The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-09-02 00:00:00

- . Ihn efteption. of hie Molviry at Hemmen .._ olibm —an a scale ineie.sfresl laud simple elegance then iittauf magrailliernce.' The noble warrior .has not die." • jinised the light end fanciflol folds of hie white tem• hn end piob elilt:dreperj, ander the cumbrous and :hydao "'larval saoltk thrift, end gild . liege longings; left in the some ordir sod ssmortsitent in 'korai** biri previously -disposed them. • etiettibirty-Of. Medi. will grace the King's rfejeniM.4l l ll• in the drawing-room.. "%iota . * elm' dada Mote land setae entailer ones, will .• Weld ememWmanion . to large potties offiAion• albite 'id 4 do ltieentifal grounds of t hie demesne. .At is eitpetiud etre . distoncebtit is twelve hoilm 0; , :•ftoto prevent eu incursion of the ' .tZet:; but slithery parriltr are to be in at. sitol• liaoo teuents - of the noble hest ,*(t. 111 tlin'arrened upon die skirts of the lawn. 1.4111 twat dad tar been said here .rent the intention Majway to *mere the finfeisek-tities of the • ,!toreetsilb Leeds who were• anointed in-- the yaws' f•••filflf ttnd • 1743, err set inlet them the femme ' fir; bat all ibid. hoe reedy minded ably '-'loliteunted to the espreesion of wish te that effect. • 7 ainoevenisegat:Drilkeith Home. wit* the'rpeslideo ..limaoliet his .Idojemy had, Memoir, only one voice -•7to Inge in bebill of the reversal of 7 the attainder.;. • • • lb* tt itemaibeil fire bfitriettre mile ParliaMent to de • nut 1111 ii • The Kidig' bee been wise'kiwi weeds.ta mai •ilitte .his wield, sod as meet eonguine " - • 40411111Pdatre been put lipsinliss most erdi. • • • • • • •• " t!'• 1./ • • Illsgtopstosuell , " o--- . • _ INA plate. to his West, ism ettlbasewini fee the wino bill *Nicht was pioviihill for the Kin.. Lo/IF. Coliseum, however, seised it sod reessieell k • lady in the adjoiaing he., sil e as e Zia i due previous softies! stensole a 1 Isis it. Some costasisa ism* phdie is the deperttit • of the 'the.* tics iba.stamtbs Ashitt . die . vein islibiClebicle - Meager .611 V *cam o 1 the ladies to their carriers. R —4 . 4 t "O got the gimg. 4:40t: Agrarge 4 its •pusilig *psionite. visite and will rethably (blest.) lillitlPlJobbl i g__ • Thothekteh Its - , hisatios the ' Oft ver'neektese with kir Oonepottit et a de li/int ill lAs ‘itliseiketio. - whet. Abe • priatipal . No- Rehr OM 'esithttatued *Oder swhisee: On badirlia , IR** hilt Odd embark - at rite • 1 41RE4Sitii; attlitihil thb . itoyel . yeekt ; bit will •t 11tfeler eeli e *Weed. ' fititkdel Frith Peribt aatii . oeseehog: "• ••• 1" --Juloit . . • - •• • . ' • • irsessadad ivserde, "Ida? Pw. We city is fadlititittiar, lisd • the oppressive *Elide is the street- 4 1X et length to dieseppeer. ; Alms of the .(biller genoiy, who had Racked MOW lw easeeriatenee •the Ktng'• visit. have re. 'llentell how. *ion isockets then those with 110614 !hey larietre this-bowling Auetropflis: !.. I.oltessewitpapecs , date that the King *at take hie .Upswe of .the Scottish 'Awe on Thorsday often** Alone Me iii/ended demesne of Hopesswft HA* estdbeik et the poet se.ir Qeomles at half-past frier o'clock as thee day 1 bat estertein petty ou board the ford yotht the musetw'soisig. ead said &gni m Leith 'elf shot eight, sod bele...cif by the Jaasn tr= plate doom the 'Nish of remit ow •tite moreing friiday). Atiallfejsetf will have (as on his 'sorra datmoraeds) . two steaus-pocitetlin attendance .; io the top/ sittoadroo, and will soil dievet rot the Otneo, and Iwo/ poivaeely. Tb. Tewriot * tis envied for the conveyance of sail of al mode, Treatises/ and %rickety, Diollipats* F. * .