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fione4l non en, Rifest Won. Gees&ono rur the 'hi Liter ..1 liis ;owl and heart. (Jr then took r de tailtd revier of the unhappy progress' of this fever rod eineelsiderl h. snitiiig. shat one • g stst evil vow the supenititiesilent population of the countrv. A u lt...our:Me Member, W Wee Wale, we Con ed ant ha re t iloimnsty the hutment. and gem.- jou . f rr h,, g II f the people isi the inickt of all the i olisfortunes which twirl thew in ilia state in which thee irrfe 1.11C0.1. Mr. C. GOMM erplained. Mr. VALENTINE BLAKE concurred in the opi• 1111111 W Ise. tooled, that some tom- on 11 , 4 e laip.e hefirr the great hulk of the pehple I wlawl could Iw hrwoglii to notate We of the renseille* *lnt h .ogite•tril sheivisdees on thia "C". 1"". Flt bolieti the 11.ittar would .re the propriety of oilopt loll( the 11.11.1. Ihrroort'a meow r..—/Hen./ Aldlersnion WOOD maid, that to hie visits In below' he Grand s went of cephal the prevailing thowl'ack now" she energies of the peopfr. SirJoini Nrwront replied, and the motion was agreed so. PXIITCH thin M. On the motion of iler loan Aosocties of SCOTLAND, • SRI cu. bronchi in for do boot residatior ut 11w pe.u. Snarl , Alto,' of Scotch Swells Mr Elsie doddt. d half sueasuies, and conceived • more tißcrot coo.roi ovet query. • inSl . ll I.F.R Y FINES IN IRELAND. General Ilan?' imetp.mi d a itil Ihr 21uI invtart his motion svarcilog Orr Fon% on I •r..w so 1 .3111414 in Leland. FRENCH CLAIMS. motion of M • • RoueNts, Ihr Report an the Teritch 1 'Amoy /1. 1 1 en- 1 ...0wn...1m0.' 11..22.1 ta Apo il. . Mr. I.lstilimaTor brunt( .1 in liii ('rural Frinnirs 8011, and thr Excite. I,n ..asr Bell, is Isiclo *err severally read a pecsra.l hale, Mel ordrrlPll to br C 011114411 Ird to 111,01"rs611/ The Holyhead Read Bi l l 14 I , ad m'cood time. Ott itte ussiourn or Ylr. CIII.CRAPT, Mr Mull, I was or- Jere.' in he olooclooor,rl.l frumelo.(ll.l, it llllWAritig from the cerlitiiale of his physician that he WI% c.otfiortl by limb*. sirofitimo loud Emits*Toll rase moture or a mot .nu for the 27,1, April fur I. br o il iu a Belt for the to tier regulation of !Mit•lo s< and Scoino• VI 41h th.• m hum of Wi. Arrotinis were or lodo.srotot. aul ( . ..oir.clio••l6 . isi lirlaud for Ca pll.ll fr..m Ibr ..ear 11786 So t h e yea► 1814. Thu eoB. r 1 h tiro. 0,1 h. thy Wrfr dire read, and the Ilutsie a puined at ELeetli e'CLoiaa JURIIGN INTELLIGENCE. threste i wa him, 1;14 ofitile, ard Elie *WI. So fir he quer...Med ; but nt tire o'clock the Cooponin was Wesliril ovo , rll oirol, with thr...e saohno, our of whoa) was IVeli. This PVelli is the int re inotThrliely. rs Coptorin Norris w4io only 30 years old. Hood its nil rewect% n min of great orient, who leaves a wife end four young children. Thtv sisieeneut ies - igned by 11r. Dutton. agent at Cuxhaven. Eliehung.. nn London, 48th and 30th March -33. 51.-33. 81. NUMEROVS AND HOST RESPECTABLP. CATHOLIC NEIsTING Al' I.OIIIIIPOOL. At a General Meeting of the Members of the Board of British Catholics, resident in and near Liverpool. at the George Inn, Dale -street, the 4341 day of March, 1919 (held in pursionice or the Resolutions entered into by the Board its Loudon, in the month of June, la 17, relative to the form ing of Cionionittees of the Momd in each of the principal towns where the Catholic population is considerable), THOMAS MOLTNECX 9F.P.1., of Hurst House, E.q. tin ihr The following Resolutions were unanimously passed : ltraoLV►v I—THAT, in pinsumwe of, and fur the pu r . pules set foils in the above•recited Iteuntatiem, It is ea. runt fur the Member of the London Huard, resident in, and near I.IVF.RPI R )L, forty, themselves into a Cam. 'Mina., and they sr. bent', Curetted into a Committee ■c eortilinßly. a.