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• 4•.:" I s ~r presidia itt the OTRIU, assisted by the young Gen , . OMNI) of St. 'P au l' s an d th e Chap e l Royal. The Earl of Butsisteom sonouocati the next toast;— "The Dna* of York, new Patron and Presitlear—tbran times three. It vtai received and drunk with acclamations. lisp Lordship, who proposed it, observed. that ;Ile tier Sotobly (looking round 1:11 Ilse Vier-Presidents mid SteOtivils) must be convinced of the importance of vtOY. thitsg connected with the object for which they.ievvs assembled, sod t list the .Su b-Coto mitten h;Sti out oggietted•the task of dtity and veneration due to nut late lamented Sovereign. lie congratu hated the locating on the fortuitous circiunstance of their having Weil enabled to tc:semble to clrectnate their present design on the biath-Jav of his late Majesty.—(Load esti lomg-eoni lamed cheers.) The Duke of :Vomit returned thanks,. and el pressed with tit ejs feelings of filial reverence his woeful anise of the remembrance 'in which his Royal Father was held by the people of 'England. Giert—" How nserrily we live." The following song was then given by Mr. Bel and received with loud applauses Let the harp of Britannia the pitriot's Breathe high in the praise of our late belov'a King; 'TM (he name Mist alt lEnglishinen love to prolong, • 1 'Ti. the maim that ear bards, settee inspires, will Ow. • Aatilvlors centuries glide, • 'Twill be the heart's tschle Of 'Britons to tell to the•iiiiiverse wide, ilhitt/As virtues will still be their boatt and their pride, AM their prayer dist a Branswitk may ever preside. May the page of our history, that tietrs his lov'a name, Bea souice of exulting to each loyal breast; It sill be a height beacon, a land.enark of fame, Stilt usiojur'it by time, when this age it at rest. Then Eaglishinen sing The name of theirloo'; Hiapraites 1111 earth let the patriot ring; Through each station snit name him, their bout and astir pride., And pin Hosea Brunswick may ever preside. Ilow hummers' Ike asylums furm'd in his reign, To 'Moeller the hapless from Poverty's steam— • To cheer the afflicted—alleviate pain.... Atari Hope—expiring—in 11w Warm to usual The falcon' of the pow— The guardiasi of owe shore— May blessings She best on a Brunswick still your ! Let the wire sit Me nation in loyalty rise, '1 is the sung of the bort, the theme of the wise. When the trumpet War usoiled, how trembled the maiti! Bow mighty the *Jerrie, that ruark'd Isis just sway ! Till Peace in her sunshine appeared ore the plaits. Seaman the fair dawn of Wit present bright day. Then united will sing Tne worth of our King; Their harps to his fame let the minstrels string; And Britons still name him their beast and their pride, And pros that a Brunswick may ever prelude ! • The nest toast was— :* The British Constitelion"—three times three. long— Mr. Rrnadhurst—. l Scuts wha haw." . The succeeding toast oroso— " The Lairs and Judges of the Land"—three times ihree.- Received with loud grutuloti 111 l 4. Sir W. DALLAS . returned thanks on belislf of himself nod his Hon. and Leursord Brothers present. (:ice—. When Order it this Laud Legsu." "The next toast was, a The Agriculture. Iffaumfactures, and Commerce of the Knegdusu," three times three. Song, Master Long. liursi. Next followed, " The Naval and Military Clarks of the late Reign," rhmetheres three. • Sir JoHN Holum acknowledged the gracious condrycenrion of the Chairman in attending on this occasion. Looking round the miserably he esw officers of both services, who had been dis tinguished by the sotoorrt of all rewards, the ap probation of a Wave Sovereign and the good ensiles of a free people. —/Loud applause.)—He ex patiated nit the rostrum and interesting object which livid vatted them together. He had differed from Miuisters is, the late reign, but never for one moment had his affection cooled towards our lute revered Sovereign. )lung, by Mr. Pyle, with dunes, "Come, if you dare."