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pp. April F Ledbory. ,ttOrt;ies, Meows. Mr. liimitts, Ltdbury. Anthony Aiielley, Devespeirt, DeVtliabire ' victualler, March 23, 27, at dye, and April 22. at eleireKot Wealtley's Hotel, Devon. port. Attondes, Mr. IL Vr. Bak.. Aldermattbuty, of Messrs. Sok...l)oimport. William Cowird, SoUtltamptout. dyer, March 93, at twelve, 21, at eleveo t ond . April 22, at tvielve, at the Stat Inn, Soiathatnpton. Aunts*, Mr; Edward &pint, nchitipton ;or Messrs. Blade .04 eli. e /olso-street. Ilcdford-row. JIMIDLAiLATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. William; •PittelialuVArlingten Street, Cltrkenwell, plumber, is in iosolveist''elretathitimes, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors.—Piled March la DIVIDENDS to be made to B ASI NG HA LL-STREET. • - - - April 1, John Casper Hartsioich, Julius Hutchinson, tnd Wil liam Pia fair, Cornhill, bankers, at eleven. April 1. George Smith, frfhtliatotreet, Manchester, Orarehowersan, at ten. April 1, Henry Aelrtin Hartless, !Armload,' haberdisker, K one. April 1, Wilamei e ctleettkla Hampatead, carpenter. at NAM.. April I, F. Niallf 'Wad li Modgskim, btakfatone, Kest, grocers, at ten. April t; 4404.1 % Ya1r1ey, Nonadsdkch, sinpaeller, at one. April Daniel-Willman, 'Deptford, Rent, slate lambent, at twelve. SW* ehdber, Red Licantteet, draper, at tee. April 3. W. 1111 1 0M11,' 'frlfatonteet, Lelgle4tteet, Burtofrcrescent. and Lon,-al3o4: l llMilklig lithae. April 1, Marla. Suchannen. Wool- Asassianne, le Om' Aril 4, , Hoary Frederic gob, Cannon row. WratiallanWt. slitgeon,•at eleven. April 1, F. Phillips and W. Cud:meth, Goldsmith-street, Merida, warehommen, at tan. Fo,ivipittips to be made In the COUNTRY. Apri1446114 4 tikPwdei awl Meer, Thomas Perfect, Liver; ;Lt. V i tnia, " gli George Wallinifor l d, nl4. Ber p hs, innkee pe r, er a; eleven. to ,lan t , f .Walingiard. April 4, John Cre we, Galt en tallow chandler, at ene v at Years**. Hetet, Chelienhant. April 7, Lawrence Freer, Maul:Arid, Cheshire. John Ashton. and Melia,' -.llebessiv Liverpool, timber merchants, pt eleven, at the dice lit Mr. Athos, solicitor, lie. neveretriket lAiteriphoi... April: is. Miist ' on, Cera m* pliststvat • twitbre, st eke . Seas WWI& April Is, FrasedatWailier, Ripon, Yorkshire, enemy whips.* 11. at the Illaek t Opß mimi c Ripen. April I. 4,ailbas Stew" Norwich, yarn fir:tore tits Castle but t Neiwitit. 4saa .3* `4 • . I.4lClblilAY. EVIINING, MARCH IS, ISI6. 4TOOK•ItXCHANG6, TWELVE O'CLOCK. • Coen% 1re11 , 4 tbli %MO.* 701, Welt good Market, and much 4 higa 0111, 63 . 3 11 Marge. 741 i for the Actellatrand some the Marko. : TIP lbw ateelini&Acti Ni de is•ddieg, exempt makiNg up AG comuifi* • . 31~!1, Coseingia. nelrVii. AWOL, Martaigia bilk^ 404;110leffser Ba preseasio -'xrlv.o.sost :t tieb rtv 4),(w ihrtdienetttrtieti: Ai / t O &CLOCK! S per Cent. 44. Vint. S s Ceeity-Criss.,4B l / 4 SI per Cem•Sheet. SI per ceist.sitect:pst. 4 Ili . CAW . .. 90 1 . 96 . Ll,OOO glebe+. 1141. 3 2 puma. I'soo ditty S t 4 prem. £lOO 11101,0 1 ? aim) 3 $ pretti. Coos. far . . 4443.7414 '34 1h V.. I f " ' ' - EXCIikNGF. VOl4/14 1/1104111 . 0—Dietellyt •s, 88g. Bank Sam, Me t • RURVUN 'FONDS, TWO O'CLOCK lira Bonds, 4$ 14x1caulide,1 825,5 pC.4ll# Oelembian Bds,6p C. Dine Aect. 62; 4 Bus Ms 11194. 471 4tl • 1 1 Nemo. Ms. 6pC. 51 Ds. Ace. 471 1# Portuguese Bonds 74 Dogiarltunde.s4p C.• 1131 111 Prim. /kis. 1622, ip C. tisk UAW Amis./ft •.•• • - ltuss.Bds, Isits. 