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It wee "hridtetrilfm owe limfetb, amour limos lb write the Hass% is MVe 11; sod the ilepeaMstielef gt; . t be lairds of ID thssuM, trisiftgitail; peaks • polo' log" , elloot juldifilled the 'cosadoefori. . !adze Oddball's fusifted up* with eirimb perspiewity. la egiddieblidi tie the evidente, bb . ssid, Mr. Gil& la Msoi,l4, ke#4 l llloored whether Mr. Stephens bed say other will sad the hurry will which the instrumma eras reqeiraistiglit le tired Mike sir alarm: Megalith, however, liehad ailed imprudirtely c h did dot appear legit he was mixed pp with the lepidebetiorr. • TIM PograMehtgeoeisled of else Special nod title lates, idtsfurd a verdict for the elteifird easel Merest. after it wad liver . , the tedbilierof Piodellirthltegeeir sold browsing, teitiiisgd Line illasenth this Mao so a bad of Wiamph, is earrisees &entitled filth Sage. 'IgAilL 01P ICAVIN V. Sails. of eat of l o ttril Corsi Is 'this action was to Iry the right tribe C.ontelissiOsers for improving the Pert of &mai awkpi eth, to collect a trgarflige . toll on baggage and finggege iiird as Southanipton Qriey foe HA., his Lordship col- Militias the hiller plane to bewithiet,tilo port, sad sot there. ten lioble is pay the mid wettlkt of ad. which lfbt 'awry mats, was Weep, 'estftlet Ostiges us the poi 4 above slated. .-- '4taiUll6 - N I,f4TiLLIfiSNC •Nrj.! Altli .riPtitil- , 4 . .• ... p a. . . .... - . . ,PARIS. JILLIC.43, • MK , Joon Arnasik,. Dapoiy. Goss.4 Cauchniv. tiothiliye t * sled 30, add the Editors of the terrier ifenaWfoefes:sia eited 'before ttetritinnal of Cool Iffeljt‘lstraticio **cilia, y( listiirtg ;poke* olitiei by allusion in a Literary Journsl.,. Tiso.affair.swili bevaillgoOd on the 90th of this month. M. Dolga wit 4fißod the es weensed.oqColestiteekatreels) • '' ,rd ~ *ls.m; ,tliestie of 'Tnlodse contiours to he 'on lit pqrtiei Meet in battle. It Weild lu 'rappeom therig.icaat wished to aruid these -aft Iliteing-qmstrelta from the care taken to excite the yeakitotts by polities, ailosions altogether foreign to cii tfttl'hilsihevi of the scene. For exempie , an t ?tit:July'. between the Deserter wad the Krisg, 7 1 the, L,eqgste, there was executed a cantata rant 1 Thu Yoßtissersts of the French Army, in which 'these 1 'Hoes were remarked •• . . La Leer's, fart *oho Roc 'The word *4 Liberty" was scarcely predminVitl wgeo pies of entbsisisten and lengthened *pp's* iiii • were heard in the pit.. The armed force was intro. Hared; for it orpesses that no pleasures can be en. jeted 1* France with Out an armed fort* ; and four y6ti'rjk eeiiiinis were arrested,— ( Coastitiaionorf./: be va*Siva ikat the object of the Congress lam stly. changed on account of the recent events of Mettsid. The coterie, who took the news '&64 Peterehorgh, could not arrire there before the 20th er that. ' The, couriers "sithis shall - bring Ixick - to Viesisis, ,Lonanu. sad i'ails the decisions Sr 'Abe Eatpeter. Eal Peter. cauroAsltiae iik those tlwee capitols. be- Toe the lot, the 5 , h, and the 6th of August.- Now it is •6111trOolt to•hefleee - the Cdurts • will inatantly . istree es to' the intswirtan't question. whether the sf.. fair/tot spein ought to form part of the objecwof deltbeietios of this Congreso. already so numesous odd gsave.-(Joitessai. des Debuts.) • " ' • • , • • • . PIRIII, JULY 74. , ; • IfTs rs/I0s:.•-.1Pie . e per Cern t.Console %word 41.91 f, 555„; f.,20,e.i closed Ai 91f. 50 e.—Bank Stock, 1,090 j. Wi•apoltan Five perreoss. 71 I.—Exchinge as 1- 0 D4t1": Off 0 9 1 04. 4 . 5 fr 35 e.; time months, 251'r. 15 e.—(('strs At Oa 4. etsk 44.) . CONSTANTINOPLE. JUNE C 16.