-- ( Pure.ll4 'lie eft' toast ' , Mae Royal Academy, and other Institutions i foss/led hy his late Majesty,' three times three. Glee andChortn— •'4lealtli to theSovereigs." The oast which followed wits— o The City of Loudo.," three times three. Glee— s' Generous' Friendship," flue. Sir R. CARR GLYN returned thanks. The heat toasts were— ' lie Arta, Sciences, and Literature of Great Britain," shr,climes three. Gter--" Dublin Cries." '• Prosperity to the Schools fur Educating the Children of the Pour," Mem times three. " Me Ladies" were the next toast, which being drool( with scelomations, was followed by the glee, 4" the Mighty Conqueror." " I%e Sgewards" were next proposed. The Royal Chairman shortly after this retired f hip vost, followed by the greater part of the illustrious guests who surrounded him. The Rail of Blesiolou was prevailed upon to take %he Conf. The reinaitaiog company, having rollird under his Lordship's banner, returned so the convivial charge, and kept the field till midnight closed neon them, when the Hall was cleared, Hod every guest retired ire complete satisfaction at hav ing opeot the day so I 11111 l msrably as to their public hetiticuents, and so eatisfiicturily as to their mediate feeliags. • "- NEW I'eIRK PAPERS. RUPTURE OF TUE OIRMISTICIL slim Tots, arm 19. We regret to hod that the renewal of Isratilities between the royalists and patriots in the distiict of- Colombia. is a matter no longer ditsibtkl. In two Proclamations , of the Royalist General De la Torre, published at Caraccas on the 43c1. • !Unit*, 'he distinctly announces the termination of the armistice, and the - recommencement of hoatilities on the.lBlh of, April. He attributes this to the rooduct of 'General Boliv a r, who, b e says, declared the truce at au end, " uolesa certain ...pretensions were acceded to, which were beyond the '.authority with which l .. atio invested to grant." This is what Torre stales. its his proclamation to his'sol diers. In that addressed to the inhabitattts Of the provinces, he say's, that Bolivar demanded is the alternative of an acknowledgment of independence or the termination of the ormiatice." He srcuaes the patriot Cent-nil of having shown a want of good faith in making this demand, though he withholds all explanation of the &eta by which alonethe'cons - duct of his opponent can be fairly judged. " The true cause (continue, Tout) of this strange and ainthlen step of Bolivar is concealed." Ant why •ceostare Bolivar, and, •at the same Moment, withhold from the poblie the information so ne cessary. to the . forming u correct view on the sub ject! The following passage, however, amounts to a pretty conclusive woof, that Bot.rinta has ketva an honourable part in the whole affair, and that it is the Royalist Gene:al alone who -hes committed a breach of good faith :—" Perhaps your honour may be band -compromised in the drrelopement, since Juice information, communicated by bad men, mny be fouud-to have inspired him with the same ideas nod prOjects as he had iniirdged when he invaded •Ocureara and Clarifies." IVe have no doubt; when we receive Bolivar's statement, that it will contaiu an unreserved account of those " concealed" causes, which have led to this uoloettituate rupture; and whether Moritlo, or any other royalist, compromised the honour of Spain, by giving " false informa tion," such conduct, seeing it was calculat.d to deceive and mislead the Nunn*, instead of milord its.: a reason . fur Torre refusing so fulfil the con. ditto'', agreed to by hit prede7:estor, ought, if he was an honoorable tuan, to have led him to give them the fullest sanction, and the most ample con struction in favour of his opponent, without any regard to convequencea. We are aware, hiawevrr. that it is Hot in dila 'porter We are to look for honourable conduct or honourable men.