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1' /. i ~ extent. He conceived they ought to merit and point • miller, and it i. fur preferable ihat the whole our the particular matters to he inquired bites. Ile jsr t should he examined in one consiecied view. le•oild have • Cementite, specially appointed to lie ( -mild nor , ceetwimently with his polder du:y, inerstivite one brunch of a *abject, and, when int:twee.- what lit. illtelltioll% were with respect to their billows were finished, have another appointed the thidoei.il oprriattotis of the ef 11111 l ry, hut he to inquire into another doyenne) of it. The power !mod the public would recover from the O L uw mu d would thus he kept in theer own Rai d s—and no ms.er,sprehrsisiona %%Inch lIIIW unhappily prevailed, Committee would be called on to proceed with an and to the 1111.411 time he could aware the Ilem. investigative that could not be concluded no a pea. Member aril Ilse [louse that fie slamlel not pro iiiii te minable time. -• gear, hear.) any raale or ill-mistsed measure, fluting the sittiog Alderman WOOD denied that th increase of of the Secret Committee, having for its object the crime was attributable to the number of welshers n diminution of the circulating medium of the come and cadres whiesn the return of fierce had tensed I try.—C rear, hear.) Is, h-eu lie had had from 60 to tto of alr. ELI.ItE •rid, that gre:it alarm did. Indeed, them brought to fore bun dads. chiefly es paitswr , s, prevail to the mercantile world respecting the hat he scarceli recollected an insigne,. of their hr. bable measures of his Majesty', Government. Ile I°K *crowd of theft. U e principal cause of the i feared also that much more was. espectrd from the growth ..f mime was Ihr e t i.ions winch presaeleil of Bank than it would he potsible fser st to fulfil, Per anft. ring izo or tao per. ris„ who were sreetesiceel • while the public was anxious fur aro increase of to transporeation, to rentriet in die 'pot 01 Neu, it was thee desire of the Ilisuae of Continuos pate, for a considerabte tunic, before they were bent shat the ',mars should be restrained, and it was oust ssf tbn cuentry. Ap.other reason was, no cm- quite impossible for the Bank to gratify beats ploynieut whatever bang loond fee persons des. 'miters. It might, however, temd to remove the charged from pool, present alarm if some intimate's') were given of the Mrs BUITON contrived, that the subject was very worthy the console-reboil of the H row and of Go. viontnent. Hr was ea efol to the Lord for the candid mop e io which he lied sitsiken of him— het be hoped his Lordship would not thiuk it &sus. If be denied ■ position which hi.. Lordship bed emanated to him. He never mei:monid that toe euelesore caws, of the iocreu-e of eriitie was to Le sought for on the prt”.esit situation of our I/1141111S. He viola assure the Nohle Lord, if lie :iscribui inch tin opinion to hini, that he rive to him semi went, winch br tirver uttered, and combustors at which In had never :irrieed—wesitimeuts sod con. :is absurd as they were false. What he 111.1ive,Nivril wit: this. that one cense of the increase of crime, and II very great one. will the detestable, the eliominable state of our gaols at this moment.— This „,,i„;„„ hr niessoit not to retract, all he had seen, sod he had heard front others, convinced him of its propriety. lie considered our prisons tti 1.111111714 anti seminaries of the worst vs. rise— hcar.)--it was most melutrcholy to watch Ili. I:ro t: It-so. of a youth itnissiered in one of those see es of wretchedness and depravity, for pedlar. sflllir Fiala Off , l)Ce• He was addicted, pro bably, to idleness. flow was that cured ? By roottnuing hum in the grossest idleness !—(lleer, hear.) -11r might bare as proprii•try to bad com pany. How was that remedied ? By sendissg enningat the worst of the hionan species. —He might hare committed some traltog act of theft. Aod how were his evil habits to be corrected ?. By placing him amongst tholie who would teach him to thieve with greeter security and profit.—(Hear.)— ]t was melancholy to see how tuna he caught the manner, the tone. the language. the esprit de eorps of those who surrounded Wm.