The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-20 00:00:00

. . . . , . •- . ' , . Tilifi ST) • I who nomad, that Royal wills are secluded mast Plebs oficuisri and the. Monnegrine 101 ar" ii 3 L • I • *hew some legal authority for such exclusion. As to n e t t o a l I i low Otsimaa troops to eater the tenth of AL wit , tha dille°111 " which ha " hey. Fainted oat 1° II " basis. This Pacha, who bas bees prescribed by the OM Preettdi°3' such as the demanding ' P ersona/ amests Peen. has Foetid by the eircunstaten of the limn, 311 • of the King, they are of a nature easily to he get over. Certainly It would niftier be decorous nor pehaps law- tocollect and organise •• nadderable fern, to defend or .. , fel for the Court to demand personal answers from the himself is case of aa attack. Secure e sthe r , Forvereiga ; . hat the Court may diseases with Alki,al aad Epirus, be was treagw i ith th Bot side als o s t 1111. • Pella"' Imam: the Court may and "le" 1 ° Chiefs, who had also shakes off the authority of the lad shape its modes of practice according to the circuit- r „ maws of the amooo as to attain sa b anat i a l justice. uses.. Such a defection may operate la firma of the HU 1 1 , 1 :: As to the delicate gtesdoes relative to this Lady's Ibeltelo• whs an raid le lave boneks, sompills6 to raise the birth sad claims to exalted rash, wbieh questions it le the siege of Saloolea, by the arrival of stamens' rein lad said finish a reason for mot eatertalaing this cause, foreseeing to the Turkish army . It client be die- Wi • the very soma Pia"" might "as into "me is ea" of „enabled that the cause of Greece is sow in a very ern - tie the death of say Member if the Royal Family , sad the tidal situation. The Turks being Now freed from Court would be besod to immediate* aft those goes- preheasioa of the Russians, wools! seem to be maki tions if they shosloi arise- At sal .p- in! At the enclasion of the Leaned Advocate's ergo- great preparations for as advisees oa Linde* sad Mi I • ' newt. the Mans.—The Dews 8e Sir .bate NICTIOLL said be should take. time to caa• iag.Actordingtethe Parts paper, paperi aSan i s ine powerfulpiFt:ast French ti j o l , - The sitter the case, sad give jedgment ea the 'text Court army is samobnag on IM „ odors, ism " th, . , r • w3 ' moo remariab4 airountasoe is the mem ]. of a sanitary caries, , aad similar asonalesta the Si Imre of this day, however, wee the apposnace of Olive an to Pia" tta the 31tatha ride if the Pfelaa". Pa Fellness of Cumitesiand hint& la Court. " Her " Spas," says on of than paper!, " will sees he the • ' Higiness" wars Windy aniegetet is a bright sti nt ___ j - . titenn'of great evests—the pude s an is frost • At i .- . • net "lit body lad whits draperies , with a lar g e 91. nab other.—The natal Is shoot to emsamitmi: A. . , kg whim bewail. nratostated by a here white -"--• • VZ:f hathkrs; While her blaily rouged sad jovial •liiiiita • " from Spats' however, which havestehltlifigi • coaateassee vied with the falser of her air "Oa 13th last., tePtew" the "a" of Palau dal" I° t h, : ' • 146 arm. Ells was attesied by asset of (katlimaa, be sales sod regular. Oa the 10th a preposition was do t or Mealier oilforoseestr. and was accomnsodateil with approved by the Corte, for as aagipeatatiou of 11,800 g 14 ° ." Immediatelybabied au " of the mad C" n the "dt saws to e militia is active service, is nasiderstien of • : I the disturbed state of some of din provinces Ind tbe be •1; ' • . ind sa sa y sp or ic t ioar " ris cin at ots ili ta a aces t wereofaidher,coar th e simP animalsal. somber fone l i s t Spai regu a ld i r t l appee emeL ve. wo Th u e ld w at the gad of ea • 1 i, 1 ' . • did ael appear at all abashed by the severity . ., , . : . AST 'mu of the EXHIBITIONof the EGTP• / ' . .... .TEAK TOMll.—The Ponds are i s informed. ,•' .._... ,7- ' - hole •of the See. oale iPmeld wllliel wouW hi available for active seniors . On o nsemtb, set emceed 45,000 met, of whem r; t the EGYPTIAN TOMS will CLOSR ea SATURDAY. th e Ina the Cart" duetted a" semi Pe1"1••• to ml • "" it•• lista" what the realialar Lute Paribas" at the !reach refugees devise from prneentien at home for ag ' . Sale will be delivered.