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r MAJORITY ANI) MINORITY 'ON LORD TA VIM:MI6' INOISOX ' szanaaav tip T 3 at it appears to this House, that his Majaty's Ministers, in advising the measures which have led to the late proceed higwagainst her Majesty the Queen, were not justified by any pt./ideal expediency or necessity, and that their conduct throughout the whole of thew proceedings has beeu productive of conwsueuces derogatory from the honour of the Crown, and injurious to the best interests or the Nation." MINORITY. Abertromby, Hp.J. Graham, J. &G. Price, Richard it len, J. 11. Giant, J. P. Prinks, Hon. F. A. Althory, Viscount Griffiths, John W. Pryie, Pryse Anson, Sir G. Guise, Sir W. R. Pyus, Francis Anson, lion. G. Gurney, Hudson ILsniden, J. C. Ilmorsosit. T. W. Gurney, R. IL Ricardo, David Hibilkars, J. V. jun. GaskeU, Benjambi Rice, T. S. likeing, Sir Thomas lialdbnimd, W. Roberts, A. W. Rieirg, Akaander Hamilton Lord A. Roberts, George Barivg, Henry Harbord;lion. Ed. Robinson, Sir G. Ballard, Viscount Ileatheote, Sir G. ' Rowley, Sir William Barrett, S. M Heron, Sir IL Rumbold, Charles Hawn. Flue. IL G. Hill, Lord A. • Russell, Lord W. Lenyou, Betij. litibkouse, J. C. RusseU, Lord Jobs Bernal, R. Honywood, W. P. Russell, R. G. Eircb, Joseph Hamby, Edmund Ramsbottom,John• Brenham, Henry Howard, lion. W. Rickford, W. Leanne, Dom. Maybes, W. I. Scott, James . Bright, Henry Home, Joseph Smith, Lies. Robert Burdett. Sir Francis Hurst, R. Smith, John • Eery, Viscount Hutckinson,lin.C.H.Smith. Samuel Bing, G. Hamilton, Sir H.D. Smith, Abel Ileite, Sir F. James, William ' Smith, George Bettina, Lord W. Jenreise, G. P. Smith, William • Barnett, John Kennedy, T. F. Scarlett, J. Belgnive Lord Langton, J. 11. Scudamore, R. P. Mderaft;John Lamb, lion. W. Sefton, Earl of Calcraft, J. H. jun. Leonard, T. B. Stanley, Lord Calvert, tbarles Lemon, Sir W. Stuart, Lord J. Calvert, Nicholas Lloyd, Sir E. Sykes. Dan. Campbell, lion. J. Lloyd, E. M. Sebright, Sir J. S. Carew, It. S. Lushington, Dr. Talbot, It. W. Carter, John blabetity, John Taylor, M. A. . • Civendish, Lord G. Maberley, W. L. Tierney, Rt. lion.G. Cavendisb, Henry Macdonald, James Tynte, C. K. Claimer, Robert Mackintosh. Sir J. Townsend, Lied C't C.ifford, Captain Madocks, W. A. • Tennyson; C. . • Clifton, Lord Mattis, John Tichileid, Marti. of *. Coke, T. W. jun. Maxwell, John Webbe, !Alward • Colborne, N. R. Milbanke, Mark Western, C. C. Concannon, Lucius Milton, Viscount Wharton, John Coussntaker, George Moeck, J. R. • Whitbread, W. H. C'sroten. J. C. Moore, Abraham Whkbioad, S. M Creevey, T. Moore Peter 'Wilkins, Walter DeCrespigny,SirW. klarjoilbanks, Sir J. Williams, T. P. Davies, •I'. 11. Mahon, Mon. S. Williams. William Denison, W. J. Neville, Hon. R. Wilson, Sir Robert Drumm, Thomas Newman, R. W. Wood, Alderman Duncemon,Viscount Hermes, Ili. Hon. Wreak N. Dundee, Hon. T. • Sir J. Wetherell. C Dickinson, W. • Nugent, Lord Whitmore, W. W. Ebrlngtem, Viscount O'Callaghan, J. MAWS. Ellice, Edward Ofd, W. Lambton, J. G. Fergusson, Sir ft. C. Ossulston, Lord Tavist Fitzgerald, Lord W. Palmer, Colouel °CZ.' BM' li. of Foreeiald, Rt. Hon. Palmer, C. Fysche WILD orr. I.L Parnell, Sir Henry Aubrey, Sir John Fitzroy, Lord C. Paine, Henry Collin, Sir Isaac Fitzroy, Lord). Pelham, lion. C. A. Grenfell, Pascoe Folkeston, Viscount Phillips, G. It. Mostyn, Sir T. Fartand, Robert Phillips, G. Noel. &r