Star.
London, England, 1827-02-28 00:00:00

the Members of Webi petifelsion seeh
stteh sentiments, as they mast hey, possessed
the lOnnations of the Hon. Member in at
just. (The Right Hon. Secretary then proceeded
obserrations on the various Individuals who cc
the Commission, and proceeded•) Considering,
the whole tenour of his life, the various panegyrics
Alive been passed upon his general conduct
membering that no imputation has ever t
upon hips but that of the strictest integrit:
his only errors have arisen from his scruples
partial administration of justice, I am sure
will agree with me in thinking that it
to have 4. brought down his grey hairs w
to the grave," as I am sure it would have done,
passed the motion for the appointment of a Commission,
rounded on such motives, and formed with
jects as those to which I have referred.
The Right Hon. Gentleman resumed his
loud and continued applause.]
Mr. BROUGHAM wished to correct _
which had been misunderstood, and to observe
when the investigation took place respecting the
luments of the Lord Chancellor, it was asceruaned
they had never exceeded 18,0001. a year, and
emoluments arising from bankruptcies were
fourth of this sum.
Mr. A BERCROMBY wished to make
tion on the statement of the Right Hon.
if the Committee of Inquiry had been appointed, .
would have been so degrading to the Lord Chancellor
that he would have immediately resigned
Now, it did happen that in 1811, the Hon.
Durham did bring forward a proposition
poiatment of a Committee to inquire into ,
of the delay in the Court of Chancery, which
tied, and still the Chancellor did not resign.
The motion was then put, that leave
bring in the Bill, which was carried in the
The other Orders of the Day were then
and the House adjourned at ONE °Twee.

BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE OF COM
TIM DAY.
Novices or Mors°use—Mr Joint Nevins: ; To
RIVIOISteII to a Select Commhtee.—Mr. ViLuz•s Segos
connected with the appointmeht of a Resident Stipendiary Magis-
trate, under the Constabulary Act, for the District of Eihnactbo-
mu, in the County of Waterford, vie. the Certificate of
gistrates who applied for, and the 'Memorial of the County
that Appointment.--Mr. BoowsLow ; Copies of Correspondence
Which passed between the Irish Government and the
O Lisburn and its vicinity, relating to Orange Parades
of July, less t—Alatt, Copies of the Opinions of the "
of the Crown in Ireland, which were laid before the
respecting Processions—Sir JAIII3 GRAHAM • To
Petitions relating to the introduction of the Military
daring the List Mection.

T,

EVENING ST.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, .FEBRUARY 28,

Aim WarstssaAt...lissisay Ar ins BALK.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The great failure which teak place yesterday afternoon
Camel market, is the general topic of conversation
sad up to the present.time be has not been declared,
having compounded with the House, by giving up
sad eight pence due to him from the House, and
shillings of his owe, making togetbrr six shillings and
His differences are said to be about fif::__
sides the above great failure, there are a great number
ems, which cannot pay.
Camels, which left off yesterday at s2j, opened f
at g4+; and at present may be quoted at 82i iv and
Money. Little business is doing, except paying and
'Accounts.

CITY, TWO
There is no new feature in the Consol Market up
time, nor has any person been declared this morning ,
that the account is not u yet settled : a great quantity
remains to be delivered. Consols, which were in the.
t►e day at 1111 I, may now be quoted at 82 I for Money
Account the same, with little doing.

TORSION FUNDS, TWO O•CLOCI
Colombian Roods, 6 p Ct. Mex. Ace.l9l* *
Ditto E1d5,1524, ssl U nu... Bak nays,
1)o. Act 59 Ditto Account $I
1iez.8d5.t112.5,6p Ct. 66* Span. Bomb Sp Ct. '
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO
MAIM fats►
Brazilian 100 20
Potosi La Pax k Pam. Asao. SO

The Report to-day at Fife House, dated
twelve o'clock, was—" that Lord Lrezapoor,
much the same as he was yesterday. His Lordship
passed another good night."

The Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday
have reached us, contain no intelligence
Spain or Portugal of the slightest interest,
ception, perhaps, of what is contained in a
graph in the Boils of the latter date. It
theauthority of letters from Madrid, that the
rebels, who were drives with the bayonet at
into Galicia. have been disarmed and sent
tenor. But neither the date of the letters
the period of the transaction, fixed ; and we
whether intelligence by the circuitous route
. could, at that time, have reached the French
from the most remote part of Galicia, as recent
which we published yesterday. Amongst
which we gave from the Lisbon Papers, there
patch from the Marquis,d'Annua, written
hour in the evening of the9thrand it sttongl,
the contrary against the Spaniit A othorit ies
the protection they had gina the rebel,.
also amongst the same extiifts the substance
patch from the Governor of Valence, dated
and of another from General Sruses, of the
Oporto, in neither of which is the slight
made to the disarming and dispersion of
Also the Lisboa Gazette of the 17th is silent
ject, as well as on the issue of the demand,
its number of the 15th, which the Marquis
had sent to the Spanish Authorities, requiring
tion for the hostile conduct, displayed
troops under his command. We therefore
that the Etoik has been myseffying its -
that most of its previous accounts to
pint, were written with a similar

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. PABLIIONADU INTELLIGERCL
*Olllll allffiff/Paat Is obwailigdogiooigi= . NavAL. INTauliGlalicL.44
. ;pt. .
-soft hey* it sifilllellly beiletodi that Spanish - -..5wee.... , . .., ale -olloo•-- •
Wilt '' *
hen& JutoAtt.
any define eogform, to the spirit aMs pedlehlidoll s and it came- ,be, et Bosereerb oe.meedby do if wily . s•. • , • Lord ', at *noel Hotel. ; Posey
retied to pass ives at the lons illtildli ihith the naffs The Parderim. memesk at itzd hem Amami. swing del Wap. 11.eq in Curtossetthety Mr -flit; pit
ant
la* le ' and Family, at Jbellon's li ilt. jamies's•sersesi
ho compoesd (111en117 e°"l/ 1,11 riesti . Strait* of Gibraltar svitlis large; stormy et them With km of
;dering, the occasionally commit,. is s of listsfifiatiott, boots and bulwarks. • Lard oreoter the Royal Hotel, IL ralloam'seareet ; th. FAA
negyrics that though It has hitherto succeeded- pretty well, cannot 11T
dlie Sanleteraldi4 ,IgTb.litesussoci.gbsfr66lfros7l"tithlrtillosill he 'Mead se Ana- of Bred, at i Vine,'" t"itillaiet*es the 81 beette's Rote%
gam, with loss DIM anchor sad colds. Albeeseklelitout ; Map* Dem** the 51st Regent, at ter
act, and re- always sea/ its authors i and it WM, to us that the The Wall pocket Ms been ensiles with, aed,litings beellegessee Dimas** Hoed, Meet-street; L se alt
been passed French Ministers could weepy dielliselves in a mote or the atlas etch. &Weal of iheast- Coke.{ Power. N. I' at Feettio's Hotel. eke. James's etreet ;
The Gen. ICyd Names, for Ind bet sealed hes Carew.. at ditto i General Bash Car** Mims and kok,4 t.i.
sty, and that honourable manner, if, itistetli • tlii eniering the delays Poznan:owe in. 21.-Wind W. W.-a-Arrived hl. ''s Edo, at ditto, from Windsor. oats
es in the im-.....................ms or
to the and evasions of the COM of idild, they were to shill Ocoee. and'
the Harriet. Datraelis htestara.