• • Ths Pale of humanity has at length •firuad avengers ; the Ce_ptairr Podia is no more. • 'Fete refiring ottite . fes(ivat'af the Baiestb, tlx tidt.lnull, IltreF reel: tri . shipiirkiroiched the Turk ish . Beet. aiebahr..4o„.. The. Turks, occupied,. Nish .the Miepaaresal the festival, allowed them taavese close to the Admiral's 'hip; the Greeks scull,* to Met, trii4nref horning matches, k general •ertrr yolloWed, and 'every' one sought his sareff; t7e,A;:naiu Poch,. half burnt, was disembarked .omilkir coast of. Seto, where hecaueed so. much is. kedge • hutrhe yielded his last sigh hail an hour ,fee r Three ihips of the line have been greatly 'dattlfired, die edicts fled in every' d irection, 1-It tory will hand down to. posterite,the courage efrt e •Greekoturreetro The Forte hos hitherto citineeided this event to avoid.disordery, but the Suiten bee g reedy named the {ll censor of the Captain Piehk; it is - Cere Mrhmet, l'obbehi Pilch., retired Cook prAngetit or artillery, now at Patrol, ~. T r. 100 lest days of the Ramadass were distinguished in the enburita by thereateet disorders . ; the Turk. Or Who were opened, and Turkish women ortil girls . torti from therb • Aber Grand Vizier repaired N iger in.diaguise ; but, be was attacked by the Moaners, and tmairsillity was net re-established till the Sultan had declared formally that he would Irtit'COnstantioople with all his Court, and that he MUM carry the seat of Government to Asiti, a lf tranquillity should not be re-established. The Government, aided by the Grand Vizier, and Mahone Padre, never displayed sore force. The day before yesterday eighty-four young mutineers vitele executed in the streets, and the other. &S -wim All the necessity measures for the pro tection of Pem had been taken. The affairs of the Mores assume a dismal aspect for the Porte.' ' • • The Podia ilf . St. Jean d'Acre has taken Da. intescut,'anif the• Persians are at Erzerum. The Porte has, it Mislaid, received official news of these lest ota.—(Allgemeive :editing.) ODESSA, JULY 1. ~The news of the Prluponnesus have raised the Impose( our (Iretka, who throng to the churrhes to return ilunike to the Eternal. Aecotcling to of we' in . tenet, most distiagyished I. — oricGrid" wealth. .. Tie Ames./ des Pelsits. is s aele on thasarticle, raja, " There sae ow many- coafased nomows re epeeving the Tnrkisir fleets diet It is impostlble to get•et 'the troth. • The AlVStehle Zeitiong l . .0( received two tetitict from .Cortataati, iiSA one -of the 46:h of Joao (above inserted), o nreirer7lisa to which, • doses Greek -fire•ebips• Mew tip-the Trwkish Ad'miral's ind the Captain Paths •had•qteen 'eativierii:djing. to' the 11 . 1 e Selo onotlx,pf the tad Joner.llie Piatileoce raged eu board fleet, _ Winch pretested it -him going to the. Mores. Thu figeoseine • Zei gateranteesseithereif these letters, and states that they atelyM 4 the segte: WO., though bearing diffeteriedateth. - rtri . Grtiki have receive feetais cOas.. *filch confirm the definitive eaptermof Napoli di Romanis,. slier three attacks." ' • FtfANZFoaT, JULY 19. We' have . jitit received the numbers ,of the Oriental Sperfram. from the 94 to the 14th June. We. will give -so estract .from them to-morrow. The letters from- Smyrna are of the 17th—all was trentiod there. pkgietifteoet.e, JTJett .Nhe Sairam is alai/lied : these three holidays have posed oar, quietly, the most perfect order M. pre irmilllll. Nothing is yet said of the nomination of the Floipodsir. . . 4 Bovine's' his not jet been resumed. We shall soon know whether .Genoese,..Seredirh, and other vessels will be allowed to enter the Black Sea. We begin to fear they PHI not. Meantime those un lock, vessels remain inactive in the besboor, with their cargoes., , . . . extroordiompnenurier. kSs shrived here from Vienna in nine ensiled a hail.. 