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:bestoSeil etsit lobe igebie6ll 0 the precisions of which may be frail() opoa the secommendations coo; this Report, or to form the subject of some other lees. Aire. re galetmas of the Bill, with respect to length of service in the four classes, your Committee are of opinion might be injhe following manner: cins—Not less than two years' service in one or more of %co of that class: sd and gel Classes — Either five years' • ia one of the offices of that class, or three years in that' not less than five years in some of the officeint the other so as w make, in that case, at least , eight years' service ; in the whole 4th class, at least ten years' service, poll turher alteratlin which it has occurred to year CM to recouenend in limitation of the regulations ot the BIN, the pensions of etch class should in all cases be limited to ler sum specined in the 11111, via 4:000 for ;he first class; tor the second; £1,500 for the third; and isnot) for the without any progressive increase depending upon length a:id that one half of such pensom shutod a b ate upon I gee being appointed to any civil office or employment Crowti or equal or greater amount. oteerr-d to your Committee, that circumstances might ,Ise, though of occasional and rare occurrence, iu which highly expedient for the Crown to possess the power tri,t law pension in the first class, without reference to tfic period of service in the person to whom it might be nd althoug,li there might be no actual vacancy in the therefore submit to the House, whether it might _:it to grant such a power, subject to any intik tits mode of exercising it which may be thought nem— truhject !O a provision that any such gout should be held it mutuctary, so that upon any subsequent vacancy aria te first class, it should not be filled up, except in favour 41 toiling such extraordinary pensiun L who from that it e ed as forming one of the limited list of six. Alaiouth it ally be objected to the limited nusuber proposed you: Cummmee for each class, that circumstance* may arise tech, tram the whole number of petitions to any of the having been previously granted, the Crown might for &Wool from remunerating a person, who by bog and writes night be entitled to such a reward; such an r they apprehend could only exist fur a short time; other hand, your Committee are of opinion that with. suit limitation, the saving, which they contemplate as inducements fur substituting this nlode of recompensing 'vice for that whith to Mir ft the disposal of the Crown, id:Mutely disappointed.—March 28, 181?. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1817. Lorsa attic Bank s Ember's', NW liosta-Sti Must:. Oa Saturday we received the printed copy of the la of the Committee of Finance. Having, laid before the House, taken some notice of its end wishing to lay the document before otir we forbore giving any extract. It is day inserted in our columns, and will be read :able interest. It certainly goes far be lt some people had anticipated. The nuns• places recommended to be abolished will pro, saving of nearly 4100,000 - annually. retrenchment, though •it may not satisfy the of some, will probably be found beyond the of all : nor has the Committee over-rated The Navy and Army Estimates are still the Committee, who sit notwithstanding the, 'the - House. It has not ye; beckaise. Establishment is to be Nffiesttftli the *that a considerable saving that departmeat. to question the propriety of Commites any they bold notation of abolition—that existing Wanks. Bo:. there virtu as liberality for the hur ter the individuals, who have If the term 44 regard to la _ - - ids: imams?' means s deliberate and a feeling coati ! duration of ,the claims and circumstances of each eels as, so that he may notbe left destitute because See& fix is unnecessary, wittiest& a recommendation verp comply. But,if it means, ghat the mere face' the office is a justification of his cantina. profits of it for