The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-07 00:00:00

11-111ETING AT THE EXCHANGE, DUBLIN. Atm 4.—Yesterday the Adjourned Meeting of the citizens of Dublin was held at the Royal Exchange, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Coca. miner which bad been appointed on the preceding day, for the purpose of revising the Address to be presented to his Majesty on his arrival ; and also for making . such necessary arrangements for the proces sion, or such other mode of meeting his Majesty, as they might deem advisable. Alderman SMITH having been called to the Chair, Counsellor &mom as Chairman of the Committee rr;o1 the Address which had been amended and ap- proved of by the Committee. Filr. SINGER then read the following Resolutions, which bad been prepared by the Committee, and which they recommended for the adoption of the General Meeting : Resolved—That we recommend to the Citizens oi Dublin to meet in their several Parishes, in Vestry, at two o'clock to-morrow, to appoint Committees, consist ing of Five Persons, with the Church-Wardens, to hold communication with a General Committee, upon the most respectful mode of receiving his Majesty. Resolved—That the Committee of Twenty-one, ap pointed yesterday. with Eleven Gentlemen to be added to them, do form the General Committee. Resolved—That the management and directions of all the necessary proceedings upon this auspicious occa sion, be confided to the above General Committee, and , that it be directed to publish, as speedily and as gene rally as possible, the arrangements that may be fixed upon. Resolved—That this Meeting do respectfully recommend to the Citizens of Dublin to appear before, and receive his Majesty, as far as stay be convenient and suitable to each individual, in Irish Manufacture; but this Meeting cannot refrain front pressing particularly on the Citizens the necessity of wearing skyblue silk, satin, tabinet, stuff, or cotton scarfs ' or sky-blue jib• bons, su that the convenience o f each person may be consulted. Resolved—That the Noblemen connected with, or Residents and Proprietors in the City of Dublin, be re quested to cooperate with their Fellow-Citizens in itteeting our Gracious Sovereign, and be appointed Members of the general Committee. Mr. Ws testi then moved that the Address, which had been read by Mr. Singer, and approved by the Committer, should be adopted as the Address of the General Meeting. Conn ,ellor llowteir seconded this Resolution with great p'easure. His Majesty's intended visit was Fu dactise of the most beneficial results, in thus a united people emetic's!' in offering on the altar of loyalty and allegiance, the sacrifice of their pt endives. Mr. IVatacit's resolution was then put from the ('hair, and carried unanimously. The tesolntions submitted to the Meeting by the Cammitter sere then severally put from the Chair ; ti:ev were all carried unanimously. Sir TIIONIA•4 ESHONDE expressed his regret at not being pre-cut at the Coronation Dinner ; he was fifty miles from town on that Jay, and nothing short of the i m possibility of his attending it should have caused him to he absent. The following eleven Gentlemen were then added to the Committee : Sir Thotnai Estuottile, Rart. ; Counsellor Finn ;Ar thur lininoryt Esq. ; Luke Dillon. Emu ; Waldron, Esq. ; Connst:llor l'ittar ; Obadiah Willan, Fsq. ; Esq. ; Reid, Esq.; Counsellor It. C. Walker. Mr. O'GrisailN here produced a sky blue silk Scarf, beautifully unlamented with white silk lace and fringe ; also a Coronation Medal, suspended from a sky blue ribbon, both of which be placed on Sir Ed- Ran! Stanley, saying, that long after the perishable materials of which they were composed, should have yielded to the destructive band of time, he trusted that the imperishable sentiment of unanimity which , influenced them all, would live in the hearts of all classes of leis re-united conntryinen.—M r. O'Gorman then pressed his friend, Sir Edward Stanley, to accept the Scarf end Coronation Medal, and he hoped that he should see him wear them on the approaching oc casion. Sir F.nwsitn STAN LET gratefully accepted them; elegantly adorned as the Scarf had been by his friend Mr. Gorman, he received it as a Bruhnl of unity and concord, and whilst they mutually pledged their hands, he trusted that they also pledged their friend ship. If no other good was likely to result from his Majes:y's visit than the one general feeling of unani mity, they could not be too grateful to their Sove reign, as the source from whence it sprung. Mr. lietsattsfen said, that the poor man's penny ribbon would evince his warm feeling equally with the splentiid mantle; that mantle, said Mr. Kertlanil, which you will ' all remember the auspicious day when Caesar put it on, that day we overcame our feuds." It was then moved by Mr. O'Gorman, and seconded by Mr. Finn, that Sir John Burke's name should be ;milled to the Committee.