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G"•" . E vle.N MG STAR. LONDON. • THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 181 Y. trrOCKS THIS DAY AI"rWELVE O'CLOCK cs i 46—.Ctins. am 6441—C0m. for kr.. 65 ii stj spa Cert. Navy 97;i r z.sesisa 12114.1Ss.176.pr.—InGia bonds, 32a. :LI& re. The Secret Committees for examining Papers, &c. ! claire to the Secret Societies, were 14taigrg asp : - listed in hall Houses by ballot. hir.23noettu4ses ) , e c ipation of the names in the Cornmesoi•joes far b bew . that, in some way or other, the effect of bak : iv is precisely the same sail the Minister were to .c in leis place az.d nominate the Members. Lord EX:4OtITH appeared in his place, last night, !ie 'ROM* of Lords, when the LORD CHANCELLOR, Jirrified and appropriate terms, communicated to IC Veteran Hero the unanimous Thanks voted by :Leif Lordships, for hay splendid services at Algiers. ':::J'answer of Lord ExmouTtt was delivered with r..:ch feeling, but with equal. self-possession. The Address ot the Loan CHANCULLON the Vote ot Thanl:s, and the Answer of the Noble Viscount, were Auteuil to be recorded on the Minutes. We have on e pleatore iu :taring that, for the gratification of tie pab.i: generally, the whole of these proceed. i 3 75, t.i,11 all the details of the splendid ♦ictory, ob. tined by this Gallant Commander, will be embodied in Mr. Ev.tas's Zgis Eneani, now preparing for :be press. Mile on this subject, we feel great pleasure in sniquefing that the City of Marseilles has not been t.ekward to acknowledge the 'benefit received from EXMOUTU% splendid victory. That city has or two beautiful laver urns to be made at Paris, one which it bntended to be offered to Lord Exmotrrn. .23 the other to Sir Housos Lows, in acknowledge of the security which they have been so instru a mai is procuring for the trade of the MarseWaise si the Mediterranean. Wt are happy to observe the progress of the Sewing Ltks, and tke encouragement held out to thaw; pat something else must be done before tney can pro :lize any efficient reduction of the PoOrßates. First impel those who employ labourers to give them their Jae 'wages. Can any thing be more disgraceful than tfic practice of the Farmers in some parishes, in pay their labourers less than half wages, and compel ing them to go as paupers to beg the other hail Irian those who have the management of the Poor Rates? Our Poor hates, it is Me, hire greatly increased ,ithin these So or 3J years, bet in no ratio to the statements which, from time to time, are offered to the public on this subject. In fact, the public are grouly imposed upon : nor is there any good reason why the plain :ruth should not be stated. If men new ways to pay their labourers—if they . persist in the practice of paying the wages by a cr, let them uo longer call that levy a Poor Rats, t gin: it a name expressivie of its ose—" TTifs Wagat A *rate so levied and so eirplied is highly to be med. The statements which result from the prac c are frauds on the public : the practice is itself act of injustice; for the laborer is worthy of Isis' r e . Nor can the charge of injustice be removed by lyin A vie labourer is paid his wages, And it can sake no difference to him whether it comes from employel'o pocket or from a rate I for in the latter yrn rob the man of his fair and' Atilependelit -,ter, and stigmatise him with the OA* tif i pAmps epithet that on more belongs to him sAgin to his when Ile works for what he spentk, ,But tttfY the only injustice which rises out of the system-- rob every parishioner who does net employ la. ;, by making him flay a rate which you expend paying the wages of your workmen. Act justly, and the labourer will be able to save to put into the Bank. Last night we received the Parts Papers of Sunday. The •Rya° presided at a Council of his Ministerson inday, which at till a late hoer. •_'he Funds rose