Star. — London, England, 1828-06-16 00:00:00

~~. DINNER TO LORD MELVILLE BY THE E4ST INDIA COMPANY: • Thursday a dinner was given. at the Albieis Tavern to Lord MaLvit.t.a. hy the East India Company. The CIiAIRAIAN-;oe to repose the health of their noble and distim.w.hed guest, the Right Honourable the Pre.idynt of the , rd of Controul. He then pro-• cede.] t' point nut the fitness ot Majesty'seelection in the 4ppoi li tmen , (4 the Noble •cl:—.one *he had for so bog a period presided over one of the most important branches of the State—he meant the administration of the naval affairs of this great COantry—than which de partment the Noble Lord could scarcely havebeen exer cised in a 'otters' better adapted to prepare him for thr arduous duties of that Office which he at pre-nit held in co»nesirn with the East lathe Company—(Cheers).— His Lord-hip had been so lon known in his public c apacity and for his public talents, that to eulogize' hum beime the preisent company would be a useless and supeifloous compliment, as *is doubt it must, in some d gree, offend the..delicate feelings of the Noble indi vidual himself—(Hear, hero). The Hon. Chaisman concluded by proposing =4 The health of the President or the Board of Controul," which was drank with en thustism. . -r Lord 111ILVIELE returned thanks in a brief and ener. getic speech. No one could,- he declared, feel mote setuibly than himself the honour which they had be stowed non him, and no one, he would assure them; could more highly appreciate that compliment, coming as it did from one cf the most influential bodies in the ./ kingdom— ( Hear. ) His Lordship c!eclared the pride , %hich Ititsliei..g • selected to fiil the head cf the eerari ; went over which hehad now the h'onour to preside made him fee. and•his highest gratification while in that situa tion should be, to ti -operate with the Directors of the Hoc. E•st Jrcdia Company. in giving effect to the result oi their .cielibtrations for advancing and promoting the interest_ot the oumerousmillions over whom their cone two], concurrently with that of the Csown, extended— (Cheei s) NOble Lord concluded• by agaie thank.' ihg the company for the honour they had done and drank all their health', alter which •he Wet down amid loud Applause. • - The Onetime"; again rose. 13e felt the utmost rev fidence:that the toast, tie was thee about to - propose was, one which, to the present Meeting. requited no. eulon: Om frost hialto.induce. the assembly .to drink it with a btrinplik.:. It:wet the health of a distinguished dual, who, at almost the eailiestperiod of his life, hip:, ender theempicesti bis noble and distinguished bro.. ther, eaaltrd, is the 'annals of Elise Indian, warfare, a name which had since been More illustriously dedicated to finnil ihthe annals of,Eitroper-(Cheers.) Need he say thit hi alludedo their illustrious guest, the Dukc of Wellington. ?- 7 -(Loud applause for some tune.) One who 14; throirithout, the: eventful . period, which had elapsed since his career lies India, ever preserve.l his ractoneorto the best interests of India, and Aeso' We Majestf to 'pipped' selected to fill the -bigheit station in ti)e.Etpiliti--41 station, teo, 4/11ich.tbe trees bet tiara: so wall quali6ed to adOlo-(Dear , )7-. Mier some further observation., the Chairman , COO.. chided - by proposing the health of his Grace the Duke of Wpflingtonlind Majestfi Minister sw-C . Retekt red with much cheeringly the compile, uPstadding.) - • • The Duke of WIILIGINGTON rose amid the cheers& which were sipeated for some tifne. and in eshort and bandeeme meaner raturoed his aiost.etitdiataod aitici thaotsior the honer which had been conferred uposh his collengees and bunion, in the manner their beak's: had bien.-prOposed by. the ,Chairmair, sad seoeiisf by 'the eninpany. : There was no body* person within the country from. whom a compliment Such coalcrbe paid them, to which they attached more irn portaneo-.-(Hear, hear ).