__ phyr transports, horn Lisboa ; alas, the Mathes tssespeet, hose THE ARMY.
House
t ought not insist upon the strict &Mom pit4ajprosteses. It muse the.Manritimmlied 92d Oct. sad yet the Cape rah Dew Hi
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with sorrow sorrow strike the advisers of CRAlUdiii I. abet theft is rdam's dip Swam sallett the else Os. hen the Ida of Erato
ter Jackson; his Piiiiyesry's *hips Maumee and Sierawmalitere tIENORALORDEIL
lone, if it had not the least security f
-0e the ablablileauce of Peace at the Cap.. -It has Mown a heavy pie the whole of lam *hi lion. Mi* tr,b. t,.. ! . 1
Commission,
bete Spain on the one tide and Istitttigal and and today from W.S.W. At men, ear. several there tram Ina liffaillalf does sot refilaredlet the "Mars the Aral wal
with such ob- are in sight frog Lisbon. modems to wear the mourning pearthed in thee Gooey 0,4„. 4
England on the other, whilst the Portuguese rebels Cowie, Fes. 27.- Wind S.W.-Arrived the transport, bark the 3th Iff Imagery last. for kl• he Royal Ellabaess the ;me 4
You as/ A toast emelt that Hwy shall wear black a !
tie seat amid are openly protected by the former Power. Ti.ey No. 11, and the transport, letter 0, from the westward.
is
the left Men until ;be 5t of Aprii t, wheel the a" "°lll4l
must likewise feel persuaded that the forbearance, s° in vrizaoryilleFkaLWOOn7........4 ma.s.r.sw, ..-...Y-t. rrod.",Maab"rennets for Atut.it en teash"-il Comolsod of Ma Grace the Cogaremaderliftn tal• 4it
.Sver •
a statement long (we had nearly said too long) evinces] by this werp,ment en shore on the Goodwin Sand, and hal since gone to HENRY TORIDINS, Adj- taL
sow
observe that pieces-crew saved. Remain, the Chace, Surerraa, for Buordeates ;
.......
ing the erne. country, is neatly exhausted ; and that she cannot, with and parytharano,
____„. from undoes. Bailed the Fox,-, foe
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
aliened that any regard to her own honour, of tie the Interests of her the Mediterranean. Several brigs have passed for the iver.
Cost F 24.-AI-rived his y's ship V st, frown a -........_
and that the ancient Ally, that her eyes any longer to the gross,
cruise, With Wes of anchors and cables; and the transport No. IR, Thred Who hfdUILE bxen f.olelintaLL
ere not one- scandalous, and deceitful *obtains's of . the Spanish from Rio and Lima, short of prodsioos and water. pww, is tbe
rear
of St. Sepulchre woridiseschs the burial ground troudundrgetdeewithehi
Fax 22.-The schemer Newry, of Dublin sets driven
istkawiainteodies toddidedgette
visizliseaddeiLis
adationThe Cherekto
theWardeasossa
waitssethmaas yrieri,(the WI
Monarch. What is the sours" then, which the French en shore
treat
an observe. 'colic
dilemma ?
It
all
ea
beam
webrkedsdrowtridelurin. g the ph on &today nigh last, and
•
hick was ammo._ _ .... paged. tieing ItMic duty by turns) at the pte lodge. statimed wee Sel
Government might to follow ht
Gent.-that
got
near Harneee, was gm off, and brought Into this harbour yeeteeday,
it shoats in the first instance send. if it has not done so Balmatalael` Fla' IR-The Zell"' ---", w
__la a hied. The ',imam roesd at, watchman iii,,,v, but
appointed,to peep isto doeshed, en the ether side of the mod, a
d Chancellor already, such a remonstrance to the Cabinet of Madrid, apparently damag
ed.
his situation, as would at once convince the latter, that it has nothing MIL/01118, FEL M.-Arrived the Juno. of Jersey, ftese.Osphs. byruirgb.itbe peoce":_lielpeac4They bareedyWitea
aacksibilitt•widittgersi:dragdaltitau t lOU%
loofa-sailed 26th Jan. 1$ put under Quarantine, with aWY Mt
. Member for to hope from France, should' it persevere in its present Bill of Healtb. The Mauer reports, that previous; to stilibeVeedf tattaaawataßldrensekarthetgeellatalletaeltkews. beteg. the, 'ere take", blr• nide.
