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~------- tavls• - •, There he VW. .411111.1%0 11 as a E ryt ol n. Hi s c hi e f oh. I. are two, tlO put 111111,0 It . 111 n plat.. or darlire auritt.l the French. awl In aata.s uuou o.se in aban a winch are 14inl ono upon ■ inenithinni. drGu.i.sl . His M 111,1111.1 y a (ril. alI produce lirlogsr. ' 110. IGsZ, a f o urth to (111: wnakutg 'warms, and out hilt iu h. I', opts. tu. a. FRANKFORT, AFR111..22.. 1 este slay his Imlwriil Highinss the Art Woke Charles tool 1:11. august CO/111.111 outd %MT. , arrives' here. Hiss High• t 0.... she I of rogue here to meet his Soother-in. I ; she Hereshiss y Prince of Ils.sse H l c, al.o rams- to ay n to the Archsloke, wlui, wish hiss essiossort, 1'1 51! to Husahnsg, where they breakfassted, and thew proceeded Iu ST. Plait? AID JAN, s.—llohdry at the Rank, Exclarqurr, East India, tool South effi The THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. SATURDAY. MAY t. tem A geese number of Petitions, some for and some egailwt the Catholic Claims, were presented last Milo in the Flouse of Commons. Several Mem bers tenimig thooe who presented the latter, regretted the daisy unpost•d open them, and acknowledged that they differed in opinion from the Petitioners, Last night General flair, is pursuance or his Potter, moved that the House shonld resolve itself into a Cornrintlee of the whole House, to consider Ow operation ef the law nilloeting fines on towns laud. in Ireland, on which stills, made use of for the initialise of illicit 111.611010 t,, Were discovered. I 111 l Rebate ensiled—which ended in the motion Lriug agreed to, without a division. lisitihorgh Illaperb to the 24'h Avid arrivtil ot,ght. Mt. SANDFoRD, ( . 1141,1;int to Ins itnt I litglitte*, the Doke of CAMBRIDGE, had thrived at li a nover Oil the 19111, to perform the ceremony or hipttzing the yam% Priori., the *on of the I)ukr of CAmmttoGE.--Mr. JAMIS. the British t'oth.ut -Get,etal to the ll'o7ts of thr Black Seel, tl.ed AVe have received Paris Papers of Tuesd,iy. In the Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of the .26.11, ti. SAVOYI-1101.1.1N read the Report of the third projet tie lot relative to the Daily Pa pers, which coticluded by recommending its adop lion with some amendments. Of there amend ments the principal are, drat which proposes the reduction of the security required of the Journals, from 10,000 fr. ?odes, to 5,000 fr.; and the secu rity of 5,000 fr. re-quitell Of semi-ptriothcal tui•- lietstioov to 2400 fr.; and that winch makes the som.rintitst of fine used imprisnament 1,.200 fr. and toll: months, Instead of 3,000 fr. and twelve months. Tlw Chambi r these proceeded to the further ills t risinors of ties remaining articles of the it COW, pro jtt, rend proceeded as far as to th e Lithe, % o we , t i er debate Web attioU 1 Our reader, uery praLli!y remember the case of the young flungari tOtllll, somut-1 Bele:nay, ultu wine tune since WIS convicted :and hall% tired to be executed for the murder of lily father. 'Flit friends and relatives of the parricide petitioned the Emperor of AvsrxlA to spare his life, but thee Emperor has issued orders to the tribunals to esteeute the seritera e, without paying any regard to the previous rank of the Th e F eelie i, P e re per Cents. are 6i f. 95 c.-- Baiik Actions 1,510 1. The First Repost of the Commissioners on the Education of the Poor Ins. been printed. The in. t.oductory Report states, that, in pursuance of the Act of the 58th of tile present reigit, they formed there Beau el. of Commissioners fur the more mire. sato execution of the purposes of said Act, one of which psuceeded into Beekshive, another into Kent, while the third held their sittings at the office ~'.Wished iu Westminster ; this last Board having for its (deject to inquire into Charities for Education in the Metropolis and in the adjoining counties within ten sulks thereof. in tins mode of pro. credivg, they examined and inquired into *64 roses of Charities for Education. of which 29 10rre in London and Westminster, 10 in Middlesex, vow in Hertfordshire, 13 in Sosithwark and Surrey. !)ti isi Kent, 23 in Sussex, 87 in Berkshire, and six -.chi.; of 10 - Whim —ithio as well as •Il Whir properly belonging lo the Nonce, Abe pail of ihe Sheriff..' Sir. A LLLY—" I desire it to be