6p C. 761 Greek Bd., (11115 6 .171 II I Ditto Ace 064 1 Ditto Acct. I Span. i p Ct. Cop.. 10 /1 10 BKI:Plelli : $1 NII TORKIGN :SHARE., TWO O'CLOCK. MAIM rats. , • ^ -,,---, Ailslll.4l/05* 4rlP. lee 4 * SP lei' $O O 50 WY 45 Braidlien ' 100 10 • a ft ThArizabig, • r 100 AP 60 United %WM '4O so 18 volne e &Ida* Per.. ipo • !c• • `' • Ii Ilaon* AV,* • 00 5 . 11 iltrg. .t • . On n or attendee Hallikll4oll of the financial] 0141 ssatements which were made on yilday nigbt,by M. illawant.a and Mr. Hums, we ore inclined to swelidir t hv i iisnesion which then toojc place to be ion* . ; Th aw nature of an affair of outposts , as rdistinarY OW stats,geopi . 41 engagement espected to come on this Fseit• ing, when the C H ANCIOIt of 'b acniukugs shall bring down the Midget. The object of the motion on Fridy was, probably, therefore, to tall the attention of Ministerit'o . the certain ratirso tilt view which those the matter, to be 1818. Now we confess norseives witoresided .by • information, and we have, therefore examine4thrrye• turns themselves: Without monis% to impute to tidier of the distinguiiked persons just mentioned the. smallest isvention of terrifying the public otiqd by un, founded fears, we are boand to say, that if the state t ., meats which appear in. the journals be a correct report of what passed, they have themselves egregiously mistaken the state of the public debte roillosvwshere. fore unintentionally come to a conclusim ! erh)ch, cannot possibly be true. We mean ;to reflection on the public accountant who made ttie return. He is bound to present to the House an account literally in terms of the precept which calls for it; and if by the warding of this precept an erroneous inipressinn is conveyed, the Member who moved for the return is alone to blame. But. r we say fearlessly, in spite of all the accounts in the world, that the Public Debt has not, and cannot, possibly have I been increased since 1818: and for this simple. reason— that no debt whatsoever which did not exist before, has in the interval been contracted ; while a considerable, we do not say an adequate, Sinking Fund and surplus Revenue has' be e n iu operation to reduce that which had previously been owing. All our • debt of every description is resolvable into two classes—Annuities in perpetuity and terminable Annuities. The first is got rid of by repaying the creditor so much capital, the amount of which varies according to the kind of stock ; the second expires of•itself at the appointed term, end the creditor is not entitled'to be repaid in capital:-... Now, in reference to the first, it appears tha the total amount of all our Perpetual Annuities, payable on the sth January, 1819, was £27,656,799 per annum,Which, represents a capital in the Three per Stack of £921,559,966 ; while on sth Januarj, 1826, the perpe. tual Annuity payable was only £25,429,679, which re presents a capital of only 047,655,968—50 that on this, the most important part of the debt, and the only part which the nation can ever be called upon to pay in capital, there is a positive reduction of £2,227.120 Of Perpetutual Anottity, sad consequently Of £73,237,304 there iiiiadpiesible reply. It is matter at But the ',Jed:: Members will answer that:dial class of liebt4iisting, in the form of terminable has increased. T Is ** utterly deny. Those Sic annuities are ;if two kinds.—annuities for 'years, and life annuities. They all were war. and they urnisredeemablb.. Isi common sense to say that, al they termisation and gradually wear out, they the national bUttheus? The same sem 7 , to thaammitants, until they grades* The fillicy coushtt in requiting the is capital stock, according to she atictsating and then assuming that this imaginary , peevish* eleburthiektbe nation is horsed to pile, wherezi the euitetlen of - all *twistable aneei. , srinetiiideeniable in capital at all.