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hog that the inii4elessrliey of our niers dellwiti, seek rather to displeir - aospablic wealth by the et. teat of owe rilltaellNalsOClltsu striae to promete security sad iactesse,-by permitting the capital th acesesalote in the lamb of iudiedinels, vete interests am reetransielent with these bribe public in general. ft-is certain that a sem of 13,000,0001. cannot be raised by the Goreraseupt , unless by borrowing. The *eery .satin se Omsk be readily obtei•ed in the City ; belt of expedite*s to lest for ever ? Shell the peace be eat fired to iscepe us without OA* Op any resources for the period of wart Are kiwi to be contracted year slier year hi endless elsecheeiOn, mid are the consequences of our follies to rear upon war posterity foe ever t The pabhc ought so be wed, clearly to understand the alternate* paw held out to them by the present :Ministers. • )1!)/hree l they are to be drives from power, or the Wl*. gest expesiditure of the Goverovnent is to beim. based ; either the resources of England are to be irremediably destroyed, or the Tories are to deport 4a• the Odniiiet. We pray the public to millet this alternative, and to determine quickly .ai port they will embrace. This after all, is - •M Week istimately effete our pro. ; s Iliepeesswegeo who New Alaccepy the public mind, and exclude fur a too. 41liatist the owesideration .f every other topic , wilt: hews away, without perhaps seriously effeeting our kimate Oulfieles, bat in the Anemial eciuditios of albilsologieleie necessarily and strictly involved its •1 1 101110,014 Mote preeperitt. ' , A I 1111111ftwe are preparing for slat mitten of Par. gelagrell the Skld Instant. The Addis* is the dillesnmsdiThwaileus, it is mid,- will be snood by • ...CO* RAISES, janioS. . ~.‘ Thetimotry will participate in the pleasure which we tad its being able to stele. from undoubted au. tloority. that her MAJESTY is in treaty for the per. chase of a town residence. in every way suitable to her exalted rank, sod in a central situation. It is • sepposed that she has been accommodated with fends he this purpose by some essayed saes in the city. ' This semagement possesses great intent, as it most destroy any latest hope indulged by Ministers. that she coatiosence of their acts of oppreesioa would el. t>tmately force the Queen out of the kingdom; and also es it proms, if the supposition be ewe. One eitisteace of a reedy and patriotic spirit is isidivi doses to supply those meows for the proper support of royal dignity. which the anion is only revealed from granting liberally by the artifices of her Mis- Jure" enemies. We sincerely hope the home eloded to is Marlborough House. it being so well suited is situation and size to the rank and accts.- Easidasion of her MAJESTY. His Royal highness the Prise of sAirs-ceinniu is -irbe propener of this splendid mansion. We hare ow doubt. Roes his constant attentions to her M iJerer, that every facility will beatford.d in forming this arrangement. It is now raid that Ministers, disappointed in their hopes that the public spirit io 'favour of the Quetta would 'abide. Item resolved to, anticipate the views of her MAJLESTT'S friends Oa far as relates to a suitable provision acid establisbmeas. It is ac. cordinfly expect'l that so the eremitic of Parte. 'tient they will propose au amagemeat on that . sub. ject. It will. no doubt, be upon • reduced seek, but they will preface it with expretisiog their hopes, that. ander till the circumstances of the late pin. seeding, in the House of Lord., it viiontd satisfy all mem of moderate and constitutional views. Th e great difficulty is the insertion of her MAJOTT'S name in the Liturgy. On this point they cooked that they cannot give way without degrading the Kiss: but Ibis ohjection es groundless. The oasis ens of the (pastes mute is the act of Moister*. The admission of that error cannot indict discredit upon the KING, and surely there is more magaisni. laity in repairing au injury than in persevering iu injustice. The Duke and Duchess of I.Einsvite waited upon her MAJESTY on Sunday list, sod were ho. mowed with an iuterwiew. As the Duchrss is very swat her aeconcheinent, soil has scarcely quitted tier house for some time pavt, there can be no doubt shat the scandalous falsehoods so industriously pro pagated in the