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r. PORSIGN INTILMENCE: i 1 PARIS PAPUA • "'slit% APRA 1. A telegraphie-dispetch enonituces that the Aus. trims entered Nsples on the 25. h. It is reported that the Prince of Cistern* has gamed t It Genets. Some Journals *appose be is dis h i n g with an iinportatit mission ; but we believe that he has left Turin for a very different ream*. The King of England will this year visit his kingdom of Hanover. That country Ives nut en joyed-such an stivsetage since 1755. nitre id a report 1101/ prevalent, and is delerving. of credit, that the Know has *rate* ether to the Duke De Cases to forbid him the Omit. . The litter was teethed in• the most cont orting and friendly terms, end the prohibition was asmibed to motives of political necessity alone. Still •the letter is thought to be a measure not dictated bygenerous or liberal feeling, insomuch as it is sent a time when the Duchess de Cases is dying.. The two documents which. follow, and which en nnunce the termination of the espedition ugsitest 'Naples. were received at Florence on the 24th of YOURTH BULLETIN OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY. " liesdyearters at Teams, 'larch 20 t " The grand army, after 'priming the Liri, at Cepeann, a t/aimed rapidly on Silo :Gtrusamo. General Carmemat bad fallen back wish Lis semylisto the retrenched position of Vignimn, on the road h Capes. The same wit it which stamped the dispersion of General Pepe'. army in the Abruzzi .100wifested itself iss a still more violent way in the ramp of so. The troops, aswilliue to night for the insurgest declared against their Chiefs, whn could wily escape AMR the dancer that threatened them by &Hewitt:: the sol diers to disperse, sad return to their homes, after layilog devils their arms. _ . The Neapolitan army be longer exists. The Royal .Guard alone, faitWal to the sentiments which its name was ..calestatell to prodece, preserved order and diseipline. " The forts of San Germano on the Monte Cassino sue. atadered yesterday, The soldiers were compelled to sur • trader, with cries of " Lire the King!" " Capita, omen( the strongest bsilwarks of the kingdoms, • epens ill gates tu•mnerow. " Ts-morrow our advanced guard will he at Versa. " The war h. terminated. Our entrance into the capital . will he that of •• allied army. . . _ . 6 ' What ►a. hewn done at - Naples was weldorr the wish of U. people nur the army. This facts prove." 1 CONVENTION BETWEEN THE AUSTRIANS AND N EA POLITA NS. • - • The undersigned, furnished with full powers for ' that purpose, Wive ugseed upon the following I. There shall he a mospromion of hostilities on ill the points of the kingdom. •• 2. Hostilities shall oho erase hy OE2, with as little delay as pussibie. Owlets to this effect be immediately dia. pitched by the 11111 Orgill... • "3. The Austrian army shall oecopy Capita. Tmmor . raw, the the, its putts shall occupy but but peas the lowa • of Averse. •• I. The orrupalino of the tows of Naples and its forts shsll be the vlij-ct of a particular cosiventiou. " S. The Ausiriau army shall respect person and pro. pet i,y, short rt r may be the particular corcomtniices of each •• ft. All ILIA property sad property Of the State existing in the ptuttoaces occupied by the Amtrtan army, or which it rhiruireupli; all arscnals, nvieszincs, woks, dor k Sara., Ma. sof irtorics ,f arms, ice , beloug of right to the Kitty, and shall be resipected as such. •• 7. In all the places sod farms occupied by the Austrian army there Anil be, independent iitstlw Austrian cusiimander, • Governor in the tome of the King. All the materiel of wa,, its as far as resprets the sdoiiinstrative part, Aril be 9.111er the Royal artuasoistrative dlieetions. •• a. The Couveattou shall be rallied by the Pride() Regent and by Baron Frimuot, the General commaiiiling the A i.airtast army. " Signed at the Grand Priory of Naples, before Capita, March 20. 1021. " Baron A M BRUSH/. I , Count rityN ELMONT." SARDINIA. 