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'tons of C;entlemen connected with the nnerrsi nient. When he (llr. Hutchinson) v r llected on the conote that it seems is now to be mime ed—whett lie reflected on the sudden nod unit-countable manner in which it had been oil; pt ed_wlien lie saw Ministers aloud PUddri.ly to Ithonthol a system whit li had succeeded, and to ailo ; it one :dike opposed to the increase of the revetm and the morals of the people—lie thought ;la thing was more just. nothing more reasonable, than to call for • declaration to satisfy the veist distillers of Ireland, who had laid out their cep.t lie thought it was hut fair to ask, whether they were to be tinned round again, and whether their interest• were to be sacrificed to the expediency of the dey Fur his loot, he could not but hear, wish str:wise Nod indignation. of the defermioation that had been come to. without Ministers ever cons sidi.ng the of Ireland. After a 1 . , word* from Colonel BARRY, Sr Joust risWeOnT •aith, that what he had stilt ed lie had heard from good authority. The trans. action was in some degree explained by the Noble biol. hitt wit very clearly ; however, whether the Noble Lord, or the Right Hon. Gentleman Hear hilts had explained the measure lushly end fairly, he would leave to the judgment of the House. He emild slot but express his surprise to the sud den, usitlonkrul-for, and intaccoitiitioble aliatultm• merit of the prevent system by the Ministers, mud lie could only attribute that abandonment to one eftwr. Ile would now ask the Right Honourable Centlettion whets be intruded to: bring forward prop,med measure. and whether. iu the menu time. lie intended to insult the Irish distillers who laid out large capitals, awl whose interests are vitally emseerned in tins question ; whether, to a word, the Right Hon. Gentleman did intend to give the great distillers of Ireland an opportunity of expressing their opinion.? if he did, the state. swots they might be able to make might serve to 'guide the Right Hou. Gentleman. The CIIANCELLOR of the EICHEQUER said. he %would bring forward his plan as soon as it was aro. ellgeSlOPti. Hood that might be in it few days. Sir FRANCIS Bumorrr said, that feeling as he did fur the morals and the prosperity of Ireland, lie was really rejoiced et the step the King'. Ali• roisters had taken to sholishro cruel. so unjust. and ►n oppressive a system. If Gentlemen would only inquire into that subject—if they would consider the cruel operation or the still trues—if they would itiret ad the otter falsity of the charge made against the character of the Gentlemen of the North of Ireland, they could not hesitate to put on - end to a system which is unjust and op. prrs•ive. impolitic and absurd. The distillenea in the North of Ireland haul been more peril cularly adverted to—sod heft . again be would ontrr.it the attention of G-sstleinen to a COD. tidrnitioti or she system, to the ristweise of its tuschiteery, :o the employment of military posser, to the a rrteheditess, to the desolation, as it kid item said Isy all lion. Gentleman, which it sires. binned. Wlwn GeePlemen would rt fleet on there veils on the destruction of the morals a n d th e hapl•i uers of the people of 'rebind, Iln yosould not suffer,. for the small revenue it could produce, at mice the tanwry awl the demorsilirition of the people. Petition was then ordered to lie on the table. The m•veral Orders of the Day were then gone througli,aud the House rdjouru•d at ON o'CLot.u. IPREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FLANDERS AND DAMBERCH MAILS !i•FLO, APRIL 30. roritT OF ASM7F.S,Rif..r9. M 'term, the Counsel of Neu, eaileavous Ito alley that tlo iv a im'il slot have been even Ilw auto miller of is plot, but for the intrigues of Laborde *nil Wawa R ail th a t hi s 4 lit ot w oc not a political mailman, but Ite•icged by agents, alum he would ilisetover, lie enoteavoured to get rot of itti so. 'Flo. Compel of Rerih nail Dirricka folltoaril a lisle of dv_ ft lose i eat ly urntlar , alle2ing that thu re was in fact via. 111111: 11111 could be called a (violin Arc, loot that the a loole Iris etathrivaitee of anti his ago sits, alio hail doped 11w tMn pegiasings. 