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1 )10, pg. 1 11 1 )S 111 11 (Itir . •,e 1 - 747 1 .4,14. •" ' • • • S. .0 • f fiILAA:4O(A44 g"X‘&4OL. NirMSER 13,0] • • SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1829. _;. L ., new' nEVENPENCF. ADMIRALTT OFFICS, Dames •4, ISM -NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery for the Trial of Vices committed on the High Seas, within the Juriedietioa of the Admiralty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Cffd Bailey, London. on MONDAY, the 12th of Jaweary next, at Eight o'Cleck hi the morning : And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of Prisons, in whose custody any Prisoners, charged with Offences committed on the High Seas, or within the said Juris tictien may be, are hereby required to transmit i copy of the Corn. inltment of every such Prisoner to Mr. CHARM Jowls, the So. bettor of the Admiralty, at his Office, No.lo, Laneaster.place, Strand. Loudon, In order that the necessary measures may be tae, for maxi's!g all such Prisoners to his Majesty's Gaul of Newsate, for Trial at the said intended Session: and ail Mayors, ()wakes, Coroners, and other Officers, before whom any Toilet 'Wens. Informations. Examinations, or - Iticognisances may have !legit taken touching any such Offences, are required to transmit the same forthwith to Mr. Tomes' SUELTON. the Clerk of Arraigns of the High Court of Admiraky.of England, at his Once, at the Sessions House in the Old Bailey, London.—J. W. -Citing& Just published, Bs Rowans Som. New Public Stibscription Library, SS, HoIles"-street, Cavendish-square, Laudon; ' In Three Vols. ,fil 11s. 6d. I.rilHE TRIALS OF LIFE' • Dy the Author of "• De Lisle or. the Sensitive Kan." 0 It consists of two auks, both full of thought, and in the highest *gm pathetic."—Tunes. 9. The HISTORICAL PRESENT. being the New Edition, heautifully printed, of The ROMANCE of HISTORY. By Henry Near, Three Vols. In a few days will be.ready, 3. The ADVENTURES of a RING'S PAGE, in Three Vols. If you would know whether virtues or vices keep a man farthest from a Court. go to Court and learn."—Winter's Tale. 4. The LIFKuf FRANCISthe FIRST KING of FRANCE. 'lwo _Vols. Ben. with a Bow Pintrait fr Titian, price , Igs. S. CONVERSATIONS on IN TELLECTUAL PHILO SOPHY. Two Volt. leino. 6. The MANUAL for INVALIDS, by a Parsicux. One am .11 Volume. NERVOUS DISORDERS. • TM* day was published, in *leo. the Second Edition, with an Appendix. price Is. 6d. A NALICIICAL PAYSIOLOGY, treating of the 4E. Cure of Nervous Disorders, by external Applications to the Spine. By SAMUEL. HOOD. M.D. A.B. • Printed for Whittaker, Trencher, and Arnot, Ave Matia.lane. This day svas published, in on, large Vobro.., Bro. prier His. ANNOTATIONS on the GOSPEL of S V. MAT THEW, designed foe the use of Students at the University, sad for Candidates for Holy Orders. By the Ray. M. BLAND. D. D. F.R.S. and F.A.S. Hector of Lilley, Hetts •' Prebendary of Wells ; and late Fc li oW and Tutor of St. John's College, Cambridge. • Published by Whittaker, .'Preacher, and Arnut, Ave Mula•lane, London. Of whom may be had, price 7s. MECHANICAL PROBLEMS, adapted to the Course of Reading pursued in the University of Cambridge: collected and. arranged for the use of Students. - - in 12rnit. the Fourth Volition, newly arranged, and ircry mate rially improved,with an entirely new Set of appropriates Copper. plate Enviably', and handsomely half.bound, 111 IMPROVED SYLLABIC SPELLING- 1 ..1. BOOR; or, a Summary Nlethod of Teaching Children to Read. upon the principle originally discovered by the Sicur list • Tassel', idAptcd ter the English Langnage. • By alt s. WI LLTA MS. s Printed fur Whittaker, Trencher ; and Aruor, Ave Maria-lane. By the same Author, The' Third