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• AR'St .1 71.1 f.l . 11 k , terintriolleavillicf • rt Plimenstoe--- WA. rial was dad Id lie bor. charged withatealing several stlebot teitteibilippperel, shirks, oteekings, tatole.elotlis, aria, eithay..otkiwko, to. the galas of hatwaeu fifteen cud ' 11 s &42: is te 'Mery Of Mr. Justice Beat, in his house, only witness su sopport the charge was the Battery who diaigimftly swore, that on the day nra:Aishieh• IMP ilesteogoima of. the braemlopinfees went to 1111,01eakewsb, Illested ft Ohs PPAINIfff rams slows tbrietsgb Mar um by themepokilp the hitchers, +he.* the Moths had boo seed its IS ,bni std Iraq catryirs i r thews ill wheys au beans witlyeles; t sad was ionsiedlatety parseetl :• Ise answer se a ipiestisis frees • iiirymen, he stated that bib kid • 44 1 Alma 'MU of hies he • sodlikest, sod Mat au Opole a his Wad Om Peter Tee 111Wilf owerrigave the Primmer • most unnteeption: ▪ ebraesesm. Ile &MI. allipr • ter miiiites iroosideihtirso, reignited • willottslisoNed Palfty. • ilissiam Ratted sail Jabs alibi slow! iisdlrteil for steal . ).11 is she Itortlimoimmsee in tOtheritse Kest •.• groat coat, • t.tlne St. alma epwerds. the property of Nicholas Darliaetuit. jar of the Niamey' (Otilimr) hail maven* to as artifice, ansitely sot innantal ansciaget persons of .tbst-deserip . r.trhe rams to tlie, bootie with a rote to a fictitious per. sea, awl wade she sorrows west is with it he took away the . " amt. whieb was lisaging its the hall. • The Prisoner Bilks was ocgattled—Duling was fused peel* NOM* Temp we pat to the bar, isdleled for • bur. Ow, tbg &whim of Nee. Aim Meta, at Iseireleso. The rose was demi, simile sue, nod Ilse Jery isisedistely fittiod 44 livilhr—D•al z. Awildose Jaws!, alias Nine. Mortimer Jerre.. was pet le 'ha her, '.*-plead so as isilirtawat darting bins with task a Base allitsvit before tbs. Semple of Sir Was. Scott, WO AO pietism ef obtaining • Itemise to milesaisise a mar ♦ ago whit Las C. Level', • yonadeady strimissiderelde for. sour, csratrary to the wibb and without the knowledge or of tier father and guardian, Win. H.srvey lie Primate pleaded Nlikartittjr, sail the trial was past pined by easiest soot seat Itessimis. He is • young ems ..f very gentlemanly appearance. RIGHT OF ADDIIibION TO COURT. Mr. Diener° Campbell, the Geotlemas that has so fee. ... , ulatty appeared its the Courts of Law, made a complaint agaieat the doorkeeper fur ri Nis( him ailmilaitee; which yr. Campbell said bedsit's/al as the right of a British sub 'fires. II appeereld that Mr. Campbell was to attendance to trweeeideuee before the Grand Jury in supporting a bill that bad beer pretrved ageism • thief for rubbeird him of L.s watch. The Coots? told Mr. Campbell that toadies. explained to f9s door-keeper that he bail Intsioress, admenion would at •ei linkr be givers Mtn, are soy one Oleo; but she Coma, was lot large essasb la admit every " B.iliah subject." INEL4AI.). DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 10. DUBLIN POLICE—PRIZE MONEY. Mailltmoirminad.reaftee Oritteit.-s-fierfbotersete Pans. one was charged at this near by Major &tow, Bith reit mrnt, *soil Mr. Buortie, of Gluarestermtreet, maim the Act ?A Gen. 111. with personal:mg two diftreot oerjeauts of that corps, for the purpose of fraodsleutly obtaloiug their prize. mosey. fur enviers with the Dubs of Otellisgoos's army, i• spats and Framer. It "appearsol that Flitemtse seal from a mahlie-lwouse. No. 29, Thomas /street (from abetter Mr. Bourne stated that numerous applieatious bad bete mule fur soldiers` prise. motley, cons tr.'s" to Aet of Parliament), as order on the 'I remitter of Cllsrlsea Hospital, signed by bias in the name of S.,jeaut Cantwell, Cue the amount of said Cantwell's plat weary. korrog previously imposed sus the Minister and Churchwardens of St. James's Parish, whose siensturs a lie übtaintil to arid older, mid encl./old. proilireed at Mr. Novae's oOke (she 'freasturer's Deputy in Ireland) a reit i. Stay, signed" Woo. S.tuu, Major Kith Regiment,' recum. 'mallow hie to Mr. Roarer nail stating that he knew ilia .hearer tai be fictions* John thr:li.e, late of that regiment. Major &tun baring declared this document so be a for gery, and his deptivitiou sod that of Mr. Bunrue being • taken, Flanagas wulasasediately committed to Newry,. Brody, the owner of the public:-noose, attended, hal • erfosied to assure any question on the sobjcei, and it was 7 out until the Magituraks threatened to commit him, that be identified the Will in question. . The Magistrates .ly reprehended Isis conduit, and ertstrod -Men thus the tireansstairer• shoold be represented as the Head Office, that his lie.ise may be withdraws), if such applications were mule from big house in twine. Is aney uut be tiOneres.ary lit renvaik, that by is vrral Acts of Parliamest, the pi rsunating nr assuming the 'tame ▪ any Nus.einstuissioned Officer ur soldier, for the tou pee elrobtalnrng soy mow, slue to hien, is math f. luny u itb int bidets of Clergy, adV by ihr *et 5$ Geo. 111. no person la le set De egret for dadosse prise mousy, or apply for, or . ntr iiy say *woe doe 19.1Sehlierig, lar.pl the persons au . timriseil by said Act to 419 iy. . • • Y .* COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Slontrav, FlaavanT 3. LOVILLY /.OED GLIOITIAORYit. Mr. E. Pruuefaiber aliened Caor;ag mast site conditional enter, "that" the outlawry may he set asidr—St appeared from the adlslavits on both sides, that the Ptaii,t4 lead sued lord Gleutworth fur • &Id of 272, and hal %Med • • jedensesit lin the suns of 6BL—spots this judestseitt, the Pliriutill bail proceeds-4 to ustlay.l), maul istu•ol ilsrre w. its ed cap ullegaittss, dhectetl to She Sheriffs of shier Counties, end upon Mos. wills had ulitaiord a finding of ' eel the Isolates of - the Earl of Limerick, the Di fraillant's tether. Upita discovery of this mistake, the ['Nunn` soiendoiresi those p.oettrhugs, and man. it new writs, di- Su s h e same and .ibiained the hotting of an annuity. payable to the Defend:n.l, soil cliargi it au all the ...setts of toe Earl of Linter.. al the ti. ,e of iiptitug the • last writs, stir Vs sa ifs oar cuitu•!y of the alaishal of the Four Cuomo. 'and Plaititifl% Mimicry slid nut, 111 loos afiiavit, deny his knowledge of the fact. Or. Gould, for the Deteodsto, toe course of his ▪ 1111111e11,11111 the 41/Vidy of Cut: rotate Mune contained as,n(lo arfte, and said, the prueecdtug by cus/orliout lead become inordinately uppreasi re. laid 1§111,411111, after all Ilse Judges of the Court had ale. .4simietil their onsninwits upioions, said the king lent his prerogative writ In civil actions to du justice Iseiteren the imutste, sod out for the pulpits& set uppresaivit ; 'emu the 11. 4 wise...kap are oppressive tin, Court ath exercise their din. .r.4luw—the judgment of the Court 10 to disallow Iler cense .kewoi math 41.01111. to be paid by Mannar'. Aitos hey, aid let the Plaiut.ll thet.ta wbiclltouni) lie i.. 11 rue. ed. .IAVI-AWV IVII-.1 YSl`3sl(t• Pitt rfiftiP. ‘IITATHOF THE ODHS.--111g11ING ROOM, Pelt 11. DF.11111% 7 to 1 agetltetisslJ I 13 to 1 eget Morel 13 is 1 apt Gratavia 14 Li 1 apt OAKS. In apt My I 9 0 1:4t i r t gr" * ' . 9 lo Emil, . .fflit • 111991.%99/4011. to 1 alai / 4 to 1 apt Morel. wll 1 apt Ihrlisis ; • trN. ; - - - • "!atietrewl --..- PEDRYTHIANISAL '•' • sill MILOS • DAY /OR TWBLYR VOCC11•111VE DAYS., Mr. Yews& who semi& spew this heresies. teak se Moo. day, strived at Hostiagilos s.l eight o'clock is she evesioir, performing the GO wiles is 14 hours He started levies st three o'clock us Tuesday moronic abed sue iatormani ida h.m fresh and well fuer miles from Grantham, Linrolsoliire, at fuse ii'et.elt is the milt rennin. His wore will be he Ike Times( the Gistigisw mail as far as Ferryboid(e. thrssighOl• I. riots. Worksop, Dusesater, &e. The ankh is for 100 go seas. - • BOXING,. oms- A wretch which Will speedily knocked tip on Patnrday last, wan fought on Wevluesday us Bantetead•sneer, perks, fur Z. guineas. termer% Merlin Hell end D. Wheeler, stew of re eperlabslity as farmers, who basked themselves. There was love cuurereed as well no money, a. • gay young widow was the origin of the diepnte. Wheeler knows a bit shunt honing in theory, bat his peartled went no further ,bun glove-week with Cheep shed, and image London teachers; in this male% he (might sender twelve 6101111., and his adversary weighed nearly sbirteea 'tree. It was a gay fight of five rounds, in forty minutes. lo the first resubmit Wheeler worked with mach mafiosi, •nd by good uesuagentrest brought his ndrersary to hie level by 111111111 P noavinrtug left 11/Mdeti hit• ■hurt the brad, which he betake from At the latter end of she round Wheeler was countered with his adeetitay's right hand a swinging bit in t►e jaw„ which floured him. 1. Wheeler's face wais much puff , gl sop, and bled freely. He mined his left-handed hit al Cuing in t and • fey rally followed, wit► equal advantages; but in rlusing neillate could du snisebief al the wesviug system, so Hull received a soinersct. 3. The two former rotted' lasted more than fillers minutes, soil !hymen's mettle was cousenuesitly reduced. Both down from closing. 4 Huth punbeheil about the head—Wheeler contrived to pink with the 141 hand aid get away. is. which he succeeded. Although the men were weak. they lunch' a gallant round, and hit each father to a stated still. They separated from a rally to get wind, aid when they tamed to again Huh was hit dawn by • blow in the throat, whirls spoiled hams. 5. Holt was led to the scratch, awl Wheeler, jolly with seccera, knocked him elutes, aid wow the battle. A L.411.111NG On Friday afternoon. • b out two o'clock, • Are broke out in the National School Room ■t iVencester,•ituate in neon. fined pert of the city, called "The Trivet'," wad whilst the female children, to the 'somber uf fourteen, were presage. The children rushed to the window, • height of Nearly twenty feet from the ground, ou which they suspended them selves, until they stele caught in the aims of iudteidusl., or in btaiikets which is ere obtained for the purpow. 