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I 1 , 1 ,Ur Nly nest; that after the said day, the hills Se .trs v i the "aid Corporation shall no longer he receivable ie ra)menis to the Unittd States; and the Attorney..6l . - ... the United States shall on that day, or au soon .%rrroltrr as stay be, cause a Rare fads. to he sued trit .Joioiroity to the prOvisidn• or the ' Art to incorporate the ~4.r,thers to the Penh of the United Stales,' callinir npon s ad Corporation to phew cense why its Cherter should ...L declared forfeited." Resuktion, which embraces several other rods, ass ordered to he laid ors the table. Th., Funds continue in fail. Consols closed on Saturday at 74: they had been down in the co arse I,f .he day to 73. Various causes are estippied for the depression. The agitation of the state of the }link restriction may have hail a tendency to that purpose, which is likely to continue until the Com nutter shall have made their Report. The dis tress ut the trading world, evinced in several recent failures. and so little corresponding with Lord L'Arri.Ette•un's flourishing account of our com mercial prosperity, must hate also a share in producing this effect. One of the Ministerial rapers attributes it exclusively to the prospect Of • loan. Ministers. not having yet learned to confine their expenses within the income. must have recourse to extraordinary means; but this could not excite surprise at the Stock Exchange. That twelve or thirteen millions would be necessary to supply the deficiency. has been well known for saute time, and whether this is to be made up by loan nr by an issue of Exchequer Bills. the differ tilLe in the 'node could not singly hate produced greet an effect upon the funds as that which has Taken place, amounting to a fall of five per cent• in the short space since the e3d of January. l'he Mehl-ill*, IS, Captain fitiNta, put into Ma /Lira 011 the sth ult. having sprung' her olio 1111 l asr, No I after refitting, sailed on the 15th for St. fb-lrum. Thr Creole, V., Captain W. B. Do,sliwoooo arr:veil et Roi lotiriro on the sib of December. trom Spitheatl, and sailed agoin on the 1.5t1i for the Myer Plate. to relieve the Amphiou. Captain FAITLIPUI. is appointed to the Alert: Ciotoo rerntAN to the harlequin. tln Toeulaty ten sail of French vessels arrived at Portsmouth, with about half a million of eggs. The Waterloo, Atlas, Bouiraty, General Kyd, Herefordshire, and Streatham., for the Ewa Indies, reniam at Spithead wind-bound, with moot of the iiierchantmeu and transports.—The Nautilus, Re rolationaire, Pheasant, and Grecian, also remain at Spitheid. IVyt, of twenty-tit guns, Captain Wir.i.ts, arrived Friday ot Portsmouth from the River, aml will A sail tins day for the North Yarmouth station. . Col GORE LA ROTOR, M.P. for Somersetshire, was prevented voting in favour of Mr. TIERN EY 'S moti ssss for charging the Duke of Yong's proposed allowance to the Privy Purse, by the alarming ill. lien Of Mr'. GORE LAN GTON, NI Newton Park. We are happy to learn, 31r.. L. is now in • Elate of convalescence, The disputes between the coal,miners and their employers at St. Ileitis's are not yet adjusted, though some of the inert have offered to return to work. Though several arts of violence and outrage have hero committed, no serious disturbance has taken place, nor have the works of any of the collieries been injured. - This day bring the feast of ST. DAVID, 11143 Patron Saint of Wales, the inhabitants of Niutitg,o nierysliire have, with excellent judgment, fixed upon it for the opening of the Western Branch of the Montgomeryshire Canal to N e wtown--aii event which, we hope, will be propitious to the welfare. of princyrality. A procession of fifty boats, laden with coal and lime, together with the workmen, amounting to several hundreds, will pass along the Dew work : thi men will he treated with a dingier. There will be a grand proces.iull of landowner., and all iistertsted