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4 c. ■ M • I IF T r I I . . • .~ ti ~t ~. .~ . I t ... ;,- Qtes. C **OM ie tamt;-- • THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1001. The House of Commons permitted its atteatiem yesterday everting to be diverted Outil after bight_ o'clock from the Consideratrow .T the greit and intervener ipalultien of the Manchester Meeting, by the alveoli's Of matters conparativel3i fir li feline is ipso& importance. Soon after eight o'elock. however, Sir RoinaT WiLsos commenced the adjourned debate, sad io an able speech re viewed the evidence that has bread adductd on the ' Pero of the illgilltratee, end on behalf of the. people and limos argued strongly; in favour of Sir Fiancee 11311111ETT's motion. Sir ROBERT WILSOU wee followed by Sir %V. Da Cannon's', Mr. Bunts, Mt. H. Twos, Mr. Hosuousig, Ilya Missipi• of Low Mr. SCAIrLETT, and the Avreasay.Gunisaat. The motion was then Negatived by a majoritj oT li4; there being 111 fee it, and t3l against it. We. last nigh received Paris Pieper, 'to the 14th in•tant. The following are extracts:— PARIS, MAT 13. We leers frets the freshen of Spaia that Gee. Labs use of Ohs (demand Illarers wee were arrested at dame oast rilarrispr Its .400 the MI April, is 'wised et Peeper Se ; thst Illne Spa* liselta haws likewise takes refelpi is *et city, bevies wilful titsie 'cotveisa a, where obey were sptr - hehnNe 4 !DPW airmoted. Isla. tipaaisi smugglers hairier oposted as Mallinals merehmess to she downers, ewe of their Al* Me bed hie Migh Wettest by a anseket ball; he ISM CAMOVIVA N 11111 hospital at Piwpigeas. *ATLI; APRIL 04. Alevenst pennon have hoes arrested, amen oboes are Did" abillbel . lll . l . l2easind a of 4 P*. ni " lba t Na ples; t • leitaanrOlrr, NAT T, t. 0 04 1121110641.1iNis the kapeeteat sews that the AMAnti ,masse from Spans M Mi. Sicilia. Jeulbed peeepoets te quit that capital. 4.4 "sr ta Gloomier sad La Pearl, have at Me Nom Iliateivooloed Maim to gent the Bey or Naples. Aa Oficial Decree was published at Rio Janeiro *beet the fiddle of the south of March last, in 410 1411 gin . of Powiruoai announced hi. in- Umllbakbalumbiakiag immediately for his Euniwatt Vbils-baaelligeace has 'MVO brought to tharaisilif by the Irak, which arrived at Liver rllll.lteriklmtliy lest. This vessel left Rio Je bel.* es the Stet of March. The chef reason mairoall iiitlbe Decree for his MAJNITt'II return flllostimpek, of abe Ktllo . ll being at the seat of . oalobotoboog. to give facility to the leas, and to the . 41dIferent eoettisento of the Cortes. Priate letter's front itio also speak of the KING'S intention to aetaru lo Europe. They state that his MAJIIIPTY will be accompanied by all the Illembers of the Itoyal Rawily, excepting Prince AsTouto e .Prioee of Brazil, who is to govern that casein. This intelligence will in no quarter excite a deeper , interest than among the expectant. for neielaterial favour iu this coautry, for the return of eittr u faithful ally" to his European dominions in OM tN t morn be complimented with s special embassy, *xi it is an important matter to decide who Ault *lre at the Portuguese Court on so in teresting assfccasion as Ausbu.sador Extraordiiiiiry Vrom the *Cpurt of Great Britain. By singular good heck Mr. CANNING is at present disengaged from vainieterisl duties, he is desirous of remain ing for some time on the Continent, he has 'qualified himself for the duty of representing his So vereign at the Court of Lisbou, nod having already conducted himself on that embassy with distiti -guialied honour to himself, and no less advantage to the empire, we are of opinion that the choice of our Ministers could 1411 tto oh-re with greater propriety than upon this Gentleman. And indeed to speak seriously. if our Cabinet- shall think, it nece►sary to throw sway a large sum of eneuey in the idle and unprofitable parade of sending out a N udist embassy to greet the King of Puaruus.r. ou his return, we slituld be better pleased to see our Monarch represented •broad by such a man as Mr. CANNING, distinguished as he is by many eminent qualities, than by 'wile obscure Lord or a,'hrr dependant of the Court, whose only presto . sious to the I Rite might consist in his assiduous devotion to the Ministers, or his perseve►ung pur suit of place. Advice, have Wen received (room the Mores, shirk osier tint the Turks, having received • cumiiilrrithte rentfurcelmenli of