Star. — London, England, 1823-03-18 00:00:00

la V • * . --,...ameINIIME.~IIIIIIIIIrMEMPT2MMIMIOMMONIS 114 afitrardkrta oil - : r .. tipilia and India, the private trader, and the manufacturer of f' 4 0 dope mel t ; . woollen and cotton, never having enjoyed these for ' COO irla • Gen 1 E slo w land cied advantages, - they lose nothing but their ogre!" , hopes; Wails the nest• . . . • - - - ' Aild ieviittted - ' I . - •th t . .... De pablo, followed them y . A a sok been in ;Le exclosize poosissima o t e ,tonic ma et, , " -fristreilVTOS—it theWoiru would suffer a positive )iod &Sous injury by now his diyatch, he adds, that be haa'yuit ts lekritt Aid ben* 44,7 . .. Q of tfifs — pil.ll4,e. Bairre rollogte.pitlijo Ilaef aimptiiiiiipeuttliiifilfaietle — ns in thir planter.conteials that hetes a riaktltatliitnuinepoly 254, - tidar . Alfiato, antdisperadflitkiiith' gr‘si las: of the home tnatket. .They „are compelled by law ‘.., to come intolhak ki t for fverytkno . sytiCh ,th,ey a ..„,.,..,,,,,,., , restrict ion 411,0 - Clli, jin, for 'the' ligtieflUCl ' rttikmanu*UtlT Aut lir chOtiii;O:hey have siibnliittea iC;* Oia/4 T ' a'hcl'h l ,4iiiniesukt their tipitit t• Wiittar`=. AA4 . 0 1 Mir ti r t this state of . ,thirigs inittilaing:" Ts' tsses,t in sornd'ineasute cbrupensated, in fact; gy•the'etertr siOrriof-411 ; tidier ;Sugars from the'4lense nitilcet, anitrelit compensation the importers of the lodise sutiri now:seek to deprive them of. Their privileges I have been ;auctioned by repeated Acts of Parliament, and now to take them away would plunge the . COlo- Ries in toin ~ : • , ~ TWO have giiiii a valuable consideration for that protgct / iso pfewhich the free tiader now seeks, under the guise of benefiting the Public, but in reality for his. Awn profit, to' deprive them.• They cannot direct their. Capital to other occupations, for they are forbid 'by law to remove or sell their negroes. The trade svith the West - Indies is carried on exclusively in Bri tish ships manned by British seamen; while the trade with • India is partly carried on by means,of ships built in India of teak, and manned by Lasears. • We cannot be ccrtaircof maintaining - out - dominion over so many millionrof.Hindoos, to a hose. perctidb ,vf whom we have taught European-tactics and disci pline. Indeed, it is to be expected that this domini on. cannot lait, *r and it is therefore folly to, subject an in tegral part of our empire to. ruin. on acconot.ot it prospect of • distant advantages to a country which, before they ire realized, bids fair to hare no con; nexion with Britain. Wi do 'not pretend to decide between Ilii*pattie,' hut. tru ? st. to the wisdom of Parliament to *reconcile ek . c4nOicting interests, -f We have reetivedi at the same time with the pre ceding Papers; itteounta Whkh had beta received at Bayonde On the mornitta.tiippoi igscot, confirm ing the Atatemattrin the Madrid ,iossenais' iespecting he dispersion of BesslEßW.fq* 3 ":r t It',appears that the several columns which isatrabdthisciss Madrid With thesrapiclitipf lightuitig hite successivel; djsven the rens:lists Ilaasisiva band from. t o .gAnii;t iahtita, and Alfaro, and that tke faervous had throvnv themselves, in 'the greats t: .di'siirder into 14avatre, where Count . ABISBAL W*l og the 3d. TWO* is mentioned as bis headijaatters. Accounts bad also-.taached Bayonne that the French troops on the extilette frontier, have made a movement, which seems to indicate the approach of. Count AnISBAL in pursuit of the factious. . A Battalion of the 4.3 d and one of the36th'of the, line arFiv . ed at Bayonne on . the Bth ; tbefirst set out nest mornin& for the camp; the other two battalions. were estsdcred on the 10th.—" The news," says the writei,=K•lat3ely received from Spain, has not encou raged thelitaideof Our soldiers." ' ~• • alsoalinitilponith:Ministers still continue tendering their resimtions., . We yesterday gave the answer of i 4"; It - thew;' .1* we have hew so add thht of Don 4tFTS'rb- Pi". t4 l itco,i4;.o.o,Tr4d.bsfanr?iltfs. l . i to thioitce of MietistestOrutheis t;tioi... Alibis Lest ! to the KING on theiiriatirtse points. out the Criticitl .. situation bf SPbp' !';bi.i. : ".:',41 3 , VW genie 4 ?"'4 the mostuiti4 paitiiaie r eai .;vid ',lmiltitivielp 4x3mistir4. 