Star. — London, England, 1810-01-04 00:00:00

THE EVEIsTiNG STAR. e the parr de :Orr , ;Wan prew ar we 1.4* luelea". _Lady Lakei Odspaidinitla 4tlh, tad% ae4 The merry *OP iracity tuna iaap ing for it btdal for the gracga . . 414 - 04 9 46 4- -“ , e l R. lad; ~,xre^. 1 I - We lament tesiair dua tied Hows...— _ 411. Lord )(Locum? itosiodowed as his saftessor_ la the government . of Piratic*, in which eve Ge• neral CaLitOmb.ran able officer and loan of sciences will succeed Lord Itutobtnrk in the government of the Royal Military College. • • The vacant, Red Ribbon is to hesOyen . to -General I , Gloom boo. We regret to hear that he has been: . dangerously ill since his return from Wakbeiten..."' The command of the rear guards, and thEilibiP evacuat,ion of all the,ports in Walcheten, wet* Coiski. *third to these excellent officers, Colonel StawLirrs of the 50th regiment, and to Colcinel PLat, of ilia -7 I sell igldanders. The fleet with troops for Portugal is expected td sail this day. The . Hon. General Sr air. brotbex of. Lord GALLOWAY, andtan able Officer. comomaadff the reinforcement. Lord WELLINGTON, Sir DAVID MAN and Gene* ral Baowumuca, have severally been mentioned to go out to India with high and extensive powers at the present alarming crisis. qa.l4 ilke -1 4 1.1 Li/i/tebe; SlO.O o*i: I • 4 with appropriate 41- 4 ortao'clocb in the morn ..ballif the year, the time -ton was unlimited.—Major mammy attertilas tad C. SOMERSET., and a large party, at,his house: 4 Marlborough-place, this day.—A most horrid aet6l brutal violence was com mitted here yearadayieening . . It seems that a small fire, secured with . haops of iron, - which is generally . snapended from the clifat the bottom of West-street; Wilda any of the fishing-boats are at sea in a dark lithe, is a guide for them to return to the town, was 'applied With fuel by two fishermen, of the nartie of Rolfe and Barton, though the expence of the fuel lit defrayed by the fishermen generally, and the above; named persons of course paid for their. trouble of • at- tending to it... Some words, it appears, took place . between these men, between five and iii - o'clock yes' • PLYMOUTH DOCK, JAN. 2 . -- terday evening, the result of which - was, • that Rolfe • determined to attend to the night fire himself, and The INTELLIQENT gun-brig which sailed yesterday, therefore procured a new iron frame for it, and sus- put back in the night: The following ships came up pended it accordingly. This, however, he had no Hamoaze from Cawsaod Bay, this afternoon, to be sooner done, than Barton cut the fastenings, and let docked and repaired, viz. the Fonsemaaws, 98-guns, it over the cliff, and, as Rolfe endeavoured to prevent ,„. t...aptain r ATERMAN ; TEMERAIRI, 98 guns, Captain, his carrying his illnatured design in effect, Barton thrust a knife into his abdomen, and literally let out SALT ; ImeLecarait, 74, Captain Maftint; and *V part of his bowels. Poor Rolfe is at this time in a SHANNON frigate, Capt. 13aore.—Wind SOuth. state of such danger and pain.as almost p recludes the PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY S. i •,-ii -' • ~•;,..,. ... • ..... . i possibility of his recovery, particularly as it is appre- Arrived the Ara schooner, from Guernsey. : ip. headed that some part of the intestines are lacerated. ..- down to St. Helen's his Majesty's ship Doinombishi. Barton hal hitherto escaped, detection, though 420 by a the Tovrn Cryer, has been publicly o ffered for his Wind S. W. ..,..