Star. — London, England, 1817-10-24 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1817. THE FUNDS. pike of Stocks this day at Twelve o'aotk Reduced 801—Cons. Sit—Cons. for Nov. 811 4 per Cent. 9711—Navy,1071—Intlea Bonds 99 190 pr. Etebequer 1311 M, 17* to 335. pr. In noticing yesterday the depression which had taken place in the price of the Funds. we laid before our Readers the various rumours which occationed,l or which rose out of the fluctuations at the• Stock Exchange. We could not possibly ascertain the de gree of credit due to the different rumours which fol lowed each other in such quick satcession ; but we are now able to give a positive contradiction to some of them. No fleet of British men of war has been ordered out, nor have any agents of Government been taking up transports for troops, nor have any con tracts for provisions been proposed or executed. We eke find that we were right in refusing credit to the report that there were 10,000 men on board the Russia(' squadron from Revel. Indeed the most eonfident report now is, that these ships have actually been sold to Spain—that power being in want of men of war, and Russia having mole than she needs. They are, it is said, old ships, and have been dis posed of like any other article of commerce. It is arca reported that this country end Holland hate also been applied to by Spain for a similar purchase - ' of any such ships as may be to be disposed of. Such is the account that is now chiefly insisted on respect ing the Russian ships. It is true that there are no troops on board, and it may be true that the ships bare been actually sold to Spain ; but, should the latter fact not prove correct, the question wilt again recur, wbat is the ulterior destination and object of this armament ? As to the alarms excited by the posture of affaiee between Spain and Portugal, some of our contem poraries express themselves thus t Much uneasiness has been sacked in the public mind by the reports which arrived from Spain and Portugal with respect to the march of troops on the frontiers of those kingdoms. It is well known, that unfriendly discussions have for a length of time ex isted between the two Courts. occasioned by the ad vance of the Portuguese forces on the left bank of the River of Plate; but we are sure it will be satisfac tory to the public to learn, on information on which they may entirely rely, that both of those Govern. elitists have agreed to accept the mediation of the five Powers who are parties to the Grand Alliance, and we may, therefore, look with confidence to the speedy and amicable termination of all those differences which were tending to disunite the Crowns of Spain end Portugal. It is with peculiar satisfaction that we feel ourselves enabled to make this statement, which must certainly remove all uneasiness on the subject." s. Tisis Ailment remove all uneasiatu am the saYect 1" What is there, in this statement, calculated to pro- duce such an effect 1 ?his tiateaust does not pretend to contradict the repels from 'Simla and Portugal *NUN: the march yfrotiu ion the freatiffs of thou Eat , doses. To tell the p(blic that the mediation of the Allied Powers had been accepted to terminate the differences between these kingdoms, is only to repeat what has been known to all the world for many moths. And to admit that, notwithstanding the pro. fessed acceptance of such mediation, the Spaniards have since marched a hostile army to the Portuguese frontier, is at once to avow that one at least of these Powers, in spite of the accepted mediation, has not relinquished the use of other means to enforce its claims. In a word, the march of the Spanish troops in disregard of the proffered and accepted mediation is, in common language, a relinquishment of every hope from mediation, and an appeal to arms. We mean not to alert that mediation and prudence may not yet be able to avert the mischiefs of a more in. veterate rupture, but we do think that to state a Ara vioady auspice/ n ufiatioa, as an answer to apprehea sions excited by a niburseat as of aginwioa, is to in salt common sense. The facts respecting the recess suovemenss of the Spanish troops, c3nnot..be altered by any thing