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1 new churches it was intended to appropriate the . greater part to the isocoumeadattlas ar the loner orders. In the rein; ttttt ler pews would he formed with a rent clinr : rr, %%lima would form an amide provision for tits aleogystum. In all Omer/sea under she Komi*** of the 000 Art there , ionfot be three .Aside* every daYs and alit regulation waniati pro bably he extended to others. Mr. Wasss iulteel..mild the propose() plots in. aeAsr the number of inconstant* The Cm*heEt.Los at Ow Eiraustuse 8841, Ow so it *halal istarenne Me imaginer of lutriehtl, it would airces.nrily odd team el intleitii;eitte. Mr. N. Cseeeav wird, he slid net approve of that division of the part* of our sheet+ setviee the Bight floe. Gerstwnsan bawl orserned to describe. The Chwecetion of the Eletaseguset replied, he did net 'neon a division of the service, but that the whole of it 'should be repeated at different times in the day. Mr. W. Sterne said, that some perishes were so large that it was utterly improper/de that persons m onism; ut one end of them should attend • church at the other cud. Ile nod other. had received apish cohost, from Scotland, iii order to have the relief extended thither. There were parishes in that part of tint kingdom forty mites in length. He himself knew a church thirty sinks dimwit from samosa the porishrowene The gridirons had stated the vm great inconvenience 'resulting from that, and prayed that some attention might be given to that part of the country. It as.. extremely difficult to have return* of the morale of places. Though the city he repterented (Norwich) contained shirteeserru chore:ter, with a population under 40,000, it besides hail inure large chapels of various chimes of Dissen ter.. in proportion to the imputation, than perhaps guy Plaice in the kingdom. He was maxi .... sto repel any charge of imitewslity made agnisist is. The i:HANCEI.I.OSI of the EXCHEQUER felt no indi.pirsition whatever to a separate Act, to apply to that !met of the kingdom. Mr. Pini.etstoes end, the plan of the Right Getitieinan. as for as lie could follow it, was quite .atisf.neory. Mr. Cires tl gist the scheme would promote mission nod morality. The motion was then carried, and the Report ordered to be received to-morrow. TITHE LAtTe. Mr. CIIIM/Itlr, in rising to reeve the wood reading of the Law A rirendment Bill, would, at the opening, say little to the House, except to fur 1 self and throe with whom he acted, inteistiou of 'weeding ally of the rights or properties; of the had socked souse cause of comploist that such au girl won had heels set Asset, to the prejudice of his ' , intim,. Hit motion ors hut to invade, but to settle, on firm nod choir ground, the property of the Church. and to preveut it from monining at right to prisperty which, in the lapoe of ages. it was clear did not belong to it. Sir tl'n. Score rose to oppose she Bill, but was nearly inaudible ill the Gallery. f the low tune of voice in which lie spoke. He arid, be had the strongest objections to this Bill, aid en Articular to the climes which went to disturb the settled rvrtens of law, as was laid down by Chief flaron Comps, and other eminent authinitioe. The Right Hon. sad Learned Gesitleineu then replanted the 'policy of the 13th Elio/belle on the subject of *bat were called real compositinis en tithes, and also On the Act of Richard the Seemed, relative to medium,. and *hewed the distinction between oda. It was, he said, the object of Use HMI. Gentleeteliel Bill to shut out the Church from tither, where they .1 were not chinned within'‘ livirtg memory." He could not agree to such a 'imposition as due, for it would , at once set mide the isecosity of producing the. 4 documentary evidence which ought to be adduced • on Mitts an occsoiou by the leaded proprietor. This I riruirittv w as ssiely to be procured, us all tithe! compositioes were recorded in the bishop's registry. , There was, then, sto necessity for setting up manse moth usage against contrects so registered; slid irt else House were to ado : the plan, it wild(' be at ' I once as virtual repeal of the statute of Elisabeth. Besides, the Hon. Gentleman's plats went to nuke the sate as compositions, and to break .fowl the mai kid distinction between each. The next claw, whose hatter's' were taken up iwthis Bdh, were the lay improprieties, and )et no evil was 'hewn to raid or gweitirt rehagive lo their iotereets. The object was here to le.point, in every disputed ca.