G. Eilkmorchy, Lard Ponsosby, Hoe. F.C.Osborne, Lord F. Gondol, Robert POWers B. White, Inks:- Graham, Saildfaid Powlett, lion. W. Williams, Owen MAJORITY. Adana, Sir Thomas Douglas, W. K. Lloyd, S.J. A'Court, E. EL Douglas, John Lockhart, W. E. Ale:ander, J. Dovetail', G. Lens, Rt. Ike. C. Alexander. J. D. Dowdeswell, J. R. Loraine. Lord Ancrana, Lord Downie, Robert Lowther. Lord lez.inceLord Drake,'W. T. Lowther. Ha. IL C. , Right Dosalley. Lord Lowther, John Hon. C. puede. a Lowther, Hoe. it i eJ.D. , W. Doncombe,C. Lug 0 Luny, - Dunconsbe, W. Luttrell, IL , John Dundas, at. Hs. W. Luttrell, J. Dana, Henry Dunlop, J. • Lygon, Hon. IL B. Hanka, George Egerton, W. hiacdouald, R. G. Berne, M. Elliott, Hon. W. Mackenzie, Thos. Roseed, Captain Kllis, C. Rose illacusghten, A. Sidiurse, Rt. lin. B. Ellis, Thomas Manners. Lord C. Est, flats. S. Rake, C. ' Manners, Lord R. Illelsel, Rt. Iln. J. Emmet, T. G. Mansfield, John Rietinek. Lord F. • Evelyn, L. ' Marjoribanks, Sir J. Resesford, Lord G. Fairlie, Sir W. C. Maxwell, J. W. Darestoid, Sir Juba Face, John Marryat, J. Mir, J. 11. Fyne, Vere Martin; U. Blair, J. Kane, Thomas Martin, Sir T. B. Blake, Rt. Felluwes, W. H. Mills. C. Boswell, A. l'etlientasse, Sir G. Mitchell, John Bradshaw, IL It. Finch, G. hlosey, W. T. Prydges, Alderman' Fitzgibbon, lion. R. Monteith, fi neries, James Fleming, Dr. Montoosnery, J. Broadhead, T. IL Honing, John Miles, P. I. Browne, Rt. Iln. D. Forbes, C. Morgan, Sir C. Browne, J. Fox, G. L. blorgan, G. Browne, P. Fremantle, W. Holland, Sir S. B. Brow/slow, C. Fyne*. H. himmtcharies, Lord Brudenell, Lord Forbes. Lord Monday, Captain Bruce. Robert " Gssouyee, Isaac Musgrave, Sir P. Burgis...iir Ulysses Gifford, Sir 7L Nightingale, Sir 3L Burrell, Sir C. Gilbert, D. G. Nacho& Sir John Burrell, Waher Gipps, G. Nolan, M. Butterworth, J. Gladstone, Jilin Ommaney, Sir F. Buxton, J J. Good, T. S. O'Neill, Wa.J. Caltborpe, lion. F. Gordon, Hon. W. Bnalow, A. Calsert, Juba Gotdburn, H. Owen, Sir Joka Cartwright, R. Graham, Sir J. Paget, Sir C. Caileresgli, Lord Grant, A. C. Paget. lion. R. C.awthurne,j. F. Grant. Rt. Hon. C. Penniman, Holt. IL Cecil, Lord T. Grant, F. Pak Sir L. Chaplin, C. Grant, G. IL Palmerston, Lord Cheere, R. M. Graves, Lord Peelle., Sir Thos. Cbetwynd, G. Grossett, W. Peel. IlkOt lion. It. Chichester, Arthur Canassett.J. Passe. lieu. P. Cherry, G. IL Walton, IL Pennine, G. D. Child., W. L. Handley, H. Petty, Hon. W. IL Cliolo.e/ey, War 11. liardinge. Sir 11. Plifflimore, Dr. C.ork, ar G.. Hart, General Phipps. lion. E. Clive, Lord Ilartopp, G. Rita. Clive, !leery Harney. C. Pitt, Was. Morton Cockburn, Sir G. Harvey, Sir E. Pole, sir P. Lo' thokil, Sir C lleyrke, Alderson Pole, at. lie. W. W.. Cocks, Hon. J. S. Hill. Sir G. Pollen. Sir. John Cocks. Has. John Hodson, J. A. Powell, Sir J. K. .r.di., Sir lisfistapber HoWord, G. P. Powell, F.. Cokkorot. Sir W. Whiles. W. Prendergast, Ti!. Cull;xt, F.. J. Mope, Sir A. Penruddock, Corgreve, sir W. Horrocku S. Pringle, Sir W. Cover, R. I'. Hothanu Lord Ray, Sir W. Copley, Sir Jobs liclialmortli, T. Rayne, Jonathan Corbett, P. Hulse, Sir C. Rise, lion. G. Coortenay, T. P. Madams.. Right ' Bitten. C. IL Courtemay, Was. lion. W. Robertson, A. Craillwarile, Lord Fumes, Sir H. Robinson, Rt. M. F. Crawley, ham. limes, Jolla Rocksavage, Lord CAPP% L Irving. John Enest, E- Croker, J. W. Jenkinson, Ilan. C. Rossell. J. W. Crosby, J. Johiffe, IL