--and he hoped they-shoulll by their cacti, to which atone they ivisbe.l,to refer as the' criterion ef.their conduct, cwttiaur to' deserve the nerd of their aor 0bat0.n.../Cheets); •'fhe•sisterests Ot iii4l4, ere tir too par mount a townie net to requireat their handotbe 11111200 t consideration, and he hoped, • henry's= tbey.eiser met s that approbation would be estended to therrtoleedlags and conduct—(Apphinte). '*-• The ONAIRMAN SUbbelpePtl7 proposed the healths of file Geosse Morrow, his Majesty!: Secretary of State for the Colonies, tbe . l4arquirof Graham, and the heahbs ofagtiOndisidualls pseinit; sato respettivtly returned tbiabt as Pan* iteicannounred, -betatneessa-and eleven siclock„the Chairman .and digintnidinevests departadi A • be .' • and Dachau vi OutpcitsFss gat i semiillineetwei finnerday, at Glwiroster-hosse. Pak free Ai* ariCamsaamos• ands mime perry et the Wellilityand Gantrp. The— Marquis Of P/IIiatILLII. nod snit* haws lett lar#M - fraf7llralneieisds, for the purpose of sat ithisis be - the almailWareini vessel, whirls hal hem engaged tt, sly Pqadis lir the conettaisee of General Sssimana apd lab" • • • Is to torttsgaL • "11/Loids of his &future's Most Honourable Prier Cniesu bad" a meeting on Saturday: morning at eleven eatiersei at the (*ten Ogee, Whitehall; the Lords rearm were. Marna of the Rolt.t. the Bight awe. Man &Attar. and Sic, Gisaas kom. The ease of the « East India :Company v.: Ma lenitive,' Was re.umed. The Soucrma Gaeta as,, and Xt. Swims Bonsuourr, were heard in * behalf of the Company.-- *r. Sergeant &anus was beardless behalf of the Respandeet. tine was followed by ldr. Dattilarta 'The. meet* was adjourned at four o'clock. AR/AIR of Honoua.—Last Thursday evening All* friends and relatives of Sir Jason Aso. v, Bart. and Capt. Catnip haying come to the knowledge that i nurtrdng was intwathill took* OE4 early the tollowing morning, in the vicinity of else.qtftrpir Polity in consequence of the late unhappy proceedings in therts of ,law, made an application to the Puttee Magistrates for heir artistante, which was instantly granted; warranty were. ugly Issued against both Gentlemen. and a party cf aims. mild constables proceeded to their different resident', lobate thiy witched the whole of the night; a party was alio dispatched to the appointed place of meeting, who remained in ambuscade. Al thtugh the meeting was prevented, the officers were unable tax.* prehend the parties; who, attended by a physician,tnet on Sat evening at Ofterley Park, when the Baronet fired, without rim, an which Captain GARTH discharged his pistol in the air a•• and here] the affair terminated for the present. The parties at one time had intended to have met at lioutislow Beath. to which plate Captain riaarif had dispatched a Sur geon,who waited all night, unconscious that the place of meeting had bees changed. Tut BnErr•ti Mu.eutt.—The new room de.tined to contain the extremely valuable Library collected by Crroana and given to the intim) by his present Ifiacirrr,is not yet finished. The delay in the removal of the books Imo this depositoty aris e s from an apprehension that the interior .of the building may rotlie perfectly uty. A premature transfer, many of them being Unique volatiles. in English poetry and history. and early typo. gr.l.liy, midst, in consequence of damp, totally destiny them. !toileAL td•ai v. evening the list gene re Meeting for this season of the Members of the Royal 1114 nation.. W held hi Albemarle-street, when Alr. FARRADAV delivered a most interesting Lecture to au overflowing audience. on the history and present state tat the 'Ebonies Tunnels Ile detailed the whole roceoa of the work lama the first occident In the Spring of last year, up to which time eight feet and a half was the average pro. Frew niade in a week; but selasequently, and up wide interruption of last January. it auv.nced at the rate of chive end a half fret only per week. The account of the escape of 3.1 r. Banast, jun. from Or irruption excited great interest. The esprtience now acquired l'Y the Engineer., from what has hitherto been done, leaves no tl/11111 to doubt ot the final beCteill of the undertaking. late skeletons of two out ot [tote hi.uses in Red Linn. Ptretit. w h ich were burnt on Saturday morning, tunibleu VOMik le.ter day evening. Great tears ate entertained fin the safety elf sonie of tot: inm whn ars rill tnitsinE. WA; . :gm! 1140.