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'JC unC "'t THE? TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1829. I mo PAWNBROKERS. RdlomAt STOLEN JL treat Wo. tu Artiwntmc two tart tastr. the MUilkaiUMOMr.

withtwassswaa, ha ni wrt taona! arms, a. aa4 faathen. with 4 eesnM. Wboa asee la. jrauuaoa an mU MlaOt tewnr LlSft1: vtettaa ef ik Him i TWErfTY POUND.

at psranae. than man a EtwARD af tWa. a kkD MOROCCO CASK of toadMOn JLe! PEARLS. muWM aatklace, tat craM. ea4 bwotK WW crer will arm th MM I a.

L'parv tairVr elret, WetaeaM read. ahaO nlHlW REWARD of TITE POUND. Twer day tOK.caai has toshd the mm and wlUbrlag it. with the wuamraMueaarama, as deacrtbed tbm, Mr. BuctWreRed Uaa, footof Wtauaetr.

aoare, ehu races rivE pouwp mwu. MEETING, held co tbe Itnh of Apni, in, at th TMoa iiotn. rtnvrtrt(, smaon. LEI.NSTIRra lb chain sat all cl and aortic la this treat Emrlr on Ik aaent ef aneataaa which has ao long proed sou rucoMnn Ikw, allheal dautarUoa fd'eert or party, I it swanon. 9.

Tfct ni. ntmM 11m Date or waiunaron nuoai la mmmmUr da or eeetwapllahMa lanon the auptr of national rretll4 horrrwural. th la.elaebU wort of Rett Pree. r. I kU trial aonauc.

beraa end fortune aad roortl lo compart, as Prim Minister, la lb 1 altaJ hillauiLia th ink of AnrU. lAt. A. Thai, la order to perpetual to Ik rrmoteet eenereUon the trenrari or Just arkssrwieoasueai. eaa as in WHnninnraniui iriKMa tMAai ni woa bv lh nun mat CaMaia wko car liberty to Europe aa4 security to IkU erunrav Wruat a public Meetine of thoee wka concur la our nratlmeuta, aa Wsdaeaday.

tht ut eui or May ml. ai oa oooci preoaeiT. at in uaaoea iitri. Bathoewgatretrarl. (or Ik purpoa of craadaVrua tk brat nui or raisin a eumeient fund, br swtuatarr eurnrilsSJana.

to md a Statu. la or mi Dahlia, of HU Gran Ik Dak of ft riUMtoa, at con arcanraUTt of IkU lb am ciortoui of kti aabiie atnUra. That Ik foUowuw Nobknnfw and OfBtWmaa raoalliat a roouuu (witk bbmr ts ao their aambm) ta order to cany 19 loraajouai iiauiap mio nia Mi Oraroth Dakrof NorfbTA Hoa. Robrrt Kraf. M.P.

Hn Craor tb Dak of Oaron. aairt llu C.nn lb Dak of Lfiaator Ta Marvata of DovaahJr Carl rruvilhaaa Karl Mrnaa tOD Karl of laaralry Earl of Bortrt Carl a rwrtarbactaa kariof Ovrntti KarlofCUr Earl of klaotoa Eari of bbaaraU Kariaf Mibawa Eari of UandaS Eari of raraoraah LM.P. EaH a laimn Eari of rarbaai Earl af Darlmtoa taoaaat Ibaaraaaoa, 1 momm rofbra. M.P. VNTOUBt AdkMOB taomuil anlrrMcb.

J. Vavoaat Lamor aasoaat TemaMoa a braaat Biackaaa, M.P. Vtaeauat rUUaaa LorA Oaaalrr LerA RiToaaal UraFcarr LoraCaaamiTT Lor4 11ior4 Lori Naa aat. kUP. Lord stnartoa Lord Arnaary Lori DaiaUa Lord JohB HaaarU.

M.P. Lard A. HUU MJ. Load VI Uham FttamaU. J.

Rirtt Hoa. Lard Fraada Lrra Rbrbl Haa. Su Oaorr F. Hill. Rwbtrio Hon.

Jarta Ink. M.P. Had. aad Rar. iaka Puaniui Hoa.

IVrarrirk Ponaoaby. M.P. Hoa. Caul Dawaoa Daaxr k.r T. B.

LathbrWc. M.P. NT aarMa Coot. Bart, M.P. Jan Orattaa.

tm M.P. Jaaa Eaatkoaa, M.P. Joka Cam nobhouM. Eaa. M.P.

Thoraaa Vvriac Rk, EaV. M.P. Theraaa Daacooib, M.P. Roban M.P. r.i.

i 1 3oha llrhr HaiaiUHoa.Ratkt.P. Htcaaal ii.nauiiga.ij tur, Joarak Haar, M.P. Caara Rob. Davaan. Eaa, M.P.

Otaay Car. Eaa M.P. Tkiana M.P. kaawl O'CaaarU. M.P.

VUIkt. Stuart, MJ. Jade Day Admiral Donaeny Mr Jam AadrnoB, Bart. Rar. ir rraa.

Lrack BIoh. Bt. Rrt. rrand aadlar. D.D.

and S. F.T.CU. Rn. Mtrkarl Kralirar UmtCoL Lacy Eraaa A. R.

Blake, Marrar, Ea. Wilbaa H. lauH, Eaa. Patrra kfu. Eaa.

Paircr Matraay. ta). Tkoma Vtyat, Eaa. Nkbotaa ParrrH OGonnaa. Ea.

Coraeliaa Lya Eaq. Joha David Latoucb. Ea). Richard Shall. Eaa.

Frederick Solly 1 kood. Eaa. Maaxica CCoaaeU. Ea. Henry Arabia.

Eaa. Thoaaaa Moor. Eaa. Joha Power. of Kilfia Jama Corry.

Eaa. Dand MahaayTCaa. Joba Healey, Eaq. Staabaa Woalf. Ea.

Ckarloa Staaley. Eaa. lUiam Heary Carraa. Eaa. be MaaaaUd to art aa Searrtary.

LIINSTIR. Chairmaa. INSHIRE. raali PEIRCE MAHONY. aarretary.

OK MADIUS, with libntj to touch At Madeira and rerloa. wiB aall about tk aalddl of Jaa. tke Aa eaa. aarai tkta LADT HOLLAND, baraaa ao aaaa. SAML'EL BNELU Cararaaadar rfia la tk Wort ladia Esaart Dork.

Ha areUeat accommodation for pinna m. and will carry a aar FaeOalalitar sarflea. broker, apatr to Mr. Joad. 1.

Caorra Tard! Oaarre rard. Lcaabardtrait. OR (ALCUTTA, from Urerpool, with ieaTeto X. call at Madrlra. to aall about tk loth of May.

the wan taova faat aaUimr Shi ALBION, tardea AUI ton. N. aTLEOD, CimiuiaiiiLi, nary roaaarad. wood ahrarkad oa aataat fh. ta all Taaanu ta mart eomaWta enadinaa, and a vary daarabai aoaeey.

ana, barm alwaya dab rd bar caraora ta xrrUent oedari her cabiB are eitenaiTe. and calculated foe moldrtoa aaladla eayaaa, and abe carrtta aa eataerieacad auiiroa. rortaraaiocaaaaaetapatT toOarnaia hTLeodi ortoCroaaer, Benaoa. and Cav. Uaataaoli ar ao uar, aoaaai, aaa vaw.

a. niaaii mail iwnmiia I laiaiai bere ARK GRAY CARRIAGE To be Thry are I aad 6 yuan aid. nearly It kaad kWrh. Bt far asv. aad anil be warranted found, and fee from ae bliailak Ptare raiaeaa.

be ear at tb arable of tk mtlaraaa to Aparr ta Hi.umtt, baarr, atroadway. Laaoa K. Diacunara. 'ORSW, off the Portsmouth road. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by BENJAMIN ROBIKdON.at hi.

ttnrr. Lrtlk Britain, tnear tb Kw Oanaral PoatarBoi. THIS DAV. at Itodork. FIFTEEN road aiaod aaaerfal MACHtNERS.

the Traperry of Mr. rrs, of rwrtanwutb, which haT been work in in tb lant Crayboamd narr bora raack, and aarted with aoMy an crjeaaawaac or a laaaiianii a aoraa oayi a wia Hay ttw metfm eirrjra Mai ma)rrt Birthday.) THIS KTtKlNO wUltanarrorrnadtha Irian of Ro iT.ttrVL,it!fr,rl,TL,B a act of Roaataf. Oaara bufTa. IL BAR aftltE Dl Il ibu A. Tk ariarraal rharactert Ma Caaului Slcnor Bordrai.

