Star. — London, England, 1826-03-14 00:00:00

Acts of Parliairissi,4lllllk as. the tate repeals of tares had enabled yielding lager revesmes thun be taken rather as a continuance of bnrdene • relirf from presence mew when the vrhn arty w a s talnertalr-pdHrealf timaiatir elf wine, large on spirit!, and irarWous etlter 'reeks; &Ohm. Illefither deett jamiied op led- .Aro..lll4,daiiknit the client , - ' the - - yielded that renal ofsetta and riming nalliners _ • to the repeafof only 4 1/00.000/. Ile concluded by appealing to the lion. Member for Wareham, "and to the Right Hon. Ilaroort opposite (Sir John Newport). Whether the repeal of the several Nay which from time to time hat) been urged, was not felt a relief? Ur. VAlatitLY explained. In the paper m 'red for by bins. , 4l4 charee, on the S.h of Jui:sty. 1819, was stated at 29,176,1571. and on the sth of J•Mstary, 1826' 19,144 e 7611. being a charge 0r . 31.3961. more than in 1819. The obtAllll mating for the paper was to spew the charge, including the„ditaa.weight. which. as the law stood, was certainly a charg e upojt the country. attaln Li N DS.% contended that • the banking system • Mt SCorniitl had been a successful one for 100 ' , Cars, and hoped sat 26 see it altered. 31r, T.- WILSON expressed himself highly ritiatied with Ilse statement orate Chancellor of the Rachequer, and believed it wool"' produce a cheering effect throughout the whole country. IT C. TORRES saw no - necessity for making that wack-went Well gn better. When he saw any sound o'.4setion started to the present banking system in Scotland, that he would vote for a Committee to examine into that system, bye not ko loot. Let the House bethink itself of the enitaph on ti, man .vaboessolt physic—" 1 was well ; I wished, to be better ; ,ele6 Lent- Lilo" . The CHAIRMAN of tlig Committee having read the Resolution slut a • duty of four shillings in the pound be levied on certaii l .Pcsedoos and Offices, &c. 1)1r. HUH R observed, that ap expenee was here incurred which relight *ell be saved to the public. Where was the neeniky of this deduction. and the einence connected with if, NAM cis Prosier, and the Allowances might be at once paid, minus tinning deducted ? The. Cita 7•CiLLOII. of the Excnrunna and Mr. TUN. expuined I after-which the Resolution was agreed to, the Chaim* relestseil prozreu, and the Report was ordered to be received to.siseessaW. COMMIT rim r.B stoyetv—PUßLlC avant mos. BRItRIRS rowed that a sum of 34,000 L be granted kr the expanse isf works soesepaire upon buildings. Mr. HUME said; that he did not quite understand; from what source .the expense of the alterations now going on at Buckingham•house was to be made. He did notsuppose that any mine had been discovered which was to furnish.she money; hut no estimate was before the nous.. Mr. HERMES said, that the charges were to be defrayed, as the House was aware, drool the surplus sevens, of the woods arid fermi. Mr. HUME said, that the tomtits of the woods and i fosetts was part of the public Revenue—just as much as the Customs or Excise: and no past of the public Revenue ought to be disposed of without an estimate before Pasliarnent, Wnsild these he any objection to site furnishing an estimate of all the further expense which the country was likely to be put to no account of Buckionlas.- gni Windsor ? Sir C. LONG sa;d, that such an estimate could be gitia_if the Hon. Meniher, thought fit to mbve for it. Certainly, !waiver, his Hon. Fi iend (Mr; Herries) had . distinctly stated last year. that the surplus .revenue of. the woods and forests was to be applied to these works. Ara ELLICE recommended that an estimate should be plaid •• OW tattle as a more patisfactory mode. Mr. HUSKISSON must confess that, wben the Hoe. Member said there *is no account before the House of the produce or approPrta • ;ion of the Woods and Forests, he twist be 'very inattentive to what was g3ing on year after year. The Commiseionersof Woods and : Forests