Star. — London, England, 1829-06-17 00:00:00

t. .% ►_ .. ValaYOoe t cent. interest, besiaii the injesy Coot* the said City in divesting itof its ancient inns. 1 111 011181blir The necessity of the times might eseuse the Patin of ibis Act, but no such plea amid belarged new fur its continuance. From the accounts it appeared, that under the.iithoefti of the' Aci Of Ilia Mit Geo.1I: BM% bad been annually paid to the Mercers' Com pony by the City during thirty-five-sage out of the Orphans' Fend. Oa what account this appropriation of the Food bad been made did not appear. There were applications of the Toads of the Bridge How Estates, which, though for public purposes, did not appear to be authorised by their trust. The Cou nsel: then .. Amended that the Corporation were bound to keep the bridge in repair from their own funds, independently of the Bridge-hoose estates. It was proved that the Cot potation claimed and exercised a prescriptive right to . the tolls cm the bridge. A prescriptive right to the tolls implied a prescriptive obligation to keep the bridge in'repair. It was next strongly objected. that the mode of levying the proposed tax was partial and unpin. It fell upon the coals brought into the port of London— that is, not upon the whole of the coals brought into the metropolis, but upon the sea-borue coals. Why wa, not the tax imposed upon other articles which came into the port of London? and why was it M be im posed on this particular description of coal? It was true, that it was the species of coal it presto; I most consumed; but when rail scads were formed to the Metropolis Irons the inland counties (an event; which must, sooner or later, take place), the ex-. traordinary reduction in the prices of conveyance which must then occur would place all the inland coals in competition, as they were free from any tax, they might put the sea-borne coals out of the market. By this par tial tax the coal owners of 'North' were made - the ` victims to effect this local improvetisent—Ter an im provement the Counsel admitted it to be.'. The tea fell upon the producers, and must operate as r premium to give an undue advantage to a rival corlamddity. They prayed, therefore. that the City's trust might be allowed to terminate in 1832, and that the expense of this great national work, as it was called, might bedefrayed out Of the national funds, or by some tax which would operate more equally or More impartially than the one proposed. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. ...maIMP .. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17, 18.29 PRICR Oir STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCIL Bent Ikea 211 e 11 India Stoat tikut 3 per Cent.lted.ll74 e e locale 8n0d5.63 *per U. Caul. Abut Old Annuities 671 lii per Cam 10111.96 11000 Rube+ 1656116 i f Ile per Cent. Red. 961 I i 4500 Ditto 66 7 4 per Ct. New. SW .11011 end 4100 Ditto If 7 • per Dow 16:41, 1031 1 1 Adverthe4 Script India far Opening Lung Aust. 111 i I ' Comols for Lest 1161 4 PIMKNN PIM DS. TWO O'CLOCK. ° Auetrian Hoods. 5 p. Ce 96e Do. Met. Sll I Its‘asuanlids.s pCt. 561 ii 1 RUM He. 18MI, Sp Ct. 96i f De /lett 561 ea Ge • Spaniels Bila 5 p alle 9. • Hes. lids.Diu.S. bp tx. st I Do Acct. BRITISH AND VORILION SHARICB. TWO O'Ci.OOK. 5t1.11.6. 