troops at Palm., had complete'y subdued the Gleelna iw that place. The Archbishop sad a number of his followers bad sought refuse i• the mountains, awl atveral thousand" men, women, and ebildricu. ►ad /fleeted their ear?, In • Zoete blare, Insist ell - their property behind. Their hems*, . wore phoodried by the Tusks, and all who fell into their hawk were nsasosterd le the lOW barbare•s way Ere, y lido' woo grit is the Inti•s sod usher 'elands. Niter,. from Cusstauliosple to the 11411 of April. rrpresesit that city in • slate of continued peon- and alarm. Twn or three Greek Bishops hail berm Is.briwl.dl, and unnlwr■ of Greeks had tAlteu abetter on Mused nf scowls healing the Kiassia• lag. which is rotineeted. G►eat preparations were ==inn by the Pews le resist Prince YPIILA NTI, she bad creamed Ike iimittitty bet die tusks were not in move wetil mi •emy was Frests&abb to omen sh► imurviso This l otelibrattee mil ilea psis is every seised that soatruiphited, la tie moswees of At Gratis, as aseristralies of their pre meet slime assairiaa. .. "11.04.115 a ft s . • " ' Pill : SS • • „ LONDON,: 4,r • s- •":' •r e. ._•~. ^ • • • „ t . W . • 1%• ; ‘ FASHIONABLE HRTIRS. Twos aims Aslibrooke isaned cards of invitation yesterday Grr a splendid rout no the 15th done, at her house is Maus- Geld street, Ca weudia-aquare. The Earl and Countess of Roseberry have issued cards of levitation fur an entertainment on the 2.34 instant, at their house in Pitardilly, The Earl and Countess of Lansdale and family are ex pected to arrive on Monday or Triesday seat •1 their Immo is Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from Paris. TbaCountess of Sefton intends giving a grand rent in • fns days at her house in Arlington-street. Lady Charlotte Strait will give a grand rout this evening, at hes house in Great Custiberland-place. Mrs. C. P. Krause will give • grand rout on the 29th last. at the Argyll Rooms • - PASHIONADLR MOVEMENTS. Lord Rivers is arrived at his horse in Grosvrisor-plaett from his seat, Hare Park, Newmarket. Lady Owydir has left town foe Bath. Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jerneyn-street :—Hon. Mrs. Molesworth from a tour; B. &vete. F.sq and G Hamilton, Esq. from • tour; and Mr. O'Grady from his seat in Irelmad. Arrivals at Hodraorr's Hotel, Dirver.streetr—Henry No vak, Emu from his seat is Leicestershire ; sod Charlie Sian ley, Esq. from his scat in Liorolaskire. prpliinres from ditto '!—The Misses Hyde for their seal, Hyde End, Berk.; awl lire Rev. Fir. Russell for OitfoVd. R. Sneyd, Esq. M.P. left the Royal Hotel, St. James's. street, yesterday, fur his seat in Ireland. Arrivals at Fentou's Hotel, St. James's-street:—Henry Swans. Eq. M.P. from hi. seat in Surrey ; Charles Rippia tor, Esq. from Iris seat in Warwickshire ; A. Hernia, Eq. from his arm in Hants; Mr. and Mrs Page mud family yesterday, for their seat in Surrey. , Arrivits at Rod's Hotel, Leiercr Groovenorodreet :—Sir Joh* Frederick, Bart. from a tour ' • Mr. mid Mrs. Mount from their seat, Wesing House, Berks; .1. Aubrey, Esq. from hie scat, Orini House, Rucks; W. A. bladoeks, Esq. M.P. from bis seat, South IVales ; Rev. Dr. Hony, fruit °slued ; Hoc Captain Curtuu, from Derbyshire. John Beaumont, Esq. left ditto yesterday fur Darby. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tracy aid family have left their born io Duerr:street for their seal io Worrestershire. ..... _• Arrivals at Sheller's Hotel, Grasper-street :—Captaie Dickens, R.N. from Woolwich ; Mackenzie 'moil., Esq. frame Nuttisigham ; lArutrnant Gilliorts, R.N. from a tune; Captain barditser, R.N. from Balls; Caplain H. Magnia, from Leland ; Rev. Mr. Allatt, from a tow. Dawn'''. • Licatenstit Hill, R.A. tut America ; Major Mills, kith Imittrii; for Brighton ; W. Ridley, Eeq. fur Oztorit ; Colo nel 'Great tor Paris; Captain Clink fur Purtonouth Lieuteusat Miller for ditto. D(►V 1E K. Among the 14test arrivelo at, and departures from, Payn'a York lintel, ore the following : • The Dowager Countess of Mime, Lady Anna Maria Elliott, Lady Catherine Elliott and suite, Lord nod Lolly Hulloed aid suite, the Earl and Countess of Cork, family, and suite, Mr. and Mts. Alesander Devisee, P. Illsmiideo L. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baring, family, sad able, lLAd; A.