The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-20

eandelabras, bra inches ana s-,,a,,ontod ,.s;tI
statvc,se and approaches, were orhaihe"'e" VIZ ~
staircase anu r. The choicest Towering shrubs
5 - :, III the recesses. The company wa
4-atoIoI, numerous, and embraced almost al
fLe ne, sons of distinction IN town. =,
Tho Queen held court on wednesday, ,be
Rockingham Palace, to receive an address, o. In
tbrone from the Universities of Oxford aiG
bridge, congratulating her Majesty OH n'i ''ri'
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, WIN Onera
usual attendants, honorcd the I ,I,l avening.--
with their presen, on WedhesLL H. adv Anne
The Duchess of Kent, attendeu.
Maria Dawson, was also pre-. r,on on Thurs
Her Majesty held drawing SaJ nv, all the
day. which was brilliantly at'sG
rank and fashion in the me'i ltfbcrt attended nv
her n5JeS9 left Buckingham Palace at hve
Lacy Dd L'r;day afternoon, in 2 carriage ana
O'Clock on outriders, for Percy's cross, Fulham,
iouI, WI adv Ravensworth with their presence,
a 10 the public breakfast! given by her ladysp
Her Majesty the Gu IN, will give grand con-
cert tomorrow at Buckingham Palace
Sp,IN.-The French government has received
She following intelligence son the 10th, seven
battalions and nine squadrons Of facuons' VINO
were destined to attack the escort oil lhe IVY
Queens, were completely defeated between 81
enema and " Lima Cell, by the division OF Zen
Concha The rebels, commanded by Palaclos,
suffered severely; 400, including five officers
and three principal chiefs, were made prisoners"
We learn from Madrid, that Sir dc Lacy Evans,
having succeeded in the objects of his Journey,a re-
tnittaNce of $4,000 had been made to London,as
firstinstalncnt towards the claims OF the mem
bers of the British legion. change OF minis
try had been spoken of, but it was not expected
TO take place. Madrid papers of the 10Th CON
tain nothing of importance. The delivery OF the
mail is still very irregular. The Cortes was eN-
pected to be prorogued in about fortnight from
the 18th, and then the ministers would join the
royal tourist. Senior MunoZ, with his rsother
and sister, were about TO depart for Switzerland.
Esparero's headquarters were at LerIda. ga
brera on the 18th, was at Pons. Balmaseda was
in the Burgo Sierra, at Ratuerta, or San Domin-
go de Silos. O'Donnell has established his head
quarters at Morclla.
Russia and Ci7casSia.-The fifth corps of the
Russian army, which has been stationed for some
wears past in the Crimea Bessarabia, and about
Odessa and whose head quarters, under General
SUDDEN, were Just at this time to be fixed at Odes-
sa, has Unexpectedly received marching orders to
Circassia. 1t seems that Russia intends to carry
ON the campaign this year with extraordinary
vigor this is evident from the preparatory mea-
sures, which afford proof of the impor-
lance which Russia attaches to its sovereignty
over that mountainous country, and the losses
which it sustained during the last winter
Twelve thousand men are already embarked;
from 5000 to 10000 of the third division, have
been sent on the road to Ti1is. The corps of
General Grobbe has also been considerably rein
forced. The Russian fleet will take position
on the Caucasian coast, but will always be IN
readiness, should events in Turkey render Il ne
cessary, to proceed at the shortest notice to an
other destination
Remains of .Napoieo1,.-s.T Prince de Join
vile to leave Paris, on the Path Of June, to
proceed to Toulon. His Royal Highness is ac
companied by General Gourgaud. Messrs. Eman-
uel, Las Cases, and Marchand, also leave Pa
ris on the 26th. BY remarkable coincidence, it
was in the night of the path of June, that Cen
eral Gourgaud left Paris for Rochefort, in order
to prepare for the departure of the Emperor; and
it is to day 25 years afterwards, that the Gen
e-al left Paris, a mission to St. Helena, to
fetch the mortal remains of the heroic Conn
1nerce
The Naples QusStiOn.-Private accounts from
Malta of the 9th inst. state that the Neapolitan
affair might be considered as settled. On the
18th the Conhance steamer, bearing the tag OF
a imiral Stopford, arrived at Malta who immedi-
atsly proclaimed that all the Neal politan vessels
detained in the island were at liberty to depart,
and that he had forwarded similar orders to the
authorities of Corfu. Before his departure from
Naples, the Admiral had directed the Princess
Charlotte ard Bellerophon to follow him to NAL
ia, but the Benbow and Implacable and the Ca
ryiIort frigate were to remain in the bay of Ma
pies
PARIs-Bourse, June, &c, 81 o'clock, P, M
Last -Prices-Five per Cents 117f Soc; Three
Portuguese Three per Cents, 23a; Romans, l05;
Belgian Five per Cents, l05, Belgian Three per
Gents, 76f Zoe.
T Moniteur publishes the following telegra-
phic de jpatch which it will be seen is complete
Iy at variance with the intelligence of the pre-
ceding day:
BAYoNNE, June &c.
fsThe General Commanding the goth .faitar5
Dirision to the Minister of Var
SsBalmaseda, beaten and flying before Gezer
rails Ribera and Concha, and meeting with 10
support in any quarter, will probably be forced
to take refuge in France
The road from Madrid to the frontier was still
interrupted by the CarlIsts.
Oar Paris letter states, Con unquestionable
authority" that Baimaseda had been forced to
throw himself into the provinces with only 300
400 men. The rest of his troops had entered
France
letter from Beyrout contains further details
of the insurrection of the Druses agaiat Ibrahim
Pasha, but no new facts of interest.
The domestic matter contained in the journals
before Ms is not important. The Bank (of France)
CHARTER Bill was passed in the Chamber oil
Peers, on Friday, with degree of haste las the
Opposition papers Charge quite unworthy OF that
branch OF the Legislature.
The Duchess of Orleans was still indisposcd.
Bayonne letters of June oath, state that the
last events which had taken place in Spain had
induced the Lieut.. Gen commanding the divi-
sion to reinforce the French troops stationed on
the frontier; battalion of the Gath regiment of
the line would be divided into several canton
nents, and orders had been given to keep the
strictest watch all along the line.
ANTWERP, June 26.-The Soho steamship
arrived there tins morning at o'clock, having
made her passage from London in 81 hours She
had on board 81 chief cabin passengers, among
whom were General Newberry, Mr.. Warburton,
the Rev ID. Coleridge, the RevJ. Petticary, sc
The sum cleared by Mr.. Dowton's benefit at
the Italian Opera will not exceed $500, and the
same amount has been raised by subscription.
The Brit .sh Queen arrived at Portsmouth on
Tuesday morning, June 10, after which she pro-
.ceedsd for London with adviccs from New York
to the I'd inst She brought $50 passengers, but
no important intelligence.
The WATERLOO BANQUET.-The annual en-
snrar,t r,ro,rided hx the Duke Of WellingLnI