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C"- ' a . t a p b l-4 1/V v 1;44,146.4.3 .ec.l...;.ict sir - IP' THE QUEEN. , PRESENTATION OF ADDRESSES. Upward, of 50 Addresses will be presented In her alitimist: en Monday next, from various Towns, Parishes" maw Are. fie. The Lord Mayor sad Sheriffs will go in elate, alined* ley a large deputation of the Livery. There will also het deputation fiows Westminster, and several others from the meantry„ all onetime to testify their attachment to the Query by waiting upon her Majesty is person. The Brardounders of the Metropolis are preparing a more splendid'proemaiun tbsu Ibat which accompanied their firmer Address In her Majesty. The delineation will con sist of about 700 persons, headed by six men in complete ~its of armours—the others clad is half armour—each individual treatise some enshieniatiral device. A &palmitin from the Coopers will also wait upon her Majesty on Monday with an Address from that body. They will carry in procession • Assweinstwelp Rtlt rash. with snit. able inseriptioes ; on one hoop three will he the Attires ttt, the never-10-betergotten minority that voted is favour of her Majesty. Depirtatisnes will she present Addresses from the Parish of St. Kensington. the Lon. (tan lailinminsa Classes, Glassblowers Carpenters, anol Tin•Plste Workers. The latter four carrying emblems of their respeetive trades. PARISIAN FASHIONS. flowers and plaits of hair a►e used an embellishments of the head dresses. R Wit continues to be the prevailing( mbar. In the trimming of ball-dresses, earn of wheat in prowls are intermixed with flowers—sometimes the pearls conotitlite part of the flowers themselves. In the clip of a 11.iwer, far instance, the pearls form the pistils. Swine ladies, instead or pelisses, wear real usen's cloaks, with a little etasiding collar, and a collar turned. Of two Irately exhibit. 41, snip was of bright orange and velvet, trimmed with sable; the utlirr agree,' cas•isit., lined and trimmed with ermine. CHRISTMAS 11011 A TIES. 11 F.arl of RI idgewater ha., in the course of the present holidays, clothed and fed three hundred of the induatrious poor round his superb residence of Aiihridge Castle. on Wednesday list W. Charlton, Esq. of Apley Castle, care away a large fat row and 4410 loaves of bread to the poor of %Vellington soil ita vocinity. Sir George Crewe has bees eitereirlog Nis eloaraeteriside hesievolentw, by the distrihestioa of a large quantity of coals ■nd hlastkets, moots' the ',our on his estates in Staffonlshire. The munificence of flip Earl of Scarbrough has been ex fend, d, as mural, at this season of the year to the pour in the neighbourhood' of Ssndlstek, of the parishes of Maltby, Stainton, and Tickhill, by a pkntifwl distribution of Ward and be f, and a large idrantity of bed-regs; besides the completely clothing upwards of fifty pour children. There bag been a society recently establislwd is Tiekkill, Yoikshire, under the proroname.of the amiable and berm ',dna Mrs. Lumley. and Porprortril by the ladies of that Ware, for cloihin: poor children, and out of the contribu tions last year 164 objects have been relieved. Bretton Hall, near Barnsley, the srat of the Beaumont!, is tendered gay by an uninterrupted round of festivities, of which the poor are extensively partaking. (1.. P.. rrompsen, Egg SheeilEllntion, Yorkshire, ha. caused blarditelv, stockings, Ste. to be distributed sisnongst onwards of sixty pin' families Is his neighbourhood, being hn naval Christmas donation. On St. Tboiruis's Day, lbe Earl of Lonsdale ordered to be distributed to the poor in the neighbourhood of Lowther Castle, upwards of 1,400 pounds of prime beef, with a tintin. City of blankets and wearing apparel. The pour of Lowther are regnlarly supplied will. romp from the 011.11. twice a •rck throng:mut the winter. The Marquis of Stafford has ordered Iwo hundred tons of foals Ili he dirtributtd to the poor on his estates in Stafford. shire, in addition to his other usual boalsiies. Yesterday the Doke of YOU held a Military Levee, as Commander-io-Chief, at his office iii the I lore Gourds. The Duchess of CLARENCE, we are barmy to oily, is •o much recovered from her arcouchemerti, ft% to see two select friends ut dinuer me Monday, ill her lloyal Highness and the Duke. Ye.ter day her Royal flightiest& received • visit f Ole Duchevs of fiF.NT, the Princess VITTORIA, and the J t tinceas FEODOR. Monday tieing the Duke of GLOUCESTER'S Link-dry. the same was celebrated at Bug.hot, lac the Duke and Duchess listing a select party of ',lends at dinner, and other rejoicing., to celebrate the happy return of the Royal Duke's natal day. I'rince LEOPOLD returned on Saturday ev g t. 