ill this great under taktiig. slier winch due honours will lir paid to the tutelary Saint, at the Bear's Head and other inns iii Newtown. On Monday the New Branch Canal between Sheffield and thin River Dun Navigation at Tinsley. was °paned, and for the first time since the creation, a direct navigable COMMUI1101(10 11 was commenced from Sheffield to every river, sea, and continent of the known world. The weather, which had been previously very unsettled. was peculiarly favourable for the arrangements of the ceremony, and the en joyment of the scene. Ten verse's from Tinsley, decorated with flags, and oo board of which were the Committee and Oftikers of the Company, many of the subscriber., and ether friends, sailed in the forenoon along the new hue. in the pre orrice, all the way, of ti;ousatiris of spectators ; but their entrance into the basin was hailed by trim% of thonsaiols. Ott no occasion was it remem bered to have seen such multitudes assembled. The first vessel, called the Indusiq. landed her company precisely at two o'clock, amidst the firing of cannon, the sound of music, and the applause* of the apectators. That moment presented on the land and the water the most beeutifiel spectacle ever witnessed in Sheffield, the rising ground beside the basin being most happily situated for a display of the whole. Thursday, a butcher of Bath, attending Bristol Mai ket for the purpose of purchasing stock, ob serving a Mali standing near a fot bullock, inquired Ihr price of it, and was answered—'e Nineteen pounds." The botcher offered pti/..aird the parties i et ired to a neighbouring publicrbouse to agree upon the price over a friendly mug of purl. The terms bring settled, the pretended ;talesman required instant payment, under the pretext that lie boil other stuck iis the market to sell, and received lift. from thin unsuspecting purchaser ; who proceeding to mark the beast, discovered the real owner. who had been abseirt for a few minutes only. Sturgis was made fur the chest, but without success; he Is supposed to here proceedefi to Pondott with Xixs Lowy. 4 . 1, r '. T?\i 4041A i , -; • \isifi) - ` 4 'l' ;:ete.. 1 1 ,1 9 ..e„ i, J " A e- CIIARITAncE EPIGRAM. TILE PROMITTENT. eriett Lo!tsoat.► to Ilneferfhwalla—" Wait till gee see, If the B's of my Burrougha can't make yuu a B" THE RESPONDENT. " 1 know, any good Lord. your istention to "dew, Bat they say that the puhlic are tired of our Biro„ ARNO.. LONDON MARCH FASHIONS. Fto4ll 66 Achernames Repository of Arts. Fas Mon e t" te. WALKING OREM A round dress, composed of dove•eoloared tabbinst : the skirt is gored, and very foil at the bottom. The trimming casinos of a bias piece of satin of about a quarter of a yard in breadth, whirk is ornamented by gauge roses and hands of velvet : the former are placed lengthwise, three together, in a slanting direction; the latter, which are edged with a beautiful narrow silk trimming, are placed between the ✓oses. The body is made half high I it is tight In the shape; the wni•t is very short, and the 'deters are long and tight to the arms: the bust and the bottoms of the sleeves are trimmest with an intermixture of satin and gauge. OveF Ibis dress is worn a braDat-coloured velvet spencer, the waist of which is finished in a very novel style, by a small I jacket, richly braided sud adorned with tassels in the middle of the back and at each side: the spencer is tight to the shape ; the back Is of a moderate breadth, and it bas a high standing collar. Long sleeve with epaulettes, which are richly braided. Lace ruf f . Head-dress, a velvet bonnet, which has &small dome•cruwu, adorned on the summit with a garland of ffiwers. The brim, which steads a good deal off the face, is very large; it ig finished round the edge with a narrow roll of twisted ribband, and tied with soft ribband under the chin. Shoes and gloves of dove.eoloured kid to correspond ; the former are ornamented neat to the binding with a slight braiding. EVENING