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which he thought would prevent a repetition of the evils complained of. Mr. WARD seconded the motion. The House ought to decide whether the disorder which had prevailed at the late election for Coventry was or was not to exist. Lord W. RUSSELL said, if the misconduct imputed to the Magistrates had been proved, why were they not brought to justice, and why was not justice done to the parties aggrieved? He thought the House ought to consider whether a remedy could not be applied to protect the right of voters, in a manner consistent with the'dignity of Parliament. Mr. HEATHCOTE, thought the Hon. Baronet had treated the City and Magistrates of Coventry rather unfairly; as upon the present occasion he quoted only that part of the evidence taken in the Committee, which went against them. The Honourable Gentleman thought the evidence not worthy the attention of the House, inasmuch as it was of a trifling nature, and in many parts *holly inconsistent. He dote. Jed the conduct of the voters, and if there was tearing of clothes, he thought it only what is usual on similar occasions. No contested Election was ever conducted ,with more tranquillity, nor less personal disturbance— (Loud laughter.) This might create a smile, but it was, nevertheless, the fact. He contended that the Mayor and Magistrates bad acted with the strictest impartiality towards the several Candidates. He felt particularly for the Mayor of Coventry, as every syllable of evidence as regarded that G-ntleman's conduct was ,wholly false. Mr. FYLER also defended the Magistrates and Cor ptwation of Coventry, and opposed the motion. The Hon. Membef admitted there was noise and she uting occasioned by the collision of 3,000 voters, but he would . prove there were no ground for the statement. The lion. Gentleman said he could not do justice to his constituents at so late an hour, therefote should propose the debate be adjourned. Mr. PEEL said, he should vote for bringing in the Bill. if these had been any improper conduct on the part of any Magistrate, he ought to be punished. He did not pledge himself to support the Bill, but he thought a case was made out for bringing it in. He should give an opportunity cf proving the case by bringing in the Bill. By looking at the evidence they Might determine whether they had ground for the mea sure or not. Mr. Secretary BOURNE thought the examination of witnesses at the Bar would have no effect at all. Asser tions were made at the Bar without the fear of penalty, and the case might as well rest on the evidence taken !oriole the Committee. A Noble Lord had thought the . Committee had not gone far enough, whilst the Hon. 'Member for Coventry said they had gone too far. Ile protested against the discussion of the merits of Re ports from Committees of that House. Mr. GURNEY supported the motion. The question was put and carried.—A Committer was then nominated to prepare and bring in the Blf. Mr. C. PALMER obtained leave to bring in a Bill co amend the Acts relating to Saving Minks. Lord J. RUSSELL moved for a Committee to enquire into the !titivate of Crime in England and Wales.—Leave given. . 7Le other Orders of the Day were disposed of, and the House ratioareest at [LILY-PAK Ova riCLOCIL LIST OF THE MINORITY OF THIRTY-SEVEN Wbn voted with 41. A. TAILOR for a Committee of the whole House, to take into considentioa the propriety of separating the Jurisdiction in all matters of Bankruptcy, front the High Court of t han:ery. Birch, J. Hume, .1. Russell, Lord W. Bort adale, R. Hobhouse, J. C. Taboo % Hon. 11. Bright, 11. Hoist, James Wood, John Burk, W. Hay, Adam Wood, Ald. Clive, E. U. I.ontbe, E. Webb, Colonel Denison, W. J. Lumley, J. S. Warburton, H. I/awsun, A. • Maiwell, John Winn, Hoo. G.M. Drake, T. Moberly, .1. W ilks, Jobn Ferguson, Sir R. Osborne, Lord F. Wells,John Four, John Raoclide Lord Forbes, Sir C. Bickford , Wm. SWAIM Forbes, John Palmer, Fyshe Lord Ildwkk Grattan, 11. Ponsottby, Hn. G. M. A. Taylor. Guise, Sit W. Ponsonhy, Hn. F. . THE EVENING STAR. LON DON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1327. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Comois, which left off yesterday at Mg j for the Account, opened this morning at the same pries ; since which, they have Improved, and at present may he quoted at tisj for the Account, and for July 8.3 j to g: by this rise in the market, it is evidently a Beer Account, and a great number of the chief speculators have already carried over most part of their Accounts. An Espies; has arrived from Paris, with Monday's prices, Fin per Cent. Mentes, 1001. 45c. Three per Cents. 701. 60c. In the Foreign market little is doing. Current prices: Old Spanish I2j j. Mexican 65j j. Colom bian 31 CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The Consul mat ket remains steady at 1131 to 11 for the Account, and 11511 i for July, with little doing at present. The• Commis 'jotters gave an. They are chiefly occupied in making up their Accounts against next Friday, which Is settling dsy. In the Foreign itasket, South American Securities also remain steady. PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Bank Stock ilndia Stock S per Cent. Red. 821 t Spa' Cent. Cons. 831 j 31 per Cent. 89$ 31 per Cent.. lied. 891 1 4 per Cent. New 99} 1001 991 , 4 per Cent. Scrip 4 per Cent. 181 4 .0,981 99 98 99 Loos Asn.l9 1.16 19j FORRIGN FUNDS, ententbirn lined., 6 p Ct. Ditto E 412,1824, 511 11 Ac.t 31 51 11 Danish 3 p (k. 61i Greek Itund%. 5 p Ct. Do. Ede. lasts, s p Cr. 1031 / 714ex.1td5.182.5,6 p a. 6111 Do. Acct. 682 ERITISII AND FOREIGN SHARI Ditto Bonds 72 BO Old Annuities 42i £lOOO Exchequer Bills 50 52 £5OO Ditto 50 52 ElOO and £2OO Ditto 30 52 Commercial Kink for Account Consols for Acct. •3j i. TWO O'CLOCK. Po/times 13d5.5 p C. 77* RUM lids, 1222,a pe 901 Ditto Account 91 Span. Kis S p Ct.l2i I French Itentes.s p C. 1011—c /Exchange, 95f 50c Frenth Domes, 3p Ct TOf 50c Exchange 253 50t SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK La. rain. O 400 O 10 Veal del 'Monte ClAsada Company 5150 5 This afternoon, at two o'clock, the Privy Council, which was postponed from Saturday last, assembled at St. James's Palace, when the new Members of Admi nistration were introduced to the KING, and sworn into their respective offices. His MAJEsTY afterwards re c i•ed *de Recorder's Report of the prisoners now under sentence cf death in Newgate. The Paris Papers, which arrived last night, are chiefly occupied with financial subjects, in consequence of the of • di%cussion on the Budget, ia which the Chamber f. • ' 34 • .1... 7 •4 * *.. . s • ... . v, s ... • .. 1... St • • • • , 4; : Deputies are now engaged. The failing off in the Re venue has furnished the opponents of the Ministry with powerful means of attack; whilst the Ministers,raying on the partiality of the KING, or on his ignorance of the real state of the country; and having, at their disposal, all the resources of the State, seem to view the storm with unconcern. We presume, however, that much of their confidence is put on to answer temporary purposes, and that they do not feel so secure in their plates, as they would have their adherents believe. The news from Lisbon is dated the 12th inst. and holds out strong hopes of the perfect recovery of the INFANTA Rialto'''. It notices no other circumstance of particular interest. We received this morning Frankfort Papers to the 16th inst. which, like most of the Getman Journals for some time past, contain some interesting particulars respecting the approximation that has been I itely made between the Catholics and Protestants in certain States of Germany. It may be proper to observe, that it is in Protestant countries where the change is perceptible; for, in those where the tenets of the See of Rome pre vail, the great body of the Catholics are as full of bigotry and prejudice as ever. We never hear, for instance, of the Catholics of Bohemia, or Hungary, not , withstanding the very considerable number' of Protes tants that are to be .found in both Kingdoms, be• coming more tolerant, or of their laying aside, or even softening down any c f their particular tenets.