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John, nitw iit-tigt4o,li • njtit; a frice . ign Prin c ess, • is the subject of goo,' at conrers:tion.. . . Generrl Laggrile,.Comin.siolant at I\ll4airS.,,has teteivedirtris Priissia the Order of •t 4. - - the UM Cagle' of the 21 Class, in recompense for tOok , place in 'that - .:-! • (. . A Society of learned Greeks have agree() .to found a Lyceum at Athens, a ntlV) establish:lt Mu scum. Many foreigners have engaged to. furnisq conosliftible sums for the establishment.' The Colit . Vapci d'lstria, Minister of Ittissia, - interests himself very much in the affair. Several rich English Gentlemen have subscribed large sums. Besides the Prussian corps of .the Army of *Oc cupation which extends from tote ei-ilvvant Duchy of Deint Monts to Metieres., another corpaiii can toned on the Moselle, and extends from Treve,4 to coblenta,. The grand head-quarters arc still in that town, in . which place General Gueiseman is at present.. The fortress of Ltixemburg has also R strong Prussian Garrison awaiting - the decision' of the Diet of : Frankfort asf to the number of troops, 19 coniiiction with those of the Low Countries, and Germans which are to compose this garrison. VIENNA, SAN. 21.—The Austrian troops still occupy. Naples ; it is thought they. will' remain there until the King of Naples Shall have paid to 'Austria the 0,000,000 of ducats, which this Odwerdemauds as an indemnity far tbC expenses of the war. The Arels. , Dnehess Maria Louisa very re tired at Sehossohruun : she los diiicharged several Trench people from tier suite who indulged them selves in the use of improper remarks. otoNTIERII.OIe.AUSTILIX, JAN. 20.-r-Scveral let ters from Vienna announce Cie pregnancy of the Princess Henrietta, ivife of the Archduke Charles. The' plague has appeared in Sclavonia, in the toviropt of Esseck. The Court of Munich has consented to. the ces sion of alt the provinces which Austyia desircti to see united to tier Statei. - The negociations have now turned upon.. the indemnities to be giveni to 13garia for these cessions. . •40vic?4, Jati. 31.—Smite of the absurd reports -circulated ht several parts of France have Spread bell.. 'Thep • trare been yeetived by the citizens via) the deserved contempt: , Abottt 30 persons :have been arrested, and will be delivered over to the Tribunals. • • ; Among others is that which Aims, that in the iast Market at. Rotten not more than 30 piece 4 of stair had been ,sold, while it is notorionsithat ifet let's than 4950 . pieces of merchandize were sold, -Ivhich makes a difference of more than 1100 pieces above the former market ; and T 2,424 grams , of cotton, making a difference of 309 kilo. rams. Tilegtain inarkct • was equally, well fur- Wait .FILENCII FUNDS. per Cents. '66r; Iwo t. Baulk Actions ILEMEMBEJL NEX.r. DAY i XOUR EORTUNE MAY DE,NI AVE. Two PILIZI;,sOF 126 t 0041 V4N FAA. • TWO, PRIZES Or so.ono POUNDS, wl FAILING IN THIS LOTTERY. NOT TWO 11l ANKS To A Mitt. • . • . . iiithIVEDI Dublin, 3 IVaterford. DUE--1 Liition, I MI. • land; Gottertbarcii, I•l6niburgh. - • ITICE titi3 DAY 'AT F sTocKR *wt.:l 4 yr 0:01.00Ks India llundc,2i. pr, Excliett. Bills, lc...Ails. J. pr. Oninium, Ditto for rayment, (;ups, fur Aucuunt, GI Bank Stock, 3 net Cot. Red. (min yer Lent,. Cons. 6Olt ? 