Star. — London, England, 1819-01-29 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1819. THE FUNDS. TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLCCE l i ced 78 79-3 per Cent. Cons. 78in i / r} for Ace. 78 f 79 7n-1-31 per Cent. 871 88 Cent. 97411-5 per Cent. Navy 107;1 Long Anns. 20 7.16 I—lndia Stock 232 Bonds 82 84 pre.—lmp. Aims. 771 77 . .equer Bills (2d.) 12 15 pr. • De state of the Paper Currency came again under Ission in the House of CoMmons last night is nence of a Motion made by Sir JAMES .11A6C- . r t, for a Return of all Prosecutions, &c. for Bank Notes, from 10th April, 1818, to 27th 1819; which he prefaced by some remarks fie Report of the Commissioners. Mr. COURTE- t y, one of the Commission, stated, that the Com- :...)aers expected that the termination of an expe- - 7.- . -. rhich had been carrying on for some time, ':1 also by the suggestiOns of some of the Com- . • ;: ,:es, would' bE the production of a Note N‘hiell :ender Forgery exceedingly difficult. We rcioice to see this effected, no matter by what may be its author. We understand ' tr :vs. of experiments for the production of improves: Note was in action last year, even be- ::: the Royal Commissitn ntas appointed. Of course rust have rossmsed some qualities of a promising . 'igloo, or •it would not have received a trial ; mich a trial being in progress, it is natural that wish should be entertained to see its result j. 7•! reading an attempt with any of the other in- -I.:na that have been offered. In fact, all the , r, the shelf at present, till every thing can be cfr....et , -.1 by die wealth of the Bank and ingenuity of the Commissioners shall have been upon the oat: not: - prosecuting., '7 Papers of Tuesday arrived dill, forenoon. T: e sin.os of die Chamber of Deputies on • ;; the c l!F part of their contents which ef any interest. Petition was rrcsinted Ciotti three individuals esf 1. ique, who hal been tea years soliciting, in fir the settlement of s.ime old claims against overanient of that Colony, praying for' relief- }3.l):atitirrz had beca pressed on the same - it .opears that he had taken a very short way tid of the business : he issued a Deere* '..lll:cember, 1810, declaring all existin - i • nature of those in question null and' of the Petitioneri.was, .to be tt- .A against r! . .• effect of this arbitrary sentence; in the opit,ie: of tae Committee of Petitions, • now reported upon it, this prayer was A short but .earni discussion ensued, in which '!. de VTLLELE. rAsQUIZA, CUMIVELIN, Duvr.n- er RACRAtiv - : and Cuavotinzit, participated. IDE TIACRANNA remarke•i, that it was very tree the Decree of 1310 was one of most odious spo-I lion; but that the treasures of the whole of France old not suffice to repair all the injustice of BONA- IITE. The force of this argument appears to have availed ; and the Chamber, concurring with the !?ort of the Committee of Petitions, passed to the :in of the day. The Report of the Commission charged with the cnsitieration of the Project of Law for granting a tional recompence to the Duke of RICHELIEU, was ex: presented, by Baron DELESSEKT, selected by his oneigues as Reporter. It recommended the adoption of the first wide of e Project in the terms presented by the KiNU, ely, " That there shall be erected in favour of e Duke of RICHELIEU, Peer of France, under the sue of a National Recompence, to be attached to Peerage, and transmissible therewith, a Majorat • 5 0,000 francs of revenue." la in respect of the second article, which pro- that the money should be taken out of the lc of the Civil List, that is, out of the funds ap- .:-iriated by the laws to the support of the dignity the Crown, the Report