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1! 141, 1 I Ii M' ~M :.{ ~ 4 emeittty to a much greater extent, than they otherwise would have done. This would greatly benefit the manu facturers of Birmingham or Manchester, supposing a mere chant to freight his vessel with cottons or hardware in ex change for these foreign spirits. lint immediately the Alinister would be besieged by the complaints of the English, Seotch, and Irish distillers, whose highly taxed *invite would no longer find a sale, either in the foreign or Kane marlot, which it is quite clear they would not. The Lericulturiste rush forward in the rear, and urge the want ev: wale for their barley, and the consequent diminution of their means of expenditure from this want of demand fur their produce on the part of the distillers. The ercat hotly of West India Merchants also sand in their memorials of grievance to the Treasury, owing to the tschision of ram from the British market by this ail s:inter 7isen to foreign brandy. It is impossible for any of the Exchequer, who has any regard for his 1•13(,, and who doe: not set minor dies at tlefitrice-i--it is im ;eisvin!e for him to withstand all the clamour that his tee-tine , for the sacred ms..-int: of flve trade n ill be thus we pih get. All this is unavoidable. It is in the nature Li' hi h duties to destroy all prefitable competition ; as far v.-, rispetts any particular article, it may, no doubt, be re int treil by granting a drawback, and roil !his has its un re-aetion. It is in many instants prejudicial to revenue, and this without effecting its ostensible ob s:. As to keeping the price of commodities low, in order to preserve a due competition in the foreign market, this ohleet is certainly desirable; but we at the same time greatly doubt the policy of effecting this through the , medium of drawbacks; we are quite satisfied that they are unwi. , in many case! in which they have long been, and , are at present, granted. Priers are increased by many causes .-hnlly independent of the duty on the commodity; yet Government dues not interfere to carry them, on better terms of competition, into the foreign market. It is left to le Nettled by the demand; if the supply it kept below it, the price will increase in proportion. Would it be sound policy to encourage the exportation of our manufactures by living a !sanity equivalent to the expense of freight, in runner, c. between our own and the foreign ports? And :,et ?bi- , • enter into the component parts of price, as much at l''v it'f"l and on the principle of drawback should be ri inibursed, to enable our merchants to meet the foreign Manufacturer en equal teens. Our financial system is, in truth, a Anrry school in which to study the science of lmlitim a! t conomy—a science in which our commercial &di iira have yet much to meditate. It will not do to slnele out certain regulations which favour industry, and to leave others in full activity, which counteract and depress it. il'e would apply this remark to the case of the silk wenviiin. If fre.li vigour is to be infused into the industry of the manufacturing clas:es, it must be infused into both elar.ms ; we mean, into the industry of the work dada cell as of the master-meniffactarer ; the interests of both arc censn'itleted, and it will not do to make provisions in favour of the one to which those of the other are to be strerificcd. Our statute book is full of laws and regulations, enacted in that rorrratiom spirit which is at war, not only with (Sc freedom of trade, but with the rules of rational policy end the principles of common justice. Some useful enaclr.ia'„no doubt, may here and there be found, but the mass are mischievous, and it will be no easy matter "to divide the light from the darkness." The simpler tales of lc einlation, in matters of trade, are always the best, since. of all the maxims of commerce, the most fundamental are three, that the best interests of the capitalist are united with thane of the workmen, by whose labour alone all /spite! is rendered productive, and that the conunon in tri-ect of both is bound up with the prosperity of the State. Sue•ley divine service was performed at the King's Palace. Pall-mall, to his Illgjesty's household in London, by the Hey. Pr. Blomberg. Yeetertlay morning, at eleven o'clock, the Lords of his Majesty's ilest lion. Privy Conned assembled in White hell, to hear appeals from Jersey, &c. Admiral Sir Edward Owen, who arrived at Spi th ead on Saturday morning, is command of his Majesty's ship the fllovemer, has received instructions from the Lords of the Admiralty to strike his flag and to come on shore. - Cele.