100 A•-isle A triticar Ditto Subscription ardziltos. nee. 100 Ditto National Dotted Siesican Amongst' 40 .too 20 si shin $1 $1 si si it sk We publish elseohere in this sheet an abridged sw eatier of the proceedings in the Committee of the House of Lords on the' ew London Bu idge Approaches Bill. Lord Dtinuou mentionad in that Committee that it was bat - justice to the parties to state that there had' been the Most complete readiness evinced in produce *very account that was called for. The public, as well as the City authorities, are no doubt desirous to see the speedy termination of this scrutiny. The expense of these proceedings to the City is upwards of one hundred pounds a day. It is unquestionably right that such cc - tows should be made public ; and no doubt now re. . mains that the Corporation will be able to show. that without Parliamentary aid. the improvements in ques tion cannot be completed. The first Report of the Commissioners ois the Law of Real Property, which we sh.ll give at length to-morrow. is a docousent of high importance, and we recommend it to the attentive perusal of the public. la this Report we hive the cooclusions of the Commisiioners on the severe) subjects of Inheritance, Dower.' CurstY, Fines and Recoveries, and Prescription and the Stamm of Limitation. Of a general Registry the Commissioners state : " No measure has been suggested to us from so many diffe rent quarters, or has been so earnestly pressed upoe us, as a General Registry of Deeds: .404 we may be.per mimed to add, that no measore is mere deserving of the serious consideration of the Cornmiisioners and the 1.4. gislature. A General Registty would have the effect of shelling the precise extent of credit to which every man is entitledrand a ithout it every isiAIM pro* ty is left aspic motto labour ander the disciediteaused by an uncertainty as to his being ism of..delstilind - burdens, while the man' Without itoptety may ;Wain credit for what he does' sot poems; We *twee whit the Commissioners state op to the operfrifinivied la it, COvOties of Middlesex ooltlork—the only . mitered counties in England arati Do aitarioo of the utility of thinnest:re or Ibir 1s d necimplishing it. his admitted with meta tb thebeeminties, that the- registry is. imper fest both. ih printfiple and detail, and has bean marred by tke death* of usatieahle notice. Not so, however, in some of d* Cattinasttal States, where mistreat have been i. . toasted with ligdel sateen. In Scotland a gene's' registry has been bong established; and it is the bout of the law Of that country. There, the value and the Imirdess:of every snail?s property tan be ascertained to the last sispenoe; 11114 it is impossible for any man to Warm tame, without the lender being perfectly satin. fiee.with the security. To this is to be ascribed the stability of the banking system in Scotland; and the at g a tmedged ;ashy of bankruptcy among landed pro prietors. Their law of registry compd. them to take care of their own interests, and puts it utterly out of their power to.etist for 12 months on fictitious credit. We consider that the labours of the Commission will be of great, importance in influencing, and . assisting in the framing qk Bills to be introduced into Parliament] on the subject°, real property. Aid we emit NM& `from Congratulating ourselves ye having, ea Caere , easiOns than one, suggested "bet we low NO theVOesel snissioners reconsmend—narndy, a Civil Register of Births, Maniages, and Deaths, includiog all clause and religious prolessioos•rgieiag the additions of their trades or professions, and the residences of the parties. . . . The French Papers received last night are chiefly occupied with the debates in the Chamber of Deputies. which do not present any very interesting feature.— They bring us no news Isom the seat of war, farther than that the Suseou has gone to his camp. that the army of the GRAND VIZIRR is concentrating ten Manila. and that the Russians are sliflprepwriag for decisive measures on the left bank of the Danube.