Star. — London, England, 1823-06-26 00:00:00

use divided a dk'urted t . •ti 'CLOCK. b pri ce they a little doing, is generally ery. ) russtan siii 8 99 99 977 hi ids 38 s . Ws. 21% which two . !rs which le m the state- ccess of the ther the de. f the Minis.. le would ro, retrain the VEDA, one of ich gave the to the chief e of Lisbon, roes not ap. :h he issued His MA. lder a modi. disclaims all he will not Constitution, safety of the e our Readers rs, which, as direct intelli be read with t No, No. 12S. , n of the 2.13,1 departure of the assurance AY 27. d been done, read a coin• ation, stating Sight of Doi ral Sepulveda hen read: e to inform roar lent Depattadoo. that the Waste neat, as he sap King. His Ma ate to him to re mantras that may tep may produce. !ARVALIIO.. list the motives proclaimed by infamous SU throne the best refer the above I should report leedy measures that threatened ity of ewergetic e Sittings to be nd Defence, to . , 0 S". pet-tray 'abaft ten, ao4 tS tb rordtairy . Went reds be chair/ . to I. • With respect to lbers thought it declared. that it id not enjoy 'the e to be ream*, , written bySonsa declared that be s. That to ages Id be cencellig ; and. Gese ll arttneta, a, now etters wkiCh °ls ~ for and agiot . • • • • - • the R ep ort, General Sepplieda was called •iti, who . thiiiitie Methiscee r ht o i e v i l ige. l 4.4*. 6o4 .A Th de e Sitti n g s asked to givo -hi. , opiiicit, replied, 6at since tied b• eettlatattimt. - ' 4l 'Pt : i ~,.. : ...._ .-. : v ; ar „ i : ..,' „ s beng as utallittions wer eal de444 sesiretriiidnens ***lii ithe L M .:J.'''. 7 4 tbe to eventshi fied . 6ees to the Palace of Beaposta, jettY, whom- 1 100=d inriMind:e the Cortes had judgeditili4 4 i l l'i n. tn sPe 4443° h . Counsellon:bf Skate, profoundly afflicted at by hi s , Pi ts dii . obe di skr ....l4),,sp.,ll . iguel; but that he could crisis; -to* droner that deserters /rows the antsy should nete at war. The Deputation teat ies mewls . s i r es that he remained firm in his purpose, i.e. tb be Penished in the same • manneuti,it die. chili* siintain, even at the expense of the greatest sacri fices, the Constitution prorrutigqted by the Cortes •o[` tint/in its way bithi.talice 04 - 4iitik.44 4c41. isa an d to which he hid vOlnaletilt swot*. , tankd it with the ' Inadast;noelamatiOnss that-alse . Tb e peonies and the spectateremsgaitnacogitaik president of the . De'puta'tion having'extilalliktrifie ' sitar eothashans: cries of " Lung Wet the Constittne ufgeigt. reationi fbr missing this lavri his •Idwjestitsaid . a The Constitutional Kine'and *The Portu.; hil•PrOtild use, with respect to sancticSiglAiiliive Ole am . . , . h . .„,,e prefet OPPAIA itt'PO*l:!...resounded. thi s eugh pc_ ) wer,l;rhich. the Constitution gave Vat t. that he was E Ha ll ; th eißoyal:image.was uncovered, - and the- Profoundly afflicted at th q a0 0 ,1*,0 ithe troo p s i oe samationg veretenewed. The General continued : that •he had given full proofeof his fidelity to the oath w . hich he took os the memorable/it of October, and song that public opin ion demande d the dismissal of, a e the Ministers; and this lane the general opinior heiCti;e.kreatest élnfidencilothe Cortes. d the troops.—Beipg asked by 1q..1. i k altsta,. what, • .0 0 'ivigrning from the 13,...,Aie,r*„.the enthusiastsl sin. ...'the 18th Regiment was so aclent, that the Deputy.;*. inn t he spirit of the troops. ice, the capital? he c onab i t. Correa de Lacerda was induced to step forward with l eered, they were entirel y in favour of the nt i n n to which they had sworn. . - • the Constitution in his hand and to harangue the The General ha vi ng w i thdr i p sin, Ar tiCle 2 of the troops ; after which he delivered the Oonstitutioq to the Colonel, saying he was co, nfitleitt .rh..,..ify rz . ci ittlt'il4r. pert was pet to the vote ;ad ,rajacsed t An.amend would defend it at all hazards. „„ •. -4 „.... 