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• • THE -EV; ►+ . LONDON. THURbDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1819 PRICE OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Baulk 'Stock Si 1 a In loins Roods 67 a per Gott.Rod. Ha t I look ilos Stock I pot Ct. Cum. 117 I a a Old Anotddas isa per Coot. MC 97a Now Ditto 91 per. Ow. Red. 971 a .61000 Exchei.lll497 II 9 • 4 per Ct. Now l ,lo , li a I MO3 Ditto 67 11 II 4 pot Coot- Ink 4109 sad .1100 DINO 67 6 9 Loft Sow 90 1.111 Indio tor Acct. • • JIM . , issdi sot Coos& for Acct. 974 1 a I , . • " — •',OREM al FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCIL *Siam' Roods. a p. Ce 911 Kin. Sda.lesikep Ct. Snail Eds. 1 p(.l. Do Acct. 1191 Di Ace. sat . IPortog.lldo. SpC. Butoolo Airco Ilds.dp C. 411 a 'Do Acct. SI 50a D.oisliN& 5 pct. Spanish 13ds a p Ct. „Do. Acct. 14 * Do. Acct. 9 9 BRITISNI AND FOKRION SRA RIM TWO O'CLOCK. • ' mom Phi Ilk Dcasiliso SS 20 SSa Dk to dl a dosal ss s 91 9 Colapobkw 7 se Othorai• /Maim Asts 100 l a l SO fla 10 illbosoloo Unwed &Wigan 40 SO 89 a l il ll a loa Protestor Vire 10 1 111 Ss 41•................... MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. HOUSR OF LORDS—THIS DAY. The third Session of the present Parliament was this afiernorm opened by Royal Commission. Tie LoU Cwascst.Loa came io to the House of Lords . a few minutes after two. The Commissioners were, the ipORD CRANCIALOR, the Duke of WILLINO• TON, : BATHURST, the Earl of SHA lITUNURT, • aid Lord ELLevioaotrom. Immediately upon the Loans Commtutosmas taking their seat on the Wool sack, the Members of the House of Commons were summoned to the Bar by the Usher of the Black Rod, wigs tholi.RD CHANCELLOR read the following Speech flan the Woolsack : " My Lords as Geolkotels, " His bfazawrir commands us to inform you, that be capstones to receive from his Allies, and generally from all Princes and States, the assurance of their unabated desire to cultivate the most friendly relations with his MASMITY. ' " Under the medi 'don of bis Masan, the prelims navies uf a Treaty of Pace between his Imperial Ma. j-sty the Emperor of BRAZIL and the Republic of the United IN °winces of Rio de la Plata, have been signed and tAtified. "Hi. MAJlntrt has concluded a Convention with the King of srAlw.ifor the final settlement of the claims of Iltitidt and Spanish subjects. preferred under the Treaty Maditd on the 12th March, 1828. lan , ShisraTT has directed a copy of this Conven tion to be Lid bdbre you, and his MAJESTY relies upon your assistance to enable him to 'scone some of iti• provisions. " HISMAJWATY laments that hit diplomatic relation, -with Potugal are sill necessarily suspended. '• Deeply inteaested in the prosperity of the Porto guese Monarchy, his Maiselft has entered into sego. dation% with the bead of the House of BaAoANzA, in the hope of te►minating a state cf affairs which is in compatible with the permanent tranquillity and wel fare of Portugal. " His MAJISTY commands us to assure you, that be has laboured unremittingly to fulfil the stipulations of stile Treaty of the 6th Ju1y,1827, and to effect, in con cert with his Allies, the pacification of Greece. The • Murea has been liberated from the presence of the Say pilau and Turkish forces. " This important object has been accomplished by the successful exertions of the Naval Forces of his MA JESTY, and of his Allies, which led to a Convention with the nicht of EGYPT; and finally, by the skilful disposition and exemplary conduct of the French Army, acting by the commands of his Moss CHRISTIAN MA JESTY; on the behalf cf the Alliance. " The Troops of his MOST CUSISTIAN MAJeSTY, having completed tl.e task assigr.el to them by the Aires, base commence.' their re urn to France. " Is is with great satis'actioa that his Mauer( in forms you, that. during the whole of these operations, the moat @trellis, Union has subsisted between the Forces :oldie Three Powers by sea and land. ilia Abusers deolores the continuance cf hostili• ties between the Emperor if RUSSIA and the Ottoman N His IMPIRIAL MAJZITY, in the prosecution of klgue hostilities, has consiJered it necessary to imam the exercise of his belligerent tights in the Mediterra• actin, sad has established a blockade c f the Dardanelles. N From the operation of this blockade, those coin spacial enterpr:ses of his Msubjects have been exempted, which sere undertaken upon the flith of his MAJZSTT'S declaration to his Parliament respecting the neutrality of the Mediterranean Sea. " Although it has become indispensable for his MA /VITT and the King of FRANCS to suspend the co opermisin pf their Forces with those of his IMPRRIAL MAJUTT, a consequence of this resumption of the , eletcise of 'his Belligerent Bights, the best under standing prevails between the Three •Powers, in their endeavours to accomplish the remaining objects of the 'Lest, .