Star. — London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

.r --.-r .. . ~... , v BAST-INDIA MOUSE, March 11, urn. WWI COUItT fit DIRECTORS of Me UNITED omplA 11EReHANTS q EYGLAND, media: R• the EAST MIES, do hereby give Nat" That the following Proprietors, qualified agreeably to Lawl have, in conformity to the 6th Section of the 7th Chapter of the Br.Lisrs of the mid Omagemy, signified in writing to tbe Secretary their desire of becoming Candidates for the Direction, at the ensuing ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS OR WED NE3DAT, the 10th April next. • WILLIAM ASTELL, Rsq. CHARLES GRANT, Est CAMPBELL MARJORIBILNES, Esq. CHARLES ELTON PRESCOTT, Eat . GEORGE SMITH, Esq. SWENY TOONE, ?sq. JOSEPH DART, Saveloy. PARLIAMENTARY PA HOUSE OP LORDS. MARCH 9. Thb day their Lordships met at about a quarter to fou r. Antony: tbe Rills expected from the Lower Mame was the Circuits Commissions ND, which passed the Commonaou Friday. (k: the motion of the LOUD CHAPCZLLOI4 the Aitornies and Melton' Regulation Act Amendment Bill passed through a Committee, and was reported, without any antendtuelt, to Die Ilouse.--Adjoureed to Monday. r:: ' a AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS- •1'" _. , ~_ ' . . .~~ TO THE EDITOR OF THE VAIL Ste—As everybody talks of agricultural distress ad essestli modes of relief, perhaps you will allow a plain man.askiser of your valuable Paper to contribute his mite. If the Mora and Melted would give es a better prise for Fat,we meld give more for Cattle i • but these Gentlemen do with us pigsty much as they please, withoot condescending to eye us aay esplanation. On illondayl:st I gave a higher price for prime Catch, ad my Chandler, this wtok, gives me a lower price for Fat ; and when I ask the reason. he telh me, that if I do not like It I may leave it. The truth is, that many of these men are speculators in fo reign and home Tallow, and combine together to lower or raise the price just as it sides them to get into or oat of spelt;. they meet and It an arbitrary price upon honse.Tallow, without rhyme or reason. and, at present, we cannot help rearselves. Now, to meet this evil, let me suggest that some of the leading men of our trade, wfo make from three to four hundred stone of Fat every week, should have a Meeting, and combat the Melters with their own weapons, by holding stock until a fair price is obtained ; for really we little folks are sometimes nested so cavalierly, that I am almost tempted to ask whether any dis- covery has been made fur producing Soap and Candies. witisist Fat ? If my suggestion is attended to, the beneadal effessmon the Smithfield -market will very soon be fek. I am, Sir, your very humble. servant, • March 7, 1823. A SMALL BUTCHER: FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. [This Gazette oodles the Wing's appointment of the Right Bon. Edward Thornton, Minister Plenipotentbry at the Cou rt of his Most. Faithful bLietty, to be a Knish! Grapd Cron of the Order otthe Bath: it alsoconesins his Majesty's peranission to Captain Edward Brace, R.N. C.B. to wear the Cross of the Order of Charles 111. of Erin, for his conduct anhe defence of Cadiz, in tail ; also Of the Royal Order of Wilhelm or the Netherlands, for his tichaticnir at the battle tot Arlon} • BANKRUPTS. Daniel Gattriafe Steetits, Harkw, ti wt erndet Match C Commissirek bf , Biniunpts, lissispoll•nirsot. Attsessy, Mr. Evans, l ifirtioii-4 - 4ideti. " • - • . t;:•' . Peter Barton Lewis, Bath-place, New.teadi fano' sisktries.' ming-manufarturer, March 12, 23, god Aril 20, at ten, a t the Court :a . Cattindisioners of Bankrupts, Basleglatil-erthet. Attorney, .)Ir. WiOey, Easex-streri, Strand. • • . John Savage, Broadway, Worcestershire. pig-deake, Attl ee at live, 2, in& 20, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, way. Anoraks, Messrs. Taylor and