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r I ■ ''~; ti`s mirkt. - : • - - \-•'',, ilfil i ~ • .9.. • ' -.- •. 11 7-tr rl .._ _o LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 1. I -..--.......--. ''k fleistarLytia;,ibighton, the 31st day*, Jemmy, 1831, present the is "' , l(istes Mast Excellent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Honourable William George Earl of Errol, and the Right Honourable Richard William Earl Howe were, by his Ma jesty's command, sworn of his Majesty's Meat Hononzable Privy cows. cii, and took their respective places at the Baud accordingly. _ NEW SHERIFF/3. A t the Court at Brighton, the Slst day of January, Ighl, present the King's Most Escellent Majesty in Coancil. Sheriffs appointed by his Majesty in Council for the Year 11131 • Bedfordshire—Samuel Charles Whitbread, of Cardingtoo, Req. Berkshire—Charles Ryston, of East Hendred, Buckinghamshire—Henry Andrews Utirwatt, of Gnat Linford, Esq. Comb. and„Hunt.—John Bendyshe, of Naserwatth:Roq. Cheshire—Sir Thomas Stanley Massey gasify, or,Hosion, Bart. Cumberland—John Taylor, of Dockray Hall, Esq. Cornwall—John Hearle Tretnayne. of Hafgag,44l. Derbyshire—Sir Charles Henry Colville, of MAW, Kat. Devonshire—Sir Bnurchihr Polk Wrey, of Truartosk, Bart. Dorsetsbire--The Hon. Henry Dawson Darner, of Milton Abbey. Essex—William Davis, of Layton, Esq. Gloucestershire—.Sir T. Crawley Boevsy, of Flaxley-Abbey, Bart. Herefordshire—John Arkwright, of Hampton Court, Esq. Herefordshire—Augustus Smith, of Ashlyas Hall, EA, Kent—Baden Powell, of Speldliunt. Esq. Leicestershire—George John D. B. Damon, of Swilhland, Eq. Lincolnshire—Henry Baron Hickman, of Thonnock House, Esq. Montnouthshire--Willians ilillia, of Moootoo, lin. Norfolk—John Angerstein, of Waning, 14 + Northamptenshire—Beriah Hotfield, of Norton-Hall, Esq. Northumberland—George Silvertop, of Minster-Ann, Esq. ' Nottinghamshire—Thomas Moore, of Ruddington, Esq. Oxfordshire—Sir Henry John Lambert, of Aston, Bert. Rutlandshire—.Thomas Birch Reynudson, of Essonlins, Shropshire—Sir Edward J. Smythe, of Acton Bussill.Parrtlart. Somersetshire—Thomas Shewell Bailward,==n, En. Staffordshire—Thomas Fitz Herbert, of Sw County of Southampton—Sir Henry Joseph Tidesants, ol l ' l Achborne- Park, Bart. Suffolk—John Read, of Primrose-Hill, Holbrook, 16/4. Surrey-Harvey Comb, of Cobham Park, He+ Sussex.—Wm. Counhope Mabbott, of U Erg. Warwickshire—George Lucy, of Chuissses, 1 faL Wiltshire—Paul Methuen, of Corsbss Owe, Worcestershire—Osman Ricardo, of Betsmisrrove, Esq. Yorkshire—Sir Henry Oodricke, of Ribersns..Hall, Bart. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthenshire--Edwird H. Adams, of Middleton-Hall, Esq. Pembrokeshire—John blinhouse, of Brownslad, Esq. Cardiganshire—J. P. B. Chichester, of Llanbadarn (awe, Esq. Glamorganshire.—Richard Hoare Jenkins, of Llanharren, Esq. Breconsitire—Fuller Maitland, of Garth, Esq. Radnorshire—Richard Duppa, of Llansbay, Eq. NORTH WALES. Anglesey—Owen Owen, of Lhtnligael, Esq. Carnarvonshire—Rice Thomas, of Coedhelen, Esq. Ilerionethshire—Hugh Lloyd, of Cinbodig, Esq. Montgomeryshire--ttobert Maurice Bonnor, of Bodynfol, Req. Denbighshire—Wilson Jones, of OelligonaO, Esq. Flintsbire—Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, of Hawarden Castle, Bart. DUCHY OF LANCASTER, Jas. 31. _ _ _ _ . The King has been this day pleased to appoint Peregrine Edward Towneley, of Towneley, Esq. to be Sheriff of the county palatine of Lancaster for the year ensuing. WAR OFFICE, Fan. 1. Ist Regiment of Life Guards--Lieutenant Thomas Medwin, from the half-pay of the 24th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice George William Fox Lord Kinnaird, who exchanges; Corporal Thomas Taylor to be Regimental Quartermaster. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Corporal Herbert Taylor to be Re gimental Quartermaster. • 7.1 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—James Charles Rowney, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hodge, who retires. 3d Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Charles Alexander Sheppard, from the 31st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William Henry Bowen Jordan Wilson, who retires upon the half-pay of the New South Wales Ve teran Companies, receiving the difference. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Wm. Buckley Hinde, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Irooside, whose appointment has not taken place. 2d Regiment of Foot—Ensign Robert. Lloyd to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Harvey, deceased; Gentleman Cadet Medwin R. Pinfold, from the Royal Military College,to be Ensign, vice Lloyd. 17th Foot—Lieutenant Harry Carew, from the half-pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Paymaster, vice Alleopp, who retires, receiv ing a commutation allowance. 