£ Lyndon. • " Geoikons of the How of CooToxi, al We are commanded' by his Disiesiv to acquaint you, that the Estimates foi the current year will forthwith be laid before you. 'His MAJUTI relies OD your readiness to grant the necessary supplies, with a just regard to the exigencies of the public service, and to the economy which his MAJESTY is 1102iGUS to enforce in every department of the State. " His Mo.tarry bas the satisfaction to announce to you the continued improvement of the Revenue. The progressive increase in that branch of it, which is de rived from articles of internal comumption, is peculiarly gratifying to his MAJESTY, as affording a decisive in dication of the stability of the National resources, and l of the increased comfort and prosperity of his people. " My Lords and Gedlemen, U The state of Ireland has been the object of his MAJESTY'S continued solicitude. ed His Mm.rurt laments that in that part of the United Kingdoms, an Association should still exist, which is dangerous to the public peace and inconsistent with the spirit of the Constitution; which keeps alive discord and ill-will amongst his Majesty's subjects, and which must, if permitted to continue, effectually ob struct every effort permanently to improve the condi tion of Ireland. " IBS MAJESTY confidently relies on the wisdom and on the support of his Parliament; and his MAJESTY feels assured that you will commit to him inch powers as may enable his MAJESTY to maintain his just authority. el His MAJESTY recommends that when this essential object shall have been accomplished, you should take into your deliberate consideration the whole condition of Ireland; and that you should review the laws which impose civil disabilities on his hAnzaarr's Roman Ca tholic subjects. " You will consider whether the removal of those Disabilities can be effected, consistently with the full and permanent security of our Ewtablisbments in Church and State, with the maintenance of the Re formed Religion established by law, and of the rights and privileges of the Bishops and of the Clergy of this realm, and of the Churches committed to their charge. " These are institutions which must ever be held sacred in this Protestant Kingdom, and which it is the duty and the determination of his MAJZJITY to preserve inviolate. •• His MAJESTY most earnestly recommends to you to enter upon the • consideration of a subject of such para• unt importance, deeply interesting to the best feelings of his people, and involving the tranquillity and coo. cord of the United Kingdom—with the temper and the moderation which will best ensue the successful issue of your defile:Anions." At twenty minutes to three o'clock the House ad journed during pleasure. The Atchbishop of CAN• TERBURY was in the House in an undress. The Marquis of SALIIIEURT is to move the Address to the Krim, and the Earl of WICSLOW is to second the Address. So great was the anxiety to hear the Speech on this occasion, that at no former period during the present reign was there a fuller attendance of the Members of both Houses, The avenues leading to Parliament were more than usually thronged, whilst below the Bar a dense crowd had assembled, and a number of Ladies of ratik graced the galleries. We received this morning German Papers to the 28th ult. The Algeweine Zeitung states, oo the aothority of accounts from Vienna, that the report lately circulated of the Ottoman Porte having accepted the propositions of the three Allied Powers, is by no means confirmed; and the statement is said to have originated in some stock jobbing speculation. The other articles in these papers are not only unimportant, but have been for the most part anticipated by previous arrivals. The follow ing are extract►: VIENNA, .48. 