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HIS MAJESTY'S VISIT TO IRELAND. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1821. THE FUNDS. PRICES OF STOCKS TIIIS DAT AT 01:11 O'CLOCK : 3 per Cent. Reduced 76 7 / 77 3 per Cent. Ccns. 76 1 / 4 3 / 4 -4 per Ct. 95y 5 per Ct. Navy 10978 109 Long Annuities 19% 11-16 Old Annuities 76 1 / 2 —New ditto 7578 Exchequer Bill•; 4s. 6s. pr. Cons. for Acct. 76i4 3/8. The Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday have arrived.—Accounts are stated to have been received, from Rio Janeiro, by a vessel arrived at Havre, of a Revolution having taken place in the Government of the Brazils. The Hereditary Prince had been deprived of the Presidency, but admitted into the Council of Regency. One account says, however, that the Prince has resolved on embarking for Lisbon. Letters from Vienna of the 3d August say, " A Courier Extraordinary arrived yesterday from St. Petersburgh, with dispatches for our Government. Ile had this morning a special consultation with Prince METTERNICH, from which it is believed that the (dispatches received yesterday were of a very impor t int nature. The Swiss General, Count Gupowascri, who art ivied from Petersburgh some days since, set out on the Ist inst. for Paris. It is not precisely known whether the journey of this General has any political object. It appears that a strong sympathy has been ex cited in Germany, particularly amongst the Students and a part of the Literati, in favour of the Greeks.— A Professor of this cast has been preaching for some time a Crusade, for the purpose of delivering the (;leeks from the Infidels ; and of course he has made a suong iniptession upon the heated minds of the German Students. It was proposed by him, that subscriptions should he raised to defray the expenses of the outfit, and to enable the young Crusaders to embark at Trieste for Greece. It has been likewise recommended that applications should be made to the Governments of Hesse and Bavaria, to allow a pa .sage through their territories. iPbILANTI is said to have delivered to his troops the following cutting and indignant address, in sur tendering the hopes of his enterprise, and finally part int, from those whose treachery and cowardice had len. dered them useless to him, and fatal to their country : " Soldiers! No ! I shall sully that honourable and sacred name by applying it to beings like you. Ye herd of dastardly and cruel men, your treachery, your perjury, force me to abandon you. In future every tie is broken between us; but I shall :dsvays deeply feel the shame of having been your Chief. You have trampled under foot your oaths; you have betrayed Gun and your country. You have betrayed me at a time when I hoped to conquer or to die gloriously at your head. We are now separated for ever. Go and jobs the Turks, who are alone worthy of your friendship. Steal out of the woods where you have concealed yourselves—descend from the mountains which yin have chosen as the retreat of your cowardice. Hasten to join the Turks : kiss those hands which still reek with the blood' of the beads of Your Church, your Patriarchs, your Arch-priests, and your innocent brethren whom they have so inhumanly butchered'. Yes ; run to purchase slavery with the price of your blood—with the sacrifice of the honour of your wives and children ! But you, images of the true Greeks, of the sacred battalion, who have been betrayed and sacrificed for the deliver ance of your country, receive from me the thanks of your peo ple. Monuments will soon render your names immortal. The names of those friends who have remained faithful ever to me, arc engraved on my heart in characters of fire. Their memory shall be the only consolation of my soul. I abandon to the con tempt of men, the justice of PLOVIDUCE, and the malediction of their countrymen, those perjured traitors, Kaminari Sabas, Dukas, Constantinos, Basilius Barlas, Giorgius Manos, who have deserted from the army, and who have been the first authors of its dissolution ; the PhanarioteGregorius Sutto, the Phanariote and rascal Nicolaus Skufo. I also erase from the list of my companions in arms Ilasilius Karebies, on account of his indis cipline and improper conduct. " ltimnick, June 20. "ALEXANDER Y PSI LA NTI." French Five per Cents. Tuesday, 88 f. 30 c. The Horse Guards has been this forenoon the head quarters of some oe.d rumours. Some hundreds of per sons have been loitering about it these several hours. The Life Guards now on duty ought, it seems, to have been relieved at eleven o'clock by the Blues, but as late as one o'clock the latter had not made their appearance. The story abroad is, that the Blues, on account of the events of Tuesday, refuse to act with the Life Guards. We attach no credit whatever to the report. Accounts from Samarang of the 9th February, mention the arrival of an open boat, with Messrs. SCOTT and Motto Ara, belonging to the English ship Coromandel, Captain BULTER, bound to Malacca, but which was abandoned by the crew in a sinking state, on the coast of Borneo, on the 7th of Febru ary. Captain BVLTER, with the First Officer and thirty-eight men, left the ship in the long-boat ; the Ssctnd Officer, with twelve men, in another boat; and the rest of the people in the third boat above mentioned. Captain BULTER has happily arrived at Kemanlie ; and the other boat, with the Officer and twelve men, at Saurabaya. HATMAREFT MCAT/ Z. —Guy Mannering, was last night re ,teated at this 'ileum:. Ilk. if possible, delighted us more than ever, and was rapturously encored in the air of Oh, rest (the Babe, aid in the duet with Miss Coast, of Ye Ranks end Bras.— A fter the t Vera, Too late pr Biwa,. was performed, :or the firs. time this season. The maulers were nearly Men ,n the s mine way a , %% hen it was performed at the old house last s :a•or, far Faitt.m - 's benefit. Of Joints's I'eank roppleton it is un ec I..ary to say anything. If ever there was a character in ..thi:h he is more at home than another it is this. MURRY took la-ioN's part of Viewlas Twill, and almost made us forget his pr:decessor in the cockney man of business. Mrs. 13.11C1A made a v ry pretty Miss S.,mert,nt; this Lady improves, and will be a valuable acquisition to the Stage. favourable moment as has never yet occurred in the annals of the history of Ireland, blessed as she now is, by the pre sence of our most Illustrious Monarch, in whose name we are now assembled to administer justice to a happy people. If we look back, we feel gratified to tefiect on the perils, dangers, and discords that we have escaped from. In the words of Sir John Davis, • the strings of the Irish harp (which the Civil Magistrate fingereth) have been admirably well attuned to insure the most perfect harmony to the commonweal, and to participate in the blessings of the British Constitution, and the glory of the British Empire.' You have scarcely a criminal case to try. I hasten to conclude, and to set you at liberty on an occa sion when every heart