Star. — London, England, 1823-03-27 00:00:00

z I • I 1 ' i i 4 ! tt. I I 1 ; il 1 ' i l• ~ I .1 . . ' I : i l l t ‘I i I ' ; i 1 f 4 41 1 I 1 I 4 . 1 ',,4 4 $ f .. . 1 . , C . l I .•• 1.,( IS ' . ' l ' 1 1 i h' . 4. 0 .. • ilki • i' I . ... 1 •' l' . ' ;,•'..( 1 1 i t 1 . I 1 i i i 11 , 1: 4 t,' P 1 ' , I. 11 I , I Ii t • l I , 1 11 1 1 N .• 1 IV P ,' t il l; , I • 1 I • . ' I 1 I ` ll A • • . r tl • ( . , r t \\. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. * v i ti THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1823. THE FUNDS. STOCK EXCHANGE. ONE O'CLOCK. • The French Funds age quoted today as having risen to 711 .15 c. on Toesdei, or 25 centimes per cent. From this rise it is inferred that the disaffection in the French MU/ is not of so serious a nature as was first thought. FOREIGN FUNDS. Spanish Bonds opened at 288, got up to 27i, and fell spin to Mi.—Current Prices: ChillanB9l, New Spanish ittip, Old 331, New Prussian 72, Old 811 to 82, Russian 711 72, Colombian *BBB7. - PRICK OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. S per Cent. Consols 74% 1 / 2 1 /s 1 / 2 4 per Cents. New 94 1 / 2 Vs 1 / 2 India Bonds 211.235. Exchequer Bills of £l,OOO, lOs. Bs. 9s. •Bank for Payment 208 1 / 2 207 1 / 2 India for Do. 236 1 / 2 Consols for Do. 74% % 14. Lord LIVERPOOL, in the House of Lords, and Mr. CANNING, in the Commons gave notice last night, that on the 14th of April it is their inten tion to lay before Parliament the promised Papers explanatory of the part which this country has taken in the late negociations respecting the state of affairs between France and Spain. It will be naturally in ferred from this, that the hope which Ministers a few days ago expressed, that peace would yet be pre- served, is now extinct. We believe that as far as war depends on the determination of the French Go vernment, all hope of averting it is extinct; and that to this conclusion the Cabinet were, at length, re luctantly forced to come at their meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the Foreign Office. 'Earl GREY put a question to the same effect as. that which Lord JOHN RUSSELL so sagely propounded in the. House of Commons on the preceding evening, and received an answer precisely similar.—Lord LIVERPOOL declared that there was no treaty existing by which this country is bound, under all manner of circumstances, to support the BOURBON dynasty on the throne of France; and that the utmost to which our obligations extend, is to assist in repressing any attempt to restore to the Flench throne that family I I which was so lately the pest of Europe. We have this forenoon received, by express, private ad vices from Paris of the 25th instant. The conspiracy of the French army of the Py renees does not appear to be confirmed to the ex tent repotted in preceding accounts. It is however certain, that one of the .Aides-du-Camp of General GulLLEssixor was in the plot, and that its rami fications were so extensive as to produce great un easiness. General GUILLEMINOT dues not himself appear to be suspected, but not having been able to choose his Aides-du-Camp better, and being besides tardier than was expected in his arrangements for advancing, he is considered unfit to be at the head of the Staff. The General, however, has always had a high character for penetration and sagacity, and • there are people who persist in seeing nothing to the contrary in the circumstances which have led to his . disgrace. He cannot, it is said, bornuch to blame who makes a bad choice when bad is the best; and to stand still when it is of no use to go forward, is thought not to be unwise policy. The respect which is generally entertained for Gurr.castraor's judgment appears to have led