in the coutse of the sante day, to and left off at 69f► 804 So sudden an improve it is remarkable ; and affords some countenance the report which was circulated in London yes !Ay th.4t the Loan to the French Government after all, been brought to a successful conclusion. A Kip! Ordinance has been tasted on the subject Ole Slave Tri.:e, which, after the great difficulty lt Wit frumerly said to attend any immediate also- Ivns of thin traffic in France, is somewhat extraordi. It ordains that any ship, whether French or "e.gn, which shall attempt to introduce Negro It into any of the Colonies of France, withal! the cf the cage not consisting of slaves, shall be , sated, and that the Captain, if he is a Fientll - shall by inte•rdicted from commanding any via i,ll;thire. It is lidded, however, "w ita respect v , e *Lives," tint " they shall be cmploytt! in the lony id sorks of public otil4j,"—and what is this mating the unfortunate victims of the traffic Fes tea the public instead of slaves to individuals i first part of the Ordinance is eseelltut—and is lobe regretted thst any thing should be attached which can tend to lessen the good effect which undoubtedly result front it. As a proribionary dation it may be proper enough, that riebroes int ' in prohibition of the tat► should be employed roiatca on inticipatio bhew . th t i n g is pi in his Lord E: ne Hot Veterx :Leif Lord r e l s ,:answe r ueh frail Address. I Thanl : s 9 mitred to bnow rieel ee pub::: j 375, tined by t in tdr. Eva :he press. o anwtonfini t.ckward ; ~erd PM( Urtti two 1 tf which it A,: the od citvf tit G the Med Wt are I B.cks, am pat somcth :we any compel the Jae ilageS tiw pr Ac tic ing 'twit is ling them t those who Our Poor within the ilarelllCllrl lb: public grouly isn why the ; contrive tai shall penis rate, let th but givi: it A *rate s Y.amed. T t::c are fr, an act of i iire. NOT yinA atke no d I is emplayi Lbe yru rc character, an epithi is not the }OS rob et soarers, by in paying t Act just 'merlins Last nig The Xr unrday r The :cu (), and le :it it rei I. the reps tr,tay, th After ; A p,-, T ., A SI AI `lt iv,. 1 :flint o tli Ir 7. I t ret;Rn , 7 (1 into • •! , :i.tatecl • ‘hall I in Cow V.e Na 'Any i t y fitaitin aces to - t 1 he first is to b e 1 it, whi t itl undou gelation 'ted in I in public storks, uUSiI they tin either he restorca to their Mimes, or are able to provide for themselves; nit we mu,t depceciae any attempt to appr-rrinte .hem to the pubic from a principle 4 power, or at a 'natter of right, oilita as tnac:i .as we would trpre. care any att• nipt of the same kind in individuals. It is mew i:)ned, on the authority of German Popers, that a mart.age is on the tapir between the Duke of Kerr and tile Princess MARIA VICToIdA of SAXE - Cnanuitc. Princess Dowager of LtNatroes, and eldest siitetof our P Prince Leo?nth The Princess is about 30 years of age, and said to be of great beauty' nd A Mirseilles Journal states, that by letters received from Cadiz, the Spanish army destined for South America is on the point of iti departure, and th.t England has furnished the ships for man:pot:iv them. No more can of course be meant by this, than that some English transports may perhopt have been chartered for the occasion. TIM PRINCE REGENT'S COCRT. Yesterday the Puma RKGRNT held a Court at Carlton House, for the purpose oirrceiving the Ad dress of the LOUD MAYOR and Court of Aldermen, upon his late escape ►rom rite attack of :he mob in St. James's Park. At one o'clock, a detachment of the Life Guards marched and took their station op posite to Carlton House, in Pall-Mall, to assist the Police. , Guard of Honour of the Grenadier Foot Guards matched into the Court-yard of Carlton House about the same time. The City procession,. the two City Marshals in their splen.l:d uniforms, followed by the LOAD MAYOIt, in his State carriage, the Aldermen, Sheriffs. &c. in their