- wile) k oa :OW the yeti Wl'. iten• P. 4 4. it CO' CaE' greet. t va How i 8. eb 16 $ Aso , - !real ?now ied !;if e a nfi 'LOOM s Saks rd Ow T,I "" ot IP" tiro' BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSikIATION. Saturday an Adjourned Meeting of..this'AsmiLitUt 'was he' dat the F. remaponse Wain 1 tad •SroUß.Mil I a the chair. feW Colieivlttions horn he Noble 'C Ott Mall, respecting the proptirty nt hay.iit meeting , whule ttpo%t rat •14 e • Enpiilh Caktiolic Gentirmendvem out town,.the following Resohitioto came ullsiny Ois cu,sion : " The committee is it'pointed io traniict all Mishit's* &thing to theopurpo.es for which the A4‘ociatinti constituted." • Mr. MUTHT proliose4 that there should be - added to 014 Resolution. *la. - - - • •• A total; tinqualified, unconditional repeal of all laws, imptildpg Sin*, penalties-, and disabilities upon Roman Catholics." r in the court.e of the debate upon this Amendment, a - great detal of cenv4rsaTon•tottk place relative to the sectititit,+• who the '7:nth:theft might•he required to give. require.. The Ildn. blr. PICTIIt. Mr. Ti CARY, and seieral other Gentlints% . were of opinion that it would be better to givi such secufities as might be required, in order that some conctuion.ntigbt be itained. Mr. MURTMT, Mr. O'Gsane, and others, took an oppOsite view of the subject, and contended that • under Do oonsidetpaion ottlibt /enmities to he given. . }Jr. Museey's Amendment was finally lost by a Inspirit . y of 37 to IS. The other Resolutions, with some verbal alters4osis, were then -grew! Co, and the meeting separated. :~ MEDICO- BO TAN IC AL SOCIETY; A numerous meeting of this Society took place at the Comatittee li.noms on Friday evening; • Sir ; B. Holt-. mouse in the Chair. Alter the usual intrOductory busi: ness, his Excellency. Baron Hustsowt, and the . Rev. Mr. Jimr, tutor to Prince GaORGI, 'Were introduced,. ..and took their seats as Fellows-of the Society.• • Mr. Yi SY, t*4 Sectetary, I CACI a COMMUOkitiaa frOM t he Right Him. Kobett Peel,.which ttsted, that he had' Lid the Ilociety's application, soliciting hii Mtiesty's' g' Arenas pationagc, befote the King, and that hib Jest) , felt much pleasure in beComing the pAttim of so usetul an Ilistitut.on. The CHAIRMAN said, that he stood' proxy for the Iligt.t Hon: the Earl of Stanhope on the piesent.ncca. soon. He had a motion t i make, which came directly . irom that N inleman, rig. that the S .citty d» pre.ent humble and &On' Address to 'his '2 , lajett.y, ter, his Majesty's gr, cunt, cundescen,ion in becourilet-eit .Pation. An Addrt ss was prepared itienrdingly. s *Mr: Pewit shored, (hat ail inimedisteballovfor Mr; Piel should take place,' in testiniony.pf..the ,S Aiety:s. beatitude to tbeltight.linn. Gentleman. ant the primip iiiirde with- which the SucietY7s _4'p 11Cation had 'teen . fald 'before his' Majesty H 4 51 r. kaki; 44s 'then haltiifletll644iiffilsiticinnittsly ei ncte d. • . • • "XI • ea. Mr. Tr:HM*3* read a cotottsmnicttt+sp4s o . the of Bavaria; aisnotunnise -31ajesty:sjitrasept 0.7330 !pet:ignites of rare lavikvialtsprants....A Tenet Yisini.fige' ph Van. E . -% Secretary to the pls( 1;46 etiMpiinyigieing 'the Society. leavb us in:pert-the Orinfil'orviterfseilisms at all times, - end Ctmthntneetingrdiw - CoMpany'a.grant of 411 . displieites it :rental*. war -Ott 15 1 4 11 t f'effr , - thlbe -144.01, as..l l ft / 111) r illiocock, , -ine a valuatiln. anil:eiteitsive of *tub American plias . ; and io i r. , foris 'tensive t , Herbarium, vrbiCA= - .ll4diritetihreal-:tar'• Mittsa 'M pity w dinner an 2i patiVidirsattfiall2 trigrriCiarT ''thcalirsT•i-404. 13 4A - 4 1 1 1111 QWK. g.=q. Whisburyanuare. for oparacds.nf (sun:. Isssminent L s iodou weiresser, aher. making .a rerYluitkliodie prissoae far Isis 204 h *lend 164001/1. to tfusteee,let: psi' Spooreizthe ibterest fhoteuf bolas .diseributaL.sonsally letieneslailumkaasosigsh the Paso*"fielioolMasteri of the akimbo of abordisillOkinif; and Illersy: • Tata ihiratioriNrin Mettassr *isiormirolablolvelt4Liastgo. of society by about 40Liier• anms3i. , . e The remain' of the 'DI :t qssiskii firanigrirtioribt s igru died at Dresden's:in' the t4Eft'sili:- left- fi.iiii4ifirtWiYi tor tbe family burial. plate 4t castle AiblaYiNilthept*.i tonshire:-. The , mouriful7precesiitos was 