Star. — London, England, 1803-05-06 00:00:00

*MA nailed le the extretaes et fererity and in. e fficiency, and which for centuries was dormant and inoperative. The AEI of Henry VIII. in fact, took the Clergyman out of the jurifdielion of the Difhop, and placed him in that of the common informer, in whofe power it virtually was to en— force to, or abfolve from refidence every Clergy. I ran in the kingdom. The prefent Bill was to rid the Clergyman of the jurifdiaion of the Informer, and Mime him to that of the Bi&op: but at the fame time that he wifhed to fecure the fubfiantial refidenee of the clergyman within hii parifh, he fully coincided with his Right Honourable Friend, who did not wifh to ftigmatizethe Clergyman with difiruft, under a fyfiem of pains and penalties, and render his parfonage a prifon. He fhonli feel himfelf inclined to extend the indulgence fin far ther, or indeed to do away reftriaion altogether ; bat in events he thought thtterm in this claufe extremely moderate, and Iltould flipport it. The Cnaacstecat or ruts Excites:Lusa, and the Arroatisr GENERAL, (poke again in rapport of their former arguments; and the queftion being put, theOommittee divided.-..-Ayes for the Amend ment, 17—Noes, 53 —Majority for the Claufe 36. The Gallery being cleared on the divifion, firangers were excluded for the remainder of the night. At eleven o'clock the Chairman reported progrefs, and obtained leave to fit again tumor. row.—Adjourned. • *MA eon] he e fficiency, leer and inopet of took the C bis Difhop, at to i n former, force to, c M ill in chi be ed t i l e Clergy and rtfton Ild ch fame time refidence oo fully cane ay who did IS bi. ler diftruft, nt be render his himfelf in thee, or it ble bat in 41 extremely by e The Cu ATTOINS lan their fore ire put, thee ment, 17- red The G (rangers a,. rod night. A his progrefs, om row.—Ad de- ich rho of was uld TRICE 01 of s per C ita Long 41 the eir An extt the etl at the lan of cum ftance ich we annout des that the re ofe and of 501 ult. difcorery or ion lead to a d hes money. lial The Co ber efts is i t of he e ; of to AS of W 1 tfe, 3 out sr ign haw the it has tfe. . t the b ing his y fhall b the le right left 1: all. Thi I not be bin/ the of their comp in. and an a/ the u:11, in all ths titer Tribt his the buyershad of for the pa ted If this is r to- rr.uft be t ich ever, that T. the deci nth law. The int td. and the lo or being adhe ab- his zchange, no. mediately wo adapted to b T quickly In to Lnd Duffle and ry off with in at, inflantly u Pay Indeed I told, nothi the as has excited on the furprif one produced. he di. The cot on whole of t tie able to hit nd can be chi joyful feat of official con fe, and his ea: his the bleffing Soon of Of Note, anm ee. a Forgery, ch ing Letter ro. • Mr I ttd Aa I bin ity your Lorna he dam a do I or Heim time i ren two Got by lif. istiodiate Xi- dariog Verso ids td r • To di afe The foil er- eF salon has h woo al ter arrived at Cr. was booted a are bad jolt find Mayer. be d LONDON. PRIDAY, MAY 6. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s per C. Confab 641, 651, 64, 6s. 63/, 65. Long Ann. ip, a is-a. An extraordinary Committee has been appoint ed at the Stock Exchange, to inventgate the cir cumftances attending the impudent forgery which we announced yellerday, and hopes are entertained that the rewards of soool. offered by the Houle, and of 5001. offered by the LORD Maros, for the dfcovery of the ailors In this villainous fraud, will lead to a detcaion—for rogues can be bought with money. The Committee fat laft night. One of their .:8s is to examine the accounts of every Mem ;;of the Stock Exchange, both for the tranfac ra of Wednefday and yefterday, to endeavour to 3 out whether there be any traces of a concerted ign having been aded upon. It has been refolved, as we (fated yeflerday, it the bargains traufaEled in the courfe of the y [hall be null and void. In this the Houfe have le right, in as far as they could do any thing 1: all. They have decided that time bargains fhall not be binding I but certainly it is wholly out of their competence to decide whether a bona Pc (Ale, and an aCtual transfer (hall be