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.110;comuy—,'Appisuse).—Iiere do I, emir of yourselves, to r, c, i n behalf 4... f v ouractves—in behalf of the Man or lurk, and stan direz hy the son of that glorious (Marie ,ooen I emphAirally cull the Nobleman of the People— ilice".' t h e re was .tn imirsal burst of applawie, and I mrd Char ,,..t re peatedly made his ac knowledgmentsb—Remember 1 br s ",' u em emhtr the period of the Abominable Unioul and' 1. 'lt CU'IdUCt DOW 1113 t you do not forget those times rT So • • • Te f , d/ tre tr a ).---rhere is only one way of doing it. flu en Mr. IS,rattan a being brought forth; feeble, as hi s '' . ,01 ,. tab ," h e is, with the heat and dust of this immense g01.A.,,./s4juts,—prove the necessity of. this enthusiasm by r1... ,, t e .Mds. Come, give biuLthree hearty cheers; and then ..,,Ty m an go Faceably home. 1 ; ) „,.. s d r . A s happily produced its effect. The whole multi taz t i,, e!: cc dirtinct cheers, and in a few minutes there was ma cf the fr:ghtful uproa r which had so terri fi ed the 11$ ' 1 ,4•51n 1, nnil . lef t.. 60 ru , ret ired, quite exhausted, to his carriage, which ~ ,e‘i far him at thee streniity of .lbhey-lane. lie was attended v . k. ii. pesos, Mr. Cranial, jun. Mr. -Gunnerms, Lord csac.caosv,lrc: &c. --.----- TH E EVENING STAR. LONDON. s i kTUILDAY, JULY 4, 1818. THE FUNDS. rat or STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVI O'CLOCK Re a e 37Bi—Cnits. shut—for Opening 79H girt Cents. 68.11-1. per Cent. 96H . ;CC, glut—lndia Stock shut—Bonds 96 98 pr. f,,C.1.111i1s 18 '2O pr --Omnium pr. F„;, p a pers of Wednesday arrived this morning. 'The Tribunal of Correctional Police determined o Toe,lty a singular State prosecution, which has b?r, "me time pending before it. Four persons of r ues of GAUTIER, CROGLEROIS, Cnntsrt, and CoLAS, Te cllorged with being the authors or Zis:rilw.:ors of a coloured Engraving, entifled...-. - L'Egint du Regimen representing a groupe of I French soldiers, with a child of about six years of ate, clothed in a military dress, in the midst of them, c-, whcm they are all looking with apparently deep etr.a..;on. " In order," said the King's Advocate, " to *lave no doubt of the design of the picture, the raver has given to the child those paternal traits an': that resemblance, which point out distinctly that is the son of BONAPARTE who is the object of de r,-,;ion to the warriors mound him." The Counsel for the defendants, in answer to this c::arge, stated, that they had no intention whatever c; ailading to the picture of the son of the exiled Usurper, and that it merely represented a scene in an' ;: ismer: rauderille, called t , L'Enfaat du Regisuser had been lately licensed by the Police; but he *the same time, that the picture, though -ce , ..t in its design, might hereafter be capable of a dangerous misapplication, and he therefore con !ented that the plate of it should be ordered to be ir!roved. The King's Procurator having declared his willing r.c,s to accept of this concession, the Court ordained accordingly, and the parties hare been discharged. The 17 , tirerml Gaunt of Angsburgh contains a historic:d view of the finances of Austria, of which the following is given as the result : The Debt bear ing interest, without including the Loan of 1815, amounted, on the Ist June, 181 G, to upwards of 630 trillions. The interest of the greatest part of that debt was originally fixed at 5 per cent. but being paid i paper, since that became the sole medium of rian, it was reduced at the commencement of IM, a period of ertra•ne embarrassment and dis tress, to a discount of nearlfime half. On the other 12113, the mass of paper money was augmented up wards of 6:',0 millions, and the depreciation which is consequently suffered in value, was one of the greatest grievances of the State. The Government ziopted a system of gradually extinguishing this i:per money, which has had the happiest results.