submitted that such an.al- •:tent was alike unconstitUtional and discreditable generosity of the nation ; and that the wordy `D'irnains of the State," should be substituted fox `Domains of the Civil List." The Report was ordaed to be printed and distri. ' ,4 1; and the discussion was to take place upon it r elay, The Chamber next proceeded to the discussion ed :Proposition by M. Duatairtas, concerning the Right f Petition. It is rot merely one of a regulatory na. t'•:!e, but proposes to establish a principle on thin s: Jet of very considerable importance—namely, L A no Petition presented by a Deputy, and, recom. tended by him, shall be reputed irrevevent or ridi• : 1141 %. ---The discussion c o n ti nu i ng till t h e us u a l h ow 'isivg, was adjourned till Tuesday. Fiend : .5 per Cents. Monday, 68 fr. 75 C. Flanders Mail, and also a liamburgh. Mail, ar Ti 'ql at a late hour last night, but their content a ' , of tittle importance. Count LAS CASIAS has pub at Stutgard his Petition to the British Par " • A noticed in a former Mail. s. J. P. G. JANSON, Lieutenant-Canna, Knight o LONDON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1819. THE FUNDS. TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLCCIC: 78/ 79-3 per Cent. Cons. 78iii for Acc. 781 f 79 78ti1-3i per Cent. 871 88 Cent. 9 1 711-5 per Cent. Navy 107 ii Long Anns. 20 7.16 i—lndia Stock 232 !lends 82 84 pre.—lmp. Anna. 771 77 :.equer Bills (241.) 12 15 pr. • D,.e state of the Paper Currency came again under a ssion in the House of CoMmons last night is luence of a Motion made by Sir JAMES .11AdX revr, for a Return of all Prosecutions, &c. for r i a z Bank Notes, from 10th April, 1818, to . 27th FM K, 1819; which he prefaced by some remarks i fa Report of the Commissioners. Mr. COURTE ti, one of the Commission, stated, that the Com ners expected that the termination of an expe r.•;:irh had been carrying on for some time, also by the suggcstio . ns of some of the Com- wOuld'bE the production of a Note :ender Forgery exceedingly difficult. We :71:-.ioice to see this effected, no matter by what ;‘, may be its author. We understand ti:c ti .i-. of experiments for the production of L'.; improve,: Note was in action last year, even be the Royal Commissitn w.as appointed. Of course must have roismsed some qualities of a promising :noon, or it would not have received a trial ; trial being in progress, it is natural that wish should be entertained to see its result rmking an attempt with any of the other in- ; that have been offered. Ia fact, all the the shelf at present, till every thing can be :Pct—.l by die wealth of the Bank and ingenuity' of the Cozuniissioners shall have been Lpon the oac now prosecuting., Papers of Tuesday arrived till, forenoon. of the Chamber of Deputies on the c '!F part of their contents which .d of any interest. Petitior. was rrct...:nted fiom tl:ree individuals eta ique, who lia_i been tea years soliciting, in fir die settlement of s.ime 014 claims against' overnment of that Colony, praying for' relief:l ENINAPAITE had beca pressed on the ssuntr, . it iopears that he had taken a very short rrayl iid of the business : he issued a Decrclot Dicember, 1810, declaring all existing /1 •«..? nature of those in question null of the Nitionieri,s'A§, .tO,. be ttr,j against ti-,e effect of this arbitrary sentence; 4. in the opinic: of tae Committee of Petitions, now reported upon it, this prayer was inadmis- A short be.: .varm discussion ensued, in which VILLELE. CUAUVELIN, Duvr,n, 'F ILICRAtiv - : and CURVONIER, participated• .DE flu:AA:mg remarkei, that it was very trite the Decree of IMO was one of most odious spo- ; but that the treastn es of the whole of