held valid. TM. sc.ll, in all probability, come to be tried by ano ther Tribunal ;—for we underhand that feveral buyershad dire&ed that the checks they had given for the payment of Stock fold, &could not be paid. If this is not acquiefeed in by the feller, a law fuit rnufi be the confequenee. We anderßand, how ever, that feveral perfons are willing to acquiefee r. the decifion of the Honfe, though not binding in law. The inconvenience, though more confpicnotis, id the lots to individuals in the event of (ales ing adhered to more confiderable, in the Stock tchange, was not confined to it. Merchants im• 'y fet about putting their affairs in a train red to peace, and order and counter order quickly fucceeded a Ikon period of unexampled lftle and agitation. Betides, erpreffes were fent ' with important orders, which it was neceffary to meal. • Indeed from what we obferved. and have been nothing has happened for many years which _ _ excited fo great a fenfation. It exceeded Mil furprife which the figning of the Preliminaries The conduit of the Loa. MATOI during the .- of this Cuticular bofinefs, was highly credit to his Lordthip. No blame of precipitancy be charged upon him, when we confider the •ful fenfation he mull have felt upon reading an ...aimunicatioa of the continuance of Peace, his eagernefs to communicate an account of ie bleffing to his countrymen. Soon after the receipt of Mr. VAIIIIITTAILT'S Note, annogneing the Letter of the morning to be a Forgery, the Loan Mayo' received the follow ing Letter from Lord HAWIZSBUILT : ■ MT LAPID. - Deinerareet. Mai $, rIC3• N As I bine joit been inistured that a letter has bets fort to year Lora*, pretended to be Aped ►p me. Wreaks the Rue of the Negotiation hennas di, Ceesury ssid Frame, 1 loft so tine is Worsting year Lordihip that se kith lens has : by um and 1 respell, therefore, that yes weekd take immediate Reps ter undeceiving the public. and floating the daring Forgery. I hate the Usage to he. ( 11 1avd) a Heirtitsseay. " To delight Heaths Loop Moroi." The following account of this nefarious iron! hu been iffued from the Manfion Houk s It wss at half atter eight eels* whew tit pietimiwi M. at the Matha/Ma with the Melested letter. Hs was booted and fpurred, sad had A tie appearance of owe who had jut! Mined a keg journey. lining Inquired he the Lard Maier, he declared Muhl( ■ Mdfatur befreging to the Pr reign Oince, who wu charge! to glee • Letter to Ws Lordhip. Ike( informed that the Lard Mager hod hone out, he feented such fawned, but hid be Meld leen the letteroted bogged us c fano te plioc at wbers his Lora* weld he It thi loam retanted. The fabrication Was tonna open his table by the Lord Mayor whet! he returned to the Manfion Houfe.— He read it with all thole emotions of joy which every friend to peace could not avoid feeling upon fuels an occafion. He made enquiries refpedling the paten who had brought it, and the refult was fo far fati,fadory, as it correfponded from the appearance of the Meffenger, and his affertions, with the nature of fuch a cafe. His Lordthip, thus fatisfied as to any doubts which he might have entertained,and eager to communicate the happy event to his Fellow Citizens, took a copy of it with his own hand, which was initantly affixed in a eonfpicuous place of the Manfion Houfc. A fecond copy was fent to Lloyd's, and his Lordihip went himfelf with the original to the Stock Exchange Soon after he returned to the Manfion Houle, and about ten o'clock he wrote a letter to Lord Hawkefbury exireffive of his thanks and joy for the information. In the mean time Mr Ooldfmid called at the Manfion Houfc, and after exprefling his furprize at the fuddennefs of the intel ligence, begged to be favoured with a fight of the originaL It was handed to him, and be immediately perceived it be a for gery. The (cal was then examined, and found to be fo far ge nuine, as it was one which had been taken from a real official letter, and transferred to the cover of the fabrication. In a corner of the infide, and alto on the outfidc of the letter, the word Han kabury was written, and teemed a tolerable intl. tatlon of his Lordlhip's writing. Convinced