28. The report that was in circulation bete, that the Porte had acceded to the mediating Powers, and invited the Ambassadors at Praha and Ragland to return to Constantinople is not confirmed, and appears to have originated in a stock-jobbing speculation. A Russian courier arrived Isere to day oo bh way to Italy ; sod an English courier Irons London. Count Zephelin, the universally esteemed Ambassador of the King of Wirtemberg, died here yes terday afternoon, after akm and painful illness. Their Imperial Majestletsbowed him the most gracious attention during Ws illness. BUCHAREST. JANUAST P. Nothing sew has mewed here, and we bear so mom of time advance of Tchahan Og lota FRONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, Jan. IL The Pitch* of Melba makes bitter complaints of want of pro. visions, and now that he has received reinforcements, is u distressed as be was before when he asked for troops. He has quartered his cavalry at the diatomic* of several miles in the country about the fortress, with directions to provide for their own subsistence. The country people are thus exposed is all kinds of silbnioNand already begin to Sy into the forests with their property. lu Bosnia tranquillity is pretty bell restored, and the Divan regularly holds its sittings io Travoik. However, a deputation is to ge to Constantinople, with the permission of the Vi zier, to nuke representations to the Bekaa, and to ask new securities fee the privileges of ;be province, that there may be no ground for future cemplalat. The calm and judi done conduct of the present Visite seems to have gained Wei the good will of the people, and to have restored order. These last statements, however, requite enolinnation. as they do net rest on solids= authority. The same may be said of the accounts le circulation relative to Albania, which speak of a revolt of the Albanians against the Pasha of Scutari and Ochuda. The Paella of Scutari, it is said, cannot obey the orders of the Porte to march to Macedonia, because he is in a manner besieged is &stark The intrigues of foreign adventurers, who distribute money among the people, we assigned as the cause of this insurrection, which is sup. .posed to be connected sigh the Greek insturectiono The Porte however, bas Wren onnosk b Macedonia to sake itself obeyed ID Albania. If there should be really say foundation for the report of lionilki hawing broken out them Yuman; JAN. 23.—blotalligooe„ 971; Bank Sates, 1,100. 24 -= Motalliqoao, 27 7.16 ; Bank Mann, 1,111. —ileasseim taiisaig. Jan. 27. By the Flanders Mail we have Brawls Papers of yesterday's date. The foreign and dome.tic intelli gence which they communicate possess no interest. We subjoin a few extracts: _ FRANKFORT, Jam tti. The Bane de Momhbellioshausest, Preident of the German Dlet, to expected to-day from Flamm The day for the opening of the attisp is not yet and, bet it will sot be loos delayed. POROS, Dec. 29. Count A. Capo (hula, oa his return from the Mores. has been to review the army at Megan. He ►as promised the soldiers two enosths pay. and has given them orders to be in readiness to march at the Arst notice. The army was then divided into three corps— the first has marched towards the Golf of Prrresa ; the second will occupy the Therinopyla, to prevent the passage of reinforcements and provisions; and the third will remain in the environs of Co rioth, to oppose any attempts which Omer Parka might make against that point. BRUSSELS, Fss 1. One of oar Journals repeats the mamba that M. Van Gob bles/Any has earnesdy asked leave to resign, and has obtained it. Moan. Fakk and Van Crank's& are spoken of as likely to succeed Messes. Van Gobbleschroy and Van Shawn, in the de parunents of the Interior and Jude,. Faa. S.—Numerous Petitions continue to be sent to the Seeend Chamber of the States General, in favour of the liberty of public instruedoe. Up to the Ist inst. thirty-two tides and tonne bad agreed to seek reddens. Pre 6.—We hear that the litigate of the Interior, considering the necessity of studying both the languages used is the kingdom, bas ordered the foundation of a Prolmeoesitip of French literature in the Atheneum of Brussels.