Mould, Gray's-fns; or Mr. Gsifilths, Chipping-Cainpden. Benjamin Putter, Charlton-row, Manchester, cottaaaphtner, March 22, 23, at ten, and April so, at one, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manche ster. Attornies, Mr. Edge, Manehester; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. • John Parsons, &values, Norfolk, linen-draper, March2o, 21, and April 40, at five, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attar- Dies, Mr. King, Scrienat's Inn, Flat-street; or Mr. Mluatd, Noiwith. • Jonas Atkins, late of Hamstall-Ridware, Staffordshire, -miner,- March 19, 90, and April2o, at eleven, at the Woheley Arms, Wolseky-Bridge, Staffordshire. Atti;ndei, Messrs. Riadell, Clement's Inn ; or Mr. Robinson, Ridwareosear UtckieW. Philip Henry Byrne, late of Bucklersbury, Manclaster-waro houseman Marc h 12. April 2 and 90, at ten t it the Court of Commissilaiers of Bankrupts, Basingliall-streei: Attseoles, Messrs. Freeman and Heathcote, Coleman-street. - r • Philip Henry Lea, Grenade - plac e , Kent-road, groakr; Igo.* 12, 23,. and A rill% at one, at the Court of Corangellariets of Bankrupts, Attorney, Mr. Taylar, Par nivars Ina. William Tlikais Sherwin. Paternoster-row, booluelle, Deitch lit, 23, and April lib, at ten, at use Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, 13asingbaltatreet. Anoraks, Mews. Than and rieston, Coleman-street. William Scandrett, late of St. Clement, Worcesterilike p *lover, March 21, 22, and April 20, at eleven, at the KtMarkat Inn, Worcester. Anoraks, Messrs. Collett lad •• °m em-Lane. John Woolcock, Truro, draper, March 16, 104 . mid April 110, 1 at tlielve at the Court of COmmissioners of Bilakitipts."Reft. balktreei. Attorney, Mr. Gates, Cateatini-ettCet. ' • • DIVIDENDS to be nude in BASI NG HA L7,OSTAKKT. Apill 6, W. Staniforth,• Little Rastcbeap, witit-Mierehant, at twelve. March* N. Corti, Golden-square; •deakr bs music, at twelve. Mj.rch 30 J. Cadugan , Water-areet;.*Strasd,•car peater, at ten. Npril ! 20, R. G. Bailey ; Ausainskilaes, mer chant, at ten. March 30, •A. Grant, Broadatreatlkka, mer chant, at twelve. Mar...h 30, J. Gorton,•4lenrysslatio4ll stead-toad, 'Wei,. at ten- Mattis 30, T. Barges% row, atone-niercbiot,: - at rivaled: 'Monk 30, 43. fkkegi.Ntew ington-green; underwriter, at twelve. Malith.ll9l hard son, blecklenburgbaiquare, anti T. Nokes.late Nkiikester streeti •Qoecia-square,:• merchants, at eleven- G. ' and J. Wbalrick, Spicily's/tare, silkinanufacati r riasos *else. Div Dirotis to be made in the COVNTRY:. • • April 1, JONu Jobs Pax, and Robert Seatot;' tul T. Pos.i t e r, pooufract, bankers, at elevai i at the lett ten, Pon tefract. March t9, i J.. Ake late of New Sidireliam;' merchant, at eleven, atthe Bice, Ship Tavern,. Bright* 'April 2, 143alton Bury S. Edmund ' s, surged's, at - eleven, at 'the Angel iury St. Kdinund's._ 'March 30, H. Netleri Bristol, duke, at.twelve, at. tl‘e White Hart Inn, Bristol. •Apiil 3, F.- Everett, Date of Woisliq s Wilts, cbthier, - !!e two, a t t h e p eer . ; hound Ina j Bath. • Clie.TiFlCATlVl—Mascir 30. J. * Pen*, juifiati of Uley, Gloucestershire, dyer. S. Avdoq and W. Elwell,lol 'di Shelf Halifax, iron-masters. J. son, Staindrop & Prirbarn. ahOplieeper.. W. Askey, late of Qs ford-streertalbe.'• J. -Carruthers, :Bristol; grocer. ; 'T. Potter, Blanchester, •pubilean. 'l.'lllleintyre, Liverpool , madam: bIEsSOLUTIONS OF PA RTNERSHIPS.J. , st ••' . „ Nichol and Co. Luisdaii, provision-merchaine 1: Nichol, - London. sbirbrokers. ?Jamb and Btooki; iliaberia! me rchants. T. and C Gabriel, Banner - street , Luke's , Ilhatterton and Co t . Grimbiea-wlthin-Itoiton,• ' - shire: coa l- me rchants. H. and J. Rhorlei; Little' Gowiersal, Yorkshire; woollen-cloth-manufacturers.. T.." and 4.. - Vinei, HongerfOrd, wins-merchants. Daniel and Cau, ICisaresbrifooth, dealers in porter. J. and J. Cox, Barbican, opticians. 