The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-05-09 00:00:00

Mg L p r t BUTCH MAIL. fe l t to his vengeance 11w principal authors of die totivpirsey. He has sent 150 heads to be exposed t the gates of the Seraglio. ST. PETERIBURGH, APIA 15. • DIVORCE OF PRINCE CONSTANTINE. Cie the ii. o o , h March (0 S.) wns published the fol ly,' iue Intpurtunr Imperial Manifesto :— Nrt the greet of Cad. we. Alexander the First, Emperor pea eisdneral of All the Russia.. lee. let hereby signify in our sohjects--nor ant .1%-balarrel broth. r Clarets/heck mottlesod Doke Cotaatatoine has, by a rroto.. l adetreaaed to rat beloved Slather the 1 7 .6wpreaa Slaria, *ad i 0 as. drawn one attentiDa to his family affairs with reepect to ibeloag absence of his Consort, the Greed Dicier Aisne (born Prioress of Saxe Coburg Saalfeld) who making a joinery into foreign enanstries so far hark as the year 1891, en scionot of her extreme bad health, hss owl only slut yet returned to hies, bat aecordiug to her own per. roast deelaratiow, camel .gaits relays to Russia, end then (ice be wisbes that his marriage with her may he sliasolved. In eisseetreitee of this retreat, with the epproba. tics of owe beloved IllotheiN we have referred this affair to the troosideratino of the Holy Systed, which, on comparing the eireumiesioces of she twee with the lowsof the Church, and on the posiweiples of the 355% Article .1 Basil the Great, has decided "The marriage of the Caarewitseh mud Grand Dube Consiantioe with the Grand Dorian Anise is to be dissolved, and he is lobe allowed, if he thinks purr, to coolest( a new marriage." Front all these eireamstawees, ere have Mem shot every alba usaintaia unimpaired the matrimonial nobs, is oar Imperial Family, after it bas bees already broken of .early Wickes years ' without aux hopes of be. lag motored, would ha of so avail. We have gleesome appro. bation ateoriliag to the prinei pies of the lime ante Church. to theories , ezeeutiois of the above.mentioned decision of the Holy Synod, and einosnaud it to he every whore riverbed in its fall extent. Directing OUr thoughts ow this occasion to the various eireinastanees which may take place in the mat ri- Inoitial connexions of the members of the Imperial and the eunsequenees of them, if they are not provided for and dentinhied by a geoerellaw, we consider it as iseerseary re the perpetual asaintenawee of the dignity and traoeuil. lity of the Imperial Family, and eves of our empire. to a. 1.1 to the already existing regulations respecting the Imperial Family, the following Supplementary ()Misuser : Whew any member of the Imperial Family shall form swatrimoonl union within individual who is sot of weenies. welding nub, that is Is say, who aloes not beton to a Bove. leers or reiguiag Howse, then sad its that ease the member of the Imperial Family canoed commuaicate to the other' individual the rights which appertain to the members of the Imperial Family, and the children born of such a marriage have no right to the siteccession to the throne. At the same lime that asellenollllKe this our will to all pre sent sod future member of our Imperial Family, and to all ...ufaithful! subjects ' arcordiag I. the 53d article of the et-ge lation requesting the Imperial Family, we hereby bind before the Almighty Ruler all and every versos whom this con. terns, to keep this our sepplementary ordansoce holy mud inviolate to time everlasting. Given is our Capital City of St. Petersborels,toth March, is the year of our Lord 1820, and of our Reign the twentieth. The Emperor Alexander has been Plighily posed. but is noir fully recoverer!.—/Ditch Papers and Hassbargh ('orrespondent. May 4.) THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TUESDAY. MAY 9. 