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hope to the last—they dreaded. that the reports would•lre eon-
relei; and when the fatal truth could no longer be concealed,
heart-felt sorrow and lamentation pervaded them all. It was im-
Possible to find a more amiable obiectof private life than the Mar-
queas exhibited at this place ; hither he fled from political con-
tests. Harassed in the world by enemies to his measures, he
seemed determined at his home to make every one round him
afrlend, and well and fully has he succeeded. In every act
of Iciadnesg, in every step of bounty or of charity, the Mar-
ehtonet.s of Londonderry was his constant companion, and now
Prayers for her, and invocations of blessings on her head, ac.
Lori
all the expressions of sorrow from the people for his
t4ordship,, 10yz.,,

THE KING.
V.kastovTE,A LT G. 12.—Our px>3. and gracious So v E REIGN'
Pan
ed this P=ace yesterday evening at half-past seven. The
'"` Yacht was towed by two steam-vessels, at the rate of
tituen klic`ts an hour. Several thousand people came down from
thPa of the country to get a distant view of it, all regretting
h 24114 Majesty did not pass nearer the land, that they might
ha testified
their affection to his Royal person. The Royal
Y;teht not approach the shore nearer than six miles, and the
:i4l.leiY of steam vessel enabled her to outrun all the at-
szit Rciaathon, who were many miles astern. Some boats
:t °tit, and were gratified to observe his Majesty looking
--7kabbr weP, in cheerful conversation, and walking the
s'lec;:t
"ar'n ill .4, with Commodore Sir Charles Paget. The
tott''' and all the principal houses near the shore, displayed
d 1'3'43 of every description, whilst large groups of well.
kt„ ferzialett occupied every eminence, waving their hand-
° and chewing every mark of respect, whilst the
ttii 4r:tstY °f Captain Thomas Alanby, Royal Navy, enabled
°ld sailors to drink health, happiness, and a good
fO, eo 13
o 1113 aj esty. " God bless the King," was the shout
elerY : " God save the King," was the feeling that
til..e'' in every British bosom. As long as day-lig
e ht remained,
wiheits of thousands followed the Royal voyager with fervent
3es *his safe arrival in Scotland's capital.
[Extrart of anolzer Private Letter.]
tzpec' st'ds of 12,000 people were on the Jetty and beach,
svee
'4le the King would have run through the Roads ; how-
that was not the case, several Gentlemen, I may say
114ed3) in pleasure vessels, &c. run out at St. Nicholas
tit d sainted his Majesty, who was glad to see them, and
gill °ff his sea cap. At the rate the vessels were going, they
eex,-- at Leith to-marrow evening ; the rest of the fleet is not
-4541'0: there before Wednesday night or Thursday."

