Star. — London, England, 1829-04-14 00:00:00

Was& it was not less than fries IR fio SO per cent. Tina t 4 eon nym% this and to peallift 80 91k2linik M Ilstiseit its off 416eatt (hay of ifl pet (Int. tiroplti be remittently, If not entirely. effectual ; but that duty '*is not to extend to all tinkles, and would only apply 'en velvets, ironies, and other articles of a similar the i ilieriptbri. The lowest duty he mast to propose was :25 per cent. and that was to be regulated as sell by' an 'id voildrvel a rate chit!. Here, perhaps, some dill. • eulty *would present itself, but it was the interest of the Government, according the different description of the article, to impose either 'the one duty or the other. This, again, would require persons of competent skill. and such persons world be appointed in particular ports into which foreign silks were likely to come. He did not wish to weary the House—(Hen).—Bat as great asisapprehensimexisted on this subject, he felt 'the More anxious to enter into detail upon at. The re 'duction of duties prevented the success of smuggling (and here the Right Hon. Gentleman referred to several 'letters received froth smugglers in Calais, in corrobora tion of his opinion). Some Hon. Gentlemen were of 'Opinion that the smuggler worked at the rate of IS to 'l5 pet' cent. bus he had reason for knowing that it wasnearer 25 to SO. 'Vil a view, then, to prevent the further increase of sampling. he would propote a limitation of the ports for export and import. This would be found particularly useful, and by no means an inconvenience to the trade. He would take Lon don and Dover, and perhaps some one port in Ire land. Again, he wool.' propose that no foreign silks , should be imported in vessels of a less burthen than seventy tons, as more liable to observation than smaller craft • and as an additional stimulus to exertion on the part of seising officer% he would Also propose that their revenues shoula be increased, for at present they were not enough. As to our India trade, be considered elusive dirties as by no means proper, and the more so, *hen they reflected that we tent out articles to the east which so manifestly interfered with their staplemanufac me. Upon this principle. its French manufaet tared silks were admitted at a duty of 25 per cent. India goods *bruits! be admitted at 20 per cent. ad valorem ; and by roceeding in this way they would be making great Trogtess towards the essential precepts so often and so ably, and 'so useful!, laid down by his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Iluskisson). He bad now stated the prin tipal rints which he meant to submit for the consider ation of the House; be bad submitted the reasons on which he justified his opinions, and nothing be thought could be so fatal' to this trade. or any other, as the notion, that by granting a Committee !be inquiring, , they would deviate from sound and wholesonse prin ciples—(Hear). He regretted .that any person should entertain contrary notions; be wished to disabuse them On the subject. and in doing so to prevent that starts. ' lion' which at present existed. A Committee could not offer any cure for over-production, and even upon that ground he should object to the motion for its appoint ment. It might be said that E. inherited his opinions I from his predecessors in ofitte—he admitted it ; bnt inasmuch as he was not bound by any previous pledge or promise, inasmuch as he came unfettered to the cob. eider:diem of the question. and above all, as upon the roost mature consideration and reflection; he felt that the beet interests of the silk trade and every other in this great c6minercial empire would be best moinoted by adhering to those principles which had hitherto been acted upon, he mu t give his decided negative to the, appointment of a Committee nn this subject. - Mr. A. BA RING said he wohld not occupy the House, r r one great length of time. He had hitched with great attention to the speech of the' Right lion. Gentleman.; but he could not concur with his opinion, notwithstand ing all the talent with which he bad introduced' it.