—U*o/.4 Hr longed at last to rival these whose villain y was of the deepest die—he because anxious to be trek. oned amongst those who were the most hold awl intrepid violators of the law. The idea of labour was soon hateful to him. He become a and. what was iiihottely worse, he was made au by the institutions of his country.—/Hear.) The motion was then agreed to. Lord CISTLIREAGII then named his Committee, of which the following are Members-- I.°rd Cestlerinigh Igir J. Mackintosh Mr. Cauning Mr. Bennett .Me. fYNmot Mr. 11 Clive Mr. frithurst Mr. V. FitZttersid Sir N. Colthurst Mr. W. Wynn On the motion of 11;.. BEN 1%; rrr. the Brood on the state of Prism..., and the Police Report, were referred to the ssid Committee. iiiteinions of the Government respecting the pay ment or the, monies due to the Bulk of England. He shield therefore risk, whether ally alteration bad recently taken place iii the accounts between the ! Government and the Bank ? Thr CHANCELLOR of the EXCHI QUER said, ! 'that, although not quite in oral. r, he trusted the [louse would excuse him in giving some explains- Amu to the Honourable Nlember. He conld heel no difficulty in saying, that .nice the accounts had I been laid on the table, no further repayment had ! been made by the Government to the Bank. In the Ways mid Means of the last year provi-ion bad been made fur repaying a \Mil of right but not more than five millions were actually paid. This was in consequence of the way in which the last luau was taken up. It was at the option of the contractors to pay in money or in Exchequer Bills, sir that it was impowiile to foresee how 1111101 would be paid in money, rod how touch in Ex chequer bills by which metros the payment to the Batik was rendered uncertain. The Ways sod &leans were not y e t sound tip, lie therefore could not say whether any further repayment would be made.—The tine was then put and carried. Mr. 11. Curs:, by command of the Prince Regent, laud on the table several Holum% relating to the state of the Gaols in the United Kingd The House then adjourned at hall-pest nine o'clock. Sir W. Seott Mr. Brougham r. Si s jean! t'upley Sio A Piggott Mr. A•dru Mr. Wilberforce be Atturury-Gtneral Si► J. Newport Mr. Stuart IVortley. ISSUFA OP THE HANK. Mr. GgRAID CALLA GU A N said, he 1088 for tl e purpose of moving, that there should be laid on the table certain accounts relating to the recent issues of the Bank of England, for the purpose of thence ascertsnsing, if passible, whether the present de. teriorated state of the public securities had arisen from soy diminution in the eireulating medium of the country. Them returns were also desirable on soother account, as they would lend to esonesate the Rank from the imputation, that had been cast on it, lie doubted nut unjustly, of its giving as sistance to tlw mercantile coucerna of the county with a confined and unwilling hand. He reusarkeil on the recent and rapid fall in the funds, whit!' was attributed to the reduction iu the issues or the Rank, and repressed a hope. Best peudistg the coo inanition. of the question of a mettlesome, of the Bank Restriction, before the Secret Committee, the Chancellor of the Exchequer woold not pro. mote any melt-ore which would tend so diminish the circulating medium. He then moved, that there be laid upon the table an account of the nanther of Rank of England motes and Honk post bills, is daily circulatioo, from the Mils of January too the lid day of March, 1819. The CHANCZILOR of the Examoock was very happy that the Hun. Gentleman had made this motion, as it afforded I n opportunity of gm. ing to the House same expl. tiint.ou upon subjects on which much inisrepresentat MA misappre hension had been entertmlitil. To ihi. alone he was Maimed to all ri but e the recent fall ii lie pith hc fur so far was it from bring caused by any unoilliugness in the Rank to continue its usual indulgence to the public, that, stillest the accounts now moved for should be laid on the table, it would be sees, that nut rosily hod the Bank nut diminished its issuer, but that the present amount of its notes in circulation was to high. it not higher, than before Christmas Ina.