Star. — London, England, 1828-09-26 00:00:00

C( URT - CIRCULAR; • 'p . The Duke of WALLiNOTOR atr4sed in town itAtt.lay afternoon from his pest at Sfrathbeldeay, Hants ; Ais Grace oti hh *way to town calkd at the literal Lodge, tut the purpose of having . sn ,tidience of the Kura. I'he Dub had an *merely/ with the Earl of Antenna after his atrival. The French and Russian Amhassadora had a en. f - y eace with the Earl of Asaaosea yasterday,-aytty office bb the Se. -vet:ay of State for Foreign Affairs. TI e Austrian Ambassador. and the Spanish (special), and Buenos Nyman Ministers, had intertrit 4 ws with the Earl of ADIRDIEN Yeeterday. Sir Hunsob Lowe. and the ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR Gcnrsat.s, transacted business yesterday at the Colonial Office, D o wning-street. Mr. DA whoth the Secretary iv the Treasury, bas ar., rived is town from Ireland. . poi Ist of FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. . BATH ARRIVALS Marquis of Bath. 'Viscount and Lady Sidmouth, Lord Breck bock, Lord Selvey, Colonel and Mrs. Egan , Lieutenant-Colonel and Airs. Nlacalam, Newton, Captain Daniel; Archdeacon of Dorset.; Reverend Messrs. Ireland, &min, Cumming, Armitage; Mr. and ;Messrs Sherratd, Cape', Horton, Cul, Myers, Monday. Tuawell, Davies,Vaughan, Osgood, Egerton, Marshall; Messrs. W. Snatch bull, Parrott, Stein, Dicken, Pilgrim, Aptbnrpe, Barring, Douglaa, Emery, Grimsby, Lloyd, Rayney, Richards, Thompion, Vereey. Willis, %Tann, Butler, Hare, Mortimer, Bengough; Murray-, Garr side, Danvers, Curtis, Reed, Moore, Barker, .Sydenhana, Bottle, Wetly, Norris, Ashman, Sheppard, Taylor; .Mad. de •Chasoe Gins; Mistreases Leslie, • Newport i Ramsey, Stephens, Robinson, 'Watson, Lrekirtg, Mariner, Danvers, Austin and family, Nairne, Xerateman ; Misses Alendosa y Rios, Ireland, Armitage, Moore, Salmon, Thomas, Tanner, Wilcox, Worthington, Nairn', Knew. Span, arc. CHELTENHAM ARRIVALS. Lady Lambert, Hon. and Rev. T. Coventry, Sir . Lewis Veg. tram, Sir H. Stanley, Sir Thomas Revuell, General Hall. lieilt— ° Colonel 'Lambert, Colonel and Mrs.'Willies. LieutenanoCulenel ,Burke, Lieutenant-Colonel Kaye, Colonel Munro, Major Machu mar.. Major Murray, Dr. Macann, L'Abbe Ambers,. NM. Ts and Mrs. GA Rev. T. Jones ' Rev. Mr. Triton, Rev. ,R. Downes, Captain Sbea, Captain L aurence, Captain Sherbrooke, Ca taco Penman, Captain Hatton, Mr. and Mrs. Hearne, T. Des, Brett, Newman, Smallwood, Capell, Cranage Danielh, Lydiard s Mr. end Miss Jones, Mr. King, Rouse , Colin, Planer, Ware, Cooke, Francis, Gater, T. Morris, Stanton, R. W. Morris, Wilson, Hooper, Smith, Turnbull, Ryle, Blayney, Reeves, Connor, -Ma thews, R. Yates, I'. T. Morlan d, Gabagan, J. Macao, G. Kelly, Ricketts, G. Parkhouse, Forster, B. Hill, Cockburn. Ferraday, Dixon Weir, Browne, Knapp, J. B. Hesketh. Walsh, Rump, B. Riers;sl, Sweetman and Son, Windus W. Smith, G. L. Swalusan, J. Green, Keen, Crank% J. Harrison, Walker, Matson, B, Aplin, W. Player, Ca mpbell, G: Ramadan, J. L. Bungee, Denham, Co. vsynglarn, English, 0' Flanagan, Mulling, Capps, Ramsay, Ricketts, Montgomery, Lucas. Mrs. Mane% Berrie, Leach and family, Pol.' lock. Gardener, Nicholson, Lord, Gabagio, T. Chaplin, Polhill and family, W. S. Hamilton, Miss Lawrence, Goring, Drake, Hiekenott, Gwarkin, Slisigsby, Fosbrooke. Harrison, act.. -------~ THE YORK MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Sur.2s. The.first performance of Sacred Music took place lit She Minster this morning. It consisted of a Selection from the Works of different Composers, including the frst part of HAYDN% Oratorio of the Creation. The city 'shit*s the appearance of uncommon bustle and acti aity, and the streets, for a part of the day, were nearly inspassable. Amongst the strangers there appeared al considerable number of persons from Ireland. Although