Star. — London, England, 1817-05-30 00:00:00

ni ty of the British Constitntioe , espat4aui when is ga ~as proposed to reconcile Great Britain to the sus ellslol3 of that seloch *As Ifie very et.aehee of that F .,: , ,tioition• " !7'e .. , tits ter such eticurnstan -0 ce s, sh old the Hoiiourable Alderman be so sensitive .s.bait'. S 1 nesters were accused of a design to sub „rt oh.• liberties of their country —( liter. hear).— .; , .0 the Honourable Member .gr. Jacks) is y. u bt as well if that Hooourabl. G:otteindo ev i l " ; I,... rv ieaged tit any political cri.sasie, would take care „.s, nd of the force of his means. The Ho. : „, ttJ s;,. Gentleman seemed wired the Constitution , int o • readers do the Bible; nut to search after !.out t pervert s , tne passages to their particu :„ a:rd interests—hos research proved nothing _;......sception of Vtt years nott.ing —altht;ugh he v e ry much delighted to thick England had Constitution—(d hough).--tor alter all it ..eiconwiedged toe exception proved the rule, t h.. by Jury and Habeas Corpus were pan 0:1: r user &rota, or Common Law of the land. —(;ira.. hear)... Like an i4norant surgeon called in u rn a de•rer.rte case, he would have the limbs I p i led NI. -whether it were necessary or not. He los el/prised the House and public could not see thTengl , the artifice of Governments on one hand iirsinishing places ot emolument—on the other, creat or ttads, to the exeunt of 442,000 per annum, hr c impensating to these persors thr it losses, which .0 be telt a more dangerous source of patroitage ad infiltrate than the Id system... (liter, hear). — bit what must the world .pink of the atigratv ude of fat man who had rec. teed 'a situati-it of an•ro per altall3 from the Talents slinistly, and yet could not i n line act which entitled them to approbation ? 'it'Nat ! would not this ahmse r deem their charactel as a Ministry ? He, in his boundless chatty for aN the meld, had tissue kw tile TAlt•llth who had thus de :mlti to hap Savours on his win. When men ol io! all decency, and talked such contemptible non en. , , it was time they should receive, at some one's !end, entre check, some castogation. He concluded t. buping that the esample of the Corporation of Lon. Gxt would be followed throughout the country, and that by such co-operation the people at I age would a: length obtain an amelioration of their present erpressed bit.ution, and a relief from the burdens udder which they groaned. The people would, he ;roc nviroced, receive such a boon with gratitude and adrcbou, and cordially confide in the advocates through Vilv.se exertions it was conferred—(flear.) gr. Duos asserted, that the statement of the flu. Gentleman, with tepid to his son, was a foul aomny, as the lion. Gentleman must know. For rabbi-, himself nor any member of his family owed any idvour to the Administration alluded to, as he bow odd the Hon. Gentleman. For the tact was, that his soil had an appointment et ae4oo a year from sex Duke of Portland ; the salary of which was, after erne years, advanced to 4500, and not to #s X), as tie Hon. Gentleman had stated. Ot his son himself he could safely say, that be was an able man, and an homier to human nature. (4 laugh.) This he lest that he could affirm without incurring the charge of asp weak partiality among those who knew his son; and a!so that Government owed his son more than 1:: ever received from it, in conseqnence of the im portance of his services--that, indeed, he was never rewarded in proportion to his meritt.—(Hear.) A:r. Wairtubtrs called to the recollection of the Curt that the Honourable Member himself had. on another occasion, stated, in reply to a similar charge, that !.is son's appointment was owing to Lord Grew ville—( Hear, hear, ham) Mr. Dixon exclaimed, that he would let his letter to Lord Glenville be poblicly read, for in that letter }lulled his resolution not to desert his principles, although a place should be reused to his sun— (4lasik, an:Rear, hear.) . Aldermap fizionss proposed to put his amendment. 