4Prea.t...hy. a tininermserraln-of Noblessewrio4oootietatirtstr;"Sti, ' The nest - At'a wild - dock,Jeo limit in If,' oas last .fiiceieratl - fr4iireirt4i!tfoittifiTerhitT, We- *weep thefoiks of a tree.in . SteireilitrigilFlPOtAtteseli cif the Right -Honeifnrd - R0t04..' In Prussia there. exist .4hat roan-termed. Schools. having nn Tb ;tatc.tiori avio hiZ 'scholars. and Mrs classical (iirtliture„.eitiblishei himself in all the houses of a village auccessivily; shirrs be affords instruction; and his stat-ii &Wilke& Wyrthe inunlier of persons be is called upon to insteucettnder each run', a week being the allotted. term for each chi'. Captain states, that on the spot Whet? he coed his- winter' quarters-on his last eipedition,lie oh „served that the Magnetic he.ore chint.ted 'whenever he appreached it in a dress of 'water -pieof anti:4;4lolo it -resuained stationary when any statue - party,approached itinuheer• ordinary clothtu: • C..!tittiltut BISTIROD per nutstivan...— * When a .dchf9kr• re (l3le3 pltyabOrtt in Chitkil,lbecteditor, as 'a listleiMuce; threatens sad carry off the door of his'hanse - on ales fir:i Jay of the year. This is accounted the greatest.misfowi tone that could happen, -as in - thatsease these .wcusiti be, no obstrection to theentrance *Levi; 1 : 0 avoid this consenunation, a debtor not unfiesplentfy:Oili fire. 'to his haute emthe last.night.sif the.yeair.: At, kla wildge,- near .C.beshUm, on:Monday' list, Miss- ChaiforteLeathetland.a . snsait'brigliteyed yooilegitisTik .aged 17, was united in the hslY"tilintliiot wealoc-k ta•Mr . ,Fonanur4 Hearn, wed 90, also rile-of thentidoMiciled 'perstans called gipsies. The spackling eyes-of •-Mass •Lea. Oberland had bLup inch a flame in, the heart of - ftarn, ithat with the yang gipsi's consent. he had fot : sOrdelinse Oren s ekiag aciergyanan who would marry but Isis is t having' pined a domicile •in any „Oafish*. bad .hitherto presented an insupealtleobstatlito the temple= 'tion of his wishes:, To °remould this diffietilly,th'eteng of themselves and friemikwere pitched: on a cOttigi!in is the parish.and the authorities of the place were propitiated to let th-m stay thenecessary 40 days; by solemn essur: Alice that no geese, ducks, cfr insets, - alit:dad . belerssing dot ing that time, neither should the hedges fie Theterm of probatiOn expired withnutAspledge-liiving been broken, and the haPpy pairtie& then proceeded to Hawtidge canich r pieceded•by *minty fellow-plef a fiddle, and followed by, about folly gipsies walking: in procession. The marriage ceremony gone:iiitii4ll: the Rev. Mr. Owen, the officiating Minister, readsithein a present of somelegs of muttonra tewhottles.ntiwine. bottle of brandy, droned upyrardrof Si. wavvollecled 'in cash for them. These 'seasc,Mable - preknts 'ibwriased tieir hilarity tenfold ; the bearers cif-thelegs of:Mution pined the' fiddler, and fiddled away as nierrily.as.d . ci he. A Mere refined party may often be met with, but seldom a happier. The utxrdaYthe whole troop . camped from the spot, bag and baggage..--/hicks Gaz. 'I he Rice Coarse; or.Travelling in Fine 'Weather, - is' often sutivetstre of comfort its the skin and complexion, sustaining. injuries from the heat of the sun, or overwhelming clouds.olditut• to oppose these innovations, the most Infallible specific. is, It9w , s yarn's KA LT Dos, which immediately affords soothing relivEin.earres of tan-parched skin. sun burn; !gingen( Wheats or any 'Miamian.. uon, producing a delightful and pleasing coolsiessetruly colofuttobk and refreshing; it also removes freckles pimples, spots, and SID c utaneous eruptions; and thus prevents :hose disorders lch dls organize the beauty 'nf the femalt cautnenance. • Lt . imparts a luxuriant and matchless beauty to the complexion; affordi Is misfil ing relief to Ladies titirsing their offspring. .To .oentlemen, after shaving, it allays the kritatiou sad atuartiogt,pain, and renders the skin smooth and pleasant. • I Tag DEATH OF LORD MOUNT SANDFORD. • 4-• • • 'w 0 in w 1 .