Volition, with Additions and Improvements, price Ss. • haltzboond, CONVRRSATIONS on ENGLISH GRAMMAR, in a Series nt familiar and entertaining Istalogues between a Mother kid her . I.laughters; In which the various Rules 401 Grammar are introJneel and explained in a manner calculated to tacit the at tention of Children, and, at rbe same time. to convey to their • NM& clear and comprehensive Liras of the Principles of Lan guage ; with a number of appropriate Questions lol'owing each Conversation. Adapted to the Use of Establishments for Young Ladies, as well as to private Tuition. SALE BY AUCTION. NONTAGU-STRILET, RUSSELL-SQUARE. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, WITH • OFFICES, Stc lii exc F ilent order, Having bred lately fitted up at a considerable Expente. GENUINE AND FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A Npw Brilliant tonid Grand i'lauofisrte, by. Benadwood ; an Elegies: knife Digo, by Tomkison ; Richly chased Ormolu Crician !Lamps and Parisian Time Piece; Eight Day bracket fleck; handsome Cut Glass Cassolets; 13441 and 'Table Wen: China and claw; a few Books, &c. TO BE WI.) BY AUCTION, By JOHN ROBINS, . (Of Warwick (louse, Regent.strect), Ou the Premises, No. 17, on the Rot Side of Montagu street, Russell square, • ILUNVO4II, the Stet of January,lB'29. at Eleven stanch, 4ltoeilge of the Administrator of the late RIGUIALD Wit.i.toes,Esq. A .. DpitiOle LVASELIQLD ES 1. TE ; comps isinA 4i. a aalypict airy Family Residence, handsome) , bated up; adapted for the anosionnadaion. and ht for the immediate recep- ADS, of a Genteel Fondly, with Office's, Bic. . • Alio,.1•111 the genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Four:pn.t, Tent, Sri(' other Bedsteads. and Fureiterepital Teelherßeils and Bedding ; Wing Wardrobe. Chests of Dsawers, handsome Dressing and Washing rabies, GlasseN&c. elegant Drew . ingillo.im Suites In S a ilk Tatmuret French [144 Wittiow Curt .ios; Baas, Couches, Chairs, Ottomans, &c. enr.ite ; richly-chased 9rapolo Gireiao Lamps and Parisian Time-piece; -Hight-day clock a new brilliant-toned six and half 'octave Gland Plants forte by liroadwood, an elegint Square e l litto by rembison; lied and. Table Linen, China and Glass, a few Books. &c. Karel- • km Cabinet Articles in ltn•twood andMabogaty ; Occasional . . too. card, Sala. Work and Pembroke 'fable.; set of Pillar and Claw Dining Tabks, and Dining Room Chairs in Hair Cloth; Iced Bed Chantb. r ditto; hand,ome 11.11 Chairs and Table ; . 7 and *mad. Carpet,. and Rugs; Polished Steel Fenders eat Are Irons; Kitchen Requisites, and various tither Articles. Home tube viewed uhtil the Sale by Tickets only, and the %imitate on Monday mid Tuesday preceding the Sale, by CAta kgeti at Otte Shilling each, which, with particulars of the Lease, flay be bad on the prentism; of Nimes'. Graham, Kinderley and Solicitors, Liamens's Inn. New Square; at Garraway's COmbouse • and of Mr. Roma, N0..170, Regent-street, of whom Tkkets for :tirtsrjog may be bed. - roffii - SdKt's 6 1 Eg_ .LLS, justly -among tut JLA 'curing, in all its mama, this VENEREAL DISEASE Oise email Pill 141 dose, awl the taking of one Box, in a recent lase, wia.suoo convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy teeovory. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jaornies, ft to sea. as it needs no coaAnement or restraint of Diet; and *sty yew experience (in as extensive practice) has proved that it 'Fi l t4W a Clue ?dm+ repeated Saliatothin•-and all other seethed+ sink mulling. For the *way and other Chronieal Diaorden, Ohs Mediciue .heir not its pi a 1&. Upwards of 40,000 persons qf both seats have beTti milk . cored of *A ghee oust A im: 4ere, "Lithin•ale IPAt ell WO. liispated and sold by the gale Proprietarsr T. TA l(LQAlend EON, NoWliers of the Royal Col- Vis of Surgeons, m their Donee, NO. 51, Nser atidge-streett in es off . only its. 94: each, duty inchtled.