Ryder, Rt. Hn. Rd. Cuff J. Keck, G. A. L. Scourlield, W. (lonsasiog, G. Kerr. D. Scott, Hon. John Curtis, lir William Kingsberougls, Lord Scott, C. Correia, J. 11. •Kinuendry, W. Seymour, Hugh . Curzon, Han. Rt. Knechboil, Sir R. Sryinour, Horac e Cult. Una. E. Enos , Ilon. T. Shaw, Robert Cost, lion. P. Lascelles, William Sheldon, R. Cun t Hoe. W. Leeke, Win. Shirtier, Sir G. Cetera, Sir ti. G. Legge, Hon. IL flibthorpe, 1). W. Daly. J. Lennox, Lord G. Smith, Christopher Dalrymple,' A. Leslie, C. I'. S nry d, N. Dawkins, J. Lester, IL I, Somerset, Lord G. Dawkins, IL. Lewi., T. F. Somerset, Lord F. Dawsno, Homey Lewis, W. Somerville, Sir M. Deerhurst, Lord Lethbridge. Sir T. Southeron, F. Diveu, Thomas Lindsay, Lord &minion. Sir G. Hodson, D. Liudsay, Ilona H. Stewart, li n . J.IL K . Dainvile, Sir C. Littietou, Edward Stewart, A. Stewart, W. Villiers, Rt. Ifon. J.:Wodelsouse, Ed. Strarhavell, Lord Vivian, Sir 11. . Woad, Thomas. Walker, J. - Weather, Lard Stoplard, Lord Wallace, Ik.liisoi.T.Viortkr. & • Sumner, G. Uolme Walpole. Lord , Writtreviey, IL Stade, Sir J. Ward, It. Wyndham, W. .Swann, Henry Warrender, ilk G. Wynn,.C. W. • Taller. Sir H. Warm,. C. Whale, Sir 11. W • Temple, Rod of Welle,Jukn . Mews*, Lord Thynne, Lord J. Wemyss. • sma.sas. Towaskend, lion. ILWesteura, Noe.* Irkoltn, Lord Tremor/or, J. 11. Whitmore, Tied; . pashlogroo.s. Trent*, F. W. • • • Wignint, , Sir ' Farman o r?. Tulk, C. A.. IVigrata, W. • Illackburtse, Jake Twin, H. ~ WilkW. , Boi!vexie,•l4,34. B. Upton, Hon. A. „E. . Bourne, Stories Usbritgi, Earl of Wildmari,'J. B. • Clive; [Jon. R. VaUmort, Lord Wallas," Robert' 'Drake; T. P.' • Vansittart, Rt. Hon.Wilasot, R.. Hope, Sir W. Niko" Thomas Needham, Hon. F. axe , Wadekonse, 1100. J. Smitit, Ashton • TII 111 AZi I iN 1411 14 g . V T Sr.ik Veruoa, 1 , • „ • - SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1821. TIIR FUNDS. ," • ~~ ~, PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY AT ONE OICLOCK t Bk. 5tk.228 1 / 2 229 228 1 / 4 -3 per Ct. Red. 73 1 / 3 72h per C,ent.Cons.:72% 1 IL-3i per Cent. 82 1 / 4 4 per Cent.9l 9034 91-5 per Cent. Nat , y 106 1 / 4 106 Long Annuities 18% 13-16—India Stock 299, 1 4 230 India Bonds 41s. 425. pr.—Exchequer Bills 4s. 6s. . pr. Cons. for Account, 72 1 / 4 1/4. The House of Commons was last night occupied, as a Committee of Ways and Means, with the details of the Revenue and Expenditure for the current year. The CHAISCELLOK of the EXCHEQUER, in reply to some observations of Mr. Carevey, observed, that the reduction of the Military Expenditure, mentioned In the Speech from the Throne, might be taken as a pledge of an intention ott the part of Government to effect further retrenchment. A saving to the amount of £130,000 per annum had been made in the collection of the Revenue ; and he hoped, though he would not pledge himself to the precise sum, that a reduction of about one million will take place in the whole expenditure. This statement of the Hon. Gentleman will, we doubt not, very generally disappoint the hopes which have been entertained from the tenour of the fiords Speech, and the assurances of his Ministers, It does seem idle to say, that out of an increased expenditure of no less than eighteen millions annually, since Mr. PITT'S winding up, account in 1792, no more than one million can be saved by retrenchment. We think it would be no difficult matter to sheer, that immediate relief from taxation, to the amount of at least seven millions per annum, might be given to the country. We refer particularly to the unappropriated part of that financial fiction the Sinking Fund, .which is of no other use at present than to bolster up a species of property which has been already a great deal too much benefited by the distresses of the country.