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/ . .. , .. . -.! 1;': - '"— '; •;- • ' 4 ,/ „/"2 ( e ( •I ..e7 L #---- // i 4 / le --e : je, cy , „/.0,- -- /G. ,.. ...', ....' - . 2. .. - • / • ''9 - e",l'h.-••-• 4 1 1- 4 " 4 .. i...." ' 4- ..:"") e . t_ , , z... s.--...-.- -...._ . 1 /.Z . rji ," • / - -........._ . • ~. . , , 1 ..... .. . , t........ . ._ _ t' A i • • - ._...• + - ... . -.. . . , • . \ . tt,t,L,4 ? ( l; ...... t. _...._ ~........ . , - S j "—"... -- ""ssi + • . ... • 1 1 . . • . . .., .. . . . . LONDON , TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1825. ' r i ce liii. ___.. SALES BY AUCTION. CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. I STATEMENT by th e LONDON DOCK COMPANY, : to represent that, according le the best eatit..ato they here bee% ohle to form , the value of the whole of the goods before-mentiatcd. —a raw a r .--__ a _ .., I WITH REFERENCE TO rot PROJECTS FOll JOINING , LORD MACDONALD'S HOUSE, FURNITURE, WINES unitedly , s HURSDAY, FED. 17. eIIDITIoNti. WET DOCKS 1$ THE PORT OF LONDON. which bare been lauded at the London Dectai (being tlic luili - ' tiara! article, Uniissibla :linen the Act 4 Geo. W., from the • PICTURES, &c. WELBECK-STREET. ' The Association was held this dep o sal:noble to requisition. ___......,- I iAR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces , that THIS Counsellor /I tine u nt il: the Chair. The London Doek Company have seen wuh regret a petition I pa..ing of the Act co the 12th May HZ% to the present lime,) has , ILL and four following DAYS, at One o ' clock, he ;hall SUB- MIT by AUCTION, on the Premises , 76, Welbeck street the This highly respectable indivicin , and one of the old school, fo r leav e to brin g i n a gin, and that the Bill founded upon die said i been only about ii 0,0041..; and that the whole of the charges for degantly-fitted and commodious RESIDENCE ; " the costly entreated that, u a Protestant ge an, he might be permitted 1 petition has been Introduced into the Honourable the Mom of ' landing, wharfage, housing, unpackir.g, measatlng, re-packing. • ' • to offer a few observations. He sanest by advising the Catholics i Commons,making and constructing.certain wet docks, wore- =housing. and re-shipping. with all Ole materials. oetwo r eu in so • Household Furniture, noble glasses, china, linen, marbl bruits,to relinquieh the hope of obtaining Emancipation (luring this Sea- , boom, and o th er works, in the parish of St. Botolph without Aid- clang, in4uding four mon th s wartheuite root s in each Case, (bein g 'ion ; in th e cootie of the neat , . bethought that in all likelihood j gate, and Po the parish or precinct of Sc- Katharine, near the Towel' 1 the averota period they hare romaioed in bond ' ) amounts r o l eas jewellery. snuff-boxes. miniatures , pictures, bust of Pitt ; es asuit o ebony and ivory chairs and sofa, formerly Cardinal 11'olsev's • . i than 2,6001., or about SI per mot cafes the nave ! From which fact , they would succeed in obtaining it. The Parliament, be the:tett. ;of London, id the county of Middlesex." • five handsome mahogany bookcases, a grand piano - by B dwOod . Seine and Dresden porcelain, Raphael ware , Le enamels would hardly, in the same Session , put down the Association and j The Compaoy consider that the measures thus mntentfiatal i a ju dgment ma be fortited, how far such rates and chew s are enamels. grant Emancipation, as it might IMO appear that the concession I will, if carried into effilct, be productive of the most ruinous mole- caletelame to cl ove away any part of thecortinerce of the pert, or drawings, a set of silver chess men, formerly Marshal Ney's • and did not arise from a sense of justice, gut tram the fear of withheld- quences to their Establishment; and they are confideet, that the whether say important reduction in th em can bo, neecasery, cr miscellaneous eleganciee and valuables, both as objects I. ' an d ing it. But, for his own part, he 'would say, that, wherever it grounds on which " the merchants, bankers, ship-owners , memo, i reasonably espected, from arty preset or future Desk I::,tablA. o art would come, it would be the work of the Association. He begged and others," who have embarked in the undertaking, seek to obtain mans.. • utility, which, by direction of the Executors of his Lordship, will be sold without reserve, ar guard them against the adoptien of a principle, which he the sanction of the Legislature, will not be deemed such as to Upon this part of the subject, the Company desire add, (hat if Also, his Cellar of valuable and choice WINES of ' every C tau, conceived must prove injurious to the r cause; fur, although latently entitle them to it ; but that, on the con tr ary, it will on inquiry ba 1 the parties who are desirous of being a ll owe d to constru new doe. Litueurs, &c. announced, nevertheless, having d ed front those persons w nether ell- totted that such additional docks are nther required by the state and profess an Intention of accommodating the trade d shipping Illay now be viewed by Catalogues at is. fra. each, to be had on dered as t h e Catholic leaders, it was ecessary that they should cis- of the commerce of the port—by the burthen of the rates and at lower rate: and *argot than the present Dock ( , aedpanics, and the Premise ; and at Mr. Phillip s ' s , 73, N ew B on d -street . claim it. He alluded to a +ennui of the Union, Parliamentarycharges upon the landing, housing, bonding, and shipping of who, on that ground, ask for an Act of the le,nalature, autkmis- , Reform, &c. He preferred th e VISO, with an equal watt free Par- goods — by any existing obstruction in the na4ation of the rota ing tivint to dislodge the nummous fato.ilies reading an the am SALE OF THE LATE LORD MACDONALD'S SPLEN - t i c a pat iO n o f t h e l aws, to t h e o ld s of things. And as to Perlis- Thames, or want of accommodation for loaejOir and usloading yeo. which they have 'elected for their doclo. do really *men t hat DID LIBRARY. mentary Reform, it would work the %holies no eff ec tive service. sels--nor by the waneof further competition among the Dock Coin- when they shall have upmdmi near a million and a hall in further AN, I.H. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that, b y or- He also perceived by their , that there was something panles docks establiaboll. dke and. ws•ehouses, they will be abl e t o afford much cheaper der of the Executors, he shall submit by AUCTION, at like a distrust of Lord We lesley '.p rinciples : but surely they Whilst the London Dock Company concur in the opinion es- accommodatin to the merchants and ship-owners, with equal his Great Rooms , _ New Bond-street, THIS and FOUR FOL- ought to know, that Lord Wollesle is not the Irish Cabinet, and pressed by the said parties. in their Petition to the llountrable secorito mid denonuch, than th ese Gentlemen can ha ve no heei•,,t i e n LOWING DAYS, at Two o'Clock precisely, without res erve , that he is clearly in a minority. 13 be could not for a swoutent I titans, that the liberal policy by which British commercial lean- to engage thoch t their rat, end argea s h a a e s totim e h e greater, the splendid and valuable LIBRARY of ROOM, Books o n doubt that Nobletaan's sincenty. when he mailmen tam has isitprly haft distinguished j which promises to trade and and, accordlngly,,tbat them maximum *dr h e oahasdesawy lower Art, Galleries, Maps, &c., principally of modern works, in costly his long services; and it was his fl 41 11;:s s that his ' ilar te4c .4 ft. .. .. •), ' than the rates a4ft ior mgehectived by tbs Loothm Dock Coolonme t bindings, and compessing upwards of Four Thousand Volumes, Excellency and Mr. Plunkett were d eo i p li tie g ~. If but whiala.tbe r y clothe-ad they olibliardly vtootre to dg. a , distinguished for its costliness and purity ; formed with serupu- put down Orange principles : this e, If achieved, wouter memo, they are prepared to I ye, •so as re- 14 tt.l rsoril t the superior ativencages to the torte of Lo .don, lour regard to priority of editions, beauty of Printiot, large and powerful work, it would be a trio highly to be wished for. gards the trade of the Port of London, in respect to liti. which are - beid oat, as likely to arise from the pujocted docks fine paper, and richness of illustrations; to perfe c t w h ic h, an un in ' The measure brought before Parli was therefore only in the portation of those particular ankles which the few reqttireslo IN being Ito rot:.:: nearer the tiny than any other, the camper,' bare mited expense has been incurred by the late liberal and Noble name of Lord Wellesiev, by a Chi y , the wont at Ire. landed and secured at docks, or other " Lewa'sl Quays," fo k_ to Edo, that the sire selected immediately adjoins the London Possessor. lend was ever " cursed" with. H 'xcellency's great character. crease has been experienced, and (the Company de.,' ille, ;lock! te to stye t arid" t! . at notiae has beer given of an appiesot to r, t o t h e The Library embraces almost every work on art and science, an- splendid talents, and the whole ton of his life, must shield him decided conviction) that there is no probability of Y4Lab ream n t Hen of Conimoos, of a BO! ter making rail-ways from din ' cientand modern History, Divinity, Belles Lettres, irroy.t. , Th.. from the charge of anything like a d rture from those great Min- as should induce the Legislature to sanction a messore ra ftautein several dock nii the north side of the rover to Aid g at e . s o l id,. vela, Politics, Biography, Topography, Antiquities, the Mama, a eiPlea he had always professed. Iliseperson and character were at- with su c h disastrous consequences to the Company •.. l obo, in when tio_m?/:ted, will rsadix the distance of arca the moot di stant variety of Treatises on the Game of Chess, &c. &c. tacked by Orangemen. Mr. Omni likewise hs considered to be order to provide such security and accommodation fot,efieto.ic a ng of the docks.* loaner comparatively sunniportwo May be viewed , and catalogues at 2.8. each had, at Mr. Phillips's, their friend ; and as to Mr. Plunket he most conscientiously and of wine, spirits, tobacco, and rice; as should enable ehe;import With regard to the removal of the oboruction now existing in New Bond-street, from his heart declared, that he c him a sincere friend of of those articles to enjoy the full ben:tits of the Warehousing the navigation of the neer Thames, by the making a dock f or d, e THE LATE LORD MACDONALD'S CHOICE WINES. the Catholics It would therefore in hie opinion, rather fool- Laws, hate—as the condition that their warehouses aliould be eccewtioo of ships higher up taco the London Docks, the Company hardy in the Catholics to adopt any act which might lead to the the receptacle of those articles "in Bond," for the term oftweray- 1053 la . state, that the situation of their premises was donna iii MR.R. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he sha ll 1,.., o f hi s va l ua bl e services. H e f amously hoped that a union One years ; and, in consideration the admission of their premises prefer to that which hi now fixed u p on b y t h e pro j ectors of the SUBMIT be AUCTION, on the Premises, 76, Wel- b e t we en the t w o count rie s may prove to be a cordial one. He ad- to the privileged/ ": Legal Quays," in perpetuity—expanded an ins. Saint L. harine Dad, Principally from the strong objections which beck-street, on FRI DAY, 4th March next, and following Da, dressed them as a Protestant, for hererould assure them that there mansecapital, in full reliance that the benefit of that privilege would were f0an.: 4 4, 0 ex ist to vessel ; cf large Isolltare, will, valuable car- at One for Two precisely. by order of the Executors, the CE C - was not a d ro p o f Milesian blood hi his veins, nor was there even not be extended to others so long as the Company Would continue gees combo' ertZir oP the tiro r and that it can be estabritheft, LARS of CHOICE FRENCH and FOREIGN WINES, an int e rmarriage these 100 years wit a Catholic in his family.— to possess the means of akording, and should aSford, - th e item:eery by the clearest a nee, that the depth of the rivet is ircreosed by Liouettrs, and Spirits; ccmprising• East India h (Loud cheerin ladeira upwards security to the revenue, the merchant, and the ship-b l uer, at rea - vessels lying in neetrcam, which occasion p ar ti a l an d rapid con,. of thirty years in bottle, 140 down of rare old Malmsey, Port of g.) Mr. N. Marlow, said that therfy was net a single act of the sot:able rates and charges ; and the Company are equally satisfied, rents, and thus clesr *way the mud and drift aherever they occur ; the most approved vintages, upwards of twenty years in bottle, Association, by Revo l ution, or otherwise. which would justify their that so far from the contemplated docks being calculated to produce and, consequently, than (rent danger of obstructing the navigation Sherry. Hermitage, Sauterne, Old Port, Champagne, Frontig- enem i es in f as tenin g upon t h em any.ot those principles adverted to increased public odvanta, they will, at die same time that