1 ~ ~,. : p,.,.. h est by M. Freire being attbstitated tit the effect, *at a Messag e be sent to his Majesty, ccvnieratniating PROCIAMATION ' ',='` f:1 t"`• -' • ki n) on his fi r mness , 'eel testing h i m, in concert Of his MA MIT the Etna to the Tiowitefelittelle ffilihien lei ttalqiir the Capital, Made at Villa Frites Atllith /rite fr i t h die Cortes, to 'about . for the sa l vation if the . whic h ' c ountry, which they had declared t o b e i n dan g er ; tonstituti o.n. rejeas absolute power and ollhekliaiteeil#7 the ad further, requesting him to consult the Council 0 INHABITANTS or imams—The sanded it. the Peoplehas i State, and, if he thought it necessary, to remove the alwa y s been a superior law , and to tiShlikessifiw ; tall oar viction, which has been my guide ti the eridial circumstinees lhoistry, and - also some other persons in office, and in which Pacovisseta has placed me, Imperiously preserffled . tkit choose in their stead persons worthy of full confidence• resolution which I have taken to-dal, with regret, to separate Article S was approved, with the addition, " till myself front you for some days, yielding to the prayenet di ether measures shall be taken, or a new Ministry be people, and to the desires of the army, which accomplish' Mai , I• . 1. appointed by his Majesty."—The Assembly then 43 r has Preceded. me. " Inhabitants of Lisbon, make yotuseives Lily; Y tilt' broke up at halt past five o'clock. never belie the love which I consecrate to you, and in a' sheet The Mario states, that the greatest tranquillity time your dearest wishes ifta be tamped. . prevailed in Lisbon ; that the troops were at their " Experience, the wise instructress of Nations and /Jivers= pa,, ments, has demonstraied, in a manner and all the citizens, comprising the civic g uar d , very afflicting to me, and dewed the greatest z e a l and aCtivit y . fatal to the Nation, that the existing institutions are incompatible withthe will, the customs, aid the persuasions of the greater part LISBON, MAY se. of the Monarchy; the evidence of facts conlinnsthese assertions. Notwithstanding the paternal exhortation of our " Beasil,lhat interesting part of the Monarchy, is tarn to beloved King, the Infant, Don Miguel, persists in his pieces ; in the kingdom, civil war has caused Portuguese blood to be shed by the hands of their countrymen ; the danger of isconsiderate project. • foreign war Is imminent, and the State Is thteatened with total The following new Ministers are appointed :—Jos. ruin, unless the most prompt and efficacious means are adepts& tire, the ex-Deputy Joze Antonio Guerreiro, charged, In this afflicting crisis Pact as the King and father of my ma id interim, with the portefeuille of the War Depart- jects, to save them from anarchy and invasion byconsolidadig sent ; Finance, Jose Xavier Mozinso da ,Silveira; the parties which are hostile. Marine, D. Manoel Joao de Loci 9. 0 Tiottaia this desirable end it is necessary to modify she Constitution. If ittid made the happiness of the nation, I Forty or fifty soldiers of the Police have deserted would continue to be the Arst guarantee; but where the saris. a the factious. thy of a realm declares itself so openly and hostilely Tina. Its General Sepulveda, in an Address to the Citizens institutions, those busboatoaa need reform. . •' iLiAbon, announces that the Cortes have charged "V tisem, Ido not desire, sox ever 44isekii..ohoestkie. dim to. maintain the tranquillity and safety of the Pc'wer* al'iLl " days eat h. The ien di / N atil °AP , AWS apical; that he will do his duty as a citizen and Ge- ars re "h asat obe he " . 