Star. — London, England, 1823-01-17 00:00:00

EAR' .. ~ . .. 7. - . --- ;lA. r-. ' • CONON3IIIZZ ROOM Cart Orr LONDON 117ER2J.. A T a PUBLIC MEETING held at the City of 4 -31 - London Tavern, on Thursday the 16th of January, 1823, to topsider:what may be proper to be done to 'sok the wretched Survivors of the Earthquakes in Syria, . The . Right lion. the LORD MAYOR la the Chair, • ..1 The following Resolutions were •unanimously agreed lipla- It was moved by Mr. Alderman VENAILIS, and seconded by Sir Reseal. Wtosuist, Bart. That this Meeting deeply feeling the distressed situation - in which this awful visitation has invoked the Inhabitants of that part of ibe province of Syria, do resolve to ems" into is Subscription for th e Relief of the Inhabitants generally, and that the same be administered without distinction of religious persuasion, and that an appeal be made to the Public to aid the wishes of the Meeting t') render the relief extensive. The following Gentlemen were nominated a Committee to carry the same into effect, with power to add to their number 4. J. Ange►stein, Esq. Joseph Levy, F.sq. Air. Aldesnaau Agkius. Robert 11. Marten, Esq. W. J. b,ii,kes, Esq. 31. P. - M. Maude, Esq. John Blades, Esq. - William Mellish, Esq. Jahn Blunt, Esq. John Nicholls, Esq. Samuel Briggs, F.sq. • John Prior, Esq. Robert Brown, Rsq. William Soltaa, Esq. James Bischoff, Esq. William Tomlinson, Esq. J. T. Daubus, Esq. * Mr. Alderman Venables. 'Manias wiles % Esq. M. r. Sir Robert Witrxm,- Samuel West, Esq. .T05..1 - 1. WAptaff, Esq. • Charles Fpacis, Esq. John Hamilton. Esq. Niven Kerr, Esq. Thomas Kelevrell, Esq. Edward Lee, Esq. • Moved by Mr. Alderman Arenrs. and seconded by R. H. pusscr, Esq. That, the Committee request some of the eminent Gentlemen of the Hebrew Nation to join the Committee in this work of national benevolence. 3loved by R. H. 31,karax, Esq. and 'seconded by Saimaa Wass, Fag. That it appears desirable tq this Meeting that Mr. Consul parker ass,ciate with himself, so far as be may deem it,racti cable, the Heads of the different communities and-cashmtsre. suasion, that the distribution of this relief to suffering limpanity nay be known to be alone according to want wad fallen% 'jai without regard to nation or proiession. Moved by Joust Botha, Esq. and • seconded by the Ttev. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Governor, Deputy Governor, and Treasurer of the Levant Company, for the Rronaptifude of their measures, and the remittance of One Thousand Pounds made by them at the very earnevtopportunity, ant for the care they have evinced for the right distribution of the amount remitted. Moved by Tnostas ALLart, Esq. and seconded by Joan Ntorocut, Esq. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the &rectors of the East India Company, for their liberal donation ortoo Hundred Pounds. • Mo►ed by &MULL Damns. Esq." and seconded by Eass•aaa . • Las, UN. That the Bankers in town and country be requested to receive donations, however small, and to remit, the antJunt arlOrA they may have received at the end of each month to the Trussuier. _ _ _ lloved by Dir. Alderman ATMS, and seconded by Mr., Alderman VExaatie.. ' . • That the Thanks of this leeting . be given er, the /tligt find. _ . has ,-- _ the Lord Blaynt, fur tho kindness with whielehe 1. ~ a c ceded to the wish of the Provisional Committee, and lin- Us pedite - and able conduct in presiding at this Meeting. . - (Signed) . WILLIAM lIEVGATE;' Chairman. . ... . . - Subscriptions already received : Levant Company .