were lij." law bound to gi ft in a triennial return of tie prksluce , and - expeitcliture. Ibis would be their duty to • do,agaia next year, and he would then perceive that, thereaccounts wane fsgroished is detail. The.Conseeisel 0141111 . - emit( borrow no Meer/ even in thiseeturbp,iieb spit ea; will:Britoil* consent of Perliament. He ern* lairs neobjeudea to the production of to estimate of tie expense of vspalifs. Snell* anIMPPAiDtlie." It had been, however, the weal imam lit, Goirenimett to providelor the repair of all Royal rsitl9lloll,olEdi th vii nar • .AL LICE wished that the surplus revenue should bebeougit to secofint, and • the money for the works* voted, as_ or- lir otbitNemice. *U. ARBUTHNOT said, that an account et ibeeggiselesse was reittlaily laid before the [loose ; a statementeimpeisiessegge at tyaring-eross would soon be produced, and would, in all pstolta- Linty, give general satisfaction. Mr .1. 31 A RTIN asked a question as to the prohibit' expense of the reran which were going on at the Custom-boast. Mr. HERR IFS said it was difficuk to say precisely, what that eipetweivould be. as a part only was likely to he paid by Govern meat. Prootedings were pending st law against the individual who was supposed to have been is fault fn that affair; and in a very abort tisne the matter would be brought to triad. Mr. BARING was desirous to know what was doing at the new r os t.oifie e ? Some specific and responsible department ought to be named fur the direction of the public works. •Mr. 11 F.II RI ES tail, that the improvements were conducted under the directioo of the Treasury, by the Board of Works. Sit M. W. RI DLRY insisted, that, as these Works were paid for ot.t °Me public money, the Estimates ought to be regularly laid Wesel* Mouse. The.CIIANcELLOR of she EXCHEQUER said, that the expan s e of the . Postrolicelluilding bad not yes exceeded the grant of tro - I:oQt.'Made by the City of London; and, therefore, it had not he+is tercessaty to call for a vote. Ns. BARING was surprised at the Right Hon. Gentleman's sptemsent, *bemuse lave forgotten that the bare ground Defeoe a stomat a ,* Post Wks was laid, cost 400.0001. • 111411 A NC114.1.011 of the EXCHEQUER observed that he di l l sow forget , that circumstance, but had confined his statement to the Aperbqd sines ISM when the Treasury first issued an order re lade, go ohls mederteking. Ita-pooree. to a question from Mr. Ilvme, :T6ts QUA NOLL. LO li of the EXCHEQUER replied, the ex penses of building rink House was to be borne entirely by its Royal Owner. Mr. TR ESIA INF iodated that estimates of these works ought toile laid heftier the Ulna In the ordinary way.--Tie vote was skit speed to. V. it pant of 10,0001. forcarrying on the Buildings of Edinburgh College was. after a few words from Mr Flume. the Ontscsitoa °Abe isctizooss, and Sir M. W. Ramey, agreed to. The next items were ISITSOL for the espences of Port Patrick Haltom.; .9,9W:0r espeoces of Donagbadoe harbour ; 43.0001. fur she expellees of the Royal [harbour of Geuege the Fourth at Hinging) (formerly Duoleary), all of which were agreed to. NIUSRO/d, AND NATIONAL TICTURZ GALLEItT. .4hi The Resolution for granting the sum of 25,0001. for defraying the raptsties of buildings at the 111 Irish hluseum, • fOr. Bliasttwowin said, that the new buiktings were element so high that they now obstructed the view of the houses in t he sisighbourhood, to some of which they were a complete an. of ence:' lie wished to know whether this building had been raised for the purrs.