—There are a fort artistes of Anti- - .._. , quitf _ remaining at the Tomb en Sale Pty Print* Contract. rlincill offences, which they had previously, greeted he ' - — ollo taaes 0 •• Waal. to the Italian patriots escaping frog; a foreign invader. : r ; b MAILS. Flumes Futons, Jane 17.—Five pee Cents. *posed in • - 9 0 4 1 , aka." Dahlia DV& I AWL Hellen - 0 saa• at 91f. 70 e. ; closed at 91 f. AlLL—Bank Suck. iw . - • ' t . I Waterford - I 0 ilhosibro' - - 9 1,632 f. 50 c.—Ezelaaage ea Liaiiii, one mufti', 25 E as , . • 0 . S Jaen! - • I 'now -• 0 60 e. ; three months, 25 E 35-e. . . lo ' I • 1 Lisboa -- 0 o Mandan - 0 It i . • Oates • 0 . .....—.....-- • . o. PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. Sc PEWS OF STOCKS. AT ONE O'CLOCIL.-THIS DA Y. -4.• . . Pr • list Stook .. ...... 410 ladle saidt. .. •---- p o o t , R o g_ ....., „pan n hoo p on y o, wpm. The Lords lot again is Committee en timlfeenloge t, • ' teek.l * /et 4lepettdmeent DUI; sad are to sit agate; -TbeilUi ly 1 -* ' '''''' k ' ' - • ': ' ' 1 44Z 11 ........... : _g al it:stet: 0141 Asa Onto ....., 9lll 1 11z.1111106 I 111. dis.per • ... Vi nfir.:.; " • . \ MS. jet. Is as Is the Comatose some very interesting matters were is . .. , . „ - .. : .... - * ,„ ~,;,,a „ „rob 1.10 —Sono fte. k. ow. eider diseassios. Petition were permitted for the ,i,....,, • C . A. , .. ' t • .4"4* es'. - •••• M . C"' Sr m e i •• • • 1 1 repeal of the Salt Tee; thin were free penes' ~ • wawa: ' 1 144. Ti,.... ...IL f.o. togged I. the &lodes in Corawall.• rabies* for a *tatemnan. repeal of the Leather Tee from differeat places in Ire• ! a ~ II 'earthy the mnion g do , sirens orsnienaa"ss orosturnAsve writ a rue bled. There e dam " are we • -.-i . STATICUSAIL" of the Collective Wisdom of this cation; oy pray for ' '. Po a repeal of two of thonsest oppressive iamb ca Belated of • 1 ' i .' : ' 144 - LONDON, DIT to redoes th e most erne! aid ruinous offices ; failing, "tatrosoat INIIIII. AVMS 20, 1822. as they do, with the greatest weight e 0 Inn, We ol --...--- litillffE NEONANGS. ?roars WCLOCE. greatly ',prove of the geed snore a t . elm's. is M ,-,, k VI hiller pare of the monolog , the ilarket was PraOsg for eke "" 1 "Pea; • • """• 111 ‘ 1,111 " 4 Ig o .. . 1111 ' M. 805 tCoasele) for the Account; but as eel- ' '..iiilliTetrosa Iran came into the Market, and per- •:-.-'' ..... '•!,, ...': 'so thousand, which raised them to 805. at i • lightealag of the berths. is absurd end childish to desire, when we knew that the tee. themes a D little pruned, stiU live.. lid that alt the hoot of el 4 i , 1 which price they remain, with a steady Market. The tales la the 'slope of Eselaestes, Colleetin, Soper. xi news by the French papers this esornieg, of the aug- ri "" a" lists bows what else are still maiatalaed al ti , in fall force, ready to levy it with the more vigilance g atentation of the Cordon de Saute, on the Spanish frontiers, is the g I topic on 'Change, with se. and ri g our * to , rheas opinions on the subject. A petition was presaged from Mr. how KNionv . roams FUNDS. complaining of his treatment In the Castle of Lasses' ori , r ter, while uaderg9lag a 'eaten* of imprisonureat, la I All All foreign securities this manly are rather dell hi ,; • which was long In sale, and little business doing is them. Another taongh, God knows, without beiog ti put to hard labour, and is a damp cell ! Mr. B. Wu.. .1 : "i ,* Spanish Loam is talked of, but there is so certainty. as 1 it ': yet, whoa it will tabs pine. Spunk Mew). •• •• •• • al Deal" (Gild) Mtn Nunn ........ .......::. 811 1 New CN:le"iumbiltaa..•••• •• •• • 501 ,in gamer, said, that Mr. Exissav, had been e; im. co ll et/feted c/levi..g attiveded a Meeting at ileachester P three years ago. The Hon. Member took upon him- ••• 10 1 se lf to deny that any of the cells in 'Assailer Castle r s l i 8 •1 Premiss BB were damp; so for so good, talting this *poi the I . ' • —.gm— word of Mr. B. WiLnaau•st, who had sever yet bon al •:' . . NEWS FROM CHINA. confined is those cells, and consequently esunot be so ni • ' RICIITID AT LIAITD'S TIM 1101/NlllO. good a jodge as to that matter asblr.K a tonr:bst,theAord • ' The American ship Ann and Hope is arrived in the tenor , Mr. WILBRAHAM. for Aerie/ besot Fie_ • - vi ~ o f P' Chanuel from China; she sailed 19th February, and . 