Star. — London, England, 1827-03-12 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE II AIfRirALS. Se Bari of Wiltshire, in Creendish-sqoare. from Astport House • • Hen. Augustus Smith, in Portman -strew. from Berk. ih ,, p , s uarl; Captain Ogilvie, in Green -street, Park-laue, from Horrors; Hen. Captain Forster, at the Duke of Gloucester's, is p sr k.bse; Captain flatten, in Montagu—quare, from the edi. wines° ; the Hon. Captain Berkeley, in Spring.gardess • N Y ount , ia from Bath ; Major Everett. In Pietas,* i t em Pari.; Captain Johnstone, in CursonAttreet. May-fair, front rt s biin; Sir Rubert and Lady Sutton, in Clifford-street. frog Th o r bire; Mr. Duncan Davison, in Brook.stree, from Y or k. I A n t; Captain Denys t in Stratford-plac.., from bidders Hall, is Walt ; Colonel Goldey, in Piccadilly, from Chekainhast; Major pia, in Charles-street, Berkoley.square, frees Parts; Colonel p v ,b, i n itad.ruall, from the Netherlands • Mr. Hibbert, in Port. w i d.piace, from Susses ; Captain Nelson , Seymour-street from per ; Bev. Henry Carleton, in Brutou.street. front Soutimenptoo ; m a ke Gram, In Piccadilly, frost Manchester; Captain Carr is o wn -greet, May-fair, from Dublin ; Major Barlow in Aix.- c ariestreet, from Portsmouth ; Lord Frederick Pattie:, from the g er i s of Winchester's seat in Hampshire, on his way to Dublin, to jnia the Grenadier Guards; Major Goddard, at the Union Hotel, from Amsterdam; Captain Thorpe, in Bryaestome-square, h ie n the South of France ; Major West, in Park-street, from Bath; Hon. Frederick Scott, in John -street, Berkeley-square, Nei Little Hampton. Susses; Major De Brayer, in Clarges. err e, from Dublin ; Captain Mercier, in Sackeille!street, from Has Captain Weeteore. at Hatchett's Hotel, from Wind tor; Major Ludlow, Is Dover street, from Paris. CBAACILI • Maier locosi, of the 17th11;cer s, for Hounslow; Robert M. l powe,Ssi. for Sir Rdward Poorer, Dugan, Wilts; Lieut. Arne', of the 17th Lawn. from Hounslow, for Clifton; Captain Sales o d ic, from the _Union Hotel, to Tetklington; 11.jor Munro, fr o g ) gertkombertind, for Cork ; Captain Spencer !litany, from :Vamiteetcr, for 'Dithitn; Captain O'Niet &growth a the tie! Insiski.lena, from Maiden:me. m Birmingham, to join the Regi ment; Dr. Amon, from Bad-ureet, to &ricottas', in Scotland ; Major Maitland from Scarborouth, for Dubin. FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENT* FOR fHZ WEEK. Tree Kviwoc—The Countess of EsireissCard P.m. in Hall-st. WZIONISbar 1...131i1y Rtarchiooaas><Leeddooderry a Card Party, Sc.to JAWS 'S square. Tasawar-..The hlarchioness DCPwager Salirbory's Card y o t l ,st Salisbury ROOM. Fusar—Conoteas or Charlevilles Card Pasty, In .Caveittlish sfsq the Hon: Illra.:_linpr's Cud Party, at Warwick Howe. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING. His Majesty's &ag Hounds meet on Friday, at Wexham Heath. Sir John Cape's Fox Hounds to.nstarrsaw, at Pinkners Green. alf mile from Maidenhead, and six miles from Windsor. Frans the well-known spurting character of the neighbourhood and the 01/01a01111 copses. a most respectable field is expected. • • The liambledun 111. , unds on Wednesday, at Corisampten Dawn sad Friday. at Pair Oak Mouse. The Earl of Darlington's Fos Hounds on Wednesday, at &rea list Wood; and Friday, at Howden The Earl of Harewsod's Fox Hounds on Wednesday, at Spacey House; and Friday, at Hook Tor. Gird Scarbronglis Fax Hounds on Wednesday, at Rossington Bridge ' • Friday, at Grove; and Saturday, at Mickimalwing Vilbge. Lord Yarborough's Fox Hounds on Wednesday, at Somerby Bowe; 'Jay, at Caber(' Vidsge; and Saturday. at Roxt ow Wor4 Sir Tattoo Sylies's Fox Hounds oat Wednesday, at Gaily Gap ; and Friday, at GtlUng. Sir George Sitwell's Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Hardatat Gat awn; and Friday, at Norton. Srl: I:kbard Suiion'a Fe: Hounds co Wednesday. at Cold