110V4RA. //Allen 23. The following declaration has been intbliAird Vert. : COARLTS AUBIRT OF GAVOT, PRIMCZ OF CARIOXANO. When we accepted the difficult functions of Pr inco Regent, , jt . w'i only done tr give proofs og our retire übrilicsice to the krog, and the auks,' desire with which we are animaled for . the public good, which did not permit us to refuse the reiim of irate confided to us fur the moment to prevent its falling soio anarchy, the greatest of 01 evils that ran artier II oar . Het our soh inn oath has berm that of fidelity to our ..oil behoved King,. Chides Felix. •• Ass fledge of the firmness with which we maintain the (soh we have sworn, wr have r;itiiied she capital will, the truer, which follow as; !mid having arrived here, we declare siiwnly that, rumouring the altos °mauled fulictionv of Pfister Regent, wr have no desire remaining but so show • ourselves the first io the path of honour w bids one august Sovereign points out to as, tad In s-t the example, one-rand fur vmec, sif the most respectful sito.lience to tlw will of the • Sovereign. •• CHARLES ALBERT. Given at Novara, March 23, 1211." PROCLAMATION. " Pio.lniontcar!—Has Majcaty Coatks Felix. on whom, sow the abdication or Iris Majesty, Victor Emmsnucl, the sovereign authority has dryadn d, has rommnnded me to unite his faithful anoint auto oue army, and to assume the chief • esonisesoft. • •-• his Royal I:blames, the Prince of Car;-- . Aire..lv • lignano, Rowing the first example of sibcdienct 1,. the pelverrice Sin/ of fidelity lo the throttle, has repaired In llleeway fa& , lowed byiwn regiments of estate), end one battery of as til. • levy. which 1.4 has conducted hither from the capital. '• All these . who are not blinded by deceitful Muslims will • . applaud this examplr, aware that our firm re-union around the Honor of our Kings is the sole way to safety which re . ratios to ov. to ovoid the ealanstsiee with which our due country is Inmates d; of whirl, that of meing it ocespied by feretcri troi•ps itt viol our of the least disastrous.. • " Piesimmitise! 1 fel proud at loving beau selected for s he, uo d, : ,r o lc msg. tot whirlt . l prepare myself wills confidence, lbernuse I loiow that yun are loyal, owl 'etiolated like myself 1.1 the lure of our cialestry. Let us restore to tour beautiful reentry that tranquility which • handful of ill.jiidging in impelled by unbridled stoliiti.ov suit t s ,..o" t hare resA)rd to deprive us of. iti tri.iiiiig to make us lose the reptitatior of fidelity to the 1111E14/1 Moir 41i Savoy—ie ti Worn 11, dining eight ceuturiea, las fin mot our must valued possession. '• Cit.l , llll and soldiers! Recollect that pie form but one family, of which out' notelliiiity Ulm ha Felix is the father. His mince alums is that which you tie to follow ; any other plouge yr.o into mourning mid disolatiou. Lite the Rio 4! " Circa at Novara, 23d March, 1821. " DE LATOUR, General In Chief." PROCLAMATION. " PieJoiontete wserion! Roue of you are ignorant of the extraordinary vitissltuiles twin , which the count:) , groans. Our misfortunes are already very g►eat. Those *Licit menace es are still greater. It has hers attempted to introduce into our counts, a form of gurernmeut refire headed by three powerful moues, li. , and their victorious ...ours ',di immediately advance from Naples to overthrow as sail to swallow us up. " Whilst the disturbers of er 'er pined the molt, is this ki , e l dbeller . *FY ealblelk beaks. tarries of em. deetiee es overthrew all military &nip**, is mowing up tbe moldier. by gine, premiers, amid eedlliesedllocugweee, dose reemidiely Ibsen %turbine to our &Imre, whilst realm up upsieet we leamuereble eseniee. le this ehur of MUNI, aM bops append for ever het. but Melee Preebiesee Wit sew doused Wass a pleat of liberty sod sesaril y a Priem of Snob to whom the crime belongs by a legitimate right. " Charles delis has spokes : he has pointed out to every soldier aml to every subject the