Mraor DrrlUa. I tenor Graaiaal (kta aaaearanc la thlt caaatrr). Lrranarar. ad Alraor ZarheitU oonclad with tb la awarlt hlatortcal ballet of MAaAXlELLO. At th end af tb Oaera.

tk aatlooal AaUiem of "God ear tb hla wUI ran rliTb)NMtaitaM'llteaair. order wiD admit lad, andthjfreallal Uauaaended. On Tueeday mnit Mademoiarlk) bon ta will make bar lat aanearaac tlua aeaaoa. Oainc la tb kmrth of opera will anria at aad all the door will opened at one at kalfeaat Th aublic ar re aaartfalrr informed, that by takrac tickeu in adraac at lb baa. orareof lb win aar th tnrrarecuirfirc of Mini at th door, aad therefor wiU ta admitted without delay.

Apalua Uoa for boar aad aUlUta mad to Mr. Sara I at th Oaera ntora, Haynaarket. TJfMritK KriYjtU WWHi r.ASK. THIS ETENINO, R1ENFI. CoU Rleoal, Mr.

Vounct Claudia, Mia PhUHp. Aflr whlcbTWO Vi IVES. To caorlad with (loth Unvel a new rrand melodramatic (fairy Ute, entitled THURM ANA OCE or. The Prlnoiof th Lair. THK4TRK KOYJU orjt tRDAJr.

THIS EVKNINO. A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE. Colonel FalmweU. Mr. Kmbli ObadUk Pltra, Mr.

Fanretli Aaa Lerrly, Mr. Chatteiler. Ta conriud with (Iffth time) a new mvacal tal of romanr. called THE DEViL ELIXIR or, Th Shadowleaa Man. AhKLfHl THKATML.

Th Public I rartrally Wi formed that Mraan. MATHEWS and YATES will amJoiaUy AT HOME and delirrr their Annual Kpna EntertaauDeaia. THIS EVENING, and Saturday, May I. Tb (renin amaaemrntt to eommaae with Mr. MatheWt new Lectare, la part, on Pecuiiaritle aad Mannera, mtltled THE SPRING MEETINa Sonrti Sarin Meetlnp London New, aaaera Doaoaner Rare Tb Lauacb Tka Country Concert Lard Mayor's Show.

Endof th lat aart, Mr. Yale wiU daUTer Tlta nre Report. ner brfor rraorted. of the ua mredent ad na of Breach of Promlt of ktarrt. called LOVE AMONG THE LAWYERS tor.

Courtln la Court. To raarlud with a Bwaatomlmleal MONOPOLVLOfiL't. by Mr.Vate. tVnUKY THtUTRK. THIS EVENING will br areaented an old EnelUh doromttc lodrama, railed JOHN OVKRY, the Miarr of the bouthwuk Farry.

After which. A NEW AV TO PAY OLD DEKTt. air Cllea Orerrrach (3d lima in tmdnai. Mr. rhhaidutna i ui bora.

Mr. Wynne I Lady A II worth. Mr. Eaertnn. Th wbol to conclud with a aaatomlmlc iketrh, called HARLEQUIN AND wuriui or.

Ltrrw rn aa numme nea. ROiAL AMfHITHKATRK. THIS ETENINfl, at uarter ait 6. th rraad hirlnrlcal me IIP. OIUHMIWi Ol "IKlMiAf ter BrydiT and Mlat Woolford.

Mr. Ducrow will execute hie TAMi t. in and animaiM a ante a th. I.t Uu.t. a.

Tb bora Butterly. Themork Combat of the Frrrrt Hone. Tn "mnaaiwitn in nautical melodrama or WILL WATCH. Tilt Dwi.u san.uui.EHi or. niaod deraaada iti Victim.

Th box. ofllc I open dairy from II till a. anrji tvmiiLd vu.v.a THI EVENING will ta nrreentad aa entirely new Intereatln arrto rnmanlic drama. called THE MATRON OF PAI ERMOt or. Th if Of TWA IA.

alvli PrTVD I I THE WAGGONER or. The Mardereraof Naesiar. To conclude with ttaunarecrleutedlyrnaraidaeat and peculiar Oermaa romantic Wrr aaectacle, called THE bPIHIT OF THE WATERS; or. Undine andthe (lAhlta P.m a a. c.u..

t. u. Leach, th rxtraordiaary Dwarf, wh will'latreduc a ruiety of rriuuir aa nunaaii, aaa xruiaf Try aiipUy w. .,4, hi. mtnniu wuwtiiu.

0 Th eabUcatloa et TV nam tnuiiwmed at I o'clock yeaterday noraiant aad laiahed at S. LOXDOX, THURSDAY, AfRIL 30, 1829. A Lisbon dl Arrired list night, by which we liiTe recti cu intelligenre to the lith of April. The following are extracti from the papers: LISBON, April 14. Hli Jlajratr been pleated to permit hi.

Excellency Lull de Paula Fnrtado de Castro do Rio de Slcndofa, Secre. tiry (State tor the Department of Eccleaiaiual Affair and Justice, to retire from thai office on account of m.Wltl, taming all the honoori and pnnlejet attached to it, and at me ume time appomunic him ITeaident of th Mego da Cooadcncia. Hi Majesljr hat appointed in lui room, Senbor Joao de JIatto Vaaconeelloa XUrbora de Mafalhae. AraiL 18. The Gtsrtte contalni a decree, diamtaaina fwim iK.

army, fx deaeruoo, fee belonrinj to the rtrolutioaarT fae oorj, aaa oiner enmes, cTeral UoloncK, LieuteTianuCalonela, Slajon, Captaintnd Lieatenanta. "April 19. To day a part of the expedition which had enteel amaecroccce of the bad weather that it met with in it paaaare from the aaland of Jladeua tor that of St. MichacTi, tailed from thhi port. The troapi bare been on board erer tine the 4th of dnnne which interral the weather would not allow the ressdi to nil; but the brar warrlort, teeinar that the time waa come for their departure far their deauna.

don, they with the greatest enthusiasm brake out into exclamations of' Long lire the King HLNTERS The SJiVKNfoll.winR LNTERS, weO kao a ta YorkaUra.to ta SOLD at Meaan. TatMnall a. Hraaaark raraer. aa Monday, May lb tmpiitof aenrliaian i. a amy aur.

ae raau. jeai aaa. a uorac. Aa eanor. by Hndraklf.

oat of Roaabrila. ta Aaparacua, maatar of 17 stare, yean old. A Ctmtavt Mar, br Treaaurcr, out of dkjtmon mare, Tear aM. 4. A Brown Moras, Irr Snaralarioa, wry praraiaiacaaanujner.Araai old.

A A Gray rlorat, br Troa urar, dam by Serrmsr. aiaaar by Norwich Ball. I year old A Gray Mar, by Tnararer, am by bar Paul. Trumaetor, Hiehnyar. Oa.

year old. 7. A Bay Hon. yar old, a capital banter. Tk aboe lota ar all freak, and ajnaularly ound youn karma, aad ar well adapted for art rt hacka, hunurt, aad OR SALE, a very superior Sexond hand CHA rae oaen out on noau uaeo.

i iowei arlc To ta teen at brAnter coach factorT, Wa. HVrh many faobionabaj new and atronil hand carnarraar Halborn. wber man ready far talc N.B. All cam oU aa harin( bara put is per. tact upatf will ta warrantad.

Fha; HAETON'. To be SOLD, the rncrtT of a Gcntleaaaa kartrar bo fartkar ua for It. a ramarkabrr Leht ACTON with ahiftuki aaat to form aoubat aitttaxa far 4 persona. and Ltned with drab cloth. Ta ta area at WlUam (lat Koadall'i) CGYITIAN HALL, IhddlT 45veTal LE fj JICNEaCOLLBCTlOf af RATTLE PICTURE.

aawn KBOwa for a turkfal ranroaratatioa of hiatartcaleeeauakd thermal akin with which the painttnri ar narutad. will (ta th ream of aamryi ai 1 1 num a lew oaym. Aommanc la. A SALE of LADIES' Uaeful and Omamental Tl WORK, la AID of th SOCIETY for tb RELIEF of WIDOWS aaplrln withia the firat month of thmr widowhood Patron HI Matt Gracious MAJESTY tk KING wtl take rdaec on Tharaday, Um 7th of May, 1(9, WllM Ttaoeas. Kiiut rtraet, bx.

Jaaaar's la crjonuenc at I o'clock and rJoatata. On ahtHinc to paid adminaacei children. 6d. mt rtaa, naa. c.