—THAT every Mealier of the Aiwa in London. mi. deaf in the Cocaine's of LANCIIIIVII, Ciissraa, ind the Patarceratecv of Wahea, shall he elivbie to become Member uf, and to take part in, the proceedings of this Com mittee. 3 —THAT his Orate the Doke of N.irf"lk, Hereditary Field Marshal of En 10•1114. Chairman of the London Board, and 61 ward Jeroingitsm, f:%ti Barrister at 1-sw, Secretary to the some Board, be, and are hereby r Jetted !Wernher. of thn Conianitice, with whom, and their appointees, °Aida' eomotunicasino shall stogie he held. lI.—THAT an Aunnal Ileetirrt of the !Wernher* of the Board be held in LIVERPOOL, for the pnrpose of taking into consideration the heat mode of co.operating with the Board in LONDON, and nor breihrrn generally, resident in the COvirrina of Latee•svan, CRPOTER. and the Path ctvat.rry of War./a, in furthering the treat object, erbieli all mast have in ow,: the repeal of the lairs rental rin force again.' the C.itholiee or Great Britain. *loch have the most distramitiny operation Upon every Member of the Catholic reseimanity. —THATb Mtn Roman, Esq. Member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, and Hr. Joseph Rinlaall , he, wed are hereby •It etrd Honorary Secretaries to this Committee. S.—THAT a Sub-Committee, inclusive of the before mentioned Illi-errtsries, with power to add to their number (three beluga quorum). he appointed In conduct the ordi? nary business of the Committee, who shall 'womb), usi the first day of r very month, and oftener, if they ref At. That the mid Soh-Committee shall continue its office for two years from the doe hereof; and, nn the expiration of that term, shall be eligible to be re-chosen at the then myna en suing Annual Meeting. 7.—THAT tie following Gentlemen be, and are hereby appinotrd the Sigh.Conetnitior, vii— hilt THOMAS MOLYNEIn SEEIL. I MR. ROGER LEIGH, Mt. tiSsWOHTH. Ma. JOHN MASON. /11*. P. M. Will TNA IL. Mit. JOHN SLATER, Mt JOSEPH BIRDSALL. II —THAT the Seh-Commitier he instrutled to open so immediate cumsseekalien with the renpeclire Catholic Coss. greentioos of Istee, Lythate, Formby, Combs, Netherton, Gill-Moss %Vaults's. Appleton. Sclsolen. Se. Helen'., awar ritieton, Alackbrook. Glenwood, Orrell, Worm. Standish, VVrialstanitun, Ourscosille, Rearnbrick, Ormeitirk, New. House (Aughtuu), Chester, Paddiagtoti, HOIIiOU sad Holy. well. 9 —THAT at every Annual Mealier a Plelitcription shell 6t euteml two, for the porpoise of flefrayin the itteidetttal emulates of the Committee, who shall appoint Ike day for such Annual Meeting. 10.—THAT Mr. Roger Leigh he requested to weep. the ° See or Treasure► to the Cusamit lee. THOS. SIOLTN EVE SEEL, Chairman. ROGER LEIGH, Esq. in the Chair. 11.—That the Thank' of this Ifeeiine be, and are hereby •uteri in Thomas Molyneux Srel, Esq. fur his able conduct in the Chair. ROGER LEIGH. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS. Aram 3. Acconnts bow Germany animism*, that her Royal -Highness the 'Marilyn of Cambridge has been safely deliteved of a 1 1, hire. Lied Unmet, as. E..glish died ' , emeriti..., in th,s mitt. The Hun. Mr=. Portman, his sister, and Lind Clifsed a his testamentary executor, will I ,B l' the last dunes. by &Mewling his funeral oh *Nines on Monday ore. His body will be carried to England. Th• caw of the attempt an theiife of the Dahe of Wellington is fixed fir trill on the loth Slay. Among 11w witnesses wk., will be matted err, this. Doke of Wellington, Lard Kt ~,,, and, General Murray, sod several other English 7.114 Belgians of no .k. Ileuri-Rorfulphe Vaud. the 'murderer of Kole.