they would accrue, If vessels ."ere Prohibited from mantra , and toad- nac, Aquarian, Old Hock , Catalonia, Burg u ndy, Claret, Con- b y t h e last speaker. Men nary brach p r i n cipl e s, which may not se r io us ly inj ure t h e Lerni Dock Establishment, occasion a great log, and dischareng their a vgoes in the stream : partiLlaily Dow stands, Cognac Brandy thirty-two years old, Novae, Danulc, be palatable, but they, the Assochoeisa, could not gag these men, additional charge to the rever.ue, and thus injute the teveru.:, the that the quaroft of snud, whioll is carried down into the river from Ratafia, Eau d'Or, &c. and two pipes of East India Madeira. nor was t h e Assoc i at i on accounta bl e for their acts. - Ireland must merchant, and the ship-owner. all parts of London, is so much ;rester than formerly. The whole presumed to be of the purest quality, having been ever feel grateful to the ASSOCiation. Pr they had achieved an one- In support of the Company's allegation, that the effect of allowing I inally, the Comminy desire to state, that if them redly did selected with unbounded liberality and acknowledged judgment ninth! which nothing would nor coald shake. (Cheers.) lhtring such additional docks to be constructed, with the privilege of exist, or if, from the *tension of 'foreign commerce, there pa s Samples may be had six days previous to the sale, and Cates . hi s (hit. Mahon's) long *pertain never was there so favourable " Legal Quays," will be most injurious, and that the Wine are not likely to arise any want of "Legal Quays","or warehouse aCcorrinic. logues now hub at Mr, Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. a posture in the affairs of the Claim . There was a great deal to required by the trade of the port, they desire to state, that they have dation. in the port of London, the way to \obtain it„—coneistently TO BREWERS, DISTILLERS, PUBLICANS & °THE RS, praise in the Association acts, and tle to blame . Had they acted expended apar t the Laudon docks, wharfs, warehouses, &e. a sum with the interest and convenience of the meir'llant.oral ohiP - etmor ' TWO PUBLIC HOUSES, THREE DWELLING- in any way illegal , they had a • 'lam Attorney-General, who exceeding:l,2oo,oool. ; an d t h at , ow in g t o t he want o f su ffi c i ent use an d w i t h a d vantage to t h e pu bli c, w i th reference to t h e eapsuse of HOUSES, &c. would take care to bring diem a the lash it t h e law. Mr. and occupation of the accommodations thus provided, the annual Revenue Officers (which. at the London Doek, amoonta to . ill_y WINSTANLEY and SONS. Mahon then adverted to the statomewt made by the Secretary, rola- dividend to the Proprietors has not, for the last five year: exceeded 40,0(1111. per attaum) ; and, at die same time, to sulwe a rearms. THIS DAY, at 12, in Six Lets, tive to Rattly, how grossly unfounded iambi in paint of fact and 4!. 10a. per cent., and that it was, for several years g, only able rem ra unetion to the dock proprieton,—would br a iby'ailleading truth. To disprove the main char* of the Secretary as to this tact 3 per ce t .t. ; a nd t h at th e m ere c i rcumstanc e o f t h e ab use ni of Coin- to the existing docks every posoible facility, compatible with s due - would be, and will be, an easy matter. 11,0111 !. is funded. more, i n t h e mont h o f F e b ruar y l ast . anoint* the applicants for regard to the security of th e Revenue (of which character the C OM - VERY VALUABLE and IMPROVABLE FREE - HOLD ESTATES. consisting of the George and the Ship L. PLUNKETT, the Earl of Fiagall's relative, said that , Mr. the St. liatharine's Duck to bring its'-their Bill, had the instant pany acknowledge to be, the meditated cerarstion of the Customs Public-houses, and Three Dwelling-houses and Premises, Nos. 22, r u nning had elind ' ed to the ceth .., evas i v e, • p iples, but effect of lowering the va lu e of the stock of the Lon . don Dock Com- from the Excise); : and, by securing to th e Doak Company, and 23, 30, 31, & 32, Great Somerset-street, 11'hitechaod, let on ground a wou ld rove him to be " solution" piny poor cent. And the Company are able to prove, that these the other begat Qusys, the priveleges they have hitherto enjoyed, rent leases which will expire at hlichaelmas 1831 ; and a timber so` P z‘B and tiled shed in Ilarrow-alley. ROMAN CATII ISHOP. low dividends are not attributable to the magnitude of the so long at they shall continue to poss ess th e means , an d ev i nce t h e To be viewed by permission of the tenants : printed particulars Dr. AP s Ntcwonas sent In lie • idols, and enrolled him- outlay, and with the means tbteby provided of transacting disposition (which has been the oonstant asdeasoor ,if the Corn_ may be had the George and the Ship public-houses, Great S ourer- self a member, and directed a letter , approving, in highlO•colourcti bull . to the want of business, compared with the mina Pany), to afford, whilst practising the most rigid economy, the set-street ; of Messrs. Kerslake and Crealock, solicitors, 4, Regent language, the entije acts of the A and hoped t h at t h ey actually ided for conducting it. utnimit security, accommodation , and despatch , in themansecting street, Waterloo-ploce ; at the Mart ; and of NVinstanley and would continue to exist in " some sra 7 e - S - ; another. In support of their further allegation, that the large property of their business .•. sod, on die other band, that the encouragiolo Sons, Paternoster-row. Mr. Law 'Ass said, that these were the Christian heroes which vested in the London Dock was embarked in full reliance, that the . and sanctioning the expenditure of immense mama, in the consianct _ *— ________ ______ a animated the Mackintoshes against the Mod Flanders ! (North). benefit of the privilege of " Legal Quays," would be secured to the ing of supernumerary r:ral docks, can roily end in the griernas lots until the port of London should require additional sad din mointment of all patsies ;—in cousin a and expe rt . This was the fourth night of the debate in the Commons, which ProPrietors, 11 - IRURY-LANE THEATRE.—To be LET Nightly , brought around their question all the glorious, and illustrious, and ..lILI an excellent STAGE BOX foe Eight Persons, for Two noble spirits of the empire, to save the dying liberties of their Inotide a , or were willing , to th e extent of their premises, to pro- eventual ly, in the serious detriment to those very interests:of coo. Guineas and a Half. Also one at COVENT-GARDEN t country.. He read an extract f rom a letter , front London, where vide, the Company desire to refer to various public document s merge soo:skiippirf, for the benefit of which thesis additional decks THEATRE, for Six Persons, Tao Guineas and a Half.