—. th,el..Pestr Annuity, payable at sth .1890 is stated at 23,728.5791...whi1e nu Ath 111%. it is stated at 30,59,0311. But the' __ sifted really payable by the Public, is leis Test periartihau the former by I B,2so4Laryear is. that if reoversunent were to buy of.C . • mowerthairight of the *limit:tits, actosidtukt• market price at either period, those are the capital; which must have been advanced to the Pardee. is no sncb obligation, nor was.any such asvb ever contemplated. • . Slr. MAllllll.i and Mr. Hums, however, exclaim *lime the dead weight atranlty in I$U, Which they 'WOO, 111111 added seventy-bee *Dens to the eapkal the debt. Dui thiale also a palpable minute. •11 lei not added one farthing. The very antis debt calked haters ISl*, In another foto. It was then is : the shape e( Doe' :takes of Life Annuities, payable •as Mimi and Dilatory Pensions tee Intirest Merv; end • greater .sum ei sold hive bliss tresnesary to boy out the right of *see annultatito is lull than Is lean, because they were then seven years .youngesc * and many edam have since paid the debt of nature. No anima , ' t ion wbatieever took place in the value pf the debt by the transaction o(1823. Wordy changed itslottit front a life annuity to another an , osicy 0f.44 years duration, requiring an annual expense of 20100,004 lilnieed of an expense for e 'honor period of five millions..-and the 4ivis s enabled- Ministers to remit the assessed taxa. It the whole 41 this strangely misconceived transaction were at this Moment to be cancelled, new taxes m ust..for a time, be laid on to Stake up the Pensions to the ;mass actually due to the retired officers. who areurl doubtedly entitled to them. We defy th . e power of mon to refute this view of the case; and therefore we lament to see the time of *e House occupied by the discussion of imaginary debt, erben t l Heaven knows, there is enough in all conscience of real debt to . let rid of. Our Readers will judge, however, from this spiel- Olen, how fir the crude notions of some financiers are to be do. Feuded on, when they thus meddle with dilacult qua:faces ofsidence. without any dear conception of the elementary ingredient's of tide abstruse subject : . • The atcounts from Greekse very contradictory,-for while the Austrian Observer. of the 28th nlt. contains an article from a Trieste Paper of the 2Qth . . seating. the Greek division as having failed in Of At? tack nn the Turks of Missolonghi, ale ttev , from to ; of a later date, in the French Pipets*, 'asserts that the, Greeks were successful, and that filissolOnshi wasAvee on the sea side. The German Paper .States that ,trhs city had only -provision for SO days, sad tbai 1.11.444 f Fats* summoned iimiemptlet.. An Ilti'llllick fryß the 'friend nesupapek -the Aligifteismiktigarar annsr* the foliolehirebieititifitiCt 4 41 ioseiw . • . :tAr, 1 . 16 • • ;•*". • Many people pro halos don " .Osseiviatow of. tlit v_f4eig#o l l44 §Atitti! the impressions's*, by dor longhi, and by - the misunderstanding of the Turbid% Egyptian commanders. Besides the latest privaterltt- Lets from the lonian Islands agree, that Ina situ roWe vlittoefliiiy recent news of interest from St Petorsberghebut the Mannheim Gazette has the follow. ingr.pisitulars,:estracted from private accounts from St. Petersburgh : It is said that the Commission of In rquiry has discov!red all the merits of the conspiracy. 