— It is only in Prussia, where the State religion is Protestant, and in the kingdom of Wurtemberg, where the same distinction prevails, that the Catholics have of late, without compulsion of any kind, or the least attempt at seduction, shewn a strong disposition to wander from the pale of their church. The kingdom of Saxony, however, forms an exception, or rather a per tect anomaly ; for, though the religion of the State is Protestant, Catholicism has been making progress there for a considerable time, but without divesting itself of its narrow spirit. We can only attribute this to the cir• cumstance of the KING being a Catholic, as well as the whole of his'family ; and though no unfair means have been used to loosen the foundations of religion as fished by law in that kingdom, yet it loses daily some of its followers, on account of the protection granted by the Court to all those who go over is its religions tenets. This is a notorious fact, and it perhaps explains the ano maly of the Catholic faith acquiring converts daily, without any admixture of a tolerant spirit, in a c untry, which is celebrated as the cradle of the reformation, and which has been long known as the most enlightened and perhaps the most moral in all Germany. In the mean time, we find from these papers, that the dispute between the Prince Bishop of Ba matt and the Catholic Clergy of his diocee still continues. It will be recol lected that the latter applied to him some time since, for the abolition of various abuses in the perform. ance of Divine Service, &c. and that their demand was not only resisted, but an attempt made to crash them with the weight of civil authsaity. This charge, t•r at least the most obnoxious part of it, is now de..ied; and a circular Address, published by the Bishop, is spoken of as worthy of general attention, " becaure it corrects mange rroneous notions and prejudices." In the House of Lordi, I.ast night, Lord BEXLEY stated that the Committee on the new Corn Bill would certainly take place onsfPriday. A great portion of the time of the House of Com mons, yesterday evening, was occupied by the presenting of Peti tions from the Proteitant Dissenters in various places, praying for a repeal of the Corporation and Te•t Acts. . - Mr. MICHAEL ANGELO TAYI.oa brooght forward his motion to separate the jurisdiction, in all matters of Bankruptcy front the Iligh Court of dancer'', and made out a very strong case. Mr. CANNING has postponed bringing lot ward the Budget to this day senniest. The Portuguese Papers mention the arrival of ves sels at Lisbon and Oporto, tioin Rio de Janeiro, which have brought letters to the 6th of March. The nego ciations with Buenos Ayres had n then terminated, and were not expected to have a pacific result. The Lotto CliA NCR' LOR had an interview yesterday with Mr. Cannata at hie residence in Downing•streee. Sir Hammitt t'AYLOI held a Levee yesterday, as Deputy Secretary at War, at the Dace tithe Commander-in-Chief. Tile Duke of CLA KENCI visited his MAJISTY yesterday. The Duke and Dachess of CLAaasca take possession to-morrow, of the bou.e in the Admiralty, appropriated for the reception of the Lord lligh Admiral. 