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TB 1..‘ . -Ns "* THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1827. STOCK EXCISANGK, TWELVIC O'CLOCK. °amok opened this eterning at the seas price they left a( yes terday. Si t. fur the Amount; but tie its being ascertained dial an W,spress bad ardeed Neat Paris, midi a faU in the French fraii4l the Cowed mailue immediately gave way, and declined to esi 'bet vp to the relent time they may be tooted at en, alternately beyen and alien. CITY. MALF-PAET ONE O'CLOCK. The Cowed nutlet has been steady agitated this aligning, and tbeilectstaties has been trans 883 dew* to 83/ fur the Account ; •and, with% this hoer, Consols havollit . up again to 883. A great deal of ballot's has been done, and it is said that the great City Capitalist has been parchasing largely, and at present the market appears very firm. The report at Paris was, that a digitate had arisen between the French and RIDOLIIII. Ministers, which was . tbe cause of the Reams falling. Up to the present time, there is no further Information from Constantinople. Consols may be quoted, up to the present time, at 881. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 2073 India Stock S per Cent. Red. 851 Ditto. Bonds 89 117 91 per Ct. Cons. 861 851861 South Sea Stock 941 A per Cent. 923 Old Annuities 31 per Ceat. Red. 92 9t] 92 21000 Excheq. Bills 55 56 per Ct. New 1011 1 £5OO Ditto 55 .56 4 per Cent. Strip 2100 and £2OO Ditto SS 56 — 4 per Cent. 1826, 1011 Bank for Acct. 2 06 1 _ __ _ Consols t-- IPisi Asa. 19i 5-16 ,for Acct. 861 85j 861 • FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK . DNA= Bds.6p 0.. GO/ f t I De: 8d5.1923,6 p C. 53} 1 tokonabissa pd.*. I Do Atte St Dttos 8d5.1624, 976 111 Psouguese tide. 5 p C. 74 Do Kat I* Do 41cct IDanida Ms. 5 p Ct. 604 I Usass.Bds.lB99, 5p C. 926 936 Do Acct 606 I DeAer. 9:6 Greek Bundy 5. Ct. Bpanke Bits 5 p C 96 D•• Noe lOUs 5 P Ce• Do Am. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. SUMLIL rms. Apes Moo= 100 115 Brunt= sS so 41 39 61 694 FUME Emma. —PAaa, Nor. 13.-IFive per Cam. lOU. 70e.- 7hede per COWL 71f. 20c. Radians as Loodaa, an month, ast. Ik. Thee maths, 115 f. Neither the Paris Papers of Monday, which arrived last night, nor the Gazette de Frence, dated the 14th, by express from Paris this morning, contain any further information from Navarin. An article in the last mentioned Journal, dated Constantinople, Oct. 24, says, 44 Things remain in the same situation. The Inter. nuncio of Ansipia, Baron Ottenfels, has entirely changed his language or tone. This Minister has had a con ference with the Reis Effendi, who was astonished that Austria should take the part of the three Allied Powers, and it is very probable that the change in Austria will have a great influence in the resolutions of the Divan." A letter from M. ETNAID,, which appears in the French Paper, gives some details concerning the pre sent situation of the Greeks. It appears that REDSCHID PACIiII was displaying great severity towards the unfortunate Greeks in Greek Proper. In order to procure money, he had sent the inhabitants to prison, without distinction of age or rank. General Como rot a° had defeated a Turkish corps at K46ari, with the loss of 700 men and three standatiti.This letter also adds, that theComniander of the - Phildtriel trig had been dispatched by Admiral Coottiaototr, to inform General CHURCH and Lot dCoon Hwy t,that under present circum ,stances be was obliged to kinder the Greek expedition which was preparing against Albania, thus sheaving the fallacy of the charge brought against the Allies of allowing the Gre.ks to commit hostilities,. whilst they requited the Turco-Egyptians to pay respect to the armistice. Quebec Papers to the 23d October, seven days later than the last date from New York, have been received this morning at the North and South American Coffee house. We extract the following : We learn that a small vessel is to be sent into corn misses on eaeb of the Lakes, and another at Quebec, the whole under the command of Captain