of this fraud, the Lord Mayor, without waiting for an aofwer to the note he had fent to Lord Hawkelbury, ordered the copies at the Manfion Houle and Lloyd's to be inftantly taken down. He alto un deceived the Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange. Nothing has tranfpired refpeEling the real Rate of the negotiation between the Britilh and French Governments ; but we have alfo to obferve, that the report circulated yetlerday, after the deter. Lion of the forgery, that news had been received by the Telegraph, of Lord WHirwoßT H being on his way to London, turns nut to have been un founded. That is, the Telegraph announced no fuch information. It is confidently aTaled, how ever, that letters have been received from perfons very nearly conneded with the Britifh Ambaffa dor, which Rate his pofitive determination to quit Paris on Tuefday evening, or early on Wednefday morning. Be that as it may, orders have been iffued to his Lordfhip's domellics to get his houfe in readinefs for his reception by Sunday next; o which day, but not fooner, he is pofitively expect ed to arrive in town. We have been pofitively anted that General ANDREossi leaves London this Night, or eatly To morrow Morning, on his return to Paris. This morning we received fome Paris journals of Tuefday !aft, but they are filent ref - peeing the de• parture of Lord WHITWORTH. They only make the fame obfervation which we made yefterday, that it was remarkable that the Englifh Arnbafra dor was not at the Leva of laft Sunday. The papers are filled with extvaits from the Englifh and German journals. and with local details no way interefting to an Englifh reader. Five per cents 53 fr. BANKS OF Till MAYNI, AFIt/L 27. --They (peat here of an exchange which the Eleetor the Arch chancellor propofes to make ; we are affured that he is going to cede the city and ci-devant bilhopric of Ratinson to the Eledor of Bavaria, who, on his part, will give up a great part of the principality of Wurzbourg. If this exchange takes place the Diet will fit in future at Augthoorg. Atz-za-CH•resse,Arais26.—ihe inhabitants of the canton of Wanckum hope, that when the Cs tsr CorsuL arrives in this department, he will with to vifit the Eugenian Canal, not yet fini(hed, which is to join the Meufe to the Rhine. With a view of tellifying their joy at feeing him among them, they have induced the Mayors of the dif ferent communes of this canton to meet Citizen Doksctr, the Snb-Prefed, to concert with him the manner in which their with may be accomplifited. Aocssovao, Aran. ss.—An Außrian Cap tain, with Come men, efcorting two prifoners to Prance, paired through this city yefterday. One of thefe prifoners, as we are aimed, is the indi vidual who gave himfclf out to be Colonel Se Das- Tient : the other is his pretended Secretary.— By means of forged paffports, they travelled through a part of the Provinces of Turkey in Europe.— The pretended Colonel Cud he was charged with a miffion from the French Government to the Ot toman Porte, and that he was to vifit, at the fame time, Come of the Torii& Provinces, to afcertain their prefent hate. By thus affuming a falfe tide, the impollor found means to make feveral dupes, and had procured confiderable fums, when the Porte caufed him to be arrelled on a requeß made by the French Government. CONSITANTIIIOiLI, MARCH MS.—The Porte and the Englifh Charge d'Affaires have received of ficial intelligence, that General &roser has em barked all the Eoglith troops who were in Egypt, and failed for Malta. The plague broke out a 'little after their departure, on board a tranfport, in which were soo men. This veffel returned to Alex andria, and obtained permilfion Boas the Tarkitb Commandant, to perform quarantine in that port. Before the Englilh departed, the Beys bad retired to the town ail fined for their refidence in Upper Egypt. This evacuation of Egypt has occafioned the moll agreeable fenfation in this capital. The Knitters of foreign Powers, as Coos as the intelli gence arrived, difpatcbed Couriers to their Jib rest Com& r At the fame 'Tine din Colonel MAITIANI Wag vititing the Coafts of Africaantl Afia, an indivi• dual, who had affumed his name, was travelling through the Provinces of Turkey in Europe, pre tending to have been charged by the French Go• vernment to examine the Rate of that country.