"PAPERHAh'GINUS. R. CHATER best to inform hi Friend and th Psbtie, that ha aontimaae ta SELL APERHA.GINGS, of th heat tjaatty aad wwkraaaakip. at tk 7d. to la.

per yard. A Ubaral dtacowat ta tk trad and country aajw u. Laucatoiaaaarajiat ywit iirwr, ioeapaTQ. TMPK0VD READING CASE, adapted for the JL Ediabarfh and Quarterly Rnw, Blackwood. Botanical, and tk Markaair' Macimaai.

Lade! Partraiu, LUerary Gatatta, I J. brary of Uaafal Eawwladae. Weakly Bart, Ac Thu will he found Tarynaafal to prmuii peruxUcal publicatiaa in tibrarie. la. auviaaw.

ntaraTy onar. raua nauaaa, aic ajanatacuirta and oy tjaanc an boakbumer. Great oad be Laiatf a tiiai null. Sttaad: araea, tea, Ja.dd.1 royal tr, 4a. 4aa, ta.

PARUAMZXTARY lXTELUGZyCE. HOUSE OF LORDS, WxBXEtDAT, Aria 23. The Lord Chancellor appeared in the bout at ten bear part of the arwumeruin the Appeal rate Camnbrri t. Atnall paat IIocJocAtbelr lawdthipt adioumed to Fri rnext. IOU8E OF COM3IONS.WEDa EtSAT.ArRn.

SB. At four o'clock, there beuur bat 23 njembers raeaent. the Speaker adjourned the bouac to a qntrter before IS ta mor. row (thli dajr.) GERMAN PJPKRS. MENTzTapril 14.

It teems that the state on the banks of the Rhine, which bare beta CArrriof on for these 13 years a paper war with BolTand, about the free Barifation of the Rhine, art likely to obtain a powerful aOr, namely Enrland, wboae merchants are now eodrrourin; to realist the free navigation of the Rhiam. fiereral journals have already tnnornwecl thai an Zorllah thip, bound to Coaopic, bad tailed from London. Thu vessel, which wn built in Holland, and calculated to rate the Leek, bat alred reached Rotterdam it hat aarlfrnte BsJfacarro, cotmstt Tba atbaelrtaa at tb hetheiUnd throw creat diffitnL, tie tn the way of the captain, who it detained by them ail oa hub of tuxir and manufactured roods. ta Rotterdam, and call inea br traratit dot to pay tat hi carro, contrary to the refuUdons of the Oo rtTsanent the JietheTlsnrui, vbicn allow the free navira. fJon of the Leek.

The captain, tired out by the dlfflrulne wirh which he hat to antend. It ready to transfer hit canto to Dutch bowrr er, all tb merchants of djcaocne, trno an Lajtreate4 ta the carfo. Bar protested. It csaootbe doubted that the ctttia of tb Rhine would be adnmveooA to ferrJj riadoot, especially to Bnetawi atraditBiayUi tbenfar expected that the aailnlirrtrtan of sai Lraz ox wetmifton, wno at tn cuiiita or verona ja jaented not Sa of the free narlid of tb Rhine, vapakp rbuinittet aerioatly. It it, hkitcd, tTtrpriainc A ttb Eabjlitm OaenmotM, wUeh (pare no tacrine to itb exatuMrcc of its la th mrxitert ccjntrlei, hJAerl paid JUtlt atutuioateio tarxaTUntAehAnntl tad th JUdtM.

which it to MwtoEagltAni. rrL lTTM VRNA, Mabcv S7 JBmVmmUr 4f Spt MyV th lAsdhtf; of tb earn from AlexATadrit ontiimed wUkaj AmaAayitlrltTaBtS ajmaa faieawamtat rain ffarnfT. Partb tb ItBvl UctthM. vm ataaiv tb amttcaer tVoaeDrynuitUpltccin. P55i" vw.ka II HalJ aewaaaaananaaaw vivam montfla.

JXttkt faafoakru txWaaaaaaioB. aW ianaTln VOaVt IIB1 JatWIAMflll.fc.atw BanTt tiTxW jrCdatU to Bit. Uataaamt It appears that the German papers inTe credit to the British GoTcTnment for bang tlinxMed to co oDcrate? actively with the serenl states situated up the Rhine, in measures calculated to obtain from HoIUnd the free TJAYigmtion of that important inlet into GermAny. The Dtilce of it seem, presented a note At the Congress of Verona, in faronr of that object; and it is therefore presumed thst his Grace will now, from a recent occurrence, be ready to enforce his fonnff representation upon the Netherlands. The question perhaps, not a Tery simple one.

If the latter GoTemment ha barn in Any mAnner pledged to open the psasagc of the Rhine, doubtless it may be called upon to redeem that pledge by nations interested in it fulfilment. Eyen if not bound by any positive obligation, the Government of the Netherlands would be guilty of a failure in the office of friendship and good neighbourhood, by obstructing the innocent and useful intereours of nstions occupying the interior of the continent with those which can no otherwise find access to them but bv th great river of Europe. If the city of IlAmburgh, or toe iking ot UistarjLRK, should venture to shut up the Elbe, what would England or Prussia say to them The case made by the Netherlands is not before us if it be not a far stronger one than we have yet any reason for supposing, it is difficult to imagine tht a Prince of so sound An understAnding, and of such ex empUry honour, integrity, and benevolence, as the exjtinghcd of the House of Ora.no will continue to check the free course of commerce, or to withstand the wishes nd hurt the interest of his closest friends and allies. Whoever ha taken the trouble to read attentively the observAtions made from time to tira in" this journal on the state of Irehmd, will recollect, tlut when the cHsfranchiserneTit bill was first named to ParuA ment, we predicted the necessity of providing for that change which the measure would produce, or nither Accelerate, in the relation between landlord nd tenant, throughout the island, by tome phut of relief and protection to the poor. Immense numbers of poor pea.

sabU were invited to settle on landed propertie in every part of Ireland, in the character of 40. voters. EstAtes were minced up into the smallest portions, for this one politic! object. The young men made into freeholders invariAbly took wives, a a necessary Appendage to the freehold residence; and this subdivision of the land was speedily followed by an enonnou increeof the population. The object for which uch a mass of people was created And located no longer exists and the wretched peasantry will be banished as rapidly as the law will enable the landlords to oust them from their henceforth useless holdings.

Nor will it be at all requisite thAt the landlord should put off th fulfilment of this purpose until the regular expiration of the leveral leases: the poor Irish tenant is alwsyi at his landlord merer. leans hi rent i. at all tirae in arrear. Then let us ask what become of tteraynadtf destituterw jde? Cananyhmianneart COTtemplatethe oieriecorthdrcoTioUtionwithemtA dering We are aure that the Duke of Wnuxtrnw CAnnot we are pure that he who spoke with such manly abhorrence of eml war cannot look with Indifirrenee at the deatructionof more than half a million of helpless wretches, doomed to die of cold and Iranger the worst taUmitif attendant oa that verv ut of wUckaVsdepraaies. We haT Ta doubt, that th it tZ uvinuuKSI win fed it to be iti jtoty, to take upon itself the sari of aoBkKXMBne icaTartfof.fx aatioua fail swrtfucea tm the dlsaiiouentbflL wnica Wanine nsmniv na, upon wivii, wie aa.iVitimin'.fficaB3rr of k' AmCaW'taks'wrrfe'WHlfi aBtufat he eU Tt'li1.

ystem of poor Uw Into IrtUnd do not uy the modem Engliah system. We do not mean to allege quite positively how much of that system, a at present operating, ought to be rejected, how much of the original law of Elizabeth ought to be adopted, or of that which restrained the erection of cottages for the unprovided poor. The law of Scotland, we are assured, works wrQ Scotland, and at far less comparative expense truin the system which now prevail throughout this country. In Scotland it is said that few or no questions arise, or at least proceed so far as to be litigated with regard to tettkment a branch of the subject which, with us, it to prolific of laws suit and of barbarity towards the poor themselves. But in Ireland, we are thoroughly convinced that something roust be done, and done without procrastination, for saving the peasants dis franchised and expelled as they are about to be irom aosoiute destruction to themselves and children by famine.

That there will be a violent resistance to All such proposals, we Are well aware and so, wc doubt not, are llu Majesty's Ministers. But little need the Dule of Wellino Ttm, if once satisfied of the rectitude of his own policy, 4ittU need he dread the opposition of selfish, sordid, and unfeeling men to an act in which all the enlightened and generous of the upper class in both countries, and all the lower, without exception, cannot fail to lend him the most cordial and grateful rapport. The second expedient mentioned by our Dublin letter is colonization but that is a large subject, on which we have not time nor spac now to enter. Other and more obvious and less expensive expedient should first be tried certain at least we are, that colonization, except on a very large and therefore costly scale, is gocd for nothing. It is with pleasure we find that a statue is to be erected, in or near the city of Dublin, to the illustrious Chief by whose energy, under the Auspices of His Gracious Master, the great national measure which will bind us all in unity has been carried.