- • :1. , apprehension. . • , DEAL, JANUARY S. .. . Aisiticthis Majesty's STATELY, of 64 guns,..fireier _ „ „ the Baltic .; And the Honourable East Lila doiii . .,, -', . %.ov ENT GARDEN THEAT22.--LaSt night Dr Youtto's Tragedy of the Ammar was performed at pany's ship Ocean, with several merchant veep*, this theatre. - The part of Zane was represented. by from the River, and remain, the wind still coatinsiag Mr. Kravitz, and certainly since the days of the me- : from the. S. S. W. - ritorious bat unfortunate Mr. Mossop, we have had - no - - . YARMOUTH, JANUARY 5. - . . '. public .actor who could so ably stislain this character - as Mr. Kalmar, The .4 dark and globate" habits Sailed, on a cruise, for the coast of Rollinale which chgecteriee Zara, : sit at least malty, if not na- PANDORA and CALYPSO sloops of war......-Arriveak' at . • totally, ont/di...tra . getPanf and we i mean " adkace,. m sling from ditto, the STARLING Visor of towards this GeOem-41411ben we dec la re , s ' u al- "-Et** tenclei, ALIA?, and Burma Fant*kteresX44 ways appean to us inalf.hapy ha his scenic endea- - ‘. ~- ~.. foll o w i n g ...." • bourse whentbe aufborturidashed the part with sane "Orelfhl""! the shi p s, "2.7-1. . •r' i . o la r iitt of tied Ad: itifideiti mute. •, If we sgay. - soilaft. and therssics, 74 guns each ; and be allOwed•o4 Bitifti, ,itr.'Kaiiel.* smite monitqual - sabot' orders,. gossues, Vice-Admiral Daiwa; rlf Hot"' SHIM Vass; Mosontro, Acorn, heasaikand to the tab ,Oi dlistrating the - rough . 111Rjesty MIDVARLliptir 6 alioliell. tha n . th e" ealtif ,__ di g ni . t r ERNEsT glut-brigs • SWAN, BRITItif FAIR, 1114 - 1 of Katona* When lie it great; it- ca alrt be elm- ' • . .i • • ad in that depa rtment" int action wheretenderness hat cutters. In the harbour , re fi tting, PW,ris any influence. Whet? he came to the climax of Cuawitetaea, Emus, and : Persucri ataaies ; . " Cagan have wept, and I have had my blow r SWAN cutter.—The Disease', E. Feadrup, ANS* he rose above himself.—Mr. C. Kamste, in The 'from Christina, with Deals, is sent in by theassuszt .:- ..fiesse, was correct in the letter , i f not too animated . deep.._wme S. W. . , ... in the- Inenner. UT. BRUNTON, in Dos Carlota IV . • * GREENOCK, JANUARY I. * respectable, and Miss Noarow, in Lealerdi, performed • _ rem, WFARLANZ, from St. Th • *MA • with great judgment, spirit, and ef f ect. The new eat The putt Pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar was repeated with ad- from ( Halitax (where she was drove in by stress of weather), passed yesterday tor Port-Glasgow, in ditional alas. . . -•- • . 23 days from the latter port.--Arrived here on Fri, Poor Camas perha p s suffers more frOm a c asual in- day , t h e Asia, Haus, from Newfoundland, for Lio . discretion the", any other man existing . IA trilling verpool, -with- 44 casks of tod-tish. al', 38 casks blub sacrifice to Balls h is affects him seogelyvanid au her, an d 20e4quistals cod-fish.—Toe Elizabeth. Wm illness. of some days is sure to fellow ; conaineed of soy, arrived here from Newfoundland; sailed thence t his . by fatal experience, he is, k seems, determined 9d of December. The Aimwell, BARS; and Aolla, I tottdly ta forego the bottle. • . * • ---, fir -Sp a iwor.Partugal, sailed same day. Spoke An elopement for Gretna - greet took place on Fri- about ten days ago, t ship of,and for Dublin to Wil day last from the neighbourhood of Eye, : the Parties mington,,long ! 