Barrie, with the broad pendant of Commodore. We are also informed it is the determination to carry into complete execution the great works for the defence of the Canadas." The following letter from'Smyrna, dated the 9th Oct. was posted on the board at LLOYD'S this morning : " The Sarah, arrived from Marseilles, was arrested off Ssrdinia by two Greek vessels; and after getting a catificate of good conduct, they took from ber prow& sloes, &c. and broke open letters. ".The General Block has•atilved from Egina, with her cargo of iron, having • lost 4 brought away by his Ilialelty's ship Cambrian to Syra, by the same Greek whit* took her again frow , thence, but being under cOavoy she escaped; bet the Greeks say she shall not reach her destination. The Same:, from Antwerp, is come in, robbed of her cargo, said to have consisted of muskets. of By advice, from Milo we learn that an Englibh brig . frost London, and Ipa Americakfrom Trieste had pot is there; the forma 'tabbed of rite whole of her cargo, and the latter of a' large sum p( money which was coating here, they say. for opium ; both vessels are en. tirely stripped of their stores, rigging, &c. - " The Fairy Queen and Mary are still at Milo : the master of the former writes, that they had been robbed of every thing. even their clothes, and nearly all the cargo. part of which tbsy were reduced to the necessity of selling to get daily bread: the Mary was in ti ease state, and would ace proceed nail a man of war wired to give dims assistance" #,- Yesterday Lord WILLIAM BIIITIWCIX lett town for Plipunb, oibere ')(able Lord takes shippiog in the fiaily pan of for his Lordship's 'Govern /4pm i n I n di a . stunted having been c omp l ete l y i tto o oat . Chatham in the after n o on; s h e was to be is &am the rives by a small steamer. Nen/bars rijibich description of vessels have bee n roandly table fat Ouse maths by Goren/mat for sad purposes. EV ‘". ,r“ hONDON. the preparations bcrland Lodge being now aba .doped. COURT' CI ItcULA R. A Cabinet Cowell was held yesterday aftetnoon at five o'clock. whieb was attended by the same Cabinet Ministets as at tits Cabinet Council on Tuesday. The Ministers remained in de liberation till nearly seven o'clock, and were afterwards entertained at dinner by Viscount Gowen. at his residence in Downing-street. This was the first Cabinet dbuier given this season, and was also the first given by the Noble Viscount to his colleagues since his appointineqt to be First Lrrrd of the Treasury. Prince Liman.. the Russian Ambassador, and the Marquis de Painet.Ls, the Portuguese Ambassador, transacted business with the Lori of Donut yesierday, at the Foreign-oMee, Duwning.street. Tuesday, the Ilishota of LONDON, as Dean of the Chapel Royal, appointed Mr. Goourot one of the Chstlemea at his Majesty'. Chapel Royal, in the :vent of the Lte lit. &Ls, aes. ............a. FASHIONABLE IN rt.LLIGENcE. ARRIVALS. The Dowager Marchionesrof Exeter, at her bell* in Privy Gus den, from her seat at Roehampton ; the Marquis and Marchkmew of Salisbury and Family, at their seat, Hatfield, from Brighten ; the Earl of We, at his house in Berkeley-square, from Windsor Lodge; Viscount Ingearie, at the Dowager Marekkosess of Salis bury's, in Arlington-street, (rum the Continent; Hen. Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb, at Meiboerne [loose. Whitehall, from Roches ter ; the Countess St. Martin de Front, in Stanhope Street, from Alton Abbey ; Medame sad Mademoiselle St. Salvador, In Brook. street, from Paris; Major and Mrs. Thornton, in Pan Mall, from the Netherlands ; Captain and Mrs. Hastings, at Linuner'a Hotel, Conduit-street; Mr. and Mrs. Manning, in Gletscester.place, from Cheltenham; Major and Mrs. Perrin, in Orchard -street, from Ramsgate; Mrs. and Miss Kingston, in Park-street, from Scarbo. rough ; Captain King, le Piccadilly, from Cheltenham ; Sir. Wm. Mackinnon, on Hyde Park-terrace, from liatsspaistre; Captain and Mrs. Sydney, in Park.ureet, from Parfet. Mr. and Mrs. H. Peel, in Gloucester-place; Mr. end Mrs. Drummond, in Grosvenor. place; Major