l the pee:mance' at the Minster did not commence until twelve, the doors were be , .et at least two hours mid' a half btfore the time, by crowds of respectable per. s m, including some elegantly dressed females; and soon alter the public had been admitted, the BOOT of tr e great aisle and the galleries were filled. In the western gallery places bad been reserved for the Archhish.p Yolk and his immediate. friends, and hi. (ir..ce attired about twelve o'clock. He sat in the geave of the front. supported by two Itoman Catholic Peers. having the Duke of Norfolk on his tight hand and the Lord Thornton upon his lett. The Eat), of Carlisle and his fam ly, Lords Grantham. Staff 3rd. and Bete ford were also in tie wester* gallery. Madame Catalani made her appearance along with the other principal ,'tigers, and imenedi.tely on entering began • langnage and gestates to espies: her admiration et 'the scene by which she was sit rounded, and which.,vras certainly one of the most brilliant 'ism. ,Itinab.e. Tire Ladies had been requested by an itd-' kertisement'. ft MI the Committee. neat t s wear high ed. dresses in 'the Minster; audio comae 'seance o. this request, and the (moveable state of the weather, great numbers . appeared in caps, .or in their hair, arir : nred with an immense variety of artificial Bower. The beauty and splendoor of such a scene, illuminated by the rays of the sun, which tell in streams of painteJ ,)fight through some of the richest windows in the woildi may be lett to the reajer's imaginal:mu to conceive. , The attention of - th e audience was f o rcibly swanks! from, the contemplation. of these beauties, by the birst• ing forth of HA sosesikitingemo Te Demon, which was given by the wh le band. with the greatest precision,' aid an effect quite sublime. The depth and solidity of Ate opening c..mporition finely co. basted with tht snug of U Latrty _from Judas Maccabees. was very elegantly sung by VAUGHAN. La the coiner of *impel'. Lit outfit, Mrs W. KIITVITT showed amo t unaffected . yMte l and. an elegant:and pathetic timplitsty of ezetu ;ion well adapted to the character of the compositions Which bad been &totted to her, and which produced a ye.* Oroct. iffiliantit.haplaeausay was deservedly applauded toe the chaste wow b *kids she. executed Adosaar's beautiful Arlo," Dm' arm" This was succeeded by a aew Duette. excellendy sang by Beaman and Min Stresses. and followed by thirappsaraant of Madame CATALAN, Whale art/fa was 'greeted with bulletin sad hearty; plauditi.. The eateiroit selected was the Aria M sod Gornto," from Roatet's °peek at Sentrantitia and she saes it in iyiesdid style. She still 'stelae her former einrierdlany power and flexibility, bust dnse bas evidently Tabbed her of .arany of. her .high soprano notes. The plaudit, that (allowed she execution if •tbip Aria were general and merited. After •her %VIM, Ds Bums, whose appearadre was hailed in a nem. ner thai asestkave been highly gratifying to this talented actor sad . se9am,;„ for scarcely had the applause subsided, when it was recent • mend{„ 1 1 "9411e. " Largo al Factotum" was never son wee eillidelintpe at bad each an effect upon the auditory. that, est nu , larding the request of the Committee, they persisted in an antlers% nail for its regiltision, to which the Committee were compelled to asimat. The always mingle* Cavazos. sang, accompanied by Pawn an the herb, tat aria Alt the forte" in anexoellent manner. Nom eacitod osiversal admaatinn by the performance of one of AN own Oalicennt on she violin. Miss Paron sang with ileUght lel rstlwt sod sweetness the pretty ballad, • °grebe b an k s of Allan Maar e s .and'etwatant, BRAIIIIIK, and Pamirs, gave fine effect to the splendid trio; " Crude' Forte." The finale to the First Pan, we saintlier mention, was negated in capital style. The