Ministerial Journals, induced her Gone to give this testimony of continued respect towards the Witte, regardless of the difficulties which attended its completion. The foreigners now isi London on the part of the Questa are prepariaig tor their departure. if not prevented by the severity of the weather. Madame VASsALI goes away iu the course of the week, Countess D'OttSt sod several others will follow its the week sassing. A fear only will remain am visitors to her MAJESTY fur IMEIC time longer. On Saturday Newport market could boast of as fine an exhibition of inert as any town in Englaud; a fit pig, bred by Mr. B. Time AS, gained general a•ttention a remarkable line sheep, of the Welsh toted. weighing I CWI. 13111. at:meted the observa tion of several gesolenieu, who purchased a side as a present to his MAJESTY. 'Phis brit% publicly assaoenced, atiodwr party of gentlemen purchased the other side us a prevent to het MAJESTY: ob. *erring, that husband rod wife should be always s ide h, hide.—(GlUMetlier JOll/111411.1 Two anonymous !esters have been conveyed to G. PuttAeorrs, E.g. the Mayor of Monmouth, though the medium of the post-office, bearing the Monmouth post-mark i this one on Suudry this 3d • containing omit's° and disgusting abuse and calumny towards hum and Ins family ; and the miler on 'Tuesday the 3th ultimo. containing a di rect threat to aassis;inte loin. A free pardon to airy accomplice. and a rcward of two hundred pounds, are uttered its last night's Gazefie to any per sou who shall give such information us tatty lead to the conviction of the offender who actually wrote and sent the lert.otentomed letter. -- ~, .... . . . . , . . . . , • - 7 , .. 4 ;: A . . I I • - . 1 ......, -.411.0. . r ...... ft. - - 47 .f..ft. 1 . .....- . -• ... . I 3. , ,,,45 0-7,0 j bputtrzarer rioritypirk , 1 - iv i --ini—s •.. • • • . wo w ! Git sight sae oft w fallestiwilleilliVeu a seasio was attracted to this tliestr*.' dr: peclichimort of The Leta( of the ifitieir t i lV e -A , ,haul of this piece bids fair. is *air Se seesto i ppplbalde spechlation or Mr. ELLuivies-owilmir-, swot. Sod eioiesely do we irjoe c o l a Abe *sprat tr, a hie reward for bie liberal ellterip." Mt. N/ANAii was in One voice, and executed the several Asir as.iined Whim in es pita! style. Hewer encored 111'w The Se's Gratileele. Mr. T. Coons fillidleptitted lf excellently well ; we *ever MIMI . thing mere delightfol than his " When "111, e reef I him" •Medaere Varies sseseA t il played men chervaingly, and was ohliged to the two stings, " thee a /Col i chl." sail "1r iT had a •n*." Miss Coat?? sad Miss Patin . , ise their several porta, displayed ethos thee their usual eitcellesce. Mtie•su was de .Mail Rages, and 'Huth ectieig would Almost laid, as la pardon the revolting picture of degrade* kalillie which the character presents, tot . ..be. oOs rich trial of irresistible rook; I ' IlliellPr e ia 1144. wria highly di . . : , 4 .. . 1 „, c ,,,.. . p s ,. . •,, •••• i , •/ • Oil •". . Till Pills. --.---......... The It, hawing at temple berme Imo Me Parks rear. day peesestal so seleated and hog semi. The ego al it tit Jones% Park we * crowded Iltrougto to eraser port of Ike day, partiesiorly drat retie it , width lira littler. die wades bridpr sad the Bosse I .ir Herds. The strikers wee seatreile sad very booppime• awe of say oniewe for activity, gractifierste. or skiN Is skit "leper sod bellbird remise: they were chiefly a IM "main or straight forward order—tees rlyeiditiers, ii 5 ice as well se protection, predeelog is their w are* an., an awkward recoment A peer pi*. , of whew there *ere away shout plying their ,ipetafol calling. while it the stt of whims a cietemser, we roe de e by use of Mae gentry, sod roiled go . ..2 setaidershe dittoes', himself fakir* *se direetiew,sliis Hilliettlie cookery ale, while his teetered work of tweets disappeared *woo, she cotwit of am altogether' whew mope curiosity bad barriod he. to Illgiliall Ile wiserat they espied the overthrow a the sr. illigamote Mersin irsderotes. the easel to the wet of the bridge we *lardy ages. Zby sliders, mote whom Are dregwerta, with leg *lb Hewing loose free diet Wee% dormstal a seise *pump. la Hyde Park, the depemiime pretestel oet • wiry lemiliarout slew of Ashore, bet aeon than wets a few goademera wet exhibited a very semejeg display of weeded led see