lite, we must object to putsthe public in a situation so untie. unreasonably, worse thanthat of any income-rwloch throws the strongest the question, when they would tell in , Public, and reoegniies the slightest. is nominal servants. Even. if the office he Parliament may regulate its profit% any other right than that opal acted for centuries, and v ith re. property (with respect to the prods:cit . alone its pecuniary value consists) surely not more valid than title-deeds ;omit office, then, according to the estimators of patent rights, not,only may the suppressed, but the holder of ittnight be 11 Crowe ; o th erwise, what is the die. . patent ofiices and othefs can it be unjust to deprive the useless Aim by. Suppressing his office, who, was always removeable, though the, _ continued I It the office be no more adequate reward for past services, then is. be deprived, without injustices and tunittancri there may be, short of this. , form a claim to compassion ; but of demanded, as justice, or asked as subsequent Committee might judge. mere possession is an indefeasible title, the Public to an expenditure, without moun t er to th e nseritsof its aimants.; lorget, that the payers have es existing in il as the receivers. Casio, Aran, &. —The . general state has been extremely quiet during the his lidmerrv's health continues to be _ his blanere's disorder is unabated." (Signed as usual.) The PIIINCWW of WAt t li left Carlsruhe On the . e.t. for the waters of Baden. near Rastadt. It is said fore she will remain there for some time. The re. Pon of her intending to visit Paris is authoritatively, toratadicted by a French Paper, the Journal ds Maw,` well known so be under the direction of M.. Ds Canso uses Atiabter of Police. WAILS. bi nec our List, Dutch, nentish, HaMburgh, and Lisbon Mails have arrived. The contumacy of the Blum of Cum. is still at issue. Orders have been issued for his arrest. The Brussels Papers detail the circumstances of a most shocking murder, perpetrated by an individual who must have been acting under insanity. 'Attracted to the spot by the cries of the sufferer, the patrole found him busy making a fire of the bed of a girl, ten years old, whom he had st a bb e d w i t h a hay-fork, and was then roasting . on the ire. The criminal, who seemed to be raving, was soon seized and ar rested, and, confessing his crime, declared that he had committed it, because his victim was a sorceress, and that if :3e could have 14d hold cf his wife and his sister, they should have shared the same fate. DUSSELDORF, MARCH is. The regulation of our frontiers with the kingdom of the Netherlands is finished. The Treaties are ra tified and exchanged. We hear that Prussia had re quired, that from the French &owlets, and so along the Moselle, the Satire, and the Ourthe. the Nether. lands should not possess a foot of land on this side of these rivers, and the more as these districts were al ready ceded to Prussia. Now it appears, that some important military posts, &c. are ceded to it. On the height of Plateau. between Luxembourg, NA. osedyourd laCh a pelre," IttrirlPbod; which, under the French, produced WAX) dollars; and near Aix.la-Chapelle sense valuable min es , w hich, it is said, are ceded to the Netherlands. FRANKFORT, MARCH U. Accounts that may be depended on state, that a Declaration from Prussia has beer% received by the Diet, in which its conduct in the affair of Hoffmann is entirely approved. As there is no doubt but the Austrian Declaration, which is naturally delayed by the greater distance as well as the Declaration of a great. majority, will be conformable to the Prus. siert, it is to be hoped that this difference, the only one of consrquence since the opening of the Diet, will only tend to show in a clearer light, the necessity of a regular progressive developement of the great concern. tbeia.osl4l Ned lob y c a s whit!' May be trailed form this Report, or to form le r•easure. lb ( •-egulittiosei of the Bill, wit of the four classes, your Con ded in.ghe following manner is ci n s--blot less than two tete* of c class: vd and • is one of the offices of tl sri not los than bee years h rs. so as to 'Mkt:, in that cast in the whe 4th class, at leas i•y r o nly tu ol r•her alteration whi - .fee to recommend in limitatiw that the pensions of each class ~:;alder sum *wined in tht, 11 . 