1820. The question of the Civil List was brought en last night in the House of Commons, at about la past nine o'clock, an hoar too far advanced for the proper consideration of m important a subject. This circumstance, and the absence of sufficient previous inquiry ioto many topics necessarily connected with the fair investigation of the proposed arrangement, induced Lord Joan Russat.t. to mom, by way of amendment, that the consideration of the Report of the Committee of Supply, in which the Civil Lid had been formally proposed, should be deferred to Mionday nest. This amendment was rejected on a division which took place, the numbers being for the amendment, 157; against it, 256. The origi tsaf resolution was then carded, and the House adjourned. Lord MILTON gave notice yesterday evening in the House of Commons, that on this day se'nnight he would move for a repeal of the duties imposed on the importation of foreign wool. The sudden ssess with which this tax was proposed in the first Session of 1819, co•operated with the forms of Par liament to prevent the voice of the country from being heard with respect to it ; bat petitions have been already presented in the present Session from consideratle numbers of persons interested in the woollen mannfactures, praying for an immediate repeal of the impolitic and destructive tax, and suppotting their prayer with arguments drawn from facts which cannot be controverted. Lord MILTON will be strenuously assisted in his motion by his colleague Mr. STUART WORTLNT. But while Lord MILTON confiner his operations to one branch of our system, owl proposes the weans of reducing the pressor- that tiow threatens its existence. Mr. Minima suggests the necessity of ft-modelling our entire commerciall system. so fee as it collet:tn. our relations with foreign states, as the moat effectual mem of relieving the present eisbarraned state of the country. This Gentle. seas submitted to the Howse of Commons yester day evening a petition from the me►chants of London, which we siot long since laid before the public, preyiog for a Knievel investigation of our' usereoutile system. with a view to the removal of the prohibitious and restrictions that now oppress sod vainness the operations of our foreign etim- Miter. Mr. BARING drew a disheartening picture of the state of public affairs, and manifested the urgent necessity that exists of entering upon so ir.quiry ipso the ceases of the present distress, and • the 'probable mesas of affording relief. This evariig Mr. Alderman Wow) rowan., to brieg forward his ■notion iu the House of Com atose for the appoirituseut of a Secret Committee to mramine rehearses relative to the conduct of Ceorge Edemas, the spy. This moo.ion, the pub • Tic must be aware, refer solely to the cmiduct • of Edwardx, with regard to the project said to have been devised by him for destroying the Members of the House of Commons, and will not touch upon his connexion with the Cato-street conspirators, which could not come within the ordinary jurisdie. lion of the House. We do not think that those of our contemporm. ties who have touched upon the general question of the propriety of employing spies, have treated it with the delicacy which the nature of the ►equires. The employment of spies must always i be regarded as a matter of expediency and nectar pity, and the propriety of having recourse to their agency must depend altogether upon the eircurn• stances of individual cases. Should a conspiracy of a dangerous ttter? be formed against the state, and one of the party be induced from remorse or terro► to reveal the plot to the Government, no elms. could fairly or justly censure the Ministers foe iw. strutting this informer to associate will with his for. mer companions, and watch the course of their pro• ceedings until the moment arrived when justice may be permitted to strike the guilty. But no ideas of political expediency could justify a Government in giving a general commission to any individual to be on the watch for treasons, with nu assurance that his reward should be proportioned to the plots de. ward, and the numbers of conspirators convicted. Such an employment must stimulate the spy to ex ceed the strictness of his duly, and he will instantly fix upon some wretched