-, Mr. Algernon r:resilleand seitcl Mrs. Luce, Mr. mud Mrs. thifard and suite, Mr. and Mrs. Clements, Captain and Mrs. Lock, Yates Brown, Esq. Delves Broughton, Esq. Me. awl Mae. Beaten, Captain Jarvib, Mo, mad Mrs. Galway lad family, Kynaston, Esq. Seymour, Esq. Mr. mod kirk Dawkins, Miss Cooper, James Brougham, E.g. MIL Purvis, AIIfiCIL. Esq. Rev. Mr. Better, the Earl and Comfits' of Surrey sad smite Court sod Cuantem Lose and suite, Rumbuld. Esq. Tens. ple, Esq. alsj ,, r and Mr.. Bryan, Mr. and rd... Wyss; Mr. and Mrs. Modes. Mr. and Mrs. Francia,-- M'Doonell, F,s4. Sir Wm. Aluly, Bart. Le Chavelier de Piinteesrrc and Lady, the Conatess of Elgin, Ladies Mary end Lucy Bros, Col. Oswald and suite, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce, Mrs. Keelkr aid family, Rev. Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Belford and deogMera, James Montgomery, Esq. the Count and Comatose De Lowery and suite Capt. tinier, Sir Grenville 'Maple, Bert. Holmes, Bog. Yesterday the Duke of Yose, the Duchess of Gt.o4cesma, the Princess AUGUSTA, and the Princess Solent*, visired the KIRG. The Duke of o RIII. the Princess Attabsiq, and • numerous party, dined wish . the Duke and Ductless of CLARENCE yesterday. Yesterrloy Prince Leorous dined with the Earl of DARNLEY, to meet the Noble Directors o f the Concert of Ancient Music ; afterwards his Royal Iligtiness accompanied their Lordships to the per formance of the Concert at the Hanover-sqsare Rooms. The Lord Lieutenant of IRELAND tended •t Li‘erpool on Molt .y morning, et eleven o'clock, Bout the Williams and (Wary yacht, •od proceeded immediately lot Stiß•rtdshtte. Her IMAJPITY Man been plsseed I. dismiss from her ►ervice Al. CARLO FORTS, in twist queues of her having nu further need of his services, as she a now settled in England. Her MAJeSTY ha. ■lw given a power of attorney to Signor Jos. Mart tiret to sell her property its Itely.—These arrangements fulls confirm owr repeated statements of her 31.a.ozwry's de terminating nut to leave this country. 'lhr Earl and Countess of Waitvrici nod family, with Leal ) GREVILLI4 left loon on Tuesday morning, for her La dyship's •rat iu Lincolnshire. Her Ladyship travelled in our of his 31sivrrat's invalid carriages. • The remains of the late Marchioseas of Wont:ter= were removed from Apsley Horse yesterday for Intermeeet in lb. family veldt of the Doke of ETAIMSORT, at Badmintoo, Gloucestershire. ' Yesterday (the 161 h) the following Gentlemen were called to the Bar by the floituurab!e Society *of Gay's lost ;—J. T. JUSTICE, Seq. ; WM. HERRICK. Esq.; sod -- PALMER. Esq. • At the last Animal Gettentl•Meeting of the Go - femora of the Ituyal Di.pen.ary for Curing • Diseases of the Ear, it appeared that upwards of 1,110 Pa tient* alieteil with Deafness and other Diseases of this Degas bad been cured or relieved. This statement must be Lighly satisfactory to the Patrons of the Charity, one of whom lately, num a conviction of its attlity, benevolently Iremitted the Treasurer 1001. It must he no less coneulioc ' 10 those who unfosinnairly labour under so unpleasant I. so afffetion. for since it is a fact, that until within th es e fear 1.. years little had been dime by Professional Men fur Diseases of she Ear, and when it is considered bow sassy Tlsousauds let' 'doable Members of Society are deprived obtaining their lir, lihorid by this islronity, and were formally without soy means of gratuitous relief, this Charity cannot be too highly . •slueil ; unwed the success 'Mewling the raetiee at this lo.Ultition has been such, that it is sow adopted on several i pisis of the Contineitt wills equal happy effects as in this i Country. The Diseases of the Ear iu the iseipient stale, we nudersisnit, are generally curable, and it is foam aegtorst chit fly that they are rendered otherwise. A Nobleman's assistant-gansekretwr, in the si t! citilly of Gravesend, was watching two crows ou the . ground, when • young rabbit came out of • bur l. row, which the crows instantly seized. The cries ' of the young rabbit brought the old one to its alleitt.i IRV, and while fighting with the crows, the ; wan fired sad killed both crows and boils rabbits. .. ‘, • R ART!. fro sel f 1,411 01141 t „71vdtica .COSSIORAfifIC EXHISMOW, „e, 19, St. lenses% street.. We fall of pleasant weirder., sad among the foreainsi is this Eilifbition. Stiviere sad cariosity hate goaded the intelligent and enterprising into the regions of classic and sacred Ishittiry. Teat eller. hive fort shed with the relics of the phi world the public depositaries or the