Star. — London, England, 1818-04-27 00:00:00

HAMBUROH MAIL. • RUM, APRIL & ir of the line and three frigates are fitting )nstalt, which are said to be designed for itherto un known, but enirely peaceable BARONY, APRIL 141. • glish Cabinet Messenrs arrived a few days sv?y. of Cassel, at Metningen. It is asserted narriage of the Duke of Clarence with the ,melia Adelaide, who was born August 13, t soon be fixed. • STOCKHOLM, APRIL ang fii.ally notified to the Diet, the day c terdav, by the ChancKlor , that his Ma j esty, ne itenbeginnince . of their wish, had fixed his Corona. BERI.IN, APRIL IS. tperial Nightie% the Grand Duke Michael here yesterday evening, at eleven o'clock , ; hted at the Royal P alace, where he was by the Court. The day before yesterday his Highness the reigning Duke of Anholt , and this evening his marriage will take with her Royal Ilighness the Princess Frederica ci Prussia. A letter f irm pili a usays- 4, Twenty-one colonists t -.veal:wed, on board of the English ship the Timon, •:- . th the intention of settling in Prussia. On the Ith me Nieure Hoop, Captain Thomas, bound from Ko r.igsherg to Newcastle, with a cargo of grain, stran- Zei near Kahlbeq, about seven miles from Pillau. 1: sai'ed only the day before. The ship went to The Captain and the pilot. two brothers, th^ rest of the crew, perished in the waves. The •,..crt was seen uporthe wreck at five o'clock in the -: lost, calling in vain for help.. On the 6th, his brother's body was driven on shore.* HAMBURGII, APRIL ao. evo dap since arrived here the first instalment Prussian Loan, negociated at London: it was ded in a considerable'number of waggons to ::.---liamburgh Exchange on London, April X 9.1. 39.4. 'filE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1818. TIIE FUNDS. wT OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT TWELVE O'CLOCK : reduced 781 79—Consols 791 --for Acc. 791 ler Cent. 97 971 —Navy Anns.lo6l-1 Bonds 97 99 pr.—Exch. Bills 18 21 pr. roan the commencement of he CHANCELLOR of EXCHEQUER'S new Financial Plan, very little ing 'of Exchequer Bills has taken place ; but ty great expectation was entertained by those, arable to it, that immense sums would be funded. to twelve o'clock, however, no such event had a place, which has caused the Market to look ry. Consols opened at TR, and rose to 80, but 'e Is scarcely any business doing.—On Wednesday the Receipts for the Prussian Loan will be issued, . it is expected that the whole will be filled in the =se of the day. It is already at a considerable Ternium. ,y some accounts which have been received from .1 Cruz, by the way of Jamaica, and will be found , preceding colamn, it will be seen that the cause ; Independence is far from being so completely crushed in Mexico as the Royalist Gazettes have' )resented. The fort of Saint Gregorio, in which remnant of MINA's followers took refuge, still ands obitinately out; it has been twice unsuccessr ly assaulted, aid already ~:.;00 of the Royalists fallen before i:. TheNtor.P.oY has, in conse. experienced a sevete cholic," which has :cvet.ted his going in person to renew the attack. The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived since our vt. The discussion on the Budget, in the Chamber . Deputies, has led to an unforeseen variety. A proposal by M. de POTOAUItIII, for subjecting to the stamp duty all works whatever, containing political intelligence or reasonings, had been examined by a Committee, who declared against it. A debate how. 31eT arose upon their decision, which, was on the point of involving the Chamber in a new course of 'laves on the of the press, but the subject its happily got :id of, and the judgment of the !ommittee sustain !. A new Plan of 111)411ce, improperly called the Con stlidatioa of the Natlonal Dtbt, has been published :a Madrid. By this new Decree, the National Debt )f Spain is divided into two distinct heads. The first 3in future to be denominated Consolidated Vales, the second Unconsolidated Vales. An option is with the proprietc rs of these Vales to consolidate .iem or not. In the first case, he who wishes to con i6iidate his stock will receive one-third in a new stock, :ad upon this third the Government promises to pay interest at the rate of four per cent. per annum ; :3 that a person who was originally possessed of 3001. 