11,01ratans, enamel for Poutilot for T A Croix) notiii. iii,4l hi+ tlivnt had ant g thy I tio• yaet aimmilerf lain of M a tching ilw uthera,aud that if any out is gushy it atin.i Iw 14114.1111 f. NI. V.-. ha. gen, jun. Counsel for Rueltua, in a speech a the.. e limos, said hr *maid leave it to his ch. of to excel pate lain elf from 11w 0111..U4 charges (use m' to this &flair ; a the Pros.catur and ttw Gmusrt of the other Prisoners have brought against l.im. Whether Rollos be we be 110 l agent of the Emir:, pistiec, ausi whether he has received 1111/1111 - front the French Ambassador or tint, is of no come qu. wee to the present quesioni. An Amlaassadsw who lc pre-rot- his Sovereign, must end lie calumniated, his diplo matic charade? must place him 'hove atispieimi. Counsel 'endeavoured to she*, hunt Ike facts forming the the accusation cannot its any point of view con uir a crime. much less such a one as is pe•wideill against Ivy %rt I. of the Decree of 20th April, ; that the EM. laror .llexasikr was in our kingdom only an individual, like other foreigners, to whom the 4th Article of Fenola 'midi.' I.uw gives protecti tttt ; that therefore the phi; in qina arms is only a plot agaiust au individual, who 11/111 no att. Ow se or s o vereignly an iiiii g us, and roma qnently was to be classed with oroltuary mitres, it it had received au incep tive 11104'11111/N *kWh 'rusk' give it the character of au at- Inapt 1 tontriler. The overthraw of the French Government, he says, which secomal to lee the object Mr the plot, would not here nem satily !writ followed by a revolution among us, or eve., by say troubles or daunt. rs. It would 1w an insult to our 4.... "velment, cloth is ale. ady rousidialated, In 1111rptor that r• political existence depended Ull 11w present GUIFITIIOII4It af France; br,illll %hat may happen sit cutisequi are of Sti Irvrell is not assimilated its the language of the laws to alio mast nrcemartly human, sod crimes arc not prorcel by 1H1PM14111101,111141 11.111jr1r111,0s. 1 . 111. iwo principal conditions requlrtil by the Ist Artirle sf the Dom r of Inls, are %smiting here; the phi. et of the iaellerS certainly ass not to excite diuentions Arftreen Ike ibioildlanlettf Ike kingdom, slur was thi se any act contrary to good order equivalent to sedition, which the Derive re gions. lie slurried that Ilw plot hail no inceptive est cation; 11131 HUI-1114 iufam, d the pollee of 11w plot, and (Whored i.e do. et sous pram him; that the .1. flotation of Pollillirt la the other twosome, was the amity proof against litlehoit, .ii that Lir declaration might to be rejected for several reasons ; that the arms bought by Mich.:, and delivered to Croix, Jo not prole bins 11/ 1111, au accomplice. Tie 1/oth role requires that they shall have loan used to the com• ~,,,,,,- o f th e art hot in this case there was nu act emu und the arms bought by Barba, could out have been used in it, since restrained in the chandler of LA Croix. 1 his wonting the Cowl opened al ten o'clock. M. this, the prosecutor fur the 'Crown, replied to the defence, and slimed that a plot had twin roomed, mid that it had received an inceptive rat rut ; that so hurt ihte an atlcisipt as that noolitated against the august retsina of the Emperor Alexan der was surely very likely 1.. tlistm Is this public tranquillity, not merely in our contd. y. hitt its all Europe; amid that the usu s throw .if the French Goviironent must necessarily have had au logisepare 1111011 the kingdom of the Netherlands and Whir cauutt tea. lie examined the charges against rad/ of IMNDON, SATURMY, MAT s, istl9. The discuss on tlic (shims of the Roman Catholic' to a participation in all the honotini and advantages offered by the Constitution, was lest night postponed in the !louse of Louis by Earl GREY, in COlllit (Vence, we lament to state ; of the serious indisposition of the Earl of DoNntnnit. mom& On the motion of Eat GILES', the Lords were ordered to he bunsitionta fur Monday sc'u ►nght, whe n , we hope, Lord