1 4 W. all well. are said to . be a- rich Norfolkbeireks and a spirited DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZZ-MONEY. Toting' ""farmer, at whole father's IM arranged +be Constant, for the Jonge Jan, atptored Jane 9, 1907, will Li s p ro ses *asking. Their plan was so well arrangvu be isahl on board, on Saturday ; sad recsi4ast sk. is, chimes its to have el Wha all susticien, and no attempt was made to patio diem. . ‘ bus, on Monday and Thursdays. The Stair, for the Jagten Sophia Cecilia, captured t o o se , r arrival • and recalled at Ne.. 2 Lyonlt ' est To Yesterdit alb hihabitatts o f Little Saffron-hill las , on he. , taa, a dos and Fralays. . : Me Helena, for to General Mathis, eqpirsd J. so, and ~,,, ,,.. rep au• t4 i op er:r ua run into i t grelztatranalarorindfler throeosaff ofet sa f ety o f rAugusta; Feb. 28,1209, as board; sedracialisitosAkowskrun. Workhouse • with a poker, breaking -the tiles, and. was tlel-street. . Emma, Clterokee, for a/06.i; avowed March 4, snl . is Jenne I ' e,..tpected every Moment to fa ll into the street ; he was pinata, M arch 9. 1209, on the 29d !swam; and ree at No. at length secured, and put into a strong room. 93, Norfoilvetreet;ois Tuesday and Fridays. ' • The Gerolosnen of .Doctors' Commons are anxious FROM - LLOYD'S usr. • to know what BONAPARTE means, by saying, that Ms • Outlasts!), JAN. S.—Arrived, the George, 'Rushton, sod repudiated - wife • has adorned his person for fifteen William, amen, from Ifhtshiss.ameet the Molts, Hocking, years:---In this - country the word is equivocal. for Gibraltar. - Boston; . •-•.•.-; Ow, Each- Lait.week,. an eagle was shot in a field near Cum- __A,owoo—as,Lbrorr°4o, !litullaretT . Jonas, frau Bahama(, roesield, byMr. ANDERSON, of Ullswater. The wings wu ' an '' ---.' 'min sea, tram • Lisbon ; Tartar, Thompson, From it,. mop ;in of this bird measure, w hen extended from point to tile Clyde, Jane and Ann, Cadderdi; n, - • the point, 6 feet 10 inches. It is likely to live , having •A. Henry, from Newfondland ; and the Trio; Nithois;from been only slightly wounded in one of his pinions. - ' 14 o" scstia - Islisss- Swath, th th, a private is the Edinburgh militia,' The James, from Cowes to London ; and - the Mo - . - Hatch, a 'Spanish prize, are taken and carried into Mod dead on Wednesday se'nnight, on the road Brest. atang.balli aloWnAhurgh so Palheids• He bore a Th e inspectable ebaraceer. Ann , 200 tons, the Susannah, 900 tons, from ~ 'the Baltic ; and the James, from St. Thomas and St t - The Kleine Martha, is takes and carried - . Ain .. Thttsday went& two masons from In ve " leWinre ' Croix; are taken and carried' into C.slais. • who had . beenieceiving money to the'extent of 4150 from one of thibanks; having put as old book which many,- .. . • ; —cis. _ ceataleed' itinto an insufficient pocket, the whole was - "; , On the-14th ultimo arrived at Dunkirk , the S - droPt ea Nattered on their way out of town , bu t the dish ship' Sigur . Ormaga, Captain Samuel Yens grmter paitiast the notes; having fallen into honest trooia, captured on her passage, in ballast, from liands, vrenriecevered. • ,- London to Liverpool, by the Rodeur privateer, of Titeadttuorning, at nine o'clock; the terrant few days Irefare, a prize. to the Furet, is called in t4 Boulogne. The American vessel which c -e ' 4 America, of . Philadelphia. She was boidd frti maid of -. taker, in"Chandleretteet, Gros veneiralquire, having been Sent up Stairs With some tea to her matees dger; a Worm* aged 90, disco- Varel• with a cargn of linen, brandy, and &in. ni apt a n the 15th November on a crttize, and. at into vered,lei entering tfaialati; the woman lying by the . The Napoleon-le-Grand privateer sailed f rom the. ath ult. On . . the 4th and 6th . the cap fire-plate With. her elathes in flamehi the screams of the maid immediately brought up the family, who re.ndered the onfortunate old woman ever) . • Possible 1/1 -.... , 5111 . * • . tqr e q . t w o Yew's' from which she parted= the 11th, assistance, but it iinot thought she Can sur vive. in ;storm. The one was a PortreseiMatt e bOand Tltrkry last, a cCioner'.s inquest was held °tithe f rom B raz a to Liverpool. with cocoon. , • .