Lambert, in Piccadilly; Mr. end Mrs. Caldwell, in Hertfordatreet, May-fair, from Italy; Charles Winn, Esq. at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from Hostel Priory, Ferrybridge, Yorkshire; Miss Bertle, at ditto; .0.. H. Montague, Esq. at ditto; George Heneage,Esq. at ditto, irons Lincoln ; John Davidson, Esq. at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Chatham, at Fenton's Ho. tel, St. Janses's-sueet. from their seat in Yorkshire; the Rev. Mr Ramsden, at the Royal Hotel, St. James's -street, from Hampton Court ; Messrs. Ricardo, at ditto. from Brighton ; J. Sparkes, Esq. at ditto, from Warwickshire; the Hon. T. Fiennes, at ditto, from his seat, Belvedere, Kent ; Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkins, it the Brunswick Hotel. Jewnyn.street, from their seat, Stanmore; Mrs. Ptotheroe and MG. Waterhouse, at ditto, (roles Herts. DEPARTURKS. Lord sod the Hon. Miss King, front Dover-street„, for their seat, Ockham, Surrey ; the Earl and Conitetiof &ikon, and the ladies Molyaeux, from Arlington-street. from Croateth Hall, near Liver. pool ; Leaman'. Colonel and Mrs. L. P. j tones, and Family, from Batt's Hotel, Dover -street, for Bah; Lord Charles Townelhend, IM. P. from Marshal Thompson's Hi tel ; Captain G. P. Rose, M. P. 15th Honors, from ditto, foe Canterbury ; J. North, Esq. front ditto; John Elphinston, Ks+ and Mrs. Eiphanatun, from► ditto. The Loan HIGH ADMIRAL, in the course of award ing tiononrs and promotions to the officers of the dif fermi branches of the service engaged in the glorious action of Navarin, has been pleased to order that Capt. Nronaz, the surviving Captain of the Royal Marines, shall be promoted to the rank of Brevet Major ; and (hat the two Senior Lieutenants shall be promoted to the rank of Captains, iu the room of Captains Bell and Sievens; and the two senior Second Lieutenants to be First Lieutenants, in room of those se promoted, The Dowager Marchioness of SALtasuit, entertained • select Party to dinner yesterday, at her house in Arlington -street. In the evening her Ladyship had a Card Party. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House when Captain Trowel; Deem was wroin into the command of ? the ship General Harris, consigned tw St. Heleps, Bengal, and China. Married yesterday, by sper;al license,' at Chelsea Church, by the. Bishop of Same and MAN, heti Gram Reamer Duchess of Roaburghe, to Weaves FILIDRUCK O'ltstsur, -fourth son of the laze Harem O'llmat.v, of Thomas-town Castle, in the eouety of Louth, Ilsq. and a Major in his Majesty's 41st Regi ment of Foot. S.r EDWARD CODRINOTOR (4$ has been stated before) commanded the Orion in the battle of Trafalgar ; on ' the mr'rning ofilsea-mementhle day. the Defence. 74. commanded by Sir GauttoitlehesiOt. perri4 Bora, had been one of the look-o u t squa d ron , a id stryirisessime Orion to take her stati.mt in the line of battle; the Cap tains exchanged the usual compliments; when Captain Hose, pointing to Vie enemy's &et, observed.. , they should be with them about dinner tune."—.. Yes," re. turned Captain CODRIMOTON. " and 1 hive some Mari maltose ready for them,"— a joke which the crews. of both ships understood very well, and rendered pe fectly intelligible to their .intaAonists. Count HEYDRW. the Russian Admi, al in the Levant, is a native of Holland, but he has been in the service of , Russia a great number of years. Previous to the death of the Emperor ALERANDAR, he was in disgrace. hay. ing been unjustly accused of lending himself to the landing of eontrabani goods .on the coast of Finland. He is an officer of considerable merit, and of excellent private character. The Bishop of Wlncuzaraa, who is on a visit to Mr. BANKS in Dorsetshiv., bad an attack of paralysis on Thursday last,.which bas deprived Isisp of speech and the use of one side. The Archbishops &Fiance, hie driyont are included' in the late addition to the Peerage, pUssesson independ lent revenues, but exist entirely on a state pension of from 1,0001. to 1,500! . a year. Several private companies, or