2Gth Foot—Lieutenant Robert James Evelyn Rich to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fitzgerald, who retires ; Ensign A. E. Shelley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Rich. 29th Foot—Ensign William Hemphill, from the 66th Regiment, to be Ensign, vice indiction, who exchanges. 31st Foot—Lieutenant Robert Travers, from the half-pay of the New South Wales Veteran Companies, to be Lieutenant, vice Sheppard, appointed to the 3d Dragoon Guards. 54th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel John Reed, from the 68th Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Richard Murray, who retires upon half pay of the Coldsneam Foot Guards; Lieutenant William Broom Par rant, from the half pay of the 36th Regiment,:to be, Lieutenant, vice Richard Gethin Creagh Coote, who exchanges. Sikh Foot--Ensign John Lancelot Judgson, from the 29th Regiment, to be Ensign, via Hemphill, who exchanges. 68th Foot—ldeutenant-Colonel Thomas Barrow, from the half-pay of the Coldstream Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Reed, ap pointed to the 64th Foot. 78th Foot— Dugald Mildeill, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vies Munro, appointed to the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards. 92d Foot—Lieutenant Robert Pitcairn, from the 7th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Necklet', appointed to the 224 Foot. BIEYET--The undermention ed Cadets, of the Honourable the Beet India Company's Service, to have temporary rank as the period of their being placed under the command oft l etreeibr ilidl ' the Royal Engineers, at Chatham, for field instructions in the me of Sapping and Mining:— Gentleman Cadet Joseph Cunningham;Gentleman Cadet Thos. Henry Sale ; Gentleman Cadet Samuel Edgar Owen Ludlow • Gentleman Cadet William Graham ; Gentleman Cadet Peter Brou gham; Gen tleman Cadet James Inveraity. Commissions in the Ist Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas Augustus Wolatenholme Parker, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lord Villiers, promoted; Cornet the Honourable Henry Walker, to be ditto, vice Lord Norreys, promoted. Commissions in the Uxbridge Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Hurry Riches, Esq. to be Captain ; William Rayner, Eq. to be Second Captain ; Henry Norton, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Beasley, Gent. LI..D, to be ditto; Charles Webster, Gent. to be Ensign; Charles King, Gent. to be ditto. WHITEHALL, Jax. 31. The King has been pleased to grant unto Sir Robert Hugh Kennedy, Knt. Commissary-General of the Forces, his Majesty's royal licence and authority, that he may accept and wear the insignia of a Knight Commander of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. STEVENSON, TRomss, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, joiner. INSOLE, GEORGE, Cardiff, Olamorg;anshire. brick merchant. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. WEBB, SAMUEL, Reading, Berkshire, builder. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Jones DAVID, Hamlet of Cynwyd, Owyddelwere, Merionethshire, victualler, fro m Feb. II to Marsh lb, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, Bala, Merionethshire. BANKRUPTS. Cou 'Avoca, Josam, Reigate, Surrey, miller, to *mender, Feb. 4,18, and March lb, at two, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Melon. Luttly and Son, Dyers' Halt, Dowpte.hill ; and Mr. T. Hart, Reigate, Surrey. KInD, James, Brook-green-terrace. Hammersmith, baker, Feb. 4, at three, 11, at two, and March lb, at eleven, at the Court of Commis. stoners. Attorney, Mr. Lava, Brook-green-terrace. JACKSON, JOHN, S had-Thames, Honlydown, Southwark, and MK chant, Feb. 8, at eleven, 18, at twelve, and March lb, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Rattenbuty, St. John's, Southwark. SPURR, STRATFORD, Warnford.court, Throgmortonetreet, mer chant, Feb. 8. at eleven, 18, at twelve, and March lb, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Templer and Co. Great Tower.street. AuonTEstionir JAMES RALPH, Great Ormond -street, dyer, Feb. 11, 18, and M arch lb, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. At. torneys, Messrs. A. and W.F. Beethsm, Freeman's-court, Coenhill. Paanst ' Joint, Sidbury, Devonshire, victualler, Feb. 7, 11, and March lb, at twelve, at the Globe Hotel, Raster. Attorneys, Mr. J. flaw, Exeter; and Mr. W. W. Dyne, Lincoln's Inn-fields. Heinz, Waxiest, Wii, Lancashire, anchaaker, Feb. l at 10, at ten, and March Ir, at twelve, at the office of Messrs. ttersby and Backs, Wigan. Attorneys, Messrs. Battersby and Banks, Wigan ; and Messrs. Norris, Allen, and Anthony, John.street, Bed fadr.row. Pamaou, 'Lora. WILLIAM, PlYmouth. printer , Feb. 14 , 15 , and March lb, at eleven, at the Ring's Aims Inn, Plymouth. Attorney, Mr. R. J. Squire, Plymouth. Bosun, KONSIT Manchester, silk mercer . Feb. 17, 18, and March 111,•at two, at the Albion Hotel, Machette& Attomeys, Messrs. H. Hindniarsh and Son,ManchaSir ; and Messrs. H. Hindmanh and boo, Crescent, Jestin-street, Cripg r erte. Waren, WILLIAM Leamington Prior s , Warwickshhet uFbohterer , Feb. 10, at the olice of Messrs. BurbutY and 141 uPt 4 Y. 1 - 05433 = 1 Priors. 