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London, England, 1829-04-15 00:00:00

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CITY. Trnmvs o'CLocc.
Owing to the storm of last night, we ban no arrivals either of
Fenian Mails or ship letters.
Consols opened thh morning at S7i I for Money. sad 171 iF for
May, at which prices they ore at pressut.with making doing except
paying and receiving their Account.
By the Imo arrivals from America, we bare SCCIIIIOtII from the
Haeaanah to the 12th of February. statics that not one vasml
Lawson's squadron were out, only two small schemers on the
cow, and the brig Hercules of & cra ft. . Besiniss was very doll
for want of arrivals there.
Baurntoso, Mancu 11.—It is stated that the sebum Manha
had arrived la See days from Oinos. idled is company with the
Dumb sloop of war Pallas, which brought out the Dutch Ansbas-
sada, : the Pallas is bound for Havanosh- The Marsha brings
accounts that the Salesdotlans were besieging Guatemala- The
American Minister, General Hatassois. had arrived in the Pallas,
sad had mat with a friendly recepdan from both parties, and much
good war anticipated from his Wades.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONIL O'CLOCK.

Commis have remained. during the whole of the morning. at
$7l j for Money. and S7t I for May. with seemly a bargain
done and it is supposed that no speculation of consequence will
ta►e plus until after the holidays. The paying and receiving is
going off well.
The Foreign market is .quite inactive.
It is again asserted that five thousand men are soon going to the
lonian- Islands, which ars to be followed by flee thousaud more.
Honduras Papers have been received at the North and South
American Coffee•bouts. which contain long documents relative to
a serious difference between the Commandant of that Settlement
and the Magistrates, the result of which has been the dismissal of
four out of six of the number. who are charged with being the
promoters of discord, and contempt of the Kings authority.

. THE: THAMES

TUNNEL

Monday last, the Lady Mayoress, attended by Mr.
Sheriff Booth and a large party, visited these vr.irk.—
rt,e Lord Mayor having been summoned to a Committee
of the House of Commons. on the conce•ns of the New
London Bridge, was unable to attend. but seat a note
of apology, expressing regret on the occasion.
Her Ladyship was received by the Director, who
conducted the party down the Tunnel. a hich wa. beil-
iiantly lighted by double gas lamps. At the lin th-r
`end of the Western arch is a door, the whole of which
is covered by a mirror, reflecting a•td thereby appearing
to double the length of the promenade.. and exhibiting
the numerous persons in the archway. This door being
opened, the company proceeded to the solidly bricked
end of the Tunnel, built up against the great iron shield,
by means of which the wot k ha. been so tar accorn•
plished.

The distinguished party was received on entering
the arch by the music of a small hand placed in t e
gamma arch, and she sounds through the long satchel.
were peculiarly soft and mellow.
Oil a tattle in the Tunnel were placed sandwiches
and wine; and on the Lade Mayoress recpie-ring
Ge tleman to inform the Company that. in the al'.
of the Lind Mayor, sloe begged to es .ress her
thanks for the very gratil)ing sight of the Tunnel.
svh;ch had exceeded her highe t expectations. and
she 'egret of his Lord►hip at being prevented having
the same pleasure. and their warns wishes.lor the suc-
cessful-completion of the honourable and surprising un-
ite taltitg. the Gentlemen present received and answered
her Ladyship's kindness with three hearty cheers.
The band then played the national anthem. and some
other airs, when her Ladyship and party tetired, ex-
' pressing their thanks for the attention s:iown to them by
the Directors.