a, i
m for the sp• most unwarrantable course, and in these: exposing itself January a elludag vessel, belonging to CePhaleallas had indeed
HATTON-DARWIN. Ea
from the Mores; that two of the crew bad died on board of the
io the causes
to the danger of being involved in -hostilities with plague, and the remainder were removed to the Lazaretto, and the H. litewhas was remanded, charged by her. Mocha; troth
kb was car. vessel bunt. The Consul:la, of Pensawe was to sail in a thy or *abort* Wiastaffoireets hewn Town. with bteskiteg his shm
....
n. Portugal and her powerful Ally. It might accompany two for Drina, deo with a suspected Bled Health. Arrival) the window, and stealing three diver Watches. and fiber property,`
be given to this remonstrance with a declaration, that, if it were not Adore, Cost., from Alexandria-sallied from Gibraltar 14th Feb. ' doffSs *reedit to Mr. Hooka!, butcher, In St. Jska%-oreet,
e affirmative. had tmi.
Trio, BRIMS" from her mower of 4121 ha" la bet bet, um
complied with instantly, the French troops should be est boatsa meald waroobdueltry,kins" Spoke
Palermothe Straits of Gibraltar, with leas of MI/ emallaittaff- 11.
disposed of, withdrawn with the least possible delay from all the main boom and bulwarks, in lat. so. 34. N. The Master of the MARLDOIROUGILSTRWILT.
de
. Frederick, from Ancona, which Willed yesterday, reports, that as Sksems, as Meer of the Pala** Court, W2G illnieded .
,
places they now occupy in Spain, and that moreover
the td February, off Majorca, be spoke the John Trougbtou, and with WI aim* spec - Pond*. a carter in the empioyamoeskult 7
IMONS, all diplomatic intercourse between the two nations the brig Shannon. (root Liverpool to Ststyraa,out 15 days. Marge Mr. /medley. of Holborn. Rh earl and bone Wife steadies ats, PAI
should be suspended. It is almost impossible to sup-
geet got through the Straits of Gibraltar with the Frederick, Amoy de*, mod the defendant, In the discloses, °lbis dirty was
refer the Irish d
of them with loss of bulwarks and boats. Oa the en February, goods under execution Imes ad adjacent house, and renwtti dll
newer ; Papers pose that the Spanish Monarch would turn a deaf ear in lat. 47. 50. long. 9.26. W. sew three It:dimes:, outward booed. the mat of roan tops., when be task Mr. Yardley's bomby the
apatite.= to a note couched in the foregoing terms; but should -am- bead. The career also seised the her.,, and hoisted there was id.
of ' NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE HOUSE, Mad roan to get by. A scale awed, vibes Skates paged oat T
ate of the Ma- he still continue insensible to the voice of reason and the THIS DAY. his staff, and struck the complaints:too the head with it.
Mr
CorrsCeuetsyradaratiere, dictates of good faith, the course before the Fiench New Yousaat. 2.-Arrived 19th inst. the limixi,Corsit, from . Web, a shopkeeper next door, corroborated cab easement.
Gibraltar ; lost an anchor in the lower harbour. The brig Hebe, e os
the Magistrates Government would be plain enough. In the mean- -80117111Z111.410b, in 35days from Hot:dorm; has received thump in The gallery of the House of Common» cannot be
des on the 12th
ol coed on Thursday evening for the debate upon the , /Aw oaken time, the latter may be considered as, in some measure, the late severe weather, and all the crew frost-bitten. 50th-The
ship Allen, &act, of Portsmouth, In 17 days trout the
the Magistrates accessary to the duplicity and violence of the Cabinet Belize; left the ship Margaret, Scot:, from Portsmouth, in the Corn Laws until near five o clock, there being a ballot
. that Power in its hostile conduct to-
ry present two of Madrid; for, by keeping an army in Spain, it evi- Gulf; passed a brig hewing a white signal No. ss I,s it. The for an Election Committee to take precedence, which, ,
to in Carlisle
dentl encourages brig Niger, Luce, from Bourdeeux ;tort the city on the 10th Dee. according to the roles of the House, must take plat
y on the lath and 20th inst. lostfore-yard and topsail-boom louver, with closed doors.