given up to the Proser.o.,r It ix the produce of the loupes' y of w 1 0.6 he hn. it,.. , robbed mud 'hove who dare In drum or wire it, 10 wrong, will certainly have an arttuts brought axiom Own. Mr. Pollen- 61 I again Clain the properly, 1.1% ilw 11011 the tilwrille truly, and I were any per►uu frurn atteinpt,,,; Iv bold it." The eaten w lio !tel.! the sextant 'door' amazed. At length Me. Slicriff Roberta desci tided from his and said •ith much warmth, " I demand t h e propert) The Prosecutor, hastily seizing it, said, " You slisii 114 have it." The Hugh Sheriff saiel he would; lint Mr. All.y londi t exclaimed he phould out, and ordered the Prubeculu u tu, „.. lain it. The 'lick Sheriff said, he was not disposed to obey t h e order of Mr. Alley, sod was min proceeding, 'W e d by as officer, to seize 11w properts, wbrn considerable cole us " arising fat whirl) the whole Court became sudignant), Tlw K►CORDRR row, and in warm terms Lod, S. if,. s o. riff, I drone the property to be given up tu the Prowcstkir, without further cueitest.7 Thu order operated like tante upon the Court. It,, Hugh Slant"' returned to hts seat, the Prosecutor took t, , sextant, and the Court became quiet. ALLI.II then CIIII .1 Ili id allbeater, the M.0.10r man, who hid apprehended the Ptitiontr, and xl.o h it seised from his person, and al ht• Ist, gold watcher, chinos, seals, None costly iriuket., and nth,, articles., out to surrender this property, unless to the rt• secular. Mr. Sheriff Roberta again claimed these ai tole., a, I threatened proceeding against Leadbealer if he r, fused s givr his m Mr. AI.I,FY desired the Mashalman at his peril In ra mp ?, Mr. Pullen said, I VICO distinctly claim •:1 the poile ily on the part of the Sheriffs, who are alone ens: Ilea to Ili t ,ohile right of il , and I have nu 11,•154 I a asetet,ti t C, it tier Court has no right whaler. r to make so order CI the surrender of the property ar a Cuter tied part ) ."—.ll,, Recorder Leaslbetier then add d the Conti, heeging in know what he was to sin, heart riot thre.oteoeil as he was, by the Pm...cotter on not hand, and tier Iligh riff WI the other The R 'CORDER said, he would makr no order with rrrasil to this past of the property be held. It was hilt brought lee. futr him in e vidence. 51r. ALLXV Kiesiptorily dtsired Leatltortter not to give it up. The Sheriffand ('nder-Sheriff, with mire authurith com manded him to )ield it. The Solicitor fur the prosecutor said to Iredle•ter, 4 if you du, I lirreby Rive yuu notice of an act 1111 l ." Leadbeitcr at length retinal from the table with th. pro. peril", and, after ►unre further •ran:ling, the eubleud.:ig parties either lutik thew *rats ur lift the Coot!. Williams Ambrose was capitally intlicteil for witillonz Richard Vine un the King's highway, on the 24th JO.) , 1 4 0, amid dischargire at ha. head a pistol, loaded with purder an.l ►tones, by whirl' he was se►erely wounded. 'I he case was most clearly made out is evidence, aid Coe Judy fusiud the l'i limiter Guilty—Death. MARKETS. [From " The London iVer I'rice Current..") forroN.--.The demand for Plenical and Surat Cotton eon. tiuura troy consoolec.oblr, but few Nrortho Aro at the prevAit seduced pliers : the poorchawra since our Loot rouaitl of 140 1 , ..rnai1.%. 204. a ;26 Desorras NIA.; 10 &meat., 15,1. ; 700 Sarnia 6.1. a in bond ; SOO Bengali, 54. a . . Corn:E.—The aerofoils from Holland and from Flowlt 7 tv are fayouraLle ; considerable business seas doing at an ad saucing currency ; this improvement has, husteirr, little or no effect out the Loudon market ; yesterday a ..... iderable public sale was brought fornard, comosting of It. casks bags;lsl there were, however, uo offers, as the greater prupoit ..... of the Coffee was taken in 3s a Ss. above. %deal is al present considered the market prices ; the request by pre. sale cunirAri coalman. also very hotted. SLG A R —There is more bmiiness during this week in rovadrs ; the prices are little varied l'au Sugars, 651. ■ C 8..; fine descriptions continue scarce, tool rate h , gli iie plupurtiuu to, the other qualities ; it is probable that • re doirtiuti of 2s. will take place in the duty after the sth proximo. The refiners have evinced greater 'smelliness this wick in fretting *44les, the prices have given way. ■nd the it timid in cousciiiience has brew considerable; the p.m chat s me chiefly Lumps, Pis. a 955.; ordinary crushed x4lgell 525. Rlolesses are to steady request, and the prices little varied. Hisms. !Ind TALLOnt.