--N.E. Two back iptin i s and I.4,hts in the ntasages at night .- T hey ate also sold, by thth* aPPOilltMent with, copious directiong,it ,the Toy.-ghop,. 103 , Difoni4areet; Dhiberougli's, JFisk-attego r kßl, • ocriontire the Monument ; and by one Petrov In every awl Oietable Town iu Great Britain and Ireland. Ld ks snob to P /sons faking the above, or oilier of the Vioprietat s Alediaings. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 9. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Juba Gads& Liatweireet, wise etweisest. Jaw.. if ackessie, Watilnotreet. werebousemas. haws Dairy. Taatwortb, iltsfenisidre, brasier. BANKRUPTS. John Cardinal. Leicester, rimier, to surrender. January 13, at ten, 23, and February 90, at one, at the Court of Costallssiiaers of Bankrupts. Badogball-street. Attorney, Mr. &adorn, Donner ! court, Mindng-line. Joseph Lee. Leeds, tea dealer, January 17, at sis, 19, at twelve, and February 20, at one, at the Court House. Leeds. Attar hies, Messrs. &rangwayes and Co. Baroard's lon ; or Messrs. Scott and Co. Leeds. &Mutt Osier, Holston, Cornwall, grocer. January 29, 30, and February 20,. at nine, at the Court of Cominisdoners of Sank rupts. Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Cooks -court, Carey -street. • • James Newton, Dismission, Cumberland. joiner, January 40,11 s and February 20, at three, at the piss of Mr. Michael Wel" Widiebaven. Anoraks, Messrs. G. and W. Helder, Llensent's Inn; or Mr. Walker, Whitebaven. • William Sands, Leeds, tallnr, January 17, at sis, le, and FebriiO' m 20, at deem. at the Cant House, Leeds. Anomie', Few and Co,, Henrietta street, Covent-garden; or Neura l Sloane and Co. Lied& Daniel Logan, Brightlishmston, builder, January 16, at seven. 37, at ten, and February 60,st one ' at the 011 Ship Tavern, Welt pelmston.. Mummies, Mr. T. Awe Brighthebuston ; Mr. &orton, Great Janses4treet, Bedfor d-row. Thomas Gum, Newton Abbot, Devonshire, manner, January 20, at eleven, 23, at twelve, and February 20. at eleven, at the Court of Cammissior.ers of Bankrupts, liwingball.street. At torney, dlr. Williatus..North.place, Gray's Inn-road. William Whiting. Manchester, oil manufacturer, January 11, at eleven, 23. and February 20, at ten, at the C ourt of Cantaals. Wooers of Bankrupts, Basioghall-stftet. &mink% Meas. Swain and Co. Frederick's-place Old Jewry. Thomas Skiers, Paddock. Yorkshire, woolstapler. January 26, at SIX. 21, at ten, and February 20, at nine, at the Pack Horse Inn Iluddersield. Au - unties, Messrs. W. a nd S. Stephenion, Holm: brth; or hlesars.l3attye and CO. Chancery-lane. Thomas Brewin, Melton Mowbray, Leicesterildre, mercer, Jan. 15, at bee, 16, cud February 20. at four, at the George HoFel, Melton Mowbray. Attornies. Mr. J. E. Bishop, Melton Mow bras; or Messrs. Hoime and Co. New Inn. James Marshall, Vere street. Oaked.strect, linendniper, January 16, 90, and February 20, at eleven, ag the Court of Commis shiners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Bar t lett and Co. Nicholas-lane, Lontbard-street. George Pound, Brudencil-placo, New North-road, builder, Jan. 16, 23, and February 20, at ekven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basingkall-street. Atomics, Messrs. Young and Co, clerk-lane. Thomas Wyatt, Hunter -street, Kent-road, Surrey, flour factor. January lti, 30, at ten, and February 90. at twelve, at the Court of Com 'otters of Bankrupts, lila/Anglian street. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Little Abe-street, Goodman's-fields. William hliddlecoat, Walwords. Surrey. coal merchant, January la, 30, at ten. and February 20, at twelve, at the Court of Com missioners of ilai.krupts. Basingbaliwtrert. Attorney, Mr. Mat lock, Southaniptoh-street, Bloomsbory-square. William Swonnell and John flerlry, Nag s Head-court, Grace eburcit-streetvdealers in drugs, January 23. at nine. 30. at tett, and February 20, at nine, at the Court at•Contmlnionete of Bank- ' rupte, Basinghall.street. Attorney,- Mr. Templer, Great Tower • street. William Hull oyd, 0141 Bailey, eating-house-keeper, January 16, at eleven, 23. and February 20, at ten, at 'the 'Court of Cum inishilers of Bankrupts. iissinghall•strest. Attornies, Meyers. Bowden and Co. Aldermanbury. • DI V I MENDS. Jan. 30, W. 13. Flcswey. Bedford-row, money scrivener, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Jan. 30. G. Remington and A. Remngton. Oxfuril-street. cabinet makers, at eleven, at the Court ,sf Commifisioners. Feb. 9, IL Thiwwlity, Vale lieu-e, Longdea dale, Chubb', cotton spinner, at two, at White's Hotel, Manche*- , ter. .411. 23, A. Benatter, Howlord-buildings, Fenchurch-street, merchant, at ten, at the Court ut Commissioners. J.m. 6, K. Itudidge. IVeedoo Beck, Northarnpto,:sbire, at tell, at the Court of Commi-stoners. Jan. 30, T. flack. geariarden. Sauthwark. anchor smith, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Feb. 6, J. Tvtigg, Earlsheatou, Yorkshire. blanket nisnufactUrer, at one, at the Court House, Wakefield. Jan. 27, 31. Cala, Slckvilk street, Piccadilly, tailor, at eleven, at the Court of COMlllifflUbtf4. Jan. 31. H. Denison, Liverpool, money scrivener, at twelve, at the Clarendon Buildings, Uverpoul. CERTIFICATES, Jan. 30. R. Giindhinh, Glasshouse-street, Westminster, dealer. T. K Brigg, Sr. James's-street, Piccadilly, feather manufacturer. F. Greenfield, Wbitectoss-street, Clipplegate surgeon. T. Su ff olk, Cheadle, Staffnrd.hire, innkeeper. W. Mine/ming. Birmingham, surgeon. •J. Robison, 31ousholm, E-sea. tea dealer W. King. Upper Park-place."Durset-iiquare, Regent'. Park, carpenter. R. Jeffery, Crown-court. Threadneedle-street, merchant. J. Smith, Brightbelnistun, dealer In sweets. 31. S. Schlesinger, Upper S.tanford-street, Waterloo-road, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOLVED. J. S. lifniont and W. Harris, Birmingham. sargeoatt. R. Bloke and J. Arthur, High-strew, Shadwell, apothecaries. R. Leman and R. Simmonds, Whitecross.street. St. Luke's, coal deakra.— W. J. Tilley and W. Morton, Blackfri ire-road. fire engire maks rs. S. Wye and M. Wye, Graceehurch-street, milliners. T gen. ant Co. Commercial.rciad, Lambeth, patent filtering Apparatus manufactur'sra. I. • loonatiale and J. Lrmsdale, Ponden, Staio , ury. Yorkshire, cation spinners. J. Altilington and W: Anderson, I.Oley place, surgeons. S.• Pnpe and J Pope, Horwich Manchester, calico printers. E. Sparshall and J. Spargbali wine nsgeg,hansa. C. J. N. Biekett and Co. Old Swim-stairs, drysalters. J. Wilson and Co. Nottingham, tact manufacturers. J.• N. Bird and A. Rills, Liverpool, chemist. T. R. Heath and' P.. Wood. Nottingbam,• lace nionnfacturera. I). Willmott and J. PeArcey, Itotherhithe.streer, 'King's-stairs, Rotberhithe, linendrapers. W. Lake and T. Stavert, Liverpool, merchants. J Sharp and J. p a t,t ag ; j A .unfo g ioo priors. Woirwickshire, printers. P. Durkin young and W. Thomas, Old Kent-road, ertachotakers. C. a O'Brien and I% Millard, Manchester, dealers in drugs. F. Harlon and .1. Hooper, Greek street, Soho, victuallers. T. 13eilhy and Co. Birmingham. wholesale booksellers (as far as regards T. Knorr, sets.) S. Williamson and J. Williamson, Highgate, grocers. W. Hip. wood and T. Ilipwood,-Ilornsingham, piarers.