—Wear. Is car./—lt ems very desirable that the Secret Conimirtee should bring in its Report as soon as possiii'e, as that would tend to dowipate muth of the alarm and ex aoretation that ro.w prevailed ; hut it was still more desirable that the Cointuittce should bring sit • well-digested Report on the varitiussubjects submit. tell to their consideration. lithe sole question for tioir cnivaderation was, whether the present law for restricting cash payments by the Bank of &gland should be cositintied, or should be suffered to expire on the s!lt of July, it would be ilesualtle that the public thould lie pia is eit the opitiiona 1.1 the Committee as sins as possible. Rut there ate o• her gm.stiuus emaireterl with this subject, al u tend to delay the determivation of the Cow. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TUESDAY, Mescu 2, 1819. A very interesting and important conversation took place last night in the House of Com moos, between the CHANCELLOR of the Ex- CHEQUER, Mr. CAI.LAGHAN, and Mr. ELLICE, ill which the CHANCELLOR of the ExcitimuLa stated, that much misapprehension prevailed in tlie mercantile and monied circles respecting the pr"leible financial measures of the Government ; that the Bank of England did nut withhold its usual accommodations, nor limit its discounts in a greater degree than at any former period ; and that in fact " the issues of the Bank of England were as high, if not higher than they had been bettor last Christmas." He intimated. that some time may be expected to elapse before the Secret Committee would bring in their Report ; but that in the mean time he should discourage any measure which had for its object a diminution of 'he circulating medium. Of the debts due to the Bank of England, not wore than five millions have been paid, and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was not Hoare whether it should be in his power to make any further payment. Yesterday the Funds experi enced considerable fluctuations. Consols for 114 , count opened at 74 were done so low :is 7* but ruse at one o'clock to 731. Au ittipreci dewed fall also took place in India Bonds. Within tire last week they were at a premium of 9Us. hut yesterday they bore a premium of only 20t. Various reports prevailed, which were calculated to increase the gloom that too generally prevailed. Some wire tit tered" as if they had transpired from the Secret Committees on the Bank ; bat these, from their nature, merited no attention. Among the various report., there was one. that the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER intended to fund 50 millions! It is evident, from the statement of the Cu*N. CELI.OR of the EXCHEQUER; that the recent fall in the prices of the funds has not been caused by any contraction in the issues of the Bank ; and that if it proceeded from any of the various causes to which rumour has assigned it, we are to con clude that it arose from misapprehension of the designs of Government. The report of funding So millions, however, must have been in the Right Honourable Gentleman'. contemplation lest slight, when he assured the /louse that the alarm which was so generally felt had arisen from misrepresen tation and misapprehension. We must, therefore. soppose, that this report was incorrect, at least to the txtrot iu which it was circulated. We cap hardly congratulate our friends in the City on this part of the Right Hon. Gentleman's explanation, for it is but little sathfaction to tl..it they have been all in the wrong, without receiving one glimpse of light to lead them to a inure correct mode of thinking. A relilimi wal 1414 t evening presented from Mr. GRADY. etepng`l, rrgre t at hosing If, odeel &against tier privileges and immunities of the House. Au order was in consequence inside that Mr. Ottawa' shall be brought up this day to the bar. for the purpose of briny; di•chterged. On the motion or Lord CASII.I,IIEAGII, ■ Com 'Mitre was sppointed to inquire into the wine of the Prisons throughout the United Kingdom. A Dutch Mail arrived hod night, with l'Aiters to t h e 28th hat. The following ta an extract ANTVMIT, TFIBRUARY 21. From Batavia we have the following statement, of the date of July 30 Accounts from China uy, that the crop of tea was very moderate, and bad totally failed in sine places. A large quantity of cotton retnahnit ou the hanA4 of the Chinese merchants. The opine of Gatlin is sold at about 1,300 piastres per cheat, and fur that of Malys .I)0 have been paid. The use of this drug is very general in that count. y, and it is assured that there is nut suOicient fur a month's con sumption." A 114mblirgh Mail ben arrived, slid Li-might German I'ul►rii to the 44th We hate received Nov Orleans Papers to the ieth last, but they control no news. We have received the 27th of lost month. Otte of them no 101010 t lir death of Lord SPENCER STANLEY CIIILIIESTLIt, at the [hod de France, on the '2311 of February, m consequence a onll4nonnition on t Ike hruno. The Duke of G 1.09- CI:STEIL has left Pons For Chtni,tc4lll'.