4 toe of thews was lacerated in the arns by ass iron book 4 the others provi dentially escaped wettings slit shehleal hart. The fames awns communicated to a warehouse eadersecolh, belong. beg to Mr. Lea, chyotist and druggist, in Bruad.street, where in, and in buildings cousiguous, were at least TO barrels of gunpowder, 40 hogshembi of oil, and a large quantity of turpentine and other combustible property; a guest propor tion of which was ventured from the premises is Unite to ever) the dagger with whirls the city was momentarily threat. toed The warehouse and school stroyrd. At four o'clock the fire was happily subdued, without hawing lovesioned any further damage. The exact cause of this disaster has out been ascertained. The da. wage Alt. Lea has sustained by this calamity, *mutants to shunt liool. the whole tf which was insured. The back part of the Bank of M . Farley and John's's+, which adjeired, was to immineut danger. ;044 LENT A SWZES. ox ro n D CIRCUIT. Before Mr. Justice PARS trwd Mr. /MM. GARROW. Rerkshire—lllettilay, March 5, ai Reading, at nine 'Mooch in the morning. o.rfn dshire— Wedar Imlay, Mardi 7. at OX fir r . Worcestershire—Saturday, March 10, at Wuicester. City of Woreseler—Sdme day, at the City of Worcester. Slaff..rdshire—Tnousday, Match 15, at 12isifurd. Shropshire—Wednesday, March 21, a; Shrewsbury. Ilerefordshire—Moa.iny, Meech 26, at tlrrefortl. Illoaroossihshiee—Sat sudsy, March 31, at Monmouth. fanacestr7shire—Wrditeatlav, April 4, at Clutterstn. Cily Glouceslrr—Ssme day at the City of Gatucester. MIDLAND CIRC VIT. Before Chief Justice DALLaa aid Mr../ usike RICHARDSON. Nortionipttonahirt —Saturday, 111socls 3, at NOIlbaglIp(011. Me kind —Frillmy, .%i rchi. nt ()Alma. LincultAire—Taterday, March 10, at the Castle of Lincoln. CON If iincoin—Same day, at ibe City t 4 Lincoln. 110//14hantabire--Frady, Hatch 16, at Tiara of Nolltnyhous—Saute day, ut the Town of Nut finespun traire—Wt ‘144 Martli 21. at Dt rhy. Le h:C. tele/lire—Mobile), March 26, to the Castle of Leicrater._ Norortik of Leicester—Same day, at the borough of Leicester. Careatry—Saturolay, March 31, at the city of Coventry. - Warioickshhe—Sitube ay,d at Warwick. ! t nilq , qo ~,, 40.4. -.!, pn'••lni , . , . •'t if4.:o ,r.l , - - te AFFAIRS OF DRURYALANE THEATRE: • A Mettirigsf the new Renters, NainelV, thme eb•IllIelltell 1 railed She 88W 1811.4rebolOws terthe hate Theetreo. as field nu Medaesday is She foilueopf Moe ahem istablialsmmet, foe the parpose of receiving the Report :11! the Trustees:amnesia by them to meminge their affairs, mad Alan to take into chirsidera tiore other traitors ri hair. to their isitentstis. The Chair was taken as one ir'elork by Mr. Fallufeild, who read the following Report of the Ts:islets : REPORT OF Vitt TRUITUBII OF THE NEW RENTERS •. OF DRURY-LAMB THRAYRR. 1,,1 1 .11 is with much mamas that thetTr Noires conomesee the =tßeport by mail log the laneenird death oft hei t late Co. Mr. Rosier, since the last meeting. It is nurse r y rerun the lose wh i ch the N ew R eu t ers h are sus t a i ne d in ti rhi. h...a who, tit great knowledge a broilers., unitcd a tong alrate acrpssintance with the concerts% of the Theriot..., I MOM, *alive seal fur its intereillS. It will be fir the New RNIMMiI to fill up the twenty iis the oust, if they shall ifiiil M Nectsvary or ailvliabie ; mid your Trustees will 11.11. ao r a n the wishes of the New Resters to call any men tine fur the pnrpose. Your Trustee, Nave ire cratifiestion to state, that, tines the hat meeting, Ilir Act of Pao liameut for *Ainslie( fire ii.bis and abiberenil of the Theatre, lois, after many diffi allies and delay. (occasioned by the rari ~ ire mod ceratlicting interests of the uumeruse parties affected by it), herd the Legislatare. Ise its progress thoongh the Hume. it ha. been car. fully watched by your Trustee% or by their Sulicitor, arid with a due 41141118111 Ce for 'twos unforeseen Fir. cansstastces against which an liuman prudence cars roused, yuur Trustees are satisfir d that so difficulties will in (Ware arise to the regular payment of your annuity, u kits, she Theat:e is open; a power of distress, as betwe is landlord and tenant, bring given :ley the Act to the Trustees, should your annuity be at stay lute three mouths in arrear after the commence meal of the Beason 1843-4. " Your Trustees further report, that a provision is made in the Lease of the liti sire, now granted to Mr. Ellice'', for paying lo the New Ittorreart, during the roguing three years, their sunnily for every sight i f per formarree beyond 'Fwu Hundred: and your Trusts, a have, in 11l tut thereof, received for nix surplus nights of 4 0 rforaisauce iti Ole last sesames, the Pam of 1 lit. Ins. " Your Trustees hive also, conformably to the arrange. merit with the General Committee, received Ilse further sum of 3410/. for sixteen Heurfit and Oratorio nights in the season 1818 19. " By the r. cript sit these see. rill sum., your Ti utters are eriablesl.