* of receiving the ptensres ? • SIP CMA R LES. LONG observed t:is building was not for a Piastre Gallery. as the Hoe. Member supposed ; that he believed would be erected aosnewitere more to the West end of the town. • After a oreersation between Mr. lloviroese Sir 17. toms, Mr. Bleier Comeau, Mr. ihumerera. sod Mr. aunt, The. CH A NCELLOR of the EXCI I EQUER observed, that present there was art unseeinlioese in the parts of this h.Jildity. which be was convinced would he remedied by the plan which be had seen for a new facade in front. This did honour to the taste dr the architect, Mr. fbnirke, and was an elevation on the most maglifkent soak. These new buildings could not be cut down without destroying the proportiunl of the whole, and making* lase squat dumpling—( I tear, and laughter). The Resolution was then agreed to, as was a grant Of £13,000 the neat buildings at Whitehall, foe the Privy Co null. • • Solber motion for granting 7u,OCOL fue tbe Repairs of. Windser Castle, • - ...The_c t iw.kciu.v.on of the ENctir.Qusit akarrved (in teply,to Nr, Httnie),"thet it had been imagined tMOly impossible to vistaed Wino suit of Mnik7 would be sufficient to PePlar. 3 building so old as Wiudsor Castle, because it was supposed. as it in fact ',rued out. that many of the great timber+ would be !gond rotten and decayed, which would be a source .uf very Leavy ea rn*. The vote was agreed to. Sad►, he. were voted without opposition. On the motion for granting 10,011 t, for forming an Index to the Journals of the House of COTOIVI Mr. HUME objected that this while Onortneva ibm. Blr. WYNN and Mr. HERRIN* OpMined, that the Index was made up agreealily to a Report i4o Committee. Mr. RUTTECWORTH said, k4wing something of the, ex- I pence" of printing, he was willing to bear Ms testimony to the ' economical manner in which the printing charges of the House of Commons were made. The yore was then agreed to. • , 13,0001. to pay the extraordinary exptes of the Gold Coinage. 20,000,. for defraying the has on Ir &her Tokens already -entnea, 5.0001.. for defraying the extraordinary moues for prosecutions nffenees relating to the Coin, 8,7001. for the expence of the Lord autaberlain for Fittings in oh Houses of Parliament, k 12.0001. for Law Charges for the year 180, and 99,1001. fur maintaining Convicts, were rowed witheet any opposition. The remaining items having been gone tbteugh, the House resumed: the Report was (mitred to be received this day. Mr. F.STCOURT gave notice of his ibtentioe to *me, on Friday nest, for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the mode of licensing Public Douses and Inns. A new Writ was ordered for the County of Carib, to elects Member, in the place of Sir Ulysses de Burgg, wholes Succeeded to the 11;ressiof Down. The other Orters of the day were then disposed as end the Douse adjourned at HaAr-rset-TweLvs. THE EVENING SD LONDON. TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 14, INS. STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.. The only subject of conversation in the City Is the budget of the Cnaticenaotsof the Enstecsurn. Ceases opened at ?? O 771, and were afterwards done to a considerabk extent for the Account, at the latter price, and 77g. In the Foreign Market nothing is doing. Current Prices: Old Spanish 10, blesican 621 1, Coloradan► new 471, Russian 751, Brazilian Bonds 44 56, Greek Bonds 171 18, Exchequer Bills 4 to i preaduns. ONE O'CLOCE. ' Since Twelve o'Clock, the Market has been drooping, and Consols which were dent at 771 for the Account, have declined to, 771, with a► heavy Market. the The _ the banker, re of house to the amount _ million of francs, adds, " M. Manz has already made great re tfenchments in his household •establishment. As he is universally respected here and does a great deal of good, everybody takes much interest in his situation. We yesterday stated, that the report in a former German Paper, of M. Iltraz having suspended payment, was unfounded. We have received the French Papers of Saturday and Sunday, btu they contain little news. The general discussion on the independence of St. Domingo termi nated on Friday, and on Saturday the Chamber of Deputies was to proceed to the examination of the separate clauses of the project. The intelligence from Spain announces the execution of the two IlaxAns, whose adventurous enterprise in the vicinity of Valencia . was so soon