• J. Johnson andJ. Brand, D.Arkhouse, BiNingsgate, fish salesman. J. Sherwin andJ. thane, Minories, comb nmufaeturers. B. Millnourn and T. Positing, Bexley Heath, K. at. bakers. T. C. Andrews and C. F. Mathew, Arundel-wharf, Strand. coal merchants. ..ributlsall, stn. and J. Southall, join. Great Myer street, Southw'ark. finendrapers. W. Clough and Co. Pontefract, Yorkshire, attorniee (as far as re. larrs to . B. Brook). B. Ryland and J. Ryland, Iliggiuswade, Bed fordshire, drapers. C. Fuller and W. Cheney, London and Bar badoes. W. Smith, gen. and W. Smith. jun. Pis dill, St.hlichaersa Hertfordshire, mealmen. J. Milne and G. Reid, Lower Gros venor -street, 114nover•square; tailors. W. Carter and J. Jenkins, Lower Whitecross• street, Crippkgate, dealers .in skins. C:110. Husband and Co. general nserchants(as far as regards J. Sanderson, jun.) S. Middielam and D. Goldthorp, Clifton, Dew sb ury, Yorkshire, wine merchants. J. U. Woodford and J. Smith, Highostreet, Suuthwark, bop merchants. G..Cowie and J. Gunk, Poultry, buoksellers. J. J. Bardwell and Co. Chearide, wholesale silk mercers. S. L. Har(ord and Co. Bristol, bract manufacturers (as *far as relates to Sir R. Vaughan). W. Motley, sen. and Co. Demmer, timber merchants (act far as re lates to W. Wells). GENWAtAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (wllll.lOl GOVIIIIII kIifoITATIOJI). Pet the Week ended Jan. 2, made up from the Returns of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales ; • Imperial General Weekly Average. Wheat 735. I Id. Oats 245. 3d. Beane 345. 3d. Barley 575. Od. l I Itye 471. 9d. Peas 395. 2d. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty. Wbeat 74v. 4d. Oats 231. od. I Beans 395. 44 Barley 375.114. Rye 445. 10J. Peas 41s. PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Pike , of UMIQWII or aluecovano &mum, competed (rep doe Returns midi In the Week eliding the 6th day of Jan 11919, iofius. aid. per cwt. enciturive of the Duties of Customs paid i payable thereon en the Importation acted Ante Upon Brltaist.i FRENCH PAPERS. PROM 111111 OACIETTI DE PRANCE, JAN 9. PARIS. JAL 7. We have a letter from GalliciA, which says that it was generally reported that the Turks liaJ retaken Varna. On the other hand the Bolin State Gazette affirms that they have been repulsed, and that the Sens kier who commanded them was wounJeJ. A ship, which arrived at Tuition on the Ist of Jan. brought word that the Dey of Algiers had sent one of his Officers to Tunis to negotiate peace with the French Consul in that city. .The agent immediately com municated this news to the Government, and asked for the necessary powers to receive the psopo-als of the Algerine Envoy. Mal THE SIESSAGER DES CISAMISIS, JAN. T. PATRAS, Nov. 21. .Bince the taking of Patras, that town b3s entirely changed its appearance, and we see it gradually rising boar) its ashes. Five hundred h uses or silo, s hair been erected on the port; whole streets ate already in habited. and there is abunJ race of every th ng. The gulf ref Patr46 is at present Covered a ith a great number or Greek fishin boats, which supply our mar kets with fish of at kin d s in Ablind4nee • • The cat le of MOreA, which surrendered at di ere ti rn, of er eleven days' siege, and at the rnoment when two breaches were become practicable, has been im• ruechately repaired and put in a state of defence. It was easy to select for that purpose from above eigl ty , ieces of cannon. The same has been &meat Para:, which is defended by more than fifty pi ces. The G eernor of Achaia, and the Primates of Vora', have been to compliment General Schneider on the fete of Corrl..s X. • n. •• lii:h occasion they presented an ail. di ess expressing their gratitude to his M %jet* y for h ing sent Ins victorious troops, who in a few days de• livered tl.e Peloponne•us Com the har'•ariecs, and re westing their hopes that their brethren 4.t Continental Or rte nuld soon share the same happiness. Fauna Fuxin, PARIS, JAL 7.