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♦AIN. DECEMBER 10. \I . Colleges at Calcutta and documents were denied. Could . lie wished for men infor •hat the expense of Addis was 16,000/. instead of ;penile of education in the D/.—and yet, when Mnrqms estahlishnient at 49,04 M/. per sul•irorted the existing system, -us!" 'that he had ever ascribed Proprietor. There was no. tify the imputation of such the Court of Di .- ..cord, 111 any iiistartW.under the cloak of mystery. They 1114411 e known all Oat was proper— all that could fairly be required of them—owl, if they refused the inspection of certain documents, it arose not from any improper love of mystery, but because they felt it would be wills to subruit them to any person who was not is the direction. Mr. TWINING said, there never was, lie believed, 'tiny thing in the ►hope of an accusation, so poorly supported as that which Oily were now consideriog. The futility of the charge had been proved, and he *as happy to see that the time had arrived, when the unanimous vote of the Proprietors would render full justice to the character of Mr. Huilleston. Mr. Lowa nes spoke in favour of the resolution. General Macatmac cordially concurred in the motion, which he doubted not would he' eriani- Mously carried. He complimented the Learned Clentleman who brought the business forward, for having treated a very delicate subject with great fairness sod candour. Mr. WETLAND and Mr. S. DkiroN spoke shortly in support .r the motion. The question v.as then put, •nd the resolution pas earned unanimously in the affirmative. The Court then adjourned, Ate die. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER, DATED LOU- " Trade here is dull, worse then dull. Money has quite disappeared from this country ; much of it for Austria, who has sold fifty millions francs of debentures or obligations here; much fo► Rus•ia, through the means of Rothschild, who is concerned in the loan ; and a great deal dispersed among the farmers, who have sold their grain to England. ts'overnment have advanced three millions of florins to discount good paper at Antwerp, and seven mil lions for Amsterdam, which has given some relief. I he famous plot of Brussels, of which you have heard so much, wits composed or about thirty per sons of the lowest description, and as ignorant as it wa• ridiculous. They were chiefly journeymen hatters, and iu number not half sufficient fur its execution." EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER, DATED MADRID, NOVEMBER 30. . _ An embargo has been ordered at Cadiz end some other ports, ti; Ants of a certain size, for the transport of the troops, which are to be sent iiiithe diattly to South America ; the expenses of terry description %Inch may hi• incurred by them, will be Paid by the owners of the ship's. There is a very odd rumour in circulation in this capital, about the arrival of a personage, who, it is suppie.ed, has been sent by the Congress at Aix-la- Chapelle with some commission to King Ferdi- nand ; and the most curious thing is, that a great many people, who think themselves very well in formed in political matters, are very busy iii making conjectures about the subject of this strange inirs. sage°. A M, Santurio (tt whose information M. Calvo ale Mann', and several others had beet' insprisoneel), who was 111 one of the cells of the gaol called de Corte, knowing that M. Calm was in another close by, began to cry out as loud as lie could, begging 11. Colvo's forgiveness for this wiektd null false in foimatiosi, which he added, he was persuaded to give by the entreaties and promises of an official personage. This oftsir Ins* occasioned a great deal of uneasiness to the party concerned in It. We are surrounded here with spies and iii forme's; no one dares to communicate his opt mons to another ; from hence flows want of confi dence, which we cannot find words to describe. The evils which are produced by the scourge of the 11111111111 race arc of such a kind, that no person, however high his rank, is secure against its at tacks. A report is whispered, with great mys tery, that a plot of these villains has been dis covered, the object of which was to iniplieste differcut Grandees of Spain, and the Captain- Getters) of New Cie•tile, Don Gaspar de Vtgiabl, its o chargeuf designing to subvert the existing Go %eminent, and to substitute in its strait an o !!