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%az.... , A • • n;ster of Police, M,,do chine the manuscsigiodltatewitich ialionterkeitiPst . ova peered in Londe* seder* title ,of 1060.*riti• rear de St. lieleseiguwano4tvd.•:...Tlie *reset& „ooniehmtid grit s e* eltlol4# *let !mud. ti bd the hand-writiiisei a 4 16 40C4 4 0.,..A dame de Staelirowoewilwilltl/110ilb 4 1 .! Iry dictate; the car/fetid)** irlhoilitallidlNile do Neat 4 4, own .biandoesitittg.,, „to 6 'beta it eia .. Rent to St. Helms, does not acknowledge it ftwAsis work. • t • • max sontl.l MYR Si. 2 .fl of 1.400 dewier. fad DUTCH TAIL *RD GlCltitilit'PAPElNltil iskiima • • • • ta ungi*. Fga/Prir What! they ftll debt . , ,ttesg meet t the transit .r i•sda fa: 111.11,44.101 2 4hi 1 id. t h e proposal herielleilMod4let MOMlles of the rides GnvenimeatrmikAiajiiibiteii,hateby induced to abolish the emelt dative ou..tha.gruet road aloug the Rhine, leading through sha.Gerusd . Duchy of . Baden to Switattfond• and to eit the trerit without any duty .. whatever. Btatdm . ,thi• .coageesioo, no duty of any other kind, suds as toll IWO the repair of the roads, shall. be. respirool on snv.li rods. — Thus, by a strange.coostinatios of circumstances, the proposikof. the French Goeerantent to the Chamber of Deputies has had the geed effect of procuring a free transit thsoogis Back*. 'Notwith stsudiag the megesstapph ssealko of the - frontier De-, partments of France../e „ * Olt Omsk through ; them allpwel.., the.: ha ha ir fruit Penis give reason to think that it will not be granted. We learn from Mentz that the . navigation of the Rhine will m Abe be regoletetl; it is asserted that by the iiitlrfetessee of the Prussian and. other Courts, the. Gswersausent af the Netherland? has at length shewn an incline..lan.% yield, and en official dechiratiors frogs its. Commissioner to the Committee at Meats is espected, which will contribute W ssia move the difficulties that have. hitherto imperjat the operations of the Commissiewers. The operations on the allies for the /*est deter minutiae, of the &maie,s see wow ended. The whole arrangement. we hear. is kid before the re spective Governments for ratification, awl Ilsdeu will then officially communicate to the Diet at . _ Frankfort the Convention, and the arrangements made iu coassexpiestee. Great diligence is now used to repair the dykes on both 'Meng, the Rhine, which is the more ne cessary as the Rhine has done much damege this wirier, and: broken through the dykes in several places.—(Aran Gazette. March 21.) 1(1411V1ItT. MARCH 25. Prince lioadenberil kfcettgd turn his Ma jrsty the of Prussia the permissive to remain goose tikatlikiß NW! ilt l 41ft. 9m4 Duchy of the Rhine. This persaiitaipa was the more necessary as the Pinter merged UPVII a.cosppkte new wirpi zillion of the count", which. conk' not he very much advanced in the short time the Prince has bees them. TbeiNiPS. iP‘eNPg l !!! Prince Chan cellor know of his departure for Moscow, hail charg ed the provinces on the Rhine as long oe *4lll think it necessary. Nis Majesty trill itot.reteiriskoOkiscow till the beginning of July, otpl 41iii - tho.pogrol . ploo will belJid before him for hi. ratification. It is certain dant the erec tion of a University in the Grand Duchy is resolved span. and that it will be is the city of Bonn, which has (obtained the preference to Cologne. BILItLIN. MARCII 21. On the 18th February the ratifications of a Trusty between Prossivi and Russia were exchanged at Begin,. Tins Treaty, consisting of 17 Articles and : three separate Articles, relates to the regula ting of-seine pert of. lJa frontiers between Ole two Shi i tes. Some difficulties have arisen in the appli cation. dike hat 'Article of the Treaty concluded at Vienna on the Stl Msy, 1815. The present Trrs'v was concluded on the 30th October, 1817. -it Cochrstie had eivived with fwerleasepech let Margo ! 