Star. — London, England, 1817-04-26 00:00:00

;AT opoo mark ets"•••;Mt•altltasivlt t r red, "As the R ight ??-91.0etotrrnan the Cuetscat.t.ne of tt.e Exottiquee has an. zoettettl . hat k kave no Law thiJ rat ibrt; to ItmOw when b e mill couoct+n•rc, t • toe +.l ow +.l, t: at.c A. l'lats tor the yea; r n Tu veil eh e n A Ae..LLOa of theEac: , sgut a telt. C.. 1, that he was bitty wryer, i to 4.: so a. toeseto ; but 'bat a •,4. nectssary ::e‘t 10 ctgni.. tr •.I ft,• tn. moires I.( zni. ply.-.....0Wmg to the low • :ett• et tit.: 15t...., vit•.clrth• winds w • r.: p sta,o, flats anpoi taat lteriltfik.a.srli was +At :r; (OWLS in tOr Patin , 4,1 yesterJay. A Lb I' OF THE MINOR! TY rem° TOTID OM MS• CALMS, es MOTION rug A COMMITTIL 'lO CoNSIDIA lira start's: r sr 'sat AartAL or TOt TAZ 0111 SALT Mk as, /adenoma rgereo. W. Parnell. Sir H. Aciaa.i, Sir T. Vane. Im. Pn:Leks, t;eorge ,tl'..m. Gears., Gordon, It nbert l'unsuaiy, it.t. Haa. Anson, Sir tccenrge Oreuteil, 'luxe* George ;':!teritty, Anbur Llawnyne, Gen Power, Richard Aubrey, Sir Jahn liamitscon, Lord A. Priuie, Hon. P. A. ri..M. J. H.. Ilumby, K. Probe, Haa Capt. :teams. Hna. H. G. Koos, limns. !initiatory. Dr. ar ham 1. Lanai). Hun. W. Portman, Liwar.l .L.rinp. l' ittr Thos. Lt forte. C. S. - Protheroe, F. ; nese,. Ja lllts I watosi. Sir W an. It kWI. sir M. W. • , nr•cl, Hen. 11106. Lercehon, Hun. W. R 44444 Illy, air :sauna ..r.c..gbam, Hoary Leigh. 1. H. :slurp, it ici lard vrrail, Hon. P. D. Machin:DA, Sir /. lirni , h.lt tn. 1,. 4cinek, I.ord W. Marna, Misty Sculley, Vi.e.unit 1 %relay.t!. Marlin, Jabs Tresaayrie, 1. H. . o laud, lobn Mikan', Vim. limn y, P i• H.m. G. is.frngttin, i ions. llionek. Sir Chas. Wilde ge ACC, lints.W. lift.Wlor, OM. Marian!, S. Lt. Withertence, Wm. ...'ampbe.ti. Ura. D. Moue, Peter wal l a's. Walter C rew, lc ..-. - . Nw.vman, R. W. N'yon, C. W. -..:nrwers. J. C. Newpor , Si: Was I cicktiwon 4 Wsn. Ord, Wm. .1 . st.t.sas. . :wit:MAIN ViSC. OS .1.110:1:', Lord Calaac-, I.n.st .....ring-un, Vie. Palmer, C. - Datel l en, 1). ' H EVENING STA It. - i.11.~11,~,`. NEXT WEDNE,UAY THE 1.0 ITERY 11EG1Ns DRAW ;No—Motta HAN TWu YttlZEi 10 c.Nt. BLANK —FOUR 0F 1 WEN FT 110.1USAND—FleXE a 6 UN- U6U.ALLY CHEAP. SATURDAY, APRIL 26, Isl 7. "RICE of rocK , Tim; DAY .11'111'1;1.17E /*CLOCK s Con,. 744—1N0. for Account, 72/i--Rettvced 71 #f per Cent. Nu. y, per Cent 61114 Lechequrr 1111 s Ils. 19s. pr.—lndia Bonds 73 74 pre. Mr. CA LCH AWs Motion in the Commons ftir going , no a Ctini , riitiee on the Salt Dutirs, brought on last right w Jiscussinn of some interest. The CHANCILLLOR the-Eurreouatt opposed the ab. , lition of a Tax that yirlde.t a million and a half of revcuue. The Inver, he said, should have had some substitute egnally productive to offer befure proposing to at Ili '.date so large All amount of annual national income. He moved the previous question, which was carried, but only by 4 ni ijority of nine. The Duke of Ct.Anzacs, we a e . extrem, ly barn) , to say. is recoveting from his inJisposition. The ...mare to inquirer% yesterday, was, " His Royal Higline-s is a great deal bett , r." Lnrd CASTLEREACIII is intiel better (ibis lameness. The E ul of Hotentaovfix WAS yesterday much re c ivered from o .6.erituis at , ack of the gout. There was no further intelligence from Clamber Park. yesterday. The Duchess of NIMCASTLII has happily escaped the fever; but her anxiety may be readily supposed to have effected her much . ; and the child, i.f which she was delivered, is