Star.
London, England, 1831-08-23 00:00:00

ZITOITII AT VZIA CRUI.-10313.

126,171 dollars.
37,386 ditto.

We hear, that 38,400 dollars have come by the
Mexican packet, to pay in part the dividends.
The late contenttons in the London University
merits special notice, and it is difficult to divest the
proceedings relative to Professor PA TT 'sow, of the
character of error. It is, at the ...me time, utterly
impossible, that such discords should not ruin an
establishment which ought to have been sacred to
concord, order, and science.

In the Hovel of Loans last night, some Peers
entered on discussions about the coronation, fitter
for the committee of management. Lord Wick-
low then was elaborate in defence of the Irish yeo-
manry, but Lord Grey indicated a settled determi-
nation to dispense with such a partisan force. The
Archbishop of Canterbury announced a bill against
pluralities; and the Duke of Richmond caused a
Bill to be read a second time, for giving unlimited
power to parishes to employ land for the poor, and
to enclose 50 acres of common land for their use.

In the House of COMMONS, Col. Evans pre-
sented a most impressive and powerful petition
from Mr. and Mrs. Deacle, which we propcee to
insert entire to-morrow. He introduced it by
some very suitable observations, but the Speaker
thought it ought not to be received, since it com-
mented on public reports of speeches in the house.
Nlr. O'Connell and Mr. Hume thought it unobjec-
tionable, and it was read. Mr. F. Baring,and Sir T.
Baring, Mr. Wilde, Mr. Hume, Mr. O'Connell,
Sir Francis Burdett, &c. spoke upon it chiefly in
commendation, and it was ordered to be printed.
Sir R. Peel sought information about an ad-
ournment, but Lord Althorp stated that none could
take place, except over the day of the Coronation.
Lord Eliot, in a long speech, rebutted certain
observations made by Mr. O'Connell in a former
debate, exposing the misconduct of the King of
I lolland to hisßelgic subjects. On which Mr.O'Con-
nell, in as splendid an extempore speech as ever
t, as made, entered into a complete history of tl.e
%exatious and injurious treatment which Belgium'
had experienced from Holland, proving every point
by reference to facts.
The House then resolved itself into a Committee
a Supply in regard to many minor points.
.A debate followed on the second reading of the
ins Duties Bill, in which much was asserted
4',01.it there being a breach of faith with Portugal,
arid in particular by Mr. Hume on the flagrant
beach of faith with the wine growers at the Cape.

circumstances of the lons, and also of the capability
for performing the voyage ; there are numerous
rumours, but it would be unjust to all the parties
concerned to give them publicity, especially under
the present feelings of intense excitement.
The accuracy of the following additional parti-
culars, with which we have been furnished by the
friends of a very respectable gentleman, who is
among t he number of the survivors, may be relied
upon. When the vessel struck, and was going
down, Mr. Tinney, jun. the gentleman alluded to,
who is an excellent swimmer, and two others,
stripped off their clothes, and swam to a plank
which was floating in the sea, and contrived to
cling to it. He soon became insensible, and ,
remained in that state, not having the slightest '
remembrance of what passed afterwards, or of

Among the passengers were Mr. and Mix.
Foster, from London ; they had been stopping at
the Rev. Mr. ".!teward's here, and dep *led on
IVedneaday. They took with them their ser%aiiis,
carriage, and a little dog. The dog on .y has been
saved. The Rev. Mr. Owen is sitiyossd to have
been a passenger. lie was a Fellow of Jecus Cu!-.
lege, and had just been apppointed head master of
Ruthin school. l!e had visited Liverpool for the
purpose of purchasing some books. It is also
supposed that Mr. Jones and Mr. Faulkes
were on board. 'They were the masters of Ban-
gor school.
We regret to find that among those who perished
were Mrs. Egerton Leigh and family; Mr. Leigh
wan drowned about twelve months since at Burn.

