Star. — London, England, 1823-03-19 00:00:00

I. I I Iti . r 1 ' , -•- • • P Woos, sod sibs &put irssotdoned to to milted • et Apra. The Welsh .I.4EV Airline*. BIS ono read clinrdne. to Da grad a snood dm; tbo *tier at April. Mr. BROODED( presented a Petitioa tree Oohed spinst the Insolvent Debton' BUL ii:46iiiircise ----- to — ; - eoire for leave to being hi a Bill sow the subject of the Administration of Justice in Wake. The host. M em ber stated, that the Bill was founded upon the Re ports of the Committoes which had sit upon dm sob**. -Ho. moved for leave to bring in a Bill to increase and emend the power of Judges is Wales, and to amend the Laws relatins is the HUMS said, be hoped the Hon. °adman would In troduce a douse fir pment the Welsh Judges from bolding seats that Rouse. . Mr. JONES aid, it was not his Intendon to propose such i shut; but it any Member thought proper to do So, he should hays-his support.--Leave was then ghee to being In the BM Lard A. HA hi ILTON gave node', that to-sorrow se i tudgist he should move tut km to being In a &I to abolish the Intetbr • Conliniesary C,ourts In Scotland. •• . Ate. OOU LBUSN laid on the table Copies ol Cortuspond ene• betwora the Government, the Irish Judie!. and the Com adwiesserta inquiry; likewise Copies oldie alba Indictment, ikerrOrdend to - be printed.—Adjourned at Half-past Wren. LIST OF THE IcIINORITT • • 011 111173111 . 111110110ar rot RINICAMI £15.000 tll 11110A1M0 ?81 A ATILLBIII.3I4IICii 17. Bennet, Hon. H. G. Hume, J.sepb Real, James Bernal, Ralph Hobbouse, J. C. ihnkb, William Blake, Sin F: " James, W. Warm. J. A. Browne, Dorn. Jervoim, G. P. Webtie. FAward Caulfield, Hon. 11. Lamb, Hon. C. Wbknwore, W. W. DaCrespigny. Sir W. Lambton, J. O. . Williams, J. P. : JAMison, W. J. Leader, W. Williams, W. baneannon,Viscountlionck, J. B. Wren!, M. Xmas, William Poyntz, W. 8. .—... Farquharson A. Robarts, G. J. MUM. _ - cisiic, Sir Itoirinsois Sir 0. Ricardo, David THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1523. THE FUN DS. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols pinned at 74* 1; went to e; down again, to fel, at which at this time they are steady. Some business was done in the earlier part of the morning. Foicasos Finuas.—Spanish Rands opened this morning at 251, 561145* 1, with a heavy market, most persona sellers; Chilian 09, Ncw Spanish 251, Old .34, New Prussian 723 to 7tte, Russian 74* to 72e, Columbian SO* e. Spanish Scrip 401. 11.414.-raver Thu, o'CLor.o.—Up to this hour, we do not hear that there are any arrivals from Paris. • . PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. . 3 per Cent. Consols 74 3 / 4 Vb 4 per Cts. New 9 . 154 14 W.-India Bonds 233.215. - Exchequer Bills of CLOW, 10. 12s. Consols fur PAyment 74% 1 % vs. In dill-louse of Commons last night, Sr JA3IIIII ACK NTOSSI asked whether his MAJESTY'S Ministers: hoped still to prevent, by negotiation, the unprovoked aggression by France ? . The answer of Mr. CANOTING was as decisive as the existing .posture of affairs tan be supposed to admit of. " The hnpe." he said, "to which this Govern:' ment had' long fondly clung, of preventing a War between France and Spain; if not totally eatinguirlesk was so far diminished as not to.alluw a reasemitie, espertatiort kostilities scald be award.* •• • Mr. CANNING aecumpanied this declaration with an indication of the general principles on Whisk the 13 ! it4ii :GOscrutticnt has proceeded in its Me diation ; and they are each as we axe convinced must give great and -general satisfaction. 