The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-03 00:00:00

••••••••••• weekg•lialwark against the asurpatkas of the lord. of i lims “ a the eights of the subject, Is specially to be fulfilled by 0111 drib 1116•11 ti." These an the weeds at tik• WAS% sirele count in Lower Austria. The circle , im ams Iris of penning the meson against shuns of s oh.* ea Mr pelt 011ie hid ; beg its duty is, ass, lease m wide( bit ise ate he ad se= &pita Bat hogs re motaisdreseses is this .puny. the =de alit has ea- , pew= to a weightte essedheade ewe lea hods • e Zama a that as slags= gese dee gaie ties er siwaseass of daps, as et be ffsnana w awa Itsesepaides dash addity. A b e eigewirs_ ... as die deludes thessessels hes wee= it ewe= whether the - mei with =deb tit; *di giva ' ST ....-efw. esied the pereat's =tend ought te be a ria to the judgment seat of a tribunal assundop_dro 4ttlefiaing the rights of rtice in dispute. Tour i faihful estates humbly that this state of things way be taken into consideration, and that it be determined whit h er use provincial estates ought not to /ro required to " F inetbereupon their opinion, and to aid in devising in improving the low. tinder the imprerion that the lords of manors oppress the is bj ec tjheough their courts, the circle courts demand the Mdse to be produced in full for every demand made on the lone; end 'shoe all ament to new rates that are proposed ;yea by the subjects themselves as matter of agreement. All emeseions cn the part of the lords,of a temporary nature, are sone:rued int* waiving of the claim • and vielatsons of pro peel—especially in cases of timb;retaaling in the woods ...are treated with the greatest lenity. Your Majesty's estates do not deny the wise care that has Dm shown in providing, by courts of appeal, for the security d i p r ights ; yet they cannot but declare that the prospect el advancement in the service which the public officers have bake them is a disadvantageous element in the enrols of justice of lower reek ; while even in the higher courts the = of looking only to the ease of the subject, to the of the riglits of lords of manors, prevents the clear ad legiatisl romodention of matters in dispute. ihe soar courts are specially oppressed by new demands me ggendwith the local police. The... True. de juris. into? " gdpeistie that the duty of providing for the local police =- kap se the 'Meg, e authorities. The manoroourt was hence 'upping lb perform the duties required of an intellectual Man; the lived force era; to be found by the subjects at • Mew the vitiates ere treed from Ws duty, which, see a wit= he aver!, and commis mead p e ke eddy ashesenkisisass the revision t at o=, ail the iesealeakes easegial as well es de saperistiedgess atil e a tow at egis new theseries, are de mo m Thee, and new Minsk ether lesnehes apatite =ormoor courts label orb etake when they seseessry to replete the despatch of babes' esd eerie searity ; but year Meaty will allow the the geed era be a wool one wash eider the subjects sad the ked of the wee, and that it can sal) inspire caelldance when it is beaded upon the deeraiiiigatable edisetees el both parties. Upon this bond is the represented= of this wane" handed, end its importance depends upon Me in I all purity. If the prudence, justice, sod • el the antes be liable to suspicion, they cannot the public wed. May you Majesty graciously swept this prolate and re weentation from your faithful estates of Lower Avitela,and Be pleased to grant them protection against the haterpeets, the which tends to fetter their constitutional rights, and to take into consideration the revision promised in the patent Meth Septembcr,l79l, and to secure the rights of the manor courts and jurisdictions, by subjecting them to a full end gracious consideration. Vienna, July, 1846. 15be erouft. The Queen and Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, the ladies and goalless= of the court, and the domestic bouischold, attended divine service yesterday, in the private chapel in Buckingham Palace. 11.1t.K. the Durkee of Kent visited the Queen and Prince Albert ea Saturday. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the Countess of Charlemma, the Earl of Morton, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. C. B. Phipps, and Col. Hoover* honoured the Royal Italian Opera with their premien on Saturday even- BH.R.H. the Duchess of Kent (attended by Lady A. B), and their RR.IIH. the Duke and Duchess of Cam bridge (attended by Baroness Hammerstein and Baron Knembeck) also honoured the performance with their presents. Her Majesty the Queen Do_vrager attended divine service yesterday in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The Duke of Wellington and the Marquis of Anglesey attended the early service in the Chapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager visited the Duchess of Gloucester oa Saturday. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visitml bar Royal Highness yesterday at Gloucester Rouse. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge visited her Majesty the Queen Dowager yesterday at Marlborough house. The Duke of Cambridge attended divine service yesterday in Grosvenor Chapel. The Duke of Cambridge Matted and inspected the exhibition of the Royal Academy on Saturday. His Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent yesterday at Clarence House, Bt. James's. The Committee of Council on Education had a meet ing at the Privy Council-office on Saturday, at which the Lord President of the Council, Lord 3. Russel, the Earl of Clarendon, the Earl of Auckland, the Earl of Minto, the Viscount Morpetb, Sir C. Wood, and Sir G. Grey, were pre sent. Mr. Ray Shuttleworth was in attendance. Mr. Perley, her Majesty's emigration agent for New Brunswick, had an interview with Earl Grey on Saturday, at the Colonial-efilee. Senor Isturits, the Spanish minister, had an interview with the Earl of Clarendon on Saturday, at the office of the Board of Trade. The Right Hon E. Strutt had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Saturday, at his official residence in Downing- I street. The Earl of Z etland had an interview with Sir G. Grey on Saturday, at the Home-office. A deputation from the Southwark Improvement Commissioners waited upon the Commissioners of the Metro politan Improvements on Thursday. Despatches were sent off on Saturday evening, from the Colonial.office, for the Governors of the West India colonies. Hoexterwrortm. Soarrx or LONDON.—An an nail meeting of this society was held on Saturday, at the offices in Regent-street. Sir Charles Lemon, Bart., pre sided. The report stated that the receipts donna the past year, including the last balance of 1901. 16s. 10d., were 8,7421.55. Bd., the expenditure 4,8701. Be. 7d., end the lia bthtiesl,l4B/. Bs. 2d. The amount of debt on the let of April, 1846, was 10,0061. lls. 6d., in which a reduction had since sin been made of 1871. 19s. 241. The present balance amounted to 1381. 21. 9d. The Often of the society were re-elected by ballot, and the Duke of Northumberland, J. J. Blandy, Esq , end IL W. Eyles, Esq., were chosen into the council in plane it three retiring members. The usual complimentary seta wailed the proceedings. YORKSHIRN BOXISTX.