% TILADX. — There was a letter received yesterday !rem Captain Heaviside, of the Windsor, dated the Little Pasiage (mar l'anton), October3l. It was received by the way of 'Ammo', stating that all the differences with the (:binese were settled. The delivery of letters from the General Poet Office, yesterday morning, was considerably retarded in conse quence of the arrival of an immense number of ship 'eters *tom all parts of the world, and of mails from America. The letters which have been received by the Lisbon eel et w hieh arrived yesterday, state that serious disturban-• 01.4 hail taken place there, and that several General Officers had been assassinated. Lettere have turn received from Bogota, to the 9th of Jae miry. Tire following is an extract from one of than : •brie are now upwards of fifty deputies here, but seven e mato t are wanting to make a year am in that house. The a'aent members of that body have been declared liable to the renelty of 3,000 dollars. Are learn that Colonel Pla:e.en. Mr. Reledlo, and some others, arc on their way, 5 ' ,t IP'peS are still entertained that the meeting of Con -1n• me) t..kc effect at the end of the present month, or ve-v in February. An officer is expected in to-day, wi:11 (lc-patches from General Bolivar, dated in Liwa. Th. it emitents and date arc not yet known." Lett, 'v were yesterday received from Lima, dated No s, '.,:bor 1. The follawing is an extract :—" Bolivar de in, t, (1 yesterday for the northward, with all his troops, enroanting to about 6,000 men, against Rive Agnew. There ine4 been a forced loan at Lima. *—The letters of the 9th Nev..mber state, that there were great divisions among the 'el lei 'al lead..es of the Independents. I.,:ters received from Rio Janeiro, dated Jan. 16, state, this Lard Cochrane had refused to pot to sea with his sio;nl,-on, r.iless the prises he bad taken were condemned, anti his sailors ',aid the amount of their wages, which had Men nitwit in arrest., Brin.suls l'apers arrived yesterday to the 12th inst. The 01lit ii-elligmcc in them, not anticipated throligh other channels, is dirt oar new Ambassador, Viscount Granville. hail his first audience of the King of the Netherlands, at the Hague, on the !ttl:. rend delivered his credentials in the usual form. - - Prim - Tara Papers to the TM of January have arrived. Jr n ( Ottt of Policy held on the 13th, ale ialtallitaots of the cnt.e.r sourl ;API ponces, to be laid out in plat:, for the u‘e Or • ow , . 0! . the . .!Ist Fastleers; and :1 0 41 guineas for the same to titc detachment of the Ist It'ear India regiottet. ot:••oiroh•••' , . it% I amain roes art. To Itiettienant-i . )) ;))r el I,...tity tuts rirod tlln incis tor the purchase of a sword; atni to j,,iteinest ihs•tts. far hie spirited conduct at Mnliatco, 511 ;Mi r, for •hey requested the lan ernor tc reconinnild I.i:ewes:int 10 - oily to t;•.• finotintble COOsitirtatiOti of h:s 31ajettt:. Its tlio orrivoit Irent .I...tonica at Liverprxil we !Inv:. I , tiet : it of ill,. Ist Fcltrinirs. by which it rots•ors that i‘le. lud et - r , r,d there, wet w.ll soon profeC•l to London. To: tin I,e: I , ei: it: too crowd , d to take his wire and el:Oaten he will not Coon . by These letters state, that, according to airmen's trout Vent, ktolitatt it a% gtttitic on sell. and had actoittl, Owed malitrs uith .Iglitro• Tins, hoverer. does not o Oh titers r;reirstl from. Lona. Or,at isiatidcrwe is carer:All that the cienpaign would successfully tivislad by the 31st a I/cc:oilier, 11:.111. .1 . ti s . 1 . it sit tsi t s.— -Tlte alarm WO 110t43•41 011 Saturilwv 11.1.1rr , teto,w..ti•••, , the t.spotr.ett capture. on' Sardinia. fle• grt , t roettotre stith.idetl. as lettors hare 'Oren receistd fratu I‘lntta. Utir ;0 . ., that notke no mention whatever ut cantorts, and the, state that the fears respecting .%Igettne ••misers hail .a (or 1 many merchant vessels would nut .resit fe• !hi: les, but were proceeding to their tits:Mations.— indtar. dated February . 23, mention slut .Algiers is I by the British squadron. drawee,. arrived in the I)owns from Jamaica ; Apiece 91 February. at which time the island was per. IL 'rho packet was to sail an the Ilith of February. of pirates was entertained that the loaded ships were Darope without convoys. Intl Malt 1114. l 1 %I/1. 1 0( 1 / 9 That II app.Nintrtt corienv I A' , IC.II , froth liihr ehrm•ly blockadcd The Trial, II rilht freni thenc Belly rraliquiL ' Se Wile dread of ssilmg fer luray FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PORTUGAL: We have rect iced the Lislion Papers to March 7. The following is the substance of the interesting part of their contents:— LIPSON, MARCH 1. The Cavite contains a Decree, which states that it appears horn official reports, that the quantity of corn in the magazines, and what may be expected room the provinces of the kingdom, fa net sufficient for the consumption of the capital till the next harvest. His Majesty, considering that an unlimited impartation of grain may prove very detrimental to the national agriculture, has re solved to allow the impartation of 12.0110 union only fur consump tion The inspector of the public granary is, however, to compare weekly the quat tits in hand with the consumption, and report the same to the Kil37, that his slaitsty may, if necessary, increase the quantity allowed to be imported. litaacn 2. The Gerzrtle contains a very long extract (six •' winch,' of the Pettis Gwent, called the Indrperulemi, winch," says t he Editor. will serve to show to our readers the dispositions of the parricide faction which promotes in Brazil the system of anarchy." From this document it appears, that on the receipt of the new• of the dissolution of the Amembly at Rio, a meeting of the Clergy, Nobility, and