'The " sacred independence sr nations," the " balance of poer," the a faith of treaties," the oldigatioits, whether positive or constructive, existing between us and other nations," hive all been kept scrupulously in view ; and what is of equal import in aquestion of thisitattne, due regard has heed paid to the pre servation of "the interests, honour, and moral sta tion of England." . The Right lion. Secretary intimated, that soon after the Recess (should nothing occur in the interim to cause an alteration in his views) he will lay before Parliiment a more detailed explanation of the line of policy his Majesty's Ministers have pursued, as Lich will enable Parliament and the Country to judge how far they have in truth acted up to the general principles' hus distinctly proclaimed. Mr. Caanztao added at the same time an as sarance, which must convey comfort to many an anxious mind throughout the country, that however Ministers may despair of preventing war between France and Spain, they see no reason—with a perfect regard, of course, to all, the considerations before asentlor.ed—for involviiig this country in the same olamity. • difter CANSINCI 111•-1 left the House, Sir riA N. tzt . i..blittislity took an opportunity of expressing, a k i v o rt plain terms,. his opinion, that Miaisters arc guilty of a great dereliction of duty, in not at once plunging the country into a war, to enforce the views which they entertain of the Conduct of France. Ac cording to the Hon. Baronet, there has been " !wither sense nor policy," " hononr nor good faith," in .their good uet—it has been altogetlier" base and degrading." —We were among those who admired the butt al true English feeling with . which Sir Fawners Stitt, • a ds rr atapplatforfOrd at the C0M81616011114t of tl>s E lest i os One :uit expression of the natiesig feeling trey, seemed dealrao shositi abroad,' Os on the Pending clu 0 0 04 :* imesiiion lisaieti but what delusion . 01,110,0 zglirettatlarglish feeling, when thOigft. aei • out such bold,, equat e ll44K - .. ualliflndi against. the Minim/ is isaees of that' • k.to *hods the vindicaglikismr foreign ti 4aikelo wi ffkialti belongs, and ia#iiitimes of all that 'on 14 6 th n roisters have theclaaid thiaisaiwee it i i di, give, acid without whicb,it is not passible mi lat * le uogieern4la Baronet, or any man whatever,' on $a out itch saw of derelict;on has been plenso4oo Wiper tatibealki as far as otatilerlithe vet Vt: =siblo . dad tap have mot Ilm thi' patri;dl eitiit at lease they smi *did to nod support of every true friend to , the boom nod fare of bb country. • Sir PRAWCUS ventured to back his Attatk On Mk tilXets by an "assertion that the AdMitimous voice of the nation is in falicitir of those who call aloud for wet. We believe drat it is just as much so as it was hi favour of the Honourable 'kraut when he used to be insisting for Annual Parliaments, Elettimi . by Ballot, and Universal Suffrage. Mr. Cat.CeitT *lce more truly When he idarmed that Ministers : would, on the contrary, 4 4 be carting the general &dint along with them' if, keepiot the honour of the country untouched, they could bring ton consurri- . Manion that happy prosperity . whicli had:lsegnn and Marcie Rich considerable program." We must crave the attention'of our Readers to one point more in this debate: After Me display which was made at the Spanish, dinner, we stated broadly our opinion, that there was a party intent on getting up a degree of impassioned sympathy for the .. .Stia• niards, which might help to precipitate tkii country into the war-along with them. Of ate truth of this sus icion we had last night a strilc!ng con fi rmation. Mr. INI:WAs tV4,soN, who lels present at the dinner, ex pressed his approbation of the course pursued by •Mi bisters.