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itaxa, AUG. 30.—Metalliquee, 941 ; Bank Shares,
107 g.

nausszLs, sErr. 9.
A /3ritish Cabinet Minister arrived hero yesterday from
L(4140a with despatches for Berlin.

tracts from French Papers will be found in
"other column ; but they do not convey any
late tews from the theatre of war. The details,
however, are interesting.
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'tters have been received from Santiago de
Chile to. the 2d of May, but they contain no
Pattieular news of a political nature. The rainy
se4on had set in severely, threatening inundation
f
°4l the Cordilleras and the overflowing of the
roers.

New South Wales Papers have been received
to the Bth April, but they contain no news.

THE PARIS OP SUTTON V. MILE-END.
Pi_ t:r. "as an appeal from an order for the removal of a
,inoLeners (with whom was Mr. BRODERICK) re-
-4
-}7Ted the particular attention of the Court to this case,
eh 'was one of peculiar and extraordinary difficulty. It
.(agte ared that Robert Goodwin, the father of the pauper,
114 nlereted in 1788 to a young woman, named Mary
fY• He deeerted her in a short time, and betook him-
e,b.tn an adventurous coarse of life, in the progress of
ti th he married an Eba• abeth Field, with whom he a,
gni at Sutton, in Suffolk, in 1792. Whilst there, he carried
I,l,"ery extensive business in swindling; at length he had a
ht.. 7 directed to him, annonnoing that a large fortune had
co': bequeathed him, and requesting that he would instantly
fat" to town and take possession of it. The story of the
%,tine had its desired effect, it was implicitly believed at
4thn, those who suffered by ;him before gladly gave him
1;0141 advances, and one of his dupes actually allowed
atuaughter, then a child only twelve years old, to accent-
ilfe,.."3int up to London, from whence ho was to return in
days,lit as he himself stated, in a coach and four. The
G. girl had to find her way home by herself, as Goodwin
," disposition to see his friends at Sutton. Whilst
b„"via was living at Sutton with Elizabeth Field the
1%7" pauper was born, and was afterwards seen travel-
t;Phent with him in several place.. The father con-
a-itdied foe several years to live in the most retired manner,
lee ,°,42,6kewing himself where recognition was likely ; at
hi:"` at became a fishmonger at Whltechapel, and there
zdventures closed.
to gibt Cltaxamaar—l apprehend that you have two points
at 44,blish--first, to identify the pauper with the child born
tt„,"tnn in 1793, and next, to show that when the alleged
wile age took place between his parents, his father's first
was living. If you establish those points, the pauper
mustgo ti.)
Sutton, the place of his birth—for, in fact,
314:411 then have proved that he is a bastard.
Do ~veral witnesses were then called to establish these
among whom were the pauper and the lady who,
Lonelonly twelve years old, accompanied Goodwin up to
Ita 474 from Sutton. The evidence was purely circnin-
_,n"alv and the CHAIRMAN complimented the gentlemen
wno got it up, upon the satisfactory manner in which they
tna qtyut a case which at first view presented so much dif-
fiet
Tlve order for the removal of the pauper to Sutton was
then confirmed.

Sir HUDSON LowE transacted business with
7;l' GEORGE MURRAY yesterday, at the Colonial-office,
"otrning-street.
Mr. PEEL and family. left Brighton yesterday
lOr tmen, on their road to Sir ROBERT Pzat'e, in Star-
fordsitire, where they will remain some time, and will pro-
uibbly then return here for a great part of the winter.—
'ighton Gazette.