— It was this impoftor who gave rife to the millake of fome Journalias, who announced that Colonel SEBATIANI was in Turkey in Europe while he was in Egypt. The French Government having been informed of this circumftance, requcfled that the Porte would give orders to arreft this Impoftor, and to give him up. This demand was immedi ately complied with, and we learn that Prince YSPILANTI caufed the pretended Plenipotentiary to be arrefted : he will he fent to Paris. Lel night their MAJESTIES, and the three elder PRINCESSES, honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their prefence, and were received on their entrance with enthufiallic greetings from all quarters.— The loyal and patriotic Tongs were Tung as ufual, before and after the Play, Which was, The Marriage Premife. followed by A Houle to be Sold.—Before the riling of the curtain, an apology was made by Mr. C. KERIBLE, on account of the lamenefs of Mr. BANNISTER ; he, however, hobbled through his part without making many wry faces.—The R yal party heartily enjoyed the joke of putting off the old woman upon the young libertine.—His MAJESTY was in regimentals: the QUEEN, white and gold, dark robe trimmed with gold ; head drefs, black turban ll'idded and braided with diamonds,a white feather in the fhape of a crefcent. inceffes A uourra and SOPHIA were dreffed alike, in white and elver; bandeaus to match, with a (mall variation in their feathers, which were white; diamonds, necklaces, ear-rings, &e.—Princefs ELI ZABETH, puce and filver Chambray mean drefs, diamonds on her fleeves; head-drefs, a fuperb ban deau compofed of liars and chains of diamonds, a tingle bird-ofparadife feather, diamond necklace, ear-rings, &c.—The audience of left night was very elegant, but we have feen the Honfe more crouded. Yeflerday morning his MAJESTY, the Duke of CUMIIELLAND, and General GWYNNE, rode to Kew, and returned about twelve o'clock. Yeflerday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of iota breakfalled with the Royal Family. Yetterday his Royal H ighnefs the Prince of WALSS paid a viin to her MAJESTY. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK tranf aeled bufinefs at the Horfe Guards yeaerday, till late in the afternoon ; and to-day his Royal High nets held a Military Levee at the fame place. Orders are given for all Officers appointed to (hips in connniffion to join without delay. Admiral CORNWALLIS has been appointed to the command of the Channel Fleet. Mr. KINO, the American Envoy, is about t' return home. Mr. WI LLIAKS will be left Charge d'Affaires. Mr. Parr reached Walmer Cattle on Friday afternoon, where he found her Royal Highnefs the Princefs of WALE', who, in an excurlion from Ramfgate, had called at Walmer Calve, and being informed that Mr Pitt was waled, waited fome hours for his arrival. Lord CONYNONAM is arrived at Dover from France. Sir Puy Ltsctsrsa lately won a confiderable bet by killing a fparrow at the firll fhot with a pif tol, out of his window, in Park-lane. Never was any Hoax more complete than the Manfion-houfe Bulletin; and never was more truly s , Mirth turned to Melancholy," than when ;he bubble bull: 44 But who can paint the Broker as he flood," whenConfols fell from 71 to 62-0 Oh, what a falling off was there."ll The Bank Broker yefterday, as urns), bought on Government account Reduced at 69f. After the deteaion of the fraud at the Stock Exchange, the Bank Directors fent to defire the fellers to transfer the Stock at 64, and that they will take the diffe rence into their confideration this day. The death of Lady HAULM` HAMILTON, the Marquis of As taco' N's daughter, was occafioned by an inflammation of the membrane which lines the wind-pipe, and which very fuddenly produced fuffocation.