Citizens was railed, to consider of means of preserv. ing the tranquillity of the city and province. The result was, that after expressing their sorrow at the dissolution of the Assembly, and their hope that the Emperor would still, in conformity with his oath, establish a Constitutional Government, they resolved, among other preeautions, to banish from Brazil— lot. All the Portuguese prisoners of war sent by the Marquis of llforanhain. ••• • 2d. Some unmarried Portuguese and some Brazilian., who fougl.t in favour If the Portuguese, or served their cause in other ways. In this class arc included some brethren of various religious orders. :td. Smite monied Portuguese who have no children; it being certain that if they are allowed to remain, the public disorders will continue, though much regret Ise:pressed at the hard necessity of separating them from their wives. For the same reason those Poe. tuguese soldiers shall be sent fram the provineei, who, being in its service, joined the enemy ; and some Brazilian effects and 1101110 married Portuguese who have children, and who joined the enemy, shall be dismissed from the service. Thclista are annexed. The I iazette of the sth of March contains a long petitinn !stated to have been printed find at Rio de Janeiro, ansubsequently at /Ishii') addressed by the Brazilian Ladies to the Emperor, ifl which they remonstrate against the injustice of the diabnerion set up between the European Portuguese and the natives of Brazil. PFRIT. The particulars of the dispersion of the Peruvian Tnde- pendenta, under Geheral Santa ('sus, have been published in the Burma Armes Argoa of December 3; which contains the Royalist account of the affair, with the offidal signature of Ge..l neral Olineta, one of the {loyalist Commanders. From this document it appears that Santa Crag Incurred his disasters by the ssngitine rashness of his general plan, which seems to have been altogether defeated by the skilful arid unexpected passage of the Royalists over the Desagnadern. On this event, he inunediater eatainenced his retreat, leaving behind him BM t."nts, his sick, and a qoantity of heavy stores. The final result is thus summed tip— I 1" With very few shots, an army of 11,000 has been dispersed, 1,500 I droppers' have been taken, as many . muskets,. and 20 officers, the Ilenerars colours, and nerrly all their amunlnon and artillery." It is stated that the Spaniards occupy their old positions Canter:lc remains in Janja, and the Viceroy IA Scram, in Upper Pent. Bolivar's great strength was between Lima and Pine, composed of the Colombians, - Buenos-A yreans, and Chilians„ under General Pintos, and this forte was to be increment by an auxiliary one of 2,000 men, who left Valparaiso In the middle of October. Lanza, a Guerilla chief, is in the neighbourhood of .Salta, and is stated to have been joined by Llitlo of Santa Cruz's men; but it is evident General Bolivar would not move until he had put an end to thedideremes with Riva Aguas,. In the above afran, it is difficult to determine, whether Santa ("nu has acted fuithlesslyor pusilardmously ; but the folfowing ex tract of a letter from Panama, dated the 4th of January, discloses matters soon which the most sanguine hopes may be founded. We extract it from the J77710iV1 Courant, of the 30th of January : Extract of, d letter from Panama, dated the 4th inst. By an arrival this day from Peru. we have learnt that that country had, for a moment, been In danger. Rise Aguera, the great Itiva Aptera, the idol of the people, the President of the Republic of Pent, had been a traitm, and had frientUy correspor.dence with the .ipaniards ; but Bolivar, the genius of liberty, saw through it, and Aguera and his satellites were secured, and are now pro loners in Guyatiitil. Eve' thing seems again to revive, and are taking a new aspect. • Toretagle has been named President of the Republic; but both the civil and military command has been placed in Bolivar, with unlimited powers to act and carry on the war. " The other news from Peru was most satisfactory. Our troops had destroyed several parties of the enemy. The Liberator has now under his command 15,000 men, besides .5 or 6,000 with General Sucre. He is aiming a great and sure blow, and there is not the least doubl of his success." UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OIFORD, 31aucit 13. Thursday laid the Rev. Messrs. Wilson, Harrison, and Vane, M.A.'s, were elected Fellows on the old Foundation of Queen's 'College. On the same day the Rev. Thomas Proctor, B.A. of 'Jesus College. was elected Fellow of Queen's College, on the Mitchell Foundation. 0. the same day 31essrs. Fox, Prictim;an, Braithwaite. and Jackson, were admitted Probationary Scholars on the old Foundation of the seine Society. On Sunday lot Charles Awdry was admitted Fellow of New College. On Thursday last the nomination of the Rev. Charles Thomas l.ongley, 31. A. Student of Christ Church, and the Itev. Jcseeh 'Samford, 31. A. Fellow of Oriel College, as Public Examiners, was approved In convocation. At the same time tht sum of 1701. was granted from the Uni versity chest, towards defraying expenses which have been in. tuned by alterations and improvements in the Ashmolean Mu seum. The Rev. J. M. Turner, of Christ Church, is promoted to the Vicarage of Williamslow, Cheshire. Patron, the King. A few days since, died, the Rev. Hugh Hill, P. 1 1., N'iclit of St. CORD, Southampton, and Rectorof Oakley, in the county of Hants. , These prefennenta are in the gift of Queen's College, in this Uni versity. (In Monday last Champneys 31inchin, Fellow of New College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. Thursday last the following Degrees were conferred : Doctor in Di. Tally.