DRESS. A round dress, composed of satin striped goose of a dark puce colour, over a white satin slip: the skirt is very full, particularly at the bottom, soil is ornamented with two rows of a light silk trimming, which is set on in waves. The body is cut low round the tnist ; the back is plain; the front is formed in s pretty and becoming style; the bosom is de licately shaded by a piece of net drawn in casings; it sits Anse to the nick, and has a becoming as well as modest rifect. The sleeves are short and very full. The bead dress is • toque, composed of Chinese silk and white net; it is ornamented nest the face with a band of Roman pearl. Necklace, ear-rings, and bracelets, pearl. White satin shoes, and white kid gloves. • Trim s! La Dais Assiabtic" TRENCH. OPERA COSTUME. Pelisse of widle satin, trimmed with swansdown, sad left open at the throat. DM hat of white satin surmounted by a superb plume of ortrich feathers. Sash of broad satia ribband, lied behind; white satin slippers, and white kid gloves. ENGLISH. WALKINQ DRESS. Round dregs of muslin, richly; though lightly, emliruitier eil in open spots round the border. Spencer of ethereal blue Te►ry velvet, •il6 bonnet of the same material, with a silleudid group of plumes of ethereal blue. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. Wino, sarsnetv, and figured silks yet retain their station lit the dinner sod eve ll ill g party : the new opera rube is ex homely graceful sod becoming; it is of ethereal blue satin, toinirned clown the sides with white velvet, with blue silk rrnhnsed edges; it sleeve. are long, and are of fine net, down whirl. rim stripes of blue satin ribbon& With this rolw should be worn the opera turban of while satin, orna mented will' puffs of ethereal blue satin, tainted with white, and lung druopiug while feathers. The chain gauge, of a flue silky and shining texture in rich stripes of chain-work, very close together, is • light •nd beautiful article fur ball dresses: its trimming should be fine blond s interspersed with row/sanx of satin, light wreaths of artificial flowers, or embossments of while ceenille on satin of some light spring colour. ♦ corsage of satin is iudispensable with these dresses. Tl►e favourite colours are ethereal blue, Tyriati scarlet, emerald veto, andilln_ Previous to the late Hunters' Ball at Ferry bridge, an advertisement appeared in one of the Provincial Papers in Yorkshire, ”file some iliac root Dandies to attend it." This notice was near producing much inure company than was expected, as two or three tight-laced baggisua, who thought highly of their shapes, were desirous of taking a dance with the pasty while they were on their road for ordels. 4 stew spring has been discovered at Harrogate, iii Yorkshire, with the tjualities of the Cheltenham waters; but it is allowed that the old Harrogate water retains its own pre-eminent nauseousness. The Bishop of CsiEsvEa yesterday preached a charily sermon at St. Sepulchre's Church, before the LORD MAYOR, Sheriffs, and several Aldermen ; after which hi• Lordship, ttcconspailied by the Loan MAYOR, visited the wool of Newgatr. the cha. el &c and expressed great satisfaction at the good order, clpsonlisiess, and economy of the place. We have authority to say that the account in re vend of the Papers, stating that Mr. GRADY, Ott Ins cuinwitiiieut to Newgate by order of the (louse of COIIIIOOIIO, was confined in a cell among felons of the worst deseription, is incorrect. From the very unseasonable hour of the night at which he ar.. rived at the prison, and the wpst of sootier, it would not have been stsrpr;miog if, in a place so ersorded, necessity would have prevented any other lI,CCOM MO. dation ; Ityt the fact is, Mr. GicaßT Was immedi ately lodged in a very comfortable room, apart from every porrosa of a n y such der,cription, and has re ceived from Mr. Baowts, the keeper of the prison, every punihle ii baloeuccr care, and atteptioa, FAA#10%.49L2 