€soo.*:lo` Fisnefi, 'White, and East India Company 502" 0 •••.• Francis . - - ~ sg. Jacob Lliosanquet • •20 .0 Wm. Baynes, Esq. 5 0 .1. T. Daubs= 20. O Wilson, Ashmore, and ‘ Airs. Daubuz • 's' S CO: - ' Itl a lli Mrs. Ann Dauhuz 5 5 J.ll, Wagstaff,•Esq. 5 f Right Honourable K. G. J. and G. Rankin 10 - 10 - Vansittart 20 0 Thos. Wa ,Esq. & S . IMlss Vansittart 10 0 Proprietor of the • • J: Butterworth, M.P. 5 0 Mango Herald ' 10 I& Edward Lee 20 0 Messrs. Walker and " . ! given Kerr 20 0 Wilkins 5 5 Briggs Brothers and Co. 90 0 Mrs. Preston 1 1 J. Hanson and Sons 20 0 Miss Preston 1 1 Jackson, Maude, & Co. 10 10 Mr. All. Venables 10.10 Z.' LeiY and Sons 10 10 Messrs. Dobson and . G. and W. Soltau & Co. 10 10 Baker - Boddiugton and De la The Right Hon. the • Chaumette 10 10 Lord Mayor 21 0 Thomas Burgon 5 5 • Rundell, Bridge, & Co. 20 0 John Burgon and Son 10 10 J. Simmons, Esq, 10 10 It. W. Brant 5 5 John Blades, Esq. 10 10 Thomas Preston 5 5 Thomas Allan, }..sq. 5. 0 William Tomlinson is 10 Rev. IL Washington 1 0 William Mellish 10 10 Maud B. &Owls & Co. 90 0 G. Bailey 5 5 Longridge, Barnett, T. S. 5• o and Hodpon 5 S Mrs. Lee 5 0 Rev..f. Bugles e 2 Fawkes, Horner, and At Messrs. Rosanquet and Co. Fawkes 10 10 Mr. Sirrjeant Bosanquet 10 10 W.* Prior 10 10 S. Bosanctet, Elm: 10 10 3. Prior * • -10 10 Mess. Bosanqoet & Co. 21 01 ix -:1 • 0 '.. 50 C. Bosanquet, Esq. 20..0; Smith, Marten, Soh% ' • Miss 11. A:Bo:magnet 1 0 and Co. . g * 5 R., AP Pherson, Esq. 2 .2 U. H. Marten and Sum 41 . .5: A Friend •t 9 site Ant-. .. . T: KittleVielli 10 10 . fevers I ti John •Payneer • • .5. 5 Messrs. Groin and Co. T. and J. BieebelLat , Co. 5' 5 .likests. Enderby &Sons 10 10 3. hiskads - 1515 Anonymous • 3 1 W. .gam • ...• • . 0 5 Itless.Herties,Parquhar„&Co., Green, Nichols, & Cur -110-10 . A .Widow's Mite • 2 Rev.'W: Wilson, Ws& • M _ lr r W. W. Pepys, Bart. 20 if tisantstow 25 o B. Frere, Eli. 10 10 J. A. Droop to 10 C. A. Mackenzie, F.sq. S S W. Abbot 5 0 Messrs. Glyn and Co. Anonymous ffilm O. R. Plumtre, Esq. s - Wm ford' 5 0 Messrs. Rogers and Co. Stansfeld Rawson 5 0 Rev. W. Weare • 1 1 W. Z. Maim, Esq. 5 0 ' Messrs. Willis and CS. Geo. Henchey, Esq. '2 2T.S. • .0 0 J. Caienove and Co. 10 • 'Messrs. Everett and Cs.' , •• Geo. Burnard, Esq. / 1 E. 'Nixon, Esq. 5 - 0 Wm. Fuller, Esq. 10 0 Meisrs•Willeer,Malthy,* ' 'W. 13.11avis, Esti. • t 0 and Co. • •10 10 James Brown, Est. , .10 a • Messrs. Ladbrokes and-Co. A. B. • •• I 1 C. 11.: 1 0 .. 1, J. Lane, Esq. '.- -IS ; 0 Messrs. Pole,. Thornton, & Co. Yates. Broiled,' isirolos 'O , Rev. Josiah- Ptah . 0 2 Susan • '' • " t 1"11 • bleurs.•Veriader and Co. 2. 2 W. Graves, The • , "ille 2 ! Messrs.. Coasts and Co. Robert Allair..Esq. • • ''' . !s; 0 Rs. Honi Lord Grenville 50 0 lief. It Rupee 1 0 II: Aiventein, Esq. 50...11 Sir R. Wlgram, Rams; 2 f A I; Isl. E. N. .zi 1 0 • . . 3 0 Lady Wigcarn i o* 0 ; A Chirstia Miss Wigr:ins ' • . 5' . • o)l'llit:•Titisiold • ' 1 V bliss IL Wigiarn -•... ' • 0:-.11' • "AilAtittre Collree , hottse. - - Nis. A.:Wigran ' 2 . 0' Mr.".Aide2truln Birth • sit Mr. Alderman Atkins •lb 10. 1 •Ftikeiaikt Mithiltne 4. /If Messrs. Atliiniaut Sons io• xe, A. ee.-Hiliro,ute • i 1 , 1 c. * 1 0 Messrs. ThonMon and • &impel. Lrwis, Esl orioa lo Mildred . - 5 5 ..' Messrs. fiZmmt . ' T. W. Collard, El+ . 1 . Iteld. t)r. Dared , -'• 4 3 - 1/ General .C.ookson ,• .. 