—The thirty-sixth anniver ou7 of this soclaty—which has kr its abbot the aristenesse and education of the 'Wares it nine own% ewe et whom shall have boss hers la Yorkddro—was edebtated by a dinner at the Looks Toyota on Sall_l a r ids . The Right Hon. the lord Mayor dirk. ad by the Bight Han. the Lord Mayor Isseds . e, sa r t liasi at Harwood(presided attire noisty). wad lAsi Itirmellire, Whanarliffe, sad Hoban. The somewhat ten eiblesslin d the osly two Lord Mayors is the kiegrien did ass usebsereol. the towni woo. The Dube at Wel hogai;:iTheAls= Major sa4 Chereetion et Inedoe," Ilion sad City of York," ' Lord Horewood," sod the toast <piths evesiag, " I f te Snty to the Yorkshire Ssiteole." Lord Hanweed, i s boob Car Idabel* hobo drank , said, that the eel, be hued with the Iftakkri unhook wee the sheaties et the noon wheel here. He thought it sant be distainostal so the heath st the &dans to be eiellsol to the orsWedeed, when the school-bow sow is, dudes blobs potted of their stay la the whoa. He ressensedei lb reasand to Upton, neer awash, when, he odd, be wield give two owes *Chad, Cr own aessenry, hes she he a mew sebeeL—Tbe vegan alalsd that ha seneel peen pre view to the hot paved osolbe be osgeolitue hodex seeded the ressigle Gent Ahem had bear mode p rahl to remedy this . sesi the 11•111110 Yes tseded drk dirks to doss laetes red nothassambne do kat gonad re* tar, by the liberality of their enieM, astsibeisd to wren the funds to their brass Ikea. Or let yor than hen boa dirty-Wm bunk& &dna, art dammed, in theastablibamen. The receipts of the Pa per low exceeded the dishansemb by 1224 17s. IC, midi Wane b is the beaker% Mob tit favour et do sosiety. !rho tksewdm soetwas as arrows pedarseeess by Er. Band, ow of the amnion, who, we umbeelled, se dose oserbetektnyt owersoes sad slogs a on& esse is the YorkthiesHablot as s d i 4 r The oateariptises Obi "rake enermleil to 40004 heeding a instion of Nil same IX. de deism ; tif Subset tram gr:G. Rains ,jsa., on de alarms ; 1111. hob Lord Harwood ; sad 104 from the Lard Mayer et Imam. --- • HEALTH or Towns BILL. —A large meeting •al th e i n h a bit...ft of Pop lar wee held co Saturday errakag, at lleareae, to potties pediammt is Mem of Lad M 's DOI kr the mangey maii* o f k m .. • wee Mod. Odfold the _swift to me all moms te moist e lz a =leg the MnesA podium! ; ea d s politica was A COMMISSION PON "MIL Royer—The Ass at PeatLauresta ham been it away nue oedema little men Ma a sinecure. The Mt that lir illimiewerth, wiNg at poem* ewe** that suppenei "easy eldr " Ims es mkt an We it the kitallorkpi et bin Royal tam him AMA le Chamtellsr 'Meader, nig bar deed= . m id Lit The samanesiel is a Mlce plies in July matt age tortesetle will be set an emit by PrerrearWasky. Poor-orrIcE—LATER Itigsrriox or Tarn:m.- 0a feeder, s notice, in semenbeee with whet we ga mesome ewe dam since, was MO by the Gemmal Peat, allse.that temarrow the reeefsimpemnas la Lerles will be a 6 ea. * insist d toi best the pet* aratp, sr alp halm Afton hnigitst mama el the hie*. fit pew win be maimed, either leach er a treser. Other. wile, wadi " late " haws will be 41staisei tiR the west AT or THE TIME . OP WELLINGTON.— wes the Whits; al the Duke et Wellaros, ew while day lie _ pow 11111111101111111 Ms fhb per. His helms en eud le do beemar to the mentign, at the Akilesegattatrant, whesemt elegant uftertainment wee pedrillidl. ROSSI= Dr Tria Itirp T GIIIARDS.-0. Bev:- day inhasuftion sreaked the various pshos Mations that a litemiemele reaffsery had been eammitled es the haul el the fed Ws Gunk by amen mated freeWMisat ?Nip It messed le bed roam to the bead it was that 41d . e l it and taken with his ima*e musical inaerwmanb., _ geld lace of great veirs. Wine Is about lire Alit bar Ineltes in bright, and kir smplnnisa. TIME THOUSAND POUNDS !ROY NEW ORLEANS POE Insium.—On Thursday last Mr. Banadt, Amnions minister, addressed a letter to Lord John Russel/, in which he mays: "The people of New Orleans, touched by the meounts of the dims from famine in Ireland, came together in a public meeting on the Orb of February last, And made a voluntary contribudou of 15,000 dollars. This offer ing a committee have placed entirely at my disposal, with no ocher restriction than that' it be applied with the least pos sible delay, in order to alleviate, in the most general and equitable manner, the sufferings of the people of Ireland, by the purchase of food for their relief." Mr. Baneroft in closed • draft for the amount. In acknowledging the com munication Lord John Russell replied: " It appears to as that the best mode of dispensing this magnificent contribu tion is to transmit it, without delay, to the central relief committee in Dublin, presided over by Lord Kildare. I shall, accordingly, send the amount to him, with a copy of your letter." He adds: " Her Majesty the Queen has seen, with the highest satisfaction, the manifeeM6 of generosity and charity of a nation sprung from the seme origin se ma stless." FACTS POI METROPOLITAN RATE-PATERS.---D is stated in the WIN* Sheet of Facto and Figures, pub lithei=l. 11 Hama of Towns Association, that the metro in Si different paving jurisdictions, regulated Z I TO eels etreftemett. The commissioners of seem erred 7111, Time re about 136 boards and commissions in the nestropelle week dm power of levying taxes. One-third of dr inhabit s& he the district supplied by the New River Commy have mo rear supply. Several leading thorough fare, each r Leary have no sewers. 1NG0101214, BATIADAY.—SUICIDE FROM DISTRESS. —Before Mr. W. Haim, at the Crown public-house, Brom ley, on view of the body of George Todd Howlett, aged 40 rein, 06, Wele'ngilee, Poplar, who ommitted Meade by eseting his trunk The deemed had been reduced to great dram, and erre the last few days he had been unable to resin any week. He appeared very low sad dejected, and wig bat, about six o'clock, he left home to took He went to a friend's house in Farmer's Ma' , near Bow, and his friend's wife told lir het 1= had gone to work. Deceased bar to some gin and milk for him, M es grere li her a eklli He asked for an old razor to cat his earns. The worm left the house, and oa her return, • meter of an hour afterwards, she was linable to obtain ad atiedoe. She observed a quantity of blood on the window retains, and hemiliately raised an alms. A police con stable opened*. whitlow, and entered the room, where he found the decreedin a sitting position, with hie head nearly =red t o roy& hie body. Mr. Smythe,z i neon, was , wh prensunor life to be qua& ex nth must have bun instramens. Verdict,' Temporary Inssaity."— Fart ACCOMIXT Wt TYn ittvra.—Before Mr. Baker, at the Qtamies Seed, Iflik-street, Poplar, on the body of Davis, INW sae. On Thunday, the 16th of le r, the doomed 'was employed on board a new Mint-verel armed the Heighten . , lying off Mr. Penn's pier, an ma enter, at Depthrd, when, in descending a ladder from the reed on to the barge, the ladder slipped, and he was ire the river. He was unable to swim, and be- L .81. = meld reach IVm he disappeared under a tier of bargee. TM body was not discovered until Friday maelot s whoa it was found fl oating off Limehouse reek a ersterinan, who conveyed it to the dead bosun in oplar. Verdict, " Accidental death." IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAT 1. The bulletins, in reference to the state of the Lord Lieutenant's health, were as follows : &mayor, 10 o'Ctoca, a.x.—His Excellency panel a tranquil night, and his breathing is much relieved this w 3. 'Ccoci, r.w.—His Excellency continues in the earns tranquil Mate. AU the members of the noble earl's family are in attendance. Lord De Manley, his lordship's brother, arrived on Thursday evening, from England. The inquiries after his health continue to be very nu [WOOL Lord Lurgan has fallen a victim to fever. His lordship died yesterday morning of that disease, in caught the attendance on his duties as a poor-law guardian of the Lurgan Union. He was in his 51st year, and was created Baron Lurgan in 1839. He formerly sat in parliament for Arnuigh county; he was then Mr. Charles Brovrnlow. His lordship entered parliament as an opponent to Roman Catholic emancipation, but soon became a convert to toleration, and semorted that measure upon several occasions. His lordWp's eldest son and successor, Charles Brown low, was born in 1831. He is at present in Scotland, of which country Lady Luria is • native. Landlords are as little contented as ever. All they asked has not been conceded, but what they have obtained Is now sullenly rejected. Road works were ruinous and demoralizing, sad when they are ordered to cease, the landlords remonstrate. A measure of temporary relief was anxiously sought to facilitate cultivation, and when they are directed to give it effect they squabble and h' le, and cast upon the government the odium of delay. In the county of Longford the gentry are most dissatisfied. Speeches, revolutions, and memorials are their favourite modes of relieving distress and stimulating em ployment. They re-assembled last week, and spoke for hours "by the card." They lamented " the injustice—the cruelty—the impolicy and danger" of suspending those very road nuisances which they