in Dublin is full, and when every house In Dublin is full, except the jail, and that is almost empty, and will be completely so, in the course of our present Commission." His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT now resides at Dublin Castle. FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. DUNLIN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15. The day of his MAJESTY'S public entry was in volved in such uncertainty, that it is not wonderful I should yesterday have made, so far, an erroneous re port to you. Friday will certainly be the day. A triumphal arch is erecting at the head of Sackville street, near the Rotunda, where the City Authorities are to receive his MAJESTY. Even this fruitful sub ject does not admit of amusing variety in each day's detail : I will, therefore, confine this letter to an ac count of his MAJESTY'S intended proceedings while here, which you may rely on as being the arrange ment as it now stands. I will not, however, answer for it that no change may take place. On Friday, the public entry; un Saturday, a grand review of the garrison,in the Park; Sunday the KING goes to Christchurch Cathedral, or the Castle Chapel; Monday, a public Levee and dinner; Tuesday, a Drawing-room ; Wednesday, he goes to the Theatre; Thursday, dines with the Corporation of the City; Friday, visits the Public Institutions of the City; Sa turday and Sunday, quiet. Monday, his MAJESTY dines with the University of Dublin; Tuesday, an In stallation of the Knights of St. Patrick ; Wednesday, he visits the Curragh, where a magnificent Room has been built, wherein he is to be entertained by the Turf Club ; on Thursday, a grand ball at the Castle, after which, if some great inducement to a longer stay does not occur, his MAJESTY departs for Eng land. It is, however, hoped that our beloved and popular Sovereign will be induced to remain longer among the people and the hearts he has so entirely won and made !is own. The Beef-steak Club, so celebrated for its superior stile of vocal music and its tasteful arrangements, are not without hopes of being honoured with a visit. His MAJESTY, who is fond of music, and possesses a fine taste, would experience a rich treat.—This moment (half-past four o'clock) the Gazelle has been stopt, perhaps with reference to Mr. BROUGHAM left Harwich immediately after some alteration in the order of procession, &c. the body of her late MAJESTY was embarked, on his OTHER PARTICULARS. way to Durham, to resume his professional duties, which he had left to attend the funeral. An Order from the LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S Office The following is a copy of the Protest entered at states, that it is not expected by his MAJESTY that Colchester by Dr. Lusutracrost and Mr. WYLDE: persons shall appear in mourning on the day of his ~ We, her Masaare's Executors, solemnly protest against t e h tr is at v ed iol t a o tio m n e ol a h r e i r Jll t se s S a TY'S public entry into Dublin, nor on any of the days of t com a r d a n n o d t s, d rev n i t o e i d isl t y n zunonut public ceremonies or festivities which may take place about to be committed, by taking off the plate placed up y on her coffin by the Executors, against their will. (Signed) during the period of his MAJESTY'S residence in 4 . STEPHEN LUSHINCTON 1 [ WY Log E x ecutors to her Majesty."lreland. Ireland. " THOMAS We understand that brilliant fire-works are in pre- t SHOCKING Mustnrc k —Wednesday evening last, about a guar foerenpdastmuservdeLdo e in oe uiac s k n gro un v k e nk.7n w , paration, to be let off from Nelson's Pillar on the w ell -dressed 4ed sw fe o m rtb ale w d as . night of his MAJESTY'S triumphal entry into Dublin fordshire, having her throat cut in two places, and being other wise much mat gled and bruised. from the Phcenix Palk. ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENON.—The wonder of the Lady LOUTH was present at his MAJESTY'S land- citizens of the metropolis was this morning much ing. Mr. CHARLES BUTLER, of the Medical Hall, excited by the unusual appearance which the sun pre was one of the Gentlemen who assisted his MAJESTY sented: it was of a bright azure colour. The atmo sphierehrs hazy i. in the upper region, and interspersed to reach the Pier. The SOLICITOR.GENERAL, Mr, t li e t s fa t ce i n o fw the ee sun, c l ouds , pro d w u h c i e c d h , a as they Justice Mooaz, and Mr. LANAUZE, of College-green. flitted singularly beautiful were among those who fought his MAJzszat's way to effect. After preserving this appearance for upwards his carriage. of half an hour, the colour changed to a silvery white, On the KING'S landing, on Sunday, the first per- and the altitude of the planet was to the eye so much diminish . ed, that many of the gazers took it at first nonage he recognised on the Pier, was the Earl of for some r m mense balloon, , pondering i: Ew ay' through KINGSTON—‘ Kingston, Kingston," said his MA- the aerial expanse. JESTY, "I am heartily rejoiced to see you, you good- AFFAIR OF HONOUR.—Thursday se'nnigbt,a meet natured, black-whiskered fellow, in this friendly coup- ing took place at Castlelough, near Killarney, be try. How do you do ?" tweed Dr. MURPHY and Dr. BRENNAN , _ . _ of that town. Sunday, when his MAJESTY app roached the turn. _ ITI e former was attended by ROBERT HERBERT, Esq. pike at Annesley-bridge, on his way from Howth to .and the latter by MYLES W. Swarm , Esq. .After an exchange of shots, without injury to either party, the Phcenix Park, a poor countryman who had been the seconds interfered, and effected a reconciliation. permitted to take some rest in the turnpike-house, BOXING. rushed forward, his coat hanging from one arm. As The whole of the 300 guineas a-side for the fight between oßtotulalland September. ilfartin tzg re is m 2 a t d o e f o t zl on Tuesday, d for the 11th the carriage passed, he would not del a y to p ut it on, but grasped his hat, and waved it with a loud huzza. SPARRING. fine display of science at the Royal Tennis Court, Before the carriage was out of si g ht, he in q uired if Windmill - stree t, was illt a tre yesterday, for the benefit of Tons Muer, a de the turnpike had been paid ? Being answered in the serving boxer, and it was well attended. Jones,.: la n ty the Mtaster on an ol the u Se e tse negative, he put his hand in his pocket, and insistedmonothrhees' s a ta wia e te a t n o duty, and they that he should pay the turnpike, for he knew, by his u m sh a T d eo e rnel l merry set-to. face, that the KING was a d—d honest fellow. Gracey and Catsey made a very good bout. Curtis and Goldsmith bad a merry turn, but Curtis had rather We understand that his MAJESTY may be expected the best of it. Ben Buns and Briton displayed the science in every form and to devote one day to witness a grand naval display attitude, and they were much applauded. i of a sham fight in the Bay of Dublin, between the Crowley and Turner. This was a manly bout, and drew numer ous ships of war, yachts, &c. now at Howth forth much applpse. Spencer and Fisher milled away and gained much applause. and Dunleary ; should this take place, his MAJESTY Oliver and Carter finished the performances in a manly set-to. will probably land at Dunlea r y , and thus com p ensate BETTING ROOM, AUGUST 17. SHIRTS GHLNEAS EACH STAKE AT YORE. the Dunlearians for the loss of the grand pageant sto 2 agst Statesman 16 to 1 apt Sandbeck or iginally intended. 