Star. — London, England, 1825-04-30 00:00:00

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The heart is yet true, sad Hope still as ttanwing. Het allenot for life, when it's freshness I. et! • , ••• Wiwi it's purest and holiest 'feelings have 11•1 1 / 4 ,,_ For deprived of the charms that enhanced it before, • - - Who wallies the stalk, if it's blossom be deed? • • , :DUMFRIES. APRIL 26. •:;:' We have josh besU issfoneed, that thb High Priest Of °retie Green posed drosses this town on Sunday fast, in a chaise an. font, ea his way to Ireland. • The object of his mission has no NOW nexus with Chaotic Emetseipetiono neither dots he travel with tilir home picleng 1p ren-a-wapuby *alias& Evidence-is recniall axseamolithisaaaniages ? 'and his imitroies means to establish A* faet by.ellieleurpewobas 0111101 t de Ids own testimony, as well dill' by thaaddlillia of ibilinillNde register in which he records 011 nausea of. lovers. • Ills travails expeilseil Sant of course be pay I and we should really like to ma the bit , lb a• few matinees Yr bas made a hundred pods& Wei/ did- as he has now got a rival in the mastiage-inonger links be wilt probably Irv,' a Pric* handsome foe for what he may herby being absent from his post. _Hie M. ores birth.dey was eolibraled here and at Kirkeida• bright on Satsrday last, with the usual roasts of public joy ; by which it is always distinguished:—fiatosfries Wirier. MARSH, STRACEi , AND CO. —.....—. A Meeting of the Creditors of the abet* ilika 1111 M held yesterday, in Basinghell•street. : • :;•!' :sr4 911 r. (loam* said, that the Assignees wishetf toll& tell ieJiike f the creditors , respecting a proposariiststiro( to*:miu b ty of POOL held by Mr. Baxter. os a lan ittrictsa . y. Mr. Baster it empowered, by a deed; tal.sepurclutse it for %oda by giving six months' not till ortrittiout notice, by. PaYing.a floe of 4501. lik, his ! xold" the' house to hir.:aothschild, for 8,1041. ant; nicest* the creditors will dispense trial the notice and] fine. on payment of i the redemption money, and ills' wMi itaff the annuity lance May last, as an ondertitand ini.ottlifithind had elisted with the firm previous tit' thi liaitittrpoy. He said that Marsh and Son were. iniebted to the late firm of Marsb, Stracey, and Co. is 75 1 9Q0c ,the'Assigbees thought it.adrisable to permit Atibmr ttralikip compound with Joshua Row, a hink rnipt; tar s,*7l. due to the firm of Marsh and Son ; si. its the pound• would be paid now, and if the suit pettditit in .thb•Coprt of Chancery, respecting an estate of .11ifildiell . i . ili Cornwall, should terminate favour ably, the remainistg 15s. should be paid to the creditors of Marsh and Son. Mr. BOLLAND read a letter, signed • eight creditors, revesting : thasthe Assignees thoulu consent to restore to - Ntr . . St Arii furniture, valued at 1,7841. ,Mr. WuOn pito his hearty concurrence to the pro posal. He felt Wroth :ler' Mr. &iamb as he ,arba;.the vittint arkitit4;lol4 . 44 l o4 l oCe• • liiiirogotr4:l! 6 44t l briieg to :d a cOisiwaitioss 940001. and when ilowenlll. boonasigered .thas what - .Wirs neAv proposed wait* DM anvoufil to more than one penny in the ponitd, he %Oa it would be earried.Uninisneualy: Honsaapa. said. 1; would he opening the data the other partners • to 'make a similar Clain", and creditoriihmtalreadY returned Ws. gfraOert jtwek* the Initithit af 8001. v. Ala44T..taid. that the cowdunt of Atr. Steamy, respecting Mrs. Fergualon's affair, in 1818,. was highly cnlpairiw . lie therefore wonid'otporte $7 indegente to - Ate Risen She 04844 pveipilitW4 1 , 45 theta put, that Ow nantina . fotgivmg to Mr: &race, his fair. nitare, plate, and • linen, appears at present not.i! l ttled for, especially after,. the lib h' dhplaled qrWarcia Min in tektoring his Avila': jowelltriy, .04 P..44/W. of hands, is was carried b.y a majority of three ; these being. 