were among the fi rst in Ireland to condemn—they are " ready" to submit to any amount of taxation to support the destitute poor, while they shrink from the relief act, and withhold the estimates, without which the act is a dead letter. They will not impose a three months' rate to feed the starving, but prefer to theorise about " a general system of useful and rersductive employment of the able-bodied poor, with gratuitous relief under committees to the aged and infirm." Bach are the speculations of the Long ford gentry—everything or anything to avert the rate. This fine patriotism deceives no person. The guardians of the poor at Monaghan seem to have a provident view to the operation of the new Poor-law Act, and have taken such steps as will not improbably relieve them from the burthen of out-door relief, which is so unpopular amongst all parties of the Irish gentry. Their workhouse already contains 815 paupers, and they are adding to it two wings, which will afford accommodation for 200 other paupers, besides which they have asked and obtained the sanction of the Poor-law Commissioners for con structing temporary accommodation for 400 others, making 1,400 in aIL Now, ea out-door relief will not bs accorded until the workhouse is full—unless under special circumstances, Monaghan union will stand bar to be excused from the out-door berthas. Monaghan is a comparatively wealthy union, and yet there is owing of the rate, struck in hammy lest,over 2,5001. admittedly uncolleetable. The commindonses, under the circumstances, have &deemed the anion 2,0001. In accordance with the order Wind 11 r the Ina of Works the whole of die men sapleysi the public works in Ireland vereld have bees drss es this day. It is, however, =dents= that the bawl bee been impressed with the reptimaistions tab, an well from relief committees as thest its own dhow and that confidential ingrowth= hose berm hens& is eismequismes. With the po s e g iets or lbw, of oar= des public are net ,tint they are namolesito admit of maw lithe general maw of the board, under arida restarelless with theist iskinethers that wherever it is possible the wive Anil be =breed, and all the men remover from ip tir d rile =am I understood that at a Mare siti4ediegi men, and saw saw, will be takes Mar maims to faith those new in an incomplete shis—bnt the gible.beritharkp will be employed. The 44 =my is asprV ves to be re-appearing—the Aldaltuskomthe psi= has been observed in of the ean4'y, and about the same L e t ITC, King's county, and Down. The spe clime% however, were all of forced growth, and the field asps have hitherto escaped. Should the blight universally reappear, it is net improbable that it will be much earlier than last year, so that the late sow ing, which usually constituted three-fourths of the consumption, may have a chance of escape. One re markable fact stated in connexion with diseased specimens, referred to above, is, that on the day of the 21st the stalks were observed and found to be per fectly healthy, while on the following morning the entire plot was infected. On the night of the 21st the disease was developed on leaves and stems. The writ for Galway goes down this evening. Mr. Thomas Burke has addresped the electors. STATIC 01P TSB COUNTRY. The Dorsal paper te-day madam mei that tbe mole ar• iiaa eives. awl the I t ha um i- MOSSO an *dr ilaty. It least ha be how ever, that didam—thare isip mace ilawasord sea a mp Ma thus masa it is mitama tarilasit power peibiya as backward mom aim aim, Sae ammle aie mot Mihilamdme. The Lamar Arm Nye Oft lirmeigoi th• Ward counties " the THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1847. proalests be the coning harvest are much brighter" than there wai say team to set. And this sdditionally gre= z eireeamtases is that the extent of lea eapeedeetive be esmparetively trifling." Towards resaltevery elms has entielhated. The lead the s sae herds saaminy, here halm it leers prepestiae, bat it is just dint the peetibs et inhant sheald wedesetand. because a praise. has bens nisei against them, that no for " hat the duty of tilling the land unless haw paddies ht llq, end when these who ought to aidietasedlnesithin. The quantity of peteltees sewn livery lessaldmie ImMerhe down 100 awed& IWs County. MeirOmeetsgh Mist astriet the amber et &art. bated ea Weinaday bet was 1,660 sal the lend wathaddee state that they anal inereese. Ia Itatesh eleitorel &widen the o he the next three amothe he per law end tempo rary Mirth 3.0601. This Ade edam. hie emoted already very serious alarm not aka* issedlieds, bet emu piers, sod calculations are already , the mesh" of which go to show a preferenee for the lAssm' Rats am the Tem porary Relief Act. It is hard to gime some people. When the labour rata was made law, easing amid exceed the ' outcry against it. With the oiramelea ad Omit, the accounts from the country to-day are Mlle nee caw Vim for some time pest. From that portion et the ldasileis—both town and country—the accounts mw iniceseivabi, frightful. Deed and dying are found soh wears in the city under whatever shed offers • temporise limiter. Children are found dead upon the streets, and no one to acknowledge them. Hideousness isthe prevailing feature of the condition of the poor. On Wednesday and Thursday 22 vessel' ar rived at Cork, bringing 60,000 barrels of dour ; among them was mother American vessel with • cargo for gratuitous dis tribution. The weather there continues cold, raw, and wet. after bankers three or fear of the moat eminent of the London bad payout, then Bank of Eland ears forward = °l4l its assistance, In the ng the shape of one pined notes, /or it bed no gold, and instantly the Utah was !egad,. nag tune recovered. Again, in 1836, when E..deMe Med, and that leviathan merchant 1 11111 he. Brown. sfliverr i te o p s e tottering to Birmingham, end swirl won of the of the hank to London with bhe, wits beeense Is eastwity to the Bank of England for some Ara tested poise each, (that, too, for a man worth base= two sad *Nu maims) ; he was saved, and Esdaile let down softly; sari 114 tee, with paper money alone; and en this took Om wider the bill of 1819. And how did they deed under the tan of 1144 t Why, that bill deprived the ask of nabbed of en wirer to issue paper at all, unless pii wee depeibeite the amount; thus depriving the country of money et lies merit whoa it was first wanted. If re. pert woe true, if *eying* te place credit on what appeared in that semi-offleial The Bankers' Circular, the Bank of England was only to pay the last dividend by seizing the savings' bank money: but for that the Bank would have shwa payment on the 17th of April ' Mr. Salt went on te derairibe the offset which would have been produced by this : and adverting to the theory of restriction of issues, he said that the *sly effect of this (under our pre sent system) sum, to bring thousands to the point of starva tion ; and all this came of that singular delusion, that paper money was nothing union it was payable in something else; when the fact was, that'll that was required was, that it should be a legal tender. To talk of intrinsic value was be side the question: wheat, it was true, had an intrinsic value because it satisfied hunger; end Mr. Salt illustrated this part of kis theory at some length, his argument being, that the only two qualities required in money were, first, that it should have the power of cancelling debt; and, secondly, that it should maintain a fixed valuta The only organ of purchase or distribution was (he said) money. Make that equal to the powers of production, and an end would at once be put to panics. To make paper a legal tender would (and properly eees so) make it a legal tender without any equivalent ; ao men ever really wanted to realise upon a 61. note. This was run prior to the run on the Bank of England in 1797; but when gold rose in value, and a pound became worth 22s , then people wanted to have their notes changed for g.ld ; but when Mr. Pitt turned the key of the Bank doors, people walked away as cuteatedly as before, with their notes in their pockets. One good proof of the efficacy of paper was, that it carried us through the , war; end the moment we came back to gold, we came to misery. Sir R. Peel fixed the price of geld, and he fancied he bad fixed the value ; he had done no such thing. He might as well, in fact, have nailed the weathercock to • point, and then sought by it to ascertain the way the wind blew ; and it was either knavery or folly when he profaned to fie both price and value, knowing, as he must have done, that he coald not succeed in the last. The fact was, that money meant simply a thing which cancelled debt, and the only quality wanted we the power of doing that. Sir R. Peel had declared that not more than 14 millions should be hued by the Bank in ineenvertible paper, and it was a re markable fact that that sem was exactly the amount the government owed to the Bank; so that kris( paid his own debt by means of inconvertible paper, le then turned round upon the country, and said, " now you pay in gold." 34,.8alteeseluded by observing that although he was a freeetrader, he considered it to be free plundw, valeta it was essennisaled by • free trade in nosey. Hs moved the thOwakii ramatathato : That hobs the lent bray years • gaming themegement el ear me. mewl spasm hiwwwarret with remenhalle demur he peke sod immetamees.