feels. Owe advanoroas youth, scoralag the die sels. of radiate, sad retention of the i.e lawless of deicer la melee, spot. which bed bees tearbed sat by stie-hoes, whom the praiseworthy vigilance of the Royal Hoomase Illorley had plated is difrient pate, for the purpose of eadlikeworiag so rowan accidents, sod to *fed prompt ladbelent what they weer, strewed to dash sees 5 part withbad Wire been beano, bet was mealy hems tvelrs good fell Is, bat wet speedily extricated fro, the shushed lase viii his own rebore lad pheigedl u ttrilh e so other appestat liejary sham a thorough rietkimg, which I would probs." aid lils ardour is the permit of dagger He I limo to core. Asetter yellow alas MI borkwards,his bald ; whims agidule the ire with grew tone. He wows cmckd le I,M leek; wi at imager power to ware. A sela t . gee, obi be ea Ile apol..powerfly owl lb. smwell readered his aveletassr, Mid Arc Weeding bin, le the course of shoot What hour se hr resweseol Ida as So sushi, his to walk hese. We heardef ao Awoke seeideosil of eat kind. The basks wear ass very wanted, bat thane was a considerable slew of gamma company, sad is she course of rho day they were graced wish dot prewar* 4 easy eeriet sod beautiful fessales, who seemed is take a very lively Unrest I. the epee. The Princess AVOU*TA left reprint,. potewilsy fo► Brighton. ost • visit to the KENO. Yestertlit Prince LEOPOLD left town for ay.. moat. T Oo Sander Prince LIOPOLD left Claremont fee Kensiogton Palace, where his Royallighwass slimed with his bilosed sister the Duchess of Kum After dinner the Prince proceeded to Marlborough loose. ; The Duchess of KENT went to take lea with the Mashes* of CLARBNCI. The Ductless of KEIT we. relented from renewing her visit nu Monday by a slight cold, bet sent lire M.id of Hooper to make inquiry, and, we are happy to say, the amia ble Duchess and the Princess ELIZABWTM comities to go oa extremely well.—Primes LitoroLD calf on Mendes., and made affectionate iuquiry after the Duchess Of CLAREPCS and the infant Primer& • UNIVERIITY OF GLASGOW.--On Thursday FRANCIS Jureeir, Esq. was installed Lord Rector o f the Ill t usesatty sit Glasgow. An unusual in. ferret was excited to witness the ceremony, mud the hell was crowded in ten minutes after the dowse were thrown open. At three o'clock Mr. JEFFREY entered amidst unmixed applause, preceded by the .mace, end followed by Mr. CAMPBELL, of Myths. weed, M.P., who is at present Dean of Faculty; the -Prints() Mr. K. Fie Lair (the late Rector), and the Professors. A number of Mr. Jeeirase's friend. from Edinburgh shut accompanied sins Mr, TMoNsoe, Mr. CoCILBURII, Mr. Moaner, Professor Pt LI.ANS, snit tither distinguished rlp ratte►r.. Aber the installation. which occupied bat vi very short time, Mr. JIIIFRIT addressed the audience - in an eloquent sperch. WONDERFUL UNDERTAKING.—The following is au attempt at a pedestibut exploit esceeding all Hiller undertakings of the kind !--Mr. %Vitas., Bedfordshire farmer, started from the Cuy-road, on Monday, to go (on foot) titter hundred end twenty-two mile in tire days, which us at the rate of sixty-four miles per dry! Time is backed at two cud three to one. DUEL—This mor n ing a meeting took place in the Regret's Park between Captain J—, of the Royal Navy, and Mr. H--, an independent Gentleman, residing in Baker -street, Postman equate. The parties arrived on the ground, at tended by their stronds, a bill,' I time merit,' right o'clock, when carry endeavour was %node to effect an amicable adjusitnetit, but without SUCCee4. The distance (twelve pace+) was then measured, sod the Gentlemen tired, wbeu Mr. rece ived th e ball of his simagoni-t in ho. left s h ou ld er ; hr was intmeitiately cintve)ed to his residence. The dis agreement tuck place yesterday evening at a tavern in the neighbourhood of Boiset-strers, iu muse queisc4 of Mr. using some strong language ti reflecng bison she late Lord NELsun.—( ruper.l • I •• • • • , ~_. '~ _ _ ' - proseall Otte of OM settare.freve &via* ken poise at ammo rot ealdioms are eafferiau its. die leer of tallear t sees- Moiled by the item beraelidlieu ro taISON de' leo import dill et la is. 44. a its.. le 111111 - 11111. • tea was Uhl on bluer; a lea ea Awe:, slid 111. per lon nu mite oink by tba Mk Ow. 111. alto 11411, fil rent ' Pe " ! struer h , r a . : ll :inite • tor rit s, irophr i m ee quire la a Inn additional duty bad sob. • " Noy it dovelike please Ode toedthips Os take 1140 late eundileration, and grant peer lktildensere relief; sae lbst, 10 is duty bound, obeli even prlys Besides the duties .feted int the above artieles for Abe sa relief of agrieultere." the &sty on "foreign and limb *mil wait, by gpth Oes. 111. 