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~. rniti; EvE - .INtl wrAft: LONDON. -i..- , - , SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 18 95 . STOCK EXC:IIANOE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. *Consols opened this morning 'at 91/ 1 for the Account, since . which they have been buyers at 911, but there is not much doing as. yet. In the Foteign Market - everything is hurt:MO g. except Equi- I table Shares, which are at par, to 1 diseocnt, owing to the Bill having been thrown out last night. Spanish is going down. It has been done at It 1. (- I n ' tn . mee t .. New Spanish 174. Old Spanish 224 1, RusAar 96 to 4, 'Mexicali 771, Austrian 981 99, Cbilian 831. Brazilian &rip a 4 disc. 'Mexican Scrip 24 disc. New French Itentes about 76. litt.e doing; Greek Scrip 11 104 disc. Danish Scrip 51 i disc. I cit. OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. , Bank Stock 232 1 / 2 233 3 per Cent. lied. 90% 91 3 per Cent. Cons. Shut. 3i per Cent. Red. 98% 14 3 4 4 per Cent. New Shut. India Stock Shut. India Bonds :7.2 56 £l,OOO Excl.eq. litlla 32 35 £5OO ditto 32 35 £lOO and £2OO ditto 32 37 Bank for Acct. 233 1 4 Cons. for Acct. 91 3 / 4 34 FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Austrian Bda 5 p Ct. Mex. Scrip tBxs, 24 dis. . Ditto AceL Ditto Acct. 24 11 2/ 2 dis. 131nailien Bonds Neapolitan Bonds, 1824, DittoSctip, .52 Ct. 1825, Peruv.Bonds, 6 per Ct. 75 Ditto Acct. Ditto Aect. Buenos Ayres Bonds . Ditto Scrip, 1825, 6p C 3 dis Ditto Acct. Ditto Acct. cl dis ( hihati Bonds, 6 p Ct. Portuguese I:ands Colombian 11d5,6 p C Ditto Acct. iitt °Bonds, 1824, Prussian Bonds Sp C. Ditto Ace. 8141 Do. Bonds, 1822, Danish Bonds,s per Ct. 1021 / 1 Russ.linnds,lB22, 5 pet. 961 1 Do. Scrip,3 perCt.lB23 21 dis Ditto for . Ace. Ditto Acct. Spanish sp. Ct. C. 221 23 211 1 Greek Bonds • Ditto Acct. 22; 23 211 Ditto Acct. ' Span.s p. Ct C. 1823, 174 151 16 Do. Scrip 1825, 101 411 dis Ditto Acct. 174 181 Net. Manes, S p Ct. 102 f. 50 Ditto Acc. 771 Exchange 25f. 104. BRITISH AND FaREION SHARES, IWO O'CLOCK. NINES. 11/lAllf. 1.810. PRICE TER %HAIM Anglo Mexican . £lOO £25 iss. £5 pen. £llO 1126 Anglo Cbilian . - 100 - 5 • -51 1 Chili= - IWO £5 -15 i Colombian . - 100 - 5 - -24 25 Cbilian and Peruvian --- 5 9 Cobalt and Copper 50 • 2 4j 4 General Mining Awn 100 - 5 • -17 London United 25 5 Si Pasco Peruvian - 100 - S - . 181 19 Potosi, La Pas, & Peruv. 50 5 111 12 Itio de la Plata - 100 5 - -17 United_Alexi can 40 - 20 Ditto New 40 lb ASSURANCE COMPANIES. Alliance British & For. 100 10 161 Alarice Alliance 100 5 6 -.GAS LIGHT AND CONE COMPANY. London Portable • 100 10 13 MISCELLANEOUS. shalt. !AM eIIICI ran SNARL British Iron Compatty - 100 ... 5 - 71 4 British Rock &patent Salt 50 .. 5 10 4 British Shipping Loan Comp. 100 1 1 i i Equitable Loan Bank :- 50 - 1-11 1 General Steam Navigation 100 5 • Si 6 4 Great Westminster Dairy 25 - 4 • 41 1 1 Honduras • 100 - 5 - 4 National Stone Way 50 £1 ss. 11 1 Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 7 4 4 • Patent Bricks 50 2 21 Royal Staanary . . 5 51 .------- ............e.0... This forenoon we received Frankfort and other Ger man Papers to the Igth instant. They state that Prince Rosso. Ambassador from the King of the Two Si cilies, to the Imperial Cana of Vienna, arrived in that city on the 10th instant, from Milan, as did the Che valier VASQUEZ, Spanish Ambassador at the Swedish Court, for Stock:lolm. These Papers contain no intelligence from Greeceri The ft llowing are ettracts : • SWITZERLAND, JUNE 15. On Sunday, the sth, at two in the morning, the city of Zurich was illumined by a frightful colpmn of ire, which arose on the other side of the Lake: it was found to be the great dye-house. One of the owners perished in the flames. Tbis active and most respectable man has left three yoOng children, who are reduced to poverty by this Misfortune, as the proprietors of the establishment, which they had lately increased considerably, were in treaty about the insurance. It is said the lire was caused by the spontaneous combustion of some oil cloth. The Canton of Tesuino has granted a license to a Piedmontese Ilivelety for fifteen years, for establishing steam vessels in the Lags Maggiore. 