*. Commissioners to go down and ascertain the precise parochial boundaries in fAigatinie There was sin maim for sods a provision, and it was, lihe the ether disuse% whelk. uncalled for. The rfrert • of the Bill was inerely to create doubt, as the clergy, where nese previously exieted. lie • e.,erefore dionglit it uuneceseary. and wessid spree :Pan Amendment, that the Bell be read a essied . time ais day six months. S,r S. RoniLLY stated, that he was not can. sultiA on the details of this Bill. or on the plan ""!'s"ired by the Hon. Geutleinsio behind hi ~ m Curwen) ; but lie would submit to the prac. tier of the House, whether it um the course to take ci'll'ehosis to details in the present stage of the Bill isosearl of in a Committee. As to the multi oban—the right to tithes, nobody questioned it— II eta a sacred rigid which no wise roan wished to 'Lod, ; nothing could be more uofoir "te" 1 1 1, . fir it would at once give to the leaded iis. terest a praperty to which they had no right...it in Let, be giving them the whole, where ., hot only innclisised atioe-tesstlis.-.inerw.)--- . 1io• Right Him. and Learned Grattan:lt had said, "'II alts 11:11 would birtually repeal the Act of 1.. —how could it here eneb etifoct,.witen it 1. • ty "rot to settle that which the Act of Elise- I • • , iet 1111 l erl, and to prevent the litigious doubts,. . w,rr •is tiversleist oil the subject? The 11.111. soil Learned Gentleman did not like the idea• et...defier from wage ; he preferred re. :" 11 1 , 14 ilerds. But where were those deeds to he WI"„I? Did any prolrlstunnl Gentleman, in the r o wel of ion practiie, ever see four Of five of them ? " "44 therefore mute out of the bounds or reason to uip;.o e neat documentary evidence could be 'mi. I nt'ulY Ii on the points alluded tn. The onteimi 'nem of the law was not, therefore, an ainick. but " I ' 6 llolo of the hest provisions or rock,;:otivol If ilw re..ortl. us was raid, was to lie fourol 1 " the dl sra. t is Registry, then it was easily within ol lite clergy, maul could be toiduertl util i f,e that could be submitted eau the oilier aisle. The case of usage was a strong ad mitted our in law, mid out lb be applicable to ; ewes like this: for indiums. If it be proved that titheit ham um for semi essoteries been applied fur oil particular laud s is it not a fair presumption !. • that the land wee !tempt , either as Mutual RAT' o f ' thf,diessolved property of the stiouistesies,* some *Wahines' I Is not the %sow hue to bit hold Wild ii. the abottice of that documentary evidence. %skirl,, in tire hem of time, had ceased to cilia is lst the isanoiel practice of common law, hong perepswitew hue been held to mire all defects of title; bat to the tithe gotiation the reverse at this doctrine was laid down, and too genitally sp. proved. Qii thc.anbieCt of lay impropriatoev. there cook) be im reason why their rights, as conferred by tilenry the Eighth should not be held sacred, and there cotild be no reason why the question of Isoustdary should oat he de fined by Commintioneett in the seine manner that is constantly revolted to in private cases in the Court of Mummery. 111 a Committee these points could be Tally disc aced—it was certainly irremee tune to dispose of such a Bill on the second read ing—it was, in feet to exclude discussion alto• gether, and ow a subjeet where even professional men eutertaioecl comidemble doubts as to the 104E4_1 import of the eaisliug law. mr. wonaaiLi. kw no reason to think that say each doubts as those alluded to were brood to prevail as the law stew stood, and there way only one case in the whole range of the Hill where any thing like regulation was required, and that should be does by a distinct enactment—he alluded to the rare circumstance of a clergyman requiring tithes MI land which was originally allotted as a compensa tion for the Church claim. It was a mistaken view on the subject of usage to sappme that original deeds were celled for in proof of exemption; on the contrary, relative documentary evidence was taken, ued if in ally deed a recital was found or an exemption, it would be taken as good evidence.