5 tot apt Androssan DONCASTER ST. LEGER. After Thursday his Excellency the LORD LIEUTE- 21 to 1 apt Gustavus lt to 1 agst Sandbeek WANT'S Court was to cease during the residence of our sto t agst Vingtun 15 to 1 apt Statesman 6to 1 agst Spiggot 20 to agst any other Illustrious MONARCH, whose special officers will per- DUKE MICHAEL'S STAKE. form the duties of their respective stations. 7to s agst Reginald I 4to 1 agst Ibla The On Monday there was a most spl endid entertain- ten ded , particu larly at Paisle y 't.oneSatiausr weekrd ayin d w ee e d re m u o n re co so mm t uncommonly y w w a was l L a : r ment, in compliment to the KING'S Birth-day. The r emembered. The day was uncommonly fine, and crowds of f s ro an m d everypa tr r y ha a t sse et T y bl company consisted of the Chief Commissioners of pe des trians rtof w th en e t from r ed 'll an „ d h n e lan rse y s Excise, the Collectors of several Counties, Surveyors- egastallurtraesydrksianat twelve o'clock for the principal race, and two other rac last e o sro wh k ic p h la w ce as in an th e e xc af eue ter n n t oo r General, and the heads of the principal Excise Of fi ces, contested. ve o'cloc l k t , w th a e s &C. Mr. HAWTHORNE presided, and Mr. THERRY highly gratifying to observe the good humour that pervaded all classes of the community. ac ted as Vice-President. Lord DONOUGHMO RE, Mr, BLANDFORD RACES, WEDNESDAY, Accuse 15. - H. D. GRADY, and Mr. LESLIE FOSTER, were among The Dorsetshire Gold Cup of 100 gs. value, by Subscriber th General Miche l' s e guests. No expression can convey the enthusiasmSh h e o a r e n h .—F $ rs o u o r miles. old d. . . i r o e g e s k with which the KING'S health was received, nor can Mr. Radclyffe's Effie Deans, 6 yes old - - - - we pay the Gentlemen assembled on that occasion a Mr. A Fa T l V l lt b d:n ri° l ll ;a S te G of ,Cst s 'Z ged Heats, two miles and a half. ' higher compliment than to say that the feeling they Mr. Mapleden's black filly Corset, 4 yrs old 531 1: there evinced was commensurate to the general feel- Mr. Sturt's bay colt , by Haphazard, 4 yrs old 1 9dr Mr. King's b. c. Brother to Redrose, 3 yrs old 2 1 2 dr ing of devotion and affection that pervades the pub- aiwasesr. Fifty Pounds, for three and 4 -yr-olds. — Hea t s , t wo miles. Mr. King's bay colt Haldon , 4 yrs old - - - mile 1 lie bosom at the present au s p icious moment. Tuesday morning, the LORD MAYOR and She- Mr . st u nt ' s b ay colt, b y Beverly, 4 yrs old - - 2 dr riffs proceeded in State to open the Sessions at Green- s m b b a er's co P lt lar of OH 4 e y a r ts s , o t ld wo miles and tha i lf. 1 Mr. ;tu ßi rt e ' street. After the Jury had been sworn, Lord NOR- Mr. King's bay y colt H y aldon, 4 B everly,rs old - . 10 2 2 Mr. Gardiner's Chesnut mare Imogene, 4 yes old 2 dr BURY addressed them in the following terms : Mr. Farquharson's bay horse Garus, aged - 4 3 dr " GiNectmett—l congratulate you that I have little to say,' The sport was = prior to any for many years ; but, on ac and that you have little to do, at this unexampled and auspici- count of the death of her Maesssr, there was no Ball during ous period of happiness and peace. It is such an auspicious and the Races, and the Course was but thinly attended. ''' FUNERAL OF HER LATE• MAJESTY. HARWICH, FRIDAY MORNINC, TICK O'CLOCK. The conductors of the Funeral have been on shore this morning, and obtained from the tradesmen a variety of necessaries for the voyage. Dispatches are expected from the Home Office before the squadron sails. Several persons have been admitted to take a view of the State Cabin where the corpse lies in state. A communication has taken place between Mr. BAILEY and his MAJESTY'S Government respect ing the route which the Funeral Procession is to pass between Stadt and Brunswick. The ships will not sail till the answer is received. Sheeting for twenty beds has been conveyed this morning on board the vessels. The wind continues fair for sailing up the German Ocean ; but it is expected that the signal for sailing will not be made before a late hour this night. FiunAT MORNIKC, TWELVI O'CLOCK. The squadron remains in the harbour. Mr. BAI LEY and his assistants have been on shore, and have transmitted dispatches to London. Several of the ships have moved to windward. The river has been covered with boats during the day. The squadron will not sail till to-morrow (this) morning. THE ARMY. The New Barrack near Leeds is completed, and has bee taken possession of by the detachments of the 15th Hussars b fore quartered in that town. The Warwickshire Militia are ordered to assemble at War wick on the 19th of September, fur xl days training. Friday, July.97th, the Clacklnannanshire Yeomanry Cavalry, at the termination of their annual period of training, were rc viewed at Alloa, by the Right Hyn. Lord ARERLRODRY, accom panied by R. Ilsucc, Esij. M.P. of Kennet, who expressed th, highest approbation and most unqualified praise at the soldiet like appearance of the corps, and the steadiness and alacrity 'hewn in the various evolutions which they made. Saturday su'nnight the Peebles-shire Yeomanry, commanded by Sir JAM a 4 Mom:ow:se, Bart. (after having been a week it quarters at Peebles), were reviewed in a field belonging to Si' JOHN HAY, Bart. by Sir THOS. BRADFORD, Commander of th. Forces hi Scotland, attended by Sir JAM ES DOUGLAS, Quarter master-General. The General expressed the most favourable opinion of the appearance and discipline of the corps, and took particular notice of the zeal of the members, scarcely any being absent—of the public spirit displayed by a county, so limited as to population, furnishing two troops of Yeomanry—and of th rapidity with which the memb..rs of the second troops had pre pared themselves to make a creditable appearance before a re viewing (ieneraL The following is the Kew Seale of Prices of Commissions in the Army : CA CALM, INFANTRY. Lieutenant-Colonel . . £G,173 Lieutenant-Colonel . . £4,500 Major Captain lieutenant . . . . 