that took place several months priori Stough it be possible that the timely and friendly { hsterposition of other Powers, may yet prevent more angry displays of resentment—exactly as a similar , interference might do had there been no previous talk whatever about mediation. In the City, however, the alarm about tke inter ruption of Peace bas subsided a little, as our Readers will see from the improved price of the Funds since yesterday. the Jowls!, of that elty itself have tint yet taken - any notice of these tconbles. The Prussian Government has withdrawn the pro. hibition against the exportation of grain and other provisions, in so far as regards the States of Bavaria, in consequence of a similar order on the part of Ba• varia, in respect to Prussia. The Government of Prussia is fully disposed to establish the principle of unlimited liberty of import and export for all sorts of provisions, and to make no ftotrictious in future in that respect, except with regard to those countries which adopt opposite prindiples. CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER 10. The revolt of the Darabeg Tusdchi Oglu has given rise to serious armaments againbt that rebel. Several newly levied marines are shortly to be embarked on board a galliot and two brigs, furnished with the necessary ammunition, destined for the Black Sea, to reduce the rebel. Among the corps of artillery, two Ortas were chosen, which have marched to relieve the garrisons of Belgrade and Nyssa. The new fortifications on the Dardanelles which were begun some time ago, as well as the addition to the old ones, are nearly com pleted, and a transport lies ready at Tephana to con vey the cannon and ammunition necessary for their defence. BELGRADE, (NEAR BUJUICDERE) SEPT.I2., Notwithstanding the rainy weather which we have had for above a week, the state of the public health has not improved; and n. w cases of plague occur in many quarters of the city, and in Pere and Galata, and even in some places along the canal, particu larly at Bujukdere, where the germ of the disease is not yet destroyed, notwithstanding the removal of the inhabitants, and a purification undertaken by the Greek clergy ; however, we are all quite well, thank Gorr, in our quarantine, which it half over ; and ttte household of the Austrian. Internnacio, Baron Sturmor, consisting of 42 persons, has had no farther accident since the severe blow he received in the loss of his son. But even in this village one of the inhabitants at tacked with the disorder, was exposed the day before yesterday in a meadow which is a pubic walk, so that we are not free from the terrors of the disease in our retreat. GOTHA, OCTOBER It The Sates of our Grand Duchy assemble now in their usual rn,:cting, which was not interrupted even in the time of tcrror and despotism.. This meeting takes place every four or sis years.to consult on the Financial System of the Grand Duchy. In the in terver.ing years, the States are replaced by a Com mittee which is annually called together. VIENNA, OCTOBER 10. Nire received this morning the Paris Papers of Tuesday. from which the following anonyms's PARIS, OCTOBER 21. The Duke of Wellington sniped here this evening. The Russian Prince Gorthakolf, who was recently impeached for his conduct in the administration of the War Departategt, has, according to letters re. aired Rota St. Petenburgh, died of chagrin. NURRIKBIRO, ()groin is. One of our Journals mentions tbat then has ben gnat disorders belt principal city of Germany, which but unwed a very serious character, but it dam set swim the seat d tin car i sad Ides that Count Briol Schauensiein, the Imperial Ambas sador at the Diet, arrived here on the Bth from Frankfort. At length our Course of Exchange has been brought below SOO, an event which, a few months ago, nobody would have conjectured. This is chit* ascribed to the exertions of a very skillul Jewish Banker. A Dutch .Mail arrived list night, from the Papers brought by which we have have given some Extracts in our preceding columns. Among these will be found the Speech of the Kora of the binuarmarros on the opening of the ordinary Annual Session of the States-General, which, as might be