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w a dy high, and a to any further reduction beyond whet had bees oared, the manufacturers themselves would be the Inc to amigo of set* a course. r. WESTERN supported the Motion for going Into a Com- 1 seise% became be did not think that the real case of the present distrait la the silk trade bad yet been stated, or eves ascertained, wed be else &night the present stagnation of trade generally re orioir P k ACH Y thought the depression In the Silk Trade re wind 'privy, and the distressed state of the weavers. sympathy ' mad relief lair. rr LIMN reply, said, that he had hard troth* to Induce N. to abandon the opinion that the institution of a Carinthia was absolutely necessary. It should be remembered that retin a: to the proleit.itory system was not a necessary coneetresee of Into a Committee. He could not agree with the Hon. b* for Callioston (Mr. Baring) that this was a condemned made; sad be begged to remind the House, that all the petitioners asked was simply to be heard. The Gallery was then cleared for, a division, when there sp read— ' Tee the motion ... ...... ..... ..... ... .. .. et • Against It ..... ...... . Majority... .. ........ .. ........... The Howse then resolved itself into a Committee upon the Silk Trade. for the purpose of agreeing to the Resolutions proposed by Mr. Y. Phigerald. - • The Resebtioes were agreed to, the Howse resumed. sod the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. The Game Bill was rand a third time and passed. On the motion of Mr. Ps ntra a new wilt was ordered for Col chester, in the Room of Sir H. aura, who accepted the Cbtitern Misdeeds. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the Bones &dinned at Ose o'Caocc. MAJORITY AND MINORITY 6i in 1111111/ BEAMINII 01/ TAB Ciiraotae BMW, BILL. • FRIDAY, Ann. 10. 'MIDS. Cilium there Dude Douglas Dundas De DonatorsMe CONTENT—Prismr. - - Doke of Sussex EARLS Lord Mho:eller Morley Lnrd Pre-Meot Oxford Lord Prlvy Seal Powis Dram. Itosebery Breed= (Liaaniltoo) Rossiya Beaufort Strange (Duke of Density Durham Foley Fitzgibbon (bet of Clare) Fife (Earl of) Gage Mealy= Gower Grantham - Ornik• Grassi d ' airliblia Howard de Walden Ragbag Holland lonedown Hill Winchester King Rests Rev (Marquis of Lo- Albensacle tbian) . . Amherst Lynch= Maintop Lilfortl 'Carlisle Lynedock Chesterfield Siontford Cowper Montagu . Clarendon Sc. Vincent Mendip(Vise. Clifden) Caesarean Torrington Dleidnun (Earl or Caleddi Dunes. Aboyne) Cbkhester Chester Melbourne Comb% Derry Maryborough Drnbigb Liandaff Mobs (Rut of Had- Dowdier (Duke of Liddeld fit Coventry dington) isaingh) Norwich Mosta& (Marquis Dartmouth Ozford of Sligo) .... B e rndt: parr Rochester Napier 7 St. David's _ Ormond* (Mara, of) * .114.“ Wfncistster Oriel (Visc. Ferrard) o Loans. Plookett •11Perrers Abercroasby Ravenswortb Godard Auckland Salmon - Grosvenor Alla (Earl of Coals) Soy and Sete .' Grey Belhaven Sundridge (Duke of ..Hardwick@ Boyle (Earl of Cork) Argyll) Hillsborough (Mar. Braybrooke SuMe id . Bois of Downskire) Brno &key Harruwby Clifton (Bari of Souterbill (Marsolast lichester Daniel) Claseicank) Jersey . Carleton (Karl of &Mord , . Ludt/dale Shannon) liberbafros iirnerkk ' Caneret .Teyoliam 1 4• 6 9 001 Calthorpo Wellesley (Marloit) lads,. 0 • Carbery • WberuclMe . Idiom ClansetUiam (Rad) Wllkulabby trikaby ..- rams& Cornwallis Devonshire Grafton Leeds Somerset St. Mimes Weinman's Maosseasenn Bath Athol) Somers Stradbroke Suffolk 'Mauer Teske:eine Vane (Marquis of Loodoaderry) ' Walevees Westmorland Wicklow Inseams. Beresford Dunces Gordoss (Earl of Aberdeen) Granville Dederick Hood Leluster (Duke of) Alward Melville Dim. Hawks Casobridp Southampton Glom:alter —.am= Berwick ' Bedford Fortescoo Grenville ' illarlboroogh Charlamoot Yarborough Portland Xinpton -' - Stewart of Gauges. Nainindliberlatid Belmont (Earl of Galloway] Buckingham Wikon Sakersibrd (Earl of • alkaussames. Homo Cosrtown) Queensberry Orford Carrington Tweeddala Mulgravo Alvanlsy •Stagurd fit. Germans Barham • Hertford Viscount's. Erskine Northampton Hereford Breadalbane (Earl) Anglesey Arbuthnot Hopetown (Earl Cleveland fitrathallan Ross( Earl of Glatg of ow ) ) EARL.. Hutchinson (Earl of Crewe Gmbatn(D.bientrare) Donoughosore) Werny as Derby Emma. Forrester Errol ' Blida, Ranfurly (Northland) -Home Loam &uart de Raba) , Ashhornhan Howard of Ellinghans ... Harrington Ponsonby (Earl of PAIRICD OM Brooks and Warwick"' Besborough) Duke of Manchester Brakinghanashiso Sondes Eartof Nor svich(Duke Fitawilissni * Lovell and Holland of Gorduo) Ilar coot t (Earl of Egmont) NOT CONTENT—Para wr. Doke of Cumberland Longford Mayo EnniaklUen U' Neil Omlow Ramsay °mean, 11 &rewind Verolain Canter Dory York Armagh Dynes. Riclnstead Dorset Neweastle Moutainimata Ss&Nor y Tbontwool /serer Chanson&ley A ilesbury Eau & /Pilo/Mims Shaftesbot y A Militias Plymouth Paden Mor on Mateledloin Guilford DinbY ' Mandmin Maimmbiry Illoont-Caohen Brownlow Bradford - Beauchamp Skims Falmouth Howe %scam% Sidasomb Lake Lorton Gen • &swore. Londe& Durban Salisbury St. Ausph Ely Bath sad WsIM Liman Exeter Gloucester Chichester Bristol Carlisle bleak Loses. Willoughby de Breit* &ticlair Weide Hay (Rol ilieesll) &non • • • • Grander • • • .'; Ribbleeitht Farnham Redoedale Rivas Arden Shadield (Ruin) Dissects Psobrauli (earl of Rodeo) • Bezley • Farnborough Feversbao Skelmersdale rooms. • Weddings* Don. Vuoosou Walriogisam Itorhod Exmouth Law (Mu. of 20 Loom . Boas. Beetlela (Viacom* twinge& W orsester Sta Pd idletoo) tham&li Bangor St. Helms tiodbford Hereford Ailerford Peterborough Gambier Talbot Loose. Churehdl Cokbeetre Nom Lizetombe Le Deepesetr Stowell Carrick . De Clifford Nelms Dinewor Daman Charley% Illeavers illfninS (Mena) ar 2 se . Fisteerwiek (Marg. of) W n ‘, Axe Mai* LA Dia Petition . --Thedierdsealoatraor Weise in that the Petition of the Ladles of Oat placate tits Est. &Phial the Catholic BiU, " received 2,4118 sloatares is slat arm or fiv e d am m an y of than those of Ladles of high ropestalifft a'dbitellitepee; while all the siboodpdoos tom ratiologeat Palse istlatation, to twee ve haulm otipood ehetlitttobove sateen Tear' git asa." PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF MR. PEEL'S NEW POLICE BILL. Jurisdiction of Act to extend to Paddles within Westminster, and porton( Middlesex, Surrey, Hertford, Esser, and Kent • and bb Majesty, by Order hi Council, way area Council, any addi tional Parisbes he the sense Counties within twelve nabs et Marina-cross to be included. A new Police-ellee, and throe Judas nadir die Secretary of &ate, at Wades of 0001. - Hi; Majesty to appoint a Receiver of Nitro Rate, to be called the Receiver for the Metropolitan Peaks District (salary net decided). Salaries and &waits to Policemen to be regulated by the Seers• tary of State. No Janke aoder the Act to Parliament. and no IPolkea= to vote at Mikan for said Cada, add penalty of 1001.. . Present Watch in each &mkt to condoms, mall aticobe given that a new Watch Is appointed; and then the alas Watch Rate I to ease, but the Bill sot to affect the riSIS for pay*, Watchband, boxes. arms, Az. to be glees up to the am Pam Overseers to key Police Rate, not to exceed linguine in the pound, and collect the name; and in case of their default, ke. Secretary of State to appoint persons to collect sock rate. Secretary of State. If dissatisfied with existing valuations, may appoint Anesbers to make new valuations for Police Rate—public soda being given of seek intenik.. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. -.....- WEDIkIESDAY. APRIL 15. 1829 PRICK OP STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 110 is die 3 per Ceot.fted. 67 tij ex die 3 per Ct. Cone. 07a a I 31 per Cent. 1616. N es dlv sl per Cent. ited.93l 6 ex die 4 per Ct. New, 102 a II per Cent. 1626, 1031 es die Lone Ann. 19 I es die lodes Stock 031 India goods 41 South Sea Stock Old Annuities New Ditto £lOOO Riche+ Dills 88 7 4500 Ditto SO 7_ aloe and £2OO Ditto 53 7 India for Accr. Consols for Acct P014K11114 FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Orasiliao Mu Sp Ct. SS 1 31.2.86.1625, 6p Ct. 201 1 Danish H. 14. 3 pCt. 65i Do. Acct. BRITISH AND VORRIGN SIIAIRKB. TWO O'CLOCK. 