—Colonvl Myles on t L rose and expressed !As surpriselhat Mr. W. could do so after going "'to pledge filth to Nye Ambassador of Spain."—Mr. Rt- GOOD° observed, that be too was of the dinner party, but that"-he did not consider this as giving a pledge to go to war." lie wished well to the Spanish cause; but thought uith Mr. Wit.cns, that if we can by any means keep out of the war, we ought. And such we believe to lac the sense of the country. We received to-day.by a Mail from Hamburg!). the subjoined extract from the Bremen Gagette of March 11th. _ CONSTANTINOPLE, FEBRUARY 4. The first news . of the resolution adopted by the Soiereigns at Verona, not to take in any respect the Ott of the Greeks, was received here through the, ~ Embassy. The impression that it made was eery agreeable, but it was supposed to be wholly owing to • the English Ambassador. It made no change.in the feelipgs towards Russia, for it was pre sumed that this Power had only yielded to tempo. porary circumstances, but by no means renounced the projects which it had been supposed to entertain. Soon -afterwards, however, news was sent by the -Ilosporlar of Wallachia that his Majesty the Emperor Ar..AtuAta :bed signified to him his resolution to ap rant CUniul-Geueral in the Principalitieii stud that M. .I=cy, .who . was appointed to that pest, bed arta 'veil at ll:rrnar.stedt, in order to•open associations relpec.firg Ibis future cm6ce. RePoit soon added that_ M....Mineaky was commissioned to lay alosindation, when he should be at Bucharest,' for the future relations between Russia ana the Porte. —.ln the Divan it seemed - tb be resolved to decide neehing before the return of Lind Strangford, be. cause he was expected to give an Pffittial explanation of the situation in which the Porte might consider itself as being placed after the termination of the Congress at Verona ; ar.d, therefore, the decision upon the te port of the IlospoJar was . deferred till that time., Lord Strangford, however, kept. away longer than was expected. It was understood, however, that: Lord Strangford had, on his way, stopped a consi derable time in the lonian islands; and ship: that arrived from thence brought news that he bad there had conferences with several of the Greek Chiefs. He arrived at length on the 16th of January.) Ninercen days, however, hare now passedlince his arrival, and we hear nothing Obis basing an audi. knee either of the Grand Vizier or. the Sultan, and, this gives rise to a thousand reports. The result of all the inquiries that hare been tnade is, that during these nineteen days ho negociation whatever has tak9n place. Meantime, shipi coming, froth the Island: confirm the reports which are spread through the whole Archipelago, of his Lordship's negocilti% with the dteeh Chiefs. *: :aphis the war with Spain. It - states, that a tie re pet of war hail spread alarm among 'the ttgding. 'asansfactoring, and agricultural elessass all perceive that this measure must bring abbdt their rids.'' and that sLeverf French heart shtinktin diieray floai the 'dangers which threaten society atlarge.xnd which alio compromise the dearest and mott sacred intercis." In the Chamber of Deputies, tin Saturday, Jul. de I4IIIIILLIf moved that the Editors and Proprietors of the Journal du COSHISeree should be indicted for the dimmer in which the enulsion of M. MANUEL had 'been spoken of in that Paper. It was determined that a legal prosecution was preferable to summoning the party to the bar of the House, because, by the latter course; the house would appear to be judge in its own cape. The accused, therefore, in this case, hate no