1,190 lieutenant . . . Cornet An extraordinary instance of gratitude and fidelity :—A pri vate soldier of the9lst Regiment, about fifteen years ago, finding himself mortally wounded in an engagement with the enemy. requested his comrade, who was standing near him, to convey his all, which consisted of a few pounds and some other articles in clothing, to a person who had formerly been his comrade in the Argyleshire Militia, and to whom he considered himself un der strong obligations of gratitude. The disinterested soldier, faithful to the instructions of his dying friend, only a few weeks ago, while his Regiment was passing through Kilmarnock, had the good fortune to fall in with the object of his search, to whom he generously conveyed over every fraction of the bequest, and which his most urgent necessities had never once suffered him to encroach upon during the long period of fifteen years. . • . . I ' . • . t favourable moment as hat( never yet occurred in the ann als THE EVENING STAR• HIS MAJESTY'S VISIT TO IRELAND. THE ARMY. 4 T— of the history of Ireland, blessed as she now is, by the pre- --- ------ • - FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. sence of our most lUustrious Monarch, in whose name we The New . Barrack near Leeds is comPleted, and has bee LONDON. DEMUR, WEDNESDAY , Aeousx 15. are now assembled to administer justice to a happy people. • fore quartered in that town. taken possession of by the detachments of the 15th Hussars b .------. The day of his MAJESTY'S public entry was in - If we look back, we fe el g ratified to reflect on the perils, The Warwickshire Militia are ordered to assemble at War- SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1 841 . volved in such uncertainty, that it is not wonderful I dangers, and discords that we haVe esca p ed from. In the words wick on the 19th of September, fur xl days training. of Sir John Davis, s the 'trine of the Irish harp (which the Friday, July.27th, the Clackmannanshire Yeomanry Cavalry, THE FUNDS. should yesterday have made, so far, an erroneous re- Civ il at the termination of their annual period of training were re - Magistrate fingereth) have been admirably well attuned to 1 paniviewedponied byat Al loa, R. by the plight PRICES OF STOCKS TillS DAT AT ONI O'CLOCK : port to you. Friday will certainly be the day. A insure the most perfect harmony to the commonweal, and tomuc-s, ~ .. y N.P. ceosize, accote i;sq. I.r. of K ennet, who expressed th. $ per Cent. Reduced 7678 77 triumphal arch is erecting at the head of Sackville- participate in the blessings of the British Constitutions and the highest approbation and most unqualified praise at the soma, to try. I hasten to conclude, glory of the British Empire.' You have scarcely a criminal case like appearance of the corps, and the steadiness and alacrity 3 per Cent. Cons. 76 1 / 4 3 A I -4 per Ct. 95% street, near the Rotunda, where the City Authorities 'hewn in the various evolutions which they made. 5 per Ct. Navy 10878 109 are to receive his MAJESTY. Even this fruitful sub- and to set you at liberty on an occa- Saturday se'nnight the Peebles-shire Yeomanry, commanded sub- 'ion on when every heart in Dublin is full, and when every house by Sir JAM Ls Mom:we:an, Bart. (after having been a week h Long Annuities 19% 11-16 ject does not admit of amusing variety in each day's In Dublin is full, except the jail, and that is almost empty, and quarters at Peebles), were reviewed in a field belonging to afi Old Annuities 76 1 / 2 —New ditto 7.5Y8 detail : I will, therefore, confine this letter to an ac- • will be completely so, in the course of our present Commission." J S ir forces HAY, Ban. by T HOS. BRADFORD, Commander of th. hi Scotland, attended by Sir JAMES DOUGLAS, Quarter- Exchequer Bill.; 4s. 6s. pr. count of his MAJESTY'S intended proceedings while His Excellency the WIC LIEUTENANT now resides aster-General. The General expressed the most favourable at Dublin Castle. Cons. for Acct. 76% 3 / 8 . here, which you may rely on as being the arrange- opinion of the appearance and discipline of the corps, and took ment as it now stands. I will not, however, answer FUNERAL OF HER LATE MAJESTY. a to bs gp t tla o t f ieltr P ll l :ll b l l 4 ic li s lfg iri t t wo particular notice of the zeal of the members, scarcely any beim , displayed trw)ps o bi l a ,eo co m u a n n ty ry , Loalnimdiotedf th The Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday have for it that no change may take place. arrived.—Accounts are s tated to have been received On Friday, the public entry; un Saturday, a g rand -- rapidity with which the memb .. rs of the second troops had pre - HARWICH, FRIDAY MonNINC, Tax O'CLOCK. pared themselves to make a creditable appearance before a re- from Rio Janeiro, by a vessel arrived at Havre, of review of the garrison,in the Park; Sunday the Km T he viewin. GeneraL the New Scale of Prices of Commissions in conductors of the Funeral have been on shore - a Revolution having t aken p lace in the Government goes to Christchurch Cathedral, or the Castle Ch a p el ; t hi s morning, and obtained from the tra d esmen The following is a the Army i of the Brazils. The Hereditary Prince had been Monday, a public Levee and dinner; Tuesday, a CAVALRY. INEARTST. variety of necessaries for the voyage. Dispatches are Lieutenant-Colonel . . seG,l75 Lieutenant-Colonel . . £4,500 deprived of the Presidency, but admitted into the Drawing-room ; Wednesday, he goes to the Theatre; expected from the Home Office before the squadron Major Council of Regency. One account says, however, that Thursday, dines with the Corporation of the City; sail s. Several persons have been admitte d to ta k e c u aptain corpse . . . . 700 lies in Cornet Letters from Vienna of the 3tl August say, " A turday and Sunday, quiet. Monday, his MAJESTY An extraordinary . instance of gratitude and fidelity :—A pri- state. A communication has taken place between Courier Extraordinary arrived yesterday from St. dines with the University of Dublin; Tuesday, an In- trate soldier of the 91st Regiment, about fifteen yews ago, finding Mr. BAILEY and his MAJESTY'S Government respect- himself mortally wounded In an engagement with the enemy. Petersbu:gh, with dispatches for our Government. stallation of the Knights of St. Patrick ; Wednesday, re quested his comrade, who was standing tear him, to conve y ing the route which the Funeral Procession is to pass . • Ms all, which cons isted of a few pounds and some other articles y lie had this morning a special consultation with he visits the Cnrragh, where a magnificent Room has between Stadt and Brunswick. The ships will not In clothing, to a person who had formerly been his comrade in Prince METTERNICH, from which it is believed that been built, wherein he is to be entertained by the t he Arg leshire :Militia, and to whom he considered himself tie- sail till the answer is received. Sheeting for twenty der strong obligations of gratitude. The disinterested soldier, the dispatches received yesterday were of a very impor- Turf Club ; on Thursday, a grand ball at the Castle, beds has been conveyed this morning on board the faithful to the instructions of his dying friend, only a few weeks tint nature. The Swiss G eneral, Count GoDowaseil, after which, if some great induceme nt to a lon g er vessels. The wind continues fair fur sailing up the ago, while his Regiment was passing through Kilmarnock , had the goal fortune to fall in with the object of his search, to whom who an ived from Petersburgh some days since, set stay does not occur, his MAJESTY departs for Eng- German Ocean ; but it is expected that the signal for he generously conveyed over every fraction of the bequest, and out on the Ist inst. for Paris. It is not precisely known land. It is, however, hoped that our beloved and sailing will not be made before a late hour this night. which his most urgent necessities had never once suffered him to encroach upon during the long period of fifteen years. whether the journey of this General has any political popular Sovereign will be induced to remain longer FRIDAY MORNING, TWEETS O'CLOCK. Object* it appears that a strong sympathy has been ex- among the people and the hearts he has so entirely The squadron remains in the harbour. Mr. BA!- NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. cited in Germany, particularly amongst the Students won and made bis own. The Beef-steak Club, so LEY and his assistants have been on shore, and have Saturday last, an order was received at the Dock - yard , Sheer - and a part of the Literati, in favour of the Greeks.— celebrated for its superior stile of vocal music and its transmitted dispatches to London. Several of the mess, to send the Commissioner's barge (a very large rowing A Professor of this cast has been preaching for some tasteful arrangements, are not without hopes of being boat) round to Ilarwich. It was for the purpose of taking the ships have moved to windward. The river has been time a Crusade, for the purpose of delivering the honoured with a visit. His MAJESTY, who is fond remains of the late gentle off to the Gcesclow frigate. • covered with boats during the day. The squadron FALMOUTH, Ave. 15.—Wind N. W.—Sailed the William and will not sail till to-morrow (this) morning. Thomas, LAEX, for Waterford; and Arvonia, Esc's, for Li- (; l eeks from the Infidels ; and of course he has m a d e of music , a nd p ossesses a fine taste, would experience a suong iniptession upon the heated minds of th e a rich treat. — T his moment ( half- p ast four o'clock) verpool. G er man Students. It was p ro p osed b y him, that the Gazelle has been stops, perhaps with reference to Mr. BROUGHAM left Harwich immediately a f ter PLYMOUTH, Auc. 16.—Wind W ,— Arrived the Pe r se verance, JACKSON, from London for Madeira; and Broderick, PEART, subscriptions should be raised to defray the expenses some alteration in the order of procession, &c. the body of her late MAJESTY was embarked, on his from Miramichi : the latter s the 24th July with the Har- mony, ILtut.e Pomona, h a i led OND; Stephens, Di way to Durham, to resume his professional duties, XON and oi the out fi t, and to enable the young Crusaders to OTHER PARTICULARS. which he had left to attend the funeral. Industry, ARMSTRONG ; and parted company next day. embark at Trieste for Greece. It has been likewise An Order from the LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S Office . Poiersitouzu, Ausa. 17.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the John The following i s a copy of the Protest entered at transport, from London for Jamaica; and HOUND cutter, from recammended that applications should be made to states, that it is not expected by his MAJESTY that Colchester by Dr. LUSHINGTON and Mr. WYLDE: a cruize. Sailed the Neath Castle, JARMAN, for London; Fox t h e Governments of Hesse and Bavaria, to allow a p ersons shall a p pear in mourning on the day of his ..We, her MAJDITY'g Executors, solemnly protest against and Caroline transports, for Heligoland. . public entry into Dun, nor on bli n, any of the days of this violation of her Maarszv's commands previously comma - DEAL , AUGL ST 17.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the pa sage throug h their territories. cleated to the Earl of lavearooz, and not'dissented to by him, River the Globe, COZENS, front Calcutta; Dorothy Foster, Sow. YPSILANTI is said to have delivered to his troops public ceremonies or festivities which may take place about to be committed, by taking off the plate placed upon her ors, from Jamaica; Humber, JoHNsoN, from Jamaica for Hull; coffin by the Executors, against their will. (Signed) William and Mary, Peso:, from Cork; and Blossom, WILLIAM the f,alowing cutting and indignant address, in sue- during the period of his MAJESTY S residence in " STEPHEN LUsa nice*); 1 , SON, front Rio Janeiro. Came down from the River and remain, Executors to her Majesty.' the Beason, OWEN, for Trieste; and Amphitrite, ALLEN, for tendering the hopes of his enterprise, and finally part- Ireland. " THOMAS WILDE Cork and Jamaica. A in o from those whose treachery and cowardice had ten- We understand that brilliant fire-works are in pre- &memo Muanea.—Wednesday evening last, about a g uar- i.yritseczori, co. 17 .— Putback s . ajesty s ship MUM s. ter past seven o'clock, an unknown well-dressed female was hi Al •'N dered them u:eless to him, and fatal to their country : paration, to be let off from Nelson's Pillar on the found murdered in Blackgrove Wood, near Tiksworth, Bed- HARWICH, Auo. 17.—Arrived the Vansittart and Lord Nel- " Soldiers! No ! I shall sully that botrourable and sacred name night of his MAJESTY'S triumphal entry into Dublin fordshire having her throat cut in two places, son , packets, with Mails from Cuxhaven. and being other- wise much ' mar gled and bruised. Custom- House, A %muss 17.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The Non- by. applying it to beings like you. Ye herd of dastardly and from the Phcenix Park. , Zilver Aal, from Worcum ; Twee Gebroders, from ditto ; Non- cruel men, your treachery, your perjury, force rate to abandon ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENIDN.—The wonder of tne such, from Stangate Creek ; Nestor, from St. John's ; Norfolk, Al Lady Leonia was present at his MAJESTY'S land- • • citizens of the metropolis was this morning much from Quebec; Ann, from St. Petershurgh ; King, from Gotten- piti. In future every tie is broken between us; but I sh al l Mr. CHARLES BUTLER, of Hall the Medical , excited by the unusual appearance which the sun pre-from St. Petershur h • Inclination, from B burgh; Sarah, ;,hvays deeply feel the shame of having been your Chief. You ing• men; Hopewell, from Jamaica; Furst Blucher, from Rostock • Susannah, from St. Petersburgh ; Thomas liounet, front Ja ' have trampled under foot your oaths; you have b e trayed Gun was one of the Gentlemen who assisted his MAJESTY sented: it was of a bright azure colour. The atmo- sphere was hazy in the upper region, and interspersed and your country. You have betrayed me at a time when I to reach the Pier. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL, Mr, mica ; Marianna, from St. Thomas's ; and Beaufort, from Ja- i h thin white clouds, which as they flitted across :mica —Entered Outwards: The for A hoped to conquer or to die gloriously at your head. We are Lovely, msterdam Justice Mooaz, and Mr. LANAUZE, of College-green. w t 'beautiful Lovely, • for 'si the face of the sun, produced a singularly Antwerp.