dead. Fifteen of the family, including servants, are ill of the fever. Ctlenel HiltvEY. whn was married on Thursday to Min CATON, 10S1 An SIM in the battle of Waterloo. Lord Hll4. WAS welcomed, on his arrival at Chel tenham), with the tinging of bells. He has taken a house in the Crescent. The Marchioness of SAY-USURY gave a Grand Con cert on Thursday evening, at Iter house in Arlington street, which was atieni:ed by n-Arly seven hundred permits of the first, distinction and fa.hion. Among other distinguished personages present, were His Mae, the Duke of Welliugton, most of the Foreign Am bassedlos. and thtir Ladies; Duchene" of Montrose. Leeds, and litthetuud ; Marquis Huntley, Dowager hiarehiosess Lane dysvue. Marchittuces Caudell, lands Plymuuth, Burghersb, Westmoreland, Stair, Palmerston, Peters, . Longford, Dungan• ipoo,Opßistint. Dundas, Sefton, Witichelsea. Somerville. and O. H. CaCtullsh; Ladies Harrowby, Amher4, Plymouth, &tri balism,. O. Osborn, Peters, Pratte, Settee, Foley, Lanford. Durtgatutoo. Germiston. lierosford, Dundee, O. a Cav en di s h. • Elleoborough, and C. lamb; General std Mrs. lit. John. Ad ulate* t k Join Da esfurd and Cothingum, Mrs. Fitzherbert, ke. isast.v.—The following is an retract of a private , keret hoot atone, dated April 4 Strangers, nine tut of ten of them English, have continued to arrive, till it is difficult to procure even a bed-rocm. Two of nay blends, who came yesterday, slept in their car riage; others I have heard of, who for four nights have adept upon sophas. In whatever part of Italy foreigners passed the winter—Naples, Sienua, or Flo rence—all meet here now. But the Pore is ill at prestat, and unable to gratify public curiosity by Appearing at the ceremonies at St. Peter's Church : when he recovers so as to hold a Court, we are to be presented, and I will then endeavour to give you some idea of those who attend it. • In /be nomber of the congregation at Church are Cmasauta the Fourth . of SpAia, the Queeit of ETRURIA, and her son, (who is still called 44 ehe Eire ) and the Dote of GENOA, brother to the King of Perfect ifigrany of PIIIIS4A is sometimes a spectator. three B tI APAIrTEs are hems Ilf.uttrae Mere, Ls tits; and Louie. Amongst the English residents are .ltle him qu:s ot LANSDOWN, the Mai quisa DOUGLAS, ti - e* Earl--of Deauslow, Lord DuNsTatortua, Lord DRLSIOI9I, Sir 1 . 11-2dAS FALICSIANTLE and family, Sir C. Huursa, and a host of others, whose names I wll send you hereafter. Lqrd Bet stone has just re turned from Naples, and, alth.logh them ate picquets placed all Along the road, at the distance of a mile icom each tither, and he had an escort of guards, a hzt.ditt, attacked him, and he was not rescued till . - alter An Actual engagement. This you may depend upon, though I, can till you no further particulars.— . two Gentlemen (whose names I will not repeat on hearsay) coming tram Florence, were stopped and rob ' bed, between the picquets, near Viterbo, and one was shot. Several of the Italian Governments are so sensi- Ae of the disadvantage, 'which this interruption to the • Access of foreigners mutt bring upon their subjects,that * 'hey CoIICUT with each other moit cordially in mea •,..