- hue, shed tit hi• wounds in the night iiirlWeell the. 451. et Moteitesits. The grJee hoot thus closed against the borovertent raw-veil Irmo him. It is now said that he was not .6 solilary maniac, timing from the single impulse of his own mind. It appears, if the accounts be trite. that s regular *roamer of death was ities,e.l by the arseietblril ottolento of the Uesisersity of Erlangen ul the wit•rto,loto 11C-Ig• bun, for having lithickrd ti licentinuatiesa which existed in the (;arisen (Jotter iittet6e' lots serr dsawis to determine olio should he the exetiltioner, when M. Sand was the suecerVel condurlate. said proceeded, as bar been rioted. to Manheitn, to discharge this shocking obligation. 1114.311WRGH PAPER;. HANovER, e 6. .1 tie a fishes of our beloved Gsseerosir•General, of the whol e Rival Family, and of the subjects of two kir:whims. are fulfilled by the happy delivery of her Royal High's.", the Duchess of Cambridge, this monolog, at two o'clock, of a Prince. The jny at this event is gesiersl, and is increased by the bulletin issued to-day by the physicians (Drs. Stieglitz and Heine), giving a favourable account of the health of the Dueness' and of the young Prince. Ilia Royal IN:lmes. the Duke of Clarence, arc 1111 l - priori! by the Eat' of Mayo, was in the anti• chamber of the Duchess, with Mr. Bose, the Briiish Ambas sador (at Bee leis), who was sent hither as Biiyal Commissioner usi this occasion. and they were the lint who were informed of the happy 'sent. Cou viers and expresses were immediately dispatched with the liras to Loudon, Cassel, Strelitz, and Berlin. Ilrr floglooro.o. the Laisilgravisie of Ilrose, taintlitr -111-iaw to .the Duke id Cambridge. has just al. I.eri here. No Prince or Princess of our rate g has been loon here since 1706, en whiles the P. once,- Elizabeth Caroline, third daughter of George 11. was borer here. The dov after to•sinorrow sell the hells will he twig, and inheres r.f oraollery fired In honour of the Girth of the 1 Houk Pr! owe. Vince yesterday, the heat log of do •, the military rnusi. , and the striving ot earroAgt-ro near the I yal P.b.ce. have hero so-proilesl, and tlic street leading by if covered with ri.e Ilurl►rs% of Clnretwe, who Inot been for Soffit A. I% Po* rtcovering. sr. PSTERSBCRGII, tiI.IRCII 1 3. Vie wiotrr has i,ow br. mur vrr revere. IltittAliol.M. MARCH O. Greater avti.roy prevail. lo thr wird docks et Coniscrolos, un.ler the present Governto -of. than tows hero tlw case for ntstay year•. Se Vell hundred "torknien were employed tittle laidl year, and three ships ot the line and a fribtate trildttlttg• 26. The Eugh.h peckrt-badi iltuNjum I. a catopirie "wk. Mi iI trear..H,t sioark4 ul thr 4144•4111 . 111 111104UJI . 41 111C11 II X iireirtic Nina., sad., corJ ir, retry thing. 4.. r., away 41141 drp.troyetl. Captain Nartlio. n mood :air and iparripitl own, did from Ilw lOth, P l i Tv , . p , till the 17th towards ono ttt ll tr,my thin g titai .kill null courage could suggPftt, to with -44"4 daugtre with which the eleoititt , 111 E BRIT' Si! PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, mg. 11NANCE.—ROYAL BIRTHS, he. The Offivid Accounts of the produce of the public Revenue for the Quarter ending the Si li April, were made up on 111oniloy ►tight. The fol lowing is their substance : The' tots! p:oduee of the Quarter, compared with that of ifie corresponding Quarter in the year 18114, is nv.ricligni.. . xlllooo Customs—E./eldest 230,000 DtfiCitikelg'S umkr varies* Whet heads 160,0110 Excise--Ezerits lBll,OllO The total CHAROS of the Quarter exceeds the liteome 660,0001. The above statement is copied from THE GLone of last rv.siiiig, The Courier. on the contrary. says that the Quarter which expired on Monday. pro. duced uo lees a sum than 10,492,000/. which is an r- septic of la 1,m:0/, above the produce of the cor. revo:ul:ug Quarter of 1818. The emirate, how. ever, errs no details, no figures. and from .the looonees that has recently charecteriaed its political mud liusliciaa intelligence. the public will he slow to gvr implicit credit to its pert assertions and sweeping conclusions. We have this day to announce two Royal Births, The Duchess of CA11,114 00C has