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NORTHAMPTON, JILT _ Jaya CatiereN sad Wi lisitte Noiestion sallyiadieted for having assaulted James the night of the 28th of June last, at 1. in this empty, and taken from his pasta erowai in silver, together with various - It onreared from the evidence that the part of a onimetoos gang, similar to t committed such daring outrages at West End Fair. On the night in question the prosecutor, who is a waiter, wittaMadieg eta booth at Boughton- green, where a fair is beld,lelm- on stepping out for a few minutes, he !et4 violent blow from Catherall, which felled him to the igranad. and while down, the prisoner Robertson tore oE sae of his pockets, and i rifled all the others. In the meantime Catherall pressed down upon his neck with his foot to prevent him from calling out for assist ance, and such was the effect of the brual violence he received, that blood gushed out from both his ears. These facts were clearly proved, and the prisoners bad nothing.* oiler in their defence. Catberall said he bad been a long dew out of employment. The Jury. without limitation, returned a verdict of Gritty. IletheraU was again put to the bar on a second in. dictment, for a similar assault arid robbery on the per son of James Hanwell, at Boughton-green fair, on the night of the 27th of June. The prosecutor said he was a confectioner, acid hada grail at the fair. About twelve o'clock on the night in question he received two violent blows in 'rapid succvs 'ion. which brought him to the ground in a stare of in sensibility, and the list words he beard uttered by the person who struck him were, 6 4 Go it, boys—blood ibr money r This wittiness &rand to having seen Catherall commit the outrage, sad detailed all dia eiremintances attending it. Daring the shole of the proceedings he behaved with the most hardened impudence, and said that the several individuals bad pet ured themselves. Though grossly ignorant, he affected fine language, and swag- gered at the bar with the pomp of an orator. In com menting on orb part of the evidence, he said " All I want is honour-0 laugh deny, my Lord, that the *kites: has properly subscribed (described) my apparel." —Verdict, Guilty—Death. A person. named James Orford, was indicted for stealing on the night of the 2'2d of June last, a music book, the proper t y of Mr. Raymond,the manager of the theatie of this town. Three individuals who had homers the prisoner a long time. gave Ohm a gond character, and the Jury immediately retarsted a verdict of Nut 044,y. VAN DIE‘IAN'S LAND. JEFFRiF.S. THE BUSH-RANGER. We ha►e received a file of Hobart Town payers to the 17th r f February. The following are further par ticulsirs of j. Mies, the notorious bush-ratiger, whose apprehension we announced on Wednesday : "I shall now conclude the history of the monster Jeffries. A few days ago, the wretch, with one com panion, tome op to a balk hut, where a party that was in pursuit of him, consisting of two soldiers, a stockman, and three volunteers (two of them currency lad.) were resting themselves. Jeffries fired into the hut, and wounded a soldier slightly. Soon after one of the soldiers came upon Hopkins (an accomplice of Jeffries) and found him asleep and without arms ; he surrendered, and was brought in. " Yesterday morning a party of 12 men were resting in a hutosben a man was observed by a black aboriginal native boy, at a aunt distance behind a gum-tree. The alarm was given, and he was instantly surrounded: it proved to beJeffries. He begged for quarter,threw down his arms (a musket and pistol) and was taken prisoner. Ile was seized by a prisoner for life, named William Parson!, who will of course receive the promised re wards. He was brought into town about seven o'clock last night. it is quite impossible for me to express in adequate terms, or to do common justice to the feelings tL at w ele shewn by all descrip ions of people, on the approach of the monster to the town. No one, I believe, ever witnessed such a scene. It clearly chews that Jef ft les stanes done,unequalled and unparalleled among the human race. Men, women, and children, free ancfpri sone, s, joined in their person .1 execrations, against this