• 14D8OR A 111) It.oll exentle - rott4ikr*tiark• yqtrog,,Ekbl9ll•trkal!titf.i . A.4llP,eaoli,hqteilt,p• otte. - liod..tsto .rtnt . i.drtrtit, the peeUti:otial , etrbir*lilV2Ci/Ten"P'" i f acre ni it. t htlift• be viewed ' wish feelings iteep• re= filet by weir. it►liiihitant of Windint ;`whelk-r=itiollif be bad, fn thejoath of IheAreeers:ed—frtr Lord 11ltant. Sandford map, we beliesat;*/*S Pin of„,l'Si..T-'° the .violent imanner3n . which he met his deatfj, Of to the d'' ; g • riotoo, state of thetovin,Latpitt.ottt .4 the ihr pable 'negligetice-Of4he hitli• last cit'cUrirl' strike the 1441 oitorrence may illionlidefed as dirialj • atrilblitable - .• Ann the degree in ivhich•bis Lordship p ticipated in tke affray, ' which, took place in High-street, or is to the culpability of Brinkletr; the man now in'ens todly; charged with the isaauti, - !AO should' herein:able in hatvrdirtean• opinion. 'lt iiaity be r ated, however, that the affray did not originate; as has been generally reported, out of a. gambling•house.ji`Teite. It wilt e petCeived from the evidence of the witness Tahoe, at the Town Hall on Tintisday, „that the greatest violence was used on thy psi it of, Brinkitt• towards the deceased_; but whether thatlrittlencewas pteiirofced of justified by the conduct of ibe young Nobleman' hai not qet - transpiied. There eilits e vie bri , eve, little or no-doubt that all the patties engaged were, more or less, influenced by excitement product,d by drink.= We understand : that a short time previous to the la- ) mentable dcautrence the ‘4:esoid had . 4110 into the . Cirifee•roimo thaTerlt; • lan, where he met With'Col. Graf, with whoto he enteiedjittn COnerrsattein. it si - pealed fromitir Lordship's ob•ervailoos, that.in the course Of thikeveaitig he.hed visited pow .1 0 e ga m in g tables ip the triwo,-and lost to a large an ;oust, as be declated th'it he ails fairry-ttitined ins ;,itnctliail not a' shilling left to pay for a ~ gbiart thready and watte.ll:, made ;inquiiies..alter.,a friend. who be said he reared' •Would_get into nii•clitef ; And he l. ft the Cofrei•-!pim, accompanied by Colonel G'raY, with 'the itiautioia of seeking his friend. • • '•••' : The wooly proprietor of the Castle Inn, - fro m the Inorbent'of the dece.sed'S being brolight to his houie do Friday week, up to the period of bisdiisolutioo, evinced the most anxious solicitude for the unfortunate Noble- Man's recovery,. opal afforded every accommodation nd assistance that the distressing case would adn"lit. of. His LiildShip i r servant', too, throughout his ilkesi,, shOwed the shnielioll y legard for their. silister,.. hOin they • • 'mi . :4o 7 lN high*, terms' of . . , • ooptiSaerlford, was 'an jrish..l.larori;- the - second • • .title,htivincsucceedicl,§is uncle, the late Lord, hole title wigs one of the mini creatiotirthatinrung Great Britain with the" shier king 7 af• . Thididetrei.l Of tfielletr; William SibcifoYeLttrai daughtec:of the Right.Honourable John. Ofilproprocasole t; Meat, ip.tho,icoonte of ,Linurrick. -• .- . P91 1 415E11"5. I.NIVES I 7 I. • • nett irt'aieWthe bairns' Ifir i e ONlMkithif irolessional Gentlemen who resided •in the metropolis 04r.. - Bro4ie, • and Dr. mte'r to-14;porwility of , giviing ittlinPyr - gietiolislir their return "rekoisb' l hiiirthertiVitirtlfithitants ifiet" .Itha• elbstiollallawdzie. :hcitirA":ll4,lthi*bliiiirttchorsetr 1 1. fa wan. the y accompanied - the Coroner to •the Carle . Ann e to view the body olltsronfortmatedeceastd. Op dietilitfaii - to ..•I• ?t: Aler- l i:o7lteillyourteittr;lVocaarrieor ,and &pored-. is' fbso, ol l , ;'4- ?era cs . .0 1 144 4 4' :Inorniwg' . the . 6 th, **outs eireskarlirci:ctlnelt;to attend a gentle s , tqap2at j 4. trlttle hAtl'illet ,With an, acerdent. adt 4114,4 tr rifliiiiiaydiiiiderstoind 14 be Los d' 1 1 / 4 1citir:t hiltordrlittilielitilkiii:fitiv l 'AVIA T found that he had a lacerated •wonnd 'on•ltielatteh putt 44icitef*:;4 4 04falseli••,the,sr.rbed„•iblibtdilv5iy.s.j! , nd, lotAitxoited),4!! . .o4 !ird's ; ,l i yisite lth il ooga in on the symptoms Of cdri; {ins afterward! iterselft4tiiethltatales;dihiih c comiitiled vtith mote Or le .s+ virulence until his death,ii:hich thok place in my provinee at about half-past oce.o'clock thitmonrning. I attended ibisi--9rBMltAishz-Mr.lyodie. and De: Hare, and opened .the tve l td thecleceasede we round no fracture or any tnidig . 