—(Na limo( Advocate./ WSW YORK, *pant. 27. NXTRACT OF • I.Erraw. DATF.D ST. THOMAS'S, *Pat I. 6. " It is currently reported here that hostilities Inter inprittrecomisienced between the Patriots and Royalists. but we have no confirtnatotrof4t. The Pat►iot cruisers are, however. getting as plenty an ever, between this sod St. Ilan's. we bear of theta every day; several vessels Isom this to Porto Rieo have heeu plundered by them." The privateer ship Valente. under Artigas' f 144, was lately csp u ►ted off St. Brat's by. a French frigate, and carr►ed into Fort Royal. There were 100 men on board. who, it is thought, would he hung, the commission under which they sailed bong con%idereit ■ forgery, as the original 1/111111es had been rinsed end others sub stituted. 'lshe Valente had been only recently captured, and two persons are said to have ar rived at Fort Royal from St. Bart's to claim her. Fifteen of the crew ate represented to he Ame ricans, and in consequence of their having tired into a French brig of war, the Admiral on the sta. lion had sailed from Martinique with three frigates. twabrigs, and a schooner, to sweep the Web( India seas of all privateers. • iN , . COURT OF CHANCERY,- Lawoomee . isit, Illwwwwv, 'hiss *i This Wm; tlse list. doe . rirws, CHANCELLOR raate Vlartat a few ilkktikitei after nine o'clock. • • - • • .ittDaMEter: GORDON V. 60abON• . The totto CuANcitu.oa observed, he was of opitinto that it was establiihral by the verdict of it Court of Law. that the Milintiff, 'Hurry Gor don. the youti t: tr, was the legitimate. son of his lather. and his heir at laW.: mid that the Defend. um, James Gordon, Wail not the eldest legitimate two of his father, f lorry Gordon, the elder: end, therefore, that Idle agreements entered into between the Defendant and the Plaintiff in supposition on the part of the latter, that he wee only the illegiti ma•e son ta* his Tallier, should be delivtred up and cancelled, .as 'is . appeared the DAudatit knew at the time the agreements were entered iuto between him and the Monad!, that a pursue ceremony of niarriage paisavd between his feiherantd Mother, before the birth .f bMther, the Plaits titE On these grounds he would *pen the tninnter of his decree, stud 'deliver them out on Thursday woruing neat. COLERROOKC The Lotto CttatisiLLos-..." When you attend. me, Mr. flirt, to-morrow ar the Ilouse of Lords, 'Do another subject, I will give jou my judgment in this petition." BANKRUPTCY. IN THC MATT6II OF THE PURTSMOCTH DANK. IN THE MATTER OF HOWARD AND GIRD., DANESUPTS. Mr. MONTAGUE stated, as this was tits last day of Term, he had to beg permission of his Lordship to mentiou en appeal bankrupt petitism. 'Au sip- ',bodics had been made to his Honour the Vice- Chancellor by the assignees of a bankrupt, to supersede a commission. His Honour was of opinion that assignees could not present • petition to supersede a commission after having made tau election and accepted the trust.. The application was made in the seise of the Pisetsanouth bank after the commission had been, proceeded in to Con siderable length,and 4.0901. expended in working it, it •*us loom, pod for untlpsig. It mid a Sttetie the 'weedy decision of which was of great impor tance, as there were many' other cues sitrectsid. by it, amongst other* that of Illowanfonid %film; for there was great (lonia whether. 11,4" wski tiny yeti tiourng creditors' debt in that code.; 1.110,14 a hod to request of his Lordship was, that'he..would. an rally day for hearing tste appeal petaled, to the matter of the Portmouth Thinks, • .• 'fle LORD CHANCEVLOR—A •I let you know 011 Thursday whet clay I will hear it on.' COURT OF KiNG - ii BENCH. Wsirmivrrea, Npato4v, ivve 4. tilt: RING v. IT EL The Defendant ha this case had been convicted before a Magistrate in the penalty of 301. for not returning hit appointments as a trumpeter in the Kingsbridge Yeomanry, fount which he had heti' distillate& Mr. TYRILELI. hod. one former day, obtained 2 rule to shew cause why the conviction should not be removed into this Court, on the ground that the Deleudant had not had 1411 ommituisity of defend ing hiniveff when taken before the Magistrate, be wh,nit .he was