—Rev. Anthony Urayston, Principal of St. Edmund Hall. Master ty . Arta.—Rev. John Digby Wingfield, Exeter Col lege. RN-Mors el A rts —Juba M. Coßiutl, Exeter College; Robert Moksworth Carew Hunt, Exeter College; Cbrissopher Rice M. Talbot, Oriel College; and Charles Turner, IVedhaan College. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. Sir liumpbry and Lady Davy entertained 'distinguished party at dinner on Sunday, at their house in Lower Grosvenor-snret. Mr. Secretary Canning has issued cards of invitation fur a dinner party un Sunday next, at Gloucester Lodge. land Aivanley had a dinner party yesterday, at his house in Park.place. hoed liwytlyr will have a grand dinner party on the 25th instant, at his house in Piccadilly. Alr. and Mrs. Wilmot Horton have issued cards of invitation for an entertainment un the Nth instant, at their house in .Montague. square. Mn,. Mitchell has issued cards of invitation for a ball on the 21th instant, at her house in Charles-street, Berkeley-square. The Duke and Duchess of Leeds arrived yesterday evening at the detention n ote], ihted.etreet, from Br i ghton . t a w sir ic. The !antitank, Langdon, arrived in the Downs, left Rio Jet neiru pith January. Passed many vessels in the gale of the 10th and Lady Ilaggerstone from their seat, Haggerstone Castle, North untherlaruL inst. all laying-to. The Dreheas of Hamilton and suite arrived yesterday at the The l'raria, Newton, was at the Island of Titnor in October St. (icaece'a Hotel, Albemarle-street. loading for the Mauritius, all well. g/Pia.crEs.—The following accounts have been received from The Dowager (Immerse of 31ountriorris has arrived at her house in Itimaililly, from a tour. B Italia:— Sir 11'. and Lady Jane llouston and family have arrived in South " The Netherlands ship the General de Coek, bound from Java Audley-street, from their seat, Avisford, Sindee. to Semarang. with a rich earens e En r lim i4 orxim, K,As Kap. , The lion. Colonel limey Lygon. M.P., arrived on Sunday in until by pintos on the 11:Att October last, ea Itulromago Point. St. James's-square, from his seat in Glouceateraiiirt. The Captain and second in eminent', niter receivine sonic woands. , threw themeelves into the sea, and the firmer wait pieked up next I The linke and Duchess of Portland and Mrs. and Miss Can. day A 7 a emoting vessel, which has since arrived at Bataria. The ! rain are et:pet-tea to leave town to-morrow; for IVelheck, Notts. day before this capture, a brig of the Netherkinds, front the port of t The Marquis of Salisbury arrived in town yesterday, lion his nest, 'lnfield. Samanutg. ray attacked by twelve veuele. et the pirates. but after 1 a combat of three hours' duration they ecee heaten o'r. Piracies I 31r. and Mrs. Deering have le ft town for their seat, Ayott, St. Lawrence, Item. begin to incr, ease in an eiarming mr.nner on the east alms( of Jaye," Sir t :harlot and Lady Coekerell and, family have arrived at their CALEDON I ,N ICANA , ..—IIts 3 islejasty'a Revenue cruiser -tie hooka in Piccadilly. from their seat in Gloucestershire. c.o.s. en nr.tseded by Lieutenant Wry. A. Thomson, H. N. has' Air li . . and hady Ilutubtild left the Pubeney Hotel., Albemarle-. terhed in Leith Boails. from her sla ion in the \Vest llitehlanda. street, yesterday Morning, fur Paris; also Mr. and Mrs. NVake- I To shorten the pessrge. Captain Thomson rmelved fro pushing trio, for Brighton. I throtigh the Caledonian Canal. The novel Melt , of eit,e of his Ma- Slr George and Indy Nugent and family have arrived at their ; ! '' ' t ' •s tt!,,,LI a crowd of cinema. decorated on both aides, ',muse, in liover-street, from their seat, Taplow, fluent. 1 t em the tttpuitirt Itrati to the deck, with a;I her variegated colours 'l' ite Earl of Itreckm , ek hes arrived at his tather's (the Illarquia I "nd liai . .s. enli(( ,, (d 1 " *he wartial pihroeits and 11 ;:bland airs of Camden's) house, in Arlington-street, Irrni a tour. ; e hie!' sett , pie , d by Ct.. , riper, did rot t.td. to Lrie t e, in crowds E. Johnstone. Esq., bas left his house, (lower-street, fat Rich-It:0c ast.m.slted reties, who viewed a it'd wander en are ..hip. ne , e o ... Surrey. ; treeing will' me , ...tic pride, some hurdred fee• below thnn.iltroueh .1-rioals at Lerig's Hotel, Bond-street :—(htptain Sebright, 1 'he I) as e: tile meenteins. from the 1V esti.rn to the German fr: , .l V: ti. : :Ind .lamesrstrachy, Esq., I" , 111 Brighton. lA:ear.: (.treat, ccat• On clearie.e Ito- Vaned. the Sneers tired a salute, in ere, tio.;- , :—.l. lVaddiicre. 