outcast of fortune, whose bad plosions, assisted by poverty and the tempt• ing assurance of immediate gain, may without much difficulty he moulded to his will. In this case a treason is f..rmed, which probably without 'such agency would never have existed; and if the effect be fairly traced to the cause, the guilt of the transaction must eventually rest with those who we►e so indiscreet as to employ the spy before the conspiracy was hatched. Whether this supposed case may resemble the reality of the late conspi racy we do not pretend to ray. It is, however, es• serted, that Edward. had formed his project spinal the Members of the House of Commons while Thistlewood was confined in Horsham gaol, end that he frequently exp ee I a wish that the period of the wretched man's imprisonment were expired, as Thistlewond was 44 the boy he wanted." Ed wards formed an acquaintance with T;iistlescood immediately after his release from prison, and oc , casionally supplied him with money; and it is easy to perceive in the plot framed against the lives of his Majesty's Ministers, the characteristic traces of the scheme which Edwards is said to have projected against the Members of the House of Commons. A Dutch Moil arrived List night with Papers to the 34 instant. The marriage of the Grand Duke CONSTANTIN*, brother of the Emperor of RUSSIA, with the Princess As we, of Save-Coburg, has been dissolved. The grounds for this proceeding are, the continued absence of the Princess fora series of nineteen years, and her declaration that she can not retu►n to her husband. The Rossian Imperial Manifesto, pronouncing this matrimonial dissolu tion, is given in another part of our Piper. Brussels Papers to the ith instant have arrived. They mention the arrival in that city of her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT, whose equipages in passing through Ghent had been mistaken by many for those of her Majesty the Queen of Gaza T ParrAam. This is a double mistake; the Duchess of KNIT is at Kensington Palace. We have received New York Papers to the 7th of April. They announce the arrival of General Visas, the Spanish Minister. An ex pectation is thence entertained that the question of the Florida. will be finally adjusted before the close of the present Congress. In cotesequesice of an opinion gaining ground unfavourable to the bile Commodore DICATUR, hie friends have published the whole correspondence between him and Captain BARROW that preceded the late fatal duel. It is of great length, but is interesting only to their countrymen. The Judges of the Court of King's Bench seve rally delivered their opinions yesterday upon the grounds load by Mr. Hunt for a new trial. and unanimously refused his spplicstion. The Apron-, NIT-GENERAL immediately prayed the judgment of the Court upon the Defendants, but Mr. HUNT and JoKitson having expressed s wish to be allowed time to obtain some affidavits from Munehester. the Covet postponed the further consideration of the care until Saturday, when the Judges would deter. mine whether they could give the Defeudants fur thertime until Monday. Yesterday, at two &chick, • Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which sat fur two hours iu deliber•lioo. It was finally determined in a Council held at the KING'S Pelee!, on Saturday last, that the Coro nation shall take place on Tuesday the Ist of August; arid the necessary directions swat issued accordingly. —f Enid*, Picts.) At s Catholic meeting held in Dublin on the 3d instant, itiiinta stated as the opinion of his phy. vicious. that Mr. thiamin could not undertake an immediate journey to London without i.siminent clanger to his life, sod it was therefore resolved to entreat hit, to postpui.e it. An aggregate meeting; to consider of a I'etition to railiament, was nt the I mune time 6wed for the 16th instant. . . , Saturday the Princess SOPHIA MATILDA arrived at Propylene, on a visit to the Princess AUGUSTA. Yesterday maiming the Princesses attendee! di. Sine service at