Second Part commenced with the overture to Seaseirmaide. The 11114POMUIR mast admired in this pan were CA ILADOIII . II " I *anis mio ;" the balled, " OR in the nifty night," by H. Pla ins; S anterso's Bolero,'" Al mato can la pace." by Cara I LIU ; the Aria Buffs, " I violin, tutti," most excellently sung by Ann us, and encored; the Cantata " Alexis," given by BALA pat (s, he alone can give It); the Duette " Is di unto.' by Ca,. satinet aid Dc Dwain ; and Mad. Cariwu's " lade britaania," endgames, which concluded the Cowen—the wheirgoing off to , the high gratification of the company assembled. blackbird, of plumage pesfectly white, has been doe at Or's& son Chichester, by Ur. J. blaireara. - 77 - DOVER% Barr. S►¢. TIM Jays at 1 i E. 3. Dataataa, Eiq. latrlf are. pointed his Al AS catylinesident inGteece, and suite, em. baked, m the 14 slamander Post•ofice packet, for Calais. ,• FRENCH THEATRE DU PETIT LAZARY. • *'"T he gaiety of Regeat•street is greatly increased by the unique and singular exhibition at the Argyle Rooms, which have been fitted up with much taste as a Theatre. bit night, and indeed every night during the week, the ewer tainmenta provided by Messrs. Marcy, from Paris, attracted a numerous and faddemable audience. We bare seldom seen figures worked %with so much dexterity and address. The very interesting htrlequinade, entitled " Ariequin Prince par Magic; is certainly a aff lifosiere. The party.coloured hero is conducted through the regions of fancy in the most regular order, and the spectators cannel withhold a just tribute of applause. The juveniles consider it a rich treat, and the more serious would find it dila* to empyreal a smile. whilst witnessing the comical movements and fictitious dig nity of the wooden performers in the mock doings. The dialogue supposed to pass between the figures is In RNA li and brekee English, toge:ber with the decorations, trick*. 11114 transitions, are highly amusing. • In the course of the evening the Fortress of St. Sebastian was displayed. The view Ike:wheat, and the whole of the eatertaits. tuents went or with alai. 'W7 7`. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Auatrar 4. .~ ..,., . .. At Abe Ilmerd r , t Wos the plans for buil _ling • **w 14va for the 144 , 0 tamintander.in-Chief on this 'tattoo were laid before the Board and approved. and the Clerk of the Board bad • been directed to ailvinise for tenders Sir completing the work. A nt Egg;o00 has been appropriated for this purpose. This Irp • much awned. as 'the preereiresidence of Admiral VLmuuo le , in r catnip tropic and to title tirtuntstitted the frequent Ilse since of the Admiral may be attributed:- Bye passenger in his Ma. intr. ship Espiegk, front the Havannah, we leant that his Majesty's .ship Grasshopper, while off Cape Antonio, had captured a schooner from dm COM of Africa with slaves, after a bard chase of twenty: hinin; she proved to he the Xersier packet of 130 tons, mount: lei as le-pounder' a.midships, and four guns of the same calibre, with a complemental Cony:lime Men. Capt. Caaoroae had given the vessel and slaves in charge to the Mired Commission at the' Havannals. By the same conveyance we learn that the Spanish squadron, under CommOdere Lumps, had sailed, but its destine. den was unknoviti, tkeugh it was rumoured at the Manama that an attempt woold_be made to invade Shake. It mooted of two 74 gun-ships, two heavy frigates, three brigs, one brigands'', and one acimoner.