11 as e er i gh tia 41111APPPreld psrsPsdty or the ; I wish „/ peace ' .. tad, and wilt be guided by prudence, and the respect $ i n i ii ei tanta o f / m ast de art: /ear for your inteeiat; spry he to the legitimate Authorities. He invites them shall be guaranteed in a manner which, securing the dignity et 1111111 fide .in a man who never had any object but the Crown, shalt respect stamaiatain therightitot the Moms. * Meantime obey the Autherkiek avoid private mess; the happiness of his country. 46 I again swear it," stifle the Whit of P l ink "ad civil Wars wad la a dial time yea be adds, " in my own name and that of the officers bases d the Ist and 2d of the lin e, all animated b y the shall safety; the i property, edwasapi7 eats 464 acqiuirsecederiii7 personal sate good. spirit, and ready to sacrifice our lives for o f the actual Goverment, and sham give au the guarantees that at public oaths, and. the profound sentiments of re-. society requires, unite au wishes, and make the. prosperity of sped and love of Religion, the Constitution, and the dm win -2 IS e Xeres, May 31, 18111. best of Kings:' He exhorts them to be perfectly easy, • • . (Signed) : : *. JOHN VL Xing. • , mho be assured that order will be preserved. 'ln the Sitting of the Cortes of the 28 th, the Depu- tz : Puib lit" tted to thebl an °14.1.11"h1i minissireppiasecii.siTed by diy hi the s ma i t yt original is %ion which had waited on the King gavis an ac-. ht my hands, count of their mission. His Majesty had received * JOSE XAVIER MOURNED-at SILVEIRA. them very affably, and replied to the Speech ad- "'Lisbon, May 31, 111113." ~. . .. - dressed to him, that he should pay due attention to . the subject proposed by the Cortes , of whose co- Intelligence frau:Rio Jattel tir et the 'lst ' March, --- --- -- and p~ .-- -.- operation and patriotic efforts he had no doubt, and eipressedlis great sorrow at the conduct of his son, Don Miguel. 4 letter from General Sepulveda was read, giving • account of the measures he had taken for the se curity of the capital. LISBON, MAY 30. A PROCLAMATION BY lIIS MAJESTY. • tosivoitzsa!—My son and Infant, Don Miguel , fled from . ▪ Roial ininsicat and joined the 234 regiment. I abandon him atafather, aid shall know how to punish hint as a King." Majesty declares that faithful to his oath, tad the religion of his ancesttirs, he will maintain the Cennitudon which he .voluntarily accepted. His li berty, be siys, has never been restricted, nor his au thority despised. He invites his people to confide in the Cones, and to remain faithful to their oath's.' This Supplement announces the desertion of Ge- Taal Sepulveda. • LISBON, MAY 30. " In the Cortes, several Members expressed their pa nitic seatiments, and the resolution to perish rather than submit to despotic power. The Minister•of Justice being introduced, said, Ow Ms Majesty (who was perfectly identified with the tante of the nation, and who desires nothing but , the Constitution of 1822) had invited three citizens 1068 the of of Minister of War,who had all refused. irioki•erion desirous that the Cortes would permit three of their Members to fill the following offices:— Um S. M. Pinto Fonseca Rangel, to be Minister of War; Senor Antonio Mariano Azevedo, Minister of We Interior; and Senor J. F. de Oliveira, Foreign Affairs—Elle was interrupted by loud acclamationsl. —61144%111*er then mentioned the corps that had deserted, amounting to 2,760 men, .and the treason of General Sepulveda, Stc. The Miniael having retired, the question was put tether the ewer approved of the appointment of brings the following notices . " Lord Cochrane, Admiral. lad . Chiefof the fleet of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the Brazili,invites all Ale and gallantsestmen, who are desirous of increasing in riehes and glory, to pro ceed without delay on hottril ' flag-ship, the Pedro Prigneiro, of.79suns,whers they shall im mediately receive, in addition to the bounty of eight dollars per man;' an advance of prke-money of the same amount ; .all who enter may" "feel 'assured that they will soon-be in an situation where;they will gain more Prize-money in an Lour than they can spend in a mrnth.