—ensessis Papers, Fa. 4. ciT Y. TWELVE o'CLocz. The Camel market opened this morning at 671 j for the Ac count, soon after were done at 1171, and at present may be quoted at 271 i, with little dohs. The Foreign market is void of the least interest. .:...01TY. HALF-PAST ON K O'CLOCK. The Coned macket; instead of improving en the es; need Speech of the Yam, has receded. Comb, which were done in the early pan of the morning at 117; for the Account, receded to $7l; since which they may be quoted at $7 jj. In the course of the morning, a great operator in the market purchased ow hundred and Shy thousand Consols; but instead of its getting the motet up, it fell, on the above purchase, i per mat. It is reported that orders have gone out to the Bret ladies, to make great retrenchments there, both in the Army and the Civil Departments. NAVAL IN 11.LLMENCE. Mom Anna Tun Dar—Dublin I—Waterford I—France 1. Arrived at St. Helena, and sailed on the nth December for London, the Husky, Thorne, and Mary, —. A letter from Liverpool, readvod this Biasing, refers to another letter net received, respecting the adefortue of the George, Wil kinson, from Cocaine to Liverpool, and states that the Captais had been seen, but thought she was not in a dangerous situation. Dem., Fes. W.S.W.—Arrived the Matchless, from St. Michael's; and Liberty, from the Mediu nauseam Arrived from Londe. the Waterloo. Patridge. for Jamaica; George and William, Nicholas, for the Cape; and Cakdonia, for St. Vincent's. Poulaserren, Fes. 4.—Wind W. to W.N. W.—Arrived his Ma jesty's ship Melville, from Gibraltar, and is under quarantines Pramual, Fn. S.—Whid S.—Arrived the New Bideford, Matheson, from St. John's • Reciprocity, Broady, from Urban;. Julian, Smith, from Virgin ia. Faustus Fes . g.—Wind S.S.F..—Arrived hoar Bristol the i Sarah. Webber, for Spain. Is lavanyou, f ree. 3.—Arrived the Salem, Richardson. from New Orleans; Halifax. TeMey. from Halifax • Bondy, Pettier, front ; and Pylorea, HA from Sevi lle. Gunman. Fro. L—Arrived the Broke. Hardie, from Deme rara • Hannibal and Elvin, Grace, from New Orleans. Dmun. Fes. Sea.. Arrived the Tribune, Leader, from Gibraltar; Arena, Buck, Shannon, Josses, and Briton, from London. The Houses of Parliament have been aired and brushed ur as usual, en the commencement oldie liessioa. His Grace the Duke of NoaroLa last week enter tained a tarp shooting party at Farnham, and the number of pheasants killed was two Modred and Mty brace. Oa Tuesday sot of the wasteful's, lading a fox In a more, knocked him ea the bead, for which amportsonanillse act, and want of consideration towards the neighbeering heat, he was immediately discharged.— litay Llvaaroor..—Mr. P. MAHON; of Dublin, arrived on Monday, en his way to Undo°. Mr. MAMMY is Parliamentary Solicitor to Mr. tY for the mooing important struggle to obtain a seat in the Imperial Parliament. Mr. O'Coasseaa himself is expected to arrive In the coarse of the week, and he will proceed directly to Loadon.—Lieerpsei Mina Tuesday afternoon, a longs carats (sea gull) was shot at Dau:het, by a young man nested Rause= ; a second bird uf the same species was also shot at, but without tact. Mr. M'Cu&.r.ocu delivered the first of his introduc tory Lectures on Political likosoasy, at the London Univenity,oo Monday, before a crowded and most respectable audience. A very convenient mode of knocking at large houses, which. are let out in apartments, is adopted in Lisbon. Instead of having bells or knockers to each Lxir, there is one general knocker at the gate door, at which you give as many distinct knocks as the number of the it.or the person resides on you intend to visit; that is, one for the first Lot, five fir the fifth, six fof the sixth, and so on.. A remarkable instance if escape from the great earthquake at Li+bon is related by a recent writer " A Lady was at the time in one of the churches; while attempting to escape, two falling columns Coining in contact by their tops caught bet hair, and detained her sate beneath the pointed arch thus formed till she was the nest day extricated. Every other person in that church perished." A considerable diversion in the turnpike road from Edgeware to Watford is in contemplatiOn. to avoid &anmore Hill, Bushy Heath, and Clay Hill. The proposed line will eater at the foot of Biockley Hill, and proceed by the reservoir to Busby Chapel. CAI US CoLLZOI, CASISRIDOL—A misunderstanding. we have been Wort: ed. has la ely come into existence among the Fellows of this College, and from peculiar eircumtances, of a nature not unu.ual among that Leatned body ! It seems that three Senior Fellowships