11, and March lb, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, War . MMF PANORAMA OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. FALMOUTH PACKET, JAN. 29. The call for a reform of Parliament is now making itself heard from one end of the kingdom to the other. Counties, tides, towns, bo roughs, and parishes, are every where assembling, fee the purpose of expressing their desire for an extension of the representative system. A company at Hayle intend immediately to start a complete fast. going steam vessel, for the conveyance of geode and passengers from and to Bristol and Hoyle, end vicinity. The yeomanry of the hundred of Pydar are about to petition both Homes of Parliament, praying for some alteration in the present tithing system. A numerous and respectable meeting of the inhabitants of Lostvithiel was held at the Old Pa/ace, in that borough, an Wednesday—William . Westlake, Esq. in the chair; when a peddle was proposed, which, after stating the absolute necessity of a rnd mess of ream, for searing the peace edthe country, redressin g the public (dramas, and procuring the adoption of such MPOIRITSs as are caimhesd to UMW' the existing distress, and restore the national prosparky, stets it to be the inn conviction of the petitioners, that no measure el reform will be either effectual or satisfactory to the country, that chill not do away with the borough system.—A resolution in favour of the vote by ballet was proposed and adopted by the meeting, with three dissentients only. Several gentlemen addressed the meeting in support of the peddan, &a. amongst whom were Mesas. ] L awrence, Norway, Bell*, Aka The thanks of the meeting wen voted to Mr. Penderves, for his carded in Parliament, and to the Chairman. We have received Brazilian papers to the 24th of November by the Lapwing, from which we learn that K. Jose ammo Pereira, E. minister, and the present Minister of War. had ben nee md in the Chamber of Deputies, as lemma of the Cesedbetion, he MAW commenced recruiting in the rodeos of the ample% _wino* authorised to recruit by an est of abs loglidedn amembly ately. a special Committee was elected, for the papist of and making out the seesesdee. A minadaelseiffing bellindm two houses of parliament, bed been impaled by the twice of tie two houses. IL M. sloop Primrose, 18, Commander W. Brousideo, arrived of Penzance on Thursday the 10th lest, having sailed an the Oar ult. hem Mara Leas, where she left H. M. 8. Dryad, 42, Oman J i = Plum , Is, Last. Adams, and Conflict, 12, Liestesen The Beaflowar, Lieut. Huntley, me cruising off the °Moak aide. Alba, 20, Ntt. Donkey off the river Nines. The m, Commander Webb, and Black Joke, Lieut. Roomy, woe Ila fhe Bight of Benin. All the squadron was healthy. The Bow 111. Rehr. Chaplain of the Dryad, Air Melanin, clerk of the Pirejz s aml se ven invalids , the remains of a large body of of the African corps, were on board es yammers. TT Tannin bad not arrived out. Sierra Leone had been very healthy of late. The Primrose bas lost but very few mar during her stay on the coot, of three years duration. This is attributed, in a great measure, to bee being built so much higher than the generality of the ships of hadme, and also to her futtoeks being all Al la up. A life of Sir H. Davy, from the pea of his brother, Dr. Davy, nod published at a reassisob4 pries, may shortly be expected. It is Maly, that, in addition to an accurate Maw) , of his life, written by one se whom the closest intimacy afforded the best opportunities of him, Dr. Davy will publish some valuable papers yet in MX= Sir H. D. entrusted to him for that purpose. The malt-house of Mr. Foster, of the Dolphin Inn, Exmouth, with the whole of its contents, was, on Thursday night, destroyed by fire. The stock consisted of about:800 and 700 bushels of malt, and from 200 to 300 bushels of barley, and being uninsured, Mr. Foster is a severe sufferer. On Friday morning, the malt-house of Mr. Thorne, of Lympetone, together with a heavy stock of barley, were entirely destroyed by fire, and also two cottages adjoining. FALMOUSII COURT OF RICORD....ay the charter granted to this town by Charles the Second , permission is given to hold and keep within its limits, before the Mayor Recorder, and Aldo men , upon every Thursday in every second week, a Court of Pleas of Record. The Court was reopened on Thursday last, at the instance et one or two in habitants of the town, and we think it calculated to idford justice, in the recovergif debts, and in the settlement of deceits in account.. lee. at a very rate, as th e expenses of process are very small, in can. parison with ore of other courts of a similar description. Quantity of Copper Ore sold, 3373 tons—Average Produce, 81. — Quantity of line Copper, 282 tons, 5 cwt. Average price per ton, Amount of Sale, 18,7051. 2s.—Average standard, 991. 05. Copper Ores sold at Swansea, Jan. 19..