Star. — London, England, 1827-03-24 00:00:00

Ilf'State, bet that they led him to eh entirely apposite tonc iusieo. . He was. p ertain that the - terror produced by the probable use of spring guns, hitether they were sl ed or not. had the effect of presenting crime, and that „here they were used crime least prevailed: my. W. tiNfita supported the Bin. Colonel TRE NCH defended the country deniternen w ho chose ha d e their game, froth the attack which be thought ben made uprin them by the Hon. lines. He thought the balance nT humanity was On the o e of continuing the use of these engines. 3:croal Ps!L, Mr. DIM +mist. and Sir H. v ivi o, opposed ihe SPeaker's leaving the Chair ; and )6. g le e, Mr. Dartaos,had Mr. °Outman, sup- P"ttedir. Me Hams dm &Modal. For rift ism o.omhistet ► o 164 Fee Jr.Asescimat . . 42 Majority II • • —.Au The House accordingly. Went, into Committee on the tai, and after several ,verbal Amendments had been lode, the Cnatagas reported progress, and obtained leste to sit *Oda° Monday. Adjourned at Ova ottoet to Monday. THE EVENING STAR. LONI)ON SATURDAY, MARCH 24, ne STOCK EXCLJANGIi e , TWILLS'S O'CLOCK. Cotner to public *pimiento's it was expected that the petting iffd the lisdiget would have had emne . e(eei on the market ibis oweieg. Commis opened at the same tbey left off yesterday, stWor the Account. and have continued the seine to the pre pt meant, without any business transacting. The American packet, John Wells, which b neer die, is imbed? looked for. The Foreign market remains in the lame state as the British Duke. Cornet prices: Old Spanish 121 13, Mexican 70/1, Calm mu 111 1, C6ilisn 33 31, Peruvbn 34 34, Pertsgasse 71i 774 isssise al ea, Danish Ink /, Greek 15) 161. 11.7m:be4• Gips 401' CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. MSS this half bear, a sudden panic seized the Caned muket, 01 °mob& which were, during the whole of the moniker at e 2 ifs Ilse Account, in an instaut gave way, and were done at et* It the Account; in consequence of which, reports of an makes% alt snore ars abundant. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Lint Staub Sbut. • lad % &Oat Shut. per Coot. Rad. shut. 5 per Got. Cons. SS} SI per Cent. Stine. 15 per Cent. Red. Slum 4 per Cent. New pi 575 4 per Cent. 1.4 M, Shut. Lod Annuities Sum FORRIi:N PUNS Bonds,S p 0.4155 Celionbkm Bowl., I p Ct. ale 136,1114.415 1 i a Aca 415 5 5 41 6t.Bseds.tUS,Sp 011511111 India Bonds SS SS Oid Aunikies New Ditto £lOOO Ikebefroar Ma 19 40 8500 Ditto 39 40 £lOO and &800 Ditto• 39 40 Coon* for Acet. SI/ 1 I. TWO O'CLOCK. Mee. lion !NZ$ per Ct. sa Do. lids. toss, s p Ct. Do. Ace. 701 1 1 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 1I Ditto Acw-13 121 SIITISH AND FORMON SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. s Ma %IL PAM Pool La Pas k Pomo. Also. SO Ng Ad Monte 400 400 XI 10,Atl £2. 370 172 k ROOM POW" Ma we 22. Fire per Cents. 99f. 20c. 25e. 10t. Mg.—Three per Cents. 69f. 75c. 70e. Bank Stock, 1,990 f. --Beam de Naples. 75r. 95e. Rentes d'ilapagne, 11 e. Royal ipankh Lean, 521f.—Eschanre - en London, ens Snoods, 251 40c. —Three seetles. 9Sf. Mg.—arra Artfintirogs The Paris Papers -of Thursday, with the Boils of yesterday, reached us this morning by Express. The latter contains advises from Madrid of the 15th, being a day later thin these of which we gave the portentous substance yesterday. Thoogh t►e intelligence is obscure in some parts, and vague throughout, it still gives a deplorable picture of the state of the public mind, cow. tinselly agitated by a succession of rumours of the most sinister descriFtion. It throws, however, much discredit -upon the extensive and dangerous conspiracy we mentioned yesterday, whilst it admits the preys. item of the most gloomy anticipations. The Govern. mint at the 111111 i time appears to be beset by hostile factions, msexasperated against it, as against one another though it has neither strength, nor