The advertisement, in our paper of to day, announces the commencement of the measure; and the rank, cone quence, and wealth of the persons engiged, ensure its ultimate success. The facts which Mr. Hobhocse mentioned, and the anecdotes which he related, in his application to Parliament respecting select vestries, were curious enough. He obtained his committee for th investigation of the subject, which is all that can be at present desired. Select vestries, it appears, are of ancient standing nor is it easy to conceive how the concerns of a large parish can be managed, and its accounts audited, in an open vestry.

It is the principle of self election, and that of self propagation, with which we are disposed to quarrel. Let the vettry, wher a select one is required, be freely and openly chosen by the inhabitant householders paying rates, and its duration limited, and we believe all parties would be satisfied, and th interests of the parish best upheld. We should think that five years might be a proper period for the existence of a select vestry, th members being re eligible and that theplace of individual member dying might be filled up, for the rest of th period during which the vestry was to last, by the vestry itself, without calling the parish together for th election of a single member. Hut all the inhabitantinhabitant householders should have the power of choosing the vestry at the general election. A correspondent, who signs himself Practical," hss favoursd us with a letter on the com trad, wherein he denies that the heavy duties now imncwed unon the importation of foreign com give the English tanner a monopoly of the corn market, because Urge supplies have been brousrht into the country since the month of hut November.

Now it affords a tolera ble measure of the reatonablenet of the landed interest, that one of it Partisans should affect tn lv aatnnialie.1 at any outcry being raised against the exclusive advantages enjoyed by the tnglish grower over the foreigner, Ivcauit the monoiiolT does not amount to an absolute and perfect prohibition. It is true that corn lias been imported since November, and without such importation tens of thousands of oeonle would have perished of hunger before now. But if there had not existed such a tix as to shut out foreign corn in the average of cases, from this country, the failure of the English crop would not haie been felt with such extreme severity try the bulk of the British nation, for there would luve been a larger quantity of corn raised in loreign countries, to meet the possible demands of this, And there would liAve been a suffi cient amount of foreign grain stored up, to mitigate tne evu consequences of our domestic scarcity. The letter writer. howeer.

tells us. that the Inch price is only from a failure of the crop," and he allege that failure as a reason for not further distressing the British farmer bv the addition of a re duced price, to the loss occasioned by a diminished narvest in other words, the writer proposes, that the fanner crop should fail, the country is quietly to suffer starvAtion rather than seek tlscwhcrc that supply of food which the said farmer is unable to furnish that is to say, make the suffering universal, when nature had only made it partial and sacrifice the great body of the people, that rents may be naid by famine prices. It is fortunate that iniquitous proiects are cencrallv supported by arguments or assertions so monstrous. that every man in his right mind must at once percehe uieir laiiacy. fceu wthonl roii, quoth tins tenderhearted agncuTturist, fanners can hardly lire If the land, then, can paT no rctit at ull.

the miarhier on his own showing, is without a remedy; because the kingdom, in that case, must infallibly be thrown out of cultivation, and wemrrrhaie foreign corn. It is a dangerous thing for an advocate to prove too much. We refer our readers to an advertisement in this day's journal, of the Oratorio at Guildhall, for the Deneht of the distressed Ssilk weavers. We have every reason to believe that this will the best musical celebration which has ever taken place in this countrv, ith the exception of the commemoration of Handel in Westminster Abbey. The House of wr.a 1.., ..12 I nsH kABV iiigui aujuuriicu, tnere not being members enough present to proceed to business, until a quarter before 12 o'clock this day, an early roeting being to admit of the Speaker' attending Ilia Ufaintv'a On ivednajulav lt iw, of tUm HmmI c.

"tiKiai a vigauon Company packet, the Ijord Mtlnlie, met with an amrlenf rvn hoe r.l.:. cl. i.e. .1 iHie leii tne lower stair at 11 nclrwV in 1 sua proceeded safely till about half past five ia the afternoon, tIIL one01 team ngines broke in tWO. Tbe enirinr were .,......1 Captain (Captain Mlddleton) considering it to be iro DOSSlble to reach Palate anA :7 r.

ik uuaaic 10 at temnt to mate Mimi. a ucicmuncu 10 return toward London, in the hope of finding an ajiuuni. ronunaieiy, at Uravescnd, UOUwr of tlv I Vimn.n. u. rr found ready for starting, having that afternoon towed a Tfllfl ftAWt, Km Tit.

1 a 1 au uic and at thmodock in the morning a fresh rtart was made far Calais harboor, where the whole of the paeT rrr were aafdy landed at about 12 o'clock, after ruvingen countered no other erUi thaa uiiinexDtfedni3itat arlekyrfabtlSlMtir. It wu urdrtood on board, that accidents had before happened to the ITatCiSfAupee. were not mtroduced, In the as, tcrnf tA a mt ttt ktano. ttsWaaam issnsissssssiisi vaaanra nana wtKauaaq ni writ tMe John RrrteaA'Fa Ma a ta. naceAaT ewll lT iaTllSr TTrV 5" alhni Ot.

msimsFm, HONK Y.ttA RKETund CITY INTELLIGENCE Wednesday Erminjr. A further decline of 4 per cent has taken place today in Conwrls, which closed at H7i to for the Ac ceunt, and the depression, though tnfling in itself, has gone so contrary to the expectation which a thort time back were entertained, that a degree of alarm lias spread among the stockholders far greater than the circumstances would seem to warrant. At it usual whenever the money market is in this state, vinous rumour pot into circulation, but it ia usekn tti recapitulate has evidently originated in mere conjecture. Some of tlie large capitalists appear to liave been selling stock on a calculadon that its value must, in some degree, be affected by the state of our internal trade, united with the rather doubtful aspect of foreign politic, which sales influence jmcen ami the speculators, who know nothing, have recourse to their invention for an explanation. The foreign marlet, partly in consequence of the account therr, ha been subjected to rather more fluctuation than usual, but causes connected ith foreign olitics have al bt.cn in action thirc.

The decided determination of the Court of St. lVtersmirgh to pro socute the war in Turkey with extraonlinarv vigour, has been felt in the value of Russian stock, which has fallen nearly 1 per cent. The last price was 9 ty It has ben however, that the credit of Russia has been maintained throughout tins struggle far better than could have been calculated upon, though it is far from being obvious by what agency this has been accomplished. It is owinc, probably, to tbe persuasion generally felt among European capitalists, of me grsai resources of the country compared with its amount of debt, which induces them to support the stock, by making investments in it wherever it is circulated, and even to make further tenders of assistance in money on advantageous terms. Thu a small loan raised last year in Holland for Russia keeps nearly at par; and another, negotiated this jear under the name of a Polish loan, circulates 'at a still higher value.

With all this facility of credit, good management is required to sutam it and it it more than probable that if a very large loan were required, it could not be raised without cither a consuliTable saenfice in price, or some chance of policy towards Turkey. Portuguese and Brazilian stork have both fluctuated to tlay, but in different directions, Brazilian having falVn and Portuguese risen aliout per cent; Danish bonds are per cent, lower the others have not varied materially from the prices of yesterday. Cape of Good Hope papers to the 1st ult.haie been reeched to day. The cultivation of land in that colony has become a subject of much attention, there, and it ppears that out of the quantity of land which has hitherto been found capable of fielding rent to th proprietor, too small a portion is under cultivation. The best and most favoured spots in the colony on that account iM barely the common profits of the capital necessary to their full and effective cultivation.

Although it is a fact that considerable prices are given for some estates in the colony, it is contended that they are not given for the present value of th land, but for the capital and labour sunk by former occupants. Unoccupied land sells for little more than the charge of a Government survey. Iate instances on the London market have sufficiently ihown how much the cultivation of wheat at the ape deserves the attention of its inhabitants and the encouragement of its Governors. If too great an advantage is not sought to be derived from the industry of the farmer, who, in most case, i likewise the land owner, the produce of wheat cannot fail to become a source of the greatest protpenty to the Cape Colony. We have account from Singapore to the 5th of De cember, but they bring nothing of importance.