been delivered of a son, and the Duchess of CLARENCC of a dangly ter, both ■t Flanoter. The former, we have the pleasure to s.iy, is, with Lie Royal Moiliet, doing well. The latter, we regret to add, only slirviard few bents. These events are noticed ih the Goseite of lave night, the. Court Circular, and the Ilainlitivgit Papers to the 31st ult. received last niglit, for all of winch we refer to another part of our Paper. Tse Di,tk Meil, hive artivrtl, *id' Papers from 111 assets to the 3.1 instant. They eolifiisr, the lei telligerice of ilii: birth of en F.iighill Prince:— FRANKFORT. mmecil To-day we Wive received, by courier, the news Hoot the Doelir.4 of Ciimbridge is bappily de livered as Prince. The Paris Papers of instmit hose stilted, from winch we have made extracts. The 5 per Cent. Censels •re 65 7-10th fr. ; Bank Actions 1,530 fr. The Bill for ineveoption( the Directors of the Rink of England from making ally payments in was host evening brought into the Douse of Lords, where, after some oliorcussion, the Bill won passed through all its stages, and even received the Royal Assent. It is very Unwind in parliamentary proceedings, that a Bill should receive the Piillell.)11 of the Crown on the same roweling in which it is passed by either House, hot the urgency of the present case reudered a deviation' from the estas Wished practice absolutely necessary. We under stand that, in consequence of the proceedings which took plac e in both Hou se s on Monday ev g, the Batik was besieged yesterday by persons holding notes payable in specie, in pursuance of the notice of the Directors, and that a considernble gold coin wits drawn out. An equal drain of trea sure was of course to he anticipated this day, but the rapidity with which Obi restrictive measure has been convicted will save the coffers of the Rink. With respect to tins measure we shall only re mark, that the necessity now felt and expressed of having recourse to it, clearly 'hews the deteriorn. tion of our paper currency on one hand, and a very culpable ignoraisce of what belongs to :t circulat:ng medium ou the other. No man hi his sense. could doubt that gold must of necessity tlisrppear from circulation as rapidly as it was issued, when the channel of the general currency was completely tilled by a cheaper material. If gold were honed to the issue amount as the paper now in tirctilti lion, the same result must still happen; and though the Batik were to-sorrow to resume cash payments, yet unless the paper ibsuris *i re di minished in cock proportion as to give room for the circulation of gold, they would constantly force the gold out of the cnontry, mot cause a never-ceasing drain upon the coffer. of the Bank. The only ob jection which can be made to the regent Measpre is, that it was not ;opposed much earlier, slid tied through Parliament In a 'mintier not utterly subversive of the hest privilegks of both H o us e ,. Had the preview Corosiiitteea of inquiry upon the state of she Baulk been appointed sooner, much of the mischief now acknowledged to he so serious and alarming would have been avoided. The late and tardy wisdom of Ministers is, however, outwit , excuse. The unremitting efforts of Mr. Gitt:lll - for several Sessions, skew the obstinacy we is which they have resisted any iiiterlerence with the operations of that &tattoo Sanetorrei, the Bank. Mr. GRANT, last night, brought in a similar Bill for Ireland, in the House of Commons, winch was passed with like cclerity through all its stage*. I. will be forwarded with the same expedition, and re ceive the Royal Assent this dry in the Nurse of Lords, We itoticed yesterday the circumstance of %Tr, ELLis having abandoned the motion of which lie had given notice in the Howe of Commons, fur the removal of Mr. Qv IN from the oltce of (autos Bo re/arum of the county of Lreierick. It seem. the