ptodeoce, nor sys tem, to steer clear between them. To both, war would be equally-gtatifying ; and therefore roomers, favourable to their morbid n ishes,appear e to be the order of the day. For some days it was currently reported that war had Dees agreed upon,_ and that the Army of Occupation w•s to eater Portugal on the 25th. However, this tri. soph was of short devotion, as it was soon succeeded by dre - Mortifying intelligence of the disarmiag of the , Potagaere rebels, which seems to have given great disgust to the Apns olicab. This time the order has been ezecuted rogoreasly, far all the rebel leaders, in. chiding Casves; have been marched into the interior, and thus fit the intelligence nay be considered as gratifying, we 'rewind this warning the • Algeweine Zeitan to tle 17th, and frankfort PApera to the same date. They knish a new instance of the enlightened and past- Mfing ants, making by . the 04rnsan Governesente, to cherish sentiments, analogous to the mild spirit of Christianity amongst their subjects of different reli gious denominations. We recently noticed the success of these truly patriotic efforts in the dominions of the Protestant King or Paussio,where the Catholics, merely keense they have long enjoyed the same rights saddle same protection as their Protestant countrymen, are as free from sectarian raucous as the latter, and vie with them in the zealous discharge of the duties which they both owe to their common country. The King of SAXONY, though a Catholic, does not appear to be a jot behind his Prussian Majesty in liberality, and the results are alike honourable fo bo , h, and alike conducive bi the religious and social interests of their respective subject. In Saxony, two Royal Mandates, as we stated ■ iew days since, have been recently published by ae: charity, by one of which', the Catholic spiritual juris diction, as well as the reciprocal relations of Protestant and Catholic are positively determined.. The second lays down in the most precise manner the forms that are to be I.bserved in the cue of perons changing from one religious persuasion td the other. The intro donjon Icier, to a former Mandate, published, after the Tats', fif PO en, February 16,1607, placing the Roman Catboth a footiog of the 16lh Arad, nhich it r4Ocumont. - thoroughly sideratioo bag not merely • Satony, Catholic , substance marriages. of the second religion 1. nil blesieFad.i atbla ap, freak tams( sadiabrinay • Swim . ally draws or family the parts bats takes newt. rad joteal store 7. If wit► the . fuser Cheteh, Ali.f. to depreciate Authority , Aollars ; 'sad in the tbeit °We. 11. The "effect on children shall c"ntinue having iiidch they 0. 4 age, shall be another 'lettere: Lady in the In the pints, ner in I evenint The Lord forenoon. The day and "'Lord The . Alaanstait Innfrr' The. tbe Marls* areidat asteelle4 Pa 71 61 , The . OA Princess How, PP' ..et till a Yestorda M Perlde o l t Mr. few days an. our The Order' nb Spanish per tes. Lest ROYAL lbhusug In gieeitnet, r the riga et id he /weeded piens ship, est, kr. These Seas inattitested several as *we aid. 1- purclu!wd The suk last night sea," , immortal Ai Tll - neva re-n , misuse* Considerable these' at Saterda:, to Portsmouth. the . Noi the mem [soli] boor' / the • . . . ' . . - .. . . - . . ore worship, which aeon wail on' y trierate.', oe St3llCll BURGHS: - -. Tit& . WAK I 3 - IELD,. . .. , kg ° I P ute gi'didalliT iwah Ilahlilrthat g ratadalls4. ; ,..In *e Hease.iiiiiiissiltidhisded wail Wen In the . ...