—The Na►y Hoard yesterday eon. traeted soli the I:us.in merchants fur 3,000 101111 lit wp, 1.000 figs at COL 2,0d0 Petersburch cleats 441. Is.. Thrre is little m. 'to business gluing in Fortune, Tsltuw, the TOMO market tu-day is quoted 71s. which is 6,1 Liter than last %stk. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL 30. Hots ithotanamic the runtistut d large *twill's.* we are dad/ reviviug, the sales flue 1111 l ruing in Wheat were al Munday'a It,u•es. Oath and Beaus fully auppurt their priers. Harley, owing tu the very large supply, wa. dull. loi tattier kind. of Grain there is uo adieratiun. SMITHFIF:LD MARKET, hilt/AV, APRIL 30 ~.......... This itat's market had uut a demi supply of tlee *minus kinds of rattle: Beef, Veal, and Polk, were cheaper; Min ton aad iamb are dearer; and the trade in general wa• n ot uves brisk.—The sales in the Haymarket were ■,sneaks[ dull : Hay, Straw, and Clover, have dropped to pI ice. An nexed sea correct statement of the prices met sitisabeis : To v:uk the oast per stogie of tl. to be. 8.1. Head u: Cattle this day : Hutton. 4s. BJ. to Is. 5.1. Beasts.. Lloth 4;4 R.I. to 04. 01. Sheep mid F) lao Vea1....40 4_l to ids. MI Calves Pork 41. Bd. to tis. 4J. I Pips Yesterday a uonterous and respectable 'Meet ing of I.lceasett Victuallers took place at the Frt.-- Matt/11N' Tavern. for the purpose of p e tilionuilK Pastlimutht agsitist the present at 'atria% and op pressive sy.trin of liceustag. The Restitutions stated that the Justices of the Peace in severs' districts had assumed a pourer to suppress and refuse to re thscretion, the -loot 1 I 1 L i LAW INTELLIGENCE. -COURT of CHANCERY, Wrsimisinta, rIIIWAV, A I.ItIL 10. Befiire leis Humour iht VicE-CiiANcRILLOIL TIIK ATTMINEY-GFNEII. I II. n. tRAV4'FORD. M.'. lb ALD Sote4l, the. was an ilifoimattioi filed be his Majesty's Attorney-General azainst the De fendtutt, praying that he ought he decreed to cot.) , into effect the intentions of a testatitx, under the following circumstances the month of Jule, 1790, Peter Calmar, now deceased, executed N will, by which he bequeathed all his luoprrly, which was very valuable, to hi. sister, and stir afterwards made a will, in which she set forth, that knowing. it was the intention of her derea.ed brother in hare be queathed the man of 20,000/. for the peirpose of loundirg an hospital as a refuge for 'mar 1111:111 sorr ow's, she was determined to carry hi+ intentions into execution, by the means of a separate instru ment from her will. This writing, however, was never drawn up or executed by ker, and the De fendant, her residuary legatee, refused In pay the 10,0001. on the ground that the will of the testatrix was pot sufficiently declaratory. (low that objec tion could be sustained, lie (tile Learned Counsel) was at a lora to know, pant( ulut Iv so after the de cision which had been given by boil Chancellor Eldon in the case of Mill- r. reported in Ist /1/erivoie, mi an appeal to hi• f the decision of the late 11.1%trr of the Itolk. Ills Lordship on that IleellPlllll entered fully into the ms ture of charitable bequest+, and in :liuthitg to the well-known case of the Atturney-Gi neral t. tiwithr day, he observed, that that drt i•ioti 11.1,1 never been overruled, and he was humid In abide by it. Ile also stated, that if a noon desist-II af. inn of moot y to charitable uses, which he after VC4I II tot..toleil to speedy, but neglected to du so, the Court 11.1.1 the ',owe' to apply the money, by appoild Inv the cha rities to be benefited. The same ductiiite t‘as held by his Lordship on another ease. Ile (the. Learned Counsel) was therefore satisfied to rest hits case on that high authority he had glinted. 51r. I'ARKE followed 1.111 the side. I%!r. FLIRT, Counsel for the Delesidatit, rose to eddress the Court. The I'ICE-CIIANCELLOft•—•" There is no neces sity for toy hearing you, Mr. Mist, us I am sans tied there is no be 4 llret here to can Inc tilt protec non or the 'meth-retire of the Court. fled there bren a gemral dedication of 11111 l ley or estates to s l itTlfie charity purposes, it %Wild be then proper fir the Court to interfere, but the ',resent ease is our of e different nature. lu the cases el burled to by Mr. Heald there is a xeueral specific dedication, but here there is mile. 