partnerships, have been entered into, for the purpose of running steam coaches on the different roads leading to and from London. A very serious question is expected to be started on the running of these cinches; namely—whether they shall, or not, pay toll at the t urnp ik es , an d if so , at what rate they shall be charged ? For several days past a number of men have been employed in raising the Providence East Indianian. ly ng in the city Canal, which, on Friday last, via% thrownl °n her beam ends, and 6:led with water. When the ' accident occurred several persons were on board, none of whom were injured, except a Chinese, who experi enced a severe bust. The Russians have been at all times famous for their appetite, as well- as not over delicate in the nature of their food. The following is stated to have been the consumption of the Czar Peter, when in this country, and his company (in all 13 persons) in one dal at an inn at Godalmiiig, Surrey :—At breakfast, ball a sheep, one quarter of lamb, ten pullets, one dozen of thickens, three traits of brandy, sir quarts of mulled wine, seven dozen of eggs, with salads in proportion; and at din. aer,.five ribs of beef three stone weight, one sheepsolb. weight, three quarters of a lamb, a sbotdder and loin of Seal, eight pullets, four couple of rabbits,Awo . diessn and a half of sack, an d one d ozen o f 'clatet. ' glacis of being sentenced to death and executed, if found guilty. Two of them hare been acquitted, those were native Swiss ; but the other two, of the name of Kean sad klioussman, both of them Bavarians, had a dif ferent fate. The former was condemned to 15 years im prisonment in irons, and the latter to be instantly shot. Oa being conducted before the picquet selected for his execution Housman exhorted his comrades to remain fai bful to their flag, and not to listen to perfi fious, leouncils. He would FF4 suffer his eyes to be bound up. and striking his breast, he exclaim' d in lis native tongue. " Fever!" (fare) when half scull was carried away at forty yards. This mo 'e of sentence and execution within fi►e hours' time, his excited murmurs among the spectators. Cries i f “ Pardon" were heard. An inhabitant and citizen of our town, who expressed his just indignation at the oc currence, received a blow of the bayonet from a non commissioned officer. THE ICINU. , . . .. . . BAYONNE, Nov. S. ~,, • --......-- * 1 ° 11)1 °4 . ‘ 6l '-v• 14 - --1117-61 Aall" "kr jogrowlv Desertion kw been for come dee pest Very frequent in h ea l* Lad vpiria ;he has. doting tile lest-two days, fet the Id Swiss Regietect, Which alone forms the gam taken were' boars' recreation 4n -his pony phaeton.l_ siva of this-plate and its citadel.soldipts uf this The renacinitig part tat his litaiztres lit" visitors lel Corps, Who were accused of king lingisadekof the Sot, , the Royal Lodge on Mond.y. It is expected that his were yesterday brought °lit before' thrieginteni; named MAJZITY will continue to reside at the Royal Lodge in a square on the glacis of the citadel, for the purpo.e dining . the sinter, the Intended preparations at Corn . o f b eing sentenced to death and ek:!cutesl , if tumid . . . . . . NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Pearsstourn, Nov. 14.—Wliadi 8S E.—Pawed the. Luton, Wrison, front Denier-sta.—Sidled the Mary Aun, O'Bsior. for India ; Ccrops, Hanewoob; and Little Lattisa,•---, for Jamaica ; Brook, for St. Vincent's; and Colombia, for Tobago. Mac. Nor. 14.—Wild N. W. , Payssoern. Nov. 13. Wiwi N. W.