38 38 BERLIN, JUNE 9. I Some alarm has been' excited among the poorer classes in Berlin, by a report that the establishment called the iiddre&skates (the great est pawnbrokers' institution at Berlin,which warthe property of the late Privy Counsellor Humbert) had got into difficulty. Besides lending on pledges It also took money, for which it paid four per cent. interest ; and the pourer classes were accustomed to deposit their savings there, especially before the establishment of the Saving; Bank. The report was, that it bad suspended the repayment of the sums deposited. It is now understood, however, that the Di rectors have provided, means to satisfy the most urgent demands. As this Institution was allowed by law to take eight per cent. and could obtain as much money as it 'wanted at four per cent, such au event as an embarrassment eras quite unexpected, and scarcely imaginable. It is said, however, to have had great losses by discounting bad bills, and by the depreciation of property on wnich it bad mortgages. —lt Is scarcely to be imagined how the value of real property bas been depredated in all the Prussian States. Thus the Reichard L.tates, in the neighbourhood of Dantaic, which at no very distant! ' 'period here valued at 164,000 dollars, and on which the Crid sq;:asfisr., salt is called, bad lest 90,000 dollars, were sold bye/make for 32,0u0 dollars: that is, at less than a fifth part of essir sot. ntated value. The Bank for Savings established by the Magistrate, ofihis cit.; seven years ago, prospers to a very remarkable mailer. Ac cording to the statement published yesterday by the blagistrates, the number of peisons subscribing has increased in that period from • 3'S to 14,135, and the avail deposits (Mtn 14, 4 9 1 to 430,405 dollars. The amount of Use deposits at,the close of the first year Vies 14,032 dollars, and at that of the seventh, is 69.5,420 dollars. Boston'Popers to the .24. th •May, Philadelphia Papers to the '2sth nit. and New York - Pit'pers one day later, Late been received, but they contain little intelligence. Mr. !tutus KING, appointed Minister to the Court of St. James's, was espeoted to sad for Liverpool oo the lit of this womb. Accomete.. , fioin Hayti, of the 10th ule.„,repreaertt the emi grant* wag' ha cloilts4 Ifsa linked States for that island as very dissatisfied and ansious to return. - It it laid that President floral' I signed two hundred passports in one day.--:CAInel Camrsiu.r., the British Commissioner to Colombia, reached Ca l rtliatent en the ist April, with authority in negociate a Treaty of Commerce and Ns' Ligation with that country. The French Papersof Wednesday and Thursday have reazhed us. The Conricr Francais, of the former day, contains an article from Corfu, dated May 27, nbich, after stating that " the Geelcs tiiumpli on all sides," gives a vague account of an engagement by sea and land on the 19th of May, in which the Tui ks are said 'to have been defeated. " Miaulis entered the port, and burnt the vessels of the Vice. Admiral Topa Paella ; the army at the same time attack and mete Cossacks, Asiatics. and Janizaries, and a .double victory proclaims the triumph of the Cross." Lewis from Trieste of the sth inst. give a similes , accounetof the naval action, the result of which is stated to have been the burning of the Egyptian fleet, and the liberation of Navarino. Accounts are alter saidto have been received from Corfu, stating that Navarino had bete saved front falling into the . bands of theTerks, by itimely and successful battle. These