20.f0r returning the furnivate 4 and 25. spinet it. • iltf.Vill)l7.R OF A SCALING PARTY IN NE* bleirril • WALE& • -1 , 400.-- , , Ac antitabaite reached us el inmtitkoncendy made uma party of sealers in Basi Straits, by the natives of Van Diemen's Land, is which attack' all the men be , looing to. the boat ) eiCeptonr,, .gene. massacred. It appears that the. leader at .di; parry had, about three year& agq, got held of &waive girl, Wills whom he had situ* coltatuted..and that thisgul was with them in the boat. Vitersout• sealing atie dayi they reselWd to nub ashore and annsie themselves in the country. Wl4O, th 4 landed;. they : sent this.girltb as,party Or aatisen,..: . enikeentai tu; decay span& females front their c. panions. . After remaining absent two or three da, sliesetstraed, andt stated that shrexpected some of WIC native girls 'to join theni' Very shortly. In the nigh wonnefeed • accrete - .. ~~ 7.7,,r,m,rmsmogieror FIRES AT ,BISHOPS ArrAIITIVARD. • 'The Gentlemen who for eidilaittae for the lavestigatida of r the late diabolical antragei which have . • Wen committed in the abbeenatwecl town, hale eoa tinned their exertions with indefatigable activity, and with the assistaadaisf Bishop and Banikb, principal , offi cersni Bow-street, bete succeeded in vocal ing, a, strong chain ofciritgestintfilt evidence against one per -son. • When Smith first 'Went dovin, about three weeks .sinee, be, in the coons of Nis lniufries, suspected that a man of the name of leelssen„st resident in the town, 'who, was known to bea h ,ehaeaeter, was conceroed i in the fires "'MA had t te place, and betook him into custody . t He iMmeditit j 10Afaised, lie lead' been centertied - fit sererel the' koirn had 'neighbourhood ; but deinioil it WA Mk In the' acts of arson which He was tent to e tiston:for.trial A his o'4 fbr the id): berms, and •the inquiries atittVthielliks *ere still pursued' With aisabated- zeal. ;In a febr 4101 after chi ieteipt of the letter to which Sole alludedgin oar list aotlee. of this iniestigatiiin, containing a threat " that ite town should be laid in ashes," sit • second better was found in the church-yard, in which threats were held out,' niiied =sneers, at the eXertibes of the Committee and the: -street officers. This letter stated, “ that the flames froM the ancient Meth of Bidicip's lilmnfOrd should ilia mine the skies, aia them sboild tuft be a. testlge of it left 'for . ' e morning' ' 'tad alike „ Upon." •it was subsequent to this that the hi:SO.olft Mt. Francis, in Northotreet, as stated before, wit eit'On fire, and . there could - be no doubt, therefore, tharthst incindistrios • wen e Still at.large. Upon a close eaansinaoon of the pre mises of Mr. Francis, and the plan that had been laid for firing the hoise, strong suspicion attached to a Shoemaker and his son, of the name of Rees, whd lived itratiltior, and they - were taken into cuitUdy, *Rd re= married four further examination, to give time to-col lect evidence. On Wednesday last they were taken berme Frederick Van der iVlrttlea ant/Rowland Alston, Esqrs. two of the County Magistrates, for a final hearing, and the following circumstances were proved evidence: The house occupied by the prisoners is inettiedhttely adjoining that'of Mr. Francis, and from the window Ef the shepsng room of the younger Rees he could have an Opportunity of observing in what part of the house Mr. Francis -. and theother Males of the family slept, their &intent going to bed, and, in fact, the whole of theft movements. The fire happened about' four u'ersck in the alornirg, and it was discovered that two • faggots bad been placed in 'such a situation in a kitchen as'to Com municate, When alight, with a large beam extending to the fire-place, and set it on fire. In the sitting-room. some more -faggots were placed in a situation favour. able for communicating fire to the building. Ptovi-, dettlially, the plan was not so well laid as at inlet