0 * 3l ' 4 ffl k eirr es tlti l t ia qr WAtt . Ocl: bear nip a • ' a " . 4i116e,: saki* list i.!`;'iO,.e e !..ol, ol4 ;'4 l iii*Aeli' l iiho:l, o ol 4 B lv.. ;,. to:abandon thehelin.olbnetristtent,Smiintd:fitalio -10414111tiiAnkitorfts' ll' 4104 -1 r.tgot Aviv ob&aoesosiddiav:cisitigot.ofte,ies, eisfurikiisi: W.941, 1 #040,1‘01i* ; le stitittte',l).t l 4-1 . laitiestbouralsell' t astuespi.sd:ciiifietittasbesterpritte,- *""Mt.** . NC Y:k 9 b a lf . beili. so °bat' . *upsilon :40,inseralalida Aiiid- intelligeneera wledgingrleat Calatity. Don' Pl.Acs,D!‘ 11411t# .tenslo*,tia - *in**, .but de r' g.ik u tOtt i uPij i t i fiio o6 ! f'fEct• up W.! if k ean nail the , public cause. • „. . -: : I T:,, ,catahlr ,1111, r 77 . 1 •0 101gar:J 7 01) . :ITt t ..."3 t " t hi * Aticitati*.*VeitgOtkitiiiigoil slit gill era:Yeast a sitonciltinm last oighi;atid-bio be I :4' l i tt S4 •PR, P . #, aLsetr; .1. Illi 1 0*‘, L l)1* tiP% r which we hive already convtcted of condemaiug t dis BilliVehiril kA i rgc, t gf._#r.k iki oo:k i li ra Ms 00 Of being quite iinosistaft;:its sic op, and apish,: inott Plgi" altiltsi,titli.NqA-k.t.ot:'PiAltit* in Car ty the Dill through thi s second stage-last tight, . bica l e : th g . 6 1 #4kftieira101itittd r ' 11 ' tioght to herd 'proper tiese.tgivett; 41613 Mb I:atividar.liew far q's ir i tli e its 'i'. l4l .& ~#1 11 . 4 4111 44 4144. 0 9g .6f sucha .liil/.". t.ioli rear this! is• ii.tlie. wery, spirit of , findiris fault. , Ilte . trill . i*lbit r 'n*ii;#* !t#F 3 kll4.l . been on the table 'O l l eh" Ilie n tlft for thme successive years; pamphle . after petaphk, 'ha* lireii:pubiishrd on the subject ; many of OM:Merchants have scli. cited the measure—few 'people .have opposed it; Committees have already sat and heard evidence upon it ; and yet this Journalist, as if he supposed the matter was now for the first time agitated, talki of haste in carrying it through the Hotrsiel In our humble opinion, I: 'dr r. 4 --: . A kLACE hits fro. 'ended; in bringing forward this . . Measure, as'erliflAs inothers which have already obtained him the. appro. , 'Anion of large bodies of oar - merchants in everrptirt of the country, in'a manner niostetemplary for its de- . tibetatencts and ciitturisi)eetioh, ' .., \ . • .1. t TFIE EVENING STAR: • ,• t.t. LOATX ON ~ . 4 . ; . 4 I . • t“ . • ••• tr.1:41% melisitsis; .)Bwv.•. • , . , e , Fro.cx AX§CP ANG E. T,WZ1,X1 . 4 00.0516 . 1 • filponed ts sioreins:ot 73i1 as Irbiciii4ool l ; tridt bale doing. The cause .of threnodial/14 : is said to be r groat-Dear Account. rg • • •4'. to '- • FOREIGN FUNDS... : . 1: v -fly el Ngivlit4 l . dOiei.tists mot** in the Mittel. -481;161a opened at 27i, I, •-• " ••• • • Ittatint Print: Cbiliim MN. Now SONIA al; ellirgS,•llevs . Protium 77 OTti . Vll, *AK 749 Patti& 799 it:0 1 4:44 ipanialiScrip 30. , p R IGE c•F itodgs-dk; . 3-per Cent. Consols 4 per Cents. New 93% lig --4rndialaliii 111s:•8 Exchequer liills of El ,000. 10s. " Consols for Payment 73% Ye.' " ;•‘. Ma have vstesived,.m. a WIZ heat tbiajbriamem, Asa . 4 0 u 1 0 11 .f,,, a , .NOM?, * .,V.rg?f i sa March., they ame Lui si l uis . account', of. e.warlice ; W e r.` 1.464 'O 4 14 10101 Ito ~ '44 V an ". =kale ais &issome everywhere of isidkileteraiittechetiistdite& Itt gtifieiti; tbe s eeittesr enthusiasm prep ailed ; and it lieasidiintly asserted, that the nese levies for the •peritsanent army and ikt;ve, snilltiA,ars in all, part; Carrying into erect with bur prising diligence.' Every town provides the arms and *Of' iment of its ccmtingent. ThituKiag,•• by his Decree of 27th February, has 0044 thet . fite navvy shall be incilMed to 12 ships Of the line from 60 to 80 guns, • do frigPtes from SO to 40 guns,. comr,ettes from 20 . to SO guns, and 30 134:41. &ape. les. from .10 to •20 guns., This Decree centsitte:***tegelitlnni selktiitelts the namber of seaseien anti Mariam pro Sent; orders bait" put to . sea 14, the . vessels fit fbr serst% serei-al frigaim end brigs. !.The.:Asie.et, 40tts,' the Cazelda of 116; the Athi l lle4,. 