MOVEMZNII. The Doke and Dinhess of Newtlstle and family arrive•) ou Wednesday at their house In Berkeley-squar, from tarir seal in the North. Lord and Lady falmmith and fsmily, arrived on Satirriley st their house its St. Jame.'s•square, hum their pest, 'Sono thin, near Truro, Cornwall. The Marchioness of Solieloiry left town yesterday. for her seat. Hatfield, fors few days. The Earl cud Countess of Ilar4wlrke and family are ex pel-led to-morrow at their house he St. James's-square, from their seat, Wimpole, Cailhridgeshire. Lord and Lady Drantisam and family ere "%petted to ar rive on the 10th inst. at their house in $l. Jnevres-invisie, from their seat in Yorkshire. The Doke of Norfolk is expected in town iu a few Jar from his seat in Soffolk. lady Crewe and family we arrived at Theirm.'i Hotel, Acrkelepoquare. fASUIONARLE ENTERTAINMENTS. The Duke of bloalmse gave an elegant eatertainment on Saturday, at big Noose in Groseerror-witrarr, to the Duke of Wellington. Among other diarisiguiskell perionagra invited to meet his Grace were—The Earl of Aberdeen, Earl Her ron try, Earl Bathurst, Lord Clive, Sir Win. Scott, Bart. the Right Hon. George Calming, Ike. he. Count Palmed& will give a grand dinner on Saturday, at his residence Ia South Audley-streei, to Count and Connteys Lieven, Count de Funchal, Baron Just. Baron Sternhold, Baron Butow, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. Montague, and a party of distinguished feireignery Lord Siilmonth will give a Cabinet dinner on Wednes day next, at his house, in Clifford-street, Boad-street. Mr. Dent will give a grand entertainment to the Duke 13( York. sail a large party of distiognislied perannages ou Sun day next, al his house in Hertford-street, Mayfair. '('lee Martinis of Lanalown entertained a large party of distinction yesterday, at lAnsilown Horse. Baron rage!, the Asultassailor from the Netherlands, gave a aumptision entertainment on Saturday, at his elegant re sidence Whitehall-place. to Earl Forteircue. Earl Stanhope, Lord Henley, Sir John Craduek, Bart. Admiral Sir Wm. Young, Bart. Mr. Grenville, Mr. Manumx, 11011. A. Phipps, Col. Stanhope, Mr. Bailee, Mr. Sloane, Mr. Fitzhugh. Lord Somers gave a grand dinner on Saturday to she Earl of St. Germaine and a large party, at his house iu Clifford street, Bond-strert. The Right Hon. Robert Peel, M.P. gave a grand enter tainment yesterday to the Karl of Liverpool and a large party, at Ins residence in Great Staubope•sueet, Mayfair. WINDSOR, FEBRUARY 28. ....r....- On Wednesday the Princess AUGUSTA, accom panied by the Duchess of Gt.oucturrste in u car riage and four, went to Rogshot-park, to inspect the repair', alterations, and improvements (in winch are included the additional new rooms to the former house of the Royal Duchess), whieh have been go ing on for ►ome months past. The PitlGcusses, after inspecting the works, partook of some refresh ment, and afterwards arrived here in the evening. On Friday the Princess AUGUSTA seed the Duchess of GLopctreita went to Outlands, on a visit to the Duchess of Ypau, and alter dining with her Royal Highness returned here in the evening. Yesterday s about four o'clock, the Duke of Y oaf arrived at the Castle. His Royal Highness re mained here till one o'clock, when he left in his travelling chariot and four for London. BRIGHTON, FEBRUARY 99. The Prince Reg,erit, it is said, will leave the Pavilion to.morrow, for Carlton-House. Lord and Lady Hampden left yesterday morn ing, fur their .eut at Glynde. Colonel and Lady Charlotte Seymour are hourly expected. Mrs. C. Burnett's quadrille ball 4nd supper took place on Thursday, and was most elegantly at tended. Madame Ferrari's concert took place last night, at the Old Ship Rooms. 