— l'he proposed Bill, he contended, threw too great a labour on the clergyman. in requiring him to prove that the origiiral composition had been bad. He had no objection to a Hill which would require the clergyman to make Isis election between the modus mid the tithe. but he had known cases where both had been retained. For these reasons he should oppose the Hill. Mr. SMYTH opposed the Bill. Mr. Culvert having briefly replied, the gallery was cleared for a division, which, however. was pierented by Mr. BKOUOHAM'S rising to *peak in favour of the wampum. He denied that the pro perty of the Church ought to be considered more sacred than ally other species of property, and con. tended for the right of the Legislature to interfere and regulate it, as circumstances might require, for the attainment of some general good. This right lie also proved by precedent., shelving that it had been exercised by the Parliament of Ireland iu the case of tithe of agistment, and by the Parliament of Englaird, for promoting the enclosing of hinds cud the cultivation of madd er. • Mr. Poet., in opposing the Bill, assented to the proposition of the Hoo. and Learned Member, that the property of the church was . not more sacred then any other kind of property, considered in point of absolute security ; bet there were circus stances. in his opinion, peculiar to the properly of the chords which vended it to the epithet of must vocred," as applied to it by his Right, Hon. Friend (Sir W. Scott). • The House then divided, when there appeared ! -for the orcond reading— Ayes l4 •Noes Majority against the Bill S9 The Bill woo accordingly knit. Ost the motion of Mr. Ceosita, the lionise re volved itself inter Committee upon the Longitude Diveovery Bill. The Bill went through • Com mittee. nod the stvemd blanks were filled up. The House reousewel. The Report woo then received. mud the Bill ordered to he rood the third time to morrow. _ . Tire -Husbandry Horses Doty Bill was read the third time, end pissed. "I'lre other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the Douse adjourned at Osa o'CLoca. A LIST OP THR MINORITY TWAT TOM) LAIT NIORT ON SIR M. W. lIIDIALT's MOTION, IN A coNIFITTEN ON TUE NAVY SITINATINI, FOR Ai 'ACING TWO WILDS OF TKO ADNIVALTY. Abhor", Vise. Grew&ll, Yemen Newport, Sir Juba Raker, John OuWon, It. Ord, Wm. Ilarkee, finery (;wore, Sir W. (I.hurne, Lund F. BooNagano, Thus. florniltua. turd A. Pule, Sir C. M. illatterwortio, Jos. Mundy, F.. Prothereoe, Ed. Itarelay l Cbarlas II sights, W. L. Pe, su, F. ' ]limb, Jo Ualousg, U. Hominy, Sir S. Barnett, James Latouehe, Juba Smith, It. Burdett, Sir F. Latouelee, At . Smith, Brougham, 11. I ambles, J. G. Smyth, J.ll. Carter, J. Lambe, Moo. W. Sharp, It Calvert. C. LytteltoodiN.W.H•fiefluo, Earl of Egerton, J. Lefevre, Char. S. Tierney, Rt. Hos. G. Carvers, J. C.' /Amapa. Sir Wm. Welk, L. l'ampisell. Hun. J. Alarrystt, jOi. w a id egra ve. no. W. Pam...mu% Vise. Monett, Sir C. Worre, J. A. !haven.. Ilw. F. S. Siortin. J. iVuod, Alarmism: Fesco.dma,Sir R. C. Morpolh, Vi.r. -- .Fallootaari, Tire. Alhes‘wks. w„ A. i o trait. . Fisoto,. ii. Newsome. K. W. Itialle , sir M. W. (.4•1:4.11, Ilea, ISerillt, Mow It. THE 43/RII4BH PRES S. LONDON. 