monster. The town was literally gutted of its inhabi tants ; there must have been upwards of 500 persons crowding round the cart that brought this inhuman wretch to the gaol. Their shouting reached the re motest parts of the town. It was with the greatest difficulty imaginable the people were prevented from tearing him to pieces. Prisoners of all descriptions joined in the execrations expressed by others. " I should tell you, chit when Hopkins was escorted through the streets on Saturday, Mrs. Feutril, the grand mother of the enurcleied infant, mistook a constable that was wi h him for Jeffries, and rushing from her hou:e, in a parrsysm of rage, stabbed him with a fork, but, fortunately for her, kn was only slightly hounded. Since Jeffs its has been taken, he has coolly conlessed all the murders laid to his charge, with many horribly aggravating circumstances; the worst of which is (with the exception of the infanticide) that being rather pressed for food, lots were cast which of his two companions should tne—it fell upon Russrll-.4ut as the man was armed, lief could not effect his purpose till the poor u retch fell asleep from fatigue, when lie was murdered, and his flesh sewed the sutrivors for food for a few days, until they stole a sheep. On being asked what he then did with the remainder of Russell's corpse, he replied, that it was cut into steaks, and flied np with the mutton. " The list of the monster's murders stands thus :—lst. Tibbs man. 2d. Theists's*. ad. Mr. Sutherland's man. 4th. One of his companions. kb. Raker, a constable. 6th. Russell. 7th. Wounded Tibbs. 6110. Ditto a soldisr—all within 21 days ! " There were snail prisoners for life at the apprehension of Jeffries ; and it i• hoped that those who were instrumental in taking hint will recalls • as an inducement to others to venture their lives in btia seelt inbunsan wretches to condign punish ment. The Jimfire left this only a few hours before this monster WM brought in. It is to be hoped be will not remain here fora year before h• is disposed of. Heise man of inunense strength. " Jetties declares the only thing be is sorry for is the murder of the infant." EAST INDIES. PROM TUI CALCUTTA GOVIANIIINT GAZETTE. Couto**, Fla. 16. We adverted in our last to the circumstance of mes sengers having been dispitched from the Burmese lines at Melloon to the capital, immediately after the con ferences. The following deposition is corroborate of the statement. The deponent, we understand, was the Gomashta in charge of the granaries at Melloon, whose son being wounded durin the attack, he remained behind, and was coasequeu iy brought into the British camp: " DEPOSITION OF RAJAH SAHA NOURATHA. " I ant a wilier by profession, and was in the service to discover the realtroth, the King sent for the Ata woen Mong Khaein. Great delay occurring in the re• turn of the first messenger, one of the Secretaries was also dispatched to ascertain the cause: till the 15th day expired before any one reiurned. The Chiefs consulted pe f with Memia 80, sayi the fifteen days had expired, and to-morrow Ise ' is at au end ; should the Eng lish begin fighting, w t are we to do ? - . " Memia B. replied, remain quiet; and if they conk* them selves to mere firing, don't let us return it. Next day, thf English fire became too hot for men to endure, and many began to retire. " I had charge of the grain, and knew well, therefore, bow Many men there were. The Sabin bag, ere this. melted down an his bars of gold and silver, to pay Lis troops." tUXIIALL tlintDtSS. vwft delightful this, filen Gardens Oh Wed- A gentle breeds fa the Of," and( rendered Ay refreshing. :The Concert .. .went nit with thi second part of which Commenced- wifit Wearies Freirehada, *hid. yeti perk/aid In a masterly Or a second time, but not repeated. BILAHAIII, bliss Poway sung the beautiful Round from The generous heart will never prove A traitor co the cause of love," witlotta any accompaniments, in a most delicious manner. His Royal Highness the Duke of You has given permission to the Band of Boys, belonging to the Military C.olleite r n, 'perform to mer/11w evening, being the grand Juvenile Fete. imeftemiummor of the King brAva. Ate -Cometes;on 4114 'treaty' • V s. be was* t he Stith CoMmissimsers and the Khee- whom were capi- Pod: nlei.