Star. — London, England, 1817-01-03 00:00:00

at. estates . of emigrants had been acqUired in laitei ' noel portions; but in others they had been pal celled out into an excessive number of small lots: purchasers of national domains are compdted to ara unt to many millions, while of persons paying ,;.),; francs of taxes, there are not perhaps 100,000. M. Facer de BAUD* defended the Pri#et in all its particulars, and objected strenuously to the amend ments proposed in a former sitting by IYIa de Serra. . M. BENOIST followed on the opposite side, and di. :, ,, ed his observations particularly to the proposed c iallication of paying SOO frames of taxes. In all y , nce, he said, there were only 15,800 persons who ;... d above 1000 francs to the public service. Is it • - ic - g them are to be found that Noblesse of which t; mlch has been said of la to ? No. The Nobles ~r impoverished, and are almost all in the inferior t Asses of contributors —not even in the second—we pet the third. The majority of these 15,800 are new 'amities, with new interests. Should the proposed amnunt of qualification be adopted, two-thirds of the proprietors of land would be excluded—two-thirds of Trance would have cause of discontent. M. BEUGNOT defended the qualification, on the ground of the Charter, by which it is declared, that no person shall have any concern with the election of Deputies, who does not pay three hundred francs of taxes : the Charter is nothing bur a concession of rights and that concession is clearly limited. M. DE BONALD..—" We partake of the idolatry of those idolators, who dare not tooth the object of their adoration. The King gave us the Charter, but it i s the force of circumstances alone which can maintain it."—The Article 40, of the Charter, did not, how ever, appear to the Speaker to justify the interprets ten given to it. In saying that all conaributers of WO francs should COVICIIP in the eleciicAl of Deputies, it did not mean that they alone should mike ch. ekw tion, but that they should concur with persons of some other degree in making it. He voted for the rejection of the project, al alike angpostitutional and proscriptive. The Chamber then again adjourned the discussion Thuriday, the 2d of January. MUNICH, DECEMBER si. The King basset out for Vienna along with Prince Charles, his second son. The Prince Royal will, in a few days, proceed for the sage place. The Queen will remain, it is said, till after the new year, when she will follow, with the two Aiincesees her &ugh. fem. The Princess Eliza will be affianced , it is be • Lend, to the Prince Royal, Ferdinand of Austria. Yesterday the Fauna &WENT held a Privy COM.. .‘ at the Pavilion, Brighton. The Members of the Council assembled at three o'clock, agreeably to the hour the Council was summoned to meet. There vete resent, his Royal Highness the Duke of :L.temce, the Earl of Ltvearoot., the Cnatnut.tik ' the EXCHEQUER, Viscount Mumtua, Viscount itTLINIAGH, the Marquis of HIRTVORD. Marquis ItoneosoiLsr, &c.—Mr. Buttaa attended as Clerk the Council.—The Right Hon. Lord Commusem introduced to the Council, and sworn in °over of Barbadoes. The PRINCE RICORNT gave wa rners to several of the Cabinet Ministers. Parliament was yesterday formally prorogued, by :mmission, till the 28th instant. Yesterday a splendid entertainment was given by LOND MAYOR, at the Mansion-House, to several onguished personages. Amongst the corn any :re the Duke of Sousa, Lord HOLLAND. Lord .IZAINE, &c. Naval Promotion has been determined'.upoa, which Captains, down to Captain THOMAS BOYS liniSe, will become Rear-Admirals, with the ex tion of a few, who will be placed upon the Su innnated List. Thirty Commanders will be made Capuitis, and thirty Lieutenants Commanders. usual proportion of Midshipmen will be mask !utenAnts. • appears by the of f icial returns, that in 1814 there lewd out from Canada (Nova Scotia) and New inswick, exclusive of