Star. — London, England, 1829-05-15 00:00:00

money? Lard LOWTHERiaId by mortis a pardon of orbs Crown Estate/. Colonel DAVIS said this was an instance of the careless answer ie wbkb estinsates were made. He Monett Parliament &WI hot lend he'll to such abuses., Mr. HUME aged hew.th . . snowy was to be repaid? LOWTH/Ift gild ii was to be repaid out of the vales IN Mr. BA Eittu miaowed the unstop which the poblievilitel derive from puling down Temple Bar. it ft could be renimafrislik mow= of ter Qty.—Lam was then givecto bring In the IA seas DMUS Mr. BERNAL ram. en the second reading of the Sugar Datise But; and expressed his pretest against*, oseesalee ditties se tilt • article. Mr. HUME .contended that Govekissent might reduce the duty from twentpaeven shillings to eighteen and impress the mi. venue. The coosomption would be inereme:L , The CHANCELLfIit ef the EXCHEQUER paid be cede not rely on the statement of the Hoe. Oeutlesan. 'He knew list the reduction proposed would measles a very axiom leas So the fillifl Mr 011 . CORDON mid the West India Presprktoes bad weenie' i hearth from reduction of duties since the armadas of war. The Bill was then read the soma time, and ordered to hooray witted on Monday nest. The Consolidated Fund BM was reed the mcood.shoe. The Exchequer Dill. Fending BM. after seas objUction Mr Heroin and Mr. Moseasor. irairesdate skated Ness. The Sinking Fund ilill.was read the ascend time. The House went into Committee en the Customs Dods* *. Mr O. It. DAWSON mowed a Reselatiom stating that* Min . _ expedient to amend the Laws rebates to the Customs. • The Nouse resumed, and the Beeeletioni were ordered t be repotted this day The other Orders el the Day were Abets disposed of. wed the adjourned at a Qtrawria NM Out 0NC1.4“. THE EVENING STAR. • LON DON. ~-. FRIDAY. MAY 15, 1 1 129 MUCH OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. liana Stock 209 5 India Bond. 53. 1 3 pet Cent. lied. 861 Old Annuities 3 per Cu Cuns. 871 4 New Ditto St per C..nt. 1816. 224 erlooo Kzcbeq. 11111669 5 TO ,36parCent. Red. 951 4 1 2300 Ditto 69 11 70 4 per Ct. New. 10Si 5 .1106 and 21100 DM* GS 1 70• 4 trr Cent. 1856, 1036 1 -Commercial ' Lone Atm. 191 5-16 India for Acct. India Stuck 1221 Consols for Atct 571 10DRICION FUNDS, TWO trea.ocK ikasillan lids. 5pQ. SS I Mes.lids,l62s, 6p Ct. 501, . Ihn Acct 551 2 Pruss.fids.lll24,SpCt.lo3 R Arr..* ilds.6p C. 541 iluss.lids.lss2.Sp Ct. 961 ii.t. 6 wet. Do. Acct. 96 Dr Benda. tete, 156 Spanish 114. 3 p Ct. 9 1 It 1 Sies this. 5 p Ct. 17 Do. Acct. ilitlTiell AND VOKRIGN SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK. rate. 300 300 10. S 30 Mr. WllllllOlll brought forward last night, in the I;9lanos (imnerA Mining Assn . iiihtruian 310 416 Si House of Commons. the motion of which he had given notice. for the appointment of a Select Committee to, inquire into the State of the Trade between Great Sri ' 14in and the E stindies and China. , The Honourable Gentleman pietsced his motion with a Speech. showing weft dud mecum, informaion on this most important , bls hject. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER compli• abeilitd hig'lly Mr. WHITMORE'S speech. for its infor mown. talent. and _moderation ; but wished the post- porement of the appointment of a Committee till De= Session. when the question is to be fairly entered upon nod con►idered in all its bearings. The House agreed with the CHANCELLOR of the Emettautisa. and the matte' was therefore deferred. The Act for the future regulation of the Sinking Fund has been printed. Its objects are tint to provide that instead of s certain sum of 0.0000015 being an. nualiy appropriated as a Sinking Fund, and that the ii,teiest of the Stock purchased by the CuMMininen should be paid to them, so as gradually to increase the amount of the Sinking Fund, •uch sum only. should be appropriated to that Fund as might be actually