— A relief such as this would be a measure of concilia tion—which would give an impetus to agriculture, manufacture, and commerce; the elects of which would be felt in increased consumption it home and sales abroad. It would also afford a breathinptime' for Parliament to enter into the investigation of all the causes of that state of general and entente dis tress in which the country avowedly is. Mr. DENNYSON put a most important question last night to the CnAwcELLoa of the EXCHEQUER, to know whether orders bad beengiven to Sir G. Mooaz, to stop any vessel laden with warlike stores from enter ing the port of Naples?—information having been received that notice had been given by the Admiral on the station to a British trader to that effect. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER denied that any such order had been given. We truct that this is the case: and )et, from our knowledge of the high ho nour and liberal principles of the British Admiral in the Bay of Naples, we think he would not have given a caution of the kind without direct instructions. Tire matter will, no doubt, be further inquired into; for it would be a mord countenance of-the Allied So vereigns with a witness, if we were to deprive the' Neapolitans of all means of defence ! BRIGHTON, FEBRUARY 9. Yesterday afternoon, at half past three o'clock, our most gEaciout SOVEREIGN, accompanied by Sir B. BLoomet ELD, gladdened our population by return ing to the Palace here. About SOO of the 85th regi meat, under the command of Major rie BATu, with the colours and baud of the regiment. were drawn up near the Palace north gate when his Manse: arrived, with a line of carriages filled with Nobility, and a crowded concourse of the inhabitants of the town. The military presented arms, and the band struck up' the national Anthem, as the SOVEREIGN passed, while the Ladies waved their handkerchiefs from the carriage windows, and the populace rent the air with joyous acclamations and quick repeated peals of huzzas. His MAJESTY several times bowed, and the expression of his countenance was regarded with pleasure, as it beamed the assurance that he rightly appreciated the character of the scene he contemplated. The Princess AUGUSTA, accompa nied by Lady MARY TAYLOR, alighted at the Palace about two hours subsequent to his MAJESTY. Lord CASTLEREAGH was so much indisposed yes terday, as to be confined to his bed. . . - SIT FRANCIS BURDETT received the visits of a great number of his friends yesterday, among whom were Messrs. LAMITON, CRZEVEY, HOISHOUSE I &c. &c. The worthy Baronet enjoys good health, and is re markablycheerful. The buidlng of the near Haymarket Theatre has cotnnienced with great alacrity. It will he completed by the middle of June, and the Performances oih commence early in July. Its situa tion is near the old Ilona, exactly opposite Char leastreet. We understand a most excellent Company is engaged. A kttev from .fluenos Ayres, dated the ind of November, , says--" A ship has arrival at Maldonado from Franca, with twclve months' supplies