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- CITY, Tw aLv x o'CLoc x . SIDNEY TO THE KING. these dangers which encompass our institutions, and posi-
THE EVENING STAR. MAILS ARRIVED AND DUE THIS MORNING. -......- live afflictions which bear down your People to the earth :
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4 , lev• ,-0 o Gomm ilt, 0 0 Holland 0 0 Swears damental principles of Parliamentary representatioa-it is
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' ' "4- •- 4 14-404/7 0S t . ' 141,;) The re.eppeeresee et had moue bas prevented any meteds of ancient City of Lincoln, have spoken ins language not to provide that your faithful Commons 'ball fully, fnely,
fairld
- ----- - consequence. No foreign mins have crane to hand. and tha ledP to be misunderstood-much lees, to be contemned : y, an effectually be represented, in the Commons
•-. IA )N DON. listen are few la number ; consequently. at present we are without _ . l . le, and wen be lied_ House of Parliament : but without that immediate and
- " Our, burdens are snto
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a._ thorough redintegration, I. tell your MAJESTY that the
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30. The Como! Market looked heavy towards the close of bulimia reed l"-Thus, to their immortal honour, have rho •
yesterday afternoon, and left of in the House at 924 for the Ac- Citizens of Lincoln spoken: thus have they, openly and C"ealeati" Perish".
--11."8" A7:23/1 Baele°--gum'C°4ll4* L un"°e°' 11119. count; but afterwards Consols were done in the Stock Exchange Seth January, SIDNEY.
FOREIGN. FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. Court at Mil 1, sod opened this morning at 924 to 95, but little intrepidly, made known their determination; and other
Colon'. Bds.6 per (IA •-•
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Do. Ace. 251 boldness is going forward as yet. muses of your MAJESTY'S People-met together in COG- . maimillsollsmlsn
Da lids. I, set 4 3 Do. Am,
254 1 1 The Royal Exchange was not opened tin this hour, this being n's= ix HIGH Lire. An event, neither very
IDs. Ace. 221 e 3111 54 Port. lids. S p. Ct.
• Greet Bonds, 5 p Ct. 554 Do. Ace. St the Anniversary of King Charles's Martyrdom. stitutional convention-will speedily imitate the stirring novel nor very unprecedented in •• certain class of Moiety,
De. if 3525, 5 pCt. Si Si 8p Bds. 5 per Ct. lii The meeting of Parliament next week is anxiously looked for, example. but most extraordinary and most =looked for, when
• Diego Ace. 56 4 Do. 510, 13 i in hopes that Ministers may bring forward some measure for the we consider the present public and private condition
Alex,
hi Bda relief of the middling clamor the people, wh o are labouring at pre- Ct. Sp. 8d0.1523, 5 per Ct. seSIRE, there is splays' overlooked by your royal towers, of the partite, has formed the chief subject of cos.
