Star.
London, England, 1828-05-24 00:00:00

NNW LONDON ENDO&

Mr. PEWTREIIB presented a Merriorial from a Cern-.
Enlace of the Ward of Bridge respecting the approaches
to the New London Bridge, and praying the Court not
to sanction any plan which includes the construction of
an arch over Thames-srreet, which was referred to the,
New London Bridge Committee, to hear evidence
thereon.
A Petiticm from sundry Coal Whippers, complaining
of the hardships and oppressions they ate labouring
under, was presented and referred to the Special COM-
mittee above named. • ..
A Petition from the Ward of Cripplegate about,
on the subject of Gas Lighting, and for a competition
to be allowed in their district for the supply of gas at 4
cheap rate, was presented and read.
A motion was made to refer the Petition to the Com-
missioners of Sewers, with a recommendation from the
Court for them to consider the same. To which an
Amendment was moved, that an especial Committee
be appointed to iavestigate the subject; and that the
Petition I rum the Ward•of Bishopigste, presented et the
lest Court, be referred to that Committee for eon&
dei ation.

The first motif,n, after some discussion, was with-
drawn. and another amendment mo►ed, that the Peti•
tiun do lute on the table.

A mot on was then made for the Court to adjourn.
which was agreeil tu, and the Court immediately
broke up.

Accounts from Egypt, to the 15th of April, irtatetbe
determined iesolution of the PACRA to support :rte
cause of the SULTAN in the Mirrea. Provisioiiihaiblre:r
scm off to supply the. troops. The Manifesto issued by;
'ltussia had been received at Alexandria, aid produced
a great senpation.
Accounts from Sniyrna of the 22,1 ult. have 'wrier)!
The Clipi.dio of.thrmerchant vessel which brought ithe
account states, that as he left Smyrna Bay lie,spokethe
'English ship Premier, tr.itstCunstomtionple"Sekich railerf
from thence on the 19th of Antile and Inrimit)lt•
pence that seribos distUrbances had .taken does its the.
Tar kish capital on the receipt of the•.ltussiatalecleri-
lion... It could not be collected, bewmeeroaltrher they
were mere manifestations of ttatlohal and religious rage,
or whether they were directed to any ultimate.phject.
.Di the gingival, of the Algonquin. Capt. DIMY, from;
Philadelphia, whence she sailed on the '2oth of: April,
*Papers have been received from Char City up to the
40th ult. inclusive, and 'from 'New York toAlsip 19th
Inclusive. They do . not •containany'news. 'Private;
letters state, that it was the prevailing opinion that the
new Tariff' Bill would be rejected.
• A letter from Corfu of thr3cl or May says—" The.
7th Fm*ileers, after being relieved by the 10th Regiment
of Poor, at Corfu, on their arrival at Malta, were in-
stantly countermanded, without disembarking, and sent
back to
_reinforce the gazyisorrpf Cephalonia, in conse-
quence of some Unexpected' movements of the Turks."

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Lettess•from Cdrirecas.of the 2fid March, via Fsance,
state, that it was believed there that Bouvaa would
refuse the Sovereignty, which the Army wishes to
cooler on him.
SIX-IN-HAND.-It has been observed, that the number
of that clas of equipages called four-in.hand were very
much diminished, and that our youpg,men- of fashiqh
seemed to be content with the, pleasure of . driving a
humble.cabriolet. A personlwo know not his rank or
his name) has, however, removed this stigma from the
fashion of the present day by turning ovt a aia.in.hand
of a very extraordinary description; 'The carriage is a
better kind of caravan,-but the horses are Arabians of
great beauty, and therare so trained, as to .run three
abreast with the greatest speed and docility. In th?t;
'way the vehicle was yesterdardriveu rentnd the outer.'
ring of the Regenei ?ark, the adfttiration and wonde'r
of all lass daring charioteers.