expected, is alto. gether of a pacific character. A Mail from New Yori arrived this worming, but ' the news it brings has been already anticipated by pre• vious arrivals. The Commandant at St. Augustine has reiterated his determination to put the prowess of the Patriot forces of General biaeoagook to the test, by an obstinate defence of the fortress under bis com mand. He has called , in all his outposts, has now a gartison of 500 effective men, and has laid in provi. sions for nine months. The Spaniards have as yet made no attack on Amelia, and MACORNOOR is still quiet, expecting reinforcements daily. We must once more call the attention of the Pub lic to the cruelties exercised on helpless orphans, in forcing them to clean chimneys. We have in our columns this day given another instance of this mur derous practice, occasioning the Jeath of the poor helpless sufferer. In laying belore the Public the evidence taken before the Coroner, it is not with the view of excitiog odium against the master sweeps, many of whom sin as much through ignorance, as want of humanity ; but, if possible, to impress upon the Reader the conviction that he himself is one of gel accessories so mereler, if he suffers kis chimnies to be swept by sending up a climbing•boy. Yes, if you are one of these, you have more to answer for than the cruel master sweep, for you encourage him : you pay him, as your agent, for inflicting cruelties, and sometimes death, on miserable, helpless, children! Nor is there any excuse or mitigation in your case, as other and efficient means for cleaning your floes are within your reach. If from this time jou suffer children to be so vsed on your premises, it must be because you yourself are callous $ she cries of huma nity, and delight in ioakting misery, woe, and death, on usptotected infants I On Tuesday died as Cowhill, ne at Dumfries. after a s h aft Must, AZANAMDZIL Kix, Esq. of Golden nue" Loadost—a Gentleman whose uniform good ness of heart, urbanity of manners, and honourabk aadact throug4,lik eadeared his obarsette to all who hut as opottuairt of septosistios Its saidlease. Mr. Cosi is arrived atViscount Awsox's seat, Shag borough, Staffordshire, from a tour through Sc..tlAnd. Hon. Tuouns ANSON left bis father's, Lord As sn's seat, in Staffordshire, a few days since, on Continental tour. Sir FRANCIS BURDLTT has returned from his too in the South and West of Ireland. On Sunday be dined at Lyons, the seat of Lord CLONCUKRY. Lid? MORGAN and Sir CHARLIE. were of the party. A public dinner is to be given to Sir FRANCS in DAM, at which his Grace the Duke of Laymen will preside Would it not be advisable in those who arc now receiving their Dividends at the Bank, to lay out 3 small portion of them is the purchase of a Chance in the present Lottery, which will commence on the, 7th of NViT MONTH, and possesses no less than )lx Prizes of Ar 20,000 The merits of this Lettcry are obvious, and have received the approbation of the Public. It is an unusual circumstance, but neverthc• less an important one to Adventurers, that in this Lottesi these are no th an %ea wore Friar thaa Minks, . . -.- • •• . IMP gr•WlMetls%.l. •.... .. j .•••• j •...• .. i ..•••• •••••• • ••••• we . g ir• - found the _ c. of the _ Km et the aNIITHRSLANDS a 7 -,,, - --- - --- o'clock, when an unexpected shower of rain coming Turner, Heury Tomlinsun, EWA Han, sen. Elijihtiali, ;I Isaac Walser, Mary Hepworth. Henry Hole, John Der • ' . the march ?f troolu ea the freatiffs of thou bia,v spectre:oe, hastened her return to the house, where she arri- on the opening of the ordinary Annual Session of the ved at half-past one, without experiencing any incon- William Routh, Hugh Booth, —Goodwin, John Storer, ti . To tell the pfiblic that the mediation of the liam Rcper, and Captain Phillips. • ate t h e States-General, which, as might be e: to is alto. venience from the rain. At two o'clock, the shower The case Er the prosecution closed, and the Cot , Allied Powers had been accepted to ter having ceased, Prince Lsoroto went out to take the adjourned till to-morrow. gether of a pacific character. differences between these kingdoms, is only to repeat diversion of shooting for a short