'Wird 26, ate to cruise in the Id, she cromniand of Rear - Admiral , Bag on board the Asia. This squadmin s'elfifmted by other vessels: • • • • • • ' • , rs ' l'ite. , Speech of the King of France seems to hive y`rodtiiteid.a sorprising effect in Andalusia, where the * Coa stitOtianalists, even of die better classes, eagerly enlrst:synong the new conscripts. • -' The Journals of the Ist and 2d contain several re- Po the, dispersion of the . ilivision of *essiares, and the separation of the latter trom'his tr:mji. tin the 2,5 th of FebriZry, at* Bultrago, with 150 'torte edit, of of the disagreement 13t4ssje!fsi: being attackedtsea? ego Draxennut o 1 t;onstiuo3nai trpos;;tistAy# dM''' . lcss,' avid . . retreated- . l 4 csiE,i iately smossotaina n . 'Sarno .F•ieritt. • 'sae iipoit Abiihaf, `dated at'MdnflJz ii*kr , We.regiht to tee s an attempt ,making in France to, revive that anti-commercial system which has so long, impose 4 restrictions- on the communications between cliffereutAo‘inties, and whielk . itniftWqt neersitl exploded, •of Preseriiit a 'halmice*.eariO,l ll 7,', . 1 ?!1 bringing,pii . ici . utis metal* t inin)siisio,4; ke,-... 1 , . . ..• , • .—, sowed only:. enmities. and heart r bpraings,,,wherts, tins ' cure intended,- only.friendship; and , mut esti kimiheent to flourish', , Britaln,- at length awake to the besieNsi Of free trade, 'is endeavotirtne zealunslY,:bofracist illi, c lo.;raritiVe ihe.rei(rieOuni A ( tpa s e .d ß rin s .. et t fliCof ig9ran4q;-:whife.oePatiftesilf theCOStinent) AI puce envious. of .her greatness . asd ignorant q( its cittilt, • me Milliner to estiiblish-esysten 'similar to that the' is'Otiriitl"dt niieythruwing; .1 1 1 X • Ert.iie4i 111ia..0 trc:, .4iipi;Alia - pug ,up - tipe . tit 11)644. ..,t,pc.cimmste i ca)ifreliess,..-o n 6 . •aparchsy, _ the .I,sdi. instanti,:nn;itbasister All t.the ,.. .ptitritioty , :a.. levyitl Ixti*lktil tlits4: 6xl so* Syldietmif . ftlf44l:k .amo 64 4o4, k ibi l l,- il Ati h4e ie i i i . t ii i4 4 - ; Vifi . I;Fi;,p?4AtiA .. at, ..04s ki4piciiat F;kitt4octi r iv,. nntsstainaboymmiti better mfinies of 4he.intlfie. Menne tif-dse ittetatb Diperpes that' to Sl:Tose Ibili . Itl:lPi M ttaniiit'cAi Fl*4 kliAiff sirpAnittivt.' but shoat, O 6A: ( ii hit lf;'4l4o:44A 4 .1 4 1 ' . 4 4 1 0 )4n4:7./ • :11.,41e..P4Mh tkVi.A 4 ?_:.l 4 lll4s PPacsA iba cousegmencettshat,will - ensue. Nth, Frenth will•noi take oar hardwares, we corkot take-dub nines ;and without ,displaying, by- counter enactments against their industry, any resentment at their attacks on ours, we may safely rely on the general principles of com- Calahora on the bliili — of thiEbro, confirms this aterisiincraliii thali dirtictiti.niOc'itkirificiPal . e 4,„, ...,....,„.„ tftlerittg *WOO teith4o ev , ;# l , l . l4lrliffe4di . h)l4vt :iatikkiiii4oool4l4.l4 Pureo; 44 co*- Awn'," have been treettlittinif try 41110,11tIdn tratipt :a: 144, .i.:4* ik'.4444 1 0, * itii, ;.8.4- iteteddbr• hinseelf and4vedeonslF:lo-I;4lo . o . , :nsenity .140 1 41, 1 0,74_ ii_ is Q! , 4 41 0 1 .44110 1 Qi • 4 4401 0 1 0?' 1 , 4 !` f°461b0 ! 141 F,, I FFf il iteli 4 Oll 9 R wfm- fr7 " 114 "" .77 W . 4r° bavo .ritivelitsi. fvonindseOvutegrof;;;;;;: c i l :,s iiiiiid4.*!th__ __,liiiii*ligt and ii*tt.k.Agliaii l 4iin of the Cellatitip4llsllllo Was not to be described. Colonel Dir•tekoria Figuero Arguelles writes from vittor i a on t he 27th ult. that the rest of Bessieres' band i:, ..A• ••••••• The recer4tl;e3teedicr . hassoelribottskt2_7 i n thi Viaftb alai bol i tissere, so far at leas : rm .- to him to a Oj3e-ir Oifli tiyel a iffcfr ' HIE bl hikttki %firclecl Die Seriticeiipdie rite-et4A ielterifet iii; fitkboity . i)Tjge' ' ifertiiyerßeil' 4 *.iiikihtribi putts and 9ciiikft4.:**9rir'ilticlq.4 l 44,oo: o r.,* Nobility. , ata:at Brighton who ickt , notl)o)4{4lCP . court. His MAJESTY loojted very rrrolli• Ibut..opqrwri rentlY thilplgt.tle•tti he vi!