Star. — London, England, 1829-04-07 00:00:00

f ~: 0. ~. , • 1-41 itv • . 7 • 19i' ~ at e the Army .beisag 1..- • Mr. HU hIS wished to knew for what particular branch Sink* this estraordioary ezpeediture was employed. Mr. DA Wil()N replied, that it would be impoesible .0o lave the siemens of the dikeient Comnsisseriats hs the Cililities laid Oo the i 'title this Session. aethey were too disease. : • • • After a few word Into . Mr. hiauniavi ths-CsAilcau•os of the Recnimues and Mr.,floses, the vote Wirvgfeed to. ' The Rep ort atlas Supplies, agreed seen the let of March, sem then brought sp sod after a few words from Mr. Huss, and the • Gammas of the Exiinaonsa, was agreed to. On the mision of Lord G. 8001111111, that certain swiss timid be paid set of the Coneolidated Fund to support Madhouse EOM bilthawats, Mr., HUNK objected to the payment of socli sums by the pubis. He thought that the establishments themselves aboild defray the* *Wu elipenees: * Lord G. S(KilllßSET.seld, that it was the object of the Coati • missies to spend as little of the pub* Money as possible.-.. The tote was then agreed to. • • 'Ain the Nosed 'reading of the Newfoundland Fishery Bill, -' Mr. ROBINSON contended that the House was not in pos session of siiklest liformation reveals. the Fisheries of New. foindiand to pms this Act, and proposed to deter the MI until n'est 'Sestion. •Sk - G. HURRAY said, that the Chief Justice and authorities . j, of the •Island had stated to Hayslett It *mild be mesh bare ex pedient to renew thisAitt in order that they might be able to judge, kem having it in operation for some longer iline;'Whotber it would be beneficial to the Island or not. • . The Swan River Settlement Bill was read a secootthne, after mane observations from 11,1 litres. ?& . . . The Coinpensatiod oil and the Annual - Indemnity Bill were .„ • read a third dose and passed.' . On the nsotkin of lit. &ease Womitat, that the Report oldie . . Sale of _Dense Bill be - brought up, • • • 'filr. LBICFSTRROpposed the Bill, on the:round that it would .. . • - -not break, effect of puttleg down poaching. Tbe Bin 'was then et.iteinenitted, and several aismidtlikaes were ' . - kt.e.l fO. . • - - The Report Was ordered to be taken int,econi i ilendMi in Friday rittt. The °thee Orders of the Day were then disposed ef, and the Mouse adrurued at HaLIf•IfLLT Tweive O'CLOCK. waac . . • 31A - JoiITY•AND MINORITY .. .On the second reedit - 46f the Catholic Relief HS iu the House it • . •• Lords.—Salurday, April 4 . . . . . ... . ... • . rON TEN T—P R ESE NT„ : . . . • Dorm Rants. • • Lease: Earence ' ':Jersey ' Carteret .' • verpool Calthurpe • ' ‘ Gloomier . •Llmerich .. Garber, • I.urd Chancellor • Dilate ".- Clanwilifani(Kulj Lord Pre‘ident Morley • Deere • Utitl Privy Seal Oxford Dundee • •Dares. Fowls - De DenstaisviDe Brandon (Hamilton) Radnor . Thinellf . • Beaufort • ltosebery• • • oDerhata Ikvott.hire itoeslyn FOley Leeds Strange (Duke of Fitzgibbon (Earl of filanche,ter Athol) • Clare) . • . itutiand, . Somers • Fife (Earl of) ' SOollefitet • Stradhrolo •• .- ' Goner At..Allias's nand . ; •-• . Gist:Aim yellirgton Tankerville Granted Al Axeccsas. . Vane (Marquis of Howard de. Walden Anglesey 'Londonderry) Holland ' Jidda • - ~... Westmorland . Hill • . . Bristol . '.Wielitow King ' • • ' lame • .is• • • • • • Viscous:a. Kir (Marquis of Lo gs/Wm ~ •.