711 tic:; receive IWI. with an interest of 41. The two-thirds are to be paid to him in Non-conso .::l:La Valet, without any interest. This new crea zr. of Vales, is not, however, to be considered as A cur renc - y , for Government, as formerly, will not re rive them in payment of taxes or duties, unless at tie discount of the market ; and, by the last advice.. were losir.3 70 per cer.t. The Vales Reales of :pia are exactly similar to our Exchequer Bills, and w= remember well, their amount in circulation is - . .-=as 150 millims of dollars, on which no interest ieen paid for the last ten years. , Treack 5 per cents. Wednesday, 68 iy 90 c. --- rote ship c ot it Cron or icas hit c biats. An Elle w i at the rill irincess Al i 792, w ill Th.: is t ! bre vest ...1. coa•Att tipfor th , ris lull r ived h ari d 214;1 r.ceived iniveti 11 'le Dessau ; . _ __.• er4 sit • sail[ (.. th:: ;.1o( w. i• t • A fe. 4.. 4itict Rai 4pe Ito: e:e E C. to•diy iaroui 1 t;i.) to va • taken li heavy l:c" acr, lc: 6 aaa )11"coat pren , r) ; th. nt • an eta as a e th rim rti c 1 t li tam a th .tror fully It I. tzr,. arse Inc\ grit dti 1a t :net hcav : tf %VP prc enty stt mii • int tha C( licit d it, 1 Pc a, AI 11c ;;;;.q Cc ld VI arti t'' I cc r . 13 111 tae wa: a Cr: cr,. le rcg :11.• 2.1.1: dr s..hh us ; ;Ic k C on D et er.: 1 e:-reE y even' was dc tut ;.• NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • PENZANCE, APRIL 24. Arrived the Picton, MoLLA2D, frdm Lisbon for London. FALMOUTH, Al 11IL 44. Wind E, fresh breezes, ‘. ith frequent rain.—Ar rived the Grace, BLAKg, from Rio Janeiro, in 87 days, for Hamburgh. Sailed the Duke of Kent Packet, with mails for Lisbon. • PLYMOUTH. APRIL IS. Wind S.E.--Paused up Channel yesterday, the Pa ragon, Mit,Lea, from Calcutta for London, in five months and five days. • Sailed the Wear, Thom for Montreal, after having stopped her leak, which caused her to put in here. timiTsmourn, APRIL N. Wind S.E.—Yesterday sailed the Martha, DRIVER, from India for London. To-day no arrivals or sail ing'. The Fame, HARWOOD, is cleared from qua rantine, and will sail for Dunkirk the first fair wind. DEAL, APRIL 26. Wind S.—Yesterday came down from the River the Astell, CRESSWELL, for Bengal; Phcenix, WHITE, for ditto ; Wolfscove, STEPHENSON, for the Isle of France, and remain in the Downs ; and several other vessels, which have proceeded. And to-day arrived and sailed for the River the Dorsetshire, Tuntne, from China; Royal George, TIMMS, from ditto; Francis Ernest, Gaston, from Smyrna ; Dart, Gilles, from Tarragona.—Came down from the River the Levant, Itl.GtsioN, for Belfast ; Sylveria, CUNHA, for St. Michael's ; Swift, Ganctsort, for ditto ; Nereid, Nana., for Trinidad ; Union, CkltaT, for Quebec ; Monareit, DOUGLAS, for ditto ; Pxnest, BEATSON, for Africa ; the Antelope, BRYAU, for the Cape of Good Rope ; John and Isaac, --, for Gibraltar; William, LAIRD, for Rio Janeiro ; the Garthland, KISIOHT, for Quebec ; the Ceres, Ansi, for Baltimore ; the Nancy; STACEY, for Oporto ; and the Prevoyante‘ store ship, and sailed with -the Astell and Phenix East Indiamen, and the whole of the outward-bound, with light airs, and variable. DOVER; APRIL U. Sailed this day the Lady JaniJames, Captain HAY WARD ; and Lord Sidmouth, Captain PEAKS, for Calais; also the Lord Duncan packet, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. Arrived the Princess Aua, Captain J. BLAHS. from Calais, with Gene ral MACAUI,ZY. APR4I. 26.—Arrived last night the King George and Lord Duncan packets, from Calais ; also a French packet, with a Mail. Arrived this morning the Prin cess Charlotte packet, from Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. The brig which has been sunk off this port from Lubeck, with Corn for Liverpool, still re mains ; the lighters which have attempted to weigh her proving ineffectual, a buoy has been placed on her to guard vessels running against her, she lying quite in the passage for vessels going and coming into this Roadsted. Arrived off this port the Milton, THOMAS, from Batavia for Amsterdam, and makes report as follows: Sailed the 21st of December, in company with the Marmion, FoRD , for Amsterdam On .the sth of March, in lat. 6. 