—ani r defraying the different expenses incurred by them fur psiutirg, advertising. law charges, mud other tact. dental matters doting the bust five yearsoogether ausuissitiag to the sum of kW. it.. Ad.—i., pay to each Reno r It per share, leering tho halarece in 11re &sok'''s head* till it shall receive flick addition as will afford at least a :similar, if not a larger dividend. " Your Trustees are also 'rumbled to inform those New Renters who, its the year 1818, suirscrib e d It. per share Inwards ilefrayiag the expenses ramtempiated in defending the rights and claim. of she New Beaters, that she same is ready to I.e '11441.1W! to then,. .' 11 is a ith much satisfaction that voter Trustee, also report, Ow those New Renters who tiegketett 111 rr eeire the •uauity due I, them before 1915, will HOW receive 85 per cent. of the nun due, with ititereei thereou, for the last year. " These leveret sums will be paid fry Mr. Fella:Ml, our cif your 'Trustees, Its the respective claimant., Ull yr:mincing their dilsenturte, at his blouse in Albrinarle-stieet, every morning between the bums of nine and leis. " Your Trusters I. runelusiust, feel much mtieffectiosi in slating, that in their upiniou the securities afforded to their property by the late Act of Parliament—by the certificate ens to preparation and nearly ready—by the tato arrange. toasts between the creditor. of the Theatre and the different classes of Proprietors, in ir hires the New Renters i bare again m 'arrested a casidort the m•rst err long and liberal, by sacrifices as great and important as they appeased In your 'trustees ii/ be eseressary—and lastly, by the entire Wier-Mimi of system is leasing the 'theatre, inste•d or re. lummo x ii in the hands of • Commit lee, leave been streugth ells d and immured; mid Neal al am period bistro . the relmilff lager the Theatre, have the sights and iroterevia of the New Reuters heen clearly di fined, sir Inure satisfactorily provided for than at the porraent illuoleiat. "THOMAS TURTOR, "I. P. FA LLOFEII.I) I " Drury-lane Theatre, Feb 14, 1821." The Report wee o reived with general applause. Chairmen having &chum' detainiag the Meeting by airy arrvatioas further th.sis those custainell in Ilse Report. . J The amount of the Pet-tut. at Covent-garde* Theatre, on the night of his NJ AJ ESTY'S visit, was 7681., oculty.ire of the after money, that is, the money takers bets.. en the end of tl.r Ist act and the commencement of limit' time. Misr FOOTE, it it *Sid, his reined from the stage. A letter from Dover, dated February 14, says— ," M. de Souz*, the Portogui-be Nei& potentiery st our Court, embarked this day for Calais, in his Majesty's pocket Aclipse, as did Lilly STUART IVORTLRY, Ilse mother of Sir CHARLES STUART, the AllsbeiMilld.r at Mvsseogers hAve brio lately pawing eon smutty to and Iron the Continent From what or !ram allege has hero nu loundet for the !rpmt of the palbidge ill lilt Po I,4rnag brrai , &vi e d by the Austrian troop% it iv ~!eheridly couglesed a stuelijobbillg yuculrtson. " The army which the President Bove* Marched ',poet the town of Cope Henri, 1. 4 .81441 rd of four di. c•ions Mod a corps de reserve, sue whole ernounsto g to 49 Battalions uf arst‘ory said 14 vtissidrott. of co ruh3 , tr iu Rvrri, .rt)llNrct. Ih•vtays the-e troops, thvre retuaiord nutu...niur garrisons at Coles. Jacoirl, Port-att-Prince, Saint Mate, and other platers —(7le Cunetitreiowel.e h'emarkuble preventive. to Pouching.— A Gentle .. 'a•' '• ~ ~ ~~. e • ' 4 9. B IRMINGHAM Plirinfef. fitraitnplenea, Anefnet tS, Ilflo. TO rig wollatlitabLa TIN COMMON, fir 11a VIITSO KINGDOM or oIIVAT NAITAIN AND katt:LAND. IA rim -I.lAlltle9V Arai MIDAD ; The humble Address trod Petition of thi !fferrhantil, Ilassufailotems o mod Trade's of the Tow• of Idirming linn, • 1t Sheeseth—That your Ottilhinera Ilia, on the twelfth illy of Slay laid, prises*. a Petition to, your flusoniable Howse, • prelim( fur a full cud sultan, inquiry into the caries of sloe twilit/ma, dish...sex, and into the mum effectual meaus of remewisig them. That it appears to your Petitioners that no kgislative meaner?. have breu adopted for the pus pose of relieving those distress.-., excepting only the apienitotowsit of a Com mittee of your Hu tttttt rabic Doom• fir the mirror* of im rgisising tilt.. the in. an. of • Jormlisig our Initial trade, which es but of minor importance, obeli compared wish one War teach., and is well known to be athcishally depeudant wpm it. • Ghat door Petitiouesa stir:third for ' , vend y•nra from briortig their complaints 100 tort your Ilummable Donee, from molly.. of reapers and driest nee to the logidoiori and wader she hope that some ni world be wiloptsd (o r the purpose of iumarituating and relievisag the raireurdiriary soul auumalisua ilistrerrea shirk have so lousy affltes.tl the snoldle and lower clams of the emninunity; but when year after year lass parsed away without relief, %Atom( inquiry, ithout soy detereniume or ackenwlederd emmitiosi of she Cause or trustily of the isatisival distress, which seems to dsrkeis with She passing hour, your Petitiower. hod tbesis• st