—The French frigate, Jean d'Are, ands corvette had sailed on a cruise from the Havasinab. The Cygnet ticket hat arrived at Jamaica. and would proceed to Vera Cut& The Trion 1 packet bid arrived atßaritadoes on her way to Jamaica, from Pal. awash, la sweetj.sis days. - The Jamaica Papers give a description of a Tenni African Chief wino is in dadery in that Wand, who states be is related to the relining fatally at Tintboeto, and that his father was appointed Governer of Gaya, one of the three celebrated cities in the Wirier Of Aldo. THE ARMY. There was a eery split rail atoms fight el With* Wow he garrison on Friday, at Newcattle, county Limerick. before a large sad fa iblonable field of ipeetators. Among the equipages we noticed the elegant vehicles of Limb Cuts% Domains, and Mastar.—. General Sir CHARLES Dom put the creeps throogli a variety of namplkated nianwerres ; the charging, Orieg, and rettiadur, elicited a very general expression of pleasure —AMU lbw. NAVAL iN ELLLIGENCE. .11sna Anarosi. Tuts Day.—Dublin I—Water:Ord 1-France flianburgb I—Holland I. —The liewee4, Barnet's, front Bay C.haleer so curb. many ton pest. Peter's lased. DEAL, Sere. Y3.—Wind Fa W. to W.—The Britoesert, for Fr?. nada Po. cam* dews tram the River last evening. The Res tough le pttiag wider. weigh. • Pomusourn, Sam aS. —Wind &E.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Owdella, from Om Eastward. . Irmasourtr f :"§irre. —WOW . 3 W.—Airivrd 'the ' Brazilian frigate Imperatris, Vice-Adnural TARAWA* from Gibraltar, fa . 19 days, with the young Queen of Postimaa ail ber mkt. ••• , Banivot., SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Hope, D*lllloll, fetilaliadelt; Active, DIMILT, from Tenerife. MAIRSATI, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Hope, Wanzaz, and limb emommi. from Quebec. Owes, Sen. Ls.—Arrived the Olinda, Rows*, Erma * RIO Jttgei s. r., Sur. 24.-rArrieed the Amelia, Davinson from illarocaPoo; Quebec packet, from lunaica ; New Yak. 14inillvv. and Sylv‘tns, Juana, from New York; Algonquin. They, from Philadelphia; Blucher, Janes; from New Orlean.; Virginia packet. from Virginia; Edgar, Gauls, from Quebec; Cowed', facets, tram St. Andrew's, N. B. SM. 23.—Arrived the Catharine, SWAN, from Hon. dorm ; Strathmore, Camrseta. from Antigua; George Canning, Canna. and Hero, POTTIN flow Quebec PILL. Strt. ts.—Astival to two days 6$ schoone r , 413 kip and 1O sloops. . • • Fame inn vtvninovn soonstic, SLIM 24. The Dispatch, IS, consmander R. W. Parsons, is expected lime front Cork, to pay of for re-cansmissioning. The Antelope (tender to the Ramifies) sailed on Monday even ing for Portsmouth and the Downs. it is supposed that the next ship from kale, Wilk at Bombay. will be the Andromeda frigat e , and th a t she will be brought base bf Captain FUrne3la, of the Hind. The Leveret. 10, appesrrd di port yesterday. and sailed split.. We endersthisti diat. hi's Ilaje-ty's thlp Bombay, $4, Captain Campbell, was only nit numbs from the day she was launched is Indio to the day she entered Houma& AU wit well on hazed the 161.1..atesie at die Cape of Good Hope. on the 18th of Jona, then caps t an s shortly to proceed to the la e of France. The Helicon was alm iinig at the same piece. Reside is Hamosse. the Bs donnas. %%Indus CaMk , Hontbay, Trincolo, hour, Royalist • in the Sound, the Pylades. Contanander P. Richard:, of gap Peopes,,s promoted to the rank of Caputo. Comatamkr.Flloa i. appolotod to the Pelona, vise Ifichuda. promoted. Coesanader *mutt, of the Trineelo. Is promoted to the rank of Carta* C4104113411{1at Sawed Price is appointed to com mand that deep. DUMFRIES, Sart% 23... ins WeAsinta.