reason to complain, if the. mode of striking Ai Jury be fair, and the lodges iinpaitial. Madrid Papers to the Bth instant have been re iaved. Their principal contents have been antici ied. They confirm the total defeat of Becsicaes. rudvices had been received 'from the advanced co mn, under the command of General Craft LY, giving information that the remnanr of the tebels who were in Bugle have been destroyed, 1000 prisoners taken, together with the wife of Roy) (3 Catalan Chief un- Aer Ms:nettle), and a considerable sum in money. Roro fled with only thirty of his people. The action took place on the 28th ult. at Ahnonaud. The money taken is 25,000 dollars. Roy° and Tram escaped only by their not being at the time with the main body. The Espedador of the sth states, that in the Sit— !inz of the Cortes on the preceding day, the follow ing motion, made by Senor CANGA, was approved, pis.-. 46 I request that the Cortes will he pleased to recommend to the Government the formal conclu lien of the Treaty of Alliance with the noble and brave Portuguese nation." Proposition of Senor Moose was read, in which besotted, that as the removal of the Cones and Go eerament to the city of Seville had been resolved upon, as well as several other measures intended to facilitate the same, it was expedient to consider what was to be done with the number of prisoners confined in tke capital and other places, on charges of conspi racy, 'and who, should the enemy advance and libe rate them, would serve to swell his ranks; he, there fore, wished the Cortes to take the subject into con sideration, and allow it to be submitted to a special Committee, or entrust the same to the Government, in'order that they may take the necessary. measures for the security of the prisoners. The Fleet that is now fitting eat at the different ports (with Abe exception of the Rrrstmz) is intended as a fleet of practice Obit evolution only, sad, will return to pat after six weeks truize. It will be oommanded, as in 10111, by Sir IL Hatt°. wat.l, whose Seat then consisted of the yoaxstrr,, Admiral Sir IL Hattostms, CaptainTast..;-a ; die firauLtias, Captain Bon; the Sumo, Captain . garca; the Ss ti, Captain Baoccriess4 the Housetops., Sir A. Dints; the Vinsona, Captain Asszoti bta ; and NoaastuataraiJOlD. Captain WALKaa. The Somber Of men ordered to. each ship brings them back to the origiaal Peace tstablishatent, of 500 men for a 74. The flag of this Squadjon will be on beard the Radix; 9f 120 guns, which is to be launched with great pomp an the 19rla April nee, at Chatham. His Royal Highness the Dyke of CLaamme will be present; after which be proceeds to Sheerness, to inspect the magnificent new Worts rime, widchlate now Mourned a taint Imposing aspect. BRIGHTON, MARCH 18. - This town now rejoices in, the recovery of our be• loved SOVIM1110)1; hilarity may be said to have again commenced iti reign, and with a promise of an in-' spiriting continuance. The arrivals at the Palace yesterday were numerous and important; they eluded the Duke of Yost, . the Duke of CIA ILIUM the LOAD cisorszatmat, the MASTS& Or t h e HIM/1i Mr. and Mrs. AItTIIIIR 4TANHOPIIt o 81r8. llisissa, sod 'General Ostrow ; all of whom arrived in thus Vika,' Abe honour Of dining with his MAJOSTY. 110 Giike It You 4 greatly imptovedin health ; the Onto of Cs r ostettea ts Thqf loyal Hisbususirri" - ' fie#9lqance to the fashiaiiablopeoe.