Star. — London, England, 1823-05-28 00:00:00

sot* how, he tampered with the feelings of.the people o f Ireland a nd at this u ncture. • • Sr G. 111 M agreed ;in approving the principle of the Bill, but was desirous of giving the Irish an o pportunity of considering it. Mr. GRATTAN said it was a great misconceii. tion to suppose that this Bill was intended to dis. franc hi o rthe•Roniaoi Catholics. • The 11Cuise then divided — Foe the Bill - - . . 34 Aphou it - - - 0 T w, occ urred in consequence of Mr. IL Mosent. the omit op. root of the 11, bolas, as we suppose, been appointed one of tIK 01101. • De other Orders of the Day were then divined of, and the Mot sdYsorned at Hatf.past Nine &Clock. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. • WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. 1823. STOCK EXGH A N Gs, TWELVE O'CLOCk. At t he opening of the Market this morning a great bustle Tresa iled, in consequence of the two Spanish Documents , and : res ift s opinion that the affairs of Spain were drawing to a r ow. cools opened at foe the. Account, hut 'soup a fter fe n to 111 foe the Account, and fur Money air, with *brisk m u te, and a good deal of business doing. FOREIGN FUNDS. Th em ems a brisk Market this morning in Spanish Blends, ow ing to the information from Spain, and most persons buyers of the above Stock. • Current pekes;—Chiliati nothing dose, lieu' Spanish 39; me j, New l'russian Russian Rib Danish 90, g e b i :il d - Dian eii to 64. ' - CITY, ONE O'CLOCK. Ie the earlier part of the morning there wat a great bustle on Twit, owing to various information. both front 'France and spin. It is reported that the 'French Minister has intimated tbst he wuuld require a loan of twenty-three inilllbns of remes— about sixteen millions sterling. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 221 %'520-3 per Lt. Redu. 80 3 / a 1 / 4 6 . 3 per Cent. Cons. 81% 81 1 / 2 3 per Cts. 9278 3 / 6 %-4 per. Cts. Old 98 97% 4 per Cents. Kew 101 1 / 4 . 1009a Bank Long Annuities 20 5-16 Imperial 3 per Cents. 92 1 k India Stock 251—India Bonds 40s. 38s. Exchequer .Bills of I.:1,000, 225. 19s. Ditto Small '23s. 19.;.—India for Accotmt2s2V 2 Consols tot Account 82 81 y e 82 81 IA 1 / 2 . Lottery Tickets £l4. 10s. OCCUPATION OF MADRID. Accounts. have reached town, at a late hour this I forenoon, from Paris, dated late on Moaday night, which state that a telegraphic dispatch had an nounced the entrance of the Duke D'Aneotrims into Madrid on the 23d.inst. If this intelligence be correct, which we have'no reason to doubt, .the occupation has probably taken place under the Con vention alluded to by Count Atlanta, in the Pro clamation to the inhabitants, which will be found , in:our subjoiti::: l srlstl 119 in the Frepch Parrs : Whatever may be this General's ulterior views, ive think it must be allowed, en -all hands, that as the military defence: of Madrid was all along out of the 'question, the wisest course Which could be adopted, was that of evacuating it by convention, and thus pre venting those evils tcri which it would have been ex po:ad, had it been left for a moment without a Go verment, to preserve order and tranquillity at se dangerous a crisis. _, : We have received this forenoon, by Express, the Pais Papers of Sunday, and private letters of Mon day's date. The Moniteur contains the letters of the Counts Norma and ABISBAL, which we piblished yesterday, and in addition, the following important document : * PROCLAMATION. ' ! • - * bIIABITANTS or Malmo !