Angouleme the new propos iti ons made by the be- Ist of May next. The produce of this new duty is in- tions of the Society of which he wished to be a member? from Gibraltar; Hamburgh, -... ; and Themis, Moline, from Bond singed, but his Royal Highness replied that it was now tended to cover the expenses of removing the bar at the to which he replied in the negative. The Magistrate Elizabeth , Leeches ' Hamburgh; Herman, Seamen, from Bremen; 7 adjust and Josephine , --,At Antigua, John Troughtoa, too late, and that he had henceforth resolved, though from Havre. declared he would hesitate before he assisted a man to -, from Live rpool; me, v mouth of the River of Batavia, which, increasing every, Apollo, Merewether, from Brand; aid 1 i with regret, to take hy force what he had not been able become the member of a Society which might, by pos- Conestoga, Ellis , from Gibraltar. At Barbarian, Golden Spring, of he; year, is a great hindrance to the commerce of the city. ear. t sibility, be deemed ilegal ; but that he did not mean to --, from the 6.ape of Good Hope. At Trinidad, Margaret, at 69 to obtain by reason." APRIL 2.-The Ambassadors of the King of Siam, impute arty such character to that or to other Societies. Ryan, from Cork; Ann, M‘Lean from Quebec; Sir James Cock- 5001i . i POP .T ST. 'A A Ry, SEPTEMBER 15. burn - • -; and Ardent, Jones, from Newfoond. who were expected here some days aeo, are arrived, and A Gentleman who accompanied the applicant, said . ''prey i ,;k .. he land. At M ala g a, Bolina , arla, Greenslade, from Bilbua; Ruby, Taney, The Duke d'Angoulerne is still here. We erpectpoint have had a solemn audience of his Excellency the Go- would, at a future day, furnish the Magistrate with a Nassau, and the Regent Packet, from -. Rear. Admiral Dupertey the day after to-morrow. The vernor-General, for the purpose of presenting the letter declaration of the rues Of the Society into which his ---..... uverc could artillery continues to throw bombs into Santi Petri.- they had brought from their Prince, accompanied with friend wished to be admitted, which declaration he was Count DEVEN entertained a distinguished party at anxious to have sanctioned by the approval of two Jus- Ashburnham House, yesterday. to UV TIIC 'sea is calm, and the wind is from the North, blow- the presents usual on such occasions. The principal I a . ins favourably for our operations. The taking of Pun- Persons in this Embassy are Loangkoes Noeratkan and cites, preparatory to the General Quarter Sessions.- Wednesday, Lord Beassvoan arrived at the New meat, London Inn, Exeter, and, after changing horses, proceeded for w I e Soeta Warm. Their introduction to the audience and Dublin Evexhig Post. Falmouth, on his way to Lisbon. as alt '•ir Lies will decide the question. the presentation of the letter were accompanied with Among the company on a shooting excursion at cloud ) 4 PRIVATE LETTER. the salutes of artillery as usual. Sudborne Hall, the mat of the Marquis of Hinervona, are his Royal • its de .:1. 0 ANDUJAR, SEPTEMBER 17. The Pt ince of Siam being wholly independent of the 25)- • : 4 At length we have the certainty that Riego will not former East India Company and being still iadepend- - any longer fatigue our troops, who were in continual ens of the Netherlands Government, this Embassy has Cat wrox.--(Exteact of &letter, dated Calcutta; March We have received letters from Canton, dated the 18th ult. which mention, that the Chinese were fast re- • pairing the damage done by the late con fl agat i on , Highness the Duke of Timm, Lord Anermszr, Mr. Carman, Car tains G. and H. Sevasona, Ste. &c. fhe Hon. JOHN TOLLEMACHB and the Duchess of Romumin left town yesterday, for the Countess of Drsaat's sat. had i thick cover no other object than to renew the amicable relations that R' 9 paouit of him. At the moment lam writing you, he and that it was expected by the end of the month that Ham House, Surrey. ing o I formerly subsisted between our Government and S . lam. the whole of the buildings destroyed would be rebuilt. Eatl GREY left his house, Upper Brook-street, yes - the al is here in prison. We expected him yesterday evening, The Prince's letter, written a style which is even • • lire p lan of the new erections WAS so similar to the old, terday, for his seat, Devonshire. I was a . a; fee o'clock. All the people of Andojur were on foot, mote complimentary than most letters of this kind, is that it is stated, a person arriving at Canton, and igno- Countess Littn; and Count PAUL Liam( are eS- proce I 14 and the fermentation was so great amongst the people, entirely tending to this object. rant of the calamity. would hardly perceive any change. APARTE Pect J ed osnris BO to leave town immediatel and s y, for the Continent. everal distinguished French was i that we thought at one period the small number of (We havementioned in' a former paper the death PORT OF LONDON.