St. George's chapel, where a sermon was preached by the Canon in residence. After Divine Service the Princesses returned to Frog- Owe. The Te►race was yesterday opened for the first Sim an a Sunday since the lamented long affliction at *sr late venerable Sovereign, when a numerous 'assemblage of all ranks attended. The bind of She Royal Horse Guards attended, and played from one o'clock till three. The sight was truty gratifying to the iuhabitanta and others; but, alas ! the great attraction of the King and Queen, per. ambulating iii the midst of their loving subjects - ef the general orders of 'twiny, and frequent and constant Courts for tee higher orders, is no more. From the Terrace it is allowed there are the finest views in the kingdom. ft was owing to the cold. neve of the we►ither the band attended at the early hour it did. When the weather is warmer it will attend in the evening. .DCW KR. MAY 6. Arrival. at, sod departures from, the York Hotel— The Earl of Wisebilara soul suite, The Caustoes of Clan rirardo, family, aid suite, his Highness Prince Hesse Hoe twirl( sad wile, General Sir Jubn Hamilton, Mr. sad Mos. Stavely. the H 0.,. Mrs Herbert and family, Mr.Torress, Mr. sad Mrs Coward, Mr. Wits at sad Sem, Delves Brimsb. lON Esq Major Booby, W.. Berry. Esq., his Eteelleacy Mr. Hill and-seite, Marquis De Twishy, Color,' Arboth- Not, Miss Hervey, Mr. Bray, Mr. Bosaield, Mr. Appleby, Miss Everett, Mr. Dear, -- Davenport, Esq., the Count and Countess of Meatier sod suite,.—C-al.bsge, Esq., Stewart, Lsq., Balkan, Est, Mr. sad Mrs. Heudrie and family, Mr. sod Mrs. Mantis, E. Compton, Esq., Mr. and Mrs. Kirwan, Miller, Esq, hoe Earl of Lauderdale, Lady Mary Maithiad. Adair, Esq., Pollock, Esq., Jobs Mae lagidne, Esq. Hayward, EMI, the Reverend Mr. Wilkes, Mrs. Nesbitt, Mrs. Wahiawa, Mr. and NM Waters sad family, MajorGeueral and Mrs. hiller, Mr. sad Mrs. Cooke sad family, Mr. sod Mrs. Canning cad family, Mr. sad Mrs. Laser. P. Lattia, Esq. the Host. Mr. Barnewall, P. Amaielt. Esq. the Misses Byrn, bliss Edgeworth, Major Berridell arid family, Mr. sod Mrs. Dixon. Mr. arid Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Gans, Mr. sad Mrs. Heavy Boris( sad suite, the Earl of Whitworth, the Duchess of Dorset sad smite, Captain Marra, Gordon sal Lady, Loris Goldssid, Esq. Mr. and Miss Hale, Mr. end Mrs. Weitlestime, Capt. Paul, Captain Yorsoe, M•s. Kiesaird, Mr. and Mrs. Butler Danvers, the Hos. Mr. mod Mrs. Vaansek, Mr. sad Mrs. Arnold and family, Mr. Butler sad son, Capt. Butler and nos, Gptai■ Smith, R.N., Miss Torbingios, Mr. sad Mrs. Pape sad family, Daley, Esq., Mr. and Mrs. Amlersou. Captain sad Mrs. Singkros and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dimadale, the Damn of Dowry, family, and suite, Mr. and Mrs. Tate and family, Dr. Banana, Mr. Emmett, Sir W. Waller sad the Ba roams Howe and suite, M.s. and Miss Herbert Jarrett, Mr. sad Mrs. Ellison tad family, Lloyd. EN., Mr. sad Mrs. Keyes'er cud family, Mrs. and Miss Triathlon, Mr. sad Mrs. Gaud and suite, the Earl of Essex and suite. Mies Mon sois, Mrs. Daniels and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferies and family, Mrs. Liedisry and family, the Earl of Elgin sad smite, Mr. ad Mrs. Sheppard, Mr. sad Mr.. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. 111riges and family,Stuato Ready, Esq. Yesterday the Duke of GLooctsrea visited the Kum for some time, at his Palace in Pall-mall. The Duchess of boat( was not so well on Sun duty morning usher Royal Highness had been for sott►e days previous. We are happy to say her Royal Highness was better it: the evening. Yesterday limning Prince LBOPOLD attended the anniversaryof the Port of London Society fur promoting religion among seamen, et the City of London Tavern. In the afternoon his [loyal High. mess left town for Claremont. Prince LSI/POLO left lowa yesterday for Clare mont. The Marquis of CAUDIII and Lord Baste• rocs are returned to town front his Lordship's seat, Mayhem Abbey. Susses. The Marquis of