0; and W. Fisher; Burk, plasterers. Kelsall and Co. Liverpool. John son and Moore, Lancaster, anomie,. Barker and Barlow, pluilpot-lane irowaserchants. Barker and Co. Tiames•Benks, Cibebea, steehmanufacturen. . 7 . - ~' °-. ,; ,- ^^~ - S. SIR ROBERT WILSON. joit Mr Robsq_bas =. wand in tbe Mouse al mi Letter from Lv4 *sliders so tr. the reference made,. his ,has e poldished at the sanse= ll to Lord &shine. Lord &shine, in his Latter to Mr. ,the power of the Crown, in extraordinarr muses of s Ito miriade (dicers from the Array, bat ,teloiros4l , from the King's servants to nuke mohnifast the Timing from the estabilmhed coma .if• promsdki Null* t h e . r Robert continnoa, as& sicoWishrks by ro ds, diet inhas nOt • pearoplivi Oseimane orreat inertivirkd Government of the Army ; tkid was dapsivad of his absolute power over the Army by the Ant I Willineasid Mary, cap. 4, which regulated the extant sir tbst power, end yids* has bees repeated In all subsequent My* Acts. " The Molloy says Sir Robert, " ought to be ingsedsd who Muter of the' Army. It point out certain caw" prastrlbss certain punish ments, but delegates to the King the power of framing other. Articles of War, and inflicting punishments through the madian and intersottioes of a Court Martial, and not otherwise." i &- rules a STOCK NO It. O'CLOCK. There appears lobe a deateabn this miming in the Market Toy few bussing have been dew, and net the least fleetsallen up to this hour. Consols opened far the Account at and for Money, 7sl I i Five per Cents. 104 to 108* • Foams Sucts.—The Fonts Market appear', up to this bear, to be very slack, and little4eing t supposed to be is own. swum* of the payment of the Spanish Lean, which takes it7kat Friday in full, after which it Is expected al Spanish will rise. ilpanbh New 12 us sea Daniels 851 Old - - 62 to 621 Neapolitan - - 70 Russian 90/ • French, 89 45 ex dividend. • .ONE O'CLOCK. • -The. Five per dents. have fallen per cent. since twehv .chick, and Consols have Improved* Thy are now 701 I, with the Market Melting Improved. The amount of assent to the plan of reduction to the 5 per Cents. Is very small. Up to Saturday awning, the number of 'dissentients did not exceed To or so. and the stocks standing In tkelr names is under &nom cunnig? PRIV/40F 810CICS : . . 3 . per . t..Cinso Is 78% 79 per Cent4loB% 34. , India Bonsts ) 49s: .50s. pre. Pscheqtket Bills of £l,OOO. Ss. ss. 4s. pre. Ditto small 4s. 6s. pre. Consols for Acct. 79% % 34. 'though the Freitch Journal; are released from dteVensorship, yet the new lair, already suspended l in terrects over them, evidently restrains theM not only from '* messing their opinions, but from even , *ng facts When they are such as.the Government day wish to concea but although they give very contradictory accounts of the disturbances that have taken place in Paris ana \ in the Provinces, yet they enfiiciently prove that cottsiilerable disaffection to the present order of things exists in France : indeed no thing but confidence .in extent of that feeling could have induced any mt like General Barrnott, to entertain for a moment' the ide4 of raising the standard of insurrection with success. It is not, lhow ever, in the distant parts of ranee that disturbances or disaffection are confined ; n Paris political animo sities have been revived wit increased malignity.