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the .faring Bythri hill (England) was r►eommitted, some orrlral amok, and now clamor* added; shit Hewitt h ”ieir nn 41111 overirrd. uo thr Hoare re.aniinit, suit the Itill oorolreril in he rintrinived, and read Use third time U.S Mirerii.iy mkt, tr 'immortal. IRISH AssEssrm TAXES. The CHANCELLOR of the Einstein , * brought in the Irish Assessed Taxes Bill, which was read a first time, mud ordered for a seemoil reading on Monday nest. The seloon.l resoling of the Slave Trade Acts Ansaudnient Bill was posts I till Monday 'coif The them Maionfactueers Rill pssara throne, • Com mittee, end the 'emirs was ordered for Monday nest. Toe Oe.ler of the Day having been read for the Runty i lin a committee on the Prisoo Fees (Ireland) Rill Vr. PEEL was drsiruns that all further proceedings 011 the Sill alumni le anspenoted this Session, because the pi inners of Ireland were in a better s 'mediate!) in this vivre. sham those of England, and because the amount of the teal fi ll y bad not yei been discovered, without knowing irhiels, hr apprehended, any relief extended lo the presumes neoula throw n harden two the eounties.. He accordingly •stwored, " That the 11 , :1 be committed this day three Mouths: . Mr J. NEWPORT 14151, it was guise clear that the coarse Propose.. by fl,e Right Hon. was that set , th would least eerye the intercede of the truantry, as it was well 'known that the officers at present received fees, legal in ille gal, to sun moms extent ; and if the Bill were passed will !ciennining those strictly legal, the whole would be exacted of the minty. The PM seas Bleu ordered to be emninitted till this illy ttio!r months. The Report of the Trust Money Plucks,'" Rill was b ght up and received, asset the Bill ordered for the third reading on M om t ay . The House thee went into Committee on the Faring Re. covers , Hill. In the Committee, Mr Lasets FOsTIIIR said, .that by the present law A...tonna Barristers were allowed but one shit. hug fee on each cape tried before dm* One clans* of the Bill provided fur an anginentation of lhat fee, on the trial of east s woks. ibis Bill, to 131. 651. as they would lake np three times an much of their time as common reset'. Mr. Paanet.t, objected to any ieserease in the salaries of Assistant Canisters. The ieflemire Entire/redo* the Crowe by the right of appointment to those thirty-Ave .... a, had greatly impaired that character of iudepenolence for which the Irish bar bad been disting uished, perhaps or any Lily of men in Europe. Mr. PEEL defenekd the charatter of the Irish bar, and of the Assistant Barristers. It was unreasonable to oppose a small utdiuou to their emoluments, the stated salary of their • Mee brim; bat 4001 a year. Sir J. NEWPORT was of opinion, that in many enmities Assistant Barristers were excessively underpaid. It was fair that additional commutation should be given fur additioual tenable, and he would vote fur it. Sir G. DILL believed that Assistant Barristers would not be (overpaid, if they received double their present salary. Mr V. FITZGERALD protested against the idea' thrown oat by the last speaker. Mr. PARNELL said, it was well known that the present salary was gaire gargisile rensitieration fur the Banisters ape pointed to these situations, After some further conversation tuggers Mr. Serjra nl O trm Mr. Mr. V. Firsortime. e t Pail.. and Mr. PAR' usu.. the House resumed, and the Report watt ordered to be brought up can Mouday. The tuber Or,hers of the Day were then disposed of, and the House adjourned at Half-past Teo o'Cluck till Moodsy THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDoN, SATURDAY. MAT 36, isle. In the House of Commons, last night, the 'Alien Bill was read a second time. The discussion was only remarkable