SALISBURY left town yesterday for his sent, Hatfield. Countess AN N ISLET and family leave town this day fur Paris. Lord NEWIIOIIOIII2R arrived yesterday at the Briti.h Hotel, Jeranyo-street, Irons his seat In Berk.. Arrivals at the Branswick House Hotel, Han• over-tq nate— Lord Gray, and the Hon. Mr. Gray, from Scotland ; the Bishop of Dower, and Mn. Alexander and family, from Ireland. The Bishop of Norwich acid family has left ditto, for the Palace, Norwich. Upwards of 3,000 Nobility and Gentry have been, within the Met few days, to inspect the model of the monumental grolope, to the memory of the late lamented Willem* CHARLOTTE. at Mr. WYATEr,II, in Heorietta.ttreet, Cavendish.square, and have all spoken of it in terms of admiration. The Duke of YORK was among the relicts of yesterday. The ()wham Theatre opened on Monday even. lint, wish the musical drama of Guy Mannering. The part of Dane& Dimon. was admirably aut. mined by Mr. MERRY Jommirrom. Mrs. FAULR. NKR perlornied the part of Meg Mertilies with curt. eiderable allergy and effect. 'rite beautiful air of " le say not seoran's heart i< bought." was sung by Mrs. BALLY, amid the universal applau.e of the audience. Mr. BELLAMY sung " lie mine. dear Maid," with considerable effect. The performance concluded with the melo.drame of The Falls of Clyde, its which Mr. Jonnston, M the part of Donald, equally etrinced his dramatic powers. Upon the whole, the character. were well entwined. and the performance went off with, couoiderable lharhons Chronicle.) Jardkial Wit.-111 the case of BALDWIN V. Trinity College. Dublin, in the Court iir Common Pleas. in that city, ouTuesiley last. Lord Notional, in giving judgment. observed. that it was quite in. soillicirsit for the dernandant in • win of right to 5o : .• lie claimed by descent." That, continued his lAirdshiii, with his accustomed humour, would be a shrewd smwer fur a sweep who hod got into your 'rouse by coining down the chimney. **Pray, Sir. how-did you gr. into my hawse I got in Ogr Mew." "'relit desetssms wend. •ud this would be au easy made swerpkg way of gettiug • BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY, WAR E. Betting was brisk sl the fallowing odds DUST. .. i to' apt Plow Mule 100 to 6 APS AO o t o6B 7to 2 apt !taster . 100 to 6 apt Too, 6 ho I 11 0 1 4 Kill Dail f. 100 to 5 apt Akin 9to 1 apt Wacky's Bro. Even two apt the kW. tb i OAKS. • I • lo 1 apt !!ride 11 la 4 is. apt she field. 7 le 4 apt loreer.l 6 to $ .st Prodes“ PRIDESTIIIA . , Getwge Wilson, the celebrated Blackheath pedestrian, sow in the 54th year of Isis aim has undertaker the mamma lark or walking 1,600 miles in 18 asecessive days (Sosidays ex cepted). to commence tr. Monday the llith of May, at the Welliactoo Cricket crooned, South street, Sloamemplare, Chelsea, hesitating each morning at live, mid isishiag his daily proportioa of she performance before nine is the term itic. The veletas evinces great mall/lean is his 'mitigate success. . _ ST. HELENA. We have been favoured with • letter from gt. Helen., doled March 4, 18'20, of which the fol lowing is so extract : a Lieutenam l'igot, of the Leveret. the Master and aloe gems, of the Rosario, the !Western( the Redwieg, the Cos ner of the Leveret, sad the Carpesiter of the Heron, are is. retitled home : our uses are particularly healthy, although this is the sickly sessom—indeed oar sick list has been very small when compared with the lest pars of 1818 ; it was them between SO end 60, nod now from 14 to 18. 1 suppose they are pretty well reasoned by this time—at any rate they ought, for we have not more thaw two-thirds of our old hand* on board the Cosq•eror. 1 have every reason to believe the Issue or soft bread to the seams has dme more mod than any other thing, and particularly of late, wham war supplies of fresh beef have hem so uncertain. About • mewl h Mum our people began to get rather sickly, sod the bats iseremed very much, upon which the Doctor stated the nee to the Admiral, and, as we were Meiling all biscuit at the time, be suggested the meemity of reforming to soft bread, as he considered su ure..h biscuit, with such s ...all proportion of fmab !swat, to be is a great measure the cause of the mein getting ill. The Admiral immediately ordered soft bread to he issued Anse days a week, and 1 assure you the chaste in the biek list was sees in less than • week ; and now. in stead of increasing ou board skean., of the Pquadrua, they are decreasing daily."