on board, for the !'rte squadron now in the lilacs' Platt. FRENCH PAPERS. The. Paris Papers of WutlogochiLy•orrisidillis i Sy noon. oThe domestic pan of their postaarr but theri are sonselliktEstirig notices' at fo reigdrißki, whirl 'we sutjprir. „ 4Alf4c/I, 7A19.10 1 4tY $7. I, I , EXTIFACT FROW A PNIVATII LETTER.. • . M,Ze. Marquis de Ruifo, she Neapolitan &ere ,tary of State, has already had several• tonferenees with the Ministers of Austria and Russia. Although nothing has yet been officially published as to What has passed in these conferences, .a good deal leas transpired in public. The following may be looked upon as extremely probable. At dist, it appeared beyond a doubt, that Austria and Russia would never consent that the Constitution of the Cortes should continue in force in Naples ; but these two Powers do not at the same time pretend that absolute power shall be re-established in that kingdom. King Ferdinand will thus preserve the latitude of giving to the people of the Two Sillies, a Representative Go vernment and a Constitution, in which the predomi nance of the Monarchical principle will be consecrated. " • The Emperors Francis and Alexander manifest, on all occasions, the greatest consideration for the King of Naples. The Austrian Monarch, it is re marked, pays, every day, 'risks to his Sicilian Ma jesty.—The arrival of the Foreign Minister of Affairs, the Duke do has caused considerable sensa tion. This Minister will take no part in the negocia lions, but he will preserve his portefeuille. Ever since Lis arrival, he has been addsitted regularly every day to his Sovereign. There is a talk of his immediately mikingoa journey to Naples, with the view, as we are assured, of making important communications, as well to the existing Government of the country as to the National Parliament. " Every person here is in the belief that the Powers wish to avoid going to war with the Neapo litans. The report, however, is, that at all events the Peninsula mill be militarily occupied. We are even assured that the Austrian Army is now making a general movement to pass the Po. " Among the Diplomatists who have arrived here within these few days, we have remarked Mr. Robert Gordon ; M. de Krudener, Russian Minister to the Swedish Confederation ; M. de Spiridon, Russian Consul-General it Venice ; Cardinal Spina, Envoy from the Pope to the Ccngress; and the Russian Ge neral Count Woronzow. FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 2. Accounts from Munich, from a good source, an nounce that the Austrian Army of the Po his passed that River. VIENNA, JANUARY 27. Several young Officers, of distinguished -families, who had obtained permission to pass some days at Laybach, have suddenly received orders to repair im mediately to the Army in Italy. • There is a report of a journey wbich the Emperor Alexander proposes to make to Trieste, aad even to Venice. His Russian Imperial Majesty_ also intends to accompany our Emperor to Milan, but this will tot be till after the closing of Congress. NAPLES, JANUARY to. • • Accounts from Ravenna state,- that the Austrian troops, which had arrived in that city, are making some mo•-- - Letters from Teramo, dated the 15th, state, that Lieutenant-General Pepe continues successfully to discharge the important missions entrusted to him in Abruzzo. The legions, and particularly the Mili tia regiments, express loudly', upon