(which oill be found in the records of Parliament) and particularly ate said tole regales& large bets were made that the Aasocistion would beat Goulbunt I Tickets for the French Play. (Loud and continued cheering.) Here the Learned Gentleman to several Retorts of the Boards of Customs and Excise, at the London, February 21, 1820. I No. 6,934. :iv INFORMATION FOR MARINERS. BILOATING LIGHT AT THE NORE. THE Corporation of Ti init.!! House having take* met - sures for causing the Floating Light at the Note to be intrweved, by the exhibition of a more powerful Light than. has treasofore been shown on that Station, Notice thereof is hereby given, and Masters of Vessels, MON and a others whom it may concern, are requested to observe, that co and altar the Ist March nett, the Floating Light at the Nore will be exhibited in a new Vessel from one Lantern only, display. rag a single Light of great brilliancy in livery direction, similar to t h at at t he sunk Sand ; and that the present Lights, which are *bows from Two Lanterns suspended horizontally, will be thence. forth discontinued. By Command of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, See. Trinity-House, Louden, Jan. 11. 18211. ST. KATHARINE'S DOCKS. Fr HE PETITION to the House of Commons of the A. Proprietors of the existing Docks in the River Thames AIiAINST the CONSTRUCTION of FURTHER DOCKS, *nil* fur Signature at the London Dock House, PAnee's-street, Beak, until One &Clock TO-MORROW (this Day) the 22d inst. Loudon, Feb. "_1,1825. . TO SURGEONS, &c. AND PHYSICIANS. THE DIRECTORS of the ROYAL UNION ASSOCIATION, for Securing to the Wasting Cheeses Weekly Allowances, Medical Attendance, and Medicine during Sickness, tic., will immediately appoint General Practitioners (rho must be Members of the London College of Surgeons) to sev e ra l riatricts in the East and South Parts of the Metropolis, and to the Villages within five miles of town. ' I Physicians will also be appointed. Ayplications to be made in writing, with references as to ability, and addressed " To the Directors, 5, Lancaster-place, Waterloo br.dee." !`CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION OF IRELAND.—The DEPUTIES horn the CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION of IRELAND, beg leave most respectfully to notify, that in asmuch 211 they have been unable hitherto to obtain any op p.rtunity of making known to his Majesty's Oovernmant, cr the L:gtslature, the Injustice of the charges raised against that Saciety, they will attend every day, from Ten to Twelve o'clock in the forenoon, at the THATCHED HOUSE- TAVERN, St. Jones's-street ; and from Two to Four o'clock in the afternoon, at the King's Arms Tavern, Palace-yard. Westminster; to furnish every information that may be desired by any Member of either Home of Parliament, who may be so pod as to favour them with his inquiry, respecting the origin, objects, and proceedings of the Catholic Association of Ireland. NICII. PURCELL O'GORNIAN. Secretary to the Catholics of Ireland. COLOMBIAN MINING ASSOCIATION.—The Proprietors of this Association are hereby required to take Loti:e, that the DEED of ASSOCIATION has been approved by the Directors, and Is READY for SIGNATURE; and that it sill remain at our Office for that purpose from To-morrow, the Ilth instant, for twenty-one days, within which period the Deed trust be signed by the Proprietors, on penalty of forfeiture of the Frst Instalment. The Hours for Signature will be from Ten to Four each Day. Proprietors residing at a distance may sign by Power of Attorney, the form of which may be had at our Office. SWA IN, STEVENS, MAPLES, PEA RSE, and HUNT, Solicitors to the Association. 6, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London, Feb. In, 1815. FOR PA SSENGERS. A Chartered Ship, to sail February, and *ill be punctually despatched, either with cargo, or in ballast. Direct FOA BOMBAY, the fine fast Teak-built Ship, RE COVERY, burthen MO tons, HENRY C. CHAPMAN. Commander. lying in the City Canal. This ship has elogant Accommodations for Passengers, and will carry a regular Surgeon. Per freight or passage, apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa km Coffeehouse; :Bemis. Fraser, Living, and Co. 12, St. Helen's Place; John Chapman and Co. 2, Leackeiliall.street ; and JOHN S. BRINLEY, No. ' -&712-hilL Persons desirous of ei3posin g of their Boxes for the Season, Week, or alternate Nights, apply . to CHARLES WRIGHT, Wine Merchant, nest to the Kings Theatre, Opera Colonnade, who has now 00 Sale a parcel of the finest CHAMPAGNE. Just landed, at Us. per dozen, price and quality unequalled in Erniand. Assneistion _ cheering.) Here the Lear. 4 Gentle,— lauded Lord Liverpool, who, in the case of the Queen, begged his Majesty to . pause upon that prosecution ; he thought that lie would now likewise prevent public excitez,ent. The Catholic Clergy were most nionerous to-day, as subscribers. Their letters were couched in nervolls, strong, round language, not to be misunderstood. C. Coacrs r, Esq. and his Son subscribed—He would consider it a disgrace to his name, although a Protestant, if he did not coins forward. THE Al,llll'. :"!! To Sail on the 10th )larch. FOR BENGAL, with liberty to Land Passengers at Madras. the fast-sailing Teak Ship LADY FLORA, THOMAS WDONNELL, Commander; Bunhen 700 Tons. This Ship carries* &upon, and is elegantly fitted up for Pas sengers. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jenne. lent, Coffee House; to Messrs. Coeltarell, Trail, and Co., No. U. Aus:in ; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY. No. la, Birehin.laae, Gambill._ A detachment bclonging to tiTe hi battalion of the ('-,ratter Guards, und.r the command of an officer, is ordered to ir.arch day front Westminster for Britian., for the purpost of relieving a Nimilat detachment., *hid' is otdered to London. HOTEL GIRARDIER, 48, HAYMABEET. DEPARDON has the honour to inform the No bilityy voitilkorry who have hitherto patronised his Estab. lishnuslt, that emadderable A &Mena sod Impirsprocnons, hare bee► made, tending to the Comfort and Accommodation of the Visitors, and that an extra C.ofee.room has been opened from 133, Jtrmys. street. Parties ma be accommodated with private Dinner.ro N.B. Foreign Wines of the finest quality. Suppers after the Opera, as usual. • A detachine* belonging to the let battalion of the Dretalet G