—Carried unanimously. Sir John Burke knew not bow to thank the gentle . men present they were assembled for the purpose of devising and adopting the best mode of welcoming their Sovereign to their shores, and lie felt happy in the present opportunity of putting on record his senti ments/A loyalty and attachment to his Majesty, and of co-operating with the Committee in forwarding the object of the Meeting. It was intimated by some Gentlemen present, that each pm ish was to provide its own banners of white ur sic) blue silk, with appropriate mottos and devices. Sir TLomas &monde was then called to the Chair, whca the thanks of the meeting were voted to Alder man Smith, for his very proper conduct in the chair, after which the meeting adjourned sine die. ST. MARY'S pARISII, At a Meeting of the Parishioners, held this day, the following Persons were nominated as a Committee, in order to co-operate with the Ueseral Committee of the Citizeni app tinted to receive bis Majesty :—Oregory Staley, Stephen Orehani, James Turbytt, Sir H. Me redith, W. C. Colville, Esq. The folL:ring Ueatlemen were named as Honorary Members :—Counsellur Barry, Major Savage. and A. U. !An is, Esq. - The lioldsmiths' Corporation met to day, fur a situl la; purpose, and the Guild of Merchants bare appointed a Meeting for Monday. ROYAL VISIT. - Coro Tr DUBLIN MssTlNo.—At a Meeting of the • Sub•Comgsittee appointed by the General Meeting of the Comity Dublin, to derlie du most respeetfal mode 1 , TH STATESM of receiving his Majesty, heldAngust 4, 1821. Lima WitITS, Esq. in the Chair. Resolved—That it would be inconsistent with the forms prescribed by the Royal Ceremonial, that any ri ' vale individuals should take a place in the procession from Dunleery to Dublin ; we recommend the geetle men or the County Dublin to assemble on Horseback, at at a convenient place, on his Majesty's rout, each lien- finnan to wear a scarf of pale pink silk, or tabinet, of Irish manufacture, and the front hand of each bridle to he covered with a ribband of the same colour, with r osette of the same, according to a pattern to be seen at Mr. Elliott's, Saddler, Parliament-street. Luee WutTa. Due notice will be given of the particular place of ren dezvous. The following are the arrangements to be ob served upon his Majesty's arrival, to commence from Wednesday next, the eth inst. (supposing that to be the day.) - Thursday. Levee—Friday, Dinner—Satnrklay. Draw 'lw-room—Sunda in State to Christ Church—hlonday, Levee—Tuesday, Drawing -room—Wednestlay, Dinner — Thursday, Concert—Friday, Ball and Supper—Satur day, Dinner. We understand Sir William Betham has arranged a plan fur the introduction of bis Majesty into this City, which he has subobitted to his Escellency the Lord Lieutenant for leis approbation. We understand the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, &c. are to he marshalled according to rank, to receive his Majesty when be disembarks at Dunleery. His Majesty will, we are informed, on tho day 41 his landing, proceed direct to the Park, over Carlisle bridge, up Sackeille-street, Cavendish-row, Moantjoy square, and the Circular-road. It has been sugge,ted, that his Majesty 'riled enjoy the pleasure of witnessing a Naval Fight in Dublin Bay during his stay, surrounded as it is by .lartello towers awl batteries, besides the Pigeon house fort, a sham attack upon which by the Royal squadron, would present, from the peculiar situation and beauty of the Bay (not equalled even by Naples), one •f the most splendid coup d'crils perhaps ever witnessed in naval tactics. Sir William Stainer is organizing his Ye.oroanry Corps against his Majesty's arrival. From Sir Wil liam's knowledge of military etiquette, we have no doubt the appear4nce of his corps will nut disappoint his fellow citizens:: IVe learn with pleasure, from the best authority, that his Majesty has been pleased to declare, that all persons be expected to appear before him, dressed