—She was to have been married to the Marquis of W AAAAA ORD, who is inconfolable for the lufs of his amiable and beautiful intended bride. Such events afford a Rriking example of the uncer. tainty and evanefcence of an Ihblunary happinefs. The workmen employed lea week in taking down the pews and galleries in St. Nicholas'- church, Durham, previous to its undergoing a thorough repair, on removing the reading-delis, ditcovered an ancient (tone pulpit, with carving on it, fuppofed to have been cut about the i 3th century. There was a Boxiv Match on Tuefday evening in the Strand, nearly oppofite Adam•fireet, be tween a fiurdy fellow and a young woman. To the difgrace of the fpe&ators, they were fuffered to continue tome minutes, until he beat her in Cuch a degree that the could not Rand. Masnpaaanc.—The Managers of the Marque rade at the Pantheon on Wednefday night pro fited confiderably by the reduced price of admiffion in the number of company it invited, and the vi fitors were highly gratified by the wall variety of charafters which the rooms prefented. Among the molt prominent charatters was ag roup of 146 hayssoiers, who poffeffed all the of the frills . brogue, and excited much mirth. Two old maids, dreffed in the Gillian of old times, emoted the company with eltaratkerittk fartafms. A bar maid diaributed her infolence very impartially. An Nark is was particularly diftingulfited for his agility. A Cheraw, a jnivA old elootimoot, who keened to be familiar with all the cant of Duke's place, and a &wit were remarkable. There were fereral young men dreffed in women's clothes, and tome girls in the drefs of men; the one cfitgaßing by the affettatioa of effeminacy, and the other were ofetifively marceline. The company broke op &boot is o'clock Monis, acoriaiog. CORN MARKET, MARK.LAIVE., MAY 6. There can be no alteration whatever noted in the prices of our market (ince Monday, as the ar rivals have t:een fo few, and the demand fo very trivial. Wheat appeals likely to maintain the pre fent terms ; alfo fine Barley and good Malt. We refer to our currency beneath for other information: - Englifh Wheat, per qr. sos. cis. Fine 61s 63s Fine Dantzie Wheat, 50s. 565. Rye, 345. 365. Barley, 225. 245. (Superfine) 255. 6d. Malt, 425. 465. Oats, ISS. POS. 21s. 6d Horfe Beans, New, 3os. 3 zs. Old 3 4 , 3 ( 4 Tick Beans, New, 255. 275. Old 32$ 33s Hog Peale, 28s. 3os. Boilers, 4as. 445. Carraway Seed, 445. to 475. per cwt. Coriander, 2§s. to 3os per cwt. Canary, Its. to 745. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per lag. Flour, 455. 48s. per Pack. INSPECTORS RETURN FROM UXBRIDCT, MAY 5. Wheat, per Load, from 141. os. to 161. ss. Barley, per (barter, from al. 35. to al. 6s. Oats, per (tiler, from 11. to tl. 7s. Beans, per, uarter, from tl. tos. to 11. 16s. Peale, per (barter, from 11. I Bs. to 21. os. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. This morning arrived a mail from Lifbon, brought to Fat. mouth, by the PRINCR ADOL►OOs packet, in ten days. PLTRIOUTIE, MAT 4.—Came in the American Otip Ocean. of Ncw York, Captain ROSERT Haltom:ie.:, from Looduo. laden with fundry merchandise,and laft from Havre& Grace, bound to New Orleans...dalled for Torbay. the Da coo- NOUCIT, of pit guns, Captain BRACR ; the Doers, of 36 guns. Captain MA IT L AND ; and the HIND, EAOL Z. and DEttNCR. Revenue cutters, on a cruise to itnprefs men. Yefterday the PRINCESS CIIARLOTTE, of 44 guns, Captain C.H. GAR ()NEI, wet completely (tripped, paid off in Homage / and laid op in ordinary : the men are to have room= days have by Admiralty tickets to fee their friends. The Hoop at war Cneaweic, iS guns, Captain P. Dustearsope, now in Hamoase (late Auaoat) is completely rigged and fitted for lea, but wants men. The S►IrrIRE, 24 guns, Captain KEIR, is in the fame hmatice for want of men. Rear Admits! DAC' s has Rill his flag flying at ha sullen, as Port Admlal of this place, although Lord KRtr■ foperintends the arrangements neceffary for the (hips fitting for fee.--Yeilerday orders came down for warping down the harbour from the moorin4r, five Mips of war, to get them ready, if =Mary, for eonaritiffion. —Lift night the large Cullom-Houle rowboat, belonging to Stooehoule, perceived a Teel, by the light of the moon, Raid ing towards the Mayftone, at the entrance of the Sound, and ..ff Yealm River ; fuppofing ha a (muggier, the erew flood af ter ha, and came along•fide jolt at the comma of Yuba River, boarded, and took paleness other; the proved to be a innaL finunter, with sin Rogan= key of liquor on board, rival Coerced ; the will prove a good prise, there being Coen, to &are the booty. PORTIMOOTII. MAY s.