- garell like that of Venice. The number of per ...mos intended to be •Ifected by this infernal plot amounts, it is said, to tin, besides several others who are accused of rgreeing to camp/erste with them. The whole scheme is t•sported to have been orga nised by persons in offi..te, who, however, ere merely Instruments in the hands of the clerical faction, at the head of which are the Pope's Nuncio, the Pa triarch of the Indies, trod the Inquisitor-General. The state of the country is dreadful. The roads are infested with robbers to such a degree, that tra velling, even for the shores' distances, it unsafe. The imverty of the people is overwhelming, the want of money severely felt, and every thitil an nounces on approaching and inevitable catastrophe. • (There was a repo.* at Aix-la-Chapelle of au an tu;friiili Niter haying beets scut to Kilig Ferdifiand from the Anti d NIWCIT 4711%, iii which the Speuisl: as advised to cheilge Lis measures j .4§ FOREIGN INTELLIG E.VCE. Prince of the Peace bed been attacked by a very serious illness. At the departure of the post his life was despaired of. On the 24th of this month, the proceedings will be opened before the foort of Albi, in the third rot cwsected with the Murder of M. Pimides. Some nw statements by Madame Monson io are spoken of as being very important. The Duke of Angoulanme arrived last evening at the Tlmilleriel6ll6 •,I1 o'clock. It has been • •ed that M. -Pons de Ma. seines had discover a cornet in the constellation of Pegasus. We learn that a few days after he made it sitnihr discovery in The constellation of Ilydrs. According to the °harry:Mons of M. Bluispaiti, the new comet was on the 30th Novem ber, at 17 1 rs 37 minutes mean time, reckoning from 111/011. 179 degg . 38 min. right ascension, and 29 deg. 17 num, suAlv declination. 011 the Ist of December, at 17 hours 57 minutes mean time, the right ascension was 180 deg. 39 min. and the declination 28 deg. 47 min. This comet was easily discernible by a night glass, its nebulosity was in clining to white about five or six minutes diameter, its nucleus is very confused. As the movement in declination leads she comet towards the north, it is tiattii:orto suppose that in a few days it will hive acquired its greatest intensity, and may then perhaps be seen by the naked rye. - The Committee of the Comedic I'raecaise, have token all the demand* mode by M. "Palma into their consideration, mud have negatived them suc cessively. STOCKHOLM, NOVEMBER 24. Field-Nlarshal Count Nloerner, former Governor of Norway, has been dismissed from his situation of Gower ttttt -General of Stockholm, and all hie other militury dignities. Various rumours err afloat respecting the cause of this dismissal, which has produced some I'HE BRITISH PRESS. know the expenses of the I Madras—hut the docume any one he surprised, that melon, when he f.iund, ennthe Ciiliege, this year, )4.000/. The gross exper pre-rut year, was 59,0001.- Wellesley pro l insed an equal 4 . :imam, those who surnor Med nut s' Monstrous!" Mr. GRANT demied•that *malignity to the Hon. Pro, thing mind to jogai u The CHAIRMAN denied 'rectors acted, in any instal PARIS PAPER,I. PAWS. DECEMRER IJ. Fridry night his Majesty eXpersericed a slight touch of the gout. Lust morning he heard Alas.. o f his apartments. Ilia Majesty, however, was ea -861.1,d to prerole at e 1 Cou n cil of his ithulaters, which lasted from one till three o'clock. Lo r d lVeHowson, who 4rts off this day for Lim duo, hint all audience of !ruse or the King mud the Roy»! Fatally. 'Die Wait lettere fiuw florae state, that the ---~' ' LON DON, THURSDAY, DECFSIBER 17, tAte. the trials of those persons who hard previously pleaded Gnilty to the minor charge of having forged notes in their possession. without a sufficient excuse, and who were subsequently permitted by the Court to withdraw this plea, were resumed yes terday, at the Old Bailey, and occupied the Court from ten o'clock until half-past six. Three men were tried and found guilty—the proof of forgery being as distinct and satisfactory as was adduced on Monday. It has thus happened, that all of those who were permitted to withdraw their original plea, and took advantage of this indulgence, have been convicted. lit all these cases, the several Juries displayed mi anxious solicitude to ensure the fullest and most satisfactory evidence; and from an observation that fell yesterday from a Juryman, during the trial of Kingston, it will be seen with what feelings the distressing scene that took place at Newgate ou Tarsilvy morning was contemplated by him and his brethren. Attempts have already been made to contrast the conduct of the Juries who convicted