Star. — London, England, 1826-03-10 00:00:00

ntti, alltichlitidtekLatieddip firms,* 1. ,Me Maiestr i s 6 0 ;1 'women add dio netiniskeerect Sr veil seriaesifijostico Mr. Aldermen DRYDGES - iekeved the increase of crime was to be attributed M.a treat degree - to the abject contition and inonorality of the lower *Wets who paid no attendee to the Care or iserroetian - of their afferrtei t and it *mad be deeirable it the floiooraistie Gentkman meld devise 101110 means of preientingt neselintleos - in the tarp towns of *gland anions the reetaw_tbeneek - by denialai some minas fer enipleyteg them in ditiaiiitrorphii. isattitilz(A Wyk). Setretary feet; observed, th.sk It was '44 . ir k teatipii to introslace..a provision, in the course of, near- week, for a material elteratiott in the . law relative to the estrearof recognizance& sit cases where persons ate bound - te ere cridence—which he thought a case of very peculiar hardship, in many instances. He held' in his hand a petition from a person in Shrewsbury jail untler-the following circums antes :—ln the year 1818 he was boon! to appear at the Assizes as a witness ha rec,ognikaticey of 121 Business carried - him to London 1 short time prior to the Assizes, ani en his return lie got lame upon the road. He art i wed. notwithstanding,. upon the day on which he was to . make his appearance" and. remained during the entire day in the hall of the Court, but he was not called, his evidence being deemed unneces arr. • Yet • five years afterwards this man vita attested upon the estreat of _his recognizance and thrown into prison —(Hear). This unfortunate - Man vrag'74 year. ` • ( ilea). One of the objects which Ise praystitieit to •himskir liiow efteitually to prevent the recurrence of such Atiantable circa* siances—(llear). • After whiehOrave was given to bring inihe.2lll. • Mr. Secretary PEEL then moved for leave to bring to a 11 . 111 to antrildtbfr'fairi relating to Felony, and the potilshinent . of acres. tealad Asa foe the payment of die . expenses of prose:calor ken.' -• , - . , . .- • -,. • - . ;21 .1 , it . . :r... • . • . l ie ., a •• , A . 64.?.41A•t3:11 .z.t . .': .. tr. t . .;•w al I We.) E . ' , ‘3l •- t . d 1...”..1 1 11 1 1 4 101 4 011 nIiV.V2A. • !::',l ...71'tliC I the LORD:ADVOCATE of SCOTLANDrose 01, vihuke his promised motion' for bringing in a Bill tell rezulate Stearn Vessels in Scodan4., 'His Object . in this r ,frofos put a stop to the frequency of accidents in tkitdepartnient' .def "hel'ac..et Service. It was intended .to restrict thr coatinatsd' la f, ,Tesseli to ezperlenced seamen, anitodsu vi regulate t ie 1, t y re - ITO:positions in passing each other when on the coast. no (*win that the House would manila in the propriety : aiitirion. lie then moved fur leave to bring in the Bill. i ' l..itnig opposedthe motion for leave to bring in the BM . *bid' lig reefed would only tend to cripple and fetter individ • , „Nieriiiip, and limit the permission to navigate these vessels to paid.... ,*dingy ligiPility to command, must, after all, be decided and 40. by the public. Ti 'HANKY F'A li NELL was equally indisposed as his Has. Vries:4.w submit any EMI of regulations on the subject. Admiral HA 'MST suggested the propriety of enforcing sett board these vesseli, the same , regulations with respect to the OA& ing on the latboaid tack to the vessel which was meeting bet ems* starboard tack. Mr. SYKES opposed the motion, on the ground that the law et self preservation constituted a sufficient motive to vigilance and cars The I.OltD ADVOCATE insisted that it was necessary to die public interest, .as • well as tolliat or the owners of steam vessel., that public ric k be enacted._ _ , If such rules had been pew inulgited !yields • to - the 'maenad y accident to which be hair befor'e•alfull'ed, beforeilfueed: that acclait itonld net have occurred. MC said • . thit owasetand the public were both unanimous in their wish fur • .legal lettilatisins. . , . ." ; ,iir J. NIPIPOWT. :observed, that if the people of Scotland coulanat magali e their steam boats as well as they were managed in the Aida* parts of the kingdp,lbe better remedy would be to paw Ili Ahe''proliibidng sea* sisiliadon in Scotland, leaving the Miticoidite kingdom free. ' , . ."