— The disorders which broke l out in the law-school, amongst the assembled students are worth notice ; not so much for their importance intrinsically, as from the evidence they supply, of the antipathy which prevails, not only among those who were actors, or sufferers in the Reiolution, but among the compa nions on both sides in the rising generation. There, are various and contradictoTy versions of the origin and progress of the disturb.lnce. Each imputes the, aggression to the other, and each claims the victory. It is only necessary to observe, that from cries of— fs Live the King, live the Charter r they came to a pitched battle, and were separated by an armed force. As to the rallying words of the respective parties, both are perfectly loyal—but they are mere pretexts. Those who shout for the King, mean the Bourbons, without the Revolution. Thole' who shout for the Charter, mean the Revolution, without the Bourbons. Accounts had reached Paris, that General Bzßrnoa and his Aide-de-Camp DELON, the only fragment of his self-styled Army of the South, that adhered to him, succeeded in effecting their embarkat;- - what place does not appear. • Madrid Papers to the 25th ult. have been received, but they contain no afticle of importance. Private accounts from Spain this morning state, that General Rtaoo has been Ippointed President of the Cortes, which has caused great satisfaction to the nation, but, it is supposed, not to the Kim). Virginia Papers arrived this morning to the 10th of February. - Letters - frein Havaunah of the 25th of January, received by 'the Catherine, represent the whole coast of Cuba is blockaded by piratical picaroons. The intercourse between Havannah and Matanzas is ren dered precarious and dangerous by them. A Spanish 74, two gun-brigs, and a sloop of war, were off Ha ifimnah,llo‘tod to "Europei with a great value of specie on board, said to amount to siz millions of dollars. It was thought that this would be the last money that Spain.would receive from Mexico (the Revolution in that country being considered as com plete) two Patriot cruizers being off the Havannah. The United States schooner Porpoise has taken five more Algerine cruizers, on the coast of Cuba, burnt four of them, and kept one as a tender. WIEST INDIA RINITRICTIONS.—At an .adjourned meeting of the citizens, held yesterday, to consider the propriety of memorializing Cougress to repeal the Restriction Acts of 1818 and 1820, it was deter. mined that the meeting shbuld adjourn sine die; the question was, therefore, not taken on the memorial,,, and the matter rests where it did previous to the call. CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 1. The Buenos Ayres brig Independencia arrived yes terday from a cruize. The Commodore confirms the accounts received of the entire independence ofllexico sad its provinces. The citadel of Vera Cruz still held out, but was expected lobe given up immediately.—;. The Commodore informs; that the whole ofAhe Spa... nish American' coast, from Cumana all alone the *^--~a Spanish M sin to Vera Cry*, with the provisos cf Yucatan, Civatimala, ice. have settled their is Ipp e deuce: Nothing had been heard from Panama o r Acapulco. Accounts from the Roads, February 3d, *to - , th at all vessels which attempted to put to sea yesterday, after proceeding as fir down as the Cap!, 'w ar n e d , and have come to their former anchorage. Th ere i s at insert a large number of oistward=bound voids under Sewell's Point, and an easterly wind and thick fog is - stria visiting as. /RUM Tag IIIgRALD OT rnntraav a. The laws of the new States not having established among Navy Of any rank above that of Captain, and great inconveniences having been found in the use of the nominal title of Commodore, no such title will lie hereafter recognized by the Department until the same be established by law. The Irish Newspapers received this morning con taina long list of outrages which have been committed in the CoUnties of Cork, Sligo, Tipperary, Limerick, Kilkenpy k and Clare. These principally consist in burning ban's.," and fobbing others for arms. In the naighbburhood of Newmarket, 129 cows have been carded off in the course of one week. Three more of theVhiteboys. were executed at.Newmarket on Tues. dat, lilt, and another was to suffer-on the following Jar at Kinsale. Yesterday the Duke of Yoax attended Divine Ser. •ice, at the