'IUESDAY, hiAlecit 17, 1818. •Th followinrt it an extract from German Papers received Wit MARCIN.I. _ . Yesterday afternoon a report was sprettel all on a unladen, th.tt 'crowd. ihataparie laid beets tosittiltreJ near his retitle of selionait. heron inquiry the affair was foetid to lie as fel :—!eritnie was gone trig a hunting; hos horse became resole, and ihei-stentrl tit thrive bin), when one a :sis at iviiil• ante gallopprJ an to hit assishscre. The lath r fell (rani his hose nnJ wounrkil hianu if so sitorrely 11141 be oat corned . is Oft the skiff, hail' dead. Sterna twig:iota *I wurk kerma Welt IW pukka., frost a dishriec, spread the above report, *Web aid 81,4 y in as setst it has Well Ypccad. Mitth Mails Ind! Wilted, WWI Orprts to the 1616 issasist. Tle fullosrind is eta extract . asetattne, 'MARCH 9. We harts Imam Parris that the person who left this city, offering to Rive nifermation respeciiiig she attack ow the Doke of Wellington, is Wag well known in Olt cite, and that he is not Mehl? Ile le Tonchn, hat that his name really is %Tarim.' Davy. In the last reign of IS•maparte, he I. state d I. have bee., einpLiyed in various IniµlUOlS aircalL Daring hie slay here his consists has been •11 reseereil, time it is net intone to what party he belongs ; he Wag, however, well acquainted with massy of the French exiles. Ile, as well as Brisaut, is confined in La Force. The latter, it is said, Was emoted in cuovsemsehes of Ihsrieet's deposition. Tiro ether persons have been lately arrested at Paris on this se ismal, but their salines are not ksown. It is still asserted that the Police bas a clue to the discyvery of the perpetrator nod his accuespliees. The accounts that we receive here of the progress of the sepociatioas at Paris are sot unfavuorsble. 11m passage of couriers is agate very active. The dispatches brought by Prince Gallitzin to the IJazue, from the flues's* bead-qnarters, are said to be of very crest itepermeee English couriers kinship passed; awing them was a Cabi net Messenger, with important dispatches fur Vicuna. Yesterday the Duke or Volta transacted mili tary busiuris with the Palma Ktccex•r, :it Carlton Mime. Yesterday the Marquis of Awinerre hod ao audience or the Ponce list:ENT. It has often, of late. been a matter of surprise what is become of the numerous labile Penmen, whom we employed a year or two since in our naval and merchant service•. The !hookah Exit India. man, now lying in the Sound, alfords a striking instance of their ►carcity, bring in want of several good hands, which she is unable to obtain, either in the river or at this port. The seamen, so termed, for whom subscriptions Mire been ina►le in the me tropolis, are found to be of the rely lowest sleActip. lion, and experience proves that the country is not much better gifted. lis MI hour, we fear, when we shall most wa►►t their services, some of those noble fellows, whom disgust or the iugint►tude of Eng land Intsdricen from her bosom to foreign lands, will make their unwelcome appearance. not as friends, but as our embittered enemies, fighting iti the cause of theme very powers which they. by their blood and courage, once helped to vanquish A pang of grief shoots through the heart at this sad reflection ! nut it appear* to be the order of the day to undervalue our navy and every thing per taMing to it.—( Ply/took Paper.) In consequence of Earl TEMPLE having de clined accepting the offer of the Corporation of Winchester, to represent that City m Parliament, iu the prirlielit vacancy, JAMES HENRY Llama, Esq. has offered himself as a candidate on the Cosmos interest, and will, it is supposed, be elected with out tippiwitinn. • Petersfield has just displayed an unexpected spirit. It has advertised for • candidate at the next ' General Election, to represent its interests in Par- 1 beaten!. Indepeadenee must be his leading quality.l On Saturday sa'anight. during a thunder storm, a house near Trevoreasti. in Si. alerryn, was struck with lightning. The anid entered at the eastern window, and carried off the roof, door. and win doles, oo tbe western side. The threshold of the door was carried a distance of twenty feet. A wo man who was in the house at the time, was knock ed down; but happily site was only slightly in jured. Saturday sie'imight. dieting* itemendooa thunder storm, the tower of Warleggan church, Cornwall, was struck by lightning, and split nearly from top to bottom. One lion fell upon the church, and