—The Faye per Cents. have deehord within a few d-4ys. They were nn Wednesday f. but id! on Thnrsdly to 68 f. 30c. Bonk Stock i. at 1,5951. The brig Eineline, Ginsost, arrived at New York in the end of.Tanuary, slate•, th:a on the 9th of November, a maul frogs Va srrived at Buenos Apes, bringing advice, of the 41111111 g of the first division of the national Chili fl►et con•i't. lug of the .S . na Illa►tin, 64 guns, Capt. WI LK I NSON ; Lay:tarn, 54 goof.. Captain WoosrEa; corvette Chocultro. •20 guns, said brig Pool/dun, IG guus, bound on a crtn*e olf ',ape Mo ro, as was Supposed, for the purpose of intercepting a fret of tramports expected from Spam, and from thence to proceed to the wo-stward, for the purpose of falling in with sonic of the Sintotalt ships of w•:sr. The night before the Entelise cu iled, the Director anuoiloced at the theatre, tbot Talcahuano had surrendered to the Patriot* of the %Vest. A Supplement to the London Ga:ette was puh lishesl last morning containing extracts frotu dispatches f► lmh o f, the date% of which are from the I3th May I to the 1911 i September inclusive. They commit the account• of some minor military operations, hone of them of ally antercvt. Our readers will perceive by the state of the po'.l, list the boasted efforts of the Client's of Mr. Hots. bone hiled this day in realizing their coolitieut anticipating'. The oftsrepc cited excuse of the wetness of the day, wits again urged as the canoe of the failure ; but the real cause was entirely overlooked—we mean, the real influence of Whig principles iu Westminster. The Whigs were, however, as tonal, charged with uny thing but to which they must have iseen compe!led to plead guilty. Tile placards weir numerous, lint doll. Among the new ones, we indict d one calling upon the Electors " To come quirk to the poll f,r house, the Friend of Burdot au the l'eoplc.', The crowd became immense towards the dose of the poll, nod the loudest votiferatiolis were uttered by the fiends of the respective Camlichites.— " Lamb for ever !"—" I lohhonse fur ever !" sounded front differeist bodies in tl.e immense crowd ; and the "GM Major'' was not forgotten by a few of the firm old stir k lets for " Radical Reim tit." So Noxious were the friends of the Coo- Mame, to 1 to their respective views, that hackney-roadies were rattling in all directions to couvry Electors to the rill, At.three o'clock the strongest symptorr.s of up - Pear wee manifested in the crowd—sonie attlibuted it to the disappointed zeal of one party, others to the appearance of some of ilit• collo of regular lot gilists, who fought their way into the thickest part of the throng, but who found what is according to the fancy termed " the urillMg system" quite nos ending m no closely packed a n u lllilnde, One of these pers.ons, a black man, had his eyes swelled (we cainiot say, accarcling to the common phrase, (darkened) by blows from some prromis near him. A man who hoisted a banner, with the mime of Alr. Lunch itiscrobeil upon it, rter•iverl very rotigli usage, and hail both his banner and dothes t or . ' 10 pieces 111 a molueut. This led to a Milllll contest between the reaming of both parties, wheel, was carried un by pushing and tlitiozpi.g without inter. mission, until the close ~r the poll. The " (ems ideal" of notny faces, the model of the line pro portions of the Milian cotilitrilaiser, was In many a subject lost to the Arcist by the cotisequeocea of this affray ; 11101 iu 111,111,111114.