'now known that the plan is of old date, and that it eiciusavenced before the pea . ce 'f Tilsit. Diring that e t tity ttign (so it is asserted), a French advanced post eapturedseveral baggage waggons, in which papers 'Were found that proved the existence of a military conspiracy. These papers were delivered to NAPOLEON. .who caused them to be privately given to the Emperor ALEXANDER. Even the name of the French Marshal. is mentioned, who delivered them to the Emperor ALIXAKINER, end had his receipt for - them. The pare titulars, however, "ale not known. ALEIANDEK sup pressed the affair,at Iltat.time ; some striking examples of hii Majesty's displeasure wero given, and the con spirators confounded and pot under surveillance, were for a long time quiet." The advice, from St. Petersburgh, which are of the 25th ult. inform us that the Emperor NICKOLAS had been indisposed for some days, with a slight cold. This was probably the unpleasant intelligence which former Mussels Papers stated to have reached that city. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The Public wait, with much anxiety, the production of the Budget this evening in ihe House of Commons, by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and various speculations are hazarded on its nature in the City. The accounts from Amsterdam and Hamburgh re present commerce as improving. Thee intelligence from St. Petersburgh is said to be pacific. A letter from Smyrna of the 14th of February states, that so English have established themselves in an island near Missolenghi, and found a depot of provision and am. munition. The Greeks are represented as not satisfied with their form of Government, and some of them call for YPSILANTI to be at the head of affairs. The market has slightly declined, and Consols are now at 78i to f for the Account. .. Letters from the Continent, received this morning, bring an account of the failure of a great capitalist at Prague., and some other folio Or five houses is various parts ofGermanY• Malintit ThertarilliatipascrAmeltehe tintettalanSall• fr*m got IO IP alleardaf• • Yesterday'. afternOtia, clue roof 91 s. .mange of cow, etzatmean s,'lately built by thi Alderney Dilry • air tug* Ninety Gardens, alba N.W.ldia, lOC in veldt a teemendoes eash:-.44 the : great vrencieresaanf the Sew day Walton at the Yeekehlre A fond couple *his Ist i r come to Oxford from a , aelrisboesiee town to take each other" for better for won.," pro mired the license oo Thursday evening, and were to haviebeen. • on Friday, at St. Peter-le-Bailey hutch ;at the appoisea‘ *sic the intended brag, acoompanied by her brother and the= maid, wets' it the church, the clergyman, clerk, ac.• all in • potation of the arrival of the bridegroom, who had " only step ell - eijhe bin on business." After waiting a long daze in dreadful suspense, e•inesamper wap despatched to Make inquiry, when it was ascertained the Saltillses await bad gone ea by the Star coach, and was afield pilaus his road to London. ' ' Every person connected with the City of Westminster, or in the habit Of frequenting the neighbourhood of thaktwo Home: of ,Parlitesent, nussthave witnessed the activity of Mr. La, the High Ommallie, whs In the discharge of his duty, united urbanity with ibrieneim liftewere therefore surprised to learn, that though. he his giant his services during the sitting of Parliament for nine yearh•ya diet he has received no remuneration: this is the more extemedinary, es through his " mentions many disorders in the khaki and passages to the two Houses, which were for merly frequent, have been prevented. Mr. Lea having, we regret to say, principally by his attention to public business, be come reduced from comparative comfort to poverty, has very pro. perly distributed a statement of his claims and services among the Members of both Houses of Parliament ; and, we doubt net, they will be