sus plus Income, and that the Stock purchased be immediately cancelled, and no further dividends paid upon it. Secondly—That the amount of the surplus thus applicable to. the redemption of Debt be ascertained quarterly, by an Account being made up at the Trea sury on the last day of every quarter, of the amount of the Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom in the four preceding quarters. and that the average of such sum as might thus be shown to have been sui plus R-vetkue in those four quarters be applied . to the Sink- •ing Fund its the nest quarter ; and. Thirdly—That the Commissioner. should. have the power of applyirig the sum thus placed at their disposal to the reduction of Funded or Unfunded Den. or Au. staid's, as the, may think most advisable. This is at lag coming to right principle*, and what we.hise long urged. A Sinking Fund beyond the ac tual surplus Revenue was a farce, and a very expensive one. The power given to . the Commissioners to . apply theft Funds to the redonaj.tilo of the Unfunded Deb., is else a most wise piovlsion. 11 is a course which, though it will not cummeely be acted upon. maybe , aces ionally most beneficially resotted to. At ple,ont, when Exchequer Bills bear iiyery:loo. premium,. And the Theo) per Cents. haire nee proportionately advanced, of cootie k will be proper . to pinch's:it the latter 'c pie femme to-the fotmer; but a case might occur in which the Premium of Ezchsquer Bills might f4ll to par, and Men it would be of infinite advantage to have ti e riowereof sepporting that part of the Money Mat net; by purchasing Securities of that nature ; or cir cumstances might arise in which it might become 41)f:instant to redeem from the Bank of England a part of the Exchequer Bills held by that body, which could be done by the provisions of this Bill. We re. j ice, therefore, that it contains such poweti, altbqughi they will not be acted upon generally, and only inthe' cases which we have supposed. The Paris .Papers of~ y, and the Gastiiir a Frans, dated Wednesday morning, do not ciniain mucti intelligence. Letters from Lisbon hanOtescited' some uneasiness for the French residents in Piirtegal. No sooner had the French higate Thetis from the Tagus. than all the French residents were visited by the Policti and the Monks, in their sermons,. denounce $, , .;- -- -it;- D _C OLA Tit - . 61, . --- " 1 ..."' \ tri-7 firms - '- .:, ...;. .:, 4 4 . T l', vi • • z...., , ' ' , AI' . ' , ' s • rodr.4 ELY ,;,, . op o w oo j o e g ilpigi iodated 4, It . -,ipm...:loat4l,Will. trill "4 GM/ WOO ' ' •' us ad A bOtirovr ahMujosijoellb expenditure woOld exceed the estimate by .1140,000..;-- Mr. RARING wished to know hoOdser pitiolsed to raise the ~~ , s _-- , the French Goieminent as the foamy of Don MunilLe and accuse it of doing every thing to embantss his MAJZSTIG The repOrt of a successful sally having bemi made by the garrison drGiurgevo, and of the Russian corps before that place basing lost six pieces of cannon) it repeated froth Bucharest. The most ithportant matter in these Papers is a pro. ject of a law.whieh was submitied 40 the Chamber on Tuesday, by the Mini.ter of Finance. for granting to the Government a supplementary credit for the present year to the extent of 61,000,000 of francs, or about 014080.000 sterlhig. This additional demand was jus, tified as being necessary for the expenses of the blockade of Algiers. the expedition to the Mores, and the exist ing relations of France with the belligerents in the East; We expect that this subject will give rise to very gni; mated discussions. The. Funds, however. remained steady, the Five per Cents. about 1081. and. the Three per Cents. about 79f. ' • ' '• • The AlgesteistsZeiturig or the Bth, and tbs . /Vireo&err Correspowdent at the 7th inst. have been received this Warning. trom which the . following are extracts ! :Tbs . reports horn Frankfort