-- 'rec. be nolhe . India Onbilany, 'and-Tor ettlin ent services - peen:me,' in India. After the ilesoln . tints . of the Cobrt of Directors lel read, Mr. Hume addressed the Curt to express hie jeusiousy of stith grants, though hi did lot isseaespes calcally to opppse this one. • Alter some observations tom other Praprietnrs,all 'of which went to testify great satisfiction with t a tts services of the Milita r y i n India, an d particularly w a lk 'the important services rendered by Major CANNA% the_grant was unanimously agreed to. The Court was afterwards to consider of the pros piety of presenting a Petition to Rirliamens. to estialise the duties on Eist and Weat India. sugars anal no doubt was entertained th.it• a petition with prayer to-this porpor, would be agreed-to. • -:; i►.tl • U " 1 1 ••. . • N 1o:it 11 In it • riM4MCOUIti compdcy. to the lan INDIJ ' That ','GrtsErt Ailjolmuttsl PlirDitY nest s tht noon, for the purpot of the East•ln4la Si Pr PROPR 1 respectfully int' CLOSE on TCLSDA' catg ut ] to return an the same, on or be beer. the hilts mentin or the Library of 0 MET IKIPOLII rpHL PROPR JIL spectfully htfol this Society will be 1 o'Clock precisely, to to promote the pay No. 11, INar Bridge fdtr . k On!errl lk At the Custom-iiou: ;%hirch, 1823. yru: THE COW P.l4n, 43 Mats, •!. o:h.:r noat and her A Which have beet Likewise The sheiva may be tit en at the Cuitotn-11 ,7,. . FOR 11.1 An:ere:l4e Mon. ht the Custorn•licties April, 1826, rtsii E LIN Di 11411 Foreksn Brandy (ptl4 • 'Strength) 348 gat... Foreign Genefa, 212 French Wine, 23 1-5 t French Cordials, 1 3.. Haman f lair, 298 lbs. Paintins, 10 Cashmere Shawl, t Cashmere Scarfs, 4 India • Nluslin l)rtues India 'Muslin*, 68) ya Muslin Scaifs, : Also, [fury Parasc Wirt, Ostmet, Coral Ilecklacei, Bracelet', Draft,• the whole of wlk: Court of N.t.chequer, a itt - bis Majesty's Wort redint the d.ty of gale No p_trt of the abet • tits tittreou rev. ctiv4 • • COUHI Ia if e Counties of St Pan where the tar Vrekrred, not Octet A %YELL..B(3 110t79 tir Of about Iry *XV ea aid Lifitart, bt Bee II hew fled 7 e,econe Sanding for 3 Card walkii Garden soln4 Acres of Grass: Lend. mod ter leo liept -iert Tames, eackArestsmite s.tairtter 1823 (or fru witlepanismdate (west arPhOcer .(IAVIIN. lILIN L D .; • , _.e.,, 4 : QM AT jltiffElfl. AN, - • iiili A r lo ,!* Ofcliff attistdirrLONC Wad; SZO rt*.iirs., =sts:rs. Selter*lY. • - 1 i4 v i kg . "iflikiiiii" ' e itsit -I tisiArtWest e r ePf .t4i 410. very, b •WIS Osittbildl4 ) ficemcinge l 2B , ! at the West to Aeb jacconot Most 444 . 44 . 4 )eeri0t1e fine Dresses Or Gentle:lle '"yards for ss. W. I s. Gcl. 140 Ps. of y: .4 ItOnlatiOntd equal. it: Wahl/ its purity of et rNs. 6d. 620' Ps. ng Dresses, 3s. cleasld assort:3*ot of fur ." to approaching So 1811 LINENS 'Hied patrol.ase 1 ahoye attletes, eh, -- )romodio g Atli; I iepletrishiot Ikeii Ask i-etbs Litiens4ti. DO, Li. 6 4. 0 Imficiu* Ine oozes or Hdroa.clj Ldp F ititio s 1$ aod, y . tio x.t r i f cr ,t 4l l ; ~ inde • i UZI 14 44044 ac * 4 .11, Rut 411.:10.. to C ret l e i is akoo Likuk-hueosiseets the allWaiia 154,- gull ihelkl.i. det Eli. ed. yeerri,_ firgibtimil44s. l ia•,. Te4l Womb* 11214 art_ ta t st,,_ , P* es ts ...gun a. 4r- *NildtailtAi w ir mi te l l 'qr, ilhe aiiva ftiasi nof a ny m h o harbor. Thee trews who had landed began to tom- .1114 TING OF PROPRIETORS 13' E.151' , INDIA STOCK--(TNIS DAY). We eenkaeut'uitimigt des, boa Abdallalt i sti oid orsea , h ,,,, i hati„„,,,, i 4 wore% friNewiting 4=l. 1 "--(r-s: .. At twelve o'clock this day a Special General Cftlri . .1 I ' lib. 1 the Proprietors was held, fot the purpose of 14y. awl meta the • ~..,... .. The P i ma Nal Pawl{.: e ~.!,._* i-ing before them x Resolution of the Court of D4rec. 1 .2 1 1 1 Ad th e j __ at "''' iltiotbaraof the Tribunal of Conalierae 01 4VIIIIISIQ I tors. granting 38000 -Bombay rupees to Alajo r ' imell '' 'la* addressed a Petition to thtehamber of 15470%1 CAIN AC, on account of some claims he_ h.os on du, Ito kohdamseir onA QUEENSBEttRY ESTATES. Ealtatox.