Newfoundland, for the Bri• West Indies, 266 ships of 18,634 tons burden, 'den oith staves, lumber, fish, and provisions of all Its• In 1815, the exports were nearly to the same imoutt. C. LAMETON, of Lambent% Hall, Esq. M. P. for tawny of Durham, has given directions to his ..'arcl that employment should be given to one hun dred persons who may be, unable to obtain work ng the winter months. Mr. LA/11PM has also ranted 500 chaldrous of coals among the poor of Inderland and the Si/eat-months, and is still conti. Ig to supply them accordin to their wants. l'he Subscription for the Un g ion Canal between !I'm , and Edinburgh, already amounts to and it is expected the whole sum required he collected before the badMeetino Parliament. The late E ar l of EllllNaillAMbut a small 'is• considering hit rank,—peshape. net two thou a year ; but G. neral Kumagai HOWARD, who, said, nested* to the Barony of limmutsh has • to add t o t hi s , which vial amble him better the dignity of the Peerage. Cd-aISTIAN SLAVILRY.O.4II a t:_ted Circular. ad . to the Members of the Piratical Inuits. the President, Sir SYDNIT Siam Muni* Ills of humanity, that there is not a single Chris. 6lave remaining in all Barbary.and that the wing 24 Roman subjects, have been delivered 4 totwarded to 'Civic* Vecchia. wheaca they hs! conveyed to their respective boom &ramie (says a French tourist) is the father numerous family of sentimental travellers, who the world with a tear in the eye. Att "qs Sorrels*. yolk', they fall into many. i a Capuchin puts in motion is tl es trikeeof - The most common an d Ire Ira- Ire those species of living turtaiatisami t who Imported, like any other baggage, from place without perceiving that they change places one of these men, whom family business con three ti mes to the Isle of Bourbon. and yeti* o n his return, in what part csihe world to' Isle of Prance." ItiPit hirtarcattet PORTSMOUTH. JANUARY 2. • Arrived the Harriet, Moods, froth Batavia, left 3d September; she kit ready for sea kbe Mary Ann, Quinn* ; the Woolford, BRADT $ sod the Emperor Alecander, CHAPMAN, all for England. The Ganges, DANLIT, was also loading for gngiand, and would be ready soon after the Harriet sailed. The Dutch had taken possession of Batavia just before the de parture of Captain Moons. Arrived the Ant, KELLY, from Oporto; Cornelia, GORSDAND, from Amster dam; Regent, JAMESON, Ann and Rebecca, Send.n, and Mars, Moons, front the Downs. Sailed the John and Eleanor, and Venus transports, for Har wich; and Regent, BIRW/Cit, for London. DEAL. JANUARY I. Arrived and sailed for the River the Twins, MAS TIRAIAN, from Oporto I and Essex, ROBIRTSONs from Bourdeaux. Put back the Sisters, OLDIIAI4. for De. marara. Came &mu from the River and remain, the John, Porreawar.r., and Fortitude, Asprowru, for Madeira and Jamaica.—Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 1. Came in the Rapid packet, from Tortola ; she sailed from St. Thomas's the 29th of November; she has on board the body of General Sir SAMLS LEITH, who died in the West Indies; the General Knox, from Amsterdam to Philadelphia, is leaky, and must unload to repair. —Wind S W. HARWICH, JANUARY I. Sailed the Finding packet for Holland ; and lA'►A packet fie Cuxhaven, both with Mails. RAMSOATE. JANUARY 2. Came in for shelter the John and Mary, PAUL., from. Sunderland ; Charles Fox, Sax, from Yar mouth for Leghorn ; and Union, Wass. from Lon don for Dartmouth.—Wind W. NORTH SHIELDS, DECEMBER SO. The brig Ann, CATTLI, of Yarmouth. has become a complete wreck • part of the materials saved Nearly the whole of the cargo of the Stockton packet has been saved, and the vessel will be got off with 'ffttle damage. - ;... d at,Ove a .. - ic - g them t: mlch has :,-r impoveri: ! Asses of col yet the third `amities, wit amount of q proprietors o Trance wool M. BEUGN groan! of tf no person sh; Deputies, wt taxes : the C rights : and M. DE Boa those idolwto adoration. ' the force of c it."