— Trout the Ist of July, 1816, to the Ist of May, 1818, etc hundred and eighty were drawn from circulation, and publicly destroyed. The real value of this paper money, which in 1817 was only equal 50 10 per cent. of the nominal value, has risen to up- WardS of 40 per cent. The old debt of the State, valued at 500 millions cf capital, is placed under such an arrangement, that in r:f:cen years, er less, it will be diminished one-half, vlliir.ll:c creditors of the remaining half will be re esrabll.':,.l in the receipt of their interest at its pri- mitive v.L! The new dent contracted since 1815 amounts to Sr. millisr.s, for the reduction of which there is a sinking farad, organized according to the best mo &Is. At the commencement of 1817, the price of the Government Stock, bearing an interest of 5 per cent. way so low aslcl ; early in the present year it ro , e to s€, and is row as high as 74—a progression sad; r.ceds no comment. Ft - each . 1 ; per cents. Tuesday, 74 f. 20 c. There was no reprlar account in town yesterday fof the state of tlr flur.i.:s from Kew; it was, how ever, understood, M. , ..vasTr was not so well rverday as was ra n niday. The l'xisee Ita ceNT rent o Kew to a , .tend her MAJESTY yesterday, aSont f<<rrAloLk Co; CitAwci:ny.—TLin morning. contrary to oNpectation, kthis being the day for receiving ltcpoit of hk M AJESTY s Health), the Cii.t:c ELL )n appeared in Conrt, when, after some other bit.ilieis had been transacted, his Lord .. s private room, and, it is said, deli- enip T.,:.tiTc teed jud . ;;.,n7t In the impertant case, " Lady EAILY axz TIM:•;.:1--T.IY.LOR r. ANTRIM ;" but as the t:rr.o,t y w ob.ervr!d in the proceeding", we cannot lay the deciskni of his Lordship be fore our Ile:kJ:al xit VAL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH. JULY I. Wind North, fine weather.”—Arrived the Egham, PRTER, from London bound to Buenos Ares. The following transports, having on board the 38th Regi ment of Foot, sailed to-day for the Cape of Good Hope :—the Minerva, No. 695, Captain CARRICK ; Astrea, No. 7, Captain WILSON ; Neachas, No. 275, Captain SURR ; William Pitt, Ne. 2, Capt. WOOD; and the Medusa, No. 581, Captain Horcutsox. PORTSMOUTH. JULY 3. Wind W.—Arrived the American Hero, Curmayir, from Hamburgh, bound to Batavia. The brig Al bion, PATTIE, reported in my last to be on shore, has got off without damage. DEAL. JULY S. Wind &W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Queen, HEATH. from Honduras. Remain, the Si.. VERN frigate, the Emma (bound to the South Seas), and the Diligence (East India pilot yacht). HARWICH, JULYS. Arrived the Charlotte packet, with a Mail from Gottenburgh. GEOROETOW'N, JUNE a. Arrived on the 30th ultimo, the schooner Emily, SPILLMAN, in 22 days from Bonne (Spanish Main.) Captain SPiLLMANT reports having been boarded on the 12th, about 46 miles from the S. E. end of St. Domingo, from 2 Spanish schooner called the Pe lican, mountingeight 121 b. carronades, and two brass 18's on pivots, manned with a crew of about 130 men, consisting of negroes, Spaniards, Indians, Por•• tuguese, and one white man. The object of these pi rates appeared to be money, and being disappointed they robbed the Emily of all her stores, and every moveable article of value, and a passenger's trunk of 800 dollars, not sparing the