in the Manufactures of the country. We are glad to perceive, that it is resolved to use ribands in the procession of the inhabitants of Dublin to receive Lis Majesty. A number of Poor that were famishing are likely by this meritorious scheme, to be relieved and comforted. The Bay of Dublin, with the exception of that of Naples, is acknowledged to be the most beautiful in the world ; and its picturesque appearance is not a little improved by the villages of Clontarf, Dunleary, &c. The white fronts of the houses, when viewed by by the mariner approaching our shores present a most interesting appearance; and, lie are happy to learn, that the expected visit of his Majesty has induced the Commissioners of Dunleary harbour, on the one side, and those of the ballast-office, on the other, to employ their workmen in re-whiting the cottages of the more humble inhabitants. Yesterday every part of the city exhibited consider able bustle and activity ; the influx of strangers was very visible. The canal passage boats and the differ ent coaches, all arrived fully freighted. A Gentleman who came by the last Packet says, there is scarcely a possibility of getting towards Holyhead, such is the anxiety of even Englishmen to witness his Majesty in Ireland. A number of private yachts are to accom pany his Majesty, fur some of which application has been made for liberty to moor them in the Pigeou-house Dock. Within a fen• days several families of distinction hare passed through Kilkenny, on their way to Dublin, and are to be followed shortly, we understand, by others of the first respectability in the South. tin Tuesday last, Lady Carberry and family, after stopping at the 11►• bernian Hotel, proceeded on their route. The family of Mr. Barton, of Grove, also passed through. The horses and part of the retinue of Smith Barry, Esq. arrived here on the same day, and pursued their journey to town. — That Gentleman and his family will immediately pro ceed to the same splendid point of universal attraction.—. (.lAderator.) The Earl of Bantry has addressed Sir Benj. Bloom field, making through him, to our Sovereign, a dutiful request that I►is Majesty may graciously condescend to honour Seafield Park with his presence, should that august Personage be pleased to visit the Southern part of Ireland. _ _ _ Yesterday several large packages were landed from Liverpool, with a number of large turtle for his Majesty. The Earl of Clonmell, who has been an absentee for a number of years, has given directions to his agent here, to take a suitable residence for him, during his Majesty's visit. Lord Hartland has taken a splendid mansion, and intends to make an appearance suitable to his rank and fortune. We also perceive in town a number of Bishops who are desirous to show their devotion and respect to the Royal Visitor. Amongst those who have recently ar rived, are the Bishops of Limerick, Raphoe, Cloyne, and Derry. Sir Matthew Tierney, Bart. Physician to his Majesty, landed at Howth, and arrived in town this afternoon. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. Thursday the Marquess and Marchioness Conyngham, arrived in one of the Royal Yachts, from Holyhead, and landed at Dunleary. At Tuthill's, Dawson-street, Lord Stopford ; E. S Cooper, Esq. M. P., and Hen. Croker. At Hilton's, Sackville-street, the Earl of Kingston ; Lord Blaney ; the Honourable Blaney ; the lion. Calthorpe ; Colonel and Mrs. Parker ; Lord and Lady DutTerin ; the Honourable John Jocelyn; Ma j o r and Mrs. Close, At Ryland's, Sackville-street, the Rev. Mr. Burdett; the Rev. Mr. Blackwood, and Thomas Barton, Esq. The Earl of Enniskillen is daily expected. At the Prince of Wales Hotel, the Marquess of Conyngham, and Sir Mavens Somerville. The Earl of Athlone and Lord Longford are daily expected. At Oreshana's, Sackville-street.—W. 0. Penton, Esq. M.P.; David blajoribanits, Esq.; Colonel O'Malley, Lieut.-Colonel Battersby, James Daly, Esq. M.P. At Morrisson's, Dawson-street.