time. The difficulty which the Crown Lawyers hare what has been known to all the world standin rl the d for many A Mail from New York arrived this mottling, but bringing any material number of the prisoners saondis. And to admit that, notwithstanding pro. R.43TSG.ef7'E. OCTOBER m 23. trial at once, proceeds fro the nature of the li the news it brings has been already anticip a t e d by pre• fessed acceptance of such mediation, the Spaniards . mins arrivals. The Commandant at St. Augustine We never recollect this deservedly esteemed Wa- and the extent of the pannel. According to tie S have since marched a hostile army to the Porttlguese tote of William 111. any prisoner accused of 11i has reiterated his deternanation to put the prowess of tering Place having to boast of so many highly re- frontier, is at once to avow that one at least of these the Patriot forces of General biaoonectott to the test, spectable visitants at this late se a s on of t h e y ear as Treason is entitled to challenge 35 of those suminnt for his Jury ; and there bein g altogether oulythi Powers, in spite of the accepted mediation, has not at present—it is, even now, difficult to meet with aby an obstinate defence of the fortress tinder h i s com- relinquished the use of other means to enforce itsgood house fronting the sea, and several families hundred names on the panne!, the exercise of :I privilege by each of the prisoners (and their interri mend. He has called in all his outposts, has now a have hin d their houses for the whiter months, so con. claims. In a word, the march of the Spanish troops . garrison of 500 effective men, and has laid in previ- ducive to health is the air and dryness of the soil to sever their challenges was declared at Si:. rube would reader it di ffi cult, if not impossible for i in disregard of the pro ff ered and accepted mediation is, in common language, a relinquishment of every lions for nine months. The Spania r d s h ave as yet of thi s pl ace an d ne i g hb our h oo d cons id ere d . Our Crown Lawyers to find a Jury. even suppo.ing 6 Ostend packets continue to go and come regulirly, made no attack on Amelia, and M ..-ACORSOOR is still hope from mediation, and an appeal to arms. We .and convey many passengers. Several passengers art challenged none themselves. Very few chellen, quiet, expecting reinforcements daily. mean not to :Wert that mediation and prudence may distinction enibark this evening fur that place. have indeed been made on the part of the Crown. I the first trial the challenges for the prisoners vt ere:: It is with much concern we hav e . to state, that Sir not yet be able to avert the mischiefs of a more in. We most once more call the attention of the Pub- WILLIAM CUILTIS i s confined to his house, West Cliff on the second, SS; on the present, SI ; and t::e pl sefec „ te rupture, but we do think that to state a pee- lic to the cruelties exercised on helpless orphans, in i secutors have not altogether challenged 10. 13..:t e , Lodge. by illness of rather an alarming nature. The vioady accepted metfiation , as an answer to apprehen . f orc i ng th em t o clean chimneys. We have in oair' yacht of the worthy Baronet is dismantling, to lalye sid s ering the power of challenge which the prscn sess, no material number of them can be tried "ions excited by a robursent aet of aurntsioa, is to in. co l umns t hi s d ay g i ven anot h er i nstance of this mur. by till spring. The pleasure vessel of WILLIAM salt common sense. The facts respecting the recent derous practice, occasioning the death of the poor Cruets, jun. Esq (Sir WILLIAM'S son) has been laid fore Term, for the nnel cannot be enlarged in d time, as the prison ers must be furnished with a I up , some time. of those summoned ten days at least before they movements of the Spanish troops, e3nnot..be altered helpless sufferer. In laying before the Public the l'he Isabella Baths on the West Cliff continue to by any thing that took place several months prior t evidence taken before the Coroner, it is not with the be a favourite resort for loungers, but especially for brought to trial. Thus, the 'edges being obl.gtd attend Term, how are the untried prisoners to be d Illinntjh it be possible that the timely and friendly view of exciting odium against the master sweeps, those who are in quest of health from this source.