• a part of this crowd during the leinvorury silence übtaintd I.r the si:er...oes, there was sanar,,,,jg v”ry ludicrous the grimily which not a few of "she rrerS of these persons exlithitrol, that were fresh front the ha:il knocks of war. sod otiose r t agrro• ss f.t• what tluy termed ‘. the . good (44 cause" tae . i rrestinte the cause 1.1 Ilse veoeratate lItIsjor;. overwhelmed the persoltal PPIIIIIOIIIII.II which, Gunn titra hilprttrostirr, it was evident iniroy or Ihrui must experit fire. The prePri,re of regular pugulut• seetried to est ilr indipalloss, nuti keg; alive a tandetu•y to dis quietude, if Itut to actual tumult. which was leanly riot oluervable oil :lily ;.tevsun' tl•Iy of t 1.•: Election. We lament that an epidemic iliges%e is sprearlivg itself in Scotland, as miweNto by the following ex tract% from the provincial l'aperv:— " 1)1/11/RIEJ —We are sorry to slate, that so great is the misrl;slity at present in this town, from the rweiraitiliz fever, and tither causes, that no le , • thin seventy fiinerAls have taken place since the cumin , °cement of the present year—.- a number truly alarming and unprecedented " " Husost —So great is the inorlahly al present in liii• town, fruni the prevailing fever and other causes, that the number of graves dug here is ve,y great. One Not It it *mounted to ninety; which, at the at crag'. rate, pititla.-efl 6/. to emelt tii the three :rave .lim ten Itin" ss great as rhr wages of ninny au induct tote. lahouier. The consepietice is, Ant the graves are utit iloz I. n mope, depth, and they soinet s Striod opelo for days and exposing Use subj. cis bepallare 1.. tire sir aof the iiLe." A Meeting wa, lately lick' ott ‘l'olverliantnion, to prininit fig-mina the proposed tax on Inland (76;11. ,% Me.ting for a like piirian.e. %vas herd nn Situr day at Lichfield, and nearly every town in the iii tetiur, particularly eeory i.ent or toßooracturr, oil!, les. than ten lap, have followed the example, and *CIA Up The Settaava'a Parliament:try Lev e n, for t !worn' St*. will commence un Saturday next, the Gito of Mardi. The Loin (ur, BARON presitlerl 1.41 eveningin the Howse or Lord., In place or the Loup CR 4111CR1.1.0R, %lon *so alsoestt on aterontst of ill be. 1.1). The CHIEF BARON took his seat in p.sr. MIMICe of the terms of the letters patent i-sued at the commencement of the Session, authswi-ing him to torraide as Speaker of tlw finure'of lords on nll occasions of the LORD CIIaNCELLOR'S absence. Noire Custrytti, ton or the Ex-King or idler hwin4 emnpleteit his semicolons! :ought.. tot Heidelberg, otzt summer will clone In Eoglio.4l to - finish his t donation lit the Übltetisties of Oxford nod Edinburgh. The Countess of Sr. I.ru, hale qteen of HOl - gave • splendid ha!: I.orly ut A ngdairir, on •wein.o..ii of • rifit from Cie of I,Lucti reN. IllUtta (Police Engem l'iloce CMAKLES. of unexpectedly In:uoured it with his 1.., .entr. hlr. UW11101'94: eomp!3iti+ that the wetness of Nu day kepi ha IVronstis.o-r friends away—mean nig. no itooln, that thry arc J:Air weather Patrints. Tile beautiful ircnssinn oho accompanies the Persian AnabAssador. now on his wily to England. la not. as has tierm erroneously supposed, a present to the Pittoce ittioistre, Inn a preartit to his Ex celleocv Irwin die Graisd Vizser of Tut key. Wr hear that Earl 7.%vt r.I.IAM has made Cie Munificent donation of I.lttad. Inward% the rep Airs, or. it may alma-1 be said, the re-building of Pt tar. borough swish cliu.fcl:. A nuithrotis and respectable company of free liflhkrn 11.tiett together a few itas ago at the King's hlfead Inn. Sl.ain to receive the medals given by .1911P4 WAX EFI ELL, E. 9. to those gentlemen who voted for Mr. Bitotitat AM at the late IVestmorland electoon Tor dmm-r w,4 given by thut patriotic character, Mr. GA RN ETT, or Shill,. A duel was to have taken place yesterday mom- P o: a t daybreak, on Stnallberry Green , between Captain belonging to a dragoon regi ment, awl I'. F. A -O—N, EFq. of Chiswick. 