2 ! oein awn. .• .I.* r t i l • e..P" !irllettbdi al t irlltio4 v,. n•11 , -.1 Sy the brig Hippaigiure •we Ihiart; , sessiveel - - ~.,~. a9cirrepoo.(.:puroor or Irebehery It from which allorviui iirdaie l ire c al if eif :.- ' f ' •". CIHI•COA. yrs. 14..1 • tatter, fro 401,ira j eep:stint, that ',Arial' *grunts lied beeis reeeiireti . theie j tf01;1 il tillle , Ontil*titiii !B.l?o: ci : tl t l eteliWititiolis! had arrived at Cloths, mod were ilp - RIPUML igiPlif di ate ti 4 . , tl i Ve • - A - A of the ilittiridas, Spain Wiring maid that will EnslippLpelkine:. of badsi.adsom being .fs vit T . i••• r Clinen. Copt. CIAISIERi. 4 at four' o'clock in the 4th instant, on the Caracas, sod we are happy to • , 'pi ssinter and crew escaped. Tuosday, in the Govern haring been levant! II FR9II : GUADAIOUPW. " Capt. Allen, at Baltimore, reports that it con limited sickly at Point Petra, among strangers, al though not so field itilierstitore. " A new toopageduty had been levied on all TAmericau vessels., 'eijoal to live Were*, or half a Opastish dollar per too, for all vessels clearing after the lst of January Agin. "'• Molasses was ware. and high batter pier. 42 cents. Floor, brexcLebeese, lard, candles, ohm, manufactured tobacco, oil, and glauber salts, are not adpeitted, into any port of the island, in Atomics. vessels. " WAIMINOTOM, PCB. 23. " Accounts from Milledgeville state, that the detachment of militia, ..ierentl, ordered out are marching with alacrity to Hertford, the place of rendezvous; and thee t Cemerel Jackson arrived at Fort Hawkins en the gtb instant. Fears were ex pressed that, from the nature of the ground, the Indians would be able to elude eagetierel engage ' mod, aad procraminate the war almost at plea . , this island, Woad to (From tile, Nsgoisal fistelligencer.) wasugmirros. PIM 24. 1' A private letter from New Orleans, of the 26th alt. to a gentleman in this city, furnishes the following information from Fort Scott : u Lieutenant Sharp, of the anal, has Ibis otoosent sr. rived hero foes Fort Stott, which post be left at the 10th halsot. lie states, that not ay of the provisions (forwarded frogs New Ortega* by 11411 centimeter) had reached there; the Apalachicola at 'kith place they can be ettegilltat otherwise, they mad p isle Fort Hawkins." `"'"l''" A previous lettm from the same gentleman mentions, that a considerable quantity of provisions forwarded from New Orleans for the army, by way of Pensacola, had been stopped and turned back by the Spanish authorities of that place, whO re fused permission to ttansport the supplies uli the Escamlaia. . • mailmail mom 5h.... r----- '''' ''''' mf " .'"I A sabre, or the Wr i st re- . onlinril,litst oath . ti)!Iliti! • a° .. gmlOac - WIMS Yin making here, whiCliii ti 1iit:.'41499044 , 11/4144 7 ...I_ , ~say to .__ A !Ilil." 11 " Itelr d .of I lsnoverian Officer, to she linglish‘lenersd a ..4l;6:. 7"" . "" te " e a? . " t' ig The Briti s h sl oo pair ten hot. under whose conionuod they iier;lo' .. iis the was unfortunately wieciesf it last campaign. The silver ecabberslioereauseeteil . with various devices in reliec .1410iesokid , a am:: *timing of Wedpeetieis‘ the • • LB. pert of Little Cantor, . rage and intrepidity. .•. ~, a ~,, . i. . si2=zzon $7l, state, that the only peat - nit ? Y illiereillgh•the , Oippj. ii•Fl arrived in this port ow Tor Ilecitted • iti threetisiv Sip'-takient: ilfpgbt4ir:okst seal leffilier Opirliht. alter the Editor-whil•Alw Neter 046 ign11 1 01 1 . 