to , the exaggerated interpretation which was at first ,given to the nature of his report to the Minister of War. It stated the circumstances which retarded his preparations, and made it necessary for some of the troops in the rear to fall back for the present ; but it is denied that it contained any imputation against the general loyalty of the troops. The Duke de BELLUNO left Paris to replace Gum- LEYIIVOT, on Monday morning. His first head-quar ters will be at Bayonne; and it was expected that three days after his arrival there, the Spanish fron tier will be passed. It is confirmed that the parties arrested in the Bourdeauz Diligence were on their way to Vittoria, where Colonel FABVIER is organizing a body of French and Italian refugees, for the purpose of a counter in• ration of France. One of the prisoners, called PIA; >as the , rank of Camp Marshal ; two others are Offi cers of an inferior rank ; three are merchants.— The oompletest proofs of their guilt were found upon them—tricoloured cockades, proclamations, Sec.— Theirpapers give a clue to the names of several of their confederates, three of whom have been already arrested. The Vittoria band is to be commanded by Gene rid LALLIIMAT7D. Colonel FAIVINR has merely the charge of the preparatory organization. They in tend to proclaim the elevation of the Duke of Oa- LOANS to the Throne, from an idea that it will lessen the chance of any foreign interference with the suc cess of their project. That they would prefer young NzroLzon is probable, from the known attachments of the principal leaders ; but they seem directed to their present choke by a knowledge of the compact among the Allied Powers to resist by their united power any attempt in favour of a f,IONAPARTI. The statement of an. Evening Paper of yesterday, the aeiwiral LALLUSAND, who is to take the min now" 4he emigrant force concentrating at Vit- tnria, for the purpose of invading France, sailed a few days since from an English port, accompanied 'by Colonel DUVERGIZEt, if, we believe, insorreck.— We are assured that both Ahem Oaken ars still In London. A venial (the May) did; however, sail a' few days ago from (liavitend for Cornnna, with about thirty French emigrant Pikers on board, and a considerable quantity of revolutionary materiel. ••••••tmOMMI, CONSPIRACY IN SWEDEN. Papers which we have received to-day from Hun burgh to the 21st instant, are more than usually in teresting, on account of some details, not, however, very precise, which they contain of a conspiracy against the reigning family of Sweden. The following are extracts: STOCKHOLM, MARCH it. The State Gazette of yesterday contains the fol lowing Notice: " As fictitious orders, with the forged signature of Major- General Holet, have been sent, with most criminal intentions, to his Majesty's Commanders in Gefle, Huhnstadt, Htlrnosand, and Christianstadt, and letters containing them were put into the Ge— neral Post-Office in this city ; every one who can point out the person or persons who put these letters in the Post, is hereby called upon to give potice to the Chief Governor or to the Chan cellor of Justice. The honour of the natkih, the sacredness of the laws,and the general safety, are intimately connected with this, He, therefore, who can point out the author of these letters, and give legal proof of the truth of his statements, shall receive a re ward of Tea Thousand Dollars Banco. " The letters in question were put into the General Pest Of fice in this city on the 27th and 28th of February, were sealed with a wafer, and were directed in the Norwegian language, To the Royal Connuanders in, &c. &c. 44 By his Majesty's most gracious command: Olken[ the Chief Governor, (Signed) “ BAN. F.tott.caturs. a