‘ares for protecting the roads; with considerabk ez - rttise &iodides. to themselves, but hitherto, as you ti„ without tiaccess, either on the southward, or the northward of Risme. • Notwithitanding tbe crowded "at to tit this place, provisions are Ltit dear." r INDISFOSRION OF THI. QUEEN. The favonrahle report of. yesterday soon spread in the hieher circles ; and the consequence was, that the ittqu'aries wer: not so numerous yesterday as on Thurs day. The PatINC6 RILGRNT sent, as usual, at an early hour, to inquire alter the state of his Royal Parept, as did the other branches of the Royal family who are in Lon :on. The Duke and Duchess of Yotra, the Duchy.: of CLoucasean, and the Duke of Sussax, at temleJ At the Queen's Palace in the COUISC of the day. l'his morning the following Bulletin was issued of the state of her MA/EzTV'S health " Queen's Holier, April 26, Twelve &Clock. " The QUIJIN has had no return s of pain in the side, and is now free frint fever. Hvrmilt is convalescent. (S;gned) " Fit. MILNIAN. " H. HALPORD." THE ARMY. Wednesday the entire Regiment of the 6th Dra- Volt Gourds %Imre insp , cted on Portobello Sands by Hors, Centinawrier of the Forces, who W. 16 highly pleased with their appearance, equipment, And Sigh state 1 he first Battalion 6611 Regiment is ordered from India to Sr. lielaile. to . r?lieve the mops now there. %mind batt..lion 5Sd. and StJ battalion 66th. which Are in be disbanded. Thers 4 l, l tire d battal'on of the 753 regiment was disemhoJied at Chelmsfgd Barracks.--The able b•Jitd men are to be dratted into the Ist battalion, anJ the remainder diNcharg, J. 'The men. out of re spect for their Olictrs, chaired them through the s~netsot Cholarstord, with drums and lifer. the chairs being de , gated with laurel and ribbands. Tiiis re giment was present at the ever-memorable horde of Waterloo. %Astra it sutkred most severely is Man and men. NA Via INTELLIGENCE. FALNICAT I H, APRIL 23. Arrived the Lady Arabella packet ► with a Mail front Lisbon, Ole sailed on the `39th ultimo; James, Siam, from Y.trinouth ; and Flora, l'ALmen, from Liverpool. d the Active and Wolf cutters. on a cruise.—Wind S.E. YLYMOITTH, APRIL Arrived sev. r colliers, with coAls for this port. sailitligr.—Wind E. ?JR I'SMOU l'H, APRIL 25. Arrived the Mary, Statesnia, Irons Antwerp. DEAL, APRIL 45. Came ilnwn• from the River and sailed, the Le s int, for bilfay. Sailed last evening, the Apollo, Settiomeit, a:;r , the Prosperity, 'IMAMS, for Iceland, the Ocean, from JAMIIiCA, and Emperor Alec:oder. Horn FriallCC, are detained by contrary winds.--Wiles{ GRAVESEND. APRIL 95. An ived !la Mary, Kidd; Vrow Hatay, Creswell; and le tet. grit?, Clifton. flout I larnbargb t Jong Geniis, honey; Twee Gantiedere, liasat ; Vtow Geina, Skipper; and Jong Cornelius, Sedgas, Irrtm Groningen ; Sarah Margaret. titcholson, front Bre men; Vrow Angelnia, Talien, front Enih r l eu • D ru k s h ts . Boot. from ditto ;Faroe , Mamas,. from Smyrna ; Friendsehap. Buzzard, irons Ro•terd4rat—Sailed the Gertrude. Longrtale. ftw the tape of Good Kips, Anatven, Tate. for Hamburah ; Pa. Celt is; rot Calais; Belinda, Roberts, for Antwerp; Blightoo, 'ovary, fur Elenteut ; Avon, lone., for Dublin. CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 25. SMIPS etrraacp SNWAIIDII.--.1 be Marshal Blather, Adams, from Ostend ; Market Maid, Reid, from Amsterdam • Diana, Inonspftn, trout Leghorn; Oak, Wynne.. fr o m Biilio;1 lute grity, Wilson, and Dart, &dwell, from Antwerp; Erpanne irons Norway; founealti, Miles, and Henry, Kirton, frost Ham. burgh; Adams, Adams, from R ntierdarn; Mary Ann, *own, Irmo Marseilivis • Orange Sul trk,nson, from Harlington; ' and Bronow.ek, /edema, amain. ,Orrwantia.