1.1,1., tor Beneath ; 'relay?. ; and Major Itoam., for Chatltam. (' a; rain veuso; ,; fig .. sequence of icing tic tied tll t his 31reiesty's ships widen has I come tidough this woi.derful passage. Ti eheccess draws tint-tem feet of v. ma. ... Mr. Macrrady, anti Miss F. ii. Kelly, continue to dr- w . • " 1 . q AL:\ ATION or A S tn es s d r. SEW lty ..Ce/I•TN7.—One Of full anti fatiltionable houses here. .11fo..boh, we r '' ' ' 'd ' e • l the Medical Lonirnlesittnere of the royal navy (Dr. Bur is the performance announced for this evening.--6:0.e.r0e• 1 rett) hill given an ae:ourA a the whole crew of a King's, ( hi.,,triele of . I . lturielity. slip, amounting to two !minim' persona, who were of- Stine KIN, At CI OF NT.—Yeatenlay a melancholy ste'd a t'llt If: cued vitit salivation in a high degree by the bttrsting of, happened at the house ef the 31alquis of Londonderry, in park- i . tt^ vissels containing quie..nil er. Many lost their tmth, 1- • v lane. The mansion is undergoing considerable alteration arid l ula '' repair, and whilst the workmen were engaged at the building, and two died stock , . All the live sck, consisting of pigs, goats, the scaffolding gave way, and precipitated severalseveralmen who l cheep, poultry, oats, dogs, rats, and birds, were also put were on lit to the ground. (lac poor man, we learn, was under its cif, eta; even the decks of the ship were covered killed on the spot, another had his skull fractured, and a third I witha black powder. Several tons of quicksilver were was dangerously wounded on the back. We have net been able scattered about the ship, which from rolling about became to ascertain the actual amount of damage done, but we under oxydis' ad, and it is supposed a:.;..eted the atmosphere.— , stand that the poor safferers were conveved in a dreadful state to St. George's Hospital. llicelical Adviser. LAW INTELLIGENCE. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, 111.01c8 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SPORTING DECISION. SIMPSON v. POW LETT. cm fur ou h uaF thit oßD nener . won t the caber to The SOLICITOR-GENERAL stated, that this case an against the defendant as administrator of his father. It wits an exception . be sold for I:9igs. if demanded. &c. --Two.mile heats. The Town Plate of . certified by the Master relative to a debt of 1,6901. and the question Lord Jersey's ch. c. by Comus, dam by Ruben' . 21 1 Jilt. Pearce's b. 1. by Phantom , out of 31irandola . 1 3 6 31r. W. Hawkins a ch. e. Haphazard - - - 42 3 4 was, whether it was a judgment debt, or whether it ought to be found only a simple contract debt. The case had been submitted M. Coleman's b. g. T om T oug h . .. . 34 2 to Mr. Justice Richardson, when at the bar, fur his opinion, and that opinion had been submitted to the Master. The result of that Al e . c . T. Junta ' s b e. e. Elf 3 i W opinion was that it was not a judgment debt, or if it was, that it . Mr. E. F. Aleynell's ch. f. Odd Trick - . was a judgment debt posterior to other hens upon the assets. i Mr. Green's b. g. by Wanderer . . - Mr. BELL, for the defendant, observed that an action had been The who decided—lst. That the Como' colt, hi r i n6 . I stewards submitted two questions to the Jockey Club re. brought fur a simple contract debt, and judgment obtained for I gus i toz mt s race, want of a plea. A writ of inquiry was executed on. the 14th of; walked'over when he received forfeit, sou not thereby disqualiGel February, and Mr. Were Powlett, the father of the defendant, died ° 2d. That Tom Tough ought to be deemed the second hon e , an d 1. ate on the I 3th, the day following. The defendant intes l la pleaded'his owner to have the preference in claiming the winner Lenox , t that he had no assets in his hand at the time of the writ being ele- the Judge had, in the first instance de clared him, and not 3h. ented. A replication was then filed, praying judgment of the pewees filly, to b e the winner f the g ;‘ , heat. damages assessed, out of such assets as should thereafter come into the hp- - A' G:t No. 6,6-I BRITISH IN THE GALLERI of the WORKS u hunt Twin the 3lornin, Adagio I;y Order. The remaining Subtler Picture of " Orr :davit* taws DOt received their I cation at the British Int MITA!. MPELtIGENCE. (From the Jamaica Papers.) KIE"I' 01 (, JAX. I9.—The Attires touched at Rorkatioes on he 13th ult. arid roiled from that Island on the lid instant, under l eonvoy of his Majesty's brig Surtnani, of 18 guns, Capt. Crate, ar rived at La Guira on the Rth, and quitted it on the 11th. JAR. 20.—His Majesty's ship lats. Capt. Forrest, nailed lately from Carthagena for Chagres. His 31meat y's cutter Grecian, I Lieut. Crawley, will tail for Carthagens, Santa Martha, (hegira, I about the nth instant, and will afford protection to vessels bound to those plum JAN. 28.—lids Majesty's ship Valorous, Of 28 guns, Captain' Murray, came to an c h or a t Port oyal yesterday. She left Barba does on the 3d instant, called at Martinique on the sth ; sailed on the fah, and arrived at Antigua on the Bth, where she remained until the 15 th, then to St. Thomas's, which Island she quitted on the lath. Ds Majesty's ships Ganges and Settee), of 74 pins each, and the Eden, 2n gun ship, were at liarbadoes when the Valorous Railed from that Island. The Scout sloop of war wan cruising off St. Kites, the Ringdove brig of War was refitting at Antigua, and theSqrinam was cruising hemeen Laguira and St. Thomas's. By the Valorous we learn, that the conspirators lately arrested at Martinique had been 'tried and found guilty. 