..........
appointed by the
wards Portugal. It is our firm opinion, therefore, that the gales. The brig New Packet, Gaay.s, in 77 days from Gibraltar ; The baboon of the Committee
the Swedish brig John Albert. Haterox, keen Stockholm in SO
'AR. Princess Regent would be fully justified, were she to call days; the British packet Frolic. &aaow, In 40 days from FAI. House of Commons to inquire into the affairs of the .
Arigna Mining Company, terminated three weeks age. --•--- upon the King of FRANCE to withdraw his troops; and month (England), and 17 days frost Halifax, with the December •
mail ;on the gmb inst. in a gale, had me MIMI= washed drettioard, The and -
it is plain that there cannot be a complete good un. carried away the Bulwarks, am experifeced very were Inaba EarlCountess of Hoe roue passed Ayr, on h
derstanding between the Court of the Thuilleries and on the coast. The Frolic, on the fist of December, in W. 63. a atilt, t° 143111 keemmeLl'• her lAdidtiea rather. .J 4
long. 50. encountered, the most tremendous gale ever witnessed manne-Lies THRATRIL-Mr. /CRAW, last night,
1827. our own, as long as the former vacillates between its bythe oldest seaman on hoard. Abend 9aN. •• she shipped cooefaffeff his ',gatemen' at this Theatres be th thereto:l of Ji
L
ISK. . duty and its engagements with the Spanish Govern- a heavy sea. which carried away, in Its resistless course, the Me Gas Oresentoir. Thrwebout the peca.. Ile. lux gm
bulwarks, stove in the boats, swept every thing clear of her evident aof tadisPosataa. and II ad, in sansetasass
LOCK. aunt. In the meantime, the latter, instead of listen- deck, and washed two men overboard, who were luckily re- la the trlllit h
ry of passages & which be wee want to be shpt. •
ifter96" I° the log to the just demands of Portugal, is reinforcing its covered. The Frolic lay for fifteen minutes on her beam ends, bay effective. At the !kW, the call for Mr: King was iced
I this morning when every preparation was made to cutaway her masts, which and= On comb( forward he addressed the mallow iii
d, owing to his army on the frontiers, and has recently ordered new Was prevented by her righting. So certain were all Mode of her the words :-." The bad mite of Maki under Which I
three shillings and considerable levies. It is clear, how all this must going down, that a piece of papar with the ship's name, eanwlemeat am new Mewing would he in itself esilegent to pretest use hem 1
of men and one passenger, were inclosed in a bottle, and hove expressing the magnitude and intensity of my (=; bat, ed
1 adding three end ; and if King FEDDIIVAND imagines that he can overboard, that their friends might learn their fate. Os the next aware that under any circumstances, I would be to do this
Lod eight pence disguise any longer the hostile tenour of his measures day a man was washed overboard • but the sea ran too high to justice. I can only throw myself epos the sympathy and considers. re
lower a boat, sod they Welt 41184 to leans the poor fellow to thou of MY cousstrymen. My theme, las happy may, will lie r
pounds. Be* by shallow professions, we can only say that it is the his fate. et t shoat duratios-ouly for two moths la May I hope maim
fiber of smallerl
most irreparable blunder be bas yet committed in the Fn. 1.- Arrived the ship Governor Clinton, Haerotat, in 42 to present myself before my pantos, to whom I now most grew
days from Gibraltar; brig Julia, Glum, 15 days from Trinidad ; fully and respectfully say farewell:*
ed this morning whole course of his portentous reign. brig Jane, Fow..ea, 24 days front &. Thomas.
i the same for -....-. Memnon., Fes. 26.-Wind S.W. fresh broesa-Arrived the CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FieWIAIII DI.