Hu► WWI j Tbareclay, at Stapleford Maur; sod Sataraldy, at Kettle therTc nageld medal given annually by llse Direiror CuttliE Clak was played for on Wedatsday ea l• rifled. after a keen and spirited contest, by G. H Thursday tie q Clelt bud a grand gala day, and kept op rake dB a late boor in ae abisaco. . . CLERICAL nr.rawuakiL ". CA MBRIDGX. Loci 11.'' •• • At a emireladot op Wednesday-104 di* ant tonterred: i4scxewar tw I)tvtoirrr —Robert George lSockltag Browne, St. John's Cdirjt ; Robert Ferrier Blase Cahn College. Manus or Aare— WM Nett, Dowulag College ; Rev. Richard Swann liobsan. Catherine Hall. ! liaewrsoas u Cress I.aw—William Jackson'. Trinity Hall ; Triaity Hall. • • fiaciteloa or Airs—Heart' H. Franklin: Corpus Christi College. The Rev. John Heregrether, M.A. of Q 11011 1 .• College, Oziord, and the Rev. John Toryerose, 11. A. of Trinity College, Dublin, Were actennted ad rip *dm. - -- - At the same esogregatiso graces to tkir following effect passed ass &este t To die the University Seal to a petition to the House of Com mons, to be beard by Counsel against certain Provisions tulle Bill ler a Town Gaol, now before Parliament. • To allix the University Seal to a letter Intended to accompany the books presented by the University to the Library of Bishop's. College, Calcutta • and. to another letter, to accompany a similar donation to the abrarref Lampeter Coll4e,Diocese of St. David's.. To allow a sum, not thceeding £l3O, from the Common' Chest, far bookcases end eliblagip. to preserve the boobs, &c. ender the conoly of Dr. Wellieee'Reeder, at the Botanic Garden. Saturday the Rev. Robert Andrews, M.A. sod the Rev. Henry &zoo, B.A. of Rainenorl College, were elected Fellows on the feeadatioe of that moiety. The Vicarage of Alveoli, Yorkshire, in the patronage of Trinity College, is vacant by the relived= of the Bee. R. W. Ivan., U.A. Os the 28.1 t ult. she Rev, creaser Creaser, *B. A. was instituted to the Rectory of Ailmerton. with Renton near the See annexed, . in Norfolk, on the presentation of William Windham, Rag. of Fel. brig Hail, Rear Admiral of the Red.—And on the same day the Res. Creaser Creaser was instituted to the Rectory of Feihrin with Melton en the presenta t i on o f the said Admiral Windham. The Rev:Cherie. Robert Ashlield, B.A. has been instituted to the Rectory of lliakenhain fliefelk, so the pr e sentation of th e Pro ven and Fellows of Ron 6.tillege. OXFORD, MARCH to. Wednesday last, the Proctors for the (owner year were elected Vis it Lce rapectiee Sotheles. and their ekction anDounced to the dor. The Phases eleetartrelse Ski. Charles Long ley. Int .- Student. elllCheht Church; and the Rev. Andrew Riwards, M.A. Fellow of Magdalen College. Therday the following degrees were conferred : Viirhllll or Aare—William Men, Christ Church, Grand Crenpounder ; Rev. Edward Grinds, garter College; Rev: Henry Tones, Rteter College ; Rev. Thomas Byrth, Magdalen Hall ; Rev. Charles Tither, Wadkam College. Itacrecoas a Awre—.Mareee Slikkatd UMW"' Ritter Col leg', Grand Cuenpotroder ; and Thomas Dawson Htabioa, Exeter College. ECCLZSIAMCAL esoitovinas. Rev. W. WaHinter, M.A. of University College, to the Vicar age of Meltingly, Sussex, The Bev. J. Blanchard, jun. M.A. has been institaied lo the Vicarage of Lound bear Beverley, ea the presentation of his fathers the Rev. J. Blanchard, Rector a Middleton, Yorkshire. Rev. F. Swanton, to the Vicarage of Piddletrcothyde Dorset. Saturday senniyist, He nry G r i Nth, B.A. of Jesus C ollege, was admitted Scholar of that Society. On the ea Wit. Alt. Charles Wells was admitted actual Fellow of New College. The Rev. Walker Kiug, M.A.Of Oriel College, was appointed, tty kis late father, the Bishop of Rochester, to the Arehdeaconry et that Diocese. The Bishop of Salisbury has appointed the Rev. John Bdmeads; Rector of Sc. Mary's. Cricklade, Wiltshire, vacant by the death of th. Rev. Middletoa. The saleable Sectary of Bishop's Weemostk, I. the Palatinate of Durham, vacant by the resignation of Dr. Gray, the new Bishop of Shoo', has been conferred by the Crown on the Hoe. and Rev. Dz. Wellesley, one of the C.mons Residentiary of St. Paul's, and brother to the Duke of Wellington. Wednesday sensight, the annual election of a Rector and Awes. sore for the klariseital Celine Aberdeen, took place, when Sir Joan 111 `Grigor, M.D. was re.