tcp, take effect, and the family were awakened before the glib' had made any very considerable progress. or in all prb .i liability the inmates wculd have• been destroyed, the house having been set on fire in the back part, where it would have been impossible to have got the engines ttal play. An out-house, which was most probably fires; after the dwelling-house, was completely burnt dowa b maid some property of co:isidetahle value destroyed . •T, The officers, narrowly inspecting the premiset, found that a pane of glass had been taken out of a back kitchee; window, and the screw which fastened •the sashes draw.] so as to enable any one outside to have freer access to the hOuse. A ladder was found against a wall at the bottom of the garden, which had evidently been put there to induce a belief that the persons who committed the outrage had antlered and left the premises by that means. The lad der,. however, was left inside the garden wall, and is was pretty clear that the parties concerned, if they had, "card that way, Would not have run the risk of chop] ping front a high wall, when they could easily have drawn the ladder after•shem,. and secured an easy de , scent on the outside. The faggots used in endeavour ing;to file the hdiste trOt.titken froth a stack of fire wood on Ur.. Praacia's premises. About eleven o'clock on:the night cif the line, a gill,. lilting in an adjoining house, saw the yonngef Rees descend from his window by a ladder into Mr. - Wintis's grounds, attired only in his breeches, shirt, arrnightcap, and he, when appre. beaded, beistg questioned on this poilftpositively denied that he dicrse tin the girl as positively swore to him, 'and described the, lia 4 er tart of his dress with great minuteness, her discriptiomexactly corresponding with 'the kind of breeches andatoakinge which be was knows to weir in conimon. She also 'sew `the lid - tier _whit* was found at the lower io4 hf.khe 'o:deo , and dean*, it esactly to resemble. that. We lousier piiilllllltl was desceading- by to Mr.,Franeillfsommds' wises sire saw hint the night befOre. iq • r: ii• ~ 4 The younger Bees littl'somenotioh of daggrel rhym ing, and was also in the habit of putting forth " squibs)! written in a very itifi sted style; and the letters alre (mentioned contained a mixture of both; togethers a s2 I :certain peculiarities in spelling, which corresponded -with some moaned pteductions•of his, which. vrere•fnual I tn the house; the writing-was in a disguised hand.,l l 4 'first threatening letfEr was written -on cartridge-pap% !assd.in the frisonees house was found soma of the saw voiky r osid bearing the same water-nark: The younger 4 setristiaPeetn iii the Chutch-yard on the sable night AChaa thteateo:- l'frniod tee; • • • ' r . . r • I • . • . f • l• (,' (• f ~ time she cortwiVed to' Secrete - a tituslet,' the 'onlYlitie • • attltc,.iitana threate n ing letter waffoand here; and of e - thorium). Neat raataitig a band Cif blacks came chivin t ;ow. for:thee. preved, that before he was taken into is e and•nsurdareil then;•withbut their being able to Mei • • 10 %wear:ugly , repeated, to two men,, with :del i theinselbes, or Make the leist resilstailee. • A Alan unit; Nvh6nx he was in conversation on the sobjectOf tkellret, l i eu bad been left in charge of the boat, toatiriVird tOistati . • '4tlatiOt` or that same letter, although great care k no hit esintret He brivierg got acinibiatlinittioe of the liadlieen taken, tl4, they should' not transpire beyond an of companions, had just time to get away •Willi - the theCommiteam: Toe aka% on-searching the premises will maa jbalte'neelit t wabe w : hO it ni hedill. th imit! e cib il ani.l6 be :e lo 'ci n a gkc . t iv hThe as sb ilOhilikili llllle**4:l : l obi ll r e : 11111114 ! f rit toille . atlc l rcil n hiedH) t eb. p fburei oc hti k k e r t nta ci iinP u h* : P y rnh i li r S get Wa° l: nc e:S all ; _ lel w rdo h wi e n