—Marshal Blucher, Adams, and Marquis of An &bra, Brow., for Ostend; Mary. Moffatt, for Madeira, Ceylon. dumbly, Forts St. George and William, and Prince of laiana ; Diana, Rutter, for Madras and Bengal ; Jonge Jan, Kry. gcnian, for Rotterdam; and Menai, Davits, far Antwerp. TO THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR. MV LOI D --Weil knowing your readiness to. promote, every thing tor the good of the Public, I beg leave to call your atten tion to the subject of Steam BOWS. *I he public mind kis such a state of agitation, dace the explosion of the boiler on board the Steam Packet cm the 4th instaut, by which so many liVel have bieu lost, and from which It ia generally understood that all scant engines are alike dangerous; but this, my Lord, I .assure you is not the Pig 3 I lament to see this beautiful, and meet ase fel of aU Machismo (the Steam Engine, on which greatly depende the prosperity ut this country) converted into an instrusueut of human destruction, under the appellation.of High-prep:are Stain Engines; the mess to wioicb the accident occurred at Norwich, was. I assure your Lees Nap, of this descrlptiou ; and to render those engines at alt effective, they must have the steam unlisted until it is at least ten thnee the scresgth that le required in the COVMIIOII way ; and some persons are not saddled with ten times, but raise it to twouty, and even thirty times the strength. It is, there-lore, from this unmense pressure of Seam, and the extra degree tot beat k utundly possesses i• whereby the vessels that cassia it are weakened, with perhaps an error is constriction, that the danger la derived, and is the cause of explosion. Al though Mgh-pressure seems have bees mod is semetemsitur situations es laud, it behoves every friend to humanity to pre vent them from being used on board of boats, until some hake art lined for their use. It la now generally ttuderstood that Par liament are about to interfere in this busbies, but as k may be a coeuiderable time before any !hills can be fated for the use of illgh-pressure Batiste in this way, I beg leave to sanest to your Lordship. that I believe It is iu your power s from your official si tuation], to restore conAdence to all the Stearn Beats plying tae Rover Thames, by issuing au order that aU Steam Boats having High-pressure Engines en board, bill be prohibited from plying in that River and that no whir will be allowed to be navigated within your lerisdoctleo, but that having condensing stems un board, and working with km pressure steam, that ie to say, not szceeding six pounds for each square luck in the surface of the ' : within those lielits will be lottod the most effective use of the steam ; and Awn this last deseripdon of engine. I assure your Lurdthip there iso sooners danger than from a common tea• kettle, which every dustiostic knows the use ef.—l sus, with doe ' respect, my Lord, your Lordship's obedient, Womble servant Jonayssin Dickson, Steers knees Maker, April se, 1817. HoUand-street„Blackfriars-road. A new version of the plan for assassinatiag the Crown Prince of SWIDEN is contained in the Brussels papers, which, it well-founded, would throw an air of something like ridicule upon the ahole story. We i are there informed, that the rulinour arose from the zealous vigilance of a loyal but unlearned FreiteJ% cook ; who, having acquired but a few Swedish phrases,' fancied he heard some great men oak of " poisoning „ two Princes, when the words, spangly signified '• marryins" thcm. The conk, fancy ing it was all the same thing, t a n awa y w i t h his discovery to the Govcrusucnt. SPORTING INTELLIGEATB. NEWMARKET PHUT SPRING MEETING. 