for the repetition of that which hay so often of late happened—that the Opposition had all the argument at their Side, and the Minister the numbers. The country will learn with astonish ment, that though Miniiters were repeatedly pressed to urge the grounds on which they pro posed the measure in s time of profound peace, they continued in the most impenetrable silence. German Papers to the Bth instant have beet re ceived. The following is an extract : raccuroaT, APRIL 30. The sesidince of Count Las COWS and his sun in this city will not be much prolonnefl. He will soon leave us, to use some bath for the restoration of his health, which has treat. ly suffered by the many hardships be has notlergone; his disorder is a painful goat la t►e bead; it is probable be will p Int to England. We have received Paris Papers under the united dates of the 11th anti 12th, from which we have mode the following extracts : The illustrious and ensemble Prince of Conde, who, not withstanding his great age, has hitherto enjoyed the Gest health, has hey ta dangerously ill since Saturday morning. The King and Princes nod seve►al times in the slay to learn his state. A courier iiet off yesterday for London to apprise the Duke of Boarbon of Ibis addicting intelligence. Accounts from Leghorn Mate, that the American squa dron, cur.•istiog of the Franklin, the United State., sod two brigs, hag anchored in that road. - . The 5 per Ceuts. are 67 r. 50 c. Hatnhurgh and Dutch Mails have arrived, vkith Papers to tl.e 13th instant, but they contain nothing of any importance. 7..tPrdnv Count Mumma had au audience of the l'ittncE ItLoma. The Report of the Select Committee of the 11,vose of Commons, on the Administration of ins. tire upon the Northern Circuit, has been printed. 111 recommends, that, for the greater facility and dispatch of hulloes', such measures should be taken l et woukl divide the prevent Northern Circuit into two separate Circuits, the one compreheutling the Counties of Westmorland, Lancaster, and Comfier hind ; and the iitiwr inclitililig York, Noll humher. land, *mil Durham ; and on adverting particularly to the petition fr the City of Norwich, the Com mitter further recommend an anginesitation to the pre.ent el ttttt bet. of Judges, who might he aurally eiliplm•ed in Westminster 11311 nod (he regular ihmialv of the country, by which means; an uppors Tiosiity wont,l he afforded of 4sipulyilig the deftet it o Iwtdly -,,mplitintd or out the Norfolk and Mid. land Circuit, viz, of having only one Judge on the Spri , lK CUCtiit to preside on the civil nod criminal thals. N 1641 i t ,:e4 i t . "!•:YAfr .." '41111. W .5". ''.... \-47, - •). . 0 dThGINAL POETnr. ON MISS C.- 7 -• D-D. r'• WI. ate er ur teedeveat blue, An.l ces tithe.' e'er rills Awn Mace—. Her's •as the cinch sof totreirat hue, le dalliance with the rusea tinge. Ikea was a form of elosulless light, Heaven's... ekes, ka mobil guise ; Iler's trete die tresses blandly bright, Cupid's retreat in Loren' eyes. Yes! but 'till ..s tint& essay To tell her besieges faintly 'rr, Like Prototype of olden ley, Time serves but to 'bemire the more. 1. moth, aloe oerue.l Oa woo N Auer, A amid of wore he. mortal bird', A brio' 50.,. of Holy hoe, To wieder for a while es mil,. W. H. A. THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER'S GRAND ACSIMBLY. The assembly given by the Duchess of Glou cester, ors Thursday night, was one of the most eeeee nerous and splendid that has been given upon any occasion. It has been for some time in con. temptation by her Royal Highness, and it would have oaken place sooner, but fur the indisposition of her Royal Mother, the Queen. The Royal Duchess stilt ilivitutions to almost all who had any personal knowledge of her Royal Highness.