Star. — London, England, 1827-03-26 00:00:00

in favour of persons who alight be &posed t* (kt so 1 Au way eases, a power of violating the 'law with im punity. It cannot be doubted, that, in any cairn( inter, s one' y a husband to a wife, however legal the marriale may te, the evidence pf the wife must he received, And she will hate redress for that injury. • Then you surely would ant contend, that, in is case wherein the legality marriage is more than dbobtful, the complaining party may give evidence of facts occurring before the supposed marriage. I. therefore, sm decidedly of opi nion, that Miss Turner's evidence ought to be received. Mr. SeAILLITT said he had a conscientious opinion to the contrary. However, be must leave that point, at pretest ;.and should offer no evidence for the defendants on the general issue. The Learned Gentleman then lelt the Court. Mr. Sergeant Caosa in reply said, that for five hours the Court had been carried away from the real ques tion, which was, whether or not the defendants had conspired to an illegal act? and their defence, combi ning at once hardihnod and folly, was,:that they not only had conspired to do it, but had actually completed it. Of the guilt of the two Wakefields he thought not a doubt could be entertained; and the Jury would dis cover, from Mrs. Wakelle'd's affording them a view of the grounds at Shrigley, a sight of Mr: Grimsditch. a knowledge of Mr. Turner's absence, of Mrs. Turner's illness, the lending of money, and writing of letters, what share she had had in the continuing of the con spiracy. He should not regret if a difference of opinion could be honestly entertained in her favour; but he would leave all the case ie the hands of the Jury, re probating, however, most indignantly, the base insinua tions that Miss Turner had been defiled, when the con fidential letter of Wakefield himself, and the separate apartments always occupied from Pcnrith to Calais, full y provedthe falsehood and baseness of the insinuation. At eight o'clock Mr. Baron HULLOCIC proceeded to charge the Jury. In adverting to the separate cases of thee, deleadants, he thought the Jury could entertain little doubt of the guilt of the two Wakefields, but the ease as regarded Mrs. Wakefield stood on a different ground, as she might not have known precisely the arrangements and full intentions of all the other parties. Hii Lordship was proceeding to sum up the evidence in detail, when he was informed by the Jury that they bad made up their minds opon the facts. After a conference among Counsel, it was agreed to take'a vet dict 'of Not Guilty upon the third count of, the indictment, which insinuated the use of force, there being no evidence to sustain that part of the charge. The Jury having intimated a wish to retire, the Court said, that if they meant to consider the bearings of ell the facts, be had better proceed with his charge. The Foreman replied, that their only point of consi &ration referred to the case of Mrs. Wakefield. • •The Jury, after retiring for 20 - minutes, returned 'with a verdict of Guilty against Edward Gibbon Wake field. William Wakefield, and Frances Wakefield (the wife of Mr. Wakefield, the father of the other defen dants), When the verdict was announced, strong masks of approbation were heard in Court. Mr. Baron Hut.t.ocx then inquired what course the pro-1 seentors meant to take regaining the second indictment? Mr. Sergeant Canes warmstail time for consideration till Wee o'clock ors Sattletiallialloihdotor •• - The Court then adjourned . * kW-past nine o'clock on Friday night. We did not observe many peozile of rank or title in Ste Court. Mr. NowaLL. the lase candidate • for the county in Parliament. and his Lady, were seated near the Judge during the whole trial, as wet e Lord Dastav's sreand.on. and his young and beautifol wife. Mr.' Wax, et MD, father of Mr. E. G. and W. WaICSIIILD, was in Court the whole day, with his brother, the Chancery Banister. Whrn the verdict was pronounced it was received witbmarked approbation by a crowded Court. .11ATURDAY MORNING. At the ;omit% of the Court this morning, the de. kadaats (Edward Gibbon Wakefield and William %'akelield) mere indicted under the statute of the 4th and sth Philip and Mary. for the abduction of Miss Turner. They withdrew their for Mer plea of Not Guilty, and pleaded Guilty to the Kth count. On the motion of Mr. Sergeant Coosa, they were then ordered to stand committed in Lancaster Castle. THE EVENING STAR. LONI)ON. MONDAY, MARCH 46, 1527. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CL4H K. Consols opened this morning at the same price they left off on Sa turday, g 2 for tke Account ; since which, theykru been done at 82a f with littePdolng at present. There is a great confusion in the Stock Exchange, caused by the election of a new Committee. . In the Foreign market, Colombian Bonds,are lower. Correia Oils i Old Spanish 12 I, Mexican 706 i, Colon bias 406 41. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The . Consol nutlet is dull at present, as they are chiefly occu pied with the election of the new Committee. In the early part df the morning, Ceessois were done at s2j 4 for the Account; but at present they may be quoted at Ste 4. ' In the Foreign market, Colombian Bonds, which were at 404, took a sudden start, and rose to 45 ; but soon after they fell again • to 42. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. lank Stock &wt._ India Stook abut. 2 per Cent. Red. Shut. India Bonds 59 60 5 per Cent. Cons. riSe i Old Annuities si per Cent. Shut. New Ditto n per Cent. Red. Shut. £lOOO Exchequer 818, 39 40 • per Cent. New 971 j £5OO Ditto 59 40 4 per Cent. 16t6, Shut. Commercial 33 ynniAtusuhles Shut Consols for Acct. SA 1 i FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO.O'Cl.oCit. exdondilsin Until:, 6 p Ct. 40 I Alex. lids. i 02S, 6 p Ct. 704 70/ Ditto Bds, 1854, 414 40 4 43 70/ .i 44} 49 Do. Ace. 701 1 691 70 1 .Uss. Acct 414 143 4S • Pero clan Mods 6pC. 33 Gr.80nd5.1335,5p C. 164 . Span. Bonds /I p Ct. 181 i -BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. 1 101.111... VA 11/. • Bratilian 100 20 sr reidnibtan 100 so 10 17 Ilnitsd A iezions 40 30 17 Marine Alliance 100 S 44 Fiume.' FUND., MA RCM 23. Free per Cents. 991. 20c. Three per Cents. 69f. 90c. Bank Stock, 1,995 f. Rents de Naples, 761 10c.—Royal Spanish Loon, 321t—Sburs Aracsitifist. The Paris Papers, which arrived last night, do not the rumours, we noticed on Friday last, of a irk 'conspiracy having been 'detected in the Army of Observation ; tteit4er , do they ,wholly them. la the meantime, it is established be. possibility of a doubt, that the Bing of SPAIN neither left, nor made any preparations to leave the gpantsb ealtital ‘ at the time mentioned in these limas t end it isay therefore be eery leasonably c Clotled that the whole account, if not absolutely founded, teemed with exaggeration. Should it, how ever, porive true that discontent prevailed to any sa tin amongst the tronps, we suspect that it did not originate in the arbitrary character of the Goatern nurnt, or in any dislike to a war with Portipi gal, but that it chiefly had its rise in the rigorous measutes recently adopted towards the Portugeese rebels. This opinion is certainly countenanced by the accounts we published in our last from the Spanish, capital, whilst it agrees with all, that hall been previously stated with respect to the moral com position of that army. We presume that its spirit is any thing but liberal, and that instead of feeling any aversion to the idea of being employed in an attempt to put down the Portuguese Constitution, it would re ceive an order to this effect with acclamations. II our conjecture be right, and hostilities do not take place, it would be absurd in the extreme to ascribe the pacific resolution of the Spanish Cabinet to any thing but deliberate choice, suggested by its fears of provoking