Iris conspellod to appeal to your Hunettr•ble Mow, in the hope of removing the matey which afflicts, amid art•rting the danger which threateur tl air country. . That it appear* to your Primmer'', that the evident ten dency of the state of things, which has exist.tl fur ereeral year., has hero to impoverish the merchants, inanufactoters, firmer., and tradeop•ople generally, and to reduce the weskits( classes ul the cum:mut ty to a ammo( pomperious. That when your Petitioners 'auk around upon the whole country. and perceive every where illy praductire dosses of the comusimity reduced in their capital and 111C11.1.1 of em ploy meet, whilst the nnprodrelice ehieses save capes kneed scarcely any reduction in their remit mod iuc ttttt et, and moue at all iu the amount of their salaries cud ea ttttt ties p sial from the public tax x, which tire, gist the contrary, very consider ably increased isi rola. by, and is propurtiou to, the geoe ral depression of prices, your Petilimers cannot but appre. bend that some powerfal principle um,' have beets aileatly et work, whirl) it is of She highest importance to have as e.rtaiued amid uuderstood. That Ihe trade of the lowa of Birmingham la reduced to a moo deplurahle state, the suauuhirturere mat being able to supply their workmen with more then three or four Jays work per week, and one-fourth ill the winking dames being reduced so the necessity of supporting their falai. my by relief trim the parish. Thal your Petitiosters have lately instituted a parasitise lesion y ius• the slate of cussaumption of meal and beer, and other iseiremges, is the lowa of and with that • view a Conimittee of your rttilluneti brie divided them selves tofu 111.1 lel, and have vis tied, 'sermon Ily, almost all the hatcher., poblicairs, hucksters, mad other tradespeople cum corited its supplying the necessaries of life to the public, to all which permit they have put the two following questions, taking 11101,61 Ibe answre• it. wrisiug at the Mae tome HAS aloe regular side of your commodities (Mess Mr since one thousand tight hundred and eighteen, god if au, how miels ?-2J. Do you hod it aecessary to give credit to Ilse working el ass,. to gs eater mem dram turmerly '!" Thal your Petitioners think it their duty to inform yuar Homurable Dome, that its alesow every Malaace they have footed to omit a most alarming dianua lion ssf consuniriou in sill the articles consented by the lower classes of the population in this sown. The general gc of the amine' which your Prittimera bare received, ell, that the coneuniptiust of meat and Leer sod tither tierea. caries bus falleu oil more than one third in the last two yeses; and it is with grief tom your Petilimer; add, that ever in the article of bread nearly a similar diromuttoo of toa sumptioss appears to have taken place. Thai your Petitioners also think it their duly to in form your Houour•ble House, that thy have found a great part of the ',reseal reduced courompliou to be supported writ' iron credit / the gamer*, huckster', and other trades people halm; tutiud thrmerlv.s compelled to serve the working classes upon credit, or smut to serve them at all. That your Petitiostera forbear to enlarge epee the alarm ism cons.quesseas which may result, from the maritime classes brute thus cooupeiled to mortgage thew labour sod these future breed, in order to support their isromet OiletiCe it being sufficieutly evident to your itutiourable House that such a fatal principle trust lend to relax she motive, which bind the lower clasoies to the aupport of aortal order, am/ to loosen the wrhuie fabric uf society. That if your Petitioners had directed their iuquiries Gig yroroo hack, iiistuad sit two years only, they might polls/ye bare beer, induced to suppose that some pert of Ilse ohs tressiug lalliug off of cursively:mu in the teen of Berating bans, might be owing to the loss of demand fur articles auttsweinst with the war, but your Petitioners have rateuded tlmie taiiiris les only Iv the year one thimsaud eight hinsdred eighteen, which Oat three years after the peace, cud Which was itself but a year of compered/re prograsity, in whit 11 Ott 'Central trade of the tummy did by you noting airdice for thr supply of the go net al muds of the country, aireordmg Ili any lair average to which the immolation had Iseeir accustomed; nod tiers fine your Pttatit.Urri are led lu couclude, that sou past of the prover,' tueteased Maine& tan in any way be owing to the loos of Missend for ar ticles comected with the War. Your Pelltiourra time of rapinion that she op. wing of so massy Futeign Nations cos their export trade, 'ditch look place upon the peace, ton made th. m amen& nor the lose of the trader comer-teal with the war. At any role, %btu your Pelitumem red. el that their present increased distress has occurred several • 'ears otter the peace, mud shoat they look mooed opine the Whole rutoollry, and p. cease the vet) , sate. distress existiug l i to all °tint placea slime matsufactiner owe totally uuruu stetted wroth the sap, they are compelled to believe that nu !Mow from war is reset Can be soffit:scut to blre3llllll for the pre. at state of donee, but that some striper sod more permaenat exam, must have acted you producing such thrp and general stud pea niaurat r - ! follow*, al a tastier of ewers', that the general trade o f it,. e•,aal• V most weessawly Irma f .16 st off one.lhird. am! 