G. E. Loom." • • STOCKHOLM, MARCH it. The letters to which *6 oficial.notice .refers, the work of secret intrigue, 'as odious . as criminal, were , intended, to spread throughout all Sweden, and that by means of the Authorities themselves, an announce ment of the approaching assassination of the King and of the whole Royal Family. The"only object of the article is to discover the guilty and maktim ex ample for the future. It was a pleasure to see how the good spit it everywhere prevailing in Sweden, and the love of the nation for the King, displayed theth selves in the most striking manner on this occasion ; and if some intriguing criminals have succeeded for a moment in escaping the vigilance of the Police, the King has the satisfaction of seeing that everybody, without exception, is eager to express his detestation of these absurd attempts to excite distrust between the King and the Nation. The four Estates of the Kingdom, full of indignation at these intrigues, have this morning unanimously resolved to present ad. dresses to the King and the Crown Prhtce, renewing their assurances of attachment and delity. . HAMBURGLI, 111.4.Reil Our Correspondent. at Stockholm informs ns, in reference to the Actin notice in the Stockholm Offi cial Gazette, that allivelf-disposed persons feel the greatest indignation respecting this event; th at nothing farther on the subject had transpired, but that the States of the kingdom had resolved, on the 11th, to send a deputation to the King to express their senti ments on this occasion. COPENHAGEN, MARCH 15. The navigation is not yet open, but we have now Spring weather, and may therefore hope that the sea will soon be navigable. lIAMAII RON, March 21.--Enchange on London, 36. 11.-37. 2 Ditto on Paris, two blonds*, 25. 31-52. Pwrznsavacn, March 7..--Exchange on London, 01. 9. 7-16. On Amsterdam, 9. 9-16.—Hamburgh, 8.25-!4.—Paris, 100 e. Btaint, March 18.—Exchange on London, 3 31. 7. sg. IttnA, March 11.—Exehange on London, 9g. VIENNA, March 12.—Exchange on London, 2M. 10.22. , Frankfort Papers of the 19th, which arrived this morning, via Flanders, state that M. de CALM, lately acting as French Charge d'Affaires at Berlin, ar rived at the former city on the 18th, on his way to join the Duke d'Arrooucame. He has already re sided 20 years in Spain, and is now to be employed there in a diplomatic capacity. BRUSSELS, MARCH 23. We learn from the French frontiers that the num ber of English who leave France is daily increasing. In most of the fortresses of French Flanders the Na tional Guard do garrison duty. VIENNA, MARCH IL It is said Commissioners from the three Continental Powers will attend at the Head Quarters of the Duke d'A ngouleme. Vl6lO 4A, March 12, Metalliques, 801—Bank Shares, 896 I-S. 13, Metalliques, 79I—Bank Sh. 882. 14, Metalliques, 791—Bauk Shares, 884 3-10 15, Metalliques, 79*--Bauk Shares, 8791. Last night the Royal Assent was given by Com mission to the new Marriage Act Repeal Bill ; but it will not be easy to repair the injury which it has done to society during the few months that it was in force. Letters from Vienna say, it was geferally reported that the Countess of LEPONA (Es-Queen of Naples) had asked the consent of the Court for her two sons to go to America, to their uncle, JOSEPH BONAPARTE, and that it was granted on condition that they should never ask to return to the Austrian dominions.' FZMaLR GARROLITY.