Hon. Member thinks the leniency of the lieVolutions upon Mr. Quail's conduct, doer net afford ground for such mutton ; but it is strange he was not aware of this olitction when be gave his notice. The case was than fully and fairly before him. his friends, and the public, and it is not pre tended that any new and additional light has breu thrown upon the 'object that places Mr. Quist in a more favourable point of view. We ►egret to bud that our hopes of an attempt, through the active interference of sonic mutual friend, to reconcile the parties, have dot been realised. Mr. GRADY is ■n able and persevering man, and it is now said that lie means to bring his charge agaivat Mr. QUIN, by way of indictment, before a Jury of the City of Dublin, . _ A proclamation in last night's Gazelle notifies the delivery to the Bank of England (from the Mint). for the use of his Majesty's subjects. ■ mine of crown pieces., which are by this procho. motion to pass as the lawful emu of the realm. as of the value office :Whys, in all payments said transactions of money. It is slot at Paris only that the people feel an extraordinary curiosity to witness an execution.-- Letters from Olfeirbourg state. that the execution of Frourois-Joseph Burghe►, fur the murder of M. Goawitz, the Provost and iteceiver of Urteller.. four leagues from Strasburg. lately attracted a mul titude of not lan than 80,000 persons. Illf the gentry of Offenhourg were obliged to lodge stran• gels. There was not en inn or tavern in the city or its environs that did not receive upwards of 4,000 francs. The bridge of the [thine was several times blocked up by the crowd,uathing was t o b e ate " °tithe roods its the vicinity but vehicles of every kind. _ _ ..... . There was. last Sundst, at the Strasburg Theatre, ti riot, of which, unfortunately, there have been too many recent examples. Some young men, said to be students of law and medicine. Irom some cause not known, proceeded to sets of great violence—they demolished the lustre.. the benches, and the coffee-rooms. The civic authorities have in consequence closet! the Theatre. There have been also quarrels betweeo the military ha that garriseu. • VI X A ors 4 . e•s. • -• :n . . cit , .11 ; i qW. ' '7. •-• • r, f •• 4$ I- ). w. X#l RaY4L 1111:THS. [front last night's Porrion frffiro, Ap, if 01. 1110. • Exfriet of a Hirp itch r, the Hight Motown7ile George licnry MAP, his Majestya Envy :owl Atli niot Pfritipiotreffißiy at the r.,firt of fteeloi, 1.1 Vi..emlitt Cast KG. dated Hanover, :17.airl, 20,' PAO.— Reeeiseil April 0. Her Royal Nighties: the Dneheoa of Cambridge ..30 safely delivered of s male child, al ten minutes lima two o'clock this murnior, at Age-house, in this city. His Royal Highness the I).lke of Clare.ore, the Eat I of Mayo, awl my self, atteoded:lrre Royal Highness's eustlitemelit, and have signed n formal declaration to she a.k i se (MT,. Her Ruyan' ighntes •nd hrr 061.1 hive pa.l the night yule well. lie appeals to br lit x11;11111,1 trail Extract or* Dispatch from the Rizlit Honourable Gemze Henry Rose, hie Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi• shier Plenipotentiary et the Cron or fbi lin , hio Castlereagh, (1. dated Hanover, Minh 27, 11319. Received Apia 13. • II is my duly to apprise your luirdship, that he► Royal Flithness the Dottie,. of Clarence 11,3% delivered of a I mule child this morning, at teu minutes past seven o'clock ; that the child wig burn alive, sail was lispiisid at nine o'clock dna mornitiz,.accordlng to the rites of the Church of Eng lund, by the name. of Charluttr-Auqusts Louisa ; and that it expired al one o'clock this 'Bunn, at the hirstenhof, the residence of his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence in 'hit city, where it was horn. His koyal H.gbuess the Duke of Cando-idle. the Earl of W 11 0 ,1., snit myself, attended tier