—(Pirsouth . 7 . „ ~.„ n, 4 4.. . ...n ....;..,,.. T.4T - 4 , • _ .0111tb W w--:',--------„,,, „, if 0 78 . .-..1t,..:-4ssz.,...Aps >&.- sw caw O WINDSOR. RAMSGATE, MAT 6. On Friday last • dinner was held at the Albion Hotel in this town, to celebrate the return to Par liament of Sir Ed:ard Knatchbull, Bart. u one of the Representatives for the County of Kent. After the cloth was removrd.oor worthy Deputy. Richard Toreson, E,q. the Chairman, in • very able speech, proposed the health of the Hon. Baronet, on whose account the Gentlemen present were met together, which was drunk with the greatest enthu siasm. Several other loyal and constitutional toasts and sentiments followed. A Gentleman from the Rochester Theatie wu engaged on the occasion, whose vocal power, tended very much to the her. mony and unanimity of the evening. Many excel lent songs and glees were sung. and the bottle cou tilued to circulate until a late hour. The company was highly respectable and nume rous; and several from the country and neighbour hood were present, to pay their tribute of respect to the worthy Baronet, whose conduct in Portia went has been so satisfactory. and whose late father an long and ably represented this county. A very substantial good dinner wit served by Mr. Beats the proprietor of the hotel, and excellent old wine, graced the board. We can assert with perfect confidence, that the persona in this country most intimately comsected in correspoadence with the QuEEX, have received no intelligence from her fur these last three weeks. They only know that her MAJESTY has left Rome, but to what precise point she has advanced sni her return to England they are ignorant. Lyons was the route which she was to take through Prance, but it was expected that she would fix some place nearer to this country for a conference with her friends, for the purpose of arranging her ulterior progress and pro. ceedings. The packet which arrived on Sunday from Calais may possibly have brought a courier, ur sonic communication from her MAJESTY. We have the pleasure of announcing. that Mr. Cuawas has had an interview with the Cuaucst.. Loft of the EXCHEQUER, on the subject of the agricultural horse -tax, and has ascertained that it is the intention of Government to renew the Bill for the mitigations.—((orlirde Journal.) GEORGE Wass HALL, Elkti. of Sneed Park, um this city, was on Tuesday elected Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, in the room of the late Aa- THua YouNe, Esq.—/ Bristol Mirror./ Account of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in circulation in the first week of May *— Rank Notes of W. and upwards £16,344,710 Bask Post Bills Bask Notes wisher W. 6,717,000 Total 124,613,120 We undentond the Merino Society will hose their Annelid Show of Sh eep, Wool. Cloth. &c. at Sadlees-yard, Gowen-street, TO:momow Morning ■nil she following day ; and from the liberal premiteass offered fry Lard Dundee, Sir Joseph Banks, Mr. Wrists's, M.P. fee Es sea, Mr. Tharp, Mr. Tower, mod Mr. Girrimrs, it is eupeeted that considerable competition will he excited amongst the breeders of this iaterestlng class of Sheep and the Growtes British Wool. Several of she premiums seemed particularly framed for the encouragemnit of manofatierers of cloth, to give the Sue wool of their own country if not a prefrreisce, at least a foie triaL A shocking accident occurred on Saturday bait. at Ealing Green, in a Bite boy. tau years half old, son to Mr. CORDZROY. of that place. The child. in company with other children, was playing in