1317• FRIDAY, APRIL 25. Mr.Vansittart's chesnut colt The Provost, by Raton, beat the Duke of Graftnn's bay colt, by Eaton, eel. 51b. estb. 1000.—Lven belting on The Provost. Sersepstakes of I.augs. each, h. ft. col e, nst.Slh. 11.11esdIst. 21b. Duke of Uraffon's colt Waterloo, by W..ltro - - • Lord Ruus's fIY f Wuchery, olster . to sorc e ry . - 2 . .. 7 to 4 on Watt:.lon. Sweepstakes of I Ogs, each, colts, Ost. 7!b. fillies, llst; 41b. T.Y.O Mr. N. Itnyce's fl•ly, by Canopus - . I Mr. Goddard's cbesnut colt The Cryer - • . 3 Mr. Cossanes citesout ally, by Waxy . . 3 Duke of Graftan's bay colt, by Eaton - - 4 Lord Su,fflettl's chesnur filly, by Scud or gortner 5 Even on Mr. llnyce's MI). _ Subscription Handicap Plate, of ttstl. for tlir-olds aid upward•. Dolte of Rutland's bay filly Rhoda, S•yr.-old s 7st. blb. Duke of Grafton's bay Oily ketunier, • yrs old, Bst. tolb. 2 Mr. Thornhtll's cheseut cult Anticipation, 4 yes-old, let. 10Ib. Lord Stawell's Mush, 2-yea old, 7st. Ob. Seven started-- Übe ludre placed bin two. 4to I apt Minuet-4 to I apt Anticipation-2 to I apt nntabs PEDES fitIANISM. &IA TM, OF 2000 miuras IN 45 DAYS, AT LOWNR TOOTING. List night, when Baas= left off, he had accom plished 3:31 miles of his arduous undertaking. He started again this morning, at an early hour, and was going on in Isis usual good spirits when I,ur Re porter left Tooting. RACE AGAINST TIME.—.The youtb, tvho had undertaken to perform ten miles within the hour, And tire more in the succeeding thirty.tive minutes, on Sunbury Common, last Tuesday, for a wager of considerable amount, had scarcely run a mile, when, to the great disappointment and mortification of the admirers of Pedestrianism, he was suddenly stopped in his speed, br an order from the Magistracy. The it/a5 or my betters vented their anger' not very &to rowdy upon this occasion; their losses are irrecoverable according to the laws of betting. BOXING. HOLT AND RANDALL render the day's sport complete when Seroggin: and Turner enter the lists, the friends of the first-mentioned pupilists are anxious to match them fur a gond sum ; and likewise Ma:cow. tle Jew, against Davis. A meeting is to take place early in the next week, by their partizAns, to make depniits, in addition to the Purses generally given by the Pugilibtie Clnb. Llsmdly the Tr tgedy of the Revenge, followed by some beatrifol Recitations and the Farce of the Deuce is in H:111, w.ts performed in the Aberdeen Theatre, be x tew Centlt men Amateurs, aided by the I.ad As 01 Mr. ttrosit's Company, for the benefit of the hunt fnr the Relief of the Labouring Poor. The plan of as,istit , g the execution of public works, by which employment may be ionnd for the Indus. trious classes, will, we trust, receive universal appro. bation ; and perhaps Ministers ought not to be too rigid in the securities demanded for re?ssment /tithe sums advanced, since no independent men will tie up their estates, and subject themselves to the danger of extems, by joining in securities to Gcvernmentis... The measure deserves the most serious considerations al the advances ought to be made universally, so as 'ha every part of the United Kingdom should parti cipate in the benefit, and that precautions should be taken against jobbing. it may be rendered truly beneficial, if conducted with a view truly benevolent; and the contrary, if converted into an engine of un due influence. Ought not a Commission to be iasti. toted <>f independent persons in every district, upon whose CeftifiCMC the advances should be mule, since so murk must depend on local knowledge ? Till LITERARY GAZARTYR AND JOURNAL OP THE Baum Lerma, ece.