—Thet aboureway Ugh et dime per, le elan seas imams eta Mare* g peewee* r ef • gweeral MO*. ▪ et tedwarey law hewer medent, edible intensely been int pselet, 0/1/11614 • Owed aentneem of and wake at the wry dos winner edema leeriness lei et Miestry re tied lammesimensied etentisa—the beeseme Se spend width bees bilemeel Mem esperbame wow here varie d, slier mesa het el title eseeereme wigs esse Jaw, gaisettieserweenestaesealree tint son , le =rut Weenies &towbars, erse abatis of me wenn —Me ady two melba teednell to mom ereohet Moab Inge the ewer et ewelhor Mk ass that It Meal millabls• embetly mesa volt The Ws brews It with the bet Wear% mid a Am wheel lee et the quentbn of money hense is the eel, mow shlek lis miasma be vegststal we ; ▪ War mean et the mime et mostime mem lebetwisser paperweesilie seede tenweedlindlit i rbie Wit rfieewtb llankeimemedtg 'Nita Ilsrdathe stemeesa— VW the wet liebnesem eml eibmlibe Valk uWt Me Imperbe dem put hostestims of ewe system be.. witted this esentry diner role theelealsie remlyef the ashetlen of a sp uta efeerwm, *ebb& die maw of the mentry eon hi p = mmestly Yee web fibs espeaNag Writ/ wet of the 'sentryi est able he as wow of afibetlet tb ir : thib. stove abuse m amesimien be MAmok to be celled “The curlew Iteltem sasseiren.* The ressinlines having bass seconded, Mr. Goddard, an Americas, &new& long speech in advocacy of the 137121- eiples the rein ant neut. He maintained that it was absurd to suppose we mad regulate the intensel entremey of this coustry, whhh mei neerly snethensang milling., and make it eastingrrea ape. • ilemani in geld front iterela or else where. lir. Osnmellbr (lengeny wee opposed t• the present system, but he Mabee" wheats, • peeper awed and re aviation could be ameba wet& enterency excludvely paper. Mr. Harlow, of the Millend Co ties ?fere* and who is understood to reproved the " Genial," was the next speaker. He went arse much of the ground traversed by Mr. Salt, and he set ibeth the object of the Birmingham economists—it was to prevent the mosey of the country being interfered with; : sad so to acreage monetary sys tem that any sudden prawn sea abtead should fall upon the large manias of ammundated wealth la Ws country, and which, he said, was emit le anstain us fittengh any nurturer of years we liked to andemplete. He esm.• d at Sir B. Pail's last bill, whip* (be mid) had hal the effect, in this trying moment, of rermierese essrefersg like tea millions of gold or of paper valueless; and asessebg to what is called the standard of value in our eentsneyegeness, he said there was, in fact, no standard at all. That gild was no standard of value, but that freed from the essraimei, it would find a market at its own value, that is, supposing a proper quantity of paper were issued. Now there would be no difficulty in ascertaining the exact amount of paper in circula lion, whereas of gold no correct estimate could be formed Sir Robert Peel fixed it at thirty-five millions but another high authority had estimated it as high as eig ht)-eight mil lions. He was fully convinced, as multi had shown, that paper and gold would never work well together for the country. Mr. Salt, in reply, narrated • conversation be tween himself and Lord Liverpool, in 1826, when that noble lord said that government could not afford relief to those then uttering from the panic, and that the mischid arose from over-trading, although Mr. Salt said, that at the period when the then premier spoke of over-trading, the manufac turers were all full of orders and the retailers had no goods on their shelves. The Chai rman said there would be no end to these calamities so long as we adhered to a currency of intrinsic value. The effect of the system wee to cast all the burthena of taxation upon the producing clams; that might, be got rid of by a property-tax, although he scarcely t P :rong a rt' even that would beanfficient to meet that one evil. He believed that one of the very beet effect' produced by free-trade would be, the bringing about of an alteration in the currency; and that, whatever faults free-trade might have, they would be all compensated by that tingle virtue. The resolutions were unanimously carried; as was • subse quent one, appointing a committee, who are to open com munications with the principal commercial towns in the kingdom, with the view of obtaining an united effort in favour of the objects of the emaciation. Our reporter adds, " This movement seams to be attracting interest in other manufacturing towns, as was evidenced by the fact that, at this meeting, a portion of the public press of Sheffield was represented." A subscription was uttered into atter the business had terminated. SONDIELLND DOCL.—The directors of this undertaking have agreed with the semen for the purchase of all the property that will be required for the dock and its sp preaches. The breath made in two of the groins by the tee, during a gale a month ago, has been filled up with solid masonry. The Old Fort, which commands the entrance to the river Wear, is to be immediately pulled down, the site being required for the dock. It has long creased to be ford fled, but has been occupied by the coast guard, and was • very favourite resort of old seamen, where, under its walls, many o • bag yarn has been spun " of dangers soaped in tempest ' ', hexed in battle, in the peat navel vielneiss, by a gosesellea el seamen nr=peesing away. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, Aram SO. Blaeksoood's Magazine for May joins the alarmist side in the Marriage Bill controversy. " We are glad," says Ebony, " that the Church of Scotland has earnestly taken up this question in the Name light as ourselves." Of the identity of the " light," or rather darkness, there can be no question, for the paper has regard to the bill as originally drawn out, and coolly puts the extinguisher on all " minor amendments," by declaring that ' the principle cannot be corrected. When the measure does pass, we shall doubtless have Maga asking the presbytery of Burravoe " if Scot land stands where it did," and the response will, of course, be a direr jeremiad than Macduff received from Roue. The Synod of Merse and Teviotdale has overtared the General Assembly against pluralities. At pre sent the law of that venerable court is, that country clergymen shall not conjoin university professorships with cures of souls; but no "canon having been pointed " against clergymen in university towns being dual in office, two of these gentlemen have recently availed themselves of the omission, and hence the rural presbyters are attempting to procure for their town brethren a disability similar to their own. The Glasgow students have gone further in aesdesnical reform than their reverend coadjutors, as they have petitioned for the abolition of university tests. Great interest has been excited by the publication of the House of Commons' evidence on free church sites. An indirect effect of the discussion will be a more liberal construction of the principles of toleration on the part of the free church ; and, generally, both it and the establishment will be all the better for having their points of disagreement brought before a tribunal, where a calm estimate of their respective claims may reasonably be expected to be formed. With regard to the vituperative cha racter of the free church organs, the charge is only a revival of the fable of the kettle calling the pot " black face." Both parties are equally guilty in that respect; so that there is no use in laying so much stress on the hard words of free churchmen as Sir J. Graham has done ; it will only provoke them to bring forward equally chaste specimens of the odiuns theologicum on the part of their opponents, and so resuscitate things that ought to be allowed to remain in oblivion. A meeting of the Edinburgh Destitution Committee was held yesterday. The proceedings showed that) the committee are laudably employed in relieving the indigence of the Highlanders, with a due regard to their industrial development; but nothing transpired of general interest. At Edinburgh disease prevails extensively among the humbler classes: the infirmary, during the past week, having four times the usual number of fever patients, and nearly double the com mon number of occupied beds. AMODIO. Nuionam.—Cianand Gonad has ai rets= visited tin town, and asprosad la Mork is sass to se i s the pal at do next laden. Sir Pbriadak Tbadgar ban abo be* Galled van Ids supporta% and 10 again oily Idsaaelt to the so tis . . . . Raraaimovaviox orame MAtmow.—Both the sitting 1111611 /In T. P. Willismand Mr. Nam Bowies, win be lales at tit* ad deaden. Mr Million Clayton, who was seemed et dr i= lo t t hellos la IMI, by • tar jos* pothles. o f ogy one was Mr. bat who was aniseed ea mit likewise some to eialost the mom sosietion der boaeagb. As Aires to Si ill!. has abo boon howl by Mr. Thomas Ittavwdl, is whisk he Maes tbat be den intends to eltoliossif se a somenative, en oggaseat of the poor.hate, aad so advocate tar a mama in the pas laws. • ass nlO is in goosesis to Lot Gossip ]Loners, to sow ibismed for Omatbdiesides, is 69 pines of Mr. Baton, oda retires an esesant of al WAIL Paoxi.—lt is ruZur=titst the Hon. Major Boyle, of Marstou•howas, intendsp hired! as a candidate for this borough, et ths nut siostro. O INIVALL P . /41101TM Tavainar.—llso Freak aisop of war Bayonnalos, 10.0. Pardo, took New in thia port, yester day, fora a L W. oh mg dirk vrosabor, ken Char brag, bowel es Mho bee aa bowl Mossises Perth Roars, tho Ankroakto bar lir Cour of Ike Tellerlor to that of the Celeste asfirs.—mai. mew net. OrOh Codriastsa, was asessilated to Wag k the bey, mit rubor, treatise ems mane , begot to Lib/A.—The Dr* brig liasikaid. Leap, =ester, arrived oil hue last night, and landed him el 81 days date from the Blow Plato ; but we lave had len advises by the Besse pest some els age• Pauses nr • Causoz.-1/ MOM onsoley week lye thank was the Nina of a t very dkospetelie reek. It armee eat of a te *Si to a The Driphlosi Gen* et yestir day this sews to ti pew.r 11.16 :—" It appals whir I dispu kern is pnr in patios has boss sal ted by a islo nsi m 7 nomad Idenatl epees of a eseasry, wee osteisally . bet by Wien. Oa dam q, lw lith the last, ert et Away wbe Weabolly wow the pow ea som thet a; p to time nee est a lork behest pet ea the . door, are limy wee peeneal low eersies. MOM of the swag revise the iimik was teeet (Only; aed thy reugied ths pew without books or owskiess, titre barag bort taken awry. Oa the leaday they head the& tho osen had bus d webs ressaised bat the Iwo she = So stead. Os Tbsoos ausis aV y erea wrat to shank w ill Stk il l a re si l fa wo mad a Amok iced& On arriving at the pew they load the churchwarden standing at the dale to prevent them from entering. A scuttle took place between Mr. Chatter. ten (one of the churchwardens) and Mr. Edward.; and the latter effected an entree:* into the pew. The police were then sent for ; and they removed Mr. Edwards out of the church just as the service commenced. The females then , entered the pew, but they were immediately put out by Mr. Chatterton, and they remained standing is the able, at the door of the pew, the churchwardens placing themselves in an adjacent pew to prevent them from again enter. bag. Greet and painful seesation was evinced among the congregation, bet the service prormed4. In the com munion mervice the Rev. Mr. Tates became so agitated that he was scarcely audible, and the clerk and congregation ceased responding to him. At this time Mrs. Edw ard . wu seised with a fit, and feU prostrate in the aisle. Mr. Saxby, of Lewes, who wu Bitting near, Mr. Ploraley, and several others, hastened to her, carried her out of the church, and remained with her till the recover.d. The greatest *ouster , nation prevailed, and a great number of the congregation rose and left the church. At the afternoon and et ening ser vices the police were stationed at the church door, and the shurchwardene at the door of the pew ; bet the family did not attend. We understand that the whole of the proceed ings will be laid before the bishop." CHANNEL ISLAND& Tax Quame's MONUMINT.—We (Guernsey Star) under hand that the committee for the erection of the monument in commemoration of her Majesty's visit to Guernsey have made choice of a plan for the building, and that the archi tect by whom it has been furnished, is shortly expected in the island for the purple of making the necessary arrangements for the commencement of the work. The owners of the C~itila estate ue willing to give the land tiatMaile;eciixii;cl for the building, and we are also assured that many persons would greatly increase their subscriptions if this site were selected. pne Arts. DESIGNS FOR THE NEW ARMY AND NAVY CLUB.— A collection of designs for the new Army and Navy Club is now on view, by tickets only, et No. 20, In St. James's. square. The designs sent in are sixty-nine in number, end the site for which they were made is partly in St. James's. square, near to the !lollop of Winchester's, and partly in Fall-mall, over against the Ordnance-office. This double frontage, though somewhat unusual for a club, is one parti enlarly well a da pted for architectural variety and beauty. Not much, however, has been achieved, and of the sixty-nine competitors, two alone can be said to have exhibited any particular beauty of elevation and detail. It may be as well to remind our readers that the estimate wee limited to 30,0001.; that the designs sent in were one and all epony mous; and that the selection of the two competitors to whom premiums have been awarded, was made by ballot among the members of the club. We have es little doubt of the fairness of the election, as we hese of the wisdom of the selection. The first premium has been awarded to No. 2S, by, it is now found, Mr. O. Tattersall, of 39, St. James's street, end the second to No. 65, by Mears. Fowler and Fisk. Both are in the Palladian style—mmething between Inigo Jones's benquetting-hall and the new Treasury at Whitehall. It is uncertain, however, that either of them will be erected, and the dub is waiting, it is said,l kW the opinion of the public before any final deci sion fa some to. There is much to admire it bulk of the deigns, though Mr. Tattenall's drawing- NOR door, with a covered balcony in front, must n .ecmsay be dark. Among the competitors whose designs are merito. riots, in the midst of much that is bad, we may mention No. 41, by Wyatt and Brandon ; No. 44, by Owen Jones ; end No. 60, by Tripp, of Bristol. All the known architects (the two Sushi", Barry, Hardwick, Tite, Blore, &c.) de clined to compete ; but the system of competition which gave us the new houses of parliament may elm give us • good club house in Pall-mall, and by a young and hitherto untried architect. The designs, we may add, are plead in the different rooms in the rotation in which they were re ceived by the secretary. By this ens, fair in itself, some of the best drawings am, unluckily, in the worst light. some powibility of Mr. Maaeady, wi•lt Sir E. Mutest. L) t. ton's new plays in has head, resuming the manam mot Another weekly paper afgrms that Mesas. &mat ar.,l Keely, the present lessees of the Lyceum, hating been thresteued with a rime of rent, quit that theatre In Jur.e,' and had on Satardsy an intetview with the manactg com mittee of Drury-lane Theatre, on the subject of becoming the future lessees of that establishment It is repatcd that the terms proposed by the comMttee are so moikrate, that in all probability the y-operty will pus to the hands of :he successful manager' of the Lyceum.