--SOffie Latin Epigrammist gives it for a reason why nature has not farnished women with beards as well as men "that they could not hold their tongues long enough to be shared." , • A Preacher once in a sermon, on Easter Seadayi said that our Sxviotra, en rising from the dead, apd peared first to women, Mat the miraelentight k sooner published abroad And another inipertinenti parson who had taken his text from the Gospel of the Samaritan, said it was the longest in the Bible,. Ins- , cause a woman speajpinik But what signifies Wipe ~., .. • • '.l. L••••- • - •!;) BRIORTOM MARCH 25. His lki t s4eart's health and spirits areopd, and his streoish continues hourly tqh)protiii: The Duke of CLAmilice wield at the Palace at about half-past four o'clock .thieraftetnoon. ands had the - honour and happiness Of wing with his .Nll seam The Count and Countess Mt,asTen, and Countess BATH VAST were also of the dinner party. COURT OF CHANCERY-THIS DAY. INJUNCTION. This morning the ATTORNEY GENERAL, moved, in a cause William Parkins, Esq. v. Edward John Glyn, Esq. and another, for an injunction/0 restrain the de fendant, Mr. Glyn, from cutting down timber on an estate in Cornwall, so as not to leave on the estate timber to the value of 10,0001. he having covenanted to do so, and having committed a breach of that co venant.—lnjunction granted. SITTINGS IN THE COURTS OF CHANCERY. SRA Lit, ♦MALS, ♦ND P1E11710113, ILFORD THE LOS CHANCILLOII, PRIVIOUS TO 'ASTIR TERM, 1823. Tuesday, April 8, First Seat; Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday frdlowing, Re-hearings and Appeals. Saturday, April 12, Second Seal; Monday following, Petitions. N.ll. Such of the above days as his Lordship will be occupied In the House of Lords are excepted. SEALS AND PETITIONS, DEPORT THE VICE CHANCELLOR, PREVIOUS TO EASTER . !ERIS 1823. Tuesday, April 8, First Seal ; Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri day following, Bankrupt Petitions Saturday, Aril Ile, Second Seal; Monday following, Petitions. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. ll} I'l bodies one ' to mattl bus' kit Ai the lows P& tour, them don-heatb. took - • the ipot by *, Oral' into alarm entertained quence. place • ice) Lord 11A1111, erectil bur nes: upon that assistant OUL rates retreats, der ,- ism- Midge, rstiun,and treat William that ha hr in redoiir NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Yesterday, a Court of Dlreeterituras held at the Else UN House, when Capt. WILLIAM NIAMMia teas 11110tilinso thee ** , mand of the ship Thomas Grenville, consigned to Ikngd a La Ilse ' —, from Bourdeaux to Bristol, sailer ' 61.10 114 nuary, and ht. not since been beard of. Extract of a letter from Lloyd's Agent at St. Vincent's,A k the 6th ultimo :--i• Some days ago I was infot rued that tho, John Crawford, of Liverpool, bound from St. Domingo t o Mediterranean, with a cargo of coffee, 6cc. had been ca l e wei by a Spanish privateer, and carried into Vona dice, wiw ei y, had been condemned, and the cargo sohl. The Caprsia sent to prison; but the crew, I believe, had beets given up, most of them arrived at St: 'Thomas's." Tomtae, Sheen 25.—Pasted up Channel the General 11 4 , Wsmerrinsi from China and St. Helena. DML7MOInfi.. MAION .26.-.-Arrived the Loot Castleni g‘ Dexarr, from Bombay, sailed the 16th November, arid from* Cape the 26th January; spoke the Osprey the sth Dece irons Bengal. • Fattwomm, Mattes S.S.E.—Attired the don, ' J erome, from Long Sound. • PTSIOUTE, Maamt 25.—Wind E,-Sailed the . Pinlevene si Downey, for St. John's, New Brunswick. , Arrived the Nee % Wm:lnter, from New York ; Alliance, Giter, true:: r.irt in 46 days: on th e 14 t h i nstant , i n lat. 14. 100g.'53. spokek ship 'Bolus, (torn St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, hound tot' verpool, in distress; she had been struck by a heavy eea thee' February, which caused her to make six fret water pet.. 44 had also lost sails, dtc. and was short of provisions; got Eippi t from the Alliance ; ai her leaks were steady, ;he w, Is in lisp, of getting in. Also arrived off this port the Aurora, in 26thh from Salem. 