—By Order of the Admiral, • 'T: SiCKVILLS CROS/3114 Flat Criptahl." -• report prevailedin the City this forenoon, that our Ambassador in Spain bad been recalkd—in event for which the proceedings of the Cortes in vir tually if not formally deposhig riacrinann VII.' has in some degree prepared the publkiiiind. Mr. CANNING, in his letter to Sir Wit.t.iam 4VCoonv, dated December 9, 1822, after sieving our media-II tion says, 14 If Spain be dispoied 0) . solicit that mediation, she will entitle herself CO it :lot, by . 0- dressing our grievances; and, .sec;ndly,. fidential and spontaneous assurance that. Mastsvv and his Family are altogeiher violence." Although Sir W. A'Cottitt was was not intended that he should make an: mand on this point to the Spatiierscorernment, he obtained from the Minister. 84 blwust., claration, dated January . J 9,Ahat : " all . behold in their present Monarch,• Don 1 the Seventh, "the sacred and" inviolable their ConstitOtional Xing." 7 . 4 . 41 Sp an.ish: g oes further, and allows the... King "" to. make and ratify peace,. subsequently b. :. IteCOGGC thereof cadre Pones." jtcertaink. a Regency " wbearvet; tihfied pos 4 o I '' - ' 17. . : . 7 . 7. 7:12ir5iii::"_;.-4%-ft.7,4it -- About two years ago. Mr-Hamel, bf Glasgow, * ' pou g ht the lee& of Wilsraboriu batsman ttwo and three miles up thererer Clyde, and denyinir,the AEI t of tbe Pit' to a feamway along .the banks of tee ti'ver, set -about defending his property by .erecuing: **Us *rout= the footrtrThuilt of itivssy ifotvet, betted !with ircM.;:suui 'where' that WrMiufite,d in llie .ritrei: Flitte.was a alheOgai. ilejiiiiixvil out, which W 0 11 4 .. • stiVilkte ellsgreeed anylortiilentioa" in 'Europe, , The *pit T.ntottle.l*glitSlmitiictilePttilitie;vieg%this'to be . t . OPP: iiit'aiio — li:tbetrnlAti, IQ beffg . illitirml!d•lir wise legal ales that Abet aright - throw dowel 44; week% they , set about it with the utmost coolness.: eivirtitere4 to the sciond fifth, drtim on :.Saturday _ 4inge. .s4.piefil*LeiAls. we k *seen in the crorri lit was .declated that . ilioy, iiiiiii.;:aili interistg*` elebrate their triumph; :71- ~• . ' The work drdemolitionAgrlioeteighadeeK . • . And as ;the stiength of I tit . henten taltilatiit . ..; .. Aspon.,* the .people Ng .aboat biowipg t h em up wi ll' gunpowder, in a regular engineer-like manner ; but teat not - being a sulficlendy quiclt plan, they set to, :work with thetr pithy's, and soon levelled the wall, a shot fironi t -- a gun - or pistol .sietoinpanying every, great gamble . The tbevauz-fetrisritiOwever;pUUtlea diem a considerable time, till they M leogth tboag%st cif applyieg fire to it, and mit thew tbetonlylpata tiolty sucreede9l. The games thus raised by tevoilif* • retires, taken from 'the adjoioing palings, upcat the outworks, ,collected additional crowds from alI tee neklifloorheotl, unfit is soppesed that not less than two tbduland Were •collected, to the great injury of the adjoining properties. The Sheriff, apprized . .or this tumultuous aeiem , • • Wage, repaired to thespot.with a party of the. dill dragoons, when several shots were fired front the crowd: the soldiers - assert they heard the balls ulsiss ling past them,, while the rioters declared that none of the inucketa.were loaded with halt A great pro portion of the crowd, finding themselves closed its .ois fl hands by the judicious disposition of the iniiilaray % took to theAlrer. rind fortunately nebe of thenflPttli drowned. The dragoons, though convinced that - they bad been fired upon, at* ,with the greattst for bearance, and only one man was in any way injured by them. . Abovelorty prisoners were arrested and conveyed to the town, where the affair would be in irestigatild by Mr. lioanisow, the Sheriff. Aniong them were 27 weavers, eight cotton-spinners,' three colliers, and five other tradesmen, but no labourer. pitiiiii.itilkitase at e, f•i ..ski Woe: tithe his authority." .