0.. the originai'Motion, there were, out of 160 Measbers present, only 13 hands held up against it ; led against the Petition to the House of Commons one was only one dissentient. A Petition was preser.ted from Roma WILSON, Esq. citizen and spectacle-maker, praying to be dis charged from his nomination for Sheriff, in conse trance of having lately served the (Alice of Sheriff lot the county of Essex, and his lather having already paid a fine to be exempt from his nomination ; which, after some observations front Sr JAMS SHAW, Mr. Alderman HalfGaTa, Mr. S. Dixon, and Mr. HAIL. VEY, WAS not complied with. ,THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1817. PLIcE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A'l TWELVE recLocic coma. 7g 73—Cowl. for Opening 73. e Reduced 7244—Navy, 104f-1 pa Cent. 891 90 La Long Ann.. 18 9-16 t—lisch. Bala 9s. 146. pr. ludic Bondi 78 10 pre. Yesterday the Court of Common Council met, ritsuant to notice, and agreed to peti.ion Parliament against the further suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act. The Resolutions will be found in mu Front Page• The Common Hall met this day to take the sole subject into consideration, but had not finished their business when this Parr was put tic Press. A Requisition has been signed, addressed to the HIGII Secure of Berks, with the same view. There are also to be Meetings in Herts and in Wilts—and, pro 114111Y, in other places, to Petition against any farther suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act. ft was mentioned some days ago in. the French papers, in an article dated horn Cadiz, that the British Vice. Consul at Algiers had been murdered. We are sometimes slow in giving credit to reports C oaling in this circuitous manner; but by Letters it(or Liverpool received this morning, we are in termed, that accounts have also arrived there from Cadiz, stating, that the Vice-Consul and several other British subjects and Foreigners have been murdered t Algiers. There is still one incongruity in the intelli. Pace; for we have no Vice-Consul but a regular Consul at Algiers. It is possible, however, that it 46 7 have been the Consul—or he may have been temporarily absent, is "Mob ease it Is not On to same a deputy till his return. The repnrt of disagreeable intelligettet baying been received from Spain, has subsided to.day. We may therefore consider it as one of the Stock Exchange productions. Nor li ore we, on inqdry, been able t' hnd that there is Any truth in the rumour that Go. vernment had ord Ted m-n of war and frigates to be equipped for Sewn America. INSURRECTION IN THE BRAZILS. The accounts broueht to Ponstnouth by the Timm Are thii day confirmed, so far as respects Pernambuco, as our Readers will see by the subjoined letters.— We only remark, that the firing heard on the 17th of March, Ai, noticed in the first knee, seems not to hare been connected with any conflict—perhaps only some fir &joie ; for by the P.S. to the second letter, dated 213th March, it appears that till that date nothing di a political nature had occurred. mimics' OF A LETTER FROM TUE AGENT TO LLOYD% AT LIWIN, DATED MSY 17. " The Portuguese ship Cainoeiie, arrived front Bengal and Pernambuco, brings account• of a, Insiirrect having broken out at the latter place on the 6t t or 7'h March, headed by a Donungos Joze Marin►, formerly of the House of Btarozo, Mar tina, Dourado, and Carvalho, of London. [he Insurgents have doelared tke Province imi.peoslent, and formed a Provisional Governmes t. They have also detained ail Portuguese shops In the harbour, and seized all Property belonging o the Portuguese, as an indemnity should any hostile mea►uzc he adopted toward, th , m. Camelia did not go