'hut the wilansal distress mast, IN euuertynr•licc, be 'awl gi octal awl swot severe. Thal it is well knows t. suer IlAtrouralrtv House ilitt aviculture, nissettifariurev, ■wl commerce form the three great sources from sirlsrwie abe eighth, and the strewth, rind the happiress of 11.11401111 proceed ; hot your Petitiva?rii hvg liaer to risisiod your Plosiuttratil, Il our, that Car so•ver.t years past shrre s has low, but little prosperity fir e ith,., these prat Manche, f the wealth of nation,; on the ems. tool, your Prlitirrucrs caw with truth mistier yoar alit, House, that for year after year die farmers, Ike guano . tarturers, and the merchants hate 11..1 only tatted in vain, hot, with f w ...Kin-, have 'generally esprit-lire.' 4 serious diminution of !hoer capital ; and ray H0w,,,,„1,1,. 'loam mast ►e well aerate, tllut unless ibis Male of those.' fags he altered, it a Sol in. rely the riches sad dot *sp'in's., but the very existeuee of tlie 11111111,y which is al .1 Ike. For shear lemmas, therefore, your Pe stint; lies leave,, repeat their firmer rt l lllllll4. sod they ; humbly pray. t.. .t your Huirounibte Hum& will trii hater delay 111 1 , 1.111110: I sultans investigation luso the *suss of Ibo w•l-owal 111111 111111 t h e 11015111Teetual smart. of relit y!tiir 11; 1,1,4 14. further pray, that yam( Honour/11,1e House a ill not say partial intere►t. to interfere with the gems ioteresta• which as, at issue, but 'bat your Honourable Howie will probe the evil to its ceuirr, a n d a hales '. it easy lie, your Petite...am implore that your Hionsurable Iluese will slut hesitate to rruit.re it. Acid yaw Petitioner., as its daly shall ewer pray, Esc. &c. &c. • MEETINGS OF CEROITOW4 AT GI'ILDMALL TY BIURIIOIIV. . .s. 111. a. G. lamilles, Lower 'I ham.. *greet, fish fartor J. Pla.kett, Durk-head, mare -merchant J. liiii• and (J. Ghiver, Al.leiwydeatettetydayedollotrw - 3 It II Otautirwtt,Clerapsitle. jeweller • 1ee'4011.00.4. 3 It G. Yapouil, lualgat..hill, horn-draper K. Carter ' Hertford, Griner J. Esrey, 81.1iopacate.sis iet Wlthio,paial rytanaiL 3 1 I'. Mathews, Si. Mary, builder .. •• .. .... 2 1 T. ISalpyr,Goodulaii'••Rtida, vietuolki 2 10 W. Wdli,us• and A. Whyte, New Ruled street, halters 2 1 H. Berthoud, Soliu.sgaire, boitkia Ike ...... ;• • • •:' 1 10 J. Lamb, Newiiagliou causeway, tastier '• •• V is P. Retch. r, late of the City-road, horse.ileahar .... 2 10 A. Frazer, St Mary It Hone, upholsterer I'. Mantle, Duerr, rabbits striker ' • 2 10 G. Biagi, Alderegnte street, jeweller . d 2 12 J. Riduut, Bridport, liiien.draper . • 2 11l J. Pethoest, Cr mistook, trap. r... •.. .. 1 10 W. Abbott, 11--r Jary Nevr.rond, tordirainee.... 2 10 T. Love, Malden, Horn draper . 1 it A. Archer, Sofro, baker DIVIDENDS. • F IV. Elsa, March, grocer S. Grater, Westminster, ears .iletier J. Hater, Leyhoursi,, smaller A. K. M arkeirrie atol E. Abbott, A nstiu•friars, merchant I W. P. Vice, High Hulloing, linen draper . T. Willey, Strand, bout maker lO E. Mailman, College-hill, nterebast.„ lO 3. Aineitage, Shad-Thames, titular It S. Illiognur.h, Pall-mall, iritie•merchstit . 1 J. Langford, Mill.street, whoksale haberdasher 1.. and J. Philip., High Holbora, glass-tinkle l2 J. S. Salon, Wapping, wall.norrchaut .... S. Abbott, late of sll.llwithio's.laue, merchant 1 ti. Cowper% Gill's Ina.laue, merchant • . I t J. Corilingley •ud F. Brown, hie of Lasrenee.lane, or ` 1 H: White, WarmanAter, linen•draper lO A. F. limp, A ustin•friers, merchant I. Pukes, Hallam* 11.itesh wiae•merehaut .. 12 C. Wickert:se, Isle of Cwohne-strees, merchant 1 C. lendararsee, late of Newton and Manchester, wwlleu• awl -manufacturer 1 J. Prebble, jun. Bow, milicr MARRIAGES. Yesterday morning at St. M.ryle.bone, by the Rev. W. A. Phelp, Henry Baynes Pfaff', E-9 to Harriett Aug*, eldest daughter of the late Samuel Datis, Esq. of Port land-place. Ou Thursday, the Stb instant, at Xt. Mary's Church, Clon mel, by the Rev James Moriou, Thomas Mortals, Esq. to Grace, ouly daughter of Philip Gi!hard, Esq. DEATHS. At LichSeld, Edward Ont.iiin, D D. Cation Residontiary .( that Cathedral, Chancellor of the Diocese, Arebdeacob of Derby, sad Rector of St. Philip's, Bilmiughasa. On the 25th ult. at iterrow, Worceslershire, after a pro tracted and tedious afliartiou, Rielsaid Corks, Esq. many years • Magistrate of the county of Hereford, and brother of the late Lord Samna. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mervin 56 after I. Eventug Is after 2. PRICE OP STOCKS YPATKRDAY. 3 per Ct. ited...73 723 I 1. di* Bunt!..." 41 pr. 3 per CI. C0n.... 72fi f South Sea Stock.. 79 31 pet Cent R. 8.11% 2..5 3 5 yr. 4 per Cent.... 91 9O LutteryTitlete 23/. 101. 