4 pirCents. ;we Cvut.NavyAnil. AO ;83 J.Sur i tt L. Ann. 15.7-161131 MOH WATO,R XL' LONDON BRIOGE TO-MQllll,O*. minutes after t 7. kreaini, ISalitiatei'aftet THE SUN. sootm kw's victim rm.sum ? ' ' LONDON. TtIESD.IY, PPBRUARY e, ISte. ' The Paris Paperi to the 3tl arrived this morn ing. They cgntain a notice that the News Rooms, &c. have been closed pr() timpore, till the Police 'pike them under new regulations. The English journals, it is said, are rather prohibited by a •heavy duty, 3s. 6d, of postage, (bail by a Police ,Regulation, though the liQentiOusness of some Of them furnish too good a pretext for the latter tneaSure. - it appears that the British prisoners in Paris 4ave'ttot been liberated on bail as reported. • Last night, upon the motion of 140 . r4 CASTLE- ItgAGli, the House of commons unattitoously. rot "cd an Address to the PRiNCR ItfiGERT, praying -his Ruytallighness to order the erection '.of a lgo. ;Influent to commemorate the services of the Navy In the late war. His Lordship proposed,- in ordei• that the Army and the Navy should be Placed ;ni the same tooting, that the Monument now moved for should bear the same reference to the battle of Trafalgar which that voted last yeitr will have to the victory of Waterloo. This was, certainly the only right course that "ttld be taken after the vote of last Session, tut!t . tH liTlis paying, a proper tribute 'to our imniiillo ' N an', which has, by a series of unprecedented " %I C!grits, erected its .own most glorious !ropily, 4 9u . t asetassing that splendid triumph ' whin seal e d illitymf the naval power of our Eaetoies, with th at whichput; a their military chreer. liktre were set eral hints worthy of llititOre•COO • A l vtiOo s tl thioWn out in tk cotiew of the . . Lige. I: '-Dahl be a isollt.l PLAN. to i'eCOUelie tin the tUfficultiel which wereaeknowledged, Might not n general Mottumeuf,..a lllsheol) for eXillll. • A t r pie, iu honour. of our warl:iieeploils,be erected; and under thissublinie canopy be raised, not only the eontruemorative columns of WiIICHOO and , Trafalgar, but of Salamanca and the Tile, Toulouse and Cape. St. Vincent, of Barrosa and. Camperdown, of Vittoria and the first 'of June, and of the multitude of brilliant achievements, the names of which would fill our columns. ae their record would furnish inateriul; for every pillar . and arch of a NatiOnal Pantheon.. Last night, in the Howie of Common!, Mr tVesTERN gave notice of a Motion on the Agri cultural State of 'the Country, for Tuesday gen- uibht. It is riminured that the vacancy in the Cabinet by the death of Laid BucKINGHAMSHIRS will be filled 'by Mr. CAZ4NINC, and that some ministerial alterations would be the onsequencc.. Most sin cerely shall we rejoice to see the splendid talents of this enlightened Statesman added to the strength of our Country's Councils. We yesterday received 'a .private letter' from Paris, which states that " the departure Of the Duke of Wer.talloroti from that city has been postponed sine die, in consequence of a communi• cation received by his Grace front the French Go vernment. It is deemed more adviseable that he should reside for the present in the capital than repair to head . -quarters, in order that the Govern ment may have the benefit 'tit his advice bn certain points, RS 'well its • from the probable necessity there may be of recalling the army at the shortest notice."—" The disturbances at Lyons, it is now `acknowledged, were of the most formidable and alarming description."—(M. Post.) Private R ecount's front Paris state, that during the late tumult at Lyons General GRENtliat, for merly Member of the Pro% Government, and Chief of EUGeNE Ile4unAnxote.Stalf, previ ous to- I 14., was arrested, tried, and shot in the course of the day. Other accounts merely say, • was killed in a tray. ,After the breakiog up of the, Cabinet Council fm Sundae afternoon, Lord CASTLEREAGH tent of a King's Messenger to Brighton, with a• copy of 'the'dispatehes ,brought from the Duke of itbloTON, alld the result of the (I(lN:rations of the'Cabinet upon them to the Patticii. REGENT. The Minden man .of war and the'Doris frigate arenrrived from the East Indies and St. Helena : the former took a. cargo. of provisions and live bullocks from the Cape to St. Helena, and left that Ifiland'the Vitlt of December. Iluortaemac •emitHrited to reside at the cTtrige ; ,every thing wt 4 petfectly quiet, and provisions of every de scription were in plentifol • At the. Isle of Bourbon, on the l2th of July', the Governor published an Address to the in h a. tants In favour of the cause sit Louts XVIII: On ttie'tsth of August, a grand ceremony took place . on the presentation of colours to the, regi ment of Angouleme. . . . In letters front Corunna to the I:ith tilt. it is stated dna the rcsi,tance of the Cnnstitntional Party in Gainer» - abd - the Astinias to the mea surei.a the Ciitirt daily 9 tonnies'a More dei:hive aspect. Guerilla parties bane been formed in diffe rent dfstriets,-Juntas have been assetnbled, and a sort of Legislation adopted by then) for the guid ance of their common system. A paper called the Patriot has been printed, and pet into circulation throughout this pact of Spain, calling on the in, habitants to stand forwatd and vindicate the na tional independence. lutsti Pases.—Died on Thursday afternoon, at his hotise in • MerriOn-siptare, aged years and nine Month, JOSHUA ALLEN, Viscount ALLEN, Baron Allen of Stilineeme..—The death cif AEI) FITZwILLIAn, Viscount and Baron EITEWIt.- LIAM, was last' night a subject of conversation in the Houses of Parliament, but it has bent. tradicted The Earl of CARLISLE is still in a very alarming state of health. The Nuremberg Correspondent of Jan. 26 con tains a letter from Paris, of which the following Is•en extract, the falsehood of svhich it is not ne cessary to Obit oat :—" A few days ago, the Jour , :al de Paris teas suppressed at the desire of the Duke of ‘Vellington, because it contained a parotid between the Carthaginians and. the Eng lish, which the Duke found offensive. In other respects Aso the English proceed it) Paris as core querors, for example, they cause plays, books, and pictures to be prohibited, which represent their nation in .8 richt:titans light. Thus, on the 6th,of January, ellook disappeared, mitten upon England, by one Pill et, :who had been. a pi Natter of war in that country. All the copies have . been bought up by•the Mike, and the author has re eelved notice not to publish a secinni.edition, uu der a severe penalty. . Jul the same Manner, all the caricatures. upon the English, which were lately to be seen in great numbers, have disap , peared."- • ; • • Abont.loosail of men of tsar havt4been sold . ont. of ,theatertice, or broken up, since the .ceisa- : . tion of hostilities. • We,are wiry to observe, that the. agitation in the collieries, in this vicinity, noticed in our last, has not entirely , subsided. The neighbourhood .of Dudley and Tipton has been disturbed. by riot ous assemblages•of colliers and others, during the' ,week,: Yesterday sennight a•party attacked• Mr. Zephaniah Parkes, near Holly Hall, put a rope round his neck, and threatener! .to bang him, uns less he acceded to their illegal demand; an d a reward hits been offered for time discovery of. the offenders. , Great numbers itssembled in and near Dudley on Sulueday and 1110nday; b u t no .bo icr particular act. of outrage has come to out know ledge and, we have great satisfaction in stating, that the Civil Magistrates. have made such at -rangenienta for the maintenance" of: the pea ee as circumstances demand, and' that troops arts ar rived in all' the neighbouring tOwnsi—(Bioning ham /*raid), , , • fvfe! • • • na , rrrL- iiitiu . Weintsien. to .I*.y MS iiltgliioaCe..Aft ou r industry ,could colleet re.peetipg: the . ivg Ship tvrecic c►n (Ile Irish 4tit A Irehre att anx ious Public. How tWiclk does every botout feel fpr these'dilasters falling on the Heroes w Q. have so: nobly stuttlittell the glory of their Country in the' day of battle I tFRO . NI LLOYD'S.) .Lots of the Boadieen transport,, apil not Onr Hound, as stateil in the letters from Ireland yesterday • KINsALB, JAN. 31.