-14einglsok two ' Sirdars, named . '"1"."4: 11 ," g '" mes Henley, on = OOl W i tt aid Up Wins. POW lent off to imsmt ' t he primaioadeinely Boughton Gteen, *Within! . sedio Tiiericated what had heen - ' ireatesi eclat, the se, tuna eleven half- settled about money and territory, but no morel then overrur, to Der Fn ms small articles. Gooroo said, that the English also required the I. l l Y„ k „Lr A d ..: ll ` d ,, .„,r s h e pr i soners were liberation of the prisoners. The King said, you tell me .7 - 11 - „, / ; - ‘ ,„ - -7,,, d ,' .- ; - o that which had two different stories, which shall I believe ? Therefore, "A tra The il NO TIME TO LOSE SIX THIRTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, WHEN ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. THE EV 14.1 N ING _STA R. LONDON. FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1526. STOCK XXCIIANGI, TWKINK 0 CLOCK. Consols opened at 761, and were done for August Account at 79. The market has a good appearance, and Consols may be quoted at 784 Buyers, and 78 to 4 for neat Account. In the Foreign Market, the fluctuations have been great in Mexican Bonds: yesterday, in the earlier part of the day, they were 43, went up to 48, and left of at 434. This morning they were done at 43, rose to 454, and are now at 444. Current prices : Old Spanish 71 8, Mexican 444, Colombian 114 194, Peruvian 3315. Russian 784 80, Brazilian Bonds 58 54, Greek 104 11, Exchequer Bills 7 8, Scrip nothing done. CITY, ONE O'CLOCK. Consols remain steady at 7SI for the Account, wkh little doing. ft is said the Hebrew party have purchased again this morning.— In the Foreign Market, Mexican Bonds continue to fluctuate, they may be quoted at 45. PRICK OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 199% 31 et Cent. lied. 78V, 77% 8 78 3 per Cent. Consols 77 1 ,E 14 ex div • 3.1 per Cent. 85 1 / 2 Si per Cent. Red. 84% Vs 4 per Cent. 92% % cx div. 4 per Cent. 1826, 93% 4 per Ct in. Scrip y. 34 prem. Long Ann. 18% 13-16 India Stock 228% 229% India Bonds 10 11 New Annuities 77 1 / 2 77 er die El .000 Excheq. Bills 8 9 prem. £5OO ditto 8 9 prem. 0100 and £2OO ditto f 10 prem. Cons. for Acct. 78%. 79 78% . FOltalsiN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. _ _ 'VaalVan Dunds.s44 SS A«<. 44 . 51 4j j al 41 Colombian Bonds, 4S k_4l Do. Bonds, 1624, illi 111 1 Pertii , . ikl;. 6 p C. Do. Ace. 291 b 1' Ditto Acct. 24j . Danish Mods, 5 p C 4. la 3 Prim. Wit. ip g:4l f 1 .. ' „ .. Ditto Aect. 54 . Uo. Booda. 111*, is Greek Hooth,lllls. Sp C.ll !Luis. 1141 s, 11122, 1 p r. 00 Mexican Honda, 5p C. Ditto Acct. 7$ a • M. lids ten, 6p. Ct. 431 41 Spots. Beads 5 p Ct. 41b S/ Sj 4j 51 41 Span. sp. C. 1813. . BRITISH AND FORRIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. NIA ILL l'A 1114 100 SS- 40 100 If 17 10 10 101 BRIGHTON, JULY 6. Mrs. Canning left the Pavilion-parade yesterday, on a visit to Mr. Planta, the Uhder•Secretary of State, at Hastings, where she will be joined by Mr. Canning, and remain about ten days. From thence they will go to town,' Ind afterwards return to Brighton, where they are expected to stay ahopt a month. Lord and Lady William Russell and a party took tea in Ireland's Gardens on Sunday . . The band of the Regiment was in attendance during the evening, and played a Variety of favourite airs. The Brocklebanit arrived here on Monday evening, wigs seven teen passengers, among whom were Lord William Fitzgerald and the Countess de Not. HASTINGS,-JULY 4. The Marquis and Marchioness isf Anglesea and family have left us fort owes Castle, Isle of Wieht, with his health quite re.estal). lished—his Lordship expressed his intention of again honouring us with a vkit hrfure lung. The Duchess of Manchester and Lady Selina Bridgman are still staying with us. .Earl and Countess of Galloway are in our depar ture list. Lord George Somerset and family arrived on Saturday, at Wellington-square. TUNBRIDGE WELLS, JULY 4. This fashionable fashionable watering.place is likely to be very full ; for many years we have not experienced such a demand for first rate houses. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent has taken Mount Plea sant from the end of July for nine weeks. His Excellency the Marques de Palmella, the Portuguese Am bassador, and his Lady, dined with his Excellency the Baron de ltabayana, the Brazilian Minister, at his residence here, and returned to town. It is said the Marques has an Intention of residing here for the season. Mr. Madden, M.C. at Clifton, recently elected to the office of Master of the Ceremonies at the Well..is arrived, and the public amusements commence this day as usual: It is understood the races will take place earlier this year, about w►ich time (in August) our Theatre opens. COURT OF ALDERMEN. Yesterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Aldermen, at Guild hall, for the purpose of swearing Sir Peter Laurie into the office of Alderman for the Ward of Alders ate, the Sheriffs elect sealing bond, and other business. The Lord Mayor, eighteen Aldermen, Recorder, Sheriffs, and City Officers were present: 111. LORDSHIP reported to the Court, that at a Wardmote recently held before him in the Ward of Aldersgate, for the Eltction of an Alderman, in the nom of R. A. Co:, E sq. deceased, Sir Peter Laurie was unanimously elected. Sir Peter Laurie was then introduced by Mr. Deputy Fisher and Mr, Deputy Lorkin, the Members of the Common Council, and several Inhabitants of the Ward, and was thereupon sworn into office, and took his seat. _ _ - Cliarles Farrbrotber, Esq. and Henry Winchester, Esq. the She. riffs elect, attending, entered into the usual bond to take upon themselves that office on the 26th of September neat. Mr. Alderman Ansley was elected Collector and Receiver of the 'Orphans' Dues on wines brought into the Port of London, in the room of the late Mr. Alderman Cox. The Court adjourned the consideration of the petitions of the inhabitants of Portauken Ward against Messrs. Saul's application for the freedom, and Meson. Said's petition to be admitted to the freedom. • - - The. Duke of Your, vae are happy to say, is able rrequeasiy to ride out in an open carriage. Yesterday Sit Hsasaat Talmo', his Royal Highness's Military Secretary, tratuacted mill. vary business with the Royal Duke a great part of the day at Mr. GRID:WOOD'S villa at Brompton. We understand his Royal High. nets. rode to the Earl of Maintrisso's house, near Hampstead, on Sunday, and partook of an early dinner. The Royal Puke received a visit on Sunday from the LORD Csiatic kiwis. Drs. Marotta and M'Gauloa constantly attend his Royal Highness, and occa sionally Dr. Waxman Is called in, who attended a consultation on Saturday. At an early hour yesterday morning a King's Mes senger arrived in Downing-street, with dispatches from Constan tinople, which were forwarded to Mr. Secretary Catarina at Mr. PLANTA's house, at Fairlight , near Hastings. where Mr. C a swise went from London on Wednesday morning; Mrs. Cassino) arriving there the same day from Brighton. The Marchioness Of CLANRICARDE left town yester day morning, fur Mr. PLANTAR'S house, at Fairlight, Dear Hastings, , to join the company of her father and mother, Mr. Secretary and' Mrs. Canons'. The Tug steam packet arrived at Banffon Wednesday, Mb ult. with General Sic Jamas Dory ' to support the Earl of Fire neat day in his contest for that County. The same vessel, after the Banffshire Election, proceeded to Caithness with Lord Firs, the Hun. General Doer, Sir Jamas Durr, and Sir WILLIAM nutters Eaurrn, who support Mr. Se cuts, of Ulbster, at the present Election. IRISH ftRPRIERRNTATIVR Pasit.—Mr. B vocalists, Deputy Clerk of the Crown. has given notice in the „Dublin Gindte' of Saturday, that the Right Hon. Sreruen, Earl of Mourn Cairns.. has been chosen (by a majority of voters), to be the Peer to sit and vote on the part of Ireland, in the House of Lords of the United Kingdom, in tbs. room of Huon Viscount CA41141011, deceased. UUact N, JULY 4.