carriages, arrived ' at Carlton House at two o'clock, consisting of— The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Sword of State, the Mace, the Chaplain, the Mam.r of the ecr:mtmir4, and other Gentlemen of his Lordship's Housebo!o ; Als!ertnen Curtis, Glynn, Prier:, Perrieg, 01, w , Leighton, Flower, I. Smith, Si:holey, Granville, Such, alocltant, C. Smith, Atkins, Good behere, Magney, Heygate, and Cox; the Shtriffs liridges and Kirby, tha Ree.wder, the Common Serjeant, the Raattenittsaßeet, the Solicitor, the town Clerk , etc. The .PRINCE REGENT being seated ow his Throne, surrounded by his Cabinet Ministers, the LorJ Stew ard, the Comptrolii r of the Household, the Mister of the Horse, Viscount I s seratumast, as the Lord in Waiting, Sir HII.GROVC TURNER, the Groom in Waiting. General VIVIAN. the Equerry in Waiting, Sir Cuomo*: Wool), the Aid-de•Camp in Waiting, and the other Court Attendants: The Lona MAYOR and Court of Aldermen were then conducted into the Royal presence by two Gen tlemen Ushers and the LORD CHANMERLAIN. The RECORDER then read the followiniz Address : ss To his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, II EGINT of the Vont:a Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland. " The humble and dotital Address of the Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the City of London. " Miy it p:ease your Royal Highness, " We, the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the City of London, beg leave to approach your Royal Highness with protound sent:- ments of duty and rapect, to express our horror and inl.granou at the most davit% and tagitMus outrage offered to sour Royal Penton, at the moment of your return from the House of Paffs mew, un the occasion of your Royal Nightie's exercising the sacred dutiesbf the Crown, and folfilling,M the name and Gil the behalf of ins flagesty, the very important funztion of one of the &taus of the Resins. " With the eeepe,t concern wt.litve to deplore, that aty ace should be food within his M.ije►ty's dominions, capable of vio lence so atrocious, so dlsgraeelt:l to human nature, so furelgn to the *Wilt chancier; and we rn,st fervently hope, that like loy alty %if Use sullucia of the United Empire will manifest itself to prevent a repetition of an attempt so base, against the sacred resson of your Royal Hight:es% . " We beg persuasion to &A that norbies shall be wanting on our pin, as fill‘gtetrates of trupolis of the Empire, to promote on all occasions the general trat.goiliity, and to evince our steady lOyalty and attechinent oo your Royal House and Per. eon, and our determination to Yupp*rt the Crows and Dignity of these Realms. Signed by Order of the Court, _ " IiENRY 00D1 HORPE." To which Address his Royal Highness wits pleastd to return the Inilowing most gracious Answer : " I thank you for tide loyal and dutiful Address. It Is highly satisfactory to me to trecive, upon this occasion, st.d at the pre. sent conjuncture, three assurances of your steady attachment to me and my Family, awd ad your determination to promote obe dience to the I.lwll, cud to afford liras support to eh, Crown, the , prero t tatives of whteh are ettscpsrsbly connected with the letter• ties and best interests of the people. " The Deputstinn were all received very graciously, and had the honour of kissing the hand of his Royal Highness. Yesterday the Duke of CLatterete dined with the Quarx and Princess ELLBANCTUe In the evening her MAjeSTY had a numerous party. Yesterday the Doke and Duchess of Gunrcacreis received, the Address from the House of Commons, upon their nuptials, at Gloucester House, Piccadilly. The Members accompanying it were, the Marquis of WORCESTER, Lord JOHN TSITNNI. Lord Viscount LABCBLLES, Lord BKIDPOST, Mr. Lrt)4o Mr. Goocee, Mr. CARTWRIGHT, Mr. HOLUB SUSINCit, 6CCeTileir Royal Highnesses were pleased to return the following Answer 4, We receive with the greatest satisfaction thk proof of the attention end regud of the House Of Commons, and return vim• our eery .inctri thanks for their congratulation, and the hiterest they are pleased.to tabs In oar !uprise's." 