'limier at Claremont, from his visit to the E irl th* CRAVEN. at leis seat in Berkshire. There is not the slightest boutidat• for the state ment which has been published of the house nn the .state at E-her„ which has been purchatird by Psissee LILOPOLD of Dr. ANoEeSoN, tiring in tended for the residence of the Duchess of KENT. The fact is, the house is Soo small, and in no re spect calculated for the residence of her Royal Ilighsetwo, and no such arrangement was contern !slated. The only reason for Prince ili0P01.1) Husking the purchase was, because the laud was eosin:awls to has resi•letica at Clotemotit, Tlie Earl of iIARROWBY arrived in town on Alandsy evening (rum Both, and dined with the Earl 01 1,121.1tP001., at Liverpool Honor, Wlisseliall. Thr Exeter patty of consediatro, we ore :ippy • announce, are safely arrived at Exeter Iron. Guerniter,•lter enenussiering a most perilous pos. •4ge o The taw tiegiot theatre Its that city was .'seised nu Tuesday evening, fur the first lime, to,* rrowiled mul Itrillirsit suilleiice, with the Merchant •t end the elgreeuble .Surprise. Delug is the urrirel 4Y - the .Voila—lt happen.. .4eneladv, that the Mails at 1 / 1 14 PC11•1111 or the year .at not able In be so clad as in summer, When the roads an. • Perlia r „ just um, 'mother cause may 1w assigned, 'li e human rabic ordt Ili that sue tlai!y airrivisip Immo mili . parls for ry 1.14r1i in the prriout popular hilts!', which /.KIW. MIT ursu•v, un which day at heft Three of the Nine 20015. Milts must be drawn. iiatatto and Co. rroneetfilllo inf:witt the Pub be, the Lottery be:lns Next Ttee:dtty.---The wonted srforta.• maim, Nine Prizes of Twenty-on. l'lniumand P.MIld , Money and Comsat., Three of which owe Af drawn Tur..lay. Not two Wasik. 10 a Prise; Luvrest 14 f.—tlazsian sad Co. sold 1,483, it Prize of 20,0005. i• the last lottery, soil recently Fnur Prizes of 301001. Nrvrw i.f SNOW. &r. Rr . at their Ohl Eatab i•lted Ofliers, Royal hicks/nye Cote; 26, Condon, sad 324, 4)4•411-"affrals . • "cu.*, of booboo-Am! ; sad by Usti: Agnes' is Ilse I outstiy. NORIf'ICH' C7FIC FETE. E. T. Beeils. Esq. (Sheriff) Race an eiegiurt din. moist the Norfolk Hold, 'Norwich. last weeltr is his worthy colleague H. Friona. EN. eopurrilem Preston. Rolfe. and Anitin. Aldermen purvey, liankr% C. Brown. mid J. S. Patimion,•the-Fort. man (Jeremiah Ives, Esti ) and the gentlemen of the Grand Jury. and re vers) other city and colon ' try friends. The evening was spent with the ut most harmony and coiirivi.dity; 0e wines were at excellent as the repiist was plentuoto and well 'erred up by Mr. Bofton. An 1111 l g th e Inoue tip. p. sentioncnt• given by .lr. Sheriff 'Booth. (4 gentleman. who with a cultivated understaPiling pommies a truly loyal and liberal hrait) were the two following. which were loudly applauded. and deserve to be recorded : "say the British Constitution remain inviolate; and sway it equally mist the esemarhriseata of Despotism and of Derwriersey"—" Na, the Polities of She bead never interfere with the Frieadslops of the heart " !NORWICH ASSEMBLY. The Assembly at Chapel Field House. Norwich. on Wednesday loot, wits very fully attended for this season of the year. there being spwards of 359 persons preeelit. The Bull was opened by Mr. Jerningbain and Lady Miley in a country thence ; quadrilles only were afterwards kept up with great elegance end spirit to a late bour.