1 5 etteattieg • meeting? Nothing more did he say. 0 : brings advice that it was expected the differ/aces be- however, aad there sat the Miaisters baring the ti twee' the English and the Chinese would shortly b' planation in the bands of the Hon. Member and wor, al settled. The Company's ship Repulse sailed from ti thy Magistrate. The House bad nest to hear the P e - o , China for England on the 12th February, and the as • Kent was to follow on the 26th of that month, and B. 111 of a Mr. Priddle, who, it appears, has b ee s a e. ti the latter will probably bring decisive intelligence her sally reclined to seek maintenance in the work-h ouse , di ° after baring kept a public house upwards of twenty f a ' arrival will be saxiously looked for. 14 4 :. i ___......_._ yeah ; this is one of these instants of the t en se - al It 1 L Extract of a letter from Sierra Leone, Feb. 26 : lateen of the Licenciag Syetesa, which are Tinered. au l'hollegrech Brig or War Li Hung. Is arrived is every day, but are sot selliciestly pressed ger the at- w , •, : . the harbour of Freetowe frees a cruise to the Lee• tondos of the public. This petition was Very ably co i • ward. She proceeded down the coast as far se Greed sad properly prenatal to the House by Mr. James, al- T I the Magistrates conversed ;insan e ly un d er t oo k t o to • s Bans. and fell ia with and boarded several Slave ships thaaffh Mr. Past. is menially a knowledge of *se of ' l l w S T ader she French Sag ; but did not seise or detail' any I ' ' . if them. We did entertain a hope that the arrival of vouch for his Ammeter, thought tantekly, for who could ".. 4 Preach 'teasel of War on this part of the coast would seta Peati••• is which emelt? was Os Mill Wig ... re trid as of Slave vessels under the Rego/4610005t Chris- complaleed of sad is which cereals fam ou s v i s iti ng i t dais Majesty 1 bat it appears that the visit of the afegistrates were (*steroid, withoutsome little Sue• as r: ' throe served bat to give an increased portion of con• picion that web complalat was tot altogether use w 1 *j ou , an d oa d oo l ly to the French Slave Traders . It tre e?— The coaductbf certain Magistrates in smother C. sinew is a fact, that a few days new s large Slave Ship of nasty likewise came before the House . There were al l discoid's was elansind by his Majesty's brig This, 'a parson and a pla an and it appeared. by the N • tie, attains within cannon-shot of the islands do Lose, ...,_ „ n ~ . ' ant that a schooner from Gores is at this moment in "'"`"" es ' ° ' •" r ' LA ' Rg ' jili lai very amiable Ught.th° l l 6 1b '- tke Me Panges trading in Inman beings. The fiel; it was in their tree light, as the constant sad never. m „„,„,,,,1 o f t h e C apta i n o f t h e Heron, th a t be b a d mat failing persecutors of the people, armed as they are a d : with four vessels of his owe nation Bled with Slaves with the Femora gives them by Alto which we and go - at Cape Mount, bat his instructions did not authorise not moo , him to detaia them, tally exculpates that che e r, and --• TIN" a" has reined es ,auction is , • . the blame must be attached to smother (leaner. lag of the Hundreds of Rockford in Suffolk:to petido• IP 1 1, ...... for Reform. aid bad drives the Petitioners legs room, n Paris papers which have arrived to the 18th last., threatening that liens there they sheald exceed one al '' , ' .lying iatelligease from Green sod Spilt. As u- more than Argyle somber they would disperse sheds. The l 4 dole from Venice, dated tits id into states, that the petition, bossier, wbich was prisested by Xs W, Sow- e ! A S . .. ' i . i . c• ' , 1 i I \ '. • 'ATESbiAN. LIT aad prays fee Refers& has net the less weight with it analog satin loch circumstances. as. ever) eae must am save the twe " reepeerebk mea " whose Judgment sad temper seggested this mode of sending e prayers to Parnassus at the present crisis. sad the member for Suffolk par e.reelleore. We have