Chapel Royal, and heard a Sermon by the Bishop of BANGOR. Divine Service was yesterday performed to the Ktuc's Household, at the Palace in Pall-mall, by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG. mMn , r. AIIIOIIIE9 NILS, Sir EDMUND A NTROBUS, and Mr. PEIICIVA 1., are the executors to Mr. Courrs„ Ruses Tintavac—The Opera of La Cotta Lartra was again performeJ on Saturday eight, and went off with great eclat. Ilse pit and bates presented a brilliant di s play of beauty and fashion. An elegant Supper was given by Mr. BOCHIIA, at the Wields Tavern, Broad court, on Friday night, to the instrumental N - T formers engaged under his management, in the Covent-Garden Oratorios. The Chair was taken by Sir Gamma SMART, under whom able direction the comforts of the company were tho roughly secured. Previous to the.departure of Mr. W. HAMILTON for the Fl7l - at Rapin e the Clerks In the Forel& Office, who had fur es many years witnessed his splendid talents and kind considera don, united in a subscription to present him with a valuable gold sun-roe, bearing a suitable inscription. This gratifying remem brance was accompanied with a letter, bearing the signatures of the whole Office, which was answered by Mr. arautasN in a strain peculiar to himself. The new Club,intitled The gage University ash, has so ready completed its number that the Committee have opened a tem porary House in Pall-Mall. The Society is to consist of 503 Members from Ozford, and the same from Cambridge. The lim will speedily be closed, when the usual difficulties will occur ie balloting, fttc. We understand that a superb building is to be erected for this Club on the vacant space near the King's mews, at Charing-cross. We would suggest for such an establishment en adequate frontage, in which we madder mode of the Club. Houses he town very deficient. Tuesday afternoon, the first stone for the rebuilding the Chnrcb of St. Mary Bradman, Hstreet, Canterbury, WAS laid by j ibe Rev. SDI. Au.rasa, Rector, in the presence of a nut:m -lam asaembiage of the pariddenem and their fellow-citizens. DRO4llllDat Iszersost.--Grosi Pon en Wednesday last For Mr. Pasrruank 194 For Mr. Maas Surest • . - 173 ifiaiority for Mr. Pentland - . 11 His Mariaa has been pleased to extend his patronage to the Pier of Suspension. about to be erected opposite the Steyne, Brighton • and bas authorised it to be called " Th e Royal Byegii hefautimskr l" • INTENDED VISIT OF HIS MAJESTY TO THE CITY.— It is now confidently expected that the KING within six weeks, pay his promised visit to the Ci:y of London. Ever since the invitation was se::t to Carlton Palace, the City Magistrates, and the rest them who form the Corporation, have bee:l in d.i:iy hope of receiving the announcement of the tidy cn which his MAJESTY will pay to Guildhall the ho. nour which he was most graciously pleased to ex teri to Ireland. A Deputation has waited on Mr. Pri - L, requesting to know whether his MAJESTY ha 1 Lea :pleased to make any further communication? answer, we understand, stated, that no day 114,1 yet been fixed by the KING. but the Secretary inti mated, that in all probability his MAJESTY'S cation would be both early and favourable. The London Adjourned Sessions commenced this morning in the Court of King's Bench, Guildhall, Before Sir RICHARD GLYHN (in the absence of the LORD MAYOR), Aldermen HUNTZR, COX, ANSLEY, C SMITH the COMMON-SERJRAST, and City Officers. Williasx ;Valker was convicted for furiously driving over Locke, a City Officer, on Ludgate-hill, and obstructing two other City Officers in the performance of their duty. The sentence of the Court was, for the first offence six months imprisonment, for the two latter a fine of one shilling each. 1 ‘ 41:LINCOLNSHIRE, MARCH 3.