-- - - t §W ; C.../M 41*seppoeted the motion. The disastrous oeciurirace t 4 , 96 t IV* kg be Auribed to the want* such reguktimmt ' The'phery was being cleared fora divisiois„ when . Mr. C AK-NINO rose and said that he moss vote fetbe mod if it were only on account of the long-catalogue of grievances' width &Waist it otenttil had Already to complain. (Lo;s1 langissel-J) It cbis UI, intended for the of the Scclandi Were to be rejectidat the tilteshhold of the it * biiikk tam to'hidadid - to ladtatilagit of "etrans*it: (laassistet:) , • t t -• Ii• Hr. H UItHZ-' and Mr. HOBROUSI4. /molly , twoillseaandlet the Hon. and Learn ad. Oantletnao to withdtaWrhiersigalg• The House then divided. ' ' For theitotton, 76 1 AOinst It, 26 'llsl4l3dilt, ft. , • froir-aiii4OriTauadass*.i. NEWPORT rose to morn tor 'lea' Ve to . . bring in a Ball to repeal an Act,- by which •it -was pro. vided - that the rights of Non-resident Burgesses in Ire-. land should not be questioned. The Act was that of the 21st of George 11. c. 10, sec. 8, Irish Statutes. Since the, passing of that Act, circumstances had entirely changed. The repeal of the Test Act, as affecting Pro testant Dissenters by the Act of 1780, had alone made a imatprial change. Upon the subject of the Act of 1780, VNew, that great misconception prevailed. It was ugly firtklif, three yAitts ago that a ,Cabinet Minister ha*, told him, that s .l?is chief reason for resisting ,ilitholjs,:lisianiipaticas.was_, that it must lead to the, real thf i :resk 44c. 3. 4 was only with great dif scult7, and after a reference to the Act of 1780, that tbe ; cabinet *sisters could be convinced that the Test Act, so far as it applied to Protestant Disseniers in Ire. land had . been already repeal The Act, for the repeal of which he was about to move, was a blot in Irish Legislation. Mr. GOULBURN was not prepared to concur in his motion. The effect of the proposed Bill would be mis chieveos, inasmuch as it would tend to curtail the num ber of Magistrates which it was generally thought de sirable to extend. The whole question was, whether non.resideett voters, after tht law had permitted the .exercise of their rights for eighty years, should now be ttislrapc}iise'Z_ ii *al, a ..ciueition Dot confined to Irelands it eitended alsotosthis country. If the House _ _ was prepared to sty that this principle should be adopted in fi eland,' they' nitric :. bt •prepated also 'to' adbpt -it in England:The question was one wt•itti wokildit anytime ye qi ut ie =Kure consideration,. htncertainly at present be was not prepared in ieqUiesce in the expediency of agitating is. . . W. 2: It I Cgail l ipOrted etwi mutton. ' - ,:"Mr.•PLUNtk7Fropptsved the motion. His AO( Rofi.. Fa tend'hattlatien'ineto a mistake either in law or, in fart . 'sTl6'' 661fmn . **ste not between the existing Clikteye l 14* 'Yet4;; e red residence, and the Act of ,lichilt...ll(oo4' ' Pie d with it:; but between an ...Iset of 10111 Henry - i.l. and *bat of Geo. U. and he itresumed , shst.she Legislature at that time considered. the restrictions unconstitutional, as they tended to asbildge, aad.wot to extend, the elective frauChist% He . .481itted to tie . proposed Bill, therefore, slot only on acilifibt 6f its peculiar inexpediency at the present ma • 'etent i not only upon principles of general policy, as it'iiiiiit,to abridge the elective franchise; bet al,o, be cadWit invaded individual right% andtpetted sirin an alTaffgein - ent' niade'at the period of the Union. IV BM kW*, atreidy'Oien flake' before the House was, 'M tbdogai, a stint* atrinitieighlait altotr- ' .• . • . . . Mr. MARTIN Tor Galway) characterised the Set of Geo. It as the arancidietratratid incident in Ow Partianiesany ishaory sit reland. : retispe the,blonse generally was op orate of the air c•Jautaoceammtiesud With the passing of this act ? .. An flonookafilt `Gentleman whom ewe be Would not mention. aml Who :Poiieiied grpat ing uenee. ip 441,66 Parliament, bad rn.ade a swap of one tannish fur that of Newtown, and then finding that.k would be % issnueetne to f oe 08,ppmee t t tq introduce his butler 'sad ndier d o. . damaa e atcr kf u y e l s i a . newly-aelluired buroogb, be lee nPen the Irish Parliament ,to pass this act, to p :41 . 