—This mouthy; failed the AIRORA., 428 gun., Captain MA LION ; and the CAMILLA. Of SO 111104 Captain TAYLOR, for Newfoundland; bat they was Obljett to being to about St. Heinea—The EXPEDITION, troop Alp, Captain Wiriest's. is ordered to take the troops width Sae brought front Malta to Osenifey.—The Moto:ape loop of war, Captain RAYNlrmms, is ordered to be vidualled and itored for foreign Service, and to fail bnavediatdy for Plymouth. Her ultimate dettinatioe is Paid to be the Weft Indies.-.9nled the CENSOR gunoretei, Lieutenant AMMON. OM the La. COOT, LICIMCBMIL Ltata, fer the Downs—TM linissaa., of 74 tom, Captain Wituans, has fired a gen and loafed bee topiall. She will Coll temonow enorieng for Torbay. 3 RRRRR RIB, MAT 3.—His Majefty's Lip RIM:MILOS has Er. rived and gone to Illeekftakes : the Seance has roe up the rive Thames; mil the Liras has arrived bete trout that pbee : the Scare' s was paid yeitaday ; and the RAIMEIBLIII MOM 0111 of harbour to the Great Noce the Lett Patio will be paid to-morrow. Oseureez Man 3—The Jemmy, Wens is, trem ts ;mete literainvey,ftesek on a reek at the point of Ani-Lissaa. Kyles of Date. err Wedoefday da Tle win o esellebe et ',mfrs./ie. emilderebly t h opelited the vied wlB be get eill•—The idioms, seethe, put Mei ire en Cechy, in Mina s having loft her eneinmait by a heavy gen, In St. Georges Chiumel, 'broth of Addy Heed; the Are ad Mary, Wiwtmo ' of this pen, mentioned in our lift to have been driven bock to La:Um, in diftrefs, arrived but. or faaiv forention : the Perfeveresee, Warmth= Liverpool. here yelleedL e sser m o d g, after a mirage ofjd hours; the watal.Mqvaa, et from knee the Picks, loon. sou at !shod; Ina hero., a page of re hours the neralkow, /i/Laertei, et for this port. was deaf for fee the 19th Mt. but detained by contrary winds • the Hawke. Was aaaaa at Hull [rem Gletnew; the Fav orite,: Moons. at Simian frau heoce.—Lelt week n best eroding over laingsgb Leek lodes with feemere, in width were two men sad two wane, a foam been, of wind fining ap fo diet the best began to Sip water; end then to la —They went ebb illeedem (calling eel far alliftance) by the =Vac be PRINCR WILLIAM HENRY, revenue emitter, who Weed with a boat and crew on Bne t heir byes, sod Jolt get boil lithe, al, as they were up to the broths ie the mow. FRO_ M LLOYD'. LIST. Dam., MAT the Cee•tt;e Mete to the W. ward.—Arrived the Lay Jere Dundee, from the left. bailee, end rentsim.-.Whed I. B W. Genres's'', hear s....Paiad by the tram Waterford; Steishen, lagrehini. ham Oporto; Wyfteee . Aa. &Ananias Wedged; Lacy, Howell. from Oeernh7i peas. hew Unwell& Some. nod Thome, frees W. Part; and jenny, Chore, ben Chtreate.—Seiled the Kitty, Warts, Peteriberehi Canard, Widen, far Moore bend., Caeghey, far Melba; Rehhedaa, Mani*, far Water. lard; Thema, Lowe, kr Mend ; end Vetter Tangs, Okhee ter Bremen. Aastrao—la the Downs, Lord Nam, Cunningham, flak the Straits.—At Bred. Admiral Netters, --, from Gal Ape. U; and Nosey, fraen Lee/arm—At Liverpool, Lam Williams, from larbodoes Two Brothers, front Soi4s Carolina ; Carla, trewtre, Sun Philadelphia; Junes, Pear. fon, from Malt's; James, Irving, born St. ViDIXIIIOI g Margaret, Matthews. tram New Providence; and Goveroar Dwain', Neale. from Havannah.--At Clyde. !lobelia, Ling, from St. litesd- , -At Irrardeauz, Neptune, from Via. Hmbwr Telmachwa Tbont; Harnburill Parlay doseh, and Mennak. Mackie. from London.—At LS. Ms, Row pew mmi Almada. —, Sae LoridanAs Olkba, horn Dartmouth .•At Trick.. I .= L lUdiell,fraill !Ander .—At Dna, Antrono, Ilettedoes, ilarbadnea, Iteresae. Erma Laver. pool; Olive Brooch, —, and Yricadatip, finial Low. das.—M Dcamira. Spy, Vaughan, flan Afries..-At Cads. :id Intent. farlyth. and Jane and Mahe* Talks. from Vlng.nia.—At Pannowit, A”n, Ilibbins, from Oporks.-.At frinylake, Mary Sri-phew., from Legisons.—At DON& • oce, Owen ; Liarno/Ml. Lewilessi Naisame.jime t taw Imam 4 i