destroyed the roof and all the pews except sue. The damage is estimated at 600/. Just before the accident happened, the clerk, on aged man. had been putting the church in order for the ensuing day. Whilst be was in the church-yard, the tower fell with a dreadful crash. and a stone of nearly six hundred weight struck the ground within two.feet of where he stood. Had he remained a few minutes longer in the church, he must have been buried in the ruins. Hundreds of people continue to assemble OAT on the cliffs of St. tolinver, near Padatna, Cornwall, where the late wrecks took place, in order to pick up bacon, beef, &c. Ott Sunday sc . 'O. a man timed Ovresi, who Walleudeavouriug to beellft part of the wrecked properti.slipped off a rock into the . sea, anti was drowned; he has left • wife and live! children. This is the third person who has lost huh on this spot, since the wrecks. fallowing remarkable inatance of pteagrvat ion front destruction occurred last week in the ‘4eagh bouthund of Carlisle, during the violent storm of wind :—On Thursday week, Mr. Jostrit of Newby Cross, had employed hi* uncle, Alr. ; WilAnti. of Cenunerariale, a cartwrigid, to repair• some husbandry utensils in his WM, where MILLE& himself, and six of his children, were all present viewing the progress of the uncle'. labour. At noon they were summoned to dinner; and the party had hot all taken their seats iu the dwelling-house (which was only a few, feet distant from the bath), when the walls and roof of the latter tell with a tremendous crash! A few moments later, and, in all prolaahility„ the whole party would hose perish ed, or been miserably mangled. It is woods while adding, that one entresuity of the barn formed a byre fur a cow, which, by a singular coincidence. was also preserved unhurt; as a piece of timber fell in such a direction as to protect the animal from We incumbent ruins. On the evening of Wednesdav week, *lull and its neighlintoihnoil were visited by a strain of wind, accompanied with rain, at intervals nearly approach ing to a hurricane, not only in its violence lent in its effects. One of the phenomena of the evening was the tremendous murmuring of the I lumber, which was !want to a great thotaster, stall filled the miutig of those in the neighbourhood with indescribable seinutiosis of awe. Many chimnies have been blotrn down, and the roofs of many houses stripped of rpuisititirs of slates. Of the mischief done on the fluniber, we are glad to say shot the ay eitthato "le rel atavli Itta dlttrtstiug thou gl:t . Le expo:led. .Mth,..- . It i i. * *_- 4 ti 'o e , . ~, • . h .,,r...-4. 4 . C 7 -;. <2 .71%...:Tr . r ,k. 4--- ; ,-;4.-- , • • - i ''"l' 444 .4.A . T iI- r"it' .. • .-:3lt - ' t:. t.i..4. 4 , •.i '''' IP' - - C. 4 Cgt) , A • ia - retsrfty. . _ • • r vtt i i'‘"•" The Bar., win, tans Tykr and Orr Is% Hill lOW. per annum for rifling —puns hack! but to &kayo the duly they grant him pp' silAys A antiviral wake-weight, Ittu bumper, nf met. What, rack and 3 pria.ion for timid.* Bnin.fldgefy Ail aril a. Mitsklry—erethileiiiilf! To me ft ienat4 ritti:ed !IdiOit i t , But n l,u sl keep a Nu' to he S Senrs nn 31.sitiei the Aisti-Jacab;to. Poetry of tile 011 ONE MRS. it:.Ttcv., coxvicrEp Of snoP- lit life Kith what stirprisiestr liirnx we fusel, E'en Jto4.tice has become on 'unlit elitat o Al No! who Inuterty herself will trust. Ha truth when Ju►tice is nojust! lIILL4NA imam liArtcH The infant son nr hive n cy Lori! Lieu. truant tv:l4 dui-trued nu tueiWity, writ, tisk . •Of Town. The sponsors Sir Geo! l ze .with, iirtixy for the fluke of Welr'twos, ; the Lord Chancellor, proxy for Lord Pi eii,Vt s ; Ludy Gbzal.rth Baker, tansy for LailyMoliteii ! . The child was wined' Wellington Patrick li;auveis. The folbming Itepuniqes of distinction wcre pre& sent ut the ceremotki;Naiiit hail the Luuour of afterwards with his Excellency the Lord Lieutenato and Countess 'rollout : The Mike - of (kinder, she Lord Chancellor nod M.lostirrs, Ilse Arrhhirlrop of Touts. S.r r. and !Jay Et % Isetlrliaker. Mr. awl Lady A. Crrtury, Coltainatitiet the