—Amosig.t the company we also observed— The H ittb Sheriff (G. S. Kett, Esq.), Hon. Colonel and Mn. Wodelsonse, Hun. Mr. Keppel, Don. Mr. Thelliteon r Sir Jacob Asiley, Lady and the Miss Jertiingbame, Sir Thomas and Indy Preston, and the Miss Preston., Sir Richard and Linty Jodrell, Sir R.J. Harvey, Mr. Charles Harvey, and Mrs. Edmond Woilebuisse, Mr. Mlcklelbweite, Mr. soil Mrs. Marshans t Mr. Stintbnell, Rev. Mr. Marsha.,, Mr. Lumbe, Mr.. Burroughea, Mr. H. N. Berroarbea, Mr. nod Mrs. J. J. Gay, Haw. Prebendary Thorlow, Rem. Prebendary Methold, Colonel Peire, Major Mason, Major Homey, Caplan, Beauchamp, Captain D'Esie„ Mr. J. Harvey, Mr. J. !yes, Rev. R. Balboni, Rev. J. Hansfrey, she Mayor of Norwich and the Miss Boris Mr. Sheriff Francis, Mr. Sheriff Booth, Mr. George Harvey, Mr. K. H and the Mime Harveys, Rev. C. rewire, Dr. Yelloly, Dr. Evans, Rev. L. B. Fester, Mr. and Mn. Manliness, ice. he. he. SPLENDIu BALL AND SUPPER AT BYROM. . On the 4th instant, Sir John and Lady Ftsmaden gave an elegant entertainment at their noble man. pion. in Yorkshire, to r most numerous assemblage of the Nobility and Gentry of the county. The company begun to arrive anon after ten o'clock, when the hall was °locoed by a favourite set of quadrilles, composed by Mr. W. Hardman, which were succreded by waltzes and quadrilles alternately, until nearly two o'clock, when the ►upper room we. thrown open, and presented a most sumptuous display of every delicacy the season could afford. Alter supper dancing was resumed, and kept up with great spirit until five o'clock in the morning, when the company retired highly de lighted by the unceasing attention displayed for their gratification. The York quadrille hand were evgaged for the ball, and gave the highest sati•fac. lion by the spirit and sweetness of the music they performed. Amongst the company were noticed : The Earl of Harewood, Lady Harewood, two Ladies anal three Hon. Mr. Linerlles; I..ady Petro, twe Miss POI'S, HMI. E. Prom, Lord and Lady Howolca, Sir .1. and Lady ityne, Sir .1. Lady Amelia and two Misses Kaye'', Mr.lttaart Wortley, Lady Caroline and Miss Wortley. Larly Miss Danvers, Mr. and Lolly Mary Tooke, Sir G. and Lady Arnaliage, Mr. Mrs. and two Miss Wentworth'', Colonel and two Miss Cooke. (Wheatley), Colonel Cooke (Oormon), Sir P . Musgmve. Mr. Mrs. sod three Miss Blends, Mr. H. Milne', Mr. Mrs. and three Miss Cloniehs (Gottos), Major Macdonald, Major and Mrs. Crowther, M:pa Manley, Mr. W. Markham, Mr. Mrs. and two Miss H. Markham., Mr. and Mr.. ne rim ide n (N e wby Park), Lord, Lady, and Mies Stour. toil, Mrs. and two Miss Beaumont*, Mr. and Lady F. Low ther. Colonel and Mrs. iTootlford, Capmiss Woodford, Mr. and His Oliver, Mr. Scott, Mr. Becket, Mr. Fenton, Captain Mathews, HO.. E. and Al Fs. %melon, Mr. and Hirer Miss Cathcart'. Mr. Donicombe, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Baram, Mr. Hodgson, Mr. H. and Mr. F. Ramsdeo, &c. Yesteiday the dispatches for Bengal by the ship Al/am. Captain MAYNE, were closed at the East India Muse, and delivrred to the Purser of that shim Passengers per 'lib's— Fur Bengal—Mr. J. C. Paterson, assistant.snrgeon ; M,ssoo. Krul sad Sansisso, free mariners ; Misses Oldham, Hewett, Swinton, mad Patterson ; Mrs. Chapman and OHM; Mrs. S. &mums ; Miss E. Christie sod two Misses Taylor ; 111,01.111. (Milani, Maclean, Charlton, ‘Velchman, Dune, Beasos, Burley, Clayton, mud Carte, cadets. A Court or Aldermen was summoned to meet yesterday at Guildhall, but in consequence of a suf ficient number not intending a Court wits not formed, and the LORD AI•YOR directed summonses to be i►sued for one on Tuesday next. A Meeting has been fixed by the High Sheriltof Breeonshire, of the Free!whirl a 111141 Intinlithnits for the 20th inst. to take into consideration the present distressed state of ilieennittry, and to implore his Majesty to change his Counsels. A list of names snore distinguished for respectability. numbers, or property was sies'er before %slow/wed in that county. In fact. almost all the great landed proprietors re sident i n the ennui). hose *ivied the ftsquisition, together with mirrors's of 100 or the must respect able yeomen. The Aieetieg is expected to be folly stiri•rleil than on miry former ovenaiwti.—The It.4luisilioo is Sigurd by Mr. W 1 I.K 1 P, M.P. fur It:films..lure, Mr. W. A. Matioctis. MA'. for Chipnessham, Ste. &v. Itititsstososs. GnooLucx. sod Co. respectfully aesps.uns the r Friensts that she Sch.-saw the New Year'. I.utlrriess conisios Nise Prizes of 21,0frOf. Com'ls sod y, •nsl riot Too Monks 111 a Pf i7+. 