11111 Ara. PAID. SOO 500 240 35 20 17 65 476 46 40 Ito 9 At as Bolan, British Iran United Ile:km Protector Fire Mr. Fs , Lea's motion fog an inquiry into the state of the Silk Trade was lost last night by a very large majority. The measures proposed by W. V. FITZ. I GIZIALD for reducing the duties on thrown silk, tram, &c. will of course be adopted, and they may in some degree assist the manufacturers s but the persons en gaged in the other branches of this unfortunate trade will, we fear, be utterly ruined by the contemplated re duction of protecting duties. Thus the measures which are necessary under the present system to assist one part of the trade are de structive to another ; and hence we infer, that the system itself cannot be advantageous. ' It is useless to expect that without protecting duties our own manufactures can compete_with those of foreign countries, where the rates of labour and tasation are so much less than to this country. The Paris Papers of Sunday do not contain any news of importance. The Ministerial arrangements cone• Tint upon the recent defeat of the Government have not yet been announced; but very extensive and ins. portant changes are confidently expected. Intelligence from Vienna has been received of the admission of the Archduke FERDINAND, Presumptive Heir of the Throne of Austria, into a share of the adnri: nistration of Government. His Imperial Highness has bees raised to the dignity of ALTAR Leo, or Lieutenant of the Empire., Viscount CHATZAOIIIIIAND was still at Rome on the 241 instant. German Pipers of tbr Bririnstant.were received this morning ; from which we have made the following extracts: CONSTANTINOPLE, MAICM 10. The mere the patience of the European ascots is put to the proof in endeavooring to obtain concessions from the Porte, the less floes the latter seem inclined so any negociatioo. The mistrust of the Divan towards the Christian Powers increaseg in proportion as it sees their incessant efforts for the acceptance of the mediat;on. The Turks, incapable of judging of any thing but direct interest, and looking upon this as the sole object of the negotiations, cannot raise their ideas to the point from which the policy of the Powers is to be considered; aid, as they are unable to appreciate motives of philanthropy, they make the result the subject of cold calculation. A Tusk of distinction said Welts, " It is not for nothing that so much honour is done us--.lt is not for nothing that so much value is attached to our assent to the Emancipation of the Greeks— though onr fleet was burnt at Navarin. and French troops sent to the Mores, against our will—and there must be the must impor. cant reasons for such a proceeding; but yoti will not succeed in ootwittiog the Pone, and to induce it to take, blindfold, a step on which its honour, and perhaps its existence, depends. The Ports raise see clearly before it acts." Mega wards from the mouth of a man who is intimately sal quainted with the INICreJ of Turkish poiley.•prove that nobody has yet succeeded to convincing the Divan of the real intentions' of the Pewee's. and that the most active Degochtlons will lead to nothing but to confirm the 'Turkish Ministry in the illusion that, diginterestodnese and the general pod are used in tbe no- godatiom as mere prstezta, but the objects ate la the _ _ _ ground. It is diamak even ler an enlightened person to get rid of evels praising% bet fur a Turk it is Impossible. In his opinion the perfection of policy is divinity, and he cannot help judging when by himself. Every Meg, however indifferent, is therefore., seen in II false light. The keg etay of M. Janbert, who expects as answer from his Government to. the declaration of the Poets, gives the .okoman Ministry ample scope for • conjectures, and leads it to seek in grenade carefully concealed the key which it has in its own bands. The Speeches of the Bing of England and Franca to their Parliaments increases the confusion of ideas; they conks' the suspicion that the language used in London and Park isaliffereat treat that employed at Ccinstantinopk, and that it is intended *lodges the Porta voluntarily to sign the sentence al Its owat rata. • A great Impression woe made- by those passages In the itoyal , speeches which mention the friendly relations with other oadons, 1 and the Rats RONAL le said to have found It dl/tub to endentand ,there. He questioned the Dragoman of a friendly Coon on the subject, and desired to Wow whether it was the usage of Pulls. D ues wipe* in these terms, and whether these assurances were -cootonstable to troth? He mined surprised at the answer he re ' geieed, and espeessA himself In a manner by no means favourable. 