Forces, she Allorney-Gen•Tal mkt Laity U. litsitrin v lAttl snit Lady Forbes, I,ady Itonainsoe. Vard set laillraliene, Lord and Lady Farnham, Locil and Laity Powerseoset,ll.ord nod Lady Cleirlesnotit, Loofa suit Lady Leitrip, lje Illishup of Kills toe, &c. A graudpublic entertainment was ;Cori at Poole', on the 17111 tilt. to the List of #elittst, the eldest son of the Nla;cpiis of Donegal, ui celebration of his attaining his twenty-first year. • 1W) AL HUNT. VIINWOR, iiincn This morning a fine deer was filmed lint, IMIIII after ten n'eloek, at Eligiefielil Green, fur the day's . He leek through the enclosure* into Windsor Great Park, which he crewed Inwood. St. L.einiard's Hell, taking enough the enclosures and field tuwardstiurley Hall, where lie crossed the limmes• the gentlemen sportsmen and *Mussels came by Windsor and Elms, and renewed die clues the deer was taken at Dinette!, Bork., about two o'clock. The weather is very unfavourable fur bunting neer the Thounin. the water out hiving returned to its usual bounds. The Prime Recent', Stec-hounek meet on 'Thursday at Inuarte Grove. near Virrtinim Writer. Hatfield limmds meet ue Tbersday,at Braminghana; awl uu Salesian id Kennel. . . A letter from Wiodser, dated March 16, saye.•••• " 'Doe day being tine, her MAJLaTv, accumpasairil Pritiettsr* AUGUSTA and ELILABi 111 , wud Mt. !rutted by Ludy PIE, rode out ion coach and four, 018 else Loudon-road, amid tbruog:i Slough and I)Atehet." y es t er d a y afternoon the Dodoes, of VORK left t own for Wild*. Her Hayal Highness drove Iserkelf in her curriele. The Prince of Iltisse 110U,sovic returned to town from Busily on Sunday night. Yesterday morning his Serene Ilighows4, stiended by Ibo o.,NAGiuss. ei,ited the I)otke arid lhoelorss of Yegut, sus! the Duke and Unapt% Teo. OM Serene kitglmess we-tired visite, wt his residence in St. Janses'4 Palace, from the t)s i ke of Cum-4E11./4Np, Sir ISAAC tle . a.ero, the S,P.autiii of the ljnoise of Costimous. Sir Grultrie W at4thit, 1 orl Pouut.wr. Lord 110eiutr, nod the li:oso I of ANt.sslsuutr. In the evening his Serene 1-114Iniess had u select party at dinner. and ulterwardi Ito uoured LAILii SA LTOU N with lila company. The bluschiouess of ANGLILIBY %vas rarely de livered of a son yeaterday risorminc, at Uxhridge House; we are happy Ao add, that her Ladyship and her infant run art aa well as cuss be expected. lordattip's intended grand entert tent to the •Rottxca Rumor ou Tinton next is in come- Igurtice postponed. The Manjuis and Marchioness of LANIDOWN have an elegTint ,etitertaistmetst yesterday tow lenge t isvrty of distO 4K oisi,ted personeges, ut Laostiowei t; o u se, lEfei eley-square. Ludy LUARLIITTE STRUTT has issued cards of invitation foi'es'grand rout on Moodily next, ut her residence 14 liertford-street, M ay- to r. Lady Mxixoultxt, ,who has orris much indis posed for some time post, we pre leippy to learn is a great deal better. The Karl of MstutsnuttY lied a select parlyat dinner yesterday, at his house in Hilbstreet, Berke ley-stioisre. ANECOOTIL—A farmer hod a dispute with the Dern awl Chapter of --. The body stood out resolutely for an oppressive rent, tort the•farmer was on exoellent terms with them all individually, and they would nut injure I for the world. He had his friends UP a sumptuous definer, and phed them with eiteelleot Mines. 'fltese they applaittied to the echo. Si Wtil4" (moth the fsrinei„ " e you appture t..s UIIKII of trAell ..1 the woo . . trot.- rattly, I am sure they must be excelletit mixed ;" and so lee jusithled the port, sod the sherry, and the hock, and the niadeita, owl the coss%tattlia, and the claret, all togsiber, and till.d the glasses of his guests. The beverage gram an obOatit.ation, and they Nut& Sibillltll9, 1111(1 spat told Pplittrtedi as much as goal breeding would presolt, in iwrsons so alignsfird 3441)Ca1l and Chapter. This was whist the waggish entettailler e‘pected ; and, rising up, lee aiistressed thriii—" Gentlemen, -like my wines, you err all good men swat, anel my very best friends; but you ore mixed foxed*/ in 01.0 body, you are ao ba t .tlwre is m. beseieig of 1.01,.0 • TM. story huati its effect, end , dr• farmer bad his !awe rmetred CM• f itil.tinfinPi • SOCIETY rim me PROMOTION OP tc.:• DUC.47IOY: . • . Yeaterdsy a nuanertini tug Itiklq tiespectildt *feting was held at' lite'. tlti.Rt: LUtiatle , Tavern, to celebrate the Cklath A Itilivastarraf, the City. of Loaidan Scho o l of ileattiructisti and Industry.