watch of the Captain, nor the rings in the ears of his men, which latter ar ticles were taken with much cruelty at the muzzles of pistols. The robbers had sc.rcely executed their purpose, when a large ship, apparently a man of war, hour in sight, came up, and attacked the pirate ; the action was well sustained on the part of each vessel f• or at least one hour, when the ship hauled off, and made sail. _ _ GRAVESEND. JULY 5. Arrived the Oronoko, Barleton, 'from Hamburgh ; Duke of York, Fryer, from Rotterdam; Harmonia, Rave, from Stral sund; Margaret, Little, from Stettin; Bee, Adams, from II im bnrgh ; Heart of Oak, Reid, from Jamaica ; ttile, iimden, from Sweden ; and the Invulnerable, from Antwerp.— Sailed the Ida% Aldridge ' for Halifax; Dryad, Fell, for Tohno; Prince Leopold, Smith, for Trieste; Atlantic, Allen, for Balti more; Flying Fish, Smith, for Ostend ; Herculas, Russel, for Cortuma ; Bertha, I Tolm, for Stettin ; Naiad, :Need, for Rotten. dam; Lovenia, Frampton, for New York; and Aurora, Ni cholls, for Cadiz. • CUSTOM-HOUSE, JOLT S. Sums 'versus erwaank—Thy Admiral Berkeley, House from the South Sias; Mary, Robinson, from Teneriffe ; Iludens, from Trinidad; Fortune, Furhy, from Philidelphia ; Asiven. tare, Luce, from the South Seas; Commerce, Farmer, from Dantzic ; E dward. Pcll, from St. Vincent's ; Barnett, Scott, from Trinidad; Sovereign, Kind, from Malta; Fox ' Fox, from (s -tend; Renewal, Cromartie , from Barbadoes ; Louisa, Holler, from Jamaica ; Elizabeth, Crookly, f-om St. Kitts ; Berwick, Comptly, from Barhadoes ; Nelly, Gilt, from Hamburgh ; Neu tral, Halting, from Celle; and Alias, Prior, from Wexford. OVTWARIM—The Deux Soeurs, Gebert, for Havre; Fanny, for Constantinople; 'Newhery Port, Goodrich, for Baltimore; Vertu, Wdkinson,lor Rotterdam ; Solon, Hodgson, for Quebec and Monneal; and Hope, Fallenson, for Genoa and Leghorn. Colonel LILLY, of the 24th Regiment, is arrived from India, in the Rose. The Prussian Loan in Berlin is 80, with interest from the Ist of April, at 5 per cent. in Amsterdam, 81i ; and London, SOS, very much demanded. Jamaica Gazettes to the 25th of April have been received. They contain no intelligence of any im portance. The West Indian Seas continue - to be in fested with Insurgent privateers. The island was in a healthy state at the date above-mentioned. The following is an extract from one of these Papers: 4 KINGSTON, APRIL 2.5. " Several seizures have been lately made at Antigua and St. Kitts, of • very serious nature. It appears by an old Act of Parliament (so little regarded for a long time past as to be con sidered obsolete), that an Order in Council was necessary to enable European ships to carry gunpowder, which they are in the habit of doing, for the purpose of commuting for the powder duty in the colonies ; this being neglected, five vessels have been sized at St. Bites and Nevis, by Admiral ILsavvr, and one at Antigua by the Cantassats." A single Madras Paper, of January 31, has been received - . It is of a date anterior to intelligence al ready received from that quarter, and, of course, can• not contain any important news. We extract, how ever, the following particulars relative to the opera tions of the troops un4er General Dosmnr, against the Fuidaries " General Dookia's Camp, Gynta Ghent, Right Bank of the Chumbul, December, 1817. * After some long forced marches, we at last came up with the hordes of Pindaric% under Kurreeen Khan and Wasul Ma homed, on the 17th instant, at day-break ; they had, however, got information of our approach, and had dismissed all their wo- men, camp equipage, and heavy baggage. and gone off