Pea.
a ate CITY, TUESDAY EVENING.
letfaes have been received this morning from Malta,
rt.t"'the 11th Jul which state that an American sh i hadust
114-0164 there fro-M. Napoli- de Romania, bringing the informsion_
tat ea
.e oapitalation of this fortress,and adding, that by one of
be transported in French
itaa i-71e1,!8) the Turkish garrison w.
of ellglish vessels. The repeat.edasaaTertions and contradictions
eoat:a"tora of this place shew its value in the estimation Of the
Tarigirig pasties. -Since the capture of unfolt_u_ntateveSeceion,finthede
the. i',3 have notboasted of one adYantoglanu. they " latettZlblig 'aims to merely contradicting tne successes of the
ko-.."lhßat every communication receive_ 4 ofooloatteesftrrla the
Pel Zae"arkte°)oages ahehope, that tlaniedrrees_ueslttaofhtlbiseh
the
caiiva banns from E Pe, liberal . will
ltlea,7l empire of the Greeksr in the Mediterranean and the
the aeat'. At Constantinople, on receipt of the intelligence of
letee'''Llt_of his fleet, the GRAND SEIGNIOR, the inhabit ts from perpetrating the en I
tolae.,_ an urder,
.mineorodermto pre-
Ptit7t7, 2orfie hundreds of G ks and had them publicly
thoaata aewth• This is a Government, ent, however, which is
Ala._ ' to 'be .worthy
aye from of the especial protection of the Holy
4.417, atiatetthe British Ministry.—Mercantile Mercantile letters have
-St- Petersburgh, dated on the 23d ult. The Ex-
4-17(a.te on Jaendon • was at 10d., and trade was very dull.
lq 1,209 casks of' Tallow only hadr been purchased' at
14t,e,• Hemp had advanced about per cent. the kprice
taXtp•a2aid having been as high as 85drublHere on the
1.. 4 nak trade is very dull. Tallow had declined fully
lad i. 43' *The best Ris worth 365.,
4ssian
Yellow
Tallow
be obtained.
geta a 64ta1l quantities perhaps is. more might,
e,,,,aa be
4-zia las. to 371. 103. In Flax scarcely any business
i y 501. to 521. per
a"-1/4aa.l. Tfa;l7, the price remaining nearly n
.T-"'ikrt lath' day an improvement inerthade
-anu'icPal'a(kike. 18The Coffee sales went 0.. briskly;inan2dsofocralVseosft
pod arara°°Osand fine middling werersold at 1335. to 1403. ; and
aio,frotlk.i.e;zoldrdaitniaorisa. ttololsosis.to; Iles.. Of Brazil 400 bags of
it wasood ordinary. Sugars
Irliieas;'` Illore readily; 300 chests of Havannah were sold, the
/". Per') 4P g but not fiae, at 345. to 375. and e yellow at 265. to 1
toms cwt' ;: 150 bags of fine Phneato sold briskly at 94d. per lb.
%fiat, ,t(°' Zane opened this morning low as 793, but reflec-
est% the
Probable results of a late deplorablea event tended to
they el e°fidenee, and they advanced to
cause}Bo,
ttoctie."ed• There is no well founded for the late re-
aL Which price
their '' and a .few days will probablyaeinstate them at
4ettt aTillaer Price, if they do not farther advance. The pre-
-4"
in gilt, i3rosPect of the establishmentofliberty in Spain
lides eh caner quarters must add to their security ; be-
,ct die ceaP Provisions must increase theproductive industry
1,.-ee ai tioatry, the best surety for the gpayt of
ZgZuCericis• At this moment these prospcts latisivenreoanl
easseaao-, and little is wanted to realise themexceptlonae,
tVery ea 11.0 f civil and rdigious f.reedorin a I Ld giving
tlefits. "Puragement to other nations who aspire at the same be-
'PLI.P &.st j 3 Much better to have intercourse with n_ ations free
-4 th:-Perrals, than With the same nations poor and oppressed.
they °Le case e y are able to return eual what
t'tke. eiti've, whiLiti the other they are able neither to give!reennotr.
aaaeaa. "areeapee Cent. Reduced are BO}" i, and Three p
'I
4-'4l:- 49i,: 80i•The Three and a Half per,Cesn_taaara.
tre,f,,. 't
he Om fours, • and the New 1, our, 99iii V..
few taatiefers have bee lade in any of them. Foreuig
still
they r „snot so free sale as they have bee!i of late, b f
abeea 111IY loaintain their value. Large purcnases hayeElantterly
,:alael,t,t,ia,da hi them by foreign eapitalistsaand the ,
'% '-' tne aalvantaae of the profit attending the agtDe • on
j, English
6, . • ie
i's'adts4.4ll3actions Tlb French Rentes are 93. FrussianB)7oll.
Is', raid the New Fives 86a
.;. Colombian Sixes are 87}
87
km = Old-Ronds 64A, and the New 6* Danish
~7
_r:
itra:l.l eavi)°, lit" 75a. Russian Metallic Fives areB ii I. ill
h'e 8611:34-411-b's New Loan maintains its value at 3 , Chili
'at tits w` •t 1 ettod Austrian Fives Metallic 79.
'.°l*th -..a" 'won] be derived from his Majesty'sAmon visit the
to b
the.
Z She sti"' 9PpOrtlitlity which it has afforded steam navigation
be
n.-41redt ttitl "Perioait over sailing vessels must not con-
fast f ...le least •itaYvalue. The Royal George, confessedly
bays ita"SteSt gat% ship in the Navy, was rowed down the river
d k)1411 steam ve-sel (the Comet) with the utmost celerityra
wage.e Going th'rough Yarmouth Roads, the James
al.,,st-
la firggiag the same ship ten miles an hour, and liAl,Alaci eta, fateN which sailed from the None at the same timehoursil
4,,ftetw ida not reach the back of the Yarmouth Sands for 5 "lebesa,a'l• Had the steam boats been at liberty to have made
ye
:l'„C4,l°,,%their way without the yacht, his MAJESTY MTh tha
thill i. ~`'diaurgh by them at six o'clock on Monday evening.
,'"'acoe'ae''''e roost extraordinary, and by far the most important,
'we t• wijaaYeOf Modern times, but still the art is only in its infancy
'etryeee_e "alarnease improvements may it not be expected tha two a-'6a, C,lPei ienee will add to steam navigation, which in about
?etieir 4 has excelled all the boasted perfection of British naval
itzt, 1; -b6Y the evidence laid before the House of Commons,
`at ttioreell Bufficiently proved that in a tempest steam-ships are
v°!ltataa- e 4t•s'' and also safer, than sailing-vessels; and. with
kik% e.; waLti'd's, or in calm we.' ather, their great superiority re-
aata? ulustration. Much, however, will yet be done before
s''.,aitiZehea- that perfection to which it is, no doubt, capable
g•-iiliorniag Chronicle.)