The following is an extract of a letter which
*" been reoent.ly received from a gentleman at Sydney,
f.\:ev South Wales; the Mr. Coreour mentioned in it will
!remembered by our readers as having resided for a con-
4'derable period in Brighton, after which he was transport-
for killing for killing a Sheriff's officer who attempted to arrest
Lat Surgeon CONOLLT, late of your place, has get
tu ticket of leave, and is rapidly amassing a fortune."—
`iriefAton Gazette.
NEIV LIWIT-lIOUSE.—We took occasion to
ention, in August last year, that a light-house wan to be
;eeted on the Mull of Galloway, and can now state from
Manal knowledge, that the buildings are in progress, and
All" be finished in August, 1829. The eentractors are
b:13". BREBNER, and Sccrrr, Edinburgh. The elevation is
; and independently of its utility, will prove a real
:;!'irlltftt to the giant Mull. The tower, when finished,
"and 85 feet above the law, which, added to an ele-
sa'''n completely natural, from the level of the eta to the
Pox of the rock, of 270 feet, will render the beacon, when
blaming, one of the highest and most commanding in the
`Da
xinidom. The total expense is estimated at 8,000/.
tufries Courier.
DINNER TO MR. LAWLESS.---lIIS
t),!ti Al" ENTRY INTO KELLS.—Wednesday being ap-
for the public dinner to Mr. LAWLEsE, by the
t'rited inhabitants of Kills, on his return from kings-
hart, where he had attended a public meeting on that day,
\,,• thin
met about half-past six o'clock in the evening,
Itnin four miles of the town, by about two thousand
t'irsorati from Carlanstown, a large village two miles from
k
The profession moved slowly on, until at length
arrived at Reach-oft, the splendid seat of the Earl of
t "I°E, about one mile front Kells. Here a novel scene
Plaoe, the precession was suddenly interrupted by
out five hundred beautiful women who rushed forward
demanded to draw the representative of the Catholic
Nciation the remainder of the way; opposition to their
tVoest was unavailing, the men were obliged to resign
Post of honour ; they retired behind, and the women
'eceeded. After having gone round the whole town, the
t•L'atalcatie halted opposite Mr. LAWLERs'S hotel—before
tt left the carriage the assembly gave three cheers for Mr.
4wLess, after which he went into the hotel and ad-
reised the people from one of the windows. In the course
his address he said he would bring the county Meath
:reen to Derry, aid that they woull heat all the Orange-
fletts and as for Sir GEORGE HILL, the oldest woman in
connty wout him•
This excited coniderable
:leiter, and the women . all cried out, "we wills go with
ll to Derry." At half-past eight o'clock about sixty
etttlemen sat down to a very elegant dinner. The Chair
al filled by TKomas Nnettmr, Eget., of Westfield Cote - ; Ulu r,DWARD FLOOD, Esq., .
acted as Vioe-Preti-
-"t.—Dublin Freemen's Journal
It ig with unaffected sorrow we have to record
Most distressing circumstance which took place this day,
IsLich it is supposed that at least 19 unhappy fellow-
Ntriree perished. An old row-boat, in a rotten and
rZtk7 codieion, started front Annadwn, early in the
"g,n a dinhunes from Galway, upo Lough Corrib, of
t eight miles, having, it is calculated, about 31 per-
't/h" *n hoard, who were oomiag to the fair of Galway
e boat and passengers proceeded without obstrnctuni
eti,..11 they arrived oppoeite Bushy Park, within two miles
IN-rjahraY, when else suddenly went down, and all on
Perished, except 12 persons, who were fortunately
t'etted from their perilous situation by another boat.—
te'teen of the bodice of these unhappy creatures were
ex oat of the lake in the course of the day, and pre"
thnte. d a meet heart-rending scene, being surrounded by
tle friends, who corns to identify them, and by whom
they Yeti-a removed in a boat to Annadown. The boat was
to 'nth an unsound state as to render her unfit for the
Pa"ag*. The nufortunate accident occurred by a sheep
nita leg through one of its planks, which produced
aiaak, aorder to stop which one of the passengers ap-
tted his great out to the aperture, and stamped it with
ie foot ; in doing so, he started one of the planks alto-
gether, Which caused the beat's immediate sinking, having
been overleaded-10 sheep, a quantity of lumber, and
,ahout 31 persons being on board. Eighteen of the bodies
),'lve bet!" found, 12 have escaped, and one is snpposed to
yet missing. Major Dicrsow and a party of the 64thf`eginaent attended, and rendered every humane assistance
jlo their power. An inquest was held on the bodies by
Nostlißtexereur, FAQ, Coroner, at which JAs. O'}IARA,
',sa., M.P. and J. H. Bunts, Esq., Mayor, attended,
nd the Jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Drown-
ing." The following are the names of the persons drowned
Eand taken out of the lake :—BRIDOET PAADER, MARY
°S.TELLO JUDITH RYAN, BRIDGET HYNES, MART
"c"VM,ELL, WINIPRED JOURDAN, MARY FLYNN, BRIDGET
Ur, CATHERINE MULLIDY, MART CARR, MICHAEL
int! I.llt, 'MICHAEL CAHILL, JOHN COSORAYE, JOHN
o
THOMAS BURKE, PATRICK FORD, JelIN
Thtr" . ant TIMOTHY GOLZT...Connaugitt Journal of

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

F?'.031 LLOYD'S

DEAL, SEPT. 10.—Wind S.E.—Arrived from
London, the Apollo, Blyth, for Bcrbice ; Agenoria,
Drysdale, for St. Vincent's; Huski*son, Blake, for
Jamaica ; and Ganges, —, for India.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 10.—Wind S.E.—Arrired
the General Estagura, from Corunna, with 235
Portuguese refugees ; the Flora transport, from the
Mediterranean ; his Majesty's ship Pylades, from
Cork. Passed the Lady Faversham, Adler, from
Bombay, sailed May 4, St. Helena July 23, and
Ascension July 27. Sailed the Alfred, Hill, for
Madras.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 9.—Wind S.—Arrived the
Ann and Elizabeth, Kendall, from London to the
South Seas, having on the 7th inst., at 12 o'clock,
been run on board of by a Dutch sloop off Scilly,
which carried away bowsprit and fore channels, with
other damage; also the Jane, —, from Palermo.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 9.--Wind W. to S.W.--
Arrived the Rising Sun, Kemett, from Messina;
Aurora, Kraft, from Ferrol, with 310 Portuguese re-
fugees; Frances, with 120 do.; Arnett, With 111 do.;
Mimi, with 105 do; and Aurora, Elerday, with
400 do. Also arrived the Lady Wellington packet,
Jones, from Buenos Ayres, sailed 23d June, from
Monte Video 27th, and from Rio 13th July. Also
arrived the Duke of Marlborough packet, Bell, from
Lisbon, sailed 31st August; the Plover packet, from
the Mediterranean, is entering the harbour, but it is
not likely the mail will be in time for the post.