'flu Regent, unsolicited, generously offered her the assistance of his private baud. ft was, of course, with gratitude accepted. In addition to this powerful auxiliary aid, were the distinguished vocal talents of Wm Naldi. Mr. Naldi, Mr. O'Callaghan. and Madame Ferrari. The latter, in two concertos on the piano forte. ri veted the admiration of the audience. The rooms were very fashionably attended. The calendar of prisoners for trial at ►he ensuing Assizes for this county is !iglu. in comparison to that at the lust Spring Assize ; there not being, at present. more than thirty. Much business at Nisi Prays is expected. It has been reported that a case of Cri►a. Con. will occupy the attention of the Court. au4 call forth the eloquence of the bar. Sir Fawn BurinErr, with his rank and edu. cation, must by this time have learned the value of many of the associations he lies formed, and that the French Revolution should have completely proved to him, that in popular tumults the lowest and most degraded will rile to the top. PHRLIC GAOLS.—AII these repositories in di& ferent counties have now to boast cleats white washed apartments, plenty of pure spring water, hot and cold baths, and a sufficient space for the exercise of those confined in them. In some of them they are attempting Schools if Religions Edreation ! If ibespe plans proceed, they may he considered shortly es the herd scenes of comfort and instruction, and instead of being the punish, ment of, become the temptations to sin. Lord CHARLES TuwastlEmp, the recent unsuc cessful Candidate at Tainworth. visited Lichfield on Monday. in company with Lord Futtautts. on which occasion the different fingers of the city rang several merry peals. It is extraordinary, considering the accounts we have had of a very unlit winter in the North of Europe. that the quantity of Woodcocks found in this neighbourhood lately, has been by'ser than is by the oldest sportsman remenibred tp have any parallel. A few days ago, nine were killed and bagged by the keepers in the I.ordship of Ring's pale; and a day or two afterwards. eleven were bagged out of thirteen whirls were hit, in Burghley P A lL—(Sitioseferil Mereary•l An accopnt of the tragical death of MATTHEW GRAY and his wife, of Farnsfield, near Mansfield, which we copied 114 week from a Yorkshire paper, was an unfounded story which haul been imposed upon time printer of that paper. There is not the slieteat trut4 its Stamforei Mercury.) ItirE.llllAS. nre•A,Pousk. Nintsorr's crltbroted opeta r.f MA Gists: marl, wars produced herr, for der lir•t time this seams), ots SAO 0111114 y 111411 t, .I.IIP C4l, of character* dim. pl.syed a large portion of nuffrity. Sigtour liostvito made list dehost 111 the put of Leporen.o. It is Icsrt rt-quiriog superior talent, both in MIMIC 11111 d 11111.4111 g. With slue allowance ftsr the etsilnirrass, merits of a fir.t mploroormoser, triseisor Ittoiltaus Me. 'pill w.ll. Umlaute Ilt.t.t.ocv,t was Ilse Zr 'lieu: she bush acted mist tun% with angular ~11. and The ffff ~r vorti, hate. 0 be/ ilf-srsetto," and " Vedrist c,rrino." were hush en- Signor BEGPI seprroristrd Dun Octavio for the firm time; and, though but voice provrd occa sionally too feeble to find its way through the united powers of the tirclte,tra, conceived the part justly, and conveyed 111 prevailing sentiment of the character wish much truth and tenderness.-- The Coinnorndutire and Mossetto of Signora AM ottisaist (for this able performer ',tonsils% two dia -1 meters iii the opera), with the Dun Gtorunni of Signor AMBROGETTI, is too well known and ap preciated to need comment. The home dioplayeil • full and elegant appeannor. The it was crowded to etccers. -•- COVENT.GARAEL , A (ter the opera of Love in a Village, which went off with eclat. on Saturday night, the interlude of How so get a Place was attempted. but the oppo sition was so violent it was inkiio►•sble to hear one word from the actors, and the curtain fell amit i► t a tumult of disapprobation. The audience. how ever, made compensation for their displeasure, by the loud applause with which they accompanied the performance of the farce of Box Ton, Mr. RtcHauo JONE, Mr. FARREN, and