'lna Duchess of KENT entertained the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess Sonata MATILDA, the Duke and Duchess of NonrnmesamAnc., and a Select Party of Nobility and Gentry to dinner on Monday, at her apartments in the King Palace, at Kensington. Iler Royal Highness gave a grand Enter tainment in the evening to the Dike and Duchess of CLARENCE, the Duke of Sussex, the Princess AuGurra, the Princess Surma, the Princess Cant.orn, and • very numerous assemblage of No bility and Gently. The second reeding of the Bill to annul the alleged marriage of Miss Tolman, is postponed from Thursday to Monday next. Several witnesses are then to attend. _ The intelligence front the Spanish Main was brought by the Hamilton steam-vessel, belonging to Colonel ilouttemt, ' who received the exclusive privilege of navigating by steam the slyer Orinolio, front the Colombian Government. • His vessels appear to be carrying us an extensive traffic, and to have excited the most lively interest in that great river and on the neighbouring coasts. Being the first steam-vessels which have appeared in that country, the natives at first refused to go on board the " enchanted ships," and even refused the necessary supplies. The Lady of N. M. ROTHSCHILD, Esq. landed yester day morning at Dover, fiord Paris ; and arrived in town last night. The Duke of NoRTHUNIRERLAND gave a grand Dinner yesterday at Northumberland House, to the Dowager Marchioness of Exeter, Lord Eldon, the Bishop of Durham, Earl Powis, Lord and Lady Sidnaorth, Sir Herbert and Lady Taylor, Sir Willoughby and Lady Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Bennet. Captain Percy, Stc. The Duke of BEAUFORT entertained a distingu'shed Party to Dinner yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor-square. Lady LANGFORD entertained a large circle of Fa-1 shionables, on Monday evening, at her house is Berkeley-square. The Countess of JERSEY gave a Grand Rout, on Monday evening, at her house in Berkeley-equate, which was numerously and fashionably attended. Yesterday STIPAIR PRESCOTT WHIT; Esq. of Tri• oily Denise. CanalwWp, was called to the Bar by the Honourable • Society of Lincoln's Inn. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. • A RRIVA LS. Lad Lod Lady Bloomfield, in Sackville.street, from the Stud Haw, Kiogston ; the Earl and Countess of Sefton ' and the Ladies Moires:, In Arliogton-street ; the Hon. Wm. Murrell, at White. ball; Lard Mohrneuz, in Arlington-street; Mr. and Mrs. Jana'', at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Bath ; Mr. tad Mrs. Methuen, at the Burlington Hotel, Old Butlinron and Cork streets, from Hastings; the the. Mr. 'Beards and Augustus Brad shaw Esq. at Bead's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street, from a tour; the jinn of Worcester, Mrs. and Miss Hook, at the Bath Hotel, ilseffestrin-street, from their seat in Kent ; J. C. Stuart and Friends, iiMerotts Hotels, Clifford and Cork-ureets • the Hon. H. Wawa awl Miss Watson , at ditto, from Carlton Cork-streets; ; Lord and Lady Osrteret, at ditto; the Hon. Master Vanoecks and Lady Hums tlosfield, at ditto; Isaac Millet, Esq. Mrs. Millet, J. Minot, jam Esq. and the Misses Millet, at Marshal Thompsun's Hotel. Coss vendlab-aquare ; Mrs. Leigh and William Leigh, Esq. at dine; George B. Greases, Esq. Mrs. Greases, and John Greases LI, at ditto ; Henry Drnoke, Esq. and Family , at ditto; Chalks IIL and F. Cotton, &qrs. at ditto ; Res. S. W. Cobb, at ditto ; Jobb Pryce Lade, Esq. at ditto; F. C. Fitzgerald, E.g. at ditto. BYO RTINti IN IBI.LIGENC E. YORK SPRING MEETING. • Fume MY, NIAT 41. Sweepstakes of 40 bolts. eadt, for all ages; three yr olds, Tst. four, est. 31b. five, 9st six and aged, fht. 41b. Maiden looses allowed 31b. and fillies, 51b. Two miles. Lord &Itzwilliant's b. e. Mulatto, 4 yrs Lord Kennedy's ch. c. Begilaritite, 4 yrs One paid. 5t04 on Mulatto. Produce Stakes of 50 sous. each, for two yr old colts, Ist. 31b. fillies, ast. alb. allowed. T.Y.C. . I Lord Milton's ch. f. Slut Lord Scarborough's b. c. by Cation One paid. 9 to) on b. e. by Carton. The Sapling Stakes of SO sows. each. It. ft. far three yr ekl Mlles; B.t. 31b. each. Mile and a half. Mr. Foljamb's bL by Ttreolas . • Mr. Gascoyne's cb. Jeasy 1 2 One paid. I Sweepstakes of 20 toys. each, for three yr old cnits, Itst. Sib. and fillies. Sat. ulb. Last Mils and three.quarurrs. Sir W. Dinner's ch. C. Malek . 