21. N. she was boarded by an Butt board of war, bound to St. Helena, having on a carriage and horses for BONAPARTE. RIGA, MARCH is. The Lavinia, WYLIE, of Kincardine, from Dantzic for Grangemouth, with wheat, was lost on the Bth inst. at Smeje, near Ystad—crew and materials, part of the cargo saved. • HULL, APRIL aS. Friday morning last, about foul o'clock, during a i heavy gale accompanied with snow, two vessels were lost at the entrance of the Humber, n ames unknown, and every person on board perished. One of them. supposed to he a coVier, was seen upon the Stony Binks, and the life-boat went off to endeavour to save the crew, but the wind blowing strong from the E. N. E. frustrated every attempt to come near. the wreck. The other was seen to strike upon the Main Land, a little to the northward of the Binks,l and instantly disappeared. From a quantity of broken pieces of earthenware which are strewed about tile coast, and some casks met with at sea,' supposed to be herring cask;, it is conjectured the latter is a vessel from Newcastle bound to Gibraltar. A pump was brought up yesterday belonging to the' former, bat without any mark on it. GP.P.ENOCX, APRIL e 3. Arrived yesterdays the American sloop Glenthcrri, l Svn,t.matt from New York, which she left on the 14th ult. 'Had a very rough passage. On the 1 , :0th., ult. saw a ship full of passengers, from Sligo, sup posed for British America, but it blowing fresa could not speak with her. The Mercator, RANKIN, was at Kingston, Jamaica, from hence, on the 19th of '26. and would sail for St. Domingo on the 27th. BEAUYIARIS, APRIL 25. The Diana, CLIFFORD, that was on the Sands, hs this morning been got off, with damage to both ves sel and cargo; the - latter consists of flour, hops, &c. The Henry, RICHARDSON, that was stranded on Red Warf Bay, is a complete wreck. CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 21 SIMS INITZILED IXWARDS.--Tke Eliza, Gray, from Rotter dam; Arbmith Catherine, Brahams, from Leer; \Vier Gebroe ben, Newland, frost 'Woman; Marshal Blucher, Cullen, from, Hamburgh ; Tonteryn, Clerks, from Amsterdam and Ceres, 'Schutz, from MemeL----Ourvetana—The Roy al Sovereign. Gibbs, for Rotterdam • Asia, Guest, for Elsincur and Pete rs- Math ; Commerce, B arton, for Halifax; and Hebe, Brunton, for Jamaica. --- Arrived off the Land's End, on the 23d April, the ship Moffatt, LEN, from Bengal: sailed the 19th No vember—from the Cape, 9th February. The follow ing are passengers on board : Mrs. and Miss Scutt, Mr. and Mrs. Bristow, Mrs. Lie s Um Goodlad, Miss Birnie, Captain J. B. Ridge, 21st Bengal Na. the Infantry ; Lieutenant Birnie, Bth ditto • Lieutenant Geoep Mart, Bengal European Regiment, Col. M. Kelly, 24th Beg* ment.—Left at the Cape fourteen children and to! servants On the 27th March, in lat. 20. 30. N. !mg. 39.40. the Moffatt spoke the Isabella Simpson, Youso, 56 days from Leath, bound to Jamaica. Saturday morning the Purser of the ROTAS G sown, Captain TIMMINS, landed at Lymington, with dis patches from China, with which he proceeded imme diately for London. The Royal. GEORGE arrived at St. Helena on the 18th, and sailed from thence on the 27th of February, leaving there his Majesty's ships CONQUERoIt . (Admiral FLAMPIX), PODARrails, MOSQUITO, and GRIFFON, the latter had just arrived from Ascension. BONAPARTE was reported to be in the same state of health as he had been for some months previous, still confining himself to the house, and refusing to see visitors: TILE ARMY. Monday detachments of the 61st, 68th, and 59th regiments embarked at Cowes on board the transport brig Prince Cobourg, for Jamaica, and sailed the fole lowing day. We last week mentioned an alteration about to take place among the troops in the neighbourhood, of Portsmouth. Their destinations are somewhat , altered, by a - sudden route being received for the 51st (Light Regiment), Colonel RICE, to march to Plymouth on the 4th of next month, instead of the Eighteenth Regiment. It seems understood that the