Star. — London, England, 1823-04-10 00:00:00

vo.J. • P4I I 2II3'sikr2WESDAY. . . 4. 7 4 r I • • It is' stated in most positive terms, that a tile.' seaphic dispatch has brotight intelligence to Pasie-of the army of the Duke d Atli:4lonm being in toll march on the Ebro; chat on Sunday morning, at five o'clock, Mass was celebrate& along . the *hole line, and that immediately after the army was in motion, and the passage of the Bidassoa effected the' same day. The Journal des Debate, however, states, that the army did not cross the Bidassoa till Monday- the 7th. The same Paper contradicts the report which had been published in the French Journals of the: pyeceding day,* of the Duke de Belluno's return to Paris. The JPg.ro des Debate • states that the Mir ihal was to cross the Biilassoa in order to assiirthe entry of the Fteneli troopa• into Spain; then to re enter France,. 'in order toinspect the corps collected - at Perpie%theit*Tataril to Paris to teietne the Portfolio ¢ ( ire bike; but thatabe would not • return befoii tOttoislit - or three weeks. The same Piper 'contains *Other Order of the 'Day, issued by thP The 9d vt April. It ii as A 1,1 1 .6 1 41( • ? • • • is ARMY OF TUE rzatNx lq, •. 011DRit OF THE DAY • Soumms—The confidence Of the King Pul a Placed tilo'nt your head, in order to fulfil the noblest of missions. It b not the spirit of conquest which has made us take up arms : a more generous motive animates ust . we are going to replace a King on his throne, to reconcile his People with him, and to re-estab lish in a neighbouring country, which is a prey to'anarehy, the order necessary to the happiness sad safety of the two kingdoms. 4, Soldiers--You will respect, and comet* be respected,reli gion, laws, and property and you will render easy the accom plishment of the duty whisk is unposed ,on,ibe—of maintaining' she most rigid discipline. . •" Head-quarters, Bayonne, AprU 3. 01 LOUIS ANTOINE. (Counteragned by) • 4, Count GUILLUMINOT." The Cons!itutionnel and Cakrier Francais of Tues day, contain Spanish news up to the Ist atalipril• ia clusive.-The are ettricts • • • iiort Tit COURIER VIA/MATS. We have received the Spanish Journals of the 30th . Ind 31s 3 t of PAgicti; 'they contain. -some reports of • *trentiala•Mitia and Bailasteroi; who ate following up their successes against the enemieriof the Constitu tion. The Kiag , set off from Yaldepegnas, on the 26th in the morning, and arrived the same day at El ViSO, where he lodged ie the ancient Palace of the Marquis di Santa - Crnt, which was prepared for his recOp6on. Every Where the inhabitants displayed the warmest enthusiasm foe the-Constitution. The King was hiiibintet on the 2'Tth, and to sleep :at Carolina: • Tlitis.thipassageof the Sierra Morena is achieved, acrd the King has•entered Andalusia. The ,Especiador of the-31u announcesthat it has pub-'I its last Notate& is Madrid, and that its next 'Number will be daied Seville; The most perfect tran quality prevails atidadrid. The Count d'Abisbal has :published a dispatch; announcing that a column of the troops of*Bessieres has been completely defeated. the Copititutiorncluates,:from a Spanish paper of April I, that the King was to have slept the precede. ...ink evening at Baylem. The journey benefits his 'health and that of the Queen. Their Majesties were _greatly affected with the Marls of attachment which • were everywhere shown them on their road. Every where they passed through patriotic acclamations. Ali the- Ircr.ch papers, with the exception of the •z - 'AII publish the prociaMation of the Duke; d'Angouleme, which appeared in The Star yester slay,. The Jcitruid des Deltats states that it is printed hods in French'atid.Spanish. PRIVATE CORUESPONDENCE. P.ssics, Aram 5. . The Magistrates of Police are at present busily em ploy ed in proceeding against the conspirators lately arrested ; but since nothing has been made public re lative to that plot, the Yobbo does not manifest much curiosity respecting it. It