—Madame 'Wattle Is spok. a of as the probable successor to the management of. the Lyceum. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. trump, IL, reartszer Couxos ELNXllO4.—Tbin. tao-t'n.c. Mmes. 1.9. elessar, 8.A.; W. Bright, -. and toonang , waslarsat University Gantt., were electedcd Probs . icalar) lows of swistr. Waltm the an Onransia,—Aa &Edam to three scholarships will t Art .it. so Waists, NA Natives of Great Britain. udk ,1"4". Ilia mere dein are Aw met the scholarthipk, and re. Wily he a essead, the Ilinednet kindled!, where've horn. are mt. M mime mailmanne. A Moyle MI also he vomit in Act Term, ...d Ablated op at Friday Ms Illk triune. Tamers Common—'[fend Maw *talon of two ech , ters mt TIMM Msemlay. The Ilemder Mr Thome Pope, dines that t'to imbibe Mal be sheets teem his =mean bat V leo such .il .tc*. = =ll4 of els o a dmis Ms. .th ‘ e .i n thep b.. shad d la lawl nod wrier twenty years — airra, and mm' precinct. In pr roan, Is epistle to request pen: drift M Mier Meanders to the Pre: eYmt Yonne Ost.tear.--An dueling of three poet modern sr - al take place an Friday, oe 4. In the election of we of theta a pref. (.40 will be dime to l athsmmimn In mathematics. CANIMISNI. 31•••••• e• Oeuuroc—The following appolato enle Ibilnewilpleas Oa lam made:—H. Tilting. •tkli trans Lir Wavelet • lo Dr. Illithuncen foundation; Rev. 11. I: ILA., Iran Dr. Goa% la Lady Want sack'. foundation ; and 3. Rulik its B.A" didal to a hdlemddp an Dr. (lock's fuundatkon. PUHANOPIESCAL fiocerrr.—The ordinary meeting of di% uoc'A te evesinet (Ilaaday) will be smarted Into • special general olcoane, for the election of • pates stew sealety. Varriarre Ocusam Lori— he annul distribution of p.'es la the Ma--F at maim Weik Mr ea Saturday. Lord giou2eata • red Poe Pr •veFy raided attendance of :he filen , * ut Ik. Mr. lifter, the clean of the fseisty, : 1 4 01 1 . 111 =M MS Medrie had atteneed the inedicil cl,*ll Leit pie the amber no 293. Two raistants Xi= end is soldelinel n had been appointe, to the breeilat. '111• ammledm d th• would not only great:, eared W tretkYemmr the means of ranting 4 to the ISOM dopes er es • groaner war 1 of moral inetrusgir la Alms Ms Me following was the dia. tribmtlieseptimas (rime loeum: pole sod let cartilloste, R. 1 3 ,41, Ma; Warr mil red bed mit, H. Briggs, Halfwit ; 2nd silver mslal eel Wait s J. .121111kM—ANATOWT AN D PAY no, MA' Odd mai MI Mt geirt.i. Larks ; deer nceibil and Ind mt., IL P. Oiade. Impy; Mid eQfe ardal and Sid cert. D. &J -ack. Ilinikal; Ist Myr mill r hr wt., G. N. Refry,. London; 20 Mrs mil aid Id W. M. 0. Itewitt, linuanue, Ihtiao Pima: la sees J. Lister, Upton, brat ; 4ul silver. ✓Y (egest), J. Raygglib. ; and W. Payne, London.— Manner : &Ake sirylal Meer mail dad had Bert., W. Fiewat serfs rem pit Mid 141 lot *art. W. thilidon, Roreton ; Id Meer mad mil Semisoft, J. Kerrie ; fY flee made and led MK C. It 806,8= 11PADDIITV. APATOUT : Gold red] red rat 111011•641&—RISTri is Mame, Cr' medal ad latest.a. Rigsby mew am 2.1 fret.. W. MEM. brim ; bid sheer =A- ad cart, 7'. Mary, Apples dia.owwimr: Odd mid mid let art, F. C. Webb, Fiat Hone limm; W sew mad sod id set, W. Dighton ; 2nd rim medal god Sed wit, H. lkipp.—desseno : Odd medal and let ten., T. ladle; let elm meld al fed cert. P. C. We b b; ltd silver medal end Sid cat, D. D. Z. dpirada.—Duran Stasome rim medal n ot i n 't era rt 4nll , V. I =Nson - ai. JVILIIPINPOPCI Trim and Di cert., T. Part. ATIONLOOICAL Assrowr Oen medal and let rat, W. H. Rama. Cramer.—Boma.: Gold mail •M let cert. Bho- Width Dems,= . ; silver m M ai and fed int, W. D.Ran Willorw, "U V "— amma O : M. WS. . som. Pries MI. Mr W. L dram Atter Me Lied I Maly addrered the ettarlasM 1411Mittod with • vor of thank' to bLa lordeldps Mame re Warms.—Oa ? rs, hat, the Bishop at Bartositho, sego Ms bar dr sums emir nodding at Stotory Park, let lie ilipingarn fie lit dints% proceeded to fkinthamp, too,beam heratiselad Immed MsPealk.—fterreChrowle. Psnowthit ALORETIIIIIIII Itaimaarres are shoot to be effected in the meldt amok MUMMA Waken; neer Swindon. Panemnotret.—Ree. J. C. Hook 1•1111rasswold C., Ithlecitershiews dio. Pala. Rev. C. Hannltes, r C., NorthnniAnnahlint die. Pete& Rem A. N. iteltheitin M.M. to be Arehd. of Toronto. Rev. H. P. Obelemloy, r Morns libriem C., Dorset Rev. It. J. , Grawith, be dr mere etTimake. firs 0. Rork to Canewden V. Ewes ; dim lietharar; dill, will sedite pat., the Biatop olt London: mart y dealk et lac W. Addams. Rev. T. loom to Guest Waft T.. Essex ; das. liesheaber •; M., with redden°, : pat es Ma w et lawhem Zee. W. Maar. le Hardie C., Kest ; ITias seelemat List the Be,. T. O. P. Haugh, M.A. had Len tre tented la Oddilail 8., dmillt, was a mistake, orightang in Mr. hnleg kola relameed to the messy, as I. usual open the . eta to mem] 7ettisiesa—A enter' et at. Paul's it vacant by the death cf the i.e. Dr. J. dialik Mom ankle also vacate. a aulacleanery o:' the i ttaxda w mai. 114,,ortrl,amptonehl;t,rclio.Petti wn n 4.., value tv chaplain io oidlnary te * L lit antien.. dovenhath St. Nary R., Line a ntv R e;i dio. Lincoln ; 1971.: pat., the Lord Chancellor; by Mb death of ev. K. SatchwilL Irthlngton V., Cumberland ; Vitt, with reeidezoe: psi.. J. MICR, H.q. ; by the death of Et.. .F. Topping. Reckermet Si. John, P.C., Cumberlan I; dio, Cheater: pat, H. Gaitakell, Esq. ; by the death of Rev. A. Nun. Foramen SC Peter 8., Norfolk ; dio. Norwich pit., the Earth! Efflatamp . • death of Rev. J. Li Lane. Evening preachership at Hospital; by the reeignation of Rev. E. N. D. Brown. Rev. W. ode. eambe to Ileathxk V., Deese; dio. Exeter; 1581., with residence: pats., the Corporation of Exeter ; vacant by the death of Iter.J.Turown ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—The ballet department, at Covent-garden, has received a great 'mention of strength, in the person of Mdlle. Fanny Rhein, who made her first appearance on Saturday evening, after the performance of the "Puritan." The piece in which she appeared was brief and slight; and, having no pretensions to the title of a ballet, was very properly denominated a divertissement. It was called Souquetiere de Venn'," simply because the fair Fanny wee attired in the costume, and slightly imitated the action and movements, of an Italian flower-girl. Du rests, the entertainment connoted merely of a series of pace seuk,pas de deur, and pm de froit ' without any dramatic character or purpose whatever. We scans we did not like it the lees on this account; hiving no very exalted ideas of what has been called " the poetry of motion "—el fleeing as a language of sentiment and passion, or of mehmilme en the vehicle of an interesting story. Still, ho dloeetal of all these 0 sethetical " fancies, classing, se dancing, may be a very beautiful and ma ending new tans; end few persons have rendered it ere attesetive ties Fanny Mailer. This charming inseeese is really an ever green--a dower which seems talearlsh in perpetnal spring. Her “ May sidle " has no apposoms of " aniag tato the son es yam leaf." Tim has no Wes npos V e ra Wws v oLor ia l l ater wa t g r a l t U i r her ono se youlled. /mega es broitt, o rpaiQ and benallnole Son welsitellia she first wag vis, may primes. Bee olondes, on her • Wait. was kit marked den no esokl have eaporir li j in do worm of her mellemeese, her b the airy lightness of her ssomenet every gesture, and the meredisen sun her earea tion, roused the nennere to selimehe dhe was well se conded by several elf lin elier i cenness, particularly M. Petipa, Mlle. Stephen', . Duval. A Tyrolese pas de deur, by these two ladies, was greatly applauded. Her Majesty and Prince Albert were present, and the boxes pre sented a brilliant assemblage of rank and fashion. One re e.ommendatioa, to us at least, of the performance of Saturday night was its a:Monte length. It consisted simply of the opera and the divertimement, and was over a good while bef JEN% in e t a—This northern star actually appears to-morrow . night at her Majesty ' s theatre. The reason of the delay in bringing her out earlier, has been occasioned by the Lord Chamberlain objecting to certain scenes in the opera of " Robert le Diable," which are to be omitted. To ht, it is said, Mdlle. Lind will sing at a private and fa y concert, to be given by her Majesty at Buckingham: Palace. ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—The Academy's second concert took place at the Hanoverequere F.osess, on Saturday morning. Its of teeters was a seleethe from the " Euryanthe " o Weber, which esespied nearly the whole of the first part. We woks the madieney of se lecting this music for a concert, mere emerdally with the purpose of triaging forward young perirsows. Of all sew posers for the stags Weber (walk the sink swept* at Gluck) is the non essentially demee. Hanover swam the truth and inergy of the nese to the mare *nem el sound—never eonverts the pure minsical language efesenmant and passion inn se exhibition *from and ementien—e or a eillispg inhe a innoert sow His music, ,is full of been, and melody, but It is not the Mit, mote, warbling den Railcar—it is the abalsi e we wady of tail:Mom des effect et what' Gs **jut antesion of the Iseghte sad Weans It is meat to conow. Ifni main, cosestmady, hawser powerful on the Mee, is lest in the um especially it It is theley ewe by young rd singers ; and it is no discernment toe tbe pu p Inon t toward on this occasion to may that the sele ctio n from " Smooth." war In effectively performed though Mr. Hainart, Kim Cole, and Mr. Gardner sang their airs with geed Idols MIA sweet execution, and Miss Ransford delivered the ago peenges in the concluding chorus with such tallow that she obtained a warm and deserved encore. The solacto and first Move MCI of Romberg's violoncello eimmete is D were played by Mr. Rennie Chipp in a maim whit flowed that this =f e rz t ormer is rapidly bessei df a peat wester of his Watidas is esibilid to esasiderable praise for bar peellinmos of the Artintete end Ihrsaio ti Kendeh selis ; and there um several other endlubl• vocal and in stromstal=ances by Min Dike* , Miss Ransford, the mad Miss Smith. We must ant omit Miesirms • rung lady whose good gilla of a beautiful eonksito veils led haling are oemed by an exces sive daps* et MMW. Motwithasading her agitation, her sliW a tnio's lee dram " Artmerzes," " 0 too lovely, tae" was et distagalied omit. The selection of ande, on whole, wee goad ; don* we could have dis pensed with ea sir so tharanghly beikoryed as " Di placer," and the name of Venal is quite unworthy to smear in the Pr°=lof a d -sedW semen. : BOCTOT 07 FEMALE MUSICIANIL—The annual Gosport he the hem sit of Ibis misty take place on Friday cute nest ; and we desire to call the Mud= of our mad mien to an institution highly ilawawbg of p rops mouragomot and peasant. It yes asnosol Oght proes for th• purpose of alloding vedette female ma. whom misfastane or it health my law reduced to listrassb bat who have no dodo Up= the /loyal Society of Mulase, net bang sinews et arnaben of that excellent lesdaion. The Beaty of Tema Xeidess, we believe, owes IM origin to a diedagobeed mobs orthi ms := Yin Swim, wham swim aul envolieried by thins a body et lor preilmissol delenuseid seg of own mot easiaM weal mil arernsmiel wesrs, lave MILITAB,T. brought it toe OM of Mobility and Goridioalde Madam pomenu, Yap •—•lotosesh the pima le me tithe nays Its feeds are ideal hes the tft asebiors, BOOM genii tam r age dos to Isondo we Wu thet a rift the Miaow mil' snlosiptlaso of i:Lo y he Mewl" dies Emil lo ON Reit. fa It is aeon saes odds aeon the umalossoorts. At the hoed . e girds= whine Amin osonsans. bssGtsterG The rodsout Olt as wooenil by edam awe Chkesairle are their 11,1 the 0111•■ So Qom D.,,arae Mesa elb. asounisa Mbar& and their royal Women the Dahmer if Loa r m. a s elg e l oiLs, and ; and the Yet exhibits imoy anondemst we odulanil alOsolsete Men th. undo* of Ihemenoto and But the resouner sttlos hodendes an es so Maim Omiss drrgre ter. et is t a inted for t thisb r i o asea wwl tirstst et he loaseso. mo s a: olostroolromw:c sie lbe e a *woo ra tt iams will admen a lh e l! re bb l Pub, r v e. ore 114tabl. S. 1.1.0.-011.4.5. Fran Boos dot ellireing"%ffes="Z.lll" penally sal Chat. A. IL Yam. abed it the masker Mewl Its Mho upon their The canal by On Mont demia d. a.tar4o.also ahead = d is sinus ea ehipoendsebtl end kderesting =0. 410 oat moue do stile Sib b a s . ; and this tells weir ft The WI door mita attraction. It Rs = rn ereee b erellierl evall likeN thet b Y Thibir 4 " we repeat the society'sown were, mama wi do sou. =i e . a e. •= a m e l e `aragtair o .dinil: sea WU" of oil who us °sat". 00 2 0 . 0 theI onookto the arms ta onssonms eta varaMortar andessal etaemsa, sorrows NA relieve the nolcoottir tams Me awe wood the remain net id deo. Taman lospacis is rubs la Mew ire are now pain the vim olds* days fa mftbutin Tsui, unite Orpt. Isalmaa awl Miss. W. O. to the indiciad' ritethoo" opt o.ltriss. who cos asendog Slur et Path, hoe to Oslo se ads as amond alba N." at Nina m io drik et Mad Or M a rsA m is ' w as Ongsp._Drwiligs make i s me • t o b e the 1711 i Monk le Pia ar Wasted& la • asps Yid swabs a de r Mira aimt mai Wirlartk he will Ist, ma Kr. Baia ins publihol so epistle to do AM that, onost OSA NW Mu the limo at though he has a resevel of his leers, it la with Ids whit that sushi as WINN dm AM tepe the preputy is thrown open tounepetiliss ir these who tai mesa as solussusallont Is do hew o 11011111 Mi leintpisi MONIONeat" frou lie onon. mot toomomoqbelmrstoteko7. hoodlowe .... soar et norm on hawo 101111117 Mama This ba wli seem to intimate thee No. Bona le tire' on me m. o w woe, ban gep t i m i e n s ies o ne " his sag Bled_ to throw it up Isola* bit olSbo_rt it Is situ Knout Musa Wamm•-.A semboo. tar MAN lie AMMONS 04111411111111 that wane i o its d Ina neosegonenonmoogimeanar. ink L s . Dowasmdlo• NAVAL. bowmen. or Ha 11anri.aliaira.—Malta, April 26.—1 n Malta harbour : 0=4,. with the tag of Rear Adm. Fir L. Cloth. Wirt. ; • 73, Capt. insgeneae , epartan, :a. Capt. Symesda ; Mafia I. Om. Trlea ; Ardent, Meurer, Lieut. Bar; ke ail Plemr, One. Led a —At At**: Driaey, W, cape. Coiner ; Abbe, N, Copt Pressattio ; ibravord, ek Ns, Willem: Frraamsail, Cam le Hardy ; led Lome, st., Lint. Poorr. —At Gibraltar : Wawa at, Or. 1.11/1. —At Chita : Meteor, ,t., Cam. ButtSer.—At ea.d : listtequb, If, Oar. flarim—aurre, Mg IA tie Lomat: BroY 11, Oa *wk. ad Lreut. Spratt.—At llar*Clos : *Me, gene peast, Ur* —At Coe : Voleashalim pedal, Lieut. Crime. Oa the ire hal of the lbw wen am st Ma Wadi Mlle Yam& Ma=l . be teat word, vitt a novae Yr els& la be Hem et then ore two Mr Ike *YAM ablefteal mese abed* verb. Pownwoote, Mir 1.-710, en* retlel teaorrow, is abe= to be trial of the oaten frr the bee d tie Tbeaferboll, *II We el bUtblo offtwebr * tbot I. ft • IWO* el ftwdonews a re meablet a ir IttgeZ e tt w ar .. :my beep' to k... Ceer e e., froz . to be pia off.—Tbe &WM it emelt* to on Tianalny he Rio Jorleo ; are via be paid ahem* leatorrow.—The Avenger at li. ammo into harbour p ealardep to trim' Oa It bel:re n . E servlea. ead leaded 1 909 maks et meal at Clarawelert Almaden et si..ef-war GAM yalasiday Was Dattube.— The Mee. Ile, will ear to se wee rale Is AtteL-77* Frolic, boetbeetb Air*" UMW dell''; to &fly ortectott at dda gat, eel b *Awed to were be. Isar* liweebtAde ce her **wt.= TY Atart i get. W.l llb, =het We wrinfoi bola Ti. = i f Ma" mild ben Mena lam le the fled d it ytili Os emir dilp et era at that part yr the WMaurer Warm; with Oa beg of be Meth atereaderie- A O L web. The Abet Ye out lap oglit be way ospeeemeradoe or , Dralanroar, MAT 1...-Awerw, at, Nit Dim baying take is her ewe ad spar woof, Wl* "atm* tor Portanwszth, to be .at- for bootie brake. fbleted, 5, Clm. W. C. Weed, was poll =le shown es the INNA. =dog mg se the bit be ibe tout of . Deepoiabeelboo• be Adman*/ owe pates Word yeaterday, owl ablewebe • warbor of me INF& abe fletrbollea swam be mearree Pe t:=ll. l2nb ab & it, Coro. G. IL Day% MS vele =Am Mime wee 41•11 SI her We warebe I* '''imam Liar. Oneltelks, Ireobbe tr., has bee Mel* silo the *NW neresep,to be pita& la •be bye aid will sem betas Ibrasf, lel NU derby after be lOWA Moe vim be big at Libee. Oanteall*7ll, Is to be Mee es a *twice Mb based al the *Mb lda oweet• so • flottiond IS by *oboe, able .lll-111.011111.Aerf, Is ad bebeaebei IZE "- oetena dee rum . $6,1 at i er. ild down lemedlably at be tam *ilk OW *oboe Wis bembett. sat bore Ye aid ebb • were Weemiler of bibboof• gems. . 