following arrangements will now take place : The 18th (Royal Irish) to remain at Gosport ; the 21st (Royal North British Fusileers) to march iuto Portsmouth garrison ; the 15th to march into Itasca ; the 35th to march for Chichester and Brighton ; and the 51st to march for Plymouth, to occupy the quar ters of the 90th, who are now on their march trom that place for Chatham. It is, however, supposed, that the 35th may effectually embark with their Co lonel, the Duke of RICHMOND, for Canada, his Grace having been recently appointed Governor- General of the British Settlements in North Ame rica. The 38th Regiment. at Plymouth, has re ceived orders to embark for the Cape of Good Hope. The public feeling is strongly excited on the sub ject of the proposed regulation of Pensions to Offi cers Widows. With every regard to economy, the proposed rule of refusing to Widows all Pension, if they shall possess in any other way double the an nual suns allotted to the rank of the deceased hus-1 band, is a pitiful and merciless measure. The Widow 01 . a Captain is entitled to 50/. ; of a Lieutenant to 401. ; and of an Ensign to 361. a year. The whole charge upon the nation, for the sum of the Pensions actually paid to Widows of these three ranks, is unde 11,000/. per annum! Two stand of French colours, taken at the memo rable battle of Waterloo, are placed on each _ side of the tomb of FREDERICK the GREAT, in the Church at Potsdam, in Prussia. The Duke of YORK visited the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE, visited her ka.resex yesterday. ' The weather being remarkably mild yesterday, the QUEEN rode out in her chair in the gardens behind her Palace. Prince LEOPOLD had a long interview with the• PRINCE REGENT, on Saturday, at Carlton-house. His Royal Highness remained at Carlton-house about four hours. He afterwards visited the Duke and Duchess of YORK and the Duke and Duchess of CuuIBERLAND. In the evening his Royal Highness returned to Claremont. Friday the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER had a dinner and an evening party. Saturday was the birth-day of the truly amiable Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and which was celebrated with every mark of respect and attention. Friday the Duke of KENT went to Claremont, on a visit to Prince LEOPOLD. Yesterday Divine Service was performed at the Queen's Palace by the Rev. Dr. MADDEN, and at Carl ton-house, by the Rev. F. W. BLosierato and the Rev. Dr. STANIER CLARKE. The Doke and Duchess of GLottesseen attended iDivine Service yesterday at St. Georges Church, Hanover-square. . Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CuatBEi.LA ND, accompanied by Captain JONES, Madame DUROURO, land the Household, had Divir.e Service performed by Dr. CLARKE, the Duke of CUMBERLAND'S Chaplain, Fat their residence in St. James's Palace. The Duke and Duchess afterwards rode to Kew. A letter from Frankfort, quoted in the French journals, affirms, that a marriage is on the Lapis be tween the Duke of KENT and the Dowager Piincess of LINANGE.—We have every reason for believing that there is no truth whatever in the rumour. Wednesday next the Lotto MAYOR giv.,es a grand entertainment at the Mansion House, at which her MAJESTY and other Members of the Royal Family, together with a great number of distinguished fa sluonables, are to be present. One of the children of the LORD LIEUTENANT of IRELAND, a fine boy, six years old, died on Tuesday mottling last, at the Vice-Regal Lodge. Ilyda Park was yesterday crowded with rank and fashion. It was decidedly the fullest display the sea son has produced. The Duchess of RICHMOND and her daughters, the . LONSDALE and LOWTHER fami lies, the BEAUMONT family , the Du ke of BUCCLEUGH, hand the Bittonasi family, appeared for the first time in the ring. Fashion bore sovereign sway ; and the Parisian costume was carried to excess, except in one thing—the length of the pet! icon!, which has descended to the ancle ! Bonnets of Leghorn arc still in vogue. Dresses of grass-green silk were worn, and boots en .1111itC the latter laced on the sides, and fringed. Mostly all the Foreign Ministers, her Royal High rites the Princess