convicted. Mr. WILDS now shrwrd 'cause against the rule. and put in sundry affidavits *lnch negstirsd the facto ouirisich the rule was granted. Rule discharged without costs. THE KING V. DOI,IIY. This was au indictment for a libel instituted by the Society called The Cowstitutioned ehseciatiox. Mr. Eva Ns, for the Defendant, had obtained u trek to sheer 'cense why he should not be furnished with a list of the HUMPS or the subscribers, ma. augers, anal directors of that Society, who were eli gible to serve on Special Jitrier. Mr. GURN ZY now 'hewed 'Cause against the rule, which, he contended. it was unnecessary should be made absolute, as the Solicitor to the Association had offered to the Defendant all which he requir ed the Court togrant by this rule. At the Mas ter's office, *lieu the Defendant attended and served the Solicitor . with the copy of the rule, the Master had explained to hint that as the free holders' book remained in the hands of the Sheriff, it was impossiLle the Solicitor for the prosecution could give him the names of those persons who were Mem , tiers of die A,sociation and in the, freeholders' book, as eligible to serve in a Special Jury ; hut with that explanation the Defendant was not satisfied, and the Master postponed striking the Jury. The At. torney for the prosecution had tendered to the Dr. fendant a list of the Association, and as there were sonic of them whose place. of abode he did not know, he agreed that if any name which appeared like any of those should be selected for the Special Jury, he would give Out name up. Mr. Murray had in fart ..Hired to put them in possession of oil he knew, and iii truth had uffeied more than the Defenda I `, • .1 • • Juryman as he 'Cattle to the miUk, whetiter he Weft a member of this Associstior." 111r.Guart Ilr — 44 Wr ii/illent to that, my [wed?' SUARLITT submitted . Out there would* Illn tahjeCtimi to tha t if the .lury were special. thee LORD Citgf it/like— l ' If they coaled it waives ell objection in point of !use." Mr. Scaitt.e • ty submitted thou Itie•Court otigblt story proceedings tall I hear Inisweaviorii elluill de jthairw . to the . Defendent by complying with the tirnss'of the rule. The Limp CHIEF JUSTICS...." Ii not that int. pitting a.n impossibility on them ?" _ Mr. ticseterr suhn►ittrd that as for private injuries the low allowed private peryons to sue for damages, mud for injuries to the public-there was a prosecutor, there was no actual necessity here to induce the Court to say this must proceed St all trent.. Mr. EVAN, followed on the•same gide.; ate said that not only might the Jury !mot this Association, but the Judge on the Bench who was to try the cruse, might also belong to it. Let nut the Court 'lnflow this was only a supposable ewe, fur of he were rightly informed, in the list tot' uubscmipuuus was it Lord Chief Justice. The Lofts Cunt Jus•rtcc Nut of this Court, I oust." Mr. EVANS — " Certainly not. my Lord." lie truitril that if front objections bring taken on this ground the proper nuMber of Special durytnrn could not be sworn. the Court !Mould oblige threat no try• the cause by.• common Jury. Mr. Justice B•YLEY—" We give you the full effect ul %%hat you ark. We say there shall be HO uteu or. th e Special Jury who will not say he is not a inersibrr of that Associatroft, awl you way pray u tales." Ale. Justice E5T...." I rautcy you will 6.4 no ',mute making it a transportable offruer to act with anonymous members in an Ask>qcistion." Mr. St:aims:ft eeferred Ars Lordship to the Act' 'of 39 Ge... 111. The LOUD ClilEle JUSTICE—' it is nut Heim*. sari' to Mortise that nots . r".: itulc diselotrgrd, otr,the'; understanding that the 011114.1* of the Court should question the Jury as they collie Up to be sworn, it' they belonged to the Constitutional Asrocistron. EVESTNIAS7Wit SESSIONS: LIBELS. On Saturday the Grand Jury of Middlesex re. lurntd a true bill of indictment against Mr. W. Choke, bookseller, St. Clement's Church-yard, Strand, for printing and