Papers contain ankles from Madrid, which amuse the Spanish people with imaginary victories gainee by General Ota erne In Peru. The coasting trade of Spain continues to be seriously interrupted by the activity of Colombian privateers. which make prizes of almost every ship which ventures a league or two from the land. An article from Milan, dated the 12th instant, states that the residence of the Austrian troops in the Kingdom of Naples was to continue, because it appeared impossible,' Wore the expira tion of the Military Convention existing between the•Coutts of Naples and Vienna, to raise a sufficient number of Swiss to replace . the Austrians. We yesterday announced the ratification by the Mexi can Government, of the Treaty of Commexce wi It this country. It was carried by a large majority in the Congress, though the letters do not state what the votes were in number on this ques ion. Its having b:en car ried by a large majority is, however, a proof that the apprehension entertained of the opposition of the pa jests, and of the aristocratic class, had no solid founiation. Among these classes, on account of their old preju dices in favour of the mother country, the measure was far from being an acceptable one. They had the address, it seems, to conceal this, and therefore, in their opposition to it, took the popular view of its being derogatory to the dignity of the Mexican Federa• tion, and a recognition for commercial purposes only, while that of their political independence, thciugh im plied in the other, was passed over without direct nt.rice. —Our transatlantic brethren may be excused for a litt'e inexperience in diplomacy, or they vould have scen that the act of making the treaty was in itself an act rif recognition more valuable and substantial than any de. claration could convey. That the party were able to do so little even with this aid, is a pro , f (.1 the insigni ficance into which it has fallen. The State of Mexico, and that of the Federation generally, is represented as perfectly tranquil. The exchange at Mexico had fur ther improved, being quoted at 46 to 47. The accoutre of the contract for the last loan had reached the capitals FASHIONABLE INTELLIGE VCL'. • CHANGES. The Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, for their seat, Burleigh, Lincolnshire ; the Marquis and 'Marchioness of Chandos, from their seat, Wootton, Bucks; the Earl and Countess of Derby, for their seat, Knowsley, Lancashire ; Countess de Grey, fur Tonbridge Wells • lord Frankfort, from Kirkham's lintel, Lower 'Brook street:for Bristol; Coloncl and the Bev. Mr.Vansittan, at Fenton'. Hotel, St. James's-place, from Berk.; Colonel Scott, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn.street, from a tour. • . ROYAL DEJBUIM I ZA FOURCUETTE, AT THE • COTTAGE IN WINDSOR GREAT rAfir. - - - - His Meson's visit to Windsor, on Wednesday, was for the sole purpose of giving final directions respecting the Intended splendid fete, which will be given in a few days, Within' the enclosure that surrounds the Cottage, upon a more extensive scale than any entertainment since the Kum came to the Crown. Between four and five hundred persons, including nearly all the Princes, Princesses, and Nobility of the land, now in England, are invited to the bliquet. The pleasures of the morning are to be diversified. They will consist of aquatic excursions on Virginia Water, in the new yacht, just launched; rides, in every variety of vehicle, provided by his Meaner; temporary booths, erected in the grounds, where fun rind drollery of every description will be exhibited, all the public pet formers, especially vocal performers, both native, Italian, and French, will occasionally entertain the Royal guests, and the breakfast will consist of every delicacy which our improved system of cookery, and the early produce of the earth, in choice fruits, aided by our neighbours, can supply.