in, she wile lay off the Port 24 hours, to obtain water, and left It on the 17th March, on which day a great firing was beard in the City, supposed between the troops that remained firm to the Y;ovtra•nent and choir that jained the Insurgents, as two regiments had not immediately gone over. " Governor had been sent off unmolested. A Brigadier- GCSell and an Adjutant, it is said, were killed in attempting to take up some of the ringleaders, which brought on the insurrec tion rather preniasurely Such are the reports in circulation, but I catittot vouch tor their authenticity. Several pa,engers have arrived in the Camoens, some of them, it is said, sent off by the remaining party. " P. S.—Foreign vessels were allowed free ingress and egress, and,the export duties on colonial produce reduced." " PERNAMBUCO, MARCH 18. " On the Bth instant, a Revolution look place here, occationed by an oilr of the late Governor to a several of the Brazi lian (Acta of the Kegimen.s of °Undo and Ridfe—the former are a• tilay. Several of each were apprehended. The Colonel of the first went to the Barracks to execute the order, and was kfflei by one of his own Captains, who, on being named, run him though dn. boi!y wilh his sword. Au Aid-decamp of the Go vernor's soon after appeared there, and met the same fate; both &vistas sided with their Offici rs. " The Governor, with his personal Staff, and some other Officers, quitted the town, and retired to the fort of Brim, about a quart ror a mile from the town. On the following morning this Fort was delivered up, without any resistance, and the Gover nor and hia Officers. Ste. made prisoners, and shipped en board a Sumac°, for nioJaueiro. " A Provisional Government ts now formed of Bee potions, and the British residents have been informed that their lotions sod property me ender the protection of tie Gomtamotst. Sy oho George dispatches are mot told, Majesty's seartary at Starr for Ford Affsirs. Few 'lvo were lost oa the he. occasioe, end the town was never more quiet." " PERNAMIHICO. MARCH U. " Since writing the above on the i Bth Want, nothing of a political nature has occurred. Advices are daily expected front ll.this. of the part that Province will tag." By the Flemish Mail of this day, we learn that the Revolutionary French Editors of several of the lour nals of that country, and who had long been very troublesome, have taken their departure. Among these wore Messrs. CADCHOIS. Leuatan: and Gum, proprietors of the Noise Jaunt, and afterwards of the irrii Liberal; M. LALLZMANT, proprietor of the Journal of East and Was Flanders, formerly &•cretary to Flux LIIPZLIATIER, and afterwards proprietor of the 4n:rarebit ; Mr. &mum nephew to the Mem ber of the Convention of the same name, who was the proprietor of the Constitutional Journal of Antwerp. The 14th of May, the memorable day on which JOINER discovered the Vaccine, was celebrated with solemnity by the Physicians of Berlin at a repast at which Prince RADIZ was present. The Prince de clared that he was the first who had this salutary operation performed on his children, and Counsellor TIiZFELAND acquainted the Meeting that already in 1815 the number of children vaccinated, as far as was known, amounted to 918,000, which is supposed not to be above three-fourths of the whole number. FRANKFORT, MAY M. The Count of Malsbourg, President of one of tfie Sections of the Council of Static of the Kingdom of Westphalia, has been banished from the city of Cassel. Between the Ist and 15• h of this month, the num ber of emigra,its from Baden. Alsace, rartuterahurg, and the Principality of Geroldseck, which belongs to Austria, who have passed Mayence, going down the Rhine, is 1739 men, 1235 women, and 2.543 chit• dren—in all, 5517. Neither Lord CASTLAREAGH nor Mr. CANNING were RI the dinner to commemorate Mr. PITT's Birth-day. It is said that the toasts were sent by the Committee of Management to dime distinguished Personages, to one of which they objected—the toast of .. Protestant Ascendency" —as inconsistent with their known sup port of the Catholic Claims. Mr. GIFFORD and the Committee sturdily and strenuously maintained it ought to be given, and the absence of the two Minis ters was the consequence. COVENT GARDEN THZATRIC.