FIRE AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Whatever opinion may prevail as to the cause of the late fire in Westminster Abbey, there is some consolation in knowing, that the damage occasioned by it is very trifling. Two pounda would repair the injury inflicted by the conflagration, which is meraly the burninrj of a screen or partition, formed out of a cast off scene once used at the Westminster plays. This screen was put up some time ago, to exclude one of the nooks or recesses in tb calWv nearlv over the communion tahl, and the spac thus enclosed was used as a sort of lumber room. It is a part ot the buildm? into which no ncrson has accrss.

except the workmen usually employed in repairing the nuu mere are no repairs In progress at present, the cause of tlie fire is involved in mystery. No combustible matter has been found, nordoes suspicion point to any particular individual. Yet, supposing sn incendiary to have been cmnloyed.it was exactly the spot upon which, ith a knowledge of the localities of the edifice, he would have gone to work. Itis in th centreof the Abbey, and communicates directly with the roof of th north transept which was destroyed by fire 26 years ago) the materials afforded some little fond for roinKii.tirtn the embers, when ignited, must fall upon the seats of the portion of the buildincr used for ilUine rvln. of course extend the conflagration.

It is true these are all ague grounds of conjecture, but in the absence of specific facts, rumour is busy in assigning a sinister cause for tlie occunence. The magistrates at Queen square, and the Dean and Chapter of estminster, are anxiously engaged in inquiry but as far as we can learn, they have as yet thrown no light upon the m)stcry. When th fire was first uncovered, the arfcarance was alarming, from the dense mat of smoke whieh had collected in the body of the building; but the timely assistance which was provided soon put an end to the alarm at first excited for the safety of this ancient structure. A troop of Horse Guards were in attentlance as soon as the fire was discovered, and the most ready and efficient service was rendered by the hrc enginc employed on the occasion. Since this was written, we have received a report from Oueen square, wliich makes it probable, that the fire was accidentally occasioned by some fellows, whose purpose was plunder, not conflagration.

Despatches were received yesterdav morning at the Colonial office, front the fimerrtorand Crrimanler in w( the Hon. ir (J. L. Cole, (r (,.11. at the llT'' ftnm nenior, Lieutcnant Ocncral Sir toward Uarncs, K.C.

It, at Cevlon and from the imor and tonimander.in thief; Licutennt the lion. Mr narie. Goltdle, and (l.t'.l!., at the Mauritius. The ilespatfhes from the (ape arc dated the of February, and thoac troni Ceylon tlie 14th of December. They relate en.

.....7 tiiti miu umn tn tnoac colonics. lrovm, 2. Tins morning at half past seven, Ills Maicsly' packet the Crtcr, Captain I.vnr, arriYed from aUis afttr a tine pasaaef, and landed his ftoyal Ilieh. nC Pn lnrw.1,1 .1 1 .1 icr a aiutc iroiu rnc icuns at tne neignts. His Koyal Hinhneas aent aa usual to th omn Hotel, wnere he breakfateil and remained until 10 clack, when he art ofT for Itontioi, attended by Baron Stock, mar, Ac.

A.c, under a similar sJute from the heights. Ar. mrd the Royd Georgr steani.veascl from Calais, with one carnage and 10 passengers. Sailed His packet SiUamandrr, aith the mad, A.c, fur alais. eterilay a Court of Directors held at tlie Katt India.houte, when the following eommandm took leare the Court previous to deaarurur for their respective desli.

nations, tis. Captain Georre Probyn, Captain Cbarlc Shea, Thomas Grtnnlle Madras and Bengal. The East India Company' thip William Fairlie arrived off Portland on the 27th inst. She left China the 24th of December, the Cap the 28ih of February, and St. II clans the Uth of March.

Coitctv Galway ELFcnox. Amongst the numerous candidates for this county already mentioned, the Ctir Journal di the name of the Right Hon. VeteyKiugerald, and states that he will be supported by our two present members, Jamet h. lAmbert and James Daly. Esgrs.

M'e are noCdis posed to concur In opinion with the Clare editor. We re. aasert the statement made ky ns on last, that it was J1 Initio's intention ts canvass this county. We had good authority for making this assertion, and upon th ame we now can inf.m the public that hit Lordship has re. linquiahed th idea.

Comurufht Journal. Mademoiselle Sontag arrived in London on Tuesday, and wdl, it is said, make her first appearance this teaaon at the (Jpera in Cenerenlola. W'e are requested to conectsome misrcpresnutions which have found their way into the newspapers respectin the bequests of tbe Ute Earl of Bridgewater. He Is repre" sented as hanng left yast estate in Cheshire, and other counties, to the British Museum he had no estates whatever in Cheshire, and Uiis landed property England was very trming indeed. He has left hit manuscripu to tbe Museum, and tbe interest of 7,0007.

to th hbranans who arc to be appointed iooot ,0 "rTment the collection of M8J5. of that instltntion. It is also erroneously said, that hit lordship refused to receive the family papers a heir looms at Athndge, but they were never to offered by the late earl. He aorne Umetmee propoaed, we understand, to found a sort of paMie library the mansion at Athndge, or near it, for tbe deposit of bu i manutenata, aad to appoint a librarian this was. as might be expected, 6dined by the former Earl of tJndrewater.

Ertntng paper. ArTueTtyo Calamity From a Cormwmdent.) Dartar the rime of dhine lerrice at Newark CSurch, last Friday, three or four vivid flashes of accompanied by thunder, spread CDutenuUwn amawg tne whole of the CtaVrraaUlon. Th elarteie UnlA k.a .1 i a 0,1 Mrm Tliomu WiMi i thTVilplt, deredlohiiri, tmtw art teTTtsdd, from jtrmlmeiiaX ttlemeTHnot th sllrttesthop ranMerttertatoedrfhdteveritaUrrstotatioo to hu Tb ib3twlj ttmtb'' al iroa work which larighbcaiiiaaud. TUX KING'S LEVEE. (From the Court Newsman.) Yesterday If it Majesty held hi first leva Car the season.

The notice fir hoi Jin it having been Issued about a sntmih since, many persona who were abroad were enabled to arrlie in time tn be present at It. Tee attendtnc waa rwmeraut and splendid. It is supposed there were between 1,309 and 1,400, including tbe great majority at" the rujbUify of the hif Heat rank, who paid then ditty to tfcetr horeiain. Very ro licious arTanrrmentt were made about the exterior of the palace to prraerre ori'er Sir R. Brrnle, the cinrf anagjetrate eftxtlirr.

allended. with Townaend and Saver, at tlie bead ot a numerous body of police. Ie, the High constable of estminster. was present on horseback. Their arrange menta rery much faeiLtascd the access of the company the palace and although it waa one of the lulleat ievre toe ainr haa held aince he rarac to the throne, the entnpany had all left by about six a'clock.

Tbe Guard of Honour, under the command of Lord Jamet Hay, occupied the paUra.ranl.wuh the llrrnadier Uand in their Mate nniforra, snder the direction of Mr lllaney therr maater. At half, pact one o'clock a detachment of Royal Hotac fiuards armed in tbe Cvurt yard ar Marlbormiirlt.houae the hand wore their superb plate dresses: on this occasion ttier ned the ulrcr kcttlc druma prrsentrd to them by kis Ute Masty at the time be waa a captain in that rrgimcnL The luanhalaica and under, porters wore new uniforms the gentlemen pmtert and pace were In mourning. Venman guards and some of tbe finest men in tlie regmw nt of Royal Ilora (iuarda wer stationed on the staircase and in the guard mom. The honourable crrp of grnUrmen pensioners lined the presence chamber. Tne time announced for opening the Palace doors was ilf paat one but in consequence af the line of carnage (extending to New Bond atrect) which had formed by one o'clock, they acre opened about that time.

Pmiuui to tlie commencement of tlie Iree, His Majesty gave an audience to Mr. Secretary Peel. The King then reeeired thnae entitled to the honour of the rnrrV, commencing with their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cumberland and (ilnrester, and I'nnre lopold the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, acrordina; to the rank of their respectiTe and Governments Prince Ueven, the Russian Ambassador Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Am bavsadue Monsieur Falrk, Ambaaaador bora the Nether. tltron the Prussian Minuter; Count Djornst. J'ma, the Swedish Alinistrr Count de Moltke, the Danish Minuter; Monaiettr Ilermudex, the Spanish Minister Mr.