— biterposition of ether Powers, may yet prevent more many of whom sin as much through ignorance, as They are singularly tonvenient and elegant, an d posed of ? Will the Commission be adjourned, or t' the untried prisoners be liberated ? It is endersto excite the admiration of all strangers. angry displays of resentment—exactly as a similar want of humanity ; but, if possible, to impress upon that the Crown Lawyers are embarrassed by a r interference might do had there been no previous the Reader the conviction that he himself is one of the , The Duke and ches&-----sO7l3Lorroitn are arrived at which is certainly novel. talk whatever about mediation. accetearies to Raeder, if he suffers kis chimnies to be their residence in Hamilton-place, from their seat, In the City, however , the alarm about the inter-1 swept by sending up a climbing-boy. Yes, if you Woburn Abbeys, is a few days their Graces will leave town for Tavlstock House, Devonshiie. ruption of Peace bas subsided a little, as our Readers atone of these, you have more to answer for than The Dowager hitarchioness of LANSDOWNE is ex- , bor i tt r g C° ll, E St g a i ll s o ur rd i s v h e ir d e a , t fre m s ca a u t n o t o A r t w h i :o N ug s h seat, Sc .. Son tlt Hon. 'llrost.ts ANSON left his father':, Lord 1 1 the cruel master sweep, for you encourage him ? will see from the improved price of the Funds since SON II seat, ta or ire, afewdays o petted to return to town next week, from Brighten. yesterday. you pay him, as your agent, for in fl icting cruelties, The Earl and Countess of Deasy are entertaining in S ff deft' —..........., and sometimes death, on miserable, helpless, children! a large party of fashionable', at their seat, Knowsley, . Continental tour. Sir FRANCIS BURDITT has returned from his ti 4 17 e Maim' this morning the Paris Papers of Nor is there any excuse or mitigation in your case, as Lancashire. The Earl and Countess of Mansrumo are returned in the South and West of Ireland. On Sunday Tuesday, from which the following are extracts s other and efficient means for cleaning your floes are dined at Lyons, he y CHARLES were of the ?a Sa d Si rpart y. OCTOBER 21. w i t hi n your reach. If from thi s ti me you stria h to Paris, from Brus se l s: t h ey are shortly expected MOROAN an seat of Lord CLONCUKRY ; L . 1 ] The Duke of Wellington arrived here this evening. c hild ren to b e so used on your premises, it must be °Tintpublic dinner is to be given to Sir FRANCLStn Dub Earl an d Countess of S HATTESSURY are Sevin - at which his Grace the Duke of Lua= ri w ill press The The Russian Prince Gorthakolf, who was recently because you yourself are callous $ she cries of hums- ed at t h e i r seat i n Dorsets t It're, from a tour. Would it not be advisable in those who arc r impeached for his conduct in the actminfstration of Slily, and delight in ielietiog misery, woe, and de a th, Lord and Lady AItUNDU, are arrived at Stowe receiving their Dividends at the Bank, to lay oar , f she w ar pupation*, has, according to letters re- , on us protected infants! Bucks, cer a visi t t o the Marquis and Marchioness of small portion of them is the purchase of a Chants mind from &. Petenburgh, died of chagrin, .........—........ DUCILINCIMAIG the present Lottery, which will commence co . On Tuesday died as Cawhill. sear Dum fr ies, a ft er Lord Crave is arrived at Wsllcott , Salop, from a 7th of Ni IX MONTH, and possesses no less than o lii. 00TOBER In The merits of this L . ettcry a short Massa, Ainsoltriell Kay, Esq. of Golden_ tar.—Lord Rossi Maxims is arrived in town Prises of Ar2° ' °°° 1 One of our Journals mentions that then bas beanfrom Leicestershire. obvious, and have received the approbation oi : 'quays, Loodorr,-.