'We anger well from the retron st 31. deTstischeff to Vienna. The C•Vaili Pieha it it'll at Selo. There is • report of the tirknitorNsiooli, di ItOmasis by the Greeks. Theitavet is at 'pours. The inaction of Nee Captain Vacua is , incoisceivahle. The En rnpean 'triton .who were on brirtrd' the Turkish fleet have quitted it. • •... • . . CASSEL. JJILY . .1.1. de Hanlein,•the Chaise d'Atheisesrof Prussia. who quitiord this copitst•sowse swaths ago, arrived beet yesterday from &din. • ' • " VIENNA, JULY 14. Aretalliques 791,Pp4k JULY 13. Metalliques 79_ - s:l6llank Shaies 7721. Fred*A4Piper.,fl4llo4 6 0 611 PAPEFfsr • • - . , . . rlttiltkoitT% 19. OrrotaAJotirnal rontiaine,,an account . Flom flydn O a jape 4th. which stwe. that on ;be news of the i t tiger the twAl a Gorkk,ileot of .50 aailiall4emall wench) ware mot to anise off Scio; that the Turkish fleet fled at thrii ads proach,'and the Greeki tOolk Wrist' turkia' botita; but 114 Teiki having ti..,sfrolig gapison. rip the and ,the, reek fleet haying. no troops •.cou board, the Adanisal could Poly approaches, means, Imirsible to thy share, , andAtnel. bolds • te,suifie iAtanders in'etcaiing, The Turkish fleet scoff Ye= turned reitiforcementa—thek . : or the 'Cultic', withdrew to corer *mos, ' • Ou the Slat of• May the.bireek•Adosiral, Andrew •Bole, with • only ten vessels, •aceornsiontetl b 'his fire msde a night attackontbe Tnekillrifeet, to ich( its, ciibles A ;a 'titre ; Cane pooade begap, frrri.allipsi wercbtoughtin, the .middle of the !Turkish fleet, and. approached the .Turkish Admiral's ship to set it on fire ;:tout.the wind being - unfavourtible, the Captain P . Scha had Ihme. to fly. 'After the a c tion had continued: four. hours, the ;Turkish Sett, though shove 'hiatuses superior to tbeGieekirid number, as well assize of the v'essehi. disgraceful,/ *ed. The Admiral highly commends 14 1 virloriftof his officers •and men, especially of Anestisio, of the ille.roader. brig, who fought ,with two Turkish frigates, wbicb be pat to eight. Several French and German officers on board' the Greek 11,..et distinguishes, themselves. • Thonth Ole attempt to - born the Turlcish Reef it anclitir fitted, yet this victorious combat of 10, small (freak vessels with the whale Turkish fleet, con •sooting of six ships of the line of the largest size, TO ftigates, and about 30 tiorrettes arid brigs, 'will be - e Net- memorable: W e e hale accounts from Atlye"psi . that the 'Tolle, in the xipidtl. con hardly bpld oat a fortnight. If we lad but /10112 e :battalion. of Getman and . FINK* litre, one besulifid-Creete would soon belief, and it would grittflbtly ktsglti' to its delieereri gitbianent,abodes Tu,it(firirest • ..,I,4ave been ordered bit ber E says the writer, with emeriti artillerists, to saperinteod the erection of batteries to protect the harbbor. We hope that G'erenrin hearts will not became cold to the cause orOreece. and We impatiently long for the arrival of some of ant. Getlailii.cosotaysatit. He whose heart is animated by generous feelings, end who does not go to Greece sentr••inerely' interested views, is re ceived bete with ?pen arms, • . SPANISH PAPERS. . ~. . VALENCIA, JULY 11. A dispateh from • Lieut..Colanel D. Fernando Rabiri, commending the moveable column of the province of Patti, ton, says « I huge the honour to inform your Excellency that iu the morning orthis day (9th July), 1 have completely defeated the rebels .of Rambla, Corns, mad J.cgo de Tampa, who wills a force ef above 309 Dies were its the town of Celia , where they )sad compelled the detacbmeat which occupied the fort to surrender alters vigorous resistance, is which it had exposited all its amounilion. Though 1 bad Gal, 10 horse mod 22 infantry; I bad such confideuce in their cou rage that I resolved an a bold attack, the enemas of which I did out doubt a numment." The diapatcb states that the rebels were corn. plettly defeated and dispensed, leering a great number uf•dend and wounded, and wrest quantity of arms, *es • The detachment which they made N :tri4Sersiode is lit - piijis boa ': •gs . 