'I lie tes tatrix says site was determined to execute the intention of her brother by bequeathing thus emu in a separate instrument, but she slid not du so, mid them is no spicificsition al the rummer •isi elliels the charity was to be fousiolcd, not even the place snetit'oned where it war to be erected. The Court theitfore hiss no alternative but to declare that ?byre IN no testionientiny disposition, and there fore I dismiss the iiitonsiatiosi." Mr. Ilaar--•• our Honour dismisses it with Costs The VICE•CHIINCFLOR—" I cannot grant costs ap4iwit the Atiorney-Grocrail—he is it public officer, and is obliged, from his office, to come furverird iu all such costs."—lnformatiou dirtniuccl without coritv. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Warrposma, FRIDAY, APRIL 30. ARTICLE.% OF THE PEACE. The Earl of Darnley appeared in Court this morning, and exhibited a►ticles of the peace against Robert [high, Esq. The articles set forth, that Mr. thigh was in the habit of followiog and Inter rupting the :Coble Earl in the public streets, particularly in the neighbourhood of his resi dence ; and, by staring, and using a variety of vio lent gestures, indicated • hostile feeling towards him. That the said Robert Rligh had, at a former period, been bomb.' over to keep the peace toward. the Noble Earl fur five years—and that, during that tune, he had not molested him. On the expi ration of the stipulated term, however, he proceed ed to adopt his old system of annoyance, and fol lowed the Exhibitant to France, and afterwards to Italy, bet ; on every occasion, in the same offensive manner. That he had met the Exhibitaiit in the pit of the Opera•house, where he reiterated Ina insulting conduct, and repeatedly put his hand to lila pocket, as if to draw out something, That Exhilotant had been iulonne,l that Mr. It mgh went •await—and he dreaded, at the time, that he mrinit to pi-cultic.: a pistol. Finally, that the conduct of Mr. thigh was such as put him nn dread and fear of his life. Ili* Lordship being *worn to the truth of the articles— The Cortur directed that !Ir. llligh should find security to keep the pence. himself fitouot owl sii Oxfordshire, exclusive of 10 cases falling atithio I from Eilefaild ; the pigeon flew with it runt Ilse —."'") " -' '' '; —'„. , ' -' -", 7." ' Mi. Brice rbeistosed, that the last witness gave hien on the . . . two curettes Its a ,0001. each, for the teim of eve new licenses at their discretion, lit the isiiiites t t (the slip.) to the stage. It wail as )'tort, Ist of frrowary In change, in payment for tier 18 runless, a / the exception contained in the said Act, and several I I s !'g """ " lwir* follows :-- . note for .. 1:::/ c f. o. the number of • hurls was 19,151. Witllool Others wetly examined into, but the inquiry re- THE KING V. NINNIES. WOOLF. and LEVY. •fiertsmiels paid It into his bahkeis', MeSSIF. Herres, Far. deem ttttt t or atiquaintitig the suffering parties wish meetiogs, without iisuigning any err - o 0 for .etc +I 11 .. hum London I came, like the wind 1 have 8,11, averting which is iiiciestplete.—The schools irquired I To lag you'll agree with Mis. Byrne; 'I lw Delrietlaiit a in they case, who, our readers n o.n. , the cause of t' plaint—that such conduct was its. the people. and Managers there are in d read will revolter', were convicted sit the bonito' SA- A Clerk from the Bank of England prndueed the note, consistent with the principles of the Coostitus into were only curls as are itossisted of (ends of 1 "r 19 151 for 100!. Niel in ilerie by Mesas.. Here its awl Co. • That your rriaird may cause her return. Bogs after la..t Tern). of a tuna Brat' to de - Ldald li ' lion, &c. &c. The Resolutions were avert l to, a i t moment nature, and not such as are supported " 'll,ll PlGEtis " sod en:alier from the latter house proved its ludgmtut the,* and tfe Petition to both Houses of P.ohaosetils tosiiiher sal titerchaids„ of Kcorls to a bety large by Mr. Berge. I volinitary sod casual contributions. The result ! Sir EDWARD Kt 4 ATCHOULL took leave of t he an . ~ a wino. upperreti lois nay in Clout. The Prisoner (who appeared much emaciated nail dim- voilleit was lill C. 7110 of them, wee unatiimuiply e t. l i i.be ilitiou.e„ is g , birw i n part i cu l ar R rpool ! Bench and Bar, at the late Quarter Sessions Fur . Ili:. : Jr.l ScAtti.sre, the Couosel for 11"nolf, meted le - ceased an mind, and who WWI allowed Ise .it dieing the islet) ,i,,py,.