-It is stated that more ships sail G a • men ate now at the City Hotel, in this city, waitingthe as. mina i troops which composed the garrison of the town was of one of the Ambassadors, and the burning of his from the Port of London in one year than from all other rival of the son of Luang Bozarsan, with his family, who ate were tot sufficient to prevent their coming to extremities. body. We have likewise spoken of the unfortunate fire places in the world united. It has been computed that hourly expected to arrive here from Antwerp.-New Tons rail°. appal -in one of the suburbs of Batavia, of which the present the total amount of property shipped and unshipped in Mrs. Far and her brother Mr. J. J. GURNEY, visited all ci • • Itlego entered the town escorted by thirty men of the comtnunication contains some further particulars). the Port of London, in one :year, amounts to nearly our jail last week, and expressed themselves gratified with da i deice • 4th Hussars, and some peasants who arrested him. The .......m m .--._ SEVENTY MILLIONS; and there are employed about cleanliness and order of the place : the classification of the pri sons" was not so arm fete as they wished. Mrs. Far took the mom' hohorn!l e s latter did not lose sight of h-V e !rim a moment. On his en- 1. have received letters from Sc. Thonme's to the 8,000 watermen in wherries and craft: 4,000 p i ty of address* a word of advice to the female, and Mr. GDP' felt s, a • tering here, Riego had on one side of him an English 16th August. it would seem from them, that a great labourers, lading and. unlading ships; 1,200 revenue au to the male prisoneneßristel Gametes. tress, Colonel, avho was taken prisoner with him. They were division of political sentiment exists on the Spanish as o ffi cers, constantly doing duty ; besides the crews of the \ AFFAIR ON Hostoua.-Thursday morning, a t as seven • l several vessels, occupying a space of nearly five miles. early hour, a meeting took place on Clapham Common, betw as i Loth on horseback, dressed in grey coats, without any Main, producing want of confidence in commerce( On au average, there are about 200) ships in the River lAn'alg. Snaxi's. Esq. formerly an Officer in the King's G ' \ decorations. In the evening, the 800 prisoners taken at operations, and in consequence an almost . total suspera. mon of trade. Commodore PADILLA, with the Colom- and Docks ; together with 3000 barges and other small (L ot Dr m ag e oo r G n n an tle d m j an ii rcei ß ved D lSM FUT ata igsq y ' .of A r in Scotland. The gonist's fire, which proved how never resod Jorer by the Chasseurs of the Guard were brought here. bian flotilla, continues in command of the lake of Ma- craft employed in lading and unlading them ; 2300 less, and then discharged his own pistol in the air. when the m u° tisfac •barges engaged in the inland trade; and 5000 wherries was amicably adjusted. appe ; They are placed convent . " ra ca ibo, and the Royalist Chief , MORALES , • th e ' its a. or small boats for passeageis. The exports and imports The late Eatl of HOPETOUN was the Officer, w . u as 4 i \ MADRID. SEPTEMBER 20. tows' and the contiguous shore. In consequence of the after the calamitous retreat of Sir Moose Wesel SPaills gm JOHN in every , ... the v 1 Government has received accounts direct from Cadiz health of General MONTILLA General BERMUDEZ ill ally enter the Port are not less than 15 000 when the British army had embarked, went to ery r oi l i ai r but i had been app ointed to the commend of the Rio de la s • house, street, and alley in Comma, to see that not a single 1 of the 14th. Their Majesties and the Royal Family - Friday seinnight his Majesty '; sloop of war BRISK, t f should be left to becenue a prisoner of the French, then clew totko ropes Hache army, which it was intended should approach ' were in good health. • • soon as the 10 guns, Captain oarraitv, arrived at Havre, for the purpose of cm- walls. His Lordship, th e n (imam! Ii ort, had no connunhtl i : to be( , Maracaibo to co-operate with PADILLA , as - - --I . We ate . aitin teat events which will take place season permitted. t o be binned in the family burytag-grustid. au uuard of rho,. can.e . - .. , . , . ... •