terminated. The two Chiefs were shut together, with the Ex,,Lieutenant General Sat.t.as, and several rif their followers. The accounts from Greece in these Papers state, that in the last action off Missolonghi, the Capiran Pawn* I owed the preseriation of his life to his steam-boat, to wh . ch he retreated vrhen•his frigate was in flames. lt is affirmed that Tripolize.t has really been retaken by Cotaicornost, and the Egyptian garrison massacred. A vessel, which has just arrived from Smyrna, brings word that on the day of its departure, the 19th Feb., a great fire Was raging in the quarter of the Franks. WINDSOR, 111Aactt 13.—His MAJESTY continues much the same. Yesterday Count Messeas arrived at the loyal Lodge, and had an audienee of his Ma.nterr. The Duke of Susses yesterday attended the House of Lords the whole of the day on the Armandale claim of Peerage. A grand drawing-room Was held on Thursday at Dublin Castle. It was attended by a numerous assemblage of 1' ponces of distinction, . M. SARRATSA and M. Rocavosave„ the Charges d'Affaires of Buenos Ayres and of Mexico, were among the com pany invited to meet Lord Passover at dinner at Mr. Secretary and Mrs. CA11.001 . 15, 00 Sunday last. - A Meeting, thinly attended. of the Noblemen, Free- Ihlridisn, and others. of the enmity of Perth, was held en Toesrlay Wt. when a Petition to Parliament against any ieterftereose with tie Scotch Banks was agreed in. ~. The Hon. Company's ship Madras, is daily expected Ms* anality, with Lord PACTS and saute. The Marchioness of Wats.Lestart, in answer to a me imetal from the Broad Silk Weavers of Dublin, Witt declared her wish to promote their interest, and to give every enema. to the wearing of Irish Silk Manufacture. may's new Opera, to be produced for the first Alit 411 Thursday night, at Drury-Lane Theatre, is hooded on ,tb Mahn ins of Briagesiip Tire ADEXPOI Tuaartte.—This favourite place of emosenessit continues to Si nightly. 'The smudges teethe Nodded .liniele et She Pike Meat tishall, notsoldriumdteg Is. • Met perfervid 105 nights wit intermission. • The-Res. Gonave Buser has been elected ititictor of ibe Unkempt/ et St: Andmrere. • 4 1e• ' ,v/ the ffilth, Deeember, Which state that Casaba CIJOTIMOX 'OO4 PILASOO, with Doctors Moneta mei , pillitest, had all kmded in high health and spiritere-Mr. Theateen, on the 25th Noveqlser •at Whydab, to meted to Dalsonsey, in company With a.Portupeart, who had lived at that court for many years; and the ether three, on tbe *Oilt Noveintsir it Badagry, in com pany with Mr. Hourroit an English ipleobeit, resident at Gatos, on the river Benin, at :whose house Beisoxt died. He intended to accompany them to a town called tiptio, and then return to the coast where the presents and !regorge werekept on board the Bra. ten until the Sultan Bello should seed down an escort for their safe convoy to Saecatoo. The nest accounts from these travellers must be highly interesting. Yesterday morning, soon after eleven o'clock, the Duke of YORZ, in the - regimetitals of the first regiment of Foot Guards, of which his Royal Mabee* is Colonel, arrived in the rd-cage Walk, St. James's Park, attended by the officers of his eta, where the serjeants and corporals of the regiments of the line e been practising, fur two or three months past, a new and sin. proved exercise. introduced by Sir Hexer 'Dream, with the sanction of his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief, the great object of which is to effect speed in their evolutions. The serjeants sod corporals, equipped with muskets, belts and cartridge-boxes., &c. formed a line, and received hi.; Royal Highness with military honours, after which they went through the new exercise, highly to the satisfaction of the Royal Duke, which has been taught them by the drill serjeants of the Guards, and the regiments of the line will in .Riture be the same. The exercise occupied about an hour and a half. The serjeants and corporals of the line will