3 to mm. bilk In the We awe.* by be Abeeklr. se it= Is bembarl ellt le MIN *ft • mow of Mime power. o I.—Aa ailawal tosswouto bee beta *bred to t....if Ilm beds* bar: ad lbw oiriber beeessite Ye The elfillmt oneerelownel by tie omeloyebeato. la !be *Wry b int NO piss pow imen. John TM, fineemb, is lea orpied terwors; A C. Wiliam wilt twerp*" is le sem* awe ; eel leewel layers I . s Se be we tonteseara, Or bear* mad two* etas tal min it Mama terbarste moo is poseerl le the to as Oapoit y ls., S swam. 4 eoreownialsewl ad 114 and ad sad • auditieat emelly of *or* bee le be pet* bird *dr eie, and ewe rworoel br *dr Ems art boomp• Ito Apollo fa to be aappllad oda ereabiny, boomed* led belibey kr tbeareberal troop dil 411111•01.1 fir • wild aliA melba A =warm alwil, with • awewwworbe, led manoldwatiedie, b wawa* WPM& orbmi. Ile Ada pf) le emir* tele gre ened led* e. be. m tweeeler Is be Feb Us be. terdblef taremori Mem ; ad Mr. Ombra leglibildi MIIIIIIIMW et Twokoba. Delft elk *be ettolleb* bb brim mkt* . ormite. . w.. speabled abaft Tar bow b to leemewieftelf.mt b liZiboNtiri. Wewanne, bay t Lei Commbollows of be •Abalreby bate wind two sow olesmeteare ft be boa it We hoe the delleisafflr Wm. Seem* Ili* veer bo er mew. mg ate be be am* be Mb** me Two wiw geopilet fir Ow wow, en elm to be 1 7 1 = 11. 3 ah mee:ll ° lto Soonot, wet Iterbor. Toe ellideri bow ee po te an to=ferk A i i j os e sail flit GolkeyMels, Doh bow Mee dm* or ate be Owe bete%la emerpmeo of be *dm albs bibs amiz a. m MMarbanr a ma taboo set of Ow We ON N. ye NW Wiwi Mr mow *soder deiblkel, Mosey Anil owetelbor** on Lest War of WIN at Arnilii bile is bowl that MA lobo be of of Ow lbeflffb et Ilto r ad ge di f bar bee pear Motewer, . Memo. Met the were low lot boot*. Ile mask le ft Yoe len a ammo tit ibrat, War. M. Mama usaa is baba b So WALES• SUPPOSID MURDER OP THREE CHILDREN BY THEIR 2/OTHER. —A moat cold-blooded case of infantitdde has just occurred In the parish of Llanybyddee. The following par tieulars have been reported:—Mary Hughes, aid bar three children (the unfortunate victims) resided with her sister-in law, who keep. a public-hoar, salted the Carriers' Arum about three miles from the village of Llarthydder. On Wed nesiay last the sister-in-law had mead= to leave home tc , go to as adjacent village. She started from her house about twelve at noon, leaving the mother and the three children at home to take charge of the premises during her absence. Nothing transpired till about seven o'clock in the evening, when the sister-in-law returned to the house, and found the outer door locked, and the key placed "clue under the door. She thought nothing of this, as it was usual when they went out to lave the key in the place where it was found. Having opened the door, eke was horror-stricken to see the three children suspended by their necks to one of the beams in the roof. The sight overcame her so much, that she was unable to cut them down, and she therefore immediately ran to the house of a neighbour, who hastened to the room, and with all possible despatch cut the bodies down, but life was extinct. The three children were found on the same beam—each being sus pended by two silk handkerchiefs—one was secured to the beam, and the other fastened to it, and then tied round the neck of each. The children were of the respective ages of five years and a half, two years, and twelve months. The youngest and eldest were girls, and the other a boy. No cries bad been heard during the time the sister-in-law was absent, to induce the neighbours to suppose that anything uncommon had taken place. Suspicion, of course, could attach to no one but the wretched mother. Search was made for her, but she was nowhere to be found. It is supposed that she hu either taken her course towards Merthyr to see her husband, who had left her a few days previous to seek work at the iron factories in that neighbourhood, or at Nantyglo. Many believe, however, that she hu committed suicide. No motive is u•igned for the commission of the horrible crime. It appears that destitution could not have induced her to do it, as, although her husband had left her, she received assistance from her sister-in-law and had paro chial relief to enable her to support her children. The ad jacent country and ponds had been searched, but without success. The bodies await a coroner's inquest. PROVINCIAL. TER MONETARY STATEIL—A very important meeting of the merchants and bankers of Birmingham was held in that town en Friday night, for the purpose of " sticking on the Cet daraagement of our menetary system, and on the remes of averting the calamities which have invariably remelted therefrom" Kr. Aid. W. ilehMefleld was called to the chair. In meal the the &airman said it was isspewilde far the Sam net be fully sensible to the remaehabie wiper= lir anneelary world presented at that moment. The prepurty of the country, their houses, their goods, and their memetactives, were just as good and really as valuable ae they were twelve maths ago ; their railways, too, were in ma emally lourishisnomm dition ; but, with all this, it wee meelly certain that Wk money value had deweemdl. This, In lde *aim, vas maid by the very pelt Mrs* whisk edged he set anew eye tem. If goveramest would allow them opig *Adler, in locks, in hinges, and in other articles eimaatestere, he believed that, in a short time, they would be 4MEM1N2 . 21.5 off the national debt; but, if they IRITE to pay for everything in gold, he beast that , — kdme very long, they would (Intl even the Merest of that debt difficult to pay. The Birmienbmt oracle hat been laughed at because they dame& la epideadiet that ference was epos madam of ilea only ; they ado mod moue as to the prima*. Ha, tut aid, was Jelest that the pries* entreaty metre emit net be imintelaid ; labor wee not pretested as Ira r pee (whisk sow het ell the protection), wog iimeteens aide would be the result.—Mr. T. C. Mk,, as eatemhe sesoidasteass, Laid that those who had vised the weeking of the bid of UM, most be sm ith* et lb emblem Ahem. Is bell theetM at the time the math es deal art as asthma* as ego* the sidefiP• Lion had boa gime ether the nosh Item delft tot la. veng elddee d }ape mosey, it tog hatether hem bed! thet tat wait *odds . hem the the leak lielsi ast dlia Ad, ia nth, piper 1111 of the ad of the wee whoa gold was aehaliteted, eat den that time they mom let prosperity, lies It wee sesseeisilisy a teade art a meet pea* And it was remark = tea et t thee miss eeearred regulesly every ten pees; they had or sr eight ran of adversity, and this two or three years of doubtful prageetty. Now it was clear that the are of all this was the gold en I the paper messy agenda( ; sot so frightful wog it in its emsespeome, that imeiveacy, misery end even death weal the malt. Under tie fatal kil of 1819, when the pit saw went at, m tl i se d Erer woe wsweat , ithdrawn ; ware *s ant yet, whoa day Feasted w Litwin weal ated es bles they hat they peddled bet cede pisa rtli t the baled* tam the per Mt, le whisk toe et an panda(ast the n e ver) essayed. sell tabs as • modems et the weeper in width It siessest aenidrmi Iowa& Thole was a sum of 6,0101. mint r sollevelboilithes of the me- Wee ; the wobbeass was arommi I sot, apes a modal inquiry, it was eseertathet that dime way se bee doa 10,000 families in the town, a ire *divide& te each, in a Mate of the meet abject iseiftelles ! And amr,., regardless of the experionco of the pad, the geverneesth wog abed to pimp the delft Ye a lisa danitely wino thee it was at that dm. id et the legishasse de do wig, by acme Wane , a mew emu. It hat talisted suffering tad teeth, nee. asessier, ea the worths demo, Ike it wee rate la entity whim pimple died from em sad heath. boa*. In previous mime, widower *5 plea amp to esitela points, they halted. In 1825, 1 i