publishing's blasphemous libel, entitled " Queen Net," by Percy Bysshe Shelley, Esq. The bill wit.; preferred by the So ciety for the Suppression of Vice, and we under stand a Judge's warrant lens been issued for the up pechension of Mr. Clarke. Bills for seditious libels had beers also preferred by • the so/ disrant Vonstitutiould Association, of Bridge-street, Black friars, against King, a bookseller, of Chairtery. lane ; Tyler, a bookseller of IVych-street ; Hen thery, • pamphlet render and tlw propetebir of The Heal John Bull. Ail these bills were thrown out by the Grand Jury, who, we understatnl. cousis dered them as instituted by all illegal combination. After the several presentments were 'nide, Mr. Justice BATLEY thanked the Grand Jury far their services, for whtch the country eras mach indebted to them, and they were discharged. flip ARE'''. •••••••. Three more reeopieles of the hilt regiment marched kilo Waterford on.9•jsrsday, makine to the whok fire commodes joitotittstetl (bete. 'lle tramming rot/speaks are caatourd at . Wicklow, Wexford, Carlow, and Dlkeellllllo9l Fort. The • treginsiot iv at prevent under the ruminated of Major Giegg The 49th region-en still shortly embark at Waterford fur lie Cape of Growl Hope. A detathmertt tof the. rise heigs4o, tinder the trozarnutd sit Lieu* .Culonel George Miller, has replaced the Yd . wigwam baitalma at Tooke, where a serjeaut and twelve ,441gootte are alas, to be stet jogai. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stoat. of 81b. As elated by the Tallow As stated by the Butches. Mellen. St. James's Market.. 2s 111 Pries by Tattoo.... 2a 104 Wbiteeltapel Market 2. lep Average...... ts 100 .. . Y• ~,. ) .. • , -,....t, ~.t. .. •,...7 '., .... '4 ,, z . . I 1 It ' 1' 1 is, . I " I i I ' k , , 1,.. i ll 1 1 • ti i . • [,; I al R EVO LI; I' lON IN MEXICO. P Havanna l'apera have beets received at Char leston to the let instant, from which it uppears that the new Tariff was to have gone into operation there on the Bth. It is stated in '• private letter to the Editor of the Charleston courier, .• that the Vice roy of Mexico hal been ileiltioned by the populace, and a new Junta formed. Deputies had been ap. pointed by the Junta to go to Spain, said request • King from the Corte, to be selected oat of the Royal Family, and to reside amongst them ; or to .acknowledge the independence of Mexico. give you the intelligence as I received it ; it is Icar ian], however, that there has been a revolution in that country." We 6nd the following article is the Baltimore Patriot of Monday :—" A gentleman, who arrived here yesterday in the schooner Lucy, front Havannali, states, that about the last of Febru ary a convoy from the city of Mexico fur Acapulco, with faro millions of dollars, was captured by Geheral Yriturhole, who had 6,000 men under his command. A rewilutiosi liarl commenced, awd the people iu variouv parts . of Mexico had de dared themselves iildrpeotirot. Two Spanish fri. gates were waiting the arrival of this money at Acapulco. KEAY YORK. APRIL 24. (From the Charleston Courier of April 101 Ibe brig Hannah, arr►rrrt Isere yesterday. left Rio Jatieiro about the of February. Captain Hr Intl , NEH . GATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By tire Carcass.) Beef .... 2. 4d to 3s 4d I Veal .... ts Od to 4 8 M Mutton.. 26 Bd to 3s 8d Pork .... 2. 44 Ita 48 thl Lamb. per Cwt. ■SW ToCKIRTS. MEW RAM. LiWit ....tt les to 41 las Kest .... 1110. to 41 4 ilosars ..21 51 to 3/ 4. Selma .... 2t 0. to 21 16. 102 to 41 4. Essex .... 2/ B.tulll lV. Poroksio.lior, 4110 s to 8110. Ditto, secood, 21 16a to 3/ Ui PRICE OF COAL MARKET, Jour 4. Ship at Market. Ships Sold. Prier. Newcastle 1 Soodertstad DEATH - - • PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81h. Admiral Pl.zsrist, kite Commander-ivy-Chief Harris informs that it was expecied the uew consti- Defendant required. —_...._... • Tneulay morning Intl. w e re marr i e d a l lt. p l. y . t or t he As stated by the Tallow As stated by the Reicher'. au the St. Helene station, has arrived in Dulditi , tution would he adopted in Brizil, and that 'lee Mr. e in- SCMILETT supported the rule, which lie On Tellers. St. James's Market.. 