• Beresford . thian) , ,Costgitgliam .. Duncan '• • Lyttelton. Hastings Ciordou (Earl of Mter.LtlfOrd -'' ' • Looktieste „ . ••• Oren) Lynedock Wilebester.. ' Treativille ' ' blontfoi.d .. . __t &ate. ' • - Goditick Hostage - Alheanatie• ' " Heed .', •-• . • klendip . . *admit s _ .:- - , I.eittatir (Doke ef) Meldiumtherl of p er t icdaAn ciliesseekeld Malkin, Mel bou rn e • ' Collide: ' ' . • St. Vincent blaryborough •Cewper Turr%gten • -'' ' . ideleos (FAN of Had. °weeds*. • • •• • • *giros. •dingtuo) • •• , natio...an . ("testis- • • liiimeagle (Martel. Catskill .berry . • of Sligo) . • 'Clechestei - Kildare • • Napler • 4:Owdor ' . Liandalf • ' Ormoude(Mariptis of) .1), moo - . . .Liclifirld and. Coven. Wel • ... • Demmer ( Duke of try . l'hoitseg . . !Neckties) Ottford • Dattnsetith Rochester . Reaforly (Northland Da Is, Warr • Rt. Hayti:la • Salmon • Medley Winchester Say KW Soh Be., • Liam. Sundrklge (Duke of Fight ' Auckland - Argyll) Ferrer, • ' Aberertintby Said* : Fkewililans • Ado ( Fart:Caesills) Sekey Gipsvenee - • Belhaven SonserhlS (Marquis Gafford Boyle (Earl of Cork) Oamirlearde) . Grey Braybrooka *• • • Sealed • Hatdwicke Brow regalia= Hilisbernuels(Harquisaifitte (Earl of Dora Wellesley (Marquis) of Dewiwhite) ley) Wharadits Harrowhy Carleton (Rawl of Willutighbytniresby Ilchtster . Shannon) Yarborough lIPROSIEL Duxes. • ' Rasta: • Lou.. • Cambridge _ . Hareanut Clinton . 1 Bedford . Kingston Crewe • 1 ' Buckingham Lucan Dude • 1 1 - Grafton • Slulsrael/ ' ' Douglas , filar!borough Orford Downey (Vis.Doorse)' Northumberland Rose . Dufferin - . Punland - Sp. neer ' Erskine • bi a *Atoka. &. Germans Forrester Cleveland Suffolk Grenville Hertford - Waklegrave Howard of Effingham Nothampton ' Warwick Hawke Queensberry Wilton Hopetown (Elul of) &afford Vl:coaxes. — Liniderdale (Earl) Tweeddale Arbuthnot Lovell and Holl.nd Frew. Amon . - (Earl of Egmont) Asbburnhant Hereford • Ponsoaby (Earl of Erlanort .• • Hrtchinton(Donougb. &thorough) lluekinglianithire more) Rom(Earlot Glasgow) Chatham &rathallan . Sondes °miasma - 81111107. Southampton Derby Norwich' . Sherburne Errol . . Loam. Stewart -Garlic, (Earl Formate Alvanley • ' of Galloway) Graham (Duke of Barham Saltersford (h;iirl of ' . blentrose)• • Berwick • ' Caution n) ' Voter Breadalbane (Earl) Stuart de Rothsey Harrington • Carrington 'Wentyas (Earl of) • NOT CONTENT—PRESENT. Duke of Cambayhod Eau& Beamors. Aimsliana% . Easter 1 CantiKisy ' ••• . Okleceatar . . •- ?ere • ', • ' • . Linea* • ./irmasli •" ' • * Yo • ' London • • - pates Marten Haub Donk - limit Casbell Waxer/ Nelms* ' - Norpleb (Doke of St. Atapb Eithitimd ' . Gorda) Loam. 111.4a4pirsa. • O'Neil Ar4rn Allestury Oisalow Braley t ilataiettiak7 Plymouth . VOIWIL Vista roils tt C•lr one SeLeury , Meaway , 'Farnborough , Taigigaed - • ihattestouy Farnham Esau. Stamford Grantley =on Talbot Hay part Shmesll) Veralan myna Illasediiimp Winehilan Shows • araliforil . %nouns. )1141411etes Lake' Modals =7 Lance Rivers i. .. . ` • Del • • aidaia i tik . Haag SIM _. _ ftlisit apii• =lll' Ea* sot Wells Sig Held (Earl) iaiel *Wait dealisit ' • IIk COW - Alkeissarsdalle Haelkillaval ' Chichester • to:stomas . .:. • iiiiim • Haitian Walsitilms -.. . •••: ..„ ' rr??.? .~- THk .EVENING STAR. - .. • • . Din a - , , - . ~. A -;-_. t ' •Ai kvii ,:- r -; ;., = ' . 4 . _2 • . or tliti riCBIIOI7IIR defoodett toe' aid ~;. . W e re s si g i Dansp l o MariMe • • 4 , .... irldds is . dir eaglet sod tbe, •.. Lass • rit ' l r . s. %%It oe thy moose of letting I=2l , art Gesibisk • 'lbs; . - -g yrl P t i L . lic would ; gi: the asivisdesee OA. se Meffish - ' - •, . ' 1 e ' Thee et tbe Cosisesiesers Ids to M UZI . essiaisielsillo t ( ) keg& st -' . • Ate Cantles . ;low to tee. %Afoot la several Aspen" Nam :-. '` S * .- . 0 11,9!*tal ( 111 4 11. • 1 4) , .` aims there' vail a il he nigre ties oailipassesed by the reilliseles , llsebfetri.. . . • "two Ls Despesest •• IS thr espesdkure,,eldeb must rusk hest tbelebilioun. - Ilearbersuitts, . Cdeliester . It. Heine The vote was garkitto. • ' Venom ffdligisile (god) &Ilya oditun'ot limos& ' • Ddimoto halide ' - . . 