— 'rhe Itieht Hon. the Lord gayer anis at the their, aupportedby the Sheriffs, Nte. 'Alderufau Thorpe, and perrial meter ineblit;ClOitters. ' ' . • The I.,ujs ond :girls (est ,nadulter 7d) that are educated nisi supported try thite valuable Institu tion; made then.• slopestonce in the moms, sod ett= empleted.' in the titoSit iniitiViing thinner, its itn peitint'htyie4cs: '" *. • '-' '. :- ' • • let the coulee! et thit .4,44! rrota the Chair, the health of the Paioes of Smite Cobalt vies drank with warm attschniasal AO the' Wilds' of the .I"iiticess Elizabeth:Mid , ~ Tikno .it. Ifeiiiie Hom ftoirg ireridilinVa: ' : s olliiithO taithvii ip.. prOsqltim; utipiialst i It ! t . rty*' , :huth• Breit sp. vio il ld plaure.,-,Several elocittetst ars • were: made t o the hieethag to behadrefthe toitsy and 0, liberal Couttibottob-.*21 ititeiVO'fat the ikooshtion of its ithieetii;"4iltich we ieFirifitre or die 'dial hiudable anti ti‘eftil 'Lind. • . The. west room .was crowded. end the aPpesr• ance of . the company chewed the esti/nation in whic!it tin:. Piarsey ataisrls. • PETERSFIELD, MARCit IC. .• • • It is expected tit ,t Baroi - Oh lei!! be contested ot the rirxk GeoEes! E4ectipor t inter 4;i iiiiiNtyF44 pr•arroi'imAti p4seuiPmems fro! lie roMily rev forty . yenta, during , 4h:cis trait ihe elettors 'lame teepee stria Ilse; f.othet Het* rlotfliet It' is Oliametied; the truth of%.o.icti . v4Pulve 04 Tit OrM"iii, "id; flu's it 14esItIOU or F - t 4. toihiwat4. or his soli, .144 itacbi,a, Rog. hor filter, Temple. to offer themselves for-one of•tittut) itg Cotirlithrten to represent this - Borough. " URDRR* ftftkei 117 C fr. "' -1.1• soz...E ). • • restrotry rtne:rnmirratios"tnnit place before N. kni.t.is', EstuCuirioril Toreinen. tindu orouher df Alsiglittripes . tor slue Conroy altilieta, at the Ottlei it (liven4i istied the fut. lowing witnesses were errioniirr4. 'etisf;riiirt • Withsor tun on Filg plc ion nt bring - - seeerwary . irr* the murder George Bird snit Air.. Nary Sinisnum, awl Charlie lies ley (not yet in enitody); rAth king he atrtuol perpetrator of the raid murders. - • The lowliness .of the town was in a great meromr sits= petuhtd—pniterds of per:tunicifo'.4 Ow Pawner front the coo'' , to the Magistrates Qffire; and iitinilkos of rettwq able persons wet inahle to gain alhatittailee. The town watt not in greater agitatiOn on the this - the murders Were tweeted.' ' The Pit of Perkharn. the supposed were cornier' the/ be w - stake. Idol am 67f. left . Qy s sister C%elpside. ittrlt . trom mein Tee, I bare suits re fdateJ dream' evenii think he; his which Ant two araiehes exa mine the hem fusilier, tar the toned the eirenoirtimee her husband; he advised Ihciewathl hr life!' so Gre...istiiclo, for it ocettited to hiul, a. well Its moment he saw these, that they were alk. Alirtra Joropert t i. their sot picion salt fit flier rotiertnell front Miles nut reins' • k after he left her hsinse'on Tinda l ' when be left he wad that he woo only going tot a visit to Ms brother in 11one/s -ham court Mr Hewlett. watchmaker, Greenwich, mild, that he knew one of Use watches (ilia tin toiseshell one) to be the property of the tate Mr. bird i be bad repaireil it :gore than tosser. lie about(' thVoi the other, the gift' itralrh , trap ego, from its Witt" Ms priOain k on, which he Marisa pat' ion i•Vertir hda but be 0144 401, iik* positively to that that. *litlN-mom . . jacket. Maimed Ritb,lsbnad is set ern! places, t_spretally slum t ffse right bind peel es; a pair Of, rtfeePs mode of,sitab riseth. wish blood imam tint bottoms of sbeynt • piece o f net *hid km which Was se" blody, and a ;fisted 1.4!. Mori Moths,: A cme ;Map, he a nd Larlds.p weal to in's, at Peck ham, wad acatihad the Lax ;later beloappthc , found fire otte.ponnd .llassi linitaatt ! K w 11 , 1 , o pound Bank of England; dolt quite bad satiate pantuts'a shone tatitteis on the back. bite at the Iwo pound states *As tt stred . "11reltenary-Illth, 141 It. Niausa.