• -of lialr-steretb Whos hove been very et•tiste NOW Witten* thee* NA ouch (mild have •siewir by the heel who were viecessiriiratr' little iccestipard to the crash and bustle of. Genre ortingements. All the mooches Imo thni place to Etiglasd ore irelaged I* several der, peincipally nos the persoue euberdinete mafiosos shout the gaud; and those whil wish to go by water .suet week the retire of the royal steam boats, which an .not expert‘d bildre Wednescley omit. Eves the ;minket ainteeht, whose voyage is so eincerhtio it this • I,boosett of the year,. ire 11110 with the bigger. of: Avibe CHI rt eripaisents• end poets of the fttnine.• t%"This day way devoted by hi. Majesty is privately Li/Jawing the . obtekts -et rigid, eity which sui round Edinburgh; and as, ns publicintimetion whatever i 1 this intention w.. -previously announced, ilea Kior had• the rare and undisturbed enjoyesetWd, seeing. withsay wing seen. The Kulp id IR range.:vietred • • It* line 'ruins of Roselyn Caseh, with wisichlieWspremed the highest admiralties. The Gothic ratio. of the chapel 1w inspected with ': stow attention. • Tits King was singularly struck • -with she somosstie god beautiful scenery on the -banks of the Moth Eik, and Aerosols paid a aunt-at Melville Costl4 The prephratiowtsnade by the Esel of H • !rot: i~•. I. • " -. sori. - aND sAvoispc raps. • ' ••• • • . • • PrOCZNOLIII, AUGUST • '"r --. 4llf*Cintrentioa of 1119 between Sweden anti • 'irk; to which the . Norwegian Storthiogwe : arranged 'NA bre lifilititgion debt Alowneek oliwU be paid in ten annual tantalums* S -. ti• of XOO.OOO rim dollars, Hatoborgh bane*. each. ; • II is ors, stated. that M. Hoist, Norwegian Coo ' seifor of State, who is gone to Copenhagen, is cow. • soissiesied to propose 'to Denmark the payment of 1 ,- Vie whole earn at once, on a suitable deduction -; • *ring aide. The resources which Danmark has ••-• - • •44t 'obuitisett 14'the loan which it concluded last yew LoOden. will probably tend to have great intlu. ki,,,52 au to answer. -• • .. Majesty will set out on the 10th of Sep. - • for sod be present. on his wpy ' • .11111101 e. at the Awning at that part of the Osea 'CitiOlr which lenow, navigable. now poititivelY said that the sons of the • . aolut of Otranto (Fooche) have applied for so • ,: Of Naturalization, and that they will settle io . • . thenation. They are in negociations for the per :, stiiiie;of.Pacithrfintsiind. one of the finest estates is 11 :4011811; Which is Shout a day's journey frown this .2=l formerly belonged to Mr. Sittoa. an Eng- COPIIIIO4OIIIII. £VOOlll' 17. the Kieg N new OR the plea et .•I:lt Pl*" . . 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The hi/homier. it moo s eespriodoili bet will meow mew* en the' 13th etirtreaiii.!'llavatillag to in inventioa of Mejur-Cleliebl i eelt-Ditottar .f the goleito ligtrbiefige." L itek J. tale lighted, with ire of thlreeeet ielvell. .., • . . The Crows penesses.eloll the Governinnit received pirusission to remove to Siberia. ' The &sperm sets out for the Congress oa the 16th, sod wilt be absent only a few swaths. The Branum hisseeinseepoited lately to have Mid. that: he shsedd sot be AD 'ld* oboist ad woi publicly fitsted... . • • tem( Ins issesu.s. *noun 17. In the Imollrifoloootnlitk &her Prussian As thosities were 'ailed •IsSini Mai time p to mod Deputations to Berlin, to deliveribeiropionme speeding the.Cosstitstios which is so hoistradoced into the Prussian Monarchy, the provipeisl superior • keibrities is the Rhenish provisoes isle now noisided. the, silo, by a circular lettees.to Dees. r , 4hle *RIM inn* purpose. These Provisoes diem he it* • bail sispects from those of Old Protasis, • iblit various institutions that suit the sae ire not to the others. The Deputies will pro. %ably arrive is the capital towards the autumn. sad bribe end of the veer ten, the Committee which charged with the drawing np of the, plan far general cosistitsties for the •kingdont will be Ns welt infanta; by &rho of all the wishes nsd wants laid before fi v •thst it will. be able to present • gm . Oval Oen' Os ih Osirwunsents. Thus the Ringo &novel...Ai me* of she Stowe, wily give to Phelan a 'Constitution which, howeieri will differ' 'frois that at other countries, insansuch as the pep• vincial•peenliaritic* to the 'various pots of the ism. sniehy seillfho retained. and 'thence i difference miss in .the• faros, ethic* however will not binder die - fistrodnethis of a general representative um item* •of timi ''kingdoiste—fliornhorgh Tapers, Auguai 1004 Esebiage OD Londe.