- w I.AtICAISTIIt, Xmas lit ' • Augsburgh • ChgeariOns., It also refers to the . d i ,edlid eardaw sad Worn& !honkie and. Mora. This was as: R 11/aIWRD IN TOWN THIS 11 10 1 11111 fas , appeal fro" Issislbiell * tk Gant if Sesdestie rade of -tha• 'O, ealadataghug a ?dm Rhine , • horn fito a 0 Eke* a hf biationtes aesi - Towe i reU for, she iv 4 To-day mas . appoisted for this triala and from** ill. t shekas the netessity of Such 'regulations. Ti .is Kul°n° Y . lb ' °no • was are" ° " 7 r 7. °P fl awi ng t b ° f egy e c .. ... lite - Solicitor flowea s. m e , & mos so si s al., we nese* ....ealtiarr (scold and beaninsem)klsini been i tt . • - - rah every weld of which. we are MM. bee ORA' other Cembeltiad It sow stood Sr theft Lordships' jeglessesys. ' pelitpmeed until Fri Jay. lists postponement MU only 1 • • Liati The ca re tru st a ius ing was as it. the validity of the Eiectiou she &ppd. • we till - ' 10111 b the immediate &delta. the pmdaillon- gill,' weighed, and upon which - silt Irate coil- f . Loa bas been bestowed, must be highly. interesting, (Meted contrary ( " Iw o the li ns as ode •bwa p li r j ese ' igi libed sanu i c a l ; as tb i e a ba ndieut belin Sel gap. .. , egened e on We i lueed 4 y 'tight t and it was Oat a thee , ) Charter a the Burgh; and - the respondeots, on the ether Mod, je. ' rely within the narrow limits of the kingdom of _ ..tta. shafts that It wa s valid, as it bad t a ken place conformably ego" a asea.og this morning to observe the crowds that were ro but wherever . the distinctions of Protestant and .solemn magi estanisbed ia the Borah subewparat to the Se 1 the jostling each other at the th•or of the 8 tie. Hall, to eth- ic prevail. In a . fornaer Number we gave the year 1110. ice of the Snit Mandate, which relates to inter The Loan C4, 64 4 4 “44,. in delivering his opinion to the neuge. ran admittance ; and as ti any of them appeared to 1 obsdrired, that it was quite clear, if an uniform stage for 40 yens have taken mere than common bonkle to gain the Ob. ii gee; and we now subjoin some of the Articles h a d Poraallad lo the north. that would. awawdhlt so the law of j est of admission, their disappointment may be supposed Scotland. constitute a presuiptios whine Wald have theeleseof eery great "' i t second Mandate, relative to the change from ooe altering ee modifying the mode of Heeds's • tot' . at by at c•• The trial will positir d e assoh ly _ ,.. cestst al o urr n t i: a m z : r e b r ke o efweith w eb , le lPri ous .hli atv y . .. ato another e . gnat See of the tier b. It did aof however appear that the Osert of Session bad inquired as to the.e*stesee of such nap Mr. Revd (should Mr. n" A • e change frae 2 doaCkthdaw persuade. " "sours ainn°l . t 'd and 'therefore his 1 wedablp thought it would be smea ry to ' tend) will lead for the i Is If thepatte dab*/ toikaitenbesesimpliasd the papa, mask the case back sc. Scotland, with a disweguit to the Cent to arrival ; Dr. Davies is *lee hem, and the old Gretna L. aedlower Jabs& a succor was 4 l..os b e as s e a soublos anenaiu whether there wassails:kat proof of it, and if so. mauve t if smir sedi oast moo eou venefetiam., amen s a wows their opinion as to the erect of the smartie regulating the mode ar. Green Parson is, as usual, getting tipsy with tb• eleetino. His Lool.kip was extrimely reluctant to dispose of the " bold 'handy," at his quarters on the Preston read. isY he anstit'o 4 to AO ti*of to another aolltuallouL _ , .- . • • cam in this way , bus be did not see what else total be dose under His Reverence does not Venture out as he was food of S. A cleadastine cheese. 'AS meg as k. 'sionista Mows. dad the etreemerlineen• - . . doing, having been sevet e'y pelted by a mob of asis• chievous boys, who recognised him in the streets. / ma witi it e as well es • .pmatic ono, the Isola any JODI FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ' ly rights,psuldvidy ottaebed•to tbeceshellifil bliabillited by To- day a splendid travelling barpuche arrived at the Eines A u rm .z s am Ta il ty upward; but, in the Prat ease; if a religion oath has • 410.11rILX ll y er a n nd7a ith gro a up yo o u i ng ios er iti b g l ign i".l . a, pata th o e f i ken and violated, is attended 'witha special suitable punish. ; The Marlins* Quesseberry. in Jerosyli-atioetz Lied Foley. w o k e fi e; .r_ • • ad in both eases