5 pet el. N. Au. 1051 106 I Batik fur Ace 4BB 1052 I ludic fur ditto 230 Boa Lons Ann... 181 I C 0,.. for ditto.. 7 4 is " - What alight neglects. what trivial faults destroy " The issreliast frame !" IV" ESSIV4. CUltitlE and CO. liatitlr devoted themselves to she study of, and been graiiiesl by the most considerable practice in, those branches of she profes *sun *lnch tiny thought proper to select, Inas., that shes thirty yeast residence so this metropolis. their tale n t s are a t , welt known, and their reputatiou so folly estahlmhed, oat leo aptrincy is regniime for their deviatiun from she regular , . .... .......—. mall 01 fi empshar, lam , a r m , la t h e ' ,o b i t ‘ , l belog Tha t froot all the impoiiies which your Petitioners lose.. / 1 Illed e of practice. It may be proper to state, that their air I decal Education has bee. of the first class, that they are V, uo: hail opportnuity of making, and (sum th o e pi t ~ jells:Lail; Ma of nor Royal &jaws a ingdou and Edinburgh, aul . 4 si.,bb e d al iii,,4t t rery listed try issuicli.- tit, Str. mi.'s , . d d which they ss4a i b . lc i to tam, they are of may . be at til l ll,l:lle4 :al: a uoueland effectui.4 wade of putting en end to a di t p ' ison se a t i ory m e m vile ei n t e i e ni s o r s tf iai t s he m truth bc of i tbis siAleilltlli, th. sr this deptedatione lie went to 1. , nduoi, purchased 14 ib is n:oschu a s " t il a t tl liar l i i i i imiu t f ' a u c li tu ol in to :7 "P"oll 'lb" rev i a . ll. Nia. 107, Hatton gards-n, wherr y they tuait'a leg at an Inwpiliel, sial on his return lied it dislikes of the moonily, is at fin i al equal lu ulu t v isn ic t si vi l h l i u e w h s ee m : a le And a two your Petitioners cad to d 1 the fr . "' l'e" and honour by "'jet". of lillwr ." 1101% up !war the stem plate of nubile ineelii.g. in Birisinghaess. i aOlict ell liv soy of the fulloiriuc complaints: —l. The Vcitercai wish a 1..6 I attached to it, wait% it had beet, that, arroriltug 1.. the lent returns to your liunouruhlte , fur which tbey have discovered a remedy, whisk as anaarlu. nag and coalmen sail clast.rs form 11) ' caught oh Ina grouods, and veto...still the right itut"e ' the ut popaism . a . aro ,. cmuitry, the i mit ally a complete substitute for mercury it the cure 04 owner would stecti for !I : ii,i. b..) „chi ail earl I ahout tobile4bealf of or the whole pluton : bat a 11111111111114/14 of use-third its , Intl . 8 cumPt•sini" hat has also the advantage of eradmating Ito, that he hiss 1:01 since been t ub b ed ,— i Prorine id ran. I. usual c t " osa.o nt pilau oleo large * ;wisp.). lion of the pope. I aii`r without debilitating the cooktitultisn.-2. la case. Paper / ' , moo, must us airy burr soccas ia .4 a p „ a , , 'imam ,' o• r Nefertiti WOO* and Vascular ftel.saatinu, whol k , v., deiced by convivial excesses, by the isnniuileraie enjuyme: . i. illautnistion so the genital mousiimption of iIIC 41/11114ey, uot• . 11Tedomolay the Pfutestant 1)1 sewing. 111i,-liters 4 soli 'lce to the cuitti.isy aloris assay be 1 o• f 'kn."' Phitsures ' we by ewbietY liiil.' a lw " Dr. Wu.- l'iltie.'lll3;:totHir say O} • thee 'bre, den 11 11 l O oli t ic ., / ,,,,..„,1,1,..1 NI m the paddle neeiniiits. " Ti'. vigour sink*, 110. ha bit melee mes h Ltana's !Artery, to lteel Criii , c--trect, with is view That your Petitiouers wall nut tutus e 0 ponthe various The c lieerful, pure, and animated bloom ot . Celassitiisi t o ng the projected Bill of ‘I 11 ...t...ROUGHA NI rhconistauces what may from hint to IC op time lima. one the public I Diont from the fare, with squalid stealthy Weaved, in mallow melancholy elail." nit the atilt, eLt of Folucitti.o., s• vvral ai ,„,„,,, books of the onti 111 l In fussinh hut a fillaciiins crociion of . . i t i ta „ e i t u aile o rhale:it k ien i niptiena of the country ;it is iordieor„, f„ r ! rears. Currie and Co. are is warrant,* af a 74..1aci00. bad expreised their WiltlineillP, stud Wilting the re•t'tha t i s o ta t nds unrivalled for its soper.ow efficacy, in germ; of the stocks of wan ton 1)r. LINDSEY. A Itir ll 1i1..y cairersetiuto flaring bCPII iirliclro, r aL in d the t- r ia ri t s: t t t 1 1 l I t' J uniP°lll:" t r h: ve a u to si gh t s (dustier articles, i slaii zzy ein m a us ee cula i r i fi l h e re h ofil h o pct. ent,estus int bus esti finished, the Seuset4ry, the I{cv. 1)r. MutlC et N. wed w il l necaissiinally cause the 3 I ;:bli f e one, and 10 exh.lsil all upparea I ;acres; of u r a trorsti a n.• P w r io 's o P i ' a r t . -1 , ! d m ; the , " nt I ', I e ', ion „' I " 164 I:l2 P :'lglw" g burisil l eiti `l b;"4: r i ( 4 41". pre reellint: to renal to the in•elitiv it aeries or itt.m.- honor.. who II ihe mit.. . int, iii alfr - s , ; ,. npaiiv taa. a,. i a iitale Wlaria a 14111 ilecreose of risitsnoss iii ion l. g..i.es*lly -- - T a , Ple*--- ;'' .. „' "l ' l " reN or the Urellses. hl c s u ti i • lestirli by an appearance of fes . ..ri• inallia.,hili iil . . ! .. "1 ' "'ni l ,. IA .sig place; ~,„) .0.,.. a ay .., . 1 . 4. ,.. 44.t. el.' VII. 4 . u's puss. r d treason's.' 11444 4 0 1, 4 al.pafted e .,, iimein.iiile lido a m, eru : s . 