are highly encouraging to dal manufacturing interests of this country t . FRONTIERS OF WA,LGACHIA, AZSILA3. • •: ; ' 44 It ls sale that a palace is tailie prepared to Bocharmete hulk his Maine* the Emperor Nicholas Th greet* pa* tif sign Getsere's &at has arrived at Barham*. sisal ?fr isks* is - pse front 'mart., the ,corgi st Count Slihula. TherO have been some more eiplenienis rawarGitiettim the Turks baventatb (*quint sallies, but have elwayshoen *pulsed with Traveller say that the famous Vcbspatt Oglon ;4 1 1 made an onsoccetaful attempt to surprise the Rosettes. Mesta e *Kumla; armies appear to be every where assembling Mika!' expedition. Trade is extremely brisk * the'Prinifitalltlis; *dales of beery tit particular. are in demand. • The sanitaty. stateirf, the country is good; there are. however,. reports of a:decree* anmbg the cattle. which would be a greathlndrance to tipe supply of Vie army. AUGSBURG. May's. A skip float Mustarded, which kas arrived at Leghorn, pfts the confirmation of the surrender of the Castle of . Lepaisie i . l4lir the addition that the surrender of the fortress 'tithe same was ex pected. as Greek Captains bad 'already been there to strange the articles of the capitulation, and to take an investor, of the denim., ke. The (all of Miisolonglii also seemed to be near at hied( Oaks of truce bad already been sent to the Greek camp. If that pistol falls into the hands of the Greeki, nothing will remain for thrill to conquer in Eastern Gieece tempt the Acropoti. of Ath e na. Am the troops that can be spared already begin to musk to that di. VIENNA. Mars.. . The Dube di Lival Montmorency received last elglte, by an express from Parts, on autograph letter of tbe King of Franco anneuning his appointment to the aim of Minister of Fseelv; Make. The Duke dispatched tbecourier again tins morning with kb mower, declining, as we hear, to accept the post offered him. BERLIN, Mart. The Ranier/if of Russia win' sat some here till hoe. sad.mase. cleanly will not be present at Prince William's marriage. Out Sovereign will have an interview with the Mower is the mares of Mumma, it Ilibillsoort. in Silesia (near Ooh). Mit Majesty has quite recovered hem his indisposition, and has reamed from Potsdam to Berlin.—Agerneine &item, Mm e. . r• ~ 1 ... FRANKFORT. blar.s. The fair has hitherto hero very favourable. especially to the sellers of English manufactures and French calicoes; bat the de mand for British maaufacturesJa particular. so tar ezetadtd aIL the new consignments. that many wholesale dealers have hem able to dispose of their stocks. which they have len had as Mad, at TM gond prices; and those who have had severaldescriptions goods, for instance. waistcoat pieces, conveyed by the pn.t. have, bean amply Indent:dried. by the advance in price, for the additional aspens of conveyance. Among the English maaafactaites, the wool!** cloths io pardcular deserve maim. There is at previa a groat rivalry between them and the Flemish manufactures el ;the same deisription. Even good judges of Osseo astides ind it dia- i cult to decide which of the two. paying regard to the prites. serve the prefereoce,as the English manufactures. In this palm of view, are elasety unequal quality 7 A'aremborg arms Map 1: .. Just es rut Parer was going to Press; - we received Hamburgh PArrers to the 14th instant. The fultowing. are extracts* 1111311IVItell, Mao IS. Boons HALL*, foss to*C4.oes. The toads twee rotoveroll is some measure Man their late de cline.otwisit to at improvement is Looks •ad Beebe. The relations between &island and Koala form • subject of 11. testing speculation to the politicians of our 'asinine. Bad of the mos& 63& 931 17k 996 Anglo Dani 4 Loan 3 pee Cent. Anglo Russian Loma Hamburgb do. Anglo Prussian Luca of ISIS Polish Bonds Austrian hank Shares Austrian bleialbqoes . Vanua, MAT s.—himalliques. liffi—Bank Shares, 1.037 .