'llAys &Mid .es Ike ex ems It it Tuis not produced any bier -etnetrortr-Zreirokr- voi obpvg, WO raw. Vier, were 07 , -. of volitnieern of Coati* 'who killed and nottoded several. - • - - - - -;* Sivice.the 44th of April this preelnee has .heed 1 phinged.in an 'bps of misfortune, and fresh etro- ettios.' ere daily ctintsitted, sud though we' have ' f tvtiiilAol l rSping tar relief, we are ,tin• better off ‘ ',V l s.Pfit . day. Ws Antilst , not that. when the i :. efooseaa is relieved from the embarrassment canoed' byre* everts in the MAW; it will tarn Its stafittihn•lo this,l3l.oliitee: The Insurgent brig, 1 4 11 44 tit this Coast, hm Oireadt taken thitteeo 1 :i4ty. Sie.*(2llll toimlong .to Boers* Aires, end .be sled Los AmeriesaNt , Captain , P. Air es, She hats not people to matr"the'prises,7 and 'the tidy' 'sttkles 'to get money , - fiii 'rensomitig; them. .4 . it1e.,..001 . done Wit h the brig PriwCrit • (or 11.0041 40 ?tril• , • • .• • ; . :' it wens that• the Priest of Citertanzb' ( i nks, iiTtvlatio,)-on Sond B y list, after mess; ethorte Na periettiiinera In follow hins•to defetia . ifie faith; sod 4.l4silisenurse pens boat Nay to ,dins him, pith *km be took. the Add. , .. • •10171tO0e, JULY 10. - Yesterday eterning we rticeived the nests of what tied pealed 'en 'the /Ili, in the Capfial, stoCe wind) lime some . persons , knve,beeo full of joy, end others pf .4 (' '. 1 4 61 4-, Many bevedsade it believed that there were rest movements it« many enter places, end it is affirmed thet something r‘ this; kind was intended herr; bnt'allffeve 'piens have been rendered abor tive by tliceVentii of the 7th at Madrid, and tram ' quillity, hes not been disturbed. MADRID, JULY 12. On the 6111 or Jul:, in the evening, there was a comm'otion at Ciiilii, in ',eons. quenee of which the ',,ffl,ooglpal.);ti' renioved the Political Chief and the rivesour ; 'repining the first by &lecher -General ;Zalakeir, residers at Xeres. On the 7th, the mi 'Alio took 111) arm's, end reinstated the Chief who bad been itrpoieV but joining in their delibera thin! a junta compoved of seven persona. . , . JULY It. The oelonin under 'Senor Plavetiirs, which was vent to the Escurial, bey returo'ed with eighty sol d?ers of, tke Opalds,.two officers t . and some pea paritS, Air NO .been overtaken by the column in Moote.Rabin t , wed had accepted the amnesty which fray promised shill.. The rest of the corps has di* perird,.`thift retbalidnn.. only a . party i *of SO men, ,whiso liis. epcjig«d; 'un der the 'command of a cow. )1411,itiofantity (put. of the guards), and which is punted by mine cavalry. •.) TJtt cerabineees who entered Pe...rta Real did not tthp'tifrri Tot rtife',4lheiriS surrounded; it seems thotilleifigre7priicectleil towards the enoeptaius of Toledo, where ihiey will net he more secure. w. Wirsterday .'ervesiing it wee en 'minced to The wet inns! flier hie Maj sly Ind been pleased to order ►r . r oditAtlitti'sl to Ee finned of officers belonging In 111 e Ssrdion ef ths city end to the national. militia, to try the tour battalions of staged's. 