(1, , • Loden' Divisiosi of the county of Kehl, :it isms it . 3 ti iced . as out appendix, antountivg to 137 folio the worthy ILronet has filled the Chair 1.. r s the Court for It flew Irian, .01 the grOtllid that the declsurd offemsg "V Ii ' l " n ' less ' irk " ( t. • Me ..e.. A DOLPHIUs onallsonscetra ....11.t1 nearly lyre tor - - - - --- PRICK, OF STOCKS YESTEBDAy, i :•1 ,a a+. _.___ __ :i wry, alter they were merged (diet is, sworn . , , lents iiv•t, iillll is ancceedid by his son, Ervit AND • • t e . : NV AT( 111001.1., Esti. . 1. " 11 per.ume, mos chants, offices. in the navy, mid ietlei• of loos I ill lintotermott V the italitte or the (ass). lied er•per 'ability, who gave the Prisoner • must excellent OM- I flank Stock .25 1 i ~ !..50i I India H0tit1a...26 -28 I. - 3 per Ct. Ited. 71141.3 1 I Old Ann - t k.. The Duke and Discheas of faOtCESTER ho - ' VF1.14.1 ET is the lit-liionable manta of the irrefent . 3 i.er Ct. Cons. 7i, el 11. Bills, 'I.. 7ln pl. 1 ( 71" iii i tts b e n 1 " ;:b re se d ri t t o d al i t ;t 1 :::i s Tsu . ed . 1 . 01 1: t t l i te l2 fi l' i t s i rda l y ed i ' i l l ' i t t: i l rester. lieityco"m"" 1 " 1 " 1 "P the "vi l le"er. — T l9, Jury al' poured the Conceit 4.f Am - lent Music WI W. dlrr... ' &IV. ‘Ve walk with a " vel.iciped..," sire ..11111,(1 ' i - ' eleven o ' c l oc k IA h rit t h e th s 4 , nduii u t• t h e J ail lib , ' mull A short time, Hutt then pionnuutkal the Pliauiver si lire Cent... „.stial I Dime, Com .• • . lel dis. . . day eve ttttt K. ft was the first tune of the Doke'. stooK in a " light l aid reticle," or rum hew a furtiiiir "in ... . 1 ' , ' r Gailly--benld. 4 per Cent.... 901 , 3 9i) 1 Lottery Tickets 191. Its.. iota. I .ace —the (seettlenieti clan it beiog • . attelidance at this Concert. trod Ile. first of the • 6" minute*" b y a ' Hete ." rld "P` cni*l '" n e l" 1 9911 '" s ult 'I he F oreman o f the leery, in their name, then addressed S per Ct. N. Ann.. lUili I Coma. for Ac,.. 7At 71i two Prizes of '21).0001. niorli must be drawn in Ow .hurt allowed to proceed lo their respective home*. 'fist., i Duchess ' s since the inili.position of the KISG.•••- . : the Bench, who begged meet canoe ally to rec mend the HA& IDS 1 72i , 1 pace of time on the I tilt May. The pi c.esit lottirey eon. he .contended, lasts it ontt•ry to established rule. Prisoner to mercy. The Notre...or joined in the recoils. f 1...! «vestin g the Duke and Duchess, tittet t d.tl Ity I tuna Fuca Pi izcs of '2o,fmtd. now on salt at CARROLL . , Cllr. Cu say, Colonel II tout Ns, and the Dochess'a /Mires, 19, roinhille a n d ' 2 fi, ( NrotiLldreet; If J ovies were thus antlered to dispel cc, the parties no mimeos, ; and the Itecog•eu assursil lIICI/1 that he troithl B. L. Anus... 18i 113-16 I 1.1441 y in waiting, honoured Drury-lour Th.:tire able s"Id• '" licensed weir likely to be inded. gillt by the est- sepst.seut the matter to less Royal H7glasraa the Moor Re cud BIRTH. with their liftbel.Ce, Is see the play of Kitig Berity :N I" . ; 1 11 . 4. 2 ' 2 t t; li tt u P li r t i l l Y ; .. !% 1 .52,.11171001",•nitd P r i se z t e rt . tt ef f 1 2 , n ti ' o n4 o 1 / 0 . tint tie s deuce Otto lii Court, ii•it by the issue sa l piejudice g In Meerina-strest, Dahlia, Lady Clooevrry. of • anti. taking a larger Amount of Capital Prizes 111113 was S OL I out of doors. ' The Lesrtied Councel, to support of At A li e s: e o c T i. H ... EllS t C h lt e SIDLE FOR PROPERTY! the tut rid. of ' t t rial, Mr. Azt.nv, rose, and called .. __ _._ ...___ -_____ __ ' te) an) slut, Office.kreper. 