Star. — London, England, 1817-04-22 00:00:00

A NEW COMET. THE ROSE BUD. Say I weer set the (OW lower Freer of ks tester spray; Beim. 'twill bieem bet am Owe fir• 'Twill wither and decay. Its balmy fragrame—edema serese 4 ; 6 Now meat the Zephyr's sigh ; BM le thy bosons's flukes beat, 'Twill droop, despair, sad die I So, /may b lower that blooms gay. Awl vines life's parterre, Would Worn and grow the livelong day, Deligbtful, sweet, and fair ! But same rode spoiler grasps its charms, And steals its fragrant breath; Then Sings it, faded, front his arms § To morn, magical and death! aarcoct• Dakar - LANE THEATRlL—Yestetday evening Mr. ' Kean made his reappearance, after an absence of some weeks, in Richard 111. He was welcomed by three lucid peals of applause. He sustained the cha. ratter with his wonted excellence. The house was filled in every part. On account of the indisposition of Miss Kcu.v, the after piece of Frightened to Death, was substituted for that of the foraireiter's Dam:ker. Pilau:AN FAEDIONS.--The rim of straw bonnets is MOW worn notched, and the ribbands are either two oe ui-colour. When flowers are added, they are made to ink the buss of the ribbands. Hence it happens that ragencuke, tulips, nrignionette,lilac; Narcissus, • Ids. field flowers, and even ovetlideiergs, are at once in fashion. Among fancy flowers, honey.' cackle dyed lilac is frequently seen. Some fashion. shies wear a velvet Collar to their coats, and both of the same colour. The fashion ef small clothes that button aver the knee is once more revived. Mae. blatant' Roor.—This fashionable Lacii@pen ad her splendid mansion in Pcstman-square on. Fri - 'day night to the gay wall It was a party atten ded by about three hundred fashionables. Five rooms were thrown open, furnished in a style of elegance which surprised even those accustomed to behold daily improvements in interior decoration. The com pany be: an to assemble together at ten o'clock: they de at one. In the click were the following : cc aod Countess of Plymouth, Lord and Lady Bridport, Lord iledersiffe. Conatess.ot Maiden, Sir rbontas and Lady Wave, Lady Sheffield and the Dowager Lady She ffi eld, laird Chetwyerd, Lady SW, Lady Mary and birsa Drummond, Lady Finch Hatton, Lady and MissOlvune, lady and Miu itnntd:y. Mr. Charles and Mr. John Mills, Mr. Horace Beaton!, Mr. and Mrs. oreoult, Earl of Errol, and Lard James Hay, Miss Montague Burgoyne, tilt I. and Lady Pecbell, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Browne, Sir Robert, lady, and• Miss Buxton, Mr.. and Miss Seausnoat, Mrs. Balker Mrs. and Mias Cameral, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Windsor, 1,,51y and Miss Midway, Mr. nee. rut, Mr. and Mrs. Lharks Buller, Sir Chutes and Lady Hulse, Captain Digby, Mr. and Mn. DOITICII. Mr. and Mrs. St. Lein., Captain and Mrs. Clive, Hun. Captain Talbot. LADY 1511OWNLOW'S BA.LI,—A Ball of singular Magnificence was given at the Dowager Lady aILUWN . LOW-I on Friday evening, .in Hill-street, Bet keley square. The three drawing-rooms were brilliantly ilhiminated by chandeliers of matchless beauty. The company was composed of all the leading families in high life, exceeding go the aggregate duce hundred persons. Dancing commenced at eleven o'clock with isz ee tspirji. :I'S younger kranehes o( the noble of MARYMOring LaSO4; tORNWALLISYFUII• :sees, MONTACIIMHARJUNGTOUp apd Motail Enos ct:itss, took the lead. A supper followed. The glancing leas afterwards resumed, and kept ap till four o'clock. Also were rem% • Sir James and Lady Langbam, Lord Browolow, Sir J. acid Lady sandgetd, lady Allenborough and Miss Law, Lady Rod ney, Lady l'heudosis Vyner and Miss Vyner , Cou ntess apart. south and Lady Legge, Lady Arden, Lady C. Macdonald, Lady Llizsbah Poch Hatton ' and Miss Hatton, . A more than usua l attention to dress was observable in this assembly s in short, there was every thing to gratify the senses and _please the imagination. .Tult COUNT/gas or LOttaStOlies BALL.