nude, under the command of a sergeant, is ordered to march tn. morrow morning from Westminster fur Reading,. to reptscii a timi. tar d rt~b went, oakzed to.Lontlian. Dlsasrtatuts Ikelotaleep—ta it...Lie-al, 13th, 11114 a, UtIN 20th, 81st. 44th, 471 b„ bath, 64 h . BMII, aadl4ti Regime - ltr of Foot, the East India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked on the fith instant, under the command ot etaff Sorgeaut 1( Winn's, at Cork, fur Bristol, on route to the depots of their ropective Detachments belonging to the 4th (the Qaeen' t Own). and the 13th Regiments of Light Dragoons, the Yd, :;tti, 24th, 27th, 30ih, 31st, 30th, list, 43d, 44th, 45th, 4';uh, 64th, f7th, 69th, 89th, 9.3 th. and Nib Regiments of Font, and the East India Company's Infantry, embarked on the 84h inst. under the command of Sergeant Word, at Dublin, far Bristol, on rout:, to the depots of thtir respective battalions. ratity and the Prihathoi unbounded acclamation. lic Hie. My. Al•N•ata••, of the county of Clare, observed, that there was • Catholic Priest in his neighbourhood, the Rev. AIL 111'1,001in, atm built two Catholic chapels—he asked what " Pampered Protestant Bishop had done so much ?" Sir J. Bc itkE, Minsk, has announced his having-joined the de putation for London. The Earl of Kr a Valle regretted his inability to go with the deputation, but he united most cordially in all the proceedings of the Association ; he felt happy in the unanimity of the Catholics. The Earl. his Countess, Laily Mary Gage, &c. the whole sub scribed nearly 30/. including the Hun. AIL Broome, &c. &c. To sail from Gravesend early This Month, FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH WALES, the fine New Ship SECURITY, burthen Ma Toga, WM. HENRY DRISCOLL, Commander. lying in the London Docks. Has only room for a few Tons of Light Goods and Passengers. This Ship, baring a considerable part of her C,argc, engng•d and Shipping, sad her Accommodations being very superior (having a Poop and Quarter-Galleries), uff;rs au excellent opportunity to Passengers desirous of despatch. For knight or Passage apply to Messrs. Donaldson, Wilkinson. and Co. 53, Old Broad-street ; or to W M. ABERCROMBIE, 4, Birchin-lanc. rrEN POUNDS REWA RD.—tithe Person who wrote 1 a Letter, dated the 31st of January last, and sent by Two penny Post through the " Strand" Office on that day, addressed to a Lady in a street near Hanover-square, in the name of Smith, or any other Person will come forward and enable Blesses. Hurd and Johnson, of the inner Temple, London, to adduce satisfactory Proof before a 51agi..trate, at whose instance and by whom such Letter was written, he or she shall, on the same being so proved, receire of the said Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Ten Pounds Re ward for the trouble. HLRD and JOHNSON, Temple. TrBE BILIOUS PILLS, prepared by F. NEWBERY 1 and SONS, are the discovery of a Physician of the first emi nence at the present time. In an extensive practice for some years he Inn employed them in the most obstinate Bilious 011143 with un varying niece's. They operate principally as a deobstrutnt and purgative ; they promote a proper action of the liver in the secre tion of bile, or correct it when in a vitiated state. °bane tions of the stomach and bowels are gradually removed ; and. by giving tone to the biliary ducts and strength to the system, they affoni relief to those who suffer from nervous attacks, sick head ach, giddiness, indigestion, and gouty affection. The Bilious Pills have the name " F. Newbery" engraved in the government stamp on each Box, and are sold at No. 46, St. Paul's Church-yard, and by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, London, and all Venders in the Country, price 2s. ild. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, inanufsetur. tag chemists, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. ltd., or with glass stoppers at 4s. 6d. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their various Agents in the metropolis and through. out the United Kingdom : but it cannot be genuine unless their names are engraved on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the Venders of the Magnesia may be had, authenti. rated by a similar stamp, HENRYS AROMATIC SPLRIT of VINEGAR, the invintion of Nr.HENRY, and the only genuine prepared= of that article. No. 31, STRAND. THE NEGRO BOY, OR SUPERSTITION SUB DUED. Near Portsmouth, the " Battle of Minden " the Slaw, An Inn long renown'd for good cheer and old wine, A handsome young hostess, and excellent lodging; An I /Nicer lately cane over from France, No longer in idle attendance to dance, His occupants Monsieur moat gladly disgorging. 'Chia Officer, then, ev'ry comfort ensuring, At Battle of Minden ' a lodging procuring, And items of Use and of Ornament lacking; In dress predetermin'd to shine all resplendent, Directed, o'er all, that his sable attendant A quantum should purchase of Warren's Jet Blasking. The mild youth of Afric the mandate obey'd, When lo! in the Boots, by the luminous shade Of the Jet, like a mirror, his dark features glaring ; He geed in amaze, long with extacy Mute. Thai angled, as lau g h d with him the Child in the Boot, And eagerly thence to his Massa repairing ; " 0 come, Massa Captain," he said, " come and see Him live in de Boot—Wacky child' as soe— Mush like as my poor leteel balder him seem, Hon die--him come lack—die no more," and his eyes Were glisten'd by joy, when, aghast with surprise, Two " Childs ' he viewed in the Boot's jetty gleam. His Mara the cause of the vision explained; And now in the youth was delusion His mind Superstition no longer attacking ; Enhanc'd thence, in fame, is the fine glossy hue That dress can improve, and dark Error subdue, Of Warren's resplendent, inimited Blacking ! This esey.shining and. brilliant BLACKING, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 90, Strand, London ; and Sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID, is Bottles, ad. 10.1. 