_sAirici inuili puler : his 1 iPm 'woo 4444irmle•itin a; Ain. the Seriite'ii , i4 4 octet] brne.Ptosotr, Ob.CaLten. an4tbeSbb-Dc f .the Itoy al Chapel at Siaarnies:lhe Sermon ' preached by_ttl le* Dian of Seltibury, whose course .was very impressive, . - Tim ARMY. 1- 'The 40th Regiment, stationed at Athlone, receiver a itet •order on Thursday, to proceed to lingbad. Thd let divi joroceeds on Weduesclay to embark at Dublin for Liverpool. NAVAL IN.T.ELLIG IiNCE. • 1 , • - , r • • • • !, Fawner, Maacts-16.-..Wina loats S.IIL•-•Bajled the . • iverton v Ativ, for Rouen. . Cowes, MA ftcsi I'l.-Sailed the Robiiaitti, Gewgaws, for ':dates;. his Majesty's ship Cattiore v on a cruize to the Wt ward ; and his Majesty's cutter quart., on I. cruise Eastward. Poarstroarn, 3146cn 17.-FCCind.N.W....—Arrived the r bridge, Miami, from the Downs for Jamaica, and has corded for Cowes to take in.troopi. Sailed the ShakspCare, Roentson, for London. - - Dast, Mottos 17.--Wind N.V/.—Pnt back again by adverse Etds, the Madras, CIA 111, fer•Bombey and China .. Sailed . ch ship Magellan, VANDItIf Qat, from Batavia for Amster• i and Diana, Huionts, from Havannab for the River. ' i . It* en 4 sailed for the River, the Resolutioo, Tvrannt.e., e Westward ; and Venus, GRAY from the South Seas ; Benson, Osum i front North S hields for Portsmouth. C. from the River, the Dial, RAZTZT, for Jamaica, and sins In the Dqwns, with the SZYZILN frigate and Swift Bast ,eval pilot yacht.—fialf.past Six o'Clock—Calm. , Duvet, Masco 12.—8 y a person who left Madtld on *1 ILlPAlatrop ifiro, tjaot the roads in France, leading to the re, are covered with troops for upwards of 300 miles„and _ daps, or isleflesiteesiensed heats; pontoons, ;Annan, and anainuol: den of all descriplions, He was robbed on the 7th Instini the troops'ol the Artny 'of the' Faith, is was *every other per ravelling the rea4 the same day. He met 12 tiwriages inch it*. .. ,bael*P9 with ' the to age Of th e lA, rrAimetme. l - ' 10On that the Spaniards will not glee battle, biteestaitevaiir Itt oit the' irtbidt army, when they have entered the . i , : I ttliort..of, guerilla ,exarfare t arc. The Portuguese caeitentall /t0 idt*ilie . ao rkeds. Lord 'AVM* COWER irrind red* All the military have been marched l rOn -g rallis tth.' ithe Ali Spain, and they have *tented me taunt the mac* on the ramparts of Calais. a , - liVe4mtireibiePleasuire:tO-state that hi, Royal Hi, Less the Duke of CLaßzterit his. been appointed *nem* ftelrylit.**?, as Oiferal of Marines. Lord Mamma.' held a Levee at the Adtni this clseri: **ids wasvent numerously attended Niiv al Officers. • • • 4 •, ',&•. • • lard -PRA NCIS Gowan,- who was lately employ, QUEENSBERRY ESTATES. Public are aware of the different decisions - ;11 have set aside the almost interminable lr.tse s , which had_ c flo certain rarsso mea or fines, beeo po l t t ,l sir, 4 . 4sottiessupr i i: estates. The cases having ben trated to the COuit' "orSettaiilr.aillaSt ilrgttTrl Pr. :this . 101. 1 01,t, .6e• Cutyk.basce.rieterpoined that ditt ii PAk(s t executors ait sot ewitlicLiO. vioTeot profits - tot ; Oath. of 13* Gra& ' - - - . • • .:y , r; : ir *P. Cr:3 . .• . • 4 d ain asa f • Abi er the en: i of „ v/ Ti Col • ' 'r prejudice. e'-• Wll,i s , ,/ go n 24 - %chic id by ti Kingdom en a • specisii mission' its.. Spain, has . returned. Lordship Passed'throngh the French army of the rennet. -- Hit attounts .of • theitnte of that army *espond .with those received from other quarters. Tusterdrir,ai three o'cinck, a Cabinet Council was i belthet thi Ft?Keisu , 'Ofiiee, POWning-street, tibia ccintinuetio da , isractit 1;41 abouthaif *sr four. Toe Duke of Ydri,a left toWn-yeatet . dily.fflic*titiel4fi tin a visit - to the gIICI at Brig te . t . or.. ;•. • - 1-; ' 2 ,\ s • Yesterday. the Countess liatVitf";.yelekittipegkett Garmseu444.lefi town for Bijio .s In eokilktiViiffi i . 