ei btar l t i g i . t k e l .i; * t he i 1 Uader•his proteition also was thir girl, thstinglr *hose was apprehended, the Mamas found a pvinted intent A trenshery the piety lOst their liven. She het a•ellißf, OF ;elf the attempt of Guy Fawkes to blow up the. Homes slue which Bell is the reputed father: The data% Wined* * +f• Pariiantent, which hadheen torn . .from sornsrhisto- curl of the svilistithii Samuel' Stewart; the test Ord* *ell- vocal" work. An intimate acquaintance betimes , hi i t A - known •Nobbr Stewart, who meet' a Similar! Tate :bine' and' some men eenfined on charges of robbery, whose ono ] - , 10, • • time ar,havhsgsheearmarderedbraatita Onkthe ana t. names wire - mentioned:in the threatening letters, Was una 1 of this Islas& 7heistlisi of the 'abate*, dantren. 'also proved. . , .. ~: . -' „ ate 1 Auskalliliej *14% . - ,k.a.i . .: -.- • I After an mandhoddli Whlrik . lastsd nearly the whole if die day, A . s . q . ..,._.li4* .. -1 .. •-k- .., • .1 , ..' r.': t' :"' f 4;•ymin:g f r Rees was fally committed to Hertford _Gad for trial, E 49 ..... pod die' Miter viasAlschareed a t has Mon rectiollante.. i • - - Mete tie to be estisit 'nisi 'slriietit,..ont . unitint T Ott Zig. caber and tda - eistrates, vf he a* t eveil day OOptilft the led i , teatiati-Ctant Bosidlifith Witeildo Bridge. ' the second I ngtdry _with iumbiked .imee, exprMsed ' tiaisel . vis ire - any an d fres; St. ICI rtial Chitich ta the British BilUsetitn, and lideble4 iv Dialo* iedsinkh far gut log - : Wall hivfolitalkin• ra i :.‘ ' \ the thlrdifittis . Fleatr.Maltee*the'great North . Road. ' re=sies=ezemensiarr . , oft;- 1 4Odetth ' .0 1 , 9 4: 01 1 esda d thirt,e --/ilaik _ - 'Werlonenere busily employed l 6 *p _Wins down the' tabl , t , ''' ~) s 4: . liosio:eistil' Jac "11Chmter on. •y; both said 'old rangers( buildings in front of :St.,Maitires Church. late " giOD . ',bold forgive the ' two Wootton who The tiffectaf this. removal will be, that Of throwing opma 'hot irelielY. against them. th e fraud portico of this noble chureh,:whieh may then are i I - = 4 lv ett , t t bi h e • Fieemalsns' Grantlespnaal . p. yyrW ..itast.. to great advantage from the . end ni Pall- !oass ylt i t sil aili a6llllBlll.lllll.llll46l dill Mil ! . 41.1 " 41241/ lb. a uk ' • - A Joint Stock has bees formed. ia.n a n aa g- Sa n ter" aullersog to bkek ko masa fain • . ~ ggr • , 4Me . 41,41 kok tobtilksiki 1 I .i" - • t stityr k4,l l ./0 14 t4ols= . .., • .4 . •- • 4 41.144 AI 4Li VS ilia ' ~• ' , ettotadain t Hitastossh o mil Oritl , t , .4.a1t1 't : ''l ' ' •,t, ;•:,?. : ..,. li r , . • • '. _ - . • N . . . .. . , • • • ... I . . •_- . . • .-..- -: , ••• 0, .CRAIMON comma. _ . Yesterdai4C4rt of Common Connell was held at Goildhall.--After several Petitions had been disposed of, the Port CoMmittee delivered in a Report on the Memorial of George Bytig t Escls and pthers,..relative to the intended formation of Collier Docks on the Isle of Logsp-aid of their wish to purchase the Canal and ola: for the purpose of.such Dock*, in which the Committee stated the arrangements that had been made with the priijertoricof the'measure in that respect. The Report 'skeane(' to, and".itic Court resolved to petition 'Parliament ageing cOctaia- parts of the BM aow in Parliament for Establishing - those Docks, and oleo against the Bermondsey. Collier Dock Bill ; and Peti tions having been prepared aciOdiagly, were adopted and referred to the Coal and Corn Committee to prose cute as they should be advised. The Thames Navigation Committee presented a Re. port, recommending that the Bill for making a.Canal from the ll:ver Kennet to Join the Basingstoke Canal should be opposed, as greatly interfesing with the in terest of the Thames Navigation, which was agreed to: The Committee for General Purposes presented a Re; post, in which they recommended that they might be empowered to lower the - footraY pavessent of 810 L..