—Five per Cents. 103 f. 15e.— Three per Cents. 74f. 55c.--linsk li.eek. 1,7971. 50c.—NapIts Stock, 78f. 40e.— Ituyal Spanish Loin, 731.—Spansh Keine per panel's, 40.—K:change on London, One aluilth, 25t. Three Months. 45f. LOWER CANADA. HOUSE OF ASSENIULY, Drcrmant S. The House formed itself into a Committee on the • Message of the Governor, and passed certain Hewitt. tints., of which the following is the substance: 1. That the House his . derivcd the greatest sttiafacs lion horn the expression of his Majesty's beneficent ews toss-aids the Province, as evinced by his Excel. lency's Message of F. iday 2. That this Roust has nevertheless observed, with rest concern, tha: it may be iti!e: re.] from that .part of it which relates to the It venue, that the p,eteitbtos pot froth at the commenc..ment of the I .te Adininistra. , to nto the dispsal r.f a large po troll ut th It. venue of the ProwinCe may be liersis.e.l in. 3. That on her no circumstance, or consider4ons this House to abandon or compromise its lithe. efot and constitutional right, as a branch of the Pro vintial rharrent representing his :.I..jesty's sobj ins this . C •lony, so supecintend and e receipt and expenditure ut the whole public revel.ue arisiiis this province. 4. Thai any Legisl .titte enactment by t':e oliament of the United Kmgdom, in whicti his Nl,je ty's su!ijects ra this province air not and cannot be represent d, on lets it were fir tie repeal of rich Itint,ll statue. as may be held by his Nlaje•ty', GO% rninicnt to inilita , e against the constitutional ii pt his of the sus-j ct in this C cou d in no way tend to a settlement of the 4AI of the province. 5. States that no interference of the British Legisla ture with the laws of the province, ex..ept on cert4in .points, can tend toe final adjustment in diSeiences. 6. That in order to meet the diflicultes of the enso• ing year, the House will consider any estimate for the necessary expemes of the Civil Governme.:l, which way be laid b::fore t.tiosting a due regard will be had .10 economy. 7. That on the p rmanent tle.r en• o' the 63a:trial ffaits of the province, it will be expedient t-s render the Governor, or person .dministering the vernment of the time being, the Judges. :end Executive Conn cillots, independent of the annu..l vac of the House,to ;he extent of their salaries. 8. That though the House feels grateful far the in egi ed security against the misapplicatisov of public rivalry, by a reference to them of all persons so cor co nest, foi an raw of indemnity, it is inexpedient to con .rut to such enactment, until the character if such ille. g it apolmations are fully c.nsideted. 9. The House is grateful far his Majesty's solicitude ut effect,perfect security against abuses of the -publ;c noney• 10. The Howe observes with high satisfaction the willingness of his Majebty to allow of an A,ent.ia Eng rand. tit indic.ite the wishes of the people of Lrwer Ca nada. 11. That so soon as 4 permanent settlement of the financial affairs takes place, it may be expedient to provide some adequate indemnity to such persons as were placed on the civil estahlishment of this province prior to 1818. anJ whose ffices may he abolished. 12, IS, 14. 15, and 16, 'contain nothing of moment. 