12d. and 18d. each. Also, PASTE BLACK/NO, in Pots, Id. 12d. and DM. each. A Shilling Pat of Paw a equal to Four Is. Bottle* of Liquid. THE VERY LAST WEEK or SELLING OFF. Fifteen Thousand Pounds Wonh of NEW STOCK must be SOLD OFF Immediately, without reserve. in consequence of C. MALTBY's ill health: he is recommended to retire into the country. He begs is return his best thank, to his numerous Friends and Customers, who gave him such a deci,led preference in his new house in Regent-wieet, and assures them. the whole of his Stock of Linen Drapery, Silk lilercery, Haberdashery, Hosiery, Lace, ..nd Gloves, must be Sold Off; and, as an inducement to an immediate sale, at a much lower rate than the said Goads are to be purchased fur at any House in London. The House and Shop being a:ready disposed of, the Goods must all be positively cleared away on or before the 28th of February instant. No. 212, Regent-street, opposite St. George's Chapel, now building. H VDRABAD CASE. On Wedne;ciavwilibepublished, pries Ss. Cd. ALETTER to the Right Hon. GEO. CANNING, with REMARKS on the VOLUME of HYDRABAD PAPERS printed for the Use of the Eur India Proprietors. By the Hon. DOUGLAS KINNAIRD. Printed for J. M. Richardson, 23, NOVEL EXTRAORDINARY !!! This day is published, in two volumes, post octavo, rice l3s. in beards. FI'CZ LLEYNE of BERKELEY ; a Romance of the Present Times: full of Facts, Fancies, and Recullec. tiuns. Trials and Tales, and Strange Conceits. By BERNARD BLACKMANTLE, Author of the English Spy, &c. Published by Sherwood, Joon, and CO. Paternoste:-row; and sold by the Booksellers of Gloucester, Cheltenham, and Bath. RIVINGTONS' CONTINUATION OF THE ANNUAL REGISTER. Published by the late Mr. Dodsley. On Saturday next, the 28th. will be published, in one large volume, Bro. price 11. in boards, THE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, a View of the His tory of Politics and Literature of the Year 1890. This vo lume will complete the Series published by Killington', from 1791 to 1811 inclusive, axy volume of which may be purchased sepa rately. The volume for 1812 will be published with as little delay as possible. ••• Riringtons have lately published the volumes for 1820 (corn mencing with his present Majesty's reign), 1821, 1822, and ltl2, price 18s. each. — Price 10a. 6d. the Third F.dition of /VrORN&GS AT BOW-STREET; a Selection of the most humorous sod entertaining Bow-street Reports, published hi the " Morning Herald:" revised, enlarged, with Notes, Ice. By J. WIGHT, Bow-street Reporter to the " Morning Herald." With Twenty-eve Illestratiene, by George Cruikshank. " They did wither humours of men day ly wherever they came." —Aubrey MS. A few copies will be printed with proof impressions on India paper, price 16e.; and the Illustrations may be had separately, price Ss. Gd., or proofs on India paper, Printed for Wheatley and Adlard, 108, Strand. ••• To this Edition is added a Frontispiece, designed and en graved by George Cruikshank, which may be had separately, by purchasers of the former Editions, on plaiu paper, IL ; proofs on India paper, Is. Gd. On the 28th will be published, B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.— No. KCVO. foe February, 1823. C.oxetwee Lord Byron—ll. Morning—lll. Night IV. To -- V. Sonnets. No. 1. Vanity. No. 2. The World. No. 3. Destruction. Nu. 4. Human Life—Vl. Thoughts upon Thoroughfares—VlL Letters from the Vicarage. No. 3. VII I. 'fhe Shepherd's Calendar. Class & The Lasses—lX. American Writers. No. 3.—X. The Political Economist. Essay 2. Part 2.—Xl. New Series of Sayings and Doings—X H. Works preparing for Publication—Xlll. Monthly List of New Publics. trona—Xl V. Appointments, Promotions, &c.—XV. Births, Mar riages, and Deaths. Also, No. XCVIII,ar March, 1826. Coissmirss:-1. T he Roman Catholic Church of Ireland-- 11. The "krbaltern. Chaps. 1,2, 3, and 4.-IH. Hoer Germa nic. No. 20. Schiller's Wilhelm Tell—lV. O'Doherty on Irish Songs.-.V. The Illiberal, No. I.—V I. Letters from the Continent. No. 2.—V11. Works of the First Importance. No. I. Antorrunarchi's Lost Days of Napoleon_V 111. The Mi nuet—lX. 'f he Narrative of the Death, of Blanche of Bourbon— X. lietsche's Outlines to fridolin—X I. Chapters on Church.yards. Chap. 7.—X11. Beck's Medical Jurisprudence—TlM Noctes Ambronana. No. 12, kn. its. Printed for William Blackwood: Edinburgh ; and T. Strand, London. • DUKE OF WELLINGTON. • Mr. Corr! wI3ER regretted that the Duke of Wellington should close the doors of the Constitution against those men, such as Mr. Brown, who had shed their blood by his side : the morning of battle, he did not insist upon arms being taken ont of Catholic hands. (Greet applause at the utterance of this sentiment.) .Mr. LAWLESS eulogized Lord Keninare, and his having 80,000 L per year—" he to be kept in a state of servility !" Earl Fingall wrote a complimentary 'rites, and afforded a most satisfactory reply for his not being able to go to London, his state of health being extremely delicate. °Tenor Don is among the persons constituting the deputation. The Milesian Prince of Coalinga M`Dermott, of Sligo, has become a member. . _ _ tie‘eral Pr*taunts have subscribed, bpt none of any leading dis tinction. The members non amount in number to nearly 3,000. Tnenty. seven country rumen subscribed. ORANGE LODGES. Mr. O'REILts . could contradict a certain Member of Parlia ment, who denied having belonged to any Orange principles. Ile ( Mr. O'Reilly) knew of his having gone every Wednesday to a house where an Orange lodge was kept, at the hour and time of meeting. ALLEGATIONS OF THE MEMBERS OF PARMA ENT. The respective topics urgedl:Wita; Members during the debate have been repelled. but cautiously as Members, by Mesa. Law less, O'Reilly. 31ahon, &e. The Sub.Sheritf who returned the panel for the Joey that ac quitted the prisoners tried for the murder at Ballybay, in the north of Ireland, was himself at the head of an Orange procession on the 12th of-July, previous to the trial. Sir George Hill had declared in the House that there was not an Orangeman in " the eirele of his acquaintance." A gentleman from Derry flatly contradicted this, what he termed a falsehood, for he practically knew that be had none other but Orange friends. Sir George-had alluded to Catholic funds, &c. ; but did he for get his having gone through the town of Derry. on a certain occa sion, to have a fund raised for himself ? A good deal of irony was indulged in by Mr. Lawless on this toMc. Sir George should come into court with "clean hands." The public coffers were often too full, and those coffers had been employed for other pur poses besides those of the "public beoelit." PROTESTANT DISSENTERS' PETITION IN FAVOUR OF CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Four thousand signatures were signed by the Dissenters of the North, in favour of Catholic Emancipation. (Tremendous and loud chewing continued for five minutes.) Sir George HtU was called the "old 'Prentice Boy of Deny" by Mr. 1./wLtss, who eulogised the Dissenters' petition; "and here," said he, " I always held the opinion that they would main. tain the strong ground." Nothing important, more then the reading of the names and rub seeiptions, was originally intended to have taken place at this Meeting. At seven o'clock, the sum received was 7401., to which there re main to he added all the monies handed in by Members, exclusive of that sum ; so that the Rent this weak is, at the lowest computa tion, front BM. tr 9001 UNIrEILVITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, FEB. 19. On Saturday cat the following Gentlemen were admitted to Degrees : Dogma IN MSDICINE.