with the toss* the advantages endeleaso. !Ma !areauawahlral the Doha of St. Abuts. Is Sr. Jeans's- k • . flee the dewiest faith has take place. • ~.., . , square ; fir leintalieb Lopes, Ran. and' Lady w their I sooss tut= wearing most lot andable mustachios. These _., _to Ar li ngton street,lbstft Marlstow Risen, to 1 Mr. persons are said to be the Witnesses, whose abeam* at - I a Clergestaa Shall receive an lltdiolduakOna' bla (moons sad Mrs. Anse% and Family, at their hone M thateandbeibet i the last Assizes formed the p incipal ground of rat' 1 s ranee of bang 'still allowed to adhere eiet redly in his Lard Ebert, is Oreevesor-place; .1. V.U. lisq.estsbeDemsobire • Chutets, , with " Civegyisgs . , .... .. , krp . bc , reb:4l , p :bir ,i Ira* . .v.adiebtef.a.. Howl. Diver-wen t from Taunton s C aps. sad hire.Geops,aedie r - Both vorei. A Hloitowetreet. hoot Rah $ Cape. % s h im st - s t ittoe natle hl asii r. Turner nt. arid his family line very retired, and are a: ' _• . :_, frost atom; apt. o end kin. De State. at ditto, from Sarni. seldom teen ; but it would eppear the family ill the 1' a Inducements to change. by promises. tibiae, et attempt* ' • • - Wakefield, court observation. Some one member -or 1 t relate the other religion, shall be ribbed by tin competent THE ARMY. the other of the family are continually pronseneditsg .ity to which he who is guilty is respensible, with a fine of 50 , The Barrarks in Canterbury. which innerly belonged to the the streets , dressed in the most fashionable style. Mr. Edward Gibbon Wakefield ascends ;! 1 i° cats a a repetition of the 44heis' still ift" "'may ' Ordna Board; and which has e ere for nose years past,the Castle.bill above the use of Clergymen of either religion, by deprivation of are to be fitted up foe the reception b o os fHorst el and Foot Artillery.or twenty times in a day ; this is the principal prosnenade. I ` race. Cavalry, as occasiOn may re uire. An order Was received there en is his way to.it he must pass the reside tee of Mr. Turner. , . as-Cast, to toinototo the Mr. William Wakefield was arrested for debt spa • The change biomes. beth parents to another religion hiss DO Wednesday list from the el children *heave nready gene 14 years of age; bet they ante with all possible dispatch. s i sh os i so B or . several actions, by a ghttiff's officer from Preston, lust The Depot of the 16th Regiment of Infaatrydeft mtinue to be educated in the same religion as before, till na, y e ste rday . for Halifax x this morning that Gentleman was liberated from the become of age, they shall tee able to choose the Church to The Ipot of the 40th Reglineat fly Foot, inueheri this day Castle on undertaking being given to sewer the attain i they will With respect to chiWrea under 14 years from Weedon Barracks for Hull. upon which he was detained. This Gentleman's arrest it may be left to the parents to agree I. which retries they fasi The De wh r i ac h hm h cots of the 1114 .4 11,:yat P tb astearebed MIRIAM* is. .---, -- v -- - .i s has nothing at all to do with ,the indictment against Web e educated, after one co both of then have geee over ID Portugal . r have recei beta ved or d ers ioa pr epa re)a I Ifar fits a ud if k a illgie t i k ese Mr. Bcarlett is mach better today, aod these can be r Church. Majesty's ship Romney, on short necks. - _., . ~,- no doubt but that he has been occupied arraoging the Netzimilemm The Garrison Guards ere is fatere to anew from the e n ds. defence, as he has riot appeared in Court. THE KING. Parade, Densinst, , eney likeelasi Wedileitey, Thursday . High Sheriff ,-. ' The "IS"' I %MARLIN GIBSON, Dig: is the • and Saturday.- ----...