416 meref • • , calsehoodxof.ase,preamble. It weuki be conipite2tick ' ITI kes, p ' en Off •filli. . 411 410"W4 •b/ his 144 0! # l °P7 , r. a ir • 15 I ~ -• ' ....it. AS,. 'll 0 TC#I 440 i mps, . cotnr'&l4 In ati:7, Yens which Ls non- :Friend t Ow ow ' — 'lilt Mei iplOatti, lthWi t ieilAna4Nosiltiliolie 14 bad imsemcsas . 3s •‘ i :t. in:. ..• - ~, .pan 'in labot•le) tops • • firiallittrd NBWARORT was guise -1111110 sloan da lr. - w4.. evet purpose tbe-Aut had bean p asse d, i t was 40, sags 144.asver DM. .ithe llejtetel etnimatiolioeresieas ` 1 , any retain the former. SOULBUTUT did not wish to restrain the Ron. Baronet . from twinging in his Mak bit at the time be could mute him, that he lathing o dd %pion rowdy the same pcinciple. ' IFT YIPSAVATS - Mr. LITTLICTIIIOI-rosovilerfallat to notice, to move certainl Resolutions as to thweonduct of Private Cominittres. One of his objects would bur td alter the dislike of counties to one half, and to elect Menthesi far the other half, some front remise counties, and some from Scotland end Ireland (say in all 190), to assist the Members more interested io abo Dills before them. Another great object would be, Us pi h n. Orion* . fate hit weighing too much. When any pules wen Ai...tidied 'with the decision of the first 'Oemeiteeitv ise wisheditheet to have hawse so strike off a certain , Menthe'. int 'hams dm womb of 'calling foe a Special Committee, .in thr,monewayarConsasittossior Contested Elections were now allowed& lismonsid'also esisiodast-engb %Sethi Committees should haws the powereoftlearardingonste In sae of frivolous applications. • He.shookt noneirebows Maine Rawhides; tatbe effect, that the .premont distriblelewaltooontimileanneasieste causes, bring found iU Teal.tr, thnebjeetisewhiekik.was feensed,-should he subjected to doeskin smaldefasion :of *he House an Weibiesday nett t. •• Lord A. HAM I uroti thought tilat , it the first Resolution was to typaof tbosowhish would follow, flaw were eakulated to be of -wry little nutria sin altering the present plan of Committees. -Lord A LTHORP:saitis this would sot be a Committee to try the merits ofa farmer Committee. k :.Mr. S. WORTLEY said, it. was desirable that the Members sitorehl do the business of Conunittees properly, and with a know ledge that secheckwashasging over them. , The Debate was then adjourned to Wednesday. ,:- Mr. MARTEN postpostrd his nodes relative to the law of for which stood for this del, to Thursday neat. its.Slos GOULBURN-obtaimed leave to bring in a Bill to amend dmilbse olireland re:pectin* assigtonent and subletting of lands WlLlOnmetents in kebob pomfratesther Bill for the better regulating proceedings en wsirsol asiklrsiand.—Leave given. .. Mr. C. GRANT ants Select Committee on the butter Wads. of - Iralsod......A2Cosidobor alas appointed, five of whom bolt .sporton. • ' it :1- .- - • • - Lord J. RUSSELL pootponef# his rootioo, which stood for this y, to Monday rant. - ,: '' The House.thea inn* Into a Osounittee en the Scotch Juries Rill, which being disposed of, the-nose resumed. Pa the second reading of the Emmk-Charter Amendment Bill, Mr. JOHN SM ITa said tact er mare absurd and undigested measure never wentahrough , dor limas than that now ender con sideration. • Mr. HUME objected to the chose which prevented banks con sisting of less than siz partners, within a limited distance, 65 miles, front drawing on London. Mr. HUDSON GE/Ban sad that the Bill was a espy of the pettifogs*" Bill passed fender Sank of Ireland. and was entirely =wonky a lbw limb of linglead. Mr. HERR.= sni4 is rhea* and clauses toad be better diseased in the Cenuniuee. TWINS waushins , rusd a amend dase and referred as a Committee. The other Orden of the Day being then disposed of, the House adjourned at a Queatsa mesas Timm *Time. THE STAR. T, . le • ni:loaarig , ! 1 . • , 7.• VOINIMIPI I( NPr. : . 