—Sailed the Hercules, Nes mute, for Leghorn. CONC. Noy. %meld, Baosness, of this Port, is re ported to be lost on the Banks of Newfoundland. THE ARMY. Detachments belonging to the 4th and 13th Regiments of Light Drageoos marched this morning front Westminster, fur the Cavalry Depot at Maidstone. A Detachment belonging to the I Sth Regt. of Hussars, marched this Morning from Westminster for Canterbury. Saturday, the North Shropshire Yeomany Carslry •completed their week's exercise, on Frees Lower Heath, under the cosnatand of Sit Howt.ansi Hut, Bart, who expressed himself highly greti. bed with their studios', and general good conduct. Thursday a Division of the 98th Regiment arrived in Cork, front Trete, to replace a party of the rand, ordered to Kinsale. bursday morning last, Corporal Grans Rialtos!' the 5d Foot Guards, on the recruitiog service in Shrewibury, went out for the purpose of angling in the dyer Severn. Not retuning that evening, search was made, and the upper part of his rod and line was frond in the river, near the • horse-heat, end, we regret to say; Isis body was found in the river near the same spot on Monday last. From all the circumstances nos can be no doubt, that the upper part of the rod, with the Rise, having been thrown from the other part of the rod whilst fishing, be had endeavoured to regain it with the other part of the rod, when be fell in, and was drowned. Captain Groins Ammons Rau, end Captain Cosmic, James Semis, of the Royal Marines, who so bravely for jis the late battle of Ramis, both belonged is the .Off. vision, They were both °Sews of most men y, bewsna‘ able, and amiable characters, and had both gormless:ad lasi and ardottas service. The former was neftly Om years a primal of war is France, and, muds to his audit, supported Ids orphan-1W phew. and dross. The latter war sever* woondad - in Sir R. Gasman's action—she was the son earn old old highly orspoctsliiit °Seer, sad has left a widowed smother at ao admen! igs tW twobreaurfa; ow a Captain of Mafiosi, the other a Idenitioasi in the Royal Marirse Artillery, to lament their irraporoldo Both- Captain Rau. and Captain Sievers love (it Is usideestond) nephews, who are candidates for Conunissioas in the Royal Mardiall Corp.. At Kirkham, in Lancashire, the husband of a Mrs. ' Oradwell returned home, having been absent and un— beard of for twenty years! No lest than sixty turkeys out of one drove were killed last week in a Sad near Shrewsbury, where they were destihed to rest for the night, by foses. Formes MISTER BLAIR. of Donskey. Esq. has pre. seated Mr. ARCHIBALD BLAIR CARMILL, AOC of the Rev. J. Cannata, of. Antrum to be assistant and successor-1p the Rev. ' Dr. M`Kabsle a Pont:atilt*: LORD NORBIJRY'S LATIUM—The following it , the latest attributed to the facetious ex-judge of the fish Court of Common Pleas. It re'ates to his successor, Lord PLU&XITT, and the new Irish Chancellor. o.le of the Chancery barristers asked, if the former had at. tended Ode prnce.sion customary at the opening of the November term, and was answered in the affirmative. " How did he look ?" demanded the qnetist. " Oh, ex tremely well," puffed out Lard Nonanax, " but I can assure you he was sick at Hart." One of the maxims of the great Ds WITT was, that a matt shcold be careful of his health, and careless of his life ; careful of that glorious boon of Heaven, a ith out which nothing effectually is to be done; and care len of that gift of Hem% which is bestowed upon os merely as a loan, to be sacrifittrd to duty, to honour, and to principle, and which is ill redeemed at the ex pen e-of either. The state of the market for saltpetre may be worth re ferring to, as it forms a criterion, to a certain extent, of the opinions entertained by commercial men of the pro bable duration of the existing hostilities with Turkey. In consequence of the intelligence which was re ceived horn the Mediterranean on Saturday, this which previously had been neglected .and ruled nominally at 245. 6i. per cwt. became an object of some inquiry, and several parcels were purchased at that prices and on Monday the demand being more general, from the expectation that there would be considerable speculation at the vele of 1,500 tons which was to take place at the India House, nearly 1,000 toes changed hands at 235, and in some instances 255. 6d. per cwt. -At the sale on' fuesny morning the attendance' was numerous, and it ;penid with spirit at 265. and 26x. 6.1. per cwt.; but as the buyers had previously in part supplied themselves, and the ex citement had somewhat subsided, the bidding: became gradually less animated, and towards the close 25.. and 255. 