the several other performers in the piece, exerted theinselvve with the happiest effect. OLYMPIC THEATRE. .... . . The combined merits of Rochester—The Actress of pll IVork2llil Where shall I Dine, attracted a splendid and crowded house on Saturday Those pieces are established favourites, and sup ported, as they are, by the superior talent* of Nlr. El.l.tsTos and Mrs. Epwtx, mu,t long continue to please. The following is a hit nr the fashionable company who honoured the theatre with their pre sence during the week : The Marquis of Worerster, land Alvanly, Hon. Mr. Stanhope, Hon. Mr. Harbonf, Captain Burdett, Captain Wo m bwell, Sir William ■nl Ludy Strurh and party, Sir K. and Lady Macfarlane and faintly, Lady Williams arid party, Mr. Purim's and family, Culouel and 31tas Brook, Colonel Kiag and party, Colonel Darn and putt', Sir Tita nia. and Lady Morgan and party, Lord Masherry sod party, Mrs. J. Law and family, Mrs. Bock and family, Mr. A. Ss vile and party, Mr. Mallard an) party, Mr. Smith and party, Mr. mid Mrs. N4b and party, Mr. Pitt and party, Mr. Grater!' and family M's. Llurl and party, Baron Muutal ben and family, Mr. Taylor and party, Mr. Thomas and pa r ty, Mrs. Marryatt and party, Mr. Mier awl family, Mrs. Idutuby and party, bb. Warburton and family, Marquis De Chabanews and fatuity, Captain Known, Mr: and Mrs. Peckham and family, Captain W u rthingiou and patty. Miss KELLY, late of Llrury-lame Theatre, is en. gaged to perform five nights at Hull, and during the Assizes at York. Mr. !lapis's end Miss CAREw &Wird their engagements at Bath, on Saturday night, in the 10th and last subscription concert. Last week a public dinner was held at Alan cheater for the furtherance of the " Illothester coed Liverpool Theatrical Fund." Upwards of 300/. was collected at the table ; and the !tight 1/on. GEpaCIE CANWING, M.P. for Liverpool, was no minuted the perpetual President of this infant establishment. Mr. MAcssarry. the late manager of the fir. minghiim and other provincial damns, has entered into terms with the Proprietors of the Bristol Theatre. for a lease of that building, which we un dentinal will be opened for the public entertriu mrrst about the middle of next mouth. The old proverb of " Too area of a good piing," was never more ve►ifted than by the reception of Miss PoRTER's tragedy. The reiterated speeches about liberty, at last made the audietice sick of the subject, and as one of them wittily observed, " would have tired the auditors even in a pr►son." Ontinian Lecture at the house of Mr. PENN, on Saturday. was attended by 0 select and fashionable audience. I..iclifield Shrove-tide Fair on Tuesday, Wed. nesday, and Thursday last, was attended by the usual concourse of people ; but there is a great falling off, as in other fairs, in the extent of hornless transacted. The sheet of horses on Tues• day, was greater than it has beers for many years; but prices were inclined to be low, except fur very fine ones of the waggon kind. The cow fair of Wednesday, was completely thronged, and prime milkers sold well—others were a great drug. Cheese went from 755. tp 81.1 s. and some prime dairies at 84s. The stalls were numerous in cloths. Ice. but the peace prices of other day. are not experienced. The Milton Coursing Meeting began on Mon day last, and the Newmarket Meeting was to coins pence the same day. On the Pit day, at Maltoti, the assemblage of Member# was said to be small ; the Marquis of HUNTLY attending Newmarket, and Major TOrHAII being confined at home by ill ness. The chief winner of glswies fur the cup on Tuesday was Mr. Lull%Lev, of 'fickhill Castle. Among the last arrivals aj Bath are — Lady Burden. Lady awl Miff Greaky, Hun. Mrs. New. comes How. Mow Poseawen, Sir V and Lady /bake, sir A. Chick:vier, Sir It. rr.l' y, Sir F. Hartwell, Sir Holmes, Admiral Holloway sod tinnily, Hun. Gil. 6yulli., Lieut.