thespiisoners in some of the Bank prosecutions with that of the Juries who seemed to he more scrupulous; and, judging from what - has happened, we 'at slime this species of invidious comparison will embrace the convictions of Monday and yesterday. Upon the former point we must aweive, that uhlusegli we most strenuously ap plaud the ...induct of those Juries who did not con vict un imperfect evidence, we by no means imply censure on those lIUMCIOUIi Julie► who, an nearly the same evidence, had formerly pronounced pri soners guilty. In those earlier cases, the Judges had represented the evidence of the Bank Inspector as sufficient, from an impression that a Bank In spector could nut lie deceived, and the Juries, en testa g the same impression, naturally adopted the opinion of the Judge. - This confidence, how ever, in the infallibility of the Batik liwpectors, bas, iu coosequence of a more earnest inquiry into the grounds of it, liven in a great degree dissipat ed, and such tAltiriter as that which was pro dared on Nloo.E.y sod ‘Veduesday, was neces sary to uht:.io a conviction for forgery. It will iu futtite he vain to think of inducing a Jury to convict a prisoner by the unsupported evidence of au Inspector ; either the signing clerk whose name 14 forged must deity the writing to he his, or in ca,e the name signed should be an imaginary one, Rot belonging to any of the signing clerks in the Batik, proof must be given to that effect. This remilik embraces tine second point, for this evi dence was brony,lit lonward on Monday and yester day, and thereby marked a sufficient distinction between the Cases then decided, and those in which the prisvuers were acquitted. Paris Papers of Sunday last have arrived at our Otfi•e. 'I he King of FRANCE has been again us.iiled by his old malady, the gout, but he has not been prevented from devoting himself, as 9JUiti, to the high doors oh los station. The Duke of WI:r.r.INGTON left Pills on Sunday, for London. The Diti,e of Anuonattired in Paris on the ev g of Saturday, hating made a flying tour thiongie the northern provinces, and visited the principal fortresses lately occupied by the Allies. The French Funds still continue vety much de pressed. The five per cents. had climes! on Friday nominally at fit, at least the price twos so quoted in the Pais lovers, lust private accounts state that the actual price was .0 fr. They opened on Satin. day morning . 62 fr. and loon after fell to 60 fr. They varied considerably during the day, and finally closed at (iii fr. Bank Stock fell on Satur day from 1,485 to 1,475 fr. at which it closed. ‘Ve yesterday took occasion to notice the alarm ing state of the kingdoui of l'rtuigal, degraded, impoverished, and insulted ; expo.ed to the ag gressions of foreign Powers, without receiving a semblance of protection, or even of sympathy from its native Government. The people of Por tugal are deeply sensible of their sufferings, but whence cuss they hope fur redress ? Those per- MOM who are best acquainted with the state of the public mind in Spain, look forward with con fidence to the public manifestation of a revolu tionary spirit in that country ; and in such an event we do not douht that the people of Portugal will make common cause with the Spaniards, in termi nating the existing Governments in both countries. The reign of the Inquisition cannot be endured fur ever. Yeste►dav a Court of Directors was held at the Esst India Hllll4e, whin Cllll4lll C. GRAHAM, of the ship William Pill, took leave of the Court previous to departing fur St. Helena. Beocuo and China. It is said the Earl of HARROWIIT'S nomination as A inbassiscior to Paris will be followed by a change in the Home Department also, Lord SIDMOIJTH resigning the office of Secretary of State, and suc. ceeding Lord HARROWSY as President of the Council. Should the shove arrangement take place, Mr. 1 3 1,:5t. is talked of by some persons as Loid St DOIOUTH'S successor. His Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON was ex pected from France yesterday; Lord CASTLEREAGH returns to-morrow. The French Government has contracted for 4,000 hogsheads of tobacco. The contract has been made partly in France and partly in England. At Norwich Corn Market on Saturday, there was a good supply of Wheat and Barley, the former of which declined in price 2+. and the latter Is, per month. Other grain was also lower.—Same day the Cattle Market was large, there being a good supply of Scots and home-breds; but prices are still high. Also a great quantity of pigs, small and large, and the pens were filled with sheep, almost all half-breds. YARMOUTH ELECTION.