—. • Wednesday, a Compaby of Royal Artillery sad a Company of most handsome manher,.hea attended to the appricetiok WINDSOR, Means RS. Royal Sappers and Miner% arrived at Plymouth, in the Hobe for accommodation of the Gentlemen of the Loudon i port. • , ; sterclay Lord limit/roan and Sir Ctsitates and "Il i " • it Peels, and some seats are to be appropriated to *Ain eemport to . woohekh ea y 4 t h i e ttr f ieo al lo A g rt t oir lie ey tt r eh m o Z h o f ota teottoo l t use in Court. These have beeirtekcted_by Mr. Teams 1 STRWART arrived at the Royal Lodge, on a visit ! KING. • • Company. , • • . • . • • • Elloolwi, jun. Governor of the Castle, whO tips all ' 1 1 1 the evening his MAJUTT again entertained his At a Garrison Court Martial held last wash as Plymouth, Ser. occasions bar been politely ansiousto accommoditerahe s, with the addition of the above arrivals, at din- *Di Mamnew. Cesonserum..m. she kali liniment• was brought Reporters of the London and Provincial Newspapers. .to trial cso the tolinripg, chew. vin.--.Wor reesidloc.like conduct The following is the indictment against the der"' t the same degree of splendour as the Preceding while on the Duck.yard guard, on the Mersin Of the 141 h instant. lig. -The pi mate hand was also in attendance. in easbessling a portion of the candies which bud leen tossed ter the dents o n the charge of misdemeanour t e Duke of WRI.I.IIIOTow, Lord BRRMIWORD, and use of the guard. The Court adjudged the nisoser guilty.and sea. Lascasmane....Tlie Jurors for our Lewd the Ifing.spon shelf oath and Lady Gurrova, left the Royal Lodge this teneed hint to be reduced to the rank and peyote private soldier- pretest-, the before and at the time of thessmusittigg the efeceees, . . At the same Court, Gunner :11011AS Hoover Gass. of the Royal titan. Artillery, waatrissi for disrespectful conduct to his reseumeding wick the several counts of this, indletittelo mestioned . Margaret weerstmsmf . Officer e:thong)? list. Ike Court found the psisooer guilty, and . Daulby, Pbml* Daulby, Elisabeth Data?, Aisne Makin sad Ca. ya w n? . sostameed him I . receive boo lathes; lout through the 'merengue tharial.Daulby. by lawful moans, that is to my, by the eimesig, die I e Earl of LIVRIP001.• was-as usual visited . at hi* Commanding Meer, the manhhowat was remitted • t and this day by Dr. Datives, who stated that.- realm, and appointment of Willing Turner s Lessire. dart father of rd LintRPO“L was going en well." - . - • OPPICI OR 010trAlICE, manors 21. 1827. EllesTassit.a Maid ea illasltrad e lmd the swier,keephstodecation, e Duke of Wahhihorox returned to .town rester- Cne l m be of Col ite""agipeerb-Majo r Augusta. D o Da rn 1° end gavermoses of the said plan Tames and gat the reakeee of • • .. , the' mkt %Want Tenser wet at a place tilled sm i iipast, Asa . offing (mall' visit i° the I n" at the lti l li 14d d" Clowindssise is the li sel al =as t, abed Militia, signed kris* or Park.• Y..lbstenerst of the County of Neetbsenhenasd. the Jurere af oresa id , ape min coda allime44. do hollow Pet". . r. Secretary Cassino took waiting in his carriage j o b s paw t o lo "aerosol s new oak eroossed : - shit Edward BMWs Wolediehl. Ms* lishabassit, Is theeollity Istatiersees for the free time his hodispeettles. • •- .. •• • • ' a" . * Daseaster, Geetbstad, aid William Widtelleid, lite of the were .Duke of CLARZSCR dined with the Members of . • • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Pen, Gestlesenin, on tbe science day of March, to eke year el oar ulse Sonny on Thursday, at tie 'Leaden Timers. In ohs O his Royal Highness left tows for his mule Busby Path, , s 'Lord one thousand eight kuudred aod twenty-six, at Manchester, ia • i as. rem Tei risoutb to Hamberel. was ad se the apartments of the poetises of Low, Is the Eines Th _, * ___ W°°db l m ' on ."l l4 `,...„. - near l. g - •__,, ~... - ' the county of Langan* t' Ed d Gibbon Wakelleg. Wier aat Knesisgoon, teethe Duchene/ Cuenca, who had boss on "'''' •D ..