—Thor first party for the season in Dover :et was a quadrille party, held on Thursday evening. It was given to a juvenile circle. which assembled at ten o'clocb,and brokte up as two. Refreshments were provided, con. sitting of every delicacy. TM company were highly I deligh they ted; of course, did not separate Wiiihkg Vth OS e persons who radial the Lottery Schemes of he last . Frfty or Sixty rears. and have read of. those of• the preceding Catonr—G. Watt begs leave to ask a few questions—Do they remtitior, "or did thsy ewer hear of any Scheele that was more really advaltaneees to adventurers, than that of the Pr a m Late"? Cold they in airy Lottery. foe the last to itemises, borsht a. Whole Ticket for -IS Guineas, eta Sixteenth for IS Sbilliari Ass aer obe Tickets , 1 4 11ia LOtterthuriosicallt gird it irdbdise *ape of MIDWOLDA, AML 13.--Yesterday evening, about fifteen minutes platten o'clock► a Comet was seen in the West, but on accbnnt of the dark clouds it was not viable above three minutes. Its light outshone the - other stars, se that jt was not easy to determine peechely in what constellation it appeared, however, in was in or near Gemini. The Hots. Joins Wm. Want, alive to the distresses of hii countrymen, has lodged at his banker's MOO. to be applied to the relief of the suffering poor. Ex tending his charity beyond the limits of his father's neighbourhood, he has sent *SO to the Staffordshire Committee for the general use of the labouring poor throughout that county, to be distributed at their discretion. Sunday sennight, the new Episcopal 'Chapel, in Durnfries, was consecrated by the Right Reverend Bishop SANDFORD. of Edinburgh, after which, he de livered an excellent sermon to a crowded and select audience. Saturday se'nnight. John M'Straflic, weaver, Havannah-street, Glasgow, while stepping from one steam-boat to another, at '.the Broornielaw, tell into the river, and was dr owned. A young man was suffocated in Bridgeton, Glasgow, by a piece of beef sticking in his throat.—Same night, a woman be longing to Tradeston. having gone to l'ort-Dundas, fell into the canal, and was drowned' Friday se'nnight, some querriers employed by CHARLICS CAISPIIELL, Esq. of Comby, near Oban, to repair a breast-work, had put in icharge which did not go off, and when employed in claming the touch hole, it suddenly exploded ; one min was killed and another dreadfully burl. Saturday se'nnight the dwelling-house of John Ha milton, farmer, Highkes, parish of Dalsert. Lanark shire. together 'with barn, cow-house, 'Wile, ten . stacks of corn, 30 bolls potatoes, five yearlings, with nosey the whole household furniture, {cc. were con limped by fire. - Tuesday morning, about seven o'clock, a flue was discovered in a barn at the Stoop, near Dumfries, which having communicated to the premises adjoin ing, totally consumed the whole range. Wednesdiy night, about eleven o'clock, the poor house in Houghton, Staffordshire, was discovered to be on fire, and before any assistance could be pro. cured, was completely enveloped in Ihnleb i and soon reduced to ashes. Unfortunately, four adjoining houses, being covered with thatch, shared the same fate. The cries . of the unfurtimate sufferers, height lined by their anxiety, not only for their property, but for their children, afforded a spectacle