1% 1 , P 4 17.4 AT 4 .gP . .1-4 . -1 1rfOCIL 10.011NANOttifIlltabilt Q01:019![. . . ivf9s4lStfecAnk otarkwygolUiftrinsioces' istnit UMW imoptionnionsid.beithr.lant , few &TlM:rattans" 11tiMINrr1d mosilttisr_mite! Wir , fetalititi,'atai' rawirsl# -he sOtWestit**o4l4,',l4i.Vir)f „ inennikinten benne donnhaOSSii +main swir•T•Awi• BlehigliCr 16 1 49 W 01•111. "tietbiNheilleCllittit socking Is 'doing, 64 • • 1 Capra* larienuAlduffpnekiniletfr Mexican 6s, Colombian tiettr:4lobiti/uP7SPlAlitillain aundle 57 56, Greek Buns:l9lst. 111161;:00AT4git1 'AI Pima -ovum& Bank - '*otk Shpt.' '` • • - 3110 r, Ceo;:.*S • Sho/. • • • . 3 per tent.,Cens. 76 1 .4 3 / 4 1 / 4 54 1 / 4 3i per Cent. Shut. S percent. Red. Shot. c • • 4 pkt i celit. 95% 96 95 3 / 4 96 9.54. totig:Ann. Shut. India Stock Shift. India liondf. par. 2 dit. I:l',ooo . Excheq. Bil 4 1 2 1 prem. 1:560 ditto 1 2 1 . prem. 0100 and' £2OO ditto 1 2 1 prem. Advertised ditto par. Bank for Acct. 204% Cons for Acct. 78A 1/5 3 / 4 78 78. 1 4 XXCHANORL AMSTIVIDA.II, Xmas 7.—On London, 40. 5. 2M. 39. 11. itucausan. Meows 3—On Linden, 36. 3. 2M. 35. 11. Sr. Pmasnvaan Fn. 17.—0 n London, ff. Basun, Van. 28::—On London, 3M. 7k. Vicsna, Fics. 12.—0 n London. S M. 10. 4. Fnannrgas. Wien S.—On Loads°, It M. 155. • Fonsfut4. FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCZ Piltzican lids,t Fe* I Ditto Acct. 523 I 2 Peru.. Ms. 6 p C. 523 313 1tt015.041%, 1222.5 p C. 733 Ditto Acct. 753 Span.S p Ct. Cons. 9) 110 Ditto 510, 10 Span. sp. C. 1it23,53 7 CStilian nonds.6 p q. 44 Colombian 1114.$ p C. D 0.1346 1144.471 I Do. Asc. 47; I Danish Bouds.s,,C;,/st t Ditto Acct. 521 Greek Ms, DM; Ditto Acct. 111 i - 13111T1S11 Ave , Voltam* wilidesti-two mired*. •4• /COW 0 1 I.+ • • Wr An i b NO* P ak • .44tti • • (1 own& 11 • OS 109 .. S " • 190 S • 400 so 14 • 7 .7 T. ~. pist night, Mr. Secretary Pm. presented a new chain to the lasting gratitude of his country, by bringing .be. fore'the liou# of COnstioni his plan fov cons and amending abet' iasinal Laws, 'wile:swing Stating Book those heterogeneous and v • from t nift+portsl: unno. tessark 'id 'absurdities like tflthritr,;`,oo the only surpiiseb, that tiity can sirlOng Sala Aterloo4r:fled. Thanks, libterdr, tti Mr, Pad, these incongruities .al; loner disgrace ddr todb of land !t - is not, hdlg./vet, merely to consolidating, the statutes that Mr. Pates bill i s confined ) but It -em braces some very important amendOsents of the existing law, while, such is its humane tendenty, that it make, no new crime. • - i . ...A The speech of Mr. Secretary Pen. was recesvossoun the marked attention of the House, interrupted ontro frequent and continued cheers ; and in his plan trai,.ae forming our Criminal Code, he will not only !Writ approbation of Parliament, but the grateful his admiring country. ,- This forenoon we received the Data Papers 03 the Bth inst. ; they contain accounts from Batavia to the 17th October, by which we learn that the rebellion was not quelled, though some advantages appear to have been gained over the insurgents. Hamhurgh Papers to the 4th inst. reached us this forenoon. They contain extracts from the Journal de St. Peterslurgh of the 21st u_ It. which principally relate to the Farther progress of the funeral precession of e the lam EMPEROR. On its approaching Tula (the Birsaingha4 of Russia) an immense ctowd met the procession sik, miles final the town; and the workmen in the manufact• tny of arms fell on their knees, and earnestly solicited permeation to draw the hearse, which they perforated with every sign of ardent zeal and pious reqtacl. —When within three quarters of a mile of Tal i they Were relieved by the merchants and citizens, /abfir had *aired also on theiiknees the arrival of the proceik sion. At the harrier, the Bishop, accompanied by i numerous body of the Clergy. the Governor, and civil ()Seers, the Nobility, and citizen, ok all clseseep joined the solemn procession, and neennipinde4llititie the Cathedra; the catafalque and there surpassed in magnificence " sdt . been seen, and prove how thommem : is universally cherished. ..., tki,lifilnico ---140 4 1 4 1 11111*P .- _ Actonms from Hanooer at ilv a fipi :Mototp-litafri Duke of Causing' is bilisio.dlakilitpopigilt4l goly delayed by tkepresent • WINDIPIR, MARCH 9.