7 Genii:amt.& being indispoied. . • . • ., • .." - .' - The !wither of 'Paslengers iffitti'Aver.t.o. a iShili;tud' Calais to 'Myer, was in ordinary :tittles % )%1(y etri,4, . ~.11iir , time past it bas been observed - ail those ctiilikgli reafttelei'e conalderably less. Between the 3d and the 'otb•lnst. tlei"pact-et. boats arrive( at Calais; with 191 - paiyengers; d ligieti*ted f, gi g land, with 396 passengers." '' "*" ' '• • In consequence of :he repairs and alterations ,thitlie Itlinsitsiz , House not . yet being completed, end as'it'Wfil net:be'reatt - • ' the accommodation of neiniatty otylar4et Monday, tie and ball will be deferred, it is understoculi until sums diy . foidd,le, of. April. . . . The Duke de Gutotk, who siEtoinpanies his Roy. flightless - the Duke d'ANnotruatse-to the Spanish !war, served in the ISt - kith, Army iiitirini the late kip,„lit 'art ' • . .. . ... I . .ii i r Ocof4 91Reet wlinhits . rpeei#lol,tneriecl: 16.544 of wan* is. 441-14,ilysaectaii0,1*' ne'rer saw an army. in such alisteteas timed thin, :Of the. Pytenets• • With altrtrse. means thai-ssem le. the Fanth*ltt - the . Onircittsien',O( the last:Nip . • the iiiptnent of an iiinTs . 44;sc . .. diiiit I',. . . . P. 4: . , in want of all the necessaries fora eanapalfis, • ay . •constit . chiefly ' of' be's, . and their:-number iipasseitad, 'tlisitoti4O4l -1 . 9 109 6 : 2 "feih; • '' 7 1- ' 24 ' : The Dianci fiff;:lifl 4 1 7 1 1 01:4...itii ..1 7CAi l igt-* ciety siis4-Pit•ISIL way yestgrd4y , splenslid isastiqs h'• *ls' ilirt,..o , ilia : Crly'. of ' . i.ondbri. Taires*. e .4 T 64 Dri k<l ls B, 0 13 0-V € MOSLO T O c r Ii :4 ) 1 ittit*,V, .NlO4 giagis . l A livq , P,_nitiireit4 4 ,L.6ll4o.ll6,:?Aveard iostit r., tan pIT- .. resiotai btalstitictior,! sissre , alit tan I 'lle - ieine .. preiit;negiitil e rit it ifig i t t s . .;* ' . ~ : Iniiiii; liktii, ..ling, 'do 40 isii.: : ; ! :The ale CHAIRMAN, before - he proc • to..xi4 ties l ee frit I . 6ol;',iiirAttietl; : cher, .;viicq dig his: . 5 ' sty l4tr ' s;!o lils a_iiiiittii : .ol4tsoli - or - Pird,'ll ustre:i MO / my. ,'.irliii giligsiti; 1 4 4;174-.:G,0n . '64 . Isitn i r r t irga dm, ga . scp_l7sonsl4l.o4 *Ar t .'. 1 1 lit toest4s #/yunls with fain-times - four+ iatcom yowled Oa I ' Pirect. !iv !odd - ktibitti atom • Volk lirre ilic RI dg ~ .raf , ?gal 1 14 i 9 1.,.: M i i k i lk r i,W l t+ l. l l : r # ..4le M 1 nA Oil ' Ati! . M ' ii 4 ..1 1 Cglin . i. lie PP . !ie, Pt:00; 0 0,0 auLthegaTS'',: l 3l4l Ate .1101 4 L:M.fisISOIDtendll4qcoatis Royal H . igitnels = to .; state -that , tin . .meels7retreeted tot beilit . AX lt tekAsiklron . "tfili• liciealibtll - '44:'nu "fiaaiais - illg is,P4, n. 444 .1 -4414 ;416149eglikee' i l.af ft ip4t, bag& seitect :bigv. And .IccitL,.* in it .dasei. plisosseal—, The. thildi•ett iof the Chartyesvere•.led kourrdahe limn: onwi ftitii, .tl l ki t t i i t.4l.J l . t i 0 5e 54 .. 4 1 1.9 6 .. tf .. d ..4. 13, m . t 94 :.... 4.. * v t : l e f i Y p i " 4 .t! lo P:'! , , . eanlialle/e 4 ean49 'Fas: , 4)eisted__wia,.. timvut4 4 4p:4i I x hiewtad oraviniiility.4—'ille..Dekeuefiluzicure; 'it iiiiiitts th ktng 'log v d of - thestsrolnekr4• l 7l,o4'dietni ts=4 ll - 1 4k h . e 4rgekiNukiroi.tlio;imi„eg , iO4 ,,,, , 1 1 1,6, Jeceistsi. east •41414,,ai1d, itiniev.lii'sii,49•l tkisfirikteest,-.A . olkii Irel Ansi .-4 GOD bless 'beige dUsi ilto "tl;ast'iriit' (lib tikKei cif' ty'whis a istk =' 190q ' ,Noble Chair os en..khen, sviLildwf,, a nstt tiOlarrirtf ' the company retired with hip. l -41‘.luisK,Afflgp,' it was announced, amounted to 1.1169. Friday, William Sharpe, a youtb between fourteen and fifteen years of age, being scat out with sane medicine, felt into the bump Cat.al, and nas drowr.:d. eiec♦ _ 1 substa itt l'vr wli :II doyed, SI ..:1 will _ nt Patent i'l rri induced - --- 1 evireina lans- ha tested imita Pow•dr dir Ca Al ,ca sod rue he used In Cog , nail 'merit* . Up" itakin r utet pos.r.sietaAw anneals. ptussaa &stow , Liss+ smatua ut. - 4 ,,.., , ... 