14111114,T Assn s.—Netalllques, 9sl ilb ak Shares, 1,103 k.— , athalq, 4re S. 11egille BERLIN, Aran 4. The Celebrate/ collection of 'Hebrew hoot' (aasong,widels are I,PW MM) Mown by tits sane a[ the OPPeelielityLlbmuy, for i•which no soolleablie olfee ii 4 been aside for fifty years, daring Ivrbich ti ass It bas boss at ffrokbergb. is sow Babol to 03644. tle Uaivet*T bat* packaged is k astd. for 11.000 &Man.— Freseifort Aram dlpit a. CITY. Trnmvs o'CLocc. Owing to the storm of last night, we ban no arrivals either of Fenian Mails or ship letters. Consols opened thh morning at S7i I for Money. sad 171 iF for May, at which prices they ore at pressut.with making doing except paying and receiving their Account. By the Imo arrivals from America, we bare SCCIIIIOtII from the Haeaanah to the 12th of February. statics that not one vasml Lawson's squadron were out, only two small schemers on the cow, and the brig Hercules of & cra ft. . Besiniss was very doll for want of arrivals there. Baurntoso, Mancu 11.—It is stated that the sebum Manha had arrived la See days from Oinos. idled is company with the Dumb sloop of war Pallas, which brought out the Dutch Ansbas sada, : the Pallas is bound for Havanosh- The Marsha brings accounts that the Salesdotlans were besieging Guatemala- The American Minister, General Hatassois. had arrived in the Pallas, sad had mat with a friendly recepdan from both parties, and much good war anticipated from his Wades. CITY. HALF-PAST ONIL O'CLOCK. Commis have remained. during the whole of the morning. at $7l j for Money. and S7t I for May. with seemly a bargain done and it is supposed that no speculation of consequence will ta►e plus until after the holidays. The paying and receiving is going off well. The Foreign market is .quite inactive. It is again asserted that five thousand men are soon going to the lonian- Islands, which ars to be followed by flee thousaud more. Honduras Papers have been received at the North and South American Coffee•bouts. which contain long documents relative to a serious difference between the Commandant of that Settlement and the Magistrates, the result of which has been the dismissal of four out of six of the number. who are charged with being the promoters of discord, and contempt of the Kings authority. . THE: THAMES TUNNEL Monday last, the Lady Mayoress, attended by Mr. Sheriff Booth and a large party, visited these vr.irk.— rt , e Lord Mayor having been summoned to a Committee of the House of Commons. on the conce•ns of the New London Bridge, was unable to attend. but seat a note of apology, expressing regret on the occasion. Her Ladyship was received by the Director, who conducted the party down the Tunnel. a hich wa. beil iiantly lighted by double gas lamps. At the lin th-r `end of the Western arch is a door, the whole of which is covered by a mirror, reflecting a•td thereby appearing to double the length of the promenade.. and exhibiting the numerous persons in the archway. This door being opened, the company proceeded to the solidly bricked end of the Tunnel, built up against the great iron shield, by means of which the wot k ha. been so tar accorn• plished. The distinguished party was received on entering the arch by the music of a small hand placed in t e gamma arch, and she sounds through the long satchel. were peculiarly soft and mellow. Oil a tattle in the Tunnel were placed sandwiches and wine; and on the Lade Mayoress recpie-ring Ge tleman to inform the Company that. in the al'. of the Lind Mayor, sloe begged to es .ress her thanks for the very gratil)ing sight of the Tunnel. svh;ch had exceeded her highe t expectations. and she 'egret of his Lord►hip at being prevented having the same pleasure. and their warns wishes.lor the suc cessful-completion of the honourable and surprising un ite taltitg. the Gentlemen present received and answered her Ladyship's kindness with three hearty cheers. The band then played