BRITISH ANU FOREIGN sil A IiES, TW 0 fret' °Ci• • sent under great distress, and require immediate assistance. which cannot fail to recal interesting recollections to your vermation for the last two days, among the fashionable
• 'sisal PAM fit MAU. Up to the present time the Foreign Market is void of the least as
orsAJESTY'S mind. /
mean that
plain, Bina, whence circles at the West-end of the town. That which had
Anglo Mexican (les. at A 5 pm) too 100 39 interest, prices nominal. been hinted at, or vaguely insinuated for a day or
Brasinan Company - so s 79 Extract ore letter from Limped of the soh instant, posted at originated a nation's liberty-that plain, the witness of two, assumed a shape tangible enough for relation, and
Briellisp, Imp. (ins. 45 pm.) 35 30 • -it was pretty brmey stated that an Illustrious Permu-
te. National 25 10 271 the North and South American Coffee-hawse t-" Arrived the a nation's manliness and resolve-where congregating
whose attentions had for some time excited suspicion,
the 110th October. He bad conversation with the master of the
Beal del Monte 400 400 - se 511 John Woodall, Captain Ramsey, from the Mauritius : sailed on age,
Barons taught posterity the valuable secret, that coalition bad been detected in a most unequivocal situation in the
etemesmsexlmovvet
The Kino will bold a Privy Council at hisMerssrv's St. Leonard, from Swan River, who did not communicate to him is the only match for arbitrary power. Kiwos were dressing-room of the Lady of a Nobleman holding
a situation in the Royal Household. The Lady alluded
any thing like the reports which have recently appealed in the
Palace at Windsor on Tuesday next, for the purpose ofthere taught, that the meanest of their subjects have
newspapers respecting the failure of that settlement. There were to is the sister of a distinguished Peer, and the mother of
hearing the Speech with- which his MAJESTY'S Cots ahem forty sail of vessels at the Manridas, and all likely to obtain rights; and that they cannot be dispossessed of these eight or nine children. We give the story as we received
04 to is."without a commensurate
missioners are to open the Session of Parliament on ran". F2'40080 lamas were varying from £4l rights,to the it, without attempting further to designate the individuals
danger accruing HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. alluded to. We may, however, add, that the wife of
Thursday next, agreeably to the larsdworogation. We have not a single event sip to the present boor, either poll-
throne itself. the principal offender is excited to an unusual degree of
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There is no doubt of the appointment of Mr. Meanies. deal or 'Mil' to communicate. Mara is a stand um in the anew SIRE, Kings have a right to expect allegiance, violence; and that one of his relatives, in whom the nation
is much interested, has been more agitated by the
:nuke, with not the least appetite for @readmits' ; sod Consols but the People bave a right to demand protection.
disco-
to the Board of Trade, in the room of Mr. VESEY have continued the whole of the morning at 921 for the Account, , very of this criminal indulgence than might have been
new, your MAJFATY's subjects are still loyal-they exCd.-iforning Paper.
FrezoIR•LD. This will be announced in the Gazette, on alternately Buyers and Sellers, with little or nothing doing.
The Bank is closed; consequently, no money tiliniSdOOS an still render to your MAJESTY their dutiful allegiance- dote
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Pacguete de Portugal has the following anee-
or rime° the Cruel of Portugal :-Being told that
Tuesday next. In' the meantime, we have to state that gang f yd.
but they receive not protection in return. They are a lad had one day slapped his father in the face, he called
Mr. FITZGERALD is convalescent. These is the same stagnation in the Forties Market; and most the mother, and told her that the youth " could not be
..--....- of the prices of Foreign Securities are nominal as per yesterday. despoiled of that right, from the due enjoyment of which,
The woman was struck dumb with anew-
the eon of her husband, for he had laid his hands
A Second Letter to the Kum, from our distinguished me _ _ - alone arises your MAJESTY./ title to the allegiance which upon him,'
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and patriotic Correspondent, SIDNEY, will be read with NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
they still continue. But this condition of things must ment at this doctrine; and though it was an affair that
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intense interest. Its reference to the Lincoln Meeting, The
nimbus,
from
Bengal.
is
arrived
ed. cape ocay. . , . _. . , . deeply affected her honour, she confessed that a certain
Religioso bad seduced her, and that this lad was the
not be expected to endure . It is too unnatural, to exist
The kriends, from Jamaica, is arrived off Holyhead.
when one so much more important in its character- The Julian, from Buenos Ares, feardeed in the imarisel.