6d could with difficulty be obtained; the whole-of the quantity offered was, however, disposed of. Abort two o'clock this morning the neighbourhood of Yardlpstreet, Exmouth -street, Spa-fields, was. alarmed by the springing of the watchmen's rinks and the cry of the. For some time the precise building where the fire originated cpuld not be discovered, unti► the watchman on the beit proceeded to the premises of Mr. BRADFORD, japanned leather dresser, which he found completely enveloped in flames. Tne Clerten well engine by this time had arrived, with the turncock, and a plentiful supply of water being furnished, the engine was brought to bear with great effect on the ►urning pile. By half•past two the engines from the different stations were on their way, attracted by the illumination in the air, but so rapid were the fl mes, that every effort to subdue them were unavailing until the whole of the premises were destroyed, and with them every vestige of the stock. There are no less than 177 applicants this Term to be admitted Attorneys of the Court of King's Bench. 9 to be admitted Attorneys of the Court of Common Pleas, and 11 .applications to be readmitted— making a•total of 197. THE THEATRES. DRURY-LAM 'A'elaseries drew a numerous a n d an e l egant aaditki r last Hight, and the Opera went off with infinite m at Mi s Pataan sung Fly soft .ideas beautifully, a h n chat mint& melody of . 11 . o'er Me cru e 4 't yrant, and wilt great effect. BNAliAlf threw uncommon energy into the Itecitstives, and executed the ce:ebtated song of Thy Father! awes in a manner that call e d forth the uniret-al plaudits of tl.e audience; i t niai rapturously 'encored. Mks Lova both acted and sung delightfully is ArbaCes; Water parted from Mesta I ," finely executed; Miss I. PA roN gale In Infancy ve r y chastely. The favourite 4uinte.te of Mild as the . and l oudly encored charmingly sung by the pti nc i pal rotation, COVENT GARDEN. The Tragedy of Kiag Joan was repe ce j at t h ii Theatre last night a jib increased success. NI,. Irctorc acted the violent. yet weak monarch, v.iti s hi t wonted talent, judgment, and effect. Mr. C. Kauste was the Fakoneridge, as usual. Ti,i. is one of thol chararers which Mr. Resins has made exclusively his own by the singular excellence of his performance, possessing, a: he does, the rare combination of an el. Rant figure, expressive features, and vli.ncy of tone, with the dress, feeling, general burnout, And spirited gracefulness of gesture, such as we should espe,,,„ behold 'in the gay and gallant son of the lion-trearto Richard. His personation last night was marked ask his customary ability, and was followed through every scene with the most flattering applause of a full and fashionable audience. Mr. Warde was a very effective Hubert. THE ADELPHI. At the ADELPHI, last night, YATES took the part of Warner. in the popular uiece, entilei Thirty Year s 0 : the Life of a Gamester. This pia has hitherto be played by TERRY; but, rotwithitanding the impre,sion wade by his performance of it, i t i s b ut j istice to his w su ar a s ci n m r iabtroslaey: that his portraitur e o f t h e character In his metamorphose from youth to old age, from the habiliments and outward splendour iof affluence to the mendicant garments of want and misery, the disguise was most effective. Mr. ELLISTOSI has renewed his engagement with Mr. PHILLIPS, at 501. a week, for a limited period, when he is necessarily compelled to be at Dublin, to accept a very lucrative offer that has been made him to act at that Theatre. Mr. Kama, jun. it is said, is busily engaged in tidy ' . mg the character of Romeo for his next appearance at Drury; and it is further mentioned, that he is only waiting for the arrival of a new Jolliet. „Zia SAILOR'S HAMMOCIL—The natives of Boa iced to sleep to nets composed of the nod el the Hood tree, eitspoodod hareem poles filed tight In the grand, and ha Mt the "Om hmesemed derived It. nano. There ata at this time flowers of various description' bearing the appearance of full perfection. to