—The election for the County finished this day, in the return of Colonel Wurn and Colonel TALaost The Cerregesedint says, Mr. HADULTOX ceased paling any more voters, having sullicient ground for a successful Petiti•o. Monday, an 'affair of honour took place in the neigh bourhood of Dublin, between John P —n, 18sq- and Charles B —e, Esq. the f o rmer attended by Thomas C —r, Ksq the latter by Captain S-4% Mr. P. fired without effect ; Mr. B. immediatety discharged his pistol in the air. The seconds inter. fered, and Mr. B. having apologised for the language he bad used, the affair terminated immediately. We understand the cause of the offence was some observations made in the Theatre on Satur day night last by Mr. B. in which a Lady's name was mentioned too freely. Earl Frrzwica.mar has given 2001. towards the relief of the artisans of &Meld. AN Intsu MONTH.—An Irish Paper states that there w as an earthquake at Kingston on the thirty-Mind of April, ALSUIRIA, JUNR 12.—The British steam vessel Per severance, oil London, F. A. IT ....ASTlnna l , master. bound from London foe Malta and the lonian Islands, put into this place yea. talky, and means to sail on his voyage this evening (part of the crew becoming troublesome, which is arranged.) The inhabitants of the Pays de Vaud have sent to the Greeks, through the Committee of that town, 110,000Ibs. of bread. and 200,000 ball cartridges. When Sir GODWRILT WIRSTIR paraded the eastern part of the aunty of Busses, in the midst of the election, his car riage was decorated with red herrings. The late Alderman Co;, it appears, died withrut any will, as yesterday an administration was granted by the Prerogative Court to fasNces ClutaLorrs Cos, the widow, and relict, under 6001. The Jamaica Papers to the 16th May contain the proceedings of two important trials before the Courts of that Island ; arse the trial and conviction Qf a mu latto man, for ill treating a female slave, who has, in consequence, been set free front his authority—and the other, the trial and conviction of a horde of runaways in Trelawney. Thou PairraNaions.—A grotesque little personage lately paid his addresses to the daughter of a wealthy hair-dresser at the West sad. The parent favoured the views of the suitor, who declared himself to be a paper how in a large way. The nuptials were solemnized, when the husband turned out to be a NU-sticker. Attila Mexican I pm. Brazilian We have received the Oriental Spectator of Smyrna of the 2d of Jane. It states, that the pirates who infest the Greek Archipelago daily become more audacious, and plunder every vessel that is unable to defend itself. The Sardinian brig Santo Antonio, Capt. BONAGNOIII4 proceeding from Genoa to Odessa, was attacked in the waters of Andros, as the 25th of May, by several mystics, and plundered of every thing ; the captain and crew Mere stripped, and two cabin-boys, about ten or twelve years of age, were murdered, under circum stances of peculiar atrocity. This paper states that the Turkish Beet was in the Dardan e lles, awaiting reinforcements from Constantinople ; after which, it is said, they will attack Hydra. It was reported that the French Admiral de Runty had repaired to Hydra with a pan of his di vision, and made a terrible attack on that Island, In consequence of some Greek brigs having taken a French vessel; this statement is not, however, credited. Frankfort and other Getman Papers reached us thi-. forenoon. They contain an article from Switzerland stating that all the Cantons, except those of Berne and Thu►govia, had assented to the plan of a commercial treaty **Baden. The• following are extracts BRUNSWICK, JONI te. Prince William of Otis and Bernstadt has returned front Berlin ; the Duke, his brother. as you know, has given tip to him the do. main in Silesia, of which he has, however, reserved the title. The Duke's title here is Sovereign Duke of Brunswick and Lunetnburg. The country of his ancestors, which he possesses (the original in heritance of his boast) has net been diminished by the late wee, which cost the noblest blood of Brunswick the lives of two Dukes ; and, in the last decisive combat, the greatest striates. Above sev*n thousand Brunswickers fought at Waterloo and qualm Bras,. with the Duke at their head. The uniform of the battalions of Chasdeun le still black, like that which the Duke were when he MI t►ere. Troops are now en camped under the cover of lofty vine trees, to celebrate the anni versary of the memorable victory, and they have received new colours on the occasion. The plain but elegant