the resentment of England. If it con sulted the whhesof the army. it would in ail probability long before now have issued orders for the invasion of the Portuguese territory ; and if it be true that dis content has manifested itself to an- slushing extent' amongst the troops, the cause, therefore, may be easily ascertained. Feat al3ne of this country has induced FutnitrAnn to idopt a course of policy as repolsive to his own principles as it is abhorrent to the feelings of a large portion of his subjects, whilst it is the finest com mentary upon the policy of our armei interposition in favour of Portugal. Brussels Papers to the 23d re ched us this morning. A letter from Augsburgh gives an.acceunt of the arrest of Father doses, Confessor to the Empress of AUSTRIA. It appears that this ecclesiastic, who belongs to the order of the Ligcsians, maintained a very exten.ive correspondence with several dignitaries of the Catholic Church residing in various European capitals. The activity of this correspondence having attracted the attention of the Austrian police, part of it was seized which was found to contain plans of an extremely dart. gerous tenden:y against the Governments of severil great States. It is also said, that the publication of the investigations in this affair which are now carrying on is expected with the highest degree of impatience. In the eseetttime nothing is said to she w the drift of this corres. l pondence, as to enable us to judge ofiti criminality f but if it be connected with the attempt now making in France to rai.e the ecclesiastical ribose the civil power; we rejoice, though we are not surprised, at the check which it has just receivecifrom tbeAustrianGovernment. We learn under the head of Brussels, 21st Mach, that the debate on the Budget in the Second Chamber of the States General was concluded the day before. The Bat part, regulating the - expenditure for the core MK year was adopted by a majority of 62 to 99. TO, ieeend part, determining the Ways and Want was i it:, lied by a majority of 67 to 34. It appears by the latest accounts from O:hten and other places in the Nether:, lands, that the breaking of the dikes has been prolog. five of much greater injury than was at first anticl; paled. The number of persons in the inundated dis tricts, far whose support, committees, specially ap pointed for the purpose, have to provide, amounts to 10,000. We also iearn that great damage was occa sioned at Rommel and other places in Holland by a hurricane on the night of the 17th. The dike at the former place was much injared by the violence of the storm, and an inundation followed, by which above 1200 persons were left . destitute of shelter and even of clothing, having been surprised by the disaster in the dead of the nigl t. According to accounts from Presburg of the 6th inst. the Hungarian Diet was still engaged in the discussion o f gr i eva n c e s . In a Sitting of the two Chambers united on the Si, at which the Archduke PALATINR presided (his Imperial Highness having returned the day before from Vienna), the Secretary read a second Royal Decree, dated the 2d, announcing that his MAJCITT had been pleased to accept with the usual legalrees reservations, of the ,the amount 7th o Jan. and that,fthecontri contributions, ~ffered in the Sitting s, paternal regard, he had been pleased. to remit the sea ' rears of the contributions not only from the Ist kiliTi 1822 to the lit Nov. INS, but also all arrears anterior two of grat itu de , Decre esatitu 1 t was o th f e ol f l o o r w nse ed r b d y at th e. e s Th tre e nt re e a st di e n:g p o m f thes e ns Re also received this morning the Algenteino Zeitong to the 19th, and Frankfort Papers to the :arm date. The latter merely mention the effects of a drradfn storm, which took place on the lath at Mayence ; raged witb.a degree of violence exceeding anything of the kind in the recollectioa of the oldest inhabitant:— Three floating mills