-a Gentleman whose uniform good- •rt t disorders is principal city of Germany,whien gees, near of heart, urbanity of manners, and hon able Lord WILLIAM Ft/I/GERALD is arrived at his house Public. It is an unusual circumstance, but ner. 1 less an important one to Adventurers, that in . b on assumed a eery serious charmer, but it does k fuo d nof chrong4iptiee. endeared hi s c h aracter to all in Lower Berkeley -street, from France. set agatio. the woe of the car; and adtlop 64 1 who 44 an roma?? of apptoeiarini Its n iff dl osoo . Hon. WILLIAM VESST FITSORSAL M P D, M.P. arrived Lottery these are no lees than SIN+ (por e _SI r wo Wodandor sit plake's. Hotel; from Pad& 'halt Maki* • 111.11.11MMLWMISW ff/NDSO.R, OCIVBEIt 23. Yesterday Princess AUGUSTA, with her attendants, took as airing ois horseback, in Windsor Great Park. Princess SONfir took an airing in the Little Park. Princess Euznitarn, attended by a Lady in Waiting; took an airing in her carriage to her Cottage, near Old Windsor. _ _ _ This morning Princess Aucturnt, attended by Sir BURNT SPRNCER, and a Lady in Waiting, took an airing in the Park. Princess Sot mit also took airing. BRIGHTON, OCTOBER if. Soon after one o'clock, the Pattmz REGENT, companied by Sir BENJAMIN 13Loorartun, &c. took an airing on horseback westward, returning by thr Cliff road, East-street, and North•street, about four o'clock. Soon after his Royal Highness's return to the Palace, the Duke and Duchess of Cumankt.mso, who were expected, arrived from Worthing. Dis:nt t, in consequence, was served up two hours earlier th .0 usual, at five o'clock, and invita ions were issued to the Countess of LONWALE and other Ladies, to meet the Duchess at the concert at the Pavilion in the evening. The Duke and Duchess, it is understood, return to Worthing to-night. The Plturca Reosuf, in his pedestrian excursions, sometimes condescendingly walks into our trades. men's shops. Yesterday he went into Mrs. ALLAN'S on the East Cliff, and bought toys for some children, Ito whom he frequently shews great kindness. The Prince of SAxa Cognac/ has purchased Lady ANNR MURRAY'S house at Brighton, with the view of spending a few weeks there with the Princess Cmtatotra of WALIII, after her Roy.' Highness's accoorhowit. The fides, which had been but thinly attended during the preceding put of this day, were, soon after the RIGCNT commenced his airing, gaily vi sited from all quarters. The subscription pack of harriers had again some pleasant sliversion this morning. No less than four hares were the spoils of the day. The field consisted of about 120 well-mounted sportsmen. The Nautilus packet, Captain WIEOFIELD, with Sir SAMUEL and Lady HEDGES, sailed for Dieppe last night. Soon after the return of the Ann, Captain DANIELS, from France, yesterday, it was rumoured that Frederick, the Prussia), had been tried for the murder of Mr. PHILLIPS, near Abbeville, found guilty, and sentenced, first ts have his rlgbt hand chopped off, and then his head. THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES. CLAREMONT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22. ma O'CLOCK, T.N. Yesterday Prince LEoent.o, after attending his Royal Consort in her perambulations, and while riding in her garden chair, took the diversion of shoot. ing in the neighbourhood. His SERENE HIGHNESS returned to the society of the Pamcms about five o'clock, after which they dined together. Their principal attendants who are here hid the honour of dining with them. Her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTra retired to rest coon after eleven o'clock. This morning the weather proved remarkably fine and clear. About twelve o'clock the sun shone as bright as on a spring day, which induced her ROYAL HIGHNESS, who continues extremely well, to leave Claremont-house to take her usual exercise of walk. ing and riding in her garden-chair, accompanied by Prince Laorcm.n. attended by several of their alien. dents. Her ROYAL HIGHNESS proceeded lo view the Gothic Temple which is building in the Park for the retirement of her ROYAL HIGHNESS in very warm weather, or what is generally called a summer-house. The Psalms left the house about half-past twelve o'clock, when an unexpected shower of rain coming on, hastened her return to the house, where she arri ved at half-past one, without experiencing any incon venience from the rain. At two o'clock, the shower having ceased. Prince Laupotri went out to take the diversion of shooting for a short time. R.4.ITSG4TE, OCTOBER 