—The Fourteenth Number of this interesting new Weekly Paper, contains, among other articles— Portraks in High Life, No.ll Lady - Modern Potts: Mr. Southey; Discovery of curious Roman Letters; Otto VO:a Korzebur's Voyage round the World; Maio's preface 'to the Two Trt aloes of Philo and Porphiry ; The Crania& OT SrUtilielin illustrated; SuUthey . a History of Brazil; Literary History of France; Six bids i Londres; Dr. Maclean, resp e ct. ing his Experiments at Constantinople; Theory of Earthquakes; Discouragement of Historical Painting; Leopodskrunl ; Pom peii; Observations on the Peen: and Mut& of Doa Glovani ; French Opel a; Iralieu; Theatre de rOpers Comique; Miss Pot ter's Wallace ; Sketches of Society; New Ways to Pay Okl Debts; Maur. Francois's; Oa the Affairs of Sweden, and Cora splrsey against the Crown Prince, &c. &e. fee. The persons emploged by the Commissioners to proclaim the Pr:zes Ana Blanks in the Lottery as they are drawn from the Wheel, think themselves entitled to Extra Pay on the present occasion; for Custom re. quiring that every PRIZE must be proclaimed twin, they represent they shall have great additional trou ble in proclaiming so many as Tea Thousand wed inety.Eight Pritu, whereas there would not have been Three Thesuand accerding to the former System. No dot - ibt, however, Mr. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractor, would not object to allow a reAsonable remuneration for this Extra Fatigue, or it would be perhaps a more appropriate stimulus if he gave them a Sixteenth, as they might then come in for a Share of one ut the four Twenty 7 heusand Pound Mitts. During the violent gale that raged on Wednesday se:might, Wsa. Hvacerr, aged about 22, (son of Mr. MGM?, a fi,lieiman, of Gravesend). was drowned by the boat's filling with water whilst fish ing off the Grain Spir, Lear the Note. H°allaLe CATAIITIOPUL—Extract ffolll the Jerrold do Chaff of the tilik instant:—'•'t he fulrowing heart-rending circuoutanee has just taken plate near the town of Echo° :—An unhappy pea sant, followed by three children, went to seek his brother, In more fortuoate drommtances than himself, for the purpose of asking some assistance. They met on the reed, when the poor man made kouvrn his wants, adding, that his children were dying of hurgtr. The brother, deeply affected, directediaim to go ou to his house, and ask from his wife,by his order, a crriain quan tity of bread sod potatoes. 'ilia pour man went as be was or dered, but his request was denied, aßil be and his children were driven trona the door brae reirtmin-law, la a stets of gloomy despair he returned home; and not bring able to give his children bread, be determined to kill them. Pot this purpose be tied ad three together artily by a cord, which he twisted still harder mood Mon with ts, stick, mid, in spite of their dreadful cries, be threw them into a deerwell,into which Ise instantly leaped hiss. self. His brother, on tenoning hom e , enqu i re d if h i s orders had been executed i and oa melon an &cover in the negative, be ordered a Bement to carry instantly to his poor brother doable the quantity a the food width he Ind at first ordered. The sio. -made returned with his load, sobbing bitterly; for as his ar rival at the place of destination, be saw the officers of justice fitting out of the well the bodice°, the four unhappy victims of a wretched woman's avarice.