11w prier of Tickri• rrilsie•el, owl those now on Sale will he &coil ow she lisist shy (NEXT 'l . ll/11DAY), she 234 instaiii. sod mire qtrvilly pore IS Cillifere uf she Three Prize* of 24.111N1/ ('on. srr 1. rsll 11, selsich will Iwolrftws shot slay. Ticket's and shares ire now on Sale by RICHARDSON, OtIODLUCK, sod Co. as their Old E.tribli.treil (Mire, illmsk-troildengs, Coro_ hal, where spry *4.1 last Lottery, No. 3,144, 1 , 1 Prize of 21,0514 Consols, is Two Fweirilw, too Ei tt lithe, sod four Sodi, hill Shores. Wr have authority to coutsatlict a paraKraph aliprilred in r Snottily NeWlpoper, ttwd nes cowed tiolo Untie a IIWIIII4 that thc• Pollee-..flier at Shadierll wee to he eho halted. end a *war l'oltve-oflice establialiell to- the lirlichtmillrlatitht HI It will 'sever coo teraphoed to aluthoh the humiliated office, nu part el the lowa rerintrustor a more vigilitot Poiret: It obit first d eotatiaritittg illaeltvr•tli, 1 1 ..1.1ar, anti a strut Latent a/ etnaliti). Lir/ INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF %mai entICH. Ovtioaam., Tomo" )*roar 16. Mrs. estfile's tria►. which was to come. on this morning. is pot off till Friday. ut nitir o'clock. Mr.. Cable lies discontinued her publication of.' h'epiklican. wherein"'.!' , the five libels *were contained .for which she iv now under prosecotioo s sod less declared her intention to give up her bu- - sines, eutirrly. LYSOLVRNT DRIIIYIRS• COURT. TUESDAY, .lANUARY IG. James Thomas Shartou. • coach-maker, was, In pursuance of a ties., girder of the Coed, Monett op again this day, to he ewasined with respect to the state of hie books. Tier Covet entered tato • very Isag and minute ingniry respect tog various raffles is the himilvviat'e journal, which differed extremely fume the entries made under the some heads in his ledger. In the coarse or this inquiry the Insolvent ewe pishiwal this difference in omen instances, by stating that it was the C 1111•1111 et eseichdrialkerr, when they were Arairnos of enhancing the price of any article in their trade, h. make a false entry in their journals, representing that the article in questioa had stood them in • given price, ao that should • purchaser exprem any doubt ; respecting the value of the article, they might immediately refer him to their journals, as an evidence the, they did nut seek to over. charge him. The Court were art satisfied with this expla nation, and after a patient investigstioa of the whole care, they were of npiniuo that the eirciantstances proved is eel. deuce brought the Insolvent within the operation of thel7th section of the Act, and declared that he should not be dr.- charged out of custody for the overleaf twelve mouth.. Edited Coalition, latealn sneer of excise, was opposed by a poor-looking woman of the name of Mary Aim Weldon, on the ironed of his haying indneed leer to give op to Min money to the automat of 600/ under a promise of marriage. The anfortunate woman stated, that the insolvent hail p. r. snarled her to live with him as his wife, and that she had horse him eight childres. The money he had taken from her was the amount of • legacy bequeathed to her by lwr gram!. father, of whore will the Insolvent was an executor. After sbe had consented to live with him as his wife, nod had been introduced in that capacity by the primmer to his friends slid relations, she discovered that be had been married and hail tented of hie wife. This fate abe herself sulrequently experienced. She was literally tarred into the streets by the prisoner with her ehildeen, and was compelled to Perk from the periods the means of robsistence. The story was 1111.1hcieutly distressitsg, bat the Commissioners ohaerved, that it did not come within the operation of any clause in the Act of Parliament; sad, conaeapiently, after orderin4 that the claim of Mary Ann Weldon, to the sons of 50 , 11. should be roweled in the Insolvent's srhedule, the Commiesionera declared hint entitled to the hearfit of the Act, and ordered him to be discharged forthwith. OLD BAILEY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16. The above Sessions ended till. rimy. The Re. corder was occupied the whole of the morning in hearing petty cases, and at three o'clock proc-eded to pare sentence on the Prisoners. The following thirteen convict. were condemned to Death : Murphy, for returning from transportation ; Thomas FJliiit, Joseph Wootton, William &slim*, Michael