—The A ever, appeal non given to SOO francs sl it did not am tion, but if some other C rejection of I proscriptive. The Chan t i ll Thurida The King Charles, his a few days,' will remain, she will folk ten. The 1 lieved, to th Yesterdaj cil at the P; Council asse i hour the C were presen Cut Duce, 1 ni the Exc CASTLIRSAt CHOLHONOtI of the Counc 1. AS introduc n-r of Barb dicnces to se Parlidn‘en Cr;mmission Yesterday the LORD M diitingUilheC ''.ere the D, Ensalwa, floc A Naval by which Ca ':::11Jfille, MI ' .. 06011 of a I tr.trillaaled ' ''.wt captairl The uru.sl p Li eutenar.ts. It appear' Cleared out I Brunswick, 4 ti.h West In laden with st torts. In It antourt. G. LAMB I' e cetutty 0 steward that dred person: 41 " hg the 1 d utibuted 5 w onderland 1 hiiing to sup The Sub s , C:3tge w al ittou . o oo. a will be collet The lat e state, eousiti dld i a year i s said, sue '''Petty to a support tb CHRISTIAN 'acrd to 111 , : 11 1 the Pre 1 , 'Ads of b u n Slave re 't. bring 2 4i.d hirm 1 bt eoa ea " Stoma t owner° ' cver the di Wrap, box of i heart. 1 - I are t h s t,ansport 1 Lice, wi t ) • one c d th ree 0 not, on t Isle 1 GRAVESEND, JANUARY t. Arrived the Good Hope, Ohm, from Flushing; Kentish, War. sett, from Jamaica; Friends, Hannah, from Charente; George, Coolies, from Cadiz; Charlotte, Civanah, from Rosen; Crown, Wilma, from Salo; Oak, Warren, fmm Antwerp; Le Charles, Ague, from Rosen; Harriet and John, Baker, from Antwerp; and the Scipio, Drummond, Isom Virguna. Sailed the Trims, Leeks/shy, far the lale of France ; Lord Cathcart, Ross, for Bens. bay ; Patriot, Payeeken, fee St. Thomas ; blucher, Grayson, foe ; Diligence, Ellis, for Rotterdam; lane, Berridge, for t il i g e r =of Good Hope; and Albion, Wootton, for °stead. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JANUARY IL Sines. Bursa Ito Inwanise.—The Monarch, Douglai; and Allows Bor., from Qoebre; Marquis ef Anglesea, Brown, from Ostend; deeds, Hannah, from Charente; Prince Kettwelf,. Forbes, from Demerara; Venus, Lawson, from Honduras; City of Edhiburglt, Look, from Calcutta; Vriensiscbay, Masher, from Amsterdam; Vrouw Haas" Onwehand, from Rotterdam; Coed. Hoop, Kurdes, front Middleburg; Frau Alma Maria, I Steffensoo, from Copenhagen; Laufer, Withhold, from Maisie; and Oenniutn, Frescb; from St. Joined, New Brunswick. Orr wa a m..—. The Cetbenikbwen, for Madeira and Calcutta; Solon, Williams, for New York, (American ship} ; Scar, binge/ell, Chapman, fur Trieste and Valor; brilliant, Young, for the Cape of deed Hope Thee Brothers , Savage, for Antwerp; and Lord Wellington, l ion., for Forts Se. Gomm and William. The Peggy, Lows; of Newcastle, was wrecked on Saturday night, near Montrose. The John, intax,froas London to Part-au. Prins, pot into Ferrol on the 9th ult. with foremast sprung, ice. ; but was.nenly ready for sea Nis the 25th. The Harriet, 11411101, from Laudon to Dublin, put into Beanmaris on the 30th ult. with consider&- ble damage. The Young William, from Newcastle to Ban deaux, put into Scarbro' en the SOth ult. leaky. The Glenbetvie, EVANS, from Glasgow, is arrived at Demerara, after being boarded on the Sth of Oc tober, by the brig African, from the Havannah to Africa. The Ann and Margaret, Bsu., from Fowey to Ancona, has been condemned at Cadis as unsea worthy, and would be sold with her cargo. The Broederschaap, SKIT, from Phdedelphia to Amsterdam, was totally lose, on the 19th ult. off the Rusmansgot. Crew saved. The Homilies, ReNTALL, from Pillau to Amster dam, was Hally lost on the 19th ult. off Terschelling. The Fair American, from Batavia to Amsterdam, was totally lost on the 30th of Assam, near the former place. The fallowing is an extract of a letter from Cadiz, dated the LSI of December Yesterday the Spa nish frigate Esnieralda, left this port on a croon against the insurgent privateers which abound in tbau seas. Two ships bound for Lima also