'The accused are to be dividid into four classes : in the firtit will be included the fn Itiesittlijd, those who fired on the troops; in the iliird, those - who were token with emu, in theii heeds, hiati who did not make. wee of them; and in ribe'foeirth, these who were sioprehendeel sfser , having thrown thiltn'avieyi The direction 'of this affair is -edilfided calopo ou Enirietti .Tan Miguel, qtr officers tale had inse.a.beritig excused thanwelves for varioes searmos. Ten peranimerel invested-at 'Cidie foe cited Me disfetOsinces on th'e Gth, whiell — were so !ipetclq' Pht, dowo 'by the 'excellent spirit 'of the laltittoM.seajority of' the people, . in perfect *piing with the garrison and the national militia. Among these prisons is the Brigedier-Gewerei Zoldiver. Friotteuble icetbilth Wee been received him 'ea ttic';u6sheteliflil issue' r Vile 'enter'. pipits sAwrof teliek.lr(VaiiritT Papers, July 15.) THE Bilm s PRE as. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 49a 1824. Saturday wattling the Hon. Sit CHULss PiCZT, K.C. 8.. hoisted at Portsmouth .tha , superior broad pendent of a CoMmodnre, 'stitch coders 90 him the same lionoart asid.advautages u are enjoyed by a Itear-Admiral--Ctip'rtill WILLIAM JAMES MIN GAY bniinglseen appointed to command the Royal George yacht tender the broad pendant. The usual honorary salutes took place betweeO the Comma. dose's and the Cenuaander.iii-Chiers ships. Cop. tsin MARCIA? totk the command of the Royal Gearge.on.Thursday. Lieutenant GEORGE RUS SELL (lOp of Lord JOHN RUSSELL), is appoint ed Sigtml Lieatewot to the Commodore. She sailed yesterday. for Oreenwich, accompanied by the Calliope Ofteseleoss tenders, to await bis IldaaasTE's: rmbaillistion for Sccotl■nd. which, it is believed, witr l T'take plaice about the Bth of August. The Phaeton frigate, Captain W. A. Moltiaotr, lc:B.:Ole Forte frigate, :SI! • Tioates Cocuakits, said the Hgeria, 4e,•Captain Tour NicitoLas,'Cß. sailed on Thtirsdas for the Note, where. the Royal aciaadrott has been, ordered to arsetable; . . ' •' A 4 1•4 1 0t .: ' , 4 , ' : . 1,. .__ir 0 ,, .. etive so 11 • li e. r a . frigate, Sir o H- ..w . It . uerries th „Alvin u. pl i ant o his • MAJESTY to Scotland, are General BA and Siv-14.-V-i4takm. -- - - - - - --- t Yesterday (Thursday) his Majesty's travelling carriage. and fourteen horses, arrived at Mr. Bel.. — Clef's, the Old Angel. Inn, in this lince. on.tkiejr way to Seotland.—(Doaeasier Gazette.) The Paris Papers sp. to Friday last have been received. They contain various accounts of the at tempt made by the Greeks to burn Ake Turkish fleet off Scio. They are all Arrived from the Ger man Papery, and differ, in one very material point, In some , it is said thet the 'Canaan Poch', the atttfiot of the excesses committed, in that island by the Turks, expiated Ilia crimes by being horned to death on its shores. Others Mute that he effected hie escape. We last night received Spahi. 'Paper!, contain. ing intelligence from Ilisetrida• the 16th instant. The account of our private Correspondent, stating the total destruction at the., royal guards con. cerned in the mutiny of the 7th at Madrid, was nearly correct. It i statid in t the present pa pers that only fifty of that body have escaped. The machinations of the disaffected in the pro vinces against the new constitution, as we antivi pitted,' have been rendered 'abortive in . some in stances, and discouraged in all the provinces . by the signal and decided failure of the late attempt in the capital. The DING haa..arder . ed the individuals of the rebel guards who have been taken to be tried by court martial. This circumstar.ce affords some evidence of his innocence of the Chaige of baring favoured their desperate enterprise. An extract from a letter from the vicinity of Mamma, ia the county of Cork, to the London Committee for the relief of the distress in Ireland, is given in another part of our Paper. We request the attention al our readers to the following para graph :—"w Unquestionably hundreds in this parish would have died from starvation but for the