—Went oit ,shore yesterday evening, about two miles to the Westward of the Old Head, the Lord Melville transport, . with ,six Companies ►►f the 62d Regiment on board. Owing to the ht►rry and confusion caused by the event, thirteen of the soldiers tool: to the boat, eleven of them were unfortunately drowned. The re r m,,ii►der of the tii:iCOltipitnieS, and the crew of the Lord Melville, remained on board . uptil low water, and were alLsayed.—rThe ! Boadicea „trans - e • port, in company with the'Lord Melville, having on board 280 of the s2d Regiment, seeing her compst►tion on shore, hunicili4l ely came to anchor, but the cables were soon cut through .by „Pic rocks, when she came on shore, and dreadful to relate, 220 out of the 280 perished. Another letter shys—" Sixty only have been saved ont of the I oudicea —how ntatl of the crew of the reisel are included in this statement, does not weer. [FURTI-16:R PARTICULARS.' To the full details' wlrith we were .. 7esf'erday enabled, exclusively, to give respecting these melancluily catastrophes, and to the information coimuun to all the Journals of this . 'evening, we have only the following further particulart, which the Cork Advertiser of the Ist states to have been communicated by * Qumletuan of Kinsale, rela tive to the shipwreck of. the two transports oft the 'lead of Kinsale : " On 'cum!Ay evening last, the two vessels svere observed to be embayed between the Old !lead of Kinsale fatal the Seven Heads, the wind bltming a gale front the S. E. ,They used every exertion, tout adopted every expedient to weather the Ohl !lead, its vain : the peril of their sitita tine increased every moment, and towards dusk an account was brought to Ale, that the ship would its It short tinte be ors shore, and that the brig had dropped her anchors in the hope of rid ing nut, the gaits. Shortly after the ship struck, het boat was launched, ishd • Suatined with Ove sea men—two Officers and two Ladies, an ASSiStant Surgeon, a Serjeant, his wife and child, got into her, its -the hope of gaining the, shore—in a few minutes site Was struck by a wave and swemped, and, melancholy to relate, every soul gris h e d,,. With the exception of one of, the sea men, who reached the . iiiml4eai:cely alive. All the rest of the people of thee : hip fortunately remairked i n h e r ; at low water, in the cosine of the she was h'tt nearly dry, and about I or 2 o'clock they succeeded, übder Providence, In getting safe ly to laud, to the minsber of about 4UO The 0,4), we understaml, was a transport, called the Lord !Melville, with detachments of the 59th and 6 . 2tt regiments for Cork. At the commence- Went 0 . 1 . the eight, the brig being at anchor, and farthei‘ off shore, had to all appearance much greater chance of escape than the ship. _ She Was distinctly seen by the Revenne Officers and, military party, with a light at her top- Mast till after midnight. The. light .and vessel tlettOtisappeared altogether. • It stilt blew. a t e int mious gale of wind right on the shore—the sea 'ran mountains high, the rain poured down in torrents, and the night was pitch dark.