— Nothing further is expected from that quarter till the fate of Mimi& is sealed. In trance, as in this country, a. statement el the amount of the exports and imports of the nation bas been published. The general trade of so great a king• dom is comparatively insignificant—the value of lee imports being only about £24,300,000, nod ita exports, D 14,400,000. The colonial uncle of 'MIA is exceedingly cramped, not exceeding in "expaete l £2,000,000. and in importX £2,700,000. In the Conseitetionteet of last Soaday, in thiii ohmic* of all othes foreign news of interest, we have the fol. lowing , CASE OF OALOTTi. . • Pow, ho. it —Letters Ire. Buda, In Conks imeweece a Toni impeetaat fact. and wbkh seems to us calculated to cast 'es H. lkous d'Aopilier. the Prefect of the Departmest, a very ban angessibUity. Two Neapolitans, Paschal Rued. a farmer. and Anomie Galati. fonnerly an dicer. who were prosseoted in last Jane, for having been cemented in same railed dl5 turbances in the neighbourhood of Saleroo, had found an asylum in the Island of Conics. The Neapolitan Govenunent. informed of their place of retreat, demanded, and as It Ippon; nbuined their surrender. If it be use. that to obtain the sur render of these two men, they wires represented as inekfactors, whereas they had only bees guilty of some political crimes, amid have always bees treated. penkeleety by Frame, with hospitality, it is clear dot the counterelgring Minister has bees cheated out of the surrender. However it may be. new orders had been dispatched, and it was at least the duty el the Pretest to await them. The dales of a Frisch erediter- legally emertained, forbade the epesing of the prisons to this debtors they were se& cleat to authorise a dilatory inseam on the part of the Prefed.when that presented no inconvenience ; while a comity swam was equally contrary to the principles of humanity and ieglslatiem What has always bees dose by the paternal Chador'. is Welk of the Spanish sad Penns.* Refugees. surely might to be a tub of coedit** to the Prefect of Conks, In perfectly asalegens dr. The following is an interesting extract of a letter from the agent to the North and Booth American Coifed House. dated Buenos Ayres. Match 19: The Civil Wet madams. Tb. provisloosi Gowns, lavas is with the assay. shoot to otioavoce active operations whist the . _ province of Sante irt. MIA coninsonicatiacts With the interior Pre. einem h entirely mopped, and Sitalithstandlng their defeats, the Anargaistas. as they are called, prowl abort In detached parties In the country districts appertaining to tbisprovitice,sominittleg dept.. ' dation' of all eons. It is very probabie tbat Wane and bis unitary will carry an before thou in the provinces. He Ins line neaps. excellently Olicered ; seine of the Mery in point of unitary acquirement would confer honour upon any service ; but k k doubt. fod if their exertions will have say great effect. primp use further than their swords an reach. Tbe present Ministry of tbk province possess esnewbat of and English ideas, while the late Governor Damao ewer evineed the' highest attachment to the English satins. The sisavaadle w ee lit here feel the distresses of the times, and ever, thing is that respect is dull enough. Cargoes of salt have bees lasterly.slanet dig soil thing that has been paid. Ez clung. upon E=land Is at 126 d. to ilia. par dear. Dialogs 61 a 62 paper dollars. . _ _ _ ?be Government are calling wpm the mattes saes forelimeto to form corps of militia is defend their Property. Sm. TM city al Buenos Ayres at present reseals. tranquil. Admiral Dawns is still the Delegate Governor. and perhaps regrets that Meyer ecoepied The Lisbon Mail and Get man Papers this day brought us the following articles of intelligence. Here we have another edition of the battle of Pravadi ; and little else of interest, except that the POnTitif now in the way of ►eing a.