—Altlough has materially • hapeand during • Awl kat befit ,ar -. ~e is net let, '10g9%44E1 14 ' 11 '0.- or The Duke of g rall i kt _tostreTAst/ailialittniNll visit to the Koss, at the Royal I...ndee, Mladstii Ye&terday, Prince POttosac, the . Freida tartar, traDsa4ied business With Mr. SecrabitY Foreign OSee. Sir HEARER? TAYLOR, the COMllliendlnt Military Secretary, transacted business,. ylennisp, + .of You, at his house in South Aucilermnot. „, Yesterday, Count Lunour, the NespOitan sador, transacted business at the Foreign 01(sce. stf. W. M. NAPIER, Bart. has ordered number of webs to be even to the most needy weavers in Kilbarchan, and two Gentlemen Mr. J. Besszt.e and Mr. Gooses W w eue, k esege p ee pi e ly, to superintend the manufacturing depannsent DUBLIN, NIA am" 7.—Saturday, as Lord' FOREL! returning from Derrycarn to Castle Forbes, his hone tooth light and fell. We understand his Lordship very narrowly tweaped serious injury, as the hone relied en him, and his foot having taught In the stirrup, he was dragged a short distance, but providentially the hone was gentle ' , his Lordship was mai extricated, without any other injury than a slight contusion on toe of his legs. It has been remarked, that the character of Trebeck, in the Novel of Grtreey, ',lntended as a sketch of the celebrated . Beau Bs usnmell—an irks which does not appear to be well taw/ed. Trebeck and ErununeE are certainly so far alike. Inasmuch are excessively entertaining and singular; bat this gwassid= blanee is all. Drummers talent consisted in a certain eecentite, l sly, and neat humour. The wit and originality of 'frets**, on the other hand, is of a killer order; he is an intellectual coxcomb, with whom one should fear to wile. Brwnmcll made his bearers , smile; but Trebeck, in the asides of his banter, compels one to think. The original, then, of the character in the Novel (if, in deed, it be not altogether a creation), must be sought for else where, titan in the-pet:son of de late arbiter elesershanass. The quantity of wool imported into Great Britain Wench of the three years endipg January S. MO, 1815, and 1111249 L oras-....l 4 nisary, 1894, 12,3711,1220. 1E24, 211,558,22111 b.; 1626, 43,700,55811 b. Connected with the improvements bow forwarding at Buckingham-house, St e, and in . Aids Perk, it is intended to throw an iron bridge across the Canal, foe' tbraecoransodation of carriages. The projected brid g e will consist of only a single span. It is already known that the Bank ,qf England is authorized by its Charter to e, adsmposlsePATlcidv and 'net" ehapdise. The following is tim lop* regulates the disposition of such property 1— Ith BTI-LAW.— Item, It .is restated and ordained, that all Jewels, Plate, Bullion, or other Goods, Chattels, or Merchandises Whatsoever, which shall be pawned un t o du. Cp r ation, or left and deposited therewith at Pawns or Pledges for - Money 'to be lent or advanced thereon, and tit* 'redeemed at the time agreed on, or three months afterwards, short' s irlieneorshiN they are Lid, he soli at.a puMie sale by inch of enadle, iwasanper,as in*rlls.ltes fs usual upon three days'. antic, thereof litetslven.hy weir thp Royal Exchange , or upon such ether piddle notice as the oust .r Directors shall think at. And that no sale of any such GoOdi. Chattels, or Merchandises (not redeatied as aforMaid)shall be had di made in any other measer."--Eank of England, Fah,.rt,tese. .14oms, JAN. 26.--.oti the evening of the 20th inst. - haven of harnuony'were completely Madame CATALAIII giving her first !.• • Never ltd the theatre contain's>. dienesswatver did Roast witness such fashion, natives as well as **two, froceive and amateurs of th bear that eublime talent, vaun t. I known throughout ail Europe. ..eetpeotations ; *e astonished all her notes, which were never more big-A1i5ti....,.... .. • • - - 7 - ----- 7 -- A - . - .7. -. : -- ' • : tiL:i , m - .f . it ,1 - " ii. op o t #fikliii.i.'Lot di for Lonkr ea . • ' Aiiiklibt t roop ntSlik,l tii i fir game liniment SG fhb. . on tr fror Jialkorotii. Two rosin ddt - de of t. PQM ;Onions snitched * raises Prdistbst, id one roop . froen rd. e• the I tif s i ek rAllitil h • - %in Troops ordill Vaniiii kii . le 04 di; 'frit athein.4; - 1 $ mcv , ' , .l 7r , : ,i t-, salt'7l 1 vim , IlitegTrespeqbfiehtvometlitigini•Ot left 'Aledivoilli; . 