France not suffice to repair all the injustice of BONA-. MITE. The force of this argument appears to have ; and the Chamber, concurring with the of the Committee of Petitions, passed to the of the day. • The Report of the Commission charged with the ition of the Project of Law for granting a recornpence to the Duke of RICHELIEU, WU presented, by Baron DELUSERT, selected by his as Reporter. I' recommended the adoption of the first at of Project in the terms presented by the KINu, " That there shall be erected in favour of , Duke of RICUELIEU, Peer of France, under the of a National Recom pence, to be attached to Peerage, and transmissible therewith, a Majorat 5 0,000 francs of revenue." Rat In respect of the second article, which pro that the money should be taken out of the of the Civil List, that is, out of the funds ap inated by the laws to the support of the dignity the Crown, the Report submitted that such anal was alike unconstitutional and discreditable 1 ... he generosity of the nation ; and that the words 'D'Anains of the State," should be substituted for Domains of the Civil List." The Report was ordaed to be printed and dimi '•'=d; and the discussion was to take place upon it !Ys:e,rd4y. Chamber next proceeded to the discussion of Proposition by M. Diluents, contenting the Right, Petition. It is rot merely one of a regulatory na =, but proposes to establish a principle on this 6f very considerable importance—namely, t 144 no Petition presented by a Deputy, and retort'. Itesded by him, shall be reputed irrevevent or ridi "ll4l%. —The discussion continuing till the WWII hour 'isivg, was adjourned till Tuesday. French .5 per Cents. Monday, 68 fr. 75 C. A Flanders Mail, and also a liamburgh Mail, ar "Nd at a late hour last night, bat their contents of,little importance. Count Las Caws has pub "heti at Stutgard his Petition to the British Par- Aoat, noticed in a former Mail. Il • J• G. JAl:sou, Lieutenant-C*o4 Esifilt of 'the Legion of Hooch., incl A.Nasioner flow 14 of the NktlialtLANDS,' who was arrested dt during the late visit of the Elliptic* A LIVIA Min, OR a charge of certspiraey; has been acquitted. He at tributes his arrest to his having Met with a perste, whom he did not even knew, who *cad him, as a piece of news, a story to which he gave no credit, that the Emperor ALEXANDER was going to place young NAPOLEON On the French Throne, and to have AIARLA LOUISA proclaimed Regent. The King of the NETHERLANDS has increased the salary of the Catholic Clergy 12.5 florins, a measure which is deemed very popular. The Emperor ALEXANDER reached his - capital do the .sth instant. On the 21. th ult. on passing by the village of Dobrou, near Teschen, the Ettipdrtfr alighted from his carriage near the Catholic Church, situated near the high road, and ordered die parish Priest to be sent for to attend him to the church. The Emperor, on entering, fell on his knees before the high altar, and ordered the Cure to pray for him, and lay his hand upon him, in token of his blessing, as that was the day for celebrating the anniversary of his birth. The Cure having fulfilled the desire of the Emperor, his MAJKSTI continued praying for ,some time, and then mounted his veilikrthivilittrst placed a considerable sum of money at th e disposal• of the Cure. HAMM:RCM—Exchange on London,-18th Jan. 32. 8,32. 11.-22 d Jan. 32. 10.-39. 1. A Dtltch Mail arrived this morning. Its contents, excepting the following letter, are void of interest : ‘, FLUSHING, JANUARY Lo. 86 List night, towards morning, arrived in this port an open boat, in which were Captain John An derson and his crew of the ship the Fortune, which .was totally lost last Sunday night on the North Fore land. This ship was laden with coals and.cordage, and bound to Kingston, in the Island of Jamaica, fhe Captain had been at sea in this boat with his crew, consisting of 18 meg . ever since Monday morn ing early, and notwithstanding a very severe and in cessant storm from the N. W. 