- Cul. Miller, 14c. A Methodist preacher stating that his great Master selected opt the most ignorant of the people to publish and maintain his doctrines, stated, that he prided himself upon his ignorance. " Indeed, and in good truth," observed an occasional auditor, " yes have every reason to be proud: , It is incrydiWe to what an extent the bands of spies and Mformerp hired by Government are spreading themselves over the country, ler the pe nalties on the Assessed Taxes. The tables of thp Commissioners sit every Meeting are lauded wills this harassing and disgusting iu(prauktigi.: snail the farmer who might now, iu souse measure, it;pre his losses, finds all hi. I ,rutits "wallowed up by curs charges. and tits time token up in replying to secret infurmatjour. 1.TP1AN12 . 4.V0 111$laltr Ilua Hen from Ilprwr ‘ l l /1.1. 12th of February state, kliAt eeiti tprise formssl to 14111/ 641111 the hest of the 'kilter 111111 MAU. , and usher wrecks of 'olio! !:ty, which it is 111111frp1114 1 it a►e newssheet there, 11plorsto‘ ►ur h e.4. A t lrvaily 114 went of bnput,s4tudi is .11111141 eoinphtill. This sods es positeal in else toinels of the ?opal haulier, the Doke. of Tor toni*. All thr ulsj e:v which it is h••prd ,s be arson front the bet of the river, by saran* of a mat Orel f•r the powwow. a ill he into one mail, and "'Anvil Ire e..noni•.. arum The LHsp•'a chainto r will tree Ili a .Ixtb, ant( will also hoer use riKht of prim ity so purchase Ilse rs 4 A . V'ser si Commis.ionte is appointed. 111 1 , 111)41 iisieml the eu:t r;•r:•r. The ups Show will 1361 lira manilas. sail w 1l 1., 1., SO h U ,t. 4 to fore the Intiutting of Septenelo r. allsoulsl it 4114 . 6 .1. 1f• • Director of the fdlierprese, M. Y,ro, prun.i.r• la Slaireholdorr a preissiam itgl stelae, h. cd.• the of Lis isioacy. The Lug Iva! Is. ins fur every enterprise useful su site y as a more than tree censured by our ortirt. fur thus . Ipsd taste mud fickle judgroeul-r(Pgrie Yyr►•) --a-rr= 11YQUES'I s S.. SUICIDE IN THE REFUGE FOR TUE DL.STITUTA. On Saturday an Ingojolting' was held in an apartment of the It. fuge fur the Destitute, Hinton, hi fioe J. W. Vu Esq. Cairoller, Oil the booty of Th ..... as Da% id While, • young man, a proiteut felon, whose death. was oreasiolitd by taking a qosaatit y of Inuo4sium. The Rey. *Maori Crosby *woo he is Chaplain and Secretary to floe lostilulion of the Refuge fur the The deceased had beets there about mar mouths; he came front sae House of Correctioo, and had been there chorsnoi to or nu a felony ; but feeling a disposition tu amend Isis coiooluet. be was admitted ruin the Iliatitirttutt. Durum( Ilse time he had been there he appeared aoxiuus to be tinder the inUtortio of tobacco,tor trousrthing mu stultify him ; he wan eery peni. tent ; witness frequently heard him ray 1w MIS a pprolocuaire h.' manlier would lose her life through hi* ill roliduct,ward cool - steal!, dwell upon the diet 0114 0 his usioocuuduel kid sin il l initiels of ht* it instill, and appeared each thugly oroi'o sled itad deapondiug wish ropes:, to his future prulreta or life. IC* friends were reapectable perioinr, and on thee deo eased's coming there, lie was placed in the Info snag. as aw am's"' taut, mad received [real praise fur his atiiutiusi to sloe stet:. The deceased, us. Thursday, requested peirnissioosi tiego which was granted, and of the t truing h. retained holMr w lilt John Ewes, rather intoxicated ; 'they weld n stair, too;:rthri in the la ftrtuary, and the do ceased unlocked los bu and looked over ar 1/1 . 