01 41 , 00. i illi. A 6 ;14441 g a i4aild ' called the copp,"*.. By tisk Noteso. ,sise: _ i The C/ifien was from tl Printer is dodos* ink AliegelthenlAt IM l llgt .;ii 461 0P5* 61144 " . coodemeeddloone.isseithat.inaprismasen‘ass Immt. 't ' . - II rag woe of the smash hod retermed to Mobile, the other *op- posed to be lost at see, so anthill; bad hoes bawd et her slime she left herr. nappies, Woes the detainee! Of Lies- teennt "pep, tbmt thole hi la passiblehope of' gittieg pee. vistas. on N sMt plaie; of rifer is limd with' ad every mode of conveyance is cut of 14 tier.. • The troops at Part Scott will have to fall down to the gm* et . F. 49), THE f RESCH VgONTIERS, MARCII The Dike of We'haulms is not expected .at Ceutsimiy before the middle of Ap►il. It iw said be then ga for a gigue to.Englaud. 404 Yrier?Ciarda eu:lit to pis the summer at his head-quarters. A NE Weil. BOSTON AM) 14; EW TORY Etputs. xm %mix. V B. 27. Captain Cooper, arrived wt Baltimo►e from La mm, informs that bu,iness was at a stood at that place ; them,were frequent rumours of bottles be twee.' the .11toplists and Repoblican forces, with %Jriatis success; hut. the accounts ore so comtrarliC• inrY, that it is inspostrible to'foras a correct opinion' •h►o•lt party is most succed‘ful. C.Ttaiii Bourne, of the brig Hippomenes, from Coracon, Informs that it was reported that Lord LONDON. FRIDAY. APRIL 3, 111111. Dutch and German Papers have been received _to the let itistuut.- 7 Private letters received at Brus sels from Paris, say, that a' eve persons are to be brought to trial oh' account of the attempt on the Duke of WELLINGTON," and that •1 hitherto the affair remains a mystery to the p0b1 . .c." It is very probable that it will ever remain so. We have received the Paris Papers of e.s. ••lb r ,s. ! • They contain an account of Ast.sotta's d T Sri _ _/' __. iii Egypt. It is gives' !it length iu our extracts. Hamburgh and Flanders Mails have arrived, with Papers from the former place to the 27111, and froM llrussels to i tlit 31 st last. Among our extracts will be foond an account of time iietr `of the plague at Algiers. The deaths iu that city amount to es day. . . . Yesterday t he Earl of LIVIRPOOL and Viscount CAITLZILBAGN had audiences of the Panics Mawr at Carlton House. Yesterday morning the Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE, and the Prince of Heist llotraotrao, visited her 'Winner at the Queen's Palace. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER dined with her MAJESTY yestenlay. lu the evening her MAJESTY had a select party. Yesterday the following visited the Prince of Hems Homonyms:--Le Charge d'Affaires de Hesse, Lord JAMES MURRAY. Vice-Admiral Sir A . ..Luang. Marquis of ANGLESEY, Rear-Admiral Sir C. RowLiT.• • The Earl and Countess or LEVllltPoois gave an elegant entertainment yesterday. at Fife House, to 'His Serest' Highboy Prince Hesse-Himiaborieg, the Duke of Northumberland, the Marquis and Marchissiens of Hertford, the Marquis and Masioness of Staillard, Lady E. Union Gower, Marquis of Anglesey,. Marilyn of Exeter, Marchioness of Hastings, Earl and Cowan, of Fe rule, Earl and Couutems of Aberdeen, lard St. Hein's, Sir Women and Lady Liddell, Miss Liddell, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, Mr. A. Foster, His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT intended to have honoured the party with his company, hut was prevented by .indispositioa, and . his Royal Higlbness the Duke of Vows was also prevented. . • ALMACK'S, on Wednesday evening, was very nu merously and