- The decorations, water excursions , fire-works, and arrangement of the whole fete will be confided to Sir CHARLES Ixeso, Sir Wititau Couneeve, and his MAJESTY himself. The fetes given - by the Duke of Devossuzer, at Chiswick, first suggested to the KING this magnificent entertainment. We hope the public will not be rigorously excluded from the sight of this display of magnificence, The Lnrds of the Kases Piivy Conned had a meet. ing yesterday morning at ten o'clock;at the Council Office, White hall•place, which was attended by the Maslen of the nous, the Loan Cater BARON, and the Amur ArwocaTa. Their Lordships were occupied with hearing Jersey Appeals till half-pan four o'clock, when their Lordships separated Yesterday, the Duke (if WELLINGTON and Sir CNA RUN Loma had audiences of his Mo,narrr. The Duke of YORK entertain• d the Duke of CAM moos and a select party to dinner yesterday, at Audley House. The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND having expressed au anxious desire for the Kato to visit his splendid domain at Charing-cross, since the late improvements have taken place, his Maaarrr, accompanied by Sir C. Lawn and Mr. N4sn, yesterday went over the suite of rooms. His .111,sassysr, without form or ceremony, made the visit in the Duke's absence, and the only person to receive him was the Housekeeper. ibis MiatsT 7 ascended the paved stair-case, composed of solid marble, and, after taking a full view of the apartments, returned to Carlton Palace. An interesting scene took place between two Royal Brothers, at a Masonic dinner, given at the Thatched House Tavern, on Friday sennight. The Duke of Sasses, in returning thanks for his health having been drank by the company, alluded to the Duke of Yost, who happened to be present, with so much warmth, affection, and brotherly love, that the Noble Duke ab solutely shed tears. It is delightful to witness the extreme cordiality that seems to subsist between the two Royal Dukes in private, notwithstanding they are directly opposed to each other on all great political questions. • This day,. thAt splendid building the New Coll-ge of Physicians, in Pall-mall F.ast, was opened with great ceremony. The Learned President and the Council of the College, in full dress, met the Fellows of their Body and the Licentiates, by invi tation; when Sir Hesse Ilm.vrieD delivered , n oration composed for the °mann. There was a very large assembly of Learned Doctors; and we had great pleasure in reuiarking the liberal sea donuts which characterised the speech of the President, and which was proved by the admission of serer.) distinguished blenibers to the rank of Fellows, in commemoration of this everit. Tile new Jury Bill ibis been cncul red from the Home Office s to the Clerks of the Peace throughout England and Wales. m 5 „ 1 ,, 0 6 4Th unasoca.—COpper Ores for sale this week at fled ruth—Penabroke. 696; Consolidated lints, 558; Wlt. Gorland, 303; Tingtang, 298; Wb. Alfrid,2,3o; Wh. Damsel, 169; North Seel finie,lll; Wh. 1i0pe,46; Wis. - Squire, 541 Tolgus, '2l. fetal 21185 taus. • CONSISIOR•Y COURT-THIS DAY. • JONNSTOkIt V JONNSTONE. This was t suit instituted by Captain Johnstone, against his wife, for a divorce, by reason of adultery. From the evidence of Ad miral Toliemache, the father of the Lady, of Lard John Lenox, and Lady Aldborongh, it appeared that Mn. Johnstone eloped and went over to Paris, where she formed an intimacy with Lord Brudenell, wkit whom she cohabited at that place, at Versailles, and at several hotels In this country, passing in every instance as Lady Drudeoell. About six months back our Readers may re. member that an action of Cam. Con. was tried between the parties, and damages to the amount of XICOO awarded against Lord Brodenell. Sir Cuetrrnmtra Roantsnu, after a review of the facts of the case, concluded by pronouncing for the divorce as prayed. ALDERMAN COX V. MRS. CO*. - The allegations submitted by the Alderman in this well-known 'cause, after being amended pursuant to the suggestiou of the Court, were this morning admitted t 0 proof,. 