promptly rewarded; indeed, Mr. Lea has strong claims for compensation for past services. and a remuneration while be eontismes them, that we de net suppose the most rigid economist Weida!' House of Parliament would object to a grant in his favour. We can state, from undoubted authority. that the ;Nana which have appeared in the German Papers, and copied Ind the London tapers, concerning the great commercial house of Mr. Him Neville `Upended payinent foe a time, is entirely in (omitted ; and* ire s ,tratlysorplised that from the high esteem ts which illis - iteMientan Was held; that such a report &add be circulated.. .BrtOcinitdi AT A .PATitoLg.—Sittnrday, an examinee Oen tot*. place in the. King's Bench Prison, in which the. itedesed- was a . Captaio in the Army, who, we under.; stOd' l litOmeittlird the Duke of Wellington in the late ersiet„; . hut , who is now &prisoner within me Bides of the above- PMIOII. The charge made against him was, that he had fired a loaded pistol at William Bowker, a pa-; wide, on Friday night, on - the King's highway.—Elowker stated, that the Captain came to him on the night in question. complaining of gross Misbehaviour on the part of a watchman, named Greenaway. towards him, pro-, testing at the same time that he would have revenge. and would shoot Greenaway that very night. Bowker, perceiving him to be a little in liquor endeavoured to pacify him, and et length succeeded in persuading the sprain, to sewn home. Being fearful, however, that he might yet ,attempt to do mischief, the patrole cone *ft biensolf Greenaway's watch-box. and, peaejeittg Ole .captain,goaliag towards the place. he rushed .towards haft, upon which the Captain called our, .401 What d—d rase*" are per and instantly fired, but folftunately without- eireet. The Captain, upon being `lldterfogloted brtha Marshal, said he - was sorry fur what 't'hird *ire, lint - that he had merely fired in the air, loci sheers- bees , on good terms: with Bowker.e.i. 1000'11444tcoaversation, the Marshal said thou \ lfbiat*WArft br 'retested .from crirrying pistols; co: re, lit 4 ft :Otwo.mact with them, , should be 5' 1 8411116 Fiffe w 4114 . Toes the affair: has tenni- . - Burrow kindled wood by reflection from mirrors, at • • the distance at WIO fret: KING'S THE ITRa • konntes comic Opera, II Beriiierede vee.porforeata ao . Saturday night, whey Signor Pctssaann, front the Italian - Opera at Paris, made his *bid in the put of f'roi besides this Aist ap. pearance, there was the bow*? of hTsd. Caaasonell Reim inuil • of Custom's It Clete, which were law year sowainid toy 1.6 . 140 Oaacia and her father. Ds Basso and. Pent. head their el 4 skik• ra:tfas of alloUere and Dosaio. Sig. Pesswanuteq:veliek 11 > la quality teeenibling that of Da Saacts, lit i titt ri rmillf ' o t Sty and considerable depth of tone; in pence • Wit • . , with an animated couotenanee. Str. Was Isieehed widOgiataa • applause, and went through his ant was, i'l. ' peat vivacity and humour; the duet with Callillowpagg, r • also very good. and both were much applauded. Castro, f Amine, was distinguished by delicacy and.* stittshleitillral= • • fi nets; her Una ewe pea je. was sung in a charming warmly applauded ; and the latter duet with Reuniting. whot4iikvti: played great comic abilities, was encored. Clew" can, .