— Great di , trest prevailed 1111 the silk trade, and nothing was suggested n relieve it. Upon general principles the toosse propos d might be right. but it left the fact in this way, that the distress of the silk trade was imitate. ble. The remedy proposed might counteract the smog- Fier. nut it could not protect the British manufacturer. Dtvii•g I state of war every brunch of trade wits crippled, tot when ;he peace came. his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. I itiskis%on)qntempted to place it upon its right footing. He (Mr. Baring) had • oruilli supported the'principles of free trade, but he thought that in this country the silk trade was gone. In other branches of trade **had great edvanteges from our own• soil producing the sources of wealth ; but in the Silk Trade. foreign coun tries bad a 'decided advantage over os..France directed the fashion for Ladies as to silks ; and in this respect principle could not go agiiinst fact. Beside's. there inb the cheapness of labour in France. which would al ways enable the French snanufacterer to compete with us He regretted that false lights *Meld be bold dot to the public, and he regretted that Parliationt'perse 'creel in their present course in this branch of uatie. While the would was at peace it would be" impossible for as, taking the high price of bread into calculi. tom that we could be exporters to - all the 'world.— If that then were true, they must of necessity defend thrir•own mannfiraurerst Cheap food-was necessary to cheap Manufactures, and unless we could have la, War at the same price with foreigners it was idle to say that we could compete with Ahem.. except,. perhaps, in the Cate otiron. Over trading, no dridlit,' had' 'produced its effect,'bet that could nbt attnunt for the 'present distress In the Eilk 'Trade. . In fait, ill. plan pro pined by the Right Hdnutsrable'Gentleman would hot ih' the ilinhtest degree benefit the Silk pad.. How. ravel. •:her die 'not type:oath the :Right Honourable Getitleinaea—he could not wi 7 bain to thi old system, it;gri.thirefore he craid .not 'support the motion fur a •Cdormittee. There ceitairily Was a great increase ihrsitneof the raw mittatial ; but nevertheless, limn :Whatever-cause it *enured, no Wien could doubt the *resent distress of these manufacturers. Ur. RADLER thringht it due to the Pirtitioni rs and lefri a rirtise cif 'instice to 'agree to the 'unposed Coot 'Thwprinciple of trade was very complicated,' *kw beneficial,•but perhaps as cited of quite'a different thiracter; Beforelney toold coMpete with the fts-, linigner they 'mart glove thb Biiiisislaboriker live as. kbeaply arid es poorly as that indiridaat who hoed in a 'foreign entintty.' 'This subject rriquited very great at tention, atuftherefere be woolii bopporftbo appotottorot lef a. Consitittee.' •Mr.HUSICISSON said, that , the course 'now pursued by his Right HT). Ftiend• was in every degree likely to 4embve fits difficalties under which this branch of trade' b present laboured. He was now, as he bad always been, ; the enemy of •prohibition, and high 'duties mutt. of nes 'tensity. produce that effect. • He clid'net see that the ihrowster had soy fair tea 'of complaint, for *lifts-intimated to hint that'an alteration is the . Ann •was'iatended tout be proposed. be incteased his iinport; the ta tutgaeturer partook of the impulse, and the rebuff was 'that the general trade was reduced by over prOducticio to its present' state of distress. In this ritie•tion the interests 14 that throwster. the manufacturer, bud the consumer Were involved. and the last