— The jewels ions oti this splendid octuason were most rosily and profu•.e. Ostrich feathers and head-rlres►es mere very generally worn, and a coo siderslrle number of youth and beauty formed a great portion of the countless Ilwong. Every pos. sible arrangement was made for the accunisoudatioa and easy access to and departure from Gloucester !louse. Hyde Park was throw ii °pets on the occasion. The must judicious arrangeineuts were made by the Gentlemen of the Royal Duke and Duchess's esta blishment fur the setting down of the carriages. Townsend and Rakers, the Bow-street officers, with two parties of the petiole, were iu attendance, as was also Lavender. of the Queen-square office. with party, to keep order, regulate the carriages, &e. The company began to arrive about half-past eight : they were received at the grand bull by the potter and footmen. in their state liveries, and in the interior by the principal Gentlemen of the Household, Pages, &c. who conducted the visitors through the two suits of rooms. The company entered the dining-roan. and proceeded through the organ-roosts to the son-room : this suit of rooms were greatly refreshed by an excellent dis. tribution of the most choice plaints and Bowers. They passed ess through the vestibule, ascended the great staircase, were sloven jute tie Moll drawing-room, sod from theme the &sonorous assemblage entered into the large drawing-roam, where the Royal Duchess was Ist readiness to re ceive her numerous and distinguished gyres; the Drake uccompassied her Royal Highness, en her left. and else was attended by the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, her own suite, rod those of the Duke. . . After the ennipauy bed paid their dutiful respects to the Dodoes.. obey passed on to the !rick draw ing-room, sod lions there to the library, where some excellent refreshments were provided by the gentlemen of the establishment, consisting of ices, jellies, &c. The company continued setting down with the greatest order and regularity, and in such numbers ot the same time, that it was rendered impossible to take all their names, but it is supposed there were about 1,400 persons entered Gloucester.bouse from nine o'clock in the eveniii,g till two yesterday morning. The order end regularity was interrupted upon the increase of numbers. and the Noblemen and Gentlemen's servants. who overpowered the Police, treated their regulations and instructions with the greatest insult and contempt, shouting and making the most outrageous noise, which, coming f such a numerous hody, could he heard in all parts of Gloucester House, to the great annoyance of the assembly. There seas a coinplete scene of confusion from about eleven o'clock till near three. The house, in consequence of this disturbance. cont . d ex. cesively crowded, ai the coinpaisy could not reach their carriages. Same Ladies, in consequence fainted on the great staircase, and others experienced great inconvenience. The Dukes of York. Kent, and Sussex, and the Priori! of Hesse Homburg were present; as were the Prince Ksterhiley, the Prince of Schomborg Lippe, most of the foreign Atubs*Andors and MIAs• ten., with their Ladies, the Earl of Liverpool, and several of the Cabinet Ministeis, Mr. Justic e Park, the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, &c. The 'impala) , hid not all left till vast three o'clock. The Duke and Duchess, and the Princess Sophia, rein •ined its the Drawing;-rooin to the !apt, ensiveßtsig nolo the distinguished throng, and we ate happy to say the Duchess experienced no in. c , oirenience yestei.lay from the fatigues of the 1 , 4 1,1, as the answer to the 1111111W411111 inquirers, consisting of most of those Who were honoured with being invited to the putty, was. that her Royal Highness was very well. Ire the evening. the Duke and Duchess, attended by Cottn! Iliggiva, Colonel Conde, &c. honoured i!ovent-Gardeu Theatre with their preselice, to see the play of the Share. Yeeteriby the PKINCL ItEtiliNT. mid the Duke. of Voltlt. Ct.AttiNt:t•:. loud Iti:rue, trotted hrr MA- In the rtensug, tilt QuaEX had u select . . _ 'the Drrk. of CUMBERLAND visitet, the Putuce ftrorti? ye , tertley. Un Timr-ilay evening the fluke mod Duchesti of rt'MRF.RJ..i]n honousett thr Duke nisfl Ditches' of Pus:tog: , with their company tots •:vort-rt, &r. DRURf-L.INE . 