truly *WWI and impreisive. Toe strenuous exertions of the inhabi tants, however, succeeded in arresting the flames, wuen threatening the almost entire destruction of the vi &Lige. Sunday se'nnight, as a Xerjeant *as going from Marlborough so Devizes, he was stopped by two sailors and a soldier, abosit five miles from the latter place, who knocked _him down, and the soldier put ting his foot on the serjeant's breast, they robbed him of his watch and A 4. Os. • A distressing occurrence took place on.laturday se'neight, in the yard of the Woolpack Inn, at War wick. A respectable and elderly tradesman of the Metropolis, while 4legapied in preparing his gig for departure, taith sff 4iiconstdeeirdnellibrelthigtiest . degree censurable, snapped adonble barrelled pieta that he imagined unloaded, at in assistant ostler,' which going off, lodged twn balls in the shoulder of, the poor matt, who continues in a dangerous and uncertain state. _ _ _ _ During the latter evenings of last 'week, the Me.., thodist Meeting in High Holboin•(fortnerly the Wel-' lington Baxaar), bad been infested by a gang of idle and dissolute young men, who • practised all manner of tricks to annoy and disturb the •:congregation, un til at last the proprietors were compelled to engage's number of • constables, with a view of keeping the peace. On Saturday night, whilst the congregation acre assembling, a gang of loose characters stationed themselves round the doer, and accosted every person who went in with 16 Buy a bill of the play"—» Walk in, sales on," &c. An elderly Gentleman ventured to expostulate, but his admonition only drew doww de rision and contempt, and one of them watching an opportunity, tripped 6p his heels, upon which the rest surrounded him, pretending to give assistance, but for no other purpose than to screen a person who was then rehiring him. The noise they made brought Mt: Claike, the constable, who imnicdiately seised one of thWtillaine, but was as quickly knocked down by the rest, and the (allow rescued from bis custody. The con stable then called several persons to help him, but the thieves evinced a disposition to resist, and aceordingly began ty throw stones and bricks witbodt inuAnissfen, POLICE. xHOCSE.--PIIMALE day women, named linikr, Fed, and Steely, were charged with threatening to murder another fe male, named Phillips, or to do her some bodily harm, and with having thrown upon her aquantity of dele terious liquid, by which her gown, a valuable shawl, and other articles of her dress were burnt and de. stroyed. The patties, it appeared, all resided in the neighbourhood of Brooke's Gardens, and some words having arisen between them, the prisoners uttered the threats mentioned, waylaid the prosecutr;x, and committed the offence staietr.---The LOUD MAYoa said, theoffence was of the most serious nature, and a felony by the Act of Parliament. Remanded. Quezu-aottans.—Yesterday Mr. Thomas Heaviside, residing in Ait-street, Piccadilly, was brought up in the custody of two &leant', a Corporal, and a pri vate okthe lit Regiment of Foot Guards, and exa mined before PATRICK COLQUunuar, Esq. under the following circumstinces I—Capt. Drummond stated, he was on duty about ten o'clock yesterday, to com mand the Guard of Honour for the Prince's Levee. The men were formed in the Tilt Yard, at the Horse -Gu-rds, and observing the prisoner having an alter cation with the Corporal, he told him to move back, and the soldiers would not touch him. The prisoner called him several times an impudent puppy, saying he would not move fcr him, the soldiers, or their master.