—Hon. General Meade. Loird Clanricarde, Baron Fagell, Lord lioshans. Among the other distinguished arrivals in town we observe Lords Lorton, Caledon and Forbes ; Marshal Lord Beresford, John Wilson Croker, F.sq. &c. be. The following fashionables arrived yesterday in the Belfast Steam Packet, Captain Townley, from Liver pool:—Lord Bishop of Raphoe and suite, Bishop of Cloyne and snite, Sir George Wood, (Aide -de-Camp to the King,) General Hart, M. P. Colonel Thornhill, (7th liussars,) Col. l: Estrange and suite, Major Brown, Rev. Edward Stanley, Mr. Wilson, (Principal Ulster King at Arms.) This packet landed upwards of 200 passengers, and Ives so heavily laden with baggage, part (70 cases) be longing to his Majesty, that she drew upwards of a foot more water than usual. Liverpool was absolutely crowded with persons waiting fora passage to Dublin. The brig Triumph, of Dublin, is announced to sail for Holyhead with passengers, to meet the Royal squadron, and return with his Majesty's fleet to Dualeary. His Majesty's horses have been removed from the Castle, to the Park Stables. Our much respected Chief Secretary, the Right Hon. Charles Grant, has arrived at his Lodge in the Park. DIRMING11.1:11, .11;uusr 1. - The infiex of nobiliy throne) this town, on their way to Ireland, has, this week, been greater than ever remembered. The fallowing are amongst the distinguished personages tt•ho hare arrived at Wil day's Royal Hotel:--Duke and Duchess of Mon trose, and suite; Marquis and Marchioness of Conyngliatn, family, and suite ; the Marquis of Angle sea's f..ntily ; Earl and Countess of Uxbridge, and fa mily ; Eari and Countess of Caletion; Lord Heitesdale and family; Lord George lieresford ; Field-Marshal Beresford ; Lord Lord Forrester ; Lord Viscount Kilmorev, and family ; Bishop of St. Asaph, and fa mily ; Ifishop of Bangor ; Mrs. E. J. Littleton, and mile ; Sir Richard Ac:un ; Bight lion. Lord Sidinouth ; the Dukes of litireleugh and Queensberry ; the Marquess of Ileadfort ; Earl and Countess of lielmore and fami ly; Lord and Lady Ennismore; Lord Burgbesh : Lord Maryborough ; Lord Scott; Lord Massey ; Lord Lo vell ; the lion. Mr. Alonekton ; lien. Monekton ; Sir 11. Burgh ; .1. Wittier, Esq. Comptroller, Sec. of his Ma jesty's Household ; Wilbraham, Esq. and Lady Ann Wilbraham ; Charles Palmer, and Lady Madeline Palmer. The following distinguished personages slept at the lien and Chickens on Saturday night the 4th inst.— ; Prince and Princess Eaterhazy and suite; Count Ester ' hazy: Chevalier Florial and suite; Prince Metternich land suite; Mr. de Thotn and suite; Earl Kingston; Le Comte de Caraman and suite. The following persons arrived at the Royal Hotel on Saturday.—Lord Bective ; Earl and Countess Egmont ; Earl and Countess of tlrmonde and Ossory. The following arrived yesterday morning.—Lady Butlers ; Lord Viscount Thinles ; their Serene High nesses Prince Nicolas and Prince Paul Esterhazy and suite, ke. Lord Frederick Bentinek passed through this town on Tuesday on his way to Ireland, and changed horses at the Swan lintel. Dispatehes, we twittleretswel• were received yesterdiv -9orning, at the Foreign Office, which hare indnee4 the Marquess of Londonderry to delay his departure for Ireland, fur which his Lordship was preparing to set out. PA ngs, J11:411' 30.—Prince Leopold has removed to the lintel de la tirande Ca.tile, Rite Richelieu. His Royal Highness dined with the Marquess of Stafiord on Thursday. Saturday the English Amba..ador gave a grand dinner to Prince Leopold and a party of distinguished characters, at which the Marques. of Stafford was pre sent, and also the Earl of Sefton. who had just arrived. An instance of very honourable conduct on the part of the New King of Sardinia is mentioned in the con , atittitioNsel. The Count de Palma, a fugitive from Piedmont on account of the late troubles in that country, was forced by a tempe.t to Itud at Monaco. Ile was dragged by force from that territory, which the misfortune bad rendered sacred. Being carried to Turin, and brought on the 19th of July last before a Military Commission, he was condemned to death.— This sentence has not been put in ezecntion. The . Royal Commission has ordered that he shall be re conducted to the spot where be a as seized. Sir John Sewell has, it seems, declared his inten tion of withdrawing his name as a candidate for the University of O‘ford ; but intends offering him self again when another vacancy occurs. The Central Pavilion, and sonic other of the largest booths erected for spectators to see the Coronation Procession, were yesterday not taken down. Are they intended to stand as trophies, or as beacons Died on Thursday last, the •2d instant, at her seat at Castletown, Lady Louisa Cottony. Her ladyship was a truly virtuous and patriotic character, and distin guished for her liberality. She was relict of the Right Hosonreble Thomas Conolly, Lei nster, Wellington, and Itichtuond, and she was also related to the Marchioness of Londonderry. and several persons of the first dig , finction. The line mansion of Castletown, the largest country house in the British Empire, together with the estate, devolve., we believe, to Colonel Edward Pack. enhain of the Donegal Militia. Svari Darasts.