the national anthem. and some other airs, when her Ladyship and party tetired, ex ' pressing their thanks for the attention s:iown to them by the Directors. COURT CIRCULAR. The Duke and Duchess of GLoucerraa gave a grand dinner en Monday, at Gloucester House, Park-lane ' to the Pris ons Mamma and a select party of the Nubility and Gentry. Prince Lyman the Russian AnsUassudor, gay , . a grand dhow to the duke of Conasurso, at Ashbernbans House, Dovemereitt. as Monday. There was a numerous party to meet the Royal Duke. Munday and yesterday his MAJVITT . S bounty was distributed to SOS poor amid aged men and women, at the Masonry Mice, Whitehall, by Mr. Hasse, Yeoman of the Almenty, and Secretary to the Lord High Almoner.—His Manner's annual Maundy distributions will take place to-morrow, at Whitehall ChapeL Sir Gaoaoa MURRAY visited the Duke of Watuso ens yesterday at t h e Treasury. lewd ABIRCROUBY transacted business yesterday at the Colonial (Ace. THE ARMY. Loss VITOMIT fleanasn's Lam—Lord FrfZILOT 301111111111 IN all Military eccretary to General bird Commanding In Chief. went through his List yesterday. at his °dice in the Hone Guards. A few Generals, and about fifty other Men. transac:ed statuary hesitaters with his Lordship. Two troops of thigth liegiolwit of Dragoons reached Canter. Miry barracks on Saturday, and the ether detachments are to ar rive there this week. • • Last week a detachmeot of the 7Sth Highleaders, under the command of Ensign A. W. Won, embarked on board the Earl of Weissys smack, at Leith. for Gravesend, on their way to juin the Regiment in Candy, in the island of Ceylon. Detachments of Invalids belonging to die lot, 30th and 4lih Regiments of Foot, arrived at Gravesend en Saturday last, on board the Circassian free trader, front Madras, were immediately landed, l and marched to the Invalid Depot at Chatham. Detachments of Invalids belonging to the 11th, 71tb, 13d, and' filth Regiments of Infantry, have arrived on board the Stestor transport, at Gravesend. from Ceylon, and marched On Mooday into Fort Pitt 'Lusa.. Two Companies of the Royal Artillery came home in the above vessel, and proceeded up the River to join t►e Hemilltaitters of their corps, at Woolwich. NAVAL; IN I bLLIGENCE. Mau.. Amines TINU Dar—Dublin I..—Waterford 1. The Moscow, Norris, from Mammas, has arrived off the Wight. The Countess of Chichester packet. from Falmouth. arrived off Monte Video on the 30th January. The following vessels were all wind-bound et San Lucar on the 25th ultimo, vis. Frier, Gleans, &lithe, &incline, Haled., a Yarmouth brig, and two schooners. Mat., Aram 14.-Wind H.S.E.—Arrived from London the lianose...pirOm for Quebec ; Amazon, Hrokiek, for Miramiebi ; and Beitannis; &radian, for Bermuda. Dove% Aran. 14.—Off port the Mulgrave. Turner, from the Maurftles. Postsbacorru. Aram 14.—Wind S.E. to S.—Arrived bis MA. jelly's ship tartar, from a cruise. Pas.ed tile Midas, Norris, from Alataimas. Sailed the Ottawa. Douglas. for Quebec ; Isis Majesty's ship Southampton, for the Cape; and David Scott. Jock sou. for Madras and Calcutta. _ _ _ OALNIOUTH Aram 13.—Wind S.W. to W .— Arrived the Dove, Coy*or fro l reigitaiouth for NewfoundLod. HOLTIIIIBIIp Arius. 13.—Arribed the ?daisy, —•-•, frost Moe. rara 7 lest foremost, &e. WATNRFORD. AWL IS.—Arrived tbo Augustus, Hallett, from Lisbon. Liegaronx, Arm IS —Arrived the Thomas Dempsey, Coxon. from Alums Vedas; Alexander; Turnbull, and Severn, Heath, from Barbados"; Wk. Hobson and Lyeurgus, Coin , from New Orleans; Hanlonia. Watson, and lloben, Rowell, from Savannah; Commerce, Norton, front Philadelphia; Garland, Wright, (rum Baltimore. FRY AND CHAPMAN'S BANKRUPTCY. Yesterday afternoon a portion of the valuable pelici;selfected on - the lives of the panners in this arm. was sold a, the Man, by order of the Maisons. In all there were twenty policies, amount ing to 411.41001. Two for 5,00111 la the Linden lA, Associating, on the life of Mr. Joseph Fry, aged Li years, subject to the premium of 1111. 