—The prisoner acknowledged having used harsh language, but not the words 44 impudent puppy." He ultimately agreed to in eke an apology to Captain Drummond, and to say that he was sorry for having interfered with. the soldiets on duty. lie was discharged. . HoutJut. who sta.ed he was born in Flanders, but bad set ved eight years in the Royal Buffs, was charged with picking the pocket of George Sinclair, Etq. en Saturday night. in com ing out of the Operl House. of his picket-bnok, containing re 2, a 16th of a Lottery Ticket, and some papers.—Mr. Sinclair said; he walked with Lady Dudley and Ward from the Opera House door to her carriage, which was drawn up at the top of the Haymarket. Toey were followed by a gang of sus picious persons ; one of them approached Lady Dud ley, asking charity in broken French, by which , she was alarmed, and his servant, slim carried a link be- fore her, distinctly saw the prisoner. Having put her into the carriage, Mr. Sinclair thought to pull out his hindkerchief, but found the pocket cut off, and his pocket-book stolen. He returned back to inform Lavender, and the servant met the prisoner, whom he instantly recognized. Lavender took him into custody, but only a lady's pocket-book was found upon him. Remanded till Friday next. MARLIOttcI:OH-STAM.--Detirio. against tally Bdl at a Watch hone —Maria Hamilton ctmplained to the Magistrates of baying been violently assaulted in Piccadilly on Saturday night by two young men /leased as gentlemen, without provocation. She' charged them in custody, and they were taken to the ' s:atch house. The constable of the night suffered them to depart on leaving are for their appearance at the Of f ice yesterday, but they did not appear. The coastable of the night acknowledged the transaction, and that after they were released from the watch house, they returned back and assaulted thW watch- The Magistrate repriostodesi the constable of night for taking bail, as such was illegal. The cider had been repeated over and over, that what a person was charged at the witch-house, they should lie keptio custody until taken before a Magistrate. . . . , At the Middlesex Sessions, held yesterday, Mtn 'pi Maio was indicted for having unlawfully pro- Mired 0100, false and counterfeit pieces, of the like- Novo/ a sixpence, and having uttered and put in cir. **fon the same, in order to defraud his Msjesty's subjects. The evidence to prove the facts d in the indictment, was to this effect : The er came to town an Lk& roof of the Union Bir mingham coach, accoutered in a rough great coat ; M conduct excited suspicion, particularly when the teach was going up a bill, by holding at the back of file carriage, and appearing as if he had something mar ander his coat. When the coach arrived at Abe Old Hats, near Ealing, two police o ffi cers were in Waiting for anothe r person—when he pulled off his coat, threw it on the roof, and tan to the privy. : is excited suspicion, and they secured the prisoner, 'and on searching the premises they found three par ' cell, containing 99 dozen of counterfeit lt. 6d. pieces, and 1500. sixpenny pieces, the subject of the present ittdictsnent. The Jeri found hiM Guilty, and the Court sentenced him to be imprisoned for two years. I. N. asnrigtos, head Clerk in the Post-office of Bristol, was, at the bun Assizes, sentenced to seven fraudulently pocketing the capacity of agent. Tim receipts was abandoned by Hall was sentenced to towl steeling. Newbury, A. Cochrane for an assault on of Hongerford. It ap prisoners, privates is the , eir comrades, had been of the Battle of Bayonne, They had been drinking ;erfor4l, till half-past six offered to them by a spoke conteimptuousl: . affirming that '• he and Begley escape from Ella, soldiers vindicated theii warmth, which provoked crotch and attack them. Alexander wat sent for to tthority was despised; his stair his hands; he was struck buttes& of their bayonets,. the delinquents were not persows had received severe and a colored* who was evident marks of the se- Jury found the poisoners emendation of the Court, highly of their stneral con matter with the party ag. therefore, only fined one shilliug tot: ion of caking a pub- fin gtass . : LOtter former y' i ttrin i sic ter i— ell&witz r ei spa ist o thaa . . (117111 o s f uut r byl the°pr wo member any Ofiias that , bad oat were r3st ee p tdeet a id a a p ct ofiZo who were ta lam i g Ini,, n to :i gi pip: m ► years tran spo nes's sums r t ation, - t b - atiO y k i, To; sn in fraud they capital charge of forging real, . aim is ca a c a piaaps km Af ,/, 4 0., alk tut h a ve b e d....c e if watchhouse. They were taken before the beagististesi ' 1 'wsig-• Sala IS s 4 ‘. Wit appeared . they - era • - ;Pal 61444" t a the P t r rar u sv i rcl s r . Assizes, 0. L _ .. .. *lO. 4 : v a ' - v . years traDsportstion {Of i ilf • B(C.-• be *clod to their* b ' ' . • • - Oilkes, 9, Carabilliassi guerties kw thais t Mid .•- , 46 , 'At Berkshire Sessions, at I . . .2... i... • - prielOn urinal...sr . 4• Pealing ..' • i• • "'""' &nos, were indicted .• I • . . , • • - ... ~ . . to u thf iet i es to o l = a d osi tti a . t h e d . 11111110 4. .. _lllllll, l Lili . _ , _ ,. __ .( 1814111.. Tilt IT; . . order, High Constable of evidence, that the pr simmaired a mi fiG ion , moan um satvowas stignipaissf . . as sea red in L , l asvi =stik In siapowalba aip airsrt_ 'Fls. !toils • , *Nth . Ofir, and may ether . - ~.. . ki_Guard ntr s, with a t a w iv o er o sa f r ;he; oral* . Om god bad -. • ' - .brati the A • Willtaihsvalatadwashad ea* Adllssmars i n • I , Liedi o t a ma hi , skobt a g oisa gg e o, r d wei s fine i sate et . . .. , , in if 4 ha, out Sundays ' where they were engaged. T & vow , vim , pin at skip dot N o port as d e w oo d o f , . tame A stlitslig•lgth It lamb the Craven Arms, Hunger te lasiess. A smelt ,in witilit cloth, when an affront was 'fie iki 2• 4 * 0 11 .... _„ . 11111 4.6 di, *Wit Sri the beta by . It - • ening -- . p!e in the tap•room, who t tisk .10) pee :.. eraillis = l a", ill WI nal Val% with. ' ..4 'y -•- Ma* Of the Doke of Wellington, a anon , ision stow %lig . sisi — ii; , - Washed to it, %sin trio% ehht u ". , • .rd Castlereagh bird let a - l o ss/ - • •_1141!! 11011 We MM - who;essealted othee.ll,llol inertk . ltin • • . • hats another war." The s • MO • • =Om OW life .1 M's 922 1 2222rU, !-.•• 0, 4 ant Lommaoder with wa • • ifbmgo . 414101 WM • 141011 ens --A t .. .14 TuesdaA •• cripple to shoulder his a 112 .242 1? woe win i..- A:, jos,- 0 .-l eit , . • limreabiontreeethsesi et ign - erthesistabso. dirt. swift Nun ~ Mis door . alitGrilidthrry , • fight ensued, and Mr. Ale , • wb e iherkk e s k ilepro,oseseirsoseeks,,er.siftsisi atlekt. • .tt • Int *ssimtillW e its WOSI • . uell the tint. His authority ~,„,„.. . , mo se ift i . t .. ~ I Lotrat el ' ar tii k r a l los . ther ‘ ..„*., ....:' : ... rerouted . me obyfficethatkze:t:" with his lib be but . 11,2111 I • . ' • ,„ 1 ........,k,. WO ",... . - 11 .00/ 1 "• - . 11''', theil*.a •', " , 1 ,1 1 '•lb , . pursued into the street ; b • - - - . •. • . ayg • .... awe 1 4,igg Aggo max fe_ g - _ ••• • ' 'afr o hi , nail/ secured till two perm 20.40071ekara. Tierdeeis Watt dm si r , . lie sits . • 1 , 1 es. The men accused, i * re m yeara,•aa war be aim by dal* ' "Ti • • in their defence, bore r . 