fashionably attended. Dancing comnieteed at knit :past ten o'clock, and continued dli past flier. A morig•the emnpativ present were: His Royal Highness ths Duke of Sussex, his Scene Hinsneda the Prints of Hesse Hoesboarg, Duke nod Diadem Saa Cann,. Duchess of. Arent, the Ladies Pager, Deana of Leeds, Duchess of Marlborough, Baron Heim. hold*, Baron Below, Count &Ana, the Marchioness and Lady Charlotte Clussimmdcley, Countess of Mansteld, the Marehiosiesa of Camden, and the Ladies Pratt, Earl mid CoOMISS of Caledou, Countess Sefton, Lord sad the Ladies Millyseux, Win Murray, thaville, Lady E. Fielding, Lady Davy, Lord Engrave, Lord Morpeth, Lady Radstriek, sad two Mies Waldegravea Lady S. Chisrchill, Earl and Cosiness Fortesen lady Elleaisrongh and Miss Low, Sir Wm. and Lady Gordon, Lady Henley, Lady Brookeand Min Peelle'', lady E. Ldith, Lady C. Odom, Marquis Juliana, Lolly H..and 'Min Unawake, Commies. Akira sad the ladies Goodin, lady tangled and. Min Royal, Ladies. Ihithersi, illos.mett Min ihavonghs, Colonel and Lady Cocks, Earl of Roseberry, Lady Ossulbton, Lord Brerknock, Sir Win. and tildriPrinski, Sir Genova WI Miss Wolper, How. IJsaglas Kinnaird, Sir H. Beaver*, Colon& Bowater, Majouiglgein sten, Sir IL and Miss Ferguson, /grand Mrs Asbutbrotiae. The Earl 'and' Cbutiters of DERBY family arrived on Saturday at their house in Grosvenor -11quart.. for the season, *rum their seat, ths.thaks. Kent. .1. The following is the Noose List of the Govern.: Ira and Directors of the Bonk of England for the. year ensuing, viz. FOR GOVISNORS ' Gamuts Destmeni, Kegs Governor. Gomm Entiles P•Plad-Pllversor• e : ' • Foe Dureteesa, • ma • 174 . 1 lobe,Horsley Palliser, Faq. Fearse,..E o n t . .„, r •Itishariiiiies As vs, EN. Henry Divides,. Esq. •JohitiEsker Harissede, E.q. Jeremiah IlaroloNlitsj• 400111110 • 1600 5 13 419.; •• Joists Jultiobeontobintei. Hoop risaiik, E l k'', Berates LookiPo" • - Aid. Henry TjboWOO, Esq. . . , • ......... IFiUisimy Wsoins, 441 Esq. , Isatteel rinratoso, Esq,, __ __. - Ebenezer *iwi. . 841 "" 41 7 6 Pratoes amt. VVe have receiveil'iYotWoU 'Papers to the 28th of • wia ' al " . 41/61 / 4 E I N iltiolsal Turner, Esq.' Ste Thumbs. Heave, Hart. Minna; 11(sid, Esq. • February, and Nei; York to the sth'last. Their Je r essiab ol i ve, F... i . . Atka ,ttlattoore, Zell. • .• • , • • The atrctiat for Governor and Deputy-Go sutaptaqce is given iii another part of our . Paper. venter wilt be held at the .Bank, en .Tuesday., 7th, for on •Woitsiesday, the: Ui,usst. Pillvetches .IPTi . lit ; ii ~. received b y 'he way °`.. trout' and ten ii'dtbck in Directors, the fiirtneori tilt four b in the Constantinople, from Bombay. of so fete a date as' afteriroini." '. ' ' ' the toth Decembeo6ffweets luter . .!hair those O n S atur d ay, a b ou t one quarter to one o ' c l oc k , which arrived the week Inlay s lest: • ' ' the amain* of Mesa. ANN OW.LN a wife of RICHAMP The PILIIIHWA.wIien the' ; WA' eteiriets remised °wan. E.sq. late of thi , East .Inaia Muse, who . •ci..,.1 . $ 0i...:. " i i... died onehe list of last *oath -Us her 70elt. yam*. .B4H11118)1, was coutianiff NS " treat $ 4 . 14m, SSIITN, - 3 vierit tiebeired front Ns.' lit 9, Strand, to be ArPo• ward, closeky ptir i vuedZ i l3 o4 :edier-Gewtavai m r. e i ked id _ th e. &mu,. met of St: Paul's , Covent who was on this'll: .' her ,i tlaelfykiti",the warden. The foment was attended by her son and Snulpoli Ghaut. There lied been some skirmishing . ,tierrseareat relatioiis, iu n iuunriug corchcr'. the web broken parties of the PEISTIV'es nroiy, in I THEATRI S. which shoot 200' of the tatter had been killed or wounded. 