711 - .4 TR R. • Mr. Cumarti.AND's elegant and inteici•ting co medy, The West Wllll. performed hurt List night. Mr. ELLISTON iliaplayeil great life and spirit in the generous, animated, awl innint 4 3 .l ""ril Be/roar. lie wins ably supported hy Nis. DaelSON in the lively and interesting Char/ale Srsport. The revival of this comedy does credit to the taste an d judgment of the lattager. It is a lot id stream from elle pure and legitimate fountain. The house presented a full *nil elegant audience, and the per formance went tlf with eclat. JIRMINO SOCI ETV" SHRIV or .4N-Gto- SPANISII SHEEP. Thursday, dating the middle of the day, Mr. Sadler's yard was very well attended by many of the must distin getished breeders and encouragers of Hum valuable breed of sheep. Marks C. Western and John Fame, Emu's stock mem In be much admired, and we exceedingly lament that the former Gentleman's indisposition prevented him attending this Skew. Mr. Western's and Mr. Cavrston'lr sheep, sheum for Pre. *Wen 4, were slait.thiered, and the carcasses Min: up in the yard ; and they turned out much to the satisfucitun of the company present. Mr. Tureen shewed a very handsome sow, wily nine mitniths old, which wag Much auliced. DONN ER. The society held a Meeting of business at the Freemasons' Tavern, and then shout thirty-tire Members sat down to au excellent dinner, and the different joints of Merino mutton seemed much to be reli , bed by the company ; Sir JOHN 8. SEBRIGHT, Bart. in the Chair, Sapporterl by Joan Funs, Esq. M.P. and CHILII•TOPIIVIt T. Townie, F.q. and a lung list of other distinguished Merino breeders and manufacturers. As soon as the cloth was withdrawn. the Chairman gave. " The King"—" The Clieeesi"—" Fainsly"--anst "lerelli to this Soriely"—and then proceeded to semi the award of the Prizes of the sheep by Messes. Edward Wools, Wm. Webb HMI. atm] Wm &mounds. The First and Second Prizes of Ten Guineas each were to John Fosse, Esq.; the third Premium to Mr. Reynolds ; the fourth to C. C. Western, Esq. M.P. for his fat weiher ; the fifth, there was none sufficiently fad to take a prize. Pre mium sixth, to John Pane, Esq.; ditto seventh, to Thomas Heady, Esq.; ditto eighth, to H. G. and W. Sheppard, se the massfactnrers of theists( piece of cloth; and Christ. T. Towers, Esq. • premiums of Tea Guineas, as the grower of the wont of the above cloth. Sir Jobe then gave the health of C. T. Towers, and Mr. T. tetented thanks, accompanied by a bug speech on the growth of Merino wool and of its maoufacture. 'McNair* fur the cloth and tierces were 3fr.Grintes, Mr. Marlin, and Ur. Thomas, whose health, were also druuk. The Chairman gave the health of each successful Caudi date hi turn accompanied with 'hurt appropriate speeches, un the peculiar merits or eircuinstauces attimiling several of them, in the hest style of that happy wit and plesasuiry fur which the wnriby Samoa.t I. distinguished. Mr. Thomas, a great Merino breeder from Chesterfield, in Derbyshire, produced, fur the inspection of the company, • silk stocking, made on • silk stocking-frame, from pule Merino wool, which was much admired. Sir Joseph Batiks, their President, with three times three, and much applause. Lord Lionel's—three times three. The company held together till rather a late hoar, eon. venting very the growth and afferent system of auunifaeture of the British grown Merino wool, dke. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wsnxisens, Flamm'', Slav IS. Sittings after Teta% before Mr. Justice Assam sad • a Cowmen Jury. •UTCRLR C The Plaudit in this ease, a journeyman bricklayer, sought by this action to recover damages fur the injury he bail sustained, is coosapileace of the discharge of a spring. gen, which was set on the top of the Defendant's house, is Spedßelts. 71se Plaintiff, it appeared, had been employed by a person of the ow of Lewis. to point the coping of his house—in proceeding to which he was obliged to cross that of the De featism. Whilst walking along, he trod us the wire of a spring-gun, which west off and wounded him in the arm and kg. He lust, iu consequeoce, tbe use of the first joint of his thumb. The defence set up was, that the Defendant's premises had bee, robbed throe times, sad the lead carried away from his roof. He hod. M coosequence, placed the spring. gun on the top of his house. He offered to pay the oar. geon's bill for the Plaintiff, sad to give him IL which offer was refused. Mr. Justice A 11101? suggested, ass question of law might arise on this case, whether it would not be better fur the Defendant to pay the Plaintiff 51. and let each party pay his own costs. This was seceded to—a verdict of ad. damages was found for the Plaintiff—mid Mr. SCAILLITT istinsated a wish that the Attorney woted not press the Plaintiff, who was a very pour swan, fur the costs. The Numbers advertised in the late Lottery hay. ing been so fortunate, has induced T. Bt.x In adopt the same plan is the present; and he hopes, in ibe selection be has made, that some of the Three 20,0001, tor the 104 other Capitals, may be is the following list, which may be had al either of his °Sem. 4, (WNW, or 9. Charing-Cross, either in whole Tickets. Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Six treat ha :- 13,573 1.158 9,511 278 I 8,872 11.105 9,118 11,067 4,919 I 903 10,597 277 13,970 7,731 12,651 13,968 10,900 1,1112 9,013 558 8,999 13,988 5,241 12,501 3.808 7,327 1,307 9,018 402 8,951 5.213 4,552 9,651 3,511 5,231 4,791 7,979 12,747 6,756 11,101 2,270 9,141 1,117 10,691 1,0 K., 1,203 12,604 5,242 614 4,157 1:1,751 2,071 8,912 8.700 7,299 11,204 I 5,231 3,368 3,595 10,045 Persons sot approving either at the above, may choose ont of eevcral thousand nuettivra, at either of the above Offices, where particular we fancy Numbers may be obtained, if sot previously sold. The Lotlery begius 4th of Next Swath (Juxsti. - - ' - • The following is the present price: Ticket Half £lO 0 0 Itight 4 el 13 4 4.4arter Last Lottery lb* Tickets rose to 3W. each, and Sixteenths to W. ••• (Alen (poet paid) duly answered..—(Sehewes gratis.) la the lut Lottery Bp* sold Two of :31.001►1 • and 47 other Capitals; and he the precethog Lottery, Three of 20,0001. ALL If &Lasts. It is stated that s Meeting of Electors of W.at inioater took place on Wednesday, for the purpose of considering who would bee proper substitute for Lord Cocnamta on the ensuing grovel election. totally unconnected with party. It is added, that reaolotion vowed for a deputation to watt upon Mr. Wirriturtut.l., the barrister, and member for Shafterbary, nod request hint to stand. COU118!. EXCIIAI Antsterdnot 37 Ditto it Sight... 36 el Amsterdam 11 7. CF. Ditto at Sight 11 4 Rotterilam ll 8 2( 1 . Antwerp ex-mo 11 10 Dambnrgli 34 0 2 1 ,V. Altana... Pazia&lay'silste 24 10 Ditto Bourdemix do 24 30 tntia:fort on the Maine ll2 ex nto. Madrid,effeet Cardiff. effect 39: Bilboa, effect... 40 Barcelona ...... ...... 39 Gibraltar........ ah 1 • PRICE OF STOC 3 per Ct. Red. 79 781 79 3 pet Ct. Cons. 80 79 4 per Cent...... 96W 5 per t. Au. 1071 111$ Bank L. Ann. 403 5-16 ludo Bond. 98 100 pr. E, FRIUAY, MST' 1:Y. Genoa Venice Ital. I.w 2:t MAltit .. 