11 ; 101111 - • _ NAVAL. INTP.LLIGENCE. DSO., 'car 24.—W.5. W.—Arrived from the River, the Larch, Douglas, for Rio Janeiro; Matilda, 'Wawa, for Malta; and Sarah, Drummond, for New York.—Four, r. st.—A ship is coming into the Downs, su;posed to be the Lord liongerford. for Madras. Pot iaasourn, Juma Ptystotrrn, 23, AND . 4.*AULOUTO 9 23. Wind light and variable; no arrivals or sallings. Lummox., JUNE 23. W. N.W.—Arrived the Vulture, Morti mer, from La Guayra—sailed, May 9; John and Thomas, Wit.son, from New Orleans; William and Jane, Man; and Dan- Lawn, from New York—sailed May 26; George Canning, from Barbadoes ' • Dart, from St. Vincent ' s; Tom, Duirierrson, from Savannah ; Candida, BLostrizto, from Wass ; and the Osdan, from Ceara. CEADA, MAT B.—There have been three men shot at this place during the last week, who were particularly active during the late disturbances. and the trials of adieus are proceeding. DARTMOUTH, Julia 23.—The May Flower, Wituams, from Li verpool, arrived here this day, saw at half-past seven on Tuesday evening, a large schooner, with white sails, run on the Stag Rock, off the Liaard, and sink ; they were about one mile distant ; SUM. thee small vessel being nearer sent her boat to assist, but nothing appeared to be taken up by them. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CAIIBRIDGE, JUNE 24. Sir Wm. Browne's Gold Medals were last week adjudged as follows : Greek Ode—W. Selwyn, St. John's College, Latin Ode—Robert Snow, St. John'i College. Epigrams—B. H. Kennedy, St. John's College, At a Congregation on Saturday last, the degree of Honorary Doctor in Divinity was conferred upon the Hon. and Rev. Hugh Perry, of St. John's College, Dean of Canterbury. At the same Congregation. a Grace passed the Senate to confer the degree of Doctor in Divinity, by Royal mandate, on the Rev. Charles H. Sumner, BLA. of Trinity College, Prebendary of Canterbury. OXFORD, JUNE 25. At a General Ordination holden in Norwich Cathedral, on Suit. day last, the following Gentlemen of this University were admitted into aaly Orders t Deacom.—William Thomas Blenlinsop, B.A. St. Alban Hall. PRIM'S —William Hest Everard, M.A. BaMol College; Thomas Haling. M.A. Wadham College; George Augustus How, late of St. Alban Hail; George Sandby, B.A. Merton College; George Henry Stoddart, B.A. Queen's College. TIX&ESLISTICAL ratuarems. The Rev. Edward Serocold Pearce, M.A. FAA. of Jesus Col lege, Cambridge; Is appointed Morning Preacher.of Hanover Cha pel, Regent-street, which was consecrated on Monday last by the Bishop of London. Rev. John Cbamberlayne, M.A. to t:": Rectory of Eastorkk, Hertfordshire, upon the resignation of the Rev. F. Stanley. Rev. Edward Tornson Bidwell, M.A. has been elected Preacber of St. Mary's Church, Thetford, -and Master of the School and Hospital Charity in that to.wn, in the mom of the late Rev. T. Wright, founded ha pursuance of the will of the late Sir Richard Fulmerstone, Kn:. Rev. Mr. Hume, Vicar of Warminster, to the Vicarage of blelkshatm His Grace the Doke of Argyll has presented the Rev. John M'Leod Campbell to the parish of Row, in the Presbytery of Dum bartoni vacant by the translation of the Rev. Alexander Macarthur to another charge. Sir James Colquhoun has presented the Rev. William Macken zie to the Church and Parish of Olrig, in Caithness, vacant by the death of his late father the re% Genres blacken*. Thursday, the 2d i [l nstant the Associate Congregation, Kin cardine, in connection with the Original Burgher Synod, gave a unanimous call to Mr. John Waddell, Preacher, to be their Pastor. We are happy to learn, that although Mr. VARLRY . S dwelling house and furniture have been