mere sot to be neglected. The same article which before the revival of the restriction cost tea shillings was now tt he had foi four shillings, by which these Wearies and , 4 ,cr •• 111 •11 t - . comforts were opened to a tarp class who could not before obtain them. The Right Honourable Gentle; man then stated the ihitriahe the redaction at dr dodos. frite-sette. CORM 1./.110, the Governing''' was that of measeres, foe 011 1 prevention of smuggling t that wilt the only . profile • ties which it could give to this breach of. trader— They were booed to legislate for .the community at large, and not to Nippon .the speculation of indivi duals who embarked in the snaonfamore of silk., The speculations of the throwster bad bees the prin cipal cause of the gaining distress, although the manufacturer Mt it most, and by the measure of the Gettlittlifit be would be relieved. He was of opinion that the silk manufacturer of this country was benefited by the admission of some articles of Freosh manufacture. It must be remembered that if they gave protection to one branch of our manufactures, others in which restrictions . had been- removed with the greatest advantage, mast also be placed upon the old footing. Since those relaxations had hemmed% the consumption of different articles of manufacture bad greatly in• creased, and those great benefit had been conferred on the community at large. He was aware that the course be had thought it his duty to take upon these subjects had exposed him to all sorts of vituperation and obloquy. But a public man who was to be turned aside from his duty from a consideration of such attacks, was not fit to hold a station in the councils of the country. As long at he continued to be supported by the general tense of the country, and by the approbation of that House, be should continue to support the gradual application of those principles from which be was convinced the greatest national benefits most ultimately flow. Mr. RUMS wowed the adjournment Glebe elebite to this day, which was agreed te: The ether o.4ered the Day were then &pied of. • Mr. BARING eted a Polities fawn an ledhedeel._ fai three( Malta , that a claim which belied 'Nor *vow vendee with the Spaia had act received due 11100111111110d0 and eadataedaa. . • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUItIt mY, theft 0. claim of the Pankow bad been placed en the onset towing fee kb losereete. After a few words from Mr. Beams sad the ChesertioNLlttemi Facheona, the retitlen was ordered to be printed, and the [luau[ adjourned at a MUMS* ran our. • THE EVENING STAR. . TUESDAY. APRIL 14. 049 PRICE O $11,(111 AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bask Stock sO9 to ex die • jail...sub • per Comiteillej 4 7 ex div $ per MOAN. # 3$ per Can.lBlll. Nj ss div sl per Cent. Ited.PS# sj s es d 4 per.et. Nms.loss $ # per Gut. 111156,103‘ I ex dh Loft dm. 19 549 II cm div Stock FORSION FUND: Brasilia. DU a pft. De. Ant. is j ' • Buono Aires Ala* C. Do. Act. 901 .~ .. r• • '4' • .. . &nob sea Stock Old Antwidoi New Ditto $7l 410ou &whet Dills ST MOO Ditto 57 ' dim and Aim Ditto ST India for Aut. . Consols for Aect 171 TWO O'CLOcIL U mists 11,12. 3 iCt:ll5 %lex. Hils,llll3, Sp O. sof j k szth ilds 5 p Ct. ft 510,101 BRITISH AND FORKION SHANKS. TWO O'CLOCK. MA PM Wllt. 100 100 100 $1 SU if El IS : Anglo Nicolela Anglo Claw Bouillon Welch Imo It Coal Australian too 1 se The Catholic &lief Bill last night received the Royal Assent, and thus hal become part of the Law of the Land. May we, or our posteriiy, never have Mal* sion to deplore the day when this 'connote departure !rein the wisdoms of our forefathers took place! Fnen brought forward last nightisii motion ter as inquiry into the state of the Silk Trail*, by . Prollsites of the Hansa. which was ably , seconded h_ . . . ',yBOBIIIBOII. This, proposition was