7 • • nrty/tV-I.Ar. The f l oret(' wider the hisequiostAihneteas on Irsoiteies remedy of The Double Gallant was : the one hand, aoftlßir;,TAtolleit .1 44 1 .0c.r/r the* IN" iri pe lT irnwe d ,sod, though a dull comedy, other. were approachnig each other ioo opposite went r 74; by the di n t of r ood ac ti ne . 77 directions tniroorai the - int of the Piadatte Altos+ Mr". A I r y s " de " righ heartily as the 'P lenelie Lowy Dandy. *ho, with excellent health, is oder "ciation.n:.llycomoliiiiiing e.f sickness—awesome none' loot low moil solgur people ever how( of freedom from ' The Easter recess tenninated yesterday, and both sr n source of self-cosigrootrolotion. CIDDILII bad varied leer Ludyship's fictitious com ities.. of Parliament met in pursuance of the t i o r l od anots . towards the roil of the comedy,,hy the in " ettheir • - •proo adjournment. The first sitting on meson of os reel owe—arising front taking a Smelt en occasion seldom presents any thing of pool,- wrong medicine=-or mule other cause for which lie interest, but in the !louse of Lords the Earl of she herself would Mime Me blameable—the moral LAUDERDALE alluded to the rumours noticed in would lie deer awl most approprilite. Mrs. A (.sor Was, in her faiestingso-fitsosont itulwequent tits of pas- TOE BIITIsN PRESS yesterday, respecting the issue aim., most amusi ng . Noremossit we F orget t h e d e li g h t of transferable' stock 'debentures oil the credit of- with which she run to embrace the onookey—nor property lying in the funds, and predated the Earl • the disappoilotmeut which followed, when she leers'. of LIVERPOOL to give Parliament mot the country rd that he woos not mischievous. Lady .Vadlife is a some intimation of 'what troy be the intentions o f character hardly fit for the s•tege. She is a.pro his Majesty's Ministers no that subject. The No. rested wanton—sod we owed soot en to she theatre fur Vertnes of tlois kind, whe n origioals, are. alas ! ble lord at the head. of the Treasury is, however, so 'dant. Mrs. DAvvson 'performed the charm:- no less 'willing than his Right Hon. Colleague in ter with great She was, ss the a v ene, the House of Commons, to burst the mysterious I required it, cospoetisolo, loving, humble. or tepid- , .silence in which the Government -seems so desirous giee. Her !covey, Nit Soloman, was finely support of wrapping its financial schemes ; but amidst the ed Mr. 1)°w? "' AI`' H ARI.F.Y bustled through, the part of the Double Gannet w i t h oracular responses he thought fit to utter, we fear humour and spirit. it may be collected that Ministers actually contem- The force of The Sleeping Draught followed, plate some such measure as the issue of stock deben. and went off with the greatest eclat. tures,suffering the Stock-holders stilt to receive the usual benefit from having their Limited is. the fonds. He indeed wisely cautioned the Earl of LAUDER DALE not to give too easy a belief to all the ru moors that have been circodatiatg respecting the designs of the Treasury—and assured• him that Ministers would satisfactorily explain, in their owir good time, whatever measure they might think proper to bring forward. So much might have been imagined ; Font even in this is, we fear, implied the intention of indefinitely enlarging the currency of the country—of rendering it exclusively one of paper not convertible iuto cash—and of granting an undue benefit td Stock-holders, to the utter confu sion of all 'our internal commerce, and the ruin of the agricultural and manfocturing classes. I. ENGLIM OPERA. Mr. MATHEws, late of Covent-garden, per ceiving that the whaler humeri were growing too great for him, host night commenced a very amus ing series of entertainments, sit this theatre, where he appeared to find himself quite At Home We are in the habit of praising very highly, as a man of extraordinary powers, him whose versatile genius displays itself, in four or live dissimilar chi.