have been some time vacant, the filling up of which, when duly (niched, is vested in the Master and Senior Fellows; but that right, from some cause or another, was not exerted ; and by a lapse of time the nomination became. to use the University term, by devolution, to be the right of the Master of the College Weis; he, boa ever, declined to use it without the concurrence of the Senior Felows. After some further delay, for rea- sons which we have heard, but do not feel disposed to enter into, the vacancies were filled up in the manner before stated; but not, as have been u ual, from the Junior Fellows of their own College; selecting two only from that body, and the third from another College. The two former are Messrs. Francis and Turobuj. the' fatter Mr. Hanson, of Cline Hall, to the exclusion it is revisited, of an acknowled ge d e l egant scholar. the next in rotation of the Junior Fellows of Caius Col -4..e. This proceeding bits excited much interest in the University, and will undoubtedly give ensploymeat to the Gentlemen of tl e long robe.—Suffelk Herald. . •COURT CIRCULAR. - -4...... _ The Duke of Wau.taovois and Mr. S •cretary P en gave fed-dress Parliamentary dinners yesterday vetting. at th e * respective residences, the former to a large party of M en ,t ws the House of Commons. In order to communicate to the the King's Speech, on opening the Session of Parliament this day. party at the Duke of Witi.t.iaosos's nas colt, posed riche Lord Chancellor. the Dukes of Manchester and Grit. the Marquis of Salisbury. Earls Bathurst. Wicklow Abeed sm Shaftesbury, Chesterfield; Viscounts Sideneoth , Heresford. Wile. Sydney; Lords Elleuburough, Muyboroogh, Farubse sl o . Hill, Bettiry,and Wallace. Among the company assembled at the residence d Mr. Secretary Pear. in Privy Gerdes., were the Speaker et * Hoene of Commies. the Marquis Graham, Earl of Brecitosek Mottatcharies, Viscenot Lowther, Viscount Clive Lord l ie ... Gower, Lord Corry. Lord 'Ashley. turd Eliot, Clive, phsrsy g:. merset, Sir George Mousy, Sir John Nicholl, Sir George Sir Henry Hardinge, Sir Gauge Cockburn, Sir George liege. 4,7 Alexander Grant. Sir W. Mow, Mr lL Martin. Sir Joint Brea m , Sir George F. Hill, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Anw ar , General, the Wisher General, Mr. Dogherty. the Solicitor the er a for Ireland, the Right Ilan J. C Herrin, V. Fitzgerald, C. Acs Authors, J. W. Cumber. T. P. Courtenay, General Hipp% aki n General King, blesers.Calcraft, W. Hondas. LI memo. G. Il e * S. Perceval, Plata, W. Peel, H. Twig's, Holmes, &c. Ste. At the Sheriff dormer given by Earl Baveaussav nor Tuesday. none of the Great facers of State were intone, aS having sent tartars. Two of the Cabinet Ministers, the D e bi at WELLINGTON and the Earl of Asmusant, Were also prevented Gee being present. The Lords of his M jesty s Most flonnnrable Privy Carina assembled at three o'clock yesterday 'terraces in the Privy Council Chamber, Whitehall. The Lords present were-sty Lord President, the Vice Chancellor, the Secretary of State ter the Colonial Department, the Judge Advocate General, and iy Judge of the Admiralty Cant. The 'shim on which their lard. ships assembled was the further consideration to the PAitup 0. Mr. Justice Walpole Willis against his dismissal from the 4,11ce .4 one of the Judges of the Coen of King's Bench in Upper Cause, by the Uouteriant Governor, Sir P. 'Maitland, in June lair,. •f• Lordebips retnained but a shim time in deliberatioo. Count de Illuvrild, tile Danibh Ministet, Juid a con. terrace with the Duke of Wacaniseon yesterday. at the Trestary. Karl BATINUILST and the CIIAAEILLuIL or the Bacon/mu visited die Duke yesterday. The Duce of WOLLINOTON visited Mr. Secrete y Pear. yesterday. Viso sent iTAB %TANA. the Brazilian Minister, and the Chevalier DE NEUMANN (of the Austrian embassy), transact e d b e . sines. with the Berl of Amanita yesterday, at the Dem of the Secretary of State ler "'angst Affairs. The young Qu en of Porruciaz continue. confined to her apartment by indisposition. East BATHUEST and the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCIIIr. was visited the Duke of Winutonton yesterday. A deputation from the Spitaliields weavers attended, by appointineot, at half past three o'clock yesterday *hereon, at the Hike of the Board of Trade. WlnteligU. The deputation were met