'r - ' eanesse met. . •.: . . Ill t rat - - VP ; • . lod ie g Zit 10 0 - . ) .1.4 . ear/ a the affray. The it ~ • . . alf ...f If el ZOO ••211 4 " Calilll/0 . 11412, .. • I it ; . It bat, at the recornal ..., .. • - -* Caputo,' who spoke big! - -s i WI Massa* - is o 'such Pee* . ~.., ...,, - hot p0 1u 0 10it0t 0..4 1 ...., vow v i ou l d . • , • •'. "` . 'thii ' r"" -- ' lr L a ' .. t r osoptemised the nun *AM nay be lied (grads). • thew, and be titian Sam a Iffelybuntri ' l 'l . Wed i they were. therefore aig ist s i b it u almwas state of the its fib , iftifleaktiet thi • . bread discharged, en cel &lose gi g iy doe Capitals shrOwsil NV en tbstLettry) by Disa.. i tliere was ant Jangle to iipprfheati freewill:a now . , jc epelagy. . - ' . ... . . , . . • _ .. • , . THE MAltirirs. • NINGATZ AND LaDENHALL btAILKITS, Ar t ii (By the Cerra's.) Beef rer stone Si 01 to es 04 Veal 0• M 41 Mutton Si 4d re es 04 i Pita 46 01 toss Lamb es. ed. to ns. od. PRVIL OF HOPS. New PASS. pew pecerro. Kent 121 Os to 14114 s ' Kest . 131 to •• Soma 111 Os to 131 Os I Swiss 121 0. to 151 (b i Essex 121 Os to 161 Os Farnham it:l . 0 zi, PRICES OF HAY AND ST&AW v IT. WA tell. MUITXCIiArk L. Hay 31 Os ru to Si 6. Ad I Hay S 1 u. 141 oe Straw 11 19s 0.1 to el Oil I Straw it vss to ti 6, Clover, 6L 104. M. to 'A toa. RAW 1111)Es. Best Heifers and Steers (per ' Ordotary Is 61 to Is tia i stone) - s 4,1 to is 6.1 Market Calt 7.4 each. 1141tdeltings 4 2s 0.1 to 2s 24 Eng. 'horse Ps 01 to Sheepskins—NUM, 3s 64. to 64 &I.- -1).44v0s 4' 6.1 to es W. Shearlings 74.-1.am!.1'241 6J to 14 rt I. I'2ICY. OF LEATlitill IN LEA I)F.Nt lAI.I.- • i REE i .... Mats, 50 to 32Ibs 204 2! 4l (.`at( Skim, 3; to 401h* 14. •, , I Ditto. 52 :0 6611,s itsd 211 I)itto 5: 1 to 7 1 41+. ' lOl 2:4 Merchants Backs cud oat .1)Itto CO to son% 11%1 ,pal Dressing Hides Itsl 154 i SlMMSvaii (;rerniar • l 2,..1 Z 1 Csaac't Hides 154 17.1 I !Arse ditto. per ,102„ 4...7,, ; • t., PRICK o I St. James's Starket Cs C.l Clare Market .tti Cd Whlreebapel Market Ss 1.: per stone of Mb. Yellow Soap, 86s—Mottle.1, Candles per ilt.z. t (•s _.....----- —.--------- ... 1 LIA) W rowit fallow - 544 tel Yellow it.osis • SS, O.! White dtsto ( Cs :j Soap ditto !i: 0.1 Pli—C..r,l, I.'9t—r - . , -;•, , ..‘ta oa—vDsvle...l: 3 I. COAL M ARK r. r, Art2ll. 21. Strio at Market. Skips WA. Price*. IS3 Newcastle 8i 3s, 2a. to 414 'J 5. Stui4erland I .is.. 61 to 1 . ~.L . J Scotch CAI 0 ' 00t. o'. Several persons from Carlisle and i.e;',. - fsa::lhool have lately set out for America ; Amon: thr %mu : "who have taken the baunty AS substitutes "! Vs'e lately mentioned that die Jessie, Dimo r i e , had sailed with goods and 66 passingais for i3ritish Amet ICA ; and we have now t* add, the time undermentioned vessels, with goods, and 275 passen gers, arc to sail from : 1 .141 port, for the samz desti nation ;-- Elizabeth, far St. John's • • 125 Augusta, for Miran led • . 11S North Star - • - 3S Jude,s fur St. Johtes • - GS •••••--3:0 A Mute in India has sent home the following ac. count of the unfortunate affair in which the ship's company of the Eli , hinstone were engarcd with the Malays We are extremely gr;eved &tail the melancholy particulars at a fatal rencontre whidt to ic place between Captain HEAVISIDe and pait :4 the Of and crew of the Honourable Company's shin Elphinstone, and a party of the Malays, in the mina of September, at Boroo, on the N. E. coast ui Sumatrr. Captain Hearts= being in need of a r, !lad f)b. tained permission from the Chief of that part of t',e Island to ent such wood as lie might require. lie a , . eordingly went on shore, accompanied by the seclr.l Officer and the Surgeon, Mr. Macnota.u.o, and attend ed