*F9' ' sweetly, and supported his part with ability. The other eitaiifertv were well sustained, and the Opera, though well bowed, Pat Muth . applauded. The house was crowded. FASHIO2V4BLE • sots amostria. The Oonntess of Tanterville's Buis, Grosvesor.94 Family, blaseMoues, of Londonderry's Card Party. Countess of Arran's Card Party, Dorer.straet. la-XORROW. Lsdy Teo&lope's DaII, Great Cumberland-14w. wiLDNISDAY, Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury's Rout, Arlisattweneashr Lady Ovrydyr's Card Party, Terrace. Piccadilly. Mrs. Alexander Baring% Root, Bath Home. easasoar. The Umbiomes' of Hartford's Boot, Msochostm Cowes, of *sees MI, Hill.street. Cosmos of Arras's Card Party. Doree-trreot.k i 1&11111f. Countess of Charleville's Rdit, Caw 'gear= Hoch Mrs. Hope's Card Party, Wseilklb FOX •Tllt WaiX. I , Speaka's Dimes. guirusstax. srxiar. 5 ' 1 i 3 ..e • The Speaker's Dinner. . c • 1.1 Viarchienesa Domeier of Salisbury's Stub Couversasiour. •• ' eq DINNERS IN HIGH Ir/lITISSAT :—By the SISASZS: SATURDAY :.—The Earl of LFISSPOOL. St Fire TIMM ; Lord Somme*, in Clifford-street ; sir Cumu.ss Lem. at tit Admiralty; Sir Josue Litnen,in South-street ; Mr. Rummy Commons, in Mil street; Earl of WesraeOLLAISIN in Greevessoe4loare ; Lord Gomm, at Roils' Horne; and the Snag's. Fatima :—The Earl Witaratoautto ; the !IWO. of SALusuer, In Hanover-equate ; Earl of Hnaaowsv,ln Grosvenor square ; and the 'rah" of Lamm. LAW REPORT, COURT OF CHANCERY, MASON tll. WiLLISLILT V. TOP DIM 01 DIPAUPORT. The further hearing of this case was specially ap pointed for this asorning, and the Court was clowdest • in consequence. After waiting for some time, it .1 1 11* understood that the cause would not come at, osviagusl the absence of the Solicitor-General—bnt the Learned-- • • Gentleman soon arrived, and Mr. HART (for Mr. Wellesley) addressed ale, observing, that he was afrsid the cause woold-aovm come to a conclusion, in consequence of the delaystinuva: the other side. Wbstu be had hnlaydWillik s ,,,," : . affid4vks would not be brought few 60 1 w:414,f td to find last night that fifty sbeetsinote of ad. . . Lmatter Indigos filed, and his.Lordshilt woaki it was impossible for bins Mr. Hart), to asalrot master of such a mass, at so 'short a notictiovisai • t hope of doing justice to his client, and bather/tow 'tuned, that the further hearing should stand over till nett, on the express understanding, that otkisexls would be filled ~_&l,. !/~ SOLM2OIII.OIXIIIIAt said that 110 eidk t eseltil so I believed the agidavits bad been bled some dingo's early at t. Tuesday last. Mr. HART said that be hadnot seen them till late lest night, andit was impossible for him to look them over' with any beneficial effect. In fact, he advised his cl;efit not to answer any further affidavits, for he had anstiete4l quite enough. The cause bad been already delayeJ different times. The flouerroa•Cianms. said that his east add 0101111,041111 more matter if necessary. The Loan Ca ancmsos said, that if any sidibmol, was wanted, it would be open to either side to make the to the Cows, and he would see whether such informat off necessary. The case was becoming interminable. The further hearing was then bud for Friday. V 1:1 HOUSE OF COMBiONS THIS DAY. ODDER! OP PHD DAT. 1. Juries in India Bill—second reading. 9. Church Rates (Ire. land) BSl—second reading. 5. Bribery at Elections reading. 4. Dallas's Estate Bill...fiCennadtten. 4 Supply—Report. 6. Supply-•-Conurdttee. 7. Mutiny MS—Report. S. blertne Mutiny Bill—Report. 9. Small Tithes Recovery 13M—Report. 10. Ways and Means—Committee. 11, Juries (Scotland) BM— [third reading. 14. Deposits with the Bank BM—Report. 13. Fkberies MU—Committee. 14. Prison &ponces (Breland)—Cont- Miami thereupon. NOTICES OP MOTlorti. 1. Sir Matthew Ridley—Condonation of Amounts. Gr.tnorich Hospital Estates. 2. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Finance State ment. S. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Annual Duties. (la Committee of Ways and Means). 