-elected Re ctor. The Res. James Ferguson was inducted to the pastoral charge ed the pariA of Straehur on 'Thursday, the Shi ult. O uneenoe.-71se %%bop d Kildare held as Ordination at Kildare on Sunday Wrought, when she following Gentlemen were admitted to Pne.rs' Or Idesses.-Rebeets, Stewart, M or rt s, Wharto n . Gregg, Armstrong, and' Tomes • and Jiro Ad ."lling into Deacons Orders Oeborne, Rho. td, ski•Y• &own, Atkisson, Smyth, Murphy, Matas, IdsOrt . aid Nov. NAVAL INrEI.LIGENCE. - - intact Letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at /timecater& February *7 winter until the 13th lost. was ancenuno te mild, but these fourteen days past the frost has hems, very keen that there!. much boating ice along the coast to. considerable di.. tance from the shore; however, the entrance of the Harbour to the Belfast Quay, is stiU clear. There is now little prmpect of as entire free navigation before the end of :March. ft may be well to make this known, for the information of those who may have intended to send out ships early in oonsequence of the intelli gence from hence fourteen days ago. At present there is 15 feet water ou the Bar—a straight channel with the beacons, in one we dread there will be less when the frost in Spring runs of, as there ban immense quantity of snow in the coo .try and in Poland; and the South Point extends so far sat in the Channel opposite to the Lighthouse, which may be turned away, and make entulteradon in the Bar. Several vessels had begun to load, but as there is use prospect for them to proceed with safety, they intend to wait until the weather changes." _ . Extract of a letter dated Antwerp, March 9: " All doubter,- speeds,* the fate of the Java packet am now removed, oar &deka received this morning proving most clearly that she wastlse_vessel seen to have struck of ifse Raasen Rock. uir West Cape!, on the, Ist. Five dead bodies have been found on the coast ; and oa two, letters were found, proving them to have totaled pareal the ' Java', crew. In addition, I learn that a chest, contakalng paposil addressed to the Government at the Hague has been cast ashore also cessfirming the sappoaitioa of its being the *max vessel--of di; cargo no trace has appeared sip to yeses op, BRAM EX. 'MARCIE 3.—The severe line ftinimi Opium let at. and Ms hoped that the vessels now lying in the grestestwhich there ash about SO sail, will be able to put to sea, in ten days!), a fortnight.. FALMOUTH, MA RC Id 9 and lo..—Winsi N.E. to B.—Arrived the Duke of York packet, from New York—sailed sth February, mad from IlaHfav the 19:11. Alw , the Crocodile, Barron, from Zslatill and Thomas and Sarah, lhavay, front OpUcto. Sailed the Zephyr packet, for she Mediterranean;. Anna, Us - Jamaica; Britannia, QV ELM, fur St. Kitts; Joseph, 11 emoansos, for Trieste:, Louisa, Commie as. for Gambia ; British Nlerchant, Sverseita. fee Tenerife; and Sir 11. Stanhope, Jonllloll, for St. Michael's. PLYMOUTH, &Limit 9 and 10.—Wind SS—Arrived the R.-gent, hiomets, front Surinam; and William Dar, East, froni Rio. Sailed the Restitution, for Sierra Leone; Minerva, DA LE. for New York ; Fm Fin,Oasera. for Balboa ; Blues, BLESS for Rio; and Rosetta, MORRIS. for Hamburgh. PORTSMOUTH, MA RCN 10 and & and W.S. W.