'l9ie principal ringleader was sentenced to be hanged, and 60 others were to be transported. A brig of war was lying at St. l'ierre's, and two frigates at Fort Royal. By the Lady Rowley we learn, that his Majesty's brig Helicon, Capt. Dawkins, had arrived at Carthagena on the 111th host. from Chagres. Jaw. 211.—His slajesty's ship Niemen, Captain Sibley, and the brig Ariel, (lark, both from this island, have arrived at Halifax. IVice -Admiral Sir W. L. Halatead, has been pleased to comply with the request of several merchants, hi postponing the sailing of the Thracian sloop of war with the trade fee Santa Martha, da. until the 2d proximo. I JAN. Majesty's brig Helicon, of 18 guns, Captain Dawkins, anchored at Port Royal yesterday, is four days from • Chagres, last from Carthagena. The Comet spoke off Turks' Island, six days ago , his Majesty's schooner Renegade, Lieutenant Fiott, cruising—all well. SAVANNAH, DEC. 13—The following information respecting the shipwreck of a French brig, near our harbour, has been handed to us for publication by the French Consul :—" A French seaman, by the name of Jacques Ferret, arrived in Darien three days ago, and States that he was one of the crew of the Fresh brig La Marie, Copula Niaill, from Itatnleaux, bound to Savannah, and that she I was wrecked and went to pieces about twelve days ago, a few miles to the roodiwzrd of Tyhee, awl all hands perished except himself. The brig, he says, belonged to 1111 r. Guilb4rt, of St. Maio, and was I boarded in Bourdesux by a Mr. Dufour. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Mancg 13. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Margaret, for Elsineto ; Fame for San Luray ; Eliza. for Rotterdam; Simpson, for Bombay; Dyson, for Newfoundland ; Britannia, for Hambargh ; and Lor Exmouth, for Genoa. CLEARIN 0 OU TWARDS.—The*rinee of Orange, for Potter dam ; Jager, for Bremen ; Hottentot, for the Cape of Good Hope; Oki Maid, for Sierra Leone; Metantho, or Honauras ; Cessnoek, f.r Cape Hayden ; Esperattee, for Dunkirk ; Hope, for Hastiburgit; Dundee, for Davis' Straits ; and Swift, for St. Michael's. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • FALMOUTH, MAUCH y3—Hind N.N.W.—Arrived the Mar quis of Salisbury packet, from New York; Bee, H'ilson, front ditto; Active, Charlton, from the South Seas; and ! M eridian , Salis bury, from Paraiba. Sailed the Stammer packet, for Lisbon. Lt;VOMlTMarten 13.—We ure happy to be able to Fen mann the report of the rapture of the Naiad frigate by the A Igerine squadron, which hu been president for some days past.—A letter has been received here from the Revenge, 74, off Algicra dated Feb: 25, at which time Vice-Admiral Sir H. Neale, in that ship, with the Naiad frigate, was bockading the AI B rine squadron, which had returned to port, and with the Tripoli. the corvette captured, mid afterwards suffered to drift on shore by e Cauteleon) were re fitting inside the mole. Os their passage down the Mediterranean, off Minorca, the Revenge and Naiad fell in with a Dutch squadron, which they at first mistook for Algerines. The letter came overland, by way of Marseilles.—The Canteleon, Capt. Lambert, put in here on Thursday on her passage front Portsmouth to Algiers, with • mem roger on board, and sailed again yesterday for her desti nation. _ . PORTSMOUTH, MARCH Id.—Arrived, the Mangrove Bay, from London fur Trieste. Sailed, the William Money, Jackson, for India ; and the whole of the outward-hound, except the Larkins, Wilkinson, for India; Thetis Newton, for New South W ales; and Exeter, Young, foe I/tax, Mauch 14.—Arrived yesterday, the Lady Mary, Capes, from flonduras ; Jane, M`tlure from' Charleston ; Lu. stearin, Langton , from Rio Janeiro ••, N orfolk, Grey, from Ben. gal; Juno, - Blackburn, from Rio Janeiro* and Mexico, Kille nine, from Havannah ; also today, the Morley, from the East Indies; Amelia, Bully, hum Cadiz; Trial, Harvey, for Jamaica; Ann and Amelia , 511011., from Bengal, and remain. The outward.imund sailed from the Downs this morning. The Nl:lima and Rawlins passed this afternoon. “RAVEtEXH, MARCH la.—Arrived, the Ann, Barfield, from Harlingen ; Regalia; rolling, from New South Wales ; Earl Morley Stances, from the South Seas ; latona, (iitzen, from St. Michaels. Sailed, the Wilding, Richardson, Mr Honduras; Petit Oustave, Bray, for Bordeaux; Favourite, Billing, for Charleston, Nimrod, Fowler, fist New York; Killingbeek, Smith, for Anti gua; David Widtari. Phillips, for Seville; Jape, Sondston, for Hamburgh; Evaluate, Levasseu, for Dunklek. vn Renoir., MARCH 13.—Arrived, the Dart, JIMMIE; and Hutton, Brown, from Buenos Ayres; heeds packet, —, from Siam; Rapid, Wright, from Jamaica; Bolton. Bathgate, from Demerara ; Julia, pring ; and 'Puree Sons , —, from Meddle ; Elizabeth, Mt ; Lightfoot, Hind ; and Dryad, —, hom New (clans; Romulus, M'ebb, from savannah; Pacific, Maxwell, from New York; Minerva, Way, from Wilmington; Eliza, liar. rison, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; and Christian, (loss, from Terceira. WIIIT SY, MAICR 12.