2s lIJ Rey. H. W. Powell, Mr. John 'No.:curtail of Choi to Mary, habitants wore eves, williiig to exceed that.end iota - contended ought to be made absolute; more .t a ta t r ien ti. Tl b ucebidr . didedz o titireerir at. w ay ,,, boyes s i i r .. v43,l:llll:ln ' osfiitizr : tazi: ... ictii ,.. Price by Ta110w.... 2. 104 Whitechapel Market 7. NIP Lord JOHN HAY has announced his intention to pose the present King. Lima was closely investe d cularly as in the printed list of the A i Average...... ts 101 i offer lionst:lf a Casididete fir the Representation of by Lord Cochrane, Niel was daily expected to fall there were no leas than sixty anonymous subscribers. peseta Mich Sheriff. 'fee newly reamed parr Lot a party the comity of East lothimi on the liist °ppm . - of treads immediately remwted tie Y‘rk, fur the purpose of Ships at MARKET, fume 4. if teener. into his hinds: the place suffered considerably Mr. Justice BAYLFY—" How can they help you speeilliag the day, it being ill ihe rare week. A dinner was ' r- - Market. Ships Sold. Price. A Jury in Richmond (Virginia) not being able from the scarcity of provisions, and flour had been there, Mr. Searlett ?" ordered at the Fakes Inn, fur she party ; and they yroreeded S Newcastle Mr. SCAALkIy submitted that although Mr. to the race C0.,..', where the bride coos tainedef mil' -- 1 Seaderlaad to agree on a setting in a criminal ease, have *old as high as 56 dollars per barrel. p sallow been kept together nearly four weeks, mid are likely Arrived last evenin g, the brig, Savage, Captain Murray hail sworn that he knew tio more, that was • , and o. her return to stir tun , i s 311 Pea ____ 6'll *ills apoplexy, —"--"". to teinuits in durance until the Court ai!jutirlis. Mezick, 99 days from Guayaquil. Left the river not sufficient ; there was a Committee here who and asclatfclutly to relate, linger. .1 in that situatiow till Frid.iy mousing when death ri o ted he t earihly pilg r i ma ge. H er c c - O n t h e 21st u l t. at Ha D lls E as A , T a ll eat Sheffietil, Mr. It. Waal. The tragedy of Mirandula has been brought out 6th January ; left Lima 40th November last, employed him, and they 'night he able to give sisautkwere erioveyed to Ripley fur iniernieut uu Friday Light la se the deceased who on Tuesday left that sown w i th her . D i u t a l ra ' s a te g r ed M 9 uu s. r d H a e ri carried the at he t° l7* e t° t r ite r 1i 0 1t.4.° t e ro b o e tt a t ela u at the New York theatre. About 28th Novernb-r an expedition from °says- fuller information than he could. He referred to nue. • • gay etimpimious a pastor and blooming bride, lima Leen as his de.er ' ndant ' s, 13 ng thildre re s, 7f K raut-children , 80 peel quit against Quito, was defeated with the hiss of the Act of 39 George 111. hy which as abwiciation The battle between Turner and Martin will sakes, back, the same week, accompani e d by 18,0111 Here a greed children ;in all, IRS, The sailed ages Illi Since Pie. twenty men. On the 3d December last. the cele- acting with asionymuus autwctibers were guilty of a take place this slay thirty-two miles from Lon- twenty regiment called the Nummicia 690 strung transportable oflenee. ; out that be meant to state "id and ilreirs , "riot —lbe bridal v.illuchls "Ire bf:l3l persons who attended his funeral, omooo l t d t o mi. don. is 7 to 4on Turner. Rasher and g , . ir xof =au) to At hi. Infuse in Carlow , the Rev. John Faulkiner, L.1..1 1 chanted fur oho wiudia ddieet and the re:oi in went over to the patriot General San Martin, any of these tissue:odors were aware of any itnpro- Spencer will Betti ng light in the same ring. Ilse silence of the tondo. priety or illegality in their proceeding.; but where a _•Rector of die Union of Carlow and Kllleskir fur upwsrth 0 I Traterday au lima/sines was taken before T. Higgs, Esq. with all their °ffie e r so after l'Hvii'W feu ht in tlie_. 