-- Arrived his Majesty', ship Lase, from Ceylon—sailed from Trine manatee 27th October, Capella January, and St. Helena 26th. The North Briton, %came% from Calcutta for Liverpool; and the Pero, Rama, from Londat, were at St. Helena. The Amity, Gate, from London, was at the Capi. Also arrived, the Zephyr, , Nacesou.s. from Lisbon. The transports have come Into harbour, to he paid of. Passed by, the Circassian. from Madras and Calcutta. Drat, Memos 11.—Wind West.—Arrivcd the Abercrombie, Bonnesox, from Chins. Put back, the Britomart, and several others, outward bound. NORTH AND,SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE. • (THIS DAY.) DIVILITOOL, Mason 10•—Wind S. by E.—Sailed the Mancbea ter, Loa, William Byrne, Haczszarr, Baltic Gartasz, and Wash. cOrrni. for New York; Alesander, Bacowls, for Philadel ' phia; Alcides's, Mon/Isar, for Rio Janeiros Ann, Loos, for Vera Cry; ,Reber. Casimir, for Barbadoes; Thomas Battersby, Ru rentaroaO, fix Demerara • Amelia. for 'Jamaica ; Malvin, At for Para; and Rose, Jomenoug, for Sierra Leone. Arrived the Oscar, Waltz. from Lima. in 103 days; on 47th Feb. in lat. 39.56. long. 30. 9. exchanged signals .with the . High. 'ander, geort,from Bahia, for this port; she had lost tbelread of hue mainmast And was rigging a new - . topmast. The thew h a j wpm dollen oa hoard; Cambrian, Arise, (roes ~peooonsbo oo, sailed sd Feb.; Gokro• Fleece, Blasts from Magaisi Illkaturetc. from Charleston ; Penelope. LeMpot, aim d en ni p o ; ,Pllount Vernon, from Ch arlest on. • • • Ike Mims, toy., frost Irdoa, arilve4 s rittaimilltiggi Francis, from Pie, at ditto; Cognac P a ck et , H moo, from NewfoundlartiL.at The John Begg. was to sail from Callao for this port* about 15th January. Mat sun set—t ship, 1 s n ow, 3 brigs: Cowes. Masco 11.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Elisa, Bectualln, from Batavia,off the Wight-200 days out ; Comm, Nese, from llavannah, 37 days nut. bound to Hamburgh, put into this port on account of the crew being disabled,, having on 19th February. in lat. 41. bag. 4Q. picked op two men, the remaining part of - the crew of the Antericau achouser Leander,Lreter, of andirons Port- . laud for Fayek which upset and foundered, Captain and two sailors drowsed ; Fame, Purr, from New Orleans, Jut orders, thlrty'slays oat • George, Rea, from Batavia, bound Amsterdam, put in for a Werth Sea Pilot ; Mary, MATO. from City Point. for Rotterdam, ditto; English barque Burrell, bistriastra, Item the Isle of Praised to Lo ndon, for supplies. Of the Wight—The Henrietta, from Charleston, for, Bremen, 50 days coat.—Sailed the Coloolier„ Daum, for New York London pasket, MACKAY. for Boston; Two FOWIIII4 BAT/04 •for Hamburgh ; Meteor, Husnammes, Enterprise, Hammer, Venus, lies.amos, and Padang. Roosts, for Antwerp. PORTSMOUTH, limien 10. to vie laminas, TILSSZAIII. Letters from ierst6l;;;;l;iedJanuTryls, state that the Tweed, of 28 gunl, Captain F. Hunt', was detained there at the request of the merchants, and had nb ex pectation of reaching England before the last week in March or the first in April. The amount of specie and cochineal she will bring, is uncertain. The Aurora frigate, Captain C. J. Austen, arrived at Barbadaes on the 31st of January, in 21 days from Jamaica, to relieve the Druid, which ship sailed for Jamaica. The L-eward Islands were all healthy. Wednesday the Karns trans, ore, Lisatenantßurd _ wood, arrived from Jamaica , in 52 days, with Lieute. nant Cokeel 'Cisurnwe. and the bead quarters of the 50th Regiment on board. The troops. landed yester day at Gosport, in perfect order. • • • - • • - An order ss as receive' this morning 'to discharge from his Majesty's Transport Seryite, all the ships which were hired in December last, for three months, as transports, to wife grips to'Portugal, and which returned to this port, frOlnthe Tagus. hut seek. The Romney. 