ialsioirts of the great. At length we have the advsatsge of their !shears irtiorWillratCa into tore powerful focus, sod tie places them serves, with all their architectural sad natural modificatioas stand before us. Now will the rosier instantly Spire to biumelir the ordinary panorama. He will he mistaken, how ever. A panorama is a great gratificatims, representing the streets and houses, just as these who have travelled profess to sees them, from advantageous altitudes; but thew the view is cooked to the umprollahle aspect of boom, reefs sad mere exteriors. The Coosiveraora sot only excels it is the mode of displaying the objects, but in the diversity of objects which one exhibition protests, sail the ravishing clearness and impasse of view slider which ;bey art seen. In i room sot SO fret brag you may inspect six different placta, with their (vetivers lassdismilea, all in their full proper boos, eith an **rinse of wake, sky, and distance, larger Thee the eye could take in foam a real view of any gee of them. The Loader Docks present you with fleets sad basins, the titer, and the outstretched leads beyond, to the summit of the Surrey hills. By advameirg tiro paces to the left, Gibraltar is men presenting its huge sod warlike front, towering over the wide blue waters of the Atlantic, which ire bewailed in the remuto distawire by the rival mountain ot Af.ica, and the shores which crouch beneath its staple side. Departing front beast you enter the Cathedral Church of St.. Peter's, at Rome. The long vaulted reiliug—‘the massive colonnades which lime the Dave—the splendid altar in the distaste', lighted through the vast cupola above it•-•-the Aloctic pavement trod by the devout and the curious—r4lite oesieslie sculpture and I which make the temple look like s domicile of the godhead: all this strikes the sense as p ilpabiy, with shape as complete and dim/oakum as little coolracted, as if the inspection were carried on in the teal Win& of fit. Peter's, in the veritable city of Rome. The next view alleles yon to►reat►e the sir Rom the bill behind the sheet Cathedral, while coeteMplating the void eircelor Melanie which frosts the grand euirauce. The VAS site pilfer tens its shaft is the cadre of the area, gegiak eac► side the fountaies play in fanciful foam, kaki'sg libs trees% perpetiml blossom. Another wibdow reveals 1M *hole tit, of Rome, with all the eoentry round about the Tebir, until tlw view rims or the Appraisers. I'bil is per haps the molt interesting of all. The eye ausweestes si iseitileilti've 'worth ter 'hi: thief objects of history: Starling from the Cathedral it crosses rapidly the bridge of bidet Angela's Tower, sad booties !hrologh the streets of levies Rase to dwell epos the Pastimme, Antenrs or Trojan's Pillar, or else to Gad out the Capitol, •r Rey Ohre silliest of w►ich earls imp►ssaioss have megailled the bglerest. The seat scene is the Hotel de Tulle mid doe Plate de Orkee, at the element of the ....cutler of LAisivel. This place also p its reality, ad on account of the weal. paying iicident, has • tetri►le interest *lathed N itt The next view skiers the bane, bath of Gibralta►, as presents itself in proud and euspeakable grades, to the Mediterranean, mumiliag straight op tam the waters to Its dandy &lilt tide of 1,400 feet. The last view is Smelt, is Switierland, wbl h walla have been conletrated to the lesar deities instead of Mimes lic e bed the Swiss poets beta first 111 assiemibg dwelling-places M the Gilds. The reader may be anxious to know hew all Obese ~irate* of cities are effected; but it would be really Mikis him an injury Ilb teetotal the pleasure of Weldor at Mega by any sic► description. *e are much deceived if this does Mit prove to be as of the most attractive sod gra tifying exhibitive. the ieetropolis has yet Wen fe►niched will. The proprietor. Intend to ex►,bit in succession all that is surprising and Interestiog of wets, rains, sad bind er:Spa is the *Md. UNIVERS( rr INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Mat l*. On Tuesday last the Rev. James Matlock. M.A. was elected a Felker of Worcester College, on Dr. Clashes Fumadatiost ; sad on t►e same day Mr. W. Buller was elected Sabah* t the same Formial ion. CAMBRIDGE, ALM 11. The follorting Gentlemen were no Il'ednesday last, ad mitted to the soder thentinned DArreette-- Master* of Arles—Geuege 111/1148 reseington, Fellow of K,,, g ' s college; •Oti John &ere'', of Trinity College. Bachelors of 4r/el.