—Mr. KEMaLE yester day evening acted Octavian, in the Play of Ms Alms mincers , for the last time. His performance afforded the audience a high treat. At the close of the Play, many a look of fond regret' was thrown on the de wending curtain ; and a call was made upon him to repeat the part OW more. tidlrda TY72ILLIGEA-CE. The Lady Lushingtnn East Itidiamin, frcra Bot gal, ii arrived in the Channel. DEAL, 9.IAY 29. Arrived and sailed for the River the Hugh I and Surat Castle from Chi na t Auainte *. ii on, iro n , Bengal 1 Sir Edward Hamilton, trim Jamaica ; • and the John, BustiNms, trout Toolgo. SIVIRN frigate from a cruize, not bziog able to hear any thing of the Tunisian cruizer. Came down from the River the Metcalf, H.MAIID. tor Benkt: ; Moitkr, for Ceylon ; Cam.brian, Eicoux, from Shields, fur Bengal ; Mary, Wit.t.t.ts: ; and the 13anick, &tun., fur Quebec—they have ail sailed to the We.t ward. • FALMOUni. MAY Q. Arrived off this port th.• Amtoictn brig Tom, WILLIE, in 45 days from Alexaulria (America) Also arrived the Duke of Kent packet, with a MAI!, from Lisbon, in fur dxyi.—Win.l variable. LIVER P14)1., MAY tn. — ----- Arrived the Edward Byam. LENDER. from Attima, which island she lett on the 15th April: on the Slut.in lat. U. Its. long. Sr. :sO. spoke the British sh.p I.lisa , triton Calcutta for Phil. de:. phis, 9u days (ruin Madras: on the 21st May, in ht. So. long. in. spoke the. Angus, hWAJN, from tilts por to New York, out ten days, all well. OKAVESEND, MAY e 9. Arrived the Thetis, Martin, front Cassano; Twn Brothers, Wright, from Dort ; Marahtoness of Ely, Kay, from Calcutta; Dolphtn, Knit*, and Seacrite, Berman, from StrAlsood; Nits Waters, front Merits I ; Irvine , -malls. from St. Viticdnes; Ann, Clark, and Hanna. Miller, from Christiana; Fanny, Clark, !tom kiga ; Clementtna, Smith, and Willa' n and Mary, Arnes, from Datozic; Perstetranre Alanglian, and Property, Ward, from Hamburg!' ; Alexander, Cole, and Ann, Mason trona Bombay; Howb, Veto,. flout Calais; Lord Lynedoch. Creigh• too, from Canton ; taiatuti, Loudon. front the Cape; and tidily, Murk/, from Lubeck. Sailed :he Fanny, Stiller, fur the Cape of Good :lupe; Ganges, Merriman, for India; Segar, Burgin, for Barbadoes; Westmoreland, Nitre, for t obago; Deprord, Williams,for Lisbon ; Zeklenuest, !Mogen, for Antwerp ; Dixon, for Elsin. or; Hoffnung, Doyen, for Bremen ; and Woodpecker, Putt*, for Bergen. 7'HE PRINCE Ri GEM'S LEVEE. Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT held a Levee at Colton House. which was numerously attenJed. His Royal. HIGHNESS, previous to the Levee, re ceived the compliments of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Oth cers of State, and those who have the privilege of the entre. including the branches of the Royal Family wh were present.. Mr. J. ADAM; SMITH, Charge d'Affaires of the United States nt America, was pre sented to the REGENT by Earl BATHLIKsT. The Rossi .n Ambassador, and Prince CAsTSLCI CALA. the N ap.litan Minister, had audiences of the pan= RECENT w re [sinew Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes o• York. Clarence, and Cumberland, Prince Leopold, the ArchbiOsops of Cantechury anal York, the lord Chancellor, the, Vice.Cha icellor, Esterhasy; the Prince of JOiMI, w ho was press:iced to the Re. gent by the Duke of Olathe, iand; Mr. Chancellor Leach, Mr. Barou (farrow, the Attoriley•General, the ;Am ettor•General, t h e Recorder of l.ondoo, I ord urave., the Lord in Waiting; Sir Sot.n Craddock the, Groom in Waiting; Cceonel