`"` ''''''' ""'", Gore, ammo, with lON of lusts-. r, .said war crew savW by the life.bost. - Men sad there above the age of fourteen it, willii- 7 .41fti0 laill I a visit to the Duchess of Kane. se Duke and Duchess . of Ghoucesran entertained The Mary. Per sson. from Killala to Liverptsql... I. • wrecked of thirty years, and the said Wiliam Wikeneld being she thilltiad I Denial. Maass Amgen to Diener, on Thursday, at Oleseester sear F ouswm „ . Masco 52.--Wield W.R.W. eoldm.....ssitsd the that" Mors dm ago of Niihau years. to wit-of the age of twisty. a, Parkdase. A Select Party were invited kg Ilk evening to as s W m . c ost * w ooromux. ho , D atum. . SW ilersidid unlawfully* knowladYs sod injarioadv.wheillt awn i • the Prisms. '•• • " p ommy. Kowa 4f:-Wind W.-- rod t s so ini c i rs C m . vey, :sari Males So be takes Rua coinerid, ,she Ba er fir, esterday morning the Duchess of GLOHOMITIR d os sl it ep o o, f rom L o m on kr . 4 6 , 1 c, 4 and Tye . , Amino, tub and there being a maid. oemerrheet, red under astoefiareis . •• d the Princess Ansona. . • • • -• .• • r.l . > from Leaden for Der:.wora • a g e el sixtees years, to wit.-* tbk ag e itelfkies years. iii r. Miura, the King's Messenger:. arrlaatile tile Pearifewdm is *Nacos as.A.Wlrid N.W.-Atrived - tie Istslgrave ~__ ,._ • ' , 1111114 p Pikes InDowohle.sot4l.o ll hfaastlaf. with dbliatelkee fram Cli•'..ok Wirommis, from Leiden fir Header». strith loss of an "‘" 1 ' 6° r a ' aliiha° o r, and ,s aint the will 11 4.0 111 said litioollwat ft Hen. Paasisamit Lank ear ambssedoe at Madill' s. beso t, put eta chkin cable, and windlass damped. Daulby, Plaids* • Denby, Elisabeth Denby, Anise Mob% and . , .r. Meares. the Lag's Messenger, wboleft t town a lot a Wei" th''''Wamd: W. "Th°,_ fikitl hla „ . _ s alled tigo hound. Catharine Daulby , they , the *AI Margaret taatinefs Mod* Milk. - . lays a g o, took &Valeta* , to twit Hoo. Horst WOW. ',Sabot baa dotal put hack, a nd ggalawg, with tag outward a agaa ' Elisabeth Daulby, Anne Mullis.. and Catharine Daulby, Owe . our Ambassador at Vienna. The Fair Arcadian, for Demerara, passed by yesterday, and has and there having by sada lawful means as aforesaid, the seder. alit • dace returned. • he Gasetee of last night contains his MAJiSTT'S rkoza,. ado e 5 .... • schooner Market Maid has bees keeping, edohs.hw, sad governance, of the said Mies Tdreer.... '° in Caudell. Ili* an mil " , 61 ' slefetiln d 01 th•-liditia " driven on shore three miles est of Newport It is expected she And that the said Edward Gibbon Wakefield, and the mid WH- OM* In the presest year. . will be gee It with little dam ge. km Wakefield, afterwards. to wit-on the same day. and Mae ' he Victualing Board contract for 600 pipes-of Red Coax, Mattes ft.-Arrive the Glora, Calms, ftom Jambs& ish Wise was taken on Thursday, at thereto *IX las. Od. Liverpool. out eight weeks. I year aforesaid, at Manchester atatelskUs the mussy stasessid s did . an. - e. AN:waist, Mann 20..-About 60 bags of cotton, s and as many unlawfully, falsely, and wlekedly. repomest aid nat., es the said 'AST DAT'i SAtt ow PLATS lIRLOWOIIIII TO tfis tail casks of rice, were-ores hank the Palmyra, tem Charleston, cm lass Turner. amongst other things, In substance Turner, sad elfeet. that at Elsomeass :se Dees or Toaz.-Thenday the Antlea Room the Calvoe, before the 'tem . + gale on Saturday and Susday at. the said wail= wakehr i d had then and there mis the sad mt. ingzereet, St. dames'smplare. was al anal well attended, sad After cutting her mans she $s demoted. but yesterday the lighters den at which the anklet were teaches! dowis 14 many histanses were again sent off from Flushing. and bopes are entertained of Bean Th mer • the rat h er .1 the mid Moo turner; and that Oeneein weeded the original cost. ' Among the most *kg.