aid they have got." At the late Wilts Agricultural Meeting, held at Devizes, Mr. BEN ILTT, M.P. for that comity, ad- i dressed the company io the following terms . : Born, he might say, an agriculturist, no one could feel more warmly attached to it, interests than him self—no one was more convinced of its benefit to 1 the country. However great the difficulties with which it had letely had to coatend—however de pressed it might now be, it was impossible but JJ that it must rise to a fair state of prosperity, or ,I the "wipe itself most sink. He would avoid en tering on politics; be believed he 'differed from • some of his friends who were present as to the causes of the distress of the agriculturists, but he II would state what in his opinion .were the trot t causes: lit. There could be no doubt but that agriculture received a severe check by the transi- lion from a state of war to peace; war created a 9 trade, and when the war mated, the demised for those articles which it consumed ceased with it. ' Shortly after the termination of the war Agriculture received a second severe blow from the immense and unnecessary importation of grain from coon- " tries, emparaiively with this, .untaxed. 'Agricul ture was about to recover from the depeessed state into which a bad been plunged from the effects of those two causes, when it received e third, a much harder blow than Uto two preceding ones, by the return to 0 orate/lie • eursedey. Agriculture, he ' contended, suffered more from al) return to coi payments than horn any thing else wffich had been named, sad be was, persuaded that the extent of the rtil occasioned 'by that Income had out yet been duly appreciated. either in or oat of the Horan of Parliament. • We were now, however, told that we had • Aeshltild currency ; be hoped it might prove'', and he was not now advocating a return to a paper carteucy. He hoped and trusted the eonatry would hove energy enough to struggle thrnogh its &acuities; I great ;kat hid certainly been dorm duriag the .peesent Session of Podia. meat to relieve the people from tatatitant this Was the best relief which could be afforded to the furnace-wit was better far all parties to reduce' `the eon of production Ilion to raise the price of pro duce; but it was taxation still that prevented ns froin 'competing with the foreign farmer. Remove our taxes (said the Hoe. Gentleman).—put us on a par w i th other eotiotries, and there would tie u o . . . need of soy coa t -laws; oar ports might then be open to free importation; for there would then be no nation in the.werid that the British farmer would fear entering into a competition with. A great 'lumber of those conetcled with the laud (he said) bad already sunk, perhaps, to rise no more—a greet "number more would probably experience the same fate, and he expected that the tradesmen and shop keepers who depended oo home coosumptiou would shortly feel the effects of dim distress of their best cestomers, for their interests could Dot be divided from those oil the landholders and faraway ; but he still anticipated that agrieulture would semantic raise its head and Sourish—ibis muse be so, or England, with all her greatness, 'with ell bee glory, would sink into a state of Weititiaess, mid leas suer high and comamodiag station amongst the natipas of tlit WO. The 1100. Gent; Alen compared thit,trtrite the first and Moat extended st.