—II and. dears of not compromising the generate pengk Maria, rpm ne to evacuate the capital, I will not Anodes k dR disiorrison:' iya be tellived by as enemy's force, distbied to mare the tranquillity, by means of a Conientien, autiseciackby the Isms dinar. If some evil-disposed persons have laseereelthem selvp with having an opportunity of pillage and disorder, they • me renounce their criminal projects, and rest certain that an exemplary chastisement will be the recompense of soy move- • - oat not authorised by the law. • " I have respected and I respect the opinions of every one,* became I am persuaded that a liberal Government ought to set thus, when those who are not -ailed upon the merit of the cuablished laws, are still net wanting In the punctual abeam- Lao or them ; but I will not permit the fury of parties to stain with blood the soil of a nation most discreet, and that the per fidies' and ambitious views of a small umber of persons shall compromise the tranquillity of a• city distinguished by its patri otism and its Intelligence. • . 14 The Conde de ABISBA L. " Madrid, May 16, 1523." ARMY OF THE PT RENNEES.--FOORTH CORPS. REPORT FROM HIS ZXCELLENCY THE' MINISTER SE CRETARY OF STATE TO TUE MINISTRY oF WAR. 0 Gamma, Max 19, 1525—At Midnight. " Mommua—A Report of General Donnadiro, dated Cate!. Total, 18th, de eat. announces to me, that Genoa! Romagna* tad the Ist &sullen of the 11th, have pursued the enemy as far as St. Fein, driven chitin out of that village, and established themselves there for the night. ".Gem. Romagem having returned to Castel-Tend aboUt o'clock this morning, reports that a great lumber of the nanny had iandlad, seal anion others the Celesta a the Reghisent Leon. " General Donnadien is to mart IS-daf talon IRba, who is; at lellest. A report which T ham this memo received from benerri . WA Nam that Mass, baiting about SAW sann at Ws dine sander his urdcrs, has retired tram SAM Celt's' upon Emmy dc' , Mar, whaler, without doubt, he win direct his retreat by way if Matazo upon Barcelona. u I ham the booms to be, Ate. ate. Ike. " The Marshal Dubs as CROlsilssoi MONCEI" EXTRACT FROM OUR COR RISCO Npairrs . •. PRIVATE LBWS& • " In the account of the Caual-teriol• even ele afield). part of 'the' hie kitty, ion* pausigcs ,have been expunged Cgsta,, 7 in An laMeido and far dee tObtest. leering the Mount.._ covered with dead, chiefly French; indict Royalists: The loss of the Constitutionalists was inconsiderable. 'Rotten, Costa, and Llobera have adopted the moun tain system of warfare, that which Mina pursued with so much success. They chose the most advan• tageous points for measuring their strength with the.' enemy, of whein they killed a great many ; during the night they withdrew to take up some new posi• tion, equally strong. They are, in short, perfect Masters of their movements, and are cutting by the French in detail.—Such is the mountain Warfare, now called the war of destruction. " The . Gazette, speaking of this affair, says that 400 of the ConstitutiOnalists had helm roads prisoners, as that all their baggage had been taken . .. The I **i' tear, however, says nothing of all this. If, as tbilat- i ter says, the object of Rotten was to favour the os-1 treat of Mina upon Barcelona, what baggage conlill troops htive Who had only left that city fora moment, in order to return immediately ? " The Authorities of Barcelona are said to have sent off to Majorca some strangers in that city, who were objects of suspicion. " In the report ybich Romagtia liar made of the affair which took , place on the sth, between Vich and it states that 400 men, whom be commanded, were . obliged to sustain the attack of nearly 4,000 Constitutionalists. •" At Zaragosa, the assassinations continue, as well as in the surrounding country. Witlin a few days) lately, tnore than thirty persons have been assassi nated, and, among others, a farmer, with the