'The Marquis of CnoLmonucurit gave an elegant entertainment yesterday to his Royal Highness the Patxcs RLGIENT, the Grand Duke NICHOLA4 and about twenty other distinguished personages., In the even. iug her Ladyship had a grand Concert, which was very numerously and fashionably attended. At the Grand Fete at Devonshire House, the first Waltz called for was the Ltiluic Wults, .which was led off by the Duke of DllBO 1181i11111 and Lady A. Srannoes, followed by— Lord Arstev, Lady C. PRATT, ' Lard CLASia I Lady E. Gas 7, lied SAmmos, Lady Due it, Lord 131/1101itaut, Lady A. C. Gateitta, Cohn:el Po MS01111111 ) I.atiy C. Pause, Lord WILTING/I/TM. MIS FLOYD. Lord PLUM has taken the Marquis of WlNcurt-' tza's house in Lower Brook-street, where his ship and family are expected in a few diys frcra their , teat in Essex. Nit Produce of the Revenue in the years ending t h e sth .14;.u.ry, 1816, and 50) Janu4sy, 1817— , Printed by order of the House of Comnsons,. Sd Fc bruAry, 13171 15416. 1817. Puma: ent and annual Dut1e5.......C42,5.:1,804 a 840060,864 War burr 21,0590911 17,080,0701 Total act Revenue ..... 13,1101, 105 7,4 ! 0,4):# 4 THE FtNbJ. entsidirablti the torrkplace in the Sibek yesterdaY; not less than Six per Cent. Ot'ortr„ it is belieVed, to some pecuniary aualigeinen;s having been concluded between the sank anJ the Minister' 'and the contract is, no doubt, to be considered as advantageous to the Funds pneraiiy, as a consisle. table rise has taken place in all Gover.•menr Sta.:k— ale Toree per Cent. Consols were 61i ';o? this morn ing for the February account ; Reduced was 65/ —65. Although this is a considerable advance, yet if the Minister slmuld he enasitcl to meet the expenditure for the year wit!,out recourse ra the Sinking Fund, or raising a Lnar, we triay expect to see a still further rise. 7'11"; if li. 1 ; r. We understand that the Isr !royals, the 3d. 9:h, 2:n, 88th, and 91st Regiments, art about to come home from France, with the 13:11 Dragoons. Tne Second Battalions ir. !relied, will, it is said, remain, under the title of Depots. There is some talk of tie Pensioned Officers being placed on the Halt Pay. The Medicos hare begun to examine for that ritpcsc. • The PRINCE Reusxr, with a view, we believe, to ; lessening the consumption of air.. has ordered the allowance of Oats to the Cavalry to .he reduced from 10 lbs. to 7 lbs. per diem for each horse in Barracks and Quarters. The horses-actually employed on the coast.diity are excepted. The Surgeons of disembodied Militia at places where there are no Military Surgeons, are required to attenJ recruiting parties and sick soldiers at or near such places, and to examine recruits. Tory are to be allowed a remuneration. Monday, 16 lour and six-horse waggons arrive,! at Edinburgh from London, laden with the new coin Igo. They came from Luton in thirteen days witnout change of horses. Monday, a soldier of the 92.61 Regiment wasfoand dead on the bank outside the CAStie wall, Edinbu-gh, at that part calied Argyles Battery. Yesterday morning, ti.e Grand Doke NICHOLAS. with his suite. vent to view Che:sea College, the re. ceptacle for our veteran soldiers, and the Military Asylum in the same neighbourhood, for the du .ating and bringingaip ut yotlng soldiers. Ne/V.11.. IN!ALLIGENc..I. EMT INDII. SHIPPING. . • The undermentioned ships arriveJ in Bengal the giSth August, v z. Tlx Primate, Asia, ratscu and :laucLitoxass ELY. FALMOU 111, FEBRUARY S. Arrived the Crnwn, CC:II3EIT, f M.ll London for Gibraltar. Sailed the Oscar, AsPatamea, for Lis. bon; and 111.iy, R.V...1 INN for London.