opposed by ,Kr. V. FITZOIRALD. who declared the intention of Government tompersist • in the general principles of the intesebt system. With some modifications with respect Os thrown silk. if which he wai supported bi, Mr. 410011144011; but very ably opposed by Mr. BA1111,1148.11 : Mr. Smwsa. The Debate was adjoorned till this tley. We shall at present only briefly remark, that vie *e convinced that the . principles of Free Trade cats liver be permanently persisted in—et all events nit lithe Silk Trade, without involving the manufactur lug bulkiest. of die wintry in irretrievable ruin. • ...,-The feria Papers of Saturday ate filled with dif -I*ml spittilations• as to the changes likely to result theres the sisiestof the Ministers in the Chansikr of De-, polies Wednesday next. The?, resignation seems aerie than piobable, and tin ?nods have dcclitied in seemequence. •. There is ho pdiiical news of importance in these Papers. Letters from •Li.tion corfiim the ACCollail Oil shaturtul conduct of Dan M toner. to hi. ei;ter. tbi fete REOINT. • : a ,•-•: ram VII JOUINAL so COIOIIIOC2 Or 11141f11111841r. j Aran. IA • , Thil*lilfa hl ist.4"; ba is.der est. SIAM 0. 111, 041. 9 d9 egg /0 1 1 morrow ; Me, Modri4; be las had his audios.. of lem. I ris affoardilaat Ms Eflollopicy may verr likely be "jointed *deg et rerie ALI 94 la 0111, MI6 of M. Salaam, whose Imola is vsgT. OIL oi • , , /mum TOR 010111410C1 DII CUAIIIRO/1, APRIL 11. . ) • i PARES, Aran. 10. AdoseiliGliocl, Major General of die pert of Sow, last blur ressived ordeals hoist his lag ost board the Belli enbahlbt Wes d silty gitne; to peached to Brasil, and rode* liar Ae gad 8.A., who returns to Swope wish the )eon Batt and-Dis vs.% The Vestals frigate, which is hoed out with all poodhis suipolidon, is wader garden tis proceed to the %IA Sri. We shall thowhivo only the Cautello• and•elhe Hilmr gamete, whleb Is gobs to iinowsire et Newfoundland. The allarausot and Overrisrearo io aawativeleo, sod ready to pat to sea at the drat notice. The Skies corvette bee arrived, from the Antilles, with weeps. • Foams Feaaa—Pasts, Aram 11.--Five per mom 1011 t 20SL 3c. 30e, iioe. 10e,—alusezer cat► 7SL ode. SO& 70e. S.Se• •• .saaiburgh Papers to the 11th morning: they announce the reconu tilitias•bctween the Russians and Tutks inaulgaria l as will be seen by the subjoined article front Rucharest. l An article from Hanover states that the Court bad gone' into mourning for the death of the Lsndgrave of Hasa Homan** and that the Duke of CAMBIUMS/ had sat oat on a visit of condolence to his Royal Sister. the LAIIIIMAAVINE I- .1 FRONTIERS OF SRRVIA, Mama 'firanetbhvg disagreeable is die Turks meat Uwe enured lately, Mir the Turks at Belgrade bate as. eaelaiseisely courteous:es ueg SW removal el heel Idebtaed huh the elks et Weed Vista& irhe masses' reports are in elicubtios, wikb de hit merit mikes Ist. teAched us this rueocoosetstof hos- „ , . it is said assts. beta malts, attended with bloodshed, is Albania, and Semis is set very tranquil. The wan for enlisting 91 1 . 1111 04 ima W ibresideet rilisethisiden l far if the ilea 0 14. atitbit la vrekiledismi to the isuiro u people genetally ihethowerrer o nut shwa ray mills, en saga spline does. The lee Ie the Degsbeliogkie es lovas& ths savigatioo 'FM Pea be restored. whitb . will be equally frocorroblo r trod, end to thriaditary opmeados. it is said the Was has left Coo. suombiefas ar>4 does to Adrianople, but this deer set team to be , eft sansku EUCHARIST, Maws 11. IlVersgal 'Whys daily snag here from the other ski. of the Moshe, when hatilkies have semearessced, and crapes' as pp ensms hawses the *deemed pests take place. Ie the Rawls whet the grams activity prevails, sad it seems intended to pro wess the operadom with a depot of viper which may lead to a speedy declaim of the earspaign. Several divisions of