Harley, and Shellac! Sullivan, for highway rubb►►y; Thurso' Pratt, for burglary ; Joseph P.slmer, James Palmer. Jamey Risk'. and Joseph Perry, foie stealing i■ • dwelling horse ; wad Navy Gays, for highway robbery. The latter Prisemer, who was scarcely able to support herself, wee resandid stag of exerniiiim. Transportation for Life—William Carroll, William Ello, and Julius James. For Forster,. Years—William Lewis, George Wright, Robert Coheo.Thowass Lewis, Thomas Lloyd, Peter Ratehe►, Charles James, Wlllistin Belt, Maria Browo, ITillisM Ruhe'tr, John Cooper Murphy, Samuel Evans, Thomas Williams, and William Hearn, For Sewn Years—John Neale, Francis Angell, Thomas Belt, Lewis Bennet, William Smith, William Thiimai, James Potts, Antonio Paraliu, Miry Knowles, Grange Smith, Jonathan Cox, James Monday, Ellen Rubinson, Joseph Thorn, John Wright, Stephen Reynolds, John Baler, William Faint, Mary Evans ' F.dward Shore, John Wilding, James Sinclair, George Shepherd, Rohrrt Idler, William Watkins, Isaac Ballard, William Cooper, Samuel John Evan% John Daniel, George Smith, William Rich 'olio*, John Jewett, Henry Bateman, Edward Yates, John Dowse, and William Blink. The sentences on the rescue gang were put off until next Scallions. Joseph Sewell was aentencoil to eighteen Notts' impri sonment in the Hoare of Correction. Adam Raga, Henry Turner, Thomas Dna', Thomas Forster, Msrgsret Kelly, Maly Roach, John Pears►, Catha rine Winston, sad Charlotte Tilkin, were senienced to one yese's imprisonment. thigh Burgess, Esther Moses, Margaret Warren, Isaac John, J•mes TuW,,ell, Timmins Godfrey, Julies Verb!, Henry It , Mary Jones, and Jane Bucket, were sentenced to six imprimisment. Several other prisoners were sentenced In various short t►rms of imprisonment, mid to be publicly and privately whipped. The judgment on Antonin Di Costa, Charles King, and Gascnimie Graham, was respited. The Sessions were then adjourned to Wednesday, the 14th of F.-bruary. SURREY SESSIONS. JANuAaT 16. RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS. The Court was this day crowded to hear the Ishii of some persons who had for many year. resided in the Borough, on charges of being receivers of stolen goods. The first prisoner tried upon the charge of receiving stolen goodie was J. gore►, oho lord been convicted on Saturday of having stoke a quantity of floor cloths, the property of Mr.. Temple, in Union street. The 9oor•cloth had hems rut from the floor of a !move belonging to Mrs. Temple, and two days afterwards was found in the pos session of Gower, who not bring able 1.1 give a Old isfeciory account hove he came by it, the possession was considered 114 prino . facie evidence of Ins being the thief, and upon it he aa. convicted. In the present case two )IIIIIK men, named Sloane mad Clark, were indicted her loavong stolen, ■cad J. (.'ore► for Issvanu received a quantity of lead, the property of Mr. H. holvesorr, of tit ".end, Hlaelonnantreet. Th.! Jury found Gower Gully of roceiving, and Clark and Sloane Craig of staling the lead. CHAIRMAII sentenced Claok and Sloane to hr trans ported lur 'even years rack Gocer was sentenced to lie ivals.pol It for at vets s ear. can the roresl. - f indictment, fur Ihroo-eloth, and to lee transported fur fourteen years fu► receiving the lewd. Several urines's.' gone the Poisoner Goner au eseelkot characher fur inolusle), honesty, and subromy, as a trades man, which they said he had burin fur many years al she Horroorgb; they were greatly *taloned ■t hearing of Ike charge. Catharine Salmon use indictee, for having received tea stoles. IMuk. and a t..hle•thrill, tiw property of Mts. M. &Lewitt, of Cidphano Bow. The Jury found the hiumer (hilly, and the rot RT veto feared her to be imprisoned tat Ire mouth• to the common Cvul. A destructive lire broke out on Monday oo:gloi, at Thorpe Melo, m Iltrtfortwhore. the reettlenee of Mr. CAWFBLV.T. BOWEN, which burnt it to the ground no two hour., together, with cititch-liOuw Nod stabloug contiguous, anti a rock of hrq. It %114 occassonetl by the ne li ltgruee of at ar•vont atttoog tire to the CliftBlllll in gulls to bed. GRAND FETE AT MOUNT JULIET. KILKENNY. OVO Nett Yeker-day the nemerons tenants,' of the Earl of - Carrick 'were eutertriiiril by that ix-, centred Nbbleman