long-too unconstitutional, to be tolerated long-too fruit of her criminality. Whereupon the king ordered
as that, in which the POLITICAL UNION originated- ) llAlik inst. a°°Ala in tatn
52. long. at" lasesisswi' was spokes with 1)11 the friar to be ut into a bee-hive (corcho and
the odious, not to draw down on the abettors of the system, p
engrosses public attention, will be accounted for by the Dux, JAN. 29.-Wind KS. K-A light barque and two smoked to death by his son with brimstone matches
Knower. have paw teethe River this afternoon-names not re, exemplary and condign destruction. -such was the horror with which the rigid Mo-
date -it bears. We have received a third letter from ported. narch considered the insult of a son to a father ! What
But, SIRE, the patriot's eye is unable to contemplate
punishment-says the Pagueti-would FEDI° have in-
. Poamenouris, 11111. 29.-Wind E.-Arrived th Underwood
SIDNEY to the Knits this morning, which will make its wood, (rem Denman, and Kerma, Armatmegr front the Cep;
this proximate probability, without a well-grounded Bided upon blutuaL, who boa attempted twice in his
appearance on Tuesday. of Good Hope. Arrived from Luton. the Salmis, Henderson
.--410.- for Trinidad. ' fear lest the social edifice itself come down in one general life to pluck the crown from his father's head, and twice
savLsanvilahsavor
I,,adJyastuf.tbSeLlak-Ae.rrived t.hof Ardent Timman from confined him as a prisoner, in his own Palace-sad who
There is a shallow and profligate article in the Courier ' and New demolition ; and from this anticipation his mind recoils
would he have treated the religious mother
of last night; on the subject of the symptoms which are York;me and Prudence, Patiersoni_frOM_Stnym,. N
diss.the pore, the The Parisian beaux are not less careful of themselves
with disgust and horror :-disgust, that a corrupt'
now fast developing themselves, of effectual combination am Euroennia. ,teem "dime; and
as
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oligarchy should have brought his suffering country to in cold weather than the Parisian belles. Some dandies
in the people. It is to no purpose that the hollow- Casts, Jan. 29.-Arrived the Edina, Murray, from Messina. - - nave even gone the length of sporting a cache-nez
Fustoeme, Jan. IL-Wind N.-01' the port, the Womble, the verge of so terrible an abyss ; and horror, that the •
hearted and corrupt scribe vomits his crazy common- of silk or merinos. As many of our readers may not
from the Grand Canaries. Arrived the Venus, '
place, against the friends of regeneration :he cannot Leghorn, and Flushing. Kemp, from Lobos. Sailed the Iteehlue Constitution which he has inherited from hie forefathers knowthwhat this
em t
.vte.ryhitenelegant wordk
finesutts, we must_ in 7
stay the advancing wave. "We have not yet elleeittleaer,ure•e_feessitwan (River. should unwise. Rem f rom . should be threatened with such a parricidal overthrow. form
ens that partioflithe face literally
Green
the nose, wted gloves
been tole-says the servile Journalist-" what is the Sailed the Maria, ...-.. for glens Lamm.; These are not about to be common times ; the immediate also have been seen on the hands of young men of high
BiLfAlff, JAL 27.-A boat has been driven on shore at Bally-
precise nature of the reform contemplated, nor fashion, who find them a most useful defence against the
-is stisnoon, with do Mary and Francis, of Irvine," cm the stern, and future is pregnant of no ordinary peril-no merely mo-
n of much importance that we should, as there does !aside " Adam Hunter." cold when driving their tilburys.
=seimmeesse mentary pressure-no passing excitement. The malady At the levee of his Royal Highness the Duke d'Or-
not appear to be any great danger of an early ex- mentary
h file of We have a n Cape . Tows Gazettes to the Bth is too deep-seated to be longer palliated by expedients, leans, all the gentleman in court dresses had velvet smell
periment."-If, in this article, the Courier could be sup- Nov. morning. They communicate the murder of clothes and black silk stockings.
posed to be speaking from authority-which, however, Lien. Farewell, and Messrs. l'hackery and Walker,' by or corrected by temporary remedies. At a dress ball, lately, it was remarked that the greatest
his late deplorable ignorance of Ministerial Parliamentary the Quebies, with two Hottentots who were in heir Sian, it is my profound and unalterable conviction of number of the gentlemen had white satin cravats with
arriusgeineisb renders even more than doubtful-it would company. 'Lieut. Farewell and his party left Graham's these truths-my attachment to your sacred Peasow- lone' an& The pantaloons scarcely reached the ankle,
result from' it that the Noble Dyne is determined to stand Town in July last, intending to penetrate to Port Nalat. and the shoes had high quarters. The coat-buttons were,
d the still inte love which I bear my • •
On their route they were invited to sojourn with a Chief an in general, of gold.