40 years. Drpuey Comber fur Wrglaliewer, al tie Black Bull, he Link royal corps eight . yeass, besides forty other officers. society consisted of sixty A B's and X Y's, it was ------ 7 - 7- - -. - - • --- ----- -- s Chapel-street, on the body of Jeremiah Donovan, whose The last recounts fmna the head (platters of Gera, peculiarly proper the Court should grim the De- POLICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. -----.. - HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE i. death was measinued by lallina from a scaffold at St. Mar- Soh Martin. mention that General O'Reilly, with (radius's application, 3 pee Cent. Ittd«. 75, 1 4 I ludia Bonds., 39 40 pr. games Chapel, Westniteder, on Wadaesday evening. Medi, 1,200 men, on hill march to attack (tin. Artistries, Mr. Justice BesT—" If a person sends a subs tt par Cs. Cows."... Nil I Es. Bill., e... i 3 I Air. Slurulag 38 after S. ( Envie' 58 after 5. ceased, it appeared. fell sia the Rag swam inside the chinch, was surprised by the h a il er, routed, sad takes pre, scripttuit to this Satiety without Ins name, there 751 761 i.........—.. -. l' and was erely bruised. He was isistimils conveyed on aI Lottery Tickets 161.195. Printed mad l'al4iiimid •I THE BRITISH PREAS mad TOG sorter, with the whole of his •staff; and the greater ;would Le some difficulty in returning the nioney." 4 per rests...". 9*ki I cops. for Ace... 77 76i board to the bvestrniaster laioeisry. Os Sonday last he breathed his last. Verdict—Accidental Deaf*. part of his truous.—( Battintore Patriot.) Mr. Justice BAYLEY—" You might a s k each B. L. Ann:... 19 i-itil I 77i 77 of Ile r t i am alers d. j Na. IST ! Sias d, by C. CURltilfkl•Lt • _ ,- —.---- 111 LONDON StrOSIONS. Time Secsions roassoenced pviertlay. buskin. coo. sifted uT a few cases ut assault of eo iuieresi. POLICE. -r. 110W-STRIRCT. 'Yesterday a number dt the lower classes of the Irish were examined at the above Are, ehirged with being contented au last Sroiday morning with riotous rambutt in the neigh botirlsond of St. Giles's, and were ordered to Soil bail or be committed. Quiteu-sagtilut. FRACAS IN HIGH LIFE. Capritin H. and his Lady were charged with an assault upon Lady H. under the following circumstances:—Some time ago, Lient.-Gen.T. and the Captain berme acquainted at one of the fail • bin Reading Rooms at she west end of The town, and she General invited the Captain to his house, and subsequently the Captain's family were invited lodinate there, tend met the Complainant earl bar family, and for Re venal reeks after were 00 terms of great intimacy, told visit■ were frequently exchanged by all parties. At last come thing transpired which induced the Captain to write to the Complainant, prohibiting her from all communication, by letter or otherwise, with himself or his family. This gave her great offence. Rut it ao happened that Mrs. H. hail something belonging to her; she, nodes this pretext, went, accompanied by her maid, to the Captain's house in sh e sq u a r e, ou Weduead a y la.t, Its demand what she now called her own property, and got up to die drawiug•room dour—when the Captain, followed by his Lady, came out and bundled her and her maid into the street. rshe imme diately obtained a warrant, and ROW, attended i k y her Soli citor, appeared to substantiate the charge. • The Slagistrate having heard the account of each party, endeavoured In arrange the mallet amicably, but he failed;' and fearing that the affair would in the end be attended with very serious consespienees on the part of those concerned, he ordered, them so give security to t ,, at effect. The merits of the case will he tried iu a superior Court. MARRIAGE AND DRAM. SPARRIAG. Hickman had a benefit at the Fives-court yesterday, which was well altruded. The setting to was tenfilferent; but a soght of Gas ear wo►th three shillings. The best set•te was between Gus and Randall. The astonishing qualifiemi o a a of the latter were pre-eminently displayed, and Gus b a d tame the tarsi of it.