10.. a-year, sold fur $l5l. Two policies In the Rock OlAce, for 5,0004. on the same life, premiums 1471. per annum, sold for 1,51101. A policy in the Imperial, on the life of Mr. -William Fry, aged 61 years, annual premium 1041.265. id. sold foe ust. A ditto. on the joint lives of William and Joseph Fry, in the Goardlanollice. for 40001. annual premium SSW. 15e. id.' produced 6551. Several other lots produced corresponding prices. The sale excited great interest kt the City, and the large room was ctowded with the creditors of the Inn, and persons connected with the Stock Exchange. The Doke of Gottoott had as audience of the Knso on &today. His Grace arrived at the Castle Inn at three o'clock, and proceeded to the Castle soon after. His Grace continued with the Ku's fee an hoer. _ _ _ We regret to say that the Duke of WeLutioton appeared to be labouring under indisposition ea Monday nicht. His Graie was continually coughing, and his countenance indicated that he has Hared (rem his late incessant exertions. _ _ The Loan CHAMBERLAIN has ibsued orders for a change is the Court mourning occasioned by the death of the Prince of Hems Hosenuan, to take place on Sunday neat. The Drawing-room and the Levee wilt not, as has been stated, be post poned on account of the °sourcing. The Guardians of the Poor at Canterbury have come to the resolution of permkting the emigration of same of the pan. pees considered most burdensome; and the Ansandale, now lying in Dover harbour, will carry out forthWkk IS adults and IS chil. dren.--lent Mer;sny. A hoax *a, lately practised on the Tralee Herold, io the shape of the report of a trial in which Mr. Solemn Lavaor was said to hive directed an acquittal, on the ground that muss were Der sheep. It has since been ascertained that the statement of the supposed trial was a fabrication from beginning to end. .1/iscontst VlLLisits, son of the Earl of JERSEY, at tained his majority oh the 4th, en which occasion a grand dinner , was given to about thirty of the Nobility, and a ball in the even ing to four hundred of the haul Mo. A Sag waved on Rochester Castle during the day, and about thirty of the Noble Earl's tenant@ were entertained with a dinner at the Crown Inn. . ENORMOUS 13171.1.0 C c.—AfeW days ago a bullock was slauglitersd by Mr. Miosboll, of Nortbwich, bomber, orbidi welting' 104 stone, and stood sixteen hands MO. It was fed by Mr. Prescott. of Naloton.—.Mscefsgbld Coon-a. EDINBURGH. Aran. IS. Loss or ♦ Frextro-roAr.—We regret to state that a fishing-buat. the Julia. belonging to a dwp.sea Fishing Company of liJinburgh, and manned by six men belonging to Coctensie, was lost in the tremendous gale of Thursday lam, and the whole crew drowned, by which disaster five widows end 5.4 children, almost aU under age. have been left In a state of poverty and helplessness. It appears that the Julia, along with a number or other ho its, bad taken shelter for some time on Thursday under the Le of the isle of May, and that while the others, front a 'cameo( danger, returned to their various ports in the Fritb. the crew of the Julia, with daring temerity, proceeded to sea. l'he disaster which afterwards betel them was learnt on Friday morning, by the boat coming on shore a wreck at Thornton Loch, a Intl, way east of Dunbar.— The crew consisted of Jahn Brown—ltft a wide* and four children. Jahn Pidgeon—widow and two children. Juan Coul—widow and @even children. James Cuul—widow and five children. Morton Durham—widow and via children. William SM./alt. aged 17, unmarried. Upon the melancholy event becoming known. Mr. Cadell, of Cockenzie. humanely visited the destitute famihes. and ailnumsteted to their immediate yams; cud we noderstand be has since set on foot a subscription on their behalf. None of the bodies of the bshermen bad been found yesterday. The swell of the sea. for 46 hours before the jale came en. was truly treniendom; so much so that seine of them eapected to have their masts shaken out of their vessels. We mach fear that we may have (artiste deplorable effects to relate of the storm. About two hundred emigrants for the Cangdas sailed from Leltll last week in four vessels, via. the Harmony, Young; Margaret Bogle, Smith; Fidelity, iinglish; cud Jessie.. Christie; the first three for. Quebec, and the last fur Montreal. On hoard the Har mony there are about GO from the neighbourhood of iedlorgis, going out together to settle ou one