no tine to notice the other topics, and indeed. which were tile most important; sanely, the currency and tithes in !relent,. Suffice it to say. for the bat, sad we eirogratelate the country (for this, lodged, is the affair of the whole_ nation) that Mr. iodinated his intention of making a ma vies ea the subject of it. in a short tine; withoet know. ing what his intentions are, we know that good will re sult from the discussion. We shall the. see, no doubt, Ir. &canto, raise th, standard of 'Cbauge Alley. We expect he will undertake to make out t►e ease of t►e Jews. and show as bow the aseggot between there and the ration stands Mos fart as for the future. yrs leaf, t►at. with the utmost eoefidence to the " Wisdom of Parliament." Among the corrections which the Marriage Art Amendment Bill is designed to effect, it is mach to be regretted that some means have not yet been suggested of removing t►e unfortunate and pernicions anomaly that exists in the clasbing laws of the United Tiliep does respecting divorces. In England, a dimmer' effected by Act of Parliament, and a marriage may be dissolved, whether celebrated i■ Englaad or is Issabsd ; in Scotland. a court of law, long *stabile& sib oad coatirmed bj the seises Act of Cake, sod , combining as to its cognisance of marriage. the pre rogatives of theHigbCosrt of Parliament, as well as those of Doctors' Commons, exercises the power of di ssolsieg marriages, and of leaving parties at liberty to marry again. In the ease of parties whose marriages have been celebrated in Scotland, no questions has ever arisen, or is likely to arise, as to their exercise of the power of divorce. Bat where the marriage bad been celebrated in England, on accoeet of matrimonial injuries committed and proved i■ Scotland. bad assumed the liberty which the law of Scotland al lowed him, of marrying again, be ►as, on residing Is England, been tried for bigamy—the divorce pro menaced la the Commissary Court of Scotland has proved of no avail. and he has actually bees found le gally guilty, is England, of an offence of which the Court is Scotland dilates him to be morally and legal ly free. It is needless, one would think, but to mention as inconsistency so scandalous and mischievous as this, to order to obtain its speedy removal. .esterday his Majesty gave iodine:es to the Earl Mverpoel, Marquis of Londonderry, Mr. Peel, art Melville, red the Earl of Warwick. Should his Majesty ger to Seethed, it is fully as• dept.& is the best informed circles, that be will lint spas/ a month at Brighton, in company of the Prime au Prisons of Denmark, sod several branches of est own August Family .—(Brighigoa Chro t ick.) The Royal ball at the Palate of Cavite. House to al K. lw-the **fly part of the evening, for the Jove al 4 away treble families. The invitations the patty afterwards ate mach more extensive than N the former evening. Ertunsort, Jots 19.—The Prince sad Priscess of Rework arrived here on Monday, aid slept at ties Castle Inn that 'right. The distiaguished either , Yefleeied the Castle aid St. George's Cathedral yester- Li moraine; they left the Castle In two carriages is a aftersooa, went over the Ferry to Eton, viewed Eton-college, and from thence proceedeti by Salt - hill to Oxford. : 111 Lord Stewart's carriage and saddle bona sad set ' wants left his Lordship's hosts is Park-lase yesterday morning, to embark for the Continent, preparatory to his Lordship's immediate ntura to his Embassy at the Austrian Coast. Dtrawr, June 18.—His Excellency the Magness Wellesley now resides at the 'Viceregal Lodge, Phreaix Park. Yesterday, the Lo►d Mayor, Sheriffs, and Corp..' ration of Dublin had the ►onosr of dining with the Marquis Wellesley. This is the casual city dimmer. We are Wry to state that Mr. Oregmy will be able to resume his official duties about the close of next week. On Thursday afternoon Sir B. Bloomfield, scrota panted by his brother•in-law, Ryder Pepper, Esq. arrived at Knocklofty, where they remain a few days on a visit with Lord Hutchinson. HAYMARKET TREATRI.