—We lately stated, that on Mr. LACON'S decliiiing himself as a Candidate fur the Representation of this Borough, it was re ported that his friends deputed three Gentlemen to proceed to London to procure another Ministerial Candidate, and that they had returned without succeeding in the object of their journey; but we now find, front authority, that the object of their visit was to arrange the necessary evidence for sup porting a Petition to the House of Commons against the return of C. E. RUSIROLD, Esq. for that Borough, with every prospect of meccas.— l'he paragraph was copied OHO THE BRITISH PRESS fron► a Provincial Paper. On Monday se'nnight a Special Assembly of the Corporation of the City of Norwich took place, for the transaction of business. The Aldermen having proposed an Address of Condolence to the PRINCE REGENT on the death of the QUEEN, a conference was appointed, at the end of which the Address was read by the SPEAKER, but the wording was objected to by Mr. SPRINGFIELD and Mr. E. TAY LOR, as containing absurd flattery ; and the latter gentleman moved, that in the part of it which stated that " her MAJESTY'S character had corn minuted universal gratitude and esteem," the word " universal" should he omitted ; which was carried, on a division, by 16 to 15. THE QUEEN'S WILL, &C.—ft now appears cer tain that her late MAJESTY had no other property to bequeath but her diamonds ; they are to be di vided among the PRINCESSES Ist equal propor tions. A valuation has been taken, and these jewels are estimated at little ►hort of a million sterling. The codicil to the will disposes of the QUEEN'S ready money, viz. four thousand pounds. The other property, namely, the wardrobe, goes to the unmarried daughters. It is very valuable. A Lady of high rank, many years attached to the House hold, observed, " Her MAJESTY was the riche►t Queen in Europe iu wardrobe." A considerable degree of alarm was excited in the City on Tuesday morning, by the Bank doors in Bartholottiew-lane not being open for business at. the regular hour, nine o'clock, and the no pearauce of a number of soldiers parading the inner courts, nod sentinels at the front entrance, Book-buildings. It was afterwards escertained that some tears were excited of an unpleasant nature owing to the execution of the criminals for forgery ; but, we are happy to state, that at half past ten the doors were opened, and business cora ineticed without the slightest attempt having been made to disturb, in soy shape, the security of this great National Establishment. The Garden of Natural History at Cambridge has recently received, from the island of Seriphos, in Greece, a species of Dianthus, of such rarity and beauty, that it is regarded as a very great botanical curiosity. Three living plaids of the Tree Pink, or Dianthus frnticosus properly a va riety of Dianthus arboreta, have been presented to one of the Professors of the University be Mr. STA NsFELD RAWSON, of Halifax, who visited Seri phos, now Serpho, in search of this plaid, being guided to its habitat by the account which TOUR NEFORT published, who discovered it at Seripluat upon the 24th of August, 1700, and carried tine reeds to Paris, where they sprang tip iii the Royal Garden. TOURNEFORT Calls it " Caryophyllus Gra.cus arboreta ;" he has figured it in his work, " Voyage tin Levant, turn. i. p. 219, Lyon, 1717," and thus speaks of it Lopluate n'a pas chongi, quoique levie de arcane et cultivie dons le Jtirdin on elle fait les houneurs de la Greet parmi tine infinite de planks cares venues du name pays." Since ToußiaßsoßT's time it was lost ; many tra. ;sellers sought in vain for specimens of it in Giteee but, fortunately, as the p'-ots here alluded to are in a thriving state, it is now like'', to become na turalized in this country, and, at all event", to be come a cuusiderable ornament of our green-houses. - dk V 4 1.4.. .. ;Fi t ia 4 t TUC AI:CHUCK!: MAXIM! LIAN. DUBLIN. orcasinfit 13. 011 Sunday last the Archduke Maxim'heti, ac companied by the Noblensen arid Gentlemen of her suite, attended High Mass, which was celebrated by his Grace the Most Rev. Or. Murray, in the parish chapel of 'rownsesoloitrret. Immediately preceding Mass an impressive sermon was delivered by the Itev: B. Murphy. The Archduke signified. in the course of Monday, to the Most - Reverend Dr. Troy, that he would attend his Grace's Mass on the following morning, alright o'clock, which early hour was fixed upon in couaequence of the arrain4e melds for his departure on that day. At the up. pointed time his Imperial Highness arrived, and was received at the outer gate of Liffey-street Chapel, by the Most Rev. Dr. Troy. and the Most Rev. Dr. Murray, in full canonicals, and by them conducted, in procession, within the sanctuary. l i thos was celebrated by Dr. 