►ioted by the Egyptians. We :writ° find that sickness and disease continue to rage at Bucharest and in Bulgaria, with unabated violence. LIMON, MAT Saturday, the 2 34 hwit• thirti-elto htdlvldoals. sad eh the fid- Wrist day the remainder, fourteen In samba, with brought hew thitprieona of the Lieseeiro to the town of St. Johan da Berra, who. victims to the "irk of robetlise which aoietatee them, bat tha eadacity to otter orditiestezpreseleos, to the general ledleso.l dos e4eo of the other prisoners. agate* the %Moats sad patereal GolleflUlleln of the three Klosdeota—.4ahhos Otorife. *la* 710 . Lisboa Gaunt% from UN to 10th May lonia*, Coati% sw doosestla tants of any Waren. Tb Coon want loco Toevaloi so the ItOtli fit two =milli for tb Owes of Spalo. FRONTIERS OF SERVIA. Star U. At Deletede a bloody battle is spokes 7f. odd& is add 10 Aavel Is place on the Inth a I7fit of May meat PravadL The Twits slain the victory, bat the Grand Viable, wbe cosnatanded:tbe corps In persoh, atild net taktradvantep of ft because At Aid re ceived news that the Hussain main aeon, was n• the mauls against Sillstria ; upon which, I . eaving 14,000 snaky to keep possession of ' the heights about Pravadi, be retired to fidtenda, In order Wise seam to Silistria, and to the come of the operations. It le add that the Turks are assembling a large forte Weimar Aides, me to turn their chief attention to Swim& , Accounts from the frontiers of Wallachia say, that in cossequenco of a salty of the Turks tray Widdin there had been an obstinate engagement with the Rusalans.in which the Twits had beer Indeed repulsed, but the supposed hatention of the Russian t■ erode the river at that point ►ad been foe the present prevented. Theoillaid .iceoenti of the Runlets. will enable us to judge of these itatethente. At Be►trade It was mill affirmed that the Sakai worlds* to douse,. TRIESTE, May 30. Commercial letters from Alexandria affirm, that the Pada et Egypt is embarking troops, which it is said went to be landed on the coast of Natalia, near Smyrna, to be at the disposal o f she Pone.' BUCHAREST, May We know nothing certain of the movenseutsot the army beyond what we have learnt by the •Russian ofiltdal bulletins, The sickness in the hospitals of this city and in the neighbourhood, has increased' , rather tkan diminished lo the coma et last wits% ; and in 13olgaria too, diseases are said to spread elate mid mots. In Little Wallachia and in the corps wader General Geismar, a good mate at Imakb pro., wino. 1 %%MU, Jests I—Mstillilsea, 91111-18; Disk Shores, 1,114. —Armin .okosi.Jlnas . - • IVISMIA, Jews 3. • Tb:Pelieh;diesistirk - greesekiby arrived bete yesterday with s ;pada! saisdeoltese 16j.ity tba Emperor of Husk Bed ILbs ; • •• et Mead, hi eoweetwitee d Idetteeddideo it Warsaw:is IN. itth May. Illeltakety wad pleeied sii`gthee the °email First. /me iisOwsee..../satrilte Omer. Arai 14. ' J, 5.... The 64ffiip. d ads date Sim IS anie l e trip dweasidtedlemed.o7lath etestria the free_ der selidtbeer it Frames; " erideb." says the Amok* Owner. " Wag newertby of refetiddo, we insert weed rot word tee tbeiesesemest dew readers." CITY. Twv.ve o'CLocc. Our animas this marning us numerals, not less than eve mane, ewe from Lisbon, smiled Met of May ; a Buenos Ayres Packet, sailed Mb March; a Packet from Rio de Janeiro, sailed 14th of April 4 a Mail from Vera Crux, sailed tick of April ; ind a 'Lem/rad Island Mail, smiled the 9th of May. Tye Comet market at resent is in a languid state. and Console opened as Eli 4 for the Amman. Calera Papers have been received at the North and Routh Ametiean Co&re•bsuse to tinkled' of February. nom um 301111 sou, rcsauaar 15. Oman—His Majesty the Ring was in good health on the stet of lanstary.—lt is stated that one • lac of mopes were stolen front the treasury of Deism Sommer. The Right Hon. the Ooveraer•Grneral returned to the Pre sidency. en the Ed of February, and his health Is nearly rees tablialted. Buenos Arse rapers, to the 15th of March. says that a civil war rages he the Republic; end, as the Bi Tempe of the 11th instant remarks, " It is grievous to say it, but it is necessary to wales, ft t tbl the communication with the interior provinces, ChM, Pere, ice. are entirely cut off, and Buenos Ayres miffed from this state of *logs. The Government is awing with' promr Wade, sod detached - a powerful Wee. by which mesas the quarrel is more, likely to bObrought to a speedy cooeitivioa."