—The public having of late been more than usually accustomed to the splendor of State Dresses, it may be gratifying to such as admire it to be informed of the Consular Dress, first worn by Ilona.' parse, as we find it described in a Paris paper of the Consular times :—A suit of embroidered velvet full dress uniform, value 126/. ; half-boots, with gold em broidery, 6/.; military hat of heaver, It. 10$.; a diamond button for the hat, 332,0001.; sabre, Damas• .cus blade, la ; diamond called the regent, in the mouth of a crocodile, to the sword hilt, 126,0001. ; diamond eyes of the crocodile, 1500/.; epaulettes of brilliants, 30,0001.—Total cost, 489,943/. 10s. Emton lTlOM.—There is now in Leith Roads, a fine ship, the Castle Furbos, destined for New South Wales, with passengers, bring the third vessel of her size which in the course of twelve months has been fitted out at this port, for the above destination, under the direction of Mr. Broatlfoot, broker. The CaAile Feebee, we Ho d erst and, will take out 150 emigrant., nearly 100 of whom are cabin passengers, comprising capitalists of opulence and high respectability. We regret that the commerce and agriculture of our own country air ne longer considered worthy objects of their *peculation. 'Phis transumption of-capital cannot fail to enrich the land of prettuse for which they ate exabarked. •e• SPORTI.VG INTELLIGENCE!. BLTIING TATTERSALL'S. Avg. t DOXCACT* R RT. LEIIRR.-1 1 10 4 opt an.tans--1111 tel II agst Jaek kip/got—la to Y art Viogt-uo--14 to I sot Pee wits—lOU to 5 Rgst Champagne-100W 4 apt e. est of Re nannihrance—llkt to 3 agst Pastorella-100 10 $ apt My Laity—i(K) to 5 agst Mr.Elascoigne's Hamilton. New NI Amiss. sr. Lanza.- 2to I agst Augusta—b to 9 agst Reginald. GRRAD 11)C lit MICTIMEL STAKVF.- -3 and 4 to I apt Re. gisald-4 to I egst Ibla-7 to I agst Prophet—A to I agst c. out of Chart-out. btrephon is backed at even against tho Geld for the Oarard Cup. The boxing match between Ci-oper the Oypsey and O'Leary. took place this day, IS miles from London. A gallent fight was expected—bettieg was even. FUNNY CIXII ANNVAL REGATTA.—Yes • PrfIay a rows ing-match to.:lt place on the Thames for a Prise Wherry, given by the Gentlemen of the Fanny Club, to be rowtirl for in two heats by seven pair of oars. each ilistinguisbej by a di ff erent coloured dog at the stern, the t hr &ea boats of the first heat only being entitled to row r i Gt. second heat. At half-past four o'clock they start fro* Westminster-bridge, where they were ranged in the tol -1 raring order : Names. Where belonging. Colours. I William Itaydon Waterloo-bridge. Scarlet. 4 George Maynard Lambeth ditto. 2 William Howell Westminster. Purple, Charles Maynard Lambeth ditto. 3 Samuel Illoomfield Ilnrseferry Orange. Robert Moore IVestminster . ditto. 4 James Covington Westminster Light blue. William Hawkins Lambeth ditto 3 John 51asterman Staneate Pink William Marsh Vauxhall ditto. ' 6 Richard 51oxton Iliackfriars lirefA. Thomas Howell Westminster ditto. 7 James Pattlkener 111ackfrimes Yellow. William Brown Palace-yard ditto, They were accompanied by several hundred pleasure and other boats, tilled with well dressed company, with bands of music, &v. The first heat was trout West minster-hridge, to the second Windmill beyond Vann hall-bridge, and back alone the Snrrey shore, through the centre arch of Westminster-bridge. to the SPariii off Hungerfurd, where they arrived at a quarter past tive, in the following order : —Light Blue first ; Pink second ; and Gruen third. They rested an hour, and the three boats started fur the grand heat ; front West minster-bridge they rowed round a boat moored off Rats tersea-bridge awl hack along the Surrey shore to the Prise Wherry, is bleb was moored off Umbel-land Gar dens, where they arrived about eight o'clock. The Prize was delivered to W. Hawkins and J. Covington, the suceessful candidates. The Gentlemen of the Club, with several others, partook of a grand entertainment in the long room at Cumberland Gardens. Mr. Samuel Waller, who was committed at 313 n chested! ! for three months imprisonment, for Fiel.l preaching, ha:, since his imprisonment, continued so ill, that at woe perio.l his life was despaired of. Yes. terilay, fur the first time be was able, during a short period to leave his lied. We understand he receives every kindness and attention from Mr. Dunstan, the Governor of the prisol.