at Mitinit Juliet, in r style 4 , 1 rich and genuine hosl•italily. The. fernivnits of this interesting scene were consider:Oily esiliarunsl by the tinenenw of the day ;_and the entire comae of lip urea. so amply dispensed on the °era. sion, eittnbitert • apeetatie of the most cheering %end. The Noble mid munificent host entered largely into the spirit or these enjoyment'', which derived a powerful charm froin his polite and boos pitable astruluittes-; and on every side the Milo °core of Iris kindly feeling was Kroh fully •pl•arrut. The pleasures of the day commenced in one n enlace s when the s•sembled praatiotry„ in 111-ir 1,4 4 444 1114444, firmed in d.ncing order in front of Mount Juliet House, and tripped it down with admirable *pith. to. the enliveu n ►g snoods of pope and fiddle. The girl* were dressed with peculiar neatness, and, in the simplicity of their rural ces 'tome, looked indescribably interesting to the rye of taste. When the meet,' party had gone through the evirlutions of the long dance, with chsracteris tie spirit and agility, they adjourned to the firm yard, which was cowered for the occasion with • Ire awning of canvass ; and, at three o'clock, the compost) , sit down, in excellent order, to dinner. A profusion or substairtial fare covered the tables, and the attention of the Noble Earl, assisted by the lion. and Rev. James Butler, Isis Lord.laip's brother, were most happily promotire of general comfort. Stewards, to the miming: of 70, wets appointed to preside liver th e ' ,Jens o n.* of th a festive board ; rod these gentlemen having taken dinner before the other guests were sum , maned to the table, were thus enabled to fulfil the doves of their appointmetit with more complete. effect. After dinner the glass circulated with the b-st spi , it. and convivial happiness was at its height. The beverage was punch ; and its mirth-insp ri properties were soon apparent in the general air- Amon of that social pleasantry which ruled the feast. Cider, air, and porter were profusely served, and every arrangement was ordered with a liberal attention to the convenience and happi n►ss of the joyous party. We regret that we mina enlarge so fully as we could wish mi the character acid circumstances of this splendid fete, which will long he remembered in the vie'. nit* of Mount Juliet. The demeanour of the Noble Earl. on ibis occasion, was such as roost etote.tr him more warmly than ever to those of whose to terms he has so long been a generous and steady patron. The following toilets were given in the order we observe in their artaingement, and were drank with unaurinueted enthusiasm : The King, Gott bless him. Ireland—prosperity to it. The Ebel ..f Carrick, sod may his example be imitated by all Irish lanollorda. The Countess of Carrick, the Mead of the pour, and the best 44 wives. lady &arab Bailer, and may she ialselit all the virtues of bee worker. The Cou•less Dowager of Csrritk. The Plnitc,h, and *neves. to Farming. The Fleece, and may it produce • gulden are. . The Shank'. sad may our ears ewer ceaae to be regaled with it. music. The Me►inu Factory, the pride of oar Country, and may its prwyperity keep pace with the blessiaga it lias differed around U 4. The Inhs'iiiaata of Tlimartown, and may their pi °ape. ily keep pare with the wishes of their Istothirit. The Worthy Sovereign of Thositaatown, sad may we lung have the hearth of his exertions. Joke Power, Esq. and the K.lks•ay Club. The High-Sheriff. Bayly, Esq. The company separated et eight o'clock. CORN LAW OF SPAIN. FERDINAND VII. by the Grace of God end the C. , o•iitutioo of the Spanish Alinowehy, l(ung of Spam, to al whom the. presents s h a ll come greeting : Know ye that the Cortes have received, and we have sp. prnved the folloeritte : —The Coeies have carefully observed ■II the formalities prescribed by ibe Couslitutiou, mod have 41..cler'd as follows : Article f. The importation of wheat, barley, rye, Indian corn, millet, oat., and all °Orr zraior, aq well as foreign flour, is herrhy prohibited in all the po►ta of the Peninesila, or of the adjacent islands, mean time, that the fatter, of wheat, the price whereof is taken as the regulator of all the grain., Mies not exceed four dollars, and the quintal of flour six dollars. Att. Y. The