50, Captain N.L•sclyer, C B. will sail in &few.days for Lisbon, with 150 recruits, to join our army in Portugal. Nine men and thirey hirres:for the 12th Lancers, Will enitiiik - gem **it, Ja the Edvtgr4, Lieut. Hop-. .kips,` for Portugal. • PLYMOUTH. Weis - - Arrived the-Cadmus,' of 10 tem, Captain Charles Hallowell, in 38 'days, (iota Servs' Leone, last from St. Jag° (Cape de Verd Islands) on aheict of •Febru :try, where she left the Maidstone. She landed Colonel Dixon Denhame, appointed.Ceneral Superintendant of liberated Africans at Sierra. Leone; in 25. days, from this port, Came into harbour, the Windsor Castle and Ocean; the latter to be docked, and, it found fit, to be re-commissioned; if defective,• the Canopus will be commissioned in her stead. Arrived, the Frolic packet, from Falmouth. Remain, the Britannia, ' Windsor Castle, Ocean, Alligator, Harrier, Rifleman, Cadmus, Leveret, Bittern, and Royalist. I Captain the Hen. William Gordon is appointed t-' the Briton frigate, at Chatham, for foreign service; Lieut. Henry Jenkins, (late of the LiVey) is appointed first Lieotenant of the Dartmouth, fitting for the Me ' ditertanean station.—Mr.Samuel Irvine:4oo be surgeon Lieut. T.. Scott and Lint. C. Scott, R.M. a:e also ap-' poiiited to . her:L - -Dr. Scat, to be surgeon of the Briton.—Lieats. , G.A. - S. Hill, and IL L. Connor,• to the Wellesley. • THq ARMY, • • Two trip of the alb li=bave arrived at Took. frost planow. ~Thursslay. iwa tne - ops of Illy 1411 Hussars mart! Clatater-le -slrert. ( "Ob• kitatiWrit. tbey ISainstOuteo permitted to stop in Newcaitle*eot,olompoo of the As4z SAturday. two trooo of tie oth Lk.tritio Guards arrived at Coventry as 4 Birotterhoo, rrplocr tbo 41.15, of 114,11 LOA Dir 4: goon Guards. ACCIDENT 41: STAINES CHUICIV. An accident, long anqcipated by many, and which, but for the mercies of Goo, might h ire bees attended with most serious consequences. occurred in the parish chalet; of Staines, in the progress of Urine Se r vi ce , an the evening. of Sunday se unighi._ The weather being unfavourable and rainy, the congregation 'vete not very numerous, Consisting of probably between 1 and SOO persons. • The service was'nearly at a conclu sion, and the sermon, delivering by the Vicar, the Rev. Mr. Govan, half gone through, when one of the loud tempestuous gusts of wind, which at intervals swept round the old and7craaredifice, forced in the windcrtv of the north transept,••with at least 16 feet of .the Walls. The mass of the materials fell with a tie. fnendous crash, overwhelming anoneusents and all be. (teeth**. Orte monument eroded against the wall, the weight of which was supposed to be up.varJs of a ton, fell with such an overpower ink force, as to break through *he pavement, disclosing in the opening a large vaurt, containing 14'coffins and a quantity of silver , edam, ii Which has heenntuotested for at.least 70 year .c - • s. The appalling noise o the catastrophe was succeeded by st thick cloud of dust, which, for a time, quite hid the scene of disorder from the eyes of all, and left it very doubtful what might be its extent, or whether the gallery adjoining, and the roof itself. were n.,t giving way. The greatest panic and Aarm, as naturally might' be anticipated, pervaded the %%bole congregation, and, with the exception of a few individuals, whose presence of mi..d and judgment stayid the influence of terror, one simultaneous rush was made to the singk and nar row dcrorwa T . Shrieking. and struggling s follOwed, and many individuals were throivh down and — trciddenover. A &id this almost universal scene of et:allusion, the worthy Vicar and . the Curate preserved their stations, and observing that .the noise of falling rubbish had ceased. endeavoured. but is yain; to calm the alarm. The edifice was soon vacated, and mks and clamour had a pease as each relative and friend recognised the 'other ; and although nighty severe bruises were given and received, all 'found that Paovinchci had merci-, fully protected the assembly from any fatal occur rence. The individual who suffered the greatest injury was the parish clerk,'who, on