—Ths news i from Pittagoisla islet from satisfactory, analthe inhabitants Of Det Canna were I* vesialann.—.The• &change oa London 1111 peace per dollar.. • The Vera Criss !ern of the 9th of April contains a long speech of the President Guerrero. on the epodes of the Cheat ham which is full et hopes for the burro. The Conducts arrived at Vora Crux froth the capital on the 7th of April, with 950,000 dans is bars and cola, at which 600,009 were for merchants' acettunt. It appears that all was gain in blealeo by the last mesons. . A pfloate letter received at the North and South American Ceffeeboiss, from Demos Ayres, of the 19th March, says that the cerminatisa of the civil disturbances seems as far at as ever; bolt it is vary probable that Lavelle and his military will carry ail before that in the prowl's:es ; be his line troops, and well The thy of Boesos Ayres remains tranquil. The Philadelphia Papers, which we have received to thr flu of May, states that the President of the United .States has issued a- Peoclamatita suspending the acts of Congress imposiug sating duties upon Austria,' vessels entering the ports of 'America, in consequence of information received by the Minister 'that American vessels are admitted to Austrian ports on paying the same ditties bopooed upon the conunerre of that country. CITY. HALP.PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The Control Market hes continued the whole of the morning at e foe the Amount. We have fteeived the following communication from Mexico, frost ice of the Ant mercantile booms in the city, of the 7th April : *The Shylktli packet sailed foe England ea the Bth of March, with bullion on hoard to the amount of 250,000 dollars, shipped at fallipleo, and 100,000 shipped at Vera Crux. " Public tranquillity and asenntercial property have remained eauseleated, and the indewingleation of the late Wag; is reputed. A Gowensnest caducer of dollars and barb, 'allied at 400.000 doll" left for Vera Cruz 410 the 113 d Marsh: and altibut •teo days before & rinse coeds/ter of 400.000 days. chiral' In bars, pro. loredad to the Mai* dowlsadon. Owing to the proposal .stale In the Chestier of Deputes to prohibit the expectations et bus. the Gewannwent webs extreme want of snowily. but still o►tsin louts; pertly ht wean and ha Neel ens& nano, for Custom Howe de• Moore& Sulam ois • Lewdest, 43 for Mining Companies Bills. The Deism; Miming Compaby contisoes to produce good weekly profits. The private letters from Buenos Ayres state that they are going to belt Paper Mosey to pay off the troops. Ti. private acclaims front Lisbon say, that Don Almost. Is pan swig the same born as before, and that a number of executions are expected to take place. The paper has fallen there 24 per cent. owing to the eapeditba against Tr retire. From is 'metro 0 the 11th April, the accounts state, that the imperor of Brasil is suing every endeavour to du away With the old Bask Notes, In conseleenee of which the exchange Is expected, to get sp. le eke Foreign Market nothing is doing eseept in Brasil Beads, which have been date at Seg. The mamas frost the Brasil Mines' are eteeedingly favoirableSoollw. weight 1.16 days. The Shares love best Sucteating frost 74 to 57. The Duke of CallneaLAND honoured the A rc hbi s h o p of Ammon with his company to dinner es Monday, at his red eem le Charles-street.