price of the wheat and of the flour must he nnelerstowl to be that of the average prices of all the prinripal inierkeis of the Peninsula. Art. 3. This Rieri ll4ooo shall continue and endure, stolid the Currra, at their next Session, in 1821,8114 direct other- Wise. Art. 4. This Regulation ►h•Il not apply to R ay gra i n w hi c h may have po v ttttt rly arrive the ports of the Peninsula, or of the adjacent Island', which may be litre on the rireipt s.f this. Art. S. The Baleares Islands are, in the judgment of the Government, excepted from these Resolutions during their pow. nt nit/nippy ritnation hot no grate whatever Atilt be admissible front them into any port► of the Peninsula Isere. by rod, . . . . • Art. 4. The Canary Islands are also excepted under the same rfttrietions. Art. 7. The inland trade if all the provinces, as well as the exportation of all kinds of gram from the ports, shall be aluolistely free. Art. 8. The importation or gram into the Baleares and the Canaries, most he underatond without prejudice to Ike actual duties. Wherefore we command all our Tribunal., howlitfil, Chief, , Goveruois, awl all gusher maihorilies, civil as well as 11 , 1illtaly MIA eeelsite.tir, or w h a t ever w ore or dignity, that they observe, and rause this decree to be slnrtly utwerved and exersilrol, in all its provisions, sad that it be primed, published. and correlated. (Sigurd) BY THE KING. Royal Palace, September 6, 1820. Oa Saturday and Nitatiday se'notight, in coolie quener of the tueirsursit weatl•er. and the scarcity of eneploineett fr the stoppige of the river W.itr ICY. SI goatitity of llsetadl cowl was seat from the vollieries of the Hight Flout. Loud STEW ART sot I tlr. LAMDTOII, it, cants, for the use of the i•ttor of Sunderland and it* twlghtstoutivmal. Ott the follywittie Tuesday the river was ch arra of ice by the rapid thaw, slid roils hare sluice that peri , 4l beet, dst:y seta thorn iii keels, from the content.* cf . Lord ST6WART and Mr. LAWITON for the amine purpose. The fitters s.-ty grin rintsly't re the e!ge of their keels, 'aid the •ktlittetri their litwitr. The coals were distributed under the direct nu of the Cunturtee of the Soup Estoblullineitt.. 7W TV R. STATE OF TflE ODUSIEFTOW Jail 1.. . ..L....,.. 11112119. 9 t. 1 apt Reginald 1.4 us 1 apt Ake . 14 to 1 apt Gustavus 10 I. 1 •pt Motel 14 t. 1 apt Chasm 20 to 1 opt Yuma. • OAKS. 0 let ern My PA! 9 In I *fit Reilly IS to t apt Wen to Steel- 10 to I opt Z.-al. ermi • 9 to 1 at Je Solgeot IT.. 1. 1 r t+ 14 ilO I opt Colwell • r 118 to •pt My L•dy. 7HE CHASE. , 10. The Sitrrry fox-hound@ meet to-morro*. *1 411iten• ; and Satuirky, at Farley (area. The harriers meet ever, The Mate of GraAon's hishods meet iiis flay, as Itt..k e (Reaves} Park ; and Friday, St Little Ilorwood, al half vs•t• ten. The Quotation lipped* meet this thy, at Widmerponi; to.morrost, at tAe MA mile atone on the Leiresteyimid Welforil; and Saturday, at Clifton, at tiro. The Cramein boil* meet this flay, at roman Wood': and Friday, elkKoopern Grose, at haltpaat tea. GREAT PEDESTRIAN MATCII COMPLETED. • Mr. Arnut, a Somersetshire yeoman, it has been meted, Matted no the North road on Wednesday last, to go Iwo hunched and sixty-four miies in four day■, which is far , beyond the power of • horse to pe►form. His first stage WII4 Dorchester, in tiksfurdshire ; from thence be took • multi east route to Nottingham, twit in Doae•ate►, and back mi Lincolnshire, where he oompleted the ritraorilitisry under. taking at 'lmo o'clock en Saturday night, although the weather was Nandi against ►im.-11e completed Site First day 72 miles in 19 bosom. Second day 69 miles io 80 bowls. Third day Fourth day • •• 80 miles in 21 boars. ••• Total The pedestrian was Minn. Charting' op the Ihird day, and ke kink much tore to tkstie Nat day's work. Ilis blistered feet were relieved by worsted being drawn through the blisters, which was left in. I ST. ALBAN'S ELECTION. On Sainnlay the poll finally closed at twelve n'elork, w hen the Mayor declared Sir Heavy Wright Wilson daily electcd s she numbers being hie Si r Henry Wright Wilson Charles Ross, Esq. John Easthope, Esq 177 ESCAPE FROM PRISON. A lad named John Smith, only twelve years of ag►, made his escape from the Borough Complier on the afternoon of Sunday