—Cleared Outwards : The new separated for ever. Go and join the Turks, who are alone were among those who fought his Man-slat% way to effect. After preserving this appearance for upwards Abecons, for Elsineur ; Go- wurthy of your friendship. Steal out of the woods where you . . .vernor Harcourt, for Demerara; Electra, for Philadelphia • and Hopewell, for St. John's. of half an hour, the colour changed to a silvery white, , have concealed yourselves—descend from the mountains which nis carriage. per- and the altitude of the planet was to the eye so much have chosen as the retreat of your cowardice. hasten to On the KING'S landing, on Sunday, the first GREENLAND FISHERY. yso o f diminished, that many of the gazers took it at first 1 Turks • kiss those hands which still reek with the blood soilage he recognised on the Pier, was the Ea r l Winne Aueuer 15.—Arrived off this port the Everthorpe loin t le• „ for some i m mense balloon, / pondering i:s way' through Aso, from Greenland for Hull, with 11 fish, and 180 tuns of oil. ' of the beads of 'Your Church, your Patriarchs, your Arch-priests, K ING STON—" Kingston, Kingston, said his MA- the aerial expanse. LIMERICK, Atiorar 4.—Passed by the Perseverance, from and your innecent brethren whom they have so inhumanly JESTY, " I am heartily rejoiced to see you, you good-Greenland, with 10 fish, and 155 tun:. She brings the following AFFAIR OF H ONOUR . —Thursday se'nni g bt , a meet- butchered ! Yes ; run to purchase slavery with the price of account of the fishery ships :—July 10. Abraham, 3 fish, 45 tuns natured, black-whiskered fellow, in this friendly coup- ing took place at Castlelough, near Killarney, be- Cicero, 7 fish, 85 tuna ; Dordon, 4 fish, GO tuns ; Eber, 5 fish, Mood—with the sacrifice of the honour of your wives and your • children ! But you, images of the true Greeks, a the sacred try. How do you do ?" t w eed Dr. MURPHY and Dr. BRENNAN_ . ,_ of that town. so tuns.—Jul 14, C yrus, 7 fish, 80 ' July tuns; Lverthorpe, 11 fish, who have been betrayed and sacrificed for the deliver- Sunday, when his MAJES TY approached the turn- The former was attended by ROBERT HERBERT, Esq. 190 tuns; Exmouth, 1 fish ; Gardener and Joseph, 7 fish, 80 battalion, tuns • Harmony, 3 hsh, 50 tuns ; Jane, 1 fish, 18 tuna; Laurel ante of your country, receive from me the thanks of your peo- pike at Annesley-bridge, on his way from Howth to , and the latter by MYLES W. Swarm, Esq. .After 7 fish, 80 tuns ; Manchester, 3 fi sh ; Mary and Elizabeth , 1 fish , ; pie. Monuments will soon render your names immortal. The the Phoeni x Park, a poor countryman who had been an exchange of shots, without injury to either party, Mercury, 13 fish, 160 tuns; Neptune, 5 fish, 80 tuns; Rachel the seconds interfered, and effected a reconciliation. and Ann, 4 fish, 30 tuns; Shannon, 2 fish, 50 tuns; Trafaltar, names of those friends who have remained faithful ever to me, permitted to take some rest in the turnpike-house, BOXING. 7 fish, 75 tuns ; Unity, 5 fi sh, 40 tuns ; Truelove, 3 fi,h, 50 tuns ; are engraved on my heart in characters of fire. Their memory Walkin, 2 fish, 35 tuns; and William Torr, 5 fish, 50 tuns • all rushed forward, his coat hanging from one arm. As The whole of the 300 guineas a-side for the fight between shall be the only consolation of my soul. I abandon to the con- of Ilull.—July 14,;Experiment, 2 fish ; Ewcretta, fish 65 ' , tuns ; Randall and Martin were made good on Tuesday, for the 11th of men, the justice of PROVIDENCE, and the malediction the carriage passed, he would not delay to put it on, Industry, 6 fi sh, 90 tuns ;and Vigilant, 14 fish, of September. Betting is 2tol on Randall. tempt London.—July 4, Aimwell, of Whitby, 4 fish, 70 tuns.—July of their countrymen, those perjured traitors, Kaminari Sabas, but grasped his hat, and waved it with a loud huzza. SPARRING. 10, Lively, of Berwick, 7 fish, 71 tons.—July 10, Alert, 18 fish, Dukas, Constantino', Ba.silius Barlas, Giorgius Manos, who Before the carriage was out of sight, he inquired if There . was a fine display of science at the Royal Tennis Court, 170 tuns; and Eclipse, 10 fish, 115 tuns.— .I uly 15, Baffin, 7 fish, have deserted front the army, and who have been the fir st authors Windmill-street, yesterday, for the benefit of Tons Oliver, a de- 85 tuns, all of Peterhead. the turnpike had b een 'd ? Being answered in the serving andwellattended. paid boxer, it was of its dissolution ; the PhanarioteGregorius Sotto, the Phanariote negative, he put his hand in his pocket, and insisted Tom Jones, the Master of the Ceremonies, awake to duty, land, with il fish, 450 butts: she left the ice e6th July, and a nd rascal Nicolaus Sk ufo. I also erase front the list of my ushered Jemmy Lemnos and Latham on the stage, and they brings nearly the same accounts as those previously received. Basilius Karebies, on account of his India- that he should pay the turnpike, for he knew, by his made a merry set-to. companions in arms LOSS OF THE ARINUS MAKINGS, DUTCH EAST cipline and improper conduct. face, that the KING was a d—d honest fellow. Gracey and Gat my made a very good bout. INDIANIAN. Curtis and Golds»tith bad a merry turn, but Curtis had rather . " iiimnick, June 20. " A LEX A N DER Y PSI L A NTI." We understand that his MAJESTY may be expected the best of it. EXTRACT OE A LETTER FROM 7lf E AGENT Ti) LLOYD'S AT ROTTERDAM, DATED AUGUST 11. French Five pe r Cents. Tuesday, 38 f. 30 c. to devote one day to witness a grand naval display d i splayed the science in Ben Buns and Briton every form and ..From a declaration of the four men saved from the wreck attitude, and they were much applauded. ---- of the Arinus Manaus, it appears that they sailed from Batavia of a sham fight in the Bay of Dublin, between the crowtee and Turner. This was a manly bout, and drew The Horse Guards has been this forenoon the head-forth much applause. roads on the MI • • • .5 of Januari, of this present year; that owing numerous ships of war, yachts, &c . now at Howth quarters of some odd rumours. Some hundreds of per- Spencer and r milled away and gained much applause. Sunda the 2d of on . February . ; and that on that day the ship got - and Dunleary ; should this take place, his MAJESTY Oliver and Carter finished the performances in a manly set-to. sons have been loitering about it these several hours. will on ground in 17 or 18 feet of water, soft ground. After having probably land at Dunleary, and thus compensate BETTING ROOM, AUG U S T 17. been aground for two hours, she floated, and continued tight; SHIRTS GKINEAS EACH STAKE AT YORE. on the 4 th they aochored otf the Is:and of Cracatorns' and on the The Life Guards 110 W on dut y ou g ht, it seems, to the Dunlearians for the loss of the grand pageant sto 2 agst Statesman 1 6 to I a p t Sandbeck sth p roceeded again on the voyage. On the 7th they had squally have been relieved at eleven o'clock by the Blues, but . originall y i ntende d . sto asst Androssan weather and strong breezes, rusinipg before the wind under as late as one o'clock the latter hard not made their After Thursday his Excellency the LORD LIEUTE- DONCASTER ST. LEGER. double-reefed topsails :the wind inert a , .ing to a gale, they handed main- appearance. The story , abroad is, that the Blues, on el to 1 apt Gustavus KANT'S Court was to cease during the residence of our Bto 1 agst Vingtun 11 to 1 agst Sandbeek 15 to 1 apt Statesman the fore-topsail and mizen-topsail, and close reefed the topsail. They scudded under the close reefed main-topsail, fore- account of the events of Tuesday, refuse to act with Bto 1 agst Spiggot 20 to 1 apt any other sail, and storm-sail, till between 9 and 10 o'clock in the even- Illustrious M ONARCH, whose special officers will per- M DUKE MICHAEL'S STAKE. ing, when it blew so violent as to blow the sails from the calt- the Life Guards. We attach no credit whatever to form the duties of their respective stations. 