Harbour, the menran Minister; M. Kocafnerte, tbe Men ran Minister; Viscount Itanarana, the riraxflian Sluuater; the ardm Minister, the Neapolitan Minister, the Bavarian the W'artrtnberg MiniMer, the Saxon Charge d'Attairen, Mr. Colquhonn, the Consul General for the Hans Towns Chevalier de Neumann, of th Aur man Lmbaasr. The following had audiences Prince Lievcu, to dehier a Utter; (unt de Moltke, npoa bis return from abroad; Oevaher de Zea fermudex, to debrer his credentials from his Royal Hurhnest the Duk of I.ucca; the Maruis rUrbarrna, to delirer a letter; Coant Maiuusheriu, le Count Zahielo, were presented by Prince lieven Count DoakorT, Prussian Nrcreiarr of Legatian, was prraented by Baron Bulow Count BiUe Rrahe, attache to the Danish Legatxin, waa presented by Count Jioltke M. Alexandre Mortara was prraented by the Chevalier de Zea Bennudei Pnnce Cuauile, Count Mancalctcre, and Count Bronealioni, were presented by Count Ludolf.

All the Cabinet Ministers were present (with tbe exception of the Earl of Aberdeen, who was abaent in consequence of a domestic calamity), the Great Officer of State, tbe Master of the Household, the Treasurer of the Household, the Deputy Comptroller of the Household, the Earl Marshal of England, th Archtnabop of Canterbury, the Arthbtabop of York, the Lord Primate of Ireland. The King then proceeded to the great Levee.ronm, and took hi suuon to the left of tbe throne. Hit Majesty, who appeared to be in excellent health, wore the Order of the Garter, and several Kuaaian, French, and Prussian orders. The Lord in waiting was Earl Roden, the Groom in waiting Sir William Uoustoun, and the Equerry in waiting Sir Ro. ben Bolton.

The Duke of St Alban's appeared in the uniform of Grand Falconer of England, and several appeared hi the full Highland costume. The Russian Ambassador came in state. At the Levee there were present The Archbishop of Ar. magh, the Lord Chief Justice of England, the Vice Chan. cclliir, the Lord Chief Baron, tbe Lord Chief Baroa of Scot, land, the Svlieitor Genersl, the JIaxter of the Ceremonies, the of the Ordnance, tbe Commander of the Forces, the QuartCT Maaur General, the Vice Treaaurer of Ireland, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Chief Commissioner of the Woods and Forests, the Lord Mayor of Iiondon.

the Sheriffs of London and Middleaex Meur. Uooth and CoprUad. Under ShcruTs Richardson aad TUaon, the King of Arm, the Captain of the Hon. Corps of Oentle. men rensieners, tne Captain or the i eoman Guard, the Rev.

Dr. Dakina. Assistant Chaplain General the Judge of the Admiralty Court, the Provost of Trinity CoDere, Dublin, the secretary of the General Poat effice; Mr. Hay, Under. Secretary of State for the Colonial Department Mr.

Serjeant saieuui, uie iscpuxy riccoraer or ijonoan. Welliiitoa. Dnonalur. Norfolk, Airy U. Beaaort.

St. Alban i. Leiutcr, Duraet, Richmond. Le, Ratland. Samenet.

Manchester. Afarraiure Oreland. Exeter, WcUraler, Carnwalh. Winchester. W.

orccater. Briatol. Slin. kwNuwtrrTj, vroiana. aKniaa, sauaDurr.

Caandoa. Bala. Laaalowne. Graham. "aa, oWe Vounuharlei, Harrwood, HadVLorton, sfirrfcaiflilil.

New. burah. Casailia. Rrownlow, TanacrTille, flow. Cray.

Portmor. Morton, Lirerpool. St CravaiM.narliiiTOa,Deoiri.lkilatT.Cow. per. lrmoulh, Coaford.

Maya. Bclaat. Nrlann, Roecomanon, Oa. ory. Sectir.

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nrrey, Mndon. Amherst, EanlsluUen. Uaaxford. Aberdeen. Abtnjtdon.

Brrcknork. Bradford. Dorchester, Eldoaw Carliaar. khartrsbury, Kinnoul.narendon, CheaUrneld. Ilarrowhy, Balaam.

Wntmorlaod. Talaot, Falmouth. Clar. Rodeav I lawuare Derrhunt. Metric.

Goderirh. strataaTca. VUynard. normanatnwn. Narthland.

BeWrar. Fordwich, Caatlereacn. Tcra. pWen. xidmouth.

Down, hamror, Holmadala. Vilhcra. Mood. Aahley. Palaaerooa.

Lawther, firannlhr, Berea ford. Clire. atalhoum, laoitile. Hererbrd. Lank Norrrr.

Maryborouch. EuanborouaA, Kllleea. CluTbrd. Durialrr. Howdea.

Harry Van. Dormer. Durham. Clement. F.

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G. H. Carndua. G. Beal ST Tr.

wuiouehby iTEmby. HiU. Famhorouah, Apaley, Clenlyon. Arden. Soroerart.

r. so. rneraet, G. Serruour. Durutaarllle, Duadaa.

Selaey. Grantham. tnrnnnyne. F. Beaurlerk.

Rarenawarth. Howard de Wal cntt.r. lee. Taawwton. D.

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Archer lloamaa, anna. Pa km paaa Hope. Leah. M. Ed.

Folev. M.P.. Barem. J. Francis Ludlow Holt.

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fa. at nle. It. Daria. M.P..

C. Or. W. R. Corny, J.

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aeyaMHir, uuffale. ajaady. J. i bU. P.

ImyW.i.riHindlrai. Warre.T.Fairf. a.aan SiKdea.il Harnoad. H.w. Hoaeru.

Haanm. r.nwarr nabut.C ary, J. Vly. R. Maarat, raal.

ai F.Pollack. Carson. C. Macaianon. VI.l7..

J. Bailer, I 11 Jeakuu. H. Barm. Akw.

B. Bradie. aa. falwTcL s.srott, at.r.. Hall.

K. w.currl. w. ratten. R.

Aaaei H. M. tyer. E. Jeralaaham, W.

RUdell. H. Mia II. II stanor, St John Baker, nwr. 17 L.

AHriiM. aaat v. nnw, n. naatawa. I arieaat Aralxa.

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Weal. Dan. ITCnnnen. Plaata. Sarin Rare.

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rv lT fl. flimiiler ittah. K. ramagla. Orlhra.

R. Hay, A. Barrier Forbes. VI. A.

tnount. O. Roaaall. M.P Jahaaon. Serjeaat Taddy, Burke.

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Frsnkland Lewi. Barrm. R. lri looaer, ShelBrld Grace, P. William.

t.iSani. Baa. Kialoch. W. hand.

Charles Aahburaham. R.4art laaaaxea a d. CMterell, Rraaon. Artkar CamTaTi rci K.C.. I IMmalas llalford.

tla. Korh, J. Campbell. (' Roche, Henry teikrh, myaa remtarsia, M.r.. so.

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a lUKre, laiinorTe, iranea, W. lamphell. Nrttleahi. A. Barclay.

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Iltiae. Hope, smith, rraakoa, le. L. II. renlwm.

siaDetl, utlleton, lluaaau. J. Elliot. Arch. Mardonald.

II. Emanuel The foDowmg were among the numerous The Arrhhtahoa of Canterbury, on ha traaslat TH Lord Maror of London, br Mr Kerretarv PaaL The llon.Lieutenaat tosrntry, of th Lif t.oarW, by aa Tiacnsrat Derrhurat. Mr. Archer 1 1 on I Jon. br clr Richard Km Captaia Cat, la' Ud Reiimcut, by tneral Sir 1 tt Baru.

fa, C. R. Mr. tharia rooeland. by Mr.

Secretary Pert. Coirmei Reilrr. by Sir Herbert Taylor. Lord Ftorreya, by the Tjct mf Abiriednn. mw.

sneriii onoin, or mi reel. Mr. Caeendnh. be the Duke of De.on.hire. Th ProToac ui Trinity Count, Dublin, by tla Arrhkpaaua Armaah.

Sir Aatley Cooper. Bart aa terwant irea ta Itaa alaaa.k i the Lord ra Waltin. Mr. Under ShenST Rlrhardaan, by Mr. Secretary PeeL Fraacu Ladlow Holt.

Va a CnaaeeUW af I tj a Rlrht Hon. t. Arbuthnot. Chancellor af th Duchy a I si Xr. Henry Emana! Goodhart.

by air Caarlea Fmaaa. aaaa Mr. William Seyroeur, on hi appointsnent aa Palaa JaaaeafaJi aw Aanataat Comiauaury Ceneral Skelton. by th Dr. Rchardaon, Royal Manna, cm ba rtura ftiaas th land expedition, by Viarouat MeHllle.

sir. nuiiara A. scarwti, tniet juaticeor Jamaica, ay Merray. Ta Lord Mayor's Chaplala. th Rev.