'l9i l tiii'vlY "*AIMPC / g ) C t far la. -"°14111-arr'n` i - r - carom ' w 410 asks the Army twin read, ' Mr. HIJIIE wished to know far what particular broa' Of die' Norefort, -. ' • ppm, . . Wedsbouee . . _ LONDON. TuSsrufTiiu. 7, an limo 0# STOCKS hp& Sack 11011 CsaLl4(l. ai ll l es iv • pw Ct. COAL iTi se per Com ISIS, st 4 ezArliv SI per Cast. Red. ez dis 4 per Ct. New. 4 per Cert. I' 1031 t ex My AT TWO CrCLOCK. leas diode SS 1 011 Anouities • ' 41000 glebe+ nob so 11 asoo Dim is so a • aw and two Dios 81: a MP Comaisrciato " Bank tat Acct. • • .526.. Long Ann. 191 1 llodli for Acct. • India stock sb.t Gaw k for Acct 671 1 I • FORNIGN FUND TWO trowar... • Brazilian &is. 3 pt.% 511 Do Acct. 141 .14 Do. Acct. SI 11 11; ,Dinish 1146.8 pCt. On h Buenos Ayrr, &NAV C. Rezak* IPS, 11p Ct. If/ Do Acct ID • Da Acct. 1.9. Colombian Ills. A pot Ct. R050.1146.111u. S p Cc. 9111 Do. Boods.l Rt 4, • Spanish 84.. 5.p Ci• Of urtalsu AND FOREIGN SHANKS, TWO O'VLOCK. mole. P. E ,i • -4' = 'SS ras*. • '• • . . . _ . se iii;: • ligament Bill . Dlue National . AS General Sinning Assn , SO 'Alllaiwa British and YOMEO 100 • 10 Thi Pity 8 alias Freeholders Dis______, was'read last night i iecorid dine, la the House of Peers, and committed for Thursday. We have already so decidedly espressed our approval of this Will, which we consider was celled for by the state of Ireland, itithoitt reference to the Roman Ca. thulic Relief Bill, that we have few remarks to offer on pie.ent stage. ; $0 far as establishing a principle of Reform of Perlis. AIM. we admit the force of the objections urged against it by some Noble Lords, whose views we generally ad. mite; but the evils of the System of the eei ting franchise in3relandare so monstrous, that we prefer the Onialiini in this case from the general rule, to the coritinuaisee, eit a Systeen which would ultimately iniolve Irdutisl 'iistate of anarchy, whatever other measures Fii advantage might be enacted by the LegistaturtS - Pln these grouridt, therefore, •air: approve of the Bilt&AMd it appears to us, that if Emancipation is to begrentest this measure bspopieifiotal3l7 neeesstry for thg,pMpOie of lesuniafir . ii WWI tligreeli Roman Cathcilic repots. derance in EieCtiellk. .... • The Paris' Pipers 7,r a ipzi; and the' Gentile e France,-dated• Sunday asorisitig, lieva.irelTed: contents are neither interesting .nor r . The prices of the Feuds were again higher on Saturday =the five per Cents. having closed atlollf. 70e.. MO the Three per Cents. at 79f.e5c. • • • I . We belie received Hantbergh 'spas: Up tots* 4tb inst. Tit ycontait intaliigeace of :a anteenfuleispedi• lion by alltussiatiOesceri etthe bead of 30 Cdotiaikh from Veins, against a Turkish ;imp on the oftposite %ide of the Ysasesii, bons übieh the Tashi kaOrittired in consequence of as inundstionof the river, andeibide seas set fire to-and derrOyed. The Corn-market at Hamburgh continued him. - - We have received, this morning, German Pap*: to the Ist instanr. • Beyond the usual speeidatiOns relative to the approaching Campaign in the East. these Papers , do not contain the least articl e of intelligence. The following is an extract:. FRONTIBRS OF SBRVIA, Maids 19, . & Very unfavourable reverts are circulateskin Help ed'epospecting. the state of the capital. The scarcity of pratelons is %Maths very great ;the Foreign Ambaesadors caused bread to be daily olhellissol amuse the peer, in order to "alleviate the distress as far as . See it their power • i persons are appointed to watch over the bakers, that no more floo r may be cedunted than the Government thinks able lately necessary. -But all these measures can birdly avert the ger which threatens Cnestantineple, and every letter that ceases tram that city is opened with apprehension). The exile of several thousand Greeks- and Jews yes nu ago. eunsidering -the that pepolotion of the - capital; bSt to plunge these