Royal Hit6necs d conbne. mem, and have signed a formal eletiaratiou to the above enact. (Court ircular.) A CCOUC 11E.), ENT Of THE DUCHESSES OF CLARENCE AND CAMBRIDGE. Yesterday morning, at three o'clock, Lieutenant Ciflintel 'Noll (Iln. Duke of Cambridee't Equerry), and lieutrainut reheard Hall, It N. arrived at Lord Viscount Cssilrreagit's house, in St James's square, in a chaise. and four. with di.. patches front Mr. Rose, the British ‘lielister at Berlin, an gst:mm.lft the weecurrhevrent of the Duchesses of Clarence sad Cambridge, et H.inover. Yesterday the (takers waited upon the Prince Regent at Califon House, with letters from the Royal Doke, to their Anther, aanneareing the happy events. Colonel Prott aad l teal Hall proceeded from Carbon House to York Hoare, with letters to the Duke and Duchess ; etud from York Mots they proceeded to Gloucester House, with similar comoonnicatouns to the Duke and Duchess from their Duval broth re. The cureovehrovenf of the Duchess of Cambridge took place at the principal palace at Hanover, on Friday Morning the ilAth of March. at Iwo u'elutk, when her Royal High ne." was safety delivered of • floe buy, attended try De. Hem., to the presence of her Roy ri Doke, the Duke of Clarence, Lord Mayo, and Mr. Rose, the British Minister at Wolin —Colonel Prot was dispatched at eight o'clock ote the same morning with the dispatches to the Pi iiiie Re. yew, and either bran( hee of the Royal Feruily in England, awl the itcrtiary of Slate for Foreign Affairs, of the joyful eient of the Duchess being stately put to bed, and she and the Toone Prince doing well. iVe are eXtremely concerned to say, Sr have not ancle a favotirabk report to snake of the Duchess of Clarion., she having hero attacked with an indisposition ote Monday. the Sid of March, which continued upon her Royal Highness during the whole of the week, for which the medical gen tlemen attending her Rival Highness deemed it 'lemur/ to bleed her several times to prevent infi tnimation; this emoted a premature arm:lament, and on Saturday morn. ins, the 27th of March, at about seven o'clock, her Royal Hight.. is was delivered of a female child, at tended by Dr. Andrew Halliday, as her &Acme/tear, in the Pr swore of the Royal Dukes and Mr. Rose, in a similar way as they were with the Duchess of Cambridge, in an ad. joining room, agreeably to the law of England, winch re quires wi1511.551 a at the birth of • Prince suit Princess in the line to the throne. The infant lived till one o'clock, and t h en expired, owing to its premature birth, and the state •f the Durhess, who enntinecol very ill after she was put to bed, to the very great pirf of the Duke of Clarence, slid, in feet, every person in the house, the Duchess tacky Indy amiable and owl fly hr loved, and her *lnactions being wee y great, and its that state she con. tinned several Insure, and considerable danger, we regret 10 say, wasapprehended ; however, we are hippy to say, her Royal Highness being pronounced better, at four o'clock Lieut. Edward Hall, R N. was sent eilT with dispatches to England. At that it was expected the Duchess wobid au well. Lieutenant Edward Hall proceeded to Delvoctelnye, where he came up with Lieutenant-Colonel Prott, charged with the dispatches fur F.oglssid, to announce the aceonelie meat of the Duchess of Cambridge, who hid been del•ined there ley • foul wind. The Officers afterwards travelled to gether to England. On their arrival yesterday, the Duchess of Gloucester and the Doke of York wain,' upon sh e Prince Regent at Calton Howie, as did Cutout Munster, the Hsnoveriait Minister. No public rejoicing+ had take. place at Hatiover, in common. ice of she toatinned and lamentable judispopition ul the Duelless of Clartuee. AGAIN !!!—CARROI.I. ha. SOlll a Gilt/MIK AMOUNT of CA PIT A 1... Iluu., urty War (*et-keeper as Ake fullowing List wilt 700 .... a IN ler 0r.... 9n Onn Guineas. 