every occasion, their determination to support • the liberty of the Nation, and the honour and independence of the' Throne, against the whole world. Subsequent accounts mention that - General Pepe had left Teramo, and gone suddenly to Cheti. Every moment we expect to receive news of the first hostilities. We have received no Message from the King since his arrival at Laybach. In the Sitting of the Parliament on the 15th inst.' the President asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs, if he had not received intelligence from our various 1 Diplomatists at the Congress of Laybach of a suhse quent date to those already communicated to the As sembly ? The Minister replied, that no other dispatch had yet reached him from his Majesty. lie said that be attributed the delay to the great quantities of snow which stopped up the roads, and thus prevented the passage of couriers. At the same Sitting of the Parliament, the Deputy Perugini afterwarcis requested the same Minister to explain the landing of some French troops in the ca pital, under the pretence of sickness. His Excellency .aid, that the French Chargé d'Affaires had requested permission to land sense sick soldiers, and that it had not been thought proper to refuse him the common rights of hospitality. The President authoriiecl the Minister to inform the English and French Ambas sadors, that the Nation will feel It a duty, on all oc casions, .to render assistance to any of the sick on board the French and British fleets. The public mind has been a good deal agitated by the appearance of an Austrian fleet oft the caws of the Marches. We trust that the Governmeqt has taken proper measures to secure the Provinces washed by the Adriatic, from the insults and predatory de scents that may be made upon them. We know that lour Navy, commanded by brave and expericaeed Of-, firers, is more than sufficient to protect those shores against hostile attacks. 'lime is precioas: it behoves us to avail ourselves of every moment to provide : against every s • of attack by s ea or l an d. Th e French ship of war, Jean de Hart„ is arrived in our Roads, which makes the twelfth French man of war, now in our Bay. INSPRUCK, JANUARY to. Private letters from Rome are filled with the fears entertained id that City respecting approaching events. The movements of the Austrian Army in Upper Italy, and those of .the Neapolitan Army, fix exclusively at this moment, the attention of the Ro mans, and throw into the shade everything relative to the arts and sciences. Freneh 5 per Cents. Tuesday, 83 fr. 20c. Duelprernatet —Yesterday mortar!. early, Captain Oa Mr. T. 11. 1)--- set nif from their respective residences In Mary-la-Beane, to fijbt a duel ea kinchley-Cumenon. Find ing. however, the app o ir.ted spot occupied toy two constabter, the comb:tams r..tarted to towi. v..thuut bloed-lctting. . - . . LISBON MAIL. .....a_.... A Mail has arrived today from Lisboa, • The installation of the Cortes is sta n d- to hu. been defiiiitivel: atc fi llh x es e d d iffif f ro o c r umi tl ti t es_t e a n io ..t.ohf Janeiro ~. ... hu l ls W I . s tt , ii th h rr a e v i e V o al p i: n o in i f o o g d ve i :d f p the Cortes—and to L a :: el l r opinions on the necessity of the political al • tion of the kingdom. r ilitalta. ' 'lt is in the superb edifice of the library aft. ancient Convent Dos Necesid a d es t h at the Wilt...