out againaf the sense of the country to the last. A very
named Kasto, by whom they were murdered while slee i Coun which impel me to adopt this plain-spoken, A celebrated leader of fashion lately appeared at a bail
few days-nay hours, comparatively speaking-will re- in their tents. Some doubt ea to the fate of the Lieute- bo
png trY' ' in the costume which we are about to describe. Coat of
sincere hraseology. It has been well, and too truly
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hove those minds from suspense, who still hope any thing nant existed, one of the men who escaped having seen Planunes d' Infer, waistcoat watered silk, tight pants-
from the Duke of WELLINGTON. We confess, that him pinioned by the Caffres ; but Messrs. Walker and said, that there never yet was an Aristocracy, sufficiently loons of nut-coloured cachmere. This dress has been
we area not of the number : we know his Grace's Thackery were lying dead on the ground.generally admired, particularly the mantle worn with
great-minded to be wise: and how fatal an illustration very . _ .
, . • According to the letters from Madrid, the Spanish Go. it, which is really remarkable for its novelty and elegance.
predilectiOns too well, to allow of our entertaining anyof this remark, events now rapidly Mistiming to tom e- It is composed of brown peluche, better known to our
vernment had been endeavouring to al through
alternative between his fall, and the fall of the constitu-readers by its original name of plinths de soie. This
the medium of some of the Frenchg capitalists, with a tion are about to afford, I leave your MAJESTY to judge.
ties. We do, however, look with a sanguine confidence view to fit out another expedition against South America. But, beautiful material has some resemblance to bears' fur.
Simn with the destruction of this limb of limited
to the immediate and signal discomfiture' of his calami- As the parties, however, made the recognition of the i ' The estate of Muirkirk, on the waters of Ayr sad
' Bonds of the Cortes a sine
tots and ill-omened power. Every day bring! with it
the_., qua non, the matter had fallen Monarchy, is involved the annihilation of the mons& Greenock, extending to 17,500 acres, bag been purchased
by the Duke of Portland at 75,000. The rental is esti-
fresh•Svidenee, that the wretched principles-of which t° group' chical principle itself: I, therefore, dare hazard the in-
mated at 3,4001. The estate of Glenorchard, near Bal-
m front Jalapa of the 9th of November, state the
our contemporary. is the organ and the apostle-have lostsolent expression of my firm reliance, that You will be dernock, was sold on Wednesday se'nnigbt to Mr. Gray,
country to be ail ; it would, however, be some time
altogether their depraving influence. Their last hold is before confidence would be restored, and usiness was in wise in time-that your MAJESTY will not wait till die- manufacturer, for 10,5001. It contains 160 acres, and
is the • bosoms of the interested : but they have en- consequence very dull. the rental is said to be 4101.
organisation ensue, nor leave it in the the
power, A number of mquisiges have a piece of Marcella quilt_
trenched tbediselves in that fastness to perish there, as Letters from Cadiz to the 9th inst. mention that bu-
•en was entirely suspended in consequence of the in- when writing of Giotto n IV. to say- . ing. such as is uia for waistcoats. let in on each side of
the lights and prevalences of a better system shall burst ernes . havingtheir shirts, from the collar to the waist :it I. quilted in
prevented the communication with easant rains
around them. • . the interior. Goods were, however, offering generally Audift caves acuisse ferrum. dents de lash or in the plaits of the helmet. We owe
We think so very meanly both of the abilities and at lower prices, in consequence of the large quantity that this fashion to Portugal, where it is very appropriate,
SIRE, I have searched deep and intimately, into the because the waistcoats there are always worn very open.
monde -of the Courier, that we feel an involuntary im- had arrived, and the want of a market for them.