- friars Bridge, at an espease of about 600/. . . The Court directed the Ripen' s(' lie. on 'the table, till such time as the Surveyor of the Bridge should certify: that Mr. M'Adam had completed his contract. ' , The sivre Committee also reported, recommending a inm of 2001. to be subscribed towards the fund in aid of the distress at Hanover, which was agreed to. The Improvement Committee presented a Report on considering the Petition of the Promoters of rte-pro posed opening or communication from Holborn Bridge to the North Road, and stating that measures were in contemplation to be adopted for an application to Par liament, in the nest Session, for effecting the same.— The Report MIS agreed to. FORGER Y. A forgery to the amount of 360 i. has been within the last few days ei emitted upon the banking-house of Barclay and Co. Lombard-street. The money was ob tained at ihebanking-hoose, we understand, by the fol. lost-ing stratagem:--.There is a sort of Office in the; reigh63tahnird of Staple-inn, in which persons who ' want sitoations as clerks, &c. are in the habit of fixing notices. A lad, who appears . to be about 15 years of '4ge, posted/me or those notices, stating his age and carabilities; aid a person, whose address and (lattice were very gentlemanly, upon looking i ver the list of " Wants,' desired to see Or. writer of the notice, inti ,mating that a lad of this description would supply the place of one in his service, who was not qualified. The . stranger, - being informed that the lad would lie - at4lie ;Office at a certain hour, called again,' and was satfsfied with the young man's account at what he wat'ablel to' do, walked with him into Staple-inn, and stopped at d' building upon which was painted the name of ". ftir,. Pocock," (or some such name), amongst. others; sod `denly stopping at the entrance of the chambers, the stranger said, " Oh, by the — bye, I want to send you into the City—l am in haste. You know the way to Lora.: bard-street—go to Barclays bank, and bring me the am unt of this bill." He then took out of a pocket book, on the back of which appeared the • name of Po ,Cock, a bill for 3601. pyrporting to be drawn upon and accepted by -Messrs. Clarke, Budden, and Co. tea dealers, of Sise-lane, and payable at Messrs. Barclays, where, it appears,' the alleged acceptors banked. On the back of the bill, also, was writte I the name of Pocock ; 53 that the lad, although surprised at being intrusted with so Imp a sum before. his new master knew any fling about his character, dropped all suspicion of the transaction, and hurried J' to the City, determined to prove, by dispatch and'correetness, that he would be an acquisition. He presented . the bill, which certainly: , was executed with great skill, at the house, received the amount, and returned to Staple-inn, a here he found his nsw , master coming dawn stairs, as if' from his ! chambers, accompanied by . a stranger. Instead, host aver, of being introduced to the chamberi for the pur-' pose of handing over the money to his master, 'that' Gentleman condescended to take it on the landing place, where he received seven SOL notes, and the rest in small notes and sovereigns, and expressed his satis faction at the manner in which his fitstsorder was - eie- 1 'cuted. He then told the lad that he appeared extreMily capable of doing the business for which it was appointed he should attend to, but objected to his boots, which,' , he said, should be immediately substituted by a new ,pair. He concluded his approbation and directionsihy desiring the young man to go to his house, at Nov S o , Bloomsbury-square, and take tea. It was soon fooled 'that no Mr. Pocock lived at Ida 8, Bloomsbury-square, anl that the Mr. Pocock of Stuple•inn knew nothing at. all of the person who bed begs lurking about his chambers. The poor boy, mete frightened at what he had unconsciously committed to the injury of the banking-house than disappointed at time loss of a mas ter, immediately ran off to birthigle, a Gentleman who holds a situation in Broad-street, and stated to him the wholeof the transaction. His uncle forthwith rept*. 