--In our nottus yesterday of the Appeals respecting she Q.uszassaaav Estates, for the ' 4 Duke's Executors," read . the N Duke of Doecutssan's Esetutors and the Earl of Wrstyss." It is these parties•who have entered the Appeals to the Housed •Lords •against' the derision tat the Court of Session as to the . ♦iolent profits. , . THE ARMY. • Most of the English residents , solved on taking their imaiediate that Capita). ; The road between . /lads*, 4 . 45,6 'lnlssoniinsieverelparts. with imads.olamb‘ers. - English Gentlemen svho lett Londoit the. 14lih and arsived •at Madrid on . the three times, and plundered of nearly . all their money. The cover, the tide of Ruyalisu, lima enraged against the English. atmed; but did no personal injury Kma's Taiscax.—The new grand Ballet Its high attraction with the Public, ..and as much splrk, laterest. and evict, as ai netwiditaniUmg she change of charaeten takes pine Incenswpwice of the _ cannems. The Houk wagers* itamda 1,. iwas. se extremely unfavourable. Agnew - shionables semi were the puke 00 .C4aliele. Duchess a thenemexi i ned. the Deb ' , _ • Dsone•loasmarime aidhii 4 "411...0 14 4e. bnaifigis • This b clog she _et layeatti a part 11, etch et, the Awe IMO was math ;winded av lexesantwai In dot mice litosesse or St o CsAmas Pots—llatunia4 .av six e'cloch,es the abommentioneg into his residence, in Harlepstriet,lte ono *whom iebbild hiss 'Of his gdd teettulaiely the servant was at the doer , ha after the Villain who made t? igy avian, seized the robber. Within lAwialienp. 7L r li tLow 4a nt e crr i el ah t sit ar tblibery being :cesnplitely proved inannilidi to illkiWpas tor WA. Otd dslOcier. ethcted asa.enspe• . ; CommissitetS signed lei the Gold Lieutenant of Kent. • West Kent Regiment of Allnde.-Pateiv.l Dart Dyke, jun. Hoti. to be Captain, slee-Chapsnan, &erased. East Kent Regiment of Militia—George Boerne, F.sq. to be Lieutenant-leoionel, vice-Peasen, dammed ; IMAM Brockman, Esq. to be Major, vice Bourne, procured. Conimisdbit in the 2d Somerset Regiment of Militia, signed by - the Lord Lieutenant of the CoLotr of Sonwrstt. William Neerberry, Gen.-to be Kauko. Royal Radnorshire lililitia-+The ilonoursbk raseard Lord Harley to be Major-Commandant, rice the I Litton rabic the Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortittier, reaignA ; Lines Barnes, Esq. to be Captain, rice John Meredith, rei:goed. Commission in the . Western Regiment of Northumberland Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Korthuniberland. William Beaumont, Esq, to be Captain, vice Winship, deceasud. NAVAL LVTELLIGLNCE. Some apprehensions have been entertained within the tat- week, by the parties concerned, for the safety of the ship Regent, Noaroa, bound to China. We are happy to be enabled to state, that by the Cornelia, Serum which arrived at St. Helena about the end of November, *deices have been received stating that the Regent.passed Batavia early hi the month of October. Resides the ten ships of the line which we stated on Monday to be preparing at the porta of-Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Chat. ham, several frigates and sloops are to be fitted for sea. Pt.ruotrrn, Manor 17.—Wind N.W.—Arrived Off the port, the Genre, %num from Panama, 134 days out frost Valpa.- Italso for London • and the Dutch ship Colonist, from Demo- . rata, bound to Middleburg, in 46 days—all well. Posemuve, Itasca tg.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Rau sea*, Jereutwvfrom Antwerp for Philadelphia. Deist, Mallen le.