Samuel Souths Lord Mayor. Mr. John Frost, th Directorof th Medical Botanical Ceaent hi bart oration brfor that body, dedicated, HI Majesty, anon which occaalon Mr. Froat kaaad lotoael Brooa, ay the Earl of Ataorooo. air.

lieary Hop, ny Mr. nop. R. P. Toms me.

by Lord lags am. Sir Wlmam Cartia. oa ucraedm to th DsimnH). by Vaaaa Mr. unam Campbell.

Chaaf Juatat at Ipaer Caaads. ayl Re. Caarsr Perruut, Chaplain to Mr. Sltertrcpaad, vl. i S.

iw.urlrrK, nareaawarui. laowani da wn. rien. I hot. Radatork.

Teyaham, II. tfiolasoadele. foth.m. M. UlfoH, SWord.

J. T5nne. W. TnynNWu! louehby Broke. II Thjrna.

Clenrali; Alranarr. Ill era. Rtcjr Haa. O. F.

Hill, Samuel hephero. Sir Rotaa. an. R. Peal, W.

Huklaam, II Goulburn. Civ. Wynn, J. Her. Murres Bourne, Sir W.

Fremantl. Arbuthnot. V. Fltare raW, Frankland Lewia. HoneLieut.

Conroy, CoL Towaahcnd, Captaia Duada. Colonel stanhope A. Ellin. Col. H.

Molyneux. JErski. CoLGnt; Captain Duncombe, Ree. H. Duncnmbe, Mr.

Clifford. Mr. Hewrtt, Captain Duncan. C.J. Shore.

Ree. H. D. Eraklne. H.

R. 2 'C?" ry. runcr Law. Rrr. lw, w.

Law, Prenton. Major Fan. r. r. Ornmaney, A.

Caoper. Italalav. T. Leth. bridee, OMrey.

J. Beckett, T. LetTc. SheeTjTV. "taaaton.

D. Hill. Saaith! G. "tar raid. Cockburn.

J. Brrdeea. C. ForbeaV E. ast.

J. B. John.tone, K. Freeuiw. C.

AJdia. R. Gardiner stirha, R. Kin, W. turtiaVa EerrutwT Chi" cheater.

II Lowe. C. Cole. Laurie. J.

BaerTRSlton Wetherrll. Murray, llariuaondl H. TaVS' 7. Ern. ILWrth, a raul, W.

Watderburn. H. W. Wilaoa t2''JL2ZXrr e. hiS ner.

M. somerrille. F. E. Drake, D.

IL Uphisaton. hTa. Hodm. S. Stewart.

J. Wyatairi. ipoiuaum, a. ASAera London, I hicheatrr, Winchester. Rnrtol.

Cheaurr, a.ph. Lichllcld and lorcntry Glorester, Mealh. CalwtaVte. badoea, srli.le. Fly, Durham, LlaatuUT.

of saltRbury. A'rhdmcvn ef Dorset. Hfr LkTUr, Uikini, Spry. RuaaeU. I.

Maltby If F. Fonrd Bowes, W. strone. Birch, Bldlake Bra' I drSno.V.'Me," niaatdMO ShU. Southey, Rod.

IlAnin Nokken let hev Uier Kiatiaw oramUor) Skelton. (OTlimodOT 1hita $rjmt Crou, lsiaivraM, Wild. ttrlJ ir J. it. wi.nin Ikr.

F. Hvnond. RaDM. Tntlwe i rH i ti "r'LaftJ; pLL te.T'k,,.T" rTamptn, Sir J.Weua. R.C.B..

Sir Thornbrouah. Jonea. Sir J. Beresfbrd. Sir E.

HanUltoa. Lord A Manm? JtU" 1 oabwroa.T?B: hitahed. iir G. Blackwood. Sir "a MiU lohnaton iir B.

i naf.nilg, w' "otham, S.r jTllowtay. I Diby. s.r Km Wtathr.p. Sir G. Moor.

Sir ft. "yth. Hon. R. Meade, Whit.

Paachy, 5. Brows Dickeaa. Sir count Irtan, Balfmrr. Blachford. Thorn't Ji? I.

I JZaUT iaoe. oynlin, White, sir H. Ward. HUoa TiiTa HJohn Eney. 'r wf ILGrloertaorV J' 'Hms.

Sir W. Gordon, TFraarrTT: Vcott. T. K.t..B. Femwr, Shrapnel? LardLvne: MacdonaM1 "'Ut CaSVcVjJBoiihaat; OtaaWa T.

BaiDl. Brook. C. 8. Paean Tt.

t. Fltadarenc, WstwTrrneh'. 6'. VSmT. DownmM, Beaucaarap, Drummood.

J. H. SeeaJa ii SjiTi Mtrrahead. Fsir. (xMrrTiSZ Mr O.

Urate. Reilly. Lacy. C. E.

Cor. SlxX. M. Ky 1LCAL lion. H.

Murray, W. GUtert. Sir A. frtsW. RtL? DmStwoo: Godwia, Chareland.

Paarce. Wyatt. WllltamamTXllanrartrri Pollock. Lam R. Wallae.

Jonas, A.STuUiCuS MrJ. May. Brrer. Cony, lr "scorth; M.tthlVBoSe?: Noel Hams. Sesle, Anaon, Sir G.

Way. BowaterT FonMlian rihcomb. Trylr. Stretton, rrrwK, Tynt. Clifton.

Maednnell. BiagTianV.Tj, llerrmaT WeweHI' otiruTI otto, ir R. VVUIiam. H. Hatrhuutm, Oar.

SirA Chri.ru to nfee.te MeyhTMrLS tm Oajaaadara R. p. Ta.lh. eZX" Lord Oeorre Paulet. Richard Owen.

Caarlea IWrTchariea Ceall' Hon. Franci. Maude. ClurU. T.lw IT 'it "namm'SSjLriSXiKiSS: JI'ITl Sr 'j wic.

aouih. aa, aaoaaa raroar. a.t.aatpu wooU wrurXbvoroHieri ay. uhar, C.B.. KJI.

HiMary Aah, A. isatMn Skiearr Shairs. R. Soeneer a ar rl.Tr". n.1...

aranaTT Beeehey. R.W Young. AStTb. KakiTiurseV. 'ffilESS' Ommaaey, di.

R.N.. Slad. ataeama. W. P1awaaiRC Ryder antrLa.

Kaoi. ft Treat. Hid, Read. PwacttT CaajatilL 5T rryST Hoa. uCrrTTw.

Briea, R.k, F. Satwau. KCeasmiTmrSeanwTal LqS wTaSeeTDSSmaC'tS VvA atea" Crw. J. wLl Jaa TujtsV "Vam aamt Mm aaVasTssaamsafAjm.

wumaftlsT. Lanst. Balden. Third Light Draeoon. by Sir E.

ginlssa. Lord Deuaiaa, by Lord jntaeu. Lord Dormer, on km sicmlcsi to hft ttttr. ky ta staasahf 1 Mr. Mr.

Bacon, by Mator4 aptaia W. Cotton. Golden earn Guard, cat bat Colonel MacdoneU. Earl af CkirAeater. oa wiarrmt.

by th Duk af lui Mr. Talbot on hia lualtlaaa. av at. PmL Rev. W.

Straw, oa hi apaaUtaaent to af Is, Raman, Chaaaun. Commander J. Drake, RM aa ntora froat aarrira. br Mr. B.

C. Brodie. on hehae aanoinfad ffaeaana aa Ik. Mr. Mania, oa hi apaotntsratnt at on of the Gentleaaan Caaa a ttj r.m..mM aaatft Jt r.

1 1T fririllsnieairaal Mr. Kmramlll. on eora abroarj, by tUarrhWaramaf Caaaatan, Ijeulenaat Hon, on haa appoiatiaant ts th Gcaatmr aVoaah Mr. Burk. to present th aew ediUoa of hi Dtctnaai i af 1 Pweratwand Baraaau.

by the Lard ns Wasthaa. Mr. Charlea Anrhe Haahaai. fnaa a DluJ V. a r.

v. Mat oaw i The Earl of Bradford, on roaanag to hi Utla, by th amaawtf Rath. Mr. Marshall. M.P.

tor Yorkshire, ky sir. MlrcheO. Sic Jame Fitarerald. on hia mania, by SU WiOaam East Aaaherat.on aiaadraocemeattotaa isangi, aadrasaaaaat Lord DunaUy.byLord Howdta. aa eoaalag rroaalntmA I Vkamtnt Northland, on bauag craatada Paar af Ua fan I am aon.

by th Lord aa Waiua. Earl Corawallia. be Lord John Th.naa. Ml. Drak.