23. We never recollect this deservedly esteemed Wa tering Place having to boast of so many highly re spectable visitants at this late season of the year as at present—it is, even now, difficult to meet with a good house fronting the sea, and several families have hire d their houses for the winter months, so con ducive to health is the air and dryness of the soil of this place and neighbourhood considered. Our Ostend packets continue to go and come regularly, and convey many passengers. Several passengers of distinction enfbark this evening for that place. It is with much concern we have to state, that Sir WILLIAM CUUTIV is confined to his house, %Vest Cliff Lodge. by illness of rather an alarming nature. The yacht of the worthy Baronet is dismantling, to lay by till spring. The pleasure vessel of WILLIAM Corms, jun. Esq (Sir WILLIAM'S son) has been laid up some time. The Isabella Baths on the West Cliff continue to be a favourite resort for loungers, but especially for those who are in quest of health from this source.— They are singularly tonvenient and elegant, and mite the admiration of all strangers. The Duke and che& ---. ;;;7l3josoitn are arrived at their residence in Hamilton-place, from their seat, Woburn Abbeys: in a few days their Graces will leave town for Tavistock House, Devonsbiie. The Dowager Marchioness of LANSDOWNE is ex pected to return to town next week, from Brighten. The Earl and Countess of Deasy are entertaining a large party of fashioaables, at their seat, Knowsley, Lancashire. The Earl and Countess of fdausimus ire returned to Paris. from Brussels s they are shortly expected home. The Earl and Countess of SHATTMURY are arriv ed at their seat in Dorsetshire, from a tour. Lord and Lady Aaunnu. are arrived at Stowe, Bucks, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness Of DUCILUICINIAIG Lord Crays is arrived at WitUcott, Salop, from a tour.—Lord Roszaw Mammas is arrived in town from Leicestershire. Lord WILLIAM FITIMIERALD is arrived at his house ia Lower Berkeley -street. from France. Hoa. WILLLILM VDU IFITZGASALD, M. P. arrived oft Wedaudar at Makes Hotel; from Parts. THE ARMY. The detachments belonging to the Bth of Foot, which were s i t id ati : in ,lib ed 4l, Gallen, Coranalwe, a ders to match from those places, anu (race"' the heard-quartet s ot their regim t nt, u; ish is a t lone, where they have accor.iin g I ) ', l i ft !. • detachments were not replaced iiy aty e t t.„ , its nut being de..med necess..r, to 714010:111 ` at the above-mentioned sta t io n s, om i ts t, ; ,a.. proved state of the country. The detachments belonging to tile ! which has been this some time p Vo! • at bertstewn, Edenderry, RathAngan, .NL n „ tr Athy, Prosperous, Vicarstown. tiarla.-..cti, aro lins, on the line of the Gland Canal. in Ir, ta t , tx en ordered to join the headAti irters iLeir e, ment, at NAAS, at which station limy h.,ve acco l ie arrived. The stations above enumerated as word by the detachments of tlii, r.gitu at , to be cr mantled as military quarters, t.utin g t o present peaceable disposition 4.1 the like manner, and proceectitz fr. rn tit saint the several detachments of u.e 94t i reginktn, were stationed at Moyvalty and May:l , nd', • orders to join the head quarters of theft which is stationed at Richmond Barracks. Orders have also been received Item Guards, Lindon, for the immediate embarkaii. L the depots of tar:: 37th and 6',.d tegiments in ITC being the general service men retaineu alter t:. battalions of these regiments were disbanded ; have accordingly proceeded to Cork, there t.. e:l7. for Portsmouth. A similar order has been tin to the depot of the 83d, who have, in like a:; proceeded to Cork, in order to its belt% tor Chatham. A route has been received by the o , mtrAi Officer of the Ist battalion Ist Royals, i.tati, Enniskillen, directing him to furnish a dratt tru: lst battalion under his command, consisting Captains, eight Subalterns, one Staff, and 210 y a r,i and file, who are immediately to proceed to C.,-• preparatory to their being embarked for am! from_w•hence they will proceed to the Eist ordtr to join the 2d battalion of their regime;,:, present stationed in that country. All