spot. and of course rompir.ed wholly of agricultural labourers. The Msrgaset Bogle. alert hying a. far North as I)undee. bad to put back to Burntialand It Nils ; and the Fidelity bad also to seek shelter in 11..ri:h Roads aferr Italia so far on her voyage, In troosequetice of the viit'ent gal at Thursday. Foal's/Tao Taxies —From an expression used by the boar of Wellington, in his speech on the second reading of the Ca. lodic Relief Bill, we are inclined to hope that the resturatiou of all these titles will take place at no distant period. We arodc to a seta' bee id which his Grace said, that the Stu .n Emily having erased to eli*t the disabilities affecting its adbrrents should ce.ise also. In .Scutland such a boon would greatly increase the Duke's popularity. —Galesfoisiert Mercury. Gmates.—lt mty appear incietlible to ilin•e have not thought upon the subject, that, upon the lowest calcula tion, there are at prest.nt img about this kingdom no les. than 12,000 gipsies. Such, however. is the fact, recently upon the most respectable authority.— Manchester Advertiser. At the Ga w y Assiies John i yogi, w..s tried fur the murder of his wife and infant son, and was found Guilty. One of the Jury, however, having recommended the prisoner to mercy, they again deliberated for a short time,and then brought in a vet dict of Acritrof. Ti.e Ass are far Cot It have let minated. anti fir srver al years we do not recollect such a number of heavy cases as %vete di.posed of. Time were 110 less than seven capital comoctions ; and thirtymne males and seven females uttered fur tran.purtatiuna The acioutits from Manchester. Leeds, Micclesfield. Blackburn, and other manufacturing towns sue 4- un satisfactory as ever. In some places the men have turned out for higher wages. though even at ti,e present rates the misters find it Almost ortp&jible to carry (.11 business. As Mrs. GRAstost.L. of Craeford.ttrerl„, Ma! y.la. bonne, ss as returning from the City on Suad . sy night. in the dicky of a Paddington stage, a was cut in her clothes, and her pocket was robbed a f a biick con three five pound Bank of England Lotims'ai.d sovereign and a half. Her daughter sat b? l.ea sfJe at the time, and a similar attempt war made upon her, bat unsuccessfully. The repairs of the choir of our venerable Minster are gradually progres.itag. The north aisle of the c::trir is occupied with a great quantity of st ne, which as ready cut, to restore the dilapidated columns, round same ut which scaffolding has already been eiet rooll.er, Sunday night, as Mrs. KaIaIITIRIDGE, a widow, Lady of fortune, of Beikeley-stiiet, was loulcsog over tom full of papers, some of which she was about to take aids her to Ireland, the lighted candle fell do.sn and set flue to t h em. In attempting to pelt out the light, the un fisitutiate Lady's clothes communicated with she Games. and in a moment she was enveloped in them. Her screams alarmed her servants. who instantly rail up stairs to her moor tame, and endeavouied . to extinguish the fiames.iir__the whole of her clothes were com pletely burnt 'Bl . her bick, and her person clikatituily scorched, especlilly her shoulders. Several medical Gentlemen of the neighbourhood attended on being seat fir, but their Ainterterence was of no avail, as the died three hours after the accident. She was neatly 80 years of age. CORN-EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE. Aram LS. There WOlll a great many country buyers at market this morning, and Wheat was purchased rather freely at Monday's prices. Malting Barley also went or better than on last market-day, at 555. per quarter. Oats must be quoted as on Monday. IMPORTATIOMII MICR MONDAY. Whist, English (qrs.) 700 Foreign Irish .--- Oats, English Foreign 2,900 Irish Basiri. !tusl4ll 1.000 Foreign _ 1,100 11.4g1C0 Iriik .--. I Flour (satire) 1,530 COAL MAIIKET—•Taim Dar AT Ont • The Coal Escheats was wen minded by mercbanu to-gay, and Is consequence of there being DO market on Ftiday next (Good y), Coals 'moray were to good demand. Tbirty•seven new were at market, making a tote! of 'Meek during tbe week of a shipe.• Walboad Cosh . . Us: Od. no. 04 34% • '' Odor sorts . Skips kM . M flio. 04,- mis. 44. ulct a. I i 01 I