—A Sheriff' s officer in the south part of this County, has by him at this Othetre executions ; it is the same in our neigKhour hood ; farmers, who have rented from three to £BOO per annum, are going to Lincoln Jail and the king's Bench every day; the poor are without number, and daily increasing ; if the whale runt were taken of gill it would not ck ; sheep, which I used to sell inr £3 10s. now bring only 28s. and fat beasts, for whit I used to receive £3O make now only £l4 or £is, I have sold worse cart hOrses for £5O than I now sell for £l5. Trade at our markets is at a complete stand still; all the farmers, or nearly all, go home to dim'; np wine, no spirits ; we began last Monday at Spiialv to have pitchers t( ale and glasses." The gale of 1 uesday last, which caused such an unusual ebb tide in the river Thames, appears to h-ie been felt very generally throughout the country, par ticularly. in the North. At Edinburgh it blew ap. r fect hurricane, accompanied by torrents of rain. la many parts of the town persons were blown down or against the walls or railings; several stacks 01.cl:im pels were blown down, and many persons se% c e'y injured : some houses were totally unroofed. 'l IT houses in almost all the streets bore marks of the yin. lenee of the hurricane. At Glasgow the storm vdi equally violent, though less injurious in its etiect-. The water in the Clyde rose to a considerable height. but the shipping did not sustain any material injury. Mr. Towies i a surgeon, of Kendal, was vi e d ~ ;sla t y tic • ist,ipatant, at Appleby, in Westmoreland. fur th e n:U: i.r -I: 3411 Wife, and acquitted on the ground of iiisisiel.. .....- ".....„....... , .- • c 0 , I di. itatement wiekt bee dell. - • • * i n --- . f - . ,ea die nth February Ise, widr - . 1 N. Pe. Lisadstva, as ebe Miss( of • . . ea by losed Loadoaderry. Her -*. . , -. . , a operate Lotter from Mosel ( MONDA ARCH 11, 16211. ....: -• . Pr:Lseabtoa, does ant deay THII FUNDS. raordbeary casts of saservasy, irrOdt RICH ANO Il i T WEVOIt O'CLOCK. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS. MARCH 7. Yesterday the School of Law was shut by order oi the superior Authority. The School of Law was on Tuesday the theatrei a tumultuous scene, excited by ill-designing persons, who, there is every reason tp.belive, are for the most • I part, strangers to the School. • • M.Portels, Professor of:Natural Laitliad hiniself, a few days ago, torn down a seditious - placard, call ing upon the Students to join in the tumults, of which the mission at the Church of Petits Peres was evi dently only the pretext. When this . estimable Pro fessor began his lecture yesterday, two or three hisses were heard. The disturbers were immediately at tacked, and driven out by the sound majority of the pupils ; but others, armed with canes and batons,- having come to their assistance, the tumult was re newed in the square of the Chur ch of St. Genevieve, at the other division of the School of Law, whither the Students had proceeded in a body to hear the lea' tare of M. Poncelet. There great disorders broke out. Insulted in the most audacious manner, the Students who were well-intentioned fell upon their assailants, among whom were remarked men whose appearance and costume will not allow us to sapposej that they were either Students of Law or Medicine. The venerable Dean, M. Delvincourt, and Messrs. Duranton and Poncelet, proceeded to the scene of tumult. Already the combatants, divided into two bodies, appeared ready for action. An imposing majority had rallied to the cry of a Here the Royalists —Vine le Roi." Another band ranged themselves against them, uttering divers exclamations. To the cries of a Vivre la Charte—nothing but the Charter," there was misted, as is attested by persons present, the expression of the most seditious prayer. It is said that money was distributed at some distance to men dressed like tradesmen. The Dean and the Professors exhausted all their efforts in vain to quiet the