= and superb seeing more of her cargo. Martin *Seen were litidemouriag to tale him the said WIN= c * plate. were some vich taszas, of highlyviiniebed workman. Onems. Maw a1.....Tw00tr000 w oe of cotton, 'barked Tamer Into custody, and that the said William Terser bad deemed manufactared by Mr. Lewis, the Dukes silversmith and jewel. "B. C. amid 0.0-___" end "H. B .' Meekest picked up. and carried to mote the.mid William Wakefield , that if she the .14 Ellen Ter, . I These snicks emitted much admiration, and great coispetidoo into Ilbelwabesrg ; and sine bales have been leaded here. net, bad any love for him, the said William Turner. be the said manifested to possess them t they were wad at 110 s. an ounce, ral shilling, an ounce beyond the cost price. It may not be ins. Friday sennight a Coartanartial assembled on board the Shaw William Turner benamd, t h at she. the said Ellen Turner, would er here to advert to the superiority of English over French ma. nb, io Hamoese,-ipresent, Captains Ewan. DrateltOaD Inn, net hesitate to marry, for that if else did hesitate, theft woold be an clan; articles (silver glltj made by Auguste, the celebrated Wisdom Oink, President; Joss Svelte, Ocean ; Paine Pesos, weed's In the house at Sheehy (meaning the said residence of nissith of Paris, did not bring Nemec* by Is. and 10s. an ounce. Britannia; Comssander,Ws..bloasea, Harrier; Ciseat.es &MON. Wee of our own manufacture. Mr. Christie, the preceding day. Acting Captain, Alligator-to inquire into the cause and drum. daa. said William Tamer). sod they would an be rallied ;but Mae in Arming the shield of Amines, that the patronage now stances attending H.M. Aesop' Nimrod, being driven on shore the if she went forward, sad brought back so Canal., a c e rtificate of dad by the London goldsissiths to artists, was deserving great 14th January last. at about nine sae after having been two boon ae the marriage of bee, the said gnats Torun, all would be right ; le • and he then alluded to the b r illiant career of Renvenate anchor in Holyhead Bey, and to try Commander tbassamer, his and that if the certificate was dawn to the sherirs °seers, they ini, who commenced by carving cops and small articles, and Oilcan. and company. for their conduct upop that occasion. The had with the highest weeks of art: The shield of Achilles was Court having heard Commander be. rums. a narrative of the cit- would have no further claim .upon the said William Terries'; sad • dined for his Royal Bliglinasa the Dukeof Cambridge. cumetances =eliding the said event, and having examined several that the only way to save the said William Turner from ruin, was nie sublime Oratorio of The Messiah was * performed et the Otec,e.. and very maturely and deliberately comiderd the that the said Elks Terser should marry the said Relvsakst Gibber; t night at Drury-lane Theatre, for the second time sytdms7arritive aad ..Weave, f ,w ray at " of °rotas' thati a t d tj t r " o l : o 4°°7 Wakefield. Whereas la blithest(' in faer.ttie said Mame 111/sho. I seatoo. in a manner that'Wotild have gratiBid the dition at thin time, was to take eheiter to Holyhead Hey, and that her laid had net thee ad Ogee ulna tho- ahlitt Mains Tamer t and „ mortal Author, could he haie been present. ' '' subeetrent driving oat shore there arose from a shift of wind and whereas in troth and in fem. metals sherirs salami were sot CUR PAST.-The present may be directed, the future the breaking of an anchor. No blame could therefore be imputed euarmentring to take -him, the said Maim Toren, hate can , o t ig s b o a ra ll n enra ma y he Modibed, emptily past; whi c h tau to Commander SPAIIHOTT, the Deicers, or the company , . for their lady ; and whereas in truth and in fait. she said William Ter- er re - ex i st . I t Is to us the rea l m em os , & aw e . will brio ws conduct upon that . occasion, and the Court, therefore, adjudged the veer had nos made any deebration or statement whatever, to said C omman d er SPA 4540711' the Wirers, and company of his tense but in our rosnembnacw-lAntry Chemists. the said William Wakefield ; and whereas in troth and In fact, • considerable quantities of mackerel have within M a k ilt r isk " , Y inw " l i t° be. f t ßY a ef iliutli. se few days-been brought to Plymouth, and retailed It was taut the only way to save the said William Timer Id. each. Upwards of 10,000 were purchased . .. A tale . of cotton took plaCe yesterday at the India roan rub. that the said Wes Turner should merry she said on - lordly, immediately on their arrival, and forwarded House; out so thin an attendance of buyers, dither for gdwud ammo Wakefield ; nor was he, tits said William Turner, Portsmouth, by t dad the Dealers, notwitkstanding consumption or expori, or on special akin, has seldom i s any danger of being ruined. And the Jurors aforesaid, upon . 