—Henry Haosiogtoo, Fellow of King's College; Thorns. Roberts, Fellow of King's College; Riehaid Okes, Fellow of Kiner College; Thomas Dino% of Maine Julin's College; Jo on Timis*. Renwick'', of Saint Jolres College; Simon Iliewborn, of Saiul John's College; Jelin Thomas, of Corpus Christ, College; John Wilkerson Wissity, of CsekArine Ilall; George Hersey Hely 11 isickinooo, of Coins College; W illiam Hertford Models, of Ciro, Col lege; Chocks Keyoulds, of Coles College; Frederick Mosey, of Colo@ College ; sod H. Uoyd, of St. Peter's College. LIIBRPOOL, Mot 14. • The following lati l fisistion relative to New South Shetland was received here We Jay, • (row the George, of this port, which has arrived at Cork :—. The conatry is represented as most fertile, and the sea roast abounding wish dangers. The George left New South Sireland 24th February. Oa the 23d she experienced a violent hurricane, in which she lost her anchors, all her busts, and great part of ben sails, and was obliged to leave the roast as tie only chute* of saving their lives, although eight of the mew were or Owe. lt is feared that I vessels essay have au feted in the burrisanc,, which is said to lave bees tremendous. The seals were not in such great numbers as bad been repreamettal, and she breake►s were so great that it was dangerous to appease* thi shire in a boat. - [ On Sunday end Monday the city of Cantetbury and many parts of End Kent wer e vi a it e d w i t h thunder, accompanied by a heavy fall of bail and mire. The hail at some plaices laid three or four inches thick on the ground, and boot its size boo cut aid injured the hop plantations, the beans, and other plants, very materially. SERIOUS ACCIOBVT.-00 Friday evening last. Mr. RICHARD SLARDIN. of Ramsgate, to the kinder. of Dover Cattle, being in pursuit of a person under arrest at Margot', while rushing with great force into a warehouse, wherein the latter was secretiug liintself, unfortunately came in contact with the bet !kw is made eve of to se cure the entrance, and received a severe blow upon the abdomen. which has seriously affectid the in testines, under the agonizing effects of which lie now lies gristly indisposed. 'Y e .t - . • vgsrittetrifs AND IIING FIRS. • YMenityetoreireg, sibs* hill' pest two o'clock, a fire, Sviwirit bad like to have be.. wended with the loss of several lives, broke out st thg Iseepos of Mr. r id* the sign of the Horse Shoe, i• arillte•well4lo•P. It Deseisated is the spiskts eviler, but front eked caws* we were enable to leans. Wade Grit discovered hy the watrlinom the lower part of the Mom* was in a blaze ; the family, with the • lteeplitte of the halt. lewd, who was frost home, were heeled in sleep, conseqiseeser the greatest •preheasions were sestertaiited fur tlwir mid% as a considerable time elapsed Wore they could be ronsed. A moil distressing teems et keetis resealed itself to view; Mn. Walsh, her Niter, sad a servant maid, appeared in their eight stresses at the hat II tor windows, altering the amid dreadfsil shrieks ; scaling latices were epee procured, and plated egotist the whitlows ; bet several of the by inaadess were intimidate* from going in. Mr. • Coombe, a goldsmith, sod Mr. Volpe, • brash-maker, residing dose by, happening to come up at the hese, both entered the horse, mud oteceeied in handing eel safely at the windows the three felonies, who were then almost helpless with fright ; Iwo ethers, a P 419 111 the landlord, and a lodger, *fretted their escape by getting out at the attic windows, and crawbug *wag she tiles of the adjoining haven A general newer AIM Woe raittri tor the recovery of the cash-bazes of two 1111111zili a which were held at the hoes, via. the Old Friendly Satiety, soil the Venni; the two aewessaid reelleseee, at the risk of Oarit here, resealed Opens from the dames; the boa wf the latter society was delivered ep to its stewards, contenting • large em of enestest, and that of the fanner society tekea for safety I. the home of Mr. Coonshi; but ie - the besde the deers b.ieg hsesetiewsly left oyes, a thief entered, and carried it elf. It is supposed to have costained 4ot. ; we urderalatul that -locktly the nano ben of the motes are all known. The fiele.a raged with such fury, that the premises, they heist chiefly composed of wood, together with the stock ie trade, and fornitare, were destroyed, sad Mt in geld anti other monies, are in