path of duty sod harbour; he hos cottoned ow me the supreme command of the array; be priembed to reward like a King all those she, with war, labour for the re-establishment of poses and tranquillity la them comatnes am long ago so happy. But, is the moan time, he will treat as rebels Slime die. Wheal who, through obstinacy, cooties' to call dose spoilt as the in. vitahk misfortune of a foreign invasion. " Faithful to the' which is required of roe by lbe least sacred of dirties, I seusroiire to for the orders and the parolee of the Sovereign.. Already, is the mishit of as, the Priam of Curipususta offers the example of obedience. lowed by faithful regimes's, he haa come hither to assist in the commis safety. " Brave warriors! &Aral subjects of every rank cad o f every estate! Rally under the sacred stanitaid or your Kieg Sustain my efforts. Manifest but oar heart amid woe spirit' It is thus you will save the country friss the disasters Oust. menace her. It is thus you preserve t his satieoi kioiplout and your ancient glory ; and it hi "has that you will pretest to your most distant posterity as example of thdelitr, of worth, rued of the true love of year 00•111117. " DE LATOUIt, General-in-Chief. 14 At Novara, March 93, III)." - EXTRACT PROM ♦ PRIVATE t.RTTRR. "TRint, ti Amen IX " General Rants Ross has tried to calm the . Sfetwescener which prevails by publishing an order of the day. lint ►is proclamation. w►ich haw sophistry for its basis, ran deceive. no use. Notwithstanding the efforts made by some permute to peewees the truth (rum reaching Turin, we are out lilted to our dreadful situation; and the sound einjoetty of the its. ►a►itants of t►is city see ou safety *wept in a prompt re. tern to the totricat order of things. illustever General Seism Rosa may say, the Duke of Gem trots has freely spokes) his 'mind in the proclamation he addressed to the Posenuntese. "Threats are sow entplo)ewl to prevent the ileschwerre of our reel sentiments, and the citadel is madeaa iestenment of terror. The troops its it could not be much relied on; and it has been thought advisable to intrust it to the goer diaisship of some hundreds of students returned fium Max tor/rm. Butt w►nt sortfie means mewled to and is it sup posed that those young men will participate in the suassacie of their relation* sad friend.? " The report is circulated to-day that the Priori of Cavist. nano is wandering about wills a few soldient in the plains of Piedmont; that he first eppruachell Vrrca.l r sod afterwards proceriks.l to the other stile. A great part of his troops ate said to have abandoned hint; while it is known with yet 'sink, that this Prince is at Novara, where hr wails hoc Air. titer orders from the Duke of Genevois. Not a single soldier has deserted hint. We know not what ha■ become of the Prince of Cistern, and two or three other perviesages who haat played parts in the insurrection. " It is now a-eertaiserl that the I,liers artimuucing •ieto• rim. of the Nespokian srissyoutl mud' ly cireniaied, were fabrics,r dis the Souse e sbauker as ties ciay."—((.szelle de Fresace.) DUBLIN, MAttco 30. INHUMAN MURDER OF MRS. THOMPSON. This day it becomes oar melancholy and most painful duty to record the murder of a young, tr-autifol, and unfor tunate female—a murder • fed beyoull .sample by every circumstance of brutal ferocity, and without • single p Missive or excuse to retrieve it from the moat condign abhorrence. la the pre.ent instanter, as in every other, the dispensations of that all-wise and all pister-tile( Providence must be admired, which did nut permit even an boor to in. terpose between the cummisaion of the crime sod the den. lopement of the delinqueery. The ill-fsted victim was a Mes.Thompeon,reniding in the house of Captain Perk, at Portland-place. The murder took place in the broad mion of day, almost haltpast two o'clock. A short time afterwards a young woman, named Midget Rafferty, went to the hone, of Mr. M'Oluits, grimier, in Hi