1 . . • Mr. Compton's b. c. Burlador . .- . I Four paid. 4to I art Malta. The York Spring Sr. Leger of 25 so's. each ; three yr old esdhr o l list. 51b. and fillies, Bst. 21b. Mile and three-quarters. Mr. J. Scott's b. c. Nonplus . 3 . . Mr. Lumley's b. c. by. Tramp . . . . • Four paid. 4to 1 apt Nonplus. Match-200, h. ft. T.Y.C. Lord Kelburne's ch.f. by Vi,count, rec. ft. from Mr. Ridsdales b. 1. by Tramp. Matck-200. h. ft. T.Y.C. Mr. Russell's gr. f. by Biacklock, rec. It. from Mr. Ridulale's 'Worm 4 Tills AItAIY. Detachments belonging to the ►oth, 10th, 24th, 36th, 63th, and 99th Regiments of hitintry. marched this morning from West minster for Bristol, on route to Irebwl. Detachments belonging to the 6th and 51st Regiments of Foot, embarked on board a steam vessel in the River, for Gravesend, on route to Canterbury. A Detachment belonging to the 35th Regiment of Infantry marched this morning from Westminster for Albany Barracks. A Detachment belonging to the 70th Regiment of Infantry marched this morning front Westminster for Portsmouth, on route to Guernsey. A Detachment belonging to the 76th Regiment of Foot marched this morning from Wesuninrer for Portsmouth, on route to Jersey. A Detachment of the 2341 Fuelleers nurched this morning from W. stminster for Brecon. A Detachment be longing to the 96th Regiment of Foot marched this morning from Westminster for Plymouth. A Detachment of the 62J Regiment of Infibtry marched this morning from IVesuninster for Land guard Fort. The 72d Highlanders, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Ar buthnot, have left Londonderry for Dublin, where the Regiment is to be stationed. TROOPS IN PORTUGAL. lassos, May 9.—Whether it was necessary, for the peace of the capital, that British troops should have been here in case of any fatal termination to the Itegent's complaint, it may be difficult to say; but the precaution was at least prudent, and must be success- ful: To our own troops it must be agrevabk, as that have ex changed bad quarters for good—the dulness of a country village, foe the variety and amusements of the capital. In Lisbon, all oor troops yet atrived are well lodged, and more of them might be equally well seommoslated. Without invading nunneries, turning out monks, or incommoding private families, there are regular mi litary quarters in this city sufficient to lodge a force capable of over- I awing the largest and most turbulent capital of Europe. A line of barracks extends front the river at Belem on the one side, aL round the outskirts or suburbs ot the town to the river on the ~ern barrier. In this range we have, Ist. The quartet or barracks of the Campo d'Ourique, occupied by one battalion of the Guards ; The quartel do Val de Pereira, by the other ; 3d. The'quartel da Cruz do Tabado ; 4th. The quartet da Cruz de quatro Cominhns; anti 3th. The quartet da Cavelberia do Cars, near the river, besides the quartet da Cotavia and the Castle in the interior. These mili tary quarters are in general very neatly built, clean, and contuto thous. They consist of a long quadrangle, with a file of low houses for the soldiers on the long aides, anti higher apartments fur the officers at the ends. The area ot the quadrangle affords good ground fur eta cise or parade. The situation is always high and healthy, removed from the crowded parts of the city, and the huts for the soldiers are in gond repair. NAVAL INTELLIGENT The Ocean, Gauss, from Riga to Montrose, was on shore nea Rothsay Ilead, on the 18th instant, but expected to be got off. The Monmouth, —, from Shields to Bengal, is lost on the coast of Arracan. The St. Lawrence, 'SP Doucat., from Greenock to Bay Chaleur, was carried Into Loughswilly, on the 14th instant, with eight feet water in her hold. Dam., May 22.