seems, however, to be of real importance; for. we are able to assure you ascer tain, that M. de Lostande, Aid-du-Camp to Guile rninot, has, since his con finement in prison, given himself up to the most violent despair: It is also said that he has made some valuable disclosures, which will tiro ow great light on the whole affair. The Liberal party, whose rage seems to increase in proportion to the disappearance of their projects of opposition to the war with Spain, now exert every rzvolutionag means of working on the people of the metropolis. Three days ago, in the street le Pelletier, • in the otiarter 'de'laChausSee d'Antin, placards were, found containing threats and provocations oftbeasost . seditious desciiption. These incitements to seditiosi produced no effect, and were soon torn dawn. • rARIS, TussesT, Arm. 8, Foes o'CLoes, , v.st. The French Consul, who left Madrid on the 28th . alt. has arrived in Paris. The accounts which he gives of the state of the Constitutional force in Spain are very discouraging to all the friends of Spanish • independence. By his account Ulman is within two leagues of Valencia, which is undefended either by regular troops or any great body of militia. The Government has detached the greatest portion of the troops who accompanied the King from Madrid against the insurgent fence in that' cittarteti. In blur viedro upwards. of: 1A)00 prisoners were taken, and cannon. J Before the Consul left Madrid 800 of the . fact h a criakenpbssession of Al Purdo, within ,cryT7 t i t distance of Madrid, and threatened the capital its& Abisbal was exerting himself With the greatest . w.yky; but without proportional success, :to ) ,4 41 1, 1 ;e.c1at. patriotism bf the people, and to organize Apu . ton twos circulating at l .lladrid proposing . .4ages in the Constitution. it was thought re markablethat this work had not been suppressed by . the Authorities. The PrenCh army, wbiet 11$14:•01i . 5 c , 0 4 47 morning, will meet with no resistance from Spanish troops till it reaches Madrid. As soon cis . the head!quarters of the Duke d'Angouleme. are. established in that capital, a SeluishAernty *it bz installed, and the whole fUnctions Of Goternogat in the conquered provinces carried on under its nettle anJ sanction. The three Continental Towets, it ii believed by the French Cabinet, *Will accredit their Ambassador to this mock phantom of French authority. The Pitote of Sunday says a change of Ministry in the French Cabinet is spoken of: M. Labourdon naye to be appointed to Finance—M. Delalot to Justice—M. de Bruges to War—M. de Vaubh.-nc to the :Urine, and M. Chateaubriand will remain Mi n'Attt of Foreign Affairs. • Mid+ 4 o 3 * f,tar ttt figr.tl4- EX E N . ° AA . * • - IAII trAre Ittf. •`t A ,x;ki . . - THURSDAY, APRIL 10, /1211‘• • . : THE FUND& ; ' • STUCK ICXCII ANON. if A LF2FAirt tWF. !Wit This Is settling-day, aid tie wasitet bin the giVatest confusion. •The present turns out to beassodier great'ileer account. Consols opened at 744, and inunediately - got ups they are now at Tsi ; the business doing is very great. Up to this hour we do not hear of any defaulter. FOREIGN FUNDS. Spatish Bonds opened at 911, they bare since been done 201, and are now at 89/. Current Prices: Russian, of 1898.71;, Neapolitan 68k, Old Spanish ai,liew 29/. Prussian 791, Colombian 57h, 58, Chilian 881. PRICE OF STOCKS AT OKE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 206-3 per Cent. Reduced, 7*l sis Spec Cent. Consols 743/4 75% 75 1 / 2 -3% pet:Cents. 8646 % * per Centi. Ald, 92% 92 1 / 4 9 2 Ye 4 per Cats. Neiv t 94% 95% % • Desik•tong Annuities, 18% 19 India Stock 238%—India Bonds 30s. 31s. 295. Erehumor - Cl,OOO, 16s. Ditto Small 13-1.145. 