William Thompson, Dilaswit.i., frost New York, sailed the Ist of There was bet little Wheat fresh in this morning, and the detrund
[ receiving their
)rth and South American Coffee- fisnrary; Antioch. Rice, from Charleston ; Mogul sod Pioneer, for dint of line totality was full as brisk as 00 Monday; but for the i
Through the N
in savannah; Mount wooiaston, names. from New Orleans, •, • • sad inMim description, there wove no offers.as the miller,
O'CLOCK. house, we received this morn ng New York Papers to sailed 6th of January, in company with the Hammy, for this poet ; are afraid to aliment to their stock. till it ie amerseined what alters.
pis the present the 2d instant, being two days later than those which Huntley, Witscig, faun Chatlestos ; Dove, Amax, from Neva don is intended to be made in the Cern Laws by the expose which
but it appears . Saunas Andromeda, from Charleston: Pante, iimmunr, from is to be ashadtted "'the tkalee °I. Ceallemela batman" err
arrived last night. Their contents, however, possess Smyrna, kotriag on board the Captain 'and crew of the Mention, The Berle/ trade is completely Paralysed by the illirn" alai ty of Stock still
he early part of no intetest ; whilst, by the former arrival, we are put hence for Calcutta, which vessel was abandoned on the 15th inst. Mug
theme on the part of the nulterers, hi easawientee of nodal
In latitude 42. longitude it. 0. having starred a butt. The been served upon them by the Excise, that no hirtbir wet.
Meey ; and for in possession of a very interesting document, vie, a re- crew wine taken up by the Garland, Wmastr, hems for Matta, day will be remitted, till alba ekeredelle ire made in eke tee•
and transferred to the Zoete. The Alarrnion went dews soon after st,rectlass
This tsar chterns,ceas are easformaning
in
thebie with
neightailor ordtheers of the
port, which was laid before the Senate of the United
the crew left her. The C3cmads, Low, cleared at Charleston for "'sr".eahitg
7K. States, on the nd ult, relative to the Non-intercourse Liverpool, 22d Jaa. William, Nau.sos, sailed from New Orleans mem.* wig be attended with the Meer wrioas inowneeete,, aid
i f Bill, of which we gave a copy on Monday last. In this for Liverpool, 13th Jan. Iltda' Joaxa, sailed from New York for nil/6m te-alanyindilkt- - nail"egad ill ella malting trail.. Gab
1
spe. Liverpose,2eth.lain. Hero, Itersosu., cleared at Charleston for 7.211 gm► and begaser prlces wets meld thin the mommert
set report we are threatened with great injury to our coin- Liverpool, on the 20th Jan. Navy, Pommes, cleared at Peters. entiply with. Peso ad Beath wore unnoticed. I
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merce, unless we yield to the pretensions of the Amesi. burgh, Virginia, for Liverpool, rah Jan. Commerce, Leta-
-0 O'CLOCK. gay, sailed from Charleston for Liverpool, 19th Jan. Comptes, „, BIRTH.
cans; and high mercantlle.authority (American) is Witcoss,cleared at Charleston, for Liverpoololith Januar, ; Man. 'tibiae& 111 Ida lordabies haw in Handhalalhaes the SW
so cited in 'typo, tof this assertion: It is stated that our hauls. ---s from Liver Pools air Charleston; Genera Brown, Muthaahltat et 111.104 411119.•
El 104 Seams, from Liverpool, at Cbarleston 16th Jatuary • &cheap, It is With thelere regret. that we mooed the death of Dr . Liebe
West India Islands must be supplied with necessaries mou.„, fromLiverpool,at Mobile;' Ilaorntoos, deowt, from 'lir a 0.11112110 slaall "bras II" aledreelgigeed by e bit aid.
from the United States, and that therefore the retaliatory Liverpool, at Darien ; Bolivar, -, do. at New Orleans of ineemisemee- &Mho Seerary, smied.uri draniade wield. Iln • i
Ts Fie. 7-Arrived, on the 15th ult. the English Moor hod ala illawffaY &medal lir• eallowea• whore ha tabibit6l
ted half-past proceeding of the United States will be more effete-t
am, in 45 days from St. Tbemas s. 28th--The
schoo"saeiriiitatie WWI ' rather al awed Raw of yids% gairlidaibidola bad otiose mew te
sor. continues tire than the British interdict. In this menace there American brig &walk, bloom'. la 35 dap from *alms and =ilia withallawaelel I. a Vail idelirrw 6.11 es,Tar meter, "a:a net
Peternowesos.
irawasse
siblos,
and
et de hart, esll/111"1"anieji,
Lordship has is more spleen than confidence ; but even supposing sin 4 f3rson,tiamafirts; trewAvriwkcan;
ttsir,igAWdliam
American brignii-Rumen,
that it was likely to be realised, we do not yet see why bum' Cl 7 days from New York; the English brig Fes, width pied ipso bin within the last year, sod created .