—Hotishirgb Repair, May le. . , . ZANTR. APRIL 19. The town of Lepanto ha. now likewi,e surrendered to the Creeks. Admiral nouns has concluded the capitulation. and conveyed all the Turks to Arta. The siege of Missolongbi will sow by prom. cited with vigour. lOC 1.101 97j CORFU. Aram 22. - - - It Is reported that an Intimation bas been made by the iwitai °overeaten to the Greeks. that they mutt put an end to the blockade which they lately announced of the'turrn of Peeves+. ami *Abe toast to the north of it as far as Norte. at the entrance a the channel at Corfu. ST. PETERSBURG H. APRIL VI. According to authentic accounts that itiive been received here, tbe, Russian amy will be immediately put In tactless to commence f!le operation* of the cimpalign. General Rudzewisich, who corsuritodod eho 3A carps ottAo snug, is lad ; his succeevot is not yet, known. BERLIN, Mar 10. !According to the latest memos* front Si. Itetersborgli, fiCeiVOI by{ way of Warsaw. the Emperor and Eniprrei of Rossi. will am Wise St.. Petersburg,' till two slays later thaw eras inirodcd. 004 therefore will trot arrive at Warsaw till the 17th. . • -• S1:3I1.IS. Ants. 23. The newnsif the intended return of the French sod English Aind bassadore to Constantinapk has caused great joy among the Mussel men at Belgrade. The Turks appear to Consider this event as the cook or the eansinent conduct of their Saereign. Theta* neatly persuaded that the reappearanee if the Ambessidoep ef two su'cb great Powers.wito, ancording to their own well understand interest, mutt be friends to the Portemill he attended with thrall* dateable consequences. especially the cessation of. the blockade of the Dardanelles, wbieb. In their era, is the greatest evil that has befallen the Ottoman Empire in the course of the present war. The coubslence which prevails among the Turks at•lielgrade ls re m:likable. According to them. there b the less reason to fear any 'danger from the Russians. because profound tranquillity end ab olition prevail, and the defensive system adopted by the Sultan is the best to disappoint all the plans of the assailants. Belgrade is, provided for some years with all necessary anuadsoision a n d pr o .- visions. It Is also Abutted there till the Russians before Maria bad been surrounded by the light Tutkish.cavalry, and suffered some loss. 'This, perbaps, is only one 4 the, reports which are purposely circulated front time to time, in order to keep up the 'courage of the Musselineo. FROM Tills VISTULA, Aran. ft. • Om e n have Area reveived at liyalystork, the beadloarters of . the Letbuanlan tarp, of the artny. whicirgive rearm to sopiom that it will soon receive orders to march; it sots not improbable that it will be was to join the army of reserve made, Field Mamba' Sicken, the strength a whit!' most be coosidtrablyi todoced by the rrinforeentents which have brew drawn from It for the army =atlas- Denote. Travellers who were lately at 3iostow Atm that cow Ode/able detaeltowats of troop* *small, newly t a g oel y retrofit.' are hastening to the Casuals to mahout ;tie rimy of dismal Peakewitads. megawatts en LoreeM. Ilrausomes, NUS IS.-13 I);; Two moo* s, If el,. .13ssare. aembi, • fils. —Ressimill "ash ity I CITY. Twat.vio'CLoei. We have no arrivals this swain of Any coseequeoce. At Foam tht Omni wakes remains is the ume inactive state M yesterday. Consols opened this morning at 87 11 f or the Ac count, hut have 'seeded to 1741. It is stated frost Rio de Janette of the 46th of Match. that the dedaration of war against Portugal will be presented to the Chambers on the Ist of April. CITY. HALICPAST ONR O'CLOCI. Consols continue at 871 4. whh scarcely any busindis acme, es nes one sale of Mty thousand, and they may be wooded fee the New Account 874 1. Bachequer Bills has rather improved, being Se to7o. and Scrip t;1 premium. The Foreign market remains in the same dull state u that of the British. We understand that the Catholic Chalpine Club has biark.balled lit. &Comma, in consequence of which same of the Members have retired. ...Up to the present boor we are exceedingly dull in the City for want of intelligence, although it is reported that an express has arrived from Vienna, but nabing of its contents his transpired. THE ARMY. ......eF''' GENERAL LORD HILL'S LEVER. Geonil Lord Hsu.. C.oastaitoffing la Cbief, bold a La». yes. »effigy at Ms Me la the Horse Goardsorbieb was attended by— ' Tbe Marquis of Kith, St /38101 Wedderburae. Lieot.