'seated isle facts at the banking-house, where, until he and his nephew applieel, no suspicion Wasfentertained - thogedeineness of.the bill, whir* proved a forgery . every part. The ,SW. noes J were immediately orT Acted to be stoppe d at the Bank ;, but it is app l e- beaded, that,t the country banking-houses, which aril ..soivir ti Be so sindieut to get bin of Bank of Bar land paper, facilistot will be rendered, and the notes will thus get into Immediate cireolistiota. -m—. 4 .'41.. • • ..."` , ere n no ,in the reportan aeetn or neat, convict. • Another Meeting of the London Trades, which was attended by •aboot silty Delegates - from the manufa*. ' , ring districts, at present in Londonyto attend a Com- Asee of the Home of Commons was held at the Pea. cock, Whitecross-street, and a Petition' to Parlianient unaiiinioutly agitedto, praying that no re-enactments affecting the Combination Latta may take place. Monday night; the aviary of N. M. Itorascums, Esq. at Scansion! Hill, containing an extensive col lection of rare and valuable birds, was broken into, and the robbers carmen' off two golden pheasants, sere , 1 Brasil pheasants, Brasil pigeons, &c. Wmostraiantoilldnasunast—The recent Act for es tablishing an uniformity of Weights aid Measures was intended an take effect on the Ist of May (tamonow, though a san44l),lfiditappears that many tradesmen ere still dabtfel oh the point. It is only now necessary state, Ihat'the'operation of the Act `was,. by a Bill 11%4 this. Seision , of Parliament, deferred. to' the lit ,Allsory, lON, on -n oMant oldie difficolty of complying PA* the pow oUthei Original Act so. early as •ttest • ~~ 0 ;•• - ' .POL.II , •' • MA, Art, a vesteloluess 144,Und his wife,,who lane, and two women i l of whom are in eistridy Clatter, an Irish pitmerelinnt .._ ft* nights ago, at the helix of Harloolc„to , _ Or Boyd, to be pecommodated *the heti god a hawk oonipaniuu, WU state of 'nut:hada° at 12 is'ebelt•to the moruleg, Wert broil& up for re-eiratnhia;fou. • The only further evidelitie that tronspltid yestoolay,..ns that of ~,,a tch o nn of St, Giles's, who dated, shit ea she heft none*, 'aftetfthe robbery, and while Doyens* in bustedy, he Issue to•eb* wseeirbas width:, Boyd. had maspied Ike night•heftre, and sal turning up some strawtat thebottom he found seder it the peek*: book now produtedu. • • ..„' .:__' • _ __,_•' __;___ - Mr. Cowart paid that 'be letielo, sur.petuFusar reasons, remand the whole of the prhocienfor a week.. In.. . . . . In the STA R of Tuesday. we . gave, au account oldie examinariew! era man homed ,frchiluditifiotth,tiitigid *hike:ling a .6 1 200 Ball . A. of England note, the:property of Mr. Willfathertrot nteethane re‘ ' skiing in BOtelpladattr; Charade. sob e lost lees the Frith ..oter. ceding, ohs taking outs kis poeket / boolt at. the beak of Everest mid CO. in the City. Yesterday, Smith was re-examined, gal hr skilli proteeted ulnae be tocsin! the nete - OPpssiii the Maiden haft; as If , he had stoletrit, he said, It wasOot likely he should have gone ti ditlllitrotpiable-houses, openly eeriest 'the note, sod westing that be hod found it: Josses, t h e beeper it a public-ileum is Choodo. street, St. Giles's, said the prisoner *hewed hint the slam= Friday swelsood told him his wife bad tound it.