the flames. The devouriag deftest oast euteuded its ravage. to Ike two adjoining bouerw—dia one occupied by an old Lady, whose name we could sot discover, sad the other by Mr. Base, an irtutfonatler,•and sotet' with meth irresistible power, that,wolwitiwtowderg a pleutifol supply of water, an.l the great exertions; of the liranseo and the surrottading populace, the two latter horses, with the greater part of their fermis lure, shared the muse fats as the former. DESPRRATE RIOT-MILITARY CALLEDOUT. Yesterday Lalrrosee Clarke sal Rhein WWI., two Irishman, *ere charged at Qesesaseare race with wooed. ieg two privates of the Guards. It appeared that Da Trendy eight • drummer of the Goads was gorse thmegh the Almenry, sad broke a coop ernitairing souse fowl% belay's, to a youth mined Cam non. Aii altercation took pt. between theta, which ter ...jaded in • pitched battle, In *hick the drummer was and he west to the Illartrie of Granby public. hunii, wale Minh of the we. belonging to his reginteut were (Woking, and stated his ease to them. Ore Or the soldier., rob.. was iniuxicated, ran into the street to ob late satisfaction, sod he wail imisitedistely followed by the rest. Not Milling Cameo. they repaired to a house where the prim/ars lodged, and demanded with threats he should be seat out to them. In vein they were told we sack person was there mil they were ordered shout their beekiess, but they insis ted rpm asteriag the hems. An *WINO crowd, consisting of prostitutes sod their fellows, with wane that place abated., collected, sad a great mamba of moldiers from the different pablie.housee, bat the Moines. berries deed the deer, and thrdatmed to lima Amu say assn who entered. The soldiers forced the door, sad deem ate of the Irishmen, war guarded it with a wadi* his hand, away, hat he and another, armed with • shmel„ plated themselves on the stain. Omer the soldiers lashed forward is order to ease the Rest emu by the legs cad pull bias Jaws ; when stooping fee that purpose he received a blew of the eased ea the bah of his bead, which felled him to the gram! sod emerged him rely aetiology. The mast who wits armed with a shag, st the sage instant, street maker soldier, fed eel or the greater part of his chits. A Emend fight emseed. The Irishmen in the neighlinerhoed, ea 'early what weer red, repaired to the ansiataime of their eveineelnees, end the soldiers mustered still strayer ; the whale street lees in a state of alarm, sad Imo both in red and colareed clothes were to be am mired in all direetione bleeding epos the pored. The constables were of so use, till informalua was given at the Tilt-yard, sad a Ale of moldier. dispatched to the same of *aim, bat mach to their credit, although they met with much rusistaisee, they declined osier their arms, and at length @recorded in dispersing the mob, taking a few of the ringleaders into custody. Every Issue of glitas in the house where the affray look place non demolished, ing the doors and abutters were broke.. - - The Prinowere too beteg called opal for their definite, said they pee.. efface to the eoldiers. They considered they had so right ilb looks* the= in t►eir owe plates, and in whet t►ey ►ad dose they thooght they were justified by the law, as it was in seltdefeate. llse Magistrate said as t►ey were take. wit► ualswful arms in their hoods, it was hie duty to require proper bail for their appearance to say charge t►at otiltbi be preferred against t►ee at the Sessions.—Coaitaitted fur went of bed. IKELAND. •owx, ILLY 11. THE LING'S VISIT TO IRELAND. We have obtained some authentic intelligence un this jest. Hie Majesty will certainly coma to Ireland, and there is stet the least fumodatioa for the paragraphs whieb have ap peared in moire isf the Leedom Papers, stating that the idea was giver up. His Majesty cows t. Ireland with the unanimous spryest of the raihsid tha time will be about what we originally stated, the second week in July. The Coronation takes place very mum after the prorogation of Partiameat after the Coronation the King emotes to !re tard. His Majesty will lied at Dooleary. It is expected that an imamate another of the Nobility mad °retry, who shall sassed the Coroostioo. will ammotpany the King on hie journey hither.