• St. James's-aceseog the company is Wet his Royal Highway were several Bishops. The Duchess of KIN? entertained Prince Lkorotai - end a select potty to dinner yesterday, at her residence In the Kiel, Palace at Kensington. The Duke of CUMBERLAND left town yesterdai essretegfee the 'Royal Lodp in Windsor Park. on a obit to his MAJOSTV, wins whom it is empeoted his. Royal Highness will remain during the week. • The Princess Auotsea and the Duchess of GLoecris. eta Went avec Sieferddamse yesterday—their Royal Mowers' were remiewt, on Alighting from their carriages. by the Marcki o . nese of *Armes In the grand lull, who conducted them throughout this noble edam. • The Duke and Duchess of Gtotteesera honoured l ar d and Lady Wimeemniv with their company to dinner on Monday. There was tt select party to meet their Royal Nishimura. Mi. Secscs iry Peal ties left town for Ifertrot d-br in order to attend the Ascot Limb Races. Mr. Vim Forenesta.u) also left town yesterday afternoon to attend the races; the Hight Has. Gentleman has mot to the seat of Sir 9aciata We aimless, to giudeadaark. Geos t aase s tr. Excuastou.—H. WITHAM. E.q. Vice-, halide* of the Warned= Society, accompanied by J. Lamm", and bit..T. J. TORUS. left Rdinhorgla on Wednesday last on gookukal imam to the Hebrides: Their attention, we under stand, will be priseipally devoted to the many highly Important getti logical phenomena presented in the islands of Eigg.Canna, and Skye. Vauxnat.t..—Tbss elegant place of amovernent was crowded on Monday night with fashionables almost to excess. Mu weather heleg i very favourable the Gardens were splendidly illumi nated. The Proprietors spate neither labour sae expense in kiting &adulating arrangements as the mast magnideent scale fur the pub lie meentatedation. Roasters celebrated Opera et La Caserousla , was represented in the Rotunda. The principal characters were ably sustained by Miss Fumy Arson, Mesdames ds ANSIOLISI and Cast w, Siren Team and Pau.saauti. The former was in ek. canon wake, and sees with the mess deserved approbation. DiIIADVUL EseLostose—At noon this day one:• of the gasometers in the gas works, Peat-tree-street,. St. Lake's, belonging to the chattered Gas and' Coal Company, and tinder the management of Mr. Granata Lowe, burst with a tremendous explosion, carrying the roof, bricks, and the other materials up - intie the air, as our informant says,'“like a thick flight of birds." What the consequences bate been we have not yet learned. Our information;,.howeeM, accounts for the alarming accident in the same way as other explo sions-of gasometers-have occurred both in London and Edinburgh—namely, the inanition of some of the work iag people bringing a light hi contact With the body of gas while in agate of combustion. Tne loss may be easily conceived to be great ; abut there is no speaking yet as to the extent of it. hi reply to inquiries which . we have made to the last hour, we were happy to hear that no one was missing. THE KING. at. Wilmot, June 16.—0 n Sunday arternoon MT.( left the Royal Lodge in his pony phaeton, ht t e LOAD STNIVAItn, and drove t‘i Asc. ' Rate Course, arb, re he was met by Lord M astinion ot And Mr. 1). Renct.tree.. A greit number o f the horses were on the &mutt& and were each shown to hi s MAJUTY. 7 Yea erday afternoon his MaJawcY attain took an airin g in his puny phaeton, and viiited the Race Course. Lac evening his MAJISTY entertained the fallowing distinguished individuals at dinner, who had arrived on a ' , tot at the Roy ail Lodge— Duke of Leads Duke or Dorset, Earl of Fife, Lord kf olvedt. Lord and Lady S:s4baven, turd and Lady Scarboi Glib, Lord mad ' Lady Ilinatitcharks, Mr. Velma Radcliffe. M azarri 'lett the Royal Lodge this morning a t halt after twelve o'clock, in his carriage, vitt h hi. vision and suite in five others, for the Course at Ascot He4th, His MAJESTY arrived at the Royal Stand about me o'clock, and was long a •d loudly cheered by the ten. pany. • Atter the Ktan's arrival the following t 4uislied individuals lidded to t:te number of visitors in the Ituyal Stand by invization : Ills Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, Duke o f 8 2e . &SO. Prince and Princess- Lieven, Prince and Piincess Leis. bssy and daughter, Lord and Lady Gwydyr, Lord A-bley, Lewd Clseeei held, Margie Cleveland, Lord Nlountcharles, and Lurd A. Civilness's', Hon. Mr. Townsbend, fax. &c. 