on the Rhine were sunk and totall. lost, whilst 'Arend others were carried away- by the current. The bridge of boats over the Rhine at that place, was blown up to a considerable height by the fury l of the wales. The Algenesise Zeiiaag contains advice; from Corfu dated the 10th February. stating that Major General Pouacemy embarked on the 6th with the whole of h family on board the Ariadne. Capt. FITZCLARINCO. proceed to Malta. of which he bad been appointed Vice Governor. Great regret was expressed at his de parture by the inhabitants of Corfu. The following is an extract from tie Algesseine Zeritiorgt-- • VIENNA, MARCH 14. Yesterday afternoon the exequies for the late Em preu of B:aail was performed with the usual solem- . • Nspissoat , The Pi ) ' t 4 's • confirm t ii . • foriPida!'l SPutilh 4 i evertors * 6 - : 4 1 Toad the ..:•. ~ had (midi t • . 1. •-, •.• s . % iv . • - 4 • J . •• 411. . 4. , ' A . • 4. A . • • • 'd p . -', -.* • A ides,. in th e presence of the whole Imperial taMily•lnnt 91 s et) 1 Y. - . 1 • ='' - . ache infant Don Miguel, as well as of all this Driesinsit s. wal l ow *oh ( la*, ab0u ,5 4 ,0 61 , 111 , 1 et L itill" and Portuguese subjects now Vienna. The w h o l e 1: 1 1= otto.w !OVA* walltoler &meet Nei . . wis he, gietoe4 by was NEW' Ptcvaas dcoicaussi paling ah" taib° l64ol* ! . - Theta Mesiate ale se bellom tfeedesll4' helm& • ~ -specs to that excellent Princess. .The Insperialtamilly - Tbv ic e d Beebe Teesseimg lei* Meloni butrattee s ' Gush 1134 and their attendants were all in 'deep mourning. This „ rim e& " lit in tbe glieni rmi l l y t P. S e like , gleagg egeal tee Me 0 4 4 morning; the Emperor' his given antunetons audience. The Drew "Olampassiee of 'MO Ike ' fleselmeas ref p m, moss Metalliques es t-16; Bank Shame r iols. 4 .estissed at IPertsimmula, linf a illtlzolg j e rii.ohbe -* ~_ 0:6 1 1 • Mmosseet in Aleatory of Sid . ...........e a ss.- Tom and Awn.' , a ; mitoapamou.. • New York Papers to the 2d inst. arrived last night. • 1 'lle Woollen Bill has been thrown out in the Senate, - NATAL INTELLIGENCE: at which great satisfaction was expressed. .. ! 'c la Th e pan, -.A-, Sem Savannah to Livespeol, ha s bi b ' s* , 1 The differences between the Legislature of Virginia, deemed at Ikrunesdea SS aosettentrhy. • and the general Government of the United States, bad Tise Catk'i'n Domain, timbmos, Wes Mks*. anis ..- a a band to the Baltic; is loot at South Ifi aL - "' begun to assume an alarming character ; and it is clear he *ohm mad Mary, frees Abordevey, was Met Oa ifitard a i from this and other circumstances, that the Union be- "rata- a," Writ Hoyle Ilaak'etee - 4rai iii , r......u, RIARCe 23.-- ed ti e g oads , tween the difftrent States will not last many years longer, r a ft , r roN , J ama i ca ... m ow 14,k p o b n , ary; and t h e ii ii . k. V Wasvoma, from Leaden foe Vera liganza Crus. Sailed the of Their interests are in many respects's° conflicting, and maw, foe Lisbon ; Unanimity, BPI. the prejudices against one another so strong, as to te- p„, o re ", it, quite only a slight shock to produce a separation. MARCY 24.-Sailed the Lieglisher packet Peseta, f üb, * • Camden packet, for Si. Doasingo, he. and t h e Lady m. / . -.........-..- _ packet, fur the Leewatil faked,. NORTII AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE. Pearsasoutte, Semen 24 awl 23.-IVind M.-Arrived Me li a , jeet i a: i s sy sh , ip for Tra nn frons ; the eastward. Sailed his Maitre'', Nip and Adriatic. Ducar, for Riga. His Majesty's ship DRUID (46) strived at Jamaica on the 2J February ; brings accounts from La Geityra up mains, the 114. -Wind W.