'Mk Belfast. Another Troop, an r listad l tu werg to live Balai n robe tl*tisylor •Li nnoi stio rn. . . itie4di Three TrooPs Of die a Majghdd M ardi liiVtioddithd . and id imt. (or tiastaiek Mtkeirst6mitAnihilife e likes ' • ••• Mateo Troop an& Fieldmilmllilin rok iriddllesiiinkAlltkika- An, on the 7tbarmr Cal*. ..„,, i„ ,vf,tr.....!. 7 . 7 -: , r 12.. _ Toro Troops and Ai A ith.s. eierds from *Caldr, one Troop ,sa Titrip' ' Linittick, one Troop/roil New Bth; bitriaTninp Mien Cablc kg kr rive at Dublin an Mel kthvallekrlolo4llliliateldriTtitiolt.' One Subaltern. One . "pi gigkiPP4Olk ei the illeck Foot will arriv e !it Closlan L prOatr i fie aatg,take .1 Pa11101.744L1i dlUilrAft _fl . .. .. Bartitanktip,, trait his *at in Keit ; • ,at his house in Qrosavear-square, from his seat in ' ' g ',Onnpgase. of Dartmouth,: at tier house in Berkeley - her seat, Blackheath ; the Barri, Ctratritoo at h 1 ik ' er G rosienor•street; ?ruin ifs seat 'ld &ifs ; liika: clowtoulif ILP. Isid 4 t o p ectilw and family, at Asir house lo .Clowelaiol-upaost *int *dm tin Sauey ; limn !aorta amamisis intii444•l4ob - cheater -square; Lord Minket:t ea . ri Aly. le l , ; Arlinpon-atreer, faint Hints; family, at the Ormiswielt "Hite, ienttritistreer;. front ' ' ; E. Prothense, Esq. at ditto, from. Moles , Viscousness Askbasoke, at Alarshal Theme 's Hato*, ..V i r& to laki-Frafja t Colas, A. Daple, 111. P. at ditto, frill i f Jr IL Pals Est at ditto,[am the Caftan' k chei lib,. ' ~ at ditto; Captain Hibben. at Mind -. ' • - i.• - - . • ' ' ' --..., ' *. ' :-1 • 4211141151116-. ;-• • , . Um CluekbettAse Gond Idliesielatentiitai'ark,lo Pith ; Admiral god Lietibmantldarpasans, from t ettotea.Neer Mad, St. James's -street, so a tour ;*Coptalo Maxwell, front ditto, for Brighton; Mr. and ifris. Rowley, . front, ditto for their scat in Nark& ; Lord 4e Is. Touche, fro& ifirsisirritosopants'a . Hotel ; Ramona Hartioni, • : tod - Mts.inie Misr traltrinisfsAtililletto, for TPletim!” HA' . lA. IM . Mier tea* Mn. Duggan, from dittos fir the arena ' , .4 ' a• Rag. ~ from *to C e che Eevi, .Won tiapSks nod . . km ditto g lamb kilitii NOCatto:rde - -e .., ) 'I if tivenct 0* tiatiALllNTEistgiGiiiie g lil:l ' . the Meelherra k usen , .. ilaiabirgi. . CUSTOM-ROUSE. Menem o. . ' Senn Farman hntraane.a.The Meth sad Pliege lir (ions Lisbon ; Sistert, RestStatufgateCrtel • jusee,l6o6l - k ; Ca ' therine, from Fire ; lad Two liemrs t ibtein D 111111.!• RIMMED MTV,* ass —The Sirens, lerCulais ; tilemer, feeblest* ; Active, for Dunkirk ; New Proq and Zero, fir Jamaica; Masa, for °Sena; Crosby, for fammdam; Apes, fur 'Cap* 'Haydn' ; and Fox, for 'Ostend. . . . . . -2- e - -• •:- ' • According to the official. returns.. thrcessompeies of th• eity 0 PO! 61111100144 lasi *es - 4 0 5i9 *MN of. beam, of which ten malmse y yeere.corcoltee„ . Asul.._t, le u rwentreeets w hi c h en *pi.. tie ammenArgienikl*.. ..,gptidS was eery small, cuspated, tieli 'Oes - 0 1 1 4 1 10 2 i in , If* * sag" ' ardeles; h was.only tbmie'llifllaiis Ottawa. . The Jewish hiame cd'Uott' st, 134anklefes has •failed ter the sum of two seillame ea siaille (ModlnOloAdorileo This misfortune was auribeted to unsuocesetel opeculatima..in wool, grain, and ether agricultoral.peodoce. The sum required for Liverpool, from tiitioinnent to be advanced by the Bank et Nogiandv will be 300,d00L The depution from Manchester have named (600,0001. Mod` that filial Glasgow 300,000 L SAturclAy morning, as one of the Freerdeani , opt tae vessels, belonging to Mr. Norm was returnfeit lioni,_ Lon ilno, and being close hauled; beating to the witidwitrarlit stable, a sudden squall upset bee. There' were chi* '' ;In ' , iris. lather, son, and tratedatio, the lattetl ' a about ten years of age, sad meat priloibly asleep, was iintibstemitftly drowned. The vensetteing at the thoithi shallow water,ttleit father flimerd and son clung tether mist, and their distrespit situation bile ql -teen from Whitstable, I *tit front that piloyeicleir . !etllisied'tliktilif , PuntiC,Al.l A't' GAhltAWA lit Mt. • ROllll4O. lieent‘tilleinig,= A it lieelliebleo,. No." ' so ,614 ilivtitable . a Patililic, ' tfentalidng numeresi tsfeeine..lll eretsYsteoral building, memo& of water, lead fiat, &c. held under the 'Crown foe nearly. 