At one o'clock this afternoon, &Cabinet Council
assembled at the Foreit:n Office, where they cot-
tinned in deliberation for a considerable period.
This morning, his Royal Highness the Duke of
Scssex, had an it:terview with Earl Gam!, at
his official residence in Downing-street.
Temporary .seats are shout to be erected in St.
Alarktret's (71.urct yard, to view the precession of their
31ajes lea, the Royal Family, the Not:misty, and others in.
gagtd in the cee.many of the colunation.
Vauxhall Gardens were perhaps more crowded
tut night than on any previous °evasion during the pre.ent
*noon, the entereinntents having been got up m humus of
his Majes.y's birthe.ay. The tfaidens were illuminated
with inure than their usual spkntluor, and the lirewtake
were in perfect tri.:mphs in the pyrotechcic art. 31r. Green
repeated his bigot ascent is tits bantam, and its effect on
first rising, illuminated am 1- was by a direttarge a bine
firework., vim grand and imposing.
Chantrey's statue of the unfortunate Pitt, in
Hanova.squate, which has been cloaked up is • roll of
dir,y sackcloth wort It was pLced upon its pedestal, wins
unveiled to the public yettatday morning between 11 and ii
o'clock.
Yesteitlay evening a numeroust mood% of the
ateliers of herr took place as the Paul's-Hand, Cateator.
s:roet, and a petition to the Home of Commons was agreed
to against the amended New Neer Ac'.
At Queen-square Police-odice ”sterday, the
driver of one of Neieoe's bomb sta s.teatf ss wee feed 154
for having 1 spoil the swab above the meal height.
It was roved that the luggage was S Indies above the hal, he
altotoy Aft of Psellowswt, and 511 e. pee hub le the
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----- -- -- - ----- --- -- ------- -'— -- -- ol -- PrOWS/eS VIJOrg &WIN KJ Rowe wen ewe sane v seicknottitate. anu oars ; tne sea ran nign, anu the winu mew •. venm- (young) Lowy mustin goer', mu CKWII UCTII. 1826, 'IO 14. Long Anrnities• Jan. 1180 17 1.18 17
inanry, but Lord Grey indicated a settled determi- (Signed) on. W. BULK BLEY, Foreman. hard from the east. It was soon discovered that lace, with sitv.r clap, and the name 'it at. Lucas, and white Annuities, Oct. Inc
—; do. idr. 1,60,
' India Stock.'
" To the Coroner." cotton
.ato-kitiga.
nation to dispense with such a partisan force. The she was filling fast with water—the fires were . lee 9 ; do. &ads, ear I peto. South S a Stock. —.
BODIES IDENTIFIED. —Mr. Payne, of Green- 3 I. caul... dark print own, black silk bonnet, worsted New Annuities, Out £lOOO Exchequer B;;;;;. 89 ; £5OO
A rchbishop of Canterbury announced a bill against gate, Salford ; Mrs. Wilson, Marsden-court, Man- ti
on
'lend extinguished. In this dreadful situn- ttnckino, leatlor shoes, gold live. WA) hair. round face, do. 89; £lOO and £2OO do. 9 10. Conn& for Account.
p!uralities; and the Duke of Richmond caused a cheater; Mrs. Hammond, Leeds; Mr. Wm. Tany, ion le Idthsay Castle continued for more than 'aged 64.- - -- - : 811 9 ii.
Male. dark brown coat and waistcoat, drab trousem,
four hours, and just as the break of day afforded ekFOUR O'CLOCK.— Consols $l 1.
Bill to be read a second time, for giving unlimited Bury ; Mr. John Leach, of the firm of Messrs.the 1. •of 1. h I b:own mucking', linen snirt, and gilt watch, maker Smith .-.....-eas.
°FES A vc. 7.—A supplement of the Jotirnnl
Hoyle and Co. Chester ; Mr. Rogers, Wrexham ; passengers a g =meting ig t, to see tte Sc. and Co. Dobliii.
power to parishes to employ land for the poor, and tual horrors of the scene, the voice of a Liverpool d Penh, of this date, announces that new 01
Thomas Whitaker, of Bury, aged six years ; John 7. .!ale, black t, black fancy waistcoat and breeches, nr so'
to enclose 50 acres of common land for their use. pilot was heard—" his all over ! we nre Imo ! we are black gaiters. var.! with S. 31. earthy, Shanuolatnall. 13th Dilate, when the cholera first broke out in the kin .
Jones, steward on board, and his wife.
In the House of COMMONS, Col. Evans pre- Eight others not identified. lost rand it was found that the vessetstruck with n