-Arrived ( rum to the 21st January. Every thing Was reptesented as Vitiltr i eT BII71::11 China. ' The tie fe't hioui, fror t n a* ln& A ~..eu kii 4 going on quietly ; business was again getting brisk, and vent . VIVI! ilarialiTT: ~.. es. . Simile.; and the ; several cater sales were beginning to be effected. The in t r is a rares , ar _.. : t rt .A s i" J p eteriberg ff r ib whireth. public Chest was wofuily de fi cient. t hey wets in high outward bound havLeaded. erne deem frops er thi a :liver os f Um Metiviay. WIITTI,IOd . spirit, at La Gustra at the prospect of a Spanish war ‘ Land Pompano His Majesty's ship FYLADES, Captain Jacitsos, from talaerabo lo Singapore. a Ital i a stn-Anted the ;. I. - yorsim. , I •ool. calinew hcee . is i i Vera Cruz, which arrived at Jamaica oo the 21st of from wry V:1 Thomas. Lamm, from Africa; Ihry 2.E ;SIM • Mary, PARSE tea= .. " . ' A- ol January, reported that the TWEED. Captain HUN)t o had Cure,.from Orb , . Tio n dk, - ; a iii hia, .10 Rowans. from St. Michael s. acmallysailed from Vera Cruz with 2,000.000 dollars, Mance 25.-Arrived the Cygnet, Iteeaxu, ham Illialhises, de 1 on account • of the Mexican Government, to pay the THE MECCA. DISCOVERT.EMII I . lb Se dividends due upon the loan. This repott must be in. This vessel took Let departure, penseday monies, firs b ir 'MO coirecr, as the FYLADES left Vella Cruz on the 2d of moorings cer the Dock-yard, Deptford. At ten e'els a a a de. NM wan take. being en board, and every thing get se * de January ; and letter received this morning, dated the by the Government steam-host kasha*: N A 29th, state that the TWEED was to sail in two days for went down the {Main amidst the Gagers of animmeow em marar T of uf persons who bad r arr . r l o ve w d i f t r a o r s: the er metropol i s rre. and vans mesg t: pi,„ saes . si England, but no- mention is male of the amount of remittances. tours were many of the friends and relatives of these se baud, wlrs testified, by the outward dim of grief, the deep interest Hoy . iii nil Bogota Pa Ks have been received to the 19th Jan. Mt in the scene. The crew segued to be in high gneiss. smart. 1111b1 The following extract is given, explanatory of.* policy turned, in gallant style, the hearty cheers with which tiny a rr . One of insurance haviag bt ea opened by Senhor ii MITA DO, " Will ' In the course of the day, a great amber of persons mired free l ibill ! for the money which was coming flans ColoMbia to London, under the expectation of seeing the Haeia depart, poi- soning that she would not set at before high water Oboe aft I London, for the payment of the dividends, and also of ectock), and tbeirrnortiAcatiea was very great on Ending rim We • . the statement made by Dr. FeLtY. that he was the bad got the start of them by three or four hours. ' . . Among the number of permits who visited her yesterday sad se bearer of powers or instruction, to seise a SAW 106 E. Saturday were, the Earl of Hassowsr, the Marquis el &net, • Ist. The collection of the copetibsdoss before they were attn. the Duke of Noarom, Lor4 VALLETURT, the Bishop of Lemmas .. I 1 Ay due, in aid of the public credit, bakbeee carded es whited- and Cowley. Admiral Dinar, Sir it. Faso, Lord Haaanna• 7 ] : sity, amerithetanding Sue de seat pelideal . eamereless; and the Sir . T-.. ffentla . a the 'roa s t aNelteua ,seat ll ik t o F MA i teataa and the lbecutive Power/we hems it determined to rank the annenst to A l k e t a k V:Z a ll y the..naina dntraky l vas s, saspina • pa „ are .t • as i ad sot * AK Xersiand, that up ti the Peanut • mama Mt- a eh* &Mae bag number of visitors. Sot* weethnemswd fromientlykdow dad* • . beam diverted from this purpose; and orders were forwarded bag that it was found Impose his fee theta to non mower or the Th i shwa to die intendants of the departmems to transmit the money to other. TM _1 d for te ed h r ietts whisk meat atleamed laboolbult woo , 4 : L W's a I Cartleupsa, whams it was to leave for England. S. Homan° CUilitt° permose, to the riggin g above the qoatter.deek, !sensing a i tt . e all. = p therefore received paltbre intelligent:sae to the possibility of mosey canopy or covering ram the ormin ,„ ; and the midis in c bibs remitted for the payment of the dividends. PASSE'S caSin. Among the latter