—Wind S. PLY louT: 1, FEBRUARY 1. Arrived Ole Anspictoui, LEWIS, from Rochrort ; Brofherl, WILARYI lArd'in for Cad.z ; and JJven Frotuts, SICRTCCAO, from London for Bilbaa. POtustvlotilli, FEBRUARY 5. Arrived the De Hoop. Mooc, and Maria, But.• stsa, from Amsterdam ; Trite, OaTERSLAD. from Stockholm; V.troria, float Lo 'don for Barbadoes; and Neptune, from Youghall—Wind W.N W. DEAL FEBRUARY 5. Arrived and remain, the ALERT Sli.Op of war, from Sheerness ; ThAlit. HettBERT , front Calcutta; and Castlereagh, froth Charlston. Came down from the River, the Bridgewater, far India—..in consequence of hs blowing fresh from the W.N.W. she bore up for Margate Roads. RAMSGATE, FEBRUARY 5. Came in for shelter, the Elitibeth, Sabina, Hope, Broth , ,rs, Ocean, Friends, Albion, Devonshire, and Nepean. GRAVESEND. FEBRUARY 5. Arrived the Larkins, Donibkion, from Madras; Hornby, Heard, from St. Kitt's. the Nortolk, Tate, for Trini dad; Wildman. Leith, for tit. 'ago; Renewal, Cronmak, fur larbadoes; Waterloo, Cole, for Jamakt; Venus, Lawson, for Pernambuco; Princess of Wales, Fur, 'for Ostend. CUSTOMHOUSE, FEBRUARY S. Seim Eta - arum Invraaus.-1 he Mu-cow, Dellmo; Bide ford, Wei b ; Churchill, Pandelan; and Vrow Dorotfia, Allen, front Si. Michael's; Pa, Cullen, from Calais; Httietrota, - Tho mas, and Alliance Myron, front Waterford ; Active, Rupert., and Elisabeth, Quinton, from Dublin; • Vrow (kettle. Berg; Vrow Albertina, Smit; Wow Maria, and Bee, Batchelor, from Rot... Wens ; Maria, Kleyti front Amsteriam ; Jane and Alice, laces, from Limerick; William, Hatfield, and Friends, Meer, from Hamborgb; Vrow Johanna, Vlsser, front Women • Jean, Ritchie, from Gibrakar_i Catherine, Eaton ' front Mont e video. Ou/ la AIL 12 Mt MMUS!, Absol,o , for New Orleans; Thames, Brows, for Hambargb ; Neptune Stranack. tor Os tend; Adams, Adams, and Diligence, Ellis, for Rotterdant; Volador, Do Aram, for St. Sebasciaa'st lane, Bruce, for Lis bon ;Orlent, Cook, for Forts William and Sr. George. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Captain W. H:SMytit ,LiWt(ll2lltl.Rne; Thomas Atwell, Master, and Robert Young, Purer, are appointed to the Aid. Captain Edward Rowley, to the Sliserwit.er. Captain Martin What, Lieut. Wm. Mudge. and Win. Bell, Purser, to the Shamrock. Captain G. M. Junes, and Lieutenant Thomas Pennington, the Pandora. Lieut. 1) J. Dickson, to the Rothefort. Captain J. W. Galling, to the Nimrod. Ligament holm P. Williams, cc: thu Braver. Lieutenant Hon. H. J. Row:, to the Conqueror. Lieutenant Itr•ger Hell, to the Egeria. Lieutenant G. E. Powell, to the Heron. • Lieutenant Philip Justice (h), to the Madagascar. Lieutenant J. H. bungles, to the Myrmidon. Lieutenant 0. W. Cole, to thiPique. Lieutenant W. Russell, to the Prometheus. Lleoteeant Edward Spar host, to the Togo& Masters—R. 1 iltnoatb, to the Alert; John Browning. to the !stria; Thomas I illy, to the later; Wllllao Smith (I), to the Madagmear •1. Walkup, to the Pioneer; Maimed bison, to the Prons;theus. ItOTAL Captains—Edward Jones is appointed to the Ralwark I An. drrw Kinsman, to dig Malta. - _ Eau Lieutenants—S. Gagnon, to the Conqueror • W. Baker , to the Malta ; David M. Adana, to the Rivoll ; Donald Camp bell, to die Rochefort. Second Lieutenants—J. H. Mon tan, to the Bulwark; C. Sou ring, to the Malta; Roger S. Tinkles, to the 14ortitutuberiaod; Richard Couch', to the spencer. Surgront—fiewph Cook, to the Braver ; Wade Shit Ida, to t:.: Mada,alear; Si. ). Swayite, to the Pr mruse; John 'faro, to the Ktlittmett.; M. Capiwni, to the :hark. Musser,—Jahn IN al, to the Alban ; Campbell Hunter, tq the Beaver; Thomas Harding to the Chilli:re ; John 4ichar.ls, to the 10111114111 j M. C. e•tertetia. tat th e peuiley.e, - - Sunday se'nnight the ah.p American. Captien Wroirrox, boond from ,New York to L.vgryxll, put into Ventry harbour, County of Kerry. iu c:olsequeoca of hav:ng surung a lank. Her cargo consias of 4053 rmrrels of flour, which %re understand has rrceirod no ,itjury. i I ti Ottszhk;hzAkt 1 The O ut . les - fil tit . ; cause a re esr iambs tstuicteila Ivs:mit. fs:—..ZAS Cee.:trA, El. and the orh rt T ri g/0 . 