—Quantity of Copper On sold, 709 tons—Average Produce, 10—Quantity of fine Copper, 71 tons 8 cwt.—Standard, 981. 18s. Avenge prices of Wheat, Truro Ms. Barley 19s. id. Oats Bs. Helstoo, Wheat 26. Bd. Barley 12e. Oats 8.. St. Antis, Wheat, 235. Barl 13s. Oats Bahian, Wheat 255. Id. Barley 12s. Od. Oats Bs. ( Calculated at 24 Gallons to the bushel.) MARRIED. —At Holnrorthy, Air. Andrews, dissenting minister, Miss Slee .— The Rev. R. Skinner, Rector of Uplowman, to Mrs. Pullen. DIED—At Carbarrock, Capt. Biased Skinner, aged 54, for may years a respectable mine manager. At Rxeter, aged 18, Miss Grose Moore, sister of the late Dr. Moore. At Exeter, Theophilua BIWA Esq. cholar of Corpus Christi College. Mr. J. 51. of Exeter, aged 37. At Babbkombe, Osage Whitehead. At Devonport, Dlr. J. Veal., one of the Society of Guernsey, Mrs. Browne, wife of Major Browne, A. Saville, neq. l ! CaltiaWs. near Okehampton. At Southampton, the Rev. J. C. On. nett, domestic chaplain to the Marquis of Montmorency, aged 78 years. At Weymouth, age d 73, the Rev. John Hopkins, M. A. At Hambledon, John Bligh„ Req. Rear.Admhal of the Red and K.C.B. LEICESTER CHRONICLE, Jaw. 29. The inflames which an ether Judges of the land put together exercise ores the meeslonditiso of the comatuaity, slake into absolute Meisel &awe in ampeallea with those Meets which result from the e tle t and character .1 these Judges whom we are accustomed to all Justices of the Peace. The judges of the land, as they are called, are but rarely and at distant intervals of time. in communkation with the people—the interfireace of the Justices of the Pesos in the mace= of the pek e Is daily, almost hourly. The Poor laws, the Police laws, the Game Laws, the Revenue Laws, the laws between masters and ear. rants, and all Mee laws most Intimately afflicting the —anon sway day commas el life, fall under their humiliate aegnouree,..... Nineteen-twentieths, we believe—indeed, we may soy ninety-nibs sot of every hundred, of all the criminal cases of the co/that' came before jr 7 - • • .. this ter maims, did a code as severe as it le complicatod. The lithos 'anew, dinot holds to say, is the most rZeta=oni rontrodiddy that gear yet added in the woad, ad pithy he ass thin H i task ot administering thz io r t e y , • know Ono disuse st . or of Isamanos, beyond dee • to who bbrivinamodosiida • men his bobs made* **dr deo psis, we Imew rto venires education which is es. =Mir any neispitade et • other ma pirate ceacress, which 'OR andiSode to dee perfass= bll4 l - his edam and ini t telo: Aides. Dot what is yet mom mid nalhellsi power which the uncertain ile nat t r g of i thrib 'C fi th=watty sew Ohs pimple at hrgoomti the raids * wignsod jadgmeat, we mtt AM Assn is no deem ifiblibmy or depravity dr cheekiest Ihich ma; net be toga to have bees &odd e. this moat hoPerteor Peer of 1 6 411. matt. The Oddingloy doodore are fresh in the recollection of most our nadloos, and the desnihil and prominent ohms whisk Cot. fir Arty pow a nosideste of the looesegh et Ihelswish, took in dead Medd tnmenotigne, WIR erne be Two asilladi desk wives were= In town tar a hirer 1W an Sway 'Aimee* This is a adi% et the law of idlest. ' As the dee tar the rossembHeg of palms* draws near, nesedass to redden ter vino en tales paw almost daily. The wailing chose", willing In Say and the neighbouring villages, are to have a magthar At the mops* lanzetaxrrY.—The moneme HMtao _Potter, Fag. of Manchester, hood that it was the losodes of el Ntabitanta of Leicester to erect a Efor the tommodion 'trails bishmes of every kind, be ha. il v mhb a 4 t ams dewn Mayers w as hi a n s i teselher, and , re s r o :s l i d ed be that ems dmiliale kwalindon hi di Imo At aka as& pant videsdone wore made in the rent of the farms, in the milaliondesed of Ms eme n , by Ms - than the Duke of Rutland. The team *Ow ex= pert amuse was not monad to, but a tool reduced rent wog e ...._._ ImiCtiTsi, Savossemt—rbeat.Th 3d—Barley, 43s 4d— Oats, Alla I—Beans, 42a 1161.8" ms. Ids Od— Fine Floor, 00a to Or Standard Wheaten, ids to Mb—Household, Ms to 56—Quartern loaf, Whisk., led—Ditto, Household, 11d. DlED.—Aged 65, Mary, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Whits m" geoid, of Hilby.—At lA...ghetto, on Wednesday last, Mr. the rhea Mosslig, aged 08, author of" Rural Walks," foe. LINCOLN HERALD, Jew. 28. Runny= or Basermaw.