26.—Wind N.B. moderate and thick wrath, Came down from the River yesterday and sailed, the 'Miami. liavirr, for St. John's. New Brunswick, and not the liana, SMITH, as reported yesterday by mistake Ar." remain in the Downs, r+- " ' South Seas; Joseph, Mt from Dunkirk ; John Maria, BersoLosou, fr. the hack of Goodwin ,'s. Came Tatinaii THI busty MAN., St. Michael' fain .Naples Phcenix, Dart, for • Mary, Outwards ferance, - New , . Trinidat from }iris from . front GI Mariner, r ictor: Merond, ..ian, Leaman Bremen. :us WITIf...= _ 43d ult. in Demerara, on Plymouth 1. and of Janus Harris, .i r . • -* .•:. • • , • N . Ir4Mint ibis' Season; TURKS on hii the sublimy phi sada* of a Dr lopophicial Friel row, Rugby, tiemington, please tb obsery uvely he the lai lions 4s. Pi Places at Mr. Blunt's, Cornhi This diy was pt . 2 F: l'finted tus A:0 . i. b VI l'Lls . darwas CUR.) _;ase procredi Ac If bli Ttiiima Pit V , Rana, SMITH, as reported yesterday by mistake. Arriv t d *4 Saturday, April 10, Second Seal ; Monday f o ll ow i ng , P et i t i ons . remain in the Downs, the' Melantho, late Gardner, from * • ' • South Seas; Joseph, Miter, from Oporto; Two Friends, Gi a , e. JULIAN, a ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. from Duntirk ; John Ilickard, Wails), from Alnaeir. ; 1 . 1 Maria, 11 1 / 4 rsososou, from Baltimore to Rotterdam. Pas ~ ' Printed for - . ---. FROM TIIE DUBLIN GAZETTE- the hack of the Goodwin Sands, the Dolphin, from Roue* . fug St. Thomas's. Came down from the River t hi s aftt su la kriala NAI His Majesty c Letters Patent have paw e d Dublin Castle, 22, 1823. the Great Seal o f and.oness of I luntly, THO M SO N , f or ign. at St.:Pact:a, t sailed, the 'Palmas frigate, for _Portsmouth, &c. 341,t 14 i JL Edition of N Ireland, for translating the Ri g ht Rev. D octor N at h an i e l A lex - clu ender, Bishop of Down and Condor, to the Bishoprick of Meath, Currom.liousx, blau,*. 26.-Ships Entered Inward, :-.4 F retar d e d, w ill ay F.liiza, from St. blichaers; Three Sister s . f rom Itotterdas; . prioted for Al vacant by the death of the Ri g ht Rev.D r .Th onias L ew i s O'B e i rne . Ale:older, from .Naples • Vrow Hettdrika, from BIIIHM ; lil a-ia...=-.---;•- late Bishop thereof. Active, from Havre.- are Outwards ..- _ it. -I.rers, fi r 'Cie d • 11 R. - On . His Majesty's Letters Patent also passed the Great Seal of Ire. Denisrara ; Plral:, for Havannah ; Et•pliu, and Trade, ig . Lied, translating the Right Rev. Dr. Richard illant, Bishop of Killaloe, and Kilfenora, to the Bishoprick of Down and Connor. Hamburgh ; Dart, for Ostend ; Desire, fur Lisbon; Tis t o r i e. for Rotterdam ; Mary, for Buenos Ay res ; and Eagle, fur Qs,. • THE ETD His Majesty's Letters Patent have also passed the Great Seal bec.-Ckared Outwards finally :- The blary, fur St. V a : 1 ;'„EltilY p o C I of Ireland, for promoting the Rev. Dr. Alexander Arbuthnot, cent's ; Perseverance, fur Calais ; Lord Su ffi eld, for Bea* "'' ~.11,_"n`w Knig ht, Dean of his Majesty's Cathedral Church of Sr. Colemon's, Cloyne, Cinclnnatus, for New York : and Junius, tot Naples. "arms to the Kishoprick of Killaloe and Klifenora. ARNIM-At Trinidad, the Achilles, liandyn ; and the II . . DREADFUL OCCURRENCE. Carter, Dunn, front Bristol; Betsy, Morris, front liverpwl • The Thir Acadia, 'Moore, from Lancaster; Christiana, Spencer ; r e mon t i . -- . Triton , Bryce, from Glasgow; Crescent, Bernet, from Giol. Written b Newfoundland. ts ' St• l'botnas's, Victor, Gotier • and the Uriah from a m . Extract of a letter from Malta , dated Feb. 21:= tar • olina, Mariner, and Margaret, from New of, bit Intimacy or "An accident took place here on Shrove Tuesday, . • hawk Sculptors aeaux • Victor, Me d, fron t Rouen : Sante Sto ' l , l4 of the most fatal and appalling nature. It is the cos- Havre; % Herman, Leaman ; Patriot, Paykin ; arid ri6 Withriat; Francis 1. of Fr. -- -1! . VII. and Paul I -tom on that day to attract the poor boys away from -, from Bremen. Vitssms !NOUN wirtr.