2 . so tor the scc.ind £i,500 fc ri b; without any progressive I ; aid that one half of st prune bring appoitited to a ler the CIUW:I Or equal or grei i r ha. genre •d to your Comm 1)17 anat . , though of occasion; vitit be highly expedient for vw one pension in the „ irt .fic period of service in tl ard although there mix' . They therefore submit to t be medic:it to grant such a . raw t h e mode of exercising it Attlee: to a provision th suyanunierAy, so that up '.Fin :he first class, it should if t he /WWII 1101114 such extra() *me would t c -Wet ed as (urn . Ithliouth is any be objected y Coition:tee for each elan wh:rll, trora the whole mum ,rs having been previously i be debuted front teinunera • - °how services night be exit orereenee they apprehend CI us the other hand, your Com wow au :h limitation, the sal sit& inducements for sobstit sirslCC for that width is is bt uhimately disappointed, • 7 THE EVEN; 14)NJ .11. 0 0.• MONDAY, AJ WIZ Mamas.,-tistidayi beatti•sc Oa Saturday we receive brit Report of the Comm a laid before the Hotta ••avmts, and wishing to la rs entire. we forbore '• day inserted in our c considerable interest. pail what some people ha if places recommende ice a saving of nearly Ai This retrenchment, thor • of some, will prod tatioas of all : nor ha vane. The Navy and me the Committee, wl mount oithe - House • lA* int* coasodsrasion l liVindsor Faticblilbinem . msktee, it is possible I - be recommended in itt may seem illiberal t principle, which the C ice in all their reo9l2llDel clard should be hiidlo es we think, such a vim domed Public, as well as fi so.lmig been its bunliens. oft would comply. 031 tit holding the 4,1 'lotto reeeiye the r piaci* which pt '1 and so nu disburser of ie out of ti Witaif of the Publi behalf of their non e aten one, Pat *Moot exercising which they have sleet to landed pet of its ill which alu and patents are str it be not a pa bre estimators o ce be suppresu thSeed by the Ci *nem) between p How then can Meer of his ,ea, 1n 'Ay, that he we chin might be ea Nut an adequate deed he cannot b !way cirtuntstats Id‘ id) might fon whatever may be , 141 "Pateen, a sul uy. that men in,* condemn the rip and to its meat in arm to forget, e mits," as well a Wuinson CAI efitis blaJesry h. ha month, and hi "7 Pod but hi The Prises!' 4 tlt• for the waters that she will rein FRENCH PAPEU._ We have this morning received the French rapers of the Sd instant, from which the following are the only extracts worth notice : The two individuals. M. de Cnomantszno and M. de BRIQUILVILLIfi whose meets were lately announced, and who are charged with criminal correspondence with some French Refugees. are both placed at the disposal of the King's Procurator. Letters from the pants of the Rhine state, that se viral hundred persons from the Canton's of Basle and Boleure had descended the Rhine, Rnd were joined by a great somber of people from Alsace. at Kehl,' whence the whole were to proceed to Holland; in order to emigrate to America. MADRID, MARCH to. Lieuteuent-Omteral Elio, so well known for the pumple which ha:had given to soldiers, of sted tam devotion to the legitimate Bovereigia,_ upon _hia Magglf-atrivai in Valencia in 1814 , is about to the command of that City and iravinte t fie goes out to the Canary Islands as Captain. General. This sort of disgrace is ascribed to the eztreme rity which he displayed during the scenes of which Valencia was the theatre in January last. SOUTH AMERICA. • Some of our Contemporaries 'bare been very ac tive in spreading a rumour that this Country has been called upon to *dune between Spain and her Colo nies. The thing is hardly credible—or, if true, it is difficult to conceive how our Government could, in any way, interfere. • With what grace could Eng land, which used all her influence at one time to it duce the Oboists to throw off the yoke of the Mother Country. now propose to persuade them to return' to dmir WOW condition 1. dells has Spain herself done to conciliate of her kik children IP Can the quality of MT lake wean towards them be mistaken i The ene. Mies of South American Independence have clues timed the truth al these reportreespecting the cruelty of the Spanish General 401111.