- ••. :v - - - - . . kremlin: to be set pielyliintef the refusal of theKtsu to be dragged Oiatii *eilifi.tti - 'oA * tillbetWeStisci 00e . of those moral Pr iitsio FesWiltiep4eoit t ilit tatitin. and- how fat the lacreslegai ' Pia iiii4 - 4.1 . lelalicy of the fiord Person hits lied ablenseiP iicetie tnjetilidat he has esperieticed. , . l• • -; : .: : . .9 - 0./ 43: _I .),,,) • _____. .r.i.kw ~..• . . • .iivo . 4.: eli• rablirEi -4. • 111. ' THE .ARMY, . . _ ..'l,4ll;;..ni'lu ror e 1 -hi •vmsr 1'1 , 6.' ''iilJ • . .• ..,..,6' ..1 ...! . . .13 lasiid 4 i f "feelef4tSiiilifiligirositt, ow Gramodlita+illlwahP lidd-dal hi iiirshalhetk. . Tlseroftettlalllia SPOOR% iIIRE% :IJamas. -•• , i ' iit • , , Priday. th 4 or Kniiislanve. thilig l iitsi . '. - iilliebsidafit . slor ***hoot; ***- revlevted - Wthe Oren, ligrii+ -- Irsiouas llsaairoos, Commander of the corneolltSeedand...: `lke Regiment appears& rs great edam**, wall woof through prin.kusenilitary nolotiess in tottlicat style. • . • I Saturday, dm 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, Carbineers, loth Hussars, and fourield-pieces, were. reviewed is Amnia M% Dublin, before the Comosaadeopf, tbs. Fontes , there. Sir fe,m4utimat Gasps and ',were' ; Offiffii•celikSoction were Orient. • • "The nth Regiment of I :vie 17softiftlilleesi4bal recessed orders to march. mrthe 30th inst.: (row ifiewhan to Han** ! - -Tiaelid(or King's Own) Regiment of :Light Elgigoon‘ t X irenind orders to march to Hampton Court on Saturdag . "tie . ; The following troops belonging to the sanie cortss, tr4k.' ode af Hastings, one ditto at Brighton, and ohe dittaat(OldrliAlk. WV tollaltve at Hampton Court, on or before the Olson isensfl . The Ilitißtftal) Regiment ofDrigraons will, it is undetatonk march in a few days from Canterbury to Blanchester. . A grand Review of Cafralry is expected - to take place at Wiii. Idedon, about the middle Of tleirt Meth. - The lath (or the Ing's) Regimental Light Dragoons (Hue -- rears) will, after the Review, march from Hounslow Barracks •to Canterbury. The 4th (or Royal Mils) Regimen et. Drigdon Guilds, has into ordered to march front Dundalk to Dublin. The sth (er the Princess Charlotte pt Walei's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards hes, in pursuance of preying onion, nonilsad from Newbridge to.Ballinrobe. - -• • • to:.) i . The risk Enfant of Dragon Guards (or Carabionts),ll," We ordered to march from Co s r w it t litin. 1 The 7th (or the Prince /layers) tof DragoonGimrds, - tinkly arrived in Ireland from has ben ordand to pro ceed to Dundalk. • • . • The ash Regiment. of Light Dragoons (Lancets), late: are rived in Ireland from, England, is ordered to march to otiMr. The 19th . (or the Prince of Wales's Roca/ Lancers) hasped. eseded from Ballinrobe to Cork. The ad Ditidon of the 7th (or Qwwa s sOwn) Light Dragoon (Hussars), having been relieved in Woad by the ad Division et the 9th Light Magmas (Lancers), has arrived at Bristol, on their way to Brigham,. at which place the/ are to be stationed. The 77th (er East Middlesex) Regiment of Infantry, which lately arrived in Ireland fruat Scotland, has be.. ordered to marsh to Belfast. ~,.. . . NAVAL INTZLilbsNal - ! The Pulpit, No.lo, price Twopence, published this 'day, contains—lnteresting Paniallars of the ReSig= nation of the Living of St. Ninian's, by the .Rev. Wit . SHIRRRPF, from scruples respecting Baptism; With the usual number