7 year at,s lest teethe first four yetis.* lit. lOs,, and for the et 1401. 184 6.1. per einem ;bindles aboutlet.: a year; knorts to be takes as a vaination...knotked &two at 4,6001: A leasehold Fossil ResitlenwNo.2, 41okofield-street, rcetland-place.withattaclikd ant detached iloafetic (Ace, &nide coach louse, stabling, harness renin, Afreeseteetne *cons, loft. dtc. held for 114 years, *mina Lady Ali 1735, at a grilfenstorent et, ant: tit. Games and glasses to be asiboststss isloadsme-41.100gobssok L 4 ORN• EXCHANGF, MARK-LANE, Molten 10. ' • . no tepid/ to this toonshies market Is very soar. Thalia but ail/ _aukftiltit soy Mired of Grain ; but the factor. bold tea / at , atoostoja prices. .No alteratives in the Flour trade.—Arrtenb t *OA Wheat, 2,100 sty. 8411.7.147. gee. Oat% 11,400 'O f flour, 2,3210 sacks. Irish Only 1,040 qrs. SMITHFIELD bIARIKItT, Moues to. . . Our market balm dull, and Meet n froo Yd. to 44. per *MO the best Oxen fetch 4s. 4a.. to 4s. 6d. pee stow ;' and.the are b. to 3. 10d. per stone. Mutton is dell sale st 41. ed. A pet .sane tee the beet gouts Pons, Maiden Rove, itc. larger. Simit Au. 104 to 3e. 10d. per dio. (salves braly• in (ral•traa• there 14 4.4ePreiolon, the best young Calves beitti • stone. Pork Rental* tolerably steady.--tliasts, 101'; Flynn}, Pigs,lo; Calve., 1111. 4s. to 4s. id. pet nave ; Mutom, es td. - te 4s. ad. Vest, Pork, Ss. to 61.—Hi7, per ks.2l. i ca to aft 101. Clover, to aC3 ; &row, xi les. to 172. - . , , ••• . ,~ _ . the Souse tben di!ideti— ~ , .„ ~ Fay ifiiisnoViV l / 4 4. 6„w0r . 1 ;4 4 iiii si v . e k to ia bri i n la i t a ritV t t ri g, * • .;. tag Mad . Ilk 1 : 0 016 .. ~$ %.111150144- A ttf:111141- ' s. •ifit in nts Ast- i "Sit is Nit vaiowr an Vision, sod restrain . the em oting: et divipenestftide; •Te :FOC ' .11 eadrig Wee outiourat , 30weginoni iintt ptawillisting i d GIL et enniakied Altat *ousts* al ttds *Hp WA hiAlkiso.o wi n d NA& iwitieiggiathiaiitek t int. o rtoth inwoiniguite r 4 fin i tbfllklagis. of Om power a soOtimilobellplattimisidkin.4 l 4: w-. 1.1„ .7,0:4171..7 a .. - ~,' !5• - -i ....:k .. • 41 , and thskomolontents attains:onm taem. mai an was I/vv., mrgiollalffsets, re i gia4rap rip:af4truci- and any Ilisisoy, *h. 'pOssiising ilinellie of the sun of ' • in& , ii, 0 1 , 1 ,' ae ‘ i p lec avic i gnut , I thi c h . f li , 411.,,*:1 431 1 4 .$ 1 , !moth:elk'', &tow be obliged' te forfeit his kit lantelke., ;ft Wits . . ' • - . ilth unjust, ei*niron'llls".beino promoted to antique Itesilisn; in slsonie ' (*kit :. the • socatioCilie dud's. Of addiOrt,,4 l 4 10 0 !CI, b .l retaiii the for Mer. Incliiid— , 't • re '44v lbsiodosi h beh the °Wynn' i I 'At4iinne- for Mt, GOLlLlitiftPT did not wi s h t o r es t ra i n t h e liiiii. tet aita• ' ---m—vn 6,P 1 i wrwri l ß..•ll s UMW ite s charge of the &Weeks emit ZreVair rTr . The depati eitiarete4 at lattiligiOtit- W iiiiii elii phi* et the i - oak IteliffMon, wand itablildiaborgioofro ithe•tilekailltigiZatkOnd 0 1 Nth a ;old eet-as,nteisOnati te stia aeh. , - . . :ki t e, , Tile tNO info,* or the 1 . nesl", Jet* aii PIT' 0 &abut* gild Trere • ntiallsea . t eArifsli for • g ' te kola ie . the head gannets et Se . Kellar, gleephoistertsileiiiiek that city ilk. „ Limtenma Sittslll 4,494gi!Mg;tlLef tharthydepot, at la t present at tong ......_._k_.,_ _nwieol i ~.h.g rtigit i.. ~i i pi r e tart i to • Pen- ' _en_s, to relieve s lk-uncousswin ‘..... d ....y— Battalion. ) , d ni at resent at that atadm. A &Macßae,* rt•tiw Mid Regiment, at Dampest, is alio added latniediatelf to proceed to Milford • ii2NINI- eittiii i it .• eietked - ' ~a i d giddr. .., 1 ... , :i.):179 ilia tad ' Wore Arthed - 4 gr il l e ' lit .. o4 * B 4 4 4ll4l;tilink Chill''' alu, v .. 7 ,1%; , , sailed itse.ltli.if rionspfrr!_,.. , t e ; l .aar sa the itschArd 11 ....