—The Swiride was repeated at this Theatre last night, and the several characters of the piece sustained with 100141 than former success. In one of the Morning Papers, it is erroneously stated. that the repetition was opposed'{ but the slight segos of disapprobation that was expressed. arose only from the omission of a scene, through the accidental thiourea a favourite Actor. who afterwards completely satisfied the aadieace by his explaaation. Mr. Wrottesley has given notice of a. mottos fir cleave se briny is a Bill to prevent ;Persons conveying washings, and other substaaes arising from the pro cess of making gas, into my river or other waters-I The 11 Me Member would etuder a great benefit epos this metropolis by extending his Bill to dm conveyance of soap•lees through the public street. The stench issuing from it on its passage is dreadfully ...Resin, and at this season of the year particularly must prove injurious to lbe health of the inhabitants. A waligsast fever bashes° very prevalent in Paris. and a great i f burials daring the present month. Malty English families hare qaitted Paris le CIPORNIMAMICR. A recent letter from Amsterdam. says—. There le still es appearance of any improvment in the corn trade. Nay, is point of fact. prices ere new depressed more than ever. Unless a change take place speedily. melancholy eosseqaences mast be apprehended. One sacrifice already to Ibis eta•, of things we have to citation :--Yesterday the respectable firm of Buttr esses and Co.. is this city. suspended payment. It is hedged meat assatisfactory to have to advert to the general laagner that every where attends commerce." Baths, and even basins and cups, are made of dee Dartmoor Granite: theme maanfaetared from do rot are particularly beastifal. It is especial I. °MIN& I dle whole line of Rail-road will be opened. and a Large exportation will :ake placeo—(lferirr paper.) aHlPrairG lATELLIUSAVVN. MAL. Juna 19.—Came atoms the river lest algid, ',impost. the Mergers, of Ely. Kay, for lndi a; the Gmaeral Howit, Penrose. for ditto; Nymph. H..lm. son, fur the Cape of Geed Hope; the Eclipse, Shuttle. worth, for ditto; the Lady Popham Jenkins, fu r J a . oleic.; the William, Jones. for QtLibee; the Allies, Stephenson, for ditto; tbe Leas. James. for Cent/pa; the Titus, Mill, for Akwastiria. The whole saile.l last night except the two lodine,* ; which ships aw e d te . day about 2 P.M.—Arrived and sailed for the river, thi Murray, Thomas, from Madeira; the asenes, She,, from Marseilles.—Wind E S.E. PORTIIMoUTN, J 0244 19.—Sailed H. M. S. &reek. tioeaire for Plymouth.—Arrived the Jean, B ea u s , from Melees, and par wader aptareafiae.—Wiest S. FALMOUTH, Jun. 18.—Arroved the Countess of cheater packet, from the Meditername, last from tliD raltar, in It days; the Doke of Distillates/6 pa a h tl , from Lisboa, is eight days; sad Robert and M. . # Slade from Condos.—Wind S. S E. WarmolaTil, Jots 19.—Passed this Pali, Ilia ma. ford, Ihrwined, from Bombay. At a General euart of Proprietors, field rattc .4 4 at the East India Hesse, the fellwriag liesolatlesere adopted : Resolved. That the existing limitselea as to the aka of vessels employed is the East lidia Trade is a meta; the cemeeet with the East ladle Company, e. arYieh th e faith of Perliameat is pledged. flat this Court easeadoemeest M the reiinapishe t se of this part of chef:marmit e rams meipmeal are obtaiwed by the ressoval of East ledint i rr as hips to the right vet fell British rogWey, sad by tie Weis. sins of 'agars from British fedi& !fit,, hems aaasavapiaar oa equal terms with sugars preload is otherdspead• series of the British Empire. That this Court are 'educed to adage Sew Wesel, does. not merely ou commercial grenade at affect* the people of the trailed Kingdom, has ea 'shelf et one hundred millions of oar fellow subjects is ladle, whom rights and interests are iseolved Iherela , ,eel • which it is the bound's duty of the East ladle Ces patty to pretest. The prise of gold has fallen to no. 6d. the aa ast . Wog did. below the Mint price, a eirenteemsee whisk has Dot takes place since the year 1797, and was at very rare occurrence previous to that ports& GOLD AKo SILVIII BULLIOII.-4y a Parlial.4loll, Eaters presented to the Hoe.