—The Tay, of Newburgh, with balky, was abandoned off the Staples, and taken possession of by the brig Lavinia, of Aberdeen, end brought ihto this port. yestar&y. PI.NZAaCE. 1U ARCH 13.—The Henry. Hafllltflgtoll, born Madan for Bristol, put into St. Michael's Mount Pier Ilth inst. leaky, after having been stranded at Scilly—carcu landing. She sailed fr..m hence 11 days since, for Bristol, and put into Scilly, whale she got on shore. She sailed front Scilly on the 9th, and was driven into this bay again. bun sort, 31Ancit 12.—The hull of the brig Eleanor has been floated oil the rock, and brought into this harbour, the cargo en. tirely out of her. Boats are dragging tor the barley, and have al ready brought on shore about 348 quarters, in a very wet and dirty state. GIBRALTAR, Pty.:lB—TM American brig, Packet, which arrived here on the 18th instant, from Rhode island. spoke. on the lenh, an Independent schooner privateer, about twelve miles off the land, steering towards Cadiz; she mounts twelve guns, with a crew of sixty men, and wits then stated to be thirty-six days from La Gully*, and to have captured the day before three Spanish vessels from L'adie, which she sent to In fluayra she in tended to proceed and cruise close in with the land off tape St. Vincent. .......... FEB. 22.—1 t is reported that his Majesty's ship Rochfort, Ad. mind Sir Graham Moore, is at the back of the rock. fiAV•NNAII, Ira. s.—The Peggy. Le Honeyed, arrived f.tsm Jamaica 7th ult. brought the captain and 14 of the crew of the Spanish ship Carmen, from Madagascar to Havannalt. captured 2d ult. off Bahia Honda, by the Columbian brig General Soublette. PERNA MISCCO, JAN. 19.—The Sceptre, Stewart, has been brought close in shore, and the hole in her bottom planked • it is expected she will this evening be warped up the harbour, an di laid on the ground. t'se.‘ t•T TA, OCT. 10 —The Patton, ll'elbank, from London, got on shore at il'illoughberry, coming up, but we have not heals that she has sustained any menial injury. Owing to the late in undations, it has not been practicable to survey the Atlas, but they have succeeded in getting out part of her cargo, which will be sold. The Ogle Castle, lkown, bound to London, Asa been repaired, and is nearly loaded again. of the following %V Goo carry property personal slur • wrested, farmer' pri of wi soner 010111 Vay showed made it would sort r MOM lick =Use OCCEhi night lite, 0. quant added the pro' 'anent came of before t WPM ing t down and make (the INCOO , been the' that mast ih ca oath I-1 faige;aing in (hem .l 0 1921. here th. Id .the Silk, ILO Oi tth each pares stationed at toneurabl .‘ .1110iti Tabs •ini, foifeitet . thi Pian Sie ' 4 Picture of " Our:davit* a .sonomoing misuser ':. he hands of the defendant. RACES TO COME. VICE.CLIAFCELLOR-It is an extraordintuy plea. i tree not received their l' Mr. BELL relined to &case which occurred before Lord Kenyon, Anson Huat (Lichfield Course), Chestest - . . m ay I Cation at the British Ina ;midi v. Harman. litr e p . . and the Publie, Mr. /twine: stated that there was • second exception, whether ~.o rh craven .. 31 A prarchol 21 Spring 17 MR RIES'S. r was to be considered as an ordinary creditor only. Newmarket lit Spring - 3 ' . . he defendant, as surety for his fa th er, became a speciality creditor, ' Cr e o wma xton rk P et ark cya . ;en . . . IV Manchester 7 York Spring . . 24 MR. RIES moat His Bonne a thought the case should stand over for further di. N Dim to fix his (ONCE WELLS AND ANOTHER 1.... SEAMED. R manes, the deposit being paid upon the exceptions. Hambledon Hunt . . go Edinburgh . _ _ . 21 Catterick Bridge - - 21 Buxton - - . - 2 the date formerly adve . . . Mr. HEALD stated that this was a case which stood Oyer for Middleham . 26 announced. -. N .J.-- Limbo directions. The difficulty arose upon the construction of a Tickets, 10s. Id. each rill. The testator gave to his nephew and niece all the property TATTERSALL'S, Malmo 16, 1824. f which he was possessed at the time of his decease, in mast for The mthseription_room eras we ll - and moat respectably . at an early hour, a..d betting was very brisk, particularly on nis shops. , . c l iST L it en .o i re lt : : E asyna M ris aje att s la ty paber te ' e s bl yy - ;1 is wife, for her natural life, if' she so long continued his widow, to Riddlesworth and Derby ; the other stakes did not excite much • airy on the business os a farmer, but not to reduce the value of his interest. The only transaction in the routine of the day's bushiest roperty ; and further, that hs wife should have one half of his i worth notice was oileyed • colta2dnamtakedenE,lefehoyantkt,e Derby, twowhout the to 20 pect kr :d tki t s o ese s tak tar we t, il; hi li t i s tbe bf eti n nseqd tof ucera en t i ,: li el I: ;his detailed i n t j . 