mis guided youth, when the gene d'artnes arrived, and made the champions retreat to the courts of the school, and barred the passage. The young men, among whom irritation was increasing every moment, de manded the removal of the gendarmerie. M. Da ranton went out in his costume of Professor,harangued the students, and then the gene d'armes, whons he *evaded upon to withdraw. The students then spread over the square, and the tumult recommenced. The representations of the Professors with difficulty ap peased the riot, which did not end till half-past four. Two of the pupils of the School of Law, and two pupils of the School of Medicine, who were arrested at the missions, have been excluded for six months from the Academy of Paris.—Journal des Debats. Petards have been again let, off this evening in the . Church of St. Eustache. It is said that some.dis turbances have broken out at Brest, but they are of no consequence. The Council of the University has decreed as follows: Art. 1. The courses and exercises of the Faculty of Rl* of the Academy of Paris are and remain suspended. . Every student who, during the continuance .1 such skin, shall take part in any illegal assembly, shall be 'for two years from all the faculties of the Academy, according to the terms of the 18th Article of the Ordoonance of the Bth. of July, 11190, without prejudice to the termer punishments that shall be pronounced against those who shall be found guilty of relapse. 3. An inquiry shall be made into the disorders that have taken place, and the causes of them; alter which the Council will take such definitive measures as the order and discipline of the schools demand.—Gmette de Avow. Both on Tuesday and yesterday, some petards were thrown into the Church or St Eustache. No disorder took place in the other Churches. There is a report that Berthon and Delon have sec• ceeded in effecting. their escape by sea.—Journal is Paris. NUREMBURG, FEBRUARY 27. There is now a question-of an order of the day. of the highest importance, which ought to be forthwith published in all the regiments composing the Russian armies. The greatest activity reigns at the Imams hicad-quartars. The. Connuaadorria-Chief, Mr ,de, Saken and Count de Wittgenstein, are to have an al , terview, doubtless to concert the future operations 4 the campaign. General de Diebitsch, who war lately called to Petersburgh, is returned from• that to Bessarabia, the bearer of instructions which he; zit ceived directly from his Majesty. • • The Grand Dukes Nicholat and Michael, who as rived at the grand head-quarters of the Imperial Guard at Minsk, have announced that their august brother, the Emperor Alexander, will come without delay to the army. The different divisions of the Guard, besides the grand head-quarters, have their head-quarters ai, Witepsk, Wilna, and Smolensko. There is a report of the speedy arrival in Lithuania .of a body of the Polikh army, to be commanded by a foreign Prince allied . to the Russian Royal family. ODESSA, FEBRUARY 0. We are informed that the Persian army entered, late) winter quarters near Bagdad and Erzurum. Three Ottoman provinces era, it is pretended, in their power, and it is added, that the Pacha of Bagdad submitted to the Schah, and concluded a treaty with him ; according to which he will unite his forces with' those of the Schah next spring, to continue the invep sion off Natolia. It is.suspected that these delays eel connected with those of the Itussian .army on the Prith. French Funds, Much 6.—Five per Cents. 