—ln the anticipation of a pedal go, sloe deningthar mesh% spies or momma, condheable exertions are =mitria mast he the hoselosd. The Re.. **or Doodahs, is to sir and to stand to the last ; whiled Led Newark will again saw Wasidf, is set at pessot known. Hoary Walker, Req. Ism ef Blythe, Ilhdrim Mods ollltinestif ; and the Hen. O. 14. A. Monads, son °flail fillelway, Is wok= at On Temnday evidos, hoully M* a fire broke out at half.past ten o'clock is des extensigemodle Inedhetery of Mr. Alamo* Barber, I of Needetibera, adjoin* the canal, which raged with the meat uncon querable hey until It destroyed the building with an extensive stock of madloa, tallow, &a. The Rev. Thomas Rackett, F.A.B. has presented so she Limb Leidy a collection of impeded he wax, sulphur, and philter, hem the oldie ovals of this kingdom. They comprise amens odds the pert of those described and figural by the sesiety otiiiftuodso ; also exhibit the only Saxon nab known, via. the sad of Ethel. Bishop of Deltoids, of liolgither,_ dogghter el jilipi, mg a Edward the confessor. The collodion is divided kid dot Andel, Wyk and baronial ; the gissepal, and cordintnal; ad etisidpal suds of rides, boroughs. and public bodies. Many of the casts have bees token from the originals in the Dahl 111assam. Some of them ass of ex quisite workmanship and in good yerservados, and Ni valuable as thole* the progress (too WWI the destine) et au integendos book of the Floe Arts - . - Many of than illusbate curbewpoints of Macey man ners and co and municipal seals have had edit in glued, probably worn hem more frequent uses or of larder wea rhril The seals are accompanied by a well arranged catalogue ; containing inscription as far as the condor could read them. Nerd leaving ample room for the ingenuity or good eyes ci others. The last few years have been wet years, and have produced a short crop on the clay soils, the light soils on some madam in some degree compensate for the deficiency, having come into culture with the um. dery turnip system. The poorer sorts also to the extent of perhaps a million acres admit of being cultivated solely by the saving - of abuse Pa. in his. In mowing the crop, which can be done since the introdua don of the thrashing machine, and by the gain of taking immediate admatoge of a rising market. Before the culture of these soils, the country was subject to famines, in a course of wet years to occur for fivirar seven years in succession. The rot has been very general, even on new seeds and lands formerly thought exempt. Some speculate on an extmordinary rise of prices in Sp ring ; it is said that little can be procured hem abroad, and that the price is now kept down by Cues maws* head to market to secure it from the attache of in. undid* The number of vagrants was observed to be rosy small in this neigh. bombast dazing the riots in the south. When the civil power was rouged from its sleep in the south, the number In this county increased stahnly in an imessal manner; when the special *astable* were ap pointed t. side dismayed, and se new ease more showing them selves on domed *Uwe. This adsot pusses foetus a kind of con. sassily from Comma to Noratunlogionil. dip/mess the best Woo =et the state of the sountry. They had a any pigment, idle, ad kind of life, as as then heath allows them to ramble. Bed* a heavypstwtaneMmesas by homwiam it is 'opposed that dreg Imo derrforrho of prepow, by the sat eft *dal Commiseloos in erapsithe ales, will etple the lest pen empty rats DIED — In MOM pee, Smasal Omen Poised Fat An o: o4 Lrh, smite imam at tie «apostles—At Neult4sear Mr. 'Whose' Peel, fusee, 71)__t sod on the day Md. his wclb.-.-At Pashtos, * Wassetsesides. the Rov. to Perkins, aged 111. An II years Pada over the Hyde Chide. Newark. BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL, Jaw. 29. LONDON AND BELKINORAN BAILWAIG—Tbe /sacra= which peetues swaths that pas irageseasest in lewer, the Loco. weds them lestas, is ease aseesidihd lis a saws which would he duly lanshabla, If duelists of CAD femme were not apparent in shades In the way of as enisshlits by which society, and the hieselisft will be se greatly bametted. A farmer, in his asses a the plyeesd line of railway won the eyelid pentTleit the mhos et smoke der!, est by themes engine weld injure the hues of his chee p. " is Shows ten shoo this ass polls who mil mho sold that the inesias dam *Cruse aim far tad, and that they emit as seek& Assay Bru.—A mesilog of she sessheterees of pill and silver woes, of this town, is issessail he Tomb, Emu, te etualler the prothesis of a bill whlsli, k h indinesoll, ibe peummt hm it in sentemplatha elmedy 0 wish te rellsemat, Is the sqpied• ii of 'he =POI old auddeglitaid Awn plate." 110 amours, is weld asses, is al ht. einse the SID* red ef the tab of tots abases wiliest splades ee hiliolhosace, bees ademodlne d rapid ; dell soy heniesib el Wieldli• are dew Ind io upon it albesidoi tor a subsidies; We we kowedr, in theapiden 40 dm west aqueissied mann.. teeturers, the inevitable effect if ths ineseidi Mil (allsuld it reed* the legislative sanction,) will t ud =ly to destroy this import. on department of the trade of B A general meeting of the .ha. "Hasa of the MYRNA Repsessetegive Newspaper, (liberally advarthad in that idedhaajoasoit, the Binning. ham Journal,) ws:hEthe public An. on 117 bit , January the 14th, at which a of laws was adopted, aid a committee ap. ' ft* t of the Ada et dee misty, die asks et tra he s is ho o t tim4 d.c. A emeimium we elm penead,zdoseleg M pay tho aim* of dmiraharm. dateV o php at the hist, odd* dose motbs7tte . or , ; excepting in caeca whore the sea of the shame h 11 iiimbasots. lik ample ea best visa the oneell.pex is very prevelmt in *rises dio gists of this tows. Poem the. peers we leant that it is males euus ravages in many parts of iu t i a s antry. December was a me* mons the widows of military diem, ourniree,‘ Alm* roomed the Mk mug of maul. , in or* so seems *Pe Sodom, of whisk by do DOW giallo I dote, all them married albw the alit of that month are to be demi As to she muse of the *ming of St. Peter's afar* we are die* dope*, with due mad* pellailig mast Sit hr bases wit maim the idiot the case, as said by den* din 011WeIgin a pilot In fir Kew lirde dltilllifsJi modai lT t y WIZ Ds origin Is attributed, by osaw,so let the ateached to the stove wed in the warming of the' ant*: othde, drew emophises goo enioudied that it was the teak of a In Grid Soldirdgeze oPPorrunirt ef *AM as re i Si• I of those we will state Me melt if one It appears that "Pse ite — iru - icit - Was heated by a stove situated Chancel, attache& to which wore two lags running up the witiailealls on emit side at the communlen, and edtimandy egratanderg upon the pa. rape. Oily aped dome deas—that on the leaf the c Ws Mark inglird. Oa latislay Anna; es imial, l = h 4 Oohed is the ears, hr the perms sr aides the abash he wise es the ihnirriall dere_ Olel w as mnalnasi until Sunday afternoon, when it became **et listralestadies, however, during the evening service the dial* was umesuallY warm, se much so that it was afterwards a co phial mai many thosebees of the oongregation. Oo she Mobley, the enly poops who were known to enter the eh were .11,.. Ds. son, the ...romrda., and the women U 1113.1) to des it. Is It an undsobied feet that the Rev. T. M . th e •J. Oohed, and the Rev. Aridness Hodson, had each ved dada and that St. Poses, among ether chetah's, was neared as oar ft= to be destroyed hp aes. The Lard Lindeman of Iladradshire, in consequence of ter. dons made to bin that the teressiesi of vagrants has oily much inaeaeed of late. has emstediedel se 'the N and the saved laid authsrldee of the Edam me encase, wf damn ad .at. unties to saintaisies he peMis yeas t and, with this view Mtn PP& ail, has strongly tocednasndoill to the several maw Judo; will* do comfy, to cause dl wariesto be apprehendedSlAS their resyedhlt . *Aka, and to have accurate deectipticas taken of their pawns and 'deems, be the loom which ha been plodded few that papier, and to awe sae die* discriptien dams to be isansaitosel to the Clerk o f teSelce , carte in evietwook, limni each PeW _denim or of of mall elhectione sp oli e l b e lten le Gemdose the same. ;7127joirdes aid 'weft of doe mars ad es. of Ws within the - et Ifeleoll, hew* calkit. doe u s . and Binnimpholn Este' will pas, held at die Om buy Is • ~ ten Ineserd, es Ikeda y. the /Ade SS. in asinanse et verdannest. " in oder to adder the abject, ad speak IMO opos a milt be dismal amt on die eisehm, a fth• •Os at. Req. he the shah O it sae seeded by a eery Lye tallidlN Tkot it is the *nime et this likaing, den the poised diem fres Leaks to IWnshes will be et pret .2 1 tin the pane, and h darn k g *edam itedeoppon ; and dm iman havbg decked the assialise dad; die dal& et the meeting were voted to Be his Gdolorated MAW heels chair (hi snkss , dee SIM id. a email =Skid the kliabitants, e au "mug deo woo hal 6 the Oldfillail Pit st balm Tbe pea who the asodeidea, IL L. Medan, lleq. ha w hildteadii his in hie ibeilly, peiveated wan ale s o bj egt a atesekg, George Asamosa censinimesi bj agettbits diet th e reek eddreadig the meedaNb e t so aiimpuldly Ida le his let, as sae of the paeans who had 1 the sequidtbi. ile• Ankara utter sahlog many excellent will.pdold ' owes b a mealy and psi. *Sew aesser, read a *ln et Taiiiidilli, which was pm by eb e dila duds approbation of the mask* and pawed without a dhenat. li cho vies. Debut Rem 01,., M.P. then briefly addrased the mieUlt ill. regiegliki . kw the dames of his brother, Lord Clive ; adrawallemo alliallen to thoprepail kr vote by ballot, and aid be Aida art *pep any hilW °Odom upon the utility of /etas, and Moist= shad" have dedeped their banded plea, which would elan Mat in ahe dye. Theses Andrew lnight, Req. expand bkonsithimoveallyatmehed to genadoodlase, and also that he wales sibb the - mos efisallowid • deka taw the lad salheritiss the ad. madam livability fassides. Mr. Mdeit made some aced at re. MN& apes the inde *lit he and pine laws,- and said he the Id be Urto Mollie idtabkrein of Lsdlsw in a petition to the Govan sa ealy fares *wades of as des opistsa, but also imam abo. 11611 et die poi laws, and that he midi heed a isquidden he loch "fil losf7: l =l, dolma haps odes die odighhempasal lad, 40WIli 4,111110/0107 /kids Le ta eathey, el aS Ms esi m : i t gi day the dab efile lams Medd be re-vakel, mod disk sans la pOspeeden to *sir aessteintil derreciaarlidee. Mandist la es and west isasinns, and pekes nee WU d e, The niggly is esid—and with gapes to die bit MASI esti e, we m e said—to be inadequate to be damd Great =zl et corn ow e drems, purchased, th e main to and foosign will strive theingh the asteseary w *O hessiola. But deb urges se wad. the Socks. ea we aided, when MB DOD at the lowest, romaddly kw. This is the cue lush be Bugled M dereventhe me wool is weenght into clothing.