'arrived here safe with out the loss of a man." BRIGHTON, JANUARY Tr. • The weather toeclay . bas been mild anikbright. The PAINTS RESINT was on horseback in tturahlihig- Khoo' before dinner The Marchioness of Mormon, who arrived here laq night to take GENT, previous to her embarking Palace this morning. The 3larchl panied by her 50 , .. The Foreign arrival yesterday, viz, the French, Portuguese, :lad the Ambassador of :remain., Lord Sr. IIELaNs returned to the Pavilion this afternoon. "`llre S;erle,..frerfn wi-dif to — fair /Meek, - splendid in promenaders of distinction. f . Wednesday evening the Marchioness cifilArnwas arrived at her house at Camden HAI, from the Pa vilion at Brighton, where her Ladyship has been to take leave of" his Royal Highness the PRIRCK lIRGENT, previous to her departure for India. The Noble Mar chioness will leave town on Mor.day next for Deal, and will embark on Tuesday, on board the Waterloo, -from off Deal. The whole of the East India Fleet now going out, are to be in the Downs on the 2d of February. The Marchioness will takeout with her, for the gratification of her Noble Lord, the portraits of their five children, four daughters and one son. The eldest, Lady FLORA, is in her fourteenth year. Her Ladyship does not take any of the children out with her ; they are all to remain, with proper tutors and governesses, at Camden Hill House. The Mar quis and Marchioness are expected to return to Eu rope in the course of two years. The birth of a son and heir to Lord Btnwrroz is an event highly agreeable to all who have any con nexion with that noble and worthy Family. General Sir DAVID DUNDA; the Governor of Chelsea Hospital, gave a sumptuous entertainment at his noble apartment in the College, on Wednesday last, •to his Royal Highness the ComstAwnen-tx- Omer, and his Staff; also to the gallant Marquis al ANGLESEY. The Marquis and Marchioness of TAVISTOCIL left town yester day, for the Duke of BYDTOILD'S seat, Woburn Mikity. The Marquis and blarchior.ess of Srarroaa and family are expected in tows next week, for the season, from their seat,: Trentham ilaU, Staffordshire. The Dowager Marchioness of Dowsiontat, and the Ladles . Hut, left town yesterday, for flatfteld, on a 'bit tO trd X. , yds mid Marcldooes of SALSBURY. The rue and Coyotes. of Wearwaaen are remosedf Stratford-place to their new residence In Bolton-strut. • The Ear! of pastatetrro is daily expected home from Ti' Tb. Earl and Coanoteek of Pnesnota are expected hitoIVIIIS a flew days, from their mat, Wilton House Wilts. The Countess ot Dmiswevru, tio4 the iadke 1401011. 1 1,111 4 yesterday, at their ionise in. Berkelepoquare, lkoot• their mot e Mckkelth. Lord Loomis left tows twiterdayi for his sat, Cooper spe, AirroT• • • • k la tra een notie see lb* 104., 11.1k= lq , Aay, for Eenewages, !fro. 011 a ,bit PI =LIMO onintess Corms. Lord Omer anivieljeattediry; si Ms Mai% thellaltit Dissitat's boom, In iterteleparieste, from Oslime Halt. lie Jean; Seasser; Bs" is arrived at bit besellin 1110401114 erase, from his seat. in Sussex. The Earl of liAltItWoOD of his newly-purchased at Wothersome, where the purpose of hiusang, Dust..--Monday sent near Drags een, Cork,' I Lieutenant R—. Ai . ** the seconds interfered, Figs.