1111.. 41. raised fret* nee 'Peery SiXrPnee also for their w relief. 6 no that tallow is 'ltbneiissost the euty thing free. Should the i r l l:2 lot. • tos s it would bring in on 1161 liNlle revenue of fivree 11150•086 E to 'NAMPO. 31 1 ‘74 .1 r /eel .tea= -• 'IRE AT antissigth. Ti - .llibves fir a letter, dated Bcomels, 49th •diadber, ten o'clock ) p... t "I N At this moment the Prince Royal's Palace burnt to ashes, and great fear is tntlettsi , rd i a ll 'Shedt-lionse." • A postscript to another letter states. " The Palace iv now is Ames. From the want of water, great few are entertained that the whole edifice will be • eewaseed." --as • LATE PIRIZ Arlartr. • TU Zit soma or , rift IRITWI rkt*. t I I Smog . I hips its awn' Odds sad Neat nay be disetivermii! UM • the coofettore" is your Pape of llooky, Mist a lamp was throws down derives my Lemurs ise the Bass reeks se Weelessofty oireshig, sad seeasiessisig this est. say ea Mersa" at midneght, west is esesseses. This it a same* asesnot d ow isessardissa: we *sashed at sus es Wednesday amiss,. UN %of December, sod left all safe. 1 meshes sadist Mr. Mills, the worthy rester of the Misst ates Seems, se ere MO sash wet the exec He gist, slid We fared, nest enersiog (Thursday), all as we had left ft. Ws peeked op the ..chase, mars here o'clock It ass In a wagios on its rases so term Theis peoweirstially Nearing this dreadful esellagraties, whisk I endersised frost the Bath Papers, broke est is *a dimwit part of time &silage, at wildsight," Sheers after my Leases was over, sad Weer Issapsowlissosished. *tom tellies* D. F. WA WEIR. I, Gtosess!ervitacflillikilqiimpit, J 79, ism " Ftoa....Yeeterrley, bowies eight gad aim eels& he thel foreauga, s ire broke set Is the larches errW4114 , 1111044141P ▪ elreadler's shop is Frageogares ' St. Widy.lisiimee, which Is I sheet time direassal that basso, toeletber with sU del • forsitewe has sod did a goaehlorshiedesteldsosespe Wee! ertjjerieg basses, sod. was slab greet dilleeby tba dimes ware sweeeggeri teese sougarsoglio. with Ma iptir ! pget of some seedcases's henries Is th 4 base street. This, rieileeppy accident was eceasiased, as IS Wield, by a wasitio4 grams who heed Is the kitelies, Maytag Naos Newest eel geopeelobt, abide task are, sad horsed is vielestly„ fhs Sear show was ready to fall is before is wee discovered,' sad she inhabitants had jest time to escape with their Nye,: see wean, ' who was Spathe, was forted to he tarried est. The timely arrival of lbe Orlifioe• prer•olled the Gee from es 'lllPlalig Its farther devaglatless. p 'We have already seated, that the pewee eallimpilmisill , Capes* alias the Age. Sevese, was takes a few days steer, og .arises charges of fratid. 6ll M whir had passed for his wife, was takes isre embody ea' Illosday I. the seighhearhood of Ilabridge, fee elotsirdeg,. ' geode by false protegees, seder the &Wiled Magee et Berreiwyp.•! am. She task a hers; lied paired tweediest as a Mateyo or lady C--,seed Wee reletalaarl goods fears news gad eeestry. aassostrag to mere t h us lOW. which she cursed late sash,. asil decamped. She will be egasiised at alaelleseuegh., street Polite Olke, sra Friday, ea she Lead.. charges. Miss Ltace, the unfortunate young Lady, who! with her maid leaped out at the two pair of stairs window of Dr. Uwts'a house, in Brdford-row, on the alarm of fire, as stated in our Paper of yews,. day, died 'shout hell:past five o'clock on Monday rl visi g , of the iajory she received from the fall. The maid, a girl shout IS years of age, who had both her legs broken; lies in Si. Bartholomew's hospital. On inquiry we learn hope is entertained of her recovery. The 'hawk, sleet to the parrot, is said to be the longest lived bird that flies ; one of the former birds, of the butzard kind, died last week. which has been its the gardens at Blickling, in Norfolk. upwards of fifty years, and was an old bird wheat taken and placed there. A case important in the members of Friendly Societies was lately decided by the Justices of