- Her hatband became furious at the rental, and im a moiseme of passion, for which there was but Ism mach come, Ite blew oet bar bales with a pistol. He inn glellrered himself up to justlimf bue the public kellog is wrong las Wa &vow." LAW ATELLIGENca. COURT OW KING% BENCH. APRIL se. DOE, ON THE DEMISE OF HANDLEY. W. WOOD. The Cornish Mi•.e cause which has lately es-. so much interest in the West of England, and at came on for trial at the late Assizes for Lati,, c , before Mr. Justice HoLROYD, to try the rigla fsliattizw Wool:), Esq. the present Lord ! 1 .1.,17 , , T , the possession of the valuable Tin and Cerrr called Crimo Mine, in the parish of St. Austt!, again agitated this day. when /dr. Scrjeant Barr moved the Court, why suit entered against the plaintiff drourd not be aside and a new trial granted? It will be that this was an action of ejectment, on the pdrt the plaintiff, for the purpose of recovering - of this mine ; and the question was, whether sired under which the defendant worked the war a lease, or merely a grant or licence? and cl trial of the cause the Attorney General ( specially- retained), contended that it was a cence, in which opinion the Court coincidin t ejectment would not lie, the plaintiff was nor The deed *as now submitted to the consideri of the Court, and appeared to be granted by Thomas Carlisle to Handley, empowering him to and search fur all mines and minerals, to did pits, and erect such shafts, engines, &e. as shoufd necessary. By virtue of which, works wr and conduits made ; to which was added the clause for re-entry, in case of default of coven in case such grant or let had not been made. The Learned Sin EANT now ably contenc an ejectment wou:d lie in this case, as such 2n terest was conveyed to the Lessor of the as entitled hi.n to bring an ejectment, and ehould be entitled to the Rule be was asking, i much as the term ►, /a" meent /ease. That the contained all the covenants and clauses fif a 1 and could he construed to mean nothing else but species of property hich vial-led his clii.nt to t.sin his ejectment, and cited, in tupport of his, ment, the following cases :—I Sideri.in .161, 1 , vista 111. Coke Littleton 14.. 2Selkeld .583. and Barrow 15.:Geni 1826. Rule to thew cause was granted, the qtwsting to be furnished with copies of the deed. OLU JtAILEY. Yesterday J Jamings was indicted for stealinA pounds weight of tobacco. the property of cur vereign I.ord the King. The prisoner was weigher of tobacco, for the Custom House, in London Docks. He was employed at the kilo destroying tobacco which is damaged. Another Custom-house of f icer detected net with the tobacco about his person.—Guilty. J. Miller, an old man, was indicted for stealitir ounces of tea, the property of the Eist India pant.—The prisoner was a la - bourer in o.e pany's warehouse in Higdon-squire, in the ries ; and was observed br one of his fellow.' taking the tea in question.—Guilty. The COMMON SENjitANT said, that in cons , i.f his age, the Court would pass upon him a punishment than he deserved. H. Haiku was indicted for stealing a mare, property of D. Millard. The prosecutor is a : at Shepherd's-bush, and was at Coltibrook fair, the prisoner :hewed some horses fir him. A. the prosecutor bought a galloway mare. and a.!: was paying for it, the prisoner got upon the and rode her away, th: sold her to a man Pierce, on the same evening. The pi ;sizes, defence said. he sold two horses for the pros( and was,desired by him to sell the snare f , r hit for which he was to have a share of the . E. Limerick proved, that he bought two Lo the prisoner ; he afterwards heard the pro , ecir. to the prisoner, pointing to the mare," That's take it."