—'This morning, broke out in the workshop :t;141 bedstead•raaker, at Skinner-street, Bishopsgate totally consumed., together and that of Mr. Marshall, in Skinner-greet, ,were but no lives were lost. I mess of tiAATINGS, IRVINN, JAN. e leave of the RE- Captain REID, a fur Indiarie*thit &shouts. The lioness was at4 , om- sing, and still in Ambassadelrkyrho from Saltcoats, ; Spanish-- r ipe milies in the rn I, the Spanisol of the Netherlands, the. cause of burr Mi. • • "31° 11- W . 13 V N 4M rg ig ." , MU 77 a vutuclimula‘C °I S. " 41 ' COIN-AXIMANtii, saAik.LANX JANUARY ss i ann hat established the kelsOel Aug did, tot attend . *The looting on Tuesday wet The wind haring become favOurable fir arvi , .1 ..4 , •- 1 1 pack cif Yorkshire fox , houndi attendee by tho. LAM PORN/PM the Merria of from the Suffolk coast produced army large stir y -- t• S hoots:is are to be kept rot the Sem" mukSitVlC4sAir GAAAT• • of Barley this motion, Nsilich coaucleasta}y excEs d . ;. the West Riding.Coeutnl _: • Fri .e night ftr men way. apprehended at she demand ; and although a rear - pkibedeempl e s , :night a nieetils took :pleet ..,.. _ on. hook** of being - enema. of mined Monday's prices,. yet the morel qualities 3 • betwerg CVO.% W--••• , -44 feclutflisitof-Anglood MON- . ^ _ _ ._• , from is. to lb. per quarter cheaper, and the chi f Stet : an ezdtegesof two . ..:,. .. - fineieresiewlitclt, tbuCatat-botee of Alderman vim of * s el i c r remains • on •hand. Fine *he t and the 4Jur rA. Anita & : Avbev, It 1)4 ( sys -the hoot 4 loom*, ip ; iiloqat Atui- sold- ion as.: terms as on Monday. Oats wee . lg. 24 ha n . fter %event .u.' hi. lapenlete, Aratinnhe into; PM 2 hoc coot and othir nail =l4 rather lima. In -Beasts and Bees that : sho p of:lffi. All riikon,- cahialt sett beicating Pa Silt *Mist Info licoilia.. ,is no alteretion.. ,:•,..;..) .. ,:. . . ••I ~ • ! t the career of -4taff - _l(o4,44Am:it Tatitaeo-Mtereeresrhoileteltot -:• '•:: --' 414474,11141%riXT,...Tati." sgate ; the wlitile, rducls,*(l? °y -Wapttptiiilifoa littiteis t ,,a bk(' . i ii 4 ..! • • tr y, da Ad Ah4k..f . 5... ! • ! . fl? *4 A. *Ail ' ether with the 4 !sr :lonians letilitekvarriittik• if ettalliciawa in : 1 .. ; 411 , Wf• bitai 364CN;w1higi 11% . 111, t e" W e r, igt OP , It fif - 41 .- . - w 0 ,141 * I. 1 " 94,1144. _ 1 _ f 44 f l: il;: -.!!;:iiiiiti May , nett* 'PM LOAD. . . e much chuuaga 'V ". I t heigh.4.4o4 sleasus'bd Arno tap *Oft Pr . 44.....: *Jiits'os ts:Airr ill Lamas( ..• ...AV 100 to: .d O• - . • - -- iwiagestrvordi of four feet . •• . • • • - -iirktioa, e r os se-howl linos ... co es re leo , es , . • t ?HE Alit I 66whigit q mita fist yr 16 liestimisis how jtitioleci in ittiend i • • - • • . • . . • • i•at'• *liiimiiteiti. tililid - • +i3 ' : a), Clik Sad Post, Veit .14 Dt°o Gußdts pallid •214, Obto, iagli Ile Dragoons, liallin r ob e 4Stb, Ditto, Cot! td Gino, liundreah 4 59th, Ditto, Osilieboi 9 114 4114;4(toKines Madam Own,) N. 41sa, Ditto, Gitto, Ltniiserff • , 4111 ; Cock *43d, Ditto, 14th Light Dragoons, Dublin 44t11; Ditto, Kilkenny lath Lastera, amnia • ' 48th, Ditto, Ferntoy lariarray. *nth, Ditto, Cloomel lit Royals, Dublin 77th, DP% 011 war *Math, NMI " 78th, Ditto, M .7th Fusileen, Dublin. tin, Ditto, Ennit ulli kil ngat. len rani. 0 93 d, Ditto, Dahlia Itth, Ditto, Limerick ad Batt. Mk ligigide t Par te* Ditto, Athlone soostown. •Misla, Ditto; Waterford Thus mared (*) have since the 14th sit. ulrived in Inktod; toelte fernpy t a lu tc uarters of disembollsil, $l4 others eodesed 1 Tha,following am withdrawn front the bis 6 Ritalishuient, tad have either embarked,' or are abbot to embark at Cork as aka* stated :—ltOth, St. Helena ; 27th, Gibrahar ; 45th; Cey looti A* West Indies ; iltd, Mauritius; and aid, West Lunen ran of the hd Queen's Dragoons (dismounted) ordeal in Lisherkik, on Monday se'nnight, from Caller, and peat day pro- Madill. for Gun and Loughrea. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, tORTSMOUTH. JANUARY ralkEr.4.-Arrived Maje sty ship LitPhrz, 7rlm wns; Aamirg Cockburn, Now South Wales; the Dutch brig of war Mercure, 'from the Downs ; and several outward•bound vessels. r Passed thtthlgh y the Duncomb and the Francis Eliza, and several transports came into harbour.—Sailed his Majesty's brig Sarum for the West Indies ; and the SOPHIE gun-brig for the Cape of Good Hope. DEAL, JANUARY se. Wind S.—Came down from the River and remain the Thames, Lestoa, for Bombay; and the Integrity, P&OAW, for Demerara.—Remain his Majesty's ship Savour. HARWICH, JANUARY 2S. Wind S. by E.—Arrived the Auckland packet, with a Mail, Ee.c. from Holland. LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 27. The Havannah Packet filled with water last night to the beams, but was expected to be got off this day. The Mary, FLETCHER, from Sligo to Liverpool, is totally lost at Lamlath—crew drowned. DARTMOUTH, JANUARY 11. Arrived the Emmeline, Prdisxrr, from Nantucket Ifar London, with damage. The Nymph, Fox, from Lisbon for London, struck on a rock going into Sal comb Harboar on Monday night last, and received considerable damage ; she has also received other da mage, during her voyage, in the late gales. MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK. allaTnFa PARFITCULAIS. Je 26.—The Trelawny, of Glasgow, was stranded between this ptaee and fate :of the crew was most distress more so the fate of four brave fellows , as they left their four wives and fa. morning, apil volunteered their lives in ..amanity, to which they fist 'a sacrifice. ,s the-crew could have been safely landed on di. , e e t rl t otig buth_opint t _sirt the 'Nu .. l / 4 LT s a ve; o 'thsuun tOlifore - Utrrnoon, the wind increasing, a signal of distress was displayed. Vpon this Captains Woon, FltaaAN and KIN N, and Mr. JOllll4 1100OAINT, of ISaltccutts, took a boat, and alter gettin g-the Captain and a part of the crew (con sisting of five or sit) on board, were, by some fata lity, all washed out of her. The body of Captain Rain, and that of one of the ship-boys namedCLARK, came on shore soon after,, but all attempts to restore animation failed. The remainder of the crew, viz. nine, were exposed to the storm on the :igging all night, and before mid-day on Saturday, four of them fell through fatigue into a watery grave. Mr. CRAIG and Mr. 1). SMITH, are now no- more ; ROBERT ORR, who commanded, WILLIAM NEILSON, Joan M , Dou- GAL, JOHN MeartAy t JAMES MALONE. Two, who were saved from the wreck, were so much exhausted that they were carried to Saltcoats, and must have sbpn perished if the boat had not reached them at the dine it did.—The following are the names of the peo ple saved : James Wallace, mate ; D. M•Dougall, carpenter • Adam Duncan, second mate; Alexander Henderson, boatswain ; John Back, steward; Willums Pearson, seaman ; George Faith*, do. John Cenolly, John Doug*, ditto; and a passenger. The vessel is supposed to have broken up. The cargo, fortunately, was not very valuable. CUSTO3I-IFOUSR„ LONDON, JANUARY 21. INTIMLD lowsaos.