0 : their oaths aforesaid, do say, that by MOMS of the said unlawful, ', - j hurricane. which was blowing %l a the time. been witnessed. Of the wh le quantity offered, which k . was 9,749 bales, not mote than 2,000 could be disposed fate , and wicked representations and statements, and by the assent. NORTH Devon. MARCH 22 -.Last night at Southill, 1 procurement, and assistance, of the old William Wak , leid, aid • i seat of Sir A. CHICHIUrrwit, a melancholy accident of, pattly for . the country, . and partly for te•site, at a ri hared to a young man named Brook, savant in that reduction of about / per lb. upon the prices of the last by a wish , ceremony, which then sad there took place, be, all wild Edward Gibbon Wakeield did, then and there. unlawicity nay, who had been spending the evening at a neigh- sale of the 12th of Jaouary. The remainder was bought with the said Ellen Turner, then aid there •of or i, and, together with a fellow.servant, was return- in a t , -a similar decline. The losses sustained doling contenct matrimony, •.: i bring such a maid. and within the age of sixteen, as aforesaid, an. c home. between 11. and 12 o'clock, when passing by the st 18 months by the trade in cotton will be felt for yearite come. . knowing of and to the said William Turner, the father of the said 1 e cottage of one of the 12 ogl e Brook, by way the said William Turner, then and there being LITRRARi INTELLIGENCE .-- The f Bowing interesting Eden Terser, be, tV i to m be ad s e te a a n li o n i g se h t i n s dog. aruu se Thehisg a t tentio n, sine k e p a e a r d camePte's i W ingt orks a st r r e e j e rt vi zad h y for; e u r b e li . ca or ti t rm ke , bl a tt n i f l o de za r eati nd , m ttsr , byßaz is lus, mallet, 8 ,,.. • ! t with a lanthorn and' candle and a loaded gun, and Author if Tremaine, evois.-S. A Third Edition of the Tor Hill. Just before ti•e rising of the Court, Mr. BoovatrAm .. lied out to Brook to speak, er he was a dead man.- by the Author of Brambhtye House, 3 vels.-4. A Second Vat.. addressed Mr, Baton Ilut.toce, arid said that hir-Scats• • New Series of Tales, by the O'Hara Family, a vale. 4. air Levi' se a+ sufficient! tecoser ed to take his part in the i se poor fellow, little supposing that he would put his °. J l o s u bil ah Barrington'. Personal Sketches er Ins Owe Time% e - 1 real into ezecatton, did not a:sswer his challenge, and vols.-S. The Octavo Edition of Evelyn's Diary and Cavrtratal" case of the Xing v. Wak field in the morning, and the .• . . - e keeper discharged his piece, the contents of which dent, 5 vell.-6. English Fashiottables Abroad; a Novel, S yak.- object of his application was that the cause mig h t stand eh Book, containing ROMiIIIKOSOIS a 17 1.4 . nine oclock to. morrow maroon , as all prove' issed through his head, and he fell a corpse. - The i. he tlua lilit S a e r rv y ice Abroad and at Home,e vote.-11. thus Bieck- wou ldthen be read g tfottunate young man was much respected brhis fel; 1" 1 ing Ha ll ; • Novel, 3 vols. post ilvo.-11. The Reagalaceems of - .' and his untimely . fate _is . sincerely la-. Themas Dibdin, st voia.And to. The Jocose' of an 011ker In His Loerssurr acceded ambe request, and the cause ' • w -servants, ented.-Nertk Dorm Jouraus4 . he Knit's German Laos, i vol. therefoie comes 0.1 at nine. . _ of ten out galled the thr( the oast unfv low. minted..