Lek the port at the same time. After convoying them oat to a certain latitude, the Esmeralda is to amine between Caps St. Vincent's and the Islands. This frigate, like all the unit that have put to sea, is fitted out by the merchaots of this place, but commanded by Of ficers of the Royal Navy. The frigate Sabine will shortly sail for Vera Cruz, with a convoy of mt ports, having 1,100 rpen and N Mars on board. Two other Convoys are also announced, one for Africa and the other for Porto Bello. The brig James sent here to be sold as a mazer, has been purchased, fitted out, and will MR to-morrow." A letter from StockholMi dated the 10th of De. amber, gives the following amentst of the qualifica tions regaled for a N • merchant His has ordered that in every person who sends tie freedom e s say of the cities in the kingdom of Norway, as a wholesale dealer or met. chant, most be full 25 years of age, write a legible band, and write the Notwegiaa language with mho graphical ateermy ; be able to read and write Eng fish- French, and German s be well acquainted with book-keeping, and bate been at least four years a merchant's clerk. In every town three respectable and experieneed merchants shall be chosen, who, in coquina= with the magistrites, Mall judge, by mesas of an examination, which is not to last above three or four hoer% whether the applimat is qualified by his knowledge to be a maxbant. No person shall obtain the right of A citizen, or the liberty to be histkater, publican, ate. who is not 40 years old, versed in writing and amounts, and able to prove that he has , been some years in some business, or unable to get a livelihood by some o th er allowed proiecsion.”,- • fiN The depot df the 78th kegiment, at present in Scotland, is to remain at Aberdeen. The head-tjuarteirs of the 85:11 Reg vent tnntinue at eanteibury. The Officers of the lout Regimen', elm were landed last week at Portsmouth, are to remain on full pay to the 25th February. . The Rapid packet, froth Tortola, which arrived at Plymouth on the Ist instant, bas on board the body of General Sit JAM= LEITH, who died lately in the West Indies. The Icl Battalicin of the 30th Regiment, at Tralee, have received orders to get new .clothing. Colonel HOMY, late of the Blues, Colonel SHIED, son-in-law of Earl SANDWICH, and M. P. for Hon tington, Colonel SHAW, Sir J. likstesou, and Mr. RANDAL JACIWN, arrived at Botany B.ty on thelhh of March from England, on a tour of lalcustre ! WRECK OF THE HARPOONER TRANiPORT. =TURN OF THE MEN, WOMEN, AND MILDEW, SAVED FROM TUE WRECK OF THE HARPOONER, ON 1111: 11TH NOVEMBER, 1816: Wiens 4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Prime, Lieut. Myirea, Paymaster Snots. &slums, ditto—Robert Forrest, Thotwas Wormsley, Richard lar.qtois, Joseph Jackson, Sol. Sheppard, Thomas Ascuft, (butt at St. John's.) Corporals ditto-s. Win. Earl, Robt. Haden?, aid James Untied. Privates ditto—Francis Gahm, Will. COX, James I.ain, Sa. red Lowe, John Lunn, Thos. M•Govran, James Dash, Wm. aglow, Ttios.Cos, Robert Voreng. John Pou 'rho Jones, Marl Mulcahy, Peter Punter, Jannis Parker, Join Church* Henry Collins, James Hampshire, Edw. liulhart, Edw. °wets' Barnard Howland, James Hinds, Joseph Morgan, Robt. Major' Jamis Doran. John Murphy, John Ford, John Dean, John Dunn, Win Plowman, James SuSean. Morris MlCarthy, Joseph Bal. ley, Henry Sprite, Joseph Smith, James Smith, James Crlff, Charles M'Geary, John Cuff, Andrew Roger. Samuel Rogers, Win. Brown (I), Wm. Brown (e), Geo. Mills. Wm. Batt, James O'Brien, Patrick Munro, John M'Skionmeo, John.M.Laughian, Edsv. Carr, Joseph Kirk ham, James Scott, lobo liardia, John Malone, - Timothy Marrab, James Brady, James Wright, John 'llamas, Joseph Wild, and John Haddily (left at St. lobo'. ) Mrs. Prime and Mr.. Wilson. Elizabeth Morgan, Mary Lindfleld, Eleanor Ascot„ Elizabeth Haddeley, Ann Jones, Ann Harvey, Mary Mylrea, Fred. Myl rea Sarah Wilson, Harriet