full speed, so that we only came into close contact with one detachment , along with which was the Chief's sots, who was killed, and Kur reem Khan's wife, and several females of his family, who were taken Prisoners, and are now in our camp. The greater part of their baggage, horses, easnetS, and Kurreem's state elephant and howdah, and his palkee, were captured. A number of valuable articles, such as shawls, were among the baggage, and are now selling off by outcry in the camp. General Marshall's camp was within four ems of us, and be fell in with the remainder of the baggage andbazaara which he *avowed, bat the two Chiefs got off with about 300 men. We have been halting here for two days to recruit for battle." VeveztrELA.—Extract of a letter from Port Spain, dated May 13..,-" Since the battle which was fought on the 26th March, the City of San Carlos and the town of El Pao, with their districts, have been taken by General PAEZ'S division, and the Royalists und er Brigadier-Caneral LATORRE and Colonel LOPEZ se verely beat and dispersed. LATORRE is said to have been killed in the action of San Carlos, and LoPEZ to have escaped with the fugitives. As the Bulletin of these actions has not yet arrived I have not been able to ascertain the enact dates ; but as the occupation of both is mentioned in a letter from the Intendant of Guayana, of the 15th April, it must have taken place very soon after the battle of Ortiz. It was known by the Spaniards at Puerto Cabello previous to the I*.h April, by means of some who had escaped. 'the action at San Carlos is said to have been bloody, as indeed most of the late actions have been." CE VE.7.117. ELECTION. irF.STMINSTETL TIFTRF.NTIL AND LAST DAY. The Poll closed this day at three n',:inck ; and the successful Cukdidates are Sir S.kqUEL P.°. MILL? aud Sir Fe:e.:,:cis Bunoerr. The following was the final State of the Poll : Day's Poll. Total. Sir Samuel Ranilly - - 221 - 5519 Sir Frauds Burdett -21 s - 5212 Sir Marra) , Maxwell - eoo - 4308 Mr. Hunt - - 2 - 21 Sir SAMUEL SOMME:I made his appearance oa the Hustings just as the final close of the Poll was de clared, and was received with the most enthusiastic and long-continued plaudits by the mutant le. P.m' Sofro/4, Sir ROBERT Witson, and several other dis tinguished friends, accompanied him. He returned thanks to the Electors in a very ener getic and eloquent speech, for the high honour they had done him. A splendid chair being in waiting he was then chaired round Covent-garden, and down Catharine-street, the Strand, &c. STATE OF POLLS. Daus, July S. Neville 914 Ilundas - 007 ILallett - 876 July 1. 1753 - 1526 - 1481 Devon, July 1, (dose.) Rl ingt on - - 40101 Bastard - - 3829 Acland - 3804 Evriusas, July 1, (close.) Haworth - 410 Bough: nn - :59 Cockerell - 341 Price Cotterell Cornwall - BRICONSHIRE, July 1. Wood - 304 Morgan - 29.1 WEST MOTIF.T.AND ELI:CTION—SECOND DAY. Lord Lowther Culo::el Lowther Mr. Brougham This day 40 of Mr. BRMYCRAM'S votes were objected to by the LOWTIIEtt party, but there did not remain a doubt of the goodnew of the votes offered, and that it was quite certain they would be accented the neat morning. _ . Irstercu.—The Scrutiny terminated on Thursday, when the numbers were declared to be, for ('rickitt - 3941 Hiring - 716 Newton - 387 Balton - 2134 Cortery or Surrotc.—Thos. SIMILLUCIL Goocu, Esq. and Sir Wm. ROWLET. Bart. are returned. - COUNTY OF EDINBURGH. Sir Groans CLERK returned. The numbers were for— Sir George Clerk, But. - 79 Sir John Dalrynrple - • 49 ELECTIONS IN IRELAND. STATE OF POLLS. _ __ COMM' or Dtrunt--2.1 Day. Qt , FEWS Coy:my, June 30. tranulton - - 290 Mr. Pole - - 340 Talbot - - 235 Sir 11. Parnell -55 Z White 'I , - 140 I Sir Chas. Coote Covury or ARMAGH. June 27. Otis. Brownlow, Esq. 127 W. Richardson, Esq. 124 Hun. 11. Cau - 93 Content or Coat.