of Sermon Reports,•• • and a fir g eat V a y rt o i f l o . th of er containing and jriee l l y - • printed' pages, stitched in * wrapper, price Bight- . qttill be ready for delieery owifiaturday. - ' 'r• Titil right of the Parish of YeDunstan to pm ont; bulite and asses' a part 011ie' Old•BelldloWLiiti coln'i-lon, was yesterdiy established - 1d titstiktic eic,tiet v er; 'The 70911, of the late Joins SO rMR Esq. stop Hall, in Cumbedaad , has b een ro.vod,•insafoco: tors' Coromonv, and the personality dose, le Cana, Berland, is • sworn to be under £500,000. • The whisk's of his wealth. is estimated aj about a million! . That admirable Comedian, Joz - Muarnte, is rusti cating at his Total villa on the borders of Hampstead Heath., His health . is perfectly restored, and, we are told, his matchless talents are again to be called into request by Mr. ELLtaeon, when he opens his nest campaign. lola notion of Din. Cionitrlad is the Court of Blecbegoer; Dublin,. es the Mb issc the Bev. Thew. Gas obtained a verdict of £5OO damages ageism CUMULI. thsainier. But for criminal conversation with the piabidrs wife. It wedding took Saes st Derchister, last week, under the hi/lowing rather remarkable drcinestances :-;•wi......10hn Writer and Mary Cott, of Portland, when Untitled bets published ha the Wind, were to have bees married. about .a month siren; but on the Saturday previous to theistesded wadding, the fun one was intarlerated in the county jail for haains contrabiaml pods In her pentodes. The canasta had been lads& In the mond fermi sad obi being. Is the way that " kidireadil Weed* het Stole birds," the Immesh whose Stinky doss beams is Per, link MAO application to the biaghtrates, and.she yap per, PPOled to come to St. Peter's church, in the custody of the ma tron, whets tin marriage wet solemnized, and she afterwirdi returdid to Itinnswelle, a sesteitted bride!--,fit— Oros; etiattit l iAectirent..—Thariday night last a molt rallisnehOrt 'accident occurred at Walker Colliery. Sindt dip. Workmen were employed in opening out sni'alfttiaft,'Whiela had been Mied up above 20 years, tbtttte'purpose of making an air -shah, When, about 116 /Mock, the whole-of the rubbish gawksraY *Rh a figelawridous 020; s* saddenif that Mei :4o 'ols em or escape, six men were buried indefit:'' plea Aith r blmmediately set to work to clear *Way the rob:. bra, and in a few • hoots some of the bodies were found. Not the slightest:apprehension veaventerfairiell ii.(lts 'breaking away t but do the contrary, theUngth Of 'time that had elapsed since the shaft tea briO qiied Asp, ilvince`tt I belietthat it would have become nearlY 'a vslid body. It is the opinion since, that fit shaft &Mt have been in some degree hollow, Vila* Occaritinedlt to give star vo aaexpectedly. In' ,l ; undaia4pight, as some young men were in the Wear, at the Nob's-end,Durham, Wilkie, a shoe 04 . er, 10 out of hii depth, ankr a sinking, whet! one of Ins coMpanions, named fflosve, : went to!lah esti:tante, but beim seixeck roost) . the waist b~ Ikie , they were 1?)4.4 *oireipkiik" • •• TIM 1,41$ sesmigaritua ocavaampasmiNvwe- ST azzr. intoeltillit of Ake/Grffbits. fag. tbeiss .nior deceased, took floe.la,t nigbx ebooss IS! o:cleck. bad a . previouslu .ressurritd Irons :Ma Workhouse 1414Ototaurb .emd ;reel* to she Corneseeaferarratit) a she Arawraitit foessead by , APPlagosaineslood• aotlTrut had been previously tips., Ik e -themselves around it to keep the thall heutgplaced'On the ground; van, tunote deceased wavtalps oast, iediastusett, 4. It prawn's! a *rood being vseievel-xifis bliod; f largo pieee_of. Rises sul ks" al woes eor4 east is ahem. lye reni ja c ihridtr P r i , West 'pi Md Ails Ansfalisper. —* Ca malbtAusegissee:lopAtthe N-.ut • r.A. .. • ....ft. • Tbolionourable Comp, ykahip, London, Captain tamp!, has arrived in the Downs she sailed from China on the if& of February, arrived Helena the seth of April, and Me again the 4th of May. Passomesablr. Clarks bissay. late of *hi Rellehle eel SS invalided soldiers from.