0 ' , .. d t . nt i or mc g•so l if . hustles:don tram an •i4bir to El-, f ,,, _ mi d ;, 4 „ .. 1 . niiivr nil thud arrow, that they lise,e , ' , ril ed the, aniu,,isi Dr. Li )1 OSFY : Ile 1,11 qua. let iii , 0 , ... , ,,,,,,,...,. : our , e r s ir w r o r t u “ , ..,l R 1111 1 ,11.11.11 of the iiiO•t aNtl,z,)le.-41 Sul ccum-.6 a loose ate tttttt I him. Alertly:ll aid ou4 initetally 11411011 ' Petitions re Will r r eruit iv"l iii. ilia ii was 1.0 Into, than tort, hod nett to Coo precidusire rvisi:: whlciustos,em.hb...ktirati....: rift... i+ . ,,, , ) ,.. n. ) ...y lh .‘ in t hree weeks mires a li:i•li itelsed alt Ina mews.. a Gawks, t hat I V I euskul , l, I " ll' e ft " hr env a these einuipsYsiala their . „ a , . palmills nail Ise treated with the • whin gave it. t lie whole compauy sal ton moon : the positive s vlskure 144444 stair/190KM 1.. bar r,i,,1, , , , Pelltiovere it Are t Open the .• I The Ire requlre.l as the etatrit Aill ' aadiula"l"4. affected by thi, **NI stroke iii d •I" lb I wail tint when your revert IVILI —lse gi rt. rah cons- , p , same as that or ivciilar prast•tiumetv. • which have an I c n JAIN:11. uneltsl4ll4 loy is : ion - 5 " ,, 1 1 8 ,,,, ir , irk "- .. h ers ea" sun " 2 skr la. , 41:11.• al : . 4 . 114:1111 in the country are v• apiesied to state parlictilalv oarless. 'I he Rev. Dr. ti entice go•• 1 br... I. of the ... ...?.". I.g.', mot inside of !isn't, enelissaug a Dank 44 large rowtoutuy of Mootstees. oft, red •to OpprOilrilere r litope•ltlio l . " tbr. " y i c t a r ... 1, - be e i h" „ ta ,l ) . a „ wt . , : 'IP Poole, ghee the Ilrerevary lardirlare llama aIIVI,CO will prayer. Tile Miotintere deported der plc intpr ell 1 ••• 11 °"°"°" °I . : : ::: t I wt. ur"P"s". Ulinpliole Must aloe a sod a ttttt leg thesis ; r s°l tu ett n ftr t "the w i th Ike linwert i t u ni i mnii i ntni en the wieer ....._, ... And in that rasa Ilse teas ash di:assay; of the i ' I "114.."°. 10; "4"1"4"6". •ossotry hecuso4.4 .. L . "" 1 " .1 " .. .....M. •awory or I lale.-stool the taricersise• of Iteipg allysrs revtlll for the - sttllal popitlation leaner captioning one4kird lass of this i lin." - ----- '' .". Ritmo Mess sal Tar strake of death. . • (4.cpas (labs, No In 111 o --eaml,, by C. Ct QIN al el t , s praduelluna of the afkr Ault this itdad ' , ti NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Afore MO' Justice ABBOTT and .Hr. Boron GILIIIII2I. Bw lanahubashi.e—Tharmluy, Mai% 8, al Aylrsbury. iledfurthAire—Wedeirsita%, March 14, a 1 Bedford. ihrutiwpritorishire—Satairehly, 111arrli 17, at lisiitingden. Causar.daeskirr—Taralay, %lora 20, at Cambridge. A.rfraM—Ssituritoy, Mardi 24, at Thetford. bojiool—Saturday, Marco 31, at Bury Si. Ednittsid'o. %Ve hare ortithori!yr for eating that Mr. Pine te, ------ ilw Magi:Awe, hl% rontradlcled, iii the most ii..- NAVAL lA'TELI.IGIiNCE. maoisied in.2.nier, am i1,5i!,11.1i...5.: bu the Frei ell 1 l e :wets. Torit'el (rout soon. Eillish Joni - ask, ti•at PORTAVIOUTII. trilliVAßY 14. obi courier of the Our de Latta had so 1111 l led . Arrir..l the Surinam burn the rustwaid. sod Brilliant himself, and eliat no as-nitliad been conentitted 1 transpui i twos . Plyntuu Ih. . . Sailed The Mentor, limns, for Antwerp; sod T aaaaaa , upon bon. Mr. Bitten/ ii rms that such repoiti i Dowdy°, G .. 1.0 „ d „„ . a. 7. groundle..s, and thicfrein t he evidence taken i P 1.114012711. rill/MARY 13 at 845% -Alert 01fiCe, 14 . 101 6. 11prAred he aae ceettailiy 1 A• I ; Veil Le Tres Ve. tus, Gina Carililf for Rosen ; sold as.,-,,,lted aid ill-treal ,f Attain, i'sper.) ' ac.i I.e Jrau Melt!, CI. ini tits. f. um (•trdilr for Dunk'. k . i TATnewts'. FPS/W A RN' 12. i 11 .Sennu el Ihof eld; th• driver of oiw of the Pail- n A ' Ariiv..l The Teo -4.thrrs, RN 1111 l 1;#1.on ; GM um e.sioa fur 4. 4 0,0 9 eiii.wilcis, wits )eiTeTury examinTri ;It n.B.- . ~,„,,,„, ~.-4 4 .1de1i, chatril w&b4l , n‘Nuilloilh;.; IiaNSIV AV- s a i l . LI the Laird Sldsmusili ilarket row .14Innielk ; sad Lady F. 0:1.0. Erg. of 'keit. y --;1 reA ; ' lief k • 11$, - -sal dere. ilar) Pellirus prelet fur the Wards—each with II WWI. 'llt4 prisoner wag, orderei to 11%4 bad to indite/11w i urm., IEINIVARY 11. ei..me of r future pt`tipd. :; • ~t he 3d. 1 •Ca me dim,. from The Ricer a n d %11114.41 the Malin...l , r, Astaceount of an affray item Kaserea, s ee Pinker, fur The Cape ofC 1 llope •' Britoil. Beery, f•.r Janiatcl; Nissan. Trentasnr. fur M. Michael's ; Filirkib, easgiven to Tot: lime ssa Pages of tll4-tretle him. t:Agerie. for SI. Writ'll ; slid Sends, Norsirs, for ltutishily— 'l/1A Cork Paper tel . lll/4741 yeatertfay stales, that the latter rerashis. llistigh the scr3eant of th, 34 1,-c:tenni battalion, • Asaiirit and sailed for Hall the Ilyppidita,lhplaita, floes sreiglreluired mr gallantly Ull tbt ocintsinn, is wound- Ben g al ' ,14. •ed through t! . . , ..:. lungs" berg. KM entertained ef A,ba r d•if i e Leicester pocket for. ll45WICu tr r. Cut ' Prfiecvss It: tecov-ry. Chlrlulle ditto for Plull..isil-i catch with s sad. 4 ME ate: .