- racters, during the course of a season. But what shall we say of him, who treats us, during one evening, with characters infinite—all of them ex cellently, some of them admirably, performed ? We know not well what compliment In pay to Mr. MATHEWS. unless, parodying a well-known line, we designate hisn— Pretest fur shapes—and isocking-hird for tongue .'" He opened the business of the evening with ass address, in which he very clearly stated his reasons for having thrown up his commission, as one of the regular dramatic corps, send joined the standard of those who may be termed iheatrieul Cossacks ; who sleep this night its Bosworth-field—hut, " Content, and careless of to-morrow's fate," give themselves little trouble as to the place in which they shall next repose. But a truce to simile. Mr. MATHRIVt stated that he was strongly attached to the legitimate drains—that he venerated the mime of SHAKSPEARS, and of all those great men whose works have raised to eminence the character of the British stage—and that lie had always been most anxious to appear in characters, and in some lie trusted he had successfully 'appeared, which had emanated from their genius. During his different engagements, however, it happened, that on idea was prevalent amongst those at the head of our national theatrical tstablirltruents, that hisfurte was merely that of a mimic. And, during the lust seasons in which lie performed at one of them, it would be found that characters of this description were expressly written for I • —some of them of a pointedly personal nature. Finding that lie could not reason the parties out of their opinion, knowing that fresh characters of this kiud would be manu factured for him, sad being aware that a refusal to act them would produce his dismisaal, he deter mined to retire—" like a well-bred dog who quietly walks down stairs. when .he sees prepa rations are making to kick him out of the drawing_ room." He meant, however, to impute no un fair motives to those individuals to whom he bad alluded. Such were the circumstances. that led to his present undertaking, for which Isre•eittreated palate indulgence cud public patronage; • Alter hie Address, which was greed,* eiphinded, Mr. MaTnaws proceeded with his euterlitiSilWmll*. The first was called Nail Coach Ades:dorm i in the course of which he introduced a variety of whiMsical conversations between the supposed paseengers of a Mail Coach. occesiotially varying ft.s,OCi9stit;4 by humorous songs cud admirable imitations. lu the latter department, his intimation of the solemn tours, measured pewits, and still more measured action, of one of the subordinate French. actors (we believe his name_ is II 'mum). who 'team:snot . Witli"Mi?iie stew 'rA1.11.4,, no the great room ir Vtig's Theatre, was amazingly accurate. His intinstiou of Monsieur Td LW& was equally true 'to the Probably the art of imitation wino; Dever carried to Nisch perfection. as to these, in-: stances. Mr. MATHEW, cerialoily • follows . these; two foreign artists even more closely than he does! those of his own comitry. • The second part consisted of an experimental lecture on ventriloquy—fn this, Mr. Mammon sir the sole actor of a. petite pierce, ip "hid!, live cliaJ raciers are introduced,, each of theno.iperkingin cautidetelY different-64d cc e Rungs: •.: i LAW INTELLIGENCE. ----~- - COURT OP CHANCERY, LiNcoues • 111111URPDAVf APRIL Y. • •—•••-• • - AiDumF.rrs. ?NI ATTORNtiIf-ekialEa4l. V. BROWNE. , , The Lod CNA NVE4Odt signified that lie wou ld t i it444 . I,.lo•Uoilsed indgitiefit ttsgentirraile,• • • • • liateseritofft e. en/tem:b. i.. • • This irstra ilmtigin •w Inch he. 4 hero stale wn the A Iwltalftsi Edward heniulrl tim yowitger. that N re ceiver, who bad been .nlogiOtsitril to erilniit esutteps •by the Court, should liner discharged, Sod he (the 7 ippliesui)'•to he pot in possession. It appeared • that the father of the :Edward 'Penlight the elder, lista become tiflalsoklept..augl for epph- • (Ant iturelterteA, at a tin... ti ritt a his estitteti from the assignees. ► ullrged in their bill, that the bankrupt kiwi ltai.4l . fun a the uagagifecs the real value . nf the estates, to urt a collusive sale mach, to his son: The heskrtitot had not put lii an answer, hut the sem ditf.'ltefiying••tliat there was any collusion between helm iingl the baiikrupt ; so far Irons it, that he hitt fur them at the ',ollie sale hitliwitt his knowledge, and. that- lie borrowed the looney to pay for their' from a Mr. Daniel*, • The LOUD Cilliiirkf.t.Olt—'• I here entefully testa the paper* in this titi.r, totiql cantwit iwe'why . the father, the bankrupt, should br made a party to it. l'he amasser of Edward Pettfula the younger is very full, very satisfactory; *tut very definable to hi+ character. Bitt I thtilk. before I filially :five my derision, 'that I ought • to have the alliglavut, of the father and Mr. Iluifels, relative to what they know oh the transaction." Further consideration; postponed. •HTTHB V. FMYTHF. Sir SAMUEL 1{01011.LT—" Dill I understand your Lordship coirectly relative to tin.. lion I I conceive that you dismissed it, but the Solicitor- General is of a coutrarr opinion." The LORD CHANCEL.I.O4I—" I certainly did not grant it, because it was contrary to the well-known practice of the Cinitt; and 'of triune I dimiissed is. Can say Gentleman in the gar wow state * prece dent for it ? I confess 1 have not been able to find one."—(For the eirenntstmsees of the motion, see this Paper of Wednesday and yesterday. The LORD CDANCEI.I.OR intimated that he would not sit on Saturday, as be would be obliged to go to N'ilithior. To-morrow (this day) will be tbe.second seal. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. LINCOLN'S 111 W, THURSDAY, AVAIL 2. His Honour the VicE•Cti*NCEt.r.ott win occu pied iii bearing raceptionsargued, of no interest ex cept to the parties concerned. OLD BAILEY. APRIL 2. &jure Lord ELLanaomovou and Mr. Justice DALLAS. ~. Salome, Crosich and James Dull were indicted fur stealing a slyer box, value and either articles, privately, in the abpp of Charles Scluttalcattler, au optician. It appeared in enia enee that the stolen property was sold by Croatia ; to Harris, a Jew. There was no evidence against Bull, who .was ceplitted. but Crutch inn fulitnd . ~aih * y. Lord ,ELLitnitiiitotaut refused Harris his ex penses, awl intiniiiiNerterl in the strongest tempt upon the facility .with which he puicluuted any sort of property. Ile ordered that the oth e r wi tnesses . should have Asir exprosos. A ittiniber 'tit juveinte offenders were convicted of .privately . stealing in dwelling-houses. A mote t ; thsiiworoCCOddi, sixteen year* of age, who WN% indicted toe *stealing two Bank *lutes, Ctlir fur In/. ind aribtlart kit 11.. together with some plate, nn the divelling-honseof Thousas Deane. it • 'sirtresred in evidence that the Prisoner hail been an apprentice of the Prosecutor, who was formerly a 1 9tir- t dremerr in Piirtlivo. I-le had been left in charge• of the house, and the property %114 shortly after missed, and suspicion having fallen O n the Prisoner, lie was purined. and fnund in emu puny with a girl Su a potylie-inirise; the Mink notes were truss& sewerf up in hhi neck-kerchief. Tbef were identified by the,Prosecutor. • The Secrete/ . Vlrgetit hat morning rccriverl on .444coun,t titrottgictlio Pipt Office, that tinsiem, chstied witbAite.,splNTr . " of Mr. Hitrio ant/ I ININIMA !eller 1116 GI•CAIVICII. 