1 al bottles. Shortly after he said he want, some beer, hut John Ewes thinking he hail sudiewat, wuulot not let him out, and held the dour. The deceased toed belt he would repent what he was doing, and nnrwing to list bur, be took a bottle, pu on the Ind, and lulu(' it was ascert•ino ot what he was doing, lie dropped 1411 V. U 1111 his hap 14 upon the bed, and remliseol in n slate of Main fJetion &mitt hr shell, %%Intros is certain the deceased lahumeol under the iootloo two tof menial derangement, earl was the author of tile uwit death. Mr. James Andrew Welsh, surgeon, attended the oh ceased. lie faun' his, in a state iit inuprfactiuso. A bustle was tuund with the reltiallis of some laliolanuin in is, and on err aminatiuu, it proved 1 1. ..; lie died from the efliet of law dumps. Verdict--‘‘ Thai ne iltoaccd poioirft! hinaseg; cif Of lima bent/ in a sta:e of ateatat Orawyea,ht." An Inquest was held nn Saturday night, before Timmins Stirling, Esq. at the Moldiest it Hospiiot, un 11,e body eel Thomas feiry, a lamp-lighter its %VeNnisiutlus.reet, who nut his death by the wind blowing thia bia lodate *hilts trimming the lamps in that'stret I. Another Inquest was held on tiMucilly evening, at St. Gites's IYurkbuiae, bef "re T. Stirling, E.Ol. use the body of Mary Ann conduit, agsd aloe yrars, who hod been blowing site weeks in consequence or the explos . f he c sition.roal, as given to the mother uf the dry. Mrs. Condon, by WiMial, 41111111#1. who Was CUlllfitll 4% r 1 the 014 Bailey last 4toustay for tomolituzliter, for the death of Mary Ansitormack, aged three iears, • Ito tort her Broth by the HON esplasion iu 4aiitooy last. lie Stroart's MOP, Drury-lame, The evidence curiespoudrii with that gibeit out the fornam occasium. The Jury returned a sardict of tosindauglater agaitut tli said William leanings. The complaints of the querulous Jobe Balls at present are somewhat curious. 1 ,, forint ; slats it was the complaint when a King of f aarct was limy active 81111100 ready to minor this coutitis ; mow John is nut pleased that a FitaNcl: i. friendly e4eld inactive. A 11141tVoletit deterniiiirif Frenchman might regret this, hut wily an ri,411.1). man should du au is difficult to compsliend. wunkl seem now, in of any similitude in the formation of letters, &c. that the late hi { PHILIP FIIANCI* was not the author of the letters under that signature. Qua rekeeme eth.t unanswerable, that of he was capable of antis ; : such letters at the age of t we-iiiy-t a u , lie shou t.} never he able in the course of forty years alterisal a.. to write any thitski half so sod. There was scarcely aver known a season when 1114 springs were IRIIIIV/ tee at present. lis the (.01'0,7 around the town of flog, in Yorkshire, tl.ry art: now nearly without water. nut an uncommon, a very silly chargv, fur a ifisapiwoited autin , r accuse another with stealing his blot, in a dramalic piece. The fact is inipusobk, the author so accused never can do so. as he 4114 4 nut see the piece of another author. The Nlanae,er may read them all. and it' 4• he writes inil ! ell2* the Critic says. lie, and lie nngl•t put tido 181•7 . of his own pieces the thoughts of ANNUAL PAUI•IAtrIENT S .—IIuw any bottom I.e. ing with a grain of Sellse could Lorin an itlej „r ing or wishing fiir atuuuol loailiaisfents lit :I eointnercial cualitry, is incredible ; for t h e year would then be taken up in canvassing, no pal. : he business could be transacted, awl a would l.carrly have found his way tip to the before lie would be turned out of it—to ti iu • into it again. The stitatates of the Army Services fnr 11.4 year 1019. have been 'omitted by Write., al . al Haase of Commons. The total char4le is staisil 6,5t1•t,0021. Its. l'ke Neptune. tit.Actoon, front Leiti to is on skure on Holy s hoot. The buil of the /*dewy, hut without (trek.. been nestled up oti the outside of the Spurn There ere e 9 prisoners iL Lincoln Castle fur Ht..; Ili the ensuing Amite,. On Friday morning dispetphes were remise.' .1 Earl DATUUarrs Other, front Malta m. ;. I pki, cottai .1.1. d .50.0...; nil uftio at the Admiralty, frout naval officer on that station. The Air( prase', ceps. SUM!. had rrLararill front a Paill . l 3 " • examination of the sluices 41he eitiriatir. is. •htt..t he Bind been assisted by aa . ler Ausltina for that purparot (rein I,'lrtsint. Thu t ies. atinti-ohip was to bring bombe c. carKu at tpt4ll.l ten the use of the duck-;weds. Item ytiests. 1