the first alarm, promptly ran to open ihe doors; but such being the crowd about . him, he w ay , forced o ff his feet, trodden upon, and se vet el,: bruised;--Backs-daserie of Saturday. Last year an Act was obtained from Parliament, au thorising the Magistrates of Westminster, in conjudh lion with those of Middlesex, to erect a new.gaol in the neighbourhood of Pimlico, in lieu of the Tothill-fields Bridewell, which had become greatly dilapidated and otherwiae unfit for , the purpose of a prison. After pro ceeding, at a great expense, to carry this Act into gee: 'cation, the Middlesex Justices have applied to Parlia ment for its repeal.' determining that no gaol at all is necessary for the City of Westminster. Flats.---This morning, betweeothe hours of tiellte, and one, a fire broke out in the house of Mr. Cummins, shoemaker, Church -street. Wolwich, which burned with great fury, and in a short time communicated to' the houses on each side. in the possession of Mr. Tole. man, Mr. Elliot. Mr. Hammond, and Mr. Smith. The engines ftom the Dock-yard.and the Warren, were in immediate attendance, with detachokents of Royal Marines and of Sapper* and Miners, who used every exertion to arrest the progress of the destructive ele- ment ; but the fury of the Barnes- Was such as to bid defiance to their united efforts. Three of the houses] have been entirely destroyed, and the two others much j damaged. We regret to add, a child belonging to Mr. Cummins, wheretbe ire originated, has fallen a victim to the flames. Too much praise cannot bogiven to the Officers and men of the Marines and Sappers and 41tiners, fur their prompt and persevering assistance on this melancholy occasion. A fire broke out at three o'clock on Saturday morn ing in the back part of the premises of Hickson and Sons, " Shoe Depot;" Smithfield. For several bows it threatened destruction to the adjoining houses; but by the timely arrival , of several engines, and a *offal supply of water, the flames were prevented from spread ing beyond the precincts of the Messrs. Hicksons' extensive establishment, which, however, has been completely destroyed. It is not yet ascertained how the fire has been occasioned. The new power-loom factory of Messrs. Cocksbott, at Warrington, was destroyed by fire on Saturday, and property consumed to the value of 10,0001. all of which was insured. DARING Rusazay.—A Gentleman named ALaaar, a physician, was on Saturday night knocked down, near Grosvenor-square, and rubbed of a pocket-book, con taining'sool. by a couple of ill-looking country fel lows, dressed in smockftockt. It appears that the Gen tleman• was retorting f et* the theatre, and in passing through Covent-garden, on his way home, he saw a crowd of persons, and a watchman, conveying two Gentlemen to the watchhouse : one of the Gentlenrep he found to be an intimate ft lend of his, whom he had known abroad, and had nut seen for a length of time. Mr. Ungar *as overjoyed to see hit friend, and be accompanied him to the watchho•use for the purpose of giving bail for him, but as no just grounds were given for a charge, they were discharged. The Gentlemen then exchanged cards, and parted. Daring this time it is supposed the two thieves g ,, t sight of the money in the p cket•book, as Mr. A Lazar took it out when he gave a 'card to bib fr iend. They followed him till alood oppor• tunity offered them of robbing him of it,.which happened just on his entry into Grosvenor-square; but at the instant the robbers struck him, a dog, which had followed Mr. Ammer a ling way, sprang at them, when one.of the ruffians hit the dog a blow on the head, which laid him prostrate, and gave them an opportunity of escaping with their booty. Mr. Atiatur then gave the alarm to the watchmen, and they, with a number of other persons, commenced a hue and cry after the thieves, in *high the dog, who had by this time recovered from