'flit. dispute origioated repecting the protection of ;11r4. A— —, the liambonte May Fair courtesan, cod lately the there asitie of a gallant Baronet. The Captaiii was .topped lay a constable on leaving his hour, and the meeting prevented. Its word was taker' to appear iii the evening. for the porpoee of entering into 'mew* to keep the peace. A fair has been gent tally held on the Ist of Match, on the green near Lambeth Church, in I ur of ST. DAVID ; but it having become Eerne of disorder and ii»ditirality, it woe lately pre- Prlittil as a nuisance, and ordered by the Magi stiutet to he solipreereil. A large loser of comas- Ides accordingly repaired to the spot at an early hour boot morning, and found booths erected, *hews, &c. and every other preparation made for holding the fair, but on a proper repre.entation, the booths, &e. Were removed, and tht croed dirperyrd quietly. We are happy to learn, that it is intended to send down to the fosse Northern Counties tibia spritig. a Serjeant.ftt-1.4%., with a Cnnunission for general Karol lltilvrty, had no civil causes will he tried; and fat-vitro:4 II) the following Lent such ar. ranigrinents will be completed 440 will cooler the hem. lit of regular Assizes twice a year Oil the Noriliri is Counties, in common with the other Cir. Clt:(4. The means of 01 . 1 . 11:.::I.011iti1011 •flOrded by our ;.!:1.4 relitirr if tlssie al, livery especially dear. oble.-1 I Ite Catlivte Pesti rd.) The Surrey Sea ions commenced yesterday, at th e Court-Irons. ill Horsentunger-laue, but they afforded no ewer of any tu'rre't. Thy A•ris,w for ttir [loose Circuit commence to morrow at Ilertfaril ; we lament to hra► the the eel bbb Ibb !II Ciarisiber sill present a inuinerons list or ,teinses for the county or Ox ford, lot shr litatlrfloall, when 37 l'ltsoilets sill tale• 'lair mail. Nir. THOMPU, of Po!len-street, S►. Jame.'*, leas roklo-t1 of hi• watt•'t soil five 11. nulro, al the Hot of Ike hostiogs no Covent -1; ottirti, alter the clohr ul • ihr hull )co•terd.s,. IIt• *aa nut otsare of los loss al Itir time ultilt , tagh hty puck-t Well CO:11... to ij Its: L! L - TION rn le 771 f: TN!' .`ICI —Now- The reenact itleetitig. .•1* the. Membets of th • I,,.litatiou wits yeaterrl4y held at doe Thateh...l - jj4tl4 , Tavern. St. Julite•%.o.trrtot, whets a truer restl trout hi. 11(1,11 the U.,te Y,41 1 . nereptiu g the lidtrminte sit the 11111illVii0f1j 11011 SerfriOry, Tv-mower, Pl•y•irik " lm. and S ore p„ were arpoiati,d; let 411 , , Coni.nittee o f ‘1,,„ it ,.. turn,. It VIM. 1.14tP11, tho the L)u.eaaett of 111- Ski rl bear cate.iderahh. prnit.ortinit to those whirl' dtt :.t frsi i pv. ypt that tic Irralleent 4 .h•rst••••• tire ir..ipmt)iir of Writ'l irnPrOVeille..', that It War.. Nrediro.t !fi ...tairtsah Oft• re till- 31— trwonite. The abj-eta I tr. fnid—the 1,114-1 nt ilte lahonr;, I ender . strectitsti., anti thu imprmrernrist or the atria of flit,' 11.1..5• at f!i•eateir. The letter ftt Itt.val Ilighaele; the Doke 01' York was rerlimett with gre4l4.tioilasetimi h. the ftivettak; 41.1 ma h. seripttuas w e.e eaterei into to .4 calloderahle amount. LAW MIA CI.. VICE-CHANCCUPIrti COL ft r. 1 / 1 “:01.01 IVN. 1101111 A V, 11411C11 I. lii. Honour the Vlck-Cti 4t4cct.ton r.e• pied mini (bite o'clock for bearing shalt c.oloacr„ vl no Interest escept to the parties concerned. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Ovu.New., Maacu I Slithir after Mlsfy 7h., Ware Chief Jratice Aaiun"? snit Comm, Juries. OVNTICR R. KER. Mr. GURNEY staled that alt. grab so acting of assault The Plrint.lloNs mile of a trading ar.sel, the David Shaw, of which the feinhitit wag Capolia. Oa 11.. 2.1411 of April la-t the David Sh..w WAS lying ..IT the port of New h.iuth Wales, whrii the Captain and brat ms:.' wild Olt short., and she command of the akip devolved 4.11 the Plaintiff. TI. PI untiff feeling himself ill, owe the ne e...sat y orders f,r the care of the chip, unit resie.Nl to beis birth at about cox o'clock At eizlit o'clork the Captain came on beard, and finding that the Plaintiff bad goi.e no lied, lie cis dereil bon tii be erne.' up. %V hen the Plaintiff na.ide his appearance, the Captain " flow he 114,...11 go below till he Caw, on hoard?" He then rapid !nth * drunken trouudrel, and said that Plaintiff did not hatoi. doty. Plaintiff add, he knew his dui/ prof he was mit drunk. lie was ordered below—awl, a. lint go down so fart as she Captain wialied, lie bon .4 .4 weral blows on the fare. Plaintiff went to and Maoist 11.11 o'clock the first mate came on :map,. Pia/stiff sent for him, and Rillied what had ormirr,il At th time his face ir is brinier] and bloody. Th. to, ma o• V:(11 to the