tent of the Duke was pitched at the foot of a hill, amidst corn !lads andmeadows,with a view of the city. and of the convent of Roddieshaosess. It was a line sight. The meg% to the number of several thousand men, were posted along the bills, with crowds of spectators of all theses. The Duke, having pre sented the colours, bad the °eaten to breakfast in his tent, and ample refreshments were distributed amen; the men. The French Papers7re7esday have reached us. They state that the Pore has agreed to send au Am. bassador to congratulate the Emperor NICIIOLAS on his accession. A letter from Madrid, in the Jostwal des Daggs, tells us, among other things, that Spanish troops are advancing to the Portuguese frontiers ; but it does not state for what purpose. MORILLO is said to have been again voted into favour at Madrid, or, as it is expressed, has been purled. 'WINDSOR, JULY 6..—80th yesterday and this day hi s Masnete has taken his favourite excursion ea the lakstat niaWater, accompanied by the Duke of Dean; the Leib 51211.41110, Sir Asoaaw Bssases, and others oldie noyal Sok& HU Shown as meal. was occupied a great part of the time SAM and at law o'clock dialed with his Suite under the swipes. ad d seldom KUM to th e Anal Lodge before hall-past nine o'clock. LORD COCHRANE. r1P....- After all that has been said for sometime about Lard Cochrane's departure 'or Greece, some asserting this to be the fact, and others as firmly denying it, there csnnot be a doubt now that he has actually sailed for that country, and we should think, at all events, that the expedition has been undertaken, with a distinct understanding, on the part of the Greek Govern anent, ha conjunction with the Greek Committee in London, of which we believe Mr: Home is presi dent, that his Lordship should have the chief com mand, at least, of all the naval forces: lie did not sail in a steam vessel, as has been reported] though Om accompanied him out some distance, and two or three of considerable force will form part of the squadron: We should not be surprised if his plan would - be to imitate Carthage, when she attacked Rome on her own territory—a mode of attack which the Romans under Scipio retaliated with such effect afterwards on the • Carthagenians themselves.. Nothing alarms an enemy more than such a species of warfare; but in what light the Turks and Bashas with whom England isin and in profound peace, MAT view such a mode of at tack on the part of an English Captain, it is impossible to say.—Moraing Herald. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ---...m..- - A TM ACK'S. Almaek's Grand Ball on Wednesday evening was attended by nearly 400 of the baut ton ; among whom were— Princes Esterltasy, Scboemburg, and Liheatbury. Duchess of Wellington. Marquises--Lothian, Titchfield, Stozzi, and Fled. Marchionesses--Entily of Londonderry, Lothian, Allesbury, and Hourly. Eats of Clonmel and Carnarvon. Countesses—Clonmel, Euston, Lekrlm, Jersey, Moira'', Dowager of Warwick, Ponlett, Meath, and Beauchamp. Lords—Dynevor, Sydney, G. Bentinck, Tullamore, Bsrnard, S. Lennox, Acheson, Charles S•stnertet, Edward Somerset, El plainstone, Brabaaan, William Bentinck, Russell, Sea ford, Feversham, Fal mouth, C. W'eUesky, C. Russell, Weymouth, and Porchester.. Ladies—Two Scotts ' A'Cuart, 11. Fitzroy, Wivensworth, Pon. sonby, two Keats, Boston, F.llenborough, De Clifford, Clements, Combermere, Monett, Beggin, Bruce Petre, Caroline Montage, three Greys, A. Scott, Dynevor, D:acie, A. Pauktt, Barham, two Phipps, Milner, two Creellles, two Bentinekt, Ramsden, two Brudenelles, Trollope. Herbert, Floyd, L. Vaughan, Palk, C. Somerset. Brabaaan, Codrington, Forester, E. Marsham, A. Vane, E. Edgecumbe, and Finch. Counts De Lannoy, Nlokke, and Lottum. Baron and Baroness Robeck. Barons Itolambe and Azensteina. Sirs C. Greville, 11. Blackwood, J. Paid, C. Monet, Ste. PARTIES. Mrs Parather entertained a select party of fashionables as Wed. nesday evening, at her horse in Grafton street. The Earl of Falmouth entertained a distinguished party at Mary yesterday, at his house in St. James's square. Lord Berwick entertained a large party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Bryanstone square. Lord Sherborne bad a dinner party yesterday, at his boom is Lower Grosvenor street. Viscountess Hampden entertained a select party of fasbismables yesterday evening, at her house in Green street. MOVEMENTS. Lord Aluneaster left town yesterday, for his mat, Il!weenier Castle, Northumberland. DoWager Lady Chetwynd arrived yesterday at her bottle in Por tugal street, from Brighton. Lord and Lady Colchester and family kft tows yesterday, fer their seat, East Griostead, Sumac Lord and Lady Anson arrived yesterday at the OareaJon Hotel, Bond street, from Brighton. 