the Lower Ward, Glasgow, A Society had advertised its intention of shutting. with an ulterior view to total diem,' ution, should the fiends not recover within • specified time. By Mr. - RDs el Act it is provided that such measure is only justifiable when 4.3ths of the members consent, and oleo all the Members re. criving, or entitled to receive aliment. A member of the latter deecription alone opposed the Anaemic or dissolving the Society ; and, having applied to Me Court for an •iiiierdict, he succeeded, and com pelled the Society to keep its boa open. Olt Wednesday lint the alit twill at the iron works at Duntochar, was entered by some men, who succeeded in carrying off a quantity of brims ma chinery. 'amounting to *evens, cwt. as well es a met orderable quantity of lead from the roof of the works. The Procurator Fiscal for the county sue. seeded on Monday in remising two of she men cots. corned, five min. of the brass and some lead, and on Tuesday morning. under the authority of the Sheriff of Lanark.hire, with concurrence of Sirl. CMA Pan L for Dunihartonshise. secured other two of Mowing neer Kenton. 'rite lead bas.been traced to the possession of r person in Glasgow. Mr. Jacob Dtboa's house slid garden at Uumberturs, was robbed of a considerable quantity of lead about a fortnight ego, it is supposed by the same gang and the kirk. at Old Kilpatrick, MS wrll as the. schoolmaster's house, has also been stripped of their covvrings of lead. The ►sines of those of the girl that err already secured are Nellie,' Ihneelly, lista Sine/air. Peter end John 111 1 11.1illess. . • , lb . ' linfArliffr illißrOftl' COURT. . inn. •r •..u.. : ••••rrilffillapers 1611 4 Pr Q. . . . ~ native of .. . . . . late 11l I ,4l .lle n t a n i i ii u t (ii ' Tta ti a ft .. If r * Fr i ; IS ' ' , 846 0.. ' t nt*tiersoe. Suedesij, watt oppoied the assirley• or trohrs• , trnin, • bipli p ip), ohs the ground that at !he f ty* he contracted the debt, he bad no reasonable es. Lied:union of beinkithle se discharge ii. It app.ar ed that the Insolvent had 4eeli connected with his %hither.' Ossisrus Broilerson, wbo had recently .. been discharged tinder the Insolvent Act, in sine .pit•cutettons which were carried ou by a opt** of alio° hills. ife rt:i li rp t e l ared that neither the Insolvent nor his ;brother . hid any property of th eir oww. and the L enny peso. they would have to repay the moose* which they raised on their bills, was the relieved marriage of Gustave. Broderaon with • *Wawa of fortune. bn the examination of the Insolvent by Mr. .Flit•TH, he acknowledged that his brother had been married iuSweden;and that his wife was sell living, bat that he was separated from her. Mr. POLLOCK was heard on the pert of the In solvent. The COURT was of opinion that the present was an aggravated ease. The expected marriage of the Welber of the Insolvent was, if true es stared, not 1 - biliciently probable ground of expectation of means to discharge the debt contracted. to take the eye out of the 18th section of the Act of Podia. alehti . he *at accordingly ordered to be remanded br Is. years from the date of tiling his !Jenne., brit( ire utmost limit of the power of the Court omelet That section. John - White, late a coschmaker in the Kent road, was .oppsosd, on the ground of having eon tooled some of his 'geese. The losolvent. use his examination, denied hoeing ever had soy books or plate in his poseeasiem. '• Mr. J ase Levi. a Jew, of 85 years of age, from whom the Insolvent bad purehaseel a watch, swore _tom his having seen in the lueolvesit's patient a large Ispentity of books and plate. th e l a t ter to t h e va l ue _4;44 at the heat. The COURT ordered him to be remanded for IQ . rued at four o'clock till to-mo rr ow m orn . ' sa sealsek, in the Exchequer Chamber. 11141 l POLICE. .... —...... Impw.entett. . RORGED BANE NOTES. ASIMIIIe blestellgatitio took place yesterday before Sir Robert Briber, respecting the case of Wallas Sbar uttering a *weed MAIMS mote to Mr. Wanes, • potent-cook, is Long- e els, as Tresiky erotism the ISA of December, whet Mr. Nord, she arsoniey, of Ony's-100, with whom the Pri er/me Mid same time dome lived as • senaot, losppesed Ito c lie piglet the slop window al tbe time, observed the Pri tomer in lb, treasamitte, be had no doubt hot that be was Iletterilog • forged soli. Wier be had uttered it for the par dons .f a is. twelfth ' bir reseed lots the "Imp, sod 4dtakilked up tb. este, Itm hewing gins his *ante as Smith, mad reeidiag is Illeseriettmotrees, Comml.gartlesi. • Tim proved of Mr. Noel's sespicion was, that dare the Pei. sass" had left hie envies he hod discovered that he had *illeired a motsber *Mewed notes in his name, probably is -Slompao tweedy, same of these in pentane to whom be was 001111idlasewo, sei he armlessms, Sir. A oneistable was seat ,iiel%.llool Se Pries's" woo boon.