—Wind W.N.W.—Sailed for the River., the Adventute, COLEMAN; Amity, MURRAY ; and Shakspeatv., , Roatrson, all from the South Seas ; - also the Dart. from St ? , Michael's.--Pasted by at the back of the Goodwin Sands, all well, the Minerva, JANSON, from Rotterdam to Bourdeael...... Came down - from the . Raver, the Animus. Owner . for Sr. John's, diewfoundknd ; Water% for Gren ada;. mut John Omani, Salmi ) for St. /Michael's. liMenea, Mated .18.—Wind N.Ra--Arrived the Remy a. pat et, from Cuabaven. s, Mau -1 Oases: 36.-Wind W.—Arrived the Cambridge, from London for Jamaica, for troops; and the Maria % germ:dam s from lidtimore, for orders, in 46 days. On the, Ist ult. a heavy sea struck the ship, washed the Mate overboard. , and killed osie seaman, started the main channels, wa s h e d awa y' the stanchions, and bulwarks. Dome, kl.sacu leas-Sunday evening were landed here, oat of as Amadeu brig, Mead to Philadelphia, who were takeout about half etas over, the Muter, mate, and three seamen, be. to a Swedish ship from Norway, loaded with timber, which was wrecked the Ott instant, about eight o'clock, a.m. the four men got into the foro.top, where they remained witbsat • victuals it drink till the Stb, when they were taken of she wreck , by the Moe, vessel, having been three days and. two Melo u s She arreeLs.-Five men and two buys • were. drowned ; the fin Revivers wale all very badly frost..olpped, and not able to witl Without heir.. . • l'iss East to& Camps; hare, *khan these tew days, pat MM at disk 41111‘rent searelindiea edit. kundroda of bands, is gum' .• queues of the rapid inereasaitt holiness • , • The Carlisle Canal teas opened oe 'WednesdaY• The Bm.t.enomion Hulk, at Sheerness, is dis charging ali het 'convicts, preparntosyto . being'con verted into an mylutn I* juvenile convicts, who are to be kept constantly at diferent midi% • spider mis ters appointed for this special purPote. Great praise is due to JOBS CA PPM. Ey AWNS judicioni separation of the young from the old °Sondem His. ` 4 ovrßl` A greet Improvement the - XAID 'be• .. A l l i val is u l ; ID" W I N? . ?twat be t a t e m a it b im ma p ite ro s vent udi en a t in pri ( bnrt c s o On A d ld ise m i P en rine. st; $ 4 4 141,1" tprouturisade4 +Ai oil ;. the &v. I*. Pavan, isewidy elected Minister of Is' " 5.... '1 • 4 • • •• . i a tr. , I ,ir es, Doike'ellatie, tooktbs °wheel sapremsty and diereses e n es la ii ii lei , i • 'il Muca.—Ths Papers hid before Parliament upon tblf . 7 : Ja si. a gillidt ; S i tin genersily that tar the men the exert-heft healthy) . Witte departsre . hobs .ig t. wishes, incoolladenee often arises from It. superb I house al ,i ,• ~,, .•,. . i ... .: •.• bligt tear,—A letter has been addressed . by me.• scorch j _ _ ~. . am 111141416415•piesalit goter erkkjegiatary to the Treasury, ;o Mr. PIATIVI a '. • his 41. 41 6 1111• 41 1142310" IWO' id • Par li ament for Sasser, informing bilk Draws London on the. 141 ill oho that his ifaiestes:Giverrussenr. after giving the sub- ' -1 :4 - lard, be 26 th, 'were . flapped lett faU• cpsddetatios; do not think they ought to. s: .r of their baggage and propose to Ittstlibatetit any alteration or remission of • I c ons i to robbers aalmaaedi - of the Ditty , on Hope The Treasury, however ' -will . fir N s . 6 and pretended to be ta k e i nto further- consideration, and be as indu lgent. Mornitil liflash. TAT, were well as pogande, the propriety of extending the time Ai ' c ea4 d yury to the tray s llers. wmitrthig-Doxy is to be paid. .