7 toe apt Reginald I4to 1 agst Ibla ropes, the sea running tremendously high. About 11 o'clock On Monday there was a most s p lendid entertain- The Races at Paisley last week were uncommonl y well at- the y shi pp ed a very heavy sea, which hove the long-boat and the report. _ tended, particularly on Saturday, indeed more so than was ever yawl out of the chocks, and forced them to leeward, together liment to the KING'S Birth-day. The Accounts from Samarang of the 9th February, ment, in comp y . remembered. The day was uncommonly fine, and crowds of with a case containing an alligator, the Alio at that time lying e all ranks from every part of the country assembled, and many on her beans ends, with the leeward shrouds about six feet under mention the arrival of an open boat, with Messrs. company consisted of the Chief Commissioners o f equestrians and pedestrians went front that city. Five horses water ; the main-topmast went over the side, and the ship not SCOTT and Moaatts, belonging to the English ship Excise, the Collectors of several Counties, Surveyors- started at twelve o'clock for the principal race, and two other rising, they cut away the masts about a man's length above the Coromandel, Captain BULTER, bound to Malacca, General, and the heads of the principal Excise Offices races took place in the afternoon at three and five o'clock, the deck, but to no purpose, she remaining in the same situation. but which was abandoned by the crew in a sinking / last of which was an excellent race and well contested. It was Of consequence, a great deal of water forced its way to the &c. Mr. HAWTHORNE presided, and MT. THEORY highly gratifying to observe the good humour that pervaded all hold, when all the ' soldiers, and such of 'the crew as could be state, on the coast of Borneo, on the 7th of Febru- 1%/ 1 . • classes of the community. spared from the deck, were ordered to attend the pumps ; but I wry. Captain BULTER, with the First Officer and acted as Vice-President. Lord DONOUGHMORE, BLANDFORI) RACES, WEDNESDAY, Amuse 15. this measure proved in vain also ; and about midnight the ship thirty-eight men, left the ship in the long-boat ; the H. D. GRADY, and Mr. LESLIE FOSTER, were among The Dorsetsbire Gold Cup of 100 gs. value, by Subscribers of went down suddenly, head foremost." Sec3nd Officer, with twelve men, in another boat ; the gu e s ts . No expression can convey the enthusiasm logs. each.—Four miles. General Michers Shreekhorn, $ yrs old - - . . I — and the rest of the people in the third boat above • Monday last, a great portion of the labourers o: with which the KING'S health was received, nor can Di r . Radclyffe's Effie Deans, 6 yrs old mentioned. Captain BULTER has happily arrived at 'l3 the parish of Bassinboui n, Cambridge4iire, assemble . aged Kemanlie ; and the other boat, with the O ffi cer and we pay the Gentlemen assembled on that occasion a Mr. Farquharson's Garus, A Maiden Plate of £so.—Hents, two miles and a half. together in a riotous and tumultuous manner, with twelve men, at Saurabaya. higher compliment than to say that the feeling they Mr. Mapleden's black filly Corset, 4 yrs old 531 1: a view of driving the Irishmen whom the farmers H THSATRE.—Guy Mannerin» was last night re- there evinced was commensurate to the general feel- Mr. Sturt's bay colt, by Haphazard, 4 yrs old 19 dr employed to reap their wheat, out of the pat i h aeated at this Theatre. 'kin c.,..w, if pOssible, delighted us ing Mr. King's b. c. Brother to Redrose, 3 yrs old 2 1 2 dr many of whom were beaten, and others ran off more than ever, and %VAS rapturously encored in the air of Oh, of devotion and affection that pervades the pub- aneasoay. rest (the Babe, mai iii the duet with Miss Coast, of Ye Banks sic bosom at the present auspicious moment. Fifty Pounds, for three and 4-yr-olds.—Heats, two miles. through dread of further ill usage. The f. r nets, with 1 sind Bra's.—.l fur time t Vera, 7'oo lase far Biwa,. was performed, _ :or the fi rs. time this season. The maulers were nearly filled I uesday morning, the LORD MAYOR and She- Mr. King's bay colt Haldon, 4 yrs old - - - 1 1 the constables, at last succeeded in attesting some Mr. Stun's bay colt, by Beverly, 4 yrs old - - 2 dr of the ringleade a, i.n .1 d s,iersing the remainder ; Member's Plate of £so—Heats, two miles and a half. ,n the s ene way tt• S% ti, n it was performed at the old house last riffs proceeded in State to open the Sessions at Green- The and on the foll • d' `..// W Doc t or w owing ay a . k l , W. a, W . a :a•ui , fir Yeasty's benefit. Of Joints's ren ropeleton it is Mr. Sturt's bay colt, by Beverly, 4 yrs old - 3 0 1 1 uit ee Lary to say anythutg. • If ever there was a character in street. After the Jury .. abi:h lie is more at home than another it is this. MURRY took 1.1-ma part of 2:ictiolas Twill, and almost made us forget his BURY addressed them had been sworn, Lord NOR• in the following terms : " fearaaszair—l coagratnlate you that I have little to say, Mr. King's bay colt Haldon, 4 yrs old - - 1 0 2 2 Mr. Gardiner's Chesnut mare Imogene, 4 yrs old 2 dr horse Garus, aged - 4 3 dr Mr. Farquharson 's bay s o said outrage, but on J. Debt'''. wr • Pearmain, T. Clefts, T. B . lott, and . , e ... com- mitted to the County Jail to take their trials for the the following day were released The sport was su p erior to any for many years ; but, on ae- ._ (.._ .—.. i.. .1......-knev mall of business. Mrs. BASS& made on bail. Two others were admitted to bail, and two ._ ~...._ •_ a_ at. this onevamoled and ausPiel- count of the death of her Bleasstr, there was no Ball during escaped from the constables. The arrived from 1 a Rev( of the depriv Count the Pi Let Couri. Peter: Ile h. Princt Ole cF., tint n who out 01 whal objeci cited and g A Pr time lit eel Stl Gun of tl ettibt recni the pa .s; the 1 tend " dere tt by a true ;3%1'3 have and hope now wurt have y nt join of a and butt you' chip batt and ple. nan are sha ten of Du hay of i ant cot cip ts cp sc h. a. a tl ti N it at he ne ed er, Ite a cis ce, :he le- at, te, hi, ap- •, ed, Tll. lay lent the , he ; 'oll- tely e of ;he I, as car- Ale; -the the see I the r - f.r g in .