-Grooral Sir George Attica. K.O &old M.P. Major-General the Hon. &r Charks Greeltle. K.C.a sod M.P. Commissary•Geoeral Brea, Sr Thomas Hay. sadjbaist ttany ocher Office». NASAL INTELLIGENCE. Dmr—Diablio I—Waterford i—Frage• Holland 1. Nevis Sumu. Mar 13.—The Wellington, Forster ' bound to Quebec:lms pot hack.leoky, and mug discharge part of her tarrA Deal" Sky it—Wind S. . Poassalootat, • Mar 14.—Wind .satiable.—Sailed the Crude, Galloway. fOr Antwerp. Pi. l3 A O T 2ll s 114 r 13.—Wind 8. W..—Sailed the Itrozbornefspry, Chapman; for London ; and Husitlikte."-•• for /acidic& ' Esuerantx, Mar is...—Wind W. 3 W. —Arrived the John, King. front Bahia. Sailed the Royalist, Nub, for Brazil. . Pentanes. Mar is.—Uff port the John, Paisley, from Sc. Vin cent's.; and Arab transport, Low. from ,Ceylen. , HIPATMEAD. • ItlAr is. Arrived the Norah, Keenan, from De 'menu Thaw, and Lee, from Barbadoes ; Shallitt, r• Memo, and from Baltimore ; and Colorable. .. LIVASTOOL, Ulan 13.--Arrived the Lord Godericb. from Maranhao. Geautecc Mar I !.— Arrived the Sr. James, 11' Ballet., frost 'Jamaica ; rani Jame., bl• Queen, from St. Kitt's. ' 1110 M TWA PLVMOV?M sonaram., MAT 14. • 411101Plimilic,— r. &heard &rats. of the.M.cho, to the risk of -• (Amer*/ Ms. Joseph Mania. Mottley. of the Sybille, to be Lienpumat o' the North' Star, vice Blyth, away to a prise, and loisppeaut to below ; Mr. Met:da, of the Faleou, to be Lieutenant of the Maidstine. •In liaasoute—Britannia, Kew, Zebra, &Inman, Bramble, Botelope, Hope, &MAWS. and the Meteor steamer. • In the Soood—•Pallas. DOVER. MAT 14.. • This day. at 11 a.m. his Rays! Highness the Duke of Oacemes, with his amt. the Duke de Cate alum, and suite. arrived is the French packet Duo de Rordeauz. Captain &;uvril.s. from Calai.. Their Royal Higlyesses disembarked under a salute •of 21 guns frees the Clutha*: and received the same compliment on leaving Wright's Hotel for London. During a stay of twe hours. the Atka and his me, escorted by Colonel Goma; of the Royal En. glneersoriaked Dover Castle, and were .highly gratified with an inspection of that ancient Citadel, and the beautiful land scenery which surrounds it. MIMES urns, taut Data. • At no place does the return of Spring so fully develop. itself as •at Ibis town-:-with it activity and variety are re-established : cir cumstances have contributed to reader it particularly so this year. Very miay of the Nobility and others bate already crossed to the Coutineat.'aad a no less number (wbo bare been spendiug the winter is mom genial climes) is antaantly ►eturning. 'Weight's Si; Hotel is all life and beetle. 'fo-day his Roya l • Bighorn she Duke d'Onatansorlib Ids son. the Due de CHAReati, and sakes, wind there from Cable. by the Due de Bordeaux French mall packet. Their Royal Highnesses went to look new the Castle; me remarkable fee its natural situation, smith, and ressalsde bendy, with wilds the Duke de CRAMS= was panic*. lady dengbted; his father had been long familiar, and seemed to rejok* at ibis mars' of Ida acquaintance with is. After partaking of a aikidos, their Royal Highnesses set ei in town. Every gloodide attended was &basest° the Duke by the Civil and Military Amberklea. Royal salutes were Used from the battery on the Heights, and a Guard of Honour stationed at the Hotel. Among the departures yestonfay and to-day from Wright's Hotel sad Ship Inn. for Prune, were—Lord Gormanstone and family, the Camden Northland, Hon. Captain and Mrs. 11C04.2 and family, Ms. Addingtoo. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and family, Captain and Mrs. Bailey and family, Mr. Whitest' and family, Captain and Mrs. Grimes, Lord and Lady Kenyon and family, &e. The Princess Avow?* and the Duchess of GLOV inns left the residence of the Royal Duchess, Bagskut Park, yesterday morning, and proceeded to the residence of the Duke and• Daebess of CLaissnes, in 1141,hy Park, where their Royal Highams remained it considerable time, and afterwards came to town to their respective residences. , Lai•rous has be n indispo-ed for some days past at Marlborough Home. Pall-mall, with a .cold. His Royal ilighnesa.' we are happy to state, was a little better yesterday. Ihe Duke of 11ANCHESTCK and the Earl of Wove. seosialio visited the Duke of Wawa:mom yesterday,at theTreastiry. S r BltooK TAYi.olt had is long interview with the . Bari at Dammam yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of &ate in, Fuecign Affairs, in Downing.stheet, for the Scat time since his .Settlfl2 crone Berlin. Mr. Foeuraft. our Minister to the Cliurt of Turin, transacted business at the Foreign Mee yesterday. The Cn'anciLt.oit sit the EZCNeQUIIt and Mr. V. Finaitaafa visited Mr. Secretary -Past yesterday. • , Sir HlNhe HARDIE/Olt .entertained .Lord the ifeeit Amway' Glamsaas,inil a military party to dhnn r. yeater• day, at his hews in Whitehall plate. The'East India Company's ship Asia. from Bengal. arrived off Plymouth on the 12th low. She left Bengal ou the Ifult of Janos**. iud St. Helena on the 26th of March. It es rumoweJ Use' Mr. Pau . will' he under the ne. eclairs' of prlstponing his Police, as well as his Justice of Peace Bill, till neat &pion. ' &Pignut. Or LORD CoscnesTte.—Yesterday 1110111• big,, at half:past eight o'clock, the funeral of Lord Crummy's prot ceded from his late residence in Spring Gardens, for interntrot in ,‘lrostailiaster Abbey , and catered the Cathedral from Dean's Yard ,Gate, at nine O'clock precisely, where the prncession . was Wlet by the Sacrist •(Mr. Hut:Ammo), the Verger and others of the *Wary. The procession consisted of hea rse, drawn by four bones, width was followed by three mourning toachesund In the hest coach was the present Lord COWMEN'S& and his hurdler as thief nssiamers. The Funeral Service was read in the oinai - ins.: Invasive 'manner by the Rev. Dr. Umtata, Dean of Westminster. Mr. Richard Downing Richards, the late proprietor pi The ./ge was yesterday again brought before the In s olv e n t Debtors' Co:trt. No fresh evidence or statement of the cam was entersO into, and the Court sentenced the insolvent to fear months' imprbonnieot. _ _ . .$0:15 or THE CLEEGT.—Yesterday, the:Pnitiversary reelival of the At* of the Clergy was celibrateeraelt. Paul's Ca. I thedral; and was attended by a very numer o u s a nd fashionable! aseemblage. In the evening the friends of the Instjesiies dined at Merchant Talon' Hall.' The following is the amount of the sub. scriptiess—Rehearsal, Insl. los. 6d. Anniversary, 1301. 10.. 6d. Dinner. 4001. 105.: Dividends, NOW. 41.2 d. Donations, 211. Total, NM 15s. led. Tusaday. the sth, Mr. O ' CONNELL was entertained by the Rev. Dr. Onuses, at Southall Park, with a degree of spirts. Amor far beyond the elegant simplicity which distinguishes the hospitable table of that respectable Clergyman. Among the cone. refry which consisted Of about thirty Ladies and Gentlemen. were Ms Royal Highness the Duke of Soma, Lord and Lady &merlon, •sho Cowling of Newburgh, Lied and Lady Stafford, the Hon. Mr. aiad•Ofra. Clifford,. Lord Ulna, Mr. Howard of Corby, Mr. O'Gorman Mahon, Mr. C. Boller, Woad &mar, four Catholic %hope, Mr. Wright. Mr. Robinson. Mr.N.Kirwan, Mr.O . Dwyer, Mr. Ohoay l Mr. Daly of Paris, Ste. &c. T - • SPOEtTrNG INTELLIGIgNCE. • . BILIIIIIG.II9O3I.WIFFIRSALL'S. Wait 14. Daum sto 4 apt Atha► . 