consumed, the study, tope. ther with his valuable collection of pictures, has escaped the ravages of the late fire. Mr. Poole, the Dramatist, who had the sum of 801. awarded to him in the action of assault against Mr. ExusTos, has generously appropriated it as follows The Drury.lane Theatrical Fund . . . . £2O Covent-Garden, ditto Literary, ditto blendicity Society Society fur the Relief of Small Debtors . , 10 Total The LITERARY GAZETTE Of THIS DAT, the 25th of June, which concludes the second quarter for 11121, contains farther copious and remarkable extracts from Pepys' Memoirs, (unpublished); Review of the Crusaders; of Miller on the Law Count, and other new Works. Under the other usual Heads will be found illustrations of the Project for Zoological (or Beast) So-. rirty Part. of Cicero discovered by A. Mai ; Poetry by L. ILL. Musical Review ; the Parrot, No. VL and a Mass of Literal", and Scientific Intelligence; the Fine Arts and Drama Criticisms, and Varieties of light Reading and Amusement.—Published every Saturday, by W. A. Scripps, 362, ratter 'Change, Strand, price Ed, or stamped, for Country Circulation by Post, price is. The following are some further particulars of the dreadful accident briefly mentioned in yesterday's STAR. ,--Monday night, Mr. FEATHERSTONE, Mr. Gtonor, and Mr. Gauen, were ieturning to their re.idences at Chel , ea, in Mr. FBA THERSTONIZ'S Ch mot, from a party at Walham•green. They were all somewhat inebriated ; and Mr. FEATHERSTONE and Mr. GEORGE got and their friend, Mr. l.liaEN, rode on the box with the coachman, named ALeorto. On the road, Mr. GREEN insisted on driving, and swore that he would drive over eves ything that came in his way. The coachman reluctantly, and by force, gave up the reins, and Mr. GREEN whipped the horses into a full gallop; Mr FEArimsrobla, although intoxicated, put his head out of the window, and calied on Mr. Gard, for GOD'S sake to stop the horses, bet no heed was taken of the entreaty,' and in almost a minute after, the wheel came in contact with a post, and the chariot was over turned on the near side. Mr. Omuta and the coach man were thrown from the box a considerable distance; and the latter was picked up in a lifeless state, and carried to the Cross Keys Inn, on a shutter, where m.-dical aid was instantly procured. Sever.ll persons ran to the assistance of Mr. FEATHERSTONE, ant his friend, Mr. GEWIGE, and on raising the body of the chariot, Mr. FEArmeasroNa was found a corpse, with !.is bead crushed to atoms, and Mr. GeonaF dreadfully injured. ALFORD, tltp coAcbman, now lies without hope of rtcovery, r.nd Mr.C;nttay is in custody. , CUNNING DEVICE —The following anecdote appears in the Lamar, Gazette. where it is copied from Itrye Memoirs, now In the Press ;—" Mr. !laymen told me bow, being with some others at Butirdeauv, making 'a bargain with another man ~ a taverne for some claret's they did hire a fellow to thunder, (which he had the art of doing upon a desk board) and to rain and hail, that is, to make the noise of, so as did give them a pretence of undervaluing their merchant,' wines, by saying this thunder would spoil and turn them. Which was so reasonable to the mer chant, that he did abate two pistols: per tun for thy wine, in belief of tb.st." THE AllAtV. • • Tuesday morning, a &if body Of MO, stensissing of Shout 4S of the 51st Beginning Wei de the cositsmod of at ajar K t marched from (*attain; to evanesced, to 'ION so d tht lota Flungerfos4 and Jaya, East IndWiten, Cainittlk pvli proportion of these men were saved from the Rent. Detachments belonging to the Sth, 6th, Nit, 131 h, 16th e4thi 27th, 34th, SBth, 41st, 43d, 44th, 45th, 47tL,48th, 164. Who riti4 59th, 84th, 45th, 70th, Slat, nth, 87th, lath_ nett: meets of Foot, the Royal Staff Corp., and th, Nast indls Cann- pants Infantry, embarked on the 1141 inst. under the contiOn4 o f Bfrlellif BMW, at Dublin, for England. • The following changes are immediately to take place in the guars tors of Regiments at.present in Ireland Now in Dublin--. The 4th Dragoon Onards to Caliir; tillth Font, to Newry; 78th ditto to Ennis; >ld Rifle Brigade to West, To he relieeed in Dublin by—The 34 thatasit . Gttafthi 4'.4d; 66th, and '7sth Foot. Ito Tat . FJASTION Mittmi.