. . arm The number of persoes
8 Male, black !ustring coat, burl aid-torsi, light drab &no of Hungary, to the present
trosniers, whiw sibekurga, linen shirt, mitt. Li W. T. gray 33 gimic,,, inclu.dr., 333 Di
tremendous crash upon a ban% of sand known by heir, Wiglace, watchmaker, R. ours' y, averroo . aet attacked has been 11,981, of whom 1,423 have recovered,
tented a most impressive and powerful petition LIVERPOOL2O.—It will be some •
,Ave., time the name of the Dutchmaii's Bank. This final he tatty. I ll li le 1 - I 4 . '
4,878 died, sod 6,6118 *till remain.
from Mr. and Mrs. Deacle, which we propose to before the names of the persons drowned will befrock, black petticoat, printed -
y the passes- J , ell, • duration of their fate was received b i' 1 1• c • k iota it, nan ern
insert entire to-morrow. He introduced it by known, as many of them had visited Liverpool on gers with one loud hysterical shriek, the last heard cotton •;.ron, black tap, aged about three years. At one o'clock this afternoon, &Cabinet Council
an excursion.of pleasure, and had gone for the par- to A boy, aged about si ••n years, grey worsted smck- assembled at the Foreien Office where th •
, they ceti-
some very suitable observations, but the Speaker .. . P by the survivors, for all was noon quiet, the vessel i„ ~,.. 1dr..., bah,ems round km . .
pose of seeing Menai Bridge, and returning the • • • tined in deliberation for a considerable period.
thought it ought not to be received, since it corn- following
day, without their friends in the country going to pieces instant y. I The first intimation of '..1
l. ' Female. blailt silk ' n, white con: n atm king., Ica- ti
ih:r abool, white straw bone',gt:w initials un the moat: gc. This morning, his Royal Highness the Duke of
these honors on shore was received through the
mented on public reports of speeches in the house. being aware of their intentions. I saw one young I. wedding ring, dark hair, round face, agid 45. Sessex, had an ieterview with Earl Geer, at
medium of a man on the Anglesey coast, who
!qr. O'Connell and Mr. Hume thought it unobjec- woman in dreadful affliction ; she, with nine of her st d.the h Receivedwhat he 1
an mg on beach, p
, ' 12. Female, Wink silk gown, straw bonnet,
silk Kockings. since known. Mrs. Hammen, black 'nil" his official residence in Downing-street.
51 incnester.
tionable, and it was read. Mr. F. Baring,and Sir T. relations, had come on a visit to Liverpool ; seven to be the mast of a sunken vessel just above the 13. Steward, Junes, and Ilia 'site. Temporary seats are about to be erected in St.
Baring, Mr. Wilde, Mr. Hume, Mr. O'Connell, of the party went to Btaumaris by the unfortunate surface of the water. By the aid of a telescope he 14. Female, dark petit gown, black wor.ied stockings, :ISilartaritets'sthi'el.iutrct yiatr.de,mitio view
he ;141ie.birrocession of their
Sir Francis Burdett, &c. spoke upon it chiefly in vessel, and were all drowned. There were very few soon however discovered that it was the chimney oneisicathistereihh"elac• klbrtodsdti"Lffutx
tosni :Li' 1 tilagclirt rei: wageer; 250.;1i write gaged*l is 'the cerlany of theYi cAt nonarion."' and
others
es.
of the inhabitants of this town on board. It is to
commendation, and it was ordered to be printed. of a steam packet. He spread the news quick as cotton stockings, leathtr ahoot, coloured neckliantikertioti. Vauxhall Gardens
were perhaps more crowded
be hoped that the strictest and at the same time
Sir R. Peel sought information about an ad- lightning ; got a boat, and rowed to the spot.— d .rk brown round face, sit.ce known to be uf she firm et last night than on any previous oecastou during she pee.er,e
most impartialinvestigation madeinto the •Bayle and Ca. CIICS,Cr sown, the enterainnients, having hern got up in honour of
ournment, but Lord Althorp stated that none could will be
circumstances of the loss, and also of the capabilit 10. 31r. Payne, Manchester. his Majesiy's birthi4y. 'the liattlena were illuminated
take place, except over the day of the Coronation. y three individuals aho were clinging to the wreck, .. . with noire than their usual skndotor, and the fireworks