unhappy peresoe is the greatest misery. Subscriptions in Money are raised far their relief, and ebe Jewish community At Bel grade takes wry active measure to relieve its uatonunate brethren. To their alarming neonate ars-added those bt very threatening preparations making by the Russians In Little Walla- chia, and of their conthetion with the Se'rviao Chiefs, which ran der. an lantana( Sortie. by tie Russians probable. The distrust which the Turks feel o rtseFwitluss Ilecordisgly Increases daily, though the richer classes asses, rim latter outlet not to wish for any change, and it can hardy be expected that any a d vantage can accrue to the country from the entrance of a foreign army. Many persons think that Wiiiiiie will be stenely blockaded. and that a Russian corps advancing fete Sheila will be employed to threaten the Turkish position in the Balkan simultaneously with the advance of the main army. However beid such a plan may seem, there is reason to believe that the Russians have it in ion completion. The admission of the troops would indeed be store easy in Sera' than in any other prorrhaess of the Ottoman empire; yet the neat stunt of such a tine of operations in a country inter cepted by mountains and rivers, in whleh there are several stress fortresses, appears to be very dangerous for the assailants, if the main attack is not made en this side. Vimuta, Macs 96. aletellienes, 97 6.11; Bank Shares, 1,093 A.—iraeaseisar Zatssig. Mora SL. BY THE YKSOCK MAIL Till monitioga It is now positively stated, that before the Sniper Nicholls gee. to the umy, he will law an interview whit the Lag of Prussia, at the waters of Fyrmoot. „ . • The Foreign market is in the same languid state as yesarday, and all Soutb American Securities are euremely henry. Cl FY. TWILVI O'CLOCK. ' The Consol market this morning corresponds with the weather, dull and heavy. Tomah openad at 1171 I, sad at present may be looted at 87g 1; hot the dividends, to the amount of all or seven will be in course of payment to•morrdw or' nest day, may add new vigour to the speculators. 'Our arrivals this morning of ship letters •us abundant from all pans; but we do not hear of my important sewn by them. Cape of Good Hope Papers have bees received at the North and South American Ceffnalsoose to the 11114 of January ; they state that the account of the Quarter's Revenue was favourfibl., alit presents, to' the ltth instant, a total Malmo, compared to the third quarter of IRV, of 4117,556. CITY. HALF•PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The loners from Brasil, melted by a vessel arrived at Guernsey, are to the end of January, and are of aft unfavourable nature. The of the Exchange is nig depressed there, sod great fear was ets lOW that the peace with. Bonus 'Ayres will not lest fawn the &NW Areas, is using out large privateers, of which great sm. Odes is entertained at We de Jennie. It was stip thought that expeditiou would be sent to . Portugal, and every thing at Rio was is a state of confusion. • Letters have bete resolved frees liagiOS . tie ISA Jamisari. Blauvelt was expected to be at Pepaysts es the 14th, sod *was goverelL i evpocted lbw peace would pus be eqeeleded wi th Pstg. • The saselmaid3 roratatai Ofilluait taw Jean. Wpm. tow lids hare hien dielmitbr *waft it, On 1 lor the uit. - • .rr •-• _ L ..