the garden of Mr. Coatis:any** house, and meeting with a small bottle (which was placed along with several others in a corner) containing • composition of vitriol, sweet oil, at►tl rope. a kind of horse medicine; it drank off the. Contents. and immediately began to scream out from the burn ing pain. The child's cries attracted the mother's notice. and she ran to the spot, and found the child with the empty phial is his hands, which his father had incautiously placed there. A surgeon was sent far. who name. and se'urtf•d what assist. soca I►e cuuld. but gave 1/0 hope of the child's re• cover", and is died the emit seigbi in die meet az crucieting SC9ll:.r. • .. •• • OLD BAILEY. MosbAt. Mit' ti . . ....r.r... . Jamas flgtillag was isdicted for stealing a watch and arils, value el. from the vermin of James Duey. The Wismar was found Gail% sad immediately eesteareall to tramparMtiow fur life. Several other cases of no interest having been gam ihrisseds-*, . The Coition% Serjennt informed the Joey that she trallt had coded, mid he could wit suffer than es depart from Ow box. without Most sincerely thanking them for the rose seise issal patient alleslion with which Ikea had perform their duty, through an almost siopretedentedly unit Ses4,, The country was obliged so Owns. The Forman raid, that the paddle were mast heartily sr. i. come to their services, and hegira to kmw if they might 'er mumbled to Visit Neagaie! Th., c omin ,„. s ee j e s o t said, he had so dente that Mr. Drown wool., shplly indulge throat au their wish if th.. would appuiiii a 4137. Mr. Drown said, he should be hippy to nevoisisorlsie the Gresham, bat intimated that they could not chum io visit she mime its a matter of right in their repeat's, of homiest. The Foreman, without replyisg to this observation, named a day, mul the essirernatiots elided. The Cosmos !kelvins then (is the Abilene, of the R e . corder) protsedeal lia mess semesee spas the atvrral pry. miners who hail not siresdy received auditoria, via. - John Johnson; Mary Cole, Mary 141 , 44, Alin .1 eff ee i., ; Michael Cureelly, llamas Burke. Margaret Holloma, Maria Bishop. Joba,Stspleton, aid Thomas llowlasil, ns trassportstiss for seams mum. Frusta Xavier, James Sample,JOhis Foirell, William Du. web, Juba Adams realms Anthem, and Andhra Kaye,. to be imprieossed shim ussethas at the Howse of Corrects., Jelin Tenser was mwalmired ,lo three month* Wiwi... mesa, mid to be gultslicly whipped -, Jolts Mottling, Jul. Josame Mid . thither Laisgtord, to be itipriaossed for at months, awd to be whipped in the poi I, Richard, thisith, to tow months impriasamear, and to he Stripped lit the pot sod Elisabeth Jenks to two mouths insprisosaanal. . His Lordship she.. is a most inapreevive address. passed the awful sestesce tof death spun the (dimwit` napalm Cm vies, thiety.me as madam : William Chas/ter awl Henry Room fir privately seat. ing to the maraud of ss. and upwar ds is a s h oe , ; Jobs Mackie, Edward itilbefill gum, (horse Cliff... Timms. Thorpe, Robert Clapstone, Jimes WlOlllllllll., Jame. Hayes, William Thomson, l'lsumas M.Keassie, Willows Painter. William James, Gilbert Hayes, Hansel Ellmais„ Alritamdea Fraser. John Dellowes, Wm. Matte, Elute Williamson, and John Stitchway, fur stealing in a dwelhag.hariar ; Mums Jones, Henry Malaita. William Werke*, Hamel 'l' Monis, and Jobs Smith, fur burglary; Julia Robin.no, Willis. Beouks, William Messy StentesD, and Thomas Cork, fio at terisig forged Beak of Faglas4 notes; Wm. Saosoteis and John William* fur hatammesling ; and Was. Arnold is soldier), fora Michels, rubbery (woke intinium threats). Thetiessions thee adiaitiesed to Wedoestia), the 17th ins. POLICE. -.....