'Fury, and, in the course of the ceremony. the GoTri page of the Ali-sal was presented to the illustrious Stranger, conformable to custom, when a Prince assists at the erlita. tinn. This lie kissed, in testimony of his faith.— A crowded soul most respectable congreption had the gratification of a itiiessilig the troly pions and cdif)ing deportment of his Imperial flightless, who, ut the conclusion of the cereinouy, oirs preceded to his carriage by the Prelates and their Assistants in the Paine order as on his recep, lie took occasion to express his sense of the :men. twins experienced from their Loidships, arid did not conceal his surprise at the magnitude of the Catholic population, which, lie said, would require douches of much more considerable dunensimis than the pre. sent edifices for their accommodation. The Archduke Maximilian sailed for Holyhead ou Tuesday. A meeting of several respectable illd i vid viduals, relatives of Irishmen, who, during the per secutions, received protection and distinction in the Austrian territory, was about to he held, to make arrangements for giving the illustrious visitor a public dinner, hut was prevented from taking place by his Imperial Highness's departure, which was sudden and unexpected. Yesterday was Prince LEOPOLD'S birth-day, which was observed by his Royal Highness's trades men illuminating their houses in the evening. The Princess AUGUSTA means to keep up the minor charities in Windsor and it. vicinity. The Duke of RICHMOND has sent home, as pre. sent. from Canada, two boxes of flower-roots—one for the Duke of Guano's, the other for the Earl of DARN LEY. A series of Court Balls will follow the Coronation of the Kiog of FRANCE; they will he most magni ficent spectacles. We understand that Miss O'NEILL is engaged to perform at Colchester, this week, in her three raw vourite characters, Belvidera, Juliet, and Mrs. Mr. HARLEY, to the great regret of the public, still remains ou the invalid list of New Drury, and his medical friends are apprehemive that it will he some time yet before lie is able to resume his pro fessional duties. At a public dinner for the benefit of the various schools instituted for the instruction of the lower orders, several toasts were given applicable to the occasion, " Church and King," too, were not for gotten; and at length some one proposed the three 1"1, " Peace, Plenty, and Prosperity," with re ference to the country at large. An honest-hearted, Odin-dealing man, however, thought this last pledge inapplicable to the present Meeting, and, CONSCIOII% of the value of education by the %emit of it himself, declared he could find a more appropriate one, and gave the following :—" The three WI, Reading, Writing, and 'Rithinetie!" An ancient historian, describing the English, says, that they sire fond of loud noises, and great bell-ringers. It would appear that the modern English have not degenerated. Such is the de mand for Church bells, that there are no less than four peals to he opened at the ensuing Christmas and beginning of the New Year, viz.—A new peal of six, tenor 11 cwt. fur Llatidegai, near Ilaci4or, in North Wales; a new ring of eight, tenor 16 cat. for Newton Heath New Chords, near Nlancliester ; it new peal of six, for St. George's Clouds, iss Norwich, tenor 12 cwt. ; and is hold peal of ten, fur the new Church at Dudle, in Statiardslshe, the tenor eSi cert. in the key of E MARSHAL CLARKE'S FAMILY —A Correspondent in Pnris Rives the following account of an lain' which has just nude a considerable 'wise there " M. Braupoil deft. Anlaire, a young man, SubiLieutcnaut in the Legion of the Haul Rain, last mouth published, under his own name, a libel, as base as it was injurious, entitled, "Orniroa funtLre du Due de retire." Without soy respect fur the scarcely cold remains of the deceased, and in defiance of all decency, the memory of this Ex.slinister is aspersed in the most outrageous language. M. de Itlonteiquiris Fezetssae, sou-in-law to the late Duke, challenged M. de St Aul.iire to a ilitel,and certainly no challenge was ever inure excusable, I will even say, more honourable. The two champ'. -gm, at [ended by six