* • se.. - 1 1 • •• • . -: . :* • • • • L. - Witirsolt. Ants:lll2: IEB9 6. —Y I. etterti y his MiiuTY attended Divine Service is the stateepattarnts . or the Castle. accompanied by the Royal Seim. The Rev. Dr. BLOll3$lllO oliciated. In the afternoon his. •Rtyal Highness the .Dske of Ctissint.san, Prince ESTEERIAST, and Lord ABER• any, arrived at the Castle on a visit to his MAJESTY. • His M 4May last evening contained a distinguished piny at dinner consisting of the Doke of Conn- Sittig Prince dinner. the LORD STEWARD, Lord MOUNT-CRA ILES, Lord ABBRDARN, Lord STRATNA- Tie. Sir F. WATSON, Colonel Taotwrow. /bc. • His MAJESTY'S Private Band attended and played a 1r . ..del at Sacred Music until eleven o'clock. This forenoon the Duke of CUMBERLAND and Lord Antenna left the Castle for London. His Mourn's Kind have orders to be in attendance again this evening. THE — AIM Y. 1 The altsiteigimmist of Foot, which has been stationed foi 18 minds' et Custiabar, are ordered to Athlone, to commence their march this day v tillmsday). ' • • • The lick Regimen' et Foot is ordered from Athlone to (*debar. Part of the Sild loghiest has been ordered to Athy. from KU. lawny. • The Bth •Drigsimi Gard/ are ordered from Manchester to Dee• dream; they asemsesee marching to-morrow (Tuesday). Tesmertow a Detachment of the depot of the 78th Highlanders,' of a Captain, two sobalterne. and dity-sla rank and Alt, Edinburgh garrison to embark at Leith for Gravesend, roperittory to sailing foiCelion, where the • service composite am 'at present statimed. • • NAVAL IN rELLIWNCE. • .. _ • Mina Alums Tim Dar—Dublin t—itiferford I—Franat . 1.- .. • Bastabergli'li , Pineutoome. Aran W. to W.S.W.-...Arvived the Ilisaiieth. Watson, from Rio Janeiro; sad Mary Ann. •—•••••—e 'from St. Domingo. PLessouvre, Arils s.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Dods Dodge, from Meru Leone; and Venus, Andrews, from Ancona. OE port the Madeline, from WWI& FAL2IOI/216, Aram L—Wied S.S. W. to & W.—Arrived the P. rules, Rees, from RAW C 01224 AN/ IL r riv al the Dyson. Kendall, from Rio Ja- . , neficli Lusitania,'Crideksiaek, from Ba hia; Potomac, Enderby, 'from Batavia. with leer if rudder. LUMP/104 APRIL L—Arrivid the James, Whiney. and• Hop: Mason, -, from DellleLtri g Francis, from Rails; Tally. ho, .Virgiala ; Robert Kerr; Boyd, from Charleston; Narita', &frith, from New York ; an d George, 11-Garth, fries St. bilichasFL Coax, Aram d.—Arrived tie James, from Old Cake bar; Active. hilayiliewe. from Leghorn; sod Restatirador, front L FEMALEFASHIbiIS FOR APRIL. /11111 •ACILIM3ANII • 111106110111' or Vallololo, 814 • , • WatausajlasenDreps of Wac gm de lispies„,ilie entlBlll 10 Vederepiatod tbe . centre 4r a perpendicular corded band. enmposessi by a trimming of Spanish points cotdad. niceties at ihntipintricententto front, and wi#!oloi ark exceeds tatibe thaws *, transit; r auldiniTly *art than et ;be alb& nebnekbneede to solvespond. wort white satin reef and ling - ems ever thane at white. acre haw, .saigia s 4l,l., Mud gold braidets, with Onthie clasps at the wrist. Tlx skirt lailinply decanted by a deep hiss of the same material as. the drues c headed iy i tow of corded *utak Oats. failing quarte r . 9AgOre of pink RAN voided AA* Seer and a rescue Ow at had. yilisalsh kelt of wliks Er os nit •laples, placed rather 'DUN el* 44e. ,eteaFstsed 7rhh Iliac ,nstrich feathers, one plated bee nub the rim ea the left side, and brought over to the crowag others very tastefully. disposed. and-Idling in different directions; long ban sedngs 'of tulle, trimmed with narrow blond. Earring, eselsecklace el. emeralds, set in gold; white kit gloves', wills takikitheee. • • was Dales . -calour Parisian gauss dress in al iea Me gime Mors the body is longitudinally - the and again beneath ;it is very low on the shosiden - anus the bast; a perpendicular use colour satin seeheati, carried whits/arm* blink velvet, onsamentetbe frost, and a sindiheMiediai tin Ruin the lane of the wain. sla spreads oar the __Malvin' et thS edge its beautiful trimming of plows de pita. fumed . It. feathers and lOU gauze ribbon. The donee We limn and MI, and Addled OM ',satin rooleau, entwined with Mack *hiet and a pig& how OE black and rososviour pus ribber, TIU skin is . este. apd has two lloinces the aunts light miuslar as tin lines 'nody a. quarte r of a yard in depth, ornamented en plumes 4E jrat* iraded Ilya double rose.colour , satin satins, entwined with Wrow black velvet. The flounces commence about hit way up the skirt and nearly in frost with a rosette bow it Mtn.!' and ftesocolott . gauze ribbon; and strings pf the ume attach It is the ceintors ; the ilostoces have a very graceful effect u they tea ' id circularly to the left aide of the dress ; satin rosins at the Soh: tipilatbs of the skin. CLEWICINTELLIGENCL • - PO — itripan s. Thursday Mr Robert Harry Inglis visited the Colleges and NW, loonier to return thanks for the honour lately conferred on . ithnoeFreterning him elotembet for the University. The Swam dined•st the Damtery of Ouht Chinch.' Thursday lase the election Of a Professor of Anglo Satan to": place, in the room of the Rev. A rthsr Johnson, M.A. Felion of Waltham Cpllep, who has vacated by marriage. At the dose et the poll the numbers were—For Fronds Pearson *Waksby, qI.C.L. Yellow it Unman College, ; for the Rev. Gump Moberly. Moberly. M.A. Fellow of Bald College, 611. • Oa the same day the following Degree was cofifund _ IMAMS OF Mal. Rev. John Sayer, Merton College; . • Three new Scholarships of the Foundation of John Lord Craven, created by a Drente of Chancery, in ISA,. art wdet scent. The electors are the Vice-Chancellor, the Regius Prelefoort of Mikity, Law, Physic, Hebrew, and Greek, and the 'Public Oratdr. BCCLISIA MICA L 11101110110/14 • The Rev. George Augustus Sedermshii, 11. A, Chaplain to the Earl of Llesepool, has been institited, by the Bishop of &battery, to the Rectory of Hammy, Wilts , void by the desth of die Rev.' George Bisset. • John Ruggles Brim, Ben. High Sbedf of %Volk has appointed the Rev. Henry Freeland - , M.A. Recur of Mathew, in that county. to be Ms Chaplain. The second United Aseociste Congregation at Doubles,. sank 1 nsously made choice of Mr. Alexander Modena% of Allw, he dirk Paw. The Karl of Glasgow bas presented the Reverend .1: 0. Cresbie, late of the Smelt Church, Bleiginiblato to the Church and Parisbl of Fetiwick, vacant by the death of the late venerable Mr. Boyd. The. tars of Airlie having presented Mr. Thomas Macritchle to be assistant and successor to Ms lather. the Minister of Mali. the Presbytery of Dualteld moist the Church of Moir, to moderate a call for bins, sod the call was very harmonious.' ' At litrashnsigle, on the 30th ultimo. the Reformed Presbyterian Congregation gave a harmonious call to Mr. Theists*. alartin to be their pastor. • on the !eh Us ted Associate Congregation of Nkol• son Street, taarintso, Glasgow, gave an unanimous call to Mr. Jobe Reb; preacher. to be their Minister. Viscount and Viscountess Downs have anived in amir hire. mereet, Derkeiey-sloare, fries their mat, Cowl& Hag, Yorks During the debates upon the Catholic Relef Bill, Sir T. Teaming was active in making arrangeossots for the ads**, of strangers with Peen' orders. He penally stem; at tips WNW dear leading from the lobby, and received the written ordersid* self. Dories the rush for admission on Friday. a strangericaleis. biting apes the system of bribery and corropdon Imputed to soft, Neaten of the Legisistore, concluded that a silver ticket maid open she deers sold= as readily ass Peer's order. He councilmen* faced his way into the lobby with tither unusual violence, occa sioned, no dusk, by his analogy to bear the debate. Sir Tamil** Tvinnenv, winoslog the stranger came with a legitimate order, held om,his Vileadslmiag,M What inverts got r The stranger, casting ask illailligeme look at Sir Thomas, presented to his sight the mhos of two neat halt crowns. We cannot describe the apparent rage of the Usher of the Black Rod, whets he discovered the liberal design of the stranger. " Constables r exclaimed Sir Towns, " Turn him out—turn him out !" Sir TRONA! was Instantly obeyed, sod the stranger ejected most unceremoniously. JONATRAX MARTlll.