- HMV TREASON. BOW-11710E CT. Yesterday, Awing the knee Mr. Bowie was attending Sir Hie regular business of the (Mice, npoticati.in was ma d. by Milian Byeaunds, the footman who had brew in custody ow snapiciois of being cowerm d with the Cato street jaw, and was discharged w Saiwtday from the bar id the OW Bailey, for the papers sal other 'biog. which w.rc ',lard belonging to hiss when be was apprehended, to he re turned to hint by She tracer who took him into custody. Robert Gamy, who was al,t, slisaissrerti on Saturday from the Dar of the Old Bailey so a simile's thaw, nude she iiibe application, when Balms* the effaces reasoned him wbM be had taken from lain. CORONERS' /n QUESTS. Yesterday an ingeriviticro was held at the Warsinis Granby, mese the wooden bridge, Chelsea, beam Hr. Higgs, Coroner on view of the body of • tentage, new me - Immo, found kowned. Daniel Capel, wattlimso belonging to the Chelsea Water Works, stated, that he fumed the &erased lying ou the book sear the flood gate, neat the Thames. firer wcrr rtwee bargemen whom be knew, near Ike place, sad they nelson ed• " Yon have got a prise; we gut her uel." He calmed the body to he removed to the public house, mid the barwiorn weal about their busiams. Hie bed au suspicion MI their ireiwg the route of her death. Me appeared to be slant years of age; one of her front teeth was out. She .41 0 'greased in a black hombweeen prim, a black elglrtensit:l;an4 Mack worsted streckiiisa and shoes. She did nut seem to hire hems longs. the water, aad eke bad no property obvert hes. ow any thiag that would trade* a discovery of who she wise. or from whence she same. The Comelier said, s. no other evidence was now to tor brought before the Jury, he would posspnoe Nether pre, reeding till ii. bargemen were brought forward, if the Jury thought it. The Jury thought their evideite could throw nn farther light epos the matter, and returned their verdict—Fm.f Drowned without any atards *f violence. The body lies at the boar-boom to he mimed. There was another Inquest bef4 at the Grange its Carey street ea the body of Mary White. The deceased was rook at St. Clement's Workflow ". am) whilst drinking her tea dropped 'limo. The parish dotter was sent for, but she expired immediately. Yerdiet•—•llfolnral Death. 0011 N EXCHANGS. MAT & The supply of Wheat amt Flour last week heist very large, and great part of whirls ',maiming over fur this day • market. sod Weirs • orsohkralrle qiisistity fresh is this amain from Essex, Kent. mid Suffolk, produced together • foe greeter 'apply than there was • deviated kw; sod al. though • few retort rues of While Meet from the firmer 'rarely were taken off early in the ser.woiwg as fell as Rod WINS as this day we. k, yet all whey dimes 'parrots were 1,11- 44srad keen la. to es. per quarter lower, without being able to effect salts at that abatrinent. Barley, kern its scarcity. is 2s. per quarter dearer, sad Beaus are full 2s. per quarter higher. Grey Pease being oboe iu 'apply, sold readily at as advauee of Is. per quarter. Oats use fora Is. I. Cs. per quarter Jaime dons se this day sensilidat, Mt nut so brisk as on Friday, Weise had • large arrival agree that day. SNITHIPIRLD MAItICET, Mar S. This day's minket was will aiimilied with all kiss& a/ aside, and the good qualities of H3r,f essiolaisi lust wi pliers, hut the inferior aorta an rontewina hurry in poor Mottos, Vaal, Lamb, and Pork, as per above, 'flor riots of Hay, know, sod Closer, have tusdetiuse so &halation. since hut week. COAL MARKEU. MIT 11. Ships at Market Ship. SAL "VIM 111 tietraudte . ....... 91 au. Q.I to 3P• PRICE OF STOCKS YEsTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red.. 6911, I ha Suck .. 3 per Ct. Can. 091 11) I li,the Bands 'l': 1 3 I". 4 per Cents. $4 87 861 I I. WI.. t.. 5 $ 4 et. 6 per Ct. N. Ann. loSi I. , ,tirey Ticket. al. I-. (MI C 0... fur Acc..7oi 0 . 1 6 Punk 1.. AL.. 18 1-16 I BIRTH S. The wife of Me. Williams Taws, huukiitHer, of Si. J.RICe' street, 'daises boy. Tseterdsy, at Ledgate-hill, Mrs. Huse, of a Sr.. !JAI sittlh Irriag DEATH. Os Setsrday ousirsitie I Isr fah mut. nt Ms bowie is Pon. seas-sittare, Julia Desissu, Esq. a oi:sieve's null, it alum, of Nuttissltsts. - 1 1 rOTeed sad Published ;1 To; 11;;;sso Pons sod Tim Goose Oillre, N.. 1117, Stroud, by C. CORNWELL , selbe elm* I i