14s. Consols for Account 74% 751 $ 75. In a preceding column wo - havegi en the only ar. tides of intelligence in the French Papers of Tuesda! worth quoting. The accounts from the army, as wel as those from Spain, are somewhat contradictory and, although some of the French Journals assert till the army crossed the Bidassoa on Sunday, others stite this first military operation was not to take place until Monday. German Papers to the 3d inst. and Brussels Jour• nals to the eth, reached us this forenoon. They con tain some intelligence favourable to the Greeks, and additional information relative to the great confla gration in Constantinople, though the Brussels Oracle doubts that any fire has taken place since; and the letters from Vienna, as well as Papers to ■ late date, make no mention of It. It Is stated in an article from Frankfort, that 44 public opinion in Germany is averse to the war with Spain, that the Government take care to contradict the reports that are in circula tion on the eventual participation a the Gerniauni Confederation in this struggle." The follow - ing extracts : 4E311.1N, MARCII eu. Since the arrival of a second Tartar at Belgrade, sit days from Constantinople, nobody of the former city doubts of the confLigration ea the Capital. The Turks who have arrived, openly speak of this Irn ful event with their usual inditeritrice. to the accounts given by the • Tiiike t ,ileirsioal (01. - •• sana) as well as the. cannon-foundry, is burnt, aid ' also many houses belonging_thele Port.N. Olio "'iem situated on the side of Pere. The noutbeebtitbe houses burnt is estimated, .ptoliablY.F.*: beloid tai truth, at 70,000, by others at 40,000. The 'einese misfortune, however, is: certainly the destructiin' the arsenal, which deptiv . es the Porte of means completing its new naval armaments. There are various reports at Belgrade respecting the cause of this file : some ascribe if to the Greeks, others to the Janissaries, or to the soldiers that usurped wit' the fleet. They relate at Belgrade, that dating the conflagration the Sultan tore his beard and exclaimed, " This is a judgment front GOD, on account of dr Christian dogs r We send these as reports, till tb. arrival of the next letters from Constantinople, whl will clear the matter up. From the neighbourhood. of Jeannina we have accounts of the Sd of Mar* .whits say, that the Albanese who were in garritin at Arta and Prevesa gave up these fcittresses, at that all the Albasiaawhave declined the proposals the new Seraskier, Mehmed Pacha, and anninuf take parkwith the Greeks. As soon as Mehmed gi this hope disapiainted,. he retired • tothe envirOns' Salonichi, where he remains wholly on the defensive, endeavouring to collect a fresh force. The Greek, are masters tif all Moiety, etcept Larissa; and Mr rocordato has folned - Botearis at the Fete Wells. • CORFU, MARCH s. • Since the fall of Co:intb, that of Patras i$ at On the 18th of Febniary the last outworks • were storase4 mid since the 25th of February from 80 90 peisods doily perish from famine. The castle Lepanto alsci . ninst soon fill; if nkt already taken. VIINNA. Dimwit 46.—hiesaMines 78i ; Bank Sh. 867 44. 47.—Mstalliques 78 7.6; Dank Mu 866. _WARSAW. MARCH 24. Ode Gazette of the 15th publishes an Ordinance by PrinteZijonezekiLieutenarOGeneral of the king. ddm, to the following effect : Considering that the Kingdom of !Wand suffers this ye6l l a great scarcity of summer corn, that it is necessary to pniennse, .a sielficiency for the vonsunsptioa of the country and tortured next 'spring, and, for tbir purpose, to check exportation and ' mantrap insportatios, by the advice of the Coestahties of ' vetoment of the Interior, the Poke, tht Beeettee; end the eliesintrore order, 1. From the day at toot of the present Deem, , than be ' permitted to heap coontriekwitkeet Replies* of duty, friiliiiiiillo#6 ti n wheat, oats, peas,, . *heat ! - ditty . noa florins pill see ifsall be paid on die eelpietades of s& rale. • • a. This fra impoltadtiCiAoll6,li Sttli'slid the duii exportation shall be in lone 1111,441644 'idimigt. • By another ordinance all in the districts of our city are to ee* tee* from the Ist of May, and no new mei may be eateildisbed within a mile of the ditch of the city. A committee . • • • be