* of Lordr, it appears, t h at th e D u m ber of Ourices of Geld Bellies, is Bow or otherwise, exported from Great Britain, since paw lag the Act 59 Geo. 111., cap. 49, rDeraily tailed " Mr. Peel's Bill " is as fellows :—of rents Geld Bullion, 1,923 ore 16 de,.; Foreign Gold Us. 100,73? ox. 4 de,.; British Gold Coln, 35.953 0 4. 11 dw. ; British Gold Plate. 146.053 ox. 2 dr.; Total Esport, 146,053 es. 2 de,. Of Silver 8e11i.., it appears, from the nem Rohm. that the exportation shim the pantos of Mr. Poll's Bill have been very great. The amount is as fellows e Silver Bullion, Foreign, 1,955,505 oz. ; Silver Cole. ?miffs, 12,648,760 or. 2 der. ; Silver Plate, British. 451,451 ox. 11 dw. ; Total Expert, 15.053,716 ex. 13 de,. Tbe meeker of wean of Silver Bullies, is Bars or otherwise, exported sines the pessieg the Act of the 59th of Geo.lll. esp.'49. ; so far as reptedstke Caw miseariat Department of the Treasury, Is 636,991 as. 6 de,. No Account of the Importation of Billies erne be furnished from liao..fiLeeerds at the Custons-Uaseee. under Ist Act of the 27141 Glo. 111. cap. 3. Wm. J 9, te is permietod to be Resided irldmet catty. A &.4 nd was yesterday (Irouday. 17th ea. tared into by the Guardians of the Pew of Me city, to supply the Workhouse with good wimatea bread for three months at 1144. per gallon, being Md. se der the pregame assize prim; also far the same period wide mutton by tie caramel, weighieg sot less this 72Ibs. at 29d. per lb. ; o heads at 2s. pee bead; Glee °ester chases at 365. per cwt. ; good Cork hilt: striped, at 50s. per cwt.; yellow 504,;: 64h. v4 “vo amines Is. 104. per ; and 60 ehattries .1 coals, delivered free of all expenses at 35e. 91. per ebaldros.—(aaterbory Paper.) 11024 STIAM Bear.—The Aaron Minify, Inn Steam Boat, arrived at Paris, front London, as the 11th inst. with a cargo of clover seed and east ima.— The voyage from London re Rouen was performed is fifey.6ve hours. She left the latter place oe Thursday snorting and would have retched Paris ea Saturday 'venial', if she bad not taken the around sear St. As dely's, in commencer, of a rope breaking, sod being hindered from proceeding by the crowds which came on beard at different plates to view her. This toy. age will he for ever memorable in the history of ma vigaties ; it being the first attempt to traverse tie wean is a vessel composed of soy materiel bet weed. The enterprise has proved decidedly successful. Ten we hare a direct twomatoication-open between the two great capitals of Europe, and which is performed in a shorter time than is taken by the enatest merchant man to sail to Rouen only. Not the slightest seri. dent occurred daring the voyage, nor cupid the peo ple on board discover any difference in the movemeet of the vessel from that of the strir , gest vessel that aa. vigates the seas.—(Journel dee I). tafe of Sesdaylest) Fits Is )(HIST STasaT, HATToII three o'Cloilt this moraine a fire broke est la the house of Mr. Hand, 27, Kirby Street. It was with the Inmost difficulty that the family escaped, eves is their night r lathes. Mr. Head saved h:s five claildree. in an almost ai►aedose manner, by loran, his way eat at the top of the house, and then gained the leads of the adjoining houses. 'f h. other branches el the family also wonderfully marked by making their way, through intense smoke, out at the front door. The whole of the (snifters sod other valuable property is ►edared to a Uss of rains; indeed nothing rescues of the' home ex cepting the bare walls. From the activity of the firemen the adjoining hooves received very little {spiry. The fire is apposed to leave originated in the batk roam of the mood-four ; but of this fact we are sut by any mean. certain. MAKlttlin. On Tuesday. at Edmonton. Mr. James R. East!• of Southgate. to Eliza. eldest daughter of George Edr llllll Eaq., of Eagle-ball, Southgate. DIED. Oa Wedaesdav, the Vdth inst., at 1. , it00. Ems. Mir! 4taaa, dant Reighter of Samuel &lent/unmet, Esq.. Mil' Walk Chespeida. aged 17. aides Publishadaltiaollo rer • 6 Ts' erairaeceacc" sad " The Coarrrurnear . (kberkg Parr) N.. SOL Straa, by R. WARDELL. Ma t° - whom eamismicatioaa, Orden, dre. an requited to be addreasat