‘0. The following statement from Distrito Arnim it of Cadiz. of 6th Ja nuary, 1817, will hardly be called in question by any who know the state.of the Press in Spain. It is part of a u Report of the principal Chiefs of the Rebellion in New Granada, who had suffered capital punish ment." The inhuman manner in which these victims have been-immolated, and the shame, ul terms in which the facts are afterwards recorded, and exultingly boasted of, will• cbnvey a pretty lair idea of what Spanish pardons and amnesties are in the New World, and what likelihood there is of a mediation emceed-. ing in that outraged country, rein though it were isoctertaken under the auspices of-Orest Britain. • " ANTONIO Clfltle in the Navy, wed hr. Seely a Coundedeuer for die pilaw as of those solowise. He nude a wrens use of his counirisetea. by fomenting perdue% alid was a fanatic supporter a Wigged:nee, &c. Degraded, ghee la the beck, and kis property confiscated " lonacte VA Ifaa, lea Wake' Of the Electoral Callped Seats Td, Legislator In the Senate, bit Shot in the benh, rd propanimated. - ' Ioss MARIA CAILION IL Presideat tof the hket Junta, &e. Hung sod ble propriety ttendelkhlt " 'Amnia mums late Wadden' of the Rebel Goverment, Ice Shot in the ha, and pauperty l ionliscated. " Mwoss Poses*, Attorney, amine of varioin revolutionary works, tcc. (To him the world le Unlighted for the best anoint of New Granada in print). Shot in the bask, and prepare coU fiscatc,l." Such, In short, is the nature and brief otract of partial Report, containing forty-three names of psi ► sons of distinction, and officially published in Spain.. We have soother Manuscript List of 178 indivib duals, bat it would be too tedious to insert them. Various authentic accounts assert, that the total .dumber of persons who have fallen victims to Spanish vengeance alone, since Montotaa's expedition reached the kingdom of New Granada, exceeds 600, is addi tion to those who hue fallen by the sword, have been banished, ate. Such has been the havoc committed *i one section alone, but it itt were possible to obotin 'the aggregate amount of the whole, it would exceed Nil credibility. These circuffistaeces however cease to be strange, when it is remembered that Afoluour 'himself tells the Kano that his work is to be gem is exatdy the same planner at the primitive d ' dwaamgal `llished, that is, that be aside'. a Come and a. itaamay filis The formation of Oft Troops-Of Light Diatoms, in the Ida of Wight, to be coitsmandeti by Sir Lieu. Lino T. W. Houdin, proceeds wit'. gixilt spec t= nearly all the most active And respectable Ireomanrj in the Island having tendered their services. The number being limited to two 'rrunps, bothe diffizolty has occurred in making .4 selection Agreeably to the wishes nt the numerous and respectable AppbeAssts. Wednesday a Detachment of the 23d Light Dra goons marched into Southampton from Radipole Barracks, on their route for Deptford, to embark for France. Saturday se'nnight a part of the baggage of the 88th Regiment was brought to Edinburgh Castle, and on rhursday• last the Depot of that Corp* marched in from Leith. The Regiment, on its ar;• rival from France; is to be quartered there. The 40th Regiment marches from Edinburgh to Glasgow. _ BRUSSELS. APRII. v. The number of English embarked and embarking at Calais, to return to England, amounts to 65(N), in cluding all the Superior Officers and Commissaries going home. The horses that go with them are from 1000 to 1200, both of the Cavalry and. Anil lery. Thesetroops take with them SO pieces of sr• tiller; and the necessary ammunition waggons. 