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Rarebit], from Jamaica • Margaret, Wisrwaao, from London; Sotheby, —, front Ch ina; Mier Regent, WAINLAII, from Bengal; Anna Robertson, JOHNSON, from ditto; Orwell, from China; Wildman, —, from the South Seas; and Geo. Canning, BRAN. , from St. Domingo. Arrived from London, the Eliza, SUTTON, for Bengal; Walworth Castle, Loan, for dine, Charles Brook, —, for St. Vincent's; Sahoun, for Madeira; Doro thea, Care, for Grenada; and K. S. Forbes, Crisman, for Bum.' bay. The Fatale, front India, Is expected this evening. Peanssotren, MAY t2.—Wind W. S. W.—Passed by the Hannah, Roszarsen, from Calcutta, sailed 6th January; Cape, 17th March, and from St. Helena, Ist ApriL The Atlas was at the Cape, and was to sail in ive days fur Bombay. The Britannia sailed theism* day front the Cape for London. The Mermaid and City of Edin boro' were at the Cape repairing damage; the former would be ready in ten days to sail for London. The Vattryfleld, JOITNOOII, sailed the 10th March for London. The Armorer, Rom. pained this morning from Calcutta, left 30(11 December ; Madras, 28th January, and St. Helena, 27th April ; also the Fantle, from Bengal F Lawny*, Mar 24.—Wind Variable.—Sailed the Prudence Eloise, Santa Martha, and Sandwich, packet, for Lisbon; Lora ' Hobart, packet, for the Leeward Islands; and the Dove, packet, for Buenos Ayres. The following Notice was yesterday posted at Lloyd's— POUTUOUZin CONSULATZ, Landon May 21,11167. Notice is hereby given, that Captains, 'Masters 'of insets, and others, proceeding to the Portuguese dominions, ue; on their sni vel in Port, to deliver all their letters to the °dicers of the Board of ileath, by whom they are visited en first entering the port. In default thereof' they will be liable to the penalties and imprison ment as established by law. F. T. SA MPAYO, Consul General. In the reign of HIMRT 111. the revenue of the Cus toms was 6,0001. per annum. Sunday last, the aunt of Mr. Holmes, broker, in the London-road, was robbed in St. George's Church. In the course of the service she was elbowed by a person in the same pew, and her bonnet disfigured ; while lifting up her hands to put it in form, the thief drew a wild watch from the front of bee dress. • - • • Some few days ago, a considerable portion of the in terior of the ancient Castle of Prevensey, in Sussex, gave way and fell with a crash that greatly alarmed those that heard it, and especially an old man, named Doush, who not very many minutes b e f ore th e circumstance occurred, was walking beneath the arch which formed a part of the ruins, estimated at some huidreds o. cart loads. • THEATRE& KING'S THEATRE. Last night this Theai re was most fashioeabl• :o witness the representation of MA' Opera Medea. The part of Medea was iained by Madame PASTA. Many of t gave with most intense feeling. In the in which she appear , , and white - the Corini her that she is banished, she gave the " Partite n vili: di mirsre Sate l'afaaao di Medea, • in a tone denoting the most pe feet contem l ever, the scene which is beyond all question 'is that in which Medea is going to destroy there the feelings of the heroine were me pourtrayed by Madame PASTA. The char, was very ably sustained by Madame f never appeared to more advantage than Caro aTherjo. which she executed with - and very. perfect eiecution. COVENT-GARDEN. A Comedy under the title of Lo ve translation from the Marriage de Rai been so popular in Paris, was