itain.aireet, and handed him a ten piond note, which she eall.fl a one pound uute, at the same lime asked fur a poised of sugar and some tea, and demanded the chauge of the one pound note. Mr. 111•Gloin (who bad bete lately rubbed of money to a dirge •mount, the greAter part of whit h be liar ricovrred) with praiseworthy promptitude, took the woman into custody. she was cuilseleil to 31srl horoughdttreet polies office, sod to the horror of the veils flee, 1113 the removal of her cloak, the gown which she were ander it wee largely *useful with blued. Ihe tight arm sleeve was found coveted most profusely with blond. Ou being asked to explain the cause of the appearance of this b'o id, else answered, that she had been bleeding al the nose. Three or four pounds besides was then found upon her per. son, whirls she said she bad received front a woman named Bicfly Ennis, whom she met yesterday evening by accident in Doraet.street. Here a messenger came from the Coroner (Mr. M'Carlhy), Intimating that he was ■bout to hold an impost in the house iu which the body lay, and ordering the promoter (Hiatt-Hy) to be convoyed 'bete. It wan about • few hours after the perpetration of the murder that we eisterril tile kitchen of the house in which the body of the decea►ed lay, earned in the same state in which It was hood mtudered. The damp of death wax yet oputi her brow, and her feat urea, which were of the most peif.et symmetry, continued yet •utbstaMed. Her face appeared •■ Connote a part of • beautiful bust of VCIIIpt wed murble. not tinily-marked visage, together with her youth, whirl, could o u t have ix . recited twenty, contrast. d with the colour alter hair, thi.k clotted with blood, from the deep gashes inflicted oil her bead—with other marks of m o •c loutJl violence on her Peek and arms—with the tide of bltool profusely flowing about her person--with a large ktielten piker bathed in Mood beside her, evidently •n implement employed to the perpe bluing) of the murder, petrified with humor the mind,, of Ike beholders. It was a scene inch as can is. vet he forgotten by those who witnessed it, and ran toyer hr remembered by Aron but with arntiments sif the most antense and awful hotter. The following is a report of the evidence given before Ilse Coroner, J. fel•Cariliy, Esti un %Yrdisesday moose : John Byrne, Esq. Siiig.on, sworn, depuseth that Mary 1114)15e, otherwise Thumps...l, now lying dead in this house, No. 18, Portland-place, came to her death in consequence of None wrongs& and blows inflicted on the heal a n d serf by blunt, and also some sharp and cutting lowlier/Isis. James Kelly, police officer,. ('unit the bloody coal or the person of &kg.. Hui terly ; she aceousstad fur the ti:utut by • blet ding at the nose about a n d-day. Bridget Ennis produced, and identifier! by Elizabeth Connor. Carer wilts the message to Me. Peer/Amuse ; else said to Mrs Thosupou that Captaia Park was iu jur. al, nod his legs were broker ; she,.r estiosed herself as Mr. Hulot's ..errant, as desired by Both sly ; identifies Busies ly'is cuss ; at half past two, the boor appointed, owl. flulioily at the corner, lice coat tucked op and bloody ; si.egave Den -rail • to wok. and .siteroardr reasoned to the foist*. Butted, brought a untied desk to Mt,. O'Brien's, SieitMe-hi,l;blsii titer the deearaist bad already cacrisd the shots ; llsotkriy changed Ler goose, nut • ishisse so brunt it I. foie her nth- Ober ; when Eutterly fin.