-37. 0.-47. 9. AVOWS? 44. • Gbeat members of persons catenating frost Spain to arri ve' here I . lemang them 11l is sjor.Cls -44144ebe affil libe Carlos O'Doinieß, wba left the Lase , nets at lielhobie this. firtisui Vitiseis eassoess den ming .1. Illaiseidltssiiiismi I. dot 'chi., Nit* ferro ! pinied 17 . Ve . ltd, and IN 9 1 479 1 Oil «W.. that ha w..w =eke only a short rear in that city. and then proceed to Navarre: Dam Queseds. will probably be obliged soon prepare for re-` ' passing the Pyrenees, for there is every resspu believe that he will not be able to make, soy cap*: derable resistsoce. The news front the provinces. (specially on this eitte•of the Ebei (soy our accounts frogs Madrid). - are yeti sonisinctory. The nomination of the new Mieistry hes given s greet spirit to the partisans ;if the Caostitution. sod extreerdinaty : base taken place in consequeoce at Csedises.flso. sods. Marcia, Alicaste, Cenhagene. Vii, Va." • • ' lentils, and other cities in the south. The accounts froam Gallieis shew that 'het pee. since costinses to enjoy perfect tranquillity, nod that the feeble bands which pifested the environs of Grease, have beelisliiiissrentirely destroyed. The accounts from Andalusia hive 'calmed the unessisent that wsientertaisied in - cOnseqaence ng' the insoutectioa in. the Serrano and Ronda.. • • The eonstitutionst pony st Madrid dilly she* more:sad nieworegssd fouthe Brifith Miuiste.r. • . The fawn pon,Pedeo of Portugal is wiipsotia. shortly et Madrid; this circulostuote gsmeo•shio go ?snows conk:elates. - • • The latest meow we hese at Bayern* of Qom* is. thst his heed-Twitters were, on the 22d. on ihiet, Ilsmoolsins of Lobo Lsinheers. This Puree summon' so shout 3,000 =en. Two bottaliouo of infantry, merkbereeavalry, had anode we n* span Estelle; marching along the motititeitis, while the consti• tuitional troop. were employed in observing the rest of the divisiou •of the Faith in the niontitaina of Ronal. but no the 20th. s corps of constitotionel troop* iu pursuit of Zsbillii. having penetrated Guispesese, into Nayarit.. tfie troops of Quest/ids returned to the ,head-quarterr. Both putties op. pear willing at present to reserve their strength, though the coesetitutional troops are in sufficient Imes to hold out any attack ; but such are the seder. frays Pompeii's*. because the reinforcements are daily expected. . On the 16th the Decree of the King, declaring the three provinces of Navarre in a slate of siege, was published at Sebastian. • The inhabitants of these three provinces. induced by the hopes iif re gaining their ancient privilege, ate hat little in clined to the new system, ■nd it it wholly owing is the protection which they ■fiord him. that Zabel& has Wen able to hold out so long.: , • The St. SeGooier% Journal state,. that Piinct Metternich has dechirtd in 6 counter vote, Omit Austria declines eniaging in the •rived interference is the agars of Spain, Wit:heel by Ltuaia. ILONDOW . ti! . ..--;iteNDioremimmess t, tett. Yietited. 7 . at • quarter past- Lee o'clock, his arrived at his Palace in Pall-Nag, from :10011,•wich, where his Manta:M . 444d at half iour...gfar pertieektro ME leer seireqrsta ••• -J' ~r • - .11111:111 . 