Aueusra, the Duchesses of MARL BOROUGH, BEAUFORT, LEEDS, the Marchionesses of LANSDOWNE and Ur-Invite, the Countesses LiEvss and WARWICK, Lady ELLENBOROUGH, and Mr. and Mrs. COUTTS, (in a chariot and four) were present about five o'clock. The drive extended from Cum berland Gate to Piccadilly. Among the numerous equestrians were Lords GOWER, FITZHARRI3, 11,10LY HEUX, ROCKSAYAGE, Earl Seeeme, and Prince Es- TERHAZY. The Duke of YORK also passed through to Cumberland Gate on his favourite grey galloway. A tremendous storm of hail, rain, thunder, and lightning, was felt at Bexley, Hampstead, Harrow, &c. at half-past eleven o'clock last night. At one, its effects were felt at Dunstable, Recibouin, and Mar ket-street, where the hail-stones were so large as to break the Church windows, and do considerable da mage to the glass of several adjoining hot-houses. — At Hendon it blew down twelve large trees. Montreal Papers of the 6th ultimo say that on the 2d of March bills of indictment were found against Cuthbert Grant, Ale:am - le ,. Fraser, Thomas Mackay, and fourteen others, for the murder of Governor Szstete, and twenty others, near the Settlement of Red River, on the 19th of June, 1816. True bills were also found against a number of persons, as ac cesseries before and after the fact, and for pillaging al.d burning the settlements or. the Red River. THE AfARKETS. IFORWEICTIMIEM, MARK-LANE, APRIL !I. In consequence of the arrival of a contitierable quantity of Wheat from abroad, and having had a good supply from our own coast during last week and this morning, .the trade was exceedingly heavy to-day, and what few sales were made were at a re duction of full 4s. per quarter from last Monday's prices.—Fine Barley fully maintains the price of th;s day week, but such samples as are not fit for malting are 2s. per qr. cheaper.—Beans sold readi:y at an advance of 2s. per qr.—The Oat trade was heavy to day, and rather cheaper.—ln Peas and other articles there is little or no ion.—LC Ent it ENT PRICES: Small Beata s4s Les Tick ditto ..... 341 Wheat, Kest sad Ems . ..... 704 90s ffolk 704 90s Norbsik ...... ..... las 'B4s Osts, Potaae .« Us Sts --- Feed ISt IP.: Rye 46s 50$ Barley 4OB 56s N j o SOS 74s White Peas 44s 48s —.--.—, Boilers 52a Mei Grey Pen tea 52 AVERAGE PRICES of COI the Murat received In the vi Wheat I Bye. I Bariet. I s. d. a. d. s. 4. te) 8 SG 5 53 7 The Average Price of &mai, week ending the 112 d April, 18 Flour, per Sa,ck.... ..... TS% 444 Rapeseed, per Last £5O Wheat, Dantzic.........110. 10* Baltic Ilambro' or _ Bremea:Brabant red 75s 114 s LN in Engi nd and Wales, fro* , eek ending April IS, 191 S. Oats. Beans. Prase. s. d. w d. s. d. 3 55 6 37 9 from the returns in .4e la the 'B, is 495. 40. per cwt. SMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL f 7. To sink-the oval—per stoae et OW. Beef .... 6d to 4s 64 1 Wal ...... Od to 64 Od ?Almon id to 6s Od Pork Lamb 7s. Od. to 81 od. • Beasts 2:WO—Calves 160—Sbeep and Lunbs 1;,220 —Pip 280 HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. Hay £4 to 6ln I Straw .4:2 Ks to 13 lo Clocer S to 7 Os Ituvr.:n ... Os 001 tb Os An account of the total number of Sovereigns ald lialf-Sovereigns issued from the Bank of England The number of Sovereigns V.,275,708.—Thc number of Ilalf-Sovereign, 1485,247. Rear-Admiral Lord Asszttus B4UCLIRC is ap pointed Commander-ia-Chief and Governor of New foundland and its Dependencies. His Lords:iip has chosen P. C. ZE GEYT Esq. his Secretary. Licit& nant lioutraNr,Lieutenant to the late Adini:al Ptcxstone, is promoted to the rank of Commander. Lieutenants N. J. RIAD and. GasvEs, and Mr. A. Maarrs, Surgeon, and Mr. J. 11..ViT011, Assi.tatst, are appointed to the l'useross ; Lieutenant 1'4..1 xw• SER, BULWARK ; Lieut. A. H. WILSON, LIVERPUCL 'and Mr. FREDERICK, Midshipman, of the :Sir Erancis Drake, is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. Admiral Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL, K.C.B. assnmes the command at Portsmouth, on the 20th of next rnonth.