now be sent to their different regiments, where they are to teach the privates is their dif. Arent companies the new exercise, which they have bees taught and perfected in. After the close of the inspection, the Duke of Yana proceeded, in his Royal Iligheess's cabriolet, to the Commander-in. chief's office, in the Horse Guards, where the Royal Duke trans acted military business for upwards or two boors. • Trade is reviving in the Commercial and Manuf.c taring towns : business bas assumed an improving aspect both at Uverpoel and in Manchester, causing an increased activity in the arkets and some advance in prices. The accounts from Leeds state that Yorkshire goods are again in request ; in some of the large towns there are many persona unemployed, but they' bear their misfortunes with patience, which is a moult proof of the tranquilized state of tl:e country, and the confidence that all classes have in she wisdom of Government. Bransbletye House, which has furnished the title of Mr. Iloaace Smien's very interesting Novel, stands lipan the ex treme borders of Ashdown Forest, in the county of Sussex.-- After the conquest, it became the property of the. Earl of Iloa irate and CORNWALL ; and, passing through the hands of several ether possessqrs, it came into the occupation of the Comatose (the befogs of the novel), towaras the beginning of the seventeenth Ilewestry. 'lke old masted edifier was abandoned in the reign of James the Fours, by Sir 'lamer COMIPTOO, who built the solid ha. renal _nuptial, commonly known by the name of Itrambletye Flotre. This noble structure is now a mass of ivy-covered ruins. Sunday, the 19th .of February, a man entered the parisgehapel of Caber, in the townland of Augna Clapper, Wex ford, during Divine Service, and, with the premeditated malice of a demon s and the face of a maniac, pierced Reilly through the body with a kind of pike, forged and fixed in a handle for the pup pox, crying aloud at the time of the act, " There is land-taking for you now." The perpetrator is in confiste.nent. Some of the freemen of York have resolved to invite Lord Mama and Mr. Lowther, sea of Sir John Lowther, to offer themselves to represent that cite in Parliament. Another body of the freemen have determined to support Air. WyviU, the present member ' and the Hon. Thomas Dyad" G. F. Heneage and Charles Wood, Esqs. are candidates for Grimsby ; and Sir Henry Willoughby, Bart. offers himself for Wallingford. Wednesday, both Viscount llowick and T. W. Bastanont, Esq. commenced's canvas' of the Northumberland Freeholders residing in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. His Lordship met with the Most general success. Mr. tkaUfouot, we understand. was got very successful. TM Gentleman visited Shields on Friday. On Tuesday the 7th init. end the following day, Lord liowick, accompanied by seine of hiatienJo, canvassed the town of Alowick.-2Visucestle Chrenick. A ruts in y mob last Wednesday committed a gross satrap on Lord Gaut cia Bilmflos.o, as he was proceeding to Waterford. They attacked his carriage with wellies of stones, and when be had quitted it.'the savages s!ill vented their fury on the empty vehicle and the horses. Tranquillity w* not.rettored until the blaring bad twice read the Itoot .tct, and a Serjeant's guard bad been called out to clear the streets. One of the ringleaders was taken into custody. . • , . - - 1 / 4 .. - - it. . tar - . ifeertiereatiteris an article front Frankfort; on the ithit Id the penple to in= (o °'" l " l4l4 • Ripi . t: r ibr waimiburr eill. l ief . the . , 1 ' . 1 :1, 1 ': •••• , .- • •- ' - that the set • 1 farthi end of Ora - Atty tr - ,; - arg defraying'," .. -.... 