whole of his family, after their delling had been ran sacked and pillaged. The French troops, amounting only to from 700 to 800, keep almost constantly , shut up in the strong houses; and if they occasionally quit them, it is to re-establish a little order. A demand has been sent to General Molitor for more troops. ► The following squib abont the King of Spain's Manifesto is handed abont. : lt is called by:the Wads. of Ministers very clever ! v ' Tbe Spanish Mill IS alt tote new clothed tipswelie pats of the sale of the luxes Manifesto!!! who boyetighi4owsl wbobays!!i* • . ' •.: •• • : - i s •' l - 40 f r ire. 7 °e' The Renee.' left off 'be eatindirer . . Spanish: Today they 'kive bessiaokt one time they 'bid Wien to 894 . 4,4* • .I,oiiii.,"ol Afg. 20c: - - • ;• , • 1. 41 . Fr ' • - . . We hive rccerred !Ig t tlig chq,follewtint !ctOttnts flowe Baionue. ••• •.• • 1 . 0 •• • • 2 • AVOi l itag . 1 :44 1 10 5" ) . The following are dm liegnsts in : eirmilentin Ballasteros, it is vie. was retreating toerarthi: Valencia by &rad marches, -:vas not compelled to, this : moitivent bY . liessiereS, Or by the Preneh army, but was plat thither with the inteniionof eiseymi. nating tbe only band of factionsin that country,miz. that of Masan, which had ventoretto threaten Voi- lencia. • The head•sti3arter4..whictt were .to teinahi. atAran& only one . •,shiy,..l*llt at4el4 ;_there.: it said, several days,. Ond'iliftzollf9Of 1 1 .4figfifl f4i,t140 , change are,—the defettion,of the poops-of General! Longa ; • the Muventent of the iiriny of 7 Abisbal td - wards !ht, • Siraosierri k which; it shuttid seta, he, Ainhete defends itto l -1 4) ;4 1 06.0 e 'r t ( Cr.!' tieiksl4 advance of the enemy; theatarch of idorillool4 the corps he has augusentedin Galicia, by and* s leViei be hisi made in chit Ormatiyi sad j the feil 'r eignevaldisi have lately thefe', l7 , "' f 4 .. .;: .10:aiktfaSCUIS latest to iMtkit our Generals beilitstA swe obstacles, such as the progress:of the coo* if Cask! 010, who, with.l4ooresolute *here we have a great *et 'of gi4vitioikAtiffild.! . . Apuntuon, so that its lass ereald eitiit)sliktotaiUlde.'l . • ' Abisbal, to push & the _inhabits*** ne togsmis fdt `their insincere conditet, hislaht*ittkey'ufebtritredioit; on them, for the . rirpose 4.40 4 the w h eats of ,his army; and, picker to secure the payoseet•Or cobs convinced that be has nothing to fear frous.dtepres. mises which they have lavished . on hint§ he has, ear‘ tied away twenty-five of the principal inhabluttiteof the city as hostages. This act of rigour has PiOddeed a great effect, notionly there, butWherevet it knower., We have all kinds of reports respecting Mine, but nothing absolutely Certain.; 'the letters from the South skew that some aliPtilieuriOns are still entertained respecting the final ieientioas of that en terpsising Chief, and that some even think it possible be may attempt an incursion in our territory, . there is certainly a deficiency of seals.= the Oft! .most exposed to such an attaelc: • • , • The garrison of Santona has latilripsie a 114 sally, in which. it took prisoners sight men of the , troops of the Faith, who were shot upon the spot. A letter from Bourdeaux says, that Orderi 'have just been given there by the Magistrates to the Edi-: , tors of the journals, not to insert in' future .any o ncens from Spain, but such as are taken froal the journals of Paris. The Madrid Mail, which has just arrived, has only brought a small number of F#y: insignificant letterx,) which speak of the choice of the Deputation which. is to go to meet the Pripet,. to. bet him to h a w s , hi s . entrance into Madrid. It is new .adirmed that, : thi :lead-quartersate at Fremillyi eight leagues beyond:' No news from Pampelunaand St. Sebas• . siegiworollich gi Xerr.