44 Palarrno ...... 1130.1. pyr oi I.itamit 59 Oporto 521, Rio Jaoeiru rkt Dublin 10! per ♦l . Col k . ..... 10; Azio of the Bank on i ptr Cent. 11111.1.f01. Purtnr.al Gold lit L I. 4 l vin, per 0z 0 0 0 Gold in Bars 0 0 0 New Donbkosio 0 0 0 New Donal-1.... —0 5 6 *Uwe'. in Mrs. 0 5 51 New LoniA, tarts —0 A 0 YLSIERDAY. Ex. MON 2.., IS 20 pr. Ditto. 1 pr. Lottery tsar'. rr.d. rum ik pr. Musk fur Ave 481 Com,. fur Av. SU 792 dOk 'Owl - Lie - Aro NI ft) THE. MEMORY OF THE LATE i..tur.NTen • PRINCESS ctlAttLarrE OF WALES AND SAXE COSUitD. The Veuutsplo f:innsuillev, after tuatriivly cotot , lerie: the various coostontiicatiosis I received, and in cuisfor. unity with what they have resauu to believe is the wish of the Politic, brig, leave to state ilia it is their intention, should then (omits be adeinstr, to constriiet the proposed Trample of the Catoteph u • scale sufficiently ii se eirtisiie to admit of its brio' appropriated tai the postwar. of Lgviae tliorsli;p, sod cuus!ituted • Fete Untie& (Fur the Committee) BENJ. BOTCS,:m& LIST OF MEMBERS Imo ♦OTED I.AIT NIGWT AGAINST TIGN IDIDITI6NAL GRANT TO 1M DUALS Or ILCAIT. Althorp, Timms. Frariiin, R. (Wm. 11, laud F. Bennett, Hun. H.(:. Guise. Sir W. Portman, E II Brand, Hun. T. Hewn, Sir Robert Pilaw:row. Edward Bynit, G. H.irtiby, E. Pliillip-i, G. Buffet. Him. P. D. 11.11,4, Rolivrt Pym, F. Caiveri, C. I Moodie, Hubert Ridley, Sir M. W. Calvert, N. Lambkin. JG. si•lii 'gist, Sir J. ('alma(', J. lAf.•re, C. S. Winn, Earl of Campbell, Hunt Lloyd, Sir U. Simile). %%briing Carliamplon, Earl of I .v itch 0000 0 Him. W. sharp. It , hrrt Carter, Julia Madiudis, 't .A. Stielii v, air Julin Cranborn, Viammat Minlin, J. Timm.), RA 11.. ii G, Ciaki., 'I. Novick, Sir C. Waldecrave,Hun.W. Duitskswell, F.. Muurr, P. Webb, EilVinfei DU11.140, C. Methuen, P. Wynn, C. W. Dilute, Rt. Hoo. W. Newsman. It. W. Fane, J. North, D. Tur.tastt. Fulk-lont,Visenunt Ord, William Citroen. J. C. rerguosuu, Sir R. C. A LIST OF THE. MEMIRERi WHO VOTED WI WEDNEsLOAT LA.r S y Vow 'VE .OF 4:011110$3., FOR AND AGAINIT flit JOHN NIN IUIITI MOTION FOR THE itanvcriov OW THE. NIN DOW TAX IN lIIIILAND--(1E11( PER CENT. FOR. Robert Shaw R. S. Cartw 14.r.1 A Hill S,r F. Flood Richard Pokier C. P Sir H. Partial 11. Hamilton Gen.Tal Hirt W. Parnell R. W. Talbot Sir N C..ld•ortt 11011. Capt. Proby Hon. H. Caulfield M Linsafidit Robert Latitudie Rt. Him. I). Browne J. 1.. Cutter Jobe Latuuche Lord W. Fitsgtrald Him Mahon R. Latouthe, jea. F. A. Prittie It. Sharp Hun. J. Huller Hue. G. Walpole Sir J. Newport Hutt. C. Butler T. Knox (29 Irish iheeiber.l) Hon. J. AbercrombyLord Sefton Sir J. Aubrey William Smith T. W. Coke Hun. Capt. Tlalde- Sir F. Burdett Lord A Ithorp grave H. Brougham Sir AL W. Ridley J. Carter J. F. Barham J. P. Grant turd W. Rime!! Lyttelto,Lurd Morpetb Sir Hubert Heron Lord Folkolone Lord Tavir.iek Lord Osaulaton W. Wilberforce Lord A. Homilies' Hun. F. Douglas T. Babtugtuu J. Butterworth Sir Godfrey Webitct. ♦GAINST. I.nrd Caselereegb W. Odell Right Hun. W. V. G. Rise!don Sir F. O'Brien G. Dawson Fasserabl Ogle of Drogheda Sir C. Sautes Sir Georse H ill bud Forbes W. S. Bourse. Culuuel Barry P %IRE') orr. Lord R. Spencer Doilley North Sir W. Bortneothr Lord Doncoulion Sir R. I:cowmen Hots. F. Poimiliby. J. C. Cameo Sir C. Slouch A LIST OF THE MINORITY IN FAVOUR OF SIN J. MACKINTOSH'S NOTION FOR • 'GI LLET COMMITTER TO coxszora THL MIT MEAN! OF PREVENTING TUE FORGERY OF SANK NOTES. Aubrey, Sir Juba Horst, R. Partici', Sir H. Aliburp, Vire. King, Sir J. D. Parnell, W. Raritan', J. F. Latoucbc, Rubt, Phillinture. Dr. Rabbitl 011, Moe. Leafier ' W. Put/lett, Holz. W. Raring, Sir nog. Lewis,T F. J. F. &marts, Hua. H. G. Lloyd, J. M. Philip.,(? Blair. T. H. Lytteltuu, H