4 ...., , ••, P "bur 614 from the . .. {the date, us • • -- 5 ., 7•,, : o g , ribit• Gr a ces - • - Mi. billeve ' -01. the fi rit . J(1'660171 ire their faioWr). - '7lli ir H A opr, i .••••• eaecators.have appended sgahnithitiedgmentiebt - - colt,P.4.bi ef 'e s ' at ' Ruda of tordi; le:thO EAST-lAMES I left , , t .That tSe Court will sw . tOtitT OF CHAIVERY-flitS DAY. ' len or before WEI)N the Ownsr.or Owners .. . • q . the burtlitn • of from 4 I was ' ... • - , I.OID PORTMOUTHe i di y ;, On the sitting..of Ore engirt, N I .. EL t i n ,. - en b e bt Ini.nt, specifying the ri of Walter gkirrovi, Esq: who prayed that a rows' • - ling to I f ET such Sill might be appointed an i nter i m Committee of the per.' . mid Madras, to carry c son of the Earl of Pat tsmoti ih , suggested that re' soarer account. Gentleman was so fit to have the care of the pet . sol . 7.e Court will 'Ono t ed c l er of the Noble Lord aii'Mr. Comhe, who had h as h tha' on the 'aforesaid 2 6th v i.,i o ,. care" from the I j . 1808 to 1811, when, unhappily' 'good, sound, and substa ! til. I for . the Noble Lord, ltlc. Ccirnbe was displaced. Ith' tons to 600 tons, registt • had lately bed. restotettto that situation, and since frt:iiht at which they m the finding of the'.)tiry,. by which Lord Pm tsmoutlt 03:e Voyage, to. and fi was' fourid incompetent tO' the management of hi s and bring home Goods le He-, own ifraiii,'hii Lorifiliip had' remained under hit ' The Tenders, with' protection. Mr. Skirrow, as the referee appointed to be severally sealed t "P''''. by the Court, had funds out of the property of the Mouse, at or before Ter a d . . N.ible Lord which were applicable, and which Mr. tioned day ; beyond wt Cloie- Skirrow was ready to . apply to the maintenance and • 5 pro - comfort of the Noble Lord, but which could not be 71 . e particulars of ti r are ' done without the authority of the •Court, nor could ~ ships soil be employed, g, e Mr. Comic continueln the 'situation he held witlitait . t o the o,llmit tee of SI led the its sanction. lOth ingtant. .. moor- Mr. Rottpct, and Mr. BICEENSTAFP followed Air. • from Ar ' Hart on the same side: . • .. / - 1 11 AM) STATI • p • also, The ATTORNEY-GENSRAL, Mr. WartiltßELL, and fk OA I lr Arttii...—Tlr ' lIA I. ''S— A I .1.1 ' Came Mr. PEPYS opposed this petition, on the ground that ad re- no delay had t a ken place, no r wa s lik e ly to tab ARd . t h. tr * 4%/Cl : °. : y o 2 ( "t In - place in the Master's proceeding to the appointrong - • - be decided hit the 2d of a General Committee. The petition for that pall i _Tiefiett and Stares at D i ron . pose had.been presented to the - Lord Chancellor, whg 'Cort . itin, and Lombard, id car- had answered it immediately, and the Master would i .. l uch'•l" transacted wk in ira c ual- ,b; Pr°eqd r .with°ut delay. r i• - a'o,ooo FC we • Th e asolpelislaNClCLLoll thought it unnecessary ate • • AZ I . lt 1.) aisd C we 4 . 44 hilt/ to Consider, at piessnt,..whether delay would a• • • . kir. WOW ilec' bersofter.4llte place,. His Lordship had - of A• 00,900 ever I •nt Lottery, containing wow enfant grapitcamfait to "iiire. • any reflections on tbr thrri rAi-icuil will cot , P i u t f ill 4 , eharptteli or -e* of. the 'partiei connected with this _;, l l'' , '"' i n h ir f l i n f e•Y'ill mind inastee., Hit istnesid do so still. He tent the qua • ' ' orrery iii t it ercitil Y t il l e A lt 2 arched for . ' of the sapitr of Eh-4 Noble Lord to the constiti, p r o w o f Z.. , 0,c00,' at 1 e corn- tionallbrOmtii . Tritit s ky Jury: The inquisition was .. ' - ch..Kge Gate; SO, Cot now raturaeol, and that called on him to take measursi - e"t street ; where ti it rear'S lotteries. for the care and ptiatection of the person and property ...., High- Isf the Nags LottlilniZornbe, as appealed by adid* b • • ALI ted to vit,had treatedtiveNolde Lord well, and was agreeabh ~•' - NY NOB LEM A es. to him: 13 wasvast Out e had n.:t been regularly ap, .