'lase Latites who accompanied his Nla.tasry lie ts i n iee4 , .Lie:eit, the 1144bliivst of Cunyughant. Lady Maria -Ceinyngliant, Lady &ratbaveu, Lady &arbor .ugb, and Lily Harcourt. • jlis MSJIISTif and visitors patio k of refreshments in the Stand..after the second race. a• d left the Couve 'iabotre f five o'clock, when his . f.aourite Maria had von the match against Mr.SkintHkwita'aSuniet.ii.* This eveikprricluced shouts and chippisig uf hands from evely mie.sear, and gave his AbuisTir great •satistaciinn,-- The KIND appeared in rhe•be..t possible health and spiiits; and the Royal cortege noon its arrival and de• pasture presented a most splendid appearance, hina s the nuniber if attendants in their full-dren state liveries. His MAJLaTe will this evening entertain the whole nf his wi:litirs at dinner, When the private band sill be iu attendance. CAMBRIDGE UNIY EliSI EX ELECTION. • - FIRST DA T: • ;. • : CAMBEHDGE, cusmilAr, jun re. • The colorn!nceJ chithiv roi;ining at ten eciatik, and cln• . ed irt five.. The number's ffactuated s isech throughout The dity but although the CAVoiliN par tY Ina l ie the' A,o►t sttenotrus exertions, there-tae at no period any cunsidcraiste difference between.ibe ssn• dictates, and no material •advantage has yet•.6een twined. The nick 'amicable spirit prevails between the curtt.•nding parties.—The lol►lowing is the progressive state cf the Poll— Teo (Moe!' Twelve es 94 15S ISt 135 CA, 1111=1111. :••• lit • .• • ... • 93 HS • .122 22S * Ttuvo P.M: • • Tour • Pre. Majority for Mr. Cantodiat • ... AI!OTHIUR LITTIR, Bildt DATIL _ ThiesmbridgeElection commenced this morning, and the foiling continued ihrough the day with great 6014, and . with very little. intermission.. The numbest at t•s close were-. • • ~. For Mr. Cavendish ... • t. e i • Itid • For Mr. Barite. • Ms 'thus has this ardnotts contest commenced, and thus equally are the forces of the respective candidates balanced. This is no moment to pause; let those who me anxious to give their support to Mr. G. Bayou avail themselves of the posent hour; not a rnment is io be login pres%init to the poll. We know that the contest will be a Ilesperafe one, and that every v(ite, is now of ine.timable value; .but we me sure of the•tesalt if the country, andthe Clergy especially, will, .at crisis, support . the man who, in times of change aid peril, did his duty manfully and fearlessly.: FASHIONABLE - IN I ELLIGENCE. ARRIVAL& -: • . . • The Hos. Sir Francis Burton (brother wait Marquis of Qom. bass), is the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn.street, from Hastier; Lord Barham, at ditto, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Gideon, et Talky% Hotel (late kiHiet%). Jetznyn.street. from Birmingham General and Mrs. Campbell. at Gould% Hotel. Jwmyn-street,, hem Scotland ; Mr: L and Lady Lane Fox, in Cavendish-gears, . from Forybridge. YE/Th.6lre ; M. and Miss Ogle, at ilte St. George% Hotel, Athemide-striot. from Paris ; Captale and Sirs. Rev isle, at ditto; from a fair ; Mr2and Mrs. Henry Hughes at Fentinfs Hoteli St.