13 to I salt MOW s to roast Mortis Daseer SS to 1 apt Moira* 16 to 1 apt livagoolle LS to 1 apt Prints lemm a 9 to 1 did Rhoda 93 to 1 apt Dabs 14 to 1 ars Will tethe Wisp 40 to 1 apt Canvas 14 to 1 apt libory SO to 1 apt Rupert 9 to Lain Varna 11 to 4 apt Green Mande 7 to 1 avt stoose 5 to 1 apt Caddo 20 to 1 agst Use 1 Varna, Clotade. and Green ST. 15 to 1 apt I its to I apt Seraph 20 to I apt Fickle so to 1 apt Ditties MI to 1 apt Tib backed eves art th GAL Sarah (takes) MURDER OF A FEMALE AT KENSINGTON. • Yeg.rday morning, about fnur o'clock, as Davis, a watchman in Addisun's-road, Xeniingt , •n, was goi ng If his duty, he observed a ynutig woman, about 22 years of age. lying on the side of ti e road leading to Lord Holland's MansMn, who had been murdered by some diabolical assassin •tabbing her with a sharp st•linsent to tbe heart. The body was warm, aid t h e Wood still Bowing. so that the deed must have been done wai n Ism than an how of that time Mr. liketchley. the Magistra te ," riecaking information alike circumstance, commenced spilt a m, lisqdry into the shocking eitcumstance. In the course of th e d ay a number of witnesses were examined by a Bends of 3.lMigra tes at Kensington workboute, when it was asc. rained, from the evid. lee of a girt named Price, that the •d cc it was an unfortuna te women, whose real name was Mary Ann Waite. but who west by the nests of Mrs. Brown; she anl Price lodged together' at ;h e house of Mrs. Jackson, Yorkeitnet, Kensingyan ; Price Into that she parted with the deceased ..bout on We& nesday night, in the Kensington-road, end the occeastd said she Iris going to Kensington Barracks, to meet the fervent f i Captaus.lves of the Ilith.liosurs. whose aims is Thomas B ft . mingbani; to ' ieturn a shirt pin that she had taken 'trim his a. few nights before, when he was in Liquor; T.Sunton, th e Bowestreet enter, was sent by , Mr. Sketchtey to take KM eminghem lino custody; sod on bringing lint bowie the *laps. Crates, he positively Bet led, whets confronted with Vries, ' t h at the deceased ever had a shut pin belonging to him, or that beltsil seen her during the last six days. On the cap of the deceased a shirt pin was found, which Price stated was the one the deceased 1..4d her she was gulag to take to Birmingham. Richard - Merin. a Bow street patrol, stated, that about two o'clock on Thursday nursing be was in the Broadway, Hammer. adds and saw a gentleman's servant and the deceased. Ebe at smack ,the servant, who had a cockade in his Ito, and was dressed so 4kt-coloured Berry, and said to him, ' do you mean 'to serve me stir They walked on towards Kensington. A Coroner's Jury at last night on the body of the' deceased; and arsoingbana, who had a hat with a cockadviu It, and was at. Sired in a fuadaa dress, was questioned. Trteitte the pstrid, sac staamininl, and swore obst Birmingham very mach resembled the min be law with the decease l at flansmetsmith at tuu t: eloet that morning. Ihriningham said, that he was in bed at WWI - nein Barracks irons eleven o'clock on Wednesday night till 'de o'clock on,lbursday mourning. and he slept with • female who had get over the Barrack wall. A Serjeant and a assume! confirmed his sisteniaist as to seeing 'a woman go into his room • but it was id. signed that he might have left during the night, a nd got over the Barrack wall. At about haii.past two o'clock this• morning. she Jury was of opinion the there was sullehrrit evidence to waives( do detention of Birmieghant en suspicion of ennunitting the meta dee, had the Inquest was adjourned till Monday nest, to afford opportunity of bringing forward other and more satisfactory dente. •The sensation this circumstance has created in the Worland h 40.880410 mi. DREADFUL FIRE, ATTENDED WITH THE LOSS OF