— Under these clivutfistances the most gloomy ap preheosions for the t.ste of the brig were enter tabled. IVhen the morning dawned, these ap prehensions seemed but to., well grimuded,•as the brig bad disappeated altogether. However, after a diligent search for sonic time along the shore, the of bey were discovered amoni. the focki, which lie between the two strands of Pi tiar ! . rerti Town, hod Where she had been driven after partinau her ' - cubrs lo the night. Upon ap proaching the wreck, a most !wall-rending scene of Misery, arsolition, and dealtli, presented it- IA the view. The %resit! seemed to be e confused mass of timber, plinks, and hoards, brolien to pieces, and intermixed . with piles 01 tread bittliei, men, women:, . and children 7 --,istrOf to the wreck was a . melt somewhat 'eleeated ,ahove the surface of'the water . , rind upon this were seen about 80 or 90 poor human. eiea "turei, who ierau tO it from the v.eviel and were still alive. The people fritat the shore communicated to them six welt as they &told, that 'ftbeironly chance of safety. was in remainink where they were mitirlow water; halt either through Impatience of the misery of their situation, or from the Impulse of despair, war aU 'of them plunged into the sea, and endeavoured to gain •the shore, ,but in vit'in, as most of them perished in the attempt. Munn 50 . remained int the rock until lino water, and' were Saved." " We have not been able_ to learn the name of the 11- brig she was a transport, .and had a de tachMent of the 824.110gimeut ula board, bound fur. Cork. tite have had ditiCrellt rii:eutlitts of the Munberof this detnehmeot ; only 50 Or 60 escaped from the; brig. Wit have heard . the name of m t e of - tire I** e ois of the 82(1, who way sayed— tittitotince it with ocitt pleitsiire for the relief at la s family and friends, Licitt. • The nom! it-11. 4 !na l - b e satisfactory 'to. atate, that 26 sail of trattliports, hniin g on board the 12th and nth ltvg i lnvlli*, and part of the 16th; 25th, 35th, and ead iegnnents, and the 2tlgarriion battalion, ha" anlythl iu safety it the Cove of Coll. ORCANAL POETRY. I:4111 3:41W On the Afoth:rn 7:btu:rice Practice of Cu ! :t . Tax on 11:cii• puriks, to f 0,14 not in nrrd, Nlify Artuvi "Ivor nolket— ri,“,l Cy titeil I pr:iyu tti lo LI such • i • I,et !lieni in titne--ere they find,,,when too late, While tikeit pot*e.t. thvy edr,,ty to iturclia-e Gnepl:ite t , E'en way ic cur you . . New Inn, Fel,. &ORIG. TARTAR. - ARRIVALS AND DEPAI:IVREt A 11 ItIyALS. TIP EA T ' and Countess, of Corentry.anil f uutY, .iu Piern. treatliani; the Maequii . awl Mil k edlioness of At.,,, gleseu,., at, ilribridge flisuse, . hngtou-gor.lens; lion. Mr. Harcourt, iii**New.Norfolk-street ; lloyager Countesi‘L of Li- , rerruol, in-tienford-street;.Pari.-lane, Earl find (.:Otiocss of Buckinghamshire, tatty Stan— ley, in tipper Groseenor-street-; Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. in Piccadilly, frot,n Ranishury Manor, in Wiltshire ; .Mts. in Queen-vinare G.enOrtl de Grey, in Welberlz . ttreet ; tiencrAl coutier, 11 . ! Lower lierlieley 7 street I, Mr. Piers, M.P. ,in Harley-street; Mr. 'l'. S. (Jewell, 'M. P. its Piceqilfy ; Lord. Clifton, float a tours Lord Bishop of Car lisle, in Berneri-strut., I)El*.tllTUttq. :Earl of -Britlet4aier, from Orosrenor-squate, to Askridge, Marts ; Earl I.rcTulatO, .frow ditto, to Ciorbitiolittry, st.. Ate fiertst.Puke of Beaufort, from ditto, to Badminton, Gloucestershire; J. Vernoriasti. (root Tilliey•street, to can terhor,yl the (*uuntess of Makborinigli, un a visit to Lady Mottiuti, at Sandgate, near Folkestone, in hent. • 1 1 6. VAIEWS. DEAL, FPB. s.—Caine down from the nivel. the Swallotq, WILsoN, for Beigtil ; Emperor Alex.- nuclei!, LOw : 1 : :s, for Le horn ; Anil, ANDEPSON, for Bitenos : Ayres Mary, NOBLE, for Pcroam. boco ; 4 p r isputch, OILLAtio, for Bourdeonx ; Sis.% ters,.DtWfor ilayre Guitialoupe,'SMPTlf, fo► Malta i and the Anti, SANLRY, I'm' the river Pate ; .end remain in the Downs with the whole of the outward-bound as before.—Witui W. FALMUUTI.I, FF.11.3.