woods, mostly Gene rid Officers, repaired on M lay last to the wood of Vincennes, at break of day. The combat mink/ have lames meat desperate; they were in fire pimultatteously at fifteen paces, alto pistols of btree bore, and the two ad versaries might probably have perislo d together by the first discharge. Alri ody the drills were loaded, and the signal was on the point of being gives), when a patrols. of gendarmes rushed upon them, separated the combatants, and molested them to the Stsff residence newt ably to au Mike' from (lest. I)espiuui•. The duel, thriefore„ did oat take place for this lute ; hut the noturc of the offence rxritca a fear, that it is only el lrycd. This M. Riau poll de St. Aldan,: is nut related to Count Ile St. Anijire, father-40am, to Count de Lazes Refine the Ri.vointion a decision of the Parliament had prohibited that family from even taking this name.— The father of the• young ofiirer of she Lrgion of the Heat Rhin is will known here for his Nitta ',beret opinhnp. awl conduct. The convitlion is gencial that it is lie, and out his son, who is the :totm of tit... pamp h let; it is also an nouticeil, that the Dui hews De Feltre Its. it in contempla tion to institute proceedings against lutn for estuinny." Yttnetddy morning. doting tie liervy tog. ns a Wip4 Cro,•Stlig LIMA I..lllAllll.4itilift, anti taking a putitit of snuff out of Y very sr atidscioos young villain suatcl:ed rt out of Inv hal o and got clea: I it with it. TO THE EDITOR 3F PAM. SIA-1 he: leave, through the medium of your •slosig e and wi.tr.• t circulated Paper, In emit the attention uf the h i , moo , Politic to the di , treasing state of 111/1%1 1 111111 r In. forty. sante females who ate ermined for &lit in the Fleet Prima, hoping thereby In rouse the feelinea of my runn"Ymfo to investigate and re.irega their et ievolarmi• A lady (a friths/ a muse) *en! IIM other day to visit a respeetableteatlewomas s , who, Gum her heiii: eissaed with the Low SST wart' of 507,1 a, %CS, was anljected lu have ber ea. s arwatkesi with such Mown. sad indreesw Gum n drunkest man, nv i• 41.. td.nekine to female delicacy, but to the feelinzai 80.1 parti cularly of the British nations. Her cell, fur I rail call the ,01111 T au litre she 1. by 1111 usher 1141111', hrillZ 11111) 1 1 1.1,11,,1,1 f his by a thin part itiolt, tour, t hal ey from the fluor Iu the cciliuq. liy the early insertion of this pus will oblige, Sir, _ _ You; tollitalit nvneler. Decenthr 18, 1813. A NUM DECENTIL TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. SIR—I have extracted 111 few words from the Patent, to hew that there is nothing unlawful, nr new, in the comport rxistiog Iwtweesi the riflers our two Theatres with re 4pret to those lwrforiner. who withdraw, or may be discharged ; it will he seen, that instead of being prevented from s•tine: for one ‘etrui, if the law were rigidly roiforceit, they might be prevented ever timing in London again. lam, Sir, your obedient Sto v.mt, VrRITIs. " And the better to !nearer, amity and corietimnitettre, and that the one may nut encroach %tong the "Mr by any indirect we will and ordain, that no actor, or ane other person cmpinyed about ciihrr of the said Theatres, ejected by the said Sir W. Dayeumt and Tlttnnis Killigrew„ or either of them, or deserting his Company, sh he le ceivetl by the OuTerntsr, or any of the said other company, or any other person ur persons to be employed ur in any manner r.leling to the stage. without the einirent and approbation of the Coverons vi the said Cump whereof the said person su ejected or deserted was a Mem ber, signified mules his hand and seal " Tl4Cliil4 Royal. Dral y-lane, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1818. PARUING. The Fives' Court was well attended on Tuesday, for the Item lit of Carter. The hest sets-to of the day were between Cale , and Spring, and Rand. It and Holt. The science was exhibited in first-ra , e style, with astonishing prerisswii, ant the measurements 1111111 lengths were judged with great ilea. terily. Carter set-lo with Giegson, nod iliey skunk,' nineO amusement. But the great expectation of the day was matchmaking. it was supposed Cribb and Carter woithl be matched, but these pugilists appeared on the most friendly terms, and not a wood was said about fighting. Turner, it has beets stated, went to Burn's, in If. street, on Friday, and challenged Martin berme he h.ol ar. rived in town. (Martin mounted the sta-,:e m the court with his head tied up, and addressed the amateurs as fall 'WS Turner has challenged me in my abet nee, nod I aro pt to fight him for lea guineas at hi s own time, and m . marry is ready at Burn's, the Rising Sun , Windmill-sir,. I." 