-The Ann, -- from Halifat tali i the crowd and riot in the streets, it being the last day , th Notsfe. , -w By of the Carnival, by making a procession to one of matt:,, on the 23d ult. in lat. 32. long. 59 . Dawer Lass;---, fr o s • KFclesiastics of it Primed for Holifax to Demerara, on the 24th, in lat. 34. I Si. Unit Lawman, from Plymouth : to St. Michael's, on on t g he soh i 517.11 00. i.. .1..., - -- the thurelkes, and afterwards distributing bread to them. Previous to their receiving the bread, they lat. 39. long. 21. and the Woodford, Chapman, bound to th, • - '''''"_•"'"-..."- were all, in number about 700, put in the corridor of gal, on the 22d of January, off' the Cape of Good Hupe, all : HE cult) the convent-a room where, I believe, there were no by the General Harris, arrived at St. Helena, from Chia & windows-and there locked up. The cries of the - ' ' - • '• ' • ' • I pet:. creatures were shortly heard from inside calling THE ARMY: • ? Printed for G• . ......_......--__ for assistance, and to be let out, but the man with the we ha • erred by several Mlle This day wit i to Insert the ' key si as not to be found : the alarm o u t s id e was tre - towisi 0 7 4 of ori beets ginal Public Edict t respecting the Order i ATMS' a mendous, as the door could not be ope n ed ; at length the Crescent : OCCArSI , a man who thought his son was in s id e rus h et f-f or - ORDER OF THE CRESCENT, -1' . ) ward and broke it open, when a dreadful scene pre- Translated from the Turkkh Original. • Sold by 0. am seated itself-a great number of these poor boys A bstra ct of the grd i er of the Act , o n orentiFideliavnertidab.y i n d to 1 11°%.%1844 limiters having been suffocated. The consternation in the emote Szsarzess, Esq, his Britannic Majesty's Pleo'.. • This day was city on this being known was indescribable. The tiny at Constantinople-July 6, 1604. . " Whereas an Order of Knighthood, termed the WI a r s t. has for bee tt n ie in e stituted byll bodies -wore taken out, but Liam* boilaff ** illao7.- ao EOG II API asses one knew what to do with them. Twenty were taken t r ile mper Cresce lid ;"sitateudivided into the lr Lady, for th to one doctors shop, and a great number to the Hos- of conferring i a tii r ken of disthictioss anr i l i approbatio z n p o re n u the g ss . ' *Aldo* enlarged a pital, where I saw more. than ninety-five bodies of mender-in-Chief, Generals, and British Officers who iervell . Print e d fu r G. at young lads, from ten to fourteen, lyi ng b reat hl ess on the lat e g l or i ous W ar i n E gypt . . _ • • catc.berd ; Longtm the floor. The expressions of the mo b aga i nst t h e ' , r i ao . and r, s on, Tattoo, i J. . h "And where a s ? t h e First Class of that Order is di•tinguifil y by a Badge, consistin g o f a l arge S tar , set in Dianiond-diceas '' priests and friars were very violent, as it was attri- pealed by a Scarlet Ribbon, with a Medal bearing the Impel • 1 buted to them. The number of dead, by a proc l a- Cypher, which confersthe Order of Kni g h t ho o d on t h ose Ids •• TO CHURCH • mation from Government, .who wish to hush the are decorated with it, , • . . This day i "And whereas, in virtue of the perfect regard which the gae,•., ;„ business, is stated to be about 100. At least 130 were of Great Britain professes for the Ottoman Empire, his lie s g mum killed, and the general number is stated to be 153. August Majesty t h e . Kota has permitted -the wearing of de 1 H o D An investigation is to be made by Government into said Order in his dominions. and accepted all these who has ge of Pa U ris t h ig a s fice t i the affair:' received the same from the Sunni' Poivz as his Knights. ' ofurnettion f on' an "It is therefore hereby declared and enacted,in token of 6 p„ iej , L t us i oe „,, sincere alliance and Mutual affection existing between the as ous Dudes of I FIRE.