by the President and Vice-Predileut of the Board of Trade, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. and the Master of the Mint. The conference lasted till nearly all o'clock. SOUTHAMPFON. FaBRUARY 3. A 11.11 took place at the Long It oms in tSis tows on Moaday, in a style of elegance never exceeded, attended by all the beauty and fashion s the town and neighbourhood. The Ididg flaming and Stewards comprised families of the Sr.t mine/ :sea dad distinction, viz. Nlarelinmess of Ci.aaaicas..e. 1.44 Wells Airs. FUMING, and him anzosios; Sir Josaris Your. Sir Dumas Vistas, FLazatito, Esq. M.P. and J. SUMMON, Hi. whose at. tendons materially coninanted to the superior resonation of the "lend d scene. Dancing proceeded with the utmost hilarity tea late petiod, when the party separated with feelings of the highest &radicalism BRIGHTON, FURUANT 5. The weather today has been bright, but very cold. The Pi ince,. as usual, took a cartilage airing, accem. panied by ady MAIM TAYLOR. Sir Ganes* &amnia, liart. frank Cooaabe-place, afar Lewes., left his name at the Palace yeeterday. The return of frost prevented on, Sobacriprion 'Matthew from throwing of at Patchaaa yesterday. The Dutch Ambassador, Heron Facet. confined with gong . the Albion, has much anniftiod in health since Sandal. Sir 'fatomaas and Lady Lanesaissa, Mr. and the three Mimes Leestaamos, Lord Nswav, and Mr. Wawa, IN arrived at the Royal York Howl. Mr. and Mrs. Moreau , and family were included in the depar tares from the Royal York Hotel this morning. The banking house of Lemma and M 1141411110418. which has stopped payment here, is said to he in possession of mem to pay sU demands in full at so very distant period. There was a bachelors' Mall given to the Ladles at fissannies Sea Huss' Hotel last night, in mellow style, and as which ahem a hundred persons were present. Theconspaay did not separate until nearly live o'clock this morning. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Doke of &mothlre, at Devonshire Elease, from Chatsworth. yesterday; Lord Durham, in Ckveland.row, from Laminae Hal, Mr. and Lady Jails Hobboose, at Whktoo Park, the seat rf Sk Ben' antin Hobboese. Bart. from the Condemn ; the Hoe H. T. Liddell, M.P. and Mrs. lUddell, in Clarges.street, from their seat in Northumberland ; the Duke of Norfolk. In St. Jaasees.equare, from his seat, Farnham, Wolk ; the gad and Coastees of Jersey. In Berkeley square. from kir seat, Middleton Park, Hafted shire ; Lord and Lady Colchester and family, in Sprinciankos. from their seat, Eldbrooke Sasses; the La' el of lieshotkosh. is St. James's-square, from Lo rd Spencer's seat, Woolbeding. S u s s es Lord I Alford, in Berkeky•square. from his seat it Northanipteo shire ; Certain and Mrs. Everett, In Albensario.stmet. frosts De. vun.alre; Lady Caroline Poulin. in Corsoastreet i May.falr ; Dr. Crawford, in St. James's street ; Mrs and Mks Aubrey. in Dever.etreet, from Bath ; Capt. Wyndham Massone. ht the Re. gent-street, from Park; Mr. Hugh Hare. in Marks street St. Jameerequarat=t e. Misister, at the late residence lieiLld Bathurst, in CHANGES. Augusta. Atltyos, Esq. from Rochester to Broodstairs ; Mrs. R. Jeuner, from Wiley greet, to Wettest Castle. Glamor:am shire ; Captain and Mrs. Hushes, him Dover-street, to Brightoo; Skinner, from the Brisidi Hotel, Jormymetreet. to WinJear; Capt. and Mrs. Hash Stows, and Swift. from the Lisbon Hotel, Dover street, to Odlerd ; Culleohiti from Reebell, hoe. ditto, to fklithsea; the Hee. W. Thew, from ditto, to. Weskit the Rev. W. Ink ebbe, Irak dim. to Cambridge • Rev. MerlP• Butner, from AIM, to alliesi Billarilleeelloch, from tlitte, Chester; the Has. Mrs. Soddy Rem ditto, to Brighton. A Meeting of the National 3 ciety took place yes terday at St. Ma rtini Vestry : present— Archbishop of Canterbury of Chester Mbar of Loudon Asmas Cambridge Bishop of [Janda, Joshua Wawa, By. Bishop of St. Pitersburgh Rev. Dr. Walataley. The Scheele lo the tullowiwg places were received late Uniai: Limbo:dal, Yorkihiro ; &away, of ; it. Chad' Shrewsbury ; Ashley, Stratford; Ine s Kent; and Usk, lionanadi. Pecuniary grams were also made as follows s Horogesa. Hants . . 0 0 1 AEI/7, Stratford _am e 0 Charterboasejliutsa 10 0 0 1 Wiled's, Yorkshire go 0 An inquest was yesterday held at the L ado° Hos vital, before J. Mims. Esq. on view of the body d Mrs. Sarah Ramsey.