by it part of the crew, and commenced cu:ti.g down ,tree. A number of Malaya collected, and ye. monstrated against the proceeding. The Captain per. sisted; declaring'that he had authority from tie Chef to act as he was doing. Upon this, the san , ...uiaary wretches drew their creases, and instantly piongt4 them into the bosoms of every one present. Mr. M.1c ,1 DONALD aid the second Officer immediately expiree, and several others were left as dead on the spot. Tie Captain and some of the party, although desperate'y wounded, crawled ta the shore, and plunging into the sea, succeeded in remaining above water, until, by making signs, they gained assistance from the ship" The Monument voted by .Parliament his been erected in St. Paul's to the memory of John Gaspard - le Marchant, who fell in the Battle of Salantinca. Saturday John Hardy and 7 heater Leapleev were executed at Hereford. Hardy was only 20 years of age, and was condemned for robbing the house of 3. J. HOLFORD, Esq. of Kilgwin, near Llandoter (with whom he had formerly lived), of plate to the vii . l , te of AISOO, which he cafried off on a valuable horse, belonging to Mr. Hotsofttr. At Worcester Session, Was. Watlitu, conper, of Alfrick, an insolvent debtor, was remanded to prison for five years, nn account of having acted with cross injustice towards John Walker, a creditor, by making a deed to defraud him. BI it rms. Friday, at Poulton'', Hampshire, Lady G. Sloane, of a son. Wednesday, the lady oe Captain Charts Hope Reid, k .UI. Newport Comge, South►ea, of a *on. April 6, at Roche Court, near Fareham, the Lady of Sir /aims Wl's/key Gardiner, of a daughter. Thursday, in Kinpgate-street, near Winchester, Lady Malls of a daughter. At St. Ainand, in France, the Lady of Colonel John Camerae, 9th Regiment, of a SOIL MARRIED. Aprll 10, at Clain-s Church. lieut. Thomas Michell, R.N. to Caroline, dauphrer of the late Major Squire, 61 st Regiment. Wednesday, at Barnard Castle, Durham. the Rev. R. W. New land, Miaister of the Tabernacle, Hanley, to Miss Bennirg, of the former place. • DIED. AptE 9, at Dumfries, Mn. Janet Breek, aged 90. April 7. at Beckingten, Wilts, John Millard. Esq. late Surgeos, of Portia. At I.arbert Manse, the 31st tilt. Janet, second daughter 3f the Rev. Dr. Knox. At Dent, in Yorkshire, a few days ago, Mrs. King, agee. t April 8, at Sandgate, Newcastle, Isabella Thompson, a keei • man's, aged ioo. • Filday, at the Crown Tent, Portsmouth, Mr. Grant, Cowman. tier of the Ocean West Inetaman. He was taken ill on the pass sage from larna'es, and lived just let:: enough to reach the shr re. Wednesday, Mr. Carter, of Froakeldt he was returning home from P..-terifieid Market, accompanied by Mr. Ewen, the former on foot and the latter on horseback; Mr. C. complained to Ho companion of being unwell : Mr ,Ewen, in consequence, cl:ra him his horse, which he had only mounted a few minutes sober he fell from the saddle and mrpired. - - PRICE OF S COCKS TUTERDAY. Bank Stock, Long Anne. 12746 .4 S peret. Red.7l! 7li ;AM %az Steck 2031 S per Ct. C'oats 7if 751.721111 India arme 61172 pr 4 per Cent. 83f1 84 Etc/1.13111s VV.) 1414 pr.. 5 per C. Navy 102104 104 Cons. for Ae2. 731 7501: 19411* I.ntrery Tkkets £lB 18.. PktICES OF GOLD AND SELMER. Portepl Cold in Coln, per es. AS 195 Od. Foreign Gold in Bars E 191 Od. New Doubloons • • S 15e Od. New Duliars - .. 0 be Id.. Silver h►Bln 0 so 141 HIGH WA 'l'o MORROW A r LONDON BRII)G! Morning • '2O min. after 6 Afternuen . 49 ...... LONDON mot and pcibUshed by Lcnaz KIST, L de:r nice, lezarts-liar. I e e e r) I. e tf e 7 ie vs re at 3. e, If SS :g Li. es re, e, to Ft. of lu t. us. 31. re. me me t.!•