—Shrl•on and Eales, and Scrofula. aad Deft, had a turn at each other. DREADFUL SUICIDE. Oa Thursday night last the lif•lesis body of Mr. Richard itoosl, a reaiwctilslo tallow chandler at Birst•ll, near Leeds, was found suspended by a rope in his candle•howse. It ap. pears that he had beets in a considerahle line of bnaiono, but was lately obliged to make an assignment, to wlssela all his creditors immediately agreed, excepting ow*, whose re. sirissie• to the assignment baud greatly :Alerted the maim, of the deceased. That creditor, however, on the day of the dreadful occurrences had gone over from Leeds to give Isis previously refused conseot, hot it woe then too lase --search was made fur Mr. Wood, and, shocking to relate, be was found siispeuded as ibove-ststrd. -•-- NAVAL INI'ELLIEJENCE. rowrimovne, JUNE 3. Sailed the Tyee a• a cruise; 11111 the Atlas, Wad, fur Trieste. PLYMOUTH. JUNE 1. Arri Ted 11H 5 Cunemercial, To'bet, fruit) Mar., il.cd :yr Loudon, oat of 53 days. 1 , 41.1401J111, JUNIE 1. Arrived the Union, Rae, from Alte3 fur London; and the Soares,. and Robert and Mary, front Loudon. Made; the Dulte of Kent packet with • mail for Lisbon; Industry, Merriam, fur Gibraltar; Milos, Bradfield, feu, Antwerp; Ben /wont% Smith; Union parka, Rae; sad Raman, Trensayee, fur Loudon. TADOTOW, Jigs 1. The Flying Fish, Junes, on entering this harbour in a gale of wind, 'sassed stays, and war driven on the awls, tilvre she will go to pieces; taut of the materials have liven savcd. DIAL, aura 3. Came dawn (rat the River yesterday sad moiled the Ab button. (Maio, for Marker sad Boreal: Rubs*, Darns, Air Nrtfr York 3 mail Lord Cochrasse, Mead, for Naples. Parsed by Tor the River the William Hourly, Ham., Crain Jainairs. We ondeisiand that a labouring man was killed by lightning on Monday afternoon while it work iu Whitt kora field...(Siamfurd Mercury.) MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—Friday setinight, Mr. W. Jauas, of Fordton 1-1011 , 4 e, Heir Chard, a gentleman of cnu,iderablt• property, fell froth hisliarse near the Long Bridge loin, in the permit of Membury, and received so serious so injury that he expired in a few Imam MAKKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MaimAy, Jvlre 4. Our market was well supplied with Wheat Ibis iworeieg. a considerable proportion of last weak% arrivals reesaiarng 'i ll lard, besides fresh 'applies front Ewe, Kent, and Sur folk, for which there was very little demand at a decline of 2s. per quarter, ad milkiest buyers fur the ierferiee qualities. Bosley is is. per quarter cheap-r, the supply titling rather large for the season, and the Manatees haviug left of bay ing, occasioned very dell saleat that abatement. The arrivals of Oats W►e beer considerable, and the trade was exceed .tinely dull et a redectioa of Is. per quarter from the prices of this day wennight. In Beams end Pease no alteratiorr. GUILDFORD, ivoris 2. "'beat, per load Data, per quarter Ol 17. to It 5. Rye, per quarter Ol 0. to 01 04 Barley, per quarter 01 0. to 01 Reaua, per quarter ll 7. to 11 144 Grey Peaue,per quarter l/ 10s to 11 14. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Julie 4. There was a good supply of all dericriptlon of cattle at market this Inturpiug, and she prices were mach the same ss per last market day. In she Haymarket no alteration is Ike price of Hay; Straw asid Clover as per our last —Tie fol. lowing is as accurate statcmcut of the prices aad ausahms: To tint the otlal per atone of 61b. firef....as. 6 to 4a. Mt. Heed of Cattle this day : bluttoo..3s. 6.1. to 41. Rd. 6.1. to 6s. 6.1. 6.1. to ss. CI. Pork ... 3s 6.1 to ss. 4J. Begisis 1,900 Sheep •ud Lambs. 15,900 Calve. Pip......... PRICES OF HA' LT AND STRA' IT. JAM as's. Hay 3/ 10s 0.1 to 41 lOs Od Hoy.. 3/ 111.0 d to 4/ 6.04 Stray/ It 2. 6d to 11 131 0.1 I Straw.. 11 04 to 1 12.01 Clover 4/ Os Od to 51 Os 04 Clover 41 Os OE to 5/ 0. 0.1