•„ of the labouring classes, from whi, in due order till the highest pions,. represented the Monarch, so situated that he mild• •watelt••••es the-Usiegarssu-ssiod necarity of below him. It was his pecrilisr fluty to take eareAhur 1 • step should lose any portion of its due magnitlw r --'' or inlportauccye ), securi of tEe ,_onarch hid, • depetkard on At perfection of all the steps oe grees • below bio. The reining farmers comp/ one very important ate, its thia.btubtiful Otani& that step•be des i tioyell,'"the • ribrd e would fall to the ground, and its s•reveto beauty immediately mile. He reetimnil-vi.,4 w • brother farMers to economise. to tnessitruii-; of their power, sa he hiniselfrhall done. ‘Vi••i i • spect to !rnt, he ssid,it *outs, naturally ii valise-.the buyer made the price, sod not the aellr.. It aas not in the power of the landlord to I more rent . than the farmer should find himself aii'• to afford and a great reduction most of eon..- take Place. . With reduction of reel. let . the , he a proportio , ate reduction of taxation, sed h. confideutlythuhaved that the peopee Oft4sianointr• wonid swill he trstoreil to their ate erior state comfort and lorpifintilis, Which, und e r It free Cunst,- tution—the admiratio:t and envy of ill naticio,— they had so lonienjoyed. On Sataretay BATRUairr bid 49 Inselience el" the .• • • • •: Yesterday the LORD ClutsFer,c,ott.,liad art s. , dience of his MAJtstf. • Yri•b-rday, at two Cal?inettouneil held at the Foreign whir4r wag attendedhr the LORD Clismcir..Los. the Earl of WssiMoa. LAND, Mr. PECL. the !hike of, wELI4NGTex. VieCOURt .SIDIIOIIIII, and five other • Metnliers the Cabinet. who coptioued in deliberation till vs!! three o'clock. . Mr. Citottrit, Beerettvy of the, Admirsitt, lei: been lately employed in fixing on ei?d, pur . chsai i ,,, suitable sites, between Portoraomh al:(1 PI/4.34:! . Olt which to erect Seinaphore Signal !;louses, far Ile purpose .of carrying on the communication (tom the Admiralty to these ports. . • • Colonel the Ho 9. G. A. C, STAP:iLTON. 0.4:r -man of the Victualling Board, ENID. Tooeti)int. Eel. sod ..11r„,, By itw En, Commissioners ~f tip., Board, have concluded their labour of inquirie. intt, the- departments ander.Aiseir direction at PTr.- mouth, with. a view to make seductions therein. It is computed that thescommlidation of the Violet!. hug pith the.)‘'euvil estsyliabuseut, pill c . - .0 saving of upwurdi 1if . 3,0001. per a n num,, 1- heat torahestimatect expenprof i the year s given in - "Navy Estimates" at,10,4781. At Ceiba's', whore the estimated expense was 3.8351., the establiabmeut has been entirely reduced, excepting-the Clerk ci the Cheque, one clerk, and tin men. It is said that the Plymouth sictoalling este:dab, went will be removed to South Down. .-i • . On Sunday the Neringsperows frigate, Corptsi:. S. WALFISH. C.B. sailed . from -Portsnionth fee Chatham, to be docked. Ou Tuesday lira k prig arrived from Sheerness, with mamma far.the rope yacht. The Nowell, round-stern .74, has been towed down the River, by a steam:vessel, to Sher. nem; preparatory, it is believed, to beiug fitted for her,experiMentat cruise. o_9 .Sunday tbp Actire 04 10, caplif!o A'Aitier.W /Pt G, retained frcm Dominica, whither she conveyed- the Right floe. the Emil of Iletivx9con, the new Governor...4w (ruin Madeira, in - trielys dept. . Capt. HAT, SKR .IOry to tilt 9overnor, was taken • iLI ma the purser, •was leneed at Madeira, and there expired. Lieut. Wit. Sr. Ali DOEW ST. JOHN, first of the Active. died on board g4tl) May, its consequence of ii.jely whacli he accidentally received whilst sumsieg Iniu• self in • Did)rul.gerne., He was son of the Rrv. J. F. S. F. Sr. Inuit, Prebendary of Worcester.