Donut fatuous: will be sufficiently recovered to perform the duty he bus undertaken. The Earl of Ilauitott sv brought in the Report of the Secret Committee oppointed by the flame of Lords to investigate the ulfaus of the Ilisiik of : but, itel the suggestion of I.:Ati GREY, it was Dot read by the Clerk at the table. The Report and the evidence connected with it were ordered to be printed. The Earl of IiAItROWDY intimated that lie would, on Thursday Wimiglit, submit to the House certain Resolutions, founded on the opinions of the Bank Committee; but after some discussion, in which lasts GitLY and LA V VCR.. DA LC forcibly pressed the necessity of Rising suf lirient time to the House for the consideration of this voluminous Report, it was determined that the•Lorils should be summoned to discuss the Re vlutitss on Ftidity re'nuialot, on tile understood. ing that a copy of the fissoliitiiins would be laid on the table aft night• previous to the discus. 'ion. It is fair to presume that the Lord.' lisport is the same in substance 144 that presented to the House of Commons nil Thursday night. On th ►upposition we conceive imiselves warranted in r letting to the plan suggested by Mr. Ittotitnn, that the Dank should pity 114 ##### ea for a certain time in gold bars, at a rate beyond the Mint price, the forcible expression last night lay Lord LAUDERDALt, when lie !will, that among the results of the Con .:ittee was (bile, " the most novel that had ever been submitted to a Ilouse of Parliament, or had ever entered the brain of the wildest theorist." Last night, in the House of Common., the CHAN. CELLOR of the Excts (sou Elt gave notice, that in a few (lays he would ;impose n pin: for mitigating; the severity of the lags miw operatiti:z in Ireland for the prevention of Ili it distill tin,, ht ittipo•ing fi l ms on town-lauds. Thi. deleitnimitinti of the Right hon. Gentleman, %%Inch tn.iy unlrenl he re garded as an uhandminient of hi. Intitter opinions, was the result of a tonfrreorr held t rate May be tween him and Lord CASTI., HCAGH on the part of the Government, and several Irish Mrmhet a of Parliament, who usually support Government, on the ran of the suffering peasants). of Ireland. The notion that these gentlemen had thrown out any pulite hints that such an occurrence as their sitting on the Opposition side of the house in future', was within the range of possibility, unless their wishes were complied with, was last night spurned with indignation by Mr. I)AWSON, 50 that we must presume that the arguments of the honourable Gentleman and his assistants, effected that change in the minds of the Ministers in private, which their eloquence was unable to achieve in public. _ A Flanders 1110i1 and too Damburgh. :Visits hive arrived. The trial of the Brits... Is plot has ter ;;; i ; isted. The parties Live been found guilty, and sentenced to intprisoninent for different periods.—The Duke of C A BEN L left Ilsnoser ott the 96th. last (or Brunswick, taceompaiiird by the Duchess of M N I oti his return to flout buig. IVe have received the Paris T'Apurs of Tuesday la.t. being flit fifth 1111ilivermiry of the N room to his capital, the day was celebrated iu Paris with the customary parade of congratula tions, and the reciprocal expressions of 1 we and gra titude beta ten the several dignitaries and authorities within the State, and the Nliiarch. In the evening the public buildings, Mal a consider:ls(e iminber of private houses, were Monti:land. In the Chamber of Deputies, the discussion was resumed on the putjet de loi, relative to the Journals and periodical publicatint:•. 