—Saturchly morning this enthu sitst was temoved from the Castle to the City Gaol of Yolk: This change . appeared to afford him much pleasure; the quitters there assigned to him being, as he says, swisch more comfortable. He still says, it the Loanlias more work for hint tondo nq prism Mill bolff him. : • • • • " iT. - 7 " • • :. :~. 4!'" ' • • t;s. ;;;;: •• . •!•1: , • • d .::• , • " . • • ; • . . . . SPORTING INT4LIGENC L. • tuerrnmstools, iAlrriaStAila, A raft., • 3111011181002911.4: * • r • 6to 2 apt Canvass •,111 no 1 apt a:= . to 13gat Liss to l apt 11 to 1 apt' Soul . • DOM'. • Bto 1 apt &papa& (takes) 17 tot apt Rupert 1010 1 apt Caney' 25 to 1 apt Will o i tlieWiar o a k) 15 to 1 apt Camera dam 30 to 1 apt Augusta (taken) Is to 1 ape Moeda Mow 30 to 1 apt Refortne=“) 17 to 1 apt Low (taken) • 30 to 1' apt Onibee ) 600 to 400 beta 6 Go Rupert against Aopista.-400 to 400oa Lord G. Cavistleob's two spinet Canvas. Quis. 6to 1 apt Great Manila (tak) 14 to 1 apt Pastry (takes) 6 to 1 apt Varna spto 1 apt Jog*, (taken) 10 to 1 apt Loss (taken) Sr. Lama.— caking dose. ADS/lilt — A - LTV bussioNs. TRIAL OF THB PIRATES. Yesterda► the Special General Sitting of the Ad m i. rally Sessions of Ore and Teeminer commenced in the New Court, Old B.iley, benne Sir CHBlbTrriiits R e . ninon, Chief Judge of the Colon of Admiral;y, L ord MIDENDI7I, Mr. Baron Gmtrtow, and the nsmil ber i f Civilians. The Coto t was crows'ed to soffoca ion, in comas quence r.t the trial of forty prisoners upon chine s o f piracy. At eleven o'clock the Grand Jury came into Cun t with a tree bill agai.ist the fonstrinir pee ' • John Clements, commander, Wdliaris prizes. mimes, Thomas Colton, 8i,11.1p, Witli at g en William Snow, George F. J 'seph Tarmr, Thy. mas StaAr.—Headles, J. Mislson, Charles W. Parsons, Michael Nowlan, Augustus .Warner Eaton. John limns, J. ain Robertson, John Freeman, Ge rge Hay, George Richard El tedy, .e t men ; Chatle..W. Ohrne. "mond lieutenant; T omas Weible. puris t; Ge•rge Byron. hist lieutenant; Wm. Posit,: priae-mas. ter; Wei. Dorry, James Finest, seamen ; John than .hip steward; John Osgood, 'John Christian. W,q4, 18 Anderson. W. MOOre, David letaddiek. Joseph . IkLoul, Timothy. Connel, Peter Brown, Joseph Dickeon, Joh,. Joseph, Peter Butterfield, John nativism'. and James Rogers, seamen. charged with felon.onsly and pirci. callp plundering • a certain vessel, called the Hasse, .again;t !he consent. &e. Of certain persohs, subjects nf his Majesty the King of Portugal. They were also given itt eliarge for pirtiticallr firing taw a vessel. called Its 'Btati.k Joke; belonging to his Majesty the K og of E ag . land.' • ' The prishniss, its a fine body of men, sentally phiadeet—Not Gantt: • • The particulars of chi ease have alrea•fy appeared in asur it t Ifl tontequence Onneceasar I to detail • 'oeien *taut. • .. • . . , . • - Aft" a kefigtheqoastriat„ the jar y copstAted together fie add retorted a veccfict•nf- 1 6-Not Chili*, • • • • • 414trisOisers wets beitedi4tely diselisugZd, 'end' ses it4eoA IMO congratailatimm of a . great number isf very Teiperetafililtioking moss. thei• relations and friend s . „.. • HYDE, NEAR ASH I . ON UNDER-LINE. • Al inquest was summoned to be held on the bodies of die unfortunate soars& by, the late . accident on Rider, at twelve, bet it was not until about halt-pao one that Mr. Hollins, the. Coroner, &flawed fronkKouto. ford. - • Was; Marshall, the first. witness. said 'he entered the room about half-past nine at night.' Not le.s.thatt SQD. persons were op the iloot when it weritdpwn. oboes WU Isf whom- escaped without any