1 lees nigiatinetit, flUottd cc Van, ty or cases Iti t iat at I wpm. Mr.. Francra Love, of Warren-alreet, Fitzinv.srpoiro, HIGH WATLIt THIS HAY AT LON)DON BRIDGE. A Notice was cluck up at the Stock Exchange . The .try low pitta e thE Cape NlNdeiva Wine is Guubi, hod many Irons The Moe Trail's. i.,..i al whose faunae the Prison. r hedged, he seurrieder to the Morning 37 after 8. I Evening 4 after 7. Oh Thuroday to the followirig e &el :—. t slow cltered by Site (7oinitiercial Ilall ll'ioe Com- I The CtIMMON-SNBJLANT, oh the part Or LeVY, Prosecutor Ile 111'20411i (W6llll, 11. misler.tooil was in Court) I _ ..._ r..........wwwww•""_ Illemus. Baring, Illnothrrs sad Co., sad Mr. Antrrsteia, palsy, Skinner-stied, sic 21.. pet dozen, has led to a sup. took the Hone lIIIV of argument. Ile iihseived,, that 01'11 asr11 "let "rib' used. " 41 ' 1 ' 4 ' 1 " P"'" 1 ". I LoNvoN : printta 11111 Pnblished *I the Office, No. 117, living diehard a. Battles. to dee expelled Loon. she List posit ttttt that "end 11 toe cal ttttt Ihf IVOld al do liin a 1,,ie,. ; • it . ~, en t. case . t h e ru l e b y ~,h'i, h J ur i es were lust 11. e hush:rod a Me. : Leave snipped leeward, and said it . se ell Ise ituaoltsend dy SI . Reid, Iola; soft Cu., and sir hid in jusi;re to the Propiirtora of the afairsseil 11 lien , 1, , wool.' be n hard case el he war cutupelbil to give it up, the Mewed; whale Athre.lpertierists are received, awl Letiria ( Moat-paid) Ptaatsi be addiewaral-ieC. SMITH, Nu. I, ,e ii iourci to isrparate till they had returned their Sri- rri.ourr bring iu 1.1. oleht J.4* Lotion bud ( u., soul Comp Ward, L•iii.; WSW/ Coisocin, we intorno Calf lat.'s , I 1..0 lie km laniglii 1 Inortit's Inn, Priuter—J. WHITE, 80. L 27, Sham). I.dis r likkir sod Bar LAI, rad 11/ristsTria tr sad Ba:qe. if dui Wine, soil at Sad it of must militia quality. du:it ou gh t scrupulously to be attended tv, It we, Ur . l'ulliu, vat 1.1 . the Under-Slirriffs, said, " I claim it l'uleltilits. I • I 1 ,1 i '..* . • • . , " ' - . . .. I • . ' ...r• . . .. .. . . . . .....- . .• • . .. "... - ' 1 1 i" - • , • • - ' .. t; .4.1416...01. -.- '11011111" 0 . 1 "... .. .... utNonirr ON ON T1111.11‘111111 ,. .1 MOTION Ilfl.llll/1: TO TUE Ilfl'EAL uF TI TAN ON SALT. Althorn. Tice, A Het., .1. 11. Vlbc. Proirimpe. Ilei. F. W. H it, Iln. G. 14;c1 %V. PAI in 11, Sir II• Hornell, Jun.re rrtemallik. W. P rO thr,tle, E. Hat Ivira, Fellotrem, Hun. N. Part it,Thois Itnin. Great 11, Pam...to Itidlrv. Sir M. W. Het her, W. IV. 4;1111111 Y. Il . 11. Itunileohl, C. 1311.inr.1, J Guatell, li. n Holt.tris. Al.. V•cr. Gullt.it. D. G. Smith, %Vni. ih.rtinl, Itulph Giro., G. Smith, Min. R. CApt. Nom% ~,,, I. W. P. Strargiavets, Lord Vice. Dolt hinting., Hu. C. Treniayne, J. 11. fur*. .1. C. Webb, E. Crompton, Sawn. Lamb, Dun G. 11 yon, CW. Coll rim, N. E. I.en ))))) Sir 11'. •Dcri burst. Vise. Manic, Hon. W. TILLPRS. HIL F. Methuen, Paul Davenport, D. DAVIS, .f. H. 1111orlAnil, S. H. Phillionure, Dr. LONDON MAY FASHIONS. ileviale s * Ackermann's ftepnvilory q atille 11604.4" DIORN ING pails. A round dress composed of jawaitet muslin; time skirt is full, and trimmed at the button with a piece of nieo.liti drown into sia erisiugs with pink ribbon ; s row of [lotions is plarcel shove them, and it is surnieruoted by three casings lu roe:empanel. The o ly is high ; there is a small collar, which is ea.cd, and • pelerine is afS•ell to it, of • pietty mid MM.! description; it is double: the lower is rounded, 'iuoimed will, Iwo rows of easing., soil edged with narrow leer; Ike upper pare is puiuled, and trimmed to correspond. The kick is plain, sod (miens behind; a luw front is at tached to the high mine: the former is disposed in small plaits arioss, is laced up hefute will. toed and bettor's, and is liiineneil with a single row of easing and firmer lac/ liosg loose sleeve, finished with rasings to COrreVelld there are four iii 111111111.11'. Head-dress, the Parisimi mob. The 1111 has very small ears, and dots out come quite close mole:, the chin, where it lies with pink ribbon ; it is orna trientcel with a rertaiiii of exotics. The heir is dressed iii lezlet tbe forehead. Rose-coloured slippers, mid gluvrs. WALKING DRESS. A j4ruteturt (sunlit' petticuat,urnanietited round the hotfoot will§ flue lows of fin trimming, composed of narrow welts finished with edging. Ove► this is all open rube, with n plain high body; the rube is linked all round in • very sick and elegant pskersi. Long loose sl , worked at bottom ; as is also the 44)114T, to correspond. The spencer were with this dress is composed of green rat de Maple': it is made to fit the shape exsetty ; the bust is displayed to advaiimge by a Mil ill low phited front attached to the high unr ; 11w former fastens More with ■u srenaniettial clap plain bark, of a nindrrate Meadtb ; the collar, co:sohties. and cuffs are richly braided, and the edges of Each finished ity • filth. chain of braiding. Head-dress, a hat composed of cook, cut in a new inatint r ; it is intermixed with green satin, and lined with the same material : the crown is an inn. defile star; the brim is saltier large, and sit' the sump width all round; It is ornamt mid with a beautifull plumy of fea thers, to ens respond in colour with the folk semen por -1/0/C, with a doable holder of p * teal lace, If worn 11UM. neon,. 