4.., heretofore, wan to * re 0 INC .. , , !rte, f tr *l6ht ' Cocainlas J over as well as could lic enpected, and that tl Iv. • A : _. bnrdeng than .irs a gdeirellliatylierg ...x...i, Ike telt 11 * g ig sicommercial dificulti. appeared to tit Wel. T . s the •rh nle of the x'94l• liar thtForAiae air + vine, large reductions an. bloodier for Aber- 5,0001: tar iltsaallkraltt. IPA** ta taadartheaaataabiaaatiar Ifereinburg Ever has an article from, Frankton on tl 14.994 i. for budding a Dridp.tr oa t ies can fr l t ail k sn4 . Gov aft m er uss int he cnea ,,, to saie , e objection from ► Mr. Home, saa aii ridded a benefit „ am a nd qtr Irleteres , went then Iratati. uded by appealing to f Secret Senriees Se ISM T 09.3441. ter 46 0001. or Maine, which after stating that M. Heae, the banks • had suitained a considerable- loss by the f‘ilure GOLINCTIMITIT's house to the amount of a million m . 0.- ci „„ it ,,,,,..., Acts of Parliament. Bills. ice. aid timpobt. for Stationery, he. c ..... ... I _ l. a. 11 Li.... ...... ..,,... 1... .....A.. ;...,. . .7 PRICK OF STOCKS AT FOUR CrCLCCK. S per Cent. Red. Shut. 3 per Cent. Cont. 7714 44 14 14 3% per Cent. Shut. - 3i per Cott. Rcd. intut. 4 per Cent. 95% 9514 94% India. Bonds. 2 1 prem. Xl,OOO Excheq. Bills 5 4 4 3 prem. 1:500 ditto 5 4 6 3 prem. - ClOO and £2OO ditto 5 4 6 3 prem. Commercial dit. Bank for Acct. 205 India for Acct. 233 Cass. for Amt. 7734 % 77 5 4 - 77 1 / 4 1 4 " FOREIGN FUN TWO O'CLOCK Colombian RAO p C. Ditto Acct. 611 Da. l& tesl4, 471 1 7 1 Poetesses* Bonds 74 Po. Ace. 471 * I T . 1415.11110. 161!.5 p C. 74 4/ Dud* fl. 3 p Okto Acct. 771 T Ditto Aim** • *in. 5p C‘ Cons. 10# lissimelllll6.llllS, Sp CAB* p. C. sea, si 7 1 1 . Acct. RAITIVIIt 4ND FORZION SHARES. TWO O'CLOCK. WAIL PAIS. Ned aa waste 400 460 bite Wow 400 50 40 ThiPilximtg 400 611 64 MAW itiiidean. 40 so Ditto New 40 15 IS Ma me Drbisb & For. 100 10 101 Fretecttir Fire so s II Last night, the Cffasscettolt of the EXCHEQUER `brought forward what is called the Budget; and we con gratulate not merely the Right Hon. Gentleman, but the country at large, on the gratifying view of the state dour finances, his round but " unvarnished tale" prey bents. The length at which we have given the speech of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, while it leaves little room for observation, almost renders it unneces sary: a more satisfactory esposi of the state of revenue was never. considering the circumstances, made in Par• liament; and so ,it was acknowledged to be by mard Gentlemen who are not in the habit of voting with M t nisters, particularly on financial subjects. Oa referring to the debate, it will be seen that twenty seven millions of Taxes have been repealed since the peace; yet such bas been the increased consumption of tax.ible articles, that the actual revenue has decreased but nine m;llions—the remaining eighteen millions having arisen from the. improved condition of the Iw o & A better proof of the increa s ed comforts of the great bodp of the people at large could not be adduced. It will (muter be seen that notwithstanding the re- . cent commercial difficulties have fallen heavy on the Revenue,and will still affect it, yet there is every prospect that the income for the current year will exceed the expenditure by upwards of seven hundred thousand pounds. This calculation is founded on the fairest estimate, and as Mr. ROBINSON has for three sue. cessive Tears under sated the probable income, there is eve, y reasPn to rely on the correctness of hisealculations. This surplus will more than cover the deficiency in the tobacco duty, which was omitted to be renewed last year, and is now to be permanently reduced Is. per lb. which is equivalent to a repeal of taxes to that amount.. Tor the remaining details we musr refer to the able and manly speech of t h e CUANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, which is not more remarkable for the explicitness of the statements it contains, than for the firmness of character, honout.ible independence, and acuteness of observation it displays. In the House, as we have stated, it wail' hailed with rapturous enthusiasm—in the C ty kis tli .:übject if universal praise, and in the country it wil we feel confir4", .otOductive of