assistance. -He tint through the window it the front of the house, and had Mr. Iday, the landlord, exclaim. for. Gon's site ogee the dim the people are smothering I In a few *cotes after the door was broken open, and -1 and twoothess got hold'ol the people's' bands as they lilted them up. Ater that witness laid hold of a young pill wish a dark. coloured dress, and 'beat 14 istrrof kg*, and then tin raised open elderly man. He wu not dead. S. Bradbery was in the centre of the room when the for gave way; he fell undermost; be thanght thefirme gave *ay from the people pushing' to and fro at the termination Of the as wing. Thomas B issumet was near the door when the floor 'gave way. 'There was no particular noise a the time, Su any motion on the Boor except the people !sowing id po'away, • • Another witness' was examined, bat hit evidence wait efbiiet and unimportant as 'that of the witness*, who prettified IV an: to * bout an bone finis the eolisiikelhesiot the pro. feedings, • the Coroner and Jury emit out ter view t tee at the bodies that lay in an outhottse in. the inn yar Mir their return the itiVestigation was Curate ad airned until nine o'clock this day (Sati.rjay).. On one of the seats ittiched t't the wall eight women hippened 4o be seated when the dreadful crash took place..' 'Fortunately they kept their s stings quite steadlly,.and . m tearfully and almost utate iOnay ituspended above' the chasm, 'n tit planks and ladders Were fitted fur their deicent. 'plough greatly neer* d, they all escaped without the 510'04 injury. One young man, in descending. caught hold of the end of the beam asst Patted frOin the wall, and tun{ these until relieved. Another caught the cornice of the fire. place, and remained btisprnided until quite exhausted, when he relir.quiihed 'hold, and dropped natant upon the crashed and sgroarting Inals below. • At. Glooester Assizes, Oe &nudity, a case. was tried.. Yes whick a Mr. Willis. who bad been private secretary to Lord Nviso(?elretwpgag 2.000 i. &mini frau a Mr. Biricatt, for pia. cat. with the daMdrimila; • • . FACTION' Rimiab.4l faction is combination at m whndit not act from any settled principlel. trim 'any jolt Motives • of natural benellts.-or frail any generous eentimenrof honour; bet whb ivithbut regard to the public voice, withotit any - compunetiotolshame or remorse iirf conscience, obstinately - panne their' Own private ad.santage, at the- expense of every floral nod • social virtue, end often to the iirepaiableiojtiri cif•their 'country. • 't ' •LIVILRPOOL, ann. 4. .Comoar-frba lemon ibis week is 4,1110 isgs • sad the sales ars am more that MOO bags (laclediag 750 Demob, Ilesigals.&c. take for expenkq very low rates. There are pe advices haw New Yoe! *us diem 'et uth Feb.wldok rote die prime at Up lands at 10. and Pmatieln d iiidierie u se. - &maw itcak:-Here has been Ui Ids lag is the E. P. Sept Market this week. The sales areilfi MEL at steady prieng•liiik 15a bap East India at Ifs: Sd. to ?Os: lad do eke= Fordo Mk* at Us. lag Brawn at 41s. id. bilis the &Galindo= are baked =Ansa SD casks. la Maims abstain lave been disposal et al 11s. 64. for Snide% mid SWIM • . Paweaseen--A tale kaisam Asp Notteis rile week, sad fns godlike have-become =trees* scarce, rad in coasegetece mend MO prices; a liser kits el f mew Cork sad Waterbed haw arrived dm Water eat* at Ins. tke bate aids. A sited Mill do= to for ships' stores.- ' - MARRIED. • • till Makesham, t►e Row. Hoary Withy. 74. L to Minima Doubt, fourth daughter of the late 800. Sir Jobs Gay Mier" Bart..), Barbados.. 011 W. At Ittottertiois, ks tit* frith year of bli fie. tho Rev. icial_ n upwards of tasty leiti Minister of As . 11okWi Own* " I L:opson: Prloupeas i d u tits Sui. Ore I by Joss. Manes. the traria , . aididet:Oice, Temple Bev . • . . ~' •