—Mr. HARE and Lori Kmostioaormt being declared duly elected, a Poll was demanded on the part of Mr. Licrste but the &maw? refused to grant it, on the plea that Air. Bows had not given three day's notice of his intention to offer himself as a Candidate; upon which Mr. Bona decla red his determination tp appeal to the proper tribunal against the return which had been made. - - - DenaUSDA ELeeTION, Jima 29.—The Election for this Bo rough began this day. Mr. Outs Wei proposed by Cul. Seer riecrox, and seconded by PeTeR VANHONRIUR: Esq. and Mr. WALLACS by James Ctatiox, Esq. arid seconded by Mr. Ciaorrss. In the evening, about eight o'clock, it being a holiday and the bustle .of the day not yet sub:ided, the Nlsecla and Sumer thought proper to call out the military, though at the Time there was not the slightest symptom of riot or disturbance in any part of the town. Mr. Wst.t.acx immediately went to the Marna and Simmer, who had placed themselves into a hollow square, and were proceeding to read the Riot Act; and by his remon strance on the great impropriety of the measure, and the dan ger. that might follow from exciting the anger of the people, they withdrew the soldiery, and for the remainder of the even ing the people behaved with the most perfect tranquillity. (racist Tee ettliVekß . ll JOURNAL, sacoso EDITION). " Metro, JuLr I.—We lay before our Readers the following extract of a letter from Drogheda, with feelings of horror We have bad no less than three men shot here since yesterday. We are in the centre of massacre and war. The military are out in all quarters, and under arms. Mr. Wata..act, it is thought, will be returned.' " KURR EteCTION.—We learn from Tralee, that Mr. Dc•ner has resigned, and the other two Candidates have been returned. The following is a statement of the numbers polled at former contested Elections for the City of West minster In 1792—F0r Vr. Fox - I, , rd flood Mr. Horne Tooke In 1796—F0r Mr. Fox - - Admiral Gardner Mr. Herne Tooke In 1802—For Mr. Fox - - Lord Gardner - Mr. Graham 3,516 a,217 10,97 5,160 4,K14 2,219 2,673 2,434 1,691 The following is a List of the number and duration of Parliaments within the reign of his present Ma jesty : Tilts Waal WT. WFILN D14%01.11111. T. M. 1. 19 May, 1761 - 11 March, 1768 Existed 69 22 16 May, 1768 - SO Sept. 1774 e 4 21 29 Nov. 1774 - 1 Sept. 1780 59 4 31 Oct. 1780 - 25 March, 1784 3 426 18 May, 1784 - 11 June, 1790 025 10 Ang. 1190 20 May, 1796 511 3 12 July, 1796 31 Dec. 1800 United Kingdom of Ut. Britain and Ireland 22 Jan. 11401 - 29 June, 1802 31 Aug. 1602 - 25 Oct. 1806 4f 25 15 Dee. 1606 - 29 April, 1807 —• 0 415 92 June, 1807 - 29 Sept. 1812 5 5 24 Nov. 1812 - 1 June, 1818 5 717 BOW-STREET.—Mr. AUNT appeared this morning at this Office, charged by a Mr. BALDWIN (who stat ed himself to be a Reporter to the Courier News paper) with assaulting him, and provoking the mob that accompanied Mr. HUNT home last night to vio lence, and thereby endangering the life of the com plainant. The facts being proved to the satisfaction of the Magistrate, Mr. HUNT was ordered to find sureties for keeping the peace, himself in I:10, and two other sureties of Dill each, which was instantly done. Mr. HUNT then preferred a counter charge against Mr.BALDWIN, but the Magistrate considered the circumstances not sufficient to hold him to bail, though he considered the conduct of Mr. BALDWIN highly improper. S 11 18 The last letters