istastry, with Ight and heavy artUlery. have starched against Sdistria, to lomat that plass. Gleargeeo le sow malady besieged. and the divider of the artillery front that quarter is Wawa The pos. Issas of that pace is of great aspartame. Ghlurgeve is the esly fortroop of coalegatose which the Turks sdU hold on the left bath of the Demobs, end its fall would being with it that of Rodeauck, so the opposite bank. Meantime large quantities of timber, and other aerials, are constantly carried through ibis city to the Danube, for the purpose of throwing a bridge *sr the river, which, it is supposed, will be near Ghiurgeva The pads, ender the coussasd of the Grand Duke Michael. we expected to ester the PrisdpaNties, and fors the reserve of the tinny. but this deer set appear to be wholly decided. General Cant Pales has left Jassy, sad followed the corps to Maria. The seagasams in Waßubb ars daily loereaard. AVlULlL—wMataitkplie,lo7l; Bonk Shares, 1,01,71, sad is do males 1,01,. : • L'OPIINHAGEN. Aran. 7. • Arm are saw (died 4) t 4 shim safely anchored is the barites/ at Elskrons--eis. Is Desists, 45 Woe*, I Prussian, &c. Among this us IS from Merles, awl II from the West Indies. As the Whew le crowded, several ships that likewise were coming to seek sham i the. harbour, were forced by the floating ko as put out to M Dela, end have sailed to the German Oman. Domes-Hat., Foos oTtncm There has been s decided improveusest is Wheat, although with out soy positive adviser is pike Oar arrivals from the Upper Mho were by no Hesse iticensidersble, and yet the► greater pan was readily boogie foe the French end English ambers. 'A rise he the prke Is la twaseleeece expected. From the Lower Sabo oar supplies were less important, sad on of so ready a isle u these Irmo the lateriet.--Arrivals oaring the week of lasts; capons. 1100 lasts. ISO Armin waseqweace dim ow, etiosuaren having petchared freely. Maim miry ether kind of grab rerwirjtably berry. 11111111.16 Dist* Whist . . lOU to 140 Poorwersidaa ISO 14S Ankh (white) . . 140 17S Otto (red) . 100 164 Doltish . Its 150 • Musk Art _ . 74 74 Malis i tilk lathy . 40 48 40 43 (4 Rapeseol t. • . • 175 100 Toads of every description are looking up. The new Path Binds are favourites with the speculators, sod have bets dans he ibrie for were at 1 Lb. equal to about 107 have Berpias 1 114•Basn omit hire at 108 fee mosey, and 104; es sceotost. End of the mos& • 931 474 994 lII'S as* Sea* Lei 11 per bit. 1111etb asides. dim . ilimiurgb OD. Angle Proemial' Low * et 1818 Amid= Bask &saris BenslBB Illetalajoes . • sseammes me SAIIIOII. Hammaas, Amu; 10.—15 11 ; Two womb% Is S. 26660. 41601.13.—Three alma*. t 11116. Crsionalua, Nap= U.—Three abaodis. & 6 IS. • riktscroas, Ana 11.—Two sloalbe. 164 • . CITY,' TOMLIN o'CLoes. Oar arrival Ms morale, are seamy, sod the - sae treat Bombay Is of as of date. addle' day le the Ibidsh Burke. sad the actessifal /bars not to be of great mew. Tbe wartime Soctuatimi has been sleet i/ to I per cent. his sot at present needy known whether kb a Null or liar Account. Commis opened at 17$ I for die hair" at which price they remain at present, and 117 f foe May. ▪ In the Foreign market nothing la dap anS pekes are nominal. 'Utters from Berlin, of the 3d st 'lisp. state, that 'it was re. ported there that Prowls would, 'in a short Nose, tats Nit Mi. portant part to the again betwos• Kai Wad tbe Per*. ST THE FIRINOU USU. TUIS UOlllllllO. . . . . PARIS, Areal!- • Thq The* have Hooted, and tie close Is stated to be OK or tie Ministry are 'dogma et dm. It Is also said that the *Oki Admiral, Sir Posinne Hatieue. wan going to eater , the Mick boa. . Thew are the moue?! 