* from Illm Wateara's Amp kattame. The Prisons, modessrd that he bad .rived ',lib bettor be Id altered from a man of tbeillit of 1 1111mages Williams, eke lodged at a rulfeewhop I* brrry- Ilea Lswetrder sad Bishop, she sayers. in essmegoesiee .who and appedoeutiod bias, and food for corral IL Sank aisles in his piesessitro. Yesterday she Iwo Priseaters were bermes to the "Mee. Mr. plied attended as Solicitor h e she Bask, soil • Bask 1 did Mr. Neel. ai a r ilio 41111 me ik se eltereattea took parr between Mr. allaynatd and she tensor arglog Mr. Noel to loudenhe sole t 1 *ma had uttered to Mr. Wasson, pastry-cook, is Ae L oseepete, mod other forged awes, also %mend by Sims I. at lawn mow, which he dad heed iii de, ailing, that he .41M; omit memo to Its made • party is etaltiorg cut a rate williail Mom; be had me ohjectio• %to de so its mask log ens a ' glee Wiest Thomas Williams, whom Sims had received the . orplee tarp. Ile also stated tint he had hers wish the U.. veinier of Ike Bank opts the 'object, mod had aroused with him as is the dleposal of the seers. Mr.' Illepund staled,dist he we see aware of soy arrenge. • meet with she Orreeser of tbe Reek, be attroded there as • the Solicitor to condoet the prolemstios is the l ostial way, which was by the prodstlioa of the forged sot.% sod agate urged Mr. Noel to produce them. Mr. Noel persists, in drelioing to do so at may role now for the peep's' of weekims eel • ells , a r i l" Slaw. ille.Marsanl teekesed himself at • loss to hoots what Mc. Noel proposed to do, as any siting which had hitherto bees id mold not trod to make eel • tam.. Me. stated, ghat as an °Meer of sire Court, if he was so ' 'ow the trial to produce the notes, it would be as bold • 0,01111011011111 warrant or certificate was worth to refuse to -draw Mr. Unpaid said he could not thick electing ow with the prueveuliaa with the chance; and could not agree to pro. end is say other way but she regular sue, which was by she production of the Dotes before she Magistrate. • Mr. Nod, in juelilleatitto of his cooduei, stood, as a moo fee his net prodoeiag the soles to make out a moo agaloolliets was, 'hat when he was at Ant sakes interested, hotbed very readily given up the Prisouer ' Williams, as she moo he had received the notes from, aid his readiness to give every information orsperting she rirremstaates. Mr. Woods, she clerk, proceeded to take she evideare of Mr. Watt., is writing, which waste 'beef . ..et as they stetted. The owe stirred by the Prisoner to Mr. Want. sot being d, Mr. Noel refitting is produce it, Sir Robert ra g :r e :horned, that there was set ',ideate stillkieni be fore hie to call open she Prisoner for his defence, to which Mr. Maynaed assessed, awl also deeliiiid taking bias say epottioes. Mr. Noel, however, wish the per. ntistio* of the Magistrate, proceeded to put some tisestiww, previously caotioaing him in the most talents manner not to sostme soy that would reinitiate the Primmer, Williams, as It might 'Bret lus life, also sot to asswer ally questiou that we tailore or criminate himself. To a sitestiou as to whom beret:rived the aloe from be uttered to Mr. Walevu, whaiher from she Primmer Thomas Williams or sot ? The Primmer, Rims, who during the inteirugatioa by Mr. Noel, was overwhelmed with inn, after much hess ian". said, " I do not know; I have hail it by me some stews" .He was then discharge d.; Mr. Noel mafratitig that he had pee as far as be could in petting teuestious to IMO. TM Pri reer, Mesas William., was lolly committed to Margate for trial Co. \stripy forged bank mites it his pos- I itestitto. Na11L5011000111411111241% GO- Stalk was (bawd with 'traitor/ ken the shop of Mr IlleteslN draper. is Oxford weft, fa yards of henry. mere es Tut4dst eeeeise. The Pimaarr sac its company with soother sass, who Chimed the attratios of the 'hepatitis