91f. Sic. &F. Mao* sennight in the fora of instritetts, -amounting to sel lected from all the neißbbouriri and destroyed a threshing-macli freehold, on the premises of Mr. 1 of Winfarthing. Notwithstandis a large party of friends, constab proceeded to demolish the obnor pence attack commented with kinds of weapons. One Gentler his horse, and several more, wh• were compelled to retreat in all heavy discharge of stones and barn was forced, in order to • the machine, which, together wi were destroyed. On the folks parties assembled at Dish being leader of the insurgents of Thu ham Baker, of Bressingham, 1 headed, and immediately brough Roarer Kame, Bart. and G • was by them committed to the day large parties of the insurgen ferent parts of the neighbourh the night to prevent any of th - apprehended ; and on Monday • assembled at Winfarthing, and b threshing-machine, the proper Geonoz, of that parish. On T the troop. of Suffolk Hartsmer commandsof Colonel RAY, we seeded as to prevent their again mischief in this neighbourhood Tuesday night some rioters a Jail, guarded by a part of the approaching the city, they wer - able body of persons, who appe a tumult. The'prisoners were, h 1 in jail. On the return of the ceived with a shower of stones were stoned completely tbro Trowel and Hammer, out of where they gained shelter. The thither, and broke several wind RACKHAM, Esq. having resew riotous disposition, repaired i with some constables, and aft both by himself and assistants, persing the assembly. About stable brought to the Castle a same disorders. As he was -seeing that a large body of pen • ther, and appeared inclined to sent two of his assistants with Castle ditches. As soon as tli Golden Ball-lane, the rioters al the cart, and, after a violent obtaining entire possession of ii , . down to the Foundry-bridge, an 4 The constable and horse were I saved from their violence. No Arendered, as the Mayor was at tl in quelling the tumult at St. St rioters appeared to consist pi in - ' and disorderly boys who frequ industrious classes took no part It was expected that possibly a be committed on Wednesday ni this officers,were on she-Aleu t determination of Tuesday eve peace of the city, contributed vention of any disorders that of new prisoners, have taken Light Horse Volunteers have every night this week—lbid. In consequence of some of the Sh' determined to lower the wages of th per month, a large number of them a and seizing on two of their fellows duction, elevated them on a cart, and town. The procession was met in se the Police Officers, who engaged th defeated. After this state of things three hours, the Military were call persed. Three of the rioters were committed. SPORTING INTE, 11UNTIN His Maiesty's Stag-bounds meet o Sir Jacob Astley's (Norfolk) Ho ford ; Friday, at Duker's Bridge. Mr. Dewing s Hounds, Wednes at BawdesWeii. The Earl of Scarborough's Fox sington Bridge; Friday, at Sandb The Earl of Harewood's Fox-h' ky ; Friday, at Tadcaster Bar. 'l'he Hatfield Harriers, Friday, The Earl of Derby's Stag-hou lane; Thursday, at Croham ; Satu H. Joiliffe, Esq.'s Fox-hounds, The Surrey Foli-hounds, Thurs. turdayi at Westerhanu—The Ha Earl Fltzvrilliams's Fox-hounds, Wood; Friday, at Abbot's Ripton . Tiie Fart of Darlington's Fox-h. Tree, Lessting-larie ; Friday, at turday at Watlass The Bat:worth Fox-hounds, and Saturday at Street-Houses. York and Ainsty Fox-hounds, The Lanibton Fox-hounds, Th at Chester le-street. Tile Roxby and Cleveland Fo The Sinnlngton Fox-hounds, Sir M. M. Sykes's Tot-hounds, eu Stockton-Forests on Friday, at BOX I . AUSTIN AV) As. BEILAICO.- 1 W made at Nat. Graves's, for sCsisa rWtists, to meet early in May. Ti. snatch will =cite considerabl dies, and a good battle may be youths, and is backed at odds to s Summon tm atye.sup) his ehail champion, for £lOO. PEDESTRI Yesterday morning, a vast eon( In St. James's Park, to witness a cashsre man, named, Was, a ree vate in the same regiment, who cc paling. Ilse soldier ran the dots recruit did it la ulna minutes. Thursday evening, a Nit Tived in the greatest hasti ‘vere delivered to the l'4lo while at dinner at BEL.LAN bad but jest sat down, hal acquainted with their and processied to his . 7