the happiest Mot '44loty• . . • This forenoon we receteeli the Allgenteine Zeitung auti the Yurentiurg Correspondent to Alm Bth inst. The RAVAL INTELLICENCt • . DISTARSSWO The fofloiting Rotes are taken from the brig fflantkord's log book. on her Iroise from Newfoundland to Oporto:— &LI/A—Blowing a gale from the wen, and seuriding under a close-reefed maintopsail and foresail, at 930 a. as. we saw a wreck ahead, which, Tram the appearance, &reined to have been On American schooner, water toned, and nothing standing Vat a part of a mainmast; of about 120 or 130 tons Mathes, polkaed cabin windows, green bottom, olive green bele/arks osesldmpoint ed with patent green inside, billet bead, with white ntooldiage, es, board the wreck were three men, having a Spanish jack suspended to a pole, and part of a naked human body lashed to the tilM taw, which appeased to have been their only subsistence fee mime tune. - We hove close to them * but in consequence of a eery heavy sea, and finding we were driving fast to leeward, we took a reef in the foresail, with the hope of remaining by them tor take them off the wreck ; but tb- sea continuing to run verglolgity and the wind blowing very bard, at three r.m. we lost sight of the wreck ; at six the wind veered to the north west, and blowing vetf hard, all hopes of again filling in with her wu vanished, and Gee own vessel being very leaky and much disabled front tbe severity of the weather we had experienced on leaving the coast of New./ foundiand, with two of the crew unable to do their duty, and the others very much from-bitten, we pot before the wind fur our nisi safety, safety, and anchored in O porto on the 24th of February. Ole latitude 12 4 north, longitude 34 10 west. " JONAS SOPER, Master of the brig Illandford." Passtetrrw, Maims 12.—Wind E.—Arrived the Britanni4 &Trott, from Cadiz, in 14 days, for London ; Brahmin, Rawtox. from Bilboa ; Sarah, BORSTRR and Betsey, NICHOLS, from London. PLYMOUTH, hisses Eaat.—Arrived the Female, emanate, from Charente. PORTSMOUTH Mace. 13.—Wind F.N.E.—Arrived hit Ma. jetty's cutter Stwatson, with the logger Atm, of Hastings, delabied no suspicion. Cowes. MARCH 13.—Sailed the Airfield, Wes; for New South Wales; ands the Zephyr transport, for Plymouth. Dem., Mamas i3.—Wind E.—Passed through from the Rivet, the William end Alfred, Mason, for Demerara; and the Neva, —, to the westward. Leftmost., Mane/Cll.—Wind E.—Arrived the Dewshory, —, from Oporto: Off the port, the John Reed, and Marx Ann, from Odessa ; ind the Wm. Russell, from New Bronswiek. CUSTOM-HOUSE, lora sot 13: SUM Livia= lowa ens—The Trafalgar, front Antsfeedam; Wow Heeds-Ina, from Antwerp; Po, from Calais; Prince Repot, from Liaboin; Sovereign, from St. Michael's; Stratton, rows Standgate Creek ; Queen Charlotte and Marie Theresa, from Dookrk ; Arethusa, from Antwerp ; Prosperity , from St. bli chairs; Twee Geb i roeders, from Rotterdam; Sisters. from • Di reseals; Eagle, from Cadiz; Providence, from • Hambergh ; Gratitude, from Valparaiso; Swift, from Oporto; Freybeit, faint Monde; Agnes, from Lisbon; Harriet, nom Demerara; George, from Antwerp'; Tupaze, from Antigua ; and Eden, from Hamhorgh. • Kress= °myosin—The RollSncb, for Risinetir ; Earl Ra- I ?horst and Commerce, for Rotterdam ; blary Jane, fee Quebec; and Twee Gebroeders , for Antwerp. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. The Bedford Assizes began on Tuesday last. Theis, Censer. Witted for kicking Elizabeth Fanner on the body, at that she died, was found Guilty of Manslaughter. nadirs Moore (convicted at last Stafford Assizes of high trea son (casing), but judgement respited until the opinion of the twe:ve Judges was taken on an nbjection) was sentenced to death on Fri. day, the Judges having decided that the verdict was turret; snot the indictment fully sustained—he is to be drawn to the place of execution en a hurdle. At the Northumberland Assizes, lie. Richardson. of Gates head, recovered 001. of