__ , . . . alg ae ; Cc. ; body :. :Mrs- Nelson, aged 68 years , .who was TM ' the other an Ea ,vessel from Surtax:i v Tee th co in_ over . sa. Skioner.street, by the Liverpool Cditch, on . nia om a s i ee. the priyateer had (*.hoard het . 6 Tamale,' week. Virdict—Aecidental death. : Engihh F a cos, and 10 Portuifiese.. We lawn from Bouribaba that ii . .. lade n , Th e sl umber of hint, exclusive of chimneys, from January '1 to December 31, PO t—. . with codfish, -had been sent in to.4ocoadky. a priva ge taprtec awsjpg.Merelt si • - - TS tee( belonsiag to that P9 l t. - .414 hook= gaitsi .. ; . .' hos so - - 71 ft'ont . - . se - - sir BOlunlOrs. and a ship Emil Salmi, had inited . -. ' • ‘. • Doak SI - .1 se—ses at St. Sebasthues. NifV4IL INTELLIGENCE. . . • ~i .<: • • • .. - . • - • - • , - . . • I .... • *. • ad AllbsId4b10414001040 1 0 41 44 6 . 0111 " munieaibik .4*lsourdlirissidpalliaiNo64 l l l 4 fect4 .ft O MO Mtn* tlaiolaladailitiMilidill 1 . foi oit ii4iieiti tieltrali a \ ..nigliej l on:, r 4 V- ‘9 l .l r i t .7 . 4,11 2 , Ig!. 1 wive andlir. Priopex;444lvaquig Imp *taw cleared• tt* regal* xithjesdiabldin . , igOomooF lif , c_-Li..-I.st i 1....LL.L... raw , -!AdALAinC, 2104•46.1-..1 LONDON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, ' ~, (3 , ic E , sT ocKs THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. ' pet '- Cent. . C on s. for opg. 701 —Red. 69-lA—Ormsium si. S PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. k Imp. S per Cent. 681 . s• t• - • k Stock ‘..)74 i intercourse sfriedd..leenrve eitnailliali'libritsolAs , 111 Red• cei I Omniurn, 2t prem. per Cent. • - • India Bonds 245. 255. pr. CANNING was ' e,iiiiki l n'itiristtniaaa ... :to cer .con,...thut. Pe ; Cent. 841. . Excheq. Bills, ss. Ist. pre. . vc _ . . r . :I_ l .0 . ~,. . A_ .,, 4 1.. . 7 a. Pe p r Cent. *Navy shut I State Lottery Tickets ae2st. 15t. i'.: - rox);sx'"rms. , pMaiti We, , , 7. IMMO - ' per An 10; 7-16 I Consols for ace. 70} . I plies to Messrs. Satrr,if and Jectoems. l 4;n: A Aelie• '• , i --- I doubt in our o'er[ nind that betli - litagaittlia . * The alarm excited in Holland by the intimation . • . Mr. Sum were - rather haity in tliiinleateilei tit is to be incireporated with France, cannot be : • ._. . • , ~„ , ~ _ coed,p. writang. , . • - —•-: ' 4 * .-....: led. 'Yisterday no less than eighty-three ships..• , •,.\_,•,_ • • - 11MM10..............• - , • ' Ted from that ' country to escape the probablel. Our Readers h av a l rea d y been info:l=46.e . un d er a m i . cunfiaca!len that awaits those which may is & el ute o f a ff a i rs in I n di a : as to toci oi ta tt a i a f o od inDutch ports , w hen the new Custom-house large military force should he immediately sent t-i to Akeri appointed by WA'POLEON shall arrive there. ! that coininT ; they have also been informed that was expected Lord WELLINGTON would be sent out I. , ...iti.i : tion to the French O fficial accounts of the z i t s o f Alba Toriles . and Octane (p romised y es- to endeavour to restore order. The latter nieliettii .44) wc !ive a fair extracts (min journals brought hasi we