—.We have been blessed with another week of most delightful weather, and the husbandman who wens amidst hills and Moors never bad such a sea son for finishing his labours. In this te.pect l•ttle mains to be dune, and the fellows every where are in such excellent Wm, that the seed *hest will get a dry and kindly bed. Around Biggar, Sanquhar. &c. the potato thaws have become so black from frost, that the farmers are now beginning to raise them. It is other. wise, however, is the vale of Naas, wilese the pastures, trees, and even the hedges, are almost as green as they were at Midsummer. RaIIIARICABLZ FZILTIIMIT.Mr. Bell, of Heathhall, in this neighboushood, planted a field of potatoes on the Ist of April last, and exposed them to sale in our (tsar. ket on the 90th June. - When the fidd was fairly cleaned and put in proper order, he II• planted it with the same root, and, what is remarkable, he )ester Jay sent us a spleinien of the second tiop, which is cestaialy a cir ,c.inastance seldom beard of in sins (raster. Mt. Bell says be put in the seed on the 2J of July, and a sllbe able t r supply the suasket for a loug time to come. He was the first farmer who produced pi t 'toes in the mar ket this season, for which we think hi entitled to the, bun gratitude orate public. P"Ir"r". COURT OF CO‘l MON COIJNCIL. A Mutt of Common Coolicil *as held yestriday al at Guildhall. A letter Isom a , eta ism of Ala Copda one of the Sheriffs elect.. was "sad, staling that Mr. Copel end was ill. and th4t it was'not ezpec.ed that b would. be able to attend at the usual time to take th necessary oaths of office,. and therefure itquestiog tha, the Cou t would adopt such measures as it should thins proper to enable him to take the oaths and enter upo the duties of his office immediately on his marvel's-4 Some discussion took place, but the final consideratio. of the subject was postponed. A petition, signed G. C. Gambier, was presented, praying a grant of a sum of money in aid of the noda -1 taking of the Londori .Episcupal Church Society, to whoas his Majesty has lateiy granted a 74Isun ship. which has been fitted up and brought into the rivet 'Thames. The petition was on the motion of Sq. C. Hunter, refereed to a Committee of General Purp set. The consideration of the printed Report of the Cod • mutter. of City Lands, and the minutes of evidence in relation to the office of Sect/Wary was postponed; an , it was understood that a Special Court day would br appointed far the put pose. * Mr.R. f avt.oa called the att entiun of the 0 11 . t to 'h. state of the works connected wib the imptoverneot of Fleet market. The work, be observed, was procredine with celerity; but public thoroup,hfe , es were beine stopped up and other iiiconvewences occcasioned. Ile .thought dot every meson ought t.r be rut nisheJ wi I. net..4tamt,tatt of the C(31141-flue s.i 1 , he hoped t he' bk ISV this nest Cows day ita Canasta a sati.factot) account c filA i wot ks..• Mr. align, said that one difficulty which the Com. Mittel bodin contend with was. the enormous ammo' of SollapesSatiell winch some of the parties required. .Mr-Peatiemc •postponed to the nest General Court day his motion ow consider the propriety of she Court 'ezpreising its opinion with regard to the policy of con. tinning anppottmairestrictions tilpon the plea of nit. pious prinespies." - : Sir. Patin LAMM snegested the propriety of with drawing the motion altorether. TheCoun then adjourned. PARISH . OF ST. PAUL COVENT-GARDEN. A Meeting of the Inhabitants of the above Parish was held in the Vestry-toons yesterday morning. for. purpose ef. receiving theiteport of a Coinmitlee ap pointed so treats an Act at - Parliament toe the better regulation of the Parish, and Ito-fix a rate for the pa anent of the expenses thereof. The Cheir having been taken by' Mr. Do*, the draft of the Bill was read to the Meeting; upon winch Mr. Came rose to express his decided objection te it, • Mr.'cribb proceeded to diem's the esti, us clauses of the Bill, and, among other Kiwi, opposed theft:air of the watch rate at 94. whichte said was ma - enoesia. He said be would oppose the Bill if he stood alma. Mr. Cribb tbes-atode some oteservatiotis in"defence at Mr. Rocbe,lut was interrupted by several Gentlemen, who did not seem satisfied with hit exculpation. Mr. Penults this was not the first