Garrard, by th Eari af atsrelsaislf. Caasaia Ooorea B. MartJa.oa has ptorootloai aaat lileaaanat edltrrt by Admiral Sir Georre starun. SirGaortasra. onccarrtohiatitie.by ViasiMt Pil lllsst, i Rv.

Pwtar Cota. a roa, abroad, ky tbcAtctiklami af Cant jjMj otetoa Dyer, on Ma naarraaca, by iai ak Mr. W. Gam'aaer. oa hi mum to Eawbmd.

aad an at aaaakp' I i aaaanasamaaaj ataatrfH, ry aVrfKaT JUUTVOmm Maniuis of Haatmgs, on comm of by Tauaaat Fcawat, Maaar J. Dowain. by Maiar Geaeral Seatl. Captain W. B.

Doraoa. B.M.. aa i si awiw. Hoav H. Spencer Law on hie return from th lanaaa aanaatkk by Lard Ta Lord Ellen baroueh.

Mr. Seneaat acrisrn. Rarorder of Danri Earl Neiaoa. an hia aaarrtaae. by Taarowat mw.

jmme na. ny in rum. sir. llitror. Th Buhop ef rWbaduaa, by th Archraahoaaf Ciatwkasi.

aar.jonaira ra, ipawica, to pay ha daufal and ban rawaar i a the snf. fjm counrLnmk PeUock beip CK nUd aaa af Haa ii ejuuanss. By la Lord LhanonioT. Earl of Uverpool, by the Riaht Hon. R.

PaeL Earl marrvai. by Viacouat Talletart. laiom, oynie unci theLuaf I i vj unot ine uua aanaasarr. i Mr. Cooper Caoper, Hnth bhensT of Badnwdi hire, by Ued Cmn by at' Commander J.

Pe.H TtV Corkburn, G. C. a. Major General air Richard Jackaon. aa hia near, nyueneral Lord HiU.

tereU.oo hU marriar. by Lord Lraadoca. rnheraoa Clrent. ha rt. Captaial Danat Henchv rr RrUaRM a nkwl Uatnl St.

w'm AT. Tt'W Sir Richard Kin. Bart, r. EdwardJofmaon. by Lord r.

RookeTVy th Hon. Caian r. C. R. uient.

UU Maiean harar. R.C."k Lord Lynaaoca. aaonet Lystx. ttaTuan III. arl a a a v.

a ZT era. Mr. J. M. Bracknoury.

HU staestr't Pro Conaal at Cafc I m.ia tod spain. ay Major beneral Sir Chat lee Detav 4 Sir Horace SU Paul. i i V. t'ahaaatone. by Mr Gaore Murray.

ford. e4wr" "fcCJP Mr. A. Barcby. by th Earl of Aberdaen.

Lmtaunt Bremer, Major General Jam CampbaC. I Mr. Balftmr. oa hi marnacc, by Sir Gaorgc Marray a I Mr. Wilaoa Patten, by Mr.

Blackburn. ua auiaj laariinrron. upon ua uue a Lord Ta fraraocuaa, ay lieutenant Gaa Coaunal Cleverrv. an haM 4th diTmon of Royal Marine DaTidrrakra. by Lord Cahlearpa.

Captaia J. Quern, oa hi appotnttnent. by scan si Sat Lieutenant o. Burrerd, by his father tb Re. Gaore Liuurnaatacotu by hia father.

Maotenrl Smfil Mr. Prra.by th Eariof MacxamneU. Mr. Cornwall I Mrh. h.

HI. r.k.. j. Viacount Jamtrie, on hi marriaae, by Lord SaJUburr. Dr.

Merrick. LL.D. on harm hartorically and trataia aa raned th Royal Harae Armoury la the Tower, by Vaaaaav.1 Barfatord. i rataA Portugal, by St a) as fat Mr. MiUletcm.eo hia nxama.kr Lord Browa low.

I Mr. Aiatoaktmth.ouhiarruriae.bylTriprlawa. Major Cole, by Sir H. Taylor. I Mr.

Ibbeuon, by th Aord In walUng. i SU John lathrart. by tat Hon. E. P.

Lyron. Sir Edward Blount, by th Duk of Norfolk. Mr. Mitford. an hi marrtare, by Lard Raeeasaana.

I aptal a A. Shairn. R.N.. on promotion, by aacauad aaarraav I Lieutenant Bara. oa hi, promotion, by ColoaeJ Sir A.

Dackaaa, i Mr. Joha Scrlrea. by Lord Tenterdenl am Mr. Boyle, br his father, the Earl of Cork. I captain W.

Parker, R.N.. on his Tt 1.1 rrmmw arr arjacnr, UT riacount Slelvtlle. Lteutenaat Gencral Sir W. HiidHiun. aa hi.

a eonuneot. by Lieutenant Six IL Taylor. a. euaaaume, on ai aiarnage, pyth sn Raaaaa (Adnirat SU Sidney Smith, on his retarn from bae af aaaaav Ueuteranrtotonel Bowyrr, oa hia return from India aad appaav ment totheOTderofth. (ih i ltriaat GrarraJD.nlop, on berng cpaontad Caaanal af I a a asntaaara.

aay wmmt IrfAHTl niiit ooaBpouiurarat. by th Earl of Hi Mr. Chad. Ha aUatv. hn.

Ccdcnahra. oa his retara frant mii ta Aorroren. Major Jorara, an hi appointment, by Sir A. Dleaaoav D. Jerri, by the Duk of Rutland.

Mr. L. Goldamid. by th Msrouie of UoadoanaX Mr. Charlea Paretat.e.

n.i.v Dr. Hair, on aaamatment ns the Ummwm umaamiHMHjunt we i.ara rnu. tsatof Atwiiia, Vkra Admlral Sir Edward k. naailaiasBt' saaad la th Medtterraaean. Duaejaa.

by th Lard la WalrJnc LordRlera. on cemine to th UU. by th Dak of Darait, Mr. C. Douela HaJiord, oa hat mamas, by aw Traytea BTf Drake, Bart.

i um Liorcrraaur. oa hi apyotatassat trU 7th Herbert Tayhrr. im aw Aitoraey srcuerai jamaara, aw mae trorathat coienr. by Sir Gears Marray. A Waa waaraw, aai armatmenl, by to Lra aaaw Ifv WieTre.eisUssjmttw Mr.

rTleholas Cvlmle. oa raaag aepouttad oaeaf the asaUnrff AUraUy Moat rloaoaraba Trtry Chamber, ky Sur Hsrata Lieut Seneral Dualoa. raanaaiafaV diaaawrrawV BtDttsamaH rsTku Lieureaaat Duakrp. KJi aa areawotlon. br hia fathar.

lataV nrral Dualop. llaamtCaaaaCatancttRaBk i ejenaeaam eiraaal nenry Maeynaua. 7ta atis'aiaat aa Praaaotna by Maer weaeral Maedanaea. lteaaat Hamilton Ward. R.N, aa ha si.nlananat tne Prtac Aeeeat, by hit H.

Blackwood. aV atmr. JflaTanVVAnan Llntntnuti kWiffa IT III I auana Vaaaa aaBaana raaaasar aw. BBa WJ letnitaaaaavdUfDini 0W. MaTfteraCMcnl htr Cotia CjmybtO.

Umm aaai any sVOTmi nilb ar "aaaau Woolhaough. R.L oa CaramsaSir Richard Owen. R.W.. by Tkxaaaat Mtrruat. Captaia pldlald.

by ssr J. C. Smyth. Caataua Hill. Raeal Una Cuili ka twd trm.

Mr. WlddrirRaSdelU twShrHaasrs. by tar CAn MakrMaaneral i all. i.f a aaanaaat sn ajxa Knuaiat, by Lord HIU. I Major Brackeaoary.

aa reemehae Kt Majaarrs isiailiila 1 A Tasaar sad Sward aad Fiiaaaad ts vnarar uvp. i XCotoaaTTowasaeaiir "uU3jaaaCalcaa Ocrra, oa atasssejoa. ky Dvrkaoa. liailaall ft 1 1 aa awaw jotjeaeral CampaniL "rwa mail irsrrrs, ta any nas lasataxrat aauya i Mr. ISaswsa, Vy Eari Aaaaerau Ucateaaacdaaal A.

M. MaaweJI, km aeata tad atar fr sslhi If dl I. In II Till ii Uc a TTUTl.aa IWnfc Jg Msussa. by litarcaast Osaarsl aar Anna a mfflsau Mr. Creaat.

ay Larataaaal framl Cveaaia. Caataso, a. Kranas, cat hi retara freas raasuwky Attv nejwya. Hi arasrcfml a KRaTa Cwatal, af ta CaaawaaBetv '1.