last, by IMPIIII4 of an accomplice oboist his own aims mid age. It appeared front the investigation ..1 the, ease, that the meomplice presented himself at the Rat• of the prison.and requested to be admitted to au itamyta_ f.tr wheat he 11,1 d swum • dinner this being complied wjth, he .Wan nut long with his friend in iuiquity lwfore h► chancel% clashes with bim, and Smith, the tad under rankness's., walked forth wish the empty plates. the turnkey•,4l4.l having the least suspicion, readily opened the gales. The fraud wits ...sin discovered, and officers guirdiscistel, wM wire more placid their prisoner In safe custody. Beth e hoys are in prison, Smith for a rohliely, and the 4.111. r for a misde.. meanor 1u effecting the escape of the form. r. POLICE. sow tte►ct. Yesterday George nOWN was examined to ibis office, or a charge of having stoles, the watch of Mr. Mellows Mese whether, in the •ventie leading So she pit of Cuvrot•gardeo theatre. The Prisoner had been parlieulatly noticed b) the Piorrentor from the constant and apparently siiiiiecesimq hustle he reused at the time of IM opening the pot duAs. The officers of the theatre *celled iherowlves to diatover the depredator, robberies of such description haying hero ally frequent of Intr. The Prisoner was well known at there(' as an old thief by Mr. Dirow, and also by throttler's. lie was committed for further examinatior., in 11w hope of trseimy the watch to his poavessitoi, but should sisal es pectati kkkk not he wals.od , the Ilfsgisirate oh dared his ileho - 'nineties to restrict him as a reputed thief under the Police Act. FALSE CHARACTER. Joseph Kilted* was brought to the °Wire nn Mamlalt sighs, heavily trussed, from the City of Gloueester, ehsriesil with robbing the house of Joseph Chilly, Eaq. in Redford- • square, of a taigas quantity of silver plat.: of cuswiderahk value, on Ilse night of the 6tb December last. It appeared that the Prisoner had been in the rerview sr Mr. Chitty fora short time as a footman, having lived is the same rapacity with Mr. Park, the Bilrfilltft. Os his applying to Mr. Chilly for the place, Mr. Chitty learaesl that he had left the service of Ms, Park WNW time, lint was content to take the Prisoner's character from Ike gentleman with whom he ssid he bad Isit lived. This cha racter, it afterwards appeared, was false. After the Pro scoter had herd in Mr. Chitty's service fur a short time, he absconded with the pi operty, fur which Ise was new cunsusitteil for trial. John Carter was next put to the bar, and o►dered to Sad bail for a iniailemeanor in attempting to steal a honk, the property of the Earl of Hasewassili frau sbellieble Eat l's carriage. Yesterday morning the body of a gentlemanly-looking man was fonsd floating on the basin of she ran*, nese Maiden-lase, Bottle-bridge. He was about 6ve feet Wu inchea high, dressed in &brows top coat, lined with WM, blue clues coat nod pantaloons i black waistcoat, and high-tows ; be wore two handkercbiefs roused hie seek. Thieve was we mark ow hie lines, nor card or paper about him to lead to discovery of who he was. There were its marks of vtolencsi on biro person. The deceased had fourteen shillings sad sixpeiice in silver, and steepest* in copper; two penknives, and • handkerchief in his pocket. The body appeared to have been some days in the water. The deceased 111% moved to the vault tinder Islington Church. An inquest wilt be held us the body thieday. A curious circumstance occurred •t the last County Sessions. The Grand Jury in returning their Bills. gate in the one against those men vino were indicted for assaulting some Members of the University, oil the evening that the Queen's friends insisted on an illumination. with • note on the back of it, stating that none of the witnesses could be found. though the were all in Court. On inquiry. this was found to be the csee. and the Jury cum..- retJrned to examine them. Whilst they were absent, the persons accused all pleaded guilty. and Mr. Itossasom, the Solicitor. was making in. tert•eation with the Court, for • alight punishment. aitheyeapresned contrition for what they had dun., wise• the Grand Jury came into the Court with the. Words—Not a tire Bill, eitehist these very Pets's" who had •It pleaded G•illy I—(llzybrd Herald./ 1 I ti