Armstrong, John D.ian.' Alexander Dean, Wm. Harvey, Mary Arent, and Henry Ascot,. Serjeants, Royal Artillery—John Jackson, Peter Moorvrood, Peter Roy, and Thomas Humphrey. Privates ditto—James Bather, John Newton, Alexander MiDonald, James Dater, Samuel M‘Doull, John Tint Gibbon, John Adams, John Bates, John Lome,. John Clark, James Little, James Shields, James Davison, Robei t ?VP Riau. Robert Breshand, James Smith, Andrew Davis. James Crawford, James W o ol. boar, David Lund'', James Redley, Thomas Derbyshire, Alexander Idasloy, John : (bingos, George Haneforth, and Wal ter Peterson. &leant., Artillery Drivers— --•• Hides and Thomas Ho way. Privates, ditto—Joh•t Orrey, Samuel Stan, Mark Bhdford, lasi* Hilton, Wm. Barley, Wm. Heart, Wm. Smith, Thomas Dolpitio,ll---w Gains, Alexander Cameron, and John Salsbury. Privates, 41st kegimert—James Connor and Con. Buckley. Private, 49th Regiment—John Hanlon. Serjeant, nth Reguneot—D. Redmcn.l. Privates, ditto—James Bacon, John Booker, Patrick Dunn, Was. Kirby, Wm. Lowe, Wrn. °ding, Juba fan, and Wan. WOW'. Privates, 99th Rqhment— Boros,soel David Donahoe. Irwin, Samuel Owen, lames 10141 Rcgiment—Captzin Willock and Ensign Gleetoo. Corporals, Robert Lang, William Murray, and William Mar- Glengarry Pencil)les--Priva:m, William Rolling, John Speak man, and David Barna. • 19: Meuron's Regiment—Privates, David Ru.kett, and Geu. Women of the Royal Artillery—Catherine Henry, Margaret Roy, Catherine Stand ford, Margaret MWouli, Ann Fitz Gibbon% Catherine Ho[doe, Rose Mum, and Ann Holowal•. Woman of the 99th Regiment—Ann Owen. " Children of the 'Royal Artillery— noon, Holoway and Wm. Hoary. Child of the 99th Reginkot—Elizabeth Owen. SWUM. 01 THE MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, LOST IN THE WRECK Or THE HARPOONER, ON THE IITH - arOYatIEER. 1816. . 4th Royal Veteran Batt.—Lieot. Mils" Surgeon Armstrong. erjaassts+Joha Asher, Robert Higginson, John Chanty, Woo. Harvey. Corporals— I homes Oxley, Thomas Keel, Patrick Conway, Joseph Wbaktindaines Wren, Edward flay wek, - 1 llamas Price. Ptivates--.Thos. Roswell, Gabriel Urey, Aka. M'Bean, M'Carthy, Thomas Street, Benjamin Ratliff, George Valdes. Frank PA•Gowso, David Hulks, Lawrence M•Lean, Richard Murphy. George Kant, Samuel Bailey, Wm. Burke, Georg* Barber, Win. Crlps, John Callow, Stephen Got., Thos. Savage Jobb Coper. Thos. Fishnet. Geo rge Hall, Thos. Radtke, David Rushton Saone' Lear, Thos. Foam, Daniel Gorman, Michae l Kelly, J oseph ' Miller, Et. Macron, James Shulliver, William Whiles, Hairy Williains, Samuel Thomas, Robert Jones. Jots • Perkins, Was. Crompton, Richard Holden, John Daley. Janke FiatIDAN Ed. Spinks, Edward Kenny, Francis Leadbatin, Thos. Bailey, George Thornhill, John Stevan, James 4arrieon, Thos. Drury, John Davis la, Joke Davis Id, Thomas Pylao Georg* Bassett 9 Dan. Goodwin , Was. Lane. Patrick Holland, Hugh, Haps, Was. Heath, Martin Shea, Thomas Scone, Charles Gui den, Patrick Whining, James Sakti, James Mat thews, Jams Field, /oho Loons. rhos. Johnston. John Dino°, John Car. niche°, Ws. Qoadia, Joe. Pass, Thos. Voisin. Mn. Mylrea and Mrs. Armstrong, Oaken' Wives Eleanor Jackson, Mary Candi:km, Jame Qucolan, Ann Smith, Elizabeth Price, Eleanor Haycock, Mary 'looks, Mary Poo' kiss, Elka Crompton, Elisabeth Jones, Sarah Dean. Margaret . O'Brien, Sams Thomas, Sarah Pass. Childroa.—Jobe Prime, James Prime, Henry Prime. Rose Me n ro r t e Sophia Mylrea, John Wilson, Louisa Wilms, Jane pl Peter Coif, Sydney Armstrong, Louisa Armstrong, Frown Armstrong, George Dan 'John Jacques , Robert Tho mas, Aso Mamas. Goo. Perking:, Mary Perking; Wm. Hae. aticEophia Harvey, Mary Harvey, Joseph Jackson, Oahe& Stasiyard, Haim& Sheppard, Jobs Price, Wsu. Price, T. Price, David Price, Wm. ()madam, Mary Haycock, T. Haycock, Ana Lhomas, Wai.Thonsas, Mary Thomas, John Asher. Mary Craig, mat Was.Ascott. This is the loss of 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Royal Artillery...Joho Ardency, Jas. Howider, John Brews, Jamas Para*, John MaLtrod, Richard Price, George Heartley, Thaw Gilidiat. and &marl Henry. Artillery Drivers—Corporal John Haddam*. Pelvatos-.Wm. M'CaII, James Halm, Mark Mallon:Moans Sakhory, Saimaa Porter, Was. Hackney, and Joseph Skackelton. 