'Change yesterday. CITY. HALF-PAST BNB CYCLOCIL •. • The settlement of the Account Is going off well, and at length kijibies to be aDeer . laceount. Tbieentaego, for nest dose., Is ye awe ;bah g s p*r COIL ' euiiso . liavi bisprevod tor I Payers, 1114 t 7 j I (or Hay. . . It Is said we are• golnkto send weeps to the Iselin Muds, bet supposed only to change the wetness, sad to rophoe those wio died at Gibraltar: . an t gaiwre bkrelliples, to she Sidi et tioweinber. have been re utved the North and South American Caffee-lbrat ; but they do not cognate any Intaneatiowpf Importance, emopt she death of Mr. Graham Mackenzie, who was oft of the earliest • seeders, at 00141Pota Abe a qeseureest sidles**, staring that from sod Ole the date at the I*.koCOptaller, the Hoeserable'Conspaey's * 1 , 64 .. 14 .91421/611, wM s 4 low heirs toe bills es Wept or Madras. . . Lady SYVAllTSldertaialed a select patty of the s ills et the Nobility, at hoe eletaat Wildest*. Steam& yard, lirbkohall, on Maidarrisolag last. It was an Isseerosting sad gratify* des to sae thy yeedilei velsriee et 21wpwerbere tripping II as 14. II& :Work see. &mins akeiglie i.'elesk, led she ildten,reparated at taste!. itiably erl with eviologb assosisioni Off cis snai* aumeiss -st the Noble .Ifieseipe.. • ; iti• .t. 01110.6 • ti • f y :! , Dentsaaw lidth iteginmentepesforiml ism as cleramkon Isavhis gels hie tow op t os. so t of woos steps at the Conanserdal Heed. sad them up two light of stairs late the drawki-reens.....Dalln peck" The weavers of Spttaltields'mustered in great num. ben In OM Palace-p e ed yesterday. There was a mosiderable else ploy et banners. Ceionel NieIIOLL was. expected en brave town last evening for Permed. Pe. en, the meet of Africa, where Colonel Kiruna. es his arrival, will take the command. We ate glad so bear that some slight revival has tilted piste la the ilk manifactairen of this tome. Several of car primird beams in that breach ism week took an additional hands. —Platy Adsertiow..4ri 11. Tne Commission empowering Lords Commissioners m give the Royal Assent is the BM fee resuming deli dieshilitim from the R. Cathelks eras signed by the Kim yesterday mereftig, sad was ferirarded from Windom to the Duke of Wme uneven. Ia the Lards there were many strangers present; bet when the Commeses were seurbeeed by Mr. PVL311•111 (was is wing for Mr. Quanta. the Tasman Usher, abase so mew of indisposiden), it was singularly Maly attended. There was scarcely a Hoes* to attend the &mesa to the Upper Hasse ; and amongst them were no poems of distinctiee sr conerqueme, e Mr G. Mower The Oppmitise lienehes were nearly dsssrad. On the Brea Rees meets, time Win OM ID Members on each side et the Howe. When the mated that the Dome had been in the Home of Peers to hear the Riyd Assent given to the Catholic MB, dtc. tilers were two rounds of cheers from the Opposiden Benches ; dories which an indhidual in the side Gallery exclaimed, in a tolerably lead voice. " Alas 1 they knew sot whet they de r Mr. flecretary Pam was as the Treasury Bench when the Senate returamh—bs did net join is the skirting. COURT CIRCULAR. The. Duke of Coins Lawn rettitned to toes' e4l react g, teem Ms **sty% Palace at Wfadeee. joh loyei dined lOW the Doke of Weireaersa, a t ah tw dawns ha lihemesesivere. The.' was a Wert pasty to ai ms hi Royal fitheess. A Deputation of Maltiters, headed by Mr Wa max. the Umber isr Lem. attended et tbs Treasury yesteedas h asi had a esediewee with the Cuastruna et the diectuthera. NORTHAMPTON, Ann. 0 re Annnal Spring Race Bril tnok place en Friday night at the George In Amens* Rome. sod we have ,s bum et its being 'needed by all the rank. fashion. sad beauty kw o w n tweed. The Ladles dresses were oldie meet usageileeet dew* ties. The Gentlemen likewise added greatly to the gay t om e 4 their appearing in their buster's ceetente: Tie Jawing imillatentej at Orem. sad was kept up with the greatest limit until put e•eloek ki the weenie/ The Stewards were indefatigabl e i n di* eat:Mous to pine., and every thing west el f with the men bog. Lint stint. THE ARMY. Thendoo4ast three troops of the 6th Regiment of raw.," arrived at Kitutsford ham March-seer. on roots to Datelssie fte and the following day three troops more halted she alt l, . ....