4one to the:Aftill bone; on (h* interior 44' lifeCerebelltailikettibititici'Ot the brain lein.lactirAted 'e eat t - plisees; 'add about a"drachur of Ailbodivravexttaascated ; itt (he neighbourhood of each oft hit laXeratioos arena half an ounce to an ounce, of . eatratvasfej'; on • the lower surface .ot 'the . lir}t' oat lobe the cirebfum, between it Ind the iiatrr; die . ventricles 'atilt; btaio"coritaitred about' gn ounce f of . turbid sawn; - The Otegibfaves, coveting" - the cer&ellant and medulla oblongata bore /narks of a .high degree of inflammation, and lymph, serum, and a tonsil quAtity . of pus were effused on their surface. I no . doubt that the deceased died in consequence of iftWinjury done cache head in the - manner described. • The'Foremao of the Jary asked whether, at the time 'he. was called in, the deceased was sensible? . was sensible; that is, so far eta. a •Epte OfexCi!ement, occasioned by'the conlusicm of - the a c eiie he had 'wiintised and the effects of the Wound: Wine, he thought, 'might lia•te bad' . soaiie•t thing .7.1,c10 with Cursing it; ••••• ••••Fotenian'ai,Pidhe at am dine give any . account .aci what bric) occurred? .• • . ;•,,IVI‘ did trot think* necessary,,al X Pro- - • I`7essierlialnuto; io rittai upon that sisbject. Indefidif Virritlil have heen'ttighly injudick)tis;•as having a iftbi iirtict:;6,itschse excitement. - • • - .7. ; ,It having heeen stared that Mr. Brodie and Di, Hare bad already i left'W.iioun Mr. Swarth'. said, that Inquest ntost - ntaceoritilf, laepautiope ! l, in titiee'tO alloti time for their attendarics, padlleaday. tibia witnesses 4,trneag. them Laid. Hawke) now intondon moved bbl pf*ni.; The:laq4o l C buniadeordiaily adjourned until-OistePcltfek ott - •.• • . • -..;:,„6„;._ • : . A• ittorday an. toque*: era" , held on the bOdy.ofjc.-• got h t* En: at libttettlgia who..died • on Tuesday.,.;in consequence of injuries which he received by the oven tpriiing Of his phaeton, in descending theta) near St. Albans." Tile.diViebed . hadjust come into the posses • 'very large. property. having . but a few days , btfore•the=accident attained, t ie• age of O. . • a .Thonpos Cay, F. 9. of liardislak, In Suffolk, state d, that on Wed. tiesday, the 20th day 01 May last, be, accompanie d by the deceieed and. Dlr. Stephenson, started from the stables of the fauer;inthe Edgetvire'road, in a . pliatpson,lor Sr.. Alban's; from -whence they proceeded to' a Otte adjacent, called No.niates.land, to see a fight. —Whiting the returned to St. Albans, where they had eisit'ikkeshTalst • at, one of the inns. They afterwards pro. esed,edtifistAim: antilbsaing A steep hill, called Holywdlisill.'” 'discoid air else - To/If ord'ery were given to . the postilion to go at i slow itace?these he ;ieglicted, and continued tp chi ve.tretnendoilvhs A nd . °R!ca rnin * to ekle•boflent of this hill, and while passing a; gig. !th'ejihaetcin was upset, and they were all thrown out. Norte 1 '. them. escaped-euninjured ; hot the deceased,' Wittig on 'his head s Ind the most severe shock, and received a dangeroutt vow. 'Onion over the left eye. Though in a state of iusenrihdafT, bit ;got-bn his legs, but almulLimineditalx again tell, from weakneis. wassubnquentiy. -removed ..to .bis, own resideoce, where;his I body.now a lies.. Do qsritinflaly lit got wpm, aniVeitoiessinf k greos,poin ;atop rherikr On his irribit,:ggiftei' Vern tiint of Ms dearp,ainsti-moat place on Nrots:aPleiri hie** tenehdri.ly avid ' by Eit 4itFy cp?e . : 2, Valuvti _ A. " ceidentaf Death." ;• 7 • . . . • . ~. 'otter , Rll~' . COURT OF KING'S BENCII - 7 .. • % 7 r wilt+ K 1; TAT 1 1 11904.1 r.. their rit .4;2.:oii,ferta icutd .4 the t; 4insers. Itiquija . 4:; ken; at bride t. Waliclasts.tqataim,... War. 4 1 ,014 •Tr i diss.t s r o l arD avid steie slam t.snalely 6 / ..0 . ,0 1 ,i1tn g tlnitiortick Tbittfe. gicitjas' 4 . 4 ettenteria . pplicatitka *me, that ) id - Wern held bettor the C4iisbnce Deputy,-atulthele4llt . spas She Isiifeknre-stf the Isdif.!..* hag 'and materials as a . denclainft and tosifielishat . ttw. -". I...oisitinn itself ennt.tinesksitntratinfaysnattleS. The Ctoideliameti Weistit to hilinep . 