time that unfounded assertions bad been made by Mr. Cribb, rind alluded to a circular which had been bandied about agaisot . the Bill. He thought it very likely' that this i had been done by some of the Select , and he was its* the Meeting would go with him in reprobating it. A Gentleman read a !ewe Whitten by the it.etor of the parish, in whiCh the Reverend Gentleman stated char all the chairs of rxt.avagance brought against the Vestiy were unfoluided, as it was impos.ible tomer ddct the paroc-ial busirre.s more economically. Rector. in conc'usion 4 .uibclainted knouiledgepf the hand bill in ques ion, and said: it was his. desire to pro mote harmony and good well in the palish. . blrePautz.tra again rose, and remarked upo. the' urge income allowed to the Vestry Cl rk. Tisat Gets. dentlan's incest,. he said, was much ton larger he was *Bowed 4201. a year, and Mr. Caviler h,rd ofered dealt the duty for 20W. He did not snake these re. 'marks wirkeny tad feeling. but much ill blond bid ,been engendered in the parish, and Mr. Cribb best knew how it originated. Mn. Cribb's objectionlo the Oro amouoted to nothing, and the principal ohjeet ot thbtOentleanao seemed to be to support his friend Mr. Roche. . ' Mr: *SUESS said that Mr. Cribb had given m Ist fortune:* reasons for not giving his consent to-the Bill. which was not to support private or personal interest., as be had stitea, hdlg to effect a public beoefit. Mr Walker alluded to +various yroi is of mismasagement with respect tothe parish funds,and said that at one time the Board hail a balancent 5 01 VOW. in their favour. which the pat ish knew nothing about, and bad never bad .an oppottunity of Lis king into. h Several Gentlemen here said, w No. no." in rather a boisterous manner, bet Mr. Walker said he could prove that his statement was cr-rrect. Mr. WALE'S, in conclusion, alluded to several eir• cessive charges which bad been made for eating and drinking.,ond thoUght that the charge of misappropsia tient bad been made oat against the Vevey Clerk.— Though the Bill was not quite so liberal as bee. old wish, it should have his support. Mr. -nen moved an Amendment. to the effect— s" Thet every aecessaly nice use should be taken with a view to forward the Bail ; but if that introduced by Mr. Hobhouse effected she require' object. the presets• one slioald not be proceeded with." This Resolution passed tottaninionsly, *nd the Meet ing sepaiatesit DREADFUL ACCIDENfIiti - EXETER STREE r. CORONER'S 1111QUESirUPON. THE • BODIES. Yesterday afternoon, at ball past these o'clock, Twos. Mous. Esq. and a highly respectable Jury, assembled at Mr. James Hayman'., the White Hart, Catherine. street, to inquire into the circemstances attending the death of Thomas ?leaves, the poor carman who was killed, by the felling of the houses Noe. 4 and .5. Exeter. ' street, on Wednesday afternoon. The body of ?leaves was lying at the White Hart. which is in St. Martin's pati:b; the bodies of the unfortunate Mrs. Stokes and her infant at the, Bell, in Exeter street, which is in Sr. Paul, Coreobgarden, so that two separate inquiries, and the summoning of two .Wrier, became necessity. During theday.the rumours which bad goaeabroad respecting the proprietorship of Asters. Henry Meus and Co. the Wearers, in tors boasts, were repeated in all quarters. and commented on pretty. , ft( sly. and who , the inquest had asssembled, Mr. Roche appeared as the representative lad solicitor of the firm. The Jury having viewed the body of Nearer, Thomas Worrall, 0f:N0.7, Yoi k place, Limbetheiral called, and stated • that he is a carpenter employed in' the neigbourhood, and that for sere' al mon ths past he had often observ e d t o' hi s ' f e ll ow workmen that the houses 4 and 5, fit Exeter street, w.