-- llntshers meat hoe lid, athased very =Modally—in retail fully Id. rw gened. Rnsuitasceroxises.—.-On Thersda a g di ,t e lfrais Of L'6 Musa a. ceived a bill from Burden, St sad% the of the disinterment of two bodies in the elseihrol d=, one of which wee taken awey. Imaskaisly Ma die receipt et the adurdsanwit, Hall, the eine, how the issiptins eves, ewe headed a memoriam body-setshor, awed Wage, des Psalm, whe hes aheady ban several does convicted at ilelaed and Winekk he this canoe, and once coodommed, end ispolonsed ewe yore, he sheepsealing. There is every leases to bane that he be me 0 the party ceased in the Ihrohn pee eel lucre Whin apple. heeded, the knowing curious arateeed. 'debed to a asps et considerable standing in this tam, by his son n ou n Landes, wee found in his pocket : Duals Feivnita—lt oppugn that the man Watts, and hie pertnerhore, made a sad mem with the bet packages they have asst. This manig two constables teem the onatry culled ea Mr. Holmes, the to wham the piwWs are directed, and saw there the first box, immediately recognised from the following circumstance. It that Watts and the other man, went into the house otthe oonstablel l : country, and actually borrowed the man's poker to nail on the digestion to the box, and thus they (the officers) learned where the pared was going to. The next day it seems pans of the collo, and a now-bar, were found in the burying ground, and the pave wee open. This, of course, led to a vaspk.toa as to the contents of the box; and Immediately the constable set of for London, and detected, as I have mentioned, the first box, which contained a young female subject. This the took away with them, and requested Mr. Holmes to be at Guildhall at twelve o'clock:' he aocordiugly went and wilted till 20 minutes put, when, as these officers did not make their appearance, he le ft , and his ' beard nothing more tithe affair, it being now fair o'clock. We have bard =of the second package, and it is addle it has been either on the road, or at the office in London. Mr. Holmes is a men lit a very strong mind; be does not care a teething about this discovery, Sikh is eels fortunate, but we must alter the direction :—for the future, tell the men to direct to Mr. Smith, at Mr. Saunders's, 18, De vondtire Buildings, Great Dover Road, London.—They must have ma. nags* fast wretchedly to go to the very coaelable's /min, and to leave the grave epee. They suet keep out of the way, se dee dicer says be knows one of them, and will soon take him Into custody. Which it is I do not know, but if they do not mind they will get taken. MARRIED—At Great Her, Mr. Jesse Budd, Radar, to Sarah Bweine, ace at Mr. —At Welassbaey, Mr. WMas Less, haw, to , Them es Mr. Preach Pace, d Fac= l .— er . lAt Ludlow, . Themof My. in Jane, rearm of the Ws R ae. B. r. Andrews of liOod.Otitti,lo MEM, fourth daughter of Mr. of Meirebuy.--4t the Abbey Church, Towboats', Joseph Beenard, laq. et field Cottage, to Maria, eldest aseghts of Jac Migginson, Req. of Tew DlED.—liehsod Bird, Eq. solicitor; of this town, 68.—1 n Rosy-row, is his 73d year, Kr. Th emes Knott, late ot km tof Denby an Knott, in this town who enjoyed the dem ad venera tion of all who were acquainted with h.—Aged 71, Me. Woo. At rowsrnith, of Northwood-street; and en the day knowing, Hannah, his daughta-in-law, and wife of Mr. Charles Anowomith.—ln War wick-row, Sarah, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Cash, Coventry.—ln ' his 68th year, the Rev. James Smell, Vicar of Biddalph, near Congleton.—ln his 36th ar, Thomas Hampton Byrnes% p a of Mlynde Park, Hereford.— ln his Slat year, Mr. Joseph tsar, ter M bookseller, of Wolverhampton, and proprietor of the ,‘ ober himpton Chronicle." BIRTH. Wainesday, the filth at. Mrs. Henry Arnold, of to of a daughter, being her ninth child. 01 BM Sunday, the 30th ult. at 3udiWoOlt Park, aged 13 pen, Harriet Louisa, second &opener of the Right Hon. Robert Wilmot Horton. CORN-EXCHANGE-THIS DAY. There is still but a verr short supply of Wheat, which fully main tains Monday's prices. There is a considerable quantity of &dry the tads is very dull, and prices nominally is on Money. Of Oe.s there is a very large supply, and but little demands the prices are aith out variation. Wheat, &IRA (qn.) - 1,335 Barley, Foreign - Irish . . . Oats, English Foreign Irish . Burley, &gilds - 3,3110 1 Foreign Irish • - • Mar (seeks` . 110 - 11.010 . 8,003 5.020 COAL-EXCHANGE--THIS DAY. Ships arrived during the month Dating the week Best WOsewd Coals ad Otbs: seas nal= at Musket. 11011 'MACWheat Oa v. 40 50 3$ 41 .liggspapgrg, . &ugh dog etre dig fje /Aiwa id Sks . giles I. ask*: VI Oasis. for dirgef . Se lb, - - - my* ironsanittod _ - 011 1 . 