the Proprietor of the Higheyer coach, for injury sustained by its 011itrturning, through carelenness rot' tbe tOWIII/811. Josses Dor for robbing on the highway James Becket, la bourer, and ;sating him cruelly, was sentenced to execution at she late Winchester Awizes—he Is to suffer an Saturday next. At Whiter, iks.uthelo of the capital convicts were reprieved. At Chelodood, akar a trial of three days, the Jury returned tt verdict of Not Guilty, in the case of "Res v. Barlett and others," A yougrameiras yesterday examined at Bow-street, chugril with bribeilipil the name of Mr, C. Kemple to *disunities to Covent Oirslen Theatre. He was remanded fur further esamina. tion.—At the same 001ce, two men, about 40 years of age, rein Laden and Pin: Lack were charged with assaulting and heating Mr. John Moulton, a farmer, on the highway, arid stealing from his person 21.155. &c. tm Saturday eight last. They were fully committed for trial. At rise watch-house bc.rths yesterday morn ing,_ presented more than a hundred different charges of riot. rob bery, assank, and other breaches of the peace, originating alntott exclusively in drunkenness. The persons charged were of all ChM', from the toss-pot tailor to the whiskered wine-Libbers of the " sa loons," with an abundance of dirty drabs and silk-clad dentirept to correspond. They were disposed of according to their deserts, and same of them will probably not eecape " a whipping." At Hatton-Garden, Elizebtthill•od Lfelid. alias Beet/Wood Lnrgzer Blythe, alias Any Wood Lowther Truss, was yesterday charged with having intermarried with W. H. Truss, Esq. of the Fist India House, her former husband, Henry Lloyd, being still living.—She was committed to Newgate for trial. SPORTING IN I'ELLIGENCE. BETTING-ROOM, TA :RS A LL'S, llAtca 13. 46 to 1 apt Monarch 7 to 1 apt The Modena 16 to 1 apt Panic 111 to 1 apt Advance 40 to 1 apt Sophist 20 to 1 apt Goddard 120 to 1 apt The General tO to 1 agst Twatty v 0 to 1, agst Rowena 20 to 1 art The Baron 20 to 1 agst Pluto 20 to 1 agst Waterman 20 to 1 agst Gratnarle S to 1 apt Problem—Fawn s; tot spat Filagree . 7 to 1 apt Mignionette , 10 to 1 apt Rachel 12 to 1 art Elizabeth 13 to 1 nest Parasol 13 to 1 asst Henry 14 to 1 asst 130-Peep Sr. Leona. DOWCAftTIM 7 to 1 apt Bed!smite lit to 1 apt Crusader l$ to 1 apt Belzoni 1S to 1 *girt Fanny 16 to 1 a24t Ihrataria •'S to 1 apt Calyp.o A few days since, a fellnw of Chitierne snla ills wire to a chinufey-sweep for I d. The poor Woman having two chil dren, she left one with her frail, and the other she took to/miffs& companion. Five Ladies were in the roof over the }loose of Cons mons last night, CO bear the COUNCILLOR of the Ractsetattea being forward the " Budget ;" namely, Lady ilaassesane old sow young Ladies, ;UM FRANICLAND LIMP. &c. Friday the thrrmnmeter stood at sommer heat, and on Saturday and Sunday nights there was a sharp frost. The Biackburn rioters were tried at Lancaster As sins on Saturday, and found Guilty; when they were sentenced— Sainte/ Skew (the ringleader) to five months hard labour, Bond and Barker to four months, and the others to two and three months each. At Coalston, the Bth inst. Gilbert Young, E4q. of Young&id, to Patricia, eldest daughter of the lion. W.•Nlauletiof Pannture. NEWCATIC AND I.ICADKNIIALI. MARKEL'S, 11Aacn13. Beef... 3, Od to 41 Od Veal 3s 8J to 5$ 44 Mutton ........3: 4d to 41 4d I Potk ...... 41 of to Si '44 PRICES or HAY Aso STRAW YESTERDAY. • ST. TAKMII . 4. WHITTCSIATItt. Hay 31 53 Od to 51 Oa Od 11ar 31 is ro 41 10, 01 Clover 41 4s Od to 51 is Od Clover 41 Os to 51 101 Od Straw 1113 s Od to 21 is Od &raw 11 161 to 21 Os Od RAW 111! 5S Best !letters and Steers (per Ordinary .. Is 10d to Is Od stair) Mid Map... 2s od to Ys sd ship at martat C . COAL ill ARK Icf, SI ARCH 13. Sbips Sold. Price. 101 Newcastle 301 28, 6:1 to 311 s •Illi 7 Sunderland 6 56s 541 to 400111. mmoy . Pro g refierni pubtiv.lti toy J. P. Saws, ad* Saks 1h trip Aw I fiat, TvasistpLer.