- t on my her :-.,-;, 434114 " • Ai& iikayeii9iil4l 6,4iiit ii,ed ) It 0 1 0 4 • ' ''' ' .. mod., • 'fir - ~.. 1 . -., • A 71- 'oil - a . 5 r ' , ' - L tila ; , til l e • ; v/Fslestrwit Late 1144—. 1 1 1 find * itileb wi l a r desohlnieshoeloall Ms r , "•01 4.4 4`*: : we ,-!- . . -, .. rivitittotoisAidampi4-wistismativeao,dwine m b. .. :•.,.. .• • ~.. ei fist a rehl,boll4,i l. l, 4 , r . ~ .1 1: -. , ...,,, 2 ..... 2,tr0.ttyv0 (It the iatictiocAr had* TallY•r u 6=l",.. . l' rn A L wt°l 5 7 4 ::-- , - 1 Wok za SS Ir. lill alr thnleAlillw‘ iilf ib v i si l ibe gg e , ••7 '• , 7 - •,' - • - . 81 0 5, ..„2 n_ ' - . a1". 1 4. 6 .44110.13"t1 .1. Wiaile..-44ste *lid ma mow *et AL Illities sdifteathe itikir 1111 D uT - -27:1`110Emiii el t42371,- ".a• - .", fir, Astehdrilikibtip sill, snit of the, • eked - L. ' 1)11 ' • • P i Pteliallsli* . undlamaln f sit 'them Wei Mt ' Mori t- ! :..., • . ". I " tr ` '' ' ' 5' Thetas Cavite anti , Catie - 41111 s.the Dubeofaiifes/4 *any, Illitidflii eliki b ag &I n ill,g Arr Pl i t r ar;Z: • 11P " ,4 1, d 14.) ' . diPate"%2ll. 44.41 , 4"0 ", " Wair lia L irisis a e irawilah al . . cl : . ',‘..- hbr the t.. Ateilver , tim . itfit'f' feek ' i ~,ti 11— ir - u2 - TT.. Reineaa. for Asians; Princes Royal; inatoroonvfor • ;4' illothi • c An d E 4oo l k # ,.___ 44 1 1cFaqt JaMakt eri e, . I‘.n,...t..asni .a• ast of the outward muicisred In I 0(168 ' 1641,1 Ili irocind wine at Ai Seeds Foreland: - - ai de dot Paw, • Livierkior.,..mA ken s.:— wind. &-Airtitke'lliPlimonth, As- Ilegellicsmil seas. tram New (Means; General Patnetn.' *ens liassoosh.; ..., I ..*, ihsga mod Masada% frogs Ake:adds; Ganglia,. tress hisseias ; ',Ord' FORBP 4.6 11$ Jahn-and Minna, from the 14isliterrapeao ;. Vi e sactsrer, from Ile Hone iniik eight Gibraltar; and Abby, from ilainbarst. groan trisay astonishing both at wore ! Nosily Lrest ton, as h was 'well isseti*,, Was 'bivalves. which 'fctlloVird'eseii itairsC'si4 owith• e hastiis with which it is Untied. In ls"*.ititig t Hon. Gi.ntleman, to which we WWI than tefet nor Iteaders,lte took an 1404)1a If! the prtsen't suite of Lasii ., ,fits inconveniences and . defects, speeding it. the ofiiinit of Mr. Pam is to Consolidate. : li)ji t lAcil#3lol.o Our Ilws reistin - g 'to thefts' - difii 110CaisOriall kaail so ,saccessfolly has 'cloni,a4;;;T% licipeltylti:prnpreir ! :tht•ugh consisting of atty. int; pelt/heves y . Osanniiid enntisent***st;i4V4 r firV' l 4 ° !tn r44 !ff,! m t".q, i l it ' il l'opi cgthiv.fagr For4t*"`Dik# o l,4 l Pro t tte,Scioto WO: Woo incompliant ; surd SOW! el these stakes weie. .secreaty (MAW Hoene Department. iosegi baOPHY • —te applause ltosiLNC fergeli Oases of all mat Jo* 1 the speech 1-1 % raville4 . bi the celebrated, 441 e earl dg Rafe etafeirt In the theatre Valk. — N A CYAm tallebb illtaterogs . atvaudieno sow 4 11 t4 i risasaaambfain rads:and fad* 11 F the e 0,14 A j poesof .distipctio,,,r of auct.* ( 63 F' tr a "r" t ti to* ate I* r e • "I I rlfedinie taratMsa surpassed solui • -A _bit outtakes hr. the luckily of bell WV. !M c . 4Pir iot,, skar, an d strong. A prodici theft 14 is ivi t a of :art ! ego ally great too,asft I ) • A;;„" a * , . a sal applalake which • fdllstaireeie 4/15 VM 11 1 1 111111eii;e resounded; The ancients ipeak with antenishaneat of tie Oar es iy.thilitrUkarwslwatseed ...by. the batrostary of Asseasom and Osman; lower t I. 4 N 1 ;g1 1 1 - 4 ( Opt" such prtmlly,les,as ; wish as vapy ell?r:s t io thou! tohssioipi : ages, .inferior a " r r k Rioceelvi . NNE 11,4 d, ra4 kmed intsginatsatis, nnalted by the can t_°_, f _ Inn. • scant asage_,al (icecap of Isfitagyihti ad Witty!" Wotan as. every - 4 .7 w w_. II : a v i. Nlaing.lll;" vflak de :.piikVas ofAlte 'Amite: of .C.Abitu.asi (lb 1 !r.". J P , FVWI onacsdl essinubliiirre and (Okada to irfitiglii kat, as well as ail !.. r f ou, srle4 l r 14vOlbsd alitila*taitinnfleitninal 4,4 *Ms which she sues. ''' 4 Z; r, 4 4 iiiAdned 44# 4 PF cAtf‘faist ISlP.llitakii wil! sit !aay, hat it is ineoneeirabli S$ _ols. the applause whil fellsiVaS tit i i ad.tatititia ar ideaLacesa and 1 bailleaTlit kosiLNC •••".r.. ' .'- '' , l s 1.1 .), •I : • ' • C 3 51. to t 4 111 . I a,