forniea - to hut lite" inahlithlifihat ' imay be claimed bctle itenprietory ei3listilleries which _ . ,; T 1▪ 9V, 17.1 9d; : ,./ : • -* . . „),I. vie Allowin g is an• extract - of a letter frost ,the is to LLOYD'S at Genoa, datei 29th Match: / / • The Master of a coasting vessel, arrived here Ira k •Cette, 61 1s ailt. that on passing.the outer roads of Toulon, on the led 'mitt se e he observed two line-of-battle ships and three frigates at Anchor there. It is reported that fifteen ships of war, of di& 'ferent rain, are fitting out la that port; and that orders had Arrived to arm the batteries on the coast, foe the protection of their trade against cruisers. The fleet of this State is preparing Iliwiasc I - ••• - • • NA7 , 41.1 , y714.Erard..,, , cr... - ! ..•:,,cr,Q •'- • 4..11•64.11 r , 7 -/. The Upstalboosa, %MCI% flow Rmbden to Bourdezut, t a Is lost on awl:test of Tretablivle, . e , .. • Ths_iirillissa,llAu., from Liverpool to Baltintote,:tri u whit on the 80th tat. in lat. 41. long. 15. bp& Peace, arrived in the Mier. The -Eagle, Coarser" from Baltimore, whi c h was d . it lig ,, n shore In the Teed last month, has been condemned and solt7 The Hoop, W 111218114 from Cute to digtsterdatn, imam s .4 near Hubei!' on the 12th tilt, and full of water. Great the cacao saved. Purstourn Aran. B.—Wind 1 1 1..-Sallool the Meat St Cosassan, fo r St. John's, Newtoundl an d ; Bustler, Laaa geit Figura; and NautUus„ Muctseit, for Patte r Edward's POITIMOUTM, Aran. 2.—Wind B.—Arrived th e trod ' Rmis° 7l36 9fro'n_Deaukr:Ara; Retard, Cs.% fr ont ' , -.sail •aauc ogausal. ...• ma... e. •a• 4. 40..... ..' ..... ....... .. Y•s•Y"'a'. KOMINGTON, iron Declaran t Regard, Cava, front Ainni s ra - t n l to fit out." Lord Exmouth, Nuts, from Smyrna. Sailed his Pita' " Pays*. BRAME, (or South America. at . Theo, Amu. 9.—Wind N.—Came down from thelthei Some of our contemporaries, who are very ready at di afternoon and sailed, the Salmon River, Geaysnasx, for p g t i t • -, s ,g sposin gof Embassies, have rent the Marquis of dolphia. Remain in the Downs, the SLVERX frigate, a n d Da ss, Ilmerrona and Mr. CaOKER on distinct diplomatic a geulclea'iw'restti I n d 9.—Wind t ' E.N rn A' ed the missions to France. The only part of the statement son pac k et , from Cuxhaven; and Jane, ditto, r 1g" from G Zi cittatbu:sk that is correct is, that his Lordship, and the Secre- t . tary to the Admiralty have left town for Paris; but SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. it is entirely on their own private business, and not • WAIN& in the slightest degree connected with the affairs of Both Aby Bekaa and Haiteoa strewed publicly Tetr a d a ' y al g a. i either the French or the English Government. sporting houses. Beim. exhibits the eff ects of hue ou r ..and that is under the left ear. H a l ton ' s face is muck.hnting-1 • besides a pair of black eyes. He fought boa leib• - • 7 Mr. VILLIERS ' a King's Messenger, arrived this now wens out; an d h e was mac h „.„, atch ' ea .in ' only. Mk morning at the Foreign O ffi ce, with Dispatches from fighting. Belau* waited on the ° Pr:s e i r d ent o f the. t i p ad yesterday, to receive the stakes. St. Petersburg!). lUSLANCIIOLY EFFECTS Or PUGIULISL•.—Vi A French. statistical writer says of Madrid, that ands l atteri nd Clarks Matthews the f rowe edri tt Ai „ Wa ll "it wants all the substantial attributes of a capital and the atter a stocking-maker, 'both ' j ot Trark 4 fl esh - WY - . akt ~. ar- nated in a public-house on the precedin g evenin g; when, d r . —not central—unconnected with the transaction , of the Mitton Lep. near that town, to decide a quarm a i , , kii ,,,- Lay public busily:is—situated in a desert—that the real el upon killed him upon the spot r P A u n Inquest was held al the bi lk - enratthe4,emarndosf tits hard ae fighting , a pea WOW (MR itabeett, , ell capital was to be sought in the great maritime cities sed a concits,ton of tlttiorsi k ; adsTabevfec4rdeiclltra. B l e trans u