-44. enbtreerketradrti the pißener. . QI3IEICiSLISQI7A RE. . . , . . Ma Chothoir,k, a private hi the itoyat Rtiele'rTnattlieb ot t tit* ' brought up for neglecting do provide for his tellismi.ln . •- i be said it was bespeesible be Plead allow .44,44 ppe week met of Ms; ray. —Mr. MaeXLAIOI as of the UAW 001dt. Girls. be 1 ct no right to marry soldiers ; they and not are, so king as i could get an allowance out of •thele Pei, *hat MU* oft • husbands; affection was om of irk spiesliers. st ft will not do ' (said the worthy Magistrate). if &Reck a week is to be allowed net of a sol.lier's pay for the supporter . ilk wilt, k will be Abe memo • of reducing the soldiers to beg m": My opinion is, that it it imp, f possible for soldiers to maintain a Tawny, add therefbre they oiLIC not to be allowed 'to marry." The Weirthy Mightritte asked lellii soldier how he came to marry this pow . 011, Metal/to pith) , 01 . ' ' . pasSion?.--The fiddler aside nd anitorer, end be wee masted total', • is. sd. per week. . - • 1 ' •:-. • Messrs. Snow and Co the Bookers, itilirerwsithilistide week received the second 500th. bsok note, which wilt Stolen from their porter, near Shoe-lane. The nave, however, came into the house under-such cirtumstaamer is to render the stopping at it impossible, having' bean paid in frdm.a most respectable quarter. • -1 - A sportsman in-Devonshise bagged. on one da dad' in February, thofollsittiniettiaordinsty minting of . ani• mils, vis.,ontr4e4l , three saipes, two weodcoeksioine teen tiout, one addei, and a btuterflya - - • • . ~9h the Safi it , : .a young woman, of: the name of Jane Barrow, went to the Theatre at Wigon, , an see the representation of Obi, or Throe rived Aoki and whilst seated in the gdEery, one of she petioleners, in the cou-se of the teprestmtatios, fired a pistol (ttrohnote‘ - ingly loaderiwith.ball,) and:: immediately this yang woman fell "VOW the floor, catered with blood. On exiMining her heett4 sent ditiovered duct a part of the skull wis frnetnrodi, - - - - .`Thursday evening , in - pdcruinn to the cbareeter bf Macbeth, Mr. , KEAN played the part of *mg* Deri , i ginfood, in the interlude of that name, at Mitoobesteri in which lie danced, tumbled,. and stood on MS head! - and his irpitations of the singing of Incurbow tad Ba*NAPe, and.ot a ftulcied recitation of :.sung from the Reggaitirot• gout's, w.estabssrlodiaraiii. •, Tuesdat ,41141siii %nest, L IR att m iilimasio Mao, Coldiforem Gins*, of Ivilineoi ?Pt. :: • : •ct: . it , ,Pill • 7 : ! • mnrs~rru. - At Barrington, neat Soma theme, DM +Biliallllol4llllll4 eighty-sight, to Mrs !lair oiled thirty I . • ; . April 23 4 at . the Abbey.. Clinrok, Ilatfir Thlllllll l llll/1•14 rthsayfive 'fors of age, to. lira H. fin Itoti, ogiedffilikaillMa• MIX • tarklegrooniLlgoil **bail 11.2g0 *fife 14 peace, bf_9lloloo 11111‘d . .._. f - :-... -.7 , , ,-; Monda y. at t h tik ili 14.M.,444, cedkemiPthPe 4 9° 9 ! 40 Marquis of Salisbury. " - • ' April• 24, 43ealge Mill, TXlk•ot ifitgt:o 0. • April 21, at . Ilkeviris, - 4W;441,. the • Ho taseatti n. : xaratieAey, [illmaT Tana .ids Male•l7..a Ooai elAllear2ll). •241•111 heather abd . heir prensuoptire to the Earle( SapatilT• • At Cakuttit, in Deeeinbei LUC bads' lillf year, Thoeidiltrltlp . mi t i l. ; .: . . i i ii• eitit Sewall at. ,i iiiithergeb sudies•ltegt• ' ape. 1s; • St. Chittagong, Lieut. Isl • 'Aria 90, at recheck; aged $5, 111.47 COU:00 4 relb4.o Bit IL tklusbury Cotton, Bart. . April 23, at *almer, the Rev. Brook Edward Bridges, lector al gton, and Vicar of Leshals, in Rent, aged 4S yaws. • • Alpril et, at Darer, Mr. Winans Finney, aged 411. late cage ' at his .Majaery's gimlet Spidlre, 'by the bursting et as asegisiii • width bad dialead lok 31 at principal principal arteripo . ' ° 6 ! 1 : 1 7.4,t1 ~ ~ , while het. agart,b.iW, tr , • akil!all0 - • • . II 14 es Sari; Maki Serbs pea Wm Chocais Linen Anis 00 Pktsres. 1 WS Pair Leathai 116 Ditto 3Uk S Si Ditto Bilk S 31 Silk Haodla The libels to sod au deo Morr A Del WM 1 1 ossEavA Sol 4 BLACKW Coareewet.