distresses which pervade the According to letters from Bogota, the arrival of Bolivar
palette apologise to our readers whenever we notice his The advtices from Laguyra of the 26th Nov. confirm all extensive and terrible
there was daily
expected,
and
the Congress
positively
.ion of Venezuela from Columbia, and state
vapid illibentlities : but the*the cold-blooded assertion. that - , country-I have been a spectator of scenes, the relation
to meet in January, to form a constitution.
mac set the dec. • n of the Aeta, were only dune
there 4s ma great danger of as early cepaievent of Re- disseatients, among whom was General Clement. Ge- of. which would wring with anguish your MAJESTY'S THE Pzaisnitio Pooa.-Tbe distress is increasing ; ',
ferm--ceraing, as it does, from this Treasury satellite, nand Pans was at Valencia. Porto Cabello, Victoria, paternal heart, and cause it to shrink within itself, there ere several theme. at! Palm" is_Lee_
_de and its pre-
en the very eve 'of the re-aesembeng of Parliament- Valencia, Maracas, &c. bad all decided upon establishing _ . cincts who are destitute of bedding, clothing, fire, candle,
and shudder at the bare thought that so much misery or food, except what they receive at the bands of cha-
eight' nettle escape onnbtiCsid: We repeat, that if our a "Mats State.
The advice. from Tam • state that the number of should have existence inyour MAJESTY'S dominions. ritY• On Thursday evening the sum of 2511. 10s. 6d.
contemporary could be sapiasetto put forward this user- . Tampico
was voted as four weeks' relief to 458 families, or 1,661 in-
sicktad wounded Spaniards there was 600. Dysentery
tion,itorn authority, it forebodes a dark Premeditation was the prevailing disease, and many had died. No I know that this is not the language, to which royal ears dividuals, whose aggregate weekly income was previously
and wicked obstinacy on the part of Ministers; for which of actual yellow fever had occurred during the summer, are habituated ; I know that it is not the language, which no more than 481.11 d. and the claims of 68 poor families
• because they were not suffering, but be-
-lushes we greatly mistake -the signs around nd-they Despatches, dated November 10, were received et the courtiers' tongues are accustomed to employ-but it is were retest not .
ned to be im ro r ob'ectsaccordi to the'
11i:,,...12,,i1ke-,;:ely;t2oa.„lm timi;.;lititt.4.lt,„l.7l44l..:l*re haste' time colonial
Office
yesterday morning,
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Co mill duty of the • to heed not the habitations =whileit I:Committee have
it expedient lay
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.1""s" - Adviees from Fernando Po, of the 4th of November, of the :himself with the observe nose
one, nor to down for their governance. Since Thursday, no less than
. ens 0107Iiingoontatoponu7 aspensikthal,•;,untY,meettolle i state tint the Commandant of that Settlement, who has 541 additioeal families, embracing fully 1,800 individuals,
out though be takes his-tote, probably.-like: Other slaves been ill, was then nearly restored to perfect health. of the other. Courtiers never ape& the undisguised have been reported by the inspectors; and yet those who
an income of only 2s. a week are passed over as
-front the Date of WELLINGTON, Iwo. °isnot believe Accounts from China were received yesterday, dated truth. Ind KINGS ought to dash those, who-rising so- have , . . ,
bo have no claim. Tbe subsersption lately reseed
that, blithe Noble Dirks, 'he deem:thew ominous can- -the 18th of June. The Exchange on London, at six perior to the courtly obstacles of formality-advance reeenal weshausted ; the
. di , - IS near y ly on band, in fact, is not
ffreicelieirierceS• in us;they• -eiPeat' the "eliVia lave had arrived from South Mistake, and were sold at 1 boldly when the public exigencies require it, to expose more than sufficient for another week's relief. We there-
if a diffetent denosninalion of drama. .. . . , to 1i per cent. premium. fore conjure those who have the means to step forward
* political miasma, and arraign the Onelni4Ml of the throes . . • and
-7-sen--- • again, and save the 'adman/sits deserving
-• • - • - - ./ ', • •• - • • • Lettere from %nbay, to the 10th September, quota;
if we have thstabied from noticing the reports which • -
„ ... • - - • • • the F:ebony at Is. . and freights to London, ,f 2 10e. ' • •
fia - Sian the subject who now adrenals your MAJESTY from tbs homes of starvation. We do not write in an
.. have geqn so industrionety..chnulatediluring• the lest three . , sgirit. We are aesured by the gentlemen
.. . per ton. -not in the tones of flattery, brit with a deep respect ex •
. days Mlatiaii.boSnillinkbik is Wisicame. ill the itmakedflek "A family of the first distinction in Brighton,has been • . : • who ve in distributig the public bounty, that
reaches this country through. the United States ought to thrown into the utmost grief and affliction, in cossequeitee
. for the Kingly Office, and sincere personal regard for- *entangle* terms in the knew would fail in convey.