-re in a tetr,blr state et dilapidation. anti obgbt to be pelted. down. Ha iliwb/l• thought they Would one day or other temblr down. .The timb er . were 'cetera .and the sop maul hanging over so as to threaten every 'passenger. On "V ' `F ~~ , - a. • •t, e Wednemlii altekt I *titter ef . ei btielbeftiee he accident. •he watt !wrist* • cart' with and bricks in front of the houses its game ions end the decea•led wa, on the top of thecatt pocking the lo4d, *bee eit. nets heard a terrible amok, and lo.sklng up saw the frost wall bulging out. He w 46 dleadhdirakerartaad *POW to the I , striblie of the coot. and crouched under the wheel. The sums coveted the cart and how, and ai• Most moth. eJ 'hi whae,s,tmet the sot sand him, and be wa, 'mottled to buffet his way tbrrugh the br . dks sad retAnsb tit he cone to the door of Llarrosebffi oprosite, which he fenced open, and got tom the ibellift Cunneen-3'h a you think the know% were kt danger-us s'.te of dilapidation, and of amuse ims o tie inhabited ? Witness.—Cestainly ttnt. .They aeglit to Ism bon pi led down Inns ago. The witness added; that Moir the bndy of the deceased token one frona ender wss rum% and that !hem terse tin signs of hie Istoutinibg. Mr. James Hayman stood. that be was landlord of the house where the Jury, wry that sitting.• Ho knew the hhu•es, Nns 4 .rd 5, in Eseeer-rterwt. One had beet a public-bows, mad tba other a baker's top. but bad b: en shut up as far 43 beblollll was toseeraed far UMW ..___ mars: The one that had bees a poblic , house was on. copied by a man named Stokes and his family. The h••uses appeared, fora long time pa.t, to be is a stateaf aid witness had beard that they had been condemned. h t that fact aas not within his nwn'pe►• tonal knowledge. lie knew that there was a boa•d ep wt trait, on winch was *listen. g. Those promotes to let on a re t• airing le.tet it quite of Mr. Bell. Orford-st•ee. The h.. er d WAS bete produced t the J'uy. • A Jinni inked vain Mr. Veil was, and it was stated by a gentleman present thin he was an alictionefr, and understood to be the agent of Mesa and Cot James &alms, the husband of the poor woman *he was killed, was then called, and, be stated that be sat , his family had lived in the house N 3.4 allot tee mist the premises belonged to Messrs. Mess aad Co. the !meets; the hooks were eery much out of repairebst Is never heard that they were condemeetf. • • Connotes Are you a judge of teeildines? Witness—Why. Sir, lam a carpenter by trade. • b • . Conwrano-TAen•ynn meat know something abouVL Did.tos consider the houses inn dangerous state? •• Wirness—pNo, Sir, I did not ; or I would not have suf. feted my poor family to live in one of them; if they had been corner homes, t should . have thought the= dangerous ; I never paid any rent ; I left my family all sell when I west oat yesterday afternoon: Mr. Cady...the Ve.try Clet It of Civets -Ranks, bars stepped f•.rward, and begged leave to make an ob station, He had alma tained that the houses in questing' bad been condemned twice...the first time about seven years ago; and it was owing to some little neglect of duty on the part of the authorities then invite, ari-tug no doubt from a reluctance to act even with the spa pearance of ba►yhaeu r that the piaitises wisest* thew presented in the regular way and polled down, as they might have bets according to law. - • • • Mr. Thomas, thi'oonstales of Corent••garden. here said be had a statetwat to make which be goaddered of peat importance. In consequence cf . the &lanky which was sow the subject of saquiry, he bad fcli it his duty to make a rigid Inquiry into the state t•f the pre mises in the itolltediste • eeighbourbood. He had done so, and found 14 'homes (a list er which be handed to .the'Cothser), eteapied be persons who paid no rent. and who were shire merely oft sefferimee. • In one of • thane homes 'w•stf'elehs families, in 'nether • 6.'0, iA another three, and Urea ; aid some./ theltdorek*• ere in such a state•Of dilapidatinnthat.any violent' jar in the uteri, from the • assist.. of abeavy iehicle..senold firing them down. These formed. past if the bodies con demned to eoODAiliaan for she •ew • itteproverneiiii. He had made an applica6on,that afterisnim t o t h e M ag i, tastes at Bow•atrott the sobjere. 