7. • • - SUPPLY OF WATEIVTO THE METROPOLIS: ~: TharsdAY i *Geperid . Meeting' of the Sharehnhlers• in'the Grand lunctiiiinVater Was was hi, aL their . Office, iu Brobl-iteept s GrOlvenor-square; W M. CLAY; E q. in the Chitin The Repo rt of the Directors sub m itted:‘ the • holders"i plan far' procuring a supply.of 'good %%Or the metropolis. The plan was in substance this:.-The estate of Barnes Rims (comprising the penlnsula diately op:positi to'the Hammersmith Midge) furnieflyi7 o the property d hfr. Hoare, and purchased, from lia? •• the Haminersmith Bridge Copeaty, - ,, has been rew'liL by them for the sum of 36,000ktermi•now belongs: to". :.v, the Middlesm Water Company. lie idea is, that 'aft ;•• • the fliimpaaies wI ft tovi 'get' theli.* seiner froth . :ll*. - ; . shall ufke,..#l4 form ist',iiphense reservoii 04 that e tate. thrp coosey th water ~hy"their tespeciSvg..; pipes to the vrells thms:retsgines, itOIP IbenCe ( t.o.he - • 'di,tributed in the mithuerls at present.. Theente •Wai described to be veirlidge,Vith room for theitiost.c4t:•' does reservoirs, or.Oin'frir filtering reservoir..., thenid.3 ; • • die public he►eafter become SQ ;Pee as ro requi:te pipes will pass holm the reservoir to the KeXls undet i tW • bed of the river. the•water is considered robe f . the reach of the tide which-is contaminated 4 . , kb any . • `the London filth; 'noise .of the wales , •from ties said, reaches so high is'Hirtfi.Ber4mitfl,"atiefhill „ rise by the tide there is suppoiediciih einerely.th.e..epcst-z -% mutation of the water from the pere. i rptingjithivr; necessary, hOwever,•the *Piet might be Inciiighs4y. • pipes, or an achiedtict l from Bichiimipd, tb supple ‘ reservoir., This plan the Directors eirircted "1 ; it ought, if carried iitte•nomptetrexecntiott, fully teti4; ;' e Pobltc. -‘. - • • The COmpeeteel.iiave - bid - ode intervieer strtlOZ, Peel, and he' idi s ised Ilittoz7tri do soniethi,n4 t istiyort; the public, sted.piOtilit.CheleilessitT '9f for 'Company: ThiSedieMewaphrought lerward in: ,r • -ashy to tl4 recomineollitirrit.'itid'the.plaii met ratithilteitT approbation thetharebOldW,.Thanks : wire•iriti f il* , !:t the ChairmaiwielvO the theetitii.lepirated. ;., • • ••v• •.- •• ...-. . t. " 4 :: r.) NO Pft .f va ' " • - . vsAratteteit, i • • ...: . . t.. . ,..„ :• • ,:. ... ....-, . ~ . .-4 1 • ..t :._ -, .-_,- e- ..! ..;". • conlianctriArms t At! We wire.largely. Ilsiprbitt . ertigibil ,Grain, together:With :4 - 0169 .meki market to beelefeedingly dull ••" entirely confine ,thet lotrthnesk supported the iirle!f bpililii day 'limited. Barley:l4%o6# rile, 1 • Mikes 345. per tptaYle.,,. Means I air, but not ... - 3Gets keep ta,.tkeirriihe, I'liave been et " ' t'll Other articles el i o ecl ely.. wheat, Kent ii: . : O • Ps 1 Pen:Pt./ 8 414 011 44*.,..,.. ? - ' 4 •,, ; ,. 7 44. !St,* ga ll il • Norfolk. *Sr siptA; • - . .. ;iv Aye itts Sus • • ;,, nag. - - - - -.;;:: Oa lee - Bark, AQ11.0.....4; 1.0,- : •• . ta.,421 14s ~ :i ..4 " . Itilat 54. Si. . 4 4 1 11 . . f .t. '''. iii!ittaf 20. •, aii i s r fk • r ‘ 23.1jet it7V011t ic5e : 41511 .4 "1784;1144.-4. :..!::74:1-: 44rlack, ' - lihreign Ditto . .....L . ,4..,,; 11,111 • rliy., 3 / 4 1eitfifii.f.k 1,69 1)D. Figells •-• • d:::?"1,-4: • ' 2 ii : Om lash ', .- .1. a . lif4z, • • N . •Asit,,,,. 0at 5 •..,,,,........c, • lar •Inglish' - ,. ! . i -. i ' 1106) . -. • ' ' liirtHnlCLD In the . 001.1'itedi-thereis! 'Young Stets; Ste: 'Whig atlas: mined, its p' ism, tht-liroast yowl . 6d. per stone. . Yeakis rather . • .veutag Calves does slut , AID iudiffercot sal,: et St. fol., Airy:fed Aikerli. • li Lamb t dm best young • Maas does not. . Semi 2,311 —Sheep 21,17,0- 7 Pigs:•l4o T -Cahres igg Bret, per stont, 36. Od. to 46. 41.' b1iett600...34.466‘440.4* *kV.. Veal, 3s. 6d to ss. od. Pork, Ss. 44 to Si. Od. Lamb. ea.:6*ln - is. od. ;Oat per load, ,3 10s. to •6£4 162. Chaverolktftgaslo/ sti 10s. -aerate, .41 10s. to £1 -16 a., --, ;.. ~ . 1 1411AMt..t . i . -.• 7. .. LIVERPOOL. Ord' pi., .'."•',l , ...,.llo;•ittgist M- Cortoss.:l.lmiii . port th is week is 26.337 bags, ant , ill*alligiolo 19,010 lesis, .01 Which 1,500 have Seen iakk by speeurMalleiNslM 9 list quat4%6l. The public ial yesterday were noeWllllll4eildkit • and ma the eilisiethere was a decline on Sea Islanda'nr-41gVerillia: the laie'.publie sale. Advice. fiom . New Yolk,. if 'l4olt •• lil a ', continue the rotation of Premium •of Exthinge ii<Vtlt i I quote Uplaitis 9j to 11 e, which on 7di May had &eh.. ' • 11 to 10F., • • • 1 . :- : ,z• 1- ,•:.: rs.