lZg o h f tti the lV2 C " reterset . I ,' ry ; on the coast of the Mediterranean, and in Cadiz— hat Madrid being a mere Versailles." Under these cir- following o w n ore the rste mr , °nen f ik o n; ttioiteilL seconds, a ß nd ob o rt t s i:o b f ra th a e i n so l h a l f v ..i e n b sr Samuel F:atik t ,, ,. .,,, cumstances, its abandonment by the Spaniards, and ell its occupation by the French, are not of real import- ace ante as affecting the contest between the two nations. cener jail . Roberts b e in g a youn g man ee n f a , C e U r nl y a, 4 . ch t : 11 : The Neapolitans, from causes which it is needless the melancholy situation in which he is now paced g has a hiji . i . a a nd gen it era wi l il amo n g d re o e u ti b li t t lexx of v, l4 .ei t ; h y mucl i i a n ilr his i a f ' a se v e s u a r, w h it i senlvDrBohuhgautl Suppose (as was not unlikely, and was at one time k; - to specify, chose to proclaim the constitution of Spain. or- trial, that it was with very great reluctance be was p i ,„ nof to engage in this . tfray. • Feathers was not nni rela d ," - in s inththeibsatotrilef,oratnudnaattemtzns:ictraiz,„ihiißtowbca.rs::ineu,se:i 'swpro.l'. contemplated)tkey had preferred the Constitutis l of ittiz i f o lt m te a d x h is i m m : fi l e es 0n " Estglonli, would suck a preference have been a jnst m cond at end cause for making war upon us, on account of the to undertake it. Alarthews's course of life for many y ea r s fia- " contagion of our doctrines and example?" it be i f s ur t e be the dr trli ded nal zele If the Spaniards are to blame for giving themselves beane a n pp su e c arati h. a ce s, tutelary Institutions, the Englishmen aho invoked young wife, who is very near the time of her coufiLlitall4l:4l the his resolution of fighting, when he gut np in the snwhi g , aa the Prince of ORANGE to mount the English Throne, upon this poor creature's earnestly beggin g him not to' • ii : da l as well as the Parliament which passed the Act of her intention of fa/I(mi bin,, in or om Settlement, were equally criminal ; and, in fact, were be hint ing tbreatened to murder her if sh e qu itted bee tle ; ti) sad ski treated as such by the predecessors of the present dreadf u l words were the last she waam-41 eve r hut . • of the Amazonian mother of the deceased —who woe as fp n ' ts French Monarch. Louts XIV. prepared a powerful utter! . If parental feding is not too much blunted in 'ltchie r ' .witneis to this fital combat and has herself not arthri t is* ila. iratiement to punish the English nation for havin g abolished legitimacy, and substituted legal rule. His been a principal actor in similar rencou ter immediate successor was engaged,.during the greater must b e the reflection, that it was tea great Me .gua e lit tlirog ar s e girt Of bh reign, in attempts to expel the House of her instrumentality that the challenge was given, and that a.' , iirincrier;and restore civil and religious tyranny with fight afterwards took pist e. i the SrVASTS.—Louts XVIII. therefore, only follows *BADSWORTH HUNT. .n ~ i n a family precedent. Pontefract Park, the day aftertbe Racer, last Week, Milt , Tufts Je-SUITS.--PrOnl accounts in the French Pa- a gay assembly, in consequence of the h oun d s meeti ng uer pees, it seems the brethren of this Order are very , :z • according to was very fivour a bl e . an d the spew .. annual custom, on concl u di ng the i r spoil fir w _ The =CCM of this staunch p ac k o f fox - hounds has beea ".. "le active in Switzerland. After two or three years season; the ed- hpeiations and intrigue s , they have ac t ually sue- whole this season mos t brilliant, and fully supports the . .: PIK • ceeded, at Fribourg, in getting.; schoolmaster slim- Mae they so much deierve. i s i - : issotred before the Connell, and examined as to the ;--. "- STEEPLE CHACE. , '.., . ~ Match of 15 soverei g ns each soak . . A. itli_ ill** .instruction he dispensed to his pupils. In ' k SvietiWttlel - I - helaud'they ate