2 g tamped in ti . .e I).ike'a settlettettr,tm the one part i and i she E A ' r l of %Vr.lirsS And isl.tm.itt, on the other,— - * The otigin;.l aetion was instituted in the dour': of Session by the Earl of . Wsr.dtss, as one of the heirs of entail, tor reduciog the leatkis grAnted by the Duke. i in 'consideration ot tl:e tenants paying gramma (tines) i 0.1 the reneurAl of those leases, by which he acquited I in his lifetime large sums of money, to the in-( jail:en of the estatei.• The Court of Session galre jJegment ft* reducing the' leases, ou w 1 kis Ail appeal wat broaght by . the Duke's Trustees. In this apea.l. .I.lr..larrau7. a distingniihed :Idylt cafe at the Sent: Bar, and a Gentleutio Weil known in the literary wc.'lJ, nsade his frst appearance in Cie House of Lords as Cannse: her the Earl of IN'Eul ~ s , ant. such seas this ;:)xiety of the p tristiets to hear '':is Nertleth Limit:NT,, that the linnet was aorsJeJ till four a'clt•ck ye,tetd ly with Gen.l..tn,in of the r.; ~411, It BIG The c sic b:iiiai a dry go: t,..is /.1 Scots law, vivre was no fiel:l for ti,e tiisrlay tit 001-le:ice - , o.!.ich wen's& derstand Sit. itttrEttv posseues in a.t eniinont dcgrre. The Lonti CusseigsLor a ppzatid 5.., pxy Brea: -t -tention to the :, , ,,ecci. or Mr. Janes:sr, h 7 fs - eiler. ly taking nntcs ..t !iii drguent. Land iii,LLANii WAS in the House, Rnd sat en ISt •WOOIS lc k, hext to the CuANCTI.I.JR. Sir SA3lll[l. ita miLLY, \l,. Cu n:int,y.i, hncl Jr. Lew% are alto reii tam , :d in this c tu:;r, with Mr. enANETOGIN. bilr. Mow cuthre, and 0vi....r eminent Cnznsel from Eiinbutgb. A Ballot to , k place yesterday the house of the Society of Arts, &c. in the Adelp hi, for the election of a Secretary, in the roue: of the late most able, worthy, and hitraly respecte... Secretary, Ur. Tavtott, who, by his a,std,aous and unremitting erertio is, fiir .5 long series of years, was highly instrumental in cringing S )c.ety so its present state of prosperity and usetulness: Earl Paiute was in the Charin the mornings At 'settee o'clock in the evening the Scruff. 'leers reported the state of n.e votes to he as follows: Mr. Atkin 415—Mr. 11:iirt I(37—Mr.Purrottg 44. Mr. AMIN was of course &dared duly elected, was introduced in due ;cirm, and t.iok his seat at use Secri!tary's desk. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East Ladia House, when the following Commanders tc.)k their final leave of the Court, previoas to 41e partinA for their respective destinations ; viz.; Captain A. NiArne, Getteral Kytl; and Captain Charles Otto Mayne, A4as—tur bengal and China. 'l'4a,mnder-rnentioned Captains were sworn into the command 40( the it sespec:iv., ships, viz.: Captaiit L as!sifv, nsidnas Grestvirt —for Bengal. Cap' alit J. 81a,uharj , Carnatic; and Cal tlin C. Utaitatu g Wil. ham Pitt--(er Made, and Bengal. Captain C. Weller, liuilart—for CONSECRATION ui Sr. NIARY-LA U.. c Cut:mt.-A Tuesday, being the day appoint.tal for the c"nsecra. tion of this edifi:e, a east concourse of people as:ca bled at the pates, soon after ten o'clock, and those who possessed tickets were admitted to the ulterior. About eleven o'clock the Bishop of 1-nsuou arrived, ascended by his Chaplain, the Chancellor of :heTio cest, &c.