• for the same dissipation. Detatiaments belonging to the 26th and 95th Regiments el p en marched this morning from Imam to Gosport. A detachment of the 43.1 Regiment of Foot marched tide taa.„ log from Loses to Pertishoetk, thence is mimed by a soft vessel far Devisren. .. NAVAL INTELLaiENCE. IL I :Le Aswan Tors Day—Dublin I...Waterford 1— Frame It The Edward, Prather'', front St. Anthem's, N. B. to Teta% was abandoned by the crew midst 211th ohissaisdOt kg 3 4. 110 1;41. being water-logged, during a severe gale, tour days previous. fizmusii, Aram 7.—The Sound is full of drinks, ice. The, were thirty sail in sight of the RoU this morning, bet thrice gala{ doom with a southerly current. will oblige them tes per to e l sisio. About four saU got in this morning Wow the kw cam, down, and wiU probably have reached Lansiattentst Abbe Bees the le: appears quite fast. Mat, Aran. t3.—Wind S. W —.Arrived 'ttsisH relegate, Nee 13 " 18 b 6 71 and Minerva. from tiontiVidemaseellug sof Iwos, a. saw a vessel on the 611th February,. with itettdeeths toll et si lk oral a leek out at each nsastsbessiL A ,I Posesuares, Anus. 14.—Wind It; t rows., Ann. 15.--.Arrivid the Rachel. relikT, tram SKIM Josef% Mean, Iran Augustus; Pausoom, Arau. lA--Wind &W. is W.—failed th• Dada et Pertiaad, for Antwerp. • IBILISTOL. Arms. !S.—Arrived the Hector, Parr, from Cris; IltrieSts, Weer, Irons Barbuda's. ilterage si ss letter, dated the 11th IM O% kt.... 46. S. Net* Mai. 59.34. Weal :—', The brig Globe. George S. Perry, M alta , Iran Slats:mu. Cuba. bound to Provisions, Rhode Islsod, hod been blawaaff the mast of America twice; the woad tine Mut ' every spar, escept stumps a lower mast, fore-yard, trysail hem, and gait; leaking bed. obliged to throw overboard pert of theme* to lighten her; lost two boats. caboose, and all cooking utesslis„ except a small 'saucepin; with that we have evoked in the kn. castle on she chain table, Now Wood to St. Bartholomew's, w &. Thomas's, or the first poet. lam now nut forty days, sheet d provisions." . ................. SIVItTINti IN I'ELLIGENCE. • ORTTING.IIOOM. TATTIIBIIIILL'iI. Assn 13. 10104.1011W0IITN , 10 to 1 mist Morel Is to l opt Wui (Abe WI. IS to I art Itsfhnuer (tars) to 1 apt Augusta (takes) . 30 tot apt Loa 11to 2 no Caovass 12 to 1 apt Borman 15 to 1 apt Mows 10 to 1 mist Windfall • Misr. - II te 1 apt Canvass 14 to 1 art Rupert. 9to 1 agnates,' • 10 to 1 apt bro. to Morn 10 to I.rt E.pagoolle (taken) SO to 1 apt loapdoi 11 tot aist Lots • 20 to 1 apt Aspect 14 to logo Honig Dauer (tok) 10 to INW Mr. Aline. tire • - -- ! • • - • •DO W4iTR BET. APIPIIIIIIOIIIIIIIII of • DAUM BISQL•111.-ft 1111 1 8, 11.11111111beftd that four um sassed Mr. Ila 3' waky. and - were maw weeks age apprehended es a charge of break's Ake the tilt hour a, %delegate Lack. and staling hit property to a cuesidarable moue', sad that Tawas woe me evidence fur the Crown. Upon his testisseey eillillytdie adhere wee tee vieted sad ordered far mention on Mode, mat. • After &fit costeittion, however. s young mem whatad lived vilth ICbr pvrinferetation that if Young's house were ,seauthed. a quantity of peopertp, the produce of other burglaries, would be mind. iss also stated that obese five snootier ago an named Ploks WO. isiairCered at Hestoe. Middkwrs, and thrown bno a peed. and the Yowl war the principal in the diabolical' trametion. The oiliest west-eir Yeeng's house. and there found, as the woman had steel, .a great /pesky of property which had bees taker front dam busses brakes into' im the uelelaboorhoWl within the bat tweet meths.