-1 North, eq. he' lU. Trent 'ea the Ihiscatio skim. of India.el Aline,—R. A Bill—l 11. Lett Characters. NI •Nectes Ambros cation—ZVl. 1 paintstents, Pri and. Deaths. printed for N -Strand, Leaden HE N: a. and Ltuka Vesthig Original - I. The Ceiba Aneedotes—ll. 114011(.011 Itowa ,Tlie Pansily Rea tffry The 4034. Auk i-X the Put, No. 14. Jerusalem— ( Deageas Man mach des Goma -triot before his 3L4 b ud ]r. IrMitra rtik a t el ia Plibilebad mai t d f T u ri ero ilt Newsom • Price Si. by 4 BUCKINC JOUR: Coategimi—i ;Tower in India, Eitheßifiall" laid Wore Pa gisot ACCO,DUI len-09 the P Paris—Preeest •sponstranee of i -of Educating CI Burmese-to the • Correction of tm ReligiousTolerm •et die lodlio A W 4€ INTELLIVECE. . it.r.ioitouedarresim B. of St., blania:t WA( a will o.olott io keeps brotbli i k lamer harp, n of the town ma iithos-asid - , a irk titiV sosp4tent: -Of bating_ rebind Ifficiael owireliont of ISO itt Sank wrifortnili Oba, t holt,. of Horionk, i t, *dila he was Allotted NU BEI • firHE UN At ( its lbs. Yerdigti 30 Doses Stria IWO Ditto HMO ilia, Harp Wog 64 Omen Ski 35 lbs. Morals 3O Linso.Sbeet • Monday afternoon, Mr a ptotiorlso hope ga IMI L et . : , .:. , . . nb e. the .cdassaa . 7 . ladles, is Union-street„ Idle site° bet. complained to heti .serrant: a laimid•aebeirarliet NW fallrkita76l) . comermsation Trash' bar dsalr insensiblo; Ltd Aloft *Remote. apind, At " okal C li** ' .. 1... 1 every medical amistance wog atiordedist!.. . . . ihe Hooosarals • tineasr es them EWCATE Ana lIIIADMOHALL'IIIK A ill?..vizi ie . . . a o r i t hk A w l s ss 4d to m Oder Veal ...;...; . as. '41;1- ee' •-id • " . sw i g gay iit;ton .. ..... 3s ald-tis to $4l Park........aL-da 1111 id th 'Od ki ' ...ii....h abir — Digau lAllsb, d! *d to /. 0 4 : " - - -. • , . PRICES or HAI sae STRAW TESTatawas4.- • . toiast -- alig - O - lint so. wave& • , _ i . India —Maw 1 Hay 31 3s 04. m it . Os Od Hay 31 lb at' 41 - 101 Chi aelligewee— Clover 3110 s Od to SI 'Mr Od Clover 41 Os' •to 51' 131 4 rIIIIIIN miter . Straw 21 Of ea , ti , it Ws Od Straw 21 0.- to 21 UMlliotw r 'ballad at the! PRICE OF HOPS. ...al 4 ..... saw roecieb.• • ' - NM LOA .110‘ t0.147s .1 Kent *aim. ....pow* iiii`i . ..., Sopa ti,iiiiie. JIVER A j"ItAY oh . ...... • i ll,* so 15Ss Esse: iii Tartilvaii,'fto lids tOll2os—Smoodrf tillp:if 1 .-• loose broogh • - i UP*" is .aavi ;sums RAW HIDES i • •EL 1 .:•zkil line Nettie ' 'Aid' Steers (per 1 Ordinary ' . . gi op 4vs payola the ra stone) • sa id io Ss ad Martet OW (*O. "I* . An ittention 1 Mlddlopie 21194 to 3s Od . . .... :-. :5,.• • the g -twine 13 . elloor - 'PRICE. of LEATHER , - ••" • ~ '` . - • . Day and a Mai Batt., SO to Stabs each - " •. - 12tt tti 2111 pal. 64 • blast: al dPh Ditto 56 to GGlbs each 224 to _i " - . Dressing Hides ' •' - ' isd to•stW - • Fine. CoadtMidos. ..... ... ..... 6.... , . Crop Hides , s 5• to . silks for ewttioi led 0174 , :t). , 1 - .) •.$ lace pattert. Ditto ' OS t0jr........... . ' Calf Skins, 115 to . - blast lawn .- Ditto 45 to Sabo • . Old to n i g I' ( ... :. . - Ditto 55 to 7Aba Small SeoladGrandavd) ...... .. .... .17d to 111d.i... , -- • i. 1 Large Ditto f...• ....... .. .• .. .. .... 164 to tildi . „ , THE ce Tanned Horse Hidas. 134 to 1114 cacy ' j Spanish Horse Mat 144 to tit . istxdaedoa COAL MARKET, APRIL!!. ~ . ... alders at tit Ship at Market. Alps Sold. Prleo. - an out of th 25* Newcastle 1$ 2M •4 its 3111 ea , • flay Macke 5 Sunderland • 2 MN Id to ....4 Od mire la a fess . . . MAILILTHIS DAV. . of Ile' dime . att. awe. -...✓ ti ligi.. l • of Sleadea.l 1 ' tation be Dahlia 1 0 Prime' *". S I " '' s 1 9Istertsed • 1 Ilansburskz • 1 . ova fart s t y ern' he •usinAer aadJorsoy 0 0 Brasil 0.. 9 L *as 0 o Flinders • . 11: IS villaught, ir Ma Oottenbotgit- 0 1 Nemo Ayres • : a , !, I = 4 v c. Malta - 0 0 I - Jantaka 5 -0 .0 1 Ansvies 0 . O. I ' ' Pr. Jame -... it . i . =QM- AVATAR at 'hOSIDOIQUILIDGIi TO•12011110111. - i . , . ril c 1 ! . ~141049„ , m „ .-$. •,.- ..- J7 44 seloolea aßar as • i ~. sso,osswo Lows : . rad Aiatissas #o J. Fe s toe Mins Ovvics, ~ _ . . Nai, Pidiar-Ma, 7ksipkilitr i • The gavel Ned is ~ ...„ .. • . • , i • • • • i. . . , • • • . • - , . . . . . • .