were esdre salts of mmelet _stilt ad. Notwithetanding this probability, the Imeadee Power be with 'seams Intended as steering dream Is thr hafts white blankets sod bed clothes would be toe balky rue earner ;thaw .t.,, • given no order for • policy insurance to be efbrcted. • are in one piece, and -mane round the head. leaving may a meal ' 3J. By a decree of die Executive Power, kis been Of rma Gna w" f oe the &a .. The mew spectacles , teemed sr, the dme have heenoent to &oboe Boaratm . ~ . , wire -work. obtained much adruiration,and were tried es layibm • 4th. Dr. roars- leas received from the Executive lower neither Beale.M . .e! !er be foreflod of the solidity of the kiloton ands. . • annialesion nor power for any purpose whatsoever, nor has any eud u ha l e ti • n ;e: amp, by 'acts t ha t ale learn f eet a album *4 _ 1 s r moiety *tan Mot with him to Cutts:Wm De. Tamar reposed _. . . R: to the Goverbilim si conaram for • loan ;. bet the; candidems be • ' THE M A RKETS.* •c2. - - • - Submitted mete such , that the Governinent peresepteilly rufseod 4•0•1011por t coax XICIIAWOR, MiLIatpLAMS. Mama . to accept k. , • ' --- -• • ' Oar gam* ofd Mode of lamb GMaLßl i zirsemy MAW - • THE KING. this toonissodil splee adete . lb es des thdlasetesm. pigs a Wane wile INlgnaq w =elet lb , she; of et WS. • • -.40-. night while dim aniSiling: wow. liatentilla Ike WINDSOR. Noun ad.. making Baby beleireearee‘ seiii.as blab week Fier quenev.led• e t• ' This forenoon his bladesry heard Divine .Service bad there hons-leace at zillion. we dattbt Os ram VW vow a i . - at the Private Chapel, attended by his suite and have been efreggeted• s eking *noisy bees Itr i, t . OOO &Tea 4ake them.. ..110,nie1,2 81 ........ a the Royal Household. The Bishop of .CHICHIIITSR nu m* ~,. a a radiac 'e tins lei taigas : .........."c o rL. sess rap 7 _ officiated, who arrived at the Royal Lodge for that t ut Monday. 1. ot h er 'R id. a nt a s w,;, r isT ar ;'',i,,,,. ' • purpose yesterday. . Wheat. Rea. new. Je ed. . i smies, ge. sez. d4 St a :?: 3o, 54, the o . '-'-' abisilladile acqui . White. mmil a alle fa - 414, oos ooe • neat e THE EARL OE. LIVERPOOL.--Dr. Daavut paid his .... o w s e mi Tick, sew, 41. 46 ' et al c daily visit yesterday morning to the Noble Eat!, at his Bratty. 81114S1 : ".... old, one 010 • tom e residence atWbitehall, and stated that ids Lordship has Making 40e Ili . , eats, Feed, new Me Ms • Pew dark if passed a good night, and continues to go on very well. Pals , GrLY . : Itat," Me , - °I II ft gh: ' ' dark Mn. CANNING.-The Right Honourable Secretary, mai r e, '; ne, 7_, •serpl e yep we ate happy to say, is able to attend to his °gelid .---mid, 00s 00e Noun * new, Ms NW The duties. Dr. HOLLAND visited Mr. CANDINO on SSW- White. e1d.4119. 411 -...- aid. EN 51s have I. day. Yesterday the Right Honourable Gentleman vi- -new; das as •'""",11eotels, COMO. The Nam, less, Ms Ses Floar r per seek. UN, les; Mr 1 n sited Mr. Husztsson, as did Mr. Wm/tor Hoarost. P. K .--- 11114. MAW Rapeseed 90s Els per Mee rs The Princess AUGUSTA amended Divine Service ASSINALS L AST wenn. Aim yesterday at the Chapel Royal, St. James's. Wheat, Bridalt MI. - VMS Pallas qrs. 100 M. 6 The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess Do. Foreign . - Irish-Gate OM Ml°. , to Samna visited the Princess Autism yesterday. Ilto two Princesses gmbrfs BIWA 4,107 lirentivi Oats 14 . 4 • A . k d and the Dumbed afterwards took an airing together in the Parks,itc. Oats 6,1511 &gbh Mar. mks The Marquis de PALmit.I.A. the Portuguese Minis- Beim 1,763 Yeesiere Earley og - Mr. r Mes 'a ter, had an Interview yesterday afternoon with Mr. Secretary SMITHFIELD MA littilt Name ft Mr. al Corms at the Foreigo.olSoe. After leoring Mr. Canouno, the The Beef trade has not varied smelt hue Frateptripeetatiek . Marquis proceeded- to the residence of Mr. Secretary Pitaa, Is best (tots Rents, ma ether fine Cues. being 48. 