—(.llanaicvter Guardian.) EXPORT OF COTTON TWIST.—The following is the quantity of cotton twist exported front Hull, for the quarter ending bib July, IS2I Total first 1a l! year . . - - Lb.5,43e,997 `';U2l X 57 ...... 19,579 3 . 3 Oermany - Lb. 3,115,782 Ramie - - 2,021,85,7 Holland and FlanderslOMO Prussia • - - 3,153 5,151,5112 6,503,471 On Sunday last, the primitive Methodists, otherwise called Ranters, held a camp-meeting on Cockfiekhfell. Two females, two itinerant preacher', spoke to the peo ple assembled, whom, it is supposed, amounted to nearly 5,0011.—(//radian. Chronic/v.) VAUXHALL OARDENS.—The second grand masquerade was given last night at these gardens. It surpassed the former one in splendour, and was much more nume rously attended. The tineners of the weather proved highly favourable ta the evening's entertainment. Every species of amusement which could produce mirth or gratification seemed to have been most studiously pro vided. The characters were whimsically varied, and some of them tolerably well supported. Thestippee was good. The company remained till a late hour. The only thing which detracted from the general enjoyment, was the absence of the Queen, on whole account the grand fete had been prepared. tr ie . tc y AN n M raw:R.—On Thsireday, his 31ajesty's revenue cutter, Prince of Water, Capt. Oliver, arrived at Leith, having on board six of the crew of a vessel from Oibraitar, which hail been Loden with a valuable cargo, including specie. The prisoners are charged with basing murdered the captain and steersman, and, after abstracting the specie, with having sunk the vessel and remainder of the cargo. They afterwards landed on the island of Lewis, where they were apprehended. The prisoners were last night removed to the Edinhargh Jail, ender a warrant of commitment from the Judge Admiral. The Enrania, Heeach, master, bound from Bahia to Hamburgh, with sugar, got on shore near the Lizard during a fug on Tuesday last. lie this situation she wee perceived by the Dolphin Revenue cutter, and some of the crew immediately went on Iw:id. By great exer tions part of the Eurania's cargo was got out and the vessel floating, arse got into Falmouth. Great raise Is doe to Captain Carter of the Dolphin, for the prompt assistance be afforded on this occasion, br which the stranded vessel and cargo, worth at least 25,u0u:. hare been saved. SMOCKING SClClnt.—Friday night, about 10 o'clock, te young woman, named Ann Raine, went into the Flying Nurse, Wilson-street, Moorfielde, and requested a bed : having been accommodated, she retired to her room about eleven. Not making her appearance next morn jug, the landlord went up stair; to ascertain the cause. when on going to her apartment, he found the door !o wned inside; he first called oat, and receiving no replr. he broke open the door, when he found the object bf his se trch in bed apparently entangled in the sheen. On his reaching her bedside, she vociferated " Jesus Christ protect me." Her manner and conduct left no doubt that she had been seized with a fit of insanit.y. She became gradually wane, anti her screams alarmed the neighbourhood; it was with great difficulty her hands and feet could be secured. Abeat two o'clock on Sunday morning she aMmated rather tranquil, and it mat thought the malady had left her ; but during the temportry absence of her attendants, she opened the window Of her chamber and jumped out into the street (a height of 50 feet, being on the thiid story); bee 4411 w.is shockingly fractured. The unfortunate girl was curried into the house, and medical men were prompt in attendanae, but sbe was quite dead. She was it beaqti ful girl, apparently about 20 years of age ; heir friends and relations, who are respectable, reside at Newcastle upon-Tyne; It waksupposed that she bail been disap pointed in marriage. An inquest which lasted three hours, was held on the body yesterday. The Jury turned a verdict—" That the deceased had thrown her self free a three pair of 'stairs window, which caused her death, she being at the time in a state of wltatal de rangement.", .•••••• s . ‘ 4 '