the effects of the blow, also joined. but they escaked down some of the avenues in 9=ford-street. A woman named Elizabeth Brooka has '- ,gritted to Northampton jail by Chief JusticeSs with Mr. Justice Hot turb. is on the Midland for pnrjatry in a trial of Lebo medlar sheer' chic* anwerna the ptinthret evidence for ' corn , who, i tealiiik, i defend& EbINTIURGH, MARCH 10. Sat•trAili last..lstr.. James - Sloe, maanfaetneeis toss, who had been at Danfernslise on busiest / flies. a vlitien to the severity 0f..415i 5 storm on his reellan, .ors Cleish Hill, a few paces from the road side. Iflr.Ponte was a stout active young man, and bad taken the bid road from its shortness Geuege Stewart, a vender of small wares, perished in the storm of Saturday last, between Che terhill and Newhattle. He was found by some farm servants 03 Sunday mo ning. buried under the snow, and lifeless. Margaret Ha A their, better known as Camp Mar caret, the solitary inhabitant of a hut in the wood . f the Roman camp, and well i•iown to the members of the Mid Lothian Coursing Club, lost her life in the Ire storm. On Sunday morning last, she was found luny is a dying state at the door of her hut, and soon after expired. Her eccentricities had rendered her a person. age of some celebrity in her neighbourhood, not only Soong the peasantry, but among the gentry, who were always ready to administer err her necessities. At Patie's NI ill, in the neighbourhood of Palictsik, a umber of sheep were smothered among the snow; fiourteen were found dead on Saturday last, and twenty were missing. The same day, a country woman who Lad been at Haddington, in going home had reached within a few hundred yards of her own door, when she sunk exhausted amongst the s n ow , w h ere she remained for the space of twent y -five hours before she was die- • covered and rescued from her perishing sitnatiom• A man and his wife perished near Airdrie, and another man on the void front Glesgow to kilantyre. There was no snow beyond Carlisle. The chief lib structi.in was between Lrzinerbie and Dinwoodie Green, where the snow was from ten to fifteen feet deep. Saturday David Drummond, servant to John Keir, Esq. of Ketfield, who bad the charge ofthe plantatintis at Rutherford, perished in the snow, within half a mile of his own house, on his return from Pennicuik, where he had been for medical advice for one of his sons, who is in a bad state of hear& • A DIAZOLIOAL Tildis:--Friday evening, a teacher 01 dancing,iirEatinbargb held a practising in his rooms, ipt which there were *bopt 25 couples present. Among 'others there were two . students of medicine, who con 'rived (during the dancing of the Scotch quadrilles) to infuse into a jug of toddy a dose of tarter sweeties suffi cient to produce violent effects upon all the company. 'Suspicion fell upon the toddy, which was immediately seat to an apothecary for the purpose of being sn- Ivied ; and some idea may be formed of the consterna don produced upon all who had partaken of it, when it,Was announced that it contained poise*. Its effects were now ideal:liar—upwards of twenty vomiting at ace, and some of the Ladies lying apparently dead. The young men were taken to the Police Office; but, we regret to Say. the evidence was not thought sufficient to warrant their commitment.—Cakelorrian_Mercury. Saturday aftetnoon, MG,Jarniesoa, farmer of Craig ton, near ; l air, left Greenock, in company ssi . h two sons, Sae yoUng men, under 17 years of age, on their retutn 'home. Toey had with them an empty cart and two horses. Notwithstanding the severity of the night, they proceeded onwards till they reached Kelly Toll, where they stopped a little, and were urged to remain: 'They,' bovievii; 'Only unyoked the cart, and leaving it behind; went on with the hones ; but, from the increasing rigour of the storm and aiscoMstilisiion of the - meow, -when about a mile and ri k