—This fine division of the Middleiri Militia had their field-day nt Hampstead Heath on iilunday, wi't they Were reviewesk by Major Gosoom ‘ in the absence of C.. Wp Esq. M.P. The men mustered to the number of 688, and ; through their evolttions with considerable skill. The Major took occasiem to address the Regiment, whom be complimented oil their general good conduct. CUNVICTS UND6R Sffivi.k.NCE UP DJ 4T The unhappy young men who are ordered for fiKtltiail pg Monday peat at the Old Bailey, viz. lighenni Davit; ADM age 4 only 17 ; Ames Goi;-21 ; and Edward creaky, 21'021, have berg allowed to see their friends every day during the week, Th•: youth of Dunn has excited very general attention, and ever, exerl Lion has been made so save his life. The Reveremi Mr, Cotior t the Ordinary, and Mr. Baker, have been unremitting in their attentions to them, and at an early hour this morning Mr. Baker went to the prison. It was intended that the fastwelL of thrlF friends should take place this day. but at their particulafrequest th:it awful ceremony was appointed to take place to-morrow arternponi POLICE YNTiLbIGENCE, _BlllO.-- DO W•STRF.P.T. Mr. Drummond, the banker, who has a villa as Twickenham, caused a complaint to be made against a person who, with some others, bad indecently exposed themselves hybathing opFnnte Drummond's house, to the great annoyance of the female part of the family. On due submission and apology being made by thp defendant, the charge against him was withdrawn. Eleanor Wirt was charged with stealing a gold watch and ap s peudages from the person of a Gentienun named Roe. Mr. fee is rather a diminutive young man, and has not been in Lon;luti more than two pr three mounts at farthest, and of course is tR: tally unacquainted with the dangers and temptations of the metros: polls.—Mt. Mututtn.r. remanded her for a further egantination. WORSHIP-STREET. JOEIIIOIII AMIN; 1112 Rimmaetsas...—Mr. Wood, pawnbroker ; of Islington, appeared before Mr. 0111ORSZ, on an information under the 59th and 40th Cleo. 111. c. 99, s. 23, for not having hi* Christian and surname, and the word* , pawnbroker," at length, in some conspicuous situation oetside his shop. It appeared that the inscription was nailed up on the inside of the house, and where ptv person on the outside could see it. This, it was decided, was Ma sufficient for the purposes of the •Act, and the defenclant WA* ;OR: victed la the realty of 410 and costs. The crime of house stealing is spreading to in alarming extent. NO less than twelve commitments have taken place within the last four months in the county of Surrey ; and yesterday, Jain Sntek was added to the number, for stealing a brown mare, the property of Mr. John Bennerttock. near Lymington. VEEN-SQ,U4EII. riltiass Rippers, and his son, were committed for trial, charged with stealing a qnantity of cloth, from the premise= of ?Jr. ‘Volfe e clothier,tif Bedfordbury,Covent.garden. Nt'OlfTlA(i~Jnri ELLIGE.VCE, EDINBURGH RACES-Jinnt sq, A Produce Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. for three yrs old gob. ; Ilst. 51b. fillies, Ilst, tine mile. Si; Subscribers, Sir A. Ramsay named the b. e. Major I Mr. Alex,ander's gr. c. by Visiount 6t04 on the -Major. -Won easy. Produce Sweepstakes of Sogs• each, b. ft. for two yrs old coke. Ost, Alb. 61lies, est. Half a mile. Marquis of Tweedale's ch. e. Charter I Mr. Baird's b. c. by Prime Minister Even betting. Won easy. March—Sir W. Maxwell's gr. h. Ben Ledi, beat 'Er A. Don'; . b. b. Zerbino. Ilst. each. Both live years old. 900 soil. each, h. ft. Two miles. Even 1-. sting. A capital race, won by length and a half, • A Gold Cup, value 100 go. being a snbscription of legs. each, ;spit,: Mr. Carleton's Theodore t Sir D. Nloncrieffe's Stingier . Mr. Carnegie's Baimain li M on Theodore,.... Won easy. " TOVEIAIt. MATCll.