Palmer, Aid. de-Camp na Wasting; Major General Rehow, silver Stick io Wafting; Mr Harrisou the Solicitor General for the Duchy to Corr wag, Commissary icefle, the. Judge Advocate General, he. The follow ng 1... d tote honour of being presented to the PRINCE REGENT : Major Land), of the House of Repre , entatives, New York, by the American Charge d'Affaires. Sir Win Rae, hart. oberiff of the County of Edhiburgh, by the Lord in Watling. Mr. Rat Irlison, en ble Ong abroad. Raub Rice, Esq. by Sul tissaaret, no being appointed Recorder eith. Posse of Wawa 's Wang. Mr. Kerr, Judge of the Court of INA Basch, and Vice-Admi ralty at Quebec, and ode of Lis Majesty's Executive Council of Lower Canada. Mr. Baron Gerrovr, on his appcintinent, by the Lord Chancellor. Sir S. Shepherd , upon his betng appointed Attorney-Gemmel. Robert Giffurd. Big vpun his being appointed Solkitor-General, upon which occasion be received the honour of ICniglithood. Mi. Dewar, by Lord Mibingtown. Capt sin Moe, on bis appointment to the Lancers. Captaan Jarvis, ot the vd i.lte Wards, uPoo bls promotion and appointment to a troop. Lieutenant Wyatt, of the vd Life Guards, upon his appointment. Captain Bridgeman, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Major Schingler, u4th Regiment, late Envoy as Goa, on his return frusta India. Mr. Henry Nivady, by Mr. Mundy, oa his return to incite. Mr. Lesiaistre, on his return from the Continent. Mr. Seymour Bathurst. on his return from the British Army in franee. Mr. lbasmaii. on his marriage. Mr. Smart 1-1.. U, by Mr. Holmes. Major-General Creker. an hi+ return from the West Indies. General punilas, Governor tst Dumbarton Castle, by the Lord in Waning. Colonel Carmichael Smyth, upon his return from the Army in France. Maxwell, R. L. M. on hi• return from the Levaiit, by the Duke of Montroce. Dearman Colonel Gellebrasid, on his return from the Continent, by Mr Blaeldiurne, M. P. for 1 aneashire. Lieutenant-Colonel Morrison, Sicilian Rev. on his return from North Anuriea, and on being made a Companion of 'lie Bath. Mr Raffles, by Earl Bathurst, when he hid the honour of pre ' seining a copy of his Hicory of Java. Mr. Tinton, by the Earl of Mulgrave. Mr. Chapin", by the Earl of Westnwrland. Mr. R. Stephenson, on his marriage, by the Earl of Westmorland. Major-General Sir Edward Howorth, K. C. B. to kiss hand; upon his recent honour as a Knight Grand Cruse of the Royal Guelphie Order. Captain J. F. C. Menwaring, R.N. on his return from abroad. Mr. Neave. by his father, sir Donnas Neave. Lieutenaist-Gene Su rtery Campbell, on his being appointed hecretary to the Queen. • Major General Ashworth, of the l'ottuguese Army, on his ar rival from Portugal. Mr. Apresee, by Lieutenant-General Thornton. The Rev. Dr. Page, Sub-Alotoner to his Majesty, and Head Master of Westminster School, by the Archbishop of York. Major-General Baron de Ron native's, on beingappoisited a Knight Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order. L•euienant Erskine, Grenadier Guards, oa his return from the Army in France tient Cochrane, R.N. by Rear-Admiral sir John Beresford. Lieut. Stewart, 15th Hussars, by the Lord to Waiting. Lieut. W yatt, ltd Life Guards, on appointment. Lieut. Lord Schoenberg Kerr. 35th toot, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Devon, R.N. on his return from India. The Dean of Cloyne, ou his preferment. Hon. Lieut. Wen. Lascelles, Grenadier Regiment of Guards, by Viscount Lascelles. Lieut. Powell, 60th Regiment, by the Lord in Waiting. lieutenant G. Ford, Royal Artillery, by Sir H. Oakes, on his morn from Canada. Captain Holies, R.N. on bis return from Foreign Service, by the Lord in Waiting. Major kb-Morison, East-India Service, by the laird In Waitinz. Major t.ters, of 'the Cavalry,on his 146 motion. Captain Vynsr, Grenadier Guards , on his Promotion. Captain Henry Vernon, Ist Grenadier