#o*li• quantities of milk*? st6tsb 4 ,kehtinisotb be to the ornsy, ; peat! nottib4-.46 ssiOldia from the interior, A kind "ellTielset , tap bees liiarris, a place in our neigh'bOurhood. .osen are daily sent or. Two guerillas lave . sbesva thonsselvei in Navarre; one in the envi rons of Estella, the other near Salinas. Workmen site actively employed in palisadhig all the avenues Of our. city. - Hambufgh Niers to the 2Sd instant reached us itbis forenoon. Ali* foll9ting are extracts : • , SCHWBRIN. MAY It. The Grand Duke has issued an 'Ordinance pro taking the fitting *out of• priviteek in the ports of ehe.grand.Duchy. during the present war betsreen France and Spain, and likewise the bringing in sale of merchant vessels taken by privateers. • • • • 1 ST. PETERSBURGI4, MAY 9. • • . . The 'Chamberl.tin Kriwzow is appointed rantisello F of State and Civil Governor of Tula; and Colonel Mironow Counsellor of State and Civil. Governor of Tambow. • • STOCKHOLM, MAY 13. • Count Cederstrom, who commands the - ship of the 'line Charles XIII. on board which the bride of our Crown Prince is to be conveyed to Sweden, left this city on board the steam-boat which goes regularly between Stockholm and CarlsciOna. Countess Tascher will accompany her Majesty the Queen, on her visit to Sweden, as lady of hono►►r. The postage of registered letters is increased 100 per cent. lIIMBL'RGII, MAY 25. According to a letter from St. Petersburgh, of the 10th, nearly' 70 vessels had anchored on the North side of Cronstadt, on account of the ice. We' believe we were the first to communicate the important news of a close connection between Gua timala and the United States of North America. Its great importance made it appear to us the mom* want of confirmation, as later English journals toot no notice of it. The American journal the Patriot published at Providence, Rhode Island, on the 26th of March, gives a summary 'of the transactioas of the Congress of . 4 • mak, from a copy 'brought by the •Agenoria, . , „ , Captain Tyler,' from Honduras. From this it ap pears.. .. . . • Opt. the Congress declared ,Guatimala inde. pendent of Spain. September 21.. 1821 ; that con sidering the country not able to maintain itselfas an .independent nation, it was advisable to unite with some other, and an Act of the Congress, of DeCem - .last year,. determines to propose to the United 1111Ws-ttvinie the. Union, with the same rights its the : •,,. !Milt composing it,. and declares that they-4111 • • .• tflie esibitry in the'aime of the United States, to .7 l4ich they Consider:Shams elves as Waging. •.. . , . if i,s MAJILIITY'S liablai is iMpriiiiing. cia4y. ~ ! yesterday entertained a small party aiantier.. Yesterday, the Duke of Yaks, as Commander-in- Chief, held a Levee at his Office ;intim Horse Guards, which was attended by . _ .• The INN! of Illehnioutl;Lords R. Manners, Cork, Meek., std Ilea; General Obseoynt, Lieuinuant-Gasetal Sr ThOulas • Lleun=oegieral Wetherell, Msjer.Oieeral Warne, Linarmiorsa-Getand Gana. Sir Oman. Ilalkett, blajor,Grueral foi l , Osoeral povetott, and about forty others. A Meeting of several Gentlemen (Civil and Mili ). took place .at the Freemasons Tavern, Great A , -..street, int Wednesday last , the gist instant, far the purpbse . - of_ taking into consideration th e most speedy,suode of eireiting two Colossal equestria9Ecii , thats,oneaktiosite Buckingham House, in honour of his prawns Bla e rairte,;the other opposite the Horse Gw i rcfs, in, lb: Jansei i Paik, in honour of his ltotal Wetness to of rOlelt, as Commander-in-Cb,ilif. . . . • . . __,... a ... • • .y . recent. account! ;rom iarecce, it can