114mtuTicli gloves, and green shuts. [From " La Belk Assembleal ENGLISH. WALKING DaESS. Pritsge of Held Uto it-colour. d twtllrJ ravine, or satin, eh gent ly 10 sossisenl..l with trirnmom of the 'Mlle CR lan gortlf.., rack fungoid,' beautifully ornausetolool with n rich yet light bin 000000 or of ILA and black, with torsonsueohd hut. toms I. oeo. pt.,nirtvolle hoe net of light fawn-rsolottr, trim med in CM, etyma with the pullet*, a n d worn over w cornet* of fur lace. Faviu.culoured saliu sandal boots, awd Lime tick giwvia. FRENCH. PARMAY fiPFRA tOSTUSIE. Round dorsi of ;nook cos.:toner uliu. ornamented with *lute p.'4 he de soie. Mess Oat of white satin, with full. hlowis l'otoencr rose on our side, anti a sup. oh plume of down I. Kra Mate formtal of own rows of large prat Is. White satin odapnris mud whale kid 'lures. Kaleidoscope fau of a urn rd to door. I",,vmotaie colon's ore gazelle, or pale fawn colour, date leaf, lilac, aid eleirsahl green. NutWog of the farce kind Las been for many years in wit, tan, humour, and whinnied! situation., to the Boland for an Wirer—it is ridl c•ulous a ithout extravagance, highly seasoned with. out armours*. It is to be hoped, in one of the author's own allusions, taut his muse is in the fa mily way again, and will soon be delivered of as healthy a little one. Tire are rather more than the moss! propor lieu of Parini* in the Exhibition at the Royal Academy, wlich is about to be monied this year; bet these do much eftdit to the pencils of thole. spud artist.. In the Historical line Mr. Howastp takes the lead. Mr. REIN AC LE has lately noturned from the Netherland., w litre he Ita• loren iictively employed fair some time p in making climes a sail the nin.t t.lrbruied pictures of the Dutch and Fletnidi Schools. An articled-ord Ghent, April 43, complains that of the firer i I iii top Sif VAN EVILIC have loosed into the limn& of nu opulent Efigh".ll - who gave 100,000 Sr,, 'firm, mid would have given more, if mini. had 1,. tit 41rtuisitleil. The Wiwi in;; aitticistu Wmm %polled in the Dublin Tilt-Hire , on the occo.ion of Mimi Ilvota I beim - iced was fare. A hill, cull a oiliy of au ex ;M.SC. with which • carrier pigeon %viol charged, from England ; the pigeon flew with it Iron, the in the prevent, where a decided prejudice was knewn to esoit in the 'white mind against the Defenflatits. Mr. DENMAN. for Ks 111 l ier, followed. lie called ou their bird.hips to give the most venous 411.fOtion to till. 1.11 i)iret, in order that Englishmen might know what really was the law on this subject. The Cnicr-JusTicx said, on the first day of the trial tlie Court sat until elevrii o'clock, nod it WO" then folonil proper to adjourn. If the trial hail then g row fiti, hr conceived it would have been of great disadvsotsge in the Defendants, voice the Jury twofold have liven too muds exhausted to give pro per ritristitio to Ilia evidence in the case. With respect to the practice, lie apprehended that it was not as the Learned Comosel had stated. In cases of Isle and death, it was not customary for the Jury to separate until the verdict was returned; hut, where the offence charged tails that of a misdemeanor, this di•persion of the .lury, as it had been called, was coustintly, and lie conceived correctly, acted of . No statement was made of any attempt to tamper with the Jury ; and under all the cactus). stances. he was of opinion that the application should he refused. Mr. Jsa.tice BAYLF.Y concurresl in this opinion. lie 4,l).rrytql, that, if the doctrine laid down by the Learssed Counsel, were pushed to its full ex trot, it would apply In the absence of r Juryman, who left the box for is few nuHutes, on st natural occasion, as well as to 8 . 