—Not Guilty. MARLIOROVCIi•STRIZ I.—Mr. Archibald 11'1'112qt:ton yesterday charged with riutuus and disorderly c..n,:sc tures Hotel, Conduit-street, on Tbursday night. It e dant, who was formerly a tuilitnry officer, went into the and seated himself in the coffee room ; beim aver Lr pulled of his bows and stockings, and pAraded the cuff r.r and fro, with a poker 111 one hand and a knife in br ot,er. terror of all who wt.!' in it. The defendant W.ll 10C s .tti .‘• defaultot bail L De. FOOD. ttely ea , and Lott ,, cess t he rigl3 d Tr: Mil Austt!, ehy the net! not be 1„ monist:: the part ~ g pos whether the min. and ca tt (who a mere" , nciding, , I min suito onsidcrati led by S: him to di . . o di d su . shnufd rene erect td the us:3 oycitan!, . dr. such an he Pl.in! . and that sking, f.a• tat the (13 (if a 131, !Ise bat e t .nt to ma:: of 11'; a tit .161. 1 T, 583. and e Coin ie deed. 1 stealing 1 of our S , rat an eztr wise, in tl the kiln f d the pti.. ;uilty. stealing! India con t!;e Can ' ti the Dlsn si w-laboti:3: • Insidetiti, an a light mare, ti s a butet. 3 fair, why k n. At 1,. nJ the iris run naYe over, in T. Pr .i ° , i sec ~ r htu , z it f. o to: Aectrqi lAt's Taqht.l I,:vi . Ito the et Itc 06.er. tf.' oc7;o1 v•;. itntrul 2, tr!trrlnte 1.1104 ; the E 4 •• act, alb v. P 4 It .r .0 ova t. . 7;1 n ,' e u .1 1 ni pf 4f. s r o si o 0 t II; ----' 111 ieu 7t4 lest 4 ,a t 11 A CARD. MRIESIL MARTIN and Cothelr ---- best compliments send To all who are wishing their fortunes to mood; With thanks for past favours, and hearty good Match Invite them to share In the !owes sml the fishes, Whith Fortune, Nrsr WEDNESDAY, means to d:1 - 1- 04 To those who to purchase a Share will contribme. The Contractor, in justice, deserves our best thAck!, For there's double the number of Prises to Man se There are Four . 1 wenty l'houtands contain'd in tb.:' Of ev'ry one's talk and approval the theme ; And as Tickets are cheaper• than many year- , pao, And such tempting advantage[ may not lonf 'fis prmuna'd you'll no lo:ter your percNase &lay, But make an adventure at A lloct th t to-da. ! 8, Cornball, and 120, Osfutd-street. COUNTRY MARKET: 4 . Vasa I Dee. April 24.—Wheat per loarl,‘l9 tro ten New ditto, t;01 Ous to 001C0s. Marley, per qu..rar otr Oats Itis to 445. ream 345. to 631. Oki Bl .11AS lON t' Paso 4OS to 48r. Rye POs to GOs. .0 April he Price of a bushel of .A 1 1 Peke of the Quartrrn Loaf, wheaten, Is. 411. l-f0t0e.:2 4 :1 1 BANSUR April t4.—Wheat 7e. Dd. to 176.0.1ab0.:id. WU. per sack. Bread 91. 91. the half peck. Last week aits experienced a detlinc 4s• boll in Haddington market. ,Ahauld t :u pt art vourable /weather continue, a still fui tlier ictluo expected. MAI LS../111 R. 01/11. •A I , i ''' Diann . - - it 1 Prance - - - ° Waterford - - 1 1 Hanthurgh -- 0 1 Owornory and Jersey 0 0 Gottenburgh -• ° Lillboll . m . m 1 1 H uk t ers . . . 0 thalami' . . . 0 0 Malta •- a ° I ---- COAL MARKET, APiiiii..33. - Mir at Market. Skips sold. roma . lei Newcastle 151 349. 0.1. to 485 A 1 Sunderland 1 40 s . OIL t 0 alik .. 4. 1 Scotch Coal 0 004. OJ. ______.. LONDON ; Primed and pal/bailed 1)7 Lees: C". Mgt, 'fuel 10 :r.