by • trivial prams., while the Pigrower mode off with the property, whit* was dseesalsed wear the door. The amputee petaled hi., whets • beoloppaid the kersepenere mid reecested biewelf its Blew beitedestes, *here he was talieu. Ile also left his zerst.twat le the way, which he al first denied to be his, bet be after weeds ackeewirdeed It. The Pissarro said be woo • wildett.insber,• sod Craig, the *Seep, prodeml U. med a 'mid nog, Need epee him. lie was Isitty euniseithrd ter trial. . • fool• . „ J.' AVRigV/f7CfBA4. JATAREST4I frilel A 4. ( i4 he te s4 °elb lft #WiA. ,140' eisary. r9ers I 61 4 1 Ote4iegy e ' most na . rfetiti,ii (orwaried. ; lietirlio• 4 1.1110.01011. 'tit • & Coussaimioser• I Or li. Mijesly'lioun. Sir PHO S sttli!_ssi•Zl h wiesid Itarmete %ftei Veeilillwa Libal is Cresty Hailiagsfe. es irgi fi a4 vo! ••• t. 1.; • • . Tin is alas se Vie ponarfoliosmii si dest-i • A tysgpeitairranat WIMMet Ruyan eMapllol4" a mimic awe of qagi pea ra tice. itaomAtiftlillldisdi Ile Lembeit.eireet PettleirOlar,-ia the custody of he. thregeltieltli 'piantlattaira here dock. leapartlag he *we as Manne.Mrsatimeniewel Co. fee 1101.1 e. to Ildeamb. rt sad Uptrepi Mailers. Wbieeleapel, ea Femme d pueehisess Grams. • Mr. Mem, chit N Messes Illeaith mil Liptrep, staled, Mat the Primmer ailed at the distillery on &surds, lust. mid re presented "leimosif Übe Mr. William Swats that hie foam. who wee in the meet/ line, at Nottingliam, was shoot eateriog ism the spirit meek. and that he had rum, tie Lan dow for the purpose sif perchasieg a paseheen of gin : Mg that their himee was ease of peat respectability, he ermeli deal with sheen for the mints. Meample was thee skews, whiels was appeases'.( by She Promoter, sad be weal away, sayleur be would tall M Maoist wish the cash. The Prisoner sated al the amsolitied time sail presented a cheek, drawn wet Heuer.. Drummond sad Ce.Ckariateress, by Messrs. Miler. Maughter, sail Co. payable to Mesas. Swan sad Co. Ise she prom of 11111. ys. requestiag that the amount of the iris. which was SU. shah be tubes, sod the hoboes iivea • Witeemonspeet hog thee:beck we sot geeiste, Said him sans of the priaelpale were at Mime. esasamemetly he mold sot give him the stases. bat denied him total/ evils is hours, wheel he shush be paid ; he thee left the rousting~. home sod witness west with all speed t o the betimes (Mese:re. Dramemade), sod made Inquiries respell'', the duiok epee winds he he'd the whole to be a tratidedent tramestime, as no stab firm as Miles, Slaughter ' and C.. ever bed cash Mere. Witness thee bastard back, sod gave infemleatier to Grillhhs, the °Meer, who apprehended the Prisms, is ebeematieg.husse, wher e he was wails, fur the balsam of the deck. Griffis, alp marehlag the Primmer, toned in Us picket another cheek of 111. en the besting-house of Means. Cubs, Ridge, sad Ca. deems by Merely, Illakeway, sod Cs. The Pfleiniar. es Wag meesaiosei as K the posoreidem of she cheeks. Ina mid thee he bail fossil a pellet-husk in width they were ettaiakeed, and afteewarie aeltanieleigri that be had dams them himself. Me whoa remaaisi for eimasinatioa ea a Ague day. ; APPREHENSION OF All iIIArNSIVE DIZALIIN fN POROMD NOTIM Aisles Amami. Valls. sad Kama. encore of Warship. street ; is nesiorepemere of isfiomui.. they received ; seem Friday monde' Ism to esetime • searel.erarrest et the liaison of • mos mimed William Negras, is Provideace4Mee, yard ; Goidemisae. Os their wriest they &sad the kilter part of We beset barricaded; mid Act miroag peoiseed get tiag IS at Ole frokiser wholes ; the usher oaken fitted hiss up soi their almeldera, and be ao .nerve emend then Hawse, she sea is bed. jumped up, raa to • place where these sae • meek is the heralds*, from which he leek o brows paper parcel sad Seat It dates steles. Armstrong mised him sl she seam msoseal, calling to lie aneete to break is lie dime ; that Meares **gm! she parcel dose emirs, 1m prevent say perms from tubas The dicers seceediogly berm he the door. sod Vass Assad the pare es the emirs : it esstaised b 9 one pinned forged eaten They tank the Primmer to the once, whets be mi asmas' as mismisselies before Me. nessett, the dieing Magistmets. It appeored Mat no P'ieta's had been sespeeteA Am A keg time Is supply the 'tureen of forged metes by shale sale, but till sow he Mailed all the vigilsam of the alsers. Ow of the Omsk laspeeten of mars &WNW, mid proved all the some ram produced es he Gaged is every erepeet. These ems so proof that the Primmer tweed teem, but he was Wig essiaiued tare lisfrisg them is kis pesiwries. 