— The Aitire left Dominica on the 6th June. ,_. Captein CHSti . tl3 . • B. H. Ross is appointed Comtlenislonir cd.tfre.Noral Yard at Port Royal, Jamaica. Lieutenant. W. DOVETON to the lira mark, vice Lieutenent R. J. NASH, appointed to the Espiegle. • lair Meant SOADY is appointed to the Pandora, vice BeERETON. , We regret iostate.the loss of his Majesty's hri , : Drake, Captain Cistates ADOLPHUS BAKER, us the evening of , the 23d of June, in a fog. sin Copt Pine, Trepassey ,Bary (a dungecons point on the south-tag coast.of Newfuusidlasd), whilst conveying the mails from Untifix- to St: John's ; and Capisii, BAILER, Lieutenant - Feu). ST AN LET, Mr. N Una- MASI, the mister, Mr. W. Mucus, midshipman, twenty-two seamen sad :Marines. ni l d two tioneli , were , unfor tunately. drowned., Captain B. fell 3 sacrifice to a deternsinatiou he had funned, not to quit hie 'shit' unlit every soul was safe..—He *4 , the, second surviving son of W. ll,seen, Uri. , I Bay, fordburY, Hereford. His 31sjeaty's shin Cann , , Captain BREMEa, and the harpooner transport ;t:..z latter witbrall on board) were some time stuce lo on the same spot. • It senor, the earning tat upon that part of the coast with grrotr •I, •• ,:. than most navigators have beets yt l .1.:•:: L, : il calculate upon. The Owes Glendower, Catibriti Con 11. IS. SPENCIIII. hits Sailed from Sherwin',, . • . island of Madeira. having taken. oat 1e..,..1 TIMMS, the German niathernaticisit wit:i a i . bre of astronautics' and mathematical two , . 'u' .• who is twascarteitithe exact longitude of it, .: .•'. Sir THOMAS HARDY arrived at Rio J. the Creole, on the 431 May, from Valpaii.:.o. S: " brought 500,000 dollars. The French fn rt ' erode, had arrived round Cape Horn (At with the lob* of her mainmast. .His Majett/'iships kedronsache and Liffy former bound to the Cape. the latter to the F.,. ludie;) arrived at Rio Jailor° on the Moth of Ni" 47 days hem Spithead. The Levels, on a sem. had also arrived. Remain et Spitheed—Royal George, Act; Calliope, Cantles's, tireeian, Rote, tiomud, I• the ship Sir Edward Paget, bound to &no. "'LIBERATION OF MIL WOOLEIL—The wise Aia.strutence expired oil Thursday, and hr tta4 appoo liberated,. ou ulnas occasion the srtizsn• Birmingham gave him ■ public dinner, to PI their WOW of his political conduct, ... _ . . : ,---t , ... ef, P. 4, r It O \ ` • . 2.. i i 4 l ii p al 4 4 1 it . dam a utr id IN. tern , . 1 , b *Ai L . rebel •• . , IN} • r Th - ' to 1 . t , . , . a.,... . n . ou og • els 0 , ITA . elms . . t ree Gay \.. ;is rm . :if t this Admiral, whose mil . term olio .m, bitr siablenes ze_resslogjauLifuhl Am r • Um. v ir t u we ...b. p „L, 4 _,,,, ewer, s established a grsiiid - chembir or torture leetet in the nava ior GI his own vessel, where he inflicts torture on the - mkt . y a ioludin of 1 10..iic vat ill. A lIC rim. t.xent. to return thsti.a. to the Eternai. According to .or orana, are. ine aetarnment when they matte 1 imeuwor• tiLithe . ti .s.o and the Santa 1 . in tnen . compareu the state Secretory of l of society England to a beautiful pyramid, cous. ! these tress, the affairs of Greece go on 'tr y well, prisoners was recolifel4they had rejected wttb di.. I The Lord .. , . . .. - a. ~. ........ ---- ..."......0. 2 . .....; . 4 •Ell• • ... 1 •',.. ~, aiNienimmwail S' • • • AUNCHALb, • i • • r i me Proprietors of the,. ROY A RDENS, • 'IL. 'VAUXHALL, reapretfally hair* sloe Public the (hr dens will be opeoe4Ttillt EVENING al botrapart 7. At lithe Grand Conceit rowineweer; and, in the course of the Even ing, the Tgitat Ron Pro/figu Iran Baptiste Cooguernare, will go thrnujb his woilderful Evoliviuns, and sake his Astept up site !Rope in the — airSl of Madame Hengler's msg. niliceot tire Vorbs. .The beautiful ReptsplaaiesopitJa, Teruel - Theatre; Sibmaritse Cave anit•Witetworks us wool. Parties inteading to dose in the Gardens mat be adinittrd at seven. Free Admissions lbr the Season or single Night may he purchased. 'The butte We evutenietit to seen trouble in rotating, as they are admitted any Night, and they enable 'Persona to wake psesents.—AtisPistio• Ss. 6d.