—Francis Bisset Hawkins, Exeter College. BACHRLOR IN DIVINITY.— Herbert Oakley, (hie/ College, Grand Compounder. MASTRIIII or Airs—Robert Perfect, Queen's; Rev. Thomas Hatton Wilkinson, Exeter College: James Hardwicke Dyer, Trinity College; Bev. William Hest Everard, Balliol College. Bacoctoas eu Aaron—Robert Sheraon, Si. Mary Hall; Thomas Archer Prises, William Polwhele, Exeter College; Eger ton Venable* 14111041, Student of Christ Church ; Francis Bassett, Trinity College; Brook George Bridges, Oriel College; Edward Harbin, Ifradhan Collage. On IVednesdiy hot Mr. Anthony Grant was admitted Scholar of New Colleg:. On Thursdry last the Act of the last City Council, acknowledg ing the ming , of the instrument releasing the Mayor, Bailiffs, and o:ba citizens from the observance of the accustomed ceremony on St. Scholastic's Day. was read in Convocation. Oa the ame day Mr. James Pc Saumarez, Scholar of Pem broke Colley:, was admitted to .he Degree of Bachelor of Arts. „imports ,ore period when the London and West India Docks were in contem plation ; wherein it will be scen, that the building of detached warehouses, ” encompassed by walls," was the indispenaible con dition of the admission of the London Dock Company to that poi. vilege ; and, accordingly, they have expended no less than 65.0001. (which, with simple interest to, the present time, amounts to up wards of 1211.500:.) in the construction of such wails ; and basing done so, their Act of Incorporation empowers them " to build or cane to be built, from time to time, qUa}s and wharfs adjoining to the said docks ate' basins, convenient and sufficient Cr the trade eelbasaseskidak t aocks • : 4,1 the leading at: l l42r Ing, isdflef; sur f fifillvt'VW fonds wares, or that may or shall, at airy time or times, 1:c legally landed or ship ped at the said quays or wharfs ; and, for the greater accommoda tion of the trade of the port of London, the said quays and wharfs shall be deemed and taken, and are hereby declared to be deemed and taken, to all intents and purposes whatsoever, to be legal quays and a harfs, for the landing, re-landing, arid discharging , landing and shipping of any goods, waree, and merchandise whatsoever, within the port of London. With a view to any future increase in the foreign trade of the port, the Landon Docks were originally formed on an extensive scale, and at the same time, upon plans which admit of, and faci litate the construction of additional works within the premises of the Company, as occasion should arise; and the Company have, accord. ingly, front time to time, provided every further accommodation which the trade has required ; and they have, for a length of time been, and are now ready to appropriate thirteen additional acres of ground, about seven of them for docks, and six of them foe legal quays and warehouses, without any increased charge to the re. venue, whenever the same shall be wanted by the commerce or shipping of the port. These thirteen acres of ground have been in the possession of the London Dock Company upwards of twenty years, and during that period, have afforded them no revenue; it having been reserved for the express purpose of supplying such further accommodation as might in process of time be required. In support of the Company's further allegation, that additional docks (which would so seriously injure their property, anti add to the charge of the revenue) would benefit neither merchant nn ship-owner, the Company desire to state, that if, in addition to the capitail of 3.200,0001. invested in the London Docks, • further sum or 1,352.752/. (the estimated cost of the proposed St. Katha rine's Dock) were to be invested in further docks, with all the daily expenses necessary to the proper conduct of the business thereof, either the trade and shipping of the port must be burthened with rates and charges higher than those existing ; or both esta blishment', in a struggle rather for existence titan profit, moat be reduced to a diminished scale, and great portions of the works be suffered to fall to decay. The Company desire, in this place, to submit, for consideration, whether the sanctioning an investinent of a large capital in the construction of an unnecessary number of Dock Establishments is any port, would not be acting in direct opposition to the fundamen tal principle of the bonding and warehousing system ; the great object of which was, to set free the large capitals, which, therefore it had been the practice of the merchants to lock up in duties, which were payable upon the landing of their goods. In support of the opinion herein expressed, that the Po r t of London has not yet derived any important accession of trade front the legislative measures above alluded to, for extending the general commerce of the empire, the Company desire to state, that at the time of the passing of the %Warehousing Act (4th Geo. IV. cap. 24.) they, on tire invitation of the Board of Customs, set apart and fitted up, at a considerable expense, an extensive floor, for the ex press purpose of securing, in the most approved manner, to the amount of upwards of NO tons of such additional articles of merchandize, as it was expected might be deposited under the new provisions of that law ; it; that the whole of the said articles which have entered the London Dock, from the passing of the said Act, on the 12th May, 1823, to the present time, amount only to about 1100 tons ; and that the quantity remaining in the ware. houses, on the 31st December last, was only about 240 tons; so that, by far the greater portion of the space which has been so specially provided (at an expense, in a clerk and attendants, of 500/. to the Company, and of upwards of GOO/. per annum to Government, in officers and others) has remained unoccupied. In support of the further opinion herein expressed, that no such increase in the trade of the Port of London is likely to result from the operation of the legislative measures before alluded to, ea. to call for additional " Legal Quay" room, beyond tali which the existing docks