&. Helena. Casuarstas.—Mr. Henry Barry, purser; and Mr. Wank= *rant, the 6th officer, died at sea. The Honourable Company's skip, Bridgewater, Ceptsin.lolm► muta t outward bound, arrived at St. Helena the Seth of 4pril.• The Wellington,. from Bengal, and the Waterloo, LIYOOr, . front Bombay, sailed from St. Helena for England, the 3d M. Yesterday • a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, as-betx Captain RICHARD GLASIPOOLS MN sworn - Ingo the command of the ship Buckinghamshire, oeneigned to China direct. &warm Joys 44.—Winds W. to W.—As-rived *c Doke of Wellington packet, from Ilshon; alined the Ist inst. Pearseboihr, Jura 114.—Wind 24..—Arrived off the port, the 'Garland Grow and }Ebben*, from Jamaica; William, Gooey Resit Trinidad ;• and Pleamix, from Bombay, which latter Yemen reports the loss of the ship Apollo, Timitasr, for India, in Tablee. Bay, on the 11th of April. Pommapirrar, Jams W.S.W.—Arrived his line.; jetty's Alp intwortn, from the West Indies; and the Hoeubt, Cimino/ix, drone tke-Brasih. DAIL, Joan 15.--Wind S. W.—Arrived this morning and sailed for the River, the Augustus Omar, Sem; Planet, Rea er.mr • Sarah Chris t ina , Poem; and London, Tosses, an from Jamake ; William Meniuthir, Sense, trout St. Kitt's • Emerald, Rizaser, from Van Dimmed Lad; Thalia, Shand, Princess Charlotte, and Tuna* Cyst* from Jamaka ; Mbinia, Snap roam, from Denearata ; Arethuia, .RICSASDIOP, from ditto; WITICIOII, from Bombay • Valiant, Omen% and - Lord Crenate:en, both front Jamaica ; Da vid Owen, MILLS, from Gre nada; Marlborough, Memnon from Jamalcai and several ethers, partliuhr• unknown. (Lne. down and remains, the] British Colony, for Conitsethwple. . Satuu.ne, Jugs 24.—His Majesty's cuter Swan which was on shire on the Herd Sand, has been got on withittle damage. Comme-Houss, Joan 14. Ships Mitered Inwards, The liopo,•froat Arensburg ; Alliance, from Gene; lively„ Violet , and Victory, front /Wings* Ceres, ,from Mooed; front the Cape of Good Hope ; Haringey, .from Christiana ; Carla XI V. from Gottenburg ; and Elenrich,- from Dentale.— Entered Outwards : The Edward and Vittorio, for Insibeur ; Ooderseenting, for Amsterdam; Insteme , foe Demerara; and Mary, from ( o dic. -Gearing Outwards: The True Moe for Limerick ; Express, for Gibraltar; Dwina. for Elelneur; fol Oporto; and Defence, for Quebec. • 'His Masitsry enjoys such good health at . the Royal Lodge, Windsor Great Park, that it . is ea' - pected he will continue to reside there for several days to come, there being yet no mention or pre parations making for his llaisafes return to his Palace in Pall-mall. The Lisbon packet, which arrived this Morning, has brought over several Members of the Cones, and some of the richest individuals in Portugal. 1 Accounts from Ireland, received this morning, state that some outrages of the usual nature had been muzitted in the counties of Cork and Limerick. - The sate of Pictures belonging to the late Mr,. GARRICK en number' came to the hammer thi s Week; and produced nearly 1:4000 ; of which thefour t delirated Election Pittures; by Hoosier'', produced, :1656 guineas.' They were purthasedhy Mr. &spa: Yesterday aftetnoon . the Countess Ca'intastf ea pertained a- tante' part* of fashioniblei - with , ttraiv berries and cream, to Jrareins'a 'Moiety Gardens, in The Regent's Park. 'Die Rana Of the 2d L'de Guards {dated at intervals. The gronuds were covered with ,to Wino . aad'divertified with. loirecs . and -shrubs in , di, *CAW! •..,••• • ... . 4 1 ..14 a g 94.., .st!atest beauty and ?plosion. 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