8 —oi gives ireuelam—b else Prisakro qf Provincial Perry—. or•to tho a.* e of Oho Gsmsorai Pod Qiike ; bywhoso io floroporoftd So the Colossi's, mod oil Idris of Hooropo. Mint Barley Oatr. Beans. reas. Imperial Quarter. —...- ---- ...-- - a. a a. 5. a. a. a. a. I a. s. Norwich, Jam 29 73 80 36 47 26 30 40 41 40 50 YannouO, Jan. 29 74 82 38 45 24 30 38 40 38 41 Per load of 40 bub .. Uzbridp £l6 .. •.. ••• ••• ••• •• . • • --- per quarter - - 36 46 26 34 • • • • - Lerma.... Alin* 77 80 27 44 26 Of ••• • • ••• Warminster - ••• • • Darius ... 54 80 26 45 22 30 ... ... • • Newbury 56 82 32 48 20 /4 ... ... ••• Boggling - ••. • • Salisbury Bosinptoke - ••• •• Windsor .. .. ... 58 59 - - 21 22 - - ••• Ramsey .. ... 60 62 32 40 24 30 - ••• ••• Winchester ...... .71 Id 35 06 IS -•• 1 .. .. • •• _ Chelmsford .. 66 80 44 48 26 31 3 4 3 8 34 48 Guildford, for load.. ON - - - •- - ••• ••• •II —• per quar t s j ... .. 34 45 22 32 28 U3B 43 Aylesbury, per load 617' 921 - - - - 1 .. - . ! 1 ----- par q .. . . 26 42 24 22 36 44 35 42 Cotangent. .....1 74 80 136 47 124 30 34 40 1 *44 ai llbil - WAIVIE AT LONDON - MEMO/ T - 041011110 4 . a. N. n. is• Morels( 4 391 Afternoon ......... 611 Mum s Maud and Ptalarsad by Jour Mint a, as the =4 (hues, No• 1. Pickett-plus, Temple Bar. ADVIIITILIBMCWIIi for kerrtion in Tug STAS I ZOIN any port 4V . the UMW Moulage my be trasesitted tiroigh P 11103116 qf all the Load Nesemißere, ier the . term amp fire skips areirk4o as • t•.:~ I .Vm Ir aids* ands& - Royal Yeelo. Mani -sibs T. Manley. Wastsvmh.stain t, w Nape railater.-11. R. Thomas sad J. D. Waller& lenohu r broken—O. & GYMS. liselhalkskuper.—J. Plasm: sad W. Wilson, Fenelnunh-st. minhafts..-W. Tithed, LAstidwhire, common brewer—J. Hagan, Lawreass.lane. tea-dealer—H. Fryar, Sunderland near the Sea, ship.owase.....l. Tirpin and G. Armitage, Doneaster conch ma kers—P. Hill, Greek.stree; Sobo, picture-dealer—J. Walkez, Ports. month, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Ward and T. Sutton. Wolverhampton, chemists—T. and W. Jennings, Pleasant-row Pellnum.stnet, Brlck . lane, Spitalileids, jar guard machine manufa cturers—P. P. Bounds and H. S. Latent, Hay. Amorkst, banken—O. Bangley and Co. Budge-row, wholesale sta. daners-8. Sidden and Co. so far as concerns S. Bidden, fen. &. Mar put, Rochester, Kent, timber merchants—J. Winwood and On. tea dale s—J. Bishop and T. Bishop, Nottingham, merchants Goddard and j Brown, Kingston-upon-Hull, coach and harness makers--. 0. Clare and R. L. Wynn; Liverpool, malt and bop mer chants—J. Williams and A. H. Geary, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, tailors Attorneys, Mims. Barbary ani Langesy; ma Maim Meyrick and Co:, Red Lion-squats. . 4.n. ~.....T., ... • BrilllP, UMW Thing, AMmia. t om ._ Yorkshire, grocer, at. s, 11, sod March 15, at am, at - tfie Pack.lim i g ~, ~ i.t= *m i l' Al a sil lrill " r ° and : Lad l e* 1 - and Anton, adios. &AL •,. n'0.077 --.:!7 1 :: - , : . . Stara*, Riatra i girtliar e J ua nita Tabf• :Lk Illitad March Is, at deada , , aa i n , . Attentive, Mesas. Tontine and 'llayirew, Staple lan, boa* -4 Mr . W. Ward, CU: whom ‘ .1.. 47.1•.!,. . ,1A ' '1 7 Iralattaarl 111.811514 141‘08Iik jJ eb. 21, 13,. and navel Ibl e t h ro. at the.Clarindoo Bs . , Attorneys, Maws. A • Gigoei t . add V• /too ton and Oreadbmst, IA Bonn, Roma', Plymouth, parker,' feb. 11. 17, and March ISt, at eleven, at the Channorcial Mon* Plytneath. Attorneys. Mr. 3. Blake, Essex-street, 84rand ; and lir. Gone Paden:, Plymouth. IVIDENDS. Feb. 22, J. Rogers, Bloane.street, victualer; at eleven, at the Court fiCommissionem-7Feb, 21 0 J. Copp* and C. Cross, Gutter lane, eapside, silk Warehonsemaa at ten, at the Court of Conuoisslooers eli. 11, J. Warin g, ' SOrnerietPlace, factor, at two, at the Court of Comtasslortere—lib. 21, 1.. Graves, langbourn Chambers, merchant, at_ twelve , as do Cats of Commissioners—Feb. 8, T. C.= numikrow, silk manufacturer, at twelve, at the Court of co aosert—Feb. 25, G. Kleckhoefer, Islington, draw, at eleven, at the hart of 'Contagesloners—Feb. 22, R. Myna, Jetroyn.street, Bt. Amer', banker, at tea, at the Court oCConimissiseers—Feb. 15, J. ; sr tt and M. kills, Catestoa-stmo‘ vaithawatallat, at also, at the rt of Commissioners — Feb. 25, B. Map, Illasitheath, surveyor, at at the Court of Commlieloows—Feb.22, H. ganglia, dealer, sttWelie, at the Royal Had, Bismlnglara—Polt. D. alters, Swansea, Hasa drapes, at twit's, at the ere Woo, Bristol—Feb.l2,J. Pawl*, lanamias, andattpw, at entire, at the Clarendon.ba I,4"npool—Feb. 21, W. Indies, Birmingham, victualer, at sloven, at Wilday's Royal Road, _libido& Betel, March I,F. Wyatt, Ptposidi, pow, at tvo, MEMO% Royal Betel, Drrooport—Feb. 14, J. T. Wild., Wathapisamins, Tab. shire, poem at eleven , at the Awl limy Rotlmarwia,Yeambiro—Mersh 3, J. Jackion andW. Jacbre, =VW, haakees e at eleven, a dm Bridge Inn , Bisbopwesrumatb, CILITIFICATIPS—Faa. M. - - - •• h- ~' .~ PRI