be lookedrupon with' the 'natal suspicion.. Waall of afilitteinlie qn the part of a young lady (a dar •
Mr) his Kura-is alone desirous of opening your eyes to the Inge just idea of the wretchedness of the great
drerefbiAtiit the arrival of 'cliriercomintinkiiitinier, befori .tci destroy her. self by poison yesterday morning' silica perils, which environ equally Ili** throne and TuntrY : mass of der poor. We rather think it will
mei Ciir 'l,lliii iiiiii lii.niestion '
aid biting been obtained, and effectual antidotes idiot- et lest be Ina to convene a public meeting
we Sir the• =tali . Sate., ... .. e,re v,.F .1 •
..' nistered, hopes are entertained of her recovery. A Ole- and .if the- . weds of Ono, writing wider as rwisPiegis on the addist. A essreenondeet informs us that be
With Toga. ritn.the,rqpetitien ofthil Cabeinleaellialitme appointment in lave ii said to have been the cause of this certainly-bat not inglorioes-olgarunre, be worth visited Thy sassublis in casaPacy with a friend, 72
Li sa a anon,• their absurdity andAlsekiied- ars too pal-- sash attempt at self-destruction. .....„___.
__.;,. dwelliap be leidWl-row, Weavere-eqsare, Spitalfisle,
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paw e 0 'sett . nbomenik stusepta:-., Hoist by - the , The Trench Pape, - continue -to be {]led with article, -
°um/4°n' trust that his lama ""'"'' ' aspire-. HoldsworthAlde aod Musgrave-fold, at the Bank, hitt*
en disk iternal 'polities . YOU will excuse ray netkjpg *ions ass far poor mai inste exalted then the feeble town, and the follow* meths result of their inquiries:
VenetiVikaili, . *144, lii" iPriartal id "one caul", wfoestliaikihntlasal ai.the Maiden by •the election of &en.... is
*IA with -They Sand 161 idle looms,. whisk -have been so es an
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Prne4 'mi 6ulf&1141 ate Gigot, -atlisiatx, 'which-has made the Liberals and --"`"77 -,.._••77T-7..' agilifl".• .' The ir'''..------ average 37 1-341 days lack and only aims I°l3ln° PudY
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jaitidOes %end: .diein 1 oflloLivia. it . is. "rio inn: •On the other hind, however, the election of IslithilslifigriglOisetAYMArres• MAJIIOIIF srfoU; employed. In these 72 dwellings were 316 pu:s00:0
,ahrasev . - .40 0006 elsek,lthisses-ereßeeeeiro IL Sill. 'IS. , ilminst AO*. The andority In* tuna ha idainsid dimi :disjaltds ...mosontesmsa t sidi. is' whose whale income, =Amin tif chntitable si4 ce _
. -4 ioisik Wirt. ligmviisgisolveste- ily Ansionsbating Zleiseisir of Diptitim willenieerentlytmeaka saageoted
immitioicil woo 1ik.ra614,,,- .. • more than llea. sod • rooll * sets= for
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