— to hold their meetings. - me ••• The first question which win occupy the Asigeak' .. .will relate to the division of the National it„ preatito - 7 • 1 tion into two Chambers. Th e prevailing i m ,. ;. that the proposition for the establish ment of an an u --1 House will not be adopted. 111 Of the late disasters at Santarem, the d e w s , 15 still imperfect. It is stated that, on the 4th i ''' u city experienced all the disastrous effects of u a i l„. 4l ; r' i ful tempest, accompanied with prodi g i ous ,7 4 ' arni and followed with a shaking of the earth h i t i ) ;', I rection cf from west to east, and for a sp ace : , breadth of more than fifteen tones (fathow " A great number of roofs, a part of the py robid P• ' colimn nosed in the middle of the Place uel k m& and several Crosses of a solid construction wer eo „, — " turned, and thousands of olive and other tre es ~_ .i up and destroyed. The rivers have generally of late overflown tot} banks, and committed great ravages. Th e r a iz , not cease till the 17th. The-Tagus ha s swept 4 great number of houses, and many lives haver • COURT OF KING'S BENCH—TIIIS DAY, LIBEL IN JOHN BULL. Iv On the motion of Mr. SCARLET; the Itel e 4 "'— mined against Weaver and others for a libd ask Lady 11 rottesley, in the Paper called Jah t 44 was made absolute, there being no caul Em u . 1 against the same. TUE KING V. GEORGE EDMONDS. Mr. Serjeant Vavonarr moved the judgm un a .. the Court against George Edmonds. Mr. Justice Bess. said that this was a case oink • the List Spring Assizes, before the Chief Ilianot , t%hich the defendant had been convicted freak ~. • upon certain Magistrates of Birmingham—M e Learned Judge read the Chief Baron's nog i d the trial.] • Mr. Edmonds was heard at consitlerablebesfik justification of his motives; and after saes W► cutory conversation, judgment was petrel i d , the eighth day of nest Term. di A .--.....,.--..... . TIIE 441131 Y. son We are anthorised to state, that the report ith es. " nth Dragoon Guards, of which Prince Liana i Colonel, being included among the projected ft & c Lions, is premature. .—.....„ '1 NA PAL INTELLIGENCE. sq* • 51 Extract of of a letter from Lloyd's Agent at St. Miriatkiial the 19th nit.-" The Master of an American se:wooer, jogs. rived, reports, that he passed a vessel bottom-up, of lid, A a few days since: • letter from New South Wales, dated Seembe I, • lis f a says—" The following ships are now lying here: de Velma affei Hadlow, Mangles, Earl St. Vincent, Woodlark, aai the ths soeclary. The Claudine, Captain Wasar, sailed in Islihrth .31 tavia and England. the Dromedary is to sail in Ilwasite. ' for England. Governor 3141141t.iallili is expected queens --- England very soon. The Colony is in a most floorithieartan 1 everything trans ail, lad an kinds of European pets dope 1.11 than in England, the markets being very full" Est./morn, Fn. 7.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the laiy U. N bell packet, with a MarTrisrsk Lisbon, sailed stub alt. ai Lively, kneels, fr - London fde Malta, &c. A bon loan I picked up off t Ward, and &tied into Cosetick,maill Mal mouth, " Aurora of mouth, John Swaffin." I Pl.ll,lotrill, soaumir B.—Arrived, the Friends, Beri,ko Id] Treguir ; and the Atalanta, Naze, front Lisboa. The fix* CUMIN°, which arrived here yesterday from St. blichnthtldi t o 25th January, in company with the Duke of York, no" for London. The Voast, from London, was arrived; nit _II schooner, said to be the Marianna. The Colors, Cans .7: i ! also arrived at St. Michael's, with the crew of tbe nod ha ~_ and William, Bitsr, of Looe, from Plymouth fur Terceinothe '''. foundered on the 6th January, in ht. 41. 