* came hunt Captain Psi Vs hook else approved melees's, agitated; froll.rly nod alnico. met Ilse es, cone below; Notieri bad been sifts., wishing the girl t o go oil:, in order that she Ilalsbi see Mrs. Thompson. , John Peck, Esq. idrutitied part of she p.opeit). Bridget llnuirety, 7, Cla , ence•sire.t, matte, rho Mae esswaing fount her mottos's at twelve o'closk iss tlw they ; aay• Mr. Sl'Gobben was in bee company siren the bleeding took place; lust Aisne Coyle, elm had a hi. slope, which was Changed at Murphy's, tiusossier-hill; a young 110111,111 gore her too notes, mod those acre the notes she took to Mr. One eras a 10/. Don't know the yorug " 6 "tfa ▪ She was In buy a reb,:e with a-part .uf •is solurits the rest tet be heft% arlikb is bkMiied by Reale; says Ai saw the truck mew prodecal is Eerie% heeds this day. Mr. Iterphy saw Reels led Betterly yesteselay seas Cap. Ides Peek's hums. IMAM MltaMy says the lld the motel Ipmad es her is Rewrite. Item Illroduat Ruda I. the parkway ef Captain Peek; alter the said Broke , was ellamilmds "Ps dm mom corrects herself, ohs get them frusta her ea limasser -101; kisses maim; of the asemlor. The rotes witertmemat lo _pay Moir joint expens e to Eaglasel. Robert Gilbert" deputy-feeler, Rewrite, load 471. se her Ferree. Jobs fulsome, et Mrs. Ness's, f 5, Dorset-street. 4 10114 ' catty, saw Mrs. Thomism* about half-past three is the after num of the tbth ; may a poker beside her; the man who came fur him said she consanttrd saienie. Rebecca CAS, hum No. I, Mirrored-aired ; called by Capt. Peck's weals* servant at half past two; examined miss body; saw a pekes laside it; the mars servant was at the door with a basket in his hated. Joh., Pick. Rae. identities the 411. fused on Butterly. Mary Dueling, No. 1, Sleirraid-strirel, haunt 'creams about the time the murder was committed. Bridget hborgass, Saillie's row, Samenar-hill, saw Bitterly, whom she betows, with a track ceder her arm, )estroday af temente; identifies her; saw bee a sect ud time she had a bundle or hulk about her. Mr. David Seedy*, 17, Portland-place, yesterday, brtwera me and two o'clock, saw two women is clove curversatiou wear Captain Peek's house; looked al them stedfastly; has scarcely a doubt thee &direly is time of deem. Maly Brims saw Butted, yesterday, about half-past It; arm marks of blood about her; Never kuew bet to bleed from the nose; Ennis brought the freak, &dimly lite desk, to her place. VERDICT. We lad that the said Slaty Poillie, otherwise Thompson. tame to her death by the dighcisens of several *made aids • poker aid some sharp instrumcitts. We find also Wilful Merder against Bridget Bitterly. We also lad that Bridget /Soak aided and assivted is the rubbery of the house is which said murder sea cutemilicd. Oa the Mora of the Prism/ere to Merilturough.streri of f ice tog Thursday, after the harped, Bitterly skewed the greatest daddrerence to her situatiou ,• Duds had somewhat inure feeling, sod blamed the either fur seducing her to she commission of the deed the mirniug precednig ; and for nit candidly admitting the. principal share which she (Bitterly) took is it whim examined before the Cormier and Magistrates. They were bulb committed so .Newcate be lle era fire sad sat. Mary Brysu its also heels committed ▪ as well Ai • boy, a brother of Sultrily 's. FICOAI LAST RIM! l'S GAZET7'E. .e • • • I‘. AI I LITARY PROMOTIONS. Cmilisistion in Ike Nortbrou Regiment of ',neat Alilit;a, aimed by Ik. Lord Lientennil of the County of Northam. herland. o.de, lE.n to be Lienteriant.Colonel•Commandirnr, vice St. Paulolerenterd--.laied ',notary 2, 1821. Commissions sign d by Me Lord Lismterosnt of Ms County of Norfolk. To be Depiaty.lieuteminta—Th otuni Cellhorpe Cleik—.filed March 19, 1821 ; Jorrink.h Ives, Ertl — dated March 21 1821 ; and John Johnson Tuck, Eel datcd March 22, Is2l. Commissions in Ike Ist Itraimeot of Royal &wee Militin, signed en Ike lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. Witlitiv u e Shelton, F.or. Adjutant, to be Captain by Itreort--datid August 17, 1819. To be Ensigne—John Burliest Phillpatirs, G•rt —dated Joao ary 3, 1821 ; and Charles itob.trt Shelton, Geni.