51. PON SA iID spoke in favour of the amentlineids pro posed by the Coninntiee. Ile was followed by M. (lUIZOT, who defended the original project. M. H. CONSTANT argued at some length against the piojvct, and partieulaily combatted what he called the periodicity of publications, which ap peared so absurdly defined iu the first article. The definitioti therein contained might, he conceived, he easily eluded by the author of one woik, under the name, suppose of the Propagatear, giving notice, in the last page of it, that another work by the same author would be published within a certain perioi:, under the name suppose of the Ilistotien, and so on, during any length of time the author might think proper. This device, lie remarked, would be somewhat similar to that of the Eliglirli bigamist, who was acquitted because Inning mar ried three wires, he contended lie had not violated the law which forbade a man to marry two. At this sage observation there was a laugh, but whe ther at the supposed absurdity or the English Judge a l io c o uld advance as, unfounded a distilictiou, or at the gross ignorance of M. CONSTANT, who could utter such a statement, it is not for us to deter mine. Vie shall merely remark, for the information of M. k Depute, that as the marriage of three wives (all living at the saute time) necessarily in cludes the marriage of two, an individual who shook' so far transgress the ordinances of the law, mod the principles of social morality, would undergo the puilisliment denounced against bigamy by the laws of England, The discussion on the law was closed, mud that on the several articles seriatim unlered to be commenced on the follownig day. Yesterday a outuerosis sowroilitage of the Mem. twit of the Honor. of Commons waited upon the (*.Ham:lA.lmm of the Eicnkeu En, at his house in Du. 1111 , g-hirer,. The cinimiltititiii with the Mi. Islblrt lasted r considerable time. Mr. TIERNEY on Thursday night gave notice of a motion on the State of the Nat►on for the 18th int►t. J. atild W. AI A N csTv, Eminires, the sons of the Tate SAMUEL. M A EST IC, Fl. British Itetatletit ut Kowsori,h, and Ambassador to the Persian Court, esteitluy paid a root to his Excellency the Persons Ambassador. The Ilaxim surveying vessel, at Deptford, is fitting out for Channel service, anti Mr. L. Frrz •wtue is sppninted to command her. . Arrived off Liverpool the Mary, OMEN, front Jamaica, and 17 ships and 10 brigs, names un known. The U►►iun, BARRY, from IllAvanneh, is ►►rrived off Khoole, bound to L►verpuul, very leaky, and must distharge. PASHIONATILE VIRTILS. s•ntinrk will give a vand rout this evening., it her house in Park-lane. The E/11 - 1 of fireadalliane entertained F.arl Temple and a 'elect party, yesterday, at his holl er lll Park-lane. Cord Me!bonnie hull ts select party at dinner yesterday, at his hoar, 11•hutehall. The Dim/acre Countirsti 'of Clermont had a card party yes terday ereniiiir, at her Innis.. in Iterkeley-sspiare. The Carl and C teat. I'•,wls entertain...! aar legit purl) , at thion-r yr.terdav, at their hnn.• in 1:-Ito The Mike and Ihr!les. of Niiri !mint. law! entertained arh•rt pasty at dustier, yeali at Omar I ttttt se w it. J ini•-•-•sapiare. Ltily Cariilsise Barham Rave a [rand rnal oci Thusrulay rrr,uuc, Al her house in (bin it Amur niter', *luck VoilB airy 1111111 P Is 11111 fx.lsiumility /11111111•11 Lady had a :rand minneal party yesterday eveniaz, at Purr hnsae its NliseitaTii-sipiare. Win. l'reetnauttr, Coq M cave a grand entertainment tin Thursday to his Royal 11l .:lines* the Duke sir ( sire, and a large party of ilistingiiislied per.uunges, at his buusr 111 Stannp••..taret, Mayfair, Lady Compton hail a large fashionable party yestarrlay ceellitiZ, at her house in Clips r lirook-strert. laor,lGalseny rotes tained t !tarty of distend inn yesterday, nt los Imo.- in York.idscr... - • - . The 31argnis awl Mar(!Mourns of Bath will entertain a large party of rummages Ihu day, at their re 11111,11CP in Gronventor.rogunie. The Margin' and Ilareliiimeoni of Twee. Male gave an i le ganl entertainment yesterday, to a limo party of couched oiermosacee. at the chorewhin Hotel, nonil•street. Sir iValier !Online, Bari. has issued curds of iiiwitat for n crawl hall AN/I supper, on ihe Ist of June, at his reM desire in l'all.nonlL ilturs , bly poorilit.a th e Di t ch-ss of Volta a rived at ‘Vindsar from Oathall... la a ' , hurt time after the Duke of KENT arrived there from lienotagtoto Palace, and paid his rem.rets to the Poehet..., lor the flr.t time siare has return If/ Eng181),I. The Hoyt.' Doke, after vialtifig the PI Illetil%e4 AccUsTA anal SoPIIIA, Iretai , ll . (l to Kensington Palace to dinner. Yrvterday the Duke and Duchess of Crot'eci- TFR had a party at dinner. OWI4 MUNSTER arrived in town on Thursday. from Window Castle. iMr•. CHAMPAGNE will give lwr first halt : I ntl stopper no Monday, the 10:b 111 my, at her house in Marley-street. . . Tit; Vicr-CHANcELLon has at tart been PreOrli. modeted with a !Place to hold hos Court in at Wert. rinnater. 