can afford, the Company would retr i a l *, that the liberal measure of the legislature, in allowing the 'a/ethia dons of the British Colonies in America and the West la t h es to be exported direct from thence to any part of the world, and (in like manner) of permitting the private East India trade to be earned on direct with the pnneipal outports ; and the no less liberal acts of his Majesty's Government, in emendieg to tweeds of fifty outports, including nine ports of Ireland, the privileges of the warehousing laws, (to 'which tire thriving state of the general trade of the kingdom may be greatly attributed) have a powerful tendency (and which will naturally in crease) to divert from the Port of London, a considerable portion of the trade which it previously enjoyed : sod, with respect to any increase in the general foreign trade o f the port which may h ave taken place in the last year, the Company are satisfied, that, when the official Accounts thereof "hall be laid upon the table of the Honourable House, it will be seen that there has been little or no increase in the trade with countries in Europe, except in corn (of which there was imported, in the last year, a quantity equal to 86,000 tons), and timber, which importations have io no degree increased the badness of the " Legal Quays," air v essel s La m with timber or corn, either discharge their cargoes in docks which have the privilege of " sufferance" only, or in the River Thanes.l With regard to the allegation of the petitionen for the gains Katharbte's Dock, that " the Commerce of the Port of London will not receive its full share of the advantages of the %Warehousing Act, unless the heavy rates and charges upon the landine, housiog 2 i bondiog, and shipping of goods, with which it is hardened, shall undergo material and permantet reductien." the Company desire INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Fstt. 19. EWT TIED INWARDS —CORONA, Gibbs, from Rotterdam ; Swift, Anis, frum St. Michael's; Cumberland, Clements. frogs Lisbon Daniel, Matthew,. from Seville; Lark, Brown. from St. Mic hael's; Eclipse, Thompson, from St. Michael's; Vrouw Elizabeth, Steene, from Ostend ; Aurora, Bonet:. from St. John's, N.B. ; Elizabeth, NPaks, from Cadiz; diarshal Blucher. Blake, from Rotterdam; iris, Ferris, from Pernambuco; Ednun.rch Packet, Ellis, from Rotterdam ; Vrou w li e nd r i ns , ()ever, from Antwerp; Hann!, Sully, from Dunkirk; Jane Bourn, Eiliou, from Whitstable; Ardent, Boyd, from Belfast ; Europa, Actho-y, from New York; Vrourr Margaretha, Wren, front Antwerp; Christians, Whyte, from Jamaica; Brunswick, Graham. from A' v., weep; Bohai Vertragiing„ Vauderplas, from Etuges ; RtrculA. W ince rougliel. from Dunkirk. ENTERED OUTWAUDS.—Veronica, Robert:, for Quebec ard Montreal; Pearl, Achino.y, for Tearrifre and Slaracaibu ; Foxier, Brown, for Hamburgh. CLEARED OV T WARDP.—Margaret, Hart, for Rotterd dra A:k, Rayner, for Berl/ice; Hawk, Loveys, jun. for Neafou'adtand and New York. CLEARING 013XWARDE.—Eataclon, IVighttruni. for Glhraltar and Attu:Aria; Mary, Clore, for Jamaica ; Jan a arid Tbercsa, Aston, for Marseilles; &len, Smith, for Hurlbut a rh ; Robert ant: Sarah, Willson, for ditto; Etrualoua t Wellbso'4. for Rio Janeiro; Lively, Baxter. for Bordeaux ; Mint, Smith, N.! I,i,bon Sr.! Quebec ; Speculation, for Faro. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. PAIMITuir, Ft rt. !9.-- 'f'he stern of a boat paa Lef.Y. L.tet,f picked up it this neighbourhood, with `• Sarah, et 1 4 04d0.., Pita tees," on it, and pert c.r the stern of a vessel wiib the folkwizg It:• ter, an it, apparently lately Painted : —" . Kg N T.” DEAL, kEle• 2t—The t tlizi, aDr.tus, from ('array::-:, 0:43 run on haard of on Satin' • y night, r the s out h F oret ." :. L t . • brig, and had bet bowsprit. fuse-tr imam, carr i ri aw ay , Oat proceeded this morning tor Loode at . WARIMURTII, FL:B. 13.-7: h e N ymp h, H ut ou iton, f rom Euun derland to Abeud'en, &true'. on Moseley Rocks, Lit Llgnt, eLd wul be winked. The e'en and materials tared. The Vt. Ele e, g'.eint, from Rotterdam to flaniburgit, tacemd • log to a letter fern., c,Jolise e cid o r 7th Feb.) was e:randed on the 4th, upon the St 4 ; many gacds were tc.sheel ~Ittboard. 11. e tmandattaas had, prevented the peeple from of gtuair.g to ur.load :bc catla. which Mil damaged. V LeSEIS 1/01LIII WlTH.—Christka. P.1:011, GUT,CCk to Jamaica, 4:uti December, by the Maria, M•Larty. aired at Thomas % Delight, from Si. Petersbingh 7th inst. bearici; for Noce dy, lia7ing ha t her sails. b u lw ar k s , &c. the Lied,., arrived at Cawll. ?Lingua), Pcverei, London to Jamaica, by the Dart, Comae, arrived at Port , tr.outit from St. Michael's. The A,-.a Lt.. tabcia, Tankersley, arrived at Padstow from tit. Michael's, spot, on 3..1 inst. a large brig, trom Saaderlacd to New Y6sk, taPF O ' 4l to be rimed Calypso. 81110CRIXO Rachel Smith. of 1 1 01::cair under-Line, neglected her child of nbout seven yews 04 r p shat:..'- fully, that upon cane of the neighbours gang mut the room wit ac it gas, they ftund thr poor infant had actcally eaten Fait of tt,.. blanket shies covered it ! The unnatural mother was fc drinking at a rubise-nowise, and takes into cuitorly by Mr. It ood , . the deputy constables The child died era ibeilaredny alarms , . and die stretched metier mangled herself wit.. • haat:ken:Met in the lersk-upe. Inquests were held on both the won,. std. the case nf the chtt.l, the jury foetid a verdict of—" Find Ls :he t ',e lect of, and the want of due attention tcwardi it by the Tr c the • In that of the woman the mallet wsti..—•• Lunacy - -sorpolgo: that the areal of punish:Laid, topeater with tiotror cad recovrte, must have causal mental deraganent. Stvant CONFLICT.—()III 'natality kit, a man nax 64 l Thomism Penny, brought a Lea: to anchor within NO rude of tit beach of Feisty, aod. th.nk.ng he coat tk.r., threw turmoil In tit the WA, With a cash of contraband op.rits on hi. back. nal *want ' ashore. lle had, Awes tee. tcarcely reached Ist .tt when he was discovered, partied, and aVertaisen, by a cona-blothade our: ,a dreadful scuffle now a oft place. Penny was unatosed. hat • bsuiy • postcard of rest toddy streostl. he deleuded t,itekolf with the utmost dewy canon. againot the broad sword of La vs.:dant. fie at length fell from loss of blond. btavzs oat of his ems broke , d‘ ear comptgely cut through, sad Ws body tiortalty avowed wimado.—The recovery of the unfortunate Muggier vary dot L. • iJI.--Sinotiiinpsas Herold. 4 j , . t• ;•-• 4 I 91 ,4 1, , .14 • ,11(1 • 4t. I I 1 I ; I