—dated Jauua►y 20, MI. BANKRUPTS. John 11/Mull; of Wethrek turret, St. Mary-le. Bone. Mid. dlescx, coach ocanufactur,r, to surrender, April 7, 14, arid May lry, at toner, at Guildhall. London Attorneys, Mesas; Bartlett and Redstone, Niehnlac-lane, London. Joseph Rigsby, of Deptford, Kent, brewer, to sarreader, April 7, 14, at ten, mud May 15, at desert, at Guildhall, L oa d,, n . attorney*, Messrs. Oskalclestua and Mangy, Lon. dos-street, Pentherch-street. Ovules Coopland,juo.of Leedc,York, Richard Couplaisd, and Frederick CatiplaNJ, of llteslrl , Lrerls, and Edward cuniplancl„uf Salford, Lancaster, spirit-merchant; to sir rren• der, April 7, 91, and May 17, at one, as Guildball , London. Attorney, Me. ‘Viglesworile, Grafs.lnn.square. Peter Dewsbury, of Altristclians Chester, corn.olealer, to surrender, April T, 9, and May 15, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorney; Messrs. 111.1turlrets, Spinka, sad R. (Wish, Temple, London; and Mr. Pass, Altrinehsou. Philip Cope, of Bridgiutrih, Salop, grocer, to fmrienarr, April 17, at ire, IS, and 51 sty 15, at ten, as the Crown Inn, Ilridgriorih. Attorneys. Menus. Renhow and Allis; Lin_ rot'.'.. Lnuiluu ; and Mr. Ridding, Cualbrook Dale, Salop. Holding, of Drr•rnshire.strret, Querot-square, Middlesex, sviiir-merclicest, to surrender, April 7, JO, and May IS, at uric, at Guildhall, London. Atturneys, Messrs. Wadeson and Stilt, Au.tin-friar. Bryan Trout:llton, sen. and Joe• ph Trunehinn, of Wood. street, Loudon, and orn—vrrton, 11480 s, rilk•throwsters, to surrender, April 7, 21, and May IS, its 'le% tn, at Loudon. Attorney, Mr. James, Buckleribstry, Clw•apaidr, Loudon. trig PONTBJRACT SPRING MEETING. TIIURSDAY, MARCH et • 644 Cop y raise bOgs. fur horses not lbaprB6.b►rd, &IA bunted in the Itadswuuil, cituntry. Each borwe to pay use gbiae• ciitrauce. The owner of the second bane t• receive lOgs.‘—four-year olds, 10st. elb.; Avwyear lAN list. 411.; .ix-year tilde awl aged, 71st. A ♦huger of ■ Hunter's Stake to fairy 31b. cairn. orotlentea Sider*. Two miles. (tit Subscribers ) Mr. Sonallpage's b. h. Stride, by Orville, aged (M►. Diekaby) Mr. Wion's eh. h. Chevalier, aged (Me.T.Sykes)....... Mr. T. Tisabisrgh's b. h. Catch-bin•who•ean, 6 yrs 01d... 3 Mr. N. H Baby's b. h. Gru si ter, by Grazier. aged 4 Mr. Stis‘croft's ch h. by Dinned, 5 yrs teld 5 The foliowing also started, but were not placed Mr. Wentworth's br. h. Gianthatn, 8 yrs old Mr. %Vino% Id. h. by Sir Charles, 5 yrs old Mr. Shephrsd's b. h. Fux Bunter, 4 yrs old hlr. Wyvell's b. h. The Bishop, 6 y.a old Mr. Perri ces h. c. 13hitenose. by Gitayasede, 4 yrs old Mr. Hawke'. gr. Is. Ivanhoe, aged Mr. Br•nlsnd's b. f. Spurts Mistress, 4 yrs old. A MK. Plate, raised by • sublicription of sp. each, for horses Rot thorough bred, the property of Members of ibe B.dawurth Hoot. Geatlemeu riders. Two asiles.—(Sia Subscribers). Mr. liiiiwke's p. h. Ivanhoe, aged ltst. (Gilbert) Mr. M'inu's bl. h. by Sir Cliarles, b yrs old, 11.1. 4th. (T. Sykes) The Gold Cup, value Goes. by six Subscribers of logs. each, fur horses, ice. Geutlemen riders—Two miles elk a farloag. _ . _ M. Earsailaves by mare, by Wizard, 6 yrs old, ltd. ttlb. (the Owner) 1 Mr. Sinsllpage's b. horse, Single, by Orville, aged, 4111. (Mr. Rickman) Mr. IVion'acti.ll. Cheva.ier, aged, 12mi Mr. Weuiworth's v. e. Stilluu Lad, 4 yrs. old, 104. 91b 4 DIVI DEN DS. May 1. 11. Burgess and J. Hubhard,of Miles lone, Canaon. street, Loudon, and of Linda, Yolk, wool-staplers, at Ito, at Guildhall, Loudon, April 25. S. Groige and R. Webb, of Bristol, sngsr.rellners, at lit rive, at Ihe Connors cial-roosn=, Ilrisiol. May 5. I'. Worth, of l'alhot.eourf, Grae. church-street, Lon don, leuhrrJasher, at tro, at (:...lintel!. April 7. J. S. Reins, of Wapping.wall, Iddleser, lit one, at Guildhall, lurid.,,,. April 14. T. Austin, J. Gregory, and J. Homo', of Bills, .h a l a . r d as k e p r , a t Iris, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 26. T. Story, of Hanworth, Norfolk, miller, at eercia, at the New law, Holt, Norfolk. April 26. B. Cop'and, of Holt, Norfolk, miller, at eleven, at the New Inn, Hull. April 25. It. 11.olgsur, of •Bishop Wearmunth, Durham, bread-b.igir, at clever; It thu Bridg 1 1111 l Bishop Wcar inualb. April 26. C. Seaman and G. Etheridge, both of Norwich, • goldsmiths, at four, at