1114 H will ail this day and the re mainder of the Term in the old House of Lorr!as The entrance for suitors, &v. is from Palace-yard, through the door the I'ItINCE REGENT eiders at when he woe*. to Parliament. A Velocipede, recently iintoorted front England, was exhibited in the Assembly Rooms, Cork, oat the 2Gth last, for the joilt benefit of the Nurtis Infirmary and Fever Hospital. .I•CESDAY NI.XT the S:ate Lottery bezins, and there lirlfer writ. In and Lottery, ouch stroolz imiurrairats to purchase immedialda, as Two 29,000!. Priaia will he decided in tliefir./ . fiee winner-A. and all Four. 20,00 0 t. Pates may be straws, that dab. Tickria awl Sliasia are on side at WEBil'a oftieea, 9, Curnhill, and 17, 1.4.4- gate-WPM, where No 7,930, a Prize of 2. 000 /. in Oh , list Lottery, was sold and registered to a 4ratielosii at puu I. _ . The Russian Bible Society distributed, iti the course of the year 1818, 72,000 copies of the 110ly Scriptures, and w►II phut this vrur 101,500 rowel; in several languages, among which are those of the Tschuwasclii. (Mocks, and Wogii!a. More than 10,000 families have sent from Brussels spplies. Lions for certificates of the deaths of French, Dutch. and Netherlaud soldiers, aloe died in the years 181%, 13, and 14. FRIDAY, MAY 7. [From the "Lowden New Price Current."] COTTON —The Callan market remains with little earls_ lion as to price; there arc still extenwie !sayers of on speculation and fur export, hut nil pateeli are on sale ecru at the advance of 1,1. Iwr Its. %%hid. is lied, ufi•red; She purchasers of Peasants since our last are chtifiy tor shipment 7 the particulars are -750 Pernams 151) Stirritt 200 licitzds A.S. a 7il. The accounts from Liverpool this morning are rather nu favourable; very (liiellSiVt arrivals had talan place, and np to the Wednesday evening the sales had IKeu itlColl . 4l4:eralitej the general opinion in Ibat market was that a further reduc tion would take place in the priors, on account of the great scarcity of money, and the consequent sec-emit!, of impel tete to sell their Cotton§ at whatever prices could be obtained. St/OAR = there has been little alteration in the prices of Muscovades; by private emits set this w e i dc, ver y r, w .ales were effected; the expected reduct' of the import ditty a'tracts much nitro ; this torenonss little or no busi ness was done in NI toscovades by private contract, the buyers writing the event of the public salr ; it consisted of 356 Midis 10 barrels, the first huts went off ls. a2s lowre, the demand afterwards increased, and the whole sold with b r isk. arse; good Sugars may be stated fully to have supported the previous currency, the brown Angara were taken iii at tales Is. a 44. lower; good strong from Tortola 84s. a MOE 6d ; Trinidad flfis. a 68s. brown St. Lucius 80s. a 625., good 85s. a os.. There was a good demand fur Refined goods, partici*. laxly Lamps, early in the week ; the request has since ►ub. sided, slid the market may now be state) heavy at a small decline. There are few Foreign Sugars in this market, the prices are in consequence nearly nominal. Corr mr..—LTlocre haw; Men rely few sales of coffee this week by private (instinct ; yesterday 281 ra►k. and 03 hags British Mamma .... dracriptiona were brought forward by public sale; the Coffee from Dem ud Berbice with •0000 e briskness at prices Is. a 2.. higher. Jamaica de scriptions stint off heavily at a decline of 2s. a 3..; the de. pre.aimi was very ir►egular, good ordinary 1001. fuse ordi nary lOU Oil. a 1040. middling Its.. Bd. a 117..; there is swilling doing in St. Dinningu or in other foreign dem., ip. SPICVS —There is li nle doing ill Spices, on account of the appeoriehing side (Intl' inst.) TOSACCO —lli conseipience of the heavy Hooke' 'Mimeo's msy tie purchased sin lower terms; arc, however, few porciraws this week to report. 