7ghe British Cavalry remaining in France is still to ain in the same Cantonments on the sea co:ist of reach Flanders. It is said that the Grand Review of the British Troops, which has been announced, will nut take place before the beginning of May, by which time the Duke of Witt.unarom is expected. , FRENCH ARMY. Letters from Lille give now the following adcount of the state of the French army, which differs in some degree from the various representations which have been hitherto made of the military situation of France. According to these letters, the Royal Guard consists of 20,000 men of all arms, without reckoning two Regimhnts of Swiss, which form a put of the guard. The Infantry consists of 81 DepArt mental Legions, consisting each of from SOO to 500 men. The Regiments of Cavalry are on an aver.tge from 200 to SOO strong. 'The Corps of Artillery and Sappers are complete, as fixed by the 9rdinance for the peace establishment. Besides these, France has in its service some Regiments of Swiss and two Regiments of Germans, the last under the command of the Prince of HOHENLOL. All these Corps have the due number of Officers. It is supposed that the general recruiting will begin agai3 in May. All the deserters from the Netherlands are sent by the French Government to Lyons, to be there enlisted in a tier-, man regiment I long and fruitless endeavours' having been made to put a stop to this proceeding, the French deserters ow now received, and sent to the Northern provinces. AORIOLK COUNTT MEETING. A General Meeting of this County was held at Norwich on Sunday last. convened by the limn SSENEN/, puksuant to a Requisition signed by the Duke of Nortiotc, the Earls &rumen and AL's- SMILE. Lords ANSON and PitTR; Mr. Coca, Gene. rd WAtiror.e, and several other Gentlemen of the ca11. 10 1 1 1* 440,44 1i0ct of the Binlnitatialt-was in take, into coesiditration the propriety of addressing the Pillitli 1101 INT on the atrocious outrage recently committed upon his person ; and of praying him to dismiss from his presence and councils those Mini sters whose measures had shewn them to be the ene mies both of the Throne and of the People. The Meeting was held in the . large Halt of• the Castle ; . and long before the doors were thrown open, all the avenues were thronged by multitudes, anxious for admission. There was a strong disposition ma nifested to anticipate the period appointed for this accommodation by forcing the doors ; and, when ad mission was at last obtained, the bars set up for the purpuse of dividing the hall inui compartments proved ineffectual: Tbey were immediately overleaped, and the audience became pressed into one compact mass, from which ne individual member composing it ' could sever or attleate himself. The MOH Sumner took the Chair a little before one-O'clock ; 'and after stating the purpose of the Meeting, the Under Sheriff to read the requisition. The Earl of Autessant.e then addressed the meet ing einem length, and concluded by submitting certain Resolutions, which (his Lordship observed) if agreed to, might form a basis of an Address to his Royal High n ess . The Resolutions were then read. The substance of the fun and second was— * Thu the Misting kk, in connams with all classes of his klakam's *blasts, the dospestUisoeriees of the disgraceful out rage commkted en his Royal Highness on his return from exer cising same of the Mod important functions of his high statism. They mold not refrain, at the 1411111 time, from calling the atten dee of Ms Royal Highness to the distresses of the nation, and to the eras constitutional principle, that the only security for the pot administration of public slaws was In the real responsibility of hileisters; the meaning of splash was, their liability to pm-. nishmem, and a a dismissal (remade Mikes for mismodact." hir.