411. to is. pee ' t. ai Privy-gardens. good Mega Oxen , 4s. Gd. to 4e. 114. per seem; and the menet . J. 3 is Prince EeTERHARY, the Austrian - Ambassador, and larger Meat Si. " tia . 4 1- 141. _per some. la the Mato 1 0 0 0 m il ~.. Bum &maims" the Swedish Minister, transacted business at the Same young Downs are jested at UAW- in M. per 00 "; est" 1 I Foreign.ofilee yesterday, With Mr. Secretary Camas. mealkd 11beep,44.44. toes . bd. ad t h e Werke and ceerso2 ai r . v. Mr. WINN had an interview with the CHAICILLOB =3.' Ind i o 4l ' dn al i sd ater . ts .taibl ‘ da. 84. 11 Yell , telle and raeg " eel Mr. ty per eon s ; the Nom Mr. or et tie Enamel/ on Saturday. are 41. id. to as. std. per stone. Little has occurred wordier J. 1 TIIII.RoADING EL2C2104.-Tll4l COMllnitlem on the od or t o p or k ai ka s y.f e d pe r h ars are as. to 44, 44, c ho ir Id ME !__/ Reading Election terminated their labours on Saturday, warm Pork 3e. 44. to 4s. ed. pee e g os .. g oa ktb d We lb pg. l e . by deciding that Mr. Facies PALMER was duly elected. to us. each; 100 quarter-old state PIP 10a. to 1.1. 00 0 • 481 . 1 Jim • Mr. Branca having withdrawn from the contest.-The 6 . 5 L ; f, .81.72.1119746;50nr55. Its; c-ars t !!l-__ _ _ _, A. g z . 11 Rs Committee sat seventeen days ; the expense attending f o i s . sr p ft i. ft. , si. 4L-He. pers:l4% 8 .' 414 7 t0 u 4 4 ;r7 1 . li s De the Petition is calculated at 20,0001. Cover, ars to LS 10s. isn't, All be Is. as. •. • The Ear-curio sr.-0 n Saturda y morning, aright o'clock, - osimoivoocar . al Daniel Alice, for housebreaking, and Francis Proudley . 11; Rill. PA it for horse-stealing, were executed at Winchester, on the - Saturday manda c , at her bow la Part 1111 / 1 " lag Polignac was early delivered ma. of a of drop at the back of the g0a1. 4-... - APPREHENSION or FRIEND, TEM ACCUSED MURDERER Rey. A i eno k e a ndadstb = a of a m On. alc ly or SA RAIL AND EDWARD GLaan-Just as OUT Paper was ut e d e d iseele p, jr- N orman ch est . as „ sa dmirr , Me he going to press, Thos. Friend, the mutterer, was brought Rev. Dit. ilenhea, Maur ef M. Davits Maras e b al," ll M ak mt. this city, and delivered into the custody of the Go- : i siouraship t arss, ataw s l s • deemes m hs A a tt" weit. ia lig his li nseriudi itbgt . th i sr a t r e lL er d: turt. Caidelleoi -. 111 3 . 8 11116 'at vernor of the County gaol, for trial at the present As - -.4. Me 1 1 sizes. He had secreted himself in a furze brake on Mrs. At Gibraltar, R. l'rieele. Ea+ Oedema-a Starekallywa liaete` 14, Glass's estate, ever since the 'murder; and on Thursday at the OW ag 6 • 04 Hope. - 31 ro, night he remained in an adjacent cow-house, and yes. - terday morning, at half-past six o'clock, when one of 1 rah M AI Lit-THIS DST. - J his the servants went there to attend the coos , he sumo- Debi ASS. as, ASS. liftill. 1 i II 1 s 0 I Thaw M dered himself. saying, that he had intended to deliver Waters ed a • Slosiberg • $ • s 3 11 10 himself up. He has made a full confe s sion of the whole Oviwover sod Mewl t 0 Mob" a • 1 11l ed transaction. He says that having waited their arrival imbal,_ L. ,.. 0 1 SWAB .0 1 TI le- on the Down, he caught Miss Glass by the clothes, and 7„,.. committed the t bo he y h c o o r o ri ra d g m eo u n t s d ly er a ; tt w ac h k i e lst d h tw w a i s th th aetig us eta- Goiless• '- - • 0 Brasil • • 31 O I Jemmies 3 0 IL • it Lemon' lamb • 0 31 and im t the assassin immediately divbaatvcrhiei-... , us cut the th He ro e n z t p of rea M es iss i Gi reat isso, co t , niti A ft eniseemeguing i& W LTEM in LOMOOM-MMIDOM TO- MOMM° 6 ' . T. 0 wanwate dew I Oi . S 4 einnese weer 1 . 't. trition,,espeeially for the murder-dr the boy, and de- . ------------.•••"•-• -Ji iss- elates that he first meditated the crime en she very eves. i.4 ,7 7 ', -- Z - 7 - . 4 ... pabliaid by j... Haw , , the b i ome, 1 11 ae ing he carried it into elecutions-Exeter fka. Afar* 24. di e ye orseee, No. 1. rlebettlleee, tesew-NN. * - et in is . - ,