- - k. A . fur the , a . •IftlB nd Bina of difred irnalntaino Alsisay. PhsroaawJoese—Tbe.matck to rl4tarse horse I !SSW fir l i o d d i, And wan all' tat* night with 1014 bones, was completed at 26 nainuteshefore one o'clock yea., th e 4, 01 as gm le nt reprimand... serday morainic. Obi tettott 6f yeitstday left Mr. Andrews at, . t e t om ,,,, ratters that had necesesally is quarter past eleven-o'clach, edam hr had performed lug dis r q u lns i dnioddels_ , _of Medium Muter distance Ist ten hears and a quarter. Ns baited the horse, or 11-. ado I. sesosn,sloonas the lewabir rilloway, refreshed lamaelf, and darted again at 12 "' 41;c14 ' it z act 0 Wong -Ow dleins•tigit fa- having the other half to perform at the rate of more than feet el e of thismtr, that VA miles and three-quarters an hour. He did the fuss ten milt ilk Aut os 27 kah at whiaihmesi. • •.- !. an lour and s belt, washed the mouth of the horse, an . da • mil . 1141 ag WI liPatala x r ' latched silt ten miles In rather less time. The rip gallit_ n. and Ark, •011 , bias)! ',dried, did be Went to bed (Or an boar anda half, efivet 7ll4 .___,,_rara Flaw '11 1 ;" - startedepht at five o'clock to do the retracting 42 inUes Ad 11, • le* 1 1 ' 1 Ir a' Plea!* ill , ballakaa ' gait' /redid the 20 milts In thrie hotel, halted an hoeroof in c ur 'ay as everflewhig aidienciki starred ,at nine o'clock meads fatigued, bii*tht horse was 'reek Meta Ilan_ . ,tieliSht ( lare ' '• ' and permitted the remaining 2.4 miles sad a bag at 40 ailaaart wid e R 44 —aenwasy etentni, between . poet 12 o'clock , winning the match by OD minutes. • ' • % _C4ittri i t atkatil 6 / 1 9 1 degn.ai*algointi . CORN IRCHAhIGR, MA RK.LANR, ktAaCli u 5.../ althii.i i ,he was attacked by twain's, . m o o s , a b ort m o t o f mo m ki n d s o f Oran atosarketlidi haliool 4...14!..thi1ai1.5., e g ad s ', ls ,_____ llll4l " 1 wierning and inns rendes dull at AlogidaY'apecia. 4,4 , 14 6 4111.1, "'"•" " ""'w '*l there)* so alteration. Beans sod Peas soil un theOo. 11 IMO yetprie la &ha alt!rki mad befog "'w last Tweed; lbw. le a fair truly - tee Osiestauhigar 0 01 #1. • al "4 1 thin a few yuds the *aldose), — -2-m—ver-otorre---",""w Se dement an examination yes. MEL' • .. L .,- ,„,A be Oa* sod the chaise of On the rathinstani, at We tent Btdteflftilier Riataas tarp Riac l i m ' Peeved iselms bins, he woo N. Vlseeiu, EN). . . .i F t '.. ' id. - Moans out to be a so- I - '- ~. - ' 7 - 11 ' ' ' •-- - ' 4l- - a -44e. !Ls 1.0 . .ND0N ; rripieJ andEgad2l 14/.1 1 !., lcfr, s , . • Tangible 1 I ?Sete, 1 - eriiiplt..B4f... s.: • . • • • • . . • - • .: ' - If changes have really taken place in the vistas of the English Embassy, nomosient can be morels vourable than the ptergeK to sesferce attention tothera. It is a fact, new beysed doubt, that. the Paths of EgYpts ; * ***toe tient that he sent his fleet to join the Tasks, sepplied I ke Greeks with -areas and amasaai; aid by this trade gains . riches which threatesiote Os formidable to the Porte as an army in ,th~l tirlA.: kis also well known, that the attempts t's **a gain with Persia love Tailed-a-it is •said, 1104 the & li lanoline. of a itukign . dluisces , :at th e. Oovit ist es &L • 310 - ,ehhate has taken plate in the sitOttion Welke , unties that surround us, since the result of the deli. beratiome at Yaws is known; sad this is i gnite In coasidetiag the wall-itricarn embarrass asap whiaktheloriekoeespeatieg their subsistetJse• The froueot poithei of tho tee* which the Gried Vizier cosmileig should Aid *owes iodic• ferent person to &dime that 'yet to be considered as over: ' -111SilabalidititiOistOtiAretfir, gives great satigarAhr Otaer . and we now enjoy lies lows bail iskaorkhft. 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