• .; ...it.e.9' Seaga a'i.4Therellas b. 40 '.s said 4emand fart,lantatlill 4. 5ug.r,...;anaci.,.,..tb., 490. b.!e bees dispo s ed. b. U.. :steady paiiesr 1F9?,0 Siljirfp to tbe large imports'frem the kleurki<w, kleurkies,base been sipio ne .. . 1 1, ' few bags' of gait Taal; ' have.beela tgitivilf 71.• 41_75*. ere has been a tair deigiliii id :Rum; 104.•jartPuilli4 0, hOrtWen bid at 3s. id. to• 41. T4Lidirlik StrOarhakiage...... Z•,, , . . .• • ' . r araillriAWAlo4ll4 flalle .in 'Butters this week fi as band ' eery linti4o2,-Theireig . ire 'been about COO firkins. •In •Di 4 ' r e tk.ggii.ltacata l WWI done ;. prices remain steady. , -...... ..„ .1 * grvilest Prg,etd.ki!‘ ohereliV . oeit; ~in 4ibince : &Atli .at mg, and: flyiPg conscioui- men 'Mill to Tottenham, basbern.projected. svbi h sotendettfo . - pass marl° Herniey Wood Hoak. cress theloatt:so Hertford °and lianger.s,lane,, ;sad ,possie 'Out, iteitr - Vie Seven Sisters at lotteoh i ons. ~. _,..... . , . ‘.1. 7 . To piesetve thitAissis. in its pastibe ' beauty: sfols: tainment of selenca;land alerlts universal attention. ' Mr AIM ' *Scaclusis-dissoyery . fir preventing-the Bale thning ogov ellinoing • ca, .aoll'ptilducloilt luxuriant grosakis Rows.aisain s.4cis.g.is - On. the Ort&d.isd'fisttishie. The Oil is ptshvoneeptitaugenittil hberialikiablntiditeengtlieniug, 'and preseriing thy Ibie,ln al/diinaiss ania 'woos, undering it cinScand glossy ; in shon, Odin* air car tquithe beauty it, the Hair. of b4ks, Gentleineits;; AO ebittletto. To: 4intil Its niabildid virtuei, and: enumerate the sassiannolidit,„of its peseo superiority Over other preparation% oratisiiii= bults,irtilbl fill rho, puma. it volume. To prevent in Ifs, li.sold, Inclosed with. , a pamphlet on the . ISW; is 1 tp . Aped qa the ounitlantilled, ' NA. litroutinisrmilo* Aw, Wiej4i." . . k. • .• 'eV - ' • • ERMa , / ';;It •~ti' • a ~t : . ~~.. f: • t:,-.•P•r" ' 77 • • The Marquis el . tioo bite - kit:posed, of the gi iwortios of Isis West • coperty. end invested the pr istitinov ttsets Of . li Wale •co kott's . • .Vn eng Atlftst "reek at * the.new . 61 anethattißtoe s T' • 'ft* Reilly crenpirg4, the workmen obagserd)itet u hArbitilt its the wilktutd leatelo 1 , trng-on the itwas: . **Otty:to, , • ,": • ti• 411 order ti plate 'that , PlYe of' tl;te .14ded .his • hafic took g, arid, piit it citber pert ocsbi ai,kms to di,' .tire bud .left jht -ne4 as•sood found hei liberty, bit-sbortitreterp,ed, resuming fit situatio~inuisd till sbe bad 7'. bed her your brought Aim . up. _ Ai; are daily seen about atitong the workmen, in t pparent con ness.oinietif•-"fif*Rsh#i:Ch • - A new linen/. toad :tram. HolibWay, eoMnieni the termination,of Ole-;;cest-road :from Camden *Alit tittXlt, ohnis i lV . ' l ." ` : .: iiiiti.ibe 4 1lfiag,iifitta all kinds of . . aelts of Vitior, -whiclr 4 itilifid Oar. i this bitifitilbi f : bit as the Alleiltle" 22,.. ito sttifiditiltWbeats, t • " • week, f aid 'lite sales wet but bises.'itiitting sam 1 . itt` i and Vairtiflisoib k %OIL_ Eli op AO ,ftle, 'yet veryliiiielikar rticles'iTereld-po altettattlkl l lll•M'A 7, ... • • Pems:clirei —r-- • 4is 4.56 . " 44°14 f .. ... Algt Asattli, alanau 424 4.1 a • ~it-Zl l. , . 4 .- 402 41*- ‘4l/3 lOa - • lac Ms rhs 5 „,...c,,•,„ n • r-a el. ea. •• :7"."--1 ••if‘M.,,,,_ Liar k s ft• S AI S W" :4 I ") . 7 I"rfr..., Cr, 22. per teti4": ; xtoigs LAsT i itsrp: . • i gh tvtia .519 I Iri:pitir - % . •i" • ; ,171, -- • . ii % ,624 DitiO • ft r• ' • . . ,110 I Peas, Is . 44. il i p,X), ...Dittfa,ytriso id!' - I OA . .1 - 14 • liiikrilv i•lodr, sacks s 4 - A tancriCaii:irrls 1. 1 , , D IVI A Ritlgklbsit 16. • •t;4,1 1 I all iiilliteitiftWlliote .ki Way, *P c 4: tce45...40.-pet*itties.44lll4ol .....: uog Devoe Julue quoted dr 4 ' , Ir. • ifierhiavrobleoind the pricire: :. • eiceell 4s.kideto Si. per stoos;15; 'ss. 6ilJ pdraocklii: for the hats4o, • Wl- rib there is notisiob of siortiosevoijimst• • mot . sassed 16.1 i.. to 6s. pea #010164%, .:. 1 k. R • P. 1 pc 4E; ►' I. Or! dd I.•.• 1.11.1? 'PP : * Nei ' raf., irc R -r• I 0: