Star. — London, England, 1823-06-09 00:00:00

end suspend its situlms for a time, and „b e e "tlie 'country under the more immediate ma x% t „ ) .4 a •nildei Chief. The possession of Lima by tbJ WAS expected: B o w a WAS 11 , March at Guayaquil, where, having st , c ut •• If twelve hundred men to reinforce thearnsy opera:ng against Morales, he had organised an expe dition t o libel:LC Peru. :F Ro u L ARTRAGERA.— News has been received f rom Cuptain Parry, thUt General Morales having sent a detachment of 500 men to recapture that place, c i ty \kere intercepted by General Montillo, and 200 „i,o,,ers were taken. Accounts had been received to s! , e ig t h April, that the Carabobo Regiment of 80 0 m en, of which 350 ate the remains of the British L eg iOn, had arrived on the Bth instant at Rio de la garlic, from Laguyra. This reinforcement would al inGeneral Mcntiilo to assume an offensive attitude. FROM Sr. SALVADOR. Portuguese troops . erntinue in possession of the city, and the Brazilians Of the country; there was no communication whatever b e tween them; the inhabitants of the city were in great distress for want of fresh • provisions ; a rein forcement arrived from Lisbon on the sth of April withl,7oo troops, ender convoy of a frigate, making the while number of troops there about four thou sand; the Brazilians had upwards of eight thousand, - but sere in want of officers ; all the valuable goods had b een r emoved on board of shipping for safety. No m ilit a ry operations were expected to take place for • some time. Saturday, at a quarter past six o'clock, his Ma- Jr.;tv left town for the Lodge at Windsor, accom panied by Sir Waxiest Ktaonvoto. The weakness ha t from his MAJESTY s severe attacks pf the gout, caring the last five months, obliged him to be car r:d to his carriage in a chair. Vest,:risy Divine Service was performed to the Eiso's Hoasehi,ld, at his Palace in Pall-mall, by the 11:r. Dr. BLONIBERG. Piince LEOPOLD attended Divine Service yester by at Sr. Yhiiip's, in Regent-street. ' After' a six months' stay at Hanover, her Royal Highness Princess AUGUSTA left that city on the 23th eltimo, to return to England, by way of Hamburgh and lr,!tsigshurg. The Dyke of CAMIMIDGZ ac companied her to Gottingen. Wednesday evening, the spacious Masonic Hall. in Bugle-street, Southampton, built expressly for the Reyal Gloucester Lodge, No. 213, held in that town, su 4N:es! by 'the Worshipful Master, R. L. Patron. ale; Esq. with the usu 11 solemnities. Several Visit ing Brothers, from the neighbouring Lodges, attended to witness the interesting ceremony. The spacious Ledge-room was nearly filled, among whom were many distinguished Brethren ; and the ceremony was anicluded with an oration from the Chair, eloquently and emphatically describing the moral duties of the Craft, and an earnest exhortation to the religious observation of the excellent rules and orders of this ancient and honourable fraternity. HYDE PARK AND TRH GARDENS.—Yesterday at half-past four the Wellington-walk was crowded. The cavalcade extended, as usual, from .south to north. Inere was but little novelty observable among the splendid equioes yesterday. The prevailing colours are the King s yellow, grass green, and dark blue. In the Gardens, from half past five till nearly seven o'clock, the fashionable throng was prodigious. Among the belles of ton, simplicity of attire prevailed in an earinent degree, i. c. white dresses of muslin, with a closely pinned handkerchief of coloured gauze around the heck. Bonnets of white silk, small, and close to the head. THE KING 'R THEATRE.—The performances of Sa.• turdi)i went off to the entire satisfaction of a splendid audience. • COUNT-GARDEN --•Satliti3ly evening, OTWAY% Tragedy of Venice Preserved was performed at this Theatre, for the benefit of Miss F. H. KELLY. After the fiery , nccessfial debid of this young Lady in the character of Juliet, the anxiety of the Public and of her friends was great to see her performance as Bel viler% and every part of the Ilattse was crowded with genteel company. Her conception of the cha rader was good, and her delineation of it chaste, evidently sheaving that her study had been assisted by a most able master. The parts of Allier and Pierre were sustained by Mr. C. KEZ.IBLE and Mr. Macaeabe. •The excellence of Mr. C. KEUELR in the former character is well known, and MACRIADT sever appeared tai greater advantage than in his performance of Pierre.—ln the Afterpiece, Three Web after Marriage,, Miss F. H )(ILLY performed the part . of Lagy Racket, and, considering . that this was her first attempt at Comedy, she acquitted her self very creditably. A remarkable instance of absence, or indifference, occurred the ether day in high life. The bridegroom, recently united to a most amiable young Lady, a sear relative to a Noble and highly eistinguished fa mily, himself heir to a Noble title, and one of the largest fortunes in the kingdom, on the evening of his marrike, and previously to the ceremony, was ob served loitering over the railings in the Park, seem ingly perfectly unconscious of the approaching event, when he was suddenly addressed by an intimate friend My dear Lord, have you forgotten that yon are' engaged to dine with the Duke s • • to day, and that Pm are to be married at thesame timer "Dear me (said the Noble Lord) so I am 1' Late on Friday night Mr. Toghill, and Mr. Charles Broom, of Batliford, left the Oak Inn, Chipping- Sodbury, having drank freely. On their way home through Doddington, with their horses at full speed, they were thrown, and found both on the ground be tween three and tour o'clock the next morning at Mr. Downs farm, near Doddington Park. Mr Toghill • was out hurt, but his companion was so much injured, that *hough surgical assistance was promptly ren • dered. Mr. Broom never spoke afterwards, but died in a hew hours, apparently in excruciating agony. Mrs. Broom arrived to witness the last moments of her unfortunate husband : she is left witlaTour small children, and is now. pregnant. An Inquest was held on.the body, and a verdict returned of " 4 Accidental death . , occasioned by intoxication." - 2 or- NlP . .O r. Aitutt etilolgok" Cater On =hy s em • 1 4 111 .! 61 1- . • 1 , 1 ,041 5 /t The 14th Regiminkei tor ihessiiiva i mind a p v i iri auk where they animism* impoop4 . • MILITARY PROMOTIONL 1 . 11111111 101 1 4* °f Dragoon GuardsooLlentioaat Rolf. arm. R the half .pay of the llth Light Draping* to be U= vice George F. Clarke, who exchanges, receivbut ISO ee. 7fiL Illew—Lieutersant ?rinds Day Claimer to be 01001 by pie. vim Edmund Power, who rakes; Cornet Hugh Aldborough Bowen to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Chal. vice Boso Fratjds Donne, Gent. to b e Cornet, by EgFehisi.j m M Light Dragoons-4moms Roger. • Members IM l ,firons the 39th Foot, to be hargeon, vice &cock ap peilned to the 54th Foot. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—My Duederbolos gram, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vise &rjeantson, promoted. 6th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Alfred liffacbesa,, front the half-pay of the 934 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Geo. Carnie, who exchanges, receiving the difference. - • 14th 'Roo—lieutenant John Hay Cray/had, from the WPM' pf the 60th Foot, to be Larrutasant, vice Minos Kant, who .exchanges. 13th Ditto—Carer Seymour Knyvett, Gent. to be italtaNbi purchase, vice Forbes. Ditto—.To be Ensigns—Archibald Dunbar, Gent. byINO. chase, vice Ogle, appointed to the 4th Unroll Guards; Ads Forster Mills, Gent. by purchase, vice Ilisseadie, promoted 111 the 89th Foot. 32d Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Harrison, from the half-pay el the 65th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hector W. Bows' Mnnrn, who exchanger, receiving the difference. 34th Ditto—Surgeon Thomas French, M.D. from the Sd Lloht Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice James Allardyce, effmi upon the half-pay of the sth !lards.= Battalion. 39th Ditto—Surgeon Charles Waring, from the hdgpoll Wien sth Garrison Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice WaMire, pointed to the 3d Light Dragoons, 51st !Ditto—Lieutenant Ed vard St. Maar to be Qptale, by pee. chase, vice Storer, whceretires; Ensign Williaaa,Theeso tob. Lieutenant, by purchase, vice St. Maur. _ - • 52d Ditto--Lieutenant George Harley Love• so hi • • vice Monins i who resigns the Adjuteatcy soap. 89th Ditto -- E nsign John Routkdge Maiendie from 9!d Foot, to be. Lieutenant, by purchase, vice lisCrobin, who retires. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion--Linstenast,Wiliam Mayes. (ran the half-pay of the 10th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Josh* Fothergili, who retort* to the Retired List. 3d Royal Veteran Ilattalloo--Uemenant Thomas Plikinften, from the half-pay of the 3d West India Regiment, to be Liege tenant, vice Collins, who returns to his former situation en the Retired List. • Hospital-Assistant John Hutchinson Walsh, from the balf.m to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, eke Simoent, appointuseut has not taken place; Hospital-Assistant David Brown, from the hall-pay, to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, vice James Hawkins, who realm. Commissions in the North Bhr:quarks Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Couhty of Salop. John Whithall liod, Esq. to be Captain, vice Sandford, de ceased ; Lieutenant Joseph Volatiles Lovett to be ditto, 'lee Wynne, resigned; Cornet Rkbaid Jones to be Lieutenant. vice L ovett, promoted; John .Tems. (ient. to be Cornet, vice Jones promoted. ; Commission in the Derbyshire Regiment of Yeomanry C_avalris signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dwby. Edward Dawson, Gent. tobe Corttat, ebe illartsberne, resigned. REDUCTION IN TEE RUSSIAN ARMY. . . . •••••••••••••• FRO %f rut FRONTIER or WHITE RU3SIII.III4IIfIIII. By an Ukase signed last month, and }Ate,' pub lished, his .Majesty has ordered the following re ductions in our Army , The 2d battalion, of the regiments of lamer, of the second corps of the army, shall be reduced as formerly in the first corps of the frcun 10Q9 to 400 men ; in the regiments.of cavalry, exceptiag.lhe 3d of Cuirassiers, and the let and 4th of Drasnotts,-, 8 men per company shall be reduced. 11i them tillery the bones of four . picces of cannon in each compeer shall be reduced ; ill tire carps oliavalids vtignis. 410, no .part of the fieldduty, - shall be disbanded.-, There shall, likewise be discharged anattally t . kit is to say, from the Ist May to the Ist Ostober, men per company of all the regiments of infantry. The reductions, however, shall not extend to the regitnentsof the Gaard, the corps of Litheenia, and Caucasus, nor to the troops that compose the colonies. This measure rill cause an. atanuiliavin eighureo ofrubles—. Ihratiough Tuesday evening - his Serene Highness •the Duke CuARLIIS BIRNAJUS of 8411* Weinlar, attended his Aides-do;Camp, Majors ifoateze end Alagng Ag• tA titare, arrived at the Fountain Inn, Portsmou ,to view the Dock-yard, Arsenal, ilt. in which gratify- , . ing inspetion they were attended the nest Chortling by Admiral Sir Jetta H. WisteaunD,.LC.B.jho Hon. Sir Grown Gan, Bart.K.C.B. Ike. . ter viewing. the Dockyad they,procentled on,beird the QUEEN CUAILOTTE s and. dined . with Sir JANES Warrant), at the Admiralty House. ThuTsday his Serene Highness visited 'O.:principal Departments of the Garrison, inspected the troops, and dined with General Sir Jams VIOL 1C.t;.8. at the Liesttensint- Governor's house. Friday morning his:Seism High . - 'less, having accomplished the object of his visit, left the Fountain Inn, embarked in Sir JAWS' WIIIT ,, inglie cutter, and proceeded to the Isle of Wight, on a visit to the EAI 1 of ER ROI, at his seat, Egypt, 'near . Cowes. Sir JAULS WIIIIIIIIID accompanied his Se rene Highness to the Isle of Wight; and Abe aloe polite attention and generous hospitality *ire shears the distinguished Visitor. His Serene Highness is a Major..Genex al in the service of the King of the NW THERLAMDS ; he was much engaged in the-eses! paigns of the last war, in which be wounded. He married the Duches s, of the Duke of SAIL MROISOSIN, sad ain't - . Duchess of CLARINCIL His Serene Higlutesstraiels under the title of Major Asnot.o. Last week, the shoal in the Harbour Cluuntel.. tureen Spithead" and Portsmouth, was examined b means of the diving-bell, and tl* "stations foe rt moving it are very shortly U100111111WIX& - An unfortunate affair happened in Tipperary ; oo' ' Tuesday morning. About bilf-past ten in the asta-' noon, at Mr.B. Sadleir Was riding out of that r by the suburb called the S pttat with a, hounds, one of the dogs ran at ;labourer, whihifikli him with a spade, and broke One Of the animal's Mr. Sadleir observing this, strack the lationier„ his whip, who returned the bl ow with his s p a s, flicting . l wound on Mr. Sadleiesaiseislder, from his horse. The inhabitants of Spitel pt... seized the labourer, and the idea emailiid .sbot,p !. .„ S.idleir had been kill ed ; under this impreasiassente police came running down the street, ore of who' fired among the people, either by aceidest ip at by which a poor chitartepsweep, flow - , the name of James Joyce, a bye r suloglac, ra g, , through the head. 'The policeman- se* &oh* ;is well as the roarer whOstrgelt Th. SadM', both in 5u5t0dy.....4,10,1446f0iicr. 1 win .~ kIFAL INTELLIGENCE. 111167117412141: th . — T - T#Fist. f ' ! ' `L7 - :: . 2 - • . 7 1V it-a -r=M _ . ...-Atielia J ift• -7 kiter j. . air AIMS ROM" • oi. - Wm teat% -arrivadat.flpkilthiN iithkivitiMettleate , %.^.-: J. H. Romer, having tea inceeeded by :. Eiwaae Owen, B.C.H. The Smut left Pro on dm Nth April, and the livianath /ell of May:. the pounce, Car. gain SWOT, accompanied bee time days' sell from the Haven .nab, and then returned *Jemmies. The neon prevalent at the ; Havatosk from the Spankb Main, was, that the Castle of St. i Juan de Mae (which emninands eke entrap& to Vera Cruz) still bald met he the atither country. • The only they force hi the Royelkt sauna was is the dimes poovieee of Maraca bo t alielhd.loo ender General Moto" But. ae... G s dpp ,_ ____,, hive 01000 ow, under General Monetary lallin ■ imarg'F: If l nod. though a clever tad experiehrad oilleie,?the iii si t seemed eertain. - Mesaase b Iltti aillesito whom Mr Quasar Remo. mot a respotisteance f baZatal4smiles fipandeost Slidell fterettfc width bad been tatodi# at ebe te that Ilea lidtherinto his .we ernamenthd ha gave up seek if the rty Am in the ship Harmony, has that .wAakh was on •slastil be cendenined, es It was *mediae:l to a Spaolard who had beeped his Sovereign% moss. The pirates at Cuba teen strictly watched by our crnixera; the bonsai the Tassaa, with the Lion said Union golden, under ' the easamod of Llamas= liessoat,. had rectally dettrertd three vessels, the crews of which 'seeped 1111 shore at Cape An. ,cone. A number of the men taken In pirate vessels Wheat me; at Jr- 'am. The Soave dam of war was also stationed at Cuba. The Ammieon Sonya bad destroyed ow small !tinsel; they Worded a weekly ionvoy foe'sll ships froth the Havaunah to the Double•heathd Shot Key, which I. clear of all danger.— The Mead or Cuba was quiet, and decidedly waldisposed to she mother country. The Gsatstivrta, 74, (Cometodete Sir &NAM Owen), Tam, and Basemolt, were lad's at Poet Royal; the TRRACtax was destined for Carthagena and Santa .Martha. The Rare, Sr-T. Comuusm, would remain at Bar beams ; the ritemumt . Captain Lama.: was at Cabo; the Pileattea, Captain Nr ' weesetu4 was removed to Jamaica; the is, te. Captain'. Isairellices Ca was One with eevlT t• Blake ; the Cutecian„ Lieutenant Corm. wi th convoy io mo dern and Crum , on the Yucatan chest; the ?Ammar; le, Captain Puttesta., sailed from Janales fot lingiend, wi th a ear bring • orr die Seth AreSO, Captain Warms. will at home the June trade: T b, Amiss brought home Cap. rain Watcors and Captain Mnintar, or the navy. The fah*. leg promotions had takes place :—Captain J. W. Romano pro'. LAmimed to command doe Trier; Lieutenant J. G. GooTalt to 111.1111.11 dlit Tomas, . eke likeeuswe, leadided; Lietteetmet V. Shoesersa, to comonaod the Caallitethotir .v 11 0 1 ,..'Cl=11. 141 " - T; UMW= A. FOAMS. ID 000mmed the - 1 - n ; Ain I , 2lllcattaat Wotea, to be Liethumat'ot the Sottre ; Mr. Soli. to be Lieutenant a the likreassou; Mr. Gamma, to be Liewmant of -the Sintatast, visa Ostia When Sir li. Owes ' takes the midst command .in the West l adies, Captain GI , F. Ricpt will be ;promoted to tie Command oldie Otuocimen, and Captain Si. L. ' Rion win remove from the Bomar to the Simehars The Island of Jamaica was healthy, and the alp" dls spadria ranaskably so Sir Crazies, Lady, and Miss , set at for London soon alter the Snow anchored. 1 . . . y th e ship 'William Shand, Captain Ream, arrived diZ ak ' • direct from Port Jackson, New South Wales, width plate 'on theist February, not Maar coached anywhere, end 11111theher passage round Cape Horn it foor.ssenths malikedara• She has a full cargo of wool and int oil; the famer principally the produce of the Sods of Mr. afilfiritua, and Is mach Int. peeved In Spates', fa better collides for market, and is those- Her amerior to the' first class Opelika/eel. The dish 01111.1 et boiled the culprits she took haw Cork at Fait Dittnm'e Laid in November, and the Ifeeehleques et Harewart landed WA In December. Both ships alterwirde proctored to Rail. Oa he pepper. . The S•aa. stoop of war, Captata. H. Von ible, ems was at Sydney. Trade was tdriTably bash at ail ape sada nests in that quarter, and the crops had WWI productive. The 4itt4 Regiment, and unsung die whale of timed Regiment, were quartered In the. colonies, the ship with the hipd.qaertars of the , latter being daily expected. Tice aid .1041.01,tt Wee expected. What the 48th Regiment Would Proceed to Ceylon. - The Aimee" left the Cape the 16th Mask for the Idautithato Meted's Me. Lear. The &Aslant, 'lO, CaPt..Pelleill. is dillyexPead from the South Atnerkan siadoth (babeen relhaettby Far); the Toaatattamt (moor). et, Lo ng' TAM*. front di. Rut . Indies ; the FAL3IOOII4 9th iliptain Plix, - Tresti the West Ladies; and the GLa tato*, lie, ithriit tkint,'froth Calcutta, 'left from the Meditorimeen. • The amettalSieepteht ILJous shim. will sail henceeksedy. foe the .Sentit ittittericOt station. .„Jeun 1.--Wisur W.S.W.:--Arrided the AlMork; 'Week, from the. hie Or France; Delaford, irdtst/Ol'ast St; Vinenaels. Ar t tired yesterday, the Seudroottlil ftelathrOqiiiL , :1•;.:.• • • Payaottru, Jean Ir-bad the "Famosts,OhOmpais Guam, 'for Falmouth and Gibledier: *OW Wee _ ranee d. by the Antos, 46, Captain A. Klits.. • •Casie *tint tart. 111.111 cutter from Leith. A Catirt-marthihiti beiniaeld Periiiimat et ch. 'l4elnter, for attempting:to stab 'lds Viiptelitlikeemw, With a *abet , and be wabeemiseed to he Mmg. Shim* mama ids ildmintee esters Bansare. learrisana•P4. Lhanner k and the ' Asap," Identinast :Phowner,-frear a. ender. en viand their Mdathw wiling. trilities.The .Ilostawilt or dapronni esodel of a cutter of lee ma. by 111 r. Swan thiniawitaitt iteerudnlY Ad Of the feed gnawo is the 44hessel.r•Th#Atanor Mao of MO ma, is the peelitithia eliPtellatot o 2 Pet_ .I.crustie floe memis ti comediti W,III.OMOMPOt Ale !i .. . seven I 'days' , the Alija," 4:maenad dia tl'e es-eletY Poblt • The'Ratetai,iihi 'O , , Pl. Fainsta; le waiting .to ‘, Vise ' Admiral Sir. elritStiOMaapinatdlict.ltoStaviseapot/eyerne thie gonatunentof ,Neafoomihuid. ciesdn C. hat.tars, of the 1111*$, is promoted to dfe rattle of Poet Captain. 'Ships in • Hathbate t•-.llartaxdffittettut, I l taanaa Cain; . 13iimaaz, Tawas; . Airsait,Sareno, litunaus,Cownants, Fan s" Maastaailataae-Rtactes:Paktslatta. Nexitane,.end Son ego, Hetwain v yl ad Mahn —Gaxessi.Pariterap, Dicier, 04 irin4ire• thiScriody-44eina, Acts'''. JIM . 11..- 'll.W.....Artivect the'. lieteeks, Vattesiau, &On Lentletafee. Ciyioe,mtaltPfilr R. Ihatios sad piasseossn. Arrived the Vibella wenspert.front Chabot:ollth gays. ... DEAL, Jews 7.—Wind S.W.—bate down front the .River, the Frances, How; fat the South Seas; Merry,- lhalutsi, for Batbadees ; Maintskteer, Miaow,- fee Qqabie I and Thal, biciariaT4 fir . UZie aid limairria sit Drowns with throat of the outward. . ; also, MA synod, the Camden, jointson, Ire JairsaW. Sand Ids Id4ew•r• ddp - -ftaiht, for Portsaitatb, std pet beat vials &boat eh rar. • • - - .-' -allgn h—Wiad S.W:...Arrived and Whet &a the Meer, Ow lei/any 'llwrep, laelinw, him giiillital&a. rt. Irv" 53811t I i i i;S ‘ ' Mt I f = tit PAW!. Our Van 131;sordir Landl._ . _'• • +.' l''' ..:•• .; • . • • 4: 1124eiwliimp u j ec ona .7.4.41bips Muted Inward*: 4 The tont 4 Ileum that Harlingen; Nomgelo, itallete eight Degehe, Qum Otireite i Pouce, ham Son* Burk; ad the Reward, from Jamdear4karki Oft-. wkairiki liollik; he Dam; , Dlansead, err Estarta; AI: wismik..4lt•Welnee.; Pransia e Ser Tied& ;. Caddo,' sad rocietrope=4,Metreeer. tee 14thaderf; kkaptiandel. Par Antwerp ; Britaaniejet ciagage i •rnis alp ; . sad the Thisbe, fie Judea. .. . . . . rinfritiPralf, JUNE .7. - - . -.-: -, • - ,, a:' ,, .1 y,4., - inolaaiiril l .: 44 • • • ~ •-- , • "* 714 i. ellififtlekt . padre; Oolotin• grA ill WO% tom.GOVIPAIIy frost Havrii-fte!"ts iliwpbFeagli! I,,that4enterOisntsei Afr beim& dizbexii .2 on' ;owe - - the fr4trieing ie ae sieeorsht of the earitSeCiai inn scif an additional Plot of Otannd tO gelist's Burial Place, Millhaisk, Westminster • The ceremony, performed by Dr. CAREY, hilltop Of. Racier, took , place on Saturday; the Iterereud Diviao, preceded by the beAdles Of St. Nlaigarei's and fir. John s parish, attended by the San ogale Al the l'fcclesiastical Ciao t; the Rev. Mr. eyoAre• Curate; igld.,oe Rev. Mr. EDWARDS, Rxtor; after hearing lalsoService of Consecration at Si. 3ohn l 's Chtirth, ' , aired to the additional plot of ground, containing half an 'nese* au4 .tiyided into two COmparimetits.- :On•the borders...pi:o4 . 4;ldt on the right hand were 'arranged the following Charity Children s. St. Margaret's and EL Jo il t *. the .Westathutcr -New"ei s a!nt' School; • the- .Blee.catt i•the Oreemeoat ditto;. tin*, coat ditto; Elati-coatilittn ; anti** Workhouse Childster of al. blartar.tis. Westintoster, whin from their • nkat and dean appearance, attained gement notice.. • Thise.were condocted.td the spot By thoChurCh warden!. .1711:01tded by the Beadles of the two pa- . tithes, and the• chair in which the Speaker of the House of .Commons, sirs when attending Si. Mama= ret's Church, was placed. under an awning, and. the Reverend Distitlei after some tipie had elapsed, deli vered the following Prayer: . . The Gloria Ma ty of the Laid nor Goa be upon prosper Thou the work of ear hands upon na l . 0 prover TlUnt Hiney-viorh4.* • •-• • " 0: tites,witaitastooreatihigehq Holy NecoaLthat there ie a difference beamed-the aphis di Beast that soak downward to the Earth, and the Ilyirit of a Mae which ascendeth ep to Gem, who gave it, and litevihe; by the eitample of thy Holy Servants In all ages, halt taught us to assign peculiar places where the haiku of thy Wei sure oast hs peace, *ad Ise pee , served from a* ieilgoitjeg. whii>E their souls are safely beet in she hands.!yh t eir faithful Renames; hear 'we beseech Thee, this charitable Wischcif . onni Ihtleparatfog this pardon of ground to that pod' purpose, rad4iiha vs grace s that by the frequeet Instances of mortality *Mei we lieboid, we may lean and se virady- milder how frall-astd eirmtais. ear condition here on earth Is, sad so number our days se to apply ocr hearts unto 'ithaom • that, in the midst of Life, thinking upon Death, and 4 0 1 71 , 41krina °unwire. for the iedgment that is to follow, we May have our pinta thellevorreeties to Eternal Life with hint will died for our Sins, sod roar again for our Justification, and tiff Ewell