Lord Eliot, in a long speech, rebutted certain for performing the voyage ; there are numerous and bringing them safe to the shore. His example Among the passengers were Mr. and Mrs.
were in pentet tro:mphs i n ewe pyrowebcie art. 31,. Green
observations made by Mr. O'Connell in a former rumours, but it would be unjust to all the parties was immediately followed at Beaumarie, and about Foster, from London ;
.thev had been mopping at repeated his bigot ascent iu trio haiillitte, and its Aka on
debate, exposing the misconduct of the King of concerned to give them publicity, especially under twenty boats put out to sea in the hope of saving the Rev. Mr. '-_-!tea aru s here, and (trim ten on line tieing, illuminated as 1- was by a discharge or Mee
llolland to hisßelgic subjects. On which Mr.O'Con- the present feelings of intense excitement. some of the unfortunate passengers. Wednesday. They tuck a iththeta
their sett ants, brework., was grand and imposing.
nell, in as splendid an extempore speech as ever The accuracy of the following additional part- Up to yesterday it was found that 22 persons *le dog. The dog on y hits been Chantrey's statue of the unfortunate Pitt in
carriage, and a hit
H v.r.square, which has been cloaked up is • roll of
colors, with which we have been furnished by the saved. The blew. Mr. Owen is stinoro.d to have
v, as made, entered into a complete history of the only had been saved, the whole of whom undoubt-lib,' sackcioth attire it was pl.ced upon lee pedestal, wail
%exatious and injurious treatment which Belgium agentleman, who eddy owe their preservation to the poor fellow who
friends of very respectable is been a passenger. lie was a Fellow of Jecut Cot-. UnTtikd to the public yesterday morning between 11 and II
among the number of the survivors, may be relied and had just been apppuinted head master of o'clock.
had experienced from Holland, proving every point was up so soon, and discovered their situation from lege,
upon. When the vessel struck, and wasgoing /twilit' school. l!e had visited Liverpool foe the Yesteiday evening a numeroue meeting of the
by reference to facts. the bench. The people of Beaumaris thronged to
down, Mr. Tinney, jun. the gentleman alluded to,toilers of Serer took lace as the Paursi.lleall (s'iteator
The House then resolved itself into a Committee the sea shore for miles, in the gloomy hope of re- purpose of purchasing some books. It is also
ere:tart.
and a
wan
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the
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who is an excellent swimmer, and two others,supposed that Mr. Jones and Mr. Faulk.. Pet I 11 t aloud
uf Supply in regard to many minor points. ceiv•the mortal remains of those unfortunates
nig
A debate followed on the second reading of the stripped off their clothes, and swam to a plank whom the sea might throw up to them. Their task, were on board. They were tha masters of Ban- At Queen -square police-office ”sterday, the
Wins Duties Bill, in which much was asserted which was floating in the sea, and contrived to though painful, was so far satisfactory, that upwards
.gor school. driver of one of Neleoes branch.tage.eaaeh.e was lined 161.
e',out there being a breach of faith with Portugal, cling to it. He soon became insensible, and iof 30 dead bodies, up to the present moment, have We regret to find that among those who perished foe having I °Pen the souk above the twat height.
arid in particular by Mr. flume on the flant remained in that state, not having the slightest ' been recovered. A Mr. and Mrs. Payne, of Mau- were Mrs. Egerton Leigh and family; Mr. Leigh It was that the Inane WO 6 Indies above the bat, It
by Aft of Parliaoset, and bes. per lash le the low.
h'each of faith with the winsthe growers at Cape. remembrance of what passed afterwards, or of chaster, • ked lashed plank, ii • was drowned „about twelve months since at Bangor. see may. .
were picked up,to a floating . MAIM
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