17 That among the questions not particularly men tioned on the pi esent .occasion, the House holds as most essential to th • future peace, welfare, and good g• rern .otestt of the province, the independence of the Judges, and their removal from the political business of the province; the resp .nsibility and accountability of pub tic officers; a gteater independence of support from the 'public revenues, and more intima•e connection with the interests of the colony in the composition of the Legis• I tire Council; the application cf the late property of the Jesuits .to the purpose of general education ; the 'mineral of all oh.troctiens to the settlement of the country, particularly by the . Crown, and Clergy reservet remaining unoccupied in the neighbourhood of roads, acid esemt t fo r e the common but thens; and a diligent in'quiry int.), and ready tediess of, all grievances and anuses which may b . :. found to exist, or which may have neen petitioned aKainst by the subject in this province; t ereby assuring to all the invaluable beridt of an im partial and Constitutional Government, and restoring a well founded and reciprocal confidence between the governors and the governed. . 'Pie whole of these Resolutions w.cre passe • .. •IItELA \ D. TOR MARQUIS OF ANGLF.ARY. The Asset*Airria met up Tuesday; WILLIAM MAHON, El.' in the Chair. Mr. Oro/anti. men-Vnkd that,he w. uld be leavit g Dublin on the 30th inst. for London, and that he could not go sooner in con.eqrsence of the term. • Mr. O'Cousect. proceeded to say, that a great na tional calamity was pressing on his heart need I e say that the recall id' the Marqiiis of Anglesey w. 4 that national calamity. Thu was a new crisis in the affairs of Ireland. He did not think that in the mite scope of his experience— and he spike n• t of what had come ivider his l ersunal observa. tion alone, but of that which was to br met with in the facts presented by history—that he could mention any one fact which so distinctly marked the folly and lanai chin of an Admioistratlon, 'as this of the recall Of the M oquis of Anglesey firm) the Gle• vernment of this coma,. Here 'Mr. O'Connell pro. ceeded to review the G svernment of the Noble Marquis in this country; the gratit ymg results *lna his jut and impartial administration had produced on the minds 'and conduct of the peop/e; and the c , nsequent cessa tion of crime, and improvement of the interest' and we'fate of the country. And how was this? Not one Catholic was promoted to office in di- time lii the Mar. qms of Angle-ey ; he even did not think the Court hos. poilities to have her n as much exre..de I to Catholics as in the t , me of the Marvis of Welles:ey. A Protestant Gentleman has promised to have .t home ()dire me a number of Prolestant sign .tures tor a recpristtion to get up 'his meeting. I think I can promise l'im that I Shall have at least as many Popi'sh co yes In meet him. The sp.•aker concluded by ai• ving that all the ravishes in Dublin dn, on' Sunday next, meet for the purpose Of p intoning Parliament.—Dublin Morning Post. MI REV. EDWARD SWEENY. CORONLIt'S I SQURST. Yesterday the inqueit on the remains of this ill fated G..ntleman was resumed, or rather commenced.' alt was held in College.street police office. John Harris was the first witness examined—ls a ow ice of Peathrokeshir e, South- Wales, and a mariner, belonging to the schooner Briton, of Cardigan; on ' S nday evening lar i at Ascot r q.aat ter past four o'clock, was renaming brim a walk ith another seaman of the same vessel, named William Jones, when going aboard, -by crossine a plank f rom an option* in the Q .es-wall. hetwcii Kinahati's and the Corti Exchange, they ob served something in the water like the for m of a MAD ; witness at fiat thotiglit th 4it Was an old b of straw ; they then threw mat a boat hook, rats. d the skirt of the coat, and finally raiseJ,the bOdy from the rim; the body-was found liing Letsveen the vessel and the wall, and right u,.sler the plank leading limn the passage above met:tinned to the sl.ip; there WAS a'.out a toot f w atess i. 4t V.O time wheie the body was lying ; it might love been there Is:l9re withrut hi. seeing it; he was cei tat, t'r .1 the boat hook