4rner4l Is:oration csf the .Inry, in order to prescreil su lh.lr respective homes. If the Defendants frit themselves it g 4 J trwril by the present tirrittiott, it won Id Hut prrj them, ►ince they might 8.611 hale recourse to a writ of error. Mr. Justice 110I.ROYD and Mr. Justice ntsr were of the same solonotono—asid the applicuoion was consequent Iv refo•ril. Mr. Guns LY then moved, ns the Defendants were to Court, tica they 161101,1111 be forthwith com mitted. tie observed, that as IVeyler rolte io«rsooli, we beloo-ve, V 1 hi , flootritrtl the clue by v.hich the cousporacy was unravelled) was at present to the Bench prpook, It v.oilld not, perhaps, be furor Defendants there. Thr (.70tittT rde-red the Defendants to be com mitted to Nevtgate, iii;til Thursday next, when they are to be brought up for judgment.. OLD B.4ILAY, FRIDAY, APRIL 30. BefarC a Londom Jo.* MORE RANK FORGERIES. Henry Dart, aged 22, and :Miry Anne Drilftise. ar►d 17 , were indictrd fair unlawfully basing in their inimical:km w quantity of forged notes, purporting to be those of the Go• amour and Company of the Bank of England. The Irma! Counsel appeared io suppurt of the prosecu tion, and flue tireomstunees produced in evidesme were al. miler in those iu cases of finger, iii g,neral. The Bank luspeeliii. swore that the whole of the notes found and now produced wire forge& les. The trial lasted a considerable time, and, afire a charge from the Leacbcd Recorder, the Jur) fouud both the hi soncrs Guilty. EXTENSIVE BURGLARY IN AN INN. Bartholomew Broughton, logic, 2S, was capitally indicted fur to raking arid entering tbe dwelling house ofJulin bns., of Fritei.danr, and burglariuualy stealing tlwrein tine Hank of England n,.re fur 100/. foot o.lor Batik noir* fur Int and Ace other Midi woks fur W. each, the property of George Slinelcbot harm. 'this case excited consiOrrahle interest, on account of the very respectable f111141C%10114 of the Prisoner. and his being himself once a gallant and distinguished rharacter in (lie navy. The acelie which mail:. d tire conclusiou ut the trial 14 peculiarly deserving of not:ce. 31s. ALLEY detailed the c tse to the Jory, and called the following witurate. whose brief evidence ass as follows :- 31r. George Shulliebotham said, Aran t the 24th of c. tu ber last lie tame to tows,, and look ep his etsidence at the Waite Horse loos Fetter-lime. On the 31st of the same mouth, he ler:rived fi .in his 'Mother." sum of 'Haney, in ulna) was included a 1001. note. He had in his po.session at the lime, four of 101 five of Al. sr.d other 11 , 01e4, amount. jug to upward. of 2001. The whole of this property he saw safe, in bis pocketbook, at • o'clock on the same evening, at the AVliite Horse, and again about eleven o'clock, when he wrist to bed. His 110'1.1 hunk was in hi• iudde coat pocket, and he rise. il it at the (Luther side of Lis tied, from the door, close to his sole. The metal came in to take his candle, and he saw her go out, and was positive she latched the door. The next mos uing be discoveird that he had /wen rubbed. Thomas Shufflehotham said, he was brother to the last' witness. sod us, ille afternoon of the 31st December. paid him a Hank of Etiglasid note for mot Nu. 19.151. He se. (vowed it with another of the same sum, No. 19,109, at the house of Messrs. Ilaiikey Hatt Co. Winker', on the same day. Jane Murray, the chambermaid at the White House, Frt. ter.lane, proved that the Prisoner slept at that place on the night of the 31st of December. The Piusecutor atm slept there, and went to bed about eleven o'clock. 'the P. isoner did nut retire until after twelve. They (with slept in the same Kane') ; the one at No. 21, the other at 14. Wisiiers tuck away the candle of the pro•ctuoir, me the uivit ist qtienti ~,,, and was positive she latched I lie door. J. Kimble said he resided with Mr. 11. tee. the optivian, of Piccadilly. On the I.t of Jar,wery the Prisoner; came there and purchased a sextatir. The prier waa sixteen guineas, and the PllBOllCl' in 1/11”11C111 11 . 11litird • 1001. Dank of Eng latal note. Witness 'nought the tiote to Mr. Bette, aho marked it, and he recrivid the eliaitEe. The Ir. aimser was told the sextant oonld *ant be gave his sit. dais Captsist Hatchet's Hot. I," when it was to he sent. lit less Hiatt tau bums. h .a 1 err, the 1).104/Uri called in a road', bald be ars 161 a busy to leave luau, and carried the article away. Mi. Berge deposed, that the last witness gave him on the _ _ 6,F