be seen is many gardens at Newmarket ; bet the mildness of the season has extended even to fruit, as it appears Mt. Prynn, of the Long Brackland, has in his garden a gooseberry bosh, with fruit as large as peas, aid of healthy appearance. About a month since the sloop Union, of this port, Cdptain Pattr.zum. !Aden with coals, sailed front Sun. derland for Wisbech. since •which period no tidings have been heard of her. Mr. PRILLIPL the master, had been married only a few week!, and his wife arena. panied him on this, it is feared, fatal voyage. The sloop Eliza, of Spalding, also sailed from Sunderland about the same time for Spalding, coal laden, and has sot 'since been heard do—Boston Gazette. Friday, Jos. Anderson, Esq. of Westoe, sulked as unfortunate accidents He had been examining' read of his lying at the Low Balla , t Crane, at South Shields, and while standing on the waggon way there, a wag. gon laden with about 2 tons of ballast unerpectedly came against him, by sshich he was thrown down, and his leg was shattered to pieces. Surgical assistance was soon called in, and the limb was amputated. Thursday the desk of a manufacturer in Glasg ow was robbed of a pocket book containing NI. in book notes. He communicated his loss to the Police, and gave a description of three fellows whom he had eb. served following him on the sneers; and, before half an hnur elapsed, Alex. Grant and Robert Lauda, two i. well known characters, were apprehended in Gorbaill and the whole sum found in their possession. ' Yesterday an inquest was taken a: the Rase, in Ras. sell street, Bermondsey, on the body of a seaman.nemed Tolmie, who died from suffocation. The deceased bra. longed to the brig Magdalina, and on Satorday assisted in smoking the vessel, to destroy the vermin. He was told by the Captain not to sleep on board; bat mat. tending to this desire, be was found at eight o'clock in his birth quite dead. Another seaman also slept board, whose life was with difficulty saved. Verdict— " Died of Suffocation." Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Doke of Clt• rence, York -street, Penton'ille, on the body of Edward Malcolm, a drayman, who was killed by falling fro!' the shaft tinder the wheel of his dray, on Mooday, l the same street. Verdict—Acciderstal Death. - - - - Yesterday evening an inqnest was holden at the tar pie and Stump, St. George's in the East, on the WY of Robert Mahoney, an infant. The first witnesses'. ed was an antiquated lady from the Suer Isle, whore her name as Mrs. Eleanor O'Keefe, and between whoa Coroner—Take the Coroner ththaet following wi(ntghec°l3llNitbl24 to ok place i n your right hand. Mrs. Not myself, indeed ; lam ou tfit old Coro :— to take the book; a poor crater like me. nee—Oh; but you must take the book, and be Pm" to tell the truth, and the whole truth to the Jury, else I must take measures to compel you. Mrs.O Keefe 7 .—lndeed then I wont, for you and all your power , or for anybody else. Is it me who have get.,° l4 of my bed to come here?—p r etty tteattnent for an old woman. Sore I knows nothing at all stet about it, but that I saw the poor thing dying. Colener'' cannot receive your testimony, except on you take the book and be sworn ? Mrs. Oh, then the devil an oath ill take. A remonstrated with her, and said they were to swear on the same book which was her. The old dance, noticing the accent in vis addressed, and perceiving it to IX purel; •lter eying the speak e r, e xc l a im e d—" Oh, 3rady, is it yourself that's there ; GOD know, elf that would be af ter te lli ng me to do rhing." She here took up the sacred volt..ge , wing sworn in the usual form, proceeded te , rs Monday morning, about six o'clock, she by the mother of the infant, who told lying, and requested her to come ; and she I iund it in the arms rf its father, quite dead. "-Natural Death." Ai V A 1 oath. pol O'Keefe -- Juror e all 000 pl offered le a n which at e l y m u gger no h, then, )11. • owe its /°''' do a wo n th ge, and aft wl to state tha tit e was cane J her it fa atl did go, 6, d. A lea' .-14