from Berlin mention, that one mil lion and a half of the Prussian bonds would be ready in fou or five days, and the remainder in ten days. The Prussian Government have declared their readiness to pay off an old loan of about £500,000 raised by Count. Wirrosuvrarn ; and as this sum will then be brought into circulation, it is expected that a great part of it will be invoste4on the new loan. LIST 0111E3110:RS RETURYED TO THE NEW PARLIAMENT. NM ICZYIN6III6 a denote.s not in last Pallid/mt. MUM, Lord DuffAin aJ. Walker, Fi.q. A. S•rahan, Esq. aS. Walker, I'a+ A. Allen, Esq. I No alteration. H. 11. St. Paul, Esi. BERALITONE, Lord Lovaine No alteration I In. Ca pt. J. Percy,R . N. Bucciscitastemar, Rt lion. T. Grenv.lle, a vatrl Temple W. S. L totadel, Eel. W. S. Liwiide. Braroansonne, Marquis of Tavistock M trq. of Tavistock F. Pro, Esq. J.Osborn, L:sq. late for Queenlausup% T. F. 1...tv. , 1.., rsq. No alteration. J. A. S. W..rti,, , , Esq. -J. A.S. Wordri,Esy W. Y. Peel, Es.i. aSir C. Ihnnville CAMPISORD, W. Leader, Esq. GNI. Milbank, Esq. S. Sant, Esq. aJ.ll..llaitlai.ti,lisq Ceara! r, Lord E. J. Stuart Na Ater:aim.. CAILLIsEE, Sir J. Grab , m, lltrt. I No *iteration. J. C. Curwen, re q. S Coczaattorni, Rt. lion. T. Wallace a itt.llon.J.ltecitett J. H. Lowther, Esq. J.lll. Lowther, Etq. CARIOGAN, I Init. J. Vaughan J. Price, Esq. Cortlirity, P. MOore, Esq. P. Moore, Lag. Jov. Butterworth, Esq. o— Ellice, Esq. D 91111.411, County, J. G. Lambton, Esq. / lion.W.J.F.V.Powlett S No alteration. Eases, J. A. Iloublon, Esq. CNo alteration. C. C. Western. Esq. Gt.onersreasinar, Lord R. E. H. Somerset No alteration. Sir 13. W. Guise GLouctsris, lA. H.T. 11. Nl.lloward aA. B. Cooper,Feq. F. Webb, E.g. R. Webb, Esq. IL W. li.lloward-Vyste P. J. Cost, E.g. G. R. Robinson, Esq. S. Crawley, E.g. lIZIEFORD, T. r. Symonds, Esq. T.P.*monds,l.sq. It. P. Saudamore, Esq. Iln.J.P.Cocks, late for Ryegate Norrisonsmnitnr. F. Frar.k, Esq. Lord W. Bent.tck Isl. W. 11. C. Bentinck Nowntsmrrossis. W. R. Cartwright, Esq. / S No alteration. Lord Althorp Sir C. Morgans Bert. No alteration. Lord G. C. ILSomerset ) NEWTOWN, lion. G. A. Pelham INo alteration. r H. Gurney, Feq. RATOMIANtIIIt, W. Wilkins, Fag. No alteration. Sl' ..% asuatmum, lion. E. Phipps a Lord Nurmanbr Rt. lion. C. NI. Sutton Rt. Ha.C. ltd.Sucton Susstx, Sir G. Webster, Hart. / N o alterat i on. W. Burrell, Esq. 'it' \ StWICKSIIIIIN, D S. INutedale, Esq. } No alteration. Sir C. M. Mordswit,lit. Sir hi. NI. Sykes, Lt. I No alteration. lion. I. !Nadas Y.samtielm. J. 1.. Foster, Esq. a,T. Tayler, BM?. Lord Advocated Scott aW. Mount, Esq. OLD KZ Vit o.f. Bwmier, 113-wmAnilt, BossisLy, llosnos, MORI Yolc, (Tobe co au.4l. The delightful festival of Fairlop Fair, replete with sylvan charms and rural beauty, was held yesterday. Until late in the afternoon visitors of all descriptions were flocking thither in every direction; and, when at its zenith, the fair could boast of at least one hat:- , dred thOusand happy n•ortals. Sunday afternoon a fire broke out at a barn in Er ning, near Newmarket, which, notwithstanding the conti . c . .luity of the premises to the river, was not got under until it laid waste the dwellings of seven families. On Tuesday evening, the fire again broke out in the barn and stables of F. W. Mawr's, Esq. which were entirely consumed, and almost instanta neously the adjoining premises, tin: parsonage-house, &c. of the Rev. J. K. RA NDA LL. A distress for rent was last week levied on a malt ster in the neighbourhood of Bury, and shortly after an execution on the part of the Crown put in force; in consequence of sshich an Otlicer was, of