79th Reghasot -.Edward Burns. Reglmeot—Coepsial Wm. Caoady. Primitaa—F. Colman, lips. Frith, %Vm. Gotha, T. Thomas plonesa, Wham Warms, Wm. Mountain, John Nokia, James Plaskett, Jamas Seel, James Steer, Joseph Perch, and Samos Gothele. !/r! lamas Palliser, Patrick Dana, Jobb Lamas, sod Ma literary. likld Italikwasi—Caporal Edward Belt iesft Frieda, Robert ILialey. lases Pact, Heart air O di sZa William, Was. Wiarlaw,aod idickasi Brian. Obargarry Passiblos—Clarise Drumm Da Warm% Resiasain—Lonis Orao: aoystl Anikary, Womb—lam lackeas. Mawr Delvers—Marpret M'Call and lilliaketb Mori. .11111 k iloginiest—Ann Bans. TOO RogWept—Jane Caoady,Ann Lowe, aad Mary Barrett. Chlidtva o(tha tryst ArtMery—Sarah Worn, Ann Jackson, Magi hiskisa. Mari _ _ qesrfr Mkt HOW?: Ellen hugtaboos, A~iflueslbbaft, sod Mien of the An Miry Drivers-;Met. TATA Ma Hold& sot. Ms IN" nog Hidonourd Arthur Mims. Mid or doe 7oth Regiment—Wm. Candy. Children of the Seth Reshuoot—Biklget Owen, either's* Owes, and Ann Owen. ~aRIGHrON a~~vtie . . The Neir Year's Day dinner patty ilrith the R SOILMT, and the company to the eivning contert, were select. Lords Ltvineoot. land CastLeurawk dined with his Royal Highneis. the birth-day of the Princess Cttantoita df *ill be celebrated at the Pavilion. with a large party to dine with the Royal Family on Tuesday' neat and hi the evening a splendid Ball will be fliabn to the Nobility: Her MAJEnt, the Princess Clanton% prince Cinouno, and one of the Potsrcassns, are ex: pected in honndr of the twenty-first anniversary Birth-d 4y of the amiable Pitman Cards of invitaa Usti to the Concert and Ball hah been seat to sleverai Noble Pamilies. Slittoto.—JANUAlT 2.-0 to 1 spinet brodtai t 0 gasokii sk•--Is to I against Waterloo—l 4 to I agkinst Lutists-14 to whist Momenta's—lS to t itgainst brother Crispin -17 to 1 &safest Merrymaker —CO to I &Ohm Lord 0. H eteetsdlsh'e• ag and any *her. NO bettidi on the alts. Three-soldiers of the Mil Regortient. viz. Danis; Sellivaa, and Nolo'. are in custody at Cork, Accused of hiving robbed Etre/ARO DALT. Esq. of that cityi on Christmas morning: • BURGLANY.-A Between keen and eight ri'clock oil Wednesday night, some villain burglariously entered the back room on the first Odor of the 'Os of Wellington, Sonth-street, Lambeth,and stole between fifty and sixty pounds in bank notes. out of a pocket book, which was kept lo o k e d i n a chest of drawers.— The villain entered the window by standing On X water-bait that was in the yard; and Inds-that on I large spike which he drove in the stall, and by a bar forced up the sash, at a time the family were busy serving their customers. He took nothing belt the, contents of the packet-book, jeaving the book itself behind ; in his hurry he dropped a twenty pound note titer the window, which was picked up by the landlerch The same night another house in North: street was attempted to be broke into, but the rob bers being disturbed they made their =ape without effecting their purpose. A very extraordinary sort of robbery was attests* ed on Tuesday night last, about eleven o'clock, at the warehouse of Mr. Massey, of Cuttle-bridge, near Swarkeston, Notts: A party of men, supposed to be not less than half a dozen, after breaking open thb said warehouse, rolled out eight or nine barrels of porter, and were preparing to hoist them into a war. gon, which had five horses affixed to it, but luckily their design was frustrated by a person of the name of Henshaw, of Weston, who happened . to be return ing home from Chellaston, and pencilling the opera dons of the daring banditti, immediately sounded the) tocsin of alarm. The party then fled with their horses, but left the waggon behind them, with a bag of corn therein, which it is imagined intended for provender for their horses. Co/tonsil's INatoesrs.