—Mary, Mime, from Havre; Hawke,- bury, Hunter, from St. John's, (New Brunswick) ; Speculation Corbki, from Villaviciess ; Abbey, Cowling, from Lisbon; the Marie Louise, Prom from Caen; and Dunkettpois, La Bean, from Dunkirk. ' Union, Bowden, Royal So.: Fan fa Redman, fir Per • . the aetirement of lifs% Meows from the office, of.Setretnry m the Beard. of Customs, in Dublin, created a •vacanty, so ‘slsich Capt. 14 Point Faze*: late Collett& of gt 4 port of OsiwaY, is appointed. • Tensdely the' 1401 th • of the Council assembled it theCennell (Moe to hear an Appeal from the Prien Court at )laples, so lens sioce as when the ever-td+ beiimmote4 •L rd Ner.sots was there, when a coot 41011111111011 , t0lie taymes- took place, which was ap pealed against. to Sw %Wait. Sporr ' and whose ,cleciiioa wax oid *rim; Tuesday, before the 'Lgideff the ceoneil and is consequence Sir Witr comp* couivett. robin * . - of Cseuttoeh Coencil tens Gtiildhal fdr the elipattli of public: Wend. • Mn 8. Dans mods some obskrhations • • the Petition to Parllainent for a revisibh of a iszinal Code ; and alio,respeednx the late Comihittal Lb New -gate, from the Middlesex tins, of the sit teen wretches whd were halted up for an abominable , trime, Whereby a great charge Was ittipbSed Upon the City; upon which the Lotto ininrihed the Court of the proceedings which had been taken by the. Jail Comitittee of Aldermen therein& The Mtreett' Company presented a Petition ink - the sale df property for the proposed Matilda of SE: Paul's School, which was referred for cdultddration. The Court agreed to present a Petitions titPatlias ntent for the Repeal; and agaiast the extension of the Act fox Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England t and. the Sheriffs, attended by the Bemettabranter,••ceirci directed to present the same accordingly.--f See Ada bertisement.) The Court also. agreed to present st Petition tO Pam: Bement to prevent . the inconeeniences wit ice &Oise fa . the public and the flair trader, by the, practice of Mock Auctions.—(See detwriisemeith) Mr. Dixon brought forward the topeee lithe Spe. tial Committee appointed to inquireliiatithe mauler; Optics, and emoluments of the bißte of Iftvord-boarer ; which was read, and after some debate, the cbssidh eation was adjourned; and the Repine was ordered to be printedu• mismisms,JlM.~.llll itaies %MI tha . isieledka elitteis - tive Circuits, which are as follows: Noarout—Lord Odd:Justice Avon; Mr. Bailin blows. .Mists.ctio—Lord Chief-Justkr Douro; Mr. Justice Bateman: Noarsutau--The 1..01111 Cater Banos; Mr. BUM WWI). Hosts—Mr. Justice BAILST ; Mr. Justice PARK, Wertratiz—Hr. Justice Ilimaorb; Mr. Justice Bear. OtroaD4—Alr. Baron GARRONV ; Mr. Justice RICMALIWION. Mr. Justice PARK, as a Vestryman of the Parish ef St. Giles, and a Trustee of Lincoln's Inn-fields, has ad dressed a Letter to the Benchers of Lincoln's tint, stating, that it is the riploko of the Vestry that not less than two Chapels of ease can meet dse - sipir wants of the Perish ; and that it has seemed adebible the site of one should be in the centre of the easeside of Lincoln's Inn-fields, of the length of one htzndred; and breadth of sixty feet . ; but there are some legal objections with respect to the title to the ground, which the Learned Judge hopes the Benchers will remove. At the London adjourned Sessions, yesterday', Edward Hargrave, an Officer •of the Wahl of BO shopsgate, was found guilty of most infamous ecina duct, in attempting to extort money from two ytiong women, after ma - king them treat him with liquor, I upon :he fallacious pretence that he had criminal charges against'theini His defence Seas intoxicatiou at the time. He was sentenced to six months' sonment in the House of Correction. • • Bow-sraur.