- About five o'clock yesterday morning a Courts, that the said Order of the Crescent shall be maios a iri . plain ., ire broke out in the house of Mr. Jones, chemiit, in for ever to the Officers of the British Court. Member et the Union-street, Borough, whi c h, w i t h t h e w h o l e o f t h e " i s To make which,, an known Wid, this present Note h as b een mines P r i nted ga le , 8 0 d transm i tted to the Court o f G reat B r i ta i n accord i ngly . . •,-,/ .kka kroperty, was entirely destroyed. " Written with the Reis Iffendi's own hand, as it commit , 2 . Twis in i s i v e DARING ROBBERY.-Tuesday afternoon three fel- in acts of thissiaturt.-Dated Constantinople, 1804." meg of Paupers r ows passing by the house of William Price, Esq. N. B. The General Officers only received th e or d er pf Koigis chief, wheth er re ?eckham Rye, and observing no p erson i n th par. hood; the remainin g O ffi cers w h o serve d .i n t h at campa i gn rice 2s. Bd . sewed. eeived the Medal with the Imperial Cyphe r . . 3. The Parish Pc our, they threw up the windo w sas h. w h en one o f 1•db.1pr...................... . ring an improved 7 hem entered, and stripped the sideboard of several By the Treaty sigtted at Paris on the 20th of - , be Relief of the 1 rtieles of plate. • vember, 1815, the exclusion of the &IMPARTS . , umpkting the Aise Five hundred 'deer perished in the Earl of TANKER, tanner of proceedi mi y was maintained In a vigour. an d with • I • fll • stress, &c. In p FILLS% Park at Chillingham Castle, Berwickshire, whole of their - The Treaty then goes on ' as pia , tut ing the late stormy weather in th a t ne i g hb ou rh oo d . - the-following manner: PHARMAI The Berkeley Stag Hounds threw off on S atur d a y, at Billing. . a And as the, saniseevolutionary principles which ophell 't' • Tile d 4 w on-heath, near Uxbridge, when a very whimsical occurrence last criminal usurpation might again. under other forme, - • l' sok place with the stag. After a b u r st of a b out h a lf as hour , France, and thereby endanger the repos e o f ot h er Suites • , • Se timid animal crossed the ri ve r, and returned to nearly the tbesenircutnstances, t h e hi g h C ontract i ng Parties , sideL HE ELMO it s CHECHreA ? at from whence he started, when finding himself hard pressed misting it to be their duty to redouble their watchfhlness for , 1 1 r i E 4 " mat y the hounds, he leaped over the wall of a Gentleman's garden, tranquillity and interests of their people, engage; in case so es '' t"c . 4,401112f ear Hillingdon, and seeing the dining-room window open, wrung fortunate an event should again occur, to concert an thee. 1 I n a ent ",,,.' „ a T t„Eill selves, and with his Most Christian Majesty, the measereanidd . h a tt,... -.... t" - Nu,_ e l Ito the room, where two Ladles were sitting at work. Their larm was so great that one of them fell into fits , and fears were they may judge necessary to be pursued for the safety of ffilit r f t i e -"` been "de', atertained lest premature labour should have been the come- respective States, and for the general tranquillity of Kumpel. , 131 ,t,eppreee uence, the Lady being in the family soy. The Stag took his (Article II.) tPetnnental and in tires. The whole I lace under the sideboard, and was