—The Mime was partially gate int% and the rimer win reumaadeL• • • 1411iDLESEX staidift. Aran 12, . . • 'srooin TRIAL OF 1113111 ER TR' YOUVOltrt, AND .1411 ROIMIRANS. FOR CRIJELTE TO CHILDREN. • Yesterday. Esther Hibwer the•younger, and Au RIM elke n e wire indicted for assaulting Soma Whitby sod others. • The proseentrix was an apprentice in the employ, meat of the prisoner Hibser and her mother, the up fortunate_ woman who suffered the eztvesse severity of 'the law yesterday. Lu • • • • thesanse employment the prisoner Robiosoa lived •as servant. • ----- - The proseattrit,snci other of her flow apprentices, deposed to the cluelties which they had suffered hoe the picnic's, It appeared from their statement the .they were constantly beaten, frequently left without food, and occasionally kept up nights together at their trames. Thd evidebce, upon the' whole, was similar in that giren upon the vial of the mustier of Fiances Colpett at the present Old Bailey Sessions, and was ti the mesa distressing nature. Hr. Wright, surgeon of It. Pancras workhouse, depend to the sate in which he found the childree,'than which sodas( teak! he we wretched er *sere emaciated, which be attribired to a writ ef proper nourishment, and to ether deereptiene of ik treatise's. Thus, Gauen, Dag. the Surgeon of St. lignin's parish. daeswir that me of the diadem present (Illaa Lev/meal was owing is the issateniee MCA the bad reeled, diked with dropsy, from wmb =it wee impesdble she could recover. He also said that film eMNitm (Sums Procter) was as id from the hew circonameme that ale could net attend in there. Sloe wearies. the Infinaary at at. Martha's Workhouse, and he did net eset* shi would live beyond three sr few days. • The prienseridenied the The July rinsireid • verillet ilme rGuilea • • The Deasaisan adamant the primmer& It wield het hew astenhhed him if the prisoner Meer had horse iscipded in the verdict which had caisiprii her mother to an igneneliess death. He should, however, restrain himself frees saying sorbing upon the enonsky of the prisisier's Weft; hot promisee* the• orateoce el the Ceort i , namely, that she be imprisoned twat,. mentlis in the Hems of Canection. With respect he Robison, she acted in the f3=forif a servant, and was chaster, supposed to be seder the elate other prisoner. The Court would take the mane into comideratioa, and sentence her to four months' imprieenmeet in the same prison. The sale- of Mr. ROwLAND STlPlitileOles picture ewe on at Mr. 8111111S8Weetel NOM yesterday swain& Is hie binomial address. the ',dimmer stated, that after whet W been said of the miler:don in the Daily Papers, the Public worn naturally be unwind at seeing it so small ; bat the fact was, that about kfty t puietings bad 'been withdrawn far the present, .as twelve, kideang the most valuable of al—HearAvra's ceisbressi ptetsre of the &wade Family—had been claimed by Mr. T. and were await*, Lord Lvimaeasit's decision. Sheeli that be favourable to the assigee.., they would be celled wilidor again at a future opportunity. In the mean time, this rimmed* two others, remained in the possession of Yr. teem ihernmsee. in Qnsualepeure. Mr. Lesser hod also chimed a picture, which he bad no doubt would be given up to him; and Mr. Haws a valuable portrait of John Kathie. • somber of ether has FalntillP MOM Italy were peculiarly *dated. A deed bad bent preparedoed Mr. Srmtumeno had advanced 1,0001. of the pew chase sway ; thew, tee, remained the malice' ef 'filmdom. Amid their for sale was &renter% line portrait el Garrick. or: Printed and Palallabad by Awn IIAYPI. dor rtoreetere at *a Sras Omea s No 1, Pidiettorimer Tasted* Dar. , . -~i M f !...: eP INN i will Os TWIN TU is si Ti inn 5. belt beii In 1 A WI In,' SUE dew yoa S. Ills. from S. Sep) r"b i Ps Pda PM Aai the, enb is at lace %Mg tilts pfi II r a N S. f be 1 Jam aiwl U. pi of lig Pi l ial au' as 1 ►1 a •: ifil iii ir o a