Brititdi meats proceeding to India, are first ordered to ham, which is their general depot. Monday Major-General Dot; to made hishalf. , inspection the 4th, or Queen's Own Dragoons, Caber Barracks, upon which occasion the fit. ; General was happy to pet ceive that excellent sy of discipline continued in the 4th, or Queen's Dragoons, at the Inspection, which he hari' , before acknowledged. STATE TR I LS. DERBY, OCIOBEIt 22. The Court met this morning at eight o'cicck. Isaac Ludlam, the elder, was brought ill And Owl at the Bar. The names of the Gentlemen of the Jury ha , been c4led over, alter a cunsiderdble nu:titer latiallenges on both sides, the following Gentlraxt were sworn: Phillip Water&ld, of Tiselngton, rentlentar. ; Anthoor SIP aopp, of Wensley and Snithertoss ; WtlUam Dunn, a do farmer; John flesuswortli, of Ashboesse, farmer; Lou pion, of Cauldwell, farmer; rhornas Freer, of the Mlle, tame, Thomas Brown Dumelow, of Cisellaston, farmer; I Was Cooper, of Chords Gresley, farmer; Edward Strver.ion, d Measham,gratier ; Robert Creswell, of Ravenatone, gentian; Henry Wayte, ut Miltuo, farmer; John Wright, of lira.:Jurra; farmer. At 20 minutes after nine the trial commenced. Mr. 13m.ouv opened the case. The Arronwev-Geumtar. followed. The witnesses examined were— Anthony Martin, Shirley Asbury, William Smith, Thom Turner, Henry Tomlinson, Elijah Hall, sen. Elijih HJi, los Isaac Walker, Mary Hepworth, Henry Hole, John Data, William Booth, Hugh Booth, Goodwin, John Storer, Liam Rcper, and Captain Phillips. The case fair the prosecution closed, and the Court adjourned till to-morrow. The difficulty which the Crown Lawyers have of bringing any material number of the prisoners to trial at once, proceeds from the nature of the law and the extent of the pannel. According to tie Sta. tute of William 111. any prisoner accused of High Treason is entitled to challenge 35 of those summoned for his Jury ; and there being altogether only free hundrtd names on the pannel, the exercise of rhm privilege by each of the prisoners (and their interriii to sever their challenges was declared at tt:e rube), would render it difficult, if not impossible for tnt Crown Lawyers to find a Jury. even supposing they challenged none themselves. Very new challenges have indeed been made on the part of the Crown. Oa the first trial the challenges for the prisoners were ;,;1; on the second, 33; on the present, SI ; and Cle pry secutors have not altogether challenged 10. B , :t cr. sidering the power of challenge which the prsczei possess, no material number of them can be tried te fore Tcrm, for the pannel cannot be enlarged in doe time, as the prisoners must be furnished with a list of those summoned ten days at least before they re brought to trial. Thus, the Jodges being obliged tl attend Term, how are the untried prisoners to be d r posed oft Will the Commission be adjourned, or will the untried prisoners be liberated? It is enderstecd that the Crown Lawyers are embarrassed by a gale which is certainly novel. I ,' Os" erd . 'ur tm isboo is at ohm thes e NVi ilia' •.) Cr.: • alit; e Sp eta Rr A n t al led At R and NVi Lne ;,e tleir Pte . 1q m g to the • I items, L a "ale CaUit, Ss mh, c i t Apt Ire tirel:iret:24lll 6 . : ttiltd ° al i k e • re :ism 41 , 14 AP I in lrel 4 ,k hied : ;n err'te t t * e4 turlA:i • r ';l ke a:Aakr, at ; entb4.ied .11 , nur.inuieg • A tt.etioried 4 a il itt bur: l a te d ng of three d 2101,mi d tQ C.:lr, r j It. Inliet,is rc at Ss 3ritielt regi. , rd to Lit- shalf.yearly ragoons, at theM2r. e lent systui teen's On ettes ° a and placed 1 fury havisy insulter it Gentieenra nthoor of th. ay., ' ll IVII - i.in Cam. 1 same, terntr, 1 rr ; Strver.km, d gentiersg of nra4tar.4; siencetl. •T Tarps jea Hall, jos I John Dm:, a Store, d the Court 0 7 r r er t i o s S c f t tti l l ' ; a e rs y sta.l e i t a i o led of High summoned only thee cise of :b eir tt:e outset), ble for tits posing they challenges Crown. Oa :rs were.ti; nd t:te pry he prscinti be tried tre- 7ged in Jae with a list ,re they are ; obliged to rs to be Cr , red, or wail ender stord d by a we seat, Shag' Is Lord As- since, on en his tout Sand4y be 'KRY. Lad? party. A s in Dublin+ will