the Nolfulk Hotel, NM's. 111/. April 24. J. Gruver. lets of 11.trisngs, Sanwa, lines-draper, at eleven, al Loudon. April 28 J. Pet. rs, of Dorkiug, Surrey, lane-burner, at eleven, al Guddball, Loudon. April 28. A. Kelly, of the Colonnade, Pall-mall, Middlesex, j. ornter, at wire, al Guildhall, laindoe. A p.ll 28 R. Ferrer, of Bread-street, Cherpside, Luedult o wars Lnwet.nae, al Its,, at Goildhall. April 28. .1. Blackburn, of Witham, Essex, corn-factor, at ten, at 2.litildhsß, Loudon. Apo/ 27. W. Willitits, of Soalli Shields, Doi ham, clothier, ri •Irrea, at the howe of James Youcg, the Rose and Crunii lint, 76.wih Shield.. CERTIFI TES.— Arn it, 24. T. C. B. Parr. lat , of Cenriturrionsrret, and Ito* of Bir rlon-Int.e, London, da.11.11. t —J. Itr)asti, now ur lair of Liter roof, avid of AINI in- Ftiara, London. rarschant.—r. It lithium, of Whiterhaiwl-sonsi. Middles. x, fliorg, of A L. 4 1... ax ate ...terrl, [Motion, j, wti it Waitron. of Lerianal, liurrxrrrr, fa. rner.—.J. Loons. of Cors'itiry, %wild e st 141 1 1. hi. Of Mauro inn. I.inculu, nirseitnut.—T. Tipping, lair of Warrington,' Inneratti, marl. r —S.'l is•, of I:x•ra r, Anuirrautt, trf Wert Smithar;d, London, book %Founts, or Briars'', lea tarr-turtor. l'Alt rmiustiirs insstoi.vEn. C. VGllterby Mae, Loud .o, onetitowes.g and bind suf‘cyorm, March 24, 1621 -.W. Ilan ...ad and J. 110,1.1, of NPisoll,llll6re, 11113telasinrs.toutl, slaltlers its fort , igh Cunu,r and J. 113111., or 111.01- ore. t, Poplar, hlreWleors, zrucers. Marol• 111 , 18.21.—T. Woube.too 1111..1 H. Laugher, of Ta.., a..- I nn. Holborn, Lon don, .irocillt“, 313.e1• 31, 1521..—1. m•th y, W. Wails, and W. Potter, or Wellington sorrel, Atrand , Marrh 31,. /521.—W. Maud and J. N Collyer, of Wapping, Middle sex, coupon, Mara 31, 1820..--J. Moou and G Cockney, ul Bedford -tor, Middleies, atuveyurs, Mar.:ll 24, MI., -- awns or EXCliAlt Amsterdam, C.F. 14 14 Dow at 1401— It 11 Hewed it 15 Awl •erp It II ......• 38 7 I I Allou■ Paris 3 day's thelt 25 80 i 11110 2ll 15 Iluunlcaux ..• • 2U 15 Frat.kforl or As Marne....... 139 PO, I.biargh, p 9-4 3 Vs. Vien Ea.Tai.llo. 10 20 T. 1 4 ,44 Meth . 3B l'a.hz .... 351 11Ilbos Hai Moose 3.5 Seville ' ' 3S Gibraltar • 3O TuriDAT, AMIL 3. leg4spire . Germ .... Vraiire Ital. Lis tT 60 disks •• • 314 P.,1. rnio, per OZ. 115 Lisbon ..... 4lll °poi in .. 41)1 Itiu Janeire... 4ll Haling ....... I)ubliu Col k • NU 1.1.14/M. Parlour.' Gold d. Cuiu, per ux 0 Gold iu 17 101 New I.No4blow's. 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 4 10 Silecr lo Bare 0 4 II ". YORK SPRING MEETING, ISM Tuagnior. M. 3. Fergaison's rh. h Joker, by Octavian, 0 'elm. olit, sot Mr. Lanoon'e 6. tn. Jetiny Horsier. by Gultunpus. aged, Oil. rock two mac*, 2000. each, h. ft.—Arctic+ to ride. THE ORMOND STEEPLE CHASE. Fifty Pouuds given by the Chinos& Hoot to stake 90 gnineas etch, wit. run fur on St. Patrick's Day, pursuant to notice, by the following celebrated Hunters :—The Hun. Gi a n ge O'Callaghau'e horses, Zauga Jokesides, aged, 13st. each, the former rude by Mr. Carew, the latter by Mr. Croker; Mr. Alkiasior's Sir Edward (the winner), aged, 13st. rode by Mr. Smith; Mr Settlly's horse Hanker (the 44), aged, last. rode by the owner; M►. Witrietr's Mackheath (the 3d). • )errs old, Ilan:7lb, rink by Mr. Unikank ; Mr. Smith's Superior, 5 years r.ld , Itat. nude by Mr. Lee; Mr. Crawford'. Tristram, aged, Mt. rude by NW. Pullen ; too others paid forfeit. The start was gitett Ley Mr. Miu chin, in a volley bentrith the well-known fox earth the Bil, end from it: noiformity sad impetuosity of the niers, eager to dash torwattl, resembled • charge en militaire for the first two miles; so far, it was • rapid •scent, and art far, the contending Nitnreds appeared to ✓ide almost h.ud iti hand until they reached the summit of tine first hill, on the brink of which stood • firm-built double stone wall, 5 reel 4 inches high; Sir Edward (the whiner), Superior and filackheath leaped it without touching