'the deliveries fi the warehouse during last mouth are considerable, 1,322 hauls. for es poriation,os kWh. for home consumption , the stuck is in consequence decreasing. INDIGO.—Tbe extensive sale at the India House finished no Wednesday, it consisted of 9,724 chests, nearly one third was taken in fur the proprietors; fine qualities supported the last sale prices, good 44.5 ed. lower, good middling sod middling 64. a Is. lower, ordinary at the decline of la. a Is. 3d. per Ih ; there were about 700 chests of Madras, which sold, six. tine 6s. 9d. a 75., good ss. ed. s 6 3d., ordinary 3s. lid. a 4r. del. Row, and HOLLAIDII.--The Rum market continues in a very &premed state, purchases may be mails considerably lower.—There is it small improvement both in the demand and in the prices of Brandy, nn account of the last letters from France mentioning there had liven souse alight frosts which hail affected the vineyards.—Gesseva I. without alteration. TaLt.ow.—There it little doing in Foreign Tallow. The Town market is tu-day quoted 725, which is 2s. lower th.za last week. LAW IN lt. LIGAM R. counT OF CH INrl.ltV. Worry:snip. nth tv, Nl%r 7. Frig thinoiir hip VII c-CIIANcE I . I ."3 uai ncrii. nird m In-ifri 1;1, tune., of no liblefet rXB lit to the partit• eJnerrned. OLD 11.11LItY, Fut°Av. MAY 7. --• JnLn I illin.na wa■ tre.!irt..l I, r .tell,rl 3 In.t 1:01, 11• e p m . 100 113 a t1•III. 1i14.4T.'t T 1... Prism!. r n ip r rlKll4•4 %011 the mn.ket in ht. pna.rr,i•nl. 111111 wlnht heiag vryell to Neweate he mart.. hi. r3s - Rior, allhongh mita te k.d . A n alarm MR* civros. Alio' the it:fiell111 What.. d u ly it wa: to hare stropped loin. havi”g but time Irg, rooti4 cot putt*, liitnbufiirienily fart lu Rpplehrud him, mr,l hr era awa y, , He wn,, how. t rr, !tries w:tr,la lake!' mho ; 411 inrra were then uN • , heft Ihob tronik aof Ihtfin %vie illershipouh" lit vial a, The Pfi•nner, in lii• defence. kindly reciferat. el that le was tint the man, and Ilia Ihe had Geld len.au tenni tV.Nolinnt e. y Ii,III Oil Id pal/re that lIY Waif 1111 the day hr wa• chin eed to Imse ciammlited the inhhei). The It ' , talent R iitl.l in call dint Gentleman. The Prisoner n •aid 11.31 he had been in att. udsare for Maley days, Loh li-d been pelted to retidsi home on Thursday evenititt —The Joey honnd him Gtsilt N . ['post inquire by ilie Cense', II was hinted that the Primed Lad Leen twice died b. h.re offences. the Primmer!. mud tlwir A t fence; Lot ronvith tea !Incline the aathiw of the plot, in ti,. how of a pecuniary reward. A simetthir inridrot occi.rtell nt the clove of the reply of M 1. , •r0i, tomtit! fur Poem An injunction lad lwen given Lan yeiterilay not to attack the (*twitch Awthie.varhir. Hr nvkiwl the Court to Iva hint snake free IMP of all Isiv mean. of &filler, and to decide no the merit of the injunction. The Conit, nfter half an hoto's 40On-ration, consliterinit that the Firm+ 3linixter ix nu entire al I anger w the affair new before it, maintained the injunction. natutim.s, ma? I. Thin Mil • g the enort of Arai=rr met at half•past ten when a warm diAru..inn mooed between the ("mon wet for the Prisoners and M. respi rtinß the question■ !Hommell to the t for ileciainn by the Proserator, which were acorn in 111111110111, relative to the guilt of the accused respectively, &c. The Court finally eimilemnrii all the Primmer*, namely, Pier and Dirrickx, In lime tear's impriaonnient ; PeOliflut laliaa IA Croix) and Berth, to three years imprisonment; Bur hot, to one roe* imprimiument, Ili Maori on the pillory Iwo I ims, and to lw braiiiLmarkeit ; atwi all the Prisoners to pray !lac rootir.—(llrussels Palms, Nov 4.) MAJORITY AGA INS7' MINISTRRS ON LORD ARCIDUAED 11111111. TORN VIODIOR RLLATIVR TO .470TC11 UURGIIII. Alllimp, Visr. Grenfell, Pascoe Pallid!, Sir 11. Anson, .Sir G. Guise, Sir IV. Parnell, Wm. Anson, Ilun. G. Gums, R. If. Wiliam, lion C. A. Itorham, Jots. F. flarvry, D. 13. 111,165 m, Hon G. A. Iltrietril, VIPC. Hill, Lord A. 