--(Drillin Msening Poet) Several newspapers, hachadimg ' Cowries and the Coe respondent, have "steed that the of Waterford has seat (rum Leaden '-ritSts - House for ILO a.. martin. as Marqui. .a orders.... pre re Corraghassra alai Me +Ar•lii sr- Pr Mai the " _ quote li d e r . Nirmr. We thick it dye to Ilse public sod Se oursehres to say that so such as. seamy'', nor any assertion kiwis( It the least msesablamtc, has at say time appeared in The Waded :wet /freer. EDITOR OF WATERFORD MIRROR. In allusion to • statement in the Irishman, relative to certain factious proceeding. of an wane gang, is Derry, ou the Kleg's birds-Eight, the Derry Joanna/ say•-- 44 We feel much pleasere is stating, that we oar of t h e Bead of Lon donderry Staff was engaged in the streets of ear city 011 the occasion alluded to by the Irishman. And much to the credit of the Cosarna•diag Officer of the Staff. we And that he Mimed an order Ire years back, eonimauding that noel of the Neff abould joie is party procresiou." COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Twasnaw, Nay 11. Aelaterdosn, C.F. 12 14 Lewhum . Ditto al MkM... II 11 Ge0m....-. Rotterdasa....... It 15 1 Vesicle hal Lie .22 80 Aetwerp ........ 12 10 Maim Hambargb ...... 38 7 Naples 304 Alton ..... .... 38 8 Pairrnso, per ne... 118 Paris I eley's4ase 25 40 Lisbon 5O Dill.) .. VI IS Oporto .. r si NovoLama ....• • 24 IS I 81u Janeiro. Frankfort on the I Bahia 01aine......... 1371 Dahlia 9l Petemborigh, p. rbl. di 3 Us. Curb 8 Vireos 8e.2.2.80. 10 30 noLLIIOII Trirtto Madrid 3B We. pr ea -.. • • • Cedis .. Balboa New Dosibloona.... 0 0 0 Barcelona Nowak .. 30 Silver in Bare ..... 0 4 11 Gibraltar PRICE OP sTof Reek Steels.... Q 26 3 per Cent. KO4. 7 3 iti 2 per Ct. COOL 740 A I 3i per Ceat.......8311 4 per Coats—. 91411 5 per Ct. N Ats.lo9)ll B. Ats.lB 11-18 13-I KS YESTERDAY. Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. ni India Stuck Miff India Bonds .. 41 43 pt. Old Annuities .... 731 Ex.Bills.2. per 3 pr. put. Lottery Tickets 141. 14.. Cons. for Aec....7411,q BIRTH. Os Monday hist, at Twickenham, the Lady of Captain Wilbraham, R.N. of a daughter. DCATHS. Os Sunday morning haat, at hie horse is Surrey-street, In the 724 year of his age, William Steeemison, Esq. who fur upw■nts of 35 years had been one of the Proprietors of the Norfolk Chronicle At sea, on the 12th ell. on Weed the Hon. Emit holt Company's extra ship George the Fourth, Charlotte Ann. • youngest daughter of the Isle Rev. Th.smat Bracken. isi - tenham, Illiddleou, and St. Jnitiet's, Wettmiuster, 18 years. A few days since, at Ticehurat, Kent, in his 60th m - ifs Thomas Baletosils, a popular or rather 111411,101111 charades as a conjurer or fortonesteller. He for many years drew the attention of the credulous, and commanded the adrairatinsi of the sup, osmium' fue many miles rotted; boot a little previesis to his death he acknowledged the Wise) of his diviaation, and regrethd that he had ever meeker! it. The 13th instant, at Hover, suddenly, aged 74 yeses 31 , . Juba Woodcock, btistsbuitsler. of Oral. He was at St. Mort's Cherish in the nownsug of Ilse abuse date, and seemed veil, eleresful with some o f hi s f ormer ac q u aintance. with whom he peerniest to dine; he had reached the huuse of los lin and secretly meted himself in • chair, when he exclaimed, !" Oh !" fell hack, and turtantly vital spark ass fhal. Oat Monday Mr. Richards, of Tavistoek street, Comet garden, aged 66 years. HIGH WATER Tills DAY AT LONDON BRAG E• s ;trier 2. I Ereiiiieg 30 offer 2. Printed and Pablirb. 04 THE RKITISH PRESS 4.1. 1.111 GWSE Offire, No. It", Strand 4 C. com§o% 1.1.1. of the Strand. PROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZ ET FF. DIVIDENDS. Jaae A P. Dille. sem P. Dixie, jolt. J. Dixie, aaJ P. Div., of Faleawatitiare, Loam, awl of Gnwell street-void, M iitillevex, smiths, at noe s at Gui WWI, Lovoloa. June 5. R Neville, of Colelieetcr, Eases, dealer, at ten, at Loitdon. June It. T. 1.. Terri', of Bnreham , FAISVX, potato-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 9. J. Oliver, of Branspat l, Durham, late of Braviiplili cattle-dealer, ■t twelve, at Guild. West,Parkeir, Durham, halt, Lysil on. Jane 6. A. Daniels and M. Daniel., of Bury .Irret, St. Mary. axe, London, nieirliahts, at ileveu, at Gail , oil% Jane 6. W. Worhoya. of Butt.lane; Deptford, Kent, lines. draper, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 6. W. Crook, late of Bran/me, Wilts, fanner. an ere. vets, at the White Hurt Inn, Chippenhato, June 9. J. Wilsow and G Waugh, at Aldertgstrattrert, liar. don, wholesale-hatters, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 