114 reductious in all the Royal Dock fletio 110-1111 Aug them to a permanent peace.esta. 10111061. kin been decided upon. The number etiMiellisie mid labourers discharged from Ports. nmAth Deck-yard since March last, is about 300; abont [ ll3omoce ore to be discharged. These num• ben; Mill toclude the whole of the labourers and scatelmes, whose duties are to be performed by me chase& chitin the peace ; so that all the workmen in the dockyard retained (1,400) will be mechanics. This total numb" Memlesine of those who work in the wood millwrights' shop. and rapemakaw in Mormleee• about 300 more. When the bits* 'tilidutaged has reduced the [ whole to . ANA MN was it will then be decided 'whether the mess iholl 'resume working on Setup. .days t should they, the numbers will be further re 's-awed by discharges, until their number is 4000; but, if they shall matinee to work fire days only iethe week. the Dumber* will be reduced by esimaltim only, rimier that number (1,800) remains. 1111 e men afterward will be permitted to work hours and earn more money. Friday night illy men were discharged at Portsmouth, being the Mb forteightly discharge, with the addition of ten to tatabuisber. All the future discharges will be la. towers and emeelteen. There are still 1,000 ihip*tights in the dock-yard. it. is calculated that; eteateolly, nearly 900 men will be die -dined, mast of whom, with their families, it is fearfully apprehended, will become a burden on the parish of Potties. The Mayor of Portsmouth has, in compliance with a requisition signed by • great number of respectable inhabitants of that town and Portsea, called a meeting for Wednesday neat on this distressing subject, so materially affecting pro. petty and trade in these towns, and to discuss the propriety of petitioning his Majesty's Ministers to tame the convicts now employed is the Dockyard to be removed from thence, to make room foe the honest labouring class of the community, [ and . thereby averts as ash as nay be, the comequences this gdoctimi. . . ..-.lltirrenuet.—.Notwithoisadieg *lithe boasted ' , professions of the present Government of France, in r of the abolition of slavery. it has been for -Mae time asserted in the English papers that no elate nation in Europe carried on that abominable ir*ffie, the slave trade, to such an extent as the Imbjects of Loots XVIII. We have heard this • denied by the writers attached to the French Go. tenement, and were willing, in consequence, to think the statements of the London editors exag. prated.. Now, however.. we. are compelled to be all they have said on the *abject ; for, by an. thentic accounts received at Philadelphia from Cuba, we learn that a French brig from Africa • irids ass hundred and sixty slaves on board, had arrival at Hymnal' on the 10th inst. having been betioglit there by Captain READ, of the sloop of war Hemet. The French slave•trader had been . captured on the 6th, by the Colombian cruiser, Ge• •sere! Pees, and afterwards taken possession by Capt. h . r RIAD. Heavy as the sins of Naroteow were, '**tain free of that enormous crime of trafficking in-tamman flesh. !ditch is now permitted with * by the reigning family of France. 21. 4 110 eff•that his family owes to the Sovereigns of . .flimpsoray . without whose exertions it would have re. iliti . iestfor ever in exile, has riot had the effect of *glateisiiig titfavourable hearing of the remonstrances presented by the different foreign Ministers against continuing a system ao disgraceful to the national obarocter of From, mid sw ebhoereot to the feel. kg. of humanity. The Ministers, insensible to the sufferings of the much-injured natives of Afiica, present a deaf ear to their reiterated corn. plaints, throw aside as waste paper the numerous memorials preseuted to them on the subject by the other Sovereign*. and by pursitiog a course so un worthy the chariest? Of 1 greet natio., give a direct eacnuragetilent to iktin people to continue a trifle which degrades them in : the eyes of the wor!d ; bat the day of retribUtion will come; the cup of ini quity must fill sometitne-too hue, we su.reet, for .the authors of crimes that are perpetrated. but not for the cause of .justice.