—rt3lr W. Maxwell's kb. f. Spar Wife, against Sir A. Ifoncrieffes b.. 0, Barossa, both two years old, Sit. each. WIC 4 mile. 200 we. h. ft. Won easy by the former. Fifty Sovereigns given by the City of Edinburgh for horns, at.fs that never won before the day of entry, Mr. Quarton's b. c. Warkwotth • • 1 I Lord Leven's b. e. by Prime Minister r. * I Sir W. Maxwell's br. e. Faffledaddy s 4 Mr. Home's b. f. by Donluan - 4 Mr. Johnston's eh. g, Ingot # f;f We* girt? M Winchester Esees i on Tuesday, the Foal *alms of Sap each, was wintry Mr. Lucy's b. f. Pastime, beating me other., ' A Sweepstakes of sgs. each, with 25 added by the Conet, geftta hers Mr. F. Craven's be. e. Longwaists beatillt Qerfru& Hit Majesty's Plate of 100 p, Mr. Shard's b. c. Razor, beating Tisea. A Sweepstakes of sgs, each, with 25 added t Mr. ,y. Day's Fru); cons (4 1 1), beating four others.—Wednesday, the Hampshire Stakes of 25gs. each, was woo by Mr. Wbitmide's Pietoth three others. The City Members Plate of SOL Mfp WhileaNe Brother lei Antonio, heating two other,. The Ladies' Plate of 30i, for maiden horses, Mr. Fleming's ch. e. by Buffalo, beating thug others. PROPERTY INSURED IN ENGLAND,— By an official vfew of the relative business of the vari•nis offices fbr fire inr surance in England, it appe as that there arc forty s i ll Offices or Companies, and that the amount of duty they have paid to Gdverrnect, f r insurances effected by them, for the last year, amonhts to £659.577. The duty being Ss. for every £lOO insured, it follows that the total amount of property insured is, in round nunikers i about £439,585,000. Such s being the value of property which the assured of nece4.!*.y make upon theirpreMi.er+ goods, furniture, Lite. and it being probable that as rough in amount may remain uninsured, if the value of all other kinds of property were to be added, we shoyl4 have a sum of wealth for England aline `that aruni4 be almost insredible.—Literary _Chronicle. His MAJESTY has been graciously pleased to corn: mute the sentence of death on Mug* Hastings and Anstigfer hfeininf i convicted of mutiny on board the Havannah rachn 9f iLjyerpoet i at the Admiralty Sessions in January Whims? tranappnatipn Mercy bas been extended in this case nit account gfpeculiar circa's) ; stances attending it, which appeared to his Majesty's adviser, la warrant a mitigation of the punishment, which, but for those dram,. stances, must have been inflicted upon the parties pal g an qfs (one; of so serious a chancier as that of mutiny, In. the Vice-Chancil'or's Court, on Wedn!sday, 4 • bill to restrain Messrs. S4l/{.lli, father and son, eelebriteel hofsSa trainers in Oxfordshire, from proceeding agabut aq OgonlATl. named N4rtoa for the recovery of a considerable sum, teloct i he, on the alleg ed expectancy of an estate failing into his bands, bad given in bonds to the SAALIMS for the purchase of lief/era/ rott: horses, and some other Turf transactions, was slismisstyl l lax Hollows being of opinion, that under all the circntmtances tltg bonds were not given on an expectancy, which is lipid IQ be inT4j4 in equity.—A proceeding was had on a horse transacrinq between Colonel WlLli.sv and Lieutenant .ilactost, of the Hunars, in which an injunction issued to restrain Colonel WeLtiff 1 front proceeding for the recovery of the price 4 s taut; of Imps ; sold to Mr. Bacon for 1758. when a minor. RIG H- W ATER g LOt DP ti-bRIDGR TQ..MOitlitoA Morning . • ip otiuutcs fifer iC) Afternoon • • 47 minutes OK 10 Lomas : Praised and Published by J. F. 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