lar.ily be ~. ng before the two patties grapple. The Turks base lade formidable preparations. Firmans have been isitiecl. commanding the Turkish Governor's to send lehat money they can procure to Constantinople. The Aritish,systetn of taaiwon is. we need not mention, rather sumgruury, ? , A fells with en* severitynpon thOie Of the Greehlabon, or Greek rite.. still under the dominion of, the Porte. The property of the Greeks who Were assassin : ft in the Islancl of Cyprus •heen tor n filini the surviving heirs, and saki for el.enefit of the Porte; th at Ofthe Greeks who aie "-• tiler suspected or have disappeared; ,dispthed or in the tame way—and, in addict* die villages along teait, chiefly inhabited by . Christians, pillaged and Wined bythe Egy p tian garrison of the iiland. It is bt . .'sia that the Turks seem , disposed to make their principal. attack. . The Muuulman force, is formed Of three ,itedriins—the united Alger* and Tuni sian, the . Egyptian, and she Turkish squads:oas— !hich ire stated to amount in all to 100 sail, of va.. riQiti 41 gild deisominatioai. This is the most for midable armament which the Porte has yet sent out. Bit the Greeks, leaving out of calculation their su petiority.iii ,naval•-skill - and proWess, seem well pre .pared to totop.ater it. The Hydriot, Y.psar*. and • at squadrons, all well armed. equipped, and ready to sail . oa. the first signal. aasount to 88 ships of was of various, claim, .e td 2 '4. sre-shipswith. : *rich, it is. knoyto, they do tramendoni execution. By land alio, it is stated that. the Turks intend *last endeavour this season. Great efforts were making in the beginning of May, to raise troops in the European provinces, for the purpose of attacking the g eloi nesus 7 -80,000 . men were, according ..ti,Aestets ' 4a . lonsca. to be employed in this iir‘mi sir' radii: at their heed. There is, howoitm.Sdi:otr• - ' idiality and circumstance in the account of the iiiblsk treparations by land than by sea. • Iliic ci t e t! pf the Lenient were true , the Greeks of the Vlore* axg.iii a state so make Pic;4o.el-FOst.aPce,..- The irifolec.tit: federac7 is now u poder. a regular ge”e4;ii Pr troops are regulitrly paid out Of a,smcAal r mulstry chest t,tlierearOio the Moota aloof 50.0figtfllataild, nd disciplined troops, nad the IstbasOi alrcgthith .. _ . • - placed isi a state of defence. ..3441/4/4 Punger! from the letter of General D aa . 1 Araada. *;Cißtos . , and Llobeiai‘tWirilit ilk.' . 0 1 , 14 . th e ' le l 42 cellent• P9skista ihkh itseilsoislii- ; "lie sr fearhowea they inaiatainedjt destiies. opt - d i . As night came on they witbdrayri „.___f ir t .. . l ° . .f r ! mountain passes which' they occirp . 7/ 1 ' 1 A..... 1 _i_!_fi ... . • . • .. __, •t5.4.......4 TEE ARMY. • liajoi-Generair Sr demi naliiff; 1t.e11.4111 - 11111M110 , i tean 'ruled (as la* been ammetiMlT firma) th e Pe 4 thleme!"' ernorahip of Jersey. The Major -tivacral ie.only reteraispeler rd on leave of absen ti e. t Is understood, that lAeutenant.fkilerai Sr Ir. Marn.sen, S.C.S. will return short)) , from Ragland to the lonian Wands, to resume the command of the forces in the llttlittrrauran. Otte the arrival of the 5 6 t h (It.ttlantlbhire) rtgineent of Wad-. try, now on its march to Weedint, the 65th (dot wlii proceed from that station to Hun, for the porpose o( trawl% the cod reginteet, which is ordered forlkotkani. , . The 77th (East )liddresex) regitnent of foot will arrive in tikree divisions, on the 2d, 31, and nth of June, at Portpatrick, fp its route to Ireland. On ibe arrival of the Ist dividon of the 10th reghnent of font in Ireland, a detachment of the 52d regiment will proceed from .cork tet Newfoundbod, to relieve three companies of the 74th loot, which art ordered to Halifax. Iles, Mar 26.