0..0 . .*. Mites* Voilingalitt IVO " 1 F aspue l 11011, Esck ~. 20 la, Mrs. Anne Mine; .'..* 42 5 1 * '• A we ' . .. , ...). *-", o.ib. $11 . 604 ittfl_r, ! V 3- l il 5. .Subscriptions wil l be receiyed•by all the ifailkeritiit - Tfiik igti Coututy ; a t the Stock Exchange; at Llityces Zipsses - Cdte'e;... houses; and at the City of London Tavern, ' '*: JOHN WARMINGTON, Jun. Secretary, 1 1 ... • COLOMBIAN LOAN, li r AVING, agreeably to • the 110010dt 1:1- Meeting of tbitkolders of Coloinbite a t ir dit Git, of LelidonTavene, on Setneby, theJll . - ".. at, the °See oldie Coetstator. bir the Leap.* EKPat' lesabists goveinment'abe c, t ar p‘bhlrdtr 0/ the STATAMENTet T which they us they save rendered to 4M ' ent, (transmitted • December be). by .mbieb , it. appears slim she Contra , ' applied_ the proceeds of this 144411 is the following the use of the Colombian Government, viz. . z. Paid principal and Interest on Debenture, is- sit ...: I. 'A sued by Tilr, Zee' - - 71 3,511 V • 4 Discount glowed on prompt peittiesst et the 7 ' : - :: Loan ' - • 46,671 0 1 Various supplies .eud specie provideil,,for the , i - 7 A ; .. , Colombian Government, smutty payMents made by order of Mr. Zea, and Charges; • about - , - - •534,577 13 1 Reserved foc payment of four half yearly diva, . . dends, (of which one dividend was paid - the • Ist of November last, amounting to EfiQ,ooo) 240,000 0 0 Amount of bonds remaining unsigned at the • time of Mr. Zea's decease, and.not issued, £34,550, at £BO per cent. 0 • . Balance remaining. at she disposition of the Colombian Gov cut - - 172,692 16 6 . .., (Sieed) -z1,400,000 0 0 GEORGE BRIDGF.S. TI,IObIAS W I LS.9N. THOMAS ROWCROFT. 43,640 0 0 L.ndon, Jan. 16, 1626. EARTHQUAKES' IN SYRIA. ••• • • In continuation from tbe-Brawof yeatorday. • . The time having elapsed, ind the Loin MA4OII not having arrived, Mr. MARTEN proposed that Ir. . Alderman Atkins should be called to the Chair. , . This proposition was adopted unanimously, and Alderman knurls, in : ssimpliance with the genera, call, observed, he felt it would be quite unnecessary, on this occasion, to pray the aia of eloquence to 111'. 6 disce theise individuali who surrounded hins to adopt that course which their duty, on this distressing oc casion, would point out to then. It would be equally ' .unnecessary for him to enter into a detail:of miseries. and misfortunes sustained by the unhappy inhabit ants of Syria, which had already been Made public 'IIII the communications from Mr. Barker, our Conita- Gerteral at Aleppo; but in the situation in which the Meeting had done him thehOnOur to place him, he could not, consistently with his duty, refrain rom noticing the beneficial effects which hid' resulted 'iron) the steps adopted by the Levant :Company -on this melancholy and calamitous-event becoming known to them: it would at once shear the ad mantiges which originated not Only in *a com mercial point of view, but .to..huManity, - from .sOch bodies being formed and associated together.— iThat Company, as soon as the'informalinn reached 'them, net only subscribed:sool. absolutelY, but au :.thorizeil their Agent to advance 1,0001. more for the .ipunedlate.telief of the ,sufferers. This prompt assist-' ,once, and every *one, wo4 acicaowle4*e that promp 7 I;44,op:such . ncetidnns wag everything, had been of thentuaskesiential - service to the unhappy sufferers' under;thiti:eitenifiecind - iiideibpresiding ltisitationit f!aostintiSce.. The. East India CeSitipany were aliii - eir: led 0 pnbli4 - thanki'fOr Ot„:"lilierat 'aid *Mitt they. had afforded on this.ecinisittne . liad - hi bad no doubt bilk thole,,vi.hcim he had ' iii* the honour •to addreit would unite their eitcleatiobiticittithose of the indivi-' deals whom he had alhided to,' te - allesSilite, nifittliS hneran Ad could dofthe sufferings of Melt .