produced This is a piece depending more upon the Lion and sentiment, than upon that character, in its various shades and form the strong feature of English specimen of the school to which it belongs, fully effective, and extremely enteir- . received with marked favour by t h e had the advantage of being admirable PISS'S petformance was another pont talents .as an actor. Tile part itself offer no points for the display of ' inasmuch as it is without any snarl Nevertheless he invested it with a nate sternness and benevolence which t fully with the audience, and impai tional spirit to the dim ts of the other . MAN did herself great credit in the pa made a mote decided and real impression dience than she has done in anything CIETT'S acting was distinguished by I and the other persons of the drama support from their representati , - - , piece was complete. In the Court of King's. Bench, this imatvere made the Rule absolute, confirming -taco MATO{ acid Corporation of London, in 1 Wn.oit as Alderman of Vintry Ward. The SECRItTAFT of SrATR for For appointed Mr. MAST CATLIff W”1141114111, se Archdeacon W is. to be his Lordship a Mr. De C. WILAVIMAIII lately took a distinguished SKEEN, THR MURDIRER.—This Untly length been awakened to a sense rf , his charge ; his manner has become , since Monday, and he appears to regard fate with horror. He last evening made a mission of his guilt, from which it would the dreadful act was premeditated many its accomplishment. He den es having vious occasions, cruelly treated the ; th it a great many of the accounts in about hint are not true. Upon being the mdignant motive which could ha , cot mission of such an act, he gave • as usual, visited by his friends. ANOTHIIR MATH RV FIGIITIAG.— cord another instance of the .fatal termination test. The fight, which consisted of upwards , ' occupied a space of more than a hour and Dirday morning, near the Reeks-road, between comes of Clough and Yates. which ended M'' Me was taken from the Gehl in a state of shortly afterwards.. Warrants are issued s, abettors of the fight ; but as yet they have not 'theater Mercury, May 22. TVA TRA7I2II Turniat..--During teeday, the workmen were employed 'of clay, gravel, Ste. into the liver, the aperture was formed. It appears, before the accident occurred," a tier bad been statiar.ed on the river, imv. place v here the rams were at work and souse of them cast their anchors. may probably be attributed the irrur ,into the tunnel, as the powmfal against the vessels must have caused ~ts anchors to have penetrated very deep river. Mr. Bautista. attended a teeth Diectnrs yesterday, at the office of laid a statement o f his proceedings sr:presses his con fi dence of being able hi ' ashy. At the rising of the tide • the water'ia the shaft of the tunnel proof, that as yet the leak has not been BERNELL is constantly on the woe the workmen. BOW-STRIffe...A young sman, of reopeetak Wes. Hanasesul, was yeeteilay charged Malt ' -- Kinnear, ifs+ a banker of fidaburgb. along FL gentareet.—Mr. Hamar seised Mei in the very act of withdrawing Ids bond front Several of the oaken in Cam reempleed as setae in the person of Wen. Hammond, who . 7in trial, and the parties band ever to prosecute. Saturday se'ainiglit. a respite. during f plemsure, was received by die Sheriff, for Asses . i Ayr prison, shaky smoseace of death for lessieg CORN EXCHANOR, U , We Mee but Mttk doing In the the sales made were at Monday's rtes. having had no fresh supply. The state. as Monday's pekes unmet be quantity entered for Mine cemeoptien, arrival since Monday of 20,100 VI nothing doing. At Columba, In Ceylon. the nth Init.-Camel Lindsay, 7Sth MgWaders. p, Sunday, at WAD. Hai, war leaving, it is geserally supposed.