*James'sitreet, from Surrey; Ma Henry Bei lasafmsd ten, at ditto, from Pule Sirßichatd and Lady Vaughan and family, at the Bath Hotel, Arlington.street, from Bath ; J. Doran, El 9. at ditto; from Clifton; Mr. and bilsi-Beddinvon, at ditto, from a tour; J. Law, Esq at ditto, from- Devonshire; Capt. and Mrs. Maim ' at ditto, from Bath ; Capt. Crowe, at ditto, fram Kent ; Mr. and Mi'. W. ',etcher and family, at Batts Had; Derver.street., front Wales; isir. and Mri. Creme, at ditto; T. Dolphin, Eur. and Mrs. Dolphin, at Bryant% Hotel (lateWeroa%). Conduit -street, from their peat, Eyford Hess., Gloucestershire ; Miss Smith, at ditto; J : Heath. Esq. and family , at ditto; 2.' Kennan, Esq. and family, at ditto, from the Continent' 3. Hit. chew, E.g. at ditto. DEPA RTU RES. • The Rari of Cbettailleid for the Royal Lodge, Windsor ; • Uhl Macdonald and family. from Dover-street. for Yorkshire; Id. B. Tighe, Rag. M. P. for Ireland; llreL. listens. from Mantbosses, square, for Tonbridge Wells ; Sir James W. Wedderbsigne;BA: from Suffolk-atreei, for Brighton . • 'Lord and Lady A• • ftina their brine is St. Jamees.aquare.for Brighton ; Viscoutit • for 14, s.q, Ityegate. Surrey; Mr. and Mrs. Weakish Wymilidl.. front.; . Sysinions% Hotel (late Jordan's ) Sc. iatilea`e.sOkti, be' their mat at Salisbury ; R. H. B. Hale, Kia. from dktd, hafkis stet In WdraySir (bone anti Lady Sitwell. from the Penney: Albenntrlaratreat. for their seat. Renithaw, Derbylibbtt ;' and Obi Muses Tempeu; from the St. Georges Heti •"" • • • s' ;. • BATH. JUsa 15. .• • leisNetth deep regret are announce a fatal acc;delli which nedorred at Weston-seper-Mare so Thursday last. Alosit half trairtrone o'clock. the' Rev. Mr. Blackburn. the deserve* Mutated.*actor of that parish. went out in kis pleasure host -4 reerealloimehich he often indulged in—accompasiod .by his hal' inas.';4ll apprlglching • Hambrick Wind. they emourivred re* teas, 4 lol4eVilie .. te: the boat on tba fishing takes. sat Of Oilia iienectradtheilgli . the boomb and caused the yes* to 111(10 00 '.._ diately.--ilifiroaunsn stripped. and phrased into the water; 15 " Blickblern klna l iesolved . on nraltivi the attempt. to swim adorer lost withoseeiklkii btbh clbtbes. The accident baying bees eb• selitiateriat dil,abtke by .llo3 loggleseeerb;jen• be serf 11rwM"l1 MIS ileac t, thkir assisuinok hairbe ,prevloosly dillataitset•oiitb`e mist. Belot came up •wi t h die lionsas.br whomrequest be directed hist:awe Mr. Blasiburs. V . ptilver:: d t e lte bt r i t , teLot . ils fez eat Na was mgr M Unsble iivictain his hold; n tlirr ydurri'mon then thrust hisser sow . , Mr. arm, and bald him up f or A c to r t i me , bat. As' " 11 other asibtss;, wis,itatible to aateliosk m e r e ervoiles 01 Hee. Gentleman • who alas ribliged o ne ftaitquisk' support afforded kiia!attel lard' to ri te so morel 1 1 ' 1 = . , found about senn.o'clock the Mine imeidne. Th e 4lissilts'i " rlentan was arieleelfent swimmer; bit hiving here drifted ' API by the tide and &Trait `for .. halt in low, an lileieldir power es te ft islarwliettiltilroarcakire Co bit aid.. :The boar Port maird w G saoteelfet ilterlditGedlty, and ib ireliMien state • Blackburn, r who was restrerettil and believed by who kits 11 '"" bre kei s • ife Mid tight children. • ..... -~ • Ai lath Now Tros }woe tepre a wan n in! to in Colon gel," Mara tram 13a •D e Mt in Ibt al their TN min, I Wes before aufeli *env tering brow vidunl std d 1111thap boat t , rattly water, of lb, esme di .bout e moat § • w Oeni Cc 5 bo addri * aid 113.411 'any watt liarl coodi guild lame rrpm OUR II Ur Fu the el • of opi 'Grew • end l H of Ll to th Darr dreg) of tt W Cast there Sal 40 MI be at COUIJ hima oi ih whirl right Juty Noun bit vi HI INN. I "en Ail condi but t Wan wibol elisei • w it la bts I ;beta HI seat him .9 let, MA L►rla lisAir Th ahem fb Bahia !rum 4311 f SI eau I ac. JI Pi. Rear MOTS trona Pal . Best New iiii,i . the St. I from • N. lo Thou Mari pone DI Jessio Mad Barbi Ts Inl Jima FA Ayres Janell 4 eve or 111 and II the 31 April. Tim 1 just es .Isom 311 regal n kaiak Ay she Captai in .alsi tollo* M•MI II " 71 . Ge by hl• ae.fk. Th, kV IS She eta