it; the others, in a most sporting style and without a balk, but from being too coot and trai•ed fur • race of Its peculiar ele.eripitou lust ;erne little ground. Here for the first time the chore mounted • different appearance ; what first ',vet:doled a squadron now formed in file; desperation still was the order of the day, siu creeping or crawling, but straight forward flying from field to field through a selects. /0011 of steep hills, alien after • race of live miles, unex aroplid eve. its this toiletry, it terminated in the plains of Yeoniaosiowit. High odds ■t starting, it was not won in twenty minutes. The ace escreired all expectation. The fire miles with the 14 leap* nee run in lb mottoes !!! The utmost harmony prevailed, increased no doubt by the persevering assiduity of the Stewaids by whose very great and persevering exertious every thing was condoeted, fur which they 'revved the wannest acknowledgments of the myriads that attend this memorable chase. Their liberality wse peculiarly marked by the favourable constructiose give.' to the letter of the article, they (in favour of the staangers) rejected all 'iglul infinity, abet gentlemen might or might not he entitled snider it, to try his ambition in the chase, although the Struards themselves had to contend fur the 1114 e • DISTRESSING S VENT. Two boys, Daniel Hamilton, leo years of age, and Daniel Sinclair, about nine, were found, oo Tuesday last, in a field near Govan—the latter dead, (ions the effects of (stigma, hunger, damp. and cold. The boys had well-doing parrots. One of them belonged to the Hot tenrow, and the other to the Old Venue!. Having staid away from the school on the afternoon of :Hominy, they were afraid to go hasue. • who had been an the Highlands before, as a last ne wsmen., proposed' that they should go there again. They ac cordingly set oft, on the Greenock rood, and had reached Inchinnan, where they were stepped for the pontage. The toll-keeper advised their mein; and about eight-fall they reachid Ike useiglibourhond of Govan, nearly worn out with fit tette mid hunger. Here they asked at a house for a drink of water, which was given them. A little farther on, they were nearly sinking, when they mutually exhorted each other to try another house; hut their confidence and their hopes had fled, and, unable to move forward, they sat dowel ender a hedge, where they verse found the next morning : — Hamilton had no hat, but he opened his bible and placed it upon hie head. Sinclair mewl bitterly ; and on Hamilton's awaking from a sleep Sr fated, he wept /11111 complained of hunger. He POOR relapsed tutu a slate yf insensibility front which he wan airier to awake. The survivor is doing well, ▪ bears testimony to the very aetite humanity of the sur geons near the place, and of several other individuals. —(Orrettot k Paper.) MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. — UhI Monday even jog(, a% Mors CHARLOTTE ItusatiLL, only daughter of Mos. ItussELL, of Meard's-row, was prepating to accompany a juvenile I•arty to one of the theatres, hrr clothe, caught fire, mid he was as dreadfully burnt that abe lies in extreme agony, und is nut expected to recover. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Cons. 741E9 I Bs. Bolls. 3 o.r. 5 prr Co. N. Ant.. 107 Bonk for Accosted V 4.14 1061 1 1071 107 I I n di o fur ditto.... gi7i Inds. 05id0.... 47 pr. I Cons. fs.r ditto.... 7i;,;;s NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roversuovrit IEanIP. Arrived the Ulu frost the Idedtterrauesa, add is plaited Oder quarantine. a►awaca, Aram I. Arrived the Castlereagh packet with a visit from Holland. 11141111111A711, wait, t. The brig Golden Fleece, of this part, was totally lust on the Kral lab Knock this morning; crew saved, gal brought in here by a French 614mq-boat. TWIIIAVRII. APRIL Y. Arrived the Four Brothels, Dunker, froze Waterford, watb lure of butwsrks. Fat INOUTR. NARCR 31. 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