= • The 13th instant. at Ms sat,' ColontlJames Balfour Viessysa. The sth Instant, aged 74, the Seaham, and perpetual Curate et 011 in the county and diocese of Darham. At Durham, Peter Boalby Marniens Fee many years Mr. Marsden has et ()wham. MAILS-I'J AIM DM 1 0 I 1 0 Dublin Waged. rd Gu.ruses and Jersey 1 0 Lisbon 0 6 ' Donagtradee Buenos Ayres Holland O 0 O 0 O 0 lila- 4,1111 h at LONDO Morning Afternoon thew: Mired and Poblisbed Jam . subs Seas Ornos. rich 1 7tidiettisiace, t A o C ▪ C f T s S t fashionably t m l Ain. s c t a le ! t b e t o d t t e r • fedea WAS admirably . 0 , siany of the passage, s i lt V In the very fir,t sense re the Corinthians inked gave the passage— 'r e rare losiegat ledes," • se feet contempt. H ow . j d all question the fin e u. g to destroy her children: ine were most beautif u ll y • 1. The character of Creewi Madame CA RADOS!, Wh.t rantage than in the AD J . tent ted with great sweer,pe. s ltd kRDEN. PA e of Looe and Reason, * ge de Raison, which Aar produced here last night. re upon the effect of Maxi rpm that delineation of des and humours, which English Comedy. As a 'lllll jell it belongs, it is p vier. ely entertaining. It was it by the au di ence, and fie admirably acted. FAR. riser proof of his genuine r r I art itself would seem t er 111“. play of his peculiarrie 4 soy marked charscter.-, with a mixture of slier. left ce which to Id most poops. et 1 rid imparted much addi. he other actors. fissJait- yr in the past of Alice, and eat impression on the ao. CA inythiog the. Mr. Tem. bed by his usual feeling: EH drama received elficient CH ttives.—The success of the CA inch, this day, TAod Tn. sortarming the deeialaa or die London, in the Slacks el Mr. CA! rd. 'a for Foreign Affairs, hr s p Ai LisoriAss, Weald KM or eke s Lordship's private Seams. 11131 distinguished degree at Oiled. -This unhappy man has at no ense cf the crime laid to s become greatly alined SA I rs to regard his whelk rening made a detailed ad. s'eh it would appear the lasted many h.ruts bons es having ever, 011 pst. tied the infant. and up I — , l :aunts in the newspapes pawl son being questioned as to atne r could have led him to de p,,„, se gave no answer. He 1 , , Min Audi D im Ames have to re. Lk* termination of a pvgihnic too- 111 ' upwards of tight ; rounds, tad n ave hour and a ball, tied' placer.. road, between two mw of tie h ended to the death of Clout. state of aid did Oltn r e issued again, t Yates sad tie ciao hey have not been taken.—Xio Dist Datb .During the *hole of yes. jr enployed in throwing fags Dote e river, on the spot where Iiv!! ft appears, that some days G ull o g e l , f; a tier of collier vessels 0 . 41 river, immediately over the Not ✓e at work in the tunnel, eir anchors. To this fed the irruption of the water p i t owes lot action of the tide re caused the flukes of de rery deep into the bed of the , 7 ed a meeting of the Court o f nthce of the Cimpany, and :endings before them. He .1 being able to overcome the in the tide yesterday evening , e tunnel also incretseda et! las not been stoppe!. Mr' all the works, supetintendiq ILA; areg 4 :a f ra relPecta esi wids bil piekim ansanate tig Pecksi ' 111111 :1 1 inb Rdurgb e as be was ervellost__,, Ha rt Lr seized the peYasec h tt c""" iM band from Ms ea= pedlK — scagoised as aid fecallialra 3111 se it mood. who was fatly t I ' 6o l sr to prosecute mow ler sp riffs it i : f . forer du jai r emeg i o n sa g i b tr;:a k M i ti o lli thro. i' l Ma t e: MARK-MHZ. Min g. ▪ Mast trade this wankil. Om& liesiey healer OM" * Oae trade ceehases is a Ifirks. dice ▪ ablabead, 'Whit t• the " gag " A. leo, awl tbs *bit," hi p la Beers Pin these Lt, THS. nth December lasts die *ludas*. RD. lif Liverpool. Thomas in rep 7yawtya. ball, woe milk= sad a half in thr Now Ream' si*: e L m, Rev. Richard Walls, v the South Shields, sal of Eliww" sod tX Narlisas. l --:-----"----.llareae°bet;. 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