'end Me: Halls thought that they bad so power to interfere; het Mr. Minsbull said he would .not s.•rer lonian hte t, ti ter. dangered, and that, upon legal evidence being adduced peyote him of the totrEctnessof hisfMr. Theend9 state. meat, he would at ADM take Steps to dislodge MOM who werwliving in the condemned bosses. The Cowmen... The e statements will probably open the eyes of the palish officers, and had to a cotreatiaa of the evil. Mr. Corder said be was sot aware wlithber the east was known er apt. but the brewers had *ea intern ed that the brines bad beta condensed. and yet they had afterwards placed.. nun in possession, with* a iiew•ef getting o license. git:R.r 01.4 repress* Messrs. Men: here And I say that is sot the ease. The pens: es an sot the property of that brae. They had no Iltereit in the.n. ' . - Mr. Corder—lf they had no interest in diem, bow tame Ton here as their Paplakeptatilre?. Mr. Rcette—Ther have been macb talkeJ of. and are anti• us M sPt • 'hennaing tight. ; ^ • A Jo., e.—.To w' oat do tie pserai.es betuag•? . . Mt. R die—Tbe Ma qui: of Reefer. jetot..—Why. the ma i Stole. says he was put ism the heels t y Mews and Co. Mr. R sche—lade-0, he sta►ed on such thing—it ts mere h. amay. BiNide,, can it be proved that the houses have tato condemned at all ? • Mr Corder.Yos. I can !Dwelt eery sne*. • M-. John Lee we,. then called, end stated, that he Wig collator of Unit for St. , l'aut, Ciivent-fiarden, an 3 had been often years at* in the Is .uses ii, qiieltipa LI, er.ilect rates. He thotitlht them dang.ri us siz• • wean year, two; so Sumach so, that he wet afraid •to so ' into theta. He was at that time in the habit . f calling occasionally at 31iniz and Co.'s biewhon-e, and he se veral times tepee-eased the state of the houses ter it clerk tb at. The horse lost its license sin ne seven Years age, and had paid ao.rates since. It was the resorrof . tl lean. Air. Roche said, the sole object of the inqu'iry on the part of some persons seemed in be P. Sz an interest in the premises upon his clients, and be dented that they . pos.essed any. Atter some further conversation the room was cleared and the Jery consulted for some time, when it was de. termined to a journ the inquest until to-try pow (chi.) evening, in order that the attendance of Mr. Bell, the auctioneer* might be procured to Meniaa to whom the premises really belonged. He was ordeted to b at wpm vied. The Jory,suntinoneil to the Bell upon the bodies of Mrs. Stokes and her child, were afterwards snorts by the same Coroner, and adjourned also until thi, eveeing. • CORPLllClairiliCiiiiiii.TXtis &yr. Si. Oar mullet wee very 'hotly this morning, and fine samples et Old as well as New .hest sold freely. at an advance of Is. re Ys. per oats, 00 •Iltettley's prices. Making &sky being scarce. w"l4erekie:ll a s r s wel sa l ann a l: a vairea 'ae ll ar dil er u . rio a Y nd i agu sad f usc ree as sa g is asomm au at t tt v : y rini cu pr if evetnest. esci. °au • . llitglisin • ;• NM I Foreign I Fiver Wbrog.. 3 1 , 4 0 • • SOO I moms soon mei& ig,,i,, s . 1,800 , .....,.... I .......... Odge • f• - • 1.200 I 2,300 • hill IiFIELD NARKICT. Seri. ti• 3,e Peet 31.1,04. to M. it Hatton Is. 04. to 1.. 4d. Vaal 4e. W. .triss..ll4 1 P i s: 041-10 11.44. lamb 4s. ad.se Ss. ltd.—Ontivat Marker— .slBl—Sheep 7 / 4 0 7 —Pigs !Ms.-Woes 145..... HAT k ,Ai lie. to all 10.. Clover £3 10.. to AS Hu. 6.nw At 10s. to Al Ns.