—The 71e1 regiment, under thf . command of 1 Colonel liCoaxxu., which has been stationed here bat a very 1 short period, received orderi to proceed to Edinburgh on Tues. day she (Ruth 'Met.) Two companies marched hence on Wed. 1 usaday morning, and the remainder followed yesterday and this E tsioy ling (Thursday and Friday, the 221 and 25d Inst.) It Is bus e to this gallant regiment to state, that during the time they been anions us. the gentlemanly conduct of the Misers, hid the exemplary behaviour of the 'nen, have been such as to Wes with general approbation. They are to replace the Trek and to be tesdaced by two ttoopt of the aid Dragoon Guards. Vriday, a detachment of the 73d Regiment of Foot marched kat* lurk from Hull, and neat day procwededota their route for labtagh,, there to replace the 77th. • i• A Curninissisin has just passed the sign Manual, directed to the treater-Orneral of the Ordnance, empowering six ilflekl-()triter rs and eleven.. Captains of the Royal Artillery to sell their Commis atm, the pelvis/sera to be placed on half-pay. 'the corps of al Engineers are set to be allowed that indulgence. Vommissiod in the North Western Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeontanrt Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. The Ilsoourable Francis George Spencer, to be Captain. . Commissions in the Tunttead and Flapping Troop of Yeomanry Gnarl, signed by the Lieutenant plate County of Norfolk. Henry Wodehowse, Esq. to be Captain. vice Eton, resigtied ; Dan. Horton Scott, Gem. to be Lieut. vice Caton, resigned. Commission, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire. The Prince Regent', 11.1 Regiment of Cheshire Yeoma!sry Ca. valFy—Cosnet John Pallid to be Lieetenant, vice pin!, re signed ; T. Capper, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Pennd,promoted. The sings Cheshire Volunteer Leglois...-Ist Illaceleidd Troop Thomas Daietryieent. to beCoenet,v.Higginbotham, resigned. Dunham Hassey Squadron Altrinelsain Troop.—Thos. White ley, Gent. to be Corpse l ;ice Hooey, resigned. .. . . . . NAVAL INTELLIuENCE. . • Retract .0( a letter from the British View Consul at Cadiz, dated May 7. " The I'esla Spanish frigate 'sailed from this port yesterday, 'with several vesse!.l uuder_ convoy, for the northern ports of Spain." Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd% at Seville, dated May 6 :- 0 This Government declared wan against France on the elith ult. and it was the tame day published here." The Shannon, Knanat.s, arrived et Liverpool, from Dense. rare, sailed the 4th April. The Richard and Iphigenia were ready for sea. The LeedipaCket, for Liverpoo4 sailed a few ,days before. His Majesty's ship ACADIA has arrived at Calm, and was to sail from thence the 9th February, with treasure, for Weans/. The Liverpool packet, American ship, from China, has ar rived in thr Downs. Faeroese, 25.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Stanmer from Lisbon, in sir, and from' Vise, in [Mir days ; and. 'n, Bouemsea, from Cette. Sailed the Fox, for London ; atkd Albion, for Liverpool. . May 26:—Wind W.N. W.—Sailed the Duke of Kent packet 41), for Lisbon;. Cepatir, Ilona, for Batavia; Otter, and Cyn. tbia s fqr Newfwadlasid; Ann, for .Oporto • Woodstock, for . .Jams*; Britannia, fer-Llsbon ; Hope, for Sierra Leone ; and Prince William, for itichelaucto. - .PLTIMOTH, Mac S6.—Wind W. N. W.—No arrivals or sailing,. Poatsnou en, Mar s7.—Wind 1 1 4—Sailed the Orient, Werra, fee.iktielidelbioo, Herr, for. New South Wales; and GI etuock, Ammons, for the Cape and Van Dieirian's Land. Deis, May 97.