- unhappy . Wtetchel . Wtie halt Ituriiited the shriek of Nature—' : indeed; but"'linfirikeif"istily - th &id thethielifes . der-, iiPkte.._not cr . ; . pecessaries,.. but of th e scantiest' . 07 - 4 .. mow Of supporti n g: Nature. He would not hit% t.n ther, 4etain the Meetrog •by any observations of lit own, but request they would. hear the elegant and 'feeling Report drawn up by Mr. Barker, out Consul at Aleppo, on this affecting subject. One Observation more he itia • to add. ••• He wished.* impress on every one that the smallest dooationt would be acceptalAe..„Mpney in Syria was - Mach more valuable than money here; a small : sum . these would effect a great object. If they could ',raise: a sum of 10,0001. applied judiciously, as he.ennldassure them it would be, that sum would be of the most essential service, and equal to the objects which the Provisional Committee had in contemplation. It was unnecessary to add mare than this. on the part of the Provisional Committee, which was, that they had this day taken on themselves to remit 1,0004 more in.aill of the cause which the present Meeting was convened to promote, and were anxious to have their conduct approved by the General Meeting. He would there fore move that Mr. Liddell, the Secretary to the Le-' sant Company, should -toad the Report of the Pro visional Committee. • • • The Lotto MAYOR at-this moment entered the room, and there was a general call: on him to take the Chair, which was vacated by Alderman Atkins, His Lordship then shortly addressed the Meeting; expressing his regret at having been unable to keep his appointment at the hour named in the public no tice calling the Meeting. He had, however, been en-1 gaged in hearing and investigating a case of consi derable public importance, which had unavoidably' detained him. Ile trusted this would prove hirapil logy for any apparent disrespect towards the Gendi men by whom. he was now surrounded:—(App/anstj. • Mr. LIDDELL then proceeded to read the Report MT the Provisional Committee, which was as folloSis : ' " The Provisional Coiticatttce,' . uOtOnatod at a Ge neral Cqurt of. the Levati Company, report to this General Meeting, that they proceeded immediately' to concert measures fOr feeilitatingthe progress of a Subscription commented bV'thitbillpany, td relieve, in some measure, the nsdii-niiiiiiiitous of doe . Sairiien by the Earthqu - akes in Syria, described by *mod Barker, in his dispatches to the LevantCoMPlay." i here the Secretary proceeded tai 'lead' ifie on : is betters from the Consul, which 'lt have • - published. . He continued.:* At **Sit - iliteti • ilg,*:*theedifii ailttee foetid the min 'sUbscObe . tetis inititint triode; or, thereabouts , and. having : &Ode:idthe eitiamte urgency of the ease, and the consequent superior-ea , racy of early essistanee, • thert'estilved ttr inake'rtn itnrikediate remittance 4ttoott, alth6ttgh ii4Wi t illg; `Ka' 4ivitiation of futurt•reteipts.' Alier i li e l..fif . theSi-ompany undertook this remittance, dititi;Lade; dressed proper , • upon 'the lubjeer te'-iegivivieti ,IlTerne:tal Pairiiiight, at Cclstanti9opie, and itb l Corhitil 13irler;U t s t Aleppo. w :•:,,%""'' '" heAscretatir, read,OOTOtati..anuatultd, anckwhia ' war,c..„o,l,*a-sviih **Ad 104.4icir. dr T ildir:-. ' regulations they anntalittcl.*:. - I , t.- iriiii.l. I -1 ' 0 The Committee being of 0.1-... that it was _ igt.. ...- preside . Public. Meeting, generally convened, to take this su ject into consideration :' and theZ doubt not that the claims of-the .Sufferers of Syria Will receive that kitidnesi and attention which British Benevolence bad ever shewn to blameless misfortune and agoniz ing Wretchedness."—The Hon. Secretary concluded ht reading a . inn g list .of Subscriptidns already te , ceieed—(Fer which. see Advertisement). - . ; Mr.ArJerniiin VEitARLES said, a Resolution had 'just been handed to him; in proposing which, he ' would detain the Meeting by very few observations. He was persuaded nothing could have caused the delay which 'had occurred, in calling on British he , nevolence to exertitielf in relieving the miseries to which the-unhappy Syrians had been subjected, but the fact of the calamity having occurred at so dis tant, and comparatively Obscure 4 spot; never were sufferings more acute than those to which this un liappy people had been subjected: • Britiih benevo• Anne bad never been confined to country or _sect, 'but had been excited universally wherever circum stances required it. The Pablic-wisuld- now,. he- had no depbt, come forward with' the same heart and spirit as they had on former occasions, and they -might rest satisfied, that what was given . hy them, would be most conscientiously and judiciously ap plied. Relief, on such an occasion, was not without precedent. In I'M, when the dreadful and ruinous Earthquake at Lisbon occurred, 3 arliament was sit,- ting, and the sum of 163011.000 war-immediately [voted for the relief of the sufferers. .The Public also 1 . eine forward with their accustomed liberality : ;,_ Qin liberality, at that time, had a itiltile - elect on the, r e Perttagrete people, and 'might have operated greatly lit our ftetrOnt i ! in s commercial point df view, even down to Are present 'moment. He-_concluded by moving nitesolution, urging the Committee to call 'in . aid the support of the Public on this occasion.. . Sir R. Wieritaxt seconded the Resolution; which War adopted unanimously': - : - ..: -- ' - Mr. Alderman ATICIIGS observe4the Report:sated, that this -was a general calamity,- inettlike Christians, JeWs, and. Turks.; but ttaf Je w s , consequence of the mode in Whirl theirlionses were *instructed, had suffered astmvssesialy,. in proper , um so .their unisbers; than any ethic part of the *billimunity. lie could net duffer theinesedtereeitsion toles:, wlthotit makintart - lipeal - t6,the tVicrithle persons 01 'that persuasion, Lo:liiii this coitOiCK arlre were always forward hi vetekSsiti,tiiiiivOlenCe o fond, he was conviacesk would Mt-IKM be. slove,se relieve the Misfortunes of their stiffs-Mfg Brethren' in Syria. .. With .respect to dreiruyisional COmmittee; ,who had done seiertiaCts, on Ityparn authority, they were desirous ,to have%thoseauts •sanctioned by the approval Of the General Meeting: - lie shonld,-there , fore, moves Resolution triVirilt effect; and'fiotiver, at the Provisional Committee 'should 114:110ftririi* as MeMbers-ef the General Ceiterintteinnit,Oiliettp;-, pointed. The worthy Alder Man moved aßosolatke to that effect; which was seconded by • -- , --::' Mr.. WOW, one of the . Societ7 or irrili*Affis .agreed to unanimously.. • • -•'' _ --.-ir !: .4.4 -.:. i, ~:, gr. Alderman A TictSe inggested th! proprkey . of requesting sore of the prineir-2 1- met4ers of the Jewish 1 persuasion to assist fn - tiiiis work of benevolence. Mr. R. H. Ma riTex observed, that to descant now on the evils resulting from 'earthquakes, was entirely unnecessary. It was an evil not t 6 be averted by any precautions which human prudence could adopt. ft was one most destructive in its effect, and 50,:..W1 . we were every moment liable.. We might, in an' in: 'twit, when we supposed ourselves in perfect security, be engulphed in ruin, with all around . us. It wasn mistaken idea'to suppose we were leis liable, because inhabiting an island; to be visited by this overwhelm. ing calamity. Oa the contrary,lslands were more subject to this visitation than continents.. - We bid,. pet haps, owing to our northern latitude, escaped with fewer visitations of this calamity than inanyothers; but .still the British dominions had-not always.hiten exempt. Jamaica had, at no very distant period, been so shaken by a convulsion ofthissieseripeionithat scarcely a sugar-house on the island was left fP 611 41. 1 "/ firm ; and Port Royal, 'which - had. prtibislait. h/PW the, capital of the island, and • i .flennshinglowirti was in an instant reduced to a. heap of sisil44+, Even Scotland had recently been ;-visited by in_ , , very severe shocks of earthquakes, which bad et eiA4 in the minds of. the inhabitants . the 'most serer alarm. Let us not, therefore ,say, because we.. .. hitherto escaped this direful calamity, it was ores which we couldnever.be subject,. and thetirefosit4 , were not called on to assist those who were. On.i • - contiary, It *as our •cissiy to render -that AssiStinlip s whilst-we were ourselves spared,...asapottsasksl ;he.. power to do so.-4.4pplexii). - - , -, - - . Mr. Bump midi be .had a. Reacgation itl - litain,. . but should ncedeatia, the. AteiniPg by =I , Camara dons. Ide,sliought-tbe Ea* India Company entitled to the tbenks,.oLihe 'Meeting for their e - liberal donation 0f.3004 . - - -- - • re.ii:ci: . • The Rev, Mr. Hmartark.ftec . ef‘. 6 advid tnia.mation,sami, in a speech of great eloqsetoleArileden The Meeting; the duty inctimbeakotilWatlO- aiSlAtit'leitOOpail, ie dist Tess• • •• .'. :: 4 - ...*, 444 :...-, :i .:,... -: ~ - : - - : , Mile feene, (sachet desultory soaveraaliON as thaappeistment of-Tteasmirrfat4tbasik4liese ;0670, to-theLourr hiseortasulliaattiatestilY, A644444-1,... , 1 - His Lordship achnn:Sie*d_the•imytigA t sunferc l a c co'n-hitn, and declared; hisritinalist raertiOie should be tiled Am .prornom the, elajeceefill aliakaieetisgt z.. 4l iis I,e(dsbip's - subscriptiOn 'WO •-ansumatosk,-us, tweap s eine's. - /lc sit miff ritarly . l4,oookwat ayhtiOla lik the .cougn, belong : the Meeting 'balk, sierr - ”:1 .- -rinrc• 'f•-" ,0 : 1, - 4 ---fiie , ! ' 14 ..)' , .- •-, 0 - , 3 lea tfie:Uft tiiilfifiTShie ' •0 66411 i; t1 hi . &Mile* ',Mini . ' 6iFi'd Shared . Lit 4.1 - .1:01%. ! 4 : 3 lA"'" - :""•;•-'i'" 'AO* joie. " .1,,,),1:01 2Vt % . 4100 ) }mat.; V -•?StieV :V , 11 L• 20.44.,....,;;!,;....., . r '7,70 .. • : .#l,iiis• • .. ate, the troitinssuwileblial - 1 ' 37, Cynthia; 38,Nersisabist;' THE Ie:AYE:NM 4 STAR. LONDON.. FRIDAY. JANUARY 17. 1825. • WM . * 10011414.004A141-IPAIK:roIrEt Vit This ha% sadist-dot to that Put,f6l• __4ll4lq•Ans are bevy hvovAtior apir imams. Cwessliptspied - dthinort*ttg at Ini t re op t'o 901 to SI, at %Videb price they rattalti steady nip 'to di hoer. Wm do not her of • any fakures at preserst,,' I i ooi;obbit the market batiks. heavy, °win to the uneertaintp of the indkestiled of dint • Loan. . • • roslbtpt ackatxrf. • • • Some business' haa hap done this 'snaffling in gpinisb Colombian Bonds i tin latter °penal at 66/, bur aftcrwards fell to 63, owing to the state of the Stances of the above Republic'. Current Prices 74; New . Ser lish 51 ) 4 ti 4. Old .59, New Prussian tat:.; Old Se t Rut $ll 1, Daniskss/4; Neapolitap • 76/, Peruvian 77, CoismblarS 66, 66 .64 64 63s Spanish Scrip 151 dis. • . PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 246 1 / 4 ,3 per Ct. Reduced 80 1 / 8 80 1 4 3 per Cent: Consols 79311 A % s l / 2 per Cent. 92% %-4 per Cents. Old, 98 1 4 g .ir 4 per Cents. New 9914 . .% • . Bank Long Annuities 20 9.16 5 / 4 IndjA.Bonas 3,B ft 4h +Os. pr. • . • • . • Sou th Sea Stock 89 7 / B —Old Annuities 80 1 / 8 Kichequer Bills Of £1,000,1 13s; pr. • - Ditto Small, 11s. 18s. pr, Cou.ols, to t Feb. 79% % ex..div. J. ~. French Papers Of TuesdarhaVe arrived. 'Monday afternoon the Kiwo di i , boinesi with the Viscount CIiAT/C4aßi4AtitrMilljtteT of. FOreign Awaits; sad subsequently .with the .Presisient of the Coenciluf 'Ministers; M .;..v)r.L.LE 7 ,Plivate letters -froin Pali' of the same date state, that the Miniger of Foreign Affairs was in hourly eifialiiinn of a courier from Madrid, as M. g LA GAibit, in hit lait Notql T . Otick jeaqieo7o . o.ris . on Sunday, hacLgramised to send sitsother. tion art two days ? • , • We learn alio;.i.hat2d. • POZZO DI Iloithci ha, caused • . .„ • the three Notes or Rousto,Trussia,. - and Austiiti to be • 'ated,.And intettitaAn poplish them . tTliey willscarcely repay the expense•cifokiKing; for Circelitt already published enntainsliCtiourse the • • arrow *these egregious documents. . , Opr FOrreslpiinaent further informs us, that the cause the tilik.off-SrALN-,gaipst C4JVIIA RD was • ed•nn -last Tuesday_ before- the COurt of Corm- •. *anal Police; but was postponed till the 29th, the r • 'day when the Chambers meet. • • . The 'follovsting is an extract of a - ; ,private letter • =which has eein received in the City., from Paris, +. this moaning,; We do not attach the slightest credit Anextraordinaty Courier has arrived from - Madrid, who left the 7th, when the Revolutionists, at the departure of the above Courier, were in afanatie desperation; the - people were in great commotion, ithd- in 'the Clubs;•the most violent speethes: Were "inside ;:there also - prevailed great symptojns of '"CtiS. .content. Everything manouoces that they are on 'eve of . 4, great catastrophe, and the. Foreign Miaotitti • Were * only waiting for the * frefich - Minister, La • • • GARDIt, to leave Madrid. insmediately."- • •' 1 DOrtit,../44V,VAR Y:l6. . .• . .. • . •,• .• :To.essiajassal Were. dile - itsf:baßl Jona Uwe% • Se:: .16ywilisifleorotier ftiiiirria, all _view •b 1 the bodies of the • leihrebiailiati allied iikthealiPayAetseeen.the Badger sae* miter add the Smoggy cattigThree• Brothers, as - intiienplliti in die Slim of WRiecidtriket. " Vir . which Bra , a• •••• •• •ti •? • respectable one , after . a tostiada n uriettiptioNietti 417 Verdict lathe case of Mr••• Oit4l ; .o.l.4lo4l,vater s of U Wilful Murder against somepersow ertparnabisibithiestr' , .; and lathe case of the threeatiOesi;4alifttei'intiirdiitita" - • • ••• ••+' •' •••••.- +- ?a, w▪ a°""!""f‘ ••- • .. - .ooase • • • 'howl° C 4 the nstligl4, eawerowbsieiWpWillogosY . C . to nada of He'llidoialishimitii4ll4ll.olo4o6limdy ildiefn„ tot OK of . • • ••• • ••• • et • .. • :i4i .. '.4l4l . "'"lZM l rrbtOtr. • Aftiehflur- , lllll4 4 •Wirliblie , - , Arrived amootes, from Oporto. - Brae& tali- Friar Ernest plait :fir • tIA lifiditerranan 'pate;, for Ametlea; • lad Ahn and Harriet, Sioisaivfor Haas. • • Pfifilarn," Jim Taaa.,Wind N.E.Arrited the Vittoria, Bmitaa, from Palermo rirdititude, Mantis, from Loodou,fdr Jantsitaf ‘llantuel amd &ids, C.amestra, from the Coast 1 'Mica (Kitty, Quaint, from_ Lisboa; Dolphin, Lux, from Ninvfoondianth Win of. Wellimplon, .13namarr, from Tot- Wool' Ornate, iirsoids,Cerinicawow, from .Lisbon; and G. • Pattaw, front . - Possaustroc, Jim 73.W.—Anived the Stranlas • loinnos, from the Mediterranean. Sailed the Edward, Dam. , Toe-St.,Yinemit's ; And (tedious, Ammar • for London.. • Dear:, Jaw. 16.-4-. Wind W.N.W.—eame down from tbs. Riveraast sight andmilad,.the Marlborough, Miamian, far, Insakici oho. and resuaisik. the Spanish Patriot, Rap,, for 'Wit. Sailed this morning the whale oldie hamar-6.64)10; for the' River. Arrived Waldman., and remain, the !Mark" - , twin% erne %lobar ; Lord Wrilltagteo -Idontrhoffeney, and all from Quebec; Vanes,. fre es the Cape of. Goo& 1 , 1 sod illlgairod Lod, from Oporto. brig meistasnet labels* an sham mew south end of brat, waver:lP shorans, arithiltde dans% .ilSliso arrivedthe Maria ma' &oar fKr= Quthee ; and Joanr Malt! from oPqrta_ Anionic —Studs/. I botthewos picked op by a fuheriadie n Fonda, upon the beaeholkot toil* gew Fish Town, contain , leg a twins% sotteavetellichthefailiorist tranKatton ‘4 Qa b•Pradigradillei near rgn 411 1 9T 1 N, #l , 4f Li e C ! g Jannis:2,w, the tinitaioaed Mato opriire.sm akovii.thei *Who lug hiasdnities, we hare bona ottirhoil by oifrOcilliwifing' of phases, who bawd. eit Issentero hiestol, fkri*Lother4llPej siaharieg. taken • ,ofttlltthol* Ingaillinzo in tkilimeite cruel err every *tint the owe &Ate wskiih, mg*. ur sailors bare now undergone, whogn,these haii)a4inp rir tutt: ' are throw trim the •:, Aye, • 4 . - , Mge ! - .11 - 6ebilentist sitto sreit4d iron; 31eietee *title tens rho shone accent is wiCitfifoonilo4, Maw wje atb aprved fildei*e."'" acts. ' -- .no ' A c pedient to give a greater degree - Idioity to the :ion of the'. knowledge of he awful series • trait` . 1, hod Asir , *sot s juthited Syria, c#ll . led lia to ir tia __.... • met dill diTti36 '' 2 iiin the faits ; ' 'CoDill) ,i ; • pit of the f!o: an : A At the . .... ie jog k o . deo us a Capy '!",". Pts e d. . ''''''''' • they inform 'O7 fo r th e promotion of - a work oi.tha7ky..• ' ka 'lifted the sad - they assured themselvli that' ill would imite;.the liract "" l r e Committee invited the Right Him the Lord .. .Mayoe. • g manner " " N l 5 ts Chief Mag . teate of the Metropolis, to preside at a. T .... ... _ 1- . • ~ _ ___ __ —.__:.. t. —.l._ in 10 1 1,,._ -- . b sat, be Ileitis-the aboie ateenatic Wait 4Afgatiskid._ ' ...J ,alc9a. 6460'1111 eaviint Li s t W 421 =t aavic timitrat tit oliadeorr, fie aria of a 4,44 W I N a _A _. • opt at doe ptowcworl.4o44..Arilb 544471511i° .11 * te s ipalli ; MIME 7 Ain:* the *erased was Ton% 4 nun Wait 4 "I"ltgairti' l-. 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