believe, been resolved upon. •• . . It''..c ih9i vessels, containing some s o litary details lAs is usual, on the receipt of unplessuutt %stall i c queet to the battle of Ocana. . Bence; many diitressing rumours have been . - • .Ve cannot read either the French or Spanish ac. . on the present'occasion, but which we are dispnieg of the war in the Peninsula with any kind of 'to believe have no foundation in fact. tf.we might • ce ;. but the duty we owe to our coun t ry COM• credit these reports, we should be led to consider the os to lay them before the public, in the hope Indian Army as in a state of actual rebellion, t, 'ere long, the folly of wasting our military It was known that dispatches received by Goiern gtb, and the resources of the nation, in such h W it, brought over by the Led Ca:der:ash, which .d es perateciMe, ltill ' be so palpable as to induce left Bortibay on the '27th • July, contained accounts .? seedy abandonMent of a system which threatens that the discontent which had been excited by certain , 0 otter ruin of our co untry. By nursing our reguiatio nh4iteostr A to be introduced into the army, s till continued. j.a n d ias of defence, ,appropriating them to the . • Since that time overland dispatches, . • intenance and strengthening of our proper safe- are understood ter "have been received, containing si glad, our woonrc WALLS, we might entertain t hin staterneiiiii'ibutneither of these ton even , regional hope to see our - aelterslrry pay the- a t that Sir pr.count Bintow's life had been Oebt of nature before our resources be exhausted :•. threatened, or Lord Miwro been put in confinement k t l i olv long can we continue to sacrifice no less than by the mutineers—as has been reported. The kst • a •, ) ,( 1 00 of our aeldiers in one year, while all t he ca- dispatches received were from 1..0rcl MINTO himself— •ll.try and _finesse employed in the recruiting service a sufficient proof that the latterreport cannot be true. ^t raise in the year more than 12,000 men? ----- Yesterday, soon after twelve *o'clock, his Mo.ntery arrived at the queen's PalaCe, from Windsor, where he was received by the Dukes of Tont ' Kairr, Com- BERLA ND, and CANSIMOS. A little after two, his MAJESTY held a private Levee. • The following had the honour of being palliated to his MAJESTY : * . - - Lieutenant-General Dow , upon his return freed =mow Brigadier-General A. Cassysztt., woe his beiod aggipiuded Commander of the York Light infantry Vol is end Al his proceeding to join the Army in Spain. • Major-General Mow calar, epee his MEM Sews oilli ifiejd t e rranean. CaptaiiSir Fiawas Lansaw, upeatideneinindillinVibolide diteresaan. Colonel JONZS, of the 18th regiment of LWAltierns, Ipso his promotion to the rank of ColoneL _. __,- Admiral Sir Joann Oas, upon* his prod of of the White. wlr I , s, I: ~ biejor•Generst Paiitaolve hip rttunkfrgPl=, , and illoon his being andel* to the Staff in Span sea uoutonoot-Ciftoltioc MLA's, of the Stith resisisist, epos his return from Weldon& Mr. ToonAs took at ths.trist• TatelmarYs WPM UMObi abroad. Mr. WZAZTOWS upon his being appointed Joist Socra4l( • the Treasury, by Mt. Perusal. • ~ W.I. Sruscsa ST ANNOPII, upon his going abroad. Major NA PI Eft, of the 50th Regiment, upon his being gnaw ged, after the battle et (Aroma. - _.. • Mr. Carnsi..upes- his going 011014,g his lather, the Esti ofl Pawls. V-, • , , I Mr. C.utia r, his Majesty •s S ec ret/tit oft*gitiess to the Unie - ' ' ,ted States, upon his r eturn to EssAimodiut- IQ . • , L i eut enant-Colonel' Vlttoittuus, Of iinilelayel Veteran Bat -1 2'l. 1.1. - . __: • Someitnore . American Papers have arrived, but " Wag The remainder of the Official . pp. citeeqtlrla!lve to the Negotiation between the two Countries; TOtlf tet wanting to complet e . _s.