—"-AreiKed tile Ajax, ToNos, from LoudOn fur Leghorn, kitty, an much • .. niageol,lititig teen:obliged to thromi. 'part of her, cargo overboard. its the..-.l.tne,ienn brig Eli s za, EDGER, ALISIVr, irom Havre fur New York, in a leaky state. Sailed the .Jobty, RUDY ; Unity, WM. SKY ftlfro-i. for London ; anti several. cortsters.--4Vintl Fli.E, i)uncombis and liotind transports with troops for Cork. COltk, JAN. 29: Arrived totirteen sail of transports with troops from Plywolith RIO Ports.. mouth. • The...km"Oti'on, Crptlin Bowes, intended to be 'etuliturcd:Pli thg,goast lieztail,-is-comOctst iii men, atld.perfectly'ready for sea. The Argonaut,• bobpital-ship, ltaB been paid off at Chatham, and re•comtnissioned by Lieisteintut J.latt:s ' JAazes, her fo r mer Com matuldr. The Har flew, 4t that port,„is to be fitted as a Lazaretto. Cydnus is found to'he so defective, that it is 'supposed she. will be 1)4;4 of HMI broken up..— .The Pembroke and Crown ave about to he broken up. The Elephant is to be reserved far "[arbour. service. 4 • )11 a w,4- ), ,k culled La illartduint ilevalutionnaire, published it„Vilris, the persons who have got rich during „Are Itte: mentioned, with the M11116(014;4' nipuesand rank, and how much. e ach c0.4441,6010ribi1i,e 'the rxpeuses r,t the war. The tutst ,3tnoitots to 700 This book was Apo94typyessril,by the. police. A ictterstmeivcil yestmluy morning atinnuuces tiny ,failure - of it }Linking-boos:: AK Mitnitt wich., 'o,heihire. On Saturday, n con. sidernbfelAuse: in_ the city, connected' with the COW tOpl►o • ItO 4L AC ADAM Y ..-1411$t night S. M. W. Tun. rati. ALA. delivered : Lis fifth Lecture, 'ail stie Princitirt! of Perspective, at the Royal ,Aca.. dewy. The object of the Le a r ne d hof esio r t . iR this Lecture; was to shew the crifincetibit between nuptial. and 'pnrallei Pcrspertit e. from several tlirigrauts, in which a combination of thr prin ciples ofench were plain atid appment. 'Accord. in}; to br,. BROOKE TAVl.iilt, I.lll3.otilvrt, it WAX manifest that both ingplar fiv e * l in i ng frnin the Shtlle itvliiis. The Learned. Professor then iixplahicii :tiir principles Of *tho Doric, Cnrintiiimii, and 'mire stifle, and pointrit out,, from u - series of I)rawiligi; ttilich . lie halt OiipUre'll,. the particular puilits"or sepoitiolt which Aivingiiislied . eicli: Mr. TurtNifies Draw ings Were, its usual, Itielliy finished and ca Yalu. natory, Uniike . our - Itindern Oartica, Of Vashion, Fortune , scenic bt.l more partial to the ett , # end 01 „ the town than til the tvcsq; this it is, we suppose, which luta induced nfreZ,/,, with whoiti she has been domtsti tutfaA mithe time iii ,. Luilgate-street, to /Ten an. Other Office at I), barithill—indeed the fair (*W iles* deset'ved nothing leSs liii bands than a compliance upon his part whit her deisires, for ,however clefs may be accused of heti leness to Whirs, bile has, tlrose who have stied 'for her 'fa roars throned) his agency, been• must constant, as may be seen by the list of Copilots Sold, by him in the list 1 igl4 . - Moat and 143 which , nu dbobt, many more will shortly, be added, as Oit Lottery begins Drawing on Wsbansf)Av, We tonlerstand that numeroni.applicat ions haVe been made to,obtain seat in Convert' I-Intl tot Va. lentine's Day,, the 14th inst. ; so very attractive. slems the present Lottery Schethe, by having al the, Capitals floating in the Meet, including- Two Qrai l d. Vii.tes of 25,pnil Gui i neas,, to be paid in Gold, Two of 26,0001. &c. &c. all of wuicli may he divided on that hat:ft-ging day acid thOesare Not Twe'lllanks to a Yrize, and every lilac will be prockitned twice, if wiot ealcula4 toes say be:true, that . the othk'are 5 to 4 itifttyoitr of a Prize in ro Numbers, we shall 'heattiiiir . e rrizel predefined thee Mania, .