establishing seminaries, and in Swit- L'r re l;T' a bvt th w e eeu CZttiurbaltar.Lt Marks andal e sv it: . ? H.B4 fretk i ll dkbarn i Cottage, ' near South nainams e , to sta r t go t t u •: en lace s a !efi''' 4:eiiand overturning them; both are done, however, Ilse witb the same object-,that of 'regai , n u in t g w t e he t i r r u f sc or t m he e y r i c Pi l l oi l i er cOU S n i t i r dd y._ leeez • The a th o di te , s e:, ance a *bunt "rave inna '' Slik tp` poWer over the minds of youth. IA very mounted, krpt twee char h ig t h ou t ; here Alz . • • 2 4 22 • are not likely to succeed; as they mere opposed at Fri - k a dames - II 'lb theg reat er part of the inha bit ant s , and in ~,s . _Ain y competitors. tee.n whits! Aft. Hamilton pursued a straighter coarse • . . ' `" Ireland by Mr. PARKER. The whole' town of Fri- Marks took the best road, by the Hermitage, for • . ' " bonrg, with the Council of Government. wasin great v e --ft. four mM 'before ° titer. arri ving J at ffery tbs ' .-• ag . itation ; and it was feared the intrigues of the Jet t h e ' suits Mfgtit lead to some still greater conitnotions a l ois r way. a l oft) home. It was done in 42 minutes. lies ... than breaking windows. . . , wAI.tiNG MATCH 'FOR TWENTY SOVER' ' • rich to walk a fair heel aOd soe matc h e t is milmin mason, 6 We are doubtful if the island oraubsi woula be an Officer in the Army (Mr. W e bb), un d ertook , as ' hi I worth one farthing toGreat Britain. West Indian the produce is alrfady too abundant in our markets; for a three-mile piece of g rounds Th e match took place at L in blidgeraes and betting are 4t04 on time. The : - -I ied, the interest of the growers. The planters in:theislinds' did the g rit ; T o c si n n i ne n i imtn . and 20 seconds , and es .4 the we already possess are ruined fromi low prices,like lino Ns"-e9 mkt** and 40 seconds. Th e first as min .1 the our agriculturists at home, and what benefit could' Padannattin two araaniss ander the hour, n i ne =Doha -. 4 arise from still more heavily loading oar markets?- 1 !d*l'fiand'n half utl.der askbog and a half, antithe wise • j iieli I t may be said, that si et terat .h I Gee 11.tritaiN . ode, ' lll '- 1431 - 98r " 59' minutes , 111(115 becsdkis ' ' CC/Mt ING. nod or Spain shall possess Cuba, the qiiitititYlAtif vii,. is still the Rae, -and the traneforenne;ofaie • _to •pretiot Raiftid, mist *that:Ware Mk Dubai, .... ii in . l any State' Ceollist tart inesseade the total aatodatinillei.the !mid alaim of .41114 k" be karthra between • ~ --, I N 4 a n d Foes" ter los guineas a battle sued tea 1 and great mar k of the world._ .. as• it, ,i.. 1 - ". ." tidw - ed,bAmeeti , . _ Bret day's sodas, at fool; o ' clock, make •- . 1 f .- someschme4 hut tlsis.argnment woutill,i4 . lY„ that a: ' *w ar ~ - , 4 ,,„ ' f. " . . deficiency also somewhere exists,. vivkieb:, lc not the , Flfe _, . - • . • --- ' • till* 1 F to ' case; and, .therefore, it ealy :hews • theltatel worth- ' ;Odds ea dm mate. AI to 5 In favourer 104 gau;. l Inswing of the acquisition to any county f.' ,IrliDe the - - - ;'- I .d power of producing West .Indian commodittei js se Fla %MIS libertine.— At a quarter to .., :. ~ -i Ws .Rsaisi v aa penning Are broke out at Dir e r ' ',,•l estensWe,-aild the powerof consumption .isais dispro: ii=bliehatime,tn 11am-court, m et ... _. , ~... - , ive ' pottiodally limited, the of lift : island is not .e was in a dreadful state of alarm. • -:" telex worth the kidc deeds. Tra t e s us i°n umptiosi of ezpbated 'was, isesed,verese man we :lave witnessed on Vat • I [an- sugar, coffee, cotton, spices, Sr. is gonGnal almost -awas* owing °l 6 shwiem of th* lows tisilligillF • I entirely to Europe, - and-the Northern States of. Ame: the a nn "' and the Mi 1..,. . difkultf of eV ...am...t e1l - . T , .A.al Women and men, :lea, while the' means of firothsetiOn'•extend-over twisi• dam e s the avid ;some cu 2oo) . mdewy ' were *en looking O7a '' . 