Leo. ,„,,,,...—_
Pest
_`ers dated the 23d of April were received
Pr:iruay from Valparaiso, which confirm tie
otht:(4l3 accounts that the port of Callao, and_
tll-0-1 Places on the Pacific, are blockaded by
are
,Panisli frigates. These vessels, it appears,
e,„ture Prueba and. Venganza, the same whichf
Qua' Lorrnally surrendered to the Government o.
CoarZlaclUil, by a Convention, signed by their
been -4"4" The affair is now asserted tohave
of obta atratagern on their part, for the purposeh
4t the4hling water and provisions, of which t ey
ofo._ time stood
nteie
4 43'14111 i I had
in great need. The Governor
f
no vessels at his disposal o
Co " atr"th to 4relltiou, - . punish '
the violation of the

SUN-OFFICE; Two, IVCLocic.

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON,

A report having been generally circulated:this
morning in the City, that the Duke of WELLING-
TON. had been shot on his arrival at Calais
by the son of the late Marshal NEY, w.e
felt it our duty to ascertain as nearly as
possible the accuracy of the report ; we made
diligent inquiries at the War Office, at the
Foreign Department, at Messrs. Cox and G REEN..
'WOOD'S, and at other places where we thought
it probable we might procure correct infor-
mation, and we are happy to announce that
there does not, exist in any official quarter
the slightest cause to suppose the report to be
correct.

The following article is extracted from the
New York Evening Post of the 13th July :
" VIEW OF THE STATE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN PERU.

Cl Gen. La SERNA is at Janja with upwards of
six thousand men. Since C.tNTER.IC came down
in September last, and in his retreat, he has lost
more than one thousand men, in consequence
of which he has not made any other attempt
against Lima from-this City. There have been
detached 3,000 men for Oreguipa ; the remain-
der of the troops of the line, amounting to 10,000,
have been sent out of the Capital, and cantoned
in several passes in the Mountains, the Capital
being garrisoned by the town militia. The Pro-
tector being about to depart for Guayquil to
have an interview with BOLIVAR, entrusted the
Marquis of Tare Tagel with the Supreme corn.
wand. Having arrived at Truxillo, he was in-
formed that BOLIVAR would not come for some
time, in consequence of which he returned to
Lima. The European Spaniards were ordered
by public Edict to take the oath of allegiance to
this country or to depart from it, with permission
to take their property with them ; those who did
not comply were obliged to quit the country by
force, and to leave one half their property for
the benefit of the State. The Archbishop of
Lima asked for his passport, and went to Spain ;
the Bishop of Truxillo has been obliged to quit
the icountry. The co4gress of Peru were to
meet on the Ist May. A Committee was selected
at Lima to draw up the constitution."

THE Tuenram.,---The Comedy of The Hypo-
crite, taken from MOL/EHE'S Tartuffe, and first
brought forward in au English shape under the
title of The Non Juror, by COLLEY CIBEER, who
though a very indifferent poet was a very skilful
dramatic mechanist, and many years after re-
moulded by the wretched BICKERSTAZr into The
Hypocrite,. was last night revived at the Hay-
market Theatre. The part of Dr. Cantwell
was assigned to TERRY on this occasion, and
though it is not thoroughly Adapted to the
dry humour of his acting, yet ►ie supported
it with judgment and effect. He will doubt-
less, as he is more mellowed in the character,
to use the technical terra, render it :more
prominent. The illazcrcorm of LISTON was
admirably ludicrous as well as characteristic,
and Mrs. CHATTERLEY'S was as animated
and pointed, with some touches of feeling and
spirited indignation, as we have ever seen among
therepresentations of the lively Charlotte. The
subordinate parts were tolerably well supported,
but on a future representation we expect to see the
Comedy more effective. The house was very- well
attended, and the play throughout well received.