--Vesterdity t wit held at the Red Lion, Whitechapel, before J. W. Umwte,'Esq. on the body of Stratchall, a bal last-man. Patrick Wall, a ballast-man, stated, that on Tuesday evening he was aboard a lighter, abreact of Stone Stairs, Wapping; the deceated and another man were in a boat that attends on the lightrr . 1 they were going down the river, when the lighter's stern caught the ground; she was turned room, and jam. lined the'boat against a leaded collier; the.deeeated, , caught the rigging, bet 'was pierced near the groim The boat sunk, and the °her man was immerged in the water, and had it not been for assistance, he would have.been drowned, The dece;.sed was taken ' to the London Hospital. where he died in a short time. He has left a wife and five children in great distress. Verdict—Acciiental Death. The other man is in a dangerous state. An Inquisition was taken before Mt STIRLINO, upon the body of Joseph Norbury, a servant of Messrs. Combe, Delafield and Co. brewers, whose death was occasioned by his accidentally failing into, a vat while in a'state of intoxication. The Jury sat at the Elephant and Castle, St. Pancras.... Moses Smith slid, that the deceased, himself, and a man named Marsh, Were shoveling grains of the stage into a waggon, at Messes. Combe and Co.'s brew. house ; he was about three ' , Ards from tie deceased . when he first missed him, which was Very soddenly. He. went to search for him, and found him lying, at the bottom Of a vat: He had been drinking to an excess; he believed the deceased mutt have overba lanced himself and fallen in head foremost. The deceased lived two days after the accident. Verdict Died in consequence of the injury received by falling into a vat. The body of Captain WILLIAM FARNELL, of the industry, of Knottingley, has been taken up at Ma• ble:horpe, on the Lincolnshire coast, and decently inters d. His pocket-book, with' six pounds in notes, and his watch, was found upon him. Captain FAR. Nati was washed overboard by a heavy sea in the' dreadful gale of Saturday fortnight, when a short dis• tance from the Humben We undcistaad that Bun, the Lottery Contras tor, has exercised the ingenuity of various persons, in designing several Sets of Twelfth-Night Characters ) for presentation to his friends.; how far these persons have succeeded, will of course be the suhket of many Parties on the evening of the ensuing festival ; but whilst they find amusement in cutting for King and Queen, they should not forget the blind goddess, Fortune, by a sacrifice at whose shrine (and that a most trivial one) they may obtain wealth sufficient to render every day throughout their lives a festival,. • A few of the Characters may also be had of the Agents who are Appointed in every principal Towo. Two stacks of oats, the property of Mr. Cuthbert, of Conigby, in Lincolnshire, were lately set fire to. and totally consumed. CORN EXCHANGE, MARS-LANE, JANUARY 2. Although we have had no fresh supply of new' Wheat since Monday, what was left over on that day still remains unsold, and the prices may be c o adesed fill per quarter lower. Fine Barley being very scarce, is full Sh. per quarter dearer. There is a very large strive' of Oats from our own coast, as well as from abroad. Still fine Corn supports Monday's prices, but the inferior sorts are 21. per quarter lower, and very heavy sale at that decline. In Peas, beans, and other articles, there is no alteration. IMI rHFIELD MARKET. JANUAKY & !.t Is 44 to 4s se 1 Vaal 44 w se As si Mutton Ss 4d to 41 el / Pork 4s Od bs se 44 Ewa 760—Shosp and Lambs 31110.-.Catiros 11064%. so 3. HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. Hay £4. o. to £6. 0--Clover .e 6. Oa so si straw LI. 14s. to Os. 1