-fiOUTAINJUI (late Sheriff), seconded the Reso fumes. - ~7- . • • C 6,1 Woonanouss arialouslY opposed them ; arid intimated that another meeting would be held. Mr. iterjeant FRITH addressed the Meeting. amid viole4 token of disapprobation, and moved an Ainen4ment to omit all that part of the Resolutions which referred to the Removal of Ministers. Mr. ***VIM seconded the Amendment. Mt. one supported the Resolutions. He congra tulated e County on the unanimity of a Meeting sireh as i had never befOre seen, either in numbers espror .1 Lability.. He , had now represented them for forty' years s he was still the same hater of tyranny he had ever been; and gloried more in•being a County Member than be should in any favour the Crown could bestow upon him. . .. .. • The Rev. Mr. Gummi. in ,a shear, but energetic address, stipported the original question. After some feether,discustion, the Amendment was negatived. and the original Resolutions were declared by the &WWI to be carried by a decided majority. On the minion, that the High Sheriff be requested .to sign the Address. on the part of the Meeting, that , Gentleman declined to give the sanction of his signa -1 tire to a measure which he did not think could at all tend to alleviate the distress which this Country felt 1 in common with every other in Europe. He then I left the Chair, and s on the motion of General Wat tted by the I wo jurdiessp la,. ;ha t awhi ee c g t p w er m iff or w d as ere cal d called to tO be it r , end signed the aeltreSentatives of the County. NATAL IkriLithtgro it. MAILS-ARC nut. DO% .. 2 1 Priner ,-- - 1 0 Watedsrd .. . i 2 :iten . h .reb .. 1 0 Quern4ey and Jersey 0 0 1 :li.!telibunth •• 0 g Lisbois . I . 1 I i-t, , tors .: -. 1 0 Holland : - . 1 0 : 11, ; 4 -- . 0 1 PALMOITCH; APRIL 4 . Arrivedyestetday the M .elhotous t h packet. with a mail from Lisbon. in ten dAys; mid la Jrune Cis tine, Ma'am. :toni Moriaiz. S.iled the Duke of Kent picket. sit! i mail fir L, . ,. r. PI.YMOI►TH, APRIL 5. Arrived the. Soi,l'rn• ton, Untr. from Lnngsound. —Sailed the Para4on. to the Isle of France. FOWEY, APRIL S. The Mary Ann, R.. , Et..L. 01 this poit, struck on Sunken rock 22d ultimo, on th.. coast of Scotland, and immediately Went down —the crew were, with math difficulty, saved. HARWICH, APRIL S. Came in yesterday ;be Truro, MILL% with coals from Newcastle for London, having been on short on the Kettle Bottom Sand, lost her rudder, and other damage ; she was brought in by a salvage smack. Arrived the Good Statesman transport frern Calais with troops. Sailed the Earl Leicester packet for Cuxhaven, Henry Freeling packet for Holland, and Jane packet for Giittenburgh, all with Mails.— Arrived to-day. the Prince of Orange packet from Holland, and Castlereagh packet from Cozhalreni bath with Mails.—Wind N.E. PORTSIVIOUIII. APRIL The Sheerwater, Captain Itowt,r.v ; Pelican, Cap. tain Cunzon; and the Beaver, Captain Dore, ar rived on Thursday from Sheerness. '['hey are or dered to take out volunteers to complete the comple- • ments of the sgtiadron nn the Leeward Isl ind station, and after touching at Barbadocs, they will proceed to Jsmaica4They are expected to sail in a day or twn. The Pelican takes the ltedhleast tender, intended for the ToNtimcr, ro;nd to Cork. l lie Captain p arrived on Thursday front Brighton, and is refitting res at Spithead. The Dutch line-®t-battle chin Van Tromp sailed horn Spithead on Wednesday for Batavia, and the transports under charge of Lien. tenant PRITCIIAUD, for Senegal and the Cape of Good Hope. APRIL 6.—Sailed yesterday the Lune, Amis, and Zephyr transports, for Barbadoes.—No arrivals or sailings today.—Wind N.E. MARGATE, APRIL 9. The galliot Noord Star, of Amsterdam, was to• tally lost about eight o'clock on Friday evening-last. on•the Long Sand. The Master, DaN.Wasaannust% one seaman, and a boy, ate drowned: The survivors, •iz. Jona ROSMAN, FRIDERICI MILLER, and FR111)1* ntcs: RAMS, landed here this afternoon from one of our fishing snacks, which picked them up floating on the mast. RAMSGATE, APRIL 6. Arrived in charge of a Margate boat, the Danish brig Standhaliegreet, Roues, from Kregoreve for Chnburg, with timber and deals, having been on the Knock, lost her rudder and received other damage. DEAL, APRIL 6. 