• -These were to appear tt the National In *Ravi of the -Seth .I4ovember, not yet received.— piiarlivfesthe.following as the purport of tsle-I—re - enpy it verbatim :- 0" anti li l a eW fetq r letter Mr. hiek6o*lllll6o l . l6ll Can 4iiiretier of the jig:Ntuary, to Erskine, Wax wilfeconly dis fiat...upon . - vv.hkh grabble was authorised to esiiat into any at.- Augment 'i)ithlhis.collitfry." • - Is reply of he assures heksbn, that no sad declaration as he bad made had ever been given to the Ame rican Government; lad' that if it had, the arrangement would never have taken place." " S. To this assurance lacitson replies by impudently insi nuating, that at the time the April arrangement was Made, the American Government did know that Canning's letter was Mt only letter of instruction authorising Erskine to n e g edate." 4, Mr. Smith, in answer , p ro p erl y re sents the insolence of Jacksoo, and informs him, that the insinuation that the Ameri can Government" had a knowledge which they had explicitly do -44., Iva an indecorum perfectly inadmissihle." • ittoksert, kn zyply to this intimation, reiterated his brine' ittertion, in "language more gross and unequivocal than that provoked rhe re- which he had before used, and which had justly sil:atent of the Administration." talon, upon his prinkotion. " tt.Tlts language of the American Secretary, In reply to this His MAJESTY gave audiences to Mr; l'encevm., mestedanik unwarrantable falsehood, will meet the cordial apo the Marquis. WILL Y, .Eittle LIY =nat., BATH pbatian of every honest American from Maine to Georgia. H. URSTS Lord MutonAve, Sir D. DI.INDAs, and Mr. ist L-ornied this impudent Representative of a perfidious Court, that SuTTODI, the latter of whom laid before his MAJESTY -.co Inaba opportunity would be afforded him to kit/ the Go- the proceedings of some Coverts Mattlal.--Abont sii; v:.lnaent, for that no more communications would be received, o'clock his WAJESTY set off on Ilit rein:irk, to Windsor' " arAl Oat his tnordrot deportment Would be immediately commit- On the Ist inst. the Rev. Dr. Pgaiseosi master ninat , ."o. to his Government ; who might, if they pleased, send out Sidney College, was elected , Christian Advocate o Soother Minister, or take the consequences of his unprovoked Cambridge University' in the.rooln of the Rev. Mr. - and arrogant impudence." Coca:WRIT, of St. John's, whose, time now expires, as :- It is not possible that a perfectly correet opinion can the office can.only be held seven .years by the same person, ngreeable to the. will:of the foamier, the late ' - be - formed of this business till the whole of the docu • - Rev. J. Hume, of Cheshire.. • .- . , tuei4.l stall hare been receiVed ; Irtit enough appears Mondny, the remains of the late Mr. 'llsruttus CA to induce strong apprehensions that an adjustment of VALLO were interred in St. Pancras'Chorch-yard, in a the differences is mote to be desired than.expected to vault constructed for the purpose, close to the moan be speedily-effected.:. A principal ingredient seems to wmasenta°ttfenhidsettbinia by atenfriendrGo;ner.d the pi Plo s t Tlheif f un. e riells I) . E wanting ofi tfie itiltt of the American Executive.— of the deceased,. among. whom:were tr. Paatasow, a• . spirit of oanciliatioti,_ Can it be doubted, from Mr. P_ ROTIEZRO, Mr. GLosTes Vu.SON, Mr.. hunca what has been, Pohtitheil, that the American Go- Boone, Mr. Roomy, and Mr. ICI N, Mr. CA •eriament bin* : th at 'Mr. Al , r • NINO% letter of the vAtto was a Neapolitan by birth, and not a native of Switzerland , as stated in some u of 3 a — . as the only letter 4f instructions of. the Papers. • Yesterday a Co urt of Direct was held at - the ... a antraff, ' *as 'l6::Eitsittitt to negociate ? Yct Id* r‘ ,- • East India House, When the ship Sir Stephen Lush - wiirst takei :kik-1i" ofence cel being reminded of what ingtOn, Captain J. H. was stationed for Bombay - .vas consistent with his own knowledge; as t o . inforth and Madras, instead of Bombay direct. - '3l r. JAcKsosroulsat no further opportunity would be . The under-mentioned CaPtains were sworn into the .tTorded him' to-kard the Government ;.that aonlore command of their respective.shipsf-viva • . Captain li STORILOCK Preston ; Captain I. RAMSDXII, cnmmunitnlttolg: Wot il d be received-from him ; and i phcenix....madra• and BetigaL 71(114 his..iusiaent deportment would be immediately Captaatt J.LOCKt jun. Davil Seott—Madrasan China. . • i The Court adjourned at seven o ' clo ck, till to ..:toinmunicaied to his Government.' Vire endeavour i .. • -- 4... morrow. .." . - ie leek at this. without passion, and when .we corn- 1 Norwich Cora Market, on .Saturday, ; was very - . _ , F.40 It . With the - patience---zncl- forbmranse . exercised plentifully supplied with grain, particularly with bar .if Ali-American Exectierieixo•that Power which has ley, which Macyper, even prime samples pot bring really been the piocariniAttse• of everynnpleasant • .. • mu as last weekly three shillings a ...,.. .. • and was scarcely •- - Occurrence. that : 144 take place be tVieelf 'the two Ct*tries,.itlreslly appears to..us as if America were sofieitmii • tit forte 0114:rupture. . ... ) a an i pz,rt of tbe eorrespondence.a difference einpiaiiinAelgyr ..reihinic;ti in.ilntainia with a per- \ - feet cletwittitutof rectitude, by 44reteut men. We . ' ret_tOl illit:ieWli retires to lite.dgel4A4. l 44 the Ile - 1 gociatti>tii'skiatiltf-he conducted by rneartr icif- men Avsemnnications.—Mr.. Jeczsitin - objected; and with :4111 appeittance of warmth , to the prOposed*striction ; ' .:., rid Mr. SNani *totes what be c qii4rieri ai . tireclie. l 7 ...... . , .2mitar conduct, as having been experjeneed by - the American Minister in London, ..... - 17 The usual Course of diplomacy:is toiht4the ground • 'teo ing so much money asses ....,.- - ___,. quarter, and the very ordinsry ;att was scarcely vi ; szleable.--Whc*Ws. ! , 5 1 44,77:4#1f7,1it 21 s. — to Oats 1444 to 15s. per c6orals... - ' t ,,„ . , I:i „ vi There was but a small ; sit er4Ogit dre 4o 7 de - fi seripdon, oa * Castle. 7 : 11 114oTriols, on Saturday, t i 1 c°MPared te. ,w - 140, ?II kelgt4i4o f°r;lS_lP, T Pte' ri eediug wseksi, has: ~.,,ery, . -y,trds brisk a. 5 1k 141 sale for either shecpsir . 1 -:._ 7-. . left scarce ''. 'as *ell as bolts, and:tbi ' . ~ idit4r i; . b ...iWithin a re*yfts.w. thb: : . -.o*.,Tile. 'names . basalsered so instals* sit ".; ir1414,14.1t Them a '4• Z1 4;3 ; line-of - battle ship fognedr-itiateili; w!tli `Many of ' staresuo board, a.. , ' " 'iiiiser, *lll r I now grounii i ancli ". . , Ortt' 01p0 togs 6f ° 4: 4 44, `• e mutt and Oil bilyeAtigs? , . . 1 -' OP 0 . the, : k river,: wibi,th• n(), 4 afforded to tbe slilleA „. !f) , . I ~i • t ~._' bur. mrs, girl WI al eute icing 1 ti* e in. :prop iris Pa poor t cot'. r ) the st, be wiee irallf F with glister 11 the tnsis atidt olds rouo aim by#ll ds! ri