BRISTOL, SEPT. 10.--Arrived the New Volun-
teer, from Demerara; Anthony, Castle, from Quebec.
MILFORD, SEPT. 9.—Arrived the Portia, Ebbage,
from Odessa. and Constantinople ; Rapid, Warren,
from Leghorn.
PENZANCE, SEPT. 9.—Arrived the Anne, Dry-
borough, from Oporto.
CORK, SEPT. B.—Arrived the Europa, Bowen,
from Jamaica ; and Ythan, Currie, from Quebec.
LISBON, AUG. 30.—1 t is reported that the Gra-

tidao, whiah left Figueira the 11th inst. for the
Bratils, was captured on the 13th by a privateer.
The St. Bento, from Oporto, and two other vessels,
are also reported to be taken. The corvette and
two brigs which sailed from hence on the 15th
and 23d ult., said to be for blockading Madeira, have
returned to-day. It is reported that they left the

Island on the 3lst ult., St. Michael's the 12th inst.,
and have not seen the expedition sent for the re-
duction of Madeira.

The Nestor, Presley, from Santos to Valparaiso,
taken by a Buenos Ayrean privateer, afterwards re-
taken by Brazilian ships of war and carried into
Monte Video, has been condemned with her cargo.
The George and James, Carry, detained by the
Montezuma Buenos Ayrean privateer, got a-ground
the 25th of May off Cape St. Antonio, lost her
rudder, and was abandoned.
The Peruvian, from Liverpool, has been carried
into Rio Janeiro by the Maria Isabel Brazilian
corvette, under suspicious circumstances.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Twmz,ric 0' CLocr.

There is a general want of business in the English
Funds. Consols opened at 884 4 for account, and
the same for money; a sale of a trivial amount turned
them sellers at 884 for money, at which price the
Commissioners were served, and they are now
quoted at 884 4 for account, and sellers for money
at 884; there is no particular feature to notice in
the Stocks, which are nearly a blank, notwithstand-
ing the return of the Hebrews to their occupations.
India Bonds have had little alteration, they closed
yesterday at 85 7 pm., and have been done this
morning at 84 5; Exchequer Bills are somewhat
lower, being 79 3 pm.
. .

In the Foreign Funds the transactions have been
very trifling, except in Brazilian Bonds, which rose
one per cent. on the arrival of the Buenos Ayres
packet, which touched at Rio de Janeiro; and as the
report still continues of peace being likely to be ad-
justed between the two Governments, and Deputies
having been appointed by the Buenos Ayrian Go-
vernment to go to Rio, hopes are entertained on this
subject, although many have their fears. The Bonds
are now 64 ; the Rio Herald states that the pre-
liminaries of peace offered by the Brazilian Govern-
ment to the River Plate authorities have been ac-
cepted ; the Exchange had in consequence risen to
31d. per milrea. Nothing has been done in Buenos
Ayres Stock, nor has any variation in price taken
place; Russian are quoted at 941 -a ; Portuguese,
54 ; and Danish 634 4.
In Shares Colombian arc 1 per cent, lower, being
the workings in Imperial Brazilian Mines 4 dis. ;
having come over short, have caused them also to
decline 11. per Share, they are now 45 6 pm.

Three per Cent. Consols, 884 seller■ ; Ditto, for Account,
ggi I; India Stock, 243 ; India Bonds, 84 5 pm.;
Exchequer Bills, 72 It pm.
Foxazer.--•Branlian, 64 1; Buenos Ayres, 43 4 ;
Cbilian, 26 9 ; Colombian, 44/ 4 ; Danish, 634 4 ; French,
Five per Cent , 108/ ; Three per Cent. '73/ 4 ; Greek,
19 4 ; Mexican, Five per Cent., SO I ; Ditto, Six per
Cent., 40 ; Peruvian, 22 4 ; Portuguese, 541 ; Ru4sian,
944 4 ; Spanish, 11 1.
MlNes.—Anglo Mexican, 674 des. ; Braxilitn, 44 6
pm. ; Belanos, 145 S 5 pm. ; Real Del Monte, 115 105
dis. ; United Mexican, 18 17 die. ; Colombian Mines,
5 4 clis.

TWO O'CLOCK.

The French Rentes having come over by express
71 to 74 5, has caused Consols to be stiff at an ad-
vance to 881, buyers. India Bonds, 86 87 prem.
Brazilian Shares, 42 4 prem.