Whets, 28 days from Cephalonia • English brig goer, a doossigney whieb he easkl not often overcome. It seems
it
this should compel us to truckle to the Americans, and from London; En lish acboeoer 'Hir BROWN., 27 days il
from' two. dams* hi shakos* to the advice of kW medial frirr44_,
nday, which carry on trade with them upon the Yankee principle Leaden, and 11 g from Torbay; English brig Tom Bowline, he bad ordared Ilk carriage at half-post eight. be Mahal
-
either from of reciprocity, that of having all the advantages on brig
Bourret 33 days from Messina for Loodeo • 29th, the English till nearly ditto Is.eloas_ Oa his way haws be wee NU" I
Ellin, Ouut, thirteen dais from Deptford''
English brig by Me tst those elate* its of lealithatien which he had el late hes
with the ex- their side. In the meantime the former should not Funchall, Whitasot, 13 days from London; English schooner rend,' eaPeelancedtandenareteletinkle house, in Warrea+nert '
and their pre- DemeraraPathet, Atomism, 61 days from Havana ; Elish brig rnaroPoutuar. .es ....,tr..... with a berried step, which at ,
I small rare. halloo, until they are out of the wood;
Graham Moore, Ductea, 30 days tram Naples, for Falmouth; =7llllar bo insa 'roadbed + Dela. as whisa he throe T
t states' upon sent effusion of spite will prove, we trust as impotent, American brig Oregon, eight days front Marseilles. for New sulky kr wary an hour, the meter part of it in con. ' L
le Portuguese as their pretensions alto ether are unwarrantable. Weals; American brig Sarah Morrill. Cossets, 00 days from aldnialhin Oohs as he showed so leer elenteriere4 and gramil,_,
g
et their backs New Oeleaes i American *chooser Marina, J. Come, 33 days from bls eimasi did ant canin:asedical aid. It no se* i
Emma; Amothean brig Britannia, Oarmis, 20 days, from Leaden. Ibis the albedo. was not me sidearm be bad d '
t into the in- lassie sullied. About twelve o'clock be hit well though*
A great portion of the time of the House of Lords ,
• raw* abed, bet open lying down. he Wee atesehod Whine 111 is given, nor was occupied last night in receiving Petitions for and *maim et • LETTIDI VROM COIMBRA TM I.
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e much doubt against the Coin Laws, and others respecting the C a 4. Yesterday. at one o'clock, a fine brigade of' British troop
__,,,,'"nws'e tweed his bead, b"'" three heavy *has 'me eel"'
to of Madrid tholic Claims. entered this etty, consisting of the 4th. 10th, and 60th Regiments. "e'''"'s e°ll previous intimation olf typo:making dio •t
The esscourve of people was as great in the city as outside the o__e__lllbilleh_o__lllohaseifffe,.."te net selleibleo,„ ed do eelaile.... hat
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'tench capital The Marquis of LANIIDOWN discharged the Order town. The crowd In the city Beached f the . to the a
_wilt
raimmot she "wow was se a nit rem for ass as. Oil
recent as that for bringing forward the Catholic Question on the Bth Roseio. The windows of the houses were senendeeti with
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of March and fixed it for Thursday, the 15th. lowered silks and three triumphal arches wore dings amass the ""o, atill-
_____...ar• lightibilter had always Ida Vasa essideeco•-•
t the extracts
Lord WHARNCLIFM pursuant to notice, brought in hill, and another at the bottom of the Rua dm Can The ante. They um iff•••...A.,.,„•6••=1"e Mlle hot. robbed Ms bands'
ere was a this- and sued the be restate ardwadan. When Er.