7. long. 17.51- 4 the 15th January, in lat. 39..48. long. 22. 22. the Unsold, fr 4 the Hope, from London for Tobago ; and on the 31st Mai 2: in ht. 42. lung. 18. 24. th e I larriet spoke the Ileraleo o I Teneriffe for Bristol liar PORV:1161;111, Fit. 9.—Wind N.E.—Sailed the Usk ... Lvov, for the. Cape ; and the I .ontlon transport, for Cad. DEM., Frs. N.—Vilna N.E.—Sailed last eight, the the tr.twartl-bound. Came down from the River ad si n i II flit: N. S. Dolores, ZAVALIi, for Bilboa ; Dominica._ .Taiut.,_ 'Trinidad; and Minna, LAUCHI.AN, for the Cape of Coo; ut, Ibin Arrived and sailed for the River, the Antelope, Lot/WM Lei Buenos Ayres 2 - and Atalanta, Joints, from lithe. Ida flaky/sca t Fn. B.—Arrived do Lbrd Hunan padr, 4ll Bat a Mail from Cuxhaven. Tb n.wrigo r m, r.,. O.—Arrived the Stag, Jam, fn • fownahua, wilt toss of foremast, ri zt ing, sailstboa i ts•k r " ;„ fit P1101..r, Fan. 'i--..The Cltharine, Aliso, from &Salo" 11 - 1 Weymouth, ran on shore last night on the muds at tke Iva; Pot the Hock, near this place. If the wind doer not Mikes Is . 1 Eastward she may be saved. 5u Conon-House, Fee. 9.—Ships Entered Inwards: P 46 7‘.. Witeiloo, from Ostend ; Victory, from Lisbon ; babel, !!! • , lima* ; JAvinio, from Watt :ford; Active, (tom Cork; '_,". yi ' Lareety. trots Limerick ; Venus, from Waterford; ur! from /tom; Alfred, from Odessa; Mary, from Adam; Pm i oi ' from Waterford t Time, from Gibraltar.—Entered Oo h i t lak: 'Brants, for Denterain • Matilda, ' for :Antwerp ; Criteria, , New York ; Arethum. ir Montserrat ; Peace, for Ihttoelt ..... .hlissionary, for Haytii...-Lleared M.:mud:: Sadessorrfl v. Dublin; Ilesolntittn, Am Jamaica; Perseverance, for u 7; b e Washington, for N e w Y or k ; Fl ora , f or Lisbon; . 404 ,, ' TN 'Cork ; Deynard, ltar the South Sea Whale Fisher . ); 1ia 614 1 1 1 3 "-- St. :Weiner& f i e let Amami:so—At Bt. Michael's, the Britannia, M`Meler, ._ th Guernsey ; Vow, „:: and the Union, Caithness , fret!! li, don. At nerical, Cornet, Boag, from Liverpool. f i t 11. ; G Pere de F a min e , —, from Bahia ; Herat 4 "lt i o, 11 Charleston.; aid Cbillbane, -...-, from St. Domingo. "" 15 deaux, Minerva, Emmett, from Newcastle. 71 ° , VESQUA grow wrrat.—The Adelphi, front Dab s ta,,, p ham, Con the 30th of December; Hercules, from Teatr.", A Bristol, on the 31st ni t . i n l at . 42. long. 18.44. and licltr — t London to Tobago, on the lath, in Lit. 39. 58. lo n g. 15. lo- .le The Hampshire Hunt meet on Monday Pelt 81 YIPS. .. ge 's. r soe Land; on Tuesday at Hinton Bane; on 7h 1' ; is lil Chesuers, Ilopley ; and on Saturday at Node, ‘ llO /u 4 o'clock each day. i • hatch to to walk &lenient Miles in Three Boon-A 4 01 %i 1 . 1 1 the name of Bu.snecuarr, matched himself, on doe ' _ ail January, for 100 guineas, to do the above greet .nib l 64 started yesterday morning on the Bexley nod- U m " anic k eit 1: began to swell at the 13th mile, which increased m oo . di he knocked top, after doing 14 miles fn two hours and .... t o to! On the same g r o und a man was backed, for 410, w • miles la ten.intataes i be wo l by afar sewed.. 1 11 it .t. 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