uo. Preston, R. . - _ . . . Brand, Hon. T. V. H. Komiily, So Sam. Prong:lain, Henry Marryait, Joseph Ramo:II, 1.. d. G. W. Browne, A. Marlin, John Sidtoll, Fl4lll of Caleruft, John Munch, Sir C. Sharp, Richard Carhanspion, Earl of Moore, P. Spencer, Lord K. Carter, John Mordannt, Sir C. Smith, Joh.. Orchid. /*turbot!, S. B. Smilli, Hold. Corny'', J. Murpeth, Vim.. Talbot, K. W. Douglas, Hon. FS. Masi y ii, Sir T. Tat iiduck, 31*rq of Disidale, D. S. Newman, R. W. Thornton, Gen. Ellioll,Ktlion. W. North, Dudley Tierni y, Rt. Hu.D. Gaseoyne, (;en. Ord, Win. Warm, J. A. Groot, J. P. Osborne, lord F. W. I.4er, Sir G. Heron, Sir Rohr. anulgton, Lord 11 you, C. W. W. kloroby, Ed. . _ MEMBERS NOT COMPRISED IM PRP FORMER tin, who voted against the Proposition of the Chancellor of She Exchequer to extend the Investigation of the Conimi, • originally intended to consider of the means of ['recoiling She Forgery of Hank of England ;Sotto, to all Negotiable Papers: Ashisesi, W. H. (apps. G. Protkerne, E. Boswell, A. ilasnuerrsley, IL Robinson, G. A. Heitternorth. JO9. lA..ter, II 1.. Smith, .t. Compton, Earl of Lubbock, Ar J. Vaiighan. Sir R. W. Honglas, W. R. K. Ogle, H M. White, M. Fans., J. Paring, Sir. J. Extract of a letter, dated St. Thomac.'s, 2Flth March, 18113, to a merchant let Lancaster : " Owing to die advance of the Patriots towards the Caraccas. we leave received intelligence of General NIORILLO having completely defeated them. lie had succeeded in forming a junction frith the rest of his troop, previous to the battle lie will, no doubt, i iiiii iediately advance again* A twits , um" rA,VTEIL .4 tin sibnlNG. One Inno:reil guineas *tit. 1010 e coo.' on Thu, a i lay nichi; sit flacbrr a. tAwsnis the stakes of Iltt• ex for Ml.trl. Amite heroes enoteitill au the 7114 of next August. slirtsq Ia conriilembly Ike Poi soothe; hot fir. at hefting foot 'Worn Ogee that Alanler will pot be bent u. 300, 4g, io• Sit inniuti, , . The lance we; not roi.:ieut 'at dor 164411. knol Sprint bat inefely put in His eitesivnee. A 'e 1111111Sitill fight tbs. • scientific one is antiespatell. TUE 711 It h'. IsETTING ON TUC DERBY AND THE OAKS AT N FA% HANK ET. DEIWY. s to oltot Prince Paul. 19 to 1 afg.t Seymour cult. 8 to 1 stet Allegretta. to 1 apt Caottatieult. OAKS. sto * art Prinny I 7 w 1 apt Lou. 5 to 2 art Breseis f. I NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, ISIS. TNTINDAV. MAT 14. Fifty Pomade fur 3-year.ol.ls, enrryossz art. 211) ; 4-ycsuolds ; 5-yesr-olds, est./lb.; o.yesr.olds and aged, Set T. 31.31. Mr. Wyndham's h. e by Teddy the Grinder, 3 yrs old 1 Mr Neale's b. c. brusher to Raphael. 4 yrs old Dulcet Gralloa'...rl.f. Tredride, 3 yrs old . The Judge placed hat two. 3 to 1 apt Mr. Wale'. h. c.-3 to 1 Agat Tr...1611e. 1%..a1ea Tst. 21h. bent Me. Mtalriespearedi Milton, Bst. T.V.V. 500-4'. 1.. 4 apt C - - the Jockty Club Nate of 50er, to be run for by horses the p row sly of members of the Juekty c,4h, 4.year.uhh, rying 7st. ; 5-year-uld4 est. 31b.; 6-yeas.ulda, s.t. soul seri, ist nib. B•. 1... rd Jr..c h h. Commit, Ball, wit M'atron's hr. c. I'i.2 Mottle, 4 )1g OW ..• 2 31.. 33' ) .olharn's gr. h Skim, 5 yes obi 3 Wilrusee b. c. Peril; zi,m. 4 ) r. old • 4 tu 1 aget Cauuuu 8111-7 to 4 apt Fats thy/Mc-6 to • art :Attn. iIIIGHTON RACES. MONDAY, NAV 31. A lisiolicap Saitertukes of hzs (2 fi ) wi th 30,‘ from d;. Mess Fluid of the 18th HtIASIOM. One mile heat Cornet Potties r. g. Turbot, risk by Comet Tuniliinani„ 1 Lis ut. Maeleasi's lir. g. It.i.frr, rode by Mr. 2 Lirnt. Marleates c. r. Frolic, rode by Lieut. Maclean 3 Lieut. Major's c. ni. Fancy, rode by Lieut. Atherton 4 Capt. c. tC Brilliant, rode by Livid Irving S Sturford`a b. in. Julia, rode by Lind. Stopford A A capital beat, wait by about a mirk; a table-ekitb %Noahl have eueeied the six horses fur the first half iiitle. At the winning post the last loirse was within three lengths of the first in. The winner was the favourite. A Sweepstakes of 15es with Ings added from the Mews Fund. Captain Dolsetty's g. su. Flirt, rode by Licht Maclean 1 Col. Putts's b. a Lady D'Arcy, rode by Lieut. Lying Comet euchborne's b m. Vixen, rode by Cornet Cock burn, IPeti issily by Flirt. Milky he.. depended up .. the ierund Isom in, and a setere strogt:le connivently took place between Lady Wilsey and Fixesr, which elided in a secondary kind sof dead heat. A Match of One Mile, for Mtgs. p p. Lieu. Maclesit's b. R. Reefer, rude by Lieut. Meclean .. I Capt. Doherty's c g. rode by brut le slug .. 2 A must &revalued beat, neck and neck all tic way. %Von by little better than a bead. A Match of Oue mile, for 50no h. ft. Cornet Pottes e. g. Tuplaa, ruJ. by turret Tomlinson .. 1 Mr. Minclein's A. tn. Jam Shore, rode hy lient. Atherton t Thal was a most excellent race. CdRN EXCHANGE. rattuv; ]fir is. - • We had no fresh arrivals Ibis niotoing, but Wally left over fur the demand; real Cie instil/lea of Wheat sold at Monday's prim, but i.kriur was very dull, and W ay thing rather lower ; Barley and Malt are dell ; the Out trade is full as dear : in Peas and Beans thrre is on altieratina. UXIIIIIDGE. Cora luspectoe's Ittturti,TtwasnaY, NAT 14. Wheat, per load lBt Os to 241 4-44 Barley, per quarter 424 —4l to :Sits —4 Oats . 464 —4l to $8 . 4 ---d lamas ..50a —4 to 004 -- 4 1 Pease —s —4l to —a —4l eye —s —d to —s —1 . . , NEW BURY. BERKS. Wlwat 00. to 01s 0.11 Oats ft.r ./ s 1.• —s Od NellIIS Balky 3d% to 50s Od 1 Peas.e Bread, Is. 110. to 2‘. 1 1 . 4. per Gallon. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Faso Av, MAT Tfiia day's market had a short supply or Ole different kima. of Cattle. beef. notion, Laub, Veal, a n d Pork, neie hears•; and the trade in general wag somewhat dsll.—Tle• wiles ba the Hat market were Not Uret); Hay and Sift4i4 have dropped in price; Clover fetched last puce. The shirr meotiusied prices and numbers are • correct boorment : To sink the offal per atone ut Sthr. Heel... 4. 04. to ros. 6t. Head of Cattle this oi” M alum 4s. Oil to tic 141. I Omuta '•'o Lamb ...Ss 10.1. to 7i. 84. 59. 91. Ito •1,. ft i Mork 51. 11 tu eh. 41. Sheep mud iambs.... 6.500 Caber.... 201) Pi¢s ........... ... .. 340 I4A Y-51 41 154 Sinaw V. Os. Clover 5?. IRKET. dd. 10 5/ 12s. lid. oa. to 21 li.. M. Od. to 71. 0.. 0.1. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALt. MAIMETs. oh Its. ( - arcane ) Reer 11.1 to 44 thl Vat 44 Ad to tt+ Mutton.. bit CI co 5s a I e...k ty.l to a, uJ . Lamb lisOd. iv is 4d. COA 1. Al ARAM'. 15. Ships at Market. Shin. SOl4. Prier 11 Nevins/1r l4 374. AI to 411 A 3 Suwkrlrnd 1 Elgin Main Coal— 1 Is 4 0.1. to —9.. O. • Slone Coil 1 Culua MARRIAGE. On the nth inst. Me. Henry Astride, of !PON Pura road, Iu F.l MI i elthst dasighter of Asieet Houtphnrs I.q. of Tuleuboose-wd, DkATHS. On the 3il inst. at his seat iu And!' Waks, Jan Milers mare, futiinsle friend of !flr Pot. si..l "terbee fur Ills tostio of Gilmore, *lnch toe 'Sire 4 •:,. lie W. brother lu Admiral Sisrosmars, and to Ire ‘‘o ,o " • of Dublin. lie liss left three children. too skim Asti 110 is awned to Si. Waal H.ionilton, ItN At his at, 31mA-town 1.11 11 `t• of ri very fro, hours indispositiob. Ernj.innii Igeorur ; L-q• or stephetip.irreen, Dom., uu emim-at, sol,cionr. HUM wvErtz THIS vAr AT I.ONIPIN hlutttatit: 31 afier TO. Evenittir 1 after 11. LONDON Prlntrd sad Plahhih:d et the 41 thr.., 1!:, InNA ; Aurie Aeiterliserneffit ar• rrr:ivro, •03 •• •, • (post py,:l ntitot 1w athiregpml.-111 N Clernt.:er I,lh, Priettr-4. WHITE, is, )17, spJoo, I'shl.•brr. 4 46 1;1 ha Om Sr se M W ear A lieu will and the 011 and wile fait!