2,126 766 • 'dna 41,409 6443 ...... .. 3,647 N. —N. , . 714 Will IL kieheM Pan whieti thee I,ouery eunitinrd, and the above Capitols were All Dream •n Saturday Irws, April 3, when she Lowry hosiebed..—W Tick•la soil Slia,.•• 1;4 a New Wier, if 16,000 Tiebets ah/cla c ..... 11111111 FOUR I r riirtu 41( tO,OllOl. to us Isle at CARKOI.I.'m very furlanale 011104, Nu. IS , Condiill, sad lA, thifirrir.sitt.t. At Somerset As.isys, Mr. WM. K6/AP, late gro• cer and hanker, of Bath, wai tried foe forging ti some for 5001. and acquitted. In summing up. Mr. Justice iftifooep observed, that there bad been on one side os the other the most corrupt PrrinrY, mull left the Jury to decide to whom me deuce wits must doe. FASHIONABLE PARTIEIi. Afro William Gosling ha: iisn-d clods of invitation Sir a grand rout um the 2lft tnataot, at her house in l'ortl place. The Earl and e,oontess of Derby will estreteits a 13,ga pnetraf distinction on the 17th Instant, at their bun... tsi Grow:pool agnare. Lung W.cleifirg, % .P: will giro. • grand enti rtair. mrot on Sunday next. the Dinka of Wellington err! a large party of thatiuguisheal personates, at los house he Direr pliTt t. ....... Thr Af11110,“1110/ from rheliellserlaugls gave *umber fraud reileriai tttt sent yr-aloud:4h al hr. lesuss, ‘Vhssehall.plare, t.. 4 litres- puny rddislastessislisul TOPr - Voititrii ; IfliititX litsom mere, PtiISCP dr lirsar Philbissi.ult, ems, Munster, Harem Sterile's', Earl Otiowillssits, Sir Gore Ousley Covet Cara. 11. de Rourke, llnj!sr Bru:illel, Mr. Maoris, Sr.e The lennuleas of Jersey ba l d an *dream assembly on Nun day tttllellir ; at h . r *kids eec lit • finds ti by alum, 2110 dialiugssoshed Av.'s:unable., a y lab were the Duke aud !Incites* of Herifur.l, Ilse Mart:ass aud Mai . thsonrsa originator!, use Marchioness off; ssi i , sh e Fir 1 and Cussulots of Derby, lite Marl /11toi Ceti Wee% 44 %lion, E. I t;111.111 1 / 1 1. Corriber, Lord and Lady W ftnaarll , lord and Lads Gratieslle, Lortl and lady liiug, Ilse F.arl of Chin srdlians, Hie Earl of I'Vrairtuelissi, Visrsietir Donzatmus., V.'s suss', Pah:stimuli, Mr. and Lamb, I.ord V.slltturr, Lady rbritoriou, Lady Sarstli ll,atrr , fatly Ni Hill, lady earu!sue 11aerlitrslrl, Lady Asulieral, Lally G flow, turd an d lady Browne, Wu Mrs _ _ - . ;le CUUDI: 3* Of Antrimrr•trrtatprd a part► 44.holartiutt Teeter !ay. at her Imam- ist Pi. sllil.ll-04:141, N. lIC e1.51-•1111 . 1: Mr V% aikin Wyesel, flirt. will have pond J.nur► party tbi• tiny, at Irk Wow in St I.ttnries-arponte. Mr. Lalgiblott, M.P. rill 'pintails a la►( patty of tlhlin tuidr (I 1 0 e1S4111Oltti ou Salarolay twat, at hie house in tins• ~""~ - 7 .c TAE NINE, AR Visterdsy Mr. FAWNE , t 's Collection of Drawings hi Waiter Colours Wail thrown own, by tit kris, to the public. They consist chiefly of Drawings by Mr.'l'UßtsFß, of the Royal Academy, quid t onspri.e the be=st Water-colour spes•noviis winch our Arno,. have ever yet furnished. It to gratifying to rind the best patrons of Art thus entployed it, giviiig ttitct lb thy Labours of oar own Afton% ---r • T • - •'S • •••4* SAAR RING. • Randall, the phenomenon of the light weights, took hii beturbt st the Fiires'..cosaft yesterday, and, commensurate with his ppgilislic Want, his reward was • hamper Donnelly's startle was made use of again as an attraction, but rhos gamut in stow told out, and his sparring has erased to be a novelty. instead of sparring with Cribb ; as statist in the bills, Donnelly mounted the stage with Ca s ter ; b u t this arlidu was too stale, and the hisses of 41w company sent Carter down, and the call for Cribb was luud and repeated, but in vain. Harmer next amounted the stage, and the set-to torn. meneed with much murmuring. Hornier sparred at a re. ape - (u ble distance, and seemed to coustder attitude every thirst, and Donnelly appeared timid at bitting, lest 1,. should hurl. He complained of his arm, sad the eel th altogether was toppinglii naintermiling. R. Burn and Sutton.