—Lieutenant T. R. BItIUSTOIO2 is appointed Flag-Lieutenant. The DOTTERET., 18, Captain J. Goole, and the SAPPHO, 18, Captain Ptvienior., lately commis skirted at Chatham. go to the — St. Helena station: the former arrived at Portsmouth on Thursday. • • The FLY, 18, Captain BALown:, came into-Poet mouth harbour oa Wednesday, to be vetted. Thi SALISBURY, Captain H. Srzwortr, Kill be pai' off or 'the 4th of May. • Letters received from China state a eircomititno 'at rarieh intOrest. A serious mittinderstand'ult arisen between the Chinese authoritievanchhe traders, respecting reported smuggling by the coot. try ships. Bonds had been deo:An - Jed from the owners, which had been peremptorily refused. general search of. all British vessel's had been - threw tened. In consequence of this high language, Capt CLOVELL, of the Orlando frigate, had proceeded from Macao to Canton, accompanied by several merchants and supercargoes. A letter of the 13th instant from Genoa commu nicates the following information _relative to the new Tariff of Customs upon the Imports at that place r " The Covernmeu cf this State since the 21st of last mom. has established a new Tariff of Duties, which are considerabi) increased. Some articles pay for ecassumpticn duty, three, fo -' five, and even six times more than they formeriy paid. . Fos stance, woollen common cloths, up to the value of 41. p. per palm, of which 3 3-11114 make an English yard, us,: to, four sots duty the palm, end so on provcssively--thote wo: from 9!. to 101. the palm, paying 10 sole duty. lay vlrtre new Tariff, all woolen-cloths pay indiscriminately by flat at the rate of 4 francs 75 ca.:times per kilograme, equal to abt two English pounds weight. Tints a canes cloth, worth of 3s. 64. per yard, pays as much as one worth 3:s. per *yard. Cotton, white sad raw 'tuffs, pay 21. 20 e. per kilogram , ton printed, 3f. 45:. cotton woven with one or two obi 21. 74 e. cot:on embroidered, 61. nankeens, 1 f. 'At Formerly white catarics and cotton stuffs paid from 4 to 3 cent. ad valorem; now about 10 per cent. Printed goods about 5 per cert. now from 13 to 16 per cent. India long paid 31. 6s. per piece, now about 131. "the duty on sls t has been raked from V. to 151. 10s. and on other qua lit.ei iron, from it. 10s. to 31. I Ss. A letter of the 22d instant from Paris, says— , have every reason"to believe authentic the iuilcwi dribleals of the reparation of the sums determiLed by the Duke of WELLINGTON for the principal claiming Powers. It will be officially prir.ted bat the close of the week. The last conference oil most* important subject W 2 held on Monday Not merely the reclamations are included in the total, but the attendant expenses of the Allied trot until the month of October, at which petioci their parture is stipulated : Prussia - Austria - 1 I smburgh mplioas livrea. 25 to The Low emulates abd Holland 33 Twenty millions are likewise added in form of ci pensation to the Low Countries." ' In the Court of Kink's fler.ch, on Saturday ' Hesq Gorge and Willeam GiLrm were brough , to receive the judgment of the Court, hair.- convicted of a conspiracy to put i n fictitiorl: i s . a person in confinemert for debt. The prie,n 1-.. ~ already been six months in confinement, 3 , .:d Court now sentenced Gorge to a le - .:her irrp ment of 18 months, and (Titnon to I`2 months 'a House of CorrectiNt, Coldbath-fields. ted Coaouse's letseass-•--Oti l'rkt.y, an Inqumt NI ? S Ite.:.! Lond.n Hospital,. ore J. W. I:rrere, r eq . ~,1 t h e b. Dennis Reardon, ' -an W aft killed in • quarrel with a pa drunken perwei% urning home from ln Iriab wake, they had been drinking during the night. On their .r.turr to a state of intsication, a quarrel arose between the part !which the dezeakd rece;ved a tremendous bk to- ent h:s which caused his death. The Inquest Wit adjourned to a day, in Order to bring forward fields evidence, ju.d, if pc Ito locertain who it was that struck the deceased. . • . A V 1 1 ‘ ; ki . 4 . , 1 , ~ • ..> ,i; , I 11 ' i f ll l' !,t it , d , . • ,• , 1 . 1 . c , : i e . .e l 4 4 , . I 11'. iP . i I I t ' 1 1 : .il 1 • • 'isl i ! 1. , ' , 1 1 l k • r i f t t At t i i , ( IP ' . i • ,1 1 i ' d • 1 I i t rll • ! • , 1.. • . . IT 1 1 , 1 ' i t ' 4 P- I , '".. ! t r- k . ,).• ' e. • t f al m. 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