4. Mr: Herring..-. Civil Con tingencies; Miscellaneous Estimates, Nos z 1 and 4. (In Com mittee of Supply). Last day for reading Private BiW the first time. WINDSOR. MARCH It —His MAJESTY'S IIeSILD,' considerably improved during these two last days; and, shonlik present favourable weather continue, there is link doubt WOW, will be enabled shortly to take his usual exercise. . • •„ , Prince LaoroLD arrived in town on Sittli 414400 his seat ax Claremont. His Royal Highness Imeourad the•ltaltaa Opera with hispresenceh, theevening. Yesterday. Mr. Secretary and Mrs. Carman* how,. Ward Lort: l at Lady POINIONST at dinner, previous emtheiff lbw parture to s Ayres. There were besides, the 'Mterleiirdt Ccanaseaasii, the Earl and Countess of Mesmer, Lard Hereehe; • Lord W. DiurrlDCX, Mr. PLANTA, Mr. ELLIS, Mr. IiPPOIPrOrt.' SOW Saturday evening Mr. Secretary Pea. teff-td*ri'Vsnvi visit to his btotber,Major Pen, at his house near • Saturday. the Philharmonic So c iety aufip, :* of some new music at the Argyll Rooms. " •• 4 : •114.1 The Bavarian Minister transacted businetigOthrail t y at the Foreign Office. Saturday, Count de MOLTKE, the Danisiiiiihritaer transacted business at the Secretary of States Mei lisrlhoW.: Affairs. The Marquis of SLtoo arrived at Westport 'HEM% Dublin, in the course of last week from England, Tbit tiloOlat illness Of the Marchioness is without foundation. • Lord SToPfORD, Mr. CAREW. and Mr. A. CntCftts ma, are Candidates for the county of Wexford on the nest A &RIVALS IN DUBLIN FRI& ENCILANO.—•LOrd Col4Er s M.P. Mr. NINITIN, M.P. caionstCisasarar, M.P. 1 .0 2 0 Mr Cum. &mos. major St. (image lerres, the Rev. Sig-GREWIff the Hew. Mr. Slum. • Wednesday, Lord and Lady Goat arrind as-shor t base in Merion-siptant, from their seat in the eerroWt. •11.1 er We areextremely happy to have it *IN, fewest/ armonnce a sensible improvement in the e` t* !title io this town. The extreme lowness of ibg i , t kicW,crf goods appears to have ,attracted a good. way bows during the last week, and a pretty fair sprinkling of brisiness has bon done, although with tittleirppearauce of bode. The announcement of the'etilicted aid -from the Bank has produced just the efeet anticipates!, in restoring public con4dence.—Manchester Courier. • s I. at--- e , . • Edward Itaing, Wakefield, Yorkshire, woolstapler, April to, lip and, $, at Anise, at the Sessions Mouse Wakefield. A ttor. nies, Mr. Tilaatai Like' qteaton-street, or Mr. Dennis Bark'', .. • t- ek Wak Id. - George tch ' ~ 0 40Mileg, Warwickshire, dealer and chap. °Ms O. .: , P e, IS, at ten, and Aptif 22, at' welve, at the i , tirmingham. hitornies. Messrs Holm and Ci. ete'r ~ ne Mr. Slater, ilirmingham. 'Dumas, yaliel i ;North Shields, butcher, April 1 , at eleven, 5, at tied % and' 110; it deven, it the eleorge Inn Newcastle-upon Tymb Attrirniii; Mr. Francis, Gracechurcit:street, or Messrs. Lowrl l id a ir North !feticide. William ' . trutii, SOMerseishirphanker, Match 2 2 . 23 9 and April .at ,eleven. at - the 1114.11411 'lnn. Bruton. At- tornies. Mi. ifelwatil Dyne, Bruton, or Mr. Dyne, Lincoln's'- inn Fields. ' • ' libbert Kings; Ledbury, Herefordshire, innkeeper, March 25. at &se, iti, at nine. and April It, at eleven. at the Feathers Inn, Ledhary. AttOrnies, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery.lane ;or ..... vrcr . 7 - , 7 ..... ..- 1 --- -•-- an caprtei, ti s ia i i „gc4prelcATits—Anui, I. Perpetatual aaaso, Walim : r& te. ogei 'O a t,' George Levi, Ridge -town, Bar- • /V' Rooker i. Maternal, Somerset, of .capital. *GAM " • Willeocks, gletp;'eshijiet maker. Tyres Redhead, T o i bi s t i Unite" baltembie, eatgerta'ilrboLvai _Butler. arini”nike g,.., Blackfriar' mailaills.