—(New York Papers, Jolly 27.) Letters from Lisbon of *the 17th loot, brought by the moil which arrived on Saturday, state that the impanels= 'foe on expedition spinet Bahia were in progresg. In addition to the division which sailed • few weeks back, consisting of 600 men, and which has ere this reached Bahia, soother de. tachineat of the same Airco soiled from Lisbon early at August. sad was to be followed by •bout i,soo more troops, which would complete the eapeditioo destined ogaiust Wis. No attempt was meditated gsroataptither'previoce of the n!gails... litteWsi =Ala arriv,ed at reti• 'or tios .Tnaisinn ran. consisting of three ehiprAf oar. being ' •• • • t• • at *ea; and to conseq uence o f the ism 4eterini nation of the Portuguese (invest $& disco.- tinue the paymeut of tribute to trill- hOrbetiano. animal encounter Was expected. it 'Sewed.- tions injurious to the Portuguese nemserce were anticipated. _ We are sorry to leans, by a kite! film the agent to LLOYD'S, at Malta, dated the is/y., that the plague has Riede its appearanse S daS cease opposite to Corfu. Extract fro. a Letter received from an Officer stationed at Corfu : " comm. JI/LT.I3, IBM " When we het arrived is this delectable Weed jes re. presented) Ger astesisheneet sad dieeppelatasent *ere es- Mese. This seethe preyed, ea experience, to ha the reverse if desirable, aid there Were few sameeget es time 'wield set have Prelkered the West hike; however, habit shay say is seessainateve, sod we are, per hire, assearrhat reasewiled Se t sow. The regiment (SIN) is at present 40/11114 Vii. three earspaisise at hats Magri, wee at Paso, tbsistashieg four here. It is expected we shall aredishilir* he fee. war plane. This dimness of the carpi 411 astde we* thee a yaw. I hope to ream:is here ;TA bad sa Na kS.id is, it is a theesaad times preferable as the oiler,. Tou may owes she to fereirlo yes with seen sews ef the stale of the war between: the (hicks sad Ike Turks, but is nip, as the only ieferseation we have arrives through the Papers. I be lieve, is the Mores only, she Ismer have the advestage: bet this I keow, that sever was war carried ine with such horri ble atrocities and &welly es bath sides. The aceseate yes have read,reelit lee, are slight is comprises with what have aeteally takes place. Heaeasity shedder' at the here real levies l Mary of oar lade have bed severe snacks of fever cad ether couppialete; at preens they see is tekesible heelth. It appears yes have had aseseal heat is asielsold he the seasee, were so than we have here Ceti visas Mss seine bees above V.; but sus honest thee is is Ni shire Telegraph.) A Flanders Mail arrived lost night with Papers from Brussels to the 31st last. The following are extract. BRUSSELS. AVOVIT His "Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge and suite arrived hers yesterday from Hanover, sod put up at the hotel de Belle Vie. His Royal Highness set out this morning for IL•adeas. Our accounts from the frontiers of France, dated the day before yesterdsy, say. that it was generally reported dist several corps of troops of all arms will very shortly receive orders to commence their march from the northern frontiers for the south of France. Already several regiments of horse and foot are spoken of as being destined for this purpose ; among others. part of the garrisons of Lille, Missy. Arms, Cansbrisy. Sedan, and Mets. A letter from Frankfort mys„ that the marriage of the Prince Royal of Sweden with the dapghter of the Disko of Leuchpuiberg is resolved Aspen. but that as the Priocess is Duly IS years of age, it will be deferred till neat year. It seems that the diffe. mace of religion will not be an obstacle, sad th a t the Princess will retain her's. She will bring to Prince Oscar a dowry of a milliat of .fronts, which was given to her by Bonaparte at her birth as Princess of B . ologna. It is observed that for some time pest the Jour nals of St. Petersburgh, and especially .the Coo. sersofeur Impartial, contain articles petiteesiarly directed against the present state of things' in Spain. It is stated in letters from the frontiers of Mol. &via. that the Sultan, to give some satisfaction to the Russian., has promised to have • Christian church built out of the walls of Constantinople. The time and place are not yet fixed. A house at Amsterdam has received a letter from Florence, of the 7th August, written by its cartes pondent in that city, as so answer to the repeated applications of Italian. French, and German homes, respecting the fate of the Greek marchants of Scio. He gives the names of 209 Greek merchants mas sacred at Scio.