did no; touch ti.e h- dy ; he 'then gstar,e ittLintatiou at the Police Office, and an fitter 9 814 1 0Olei idler . the finding • the pockets nese orethittle.lr -by the trt.u-ers pocket was a pair of sp ctacles and 'A ball if twice; there etc also eighteen pence; t end in the lob was a gold *alas, three seals, awl a coatis; t'.e cravat was I the!). knotted,. . Maxwell Whig:4 a peace officer, deposed, Out he was Nat by his chief constable. Me. Gooduti, w rib the I at s Horsy to.exawrine the body. • Ilne genial ',simony try this witness went to entre b rate 'the ol the fotrner z 'ft ith die 'esception that he , eposed that the neck handkerchief was tied SO tightly toutid the neck of the deceased when I.e examined that it might hive cans, d suffocation. Rich tr.t S:4lllet liel.nd era.' • J Is a surgeon ;he and Dr. Goodison examined the holy of E. Sweeny, its presence of Mr. Pay, another medical Gentleman they examine it in the most minute manner, and a eteonable 1,, find any injury which would, in their opini-rn, he birth creht to cau-e death. Thomas Goodison examirm.l—ls a phys;cian; exa mi:.ed the body, in conjunction with Dr. Irelani. Here the witness gave a most minute and sati:lies tot y detail of the inspe.tion of the different part', iron which he was clear:y of opinion th.tt no such thing as strangula tion had occurred. Francis Kelly was then iro toted and ex +mined (cf cnure without being sworn)—ls a bo man' on the riser—lives at R•ngsend—wo•ks on the river at any job he can get to do..—h is no boat of his osen—rismem hers. about three weeks ago. the Nottingham steam packet being stranded near the Notch opposite the Light House—did nicking in consequence of her being stranded hut fetch passengers ashore in Tho- mai MiNaarara's boat—went alongside of the vessel in this boat, with John 13 ; roe, John Cathay, and Thos. M'Natnara—brought over four or five passenwrs,with their,luggage, and lAnJed them at the steps of the N rrth Wall—they all went away, except the deceased. • Here -witness st..teJ. that there being no car or porter to take his luggage, be said he did not wish to go to a ho el or tavern, and desired they would direct him to some decent place where he might get lodging. They then, ut b ick Lis lux oge into a boat, and• took him with them up to Sir John Rogerson's Quay, to Power's public house, win te they went op stairs a ith. him and deposited his luggage, consisting of a cloak, a trunk, a bag, and a hat; sitnes did nit know. how Ice . was dressed—it was near six o'clock in the evening—the . gets • demist' had spectacles nett the time—did rott hear him say in the boat who he was, wlie , .e was going, or Any thing about_ movie!. Thr•mas Mtlslimara, the owner of the boat, was then examined (net mi. oatti).:—His testimony, as to the cir ri •• cumstances which occtithed on the occasion white he aas present, substantially accorded with the account given by Kelly, exeefit.vaith regard to a conversation sshich he strt:d to hale taken place in the boat, as fol lows:—When they were biingeng him over to Postrees he asked them did they know Father M rguire?' witness said he did; the Gentleman said that Father Maguire was a vet y fine man; witness repeated that he was; the Gentleman then b gan to speak of what.money he had, and where he came from; he said he was coming from St. John's, and that he'had .550 dollars for the Catholic Kent; Kelly was by at the time, and could not but have heard this as well as others; it could not take • place without Kelly hearing it. Witness then went to describe their &fret ent positions in the boat, en which he did not appear to be very distinct. The Gen tleman,after saying that he had so many dollars for the Association, said he had got other packages for Mr. . 1 I . I I