—Yesterday Robert nicker Was th with. robbing the Rev. George King, Preheoelary of Kiy on the South-side of Covent-garden. lhe prisoner, lilt dbpiptiuy with others, was seen by Thos. Tkontpson, a consta* r who-citt-. served him snatch something out of his coat Whet,' *heti he' instantly seized him, and he proved to have steles a piloted sermon from the-piosecutor's pocket —Committed for aural. Woasirtr-svaume—Y.tiesday a sturdy beggar, mimed ainstraw Smith, was charged by William Read, jun. with getting his liul- Itmd by imp lorhig alms ; and, upon placing hint at the tar, Read prodituta Wong canvas bag, belonging to Ow Offender, • which contained ,K 54 in halfpence and penny-piece,. About 43 in silver were also hayed upthi lye person. It was muclarcartyA - *rite 3iftf7 cushy' tiof 'cbtrinit Bete,,tint ft a - ring been *ken while begging in the streets. The prisoner mid he pro enrol his money by selling matches, shoestr in gs, laces for serfs, and pious tract.; the latter of which he got fat nothing from ' the Belleau& Tract Society. Tug l.uet Gavo.—Wednesday, at the Skire.llBll, Chah a r. ford, the Nuts gang of robbers were finally examined lose Sir J. Trauma., Bart. and a number of County Magistrates ; when one of them was admitted an evidence for the After the depositions bad been taken, by which. it appeared tin* had been concerned is a great number of robberies sod burgle.. ries in the County, they were committed for triaL lbe (Accra (Cuilingbourne. and Hall) received the thanks of the somes for their exertions in bringing such a desperate gang, e" villalas to justice. • LAIMITAELZ ACCZOlNTr—Wednesday afternoon Gentleman of fortune, at the Wut endof the to n n, applied Cossus, Esq. for advice in the following case son, a ynung . Citti- • demon, unfortunately purchased a Los of detonating bails from a fellow who sells them, at the corner of the Gress Mass 'lad Still, Osforbstreet, whi ch he took home with him. He attempt ed to unscrew the box en the drawing-room table, when the Mellon caused the whole to explode, by which the youth's eye was blown out of its *sor.ket. Mr. Count sent an officer Aker the vender. He was brought before him in tbieveming, totem yieted under the Fire-work Act. Counties Iscanzen—Yesterday evenieg, an Inquest waaltli at the Hole-in-the-Wall, Fleet -street, on the body of echeii. e Durnsford, the daughter of respectable Barents hi the ClltUnty. It appeared that tke deceased came to 'lowa a short time since, and had taken a lodging at the Bnit.fts-Tun, Fleet -street. when , on Wednesday looming, she was found.—The Jury, from 0 e evidence of the Medical Gentleman who opened thy deceased, returned a verdict—Died by the visitation of Goa llsowunte.—An inquiritior wits taken at the SinithslArnir, )laid-lane, Union-street, Southwark, before Clue: liadn, Esq. Coroner for Surrey, en the body of Sarah. Aniphett. The deceased was a young woman residing In Maildmi, and on rarday last went into the yard for a kettle of wow, out of a wa ter butt ; but not returningin peeper time, her relatives became alarmed, said made an Ineffectual meaty among the neighbours. At last the water butt was searched, and tbe deemed w as (mind, with her bead downwards. suffocated. The kettle was hued sea the ground Lied, but the lid was fond in :he waft butt.. The removals was, the lid having hairs Ist. 414 liew, thedeceased, in attempting to take it up, fell is-headhettg.' sari . ,was drowse& The Jury, sitter bearing the Ceroper i t tamp. returned thde treadles- 6 ' Accidentally drowned,' . BETTING & TATTERS ALL'S narritt . DA DERRY. to i apt liiipitrates. 117 to 1, aggi i t i s . • • It to 1 apt Pledge. 2O to I sot &mice. The odds taboo oiliest &plume& • •_ ' • • • afIKS. . $ to 1 apt ilium Sieeklttp.j e t: to 1 sot -Dodoes.) 11* to 1 tietlibuNalaill PIT- • • Tile tads take Niue Niue Steebiav e , .. ' attiPalsiNssea. - • ' 9to I igtt To* Ntilteklutpr 141 lb I at* 11 11t sis a a t . s II tot aim likapirer. -• 4 ierir. c •Ti 4 ' , • . Ilwaitlautie sad tie 1f biler emir el 11111611R0 . i . • - CO&N-EXCHANGI MAILLANZ, Maki'!k. 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