111 . 0 beet) tokrui „t "Wtioditocle: .flewae brought but er • tto 11,,a -et:t:Piffice';oBlo,...bot no • examination took ',place; scilnveyett to I`, ..lici•Pou 4.11401 s arty of Police officer.. Mr. Dettstaw,••the.• Barrister, and Denote-We corder of Notgliglatiti:• is it candidate to tepreqtrot .~ t• .ilii4ii . ` that twin - MAW 1a i elit. toile Ind 'lllllllllelP comp ete y i erent—inf: est . , Rol!! P l 4 lin oPlnovntit 'Proceeding filial. d PM% •Qf tilt Arkaoplwei : tAiip o th4jii.l-64tureceived at the India rift.,.• distant from the spot where the visible twrforiner it from India:by an overlaticr elpreits. announcin g th e stationed. Mr. MATHIEWs: jrnionsig o i l l this p e rt o f shinning nelictitist.i he; liajoli of I.lxxitt•last,Ll,4.. ss the esitertaniurnt :s it . itut-ssluttntir.. , .itzee• risibly ; inns ogiiirst the -Salivation , E,-iiroir.orisatiliiiigat lel , ~,,,1ia 1, .4,1 1 ,..,, % -,..: ': .. ; r:: , =01,311 . ,„;;I mol .bsal 1, .. ~ dolointai r tiviticit ev.1 , 11. rifee.,•araleolisetness4tf 1111 - 114114 putt cotiiisdell ' Of i‘twei.`anird i nt difidre s war ajOnit Ilie'Ciltnpllt9f'; atrl'enuldusiever Insi•,, comprehensive 4011411 re Mall.* tirli•ii,llA„llle Mrke b eesc li k tugfit of by 'the flails;thntigh A 160Vrert t.l of it, Alf,' MATHEWS, introduced Ilia song of thin Mahnitta State, isidemi .tik,naistlth , 'figs :Stip Stit 4. Niglitiagbk Club, which milted univenad booth- •HK Alt. and leuvititlaill/8.• itlis,Anst, 4;1.i, t, ter, and was eucured".:' the. sentertiiisineests On- thaugh obliged tiltiliAlitifastist•isoildoisa.lierp the eluded with Leery close inaititian of seeral' l•tni- field. neat performers—which was extremely. well re- • DUEL.—A • , wifiae calved. Cove iiat i, ' I I , i . iil . it, 1114 , 1 W .• CIA • ' f he house. we Are happ:o to 1111 f, was crowded— eapt.•l4l.:sw.- Piet, re f ,.,„ 4 a rn. t and the entertainments hint with the aunt decided it es kim p g —.— • ' '•.. . w ar .... •••iptonstets nt .t. 04. IC illokiiiillit. ' ' •-7- -- ~.-. - i t ir r !l'a t 4 0 ' Tnearlay wwwwing.. At the • . .4 :,1 . - • --..-,-,•—•.--•-•, , #-.7 - i • P! . ~, eltilepertit*:*i ni . w here Ni LDS'S Stitt .Concterilithell .place on 410 . 1 "59 condi, ant ;- the'iro:iftwit wail intiiiiired. 'NIA next.; .at . due. Marchioness of 1. ituLhwrigia+, lo ., -..pacint, bits ,the,dtstimce . hied:: The 'intriii•-ii ti t, • I Chollsoudeloy. House. • : . • 1 - 3•110 114 l i ~ stlogek_illif tot ilig,g,,o, 44) 11';,ith shiii s prh . i.i..4 howl,. : Bur ix* A KID !--The expression of 14.hotying„ ,Nia, ke ri l ificata whi ii L t ifhirr. I.„1. 6.11 g o...zrti Cow. a kid." in i.e among chimney sweePeelli gm*. not „.. N..'it 4tv, tput Nelms:n[oy ant not '4..ripill'l, • "Pfie Iw lee.tood iey the insight , in armrest.- ;It sigii. ,iltino. Ltllieinterpoeiiitin of the ...-in.d., an ant,- ' firs the narerinse of a eery qiiiill climbing boy, 'ln ,cable id s tisstolentl•l . .. the 'orbit tail s i place', 0.4. the H at ... e ., 14 1 'mu tt flue,' . ..... . . .. ... . parties left the groutid.friitla. • *: ~,,.: h '' man i- - ' 1 % , :: . - - ' + I • • f. • • • •• 714'71 ALL TRUST RE DRAWN NEXT THURSDAY. 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