—This set•to was of a different rem. plexion. Light hitting was no part of the pity; Bunn had decidedly the best of it, and he shopped and tarried Sutton's blows well. It was a rit &ening bunt. Holt and I% Dlvis.—These first-ate light.weight me* made an excellent set-to. Well la at mice die lust 14110 Mill ender ten stone that ever petted, and although 11.11 displayed the science with miteli perfection, Darts •ould poi be denied, and lie broke Isi and went manfully to work. Holt lonl rather the best of it. . • Randall and Turster.—llos war the best si t.ter which has occurred fur sotne years The seienee of the ring wa. ills. played in all its various parts, and with math equality. 14 the last round Randall got well 111 at his work, mud placed los hits with much dextrin,. The whole afforded a Ines treat tu the amnteurs. A battle., which curiien much interest, will take plarr in Burks, on Thursday, Induces, Itolikr'i y.', el nit of t: frit 4 inthes, front Piollinehanishirr, and email, 3 ti trymin, of 14 *toot, fur 100 guineas a side. Proltstional secunds are retailleil. Positive information has been received from the Duke and Dori:egos of Mast stating that their Royal Highnesses nosy be expected in tows, on or about the 2911, inst. for the purpose of her R o y a l Highness's aeroarhernen t . They are now on their way hither.— ( Evening Piper.) the Rev. Joins SANTOBD, Chapjsiu to the Duke of CAMIIRIDGE, departed yrbterdlty for Ha. 'lover. to portfolio the sacred duty of Inspawang the Royal infaitt, by the appointment of his Royal Highness the Patrice. REGENT. The Earl :Ind Countess of DaRSI.EY and the Ladles BLICH. !rave town 11'4 day fur their beat. Cubliam Hall, Kent. Lord and Lally NunktlT left town yesterday. fur their pe4t &nog the Itolido)s. ViwfotatotOftlfg left town yetbtert'sy fur The Earl Slid (701111tPlIP of nA ftEiNGTON and h• mily are expected to airier thi. rimy at their I • in St. James'a-tquure, from their arm Ruby Caudle, Durham. Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH leave town to— morrow; for then twat North Croy, during the appli.. dugs. It is calculated, by a moderate computation, th . st upward. of 9. I ,000 persons have visited the Esighs Opera flout', during the first twelve bights of Mr. MATHEWS'S " Trip to Purls." This instance of the extraordinary and popular attraction of one ihdiviiloal is unprecedented in public exhilntio The brig Chad's liontihott, --, from Hull in Lisbon, gut on shore on the Kentish Kunch to thick weather, nn the morning of the 3d instant, but was assisted oft by a Mug lie boat's crew wlthunt dal- Map, and proceeded on her roj age. An old seaman. about 90 years of age, is now living at South Shields', who liar been no less iliais forty-eight voyages to the Greenland fishery. Beisag ;eut upon one occasion with a boat's crew to make fast a rope to an iceberg, Ise alone mil/silted ,lie floating island. and the hoist left hurl. On sr. 'L ing round to the sunny side of the pillar of see, he observed • large white bear basking—be intones diate4 called to his comrades to fetch Isim a spear. but Bruin not appearing disposied to await it. arri val, was preparing to attack the man s .late 10 81 7 great presence of mind took from his font one ol of his heavy shoes, armed with iron apilsesialarl wilts • delperate bloat felled his brute stassilikut, 4 te. petition of blows woo deprieed she aulusal of kr.. and the gallant seaman broordst Om . how. we • trophy d gestunilf Isernioad. He stilt prtwerftrisahs beas's head, *lsiah is hung up iu his opasossseo.. Qr aseaos of a string attached tote ask undoes .14 mouth to open and shut wits& my deratioey ibctit 41ditertiSt.1 6111.M.11••••