* to the tame. lum Ikea found finasey'S discharns from the East l u d o Oulu_ rani t•ervareetoill gene eincrepredri. r• Nim"*"‘"""we r Outitllltrs !pit b,t the Rd. note, cn dorreJ '• Fib. 13, AAI7, Vita he b. Issited. wits the pc tt petty of i4e late Mi. si,d. tic Odiciid. nat. Up fetid it r:, him or she day seratiotictl on Ste suite; IC- had to ferred to Ida book. and &used that us the ,11016,44 181?, to Mr. (41‘01 Bird;bro 1 he .cuilucteusest itaa hii isauct.writ inn. - Mrs: Fl om alated s . lisat Ike dt etwWd Rieltei 18 years; she L'intst tl.a 11 two heluoiki h r to the Candi!, very well, hula laaviha (e,-( 0 0,11 ) , 041 af the *rase pidr otalanta prarSudai she cod kt pow • vcly sirgar Lwcre the rotary of Ake late 111r..1311a1t ••• ahoy Ito tam "lars• Simon 'toped , that the j taket fits.lAgaitera fantod its Mawr* buds were the apparel she bill seetti hits weer; It. r ennead Is • (-Inver, and was naked Its eta.. 1.11 If too" Iss robe Air laus to Sah..ll..hhhlard's, which be escooltnaly Se. bt other of Chu Ir. lui-ry, shwa. that k tlr ri4ed all'eckhano; Cluir In sn o t to hate Jaue.l stab hint mg the Bth of Pcbt ;lasi, the .1.4 the rrayol. re *lre 1.4 soot tlitr storee multi u•,fht. jtt at t i;,.d k o ; hue i t as , that he hod no kept In. oval? sod* rtplicill M Witi v iato •• ••• it Prat evidence was Mrs. Godwin, wife of Mr. Godwin, rekhasts. She said that she was litrliiter 4.l'Huhtey apposed murderer.. Ahmed a week, aft r the *under; contitaittej, her bnither reek hi her bowie al.l said he wits going to see ,hli hi:either kiides at Besieg- e. He troth() box which was '1444 htr bed, awl something out; die supposed if was 'stoney, fur be hail left him four days abet the murders were attnieitted, titter (who rut her thrust) trho'residett he Qdeer-street, inside. He (drummed' leer ihat he (lititi'sri) shutiki - Crewe Hasioptuke lh a *eel. hut he diet ISA return I Tuesday fait. She hike rote tu both " Maths! we latest to totieasy during iinsi elticetti, 1 knee Lad frightful dreams,' and eattitl strut titiiii *.- rd you" He replied, " Why, erha)eutild twine pin lit In ?" and epireetred agitated. Ile' Arid out tliTettelev ing. Afire. he was gone site im i da 4. her hitabssul, "1 k there is sortiething 1a Charle"'s:fiun there shitaid not his behaviour canoed her to say so t - i t he Went tai Hie hok is WAS under the bed, and grit a biwcb of hde, sled the one she tiled unlocked the bo;c, and sire ruined the waiter* thru betbre tare Matiitraies ; site did not exa- 111141 IRCI. the sort of Ilse late Mr. G. Died', ltlentilled both vriaeli . ei as Mt bdi fothees . grlerti. . Illri.,Gialdard; lfluitti's perifor.l, stated, that 014 *its aant to ClMiltra WaraeVi pamo - a sorb pfier the Warden were etidanifttell brataer trukk ins brllieldliju her auntie try a nom Aimed Patton, 'ha sushi Holt qailes bud geld It. .Claries Hitt gni out come near tier ho lm ,. later die trunk' Ills 08 . ,a6.l4iitgnirtes,sirre mask after him, *filch 'Aiii r sifl'lter 14 . assiscet ttiiit all war ant right. Clkiosit 4ollsrell bre ',ad hitibled, tin Cr edniulay (u.iipwsThe frank, hbikb wAy fasteit&l bi a Cork tit 'to . *lsur It itiotatisetl lhe rootlet a %Hive lodic, Host several :mike aritiAlk hi sil* tote ; ?tiro Clotho. TliinaPlo.lloPeei ita4 tn* lioues‘ly by I k e ,PePrrlYaulf Welk Quer 'PeOtlakal: to iunirai IA; 69 ii e ,% `slime alre'leaCltrea or the 41iieisiftl tic h.l *de. lieurd .tbut thelraitit then ikelure the Magistrates eoutaiued fete fame uegekri k ae when.:ellat Inei.tamoig4....oni, stated that jig fail 11.1 4 1gike, his evinsistAr i belonging to bieinviitb, recellredinfoi. matims That caused them to to Jo 111*. 004,1.tra1ii, ober •.! they searched a trotlit, tiNi fuunil a birive:r aiuestrainrr,, swop spoon, two pair ur.6l . lects., a shita• 1 1 1 : 41` A'