hifffisdo args, ti*ltleft the • amain load, for the purpose, as we have understood, of seeking shelter ap chef arm of Knock, which was not more than a gun- Wale aisiant. _ But nature became exhausted, and, they tiaisk under the dreadful inclemency of the storm, when a vary-short way Irons' the house! On Sunday morn ing; about eight o'clock, they were found by a servant belonging to Knock—Mr. Jamieson in a state of inseri, Ability.sindhis tiro sons coat dead. They werefikktle diately re moved, and by using proper means Mr: 'alfelDitSoCl revived, but by the latea accounts was still in way weak state.—Gireaneek Advertiser. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARIE-LANE, Ma acn Although the arrival of Wheat was very limited this moraine. %a melding trade was extremely dull. and what few salts haver bolo effected, were certainly ander the prime of this day se'rusight. The Barley trade Continues very heavy, owing to the state of the inviting business, but the prices dentaoded were those of last Beans and Peas of both kinds were exceedingly dull, at a dee* at 8.. per qr. and the supply being very considerable. Oats arallarly unsaleable. although thelactors demand the same prices as ill= oily last ; lower terms, would, however, be taken. In °diet there is nothing to notice. Wheat. Red, new, 30s 69s •—•—• old, atts 61Is White, Dew, 50s 55s mid 50s Ms alley. Me 40s ~Malting 60s 641 Pees, Grcy, 111116. aka 505 Old, 00s 00s Maple, 1 eta, - r s one 00. White, old, 465. 485 new, 50s /s9* Boilers, 11185, 50s 58. 11126, 58. 36s ADANA Lf 4,490 Rye. new, 54. Us Bony &H, new, its 114, . old. 00s oOs - • Tick, new, 464 504 • s old, 00s 00. Oats, Feed, Des, Ws 30s old, 00.00. Poland, new, 54s 30. old, 00$ 00. Fotatoe, new, Ws 40. old. 1s 55. Scotch, 00.004 Flour, per sack, 45s- 1101; Rapeseed 00. 11s per time Am !rem. rflostll4. LOOS Irish is SAS Firoitp Oats 1 siourPM•sr. sacks • • ,665 1,151 Yawl. Marley 11A/S I Wheat, British Its. Do. Forsisst -- Barley, British ~: 449, , s i thsta 4,llliii Beasts • SMITHFIELD MARE T. MARC& Is. Beef, this morning, is fair ale kt Ss. ws per moo far the best Meat ; and es. to 45. id. for the illlefirar. Mimeo is very good sale at Ss. to Ss. id. per stone for the Sae young Downs ; mad Os. id. to es. id. per nose for the euaraer. Veal is rather doll Dale at the quotations as ands; and in the Pork trade there is very lab to notice.--Beasts, 5,461; Sheep, 90,120; Pigs, 1841; Calves, In. Beef, per neat, 41. to Ss. Sd. Mutton, es. to Si..Si Veal, 4s. id. to Ss. id. Pork. es. to is. id.—. .per !asil s ma le Cl Xs Pis. over, 41 105. to lt. Straw, sil )S. LIVERPOOL, Masco /O. *. • COTTON Wosa..--*Dse import is large, amounting to WWI bop and the sales are also extensive, reaching 13,060 bags; at rasher lower rates.—Advices frost New York of 10th Pebreary,loo4 the price of Uplands at 914. to Wit*. and Premium of Exchange at 10, which, ce 51st January had been quoted at 91d. to 1014. Ind 100. respectively. • Sanas, g y re.—TM demand has been limited to the sale 4310 Md. at last week's rates. Ordinary to • Cern has bean in good request, and we raise our potations of qualities is. to in— About $5O casks Carding Rice have been disposed of at illikto la Molasses, Cocos, Glaser, or Plasento, there lave beeline ode worthy of sake. _ .Cnaomsaa' Iscsosars.—An Inquest was held on Satairday, at the Lamb, L Huuskuntetreet, Cluoinarket, sy the Mady of a child named Geocto Davis, who, durbid dia . spopsnry Amoco of Ma a/other. swallowed a miners of Ludlow, triode, - outlay, much had asso wed for its tuber's auk; e 2= were about lfty dreps ad muses iu the preparsoioot V " Actidossal deatb."--Au Ingram was held a laterdaya at sae Cheshire Meese Surrey-street , as the body of mos eakareu, whidi was found to the Thee.. that mersdog. • Vomit• drowned.' This body was rapidly apps t• ticcampssitiso It was reinovod to It. Clensent's bear-bsues. a