4 11 • IMP(ID IINT R 091118111; Os Woodsy eight host, as Mr. sad a Xi. 19, Betkeley-stisare, were moralist to tows from Chettrudisip, is their tralreilssie carriage, sad the Coaehmaa awl mama west tiding es the Ma, seise vollaiwa, betwirss isiestsifit and Iltestftwil e esswrivisi to tart rho bisdirmc reiliped ow Qs tip UP eyftr a i s t e r proverty, with :bilk obey gm neat on. hag was sat discovered wadi their sorival la lasetwatitta use issisallasely istersedst to Maelitaissch street Pubce.filliee, sad Jelieries isetasity ses shoot Snow/ tits Others. tereral marks from the rails of sheer wive im printed ea the sees bellied the carriage, sad three smeistri sees were traced to have bees &Wits& with as tapering is their palmists, set far distant hymn she spat, amity nicer the time it is *stupefied the rabbery wow ••••1044. —eat— Two burglaries ewe opeeneitted ea Smiley mote, pt Chelsea ewe at the been el Mr, Therr, I. !Witmer*, whist+ wee beeline iet• by the thieves sealer, twelewfert wall, sad weatieg the ebetwers of the bask Retebee. by ',Ugh they *- toweled the helm Thy ..acceded to emery's( weeb . served • 'leek meher's awe Maher.% es the Om* e *ewe we orates and ethic portable ankles aim value. heethev herr/wry Ina euelailite4 et t tlieE:, Mew Gee, et Leerwstrevt. thee the rehires liertmseie, as a, tenter deg strew* the family, meg e rest cuss tied •we ewilly. The thieves get dheers the heel ens sad forced the deer. MUNDAtt. Oa Friday night hist as J.. Whiterroi ming ma is the genies of Mr. llimptio s bricklayer. of Plortlistobarlasi. street, New• rued, way ernsaket Si. Jelnes Woodi:kes•ental. be was overtaken by Maimed FON a Mourn IM soon wirier, who sirock hins w tbe back of his head with a done, aid reputed hi. blows omit the enforewesse etas was kilk seissohss melba wowed. la this stale So was bud lit 4) issittem «Cast same of Jacksoo, and onowryed N Mid*. aex iloapital, where he retwvered at Okra/ to be ebb is dlr. an *realist of the abuse which ha had received, and Am* after expired. Foy is pressed to have lcd to hpboket which he la a native. le appears dot Foy hod, is lirelninalist ofjho day, challenged the &erased to light, end won doessiod by Mo. They Otorwards hod some drink at Ms Soilblo'n Hsi*, sad alvook Mods in token of rocosioilistioq bet 141 , howbeit/hog revenge, &Rowed the deemed, ind attacked 14sa ' is the brawl mod Cowardly siniesser that eausod his de A.' LI • • alalverllmernik midge 1 . 0111 .41 1 11.0 1 1 161 M baloPP• ll4 diesslindeby. -sasedtaat. losapiedieberf. He yes fies. e l spirited hares elleidog imp bin ososory•beeee pt OOP*. to * boon* la lowa, oboe the horse, from eme eat*, leek fright . , Ma ferieusly aunt the Illoelloe7-rood, nod whys unfortunately passing by • grovel-ow an die rossl * Hr. Whitby was throws with great trishaw* soder the east, hie heed is the wheel track, waists • tee inches of the wheel, clods, before the driver of she ten mld stop,sstot over hull sod creaked the side of his bead to atoms. Hie body ass can bone to his holm opposite Clopton teen pawl were he hislowitted his aatilhis wife sod lbw yeisi.g ebildrew only • lbw mien* bests. seesennt of Idws melaseboly .real was naseadiallaly Ihrentested to toes to his brothel , sad Olibet rebideasiosan Hatred will he held ea the body this day. Os. Wednesday night, about eleven o'clock, a Gentleman on the top of the Birmingham mail, on its way to this city, whilst passim over the Sw il l., ipste.bridge near T e wkesb ur y , heard the greens of • person in distress, and entreated the coaching• to atop ; he proceeded to the %of, sod friend a Sou who had fallen into the brook in a state of intoxica tion. Though it wos such en inclement night, the gentleman got into the water, sad, with the osilst. once of the guard, dragged the soirees, att, sud took hint to the Hermitage turnpike. Here this humane cbarseter gave mosey to some pessesis . to induce them to take the poor Mbar bTewksbe,y be was nearly frozen to death, bit with proper es satiate it is hoped he will remover. nes mme is Pawns; late Of Cheltolollo.--(Gbievstir Parr) • . • "Oa .41... ...L •J .~ ---^ :a :+~-~ ~. w °'~