'lke match will no doubt be made, and one between ( . .rt, r .iid Sutton the black is also spskeu of, as Carter *tit fig:i: as low as WI. ROBBEItIES. 'Yesterday morning, between three and font. o'clock, a man entered the bed-chamber whitlow of Mr. Fox, a student .it St. Thomas's Hospital, resiiient in Maze-pond, Her and, proceeding to an adjoining sitinig-rontn, broke opl writing-desk, and took out 151. ut Bank of Enzhinil oohs; he then returned to the rount where Mr. Fox was in bea t add stole front the pocket of his poutaloona a purse, (.:11. tattling a considerable sum of inoiley, and was iu the art of taking possession of a twaieil from the bed.side, mien Mr. Fox awoke, and, jumping out of bed, seized the emitter, mid after a severe struite.e regained the watch. Having engsgeil himself from the grosp of Nlr. F., the thief retreat ed through the window by shirts he mitered, and escaped.— In his hurry he dropped the poise, but retained putasession of the 151. taken from the desk. On Alontlay moralist., last, a person of respeetahle appeers sure called at the house of Mr. Francis Smith, of No. 9, Ohl. uw,Mile.tstd Old Town, and in•lnired of the sextant wiss opened the street door whether her master was at bottle; being answered its the negative, he eshed if she 1114111:hl would be lung absent; on being informed Dim she ii not know, lie requested her In tell him whets be caner norm-, thst Captain Robert Jones bad beet, there, the (timid of :tie. Hatch; lie wua about to leave the place, whets be told the servant that second thoughts were hest; and that if %M. would grant him the use a a honk la• would remain its th.• parlinor reading until Mr. S came home, this the Bert Ant acquiesced in, and spewed him into the perlionr, Bad she u.' turucJ back to the kitchen. During his stay, he cunt,-iv. •1 to pack op sonic valuable articles with a quantity 01 s. at. ing apparel, with which he escaped rtii.telei On Smith's return home, the servant informed Min that Ca pi 414 Robert J ))))) 6 was waiting fur him its the pao lour, limit lid upcoming the dour he was tune, and on ae , rebing it u found that the above strategent was merely fur the parpow of tuniiiiiitinc she robbery. Several ruh!rertes of this nu ts-ire bate lately been committed in that 111.101110111-110‘141 On 'Monday night last the house of George of 4, Cuw•cuuel, liutlutrhithe, wet hrokeu open by .• v.rain or villains, who rubbed the place of tau silt er watches, -ties millt.pitt, several silver tea end table spoons, and a great quantity of weming apparel, with which they gut clear The rune night the house ut Mr. Edward Grief: Bros it, bother, of Spital.tields-niatket, was rubbed by a woman 111 his house of property to a considerable amount. After she lied robbed the place, she broke oat awl hats out sinew hies' beard of. The Archduke MAXIMII.IAN and ULU., accom panied by Sir W. W. Wyti,N, visited thee's'leen Saturday last, and, attended by AIN lisiarsum. the architect, examined, with considerable attention, the Gaol, County Hall, Armoury, and 011Itf 1411dingtl, with tshich his Highness ullAVlVell that he was much gratified ; after which. lits High ness and suite retort - Aril to the above 111:11W . 1 to din ner, and from thence proposed to proceed to Shreiis.. bury. Tilt nichituke helm; at Wynnstay, It is supnosed, rialoced by Sir WATKIN. In pay ua short suit to this ti;.t.tent tty.—((.hesirr AWAY.) ACCIDENT.—Ou Sator: l a% , as Mr. W EST. or Hit. lerdou-green, was pas ing it:ung, the Hatrowirroail in the hon e became restive, and having locked the foot-tumid to pieces, Mr. WEST uttfurtu• stately jumped ; talking with con4derali!e weight Out one of Itv, feet, he fractured the leg iu two 111;10-8, fo that the boor protruded. Ali. MACEINDLN, the Stirgron, bring in l•_is csrriAgt sitar the place, he kindly conveyed lite sothacr In his fat.Lei-in-Lte's. Sir NS. Frit: LKEs. Weave glad to filid that Mr. WEST is klArliv to do well, tt ~,,, or two pieces of the hour were so shuttered, that it tug, Ibuud necessary to saw Mein ..hr. A sveriiiirii 4 , 1 a i , rtt l• rat autetuleti to he give' to Balk volts , 11:li lir. a sliewu wf WOW of thy pullite r is of the OUR! .ise es at pr,• sent, but iie Vk fistys "V sll COlll3llltll ail II blaull oval lii the ccattr. At 4 ' 3o ' etiriivr is a mdt of stamp, of I'll6OllS MA .1111: 1114 appr+iralice, which, it is licpt 4 1 , Cauuvt