—(Brussels Papers, Await 30 Accounts lbeee Bayonne. dated the deth of Au. gust. speak of the affairs of Spain iu si More satis factory and encouraging tone than we •bave heard for some tune. The banditti, who, under the name of g‘ the army of the Faith," listre-of late infested the north and western parts of Spain. meant mails. tern the contest against the power of the econstites lion sad the force of public opinion. Theitat seems to have been much overrated. They oteelpy no towns of iinportarice, bet their parties quid: dm tachmeuts occasionally intercept the eremenemlees lions on the highways in one et tow prosionok and are the masters of sundry ►idges otenimafaisibi • It species of deseltory warfare may. by wadi imem" be sustained for months. to the greet injoey the country ; but, with respect to the ultimate fieebility of the constitutional system of government. It ear not offer any serious grounds of spprehemisin. A paragraph in the St. Seisarsion ✓eertal soya, that . 4 PriOce Mammy KM his declared in a omens' ter note that Austria declines engaging in the amm. ed interference in the affairs of Spain. solicited by Russia." What a number of points are in this paragraph assumed as incontrovertible ! We lib hence to collect that Bessie bad made a kind dap mend of the Emperor of AUSTRIA, that he Amid take up arms for the purpose of arranging the affairs of Spain. according to some scheme ot• government which it might please the inr periel cooperators to suggest; that notes ham , "st 1 4 1 11. 4 . 1 . 81 M leittm'a 7 —-1 its • :11•41,1•400 !ea ~ ••, •y ! • * BRlti PRES & i , o•I • thra between the Cabinets if Vi enna • Peiersbdrgh upon this imorta n t so b 1 1 ,4 'that at length Prince Marrbasitil, spirit of reserve, hat by a tensor. ciiielted the passion fir interference displays .Rassia Fee ear pop . Owls we do not b t that any regular plait of oegociation had • pursued upon this matter by the two a., silents now ?petaled, bat such le the spirit and prlntiples . of the ' ,tailgate' vernment, that we should have thimight the s q graph in the Spanish JoUrnsi twitch more prob if the agency in the story had been iitierteil; that Austria had been represented as the Ps seeking for the means of controlling the liberi Spain. It is in contemplation, with a view to the rep boas of the present Victualling Establishment open contracts for fresh meat, biscuit, and bear the Royal Navy. Souse sloutious me intended in the Cut EstablUkamats of altthe out-potts, which will I mutate the duties. and °cumin° a reduetiso is os number or oaken employed. Advice. fro Grenada of the 15th Joly. nat• Lloyd's on Saturday. with information that if. Royalist Spaniards had been enabled to raise; naval blockade of Puerto Covello, and to• th Ar in supplies for sit months. This relief is soi r, have malted frots a defeat of the Indepeue ,•• wisadroo by the Spanish ships of war Ligeta Hercule. on the ]sth of June. Accwots of date, havrever. from the scene of action. sake swamiess of this affair. A rkmerar. Paper of the 17th Juoe *snow the death of JOIIK Palace SMITII • Becristei Low. Secood Flical, and King'S Advocate of , Llsited Coiowy Of °Cinema and Essequibo. • The Omen 'Clesdower frigate, Captain I IL C. Stvicks; peered Portsmouth on • PSI frost Madeira, foe Chatham. She is to he iisic and re-conimiesiOsetf.' His Majesty's ship Leander. from Triunries arrived at Colombo. February