coarse, placed upon the spot to protect the property ; but an opportunity was found in the night to carry the malt from the disappointd guard, and whither it is con veyed has not been ascertained. One day last week, as a maid-servant in the em ploy of MT. TOMLI g, of NOTtildOWtt, near Margate, was returning by the coach, she got acquainted with two per sons, having the appearance of Gentlemen, who invited her to take tea with them at "argate, and afterwards wished to accompany her home; but this she refused, and having gone some di,tance on the road, one of them followed her, and coming mid • ilenly behind her, knocked her down, and robbed her of her bundle and money. The poor girl has since , been much indisposed, and had frequent fits. An attempt was made on Monday to steal the Marquis of notrotas's carriage. On a servant passing the back of the house, he observed three men coming out of the stables • he asked them what they wanted there? upon whi ch two men ran off, and one re mained. It turned out that the man who remained had been brought there by t h e other two, %silo p.e tended they had a carriage to sell ; they had tkl.en him through the stables (to which they had by sor.le means contrived to gain admittance) to the coach house, and had :hewn him the carriage, and were dis puting about the price. He wished to consider of the purchase until the evening, and the carriage was to be brought to him if they agreed. One of the men who escaped has been taken, and he and his comra nion prove to have been servants to a Gentleman who formerly occupied the house now possessed by toe Marquis in Grosvenor-place. Monday evening, about a mile from Margate Pizr, three young women went out to sea in a small beat with two young men belonging . to the Pier, and in re turning, one of - the young men imprudently stood ep, and swinging the mast, overset the boat, whey. one o f the young women, named Erskine, was di v wned the others were with difficulty saved loy a Margate boat, and one of the girls was brou;,ht on shoee m a state of insensibility ; out after continued exertions was brought to life. There has lately been, a.ui sti:l exists, a consider able fe , ment among the colliers at Tipton and its neighbourhood. Without giving their employers a , :y previous notice, they seem to Ave combined toge ther to desist front working, with a view, it appeals, to compel their masters to an advance of wages; but have hitherto conducted themselves in a peaceable manner, and without offering any violence. On the 25th, ar.d also on tht:'29t.li ultimo, great numbers rf these deluded men were convened, by v.'m i ants pro y vionsly granted, before the Rev. D. Lawts, an acting Magisti ate for the county of Stafford, who endea, , voured by every means to convince them that suit conduct was wrong in the extreme, and liable to be visited with serious punishment, and therefore ex horted them to return to the service of their respe.:- tive employers, and give due and regular notice rf their intention, before leaving such sei vice. Llpca refusal to comply with these reasonable terms, of;hese misguided 'Men were committed on the fr. , - Dr day, and 17 on the latter tin .11 55), to tae If t ntse of Correction, there to remain for the space of two months. "gli • f, t j ) I ' 4, “.1 4 . ; • a • • 4 i 1 • •11 I 111 )e of • 1 m • se a- e r ; It I . • j an I Lit 0.• I . te, • • ; Int on ler 1 , .• 1 11 the ing • r r ted re- ['led Len Lch- dis- ,1 1 the s to • nen Ifa- who tike • h.at t 4 P• ie of i•-•• F ate ma • ions • der- t ?its S, . able the rf pro. ting ' dea- ;mit '• o he • ea• s Pe•:' :a rtf !pc:2 113 tat co of