3lrs Bowes has left the St. James's Hotel, Jerwiya street, for her seat in Bedfordshire. Mr and Mrs Wud have left MW.r's Hotel, Jermyn street, fee their seat in Hants. Sir John and Lady Nielson and family left town yesterday, for their seat in Glamorganshire. Owen Williams, F.sq. M.P. left town yestetday, for his eat, Craigydon, Anglrks. Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn s'reet—J. Auldjo, Esq. from the Continent; Auldjo, Esq. from Brighton. Uvedale Price, Rs,. has kft ditto, on a tour. Arrivals at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork streets--The Earl of Roden, front Northampton ; Colonel Taylor and Major Reed, from Cheltenham ; Sir Gregory Way, Bart. Departures—Captain Sparkes, on a tour; the Honourable Edward Edwards, for Cambridge. Countess Lieven and the junior part of the family have kft town for Richmond. Arrivals at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook street —Mootague airtimeley, Esq. front Lincoln ; the Rev. Mt Kovno, from ditto; C.aptaln Bell, from Dublin. Arrivals at the Brunswick lintel (late Make's), Jermyn street— Mr Meuritarn, and Mrs and Miss Betersoo, (rum America. ' LOSS OF THE COMMODORE HAYES. Caunta, Fn. il We regret to have to state the loss of the ship Com modore Hayes, on Tuesday, by flue. She was jint ready for sea, being laden with rice, chiefly for the Mauritius. The first indications of fire on board ap peared about nine o'clock, and every a.sietance was immediately rendered by the Harboar Master, aided by Mr. Sinclair, Branch Pilot. The fire commenced in the bread room, which had been recently lined with Dhurma mats, to receive the bread for the ship's com pany; the steward having gone to see if it was ready, left his candle in the place, whilst he went in search of assistance to make some purposed alterations, and during his absence the candle fell and set fire to the mats; the fire spread with great rapidity, throwing out such vo lumes of dense black smoke that it was impossible to ap proach or follow its progress. In order to prevent the flames communicating to the other vessels in the river,the pilot slipped the cable, and ran the vessel aground at Sulkeah Ghat, where she was secured ; about eleven o'clock the flames burst forth on the upper deck, and the masts and rigging were speedily in a blaze: she continued burning throughout the day, as well as the greater part of yesterday. We under.tand that the ex ertions of Captain Milner and Mr. Sinclair, and of Captain Moncrief, the Commander of the vessel, were entitled to the greatest praise. A few articles of com paratively small value were saved, but the whole of the cargo has been destroyed. Innumer.—A Coroner's Inquest was held on Monday afternoon, at the Unicorn, Malvern, before Mr. Hill, Co roner, on view of the bodies of Miss Hill amiss Helen Woodward, who were killed on Saturday op the top of Malvern•hill, when the Jury returned their verdict of —Killed by Lightning. Twenty to thirty of the Queen's County centtabulary have been peremptorily dismissed last week, in conse quence of an order to that effect from Dublin Cattle. Thursday-eveninic a man named Nestor, from the neighbourhood of RllasKettry, Ireland, while walking in that village, was attacked and beaten with acmes In , several persons,who, it seems, had a grudge against him; he was so severely injured that be died in about three hours after. Serjeant Dann, of the Constabulary Police, stationed there, instantly apprehended three of the prin cipals, against whom there is positive evidence. A ver. diet of wilful murder was returned against four of th barbarous miscreants, one of whom, named Hicfr is in custody. D ,