'Phillips, G. Harnett, Jos. Hollywood, W. Phillips, G. juin. Hensel, IL lloritliy, Ed. Phillips, C. M. flemiell, Iln. It G. llowitid, torsi H. Plankton HI Hn W. Itenyou Hen. Howard. Hon. W. Ponwitilly, Hu. F. C. Ifirrh, ;its Hume, Jos. Power, It. Bram', flun. T. Hurst, It. Powleit, Hon. W. Hs tic, G Hitorhinson, Iln. C. !beard°, I) Calves I, N. Howarth, H Itsnisiltin J. C. Calerri, Chides Kennedy, Tr. Ridley, Sir M. W. Campbell, Ilon.J. Liwson. !IL Itebas Is, W. T. (arew, R. S. Lamb, Hun. G. Rolisrls, A. Custer. John Lienlonn, .1, G. Howie), Sir W. Cavendish, Lord G. Llus-1, Sir .1. Russell, Lord John Clismlwrlsyne, W. Lloyd, J. 31. Russell, Lord Wen. 11:1i (Turd, A 4. ;Maim ly, Win. 1.. Russell, It G. Clifton, Vise. Mabel ly, John nu inholcl, C. Colltortie, N. R. Nlackeissie, Thos. Shelley, Sir J. Colefonzli, Ciessr Worland, Sir SB. Sebright, Sir 1. Coke, T. W. jun. Missile, thin. W. Sinclair, G. Cotirsionon, 1.. 3larleud, R. Seem 1,11, J. Cromp 00000 , Sam. Macdonald, James Sefton, Earl of Calihorpe, lion. F. 311arkiiiiush, Sir J. Smith, Juba De Crorpieity,SirlV. Ilsilutks, IV. A. Smith, Wm. pouting, Hu. I'. S. Milan,., Laid Smith, Hon. R. - . . . Dinned", Win. Martin, It. Spromer, Lodi R. Miens, It. II Methuen, Paul Stuart, land .1, I), ~111.1111, Thollia. Maxwell, Jahn Stood I, Win. 11)1111C ,II ttttt I, VIN. Arrest, J. D. Stauky. land Diiiiila., Wis. 1.. SWING. !ism ttttt lv, T. P. thiniles, llim G 51itilmay, P SI. J. Talbot, It W. VIIIIIIAN II is Mona, the C. Thom, Alderman Elninxtim, Fem. 14Iniser, Pell, Tierney, RI, Iln G. Ellice, Eilwarit Allorpttio, Vise. Walpole, HMI. G. Endo's, Furl of Newman. R. W. 11 - ailloninn, Alit Finlay, K. Neville. Ha. R. W. lb, F. Freemsnt le, W. Newport, Sir J. West ei is. C. Fintakerly, N. NINO, nnilley tVliiihremil, W. 11. Fervissi, Sir IL C. Nugent, Lan! WilltMs, W. Fitsgerahl, 1.1.11 V. Onslaw, Arthur W i lli:ow, Win. Filnroy, Lipid C. 1411, Win. Wiliam, Sir It. Fleming. Dr. o•liiirim, I.odl F. Wood, Maki limn Foley, 'Dins. Phillinitorr, Jae. Welriter, Sir G. INAkei i. Vi.c. Prininive, Ili,. F. Wynn, C. W. Goshen, Brij. Palmer, C. I'. It LLIRS GOidon, I:. lire Willie, HMI. F. A. Ilamiliiin, Ludt A. Gialiam, R. G. farts, "thus. GtAtii, J. I'. MINORITY ON IL IRISH WINDOW TO/. Alierrennik. Bo .1. ' , nitwit, C. Palmer, C. Arelidall, Com ra I l'ilgzerislit, Lord W.Prinis ow, lion. F. Burroughs. Sir W. Gordon, Hold. Power, H. Haim ii, J AIM'S Glrraw It y, lend Palmer, C. F. Bennett, Hon 11. G. (:rattan, Ht. Hu. H. P tttt sonhy, !In. F. C. Harden, Sir F. II olchimun, Hu. C. Pares, Thomas Worm. Hen. Hurt, H. Prinie, Hon. F. A, Boiler, Bois .1. Hill, Cold A. Parnell, W. ' Bohr. thin. V Hari, Gcticral Hisharis, Ab. Bagwell, HI II u. W. Ilainillon. Haas Hobart', %V. T. Brim tie, Dum. Kirby, John Richardson, W, Herber, W, Knox, Hon. Thos. Rickford, W. Hortive, Earl of liesmeily, T. I'. Shaw, 11. Callaghan, Gina'. I Lalnuclie, John Sym la, T. P. Collin, Sir I. !Arlie, C. P. Smith, HOll. H. Col( lough, C. Moult, Hon. Win. Stewart, Sir J. Voilikurfil, Sir N. :Bluest, J. D. Somerville, Sir M. Clifford, Aug. Mill., George Sneyd, N. Carvell, John klarlin.ls, W. A. Talbot, R. W. Carew, H. S. Newport, .4ir J. Tavialuck, Marquis Clio homer. A. Noel. Sir G. Vereker, thou. Iblimaii, 'rho.. I ecallagluin. J. White, Luke Enidon, Earl of Willits', Sir E. Mamma, Ha. H.R. Fdrzciald,lti.liti.ll Plunkett, 111 H•.W.Walpole, Han. G. Fliz,:ildmii, Hon. H. Parisi 11, Sir H. Wilma, Sir R. PAIRFI) 4/11 , V. Althorp, Vow-. Dmicamaast, Vet.c. Russell, lord W. Cayrushali, 1 ord G. Do elan, MOW 1. Mtwara, W. THE BRITISH PRESS. POLICE. V/Ifoll Tim, Ttir. rnort Veßtrntay nboot (awn, %,.man. mud clubby, , a o w . 111111'0 Ch.% 11 ilve Iri.h ~,,, lbor 14.1.r00n t ,4 co, lorl•ot t :III L, room Mr. (Needs n at phis Off tr, by Ow pat t•li ollic,ra of SI. S a vi our ' s , to b.• dials 0-110 arrordiog to law, t Imo: pow. and ittspotrot, and unable asspoort 11...3Jazjortle 4 . •1.14im.1 In them the Intr. mint .aid the, Mll4l be pruiced Iu their liiimec ; they lisul Wog eimutil hers, PI burden to t h is country, and it War& high titu.