• ange 4 the nein Nisect lever Rat- ruing ch he ) Ty- . Wit- -ected Dt, by car- Hyde • tough :lock ; to the on in rds he ior he !is he- m the ide. gate. • le Lite e:f on these ist the blood :leman , in so that it r other !A sof- nough e same e gate, at him. pon the inocent cut at there ck wit- t. On le Life 1, tin hford- ad been ted for Some k. He lot hear , k place ap was having care of. me per- :tly un- tize the soldier :e. He • ;hot the m most ldier he the sol- ; would use of ch they he Riot npanied al more further next. — o'clock. ption is m killed t . One mmittee ten had ;LARK!`, atten- j,Thcts of The lortance, ie atten- Gb4:ll been NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. 4' Saturday last, an order was received at tke Dock-yard, Sheer ness, to send the Commissioner's barge (a very large rowing boat) round to Harwich. It was for the purpose of taking the remains of the late Quzew off to the GLAsclow frigate. • FALMOUTH, Auo. 15.—Wind N. W.—Sailed the William and Thomas, ',AMC, for Waterford ; and Arvonia, Et.u.s, for Li. verpool. PLYMOUTH; Auc. 16.—kind W.—Arrived the Perseverance, JACSSON, front London for Madeira; and Broderick, PEA KT, from Miramichi: the latter sailed the 24th July with the Har mony, limit.E; Pomona, Km nsioxn; Stephens, Divas, and Industry, ARMSTRONG ; and parted company next day. Pirayssrouvu, Atm. 17.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the John transport, from London for Jamaica; and HOUND cutter, from a cruize. Sailed the Neath Castle, JA RMAN, for London; Fox and Caroline transports, for Heligoland. DEAL, AUCLST 17.—Wind S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Globe, COZENS, front Calcutta ; Dorothy Foster, Sow ors, from Jamaica; Humber, JOHNSON, from Jamaica for Bull; William and Mary, Patin, from Cork ; and Blossom, WILLII,3I SON, from Rio Janeiro. Came down from the River and remain, the Beanon, OWEN, for Trieste; and Amphitrite, Atxxx, for Cork and Jamaica. Lvatincrors, Ano. 17.—Put back his Majesty's ship NIEMEN. HARWICH, Auo. 17.—Arrived the Vansittart and Lord Nel son packets, with Mails from Cuxhaven. CUSTODS•HOUSE, Aucusv 17.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The Zilver Aal, from Worcum ; Twee Gebroders, from ditto ; Non such, from Stangate Creek ; Nestor, from St. John's ; Norfolk, from Quebec; Ann, from St. Petershurgh ; King, from Gotten burgh ; Sarah, from St. Petershurgh ; Inclination, from Bre men; Hopewell, from Jamaica; Furst Blucher, from Rostock; Susannah, from St. Petershurgh ; Thomas 11;unet, front Ja maica ; Marianna, from St. Thomas's ; and Beaufort, from Ja maica.—Entered Outwards: The Lovely, for Amsterdam; Lovely, for Elsineur ; Hanby, for Boulogne ; and Union, for Antwerp.—Cleared Outwards: The Abcona, for Elsineur ; Go vernor Harcourt, for Demerara; Electra, for Philadelphia; and lopewell, for Si. John's. GREENLAND FISHERY. Witrrsv ' Aueust 15.—Arrived off this port the Everthorpe, Aso, from Greenland for Hull, with 11 fish, and 180 tuns of oil. LIKERICIC, Auerst 4.—Passed by the Perseverance, from Greenland, with 10 fish, and 155 tun:. She brings the following account of the fishery ships :—July 10. Abraham, 3 fish, 45 tuns ' • Cicero, 7 fish, 85 tuns; Dordon, 4 fish, GO tuns; Eber, 5 fish, 80 tuns.—July 14, Cyrus, 7 fish, 80 tuns; Everthorpe, 11 fish, 190 tuns; Exmouth, 1 fish; Gardener and Joseph, 7 fish, 80 tuns ; Harmony, 3 fish, 50 tuns; Jane, 1 fish, 18 tuns; Laurel, 7 fish, 80 tuns ; Manchester, 3 fish ; Mary and Elizabeth, 1 fish ; Mercury, 13 fish, 160 tuns; Neptune, 5 fish, 80 tuns; Rachel and Ann, 4 fish, 30 tuns; Shannon, 2 fish, 30 tuns; Trafalgar, 7 fish, 75 tuns; Unity, 5 fish, 40 tuns ; Truelove, 3 fish, 50 tuns ; Walkin, 2 fish, 35 tuns ; and William Torr, 5 fish, 50 tuns; all of Hull.—July 14,:Experiment, 2 fish ; Ewcretta, 5 fish, 65 tuns ; Industry, 6 fish, 90 tuns; and Vigilant, 14 fish, 170 tuns; all of London.—July 4, Aimwell, of Whitby, 4 fish, 70 tuns.—July 10, Lively, of Berwick, 7 fish, 71 tuns.—July 10, Alert, 18 fish, 170 tuns; and Eclipse, 10 fish, 115 tuns.—July 15, Baffin, 7 fish, 85 tuns, all of Peterhead. Huu., Ace. IG.—Arrived the Everthorpe, Assi, from Green laod, with 11 fish, 450 butts: she left the ice 26th July, and brings nearly the cam , : accounts as those previously received. LOSS OF TIIE ARINUS NIARINUS, DUTCH EAST INDIANIAN. EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROM 7DE AGENT TO LLOYD'S AT ROTTERDAM, DATED AUGUST 11. " From a declaration of the four men saved from the wreck of the Arinus Marian% it appears that they sailed from Batavia roads on the 2Ctls of January, of this present year; that owing to head-windsand tides they had not got through the Straits of Sunda on the 2il of February ; and that on that day tit? ship got on ground in 17 or 18 feet of water, soft ground. After having been aground for two hours, she floated, and continued tight; on the 4th they anchored off the Island of Cracatoms, and on the sth proceeded again on the voyage. On the 7th they had squally weather and strong breezes, rututipg before the wind under double-reefed topsails : the wind inert te-ing to a gale, they handed the fore-topsail and mizen-topsail, and close reefed the main topsail. They scudded under the close reefed main-topsail, fore sail, and storm-sail, till between 9 and 10 o'clock in the even ing, when it blew so violent as to blow the sails from the calt ropes, the sea running tremendously high. About 11 o'clock they shipped a very heavy sea, which hove the long-boat and yawl out of the chocks, and forced them to leeward, together with a case containing an alligator, the Ishi i ) at that time lying on her beans ends, with the leeward shrouds about siz feet under water ; the main-topmast went over the side , and the ship not ' rising, they cut away the masts abou t a man 's length above the ' deck, but to no purpose, she remaining in the same situation. Of consequence, a great deal of water forced its way to the hold, whets all the soldiers, and such of the crew as could be spared from the deck, were ordered to attend the pumps ; but this measure proved in vain also ; and about midnight the ship F went down suddenly, head foremost." Monday last, a great portion of the labourers o the parish of Bassinbouin, Cambridge hire, assemble . together in a riotous and tumultuous manner, with a view of driving the Irishmen whom the farmers employed to reap their wheat, out of the paii'h. many of whom were beaten, and others ran off through dread of further ill usage. The f. rners, with the constables, at last succeeded in airesting some of the ringleade•<, d.s,>ersing the remainder ; and on the folliming day T. MI, Ductvra, W. Pearmain, T. Clefts, T. Blott, and J. Dcbcr, wt rc com mitted to the County Jail to take their trials for the said outrage, but on the following day were released on bail. Two others were admitted to bail, and two escaped from the constables.