• Ilis Lordship was tri_eived at the door a the Church by. the Revereari Dr. tizszaw, the Mini. ster of the Parish, Si:JAMES HMI AM ) and the other Churchwardens, tt e N..lilemm and Gentlemen of the Vestry, and several ether persons of distinction in ;he parish. I h'• 14 Is.mp was eundnexd to 4 very hard. some Episcopal Chair, prepared inr him at the Altar, and performed the St..rvice nt Can:cc:a:ion in a very impressive and dignifie.l manner. The venerable Minister then preached Is very elo;uent and appro priate Sermon on the occasion. Thi. cere.mo t ty of the Consecration, which was most solemn and impressies, was stitnessad throughout with deep attention by au audience, which included many hundred persons of distinction. Every part of the Church was filled. :n consequence of the iniendei MeetinA at Spa. Gelds on Monday neat, the Magistrates of Middlesex have had a notice posted up in teverai parts of the Metropolis, recommending to all masters and heads of families to prevent their children and servants Irons bci.ig present at" the Merlin'', as the Magistrates ez . press their illstermittati:i t to put the laws iii force with the Ittrlldst rigour ag tins' all persons attempting to disturb ifie ptiblie tranquillity. • The Biik l cif Papers which Lord CASTLIVIR•Gri brought down to the Home of Cominotts on Tuesday last Was about twice the usual size of a lawyer's bag. Thursday 500 barrels of American fbur we:e landed at Cork, out of the Ann, from There is reason to fear that Mr. AND[R3OI, the Inzew ( is and well-known Author of the Cumberland palate , &c. has met with a watery grave. He embarked at Belfast, about seven weeks ago, in company with one Robert Peat, a native of et:Wier /and, along with sever) others on board the Cathatiore, of Meryport, which vessel has net since been heaid of. What more 'Molly to confirm the loss of the vessel, is the fact, that the broken boat of the Catharine was lately walked on shore the mouth of Maryport harbour. :The party were oa their * 4 to Cumberlaud to spend the Christmas Holithys. . boxino.—Yesterday a well-contested battle took place It-. tween a Kentish youth and a Bromley Jew, which was Coo n in BrOnde-ls all- fi I Routid I. A deal of play on both sides ; when the Jew re. calved a well plantid hi on the right eye, which floored Mtn. 2. The/ ew very shy. A good deal of riielice took plate, when the Jew put In a trenteodous body blow, width brought the Kentish yowls down. s. A smart bit over the hai —drew the claret from the Jew. 4,5, and 6. Evident weakness on both sides—great pluck on the put of the Jew—both fell—Kentish Youth under. 7. The Kentish youth quite fresb-idanted a heavy b o d y bl ow which ternameted the battle in his f . The Kentish youth was seconded by Plemb toridisz j ac k, ai d the Jew by Jack the River. SCIOGGINS, Teel lit acute. ANDTuanaa. —Sr veral :port leg c haracrers, high in the feat', atntoss te bring about a b.nle bemoan Scroggins and Belcher, have subscribed .C. - ,00 for the former, In ostler to propose a match. &Toggles, k m , his re. po w awarests, it appears, stands so high upon the list at pre sent, that any thing like an equal competitor for him h a , ha , i , looked fot in vain, excepting Tom Belcher. But this scie:i dile rent, it seems, took his leave of the ring at the Curtail'''. is Ireland, in April. ill?, to consequence of th e v i o l ent crott...! lion which one at his li tie angers received i n coming i n cnou eei I, .he nos.tica:orref Dogberty, when three of thcm, as it tvi p..tv Tern their soeit•!es, in conquering that veil do:in:ins:loJ .as and h•ntom.boser a second tine. Pieleher's fi!•gcr at now completely berg iliac no drpendame could be ptic,J rigl.t hand; pace baples nobly, he h.t• given ap the mil)* ty tom, evil can serve hit custsmees o w, in the capacity of a t astiva Keepet. The Sc u. Wig world ar e tunclt appointed, list I wily has shaarnged st.orz:ns for ..Estlet, muting the latter•t4 name any note he may think proper fist the wombat to take place, only cont.ning Seroggina t., the precise weight of to 4.,ne 7th. Turner is, au active, scientific, end game butter the style of Garter with his lett hand, also a sure hitter with his right, an.! at all events Is likely to prier a iesublesonte custumet for even the hardy : cunning, Strogr..a.- It will pewee a fight of much interest to 'beau:mein., and cLe °lli cue SILL CII.:CAW to he.t.boes 6 to 4 against I tar,..,cc,