—Wind N, N. IL--Arrived and salted for the the Wellington, Putney,. front St. Vincent's in forty days; Rallis Grove, Pascoe, from Dominica ; Alimony, Wimots, from Demerara g Hive, Sumo, from Jamaica ; lind .ewitCuassrust, Rom New 'York •' and Heise, FaltEstAn s front die Ouweint. *madmen from t he River and sailed; the Sir Omega Presem, himaases, for Qisobfc; George and Mari , . Team, Tor Geis.; and lisunswick, *AEI. for Quebec. The /A mu did sot mole down last night ; as was r..puted to us by wissake. Poised at the backlit' the Goodwin San the William and Hake, Roortauss, from Bremen for Gibraltar. Bovanstaux, liar Nereids, South Stemma which sailed from hence, has been loft in. a 'meas.—crew saved. PASSIM/ILS PILL GOLCONDA, TIMM CCLCUTTA Mesdames bolae, Watson, MWdlctpn, Neish, Bryant ; Captain An drew Creagh, his Majesty's 6th Draguons•. Captain Savage, Hon. Company's 13th regiment, N. f. C ap tain Todd, ditto; .Graeae Watson , Esq. Charter Gllaid, Esq. David Gray, Esq. Mime Strum, Watson, hliddietoo, D7Agullar, Bryant. C. Neish .sod Nash; •Masters Sham, Watson, D'Aguilar, C. Creagb, J. Creegh, W. Arnim; W. P. Vincent, G. Neish. room Mamas: Mesdames Reid, Knox ; Miss J. Know, Major General Hayes; Captains Chernell, his Majesty's 531 regiment, Knox, ditto; Lieuteuants Morphett, ditto; ileath. rote, ditto; Warren, ditto; Taggart, ditto; &he, his Majesty's 41st regiment; Lewis, Madras Establishment ; Misses Al. Knox A. Knox, M. A. Morphed, ; Masters Crawley, Poole, K. blorplutu. Arrivals at Bengal Princess Charlotte 11(Kraw; from Liverpool; Princess Charlotte LAMB, from ; Ann and Amelia., Sawa; from bladon and Valparaiso; Frances Char lotte • WALtaCit, from the Cape; Rebuts, C. W. MAN, from dm !Smits& •'- amid stsftits a :—The Apollo, TORlllonsbe Madras and Lon don; Pages, Hansoms for New 491/11.V 1 0 162 . -Arrival at Modrast—lise Tort, Zissaseste, from London, the '6lllllJolsoraey. Madras sailing :—The .Alosarahis:A/111os Sir Ceylon and Bombay, she 9th January. • The ilk Kalward Paget, Gewalt, fins , Madras had arrived at Collect. . • The Midstream, Capt. ffesramse, was to mil from Bengal in all January, and from lladra, "with Imps, In firsimsary, Lady Poem and bar family were k4seogi4 Clons bengal; On board the Providence, Captain OirrioS Ash l ar?. • VAUTiIALL GAltDiXis.!- T .AltitOt s tsk tt!'f' Weather hal es/c.born so fArqurable at 0014 be. wistfi,d.;' yet these ,delightful Oardensl,rave)reen,rer,y,wen ' ended, add ! the varied amusitcreita.liere srvep i !lie. 14:r ti est ratil faction. Misi Wtt.t.tatse.:Vissa,Te it to, and Mi Ss TUN grAC.L. nevi 'heti:elves with ,siaCCS•4 i '.:' i. Ilija t.- Ltaillole is a very excellent cernio•sloter. "toLLiErt, Gooures, Cuaett, and *taster . .Lasotintsii,anutri bute their talents to render the mroiN ihrpartment most effective. Ile palletb the Fireworks, the ILopc slanting, &c. are desereiag . of s mar . 1444,0' Praise. SPAS till-COSVlTUTtopte—Tbeit Con stit u. d al o f. 181.2„ 0 now existing, is praued in The PbuliteLstitits, Na 43, which will be pobli:bed June I:4 together with - a j. 14 arse on the same lately read to the Corte by the Committee qf the.. Constitution, Tramlatedetassivetyfor the Pamphleteer. n. 6%. 6d, which is pirbli4red Quarterly ; and each No. of which l,reeords; oh. an • average, twelve of the best inure Pamphlets of the slay. • • • '., . .60*N ItlCCflAtieff, IifAMLANR, MAY U. ..... trail' arrivals se gale tet . 166400 market an only red.. bar eke* arweibsildereble loweidestril •,, fund , .- .-Wbeat mile Movie; at OrC u ta-a( tart nlarArt ay, le ibex* but little uoiag. sliri very heavy 1 buye4 stri. slowly, at L.sdly suck goat p:i.:cs f, :n: • :rii. , 4*,.ai,!. • .. • • . -, 7iriTir. , ,•* ''.... .• • : • • day.; %de, 041, 1 4 1 1 - 4 '9,9lfSttl.