• of ery superb IrAiti pointedCommitteodihe person of theNobleLord bit: • % INF. the P"Per'Y of 1 ' ' liative of Madeira a , ......su hi by he had'continued so ander a general uoilerstanding, 4„i,par, dw . ith other wii His Lordship *Ordered that Mr.Corribe be continued 4 . 'Hsieh by applying to Mc .. ' lo Yed this office until a - general appointment shall take place.; -Infect. oxford -street, at Hi' that Mr.. Cornbe should be at liberty to remove tin 4r i t ° l' h y nt e"..',.it - ril ini,,' ) bre' e Pr• Noble Lord to his seat in Iltritshourne fat k, wheal. r cur- every indulgence should be shown to his feelings.. , ?Va s ti n , ' ha. had re Il e i crresponds with this rci I __ t ..... ME. Skirrow should be indemnified in advancing an _slit! , es, to !le , tast ed ~I . a l e :: ' Money that might be requisite for that' purpose. I el l ' ltt- .. re . raid, by post or ' :• . • .- any person should disturb Lord Portsmouth in bii , -..r• fne PATENT MII.I' !ftleliti repose at Hurtsbourtie, and application be made* ,E.itrillE ) .;:eat Improv .." ' ' the Court on-that groom!, the Court would take cal ..1- itiduced the Patent ,i,b...aggt ' IthiejUitiCe stioad - be done, - ..-' ' ' • •• hid% no other fled ever , . !:zitty - - . 4Aed of wrought-iron Ti .. :,....-,:.-,-......... r ......, ' remarkably lit,ht sod port r fi r ciii- Acamorr 111 r Fraz.--An industrious laundress named Spam*, by its in enjoys and s:mi ii surfs/ residing in a cottage 'at hlelmont- rows 14,gent•is-parls,wentessil 'vvill not g get out of repair :e worn errand vii Saturday night, leaving her two daughters, *flour*, mite ;• it will pack with t p ac k e t. sewn years old, at home. Soon afterwards there was an abet lee of Nine Inches. ' u n if or m of fire, the youngest girl having by some means set are Malls, tlieil. Regiments ain.latl, full of clothes, andthe eldest, in eistleavostring to stifle dielust4 : t a partieulithi re.conion itakilih% feu fire to her clothing, and lan in, she street in a,b 111 unto Net .(7.11-tubis. .To ady for dotheowere burnt to tinder, and slwwas taken to mt. arm cliMates, Widen - is dinner withesit hopes of recovery. On the return of I* slillir.. ; one to- enjoy thin; nevi tin the found, 4. addition to the Ale** respecting Orr dzitdbre: , . "ile-dirty beds lif Or- ( Imia gi ' furniture and saute valuable' limo demolished. •°. ' U . 'll-1 ANI Kitl ' Royal Ibliol/011. Soesweb—Timbalag Mat, as several of *swab Merchants tradioet :,)t.1.1 ____," ones eargioyed at the.bislisodisc.C.lsupei, in Charm's,'" 11' '. To he had gully - of the II "" 5 .7 11 mintham r whilek is cumin akerationa„ were tail It, Ling-acre, wh rr 0 W to re- radio roof, the yriadyst . Sadder* gave way, and Ku* • .. teed **baba of them opiate gems& One man of the one', • , .:, fr.:: •.• .• , . inoskA fr i oirr 1 t . i .QP 414 ..,.. w11 _,. kiii # a'___LP gists • ....._____lol"frl called 11° 7 0 :4 : .EitSON ' dfilct isi a lie ---.7 ‘ -..."41 ' "i : '.lPrfl..ll; eve. °UR" are attstelY .' ~ ' - o Ti u T i ti l i l.:n . 14 . 1tIl I A A : Irak ezP9Cttd m r,Filg•Cr• Om 155 .1 1 4 15150 had been enaSt 4 . . • ave obi tiet-ti:lini;Vetit; frOl7. the reetoval praise pin g stones, war left suspended by Li kw 0 ., 1 0,,,.i.er. A r r n u ga si is hi t amp theAtranil, ilint s wits providentially relieved from his fedisill' eit t ni ns t,, r. -t •-. 1 iii..the swain" niarineri. . ~ .. . .. .. :. .... 7- .g . Doerr-Lair Time:as—Last night Hr. Haar took la ne •.. • . 1 ".. ids Londonindknce for the present , as he sets ofrbi-morrot, '' • • 111, 4111111 his provincial engagements. Tle piece in which he th 9 • • ••tars.4E i _____ Witted; uismind his theatrical curer was the etre 'aimed on this alts .ot* 4 ottoalttrioo ..'*... .- • namely, the Merchant of Venice.' His peritonsaisee of ili '• • ; the GRIN 4.11 N It L i • l • 4P - __ y - Jew was as hoe as ever, and the applinise OP just , ',__ M t . h ogimAr: Of. O ff eril was liberally bestowed by a vety minuted audits* '" (4 ' P• s4 ilkt•which c 5 45 5555 4 rra i rceof IWllng no Murder followed, in which Limeade, • X ° 9 s trlie s those of nwilo MD.e... trended* tootle, and the whole audience seemed greatly st ' - ' it it more kgrerable kdp • bi Sed with their evening's entettainewar. • • - • ----' r . _ .ntearts 0) the breath a w i,,,, 41 " • •, , Coviam-Oanties.