a Bill for amending the Game Laws, which was read meea,","7( Bowers' myrtles' laurels, and P4./4 "Mid aO". *ebbs anteed=7 a vele, bet way 'howls
Bleed • Naorm) of Rowers; and as the Deer lip Wed. e____
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tten at a late a first time. He prefaced his motion with an °hive... the Ladies threw Rowers on them trots the erisimern Orin item. ..,_"",_nnir an blainkonsdadiath lima lo Wm: rod ha mamma
ly inveighs on tion that no person can justly deny, namely, that the ben of artificial fireworks were let of at the amnia et Ote awn En •••• Piet____
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.oew men Mufti se saw acipalnomora..‘.... ae *
Gan* Laws ate a nuisance to the country. of the British Army. The whole made a spewed,. /Val, gni- wara ow sin0007•01116-46w woos to env. -'-"-.7
tying did brilliant: We have seldom seen militia e, r
t on account of
In the House of Commons, an immense number of , and aturwilkent le *sphere et Pie Is Which the Docear awed .14
There was • • All the spectators hearts were impressed with joy awl =gat
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Petitions were presented on the subject of the Corn the sight of our ancient allies, as they wel keew oboe a* sales. shit was 9101111114 ere lo his aleaultridtiea In his habits he was
ante of a dis- Laws and the Catholic Claims. ince was sincere, and not fictitious, and as the Peeteignsee we the , bet there wits benevolence in what seam called ble Mire;
that Mr. Secretary CAUtteo children fisceratitude.sir
Edward • --11-e-sese weeellibi candidate for public bawler in a mow,
ted the 10th, We are happy to mite,
he 13th, from and his amiable laady arrived in Downs street asimong at the slide, ned the dries% ewe oar Inc him* step t. the hist
To+. head, atteneledllebnycYColosel lints, who poet wrie meet WI on his hot" the road tacos. aod *MY reittwallot Of the Dott'w• .s•
htast allusion terday afternoon about three o'clock from Brighton. arrival with his &aff,all seemed to correepoed le the oaiaitsa Wail. 1
she rebels._ A report prevailed to-day in the City of the death of a 5, "tbe day' * MAILS-THIS DAT. 1
" The °Skiers are quartered In private bosses, the soldiers and Alas Delo AIM Dna , I
the Empress of BRAZIL. 1 0 Frisco 0 0
st on the sub- - inferior Moen are in the convents. 3
Private letters from oar Officers in Portugal, say .In the first triumphal arch at the hit, tbosu 1 o Roseburg 0 • I
id, noticed in
were two other inscriptions in the cause of preparation, bat the,
they, have been well received in the country towel and inscription to tk" effect :-' lawny and the Capedtetionin.• Entinseihrie GweenewtWallurfrardattd Jena/ o 1 Flanders 0 0
nit d'Ahogbt that in more than one place the houses were demi- Liege
twere net ready in time. It is intended that they shall be used at swam, Ayres o. o Sweden 0 2
0 0 Brazil 0 1
lung-4460*c- rated on their entrance, and public balls given to o o America 1 0
he entry of the next English troops. On nee side of those which
towards the entertain than. were. not finished, le written la Regale, , The Inhabitants of Ballad o 0 Jamaica 0 1
Dispatches from Halifax and New Brunswick were Coimbra and the English Army,' We n,eidea ear mere,. Awes
with paints and victory; and on she other, 'The Itagaanhaeu. Morning
HI G re. oi ATIL it at LOH DON.BUIDG it TO MOH KW,.
acne tuspect
received this morning at the Colonial Once, Down-ss adman Ale I 1
readers, and ing _street.. .
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:o the same BYesterday, at two o'clock. the Lords of the Tre
view. The held a Board at the Treasury Offset, Whitehall. a verse was Inscribed hi honour ante brave Brunsh."
at the bait Orontes No. it rithrtt-Plato• Toorfht"Sat• 'I
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