Guard% by the Archbishop • of York. Lieutenant Siephenson, King's Dragoon Guards, by the Earl of • Limerick. Capt. Arnaud, llth Regiment of Foot, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Laterite', Ofoll4lilf Guards, on Promotion. Capt. Upton, R.N. from America, by Viscount •Fempletown.. Chasa Wyritiliam,:d Life Guards, ou Promotion. Captain Donated on his mural liens the 4;upUnint, by the Loid in Waking. ..aptaln Browne, tit E:ng's Oat R eglmant, on ?Panto/Ong from v. minds received at IKaterlou, by the tau... in Wntting. Captain D. Cranford, Road ArtlCery, on promotion and return fount 1 1 1:13CC, by Sir 11 Oakes Cornet Bdcke. Ifith Hutvars, by Colonel -3ir I .nft ut Otway. Captain Watson, late A. DX on h., re!urit loom I.lsa; by Mt. Rafll •s. Mr. Grateley Berkeley. Col•!‘ ream Ituardi, by Capt. Major Giumbam, lath Britibb itesitlt.o at tit. (7, ,,r ~t ?he aw. tan Ditejleavan, and A. D. C. to the I.:etit , ntani Guvernor of Java, by Mr. Rnfil t • Captain Walpole, R. N. on pr ion. by the I ..) - 4 is Wahlr.g.. Major General Lord bdward Soma, 2-, on hi:. i'etto it front tar Army in Frao:e. .aptaist Rowland Money. R. N. on pi - m.1060n and nombution ae Companion of Ate Bath, by-Sir I:. Bloomßeld. Captain Crealy, Royal Arille-y, en bit return (rim It... Helena. C.)louti on 11.1 r• to n fruit Co: G wernntent of Sr. Hz ktia, by Viscount siMn I.lth. Captain D. Stewart, on appait.,ment an Companion of the Bath. Lie.itenant-Colovel R.•eve , „ on bang mad,- .t Compeo!!.::: (dabs liaA, by the Lo:e1 iu Wnitita.t. Cnbetel Arington & last Atd taitt•Qunrter.7,Tnter.qeneral is Ireland, by the Lord in W'al trig. Lieuienant-C'elonc: Manse:, C• B 51d Regimen!, on bi9l return from St. Helena. Dr. Yeats, by thy Right Hon. J. C. w' . n L. bad its Lonour to preset': •a.e key an of the St. 4111,1.4 A•entisLion, lord Borrotale, on Ws mare age. The Marquis of Blandrord, by Lord Chore:ill, on eoedng to his title. lord Strrhaeen, by the Peri of Aboytte,o,t terming, from &brood. Sir 11111. - 11 Snut!., President of the !annum Socbry. Mr. lila bell, by the Karl of Maceletileisi. Colonel M. Murray, late Ceylon Regimen., on h:s return front abroad. Lord Salmon on his marriage, and being apnointtel a Compaelon of the Bath, and on his return from the Army. Mr. Charles Sera.e Dickins, by Mr Huski.son. Honourable Mr. Frasier on his going ,bona,!. Mr. Zugstrom,.Charge der Alfafres, de S \l. I.e Rol de Swsda et de Norsiege. Marquis of Lothian, on succre dice to the ill., and on beteg elected one of the sixteen Peers of Scotland. Lord William Somerset, on his being appuin ed. Chin ill n to the Prince Regent. Lord Howard Effingham, on his succeeding to the rile, and on being appointed to the command of the iOth ReLinteut, by the Earl of Koseberry. The Rev. Sir Robert Peat, on his marriage. Rev I. G. Wrench, .;haplatn to his Majesty's Ambassador at Constantinople, on his going abroad Ree. Thomas Blackburne, on his being appointed one of the Chaplains to his Royal Highness the Prince Rsgeto, by bib Father. 'lle Earl of Guildford, on coming to his title. The Rev Mr. Edward Bury, on his going &woad, by the Duke of Argyll. Mr.'fitioi. Cartwright, an his return from Vienna, by hie father. Col berciornby,Cokistriiant Guards, on his return irons France. Mr. A !bur Aston, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr Vytier, on hit return from abroad. Mr CI arks Bodenham, by Lord Sumer,. Mr. Webb, by Mi. I . Gooch. Mt. D Pennant, by Sir Henry P W.F. Campbell, E.g. of Sliawfiekt, by the Duke of Argyle. Mr Campbell, on his marriage. by the Marquis of Bath. Mr. M. Cramer Robert. on going abroad Mr %Vilion, on his return tr..nt abroad, by Sir Gore Ouseley. Mr.:..trickland, on going abroad Mr. Clement Roiling on going abroad. sir Alexander Hood, on his marriage. Sir Ciirieinpher Cole, on his nturfa,,m. Dr. litgbmore, preen! a Pettilon. Mr John Croft la:c hit ‘l,ll.ty's Move d'Affaires r on his return, and on his marriage, by Mr. dames Warre. Mr. P. Caton, on going zo the Commei.t, ny Vl4e. Milsinctown. Mr. Lowther "I'llumpsou, by I crd We tmoriau.l. Mr. it yder Peppei, by Gen. i•ir B. Bloontnelti. Mr. I.ane,on retorts front the Contioent,ll the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Columbus O'Donnell, of America, by S,r Gore /Dewey. ' Mr Caldcleiegh, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Churchill, upon having b‘itio perentted to else, and Leine appointed to the command of the Western Regiment of Us fordshlre Yeom snry. Rev. Edw. l'hurlow, by Lord Saltoun. Mr. Samna. of Bengal. by Viscount Torriogtots. Mr. Henry Dwelas Perrot, w.th aiMemorial. Kee. Mr. Markle, student of Curls?. Church, OA`ord, by the Lord in AVal log Earl of Gliggoo, ..it being created a Peer of the Uhltril fricislem- Mr. H. Bears!, of the hoodoo Light Hutto, on his &parson for the West loslies. Mr. lobo Sweetland late Principal Commissary at Gibraltar, by the Earl of Harrowby. The Earl and Countess BATIIVRST gave a grand entertainment yesterday, to a large patty or diatinc. von, at their house in Mansfield-street. The Duchess of Nlonritosa entertained a select circle of fosilionahles ..n Wednesday evening, at her residence in Grosvenor-square. The Countess of Hattow:cne gave a splenaid root on Wednesday evening, at her residence in StJarnes'a square. The spacious suite ill apartments on the draw. ing-room iloorw l e y rt er fitted imsrb tedi:pw r i ei th ict u n i t i i c y on ti l l o n t in on in t a a i s e t j e and elegance; they with rich diamond cut lustre;, bea lights, &c. Eaih apartment was decorated with pits at the chnicelt Rawer:. The company vxceeued 400 pers..ns thi hist lank and lasuiou• L id ) Lt:na•)Cw had a grand mu , ical party yester. day evening, At her boost in St. J itric.'s plart.. Mrs. IttalNS-N gave a grand hall and sapper nis Wednesday evening, at her lir.use in Athernarlit street, which was attei A l iwAx— 4 upward of 200 distils guished fashionables. Sir ‘VALTiat STlttLiso. had a most nnmernus anti elegant party on W etic:Jay, at hi* housi in l'alarnall. The Twelfth Assembly' was held at ALlfsCK's nn Wednesday, with the tame eclat as the pr:cedin;!, odes* Owing to the we' ness ot the evening the company d 4 • not arrive till midnight. ll.incini; iiinitornced w.sh . • a new waltz. Among thy couples Wri , •••• Count Bonihrllet - :. . Laity Bruce • Lord Charles Spencer . I.ady C. Lowther .. Colonel Upton - . bliss isi , zdarenee • Mr. Standish . . La.)! A. 1 1 ..ieescuat • • Alr.Craururd .' . Lady J. imatAuti Maryut% of woree.ter -, Lady .-....u0 i .. Marquis of Carmarthen - Lady 1. Paget . Marquis of Exeter - Muir .1 wi,.4.tan. piedonlinant Atm% 500 persons of the ti l hi —ow. .a5...i1l w.re pre sent, although it Was lint so cit.,‘,ted a ball us • the preceding one. Country dances and itels were in sltacuridia‘t7tyh.zesAwterleialt-pabt tvur during the Q ii tt iet a i d ir r : ili a • o'clock the wink: concitidr.l. IL if in enntemplat ion to pre , ent a respect! hibute to Mr. KEMBLE Of) I,is retirement itora the stage, 4n.; the :Iccount s.!it to us stat.li. chat the. list of thus who have already come forward, in .1L1,504.11 t , ) aft the performers of hiali theatres, corny:fiends m. o) y of t h e highest rank, find most of the first .artists and Jay. O.—There was but littlelitecraorityxcEhaxrcaucAtesicsz: if t t i h A e i; fine English Wheat at mar!Let this myrnirg, tor which there was a brisk demand, at au Advanc.: of 21. per quarter.—Barley, Oats, Peas, and Beans. ar.• also 2s. a quarter higher, and sales ct each wrte b: ate at that advance. LIMIRICK, MAY 22.—Last nig:it a num runs mob broke opeA tile stores of Mr. MAU r, in the town ef CLuer and carried ofF about 14000 b uacls, imported by Government, for secd• y itcrw.re. t: cue 'von some storcs .tt Eumb.