1,„ l ' _, thirds of the iiihahiteci globe; but this it not all, in others, in the violence of tisk anisisb, -•-. • 4 ; 4 : 1 I • llW** * Abe article:of:sugar, one of the mostimpartant, the lest their sal_ Two parish eughses mind • •, ' ' was a plentiful supply of water; but the ....• , . :I. Pon island of St . Domino' alone hi capable of supplying doctors to bring Into play, added to nat . ." f ) • ,0 all Europe ; eint, in: alereedh• emissions in such cli- ' , l i vi d o f t h e w / i n alkink like. n li ce engines st • .s. 0 of, mates are useless iriftutfiliratlces to all but their indi- the progress of me conesaradaa ; bat not MOM al '.l . rooms occupiers.-- , Dollist•blititc4 destroyed the-Maidenhead public-pane l , •Alt _Si ' Sdl I. ' . &atorrhty, the funeral Of the late PrincipalillAwton a" th e lam " I t I t use Plet; in .,,,,,___., 1 4 11 . 61 ,___,.. 0 1 • 1 9 .. NS. ' die; three other of eilimosti, tobhplace there. 'tires most numerously to add, that nediverbmarebeciTidrig"`"stiel I ' 4 ' . ' . ,• . : and respectably attended by the Magistrates of Gies- eased tva the 'staircase hethelatest et lir. Pot*. ' ...1 .: row, Prqfessors and Students of the College, in pro. MIN (worladat idewo yeast ~, sed ; _. mai cation, followed by the numerous friends of the de. e alan rec r th ad of their 4 kagia , am/ way . ' 1 '44 i tig . fased. A great crowd of spectators attended. over the roots of thn ?midi a perty has leen saved. • . -• -to t)i4 ,el'?.; -• . Sit CRAIILES BAMFYLDIE passed last night very _Last Ada an limpid .1 1 0§..169 0010:1* , ~ ,4. • tranquilly, and confident topes are now entertained Wes* Th ews Stirlfea• Me, Cannel far, '.. t . 4 year of his reeovery. body ofitl . ryiyanis. Ihniselee'llobajil l A,: ''' ' ierve SiT PaARCIS DiaAltGra haiing resigned the eon- :aer " t " . "° E c t inicr i " Pan ': " 11 " 4- " I ! seed bit. UMW rOo • bitaiseWand lbe ionsmd test for A.Cderman of Langbourn Ward, Mr. Kai has 'twain ma dlidnriveaksrledeara at,...Nes IAS . •*. ... i : .'? rd tii • i been - elected. : the miaow of Sir Samuel Jen*. Vie r Go- Joseph Morland, the man who shot Si r Csannagolatn,_oo4l,..lest e edd tat„..le ent,kh_kaabil •/ , 0 1 ' Sa- ilairman, was buried in a croseirend, ~ _ie* tho___ . _ 1ib. 7.7 - :- a i d e , mat 1. 6 131 tbe laU 4 sar = sum wk„ --". .. 9 era• Giese -I'. at half-put four o'sioelk, ' ii , genes Park ,,. ElitS didlrainf ec : aide ot the Irwin.. Dents the Me . winch • r a 1.:,,„ es. The Earl of exam arrived la tima.lieWageglfatit tie Deka Oa seeing . the dimmed rag to rat %•$, ~ .' 4. nii- bona .et Dirineenas mat*. adowick._ . ~. . -. -‘ , ... :;._. ..., 3:44i. w ad i th e pumas*, of ma* a ghi r p oop ,n,., a • iall pan e Nanning and Visa...tam Csasabannsollifireilh In* . he C and then pm fora "Moo. Mgr "" a -s A di= ot tileir eat me her i s ar ee. Marioleltriefiliasll% ' i bis. on &cooed is the aria. - psieaskd was . and Gionaillia inlaid brMirallatiM. eat aevex si after felt. Witness •- v. , . II dai .venial, franc tho Dube of Eihmoshas'al TA=V;;; ; ; ;s phoins this pWI. .ois the labi aminit • •Lady eiIIaIIPIPW and this lira Bliessiasis m Ma hint; be was still insondbia, sad apparel! . • tit on 'day at their bisuse, Whialhaliopaed, from theiresat,-.Wiondsb a , pato. .Deeeased was by undo a painter saes nbinhS'. l ,„ .; . Alain, Seas.. -' • 1%. '. . ', cu to dean windows. At the dine of the - . • Monday . night, about twelve o'cloik, rvearge'R us . deemeid) was quits sober; .his age, witness 'WOK •,. 0 i i i ' l7 % . solUiliely of the 14th drawn% fell ree en i t h et n or a ft years., Thom= Wood, bousisargem, 2 11)• M. ' aia' .6": •• ese :. College - street, . . 46 .-- 140 - W, _raid ' irAcitAf i.------1 7 r jtiii , i , otot de " l o t 7,,to toot bmglit 'bl ow t o o a th ,: e! illefit h,..4 .l wh qui ist . 1 ' ..4 died skull. He was-carried to the Ilayal . Intsanary t he et the brain ihe lived till lionday mon/kb •wl'al - kW* °rpm of trepanning, but expired in akw niiautes. Verdict—Ascideatal Death. ' . ' . , . • . . • ~ * 4 °. T ■