LIFE.. • About ten o'clock last night, a ILIA a most elem. ing nature broke outirrthe hone of Mrs. Usher, tallow chandler; No. 146, Fenclittich.street, which' irom the matetials upon the premises boost tot th all at once with an alarming fury, threatening the most Ateadtol coml• queoces to the adjoining homer. Almost immediately fer the file had broken out a scene of the most beast. tending description presented itself, two children Otte seen on the parsp,t in front of the fourth or attic story, calling piteously for help ; the mob- aasseithred in front were unable to tender the least - assistance. and •call , tl out to the children to ;Wow themselves our, but their calls were' unheeded by the poor children. The dairies were new rapidly ascending, and their destruction ep. peered inevitable; but the nest moment a person was observed to lay bold of the children and take theta i: to the house of Mr. Wood, tea dealer, adjoining. The children were conveyed by Mr. Hooper, of Lime. street, the person who so courageously vaunted his own l•fe to save those of • the infants,- into the dwelling .1 Mr. Stokes. opposite. Oise of the children is severely scorched, the other escaped without injury. A number of engines was early.on the spot, and sided by a plentis ful supplj of water, extinguished the Lutes in the course of en hoar, but not before the hou;e was chits. pletely destroyed, not a single article being saved. The hat of the lied Lion publichouse was bus nt. and the fidnt consuis ed. but the upi er•patt of the house was Weed. ' the stock its Mrs. Ushet's house was very extensim And ti•E property destroyed is of considerable value.s— Tbe family, ft is supposed, bad not. retired to rest when desire broke wet. fee one pt the children saved was only partly undreetni. and there Is no doubt that Sirs. Ushers finding her tweet wit et by thee street door. placed them is the upper story, tad returned to save life. Whist, with an Intention to escaper 1.7 the tup et do house, but was unable to dose, and pet imbed with her servant in the lames. The two unfortunate and ow orphan children meal have hem With the same tate, but tot the earraordheary medals of 11r. Hooper, velso had nearly lost hoe own life in his tuition. Two young men and one of the bee imes were "'tiered by the de vowing element. in their attempts to save the &titterers, when turf were compelled to retreat. • The origin of the lire Is at penal unknown. PUIIIIIIII% PAIATIIULARS. Melodies of two solferere by the fire which brnhe ost lot Wok 'have been found, via. Mrs. Usher, and one of ber children. Ds 'servant girl was said to have elm tall a prey to the Are. but K now stated she has escaped. • • It appeared that Mts. Usher died more from selloestion dna any dung else, her body being but slightly injured by the ire. this of the children saved from the parapet is said to have jest dbl. The budles of the unfortunate sufferers were taken late the Bed Lion public-house, there to await the Co/riser's Inquest. solidity of ;be party walls inabily prevented the &Moshe a if tire. The whole - lek apn. be deer • __ stock appears to CORN—BXCHANUE, MAKlies.l4lol2. War 15. The favours* state of the weather tor the etops, sod the her at fields of Foreio'Grain, hays bad kgreat adfastopais oar this intim% - few siiesCosidloe etedift, bat Idonday's prises on be qinited-for hoe simples of Wheat, Barley, and Oats. • ncroansvisoi Nona NONDAT, • Wheat, fsoglish (qrs.) . 1.43 C i Foreign . Irish clue, English • • Foreign . es,,sso Irish . Wier. lEiglhat . 1,530 Foreign . Irish • • . Fluor Starks) . 4.4. . sloo . so 0 0 ; . 41011 SMITHFIELD. kIAKICIT. Mot 25. CAITLI AT MARIA% Beasts 439 I Sibeeis and Lambs Cato Pigs 193 I Cake IS4 Bert . . Ss Lod to es !Li Yea . . be od to W Mutton . ds Od 44 41.1 Park . . 4s " Lamb . 5s Stl 1s 4d Hay per load, 4i is. to Ait4 4s. 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