—.Tbe new Tragedy of Alfas wee *r"la ' This haw induced Mr• ••• • ;last evening to a very full house, with increased Picots.. . Al it the apprOpriate I !PM. feet *lterations and abridgments have 'bilis Made *tee haat • ' ir 1 1 . 1 .1.E5. reys st the . presentation,* whicleit is greatly improved. The'llcieWit" ...Malik bOINS , at ss. 9 as .n•iv fPlutftilleg, More spirited, an d . the cereals dropped with ills 'ors It. Paul's, amino, •• ,••roti e veresilsaMfaction. - • • • . ..., ;W. Waterloo. , 11 Mrs. &paws has been inconsolable ever since the accouet4 - • , Dublin ; and by ti •!•t t• l 4 the death.Of her favourite brother arrived in blngland. So Ai, 41511 _ 5 he United Kingd o m testy did dibreasitrist ifidleldust - erptet the painful intelligence, elf. ' "hum also may I 9T:i we - be/Joie abe'ind her atepatOshecl•dwighter were parparingh .ir . 'be, to justly est ma 1 1 11 P a Y 'a "it."' Mr : 1111414 ,,ki MOHO", at • Lausanne, anti . us re • - 7"--.........___L .e . , main in Switzerland 4urldetheantlinter. HUDSON'S 'IOTA YF .. •f. die tetilie dial Illettikvaeis Kassmappiertds, forthwh es fii, T HESE Articles, 41 4 c 4. tvil lhavinkne;.to•tteconspeny • htsbeotbees rents/nem this , • c , Watt isreitilesiltaf•thtly rnerbe interred bile. SA 04.11adellat , ..,... irntlized. whi c h h a at i o ditti twits, %bong with :. . . . „.... , .• • .. . ..; :O . • 4 " leatatil, and excited ..- ' d . .a: • Ai England:4 il lustrious so, 01 . 1041 ms asese s, 4 -!e• ' a" 49 fitintie to be imita r'W fi ,, We also understsnd that a public awaits will be hildis . .. 1 7: 11. Teeth Powder," w *lleitio days to testify the deep regret which is felt -by Mr swim' ~,,fo.tattic Too th Powde ',rare deettrot this p.re-smismests A ttar had 'aetitinplitibed ..,„„"' 75 1 F if therefore d i e lAtia z Gentleman, and likewise tank* * ciabiessirdon fig ' 4 F"ru_ . ..,_ " Hens* and Ca ... 01 , , ,, 4 ',, I witrable monmesuems Momentary either' tisMeatedeitte lli Z "'"?... 11 11rot, J A 011ie Al 8 5 1 10 , ot.St.. Want ' s .: ••.i • ...mil ' • • ..1 .. -.. 1 • f:' •-• : • 'now Lbeselfrlees. if a f . ' . .. •'. . . Wortill ' e f a bon • • 4104; • le art old plitylbel (lithe performanomginemat the . . _,. • ,„._ ;IA; they are no 1 mane nefirtc February 113, 174/,...dr.1. Ps Xansealultarafr' ; I :Y2ot merely ehusum, f t tlii : Itileseet.JAdre ((Ye* iam aragsdy .ailled Omits sacroW s . sr'''''' f r o* . deday 'to the yu . -_, which - Mrs. 'Stumm reformat also sew 4 , 400511 9 ' ' ..,_,_" l / 1 151555 :0, fasten w a d i v .'"•4!, s ' and Isinglartvorea alle Acts. • .. .:. .., bide i.ai ,44141, , . - -..sog wor se , reet ,„ e !•44 9 P 11 !• 4irrtua ev.llonotra.-olliarsday nreruirgoentiyi, is. .. t ' Gantt, leash, / t h em CICI2KIe . tank plat in chi 'Phonic Perrig, thildin, beano' ile. l4 : lb a m : t hl ki and um 1055 4 •55 51; . I%•ttiem end fdr.'ll..S.• tbet foram; attended by IldraT.Jaaanada ett ...:!alut of any pers..ti Nklittbj lateurby Ahr.• 0. C.'S: when, atm in eachamlieui • " u tk-nche,:or a Tye i• 47 - ton itraerfered v aini the alas taradatedst to. ss:„. ,rids. I rl_nles, widow, b e mo w iIX9OP I , - , :`,!_ u ,' °two speedily in law re ag43 • - .1)111.Db -• •• ._ .-.idiii i•o_ .... ,,F.t.e . k•fl l a 'ilr rental far the T. la ir.Alliesterthry,:sit his Itsdginga be iirgesOmmatsillemes OW! ~.._..". " "Cr on taki ng h a lf 41414 , i l y t h e p r . „„.., k ..t4 tr .;:iiiiii.,,,itar,.4,,,=..:Awbt . .;......- - ,.....1,1 .4. , -, 1...,...: ...0., ~,, a ot t b., .. .9/ 1 1 tessariallito r Y Knotaplitairdtliddhailisetf***Ael9 9oo4, ,h it 111955 . kes ?ism liars of his age. •• r 1 ' i • l i i ' l l‘ 4o ll Nest Dawn Nast irto the LONDON : Printed awl Ft:Sheared ~1 y layst, Ken. • iil!cs, 1 Litipte• 13.. e. . • ! • • I .. , s r Y ~, 11 I I L I i i '~. '.~ 4