and veigneth with Thee and the Holy Ghost, one fen; world without eal. Amen." ' - ,After which the firth, sixth; and seventh verses of thiriy-ninth Psalm were song by the Children; a -selection of the Blne-cosa Children, who led the others, being on the light hand of the tent; the BISHOP then dismissed the congregation with his blessing. • We are slfirry tiiititO that the Dublin Papers re onteed this • morning, announce the sudden death of Justice Fur/taut, at his horse in that city . cm Friday. Futtelat or MARSEAL DAVOI73TO--The funeral of Marshal Davonst, Prince of Eckmahl, took place at Paris; on Thursday, at II o'clock, in the church ,df Sainte V'alere; and the Moniteur besides giving an 'account of the obsequies, devotes two columns,- in entail type, to a panegyric on his virtues and military talents: in which the energy he displayed at: /lam burgh is especially commended. • The funeral' of the Marshal was attended by fourteen mourning toaChes. The, .aotti was placed on a magnificent open hearse, drawn by sit horses: flags were at the - four corners; the insignia of the Marshal's dignities Were laid on the coffin.• About 21000 mope- were tinder 'antis. The Prinee'S roe, .12 years old, was chief moaner : 'General ... Count Beaumont, Peers( France, and Lieutenant-General Count Coward, cab manding the tst division, attended as relations. The pall-bearers were Marshal' (aunt Jourdan, and the Duke of Treviso,. Lieutenant-General Count Belliard and Count Matson. The Marshals, a great many Peers, among whom where the Marquise, Lewiston, several members cif •theChember of Deputies, Lieu teninti,Generld, MejorsuGeneral, -superior' officers. and. mititary of all vanka ; with Magistrates, public ftnictitantries; srndpersonsotcarbed to. fhe memory of the Maritrat,..attended the funeral.: Thoraxes:ion at :Jived lit-three ticleokat the burial groand of Pare La "Chaise, where Miiithal OitakaJoardati pronounced a discittrioaritirimeiaation.ithiela.was partaken by all :them? '414.1/6.1"1" vu:.) rjqtalitiallairjElkA/EES. . I "?allswil Talk aria aalaMPlNAlVelleer•W, The Elaalf ale ea tele: 1 ..0 Es* %der, erad..the anticipated pretence of sesatwired aoabt, prove %initially attractive. All the Lid* lioesesitetoWn Mite b L-Asdrealirthlkagat fat title Splendid sate aietioneueepaistoyannoferyapat bed within beatniks of ' the tour* km also beer bespoken for the amok& ; Th ere i s to be a fight listarten taro "Stud ones" on the last day... PEbEStitilAitlS le. . . M on day night, at ten o'eloek, Swalei and Mrioney commenced !lye ;nails on Alusseitonret rite-course. to make the best of their lOW few 100.ndles, fee. Ei•gidoem imilde. ;During the -night Mean became indisposed, which gave Sigel such advantage that at te n o'clock nett morning he was six ages II During' the day . both. Men kept 'to *Their task' 'fa a sea inarinir o bflifmel *Wag 007 *Union .to !nom his lost ground, but wiiliont stratus. At a quarter 'Cr wriletw'elbek Steaks finished his task. pilaw the match •The day vies remarkably doe. and • CUD. o khEettarag of people were on the course.. Swabs was t ls a , but few or no heaves. talon. lisisfonsaaltsassiorween4rann—latarday," a tady of hishlonshi appearance wag brought-46 this bike, charged with haring *Wend .articla from nanseevee tradespeople, without tsarist; paid them at the promised that...lU biagherets segretted fiat he could nut afford the cangialtmete any redress, as she Igeetle all to have beencikeinitipposeredh, for which the Vitia eneweratie only by did proctor. COMP BX.CitANGE, jun o. ' serial' of Wheat, Barley,. and Beans novel etiesidet tzig alspre is another imamate apply of tiol‘.bid ly f rom Hid the quantity of Thir la aleelarea n. peiewst 'Zak teWheet have olstalged*lber mere !nosioy then tMs thinlEhitibut upon the whole:tient is ma mime She in the 41p,411. reians as Len quoted.. 'Hews ill heavily, and at lower pries. • Peas of both kinds rawer. tamed the • ' abet walk. 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