• • Mirilibrels, Brig*, alsee:naher- cord: 11.'"' Ge w § 4 2* A ' 4 ° 444 v;el l ra li9r4W v et s ignftga• qui.. .tecood clam Batted,,, • thatintione, vktvaller. George. Sadler aid Jilin Finktrk ' SissiSwirk, @e ti crWdomo.:Alasesaa aanuitiei. hi igard h a i i . i m al,,,,,ip i • N o N t . crimes iaatpoilki termingile printwria giehatOilawkr o4ll 4 l4 o l * 14 ' .' ' '4144 104. . - "ea- tiriltere - a ; -* • • ' " ""1"er. •. - ‘6, :i'll!' 't!! , 1*.1r 4 . • • ..-• . ._. .-. . • i ' btior ;he i -It - -- V ''''' llir ' • • • • - ilbels' s• ' iio• I A li ewe 3111.20. 040kitellai bailmi ?, '. , • 1111114V4 of i •a W .ts m it t legialy isisomb -- - 4tbek tenni' iiiiiha''ili .. 1001 kW. I tititiiamitet4l4olllol. ',lntim/ du Chedrilrik . fidgi. ' • i'Dbabilli Ibl' 114 but ' ihisiatc; • ilillidreilireli... Aube" Slimiiii'Jaigi m slid di e ,‘"/ Yeu 2• 1 4; 4 f7t1 5 . i • Shea . &Ade , allOgeAliee Vib 6 r ••.. 4 .... " - .... S l C•frir koc • ks . and . Ala shemiseao Satter s_ • '• II ,lis,_ Rand* x ' ... "' itriiii,Ualin."l4/11iimIlarveriEvervett. lidos Vi tbe dry,' Adautivime Wlllitus-Haßvesets, Buiesballsireet,tacsors.t Salad !i i i a o mmis i Thetailog Motown Ladle, ligiegle, Hoary Milise,Thoes, wer at.‘" l .. .. ..... 4., Sc. j. T P . et Lo !rab ie 'ill ai tir et _ lll n.je _ e _ r :, Bl 7-: - P hillr ,• i l:! 1 • ih e . ~. z . L .. !Wises. Taatimie. tait merchauts,. sc far Mutsu* Th is' J. J. Tr Leukieldeiville. Willem, * David hielseik, sod John "..,,,,,.„.., 1 Ang4irdatil and ItakSardmis,Aurckan a , . ts. Thomas Howell, '7"""st a C tl s rphe Cask Watering, Danbury; Ozford, tea dealers. John Jakttartl! Cooke end Warne= Cooke, Exeter, saddlers. Thomas Kershaw amn ia ah and Joint Briggs, Leeds. bricklayers. John Sims and Charles • Sutton, Stroud, Gloucestershire, mercers. James Hooter, George at the rig Reel .rt eod P d parick Hunter, James Taker, Patric Hunter, jun. true,3l, is, Jolni rtsan, jun. David 'railer, and James Roseman, Greys- ock di d` .. ail. saw of ' MI ).. .IN '' alt _..... . the * zaiiike IV% , EVENING STAR • . sums whit , i r-I ' l But there 74,4 , 41111.i#i:. i...: if N vD 6.... Aim pi. ..1 , , , . • , z . /A 7 A. -sure ever state Of the attOttarpekl, whichs from' NCH irpw r sulffsh not !i i iiddisertssitsi 1 40. 94W o . 4ittiOsi*" l4 i"i*. picsA -beet bitiis cinemaskieralsie Leon at i those two Hon. Members have taken the diapt4o l :Aii *Olt ct 41141162 . rss *tested him . . 4) teAltully on the 'increase since the jeltr 3 1 4OnfAse Macre sreasba L i., ve ennfrea nerseives ; ' 1t46-01.1111mob•-•,- wities for -- - The rfollowing is an:extraet of a letter. dated, Mott, posed by re suitable -, ' nin , Pm VALlMl+Tr".ilikaws APIs is **rod is i stets of further al k it s then , * blocks'''. on 4 a conskierabkprisiliae force keyes.this hartoeur to! .surprised iparrolroiArry it kilo *Wet. There was an 'itirr, a few aye' 4 . , * .Pi ne• Tik No. h r .... _oil _dier„Eli Brazilian., 0 tbe frawkis, is Ult" 1" 1 is payable '=",. . 7 iimila 4, ; „,.,„_ ,5...- . alliaatier qochobig iall4gee tke, ""rat afiket Ll' hiletimtiseatlf ii n •.: aimmisi.gissi• • '7. / • g uest pe Illy expua, .• ma i kwace 44 . 6 )1.. ' ',.nz.,ypterose i c edair An t h e ... - 4. • of ed *l aw n, of if lriatT at .IKee coil est one games tbi twit morn- F riday. the cat. Vey* fk. P . .... nil iing ricer kit •bigbly-treditableio Mr. MA Ws, thetas soon afidaviti nary suet as he bititt thee Ni. Winos; was sip tale bta benefit Et the Adelphi fo r The, SQL _ • - • mi.-....,„...i. I"Lamoselali it' 116:amosimail. the ariminaseamet a Ida- me twill . 24 1 At; 1 23. Inn, or - 1,-1 1110 k : • , 1