Captain, and reintinstiated with him 01 et/114:410. The Captain said, obit she Plaintiff hail b. i n cain y, that lie was drunken. The first mime &cooed tli it lie Snot no appearance of intosiratiolt. Pl:glebe ii 4. lb. a ordereil u p again—Own lie declared that he was nut drunk The Captain damned and said, " Thong!. tv.o. nut this drunk, he w, intoxicated when lie r.i.os on 14.0 0-01 " He was Ruing JAW, ' 101.0 slic thtfesolant 1 00 ,, an d al _ legalised to throw bun dont, the hatchrs. He W 144 atispeneeli from his siittstloti for two days, mid sat then wound. Fur Home:amanita he brought the pirseut actiuti. These fart*, haring been priused— Mr NOLAN was head fn. the Hefei dant Thm Lewrai. Gentleman said, be could not Iwo remit a ieg .4 for the Plaintiff, bias submitted that Ito case called taw lorry light damages. The Jury found for the Plaintiff, damages lOW. Oil) BAILEY, 1410>4 DAY, 51A11(11 1. Edward Flarhiss wan inducted for %tenlinr a silver ‘‘.-or!I chain, meal, and )$, the pop,. y Bland. . . (hi the 19th last. the Pluseciitoi. was standing I • the Hutting., and felt a tug at his watch, and 1.11 plar, oir blind* to protect it, Iwo of the gang, an.ungq whom prisoner, lifted up his hands, while a third hod: tht wa . from his fob. Prus.Ttitor laid hold of the P 1 canner. hni I.r put his baud. tithiud Inin,aud the watch was oot fount; olio:. The Jury fuuud the Prisoner Guilty —AOII •20. Sceerst tither trials fur carious (chitties k idar.. Otte which the Sessions haying concluded, the CoA:M'1.:11 titn disclusrged the Jury with Ihr thabks ..f !iv Court arpt the country fur the matrer in which they had (11.4484:eft their duty. • The FicenitnFß then psesed , 4entenee .f Death upon t rrenty-eight convieted. George Page, who was cuovicted of defeateding his rn - ditors, was not hremeet up to receive juitament. said Ma Co WA* being assigned by the Court, the eireuneatitace nested co , - siderable surprise unit anxiety. It wasy how. ve r, re ported, that some doubt had arisen as se his isshilay air becoming a hankritm, lender the flankrupi Lass, while he was confined under a (-roomed cliarze Al all teens, H haw been ascertained that some legal eelsjcebieti bas Iwo le started, which is to be solemnly rr=ard before the 'l'l4, lie Judges, i the course of the next Term. Eighteen were adjudged to transportation for the term of their natural hoes. A great many were sentenced to lesser periods of Finnish ment, such as imprisonment In Nese de mad the HOW; • of col-n*l76in, and to be kept 0.1 hard lah-or. Msily were ordered to be privately and publicly whipped. .1.14 4 - metit upon several was respited. Srvrrol were fined a Mil ling stud discharged. After which the Sessions weir .i.t juutocd to Wednesday, the 21st of April. POLICE. TIOW. O 7IICeT Yesterday Georg* Clarks was %penlight to for • I,4re• IA with fi.riulituusly stealing a coaelioimi's box.roal, the pin perty of Admiral Itingrai, of Bryeit•toue-4quare. The Prier was cunumted in New .;at efor it lel - - . The thieve.: were active in the tow, ..f the hustings 3 ! Covent-gaud.. on Saturday eveulna. it :eutlr roan S:ti actually lifted off his legs by four of hrin. fo, the imp,. of robbing hi.,. The wessu re of thersnied was so very ;•• ••t at the lint that they eluded the lance of the r.oistAho -4 one of them however was taken rb. came ..it of ite j crowd, and the only charge against ban awe, Ilrit his Laing. bad been seen in three gesith meh's pocket.. Alt. Hicks, the Masistr.te, .n In go el on condtllo6l of his approving yrYwil .s. ..h ti he did, there hi log sow ether t barge L inst I: rt be was &Airco. PRICE OF stOCKS I EsII.KDAY. __ 3 per Ccht. acti...73gl 1 .... k L Att.,, P 9 9 lei 73} - I I,i4lia 11 501....30 :toil. 3 let Ct. Coob. 7317.21 I So .i i p S.a. Sipe'. ... 01$ 72 i iii f.a. 80116. t ..d 4 10 .is'. 31 per Lynt... 831 Al I Lu: er% I icket• IN I • 4 per Crest. ,41/ I c o .. 1 .1 ACC • 441 744 sfprO. N. A 1.116. lU4k I 74 74i 7s4t4i 1030 I HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT t teV I KIN-1:1. Mensisag 53 eh, 5. I I:venlig IA arti - LOND 4 II4I • Primed 44444. 41sheai it 1114 No. sine AJVC .:is &Tr srcelveu. ..1 tivo.t.Ft4l) st be - C 1 11 1`1111. 1 4 4. u. 1 lenient'. 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