in, mid sailed 3d a March, foe Bomb.. hie Military's ti Levessad Berieresta, whiled from tWe gc • June, for the Cape Of Geed Hope. His Males ships Rom and Marlin arrived at Suryrnstbe . of July, from Sslonies. Mr. Cs w r ins, in his speeoh at the farewell given by the Canning Club. at Liverpool. oa then ult., alluding to his Indian appointment, imid,p obvious cieesmatauces would have made it agreeable so him to have remained in this cone , but ea these in whom the law vests the power St point meat (subject to the approbatimi of the Cow . had done him the honour to think that he sigh the humble inetrossent of cooferriar soars be..;: oo the popelotios of an estessive empire. hi Li: not feel himself at liberty to decline a task at • . so difficult and so honourable. It may he k , inferred that the Right Hon. Gestleasso, , to India, to Casts a lank& limps* link ticked r slid that if his Mowers.' breasts should foi him in the Cobisse at home, it worald net Lv very difficult I. Wilke hiss to decks* his Orli* Isamu ra. . The Swish Gsaalte sairys-v* Although the. Tir. cumsionce has pm tripwrirml through the Lenses c;ints, we leans from us authentic source, Omits • tike of Wititausi.ote, sitorsposied thf d CLANWILLIAN end Mr. PLAIITA. tith torn, and rs now on` his' rotate for the .!ostinint, the station destined to bare been occupied by uv lamented Lord LONDONDIIIRT." No Mail arrived from the Isle of Man on the evening of Thursday last. at Liverpool, the sent blowing so hard the packet could not gain the pr. of Deoglas, comegoently no , letters from that oho could be received in London by the Mail which's" rived lateen Friday night. The Limerice News. mys- 44 We are very ss to leant from some of oar caerespoodente at Caps of Good Hope that the late settlers so t: coast were reduced to • mate of the severest pm lion, and that astir were dying of hunger. t Captain in the army, his wife. and daughter, ern reduced to such a state of distress that they sh".,- tfooed their horse to conceal their wretchedonr, and went into the wild. to perish. fa this est dittos of 'stream despair they were diecovered 'v Major PKIOTi• who. with his wife. sdruinistr-1 to them such comforts as they could commeal. and brought them hew. A letter Sam CI • Town of •the 14th of My ateatians that there g not a fortnight's consumption of groin in • colony ; and that if _the expected succours w not received from India the cousequences would of-the Most dreedfol description. Saturday being tits kw day of the 111221111. en littlintday fee the opecalotive iraustailiess mast of the (weirs stocks ; but it pas•ell sem " believe. without any defaulter*, although Mester the. dilfereaces most ham been very yea. Ali thaie securities maintain high prices. bet, etre 'in use el' two juirtaisces. with es material ulna itAlliamt. of the previous week. The testes at mem aim declining slightly, but from WO Cadge thou the speculative transactions iti rM lite current price bete is 94 f. with 25. 40. the rate of exchange. Russian new stack, gi. the notice for deferring the fiat payment. penned abort per cent. and remains stesily 06. Neapotitssi stock, after a regular ~dun.., twee 10 per cent. seems stationary at 77. to ' AMID species ofSpenioh bomb; those of I B>< % Its' bees much in demand on Saturday, for the wt! alai of the time borgalos in thein, malllllaa. higher price iu proportion. They were to dews I. at 64.- while those of 1821 were *riling at The usual difference has been about one per re Prussia.. stock has not fluctuated, the old ha 'being at pot, and the scrip at Ors. Danish how .ia sterling money ores at 89, and there in tun bane* at sq. The caftan«. of the teen oft hod payment in Colombian bonds has Myra. the value of that security, which is Dow 87. I . ' Chiba° bonds hare been subject to k's flues""!" thou in the week precediag, the esteem*, hem( 0 . mod ;sae. The last rim of Saturday am SC .17 : :•~ r. .;~ ~~., ? , ,-A