12ame down from the giver yetterd iy, and sailed. the Potten, for the Isle of France; Mariner. fo; Qat; bec t Agate, for Si. John's, N. B.; and Deux Arnie, for Havre►. down from the River and sailed to-day, the Posthumous, PosrLEwt•AITE, fo•R •. , isdoes and the Roiul s ,, vereign yacht,. for lisp tie lat• ter remains... Wind N.E. : GRAVESEND, APRII. 0. Arrived the York Union, Mitchell, trout Tonnir els Isneer.; ‘A'ilson, and Louisa. Anis, from Hamburg!' ; Mal na, Bate*, from Gabriltar • Agenuria, Black, from Amsterdam; Cool dope Klock, and Un ion, Itiiblusou, tot Rorterdam ; Delp6 r, lrud mg, from Jamilcs; and Lucinda, 1 readwell, (torn Mem, Sailed the Marquis of Angles's Brown, for Ostend; and the .Stainer, Spencer, for Hamburgh. CUS I OM.HOUSP., APR 11. 5. BUM EINTZIIIIO INNA111)11,—. Ihe Fr3ll Lata, Margaretha, Prow, from Vont ; Venni, Atherden ; and Dkpatch, Urquhart; irons Durdt ; *rwo Brothers, Ws ; Jane, Fenwicli ; Brims nsa, Brown ; Zeebrug , Anderson; and Vrow Haw °owes baud, from Ratterilatu ; Johanna, Everwina, Reis, from Leer; Lib Pmnis Friedrich Ludwig, Granmain. from Rostock; Mar shal Blucher, Adams • and Mary, Fox, from Ostend; Jong, Jan, from Amsterd am ; Vrow Martha, Sivikes, from t;ronia. gen ; May, lidlerhy, from St. Domingo; Goede Vcrwatching, Muddel, from Stormed; Johanna Panora, Stalenberg, from Wolgast ; longs Jacob, Rau, from Emhden ; and Speedwed,Creek, Hoy; Carolina Aegean, Weller, from Savannah; Pocalsokas Howland, from Charleston; Minerva, Fokkia, from Hamburgh; Drey Gebrudera, Weidman from El.llcth ; George VAN% from Naples Geantbarn i Petite, from De:aurora; aniAPOliee Melberg, from Gottenburgh. OUTWA isos.--Tbe I robity, Cooper, for Lisbon; the Thames, Browne; and Grasshopper, Law, for Haniburgh ; the Mahlon, Brown, for St. Peteraburgh ; the Jenny, Millar, jun for Bd.. fast; Flying Fish, Peck, for Morales. • D.ligence, Edwards, f or Dublin ; Obits Myth, for Madeira audJamaks, and Acme.= , Plug, for Rotterdam. The Marquis of Sure inn is making some large additions to the ancient mansion of the Sutherland family in Scotland. A report is said to have been made to the Judge* from the Sheriff of Somerset, that a typhus fever pm, yells in the very Crowded prison at ilchester. The Tribunal of Correctional Police at Verlaine" has sentenced an old woman of the name of GUIs e LRLIAM, convicted of uttering seditious expressions, to a year's imprisonment, and 100 francs expenses.: On Tuesday nett the second Council of War will be occupied with the Process of General Gaotrcur. Lieutenant-General CHAmonnaz. is named President, logibrnifti p meeting took place at Chalk Farm, betweas Captain B. antr‘aptafis.R. of the Royal Navy, in consequence of a quarrel be tween the parties the same morning. The seconds interposed to accommodase the matter between the parties I a reconciliation took place, and the Gentle. men met each ether half way, and shook hands. Both of them were at the attack on Algiers. CORN-EXCHANGE, APRIL 7. Not having any Market on Friday, there wai a large accumulation of arrivals this day, when Wheat was heavy sale, at a decline of 4s. per quartet. Bar. ley is es. per quarter lower, and very'dull sale at that reduction, apd only prime qualities could begot off; all other descriptions are unsaleable. Oats are 25. per quarter cheaper, having considerable arrivals fro h Irom our own coast and Holland. In Peas And re 3 no alteration; - MARKET, APRIL. 7. Beef Si 6.1 to lit 6,: Veal 46 6d to Ss 64 Mouton 40 01 to St od P4rk 44 64 to Se 44 Boasts 2140,—sboop 'ad I MIN 14 140—Caltes l so—Hes 260. RAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. TUT ,44 0 to XS. , M.—Cloves- £6. 06 to 71 I 0;. . • atraw • 44 i 64• to At. - .