—Mrs. Nympey, the landlady of the house, in Uratrel.lane,Whitechepel-road, where the deceased had a first floor, stated, that on Sunday lag, between three and four o'clock, she heard the deceased, who was a widow, scream, and which at the manes had such so effect upon ber nerves, that she then desired her son to go op stairs and see what was the cause. He looked through the key-hole of the door, and saw tae deceased enveloped in flames I Having opened the dowt she fell on the ground close to it. Her son succeeded in extinguishing the flames, by pulling off her clothes. She was severely burnt in the hands, neck, and fact. Coaoaan—How did it happ en ? S he said she was taking some boiling water out of her kettle into the - ;ea-pot, and in so doing her clothes caught ire.-- Jutor—ls it true that she aas subject to its ? Ye t sometimes; but in this c.se I am convinced the caste of her death was purely accidental ; she was 60 jesil of age,--Vetdict, " Accidental Death." SEAMEN'S The Anatol Matti terday. at their room mit Lord Stoop of The griers . trzy, Mr. Ho In movtng the see Captain YowsO, and to the benefits which from the outdoes' of Theektiseing been vet His Lniminetr cop Iw presiding at their to attend at any foto hit of any importance. smallness of the meeti as it appeared from ruber more flourishin There was but one poi be was debitius of Ca the religious inurueti the beamea under the t Deptford, a very • eilig man. He was glad t about to be established He was sun both ante to e4ch other. ELEC fION Yesterday the friend other to the test in hoc mere crowded dining oat the first day ; the seerned rcs take an Intel vitt Copeland and Mr. extremely popular in partisans sufficiently tr bad advanta g e , of whi self. Mr. Dove lost se superior means of infor and was unible to set sense r f tho e means. A voter for Mr. Dove n t paid Vie rates in c 'fitment. The answer t no rates, he bad compr certain yearly sum, to was considered good. The most tremeadoul mouncement of each tot ins upon Mr. Dove, we At lour o'clock the L N be closed, and soon if For &stiff Copelmed Ik. Dove Majority is f It had been previousl that this meeting should be thought necessary to date ',Attiring it might b *Weir day the Ward . Shersff COPELAND a , saluted the assembled and he took to himself notwithstanding the gr stand so high above Oil accomplished this, althot hour, and although Mr. E years at work to gain tit{ deeply felt ilia force of _ . . pledged h imself to act benefit of the Ward—(l Mr% Duos asisleta 11 !ptomaine in dabbing !tappers that Op Friday iqvired, whit* might mal tunes. At the commenti Dose) had received. at .minety.fige promises—(Q • It. would tell tl a per so they were. Many of t • tr ay until the close of the and applause). The most abed against him t but • needy the whole corpora amount of the superiority was no great triumph. been made upon him (NI election. Insinuations parentage. education. an cation. some estimate mi Sheriff's qualifications in even the few words whic committed to paper—(Hi oth-r requibites, he threw YerterJay the wo prompted by the two Un. with a few words—(Hi to encounter a ,at lead combined in calonsni purpose of prejudicing his atif..rded a striking contra) the opposing Committee,, penned a word to the pr e y (Approbation and hitse.). 'llhe Loan MAYI a hope . -, wtuld cee . w. He much CI of h.nebills agailbt any had teb , eived ho unptupii, sans of either cabdidato— The . Wardmot;;;; - .. The Duke Lir RICHI4OIII hisesrabilsbasein of gamekeeper Laic seek, JeHN Gautr Ws worsened liberality. says native veneer, a lane fat beast. one handfed and slaty quart , rottadun doting this incl e m e n t 1 A dreadful accident tic alarm of fire was commu eles ..n she oirStet night a. lace in a cotta g e occu pi dge-strort ; the family being pleceden a bog by irig• caught ire, and the r Assiskanee was soon •at h petting the poor is omen True aurae (Mys. Hogget idere days), after being at. pith. considerable eitlistal death ; but alter suffering 6p to Thursday, she espi Sae gill, three years old) 4iid at this time the nsothe iiturtion. It is truly appa of accideuts which have h he he above town andntfb saaie longing to a man hunday morning, was • filling from the fire other, that it horsed t guar, when it expired. I the majority of theta alar o f cateienness or dens,' th r t folk Herald.