dislodged thencis with exceed. Mr. J. HARRISON CURTIS has just publiebeil4l ramis.,, f p hi ,,. ley great difficulty. Lord BENNILNY and one of Ms brothers, Th i rd Edition of his Treatise on the Physiology # • ~- By BAN ord CLlSewatakw. the Hon. DOUcLAS KINNAINA, Mr. TOLL . ASH, and upwards of one hundred Gentlemen, many of them of Dareases of the Ear, in which he has shewn will ' --.base cya• ;be ibi j istinction, were In the hunt. may be done in Acoustic Surgery, paiticuladyi Yesterday morning part of a small new house, Nervous Deafness, and in cases of Deaf and Duuk recting with others in one of the fields near the Co- he has at the same time enriched this Edition, int. , - LIGNU urg 'Theatre, gave way,. in consequence of the bad- der to . give every possible inforntation, with the . . 1 ess of the foundation, and three men, who were em - servat i ons of the present mo s t ce leb rate d P r a t , • Jo . • (dyed underneath, were dreadfully bruised by the on the Co nt i nent , as SCARPA, PORTAL, . .. A.3I * EA - 4 4 si mbers, bricks and other building materials falling Roast, MAJENDIR I DILKAII, MALATIDES s • - ' c6at lia° lB lPlal e Innreurty bffnSel pon them. One of the men was so seriously injured, and ITA RD. .;.: - •..I.' _ ' ' * JOHN tat it was found necessary to carry him for surgical The Mazes at Thetford dad not taraelsete till.betwert IS To ;,. Br JOHN Mr.' and eleven o'clock on Friday night. Of tie list of le air . ' - aadMarsis a ll,, mistance. - convicts, all were reprieved before the Judge left the Owed laing.h ule,weetsn 1 A Providence Paper, alluding to the names and Saturday morning, except Any, whose aggravated criesribai ; -tree?, Dum b ; and tpected services of the squadron of li g h t vesse l s sent him out of the reacfrof mercy. It appeared that the Ott° s ' Ss T ows bad a aud two others were present at a meeting of Rata" aid, .r I. )' As thgaboy s at from the United States to cruize against the Pi- and. sermon, lolled the robbery of Mrs. lime win Um • ''t tows a vikabk , rte: on the coast of Cuba, confidently expresses a w .,• aj eths ' in P a i„ et - ,axrage near s iwnwhain , . They ?ions are all given ii rope that the " Sea Gull will discover the Pirates afar cibly entered the house, by breaking in the shutter with a he e t mit intelligible I El; the Ferret and IS'eazle drive them out of their tort', compelled the poise woman to give up•her ewer , ii sti. 17s. and Bray attempted to violate her perms and • . 1 % 1 1'• Lseweit's Pm r. . •' Paliatic erY Dissaaell' lshathin g i treats., the Decoy cheat them with a hiSpi of plu n . with great brutality, , s • • b°l, its a recent I tel the Greyhound , Terrier, and Beagk pursue them ea -the toils of the Fos; the ligusquita, Sand Fly, ' ' • DIED.. . . ... v e •• : Mao, .5..... ~. 'At Ben the n9th Au gust last Captain James ► - • .r f r iu A ___.7ll" ewe eel Cite; Gnat, 'and Ganniniffer„ sting .them to despe. the 6th Regiment, - Native Infant ' Bengal ,eerie. ,• al .,' fi n ..., -- wmeneeloe el itinn,aurd tbeJeciall and Wildcat tear them in pieces!" Sept. 22 ; at Calcutta, front an attack ' orcholera Witldr&P s - Z.'"_. reltraint In An American paper states that amongst : the Po- a long period of declining health, Mrs. CAdonet-Patoll, air .1: a nr i fj!e, liidnu ans, No of the Commissary-General. "I ivici e n . 11,4 h ~.. tibtti Veteatly presented to the Congress, As-aaa ---- , September 26, of a bilious intermitting fVr ii lker 4,, 41 k.., • veYreh OW Wiliimil•MATl a revolutionary soldier s 1121 of three weeks at Kaira, BombaiOn she • • lII* cc ' . I. ' t. aids lathe , , has had' 2 sonc, 16 of whom haviAsise . Je,:ruiy, of , the lith (Qp sen's ovin)l . Lyhil* -. . 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