19 H. R. Plait, of Riches court, Lime street, Loudon, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. June 5. R. Rownirre, of Dry pool, York, miller , at eiovi a, at the Do; and Duck fsveru, :Intl. June 5. W. Johnson, ,f Heyhridge, salt-intrittflt weir, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 9. W. Taylor, of Saliabtary Coffee.house, !halt im street, Strand, Middlesex, at twelve, at Guildhall. bold., . Jaime. T. Webb, of Warwick, horse-dealer, at elvven, the Woolwich Inn, %Yarwiek. June 5... Wittun, of Kinuston.upon-Hull, at eleven, at Ole Dot mid Duck Tavern, Riiicaton.upusi Hall Attie 11. T. Wright, thew Ist' of Leeds, York, merchant, at eleven, at the Court floosie, Leeds. June 7. J. Thomas, late of Bristol, w iste•nierehaut, at twelve, at the Consmercial Rooms, Corn•street, Bristol. June 8. T. D. Pionoek, late of St. Peter's Cheessioll, near chestier, worilstapler, at two, at the George Julie lb S. Relph,of Carlisle, woollen-draper, at elei en, :it the Blue Bell loos, Scotch-street, Carlisle. June 15. W. Moore, of Hosightoo, Cumberland, butter-mew. chant, at devise, at the Blue Bell Inn, Carlisle. June 9. W. Waite sad J. Rigby, late of Manchester, but then of Oldham, linen-drapers, at eleven, at the Albion Hot. I, Manchester. June 7. U. Griffiths, J. Griffiths', and R. Griffith,, of Bristol, manses, at twelve, at the Commercial Rutuno, Bristol. Jana 7. J. W. Scott, of G►aalhasn, Lincoln, hanker, at eleven. at the Angel, Grantham. CERTIFICATES-1111015. H.Torfry and K. Yreffry, sate of Liverpool, ehemist.i. .-111. Stead, of Huddersfield, York, cora and floor-factor.— W. Elsie, row or late Rouwerp, York, corn merchant.— R. Slide sou. of North Smellerlaud, Northumberland, corn filetor.—J. Robertson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lee, of Kingotosi apow.Hdl, merelsant.—J. Gannery, of Li verpoo l, d e w ' , sad ekaisaaaa —H. Farber, of Plyamoili, Jester in china and slaw—J. pqrsoirn, late of Nadlovr.street, Barton Creoceat, Moddkoos o coal merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. F. Bray and T. H. Ayers, of Loafer Thames-street, nisip.airrals, Dee. 31, 1820.—T. Cogan and G. J. Nichol...Jo, of London-streei, Fei,ehurrh urrrl , loroloss, dtip ss.l iu. pursue. brokers, May 11, IBll.—C. Gibson sail A. Hop. kiss, sf Bishopsgsie.stre el.Withse,golelsmillo. May 14,1821. —J. Heyes MHO J. Orton, of Prrseut, Lancolore, &florae ys, Msy I, 1811.—R. Straeban sod S. P. Chapman, of Cheap. side, Lembo, srarrlronsearea, April 16, 1821.—T. Sufi, Z. C. Reiff, and J. Wiglelman, of New•sireei, Cesent•gsrden, %Test ietrdwairsnea, May 14, 1821. Mr. Ithvrow is the pentium of Mr. JACK•iblet c►estnut colt Roetor. fur 60011 s: Several balisieves of green peas were brought on Sault.lay to Covent. garden market, for which 11a. a Turn were dr. muds& They. were also line pine strawberries in small pursets. The *am sobscribed by the people for the payment of the Sue imposed by the Court of If ing's Bench, upon Sir FRA men BIUSLDVIT, *Mich is shave Sent, t►e lion. Benosset has, we understand, with his eliaracteristie liberality, declined to Mi. rept, reennernendiug the application of it to the relief of 160 sufferers et Manchester on the 10th of August, Itilo. CORN IiXC HANG, R. MAT I. The anppdy of IViseal heirs small, that of lee go .1;le stet ready sale this morning on fall as good terms as on Monday, lust there was scarce any demand for tlw inferior samples, The eo•ttananee of cold ',wittier has inerraiw.l the demand foe Ime malting Bagley, prime samples sif which go off freely, and what little appeared in.day obtained Mon day's prices. Hairiest large arrivalaof Oats from Yorkshire and Lineolashire, as well as from Ireland, the sales we e heavy to-day, at • decline of W. per quarter. lu Beaus and Pram them is o• alteesisub. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. TowsiTallow SOA 0.1 —1 Od Yellow Soap 7l, Yellow Russia 494041 -a Od Mottled /Oh White ditto„.44s Sd —a Od Curd .. . Hs Soap ditt0.....44a Od ...is Oft Grave. I ff MI Melting Stus 0.1 —. Oil Good Dregs 9s Os Ditto roogh..2 l ls Od —s Od COAL !MARKET MAy 16. . - Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. Sat Newcastk al Senderload i Stogie Coal I Cinder* 1 -s. Od. to 23. Od. PRICE OP CANDLES, From Tallow Moodlen Hall. Pelee of Cast!lrra, pee dosaa,llo. OA— Moiler ii. la 6J. per doses allowed fur ready money. I It t. L (. :~