• should be got rid of. nArrercsartrcv A roman Al the name of CalArrine Alff,idrif was ea.nei. d. charred with stealing eats and due , . for the sake Ilieir skins No proof In in?, adduced of hi r has 1111 the animals which were flu id in hir por—t•sewo, she w Is diWilargfd. AITEIIP7I3I SUICI D On Thursday evettiste a y g woman of ecnteel ap. pros sure calor to the lull.taLer uf Waterloo Midge, and re. rilte.ied It, pr.t w:thout tellog the toll. 1111 Irving 14 rlPled, *he wril I nitlll , l the corner. atml (-toothed sot the hallst.tratte of the bolder, and heitiz olmervert by • prrmotss, they .an and were-Med toter flout preripilatiorf herself auto the truer r, and to the allempt she Ito uke tole ',flier lest. She was taken In %lc 5i.41414414, 5.14.44.4144, 4.f the Strand, *herr tarry gatt4l - was itb,rded her. She m,sOgiseti mu wore for tile at. tempt she made. 1:011N EXCHANGE, 31.4 v 7. Our maiket emitiiiiies to be wrll supplied 311 k of vim'. Thr sale of fl heat MA4 (wit y.:n l pi my ilm rather Tower; Bailey al•rt very dull; (tats nut! 11,111.4 arb fully suppui I their ;in Pram amid ullwr kinds gi AIR Weir is uu SMITIIFIKLD MARKET. 11,14 Y 7. This day's market had a short supply of the dilTrrent kinds of cattle; :Holton and Pink Kerr AVA rer; Hurst* mid Veal are cheaper; Lamb sold at lust prier, :tail lie trade in general was not over brisk. The sales lit the Haymarket were somewhat dull; Hay, Struts, and Clover reiched last prices. The following prices and numbers are au aecuraie statement : Tu sink the offal per stone of 81h. 8eef....3g. 83. to Ss. 83. Head of Cattle this day Mutton „Is. 43. to os. 441. Beasts Lamb... 6. 03, to At. 03. Sheep and Lambs—. Vim 4'ett1....4. 4.1. to 41.. 0.1 Calves 3lO Pork... 41. 4il. to 6s. 8.1.1 Piro .... 2lO H AY-MA ET. Hay... 3l. Ws. Ort. to At JO.. 04. 1/. 1144. N. to 21 Is.. 04. Clover 4l. 0.. W. to 71. 10,. 04. Mr. HARRISON, of Contribnry, on Thursday morning accomplished a most arduous tiudertakine. He law a wager of 300 gs. that he could ride Bonn Canterbury to London iii three hours; he started ou Thursday morning at three o'clock. and arrayed at the appointed place to two hours and 57 uniaties. witiount by three sniuutes. lie rude eltbrii horses, and did nut appear much fdttgued. The distance is 56 miles. COURSE OF F.XCIIAI Ant Aviation ....0 F II 7 Ditto at .100 I I 4 Rotterdam .... 2V. I I 6 Autueep 1114111bUI gla ....2} 11. 34 S tiltona .2i 12. 34 6 Paris 3 eight .. It 0 Ditto ROMIIICaUX 24 30 Frankfort on the Ex U..... 1411 Madrid.. —effective 3tti Cadiz effective 38 Bahasa 36 Rieeduits Seville 3B Gibraltar Legions 5l Growls 47 PRICE OF STOi Bank Stuck 3soi 3 per Ct. Red. 711 70i 3 prr Ct. Cwis. 7-2 71H 31 per Cent ....sOl 79i 4 prr Cetits. 89/ 90 89! 3 pet Ct. N. A esti 1031 1041 BIRTH. thi the 341 inst. the Ladyul Williaw Blundell, Esq. of Creaky 11x11 , Lancaaliire, of a sun. DEATHS. On Tuesday last, at Esher,E4;;;rol, the infant son of I'd. ward Perrault, laa,' q. of the Claphant•road. In the middle of April, at Lisbun, the Dnke of Harcleoci , , where his Grace had been advised to Ras for tilt oeuvre') his health. He had been for a considerable iiwe ill a de cloning stnte. His Grace was Luid Lieutenant of the COU , 11:14 of fiditiburgh and Dumfries; he was a It 'nth, of the Thistle, and was burn lith Nlas, 1771. Hr married, in 1795, the runniest dituirlder .6( Vint - 4910 Sydney, and by her, wtiu died in 1814, he had three IMAM and fame dam:Meas. LONDON Printed and Polloloilmd at the Mike, Nu. 127, Strand; where Adv.'s ticem. utr are received, mad t (post-pool) must be addressed—C. SMITH, No 1. 4.3enieni's lon, Pririer—J. WHITE, Nu. 121, St i so• Publisher. E, FIUDAV, MAY 7. Venire . Malta 5O Nap Palmam ....per us 121 I.kltun . °lrmo* Kitt Jauriro ........ Mai Dublin . ....... Cork .... . Agiu oP Bank to HoMimi utl.t tor rurtsigui Odd ,it Cain, In•r . 0 0 Foreign Gold ut Bars ..... 0 0 New Doubloons ..0 0 New Dollars ..0 0 Silarr in Ban 5 5 !KS YESTERDAY. li. L. A 0n.....18 11. 1 6 India 11mA%. . V!) ►". ()Id A floral ties 70 4- Ex. 111 I Is. 2 . .9 7 pl. Lottery Tickets 191. 1 8 '• Coos. for ALT-42i 7 72 71in