1 " . . ' aiesoc eltuns a lr i:babreire th pay d'e t.bise m e. a fit 7 ersonal estate, whether married or single, at her disposal. The I was repeate dl yl'' augnerofse lma 441. I revalat irmu ttoTo A f 'mouton arose as to the surplus arising trout accumulation, beyond that was necessary to carry on the tanning business. o'.. ree ayr His Honor, a thought use next of kin were the only parties in. ta m p ; , aod the proem state of the olds . • • delft Banks of Ens crested, and they were not before the Coun ; but it his tnnniou I formation 88.,_arrkett,ai_be4tig_ninexf_ got mold tend to produce a compromise he would give it. His Honour, : 7:„' so r th ' e "r, t i t ;l lo fter some desultory discussion, said all he could do was to direct ' him ''-.-.-IVrie of Inquiry to ascertain who were the next of kin. ,_ AMU Rif eaprouriag c : lEDDLESHOITH. '. Cam Rankers in -,__. 2to 1 ague Reformer (taken) 12 to 1 agst Sister to Sailor ' • the 111000emers o LEN7' ASSIZES. 7to 2 agst Prudence (offered) iISto I mat Lynteasa t * .Imw Indeed, as well as al --••••••--- 9to 9 agst Quadrille (offered) 20 to 1 agst Cresside (taken) . •• • . . td MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-litneonn, 3Ltileu Ht. 8 to I agst Dom Carlos (affixed) N.B. l'he assents addn DEBBY. . • respectively, will be t !Afore Mr. Baton HuLLocx.l •3to I agst Reformenoffereci) 10 to 1 ago Hurley Burley • . taken that they are put - 64 to I agst Agnes (o ff ered) (offered) - be delivered in London o MURDER OF SARAH A RROWSMITH . 8t to I agst Banshee (offered) 20 to 1 agst Ridicule (offered) . before the fith April, 1824. Join Smith, aged 24, late of Alford, in the county of Lincoln. 16 to I agnt Jesse(taken) Hese, Skim. Corinne, (ma w; sister's servant, stood iudicten for having feloniously administered Id to 1 i 6 .lt Elephant (freely Sir Grey, Daetyle. & c. as in ~,z quantity of arsenic along with some flour to Sarah Arrowsnaith, taken I lull statement of Monday la st . • CUSTOM-110 n the lith of December last, she being quick' with ch il d. Be 18 to 1 agst Lon Carlos T A I ti toad further charged, by the Coroner's Inquest, with wilful OAKS. . CUSTOMS do here iurder. Four to One on the Field. . dbottioas received from de %VIM= Robinson examined.-Is • druggist at Alford. The norecareeta ST. LEGER. ',. Toomey, founded upend risoner came to his shop in December last, and purchased a pound of Commons of the Oth a . No alterations womb notice on this Stakes since our report N of the following w f whits arsenic. Th e prisoner was a farmer's servant, and far. Mo n d a y 4., proved sin inn is the habit of using arsenic for sheep-wash. Wrote upon -........-- . of Manufactured Silk Goo he papa," Poison." HUNTING APPOINTMENT. Eat India Company's W Tyson direst examined.-Is a surgeon and apothecary ; attended - iihratestreet ; and of the of w and Thrown Silk, arah Arrowsmith, at Altard. She is since dee& lie found her The Earl of Derby's stag hounds will meet this day, at Wick. „ East 1 . and cry sick from eating a cake. She was vomiting violently. She how Cross - ways, and Friday. at Epsom Downs. Pan'', bowed him the cake, and the remains of the flour of uhich she had street t and that the King' lade it. She vomited very violently, and complained off great pain MARKETS. likewise be open for the re m I her throat and stomach. The symptoms were such as arsenic -rams- The whaled the said M rind occasion. Took the flour home ; found it full of a shiuing CORN-EXCHANGE, MARCH 15. llOll of such Goods from an en of substance, which he afterwards found was white arsenic. at each of which Gificer s o f There was a good supply of Wh ea t t hi s morn fresh up inKfada have the woman vomits, which brought up m e samp l es mine of the powder. wive and take an account d Suffolk, Essex, sr Kent, t h e of which were mostly of 4r. Pell, the other surpon, took the powder home with him. will continue op e n f rom T o be delivered with each pare. damp inferior quality, which met few buyers, although cliental lave the bag anti flour to the constable. Found her worse next the Afternoon. prices full 2s. per quarter lower than last Alonday : real finesse. pia were scarce, arid sold on much the same terms. The supply of Printed Forms of the St ay; she was ill violent pain, and vomiting excessively. She was rich child at the time, mid was a ft erwards delivered of an eight Marley was not large ; but having but little demand, a deehoe ia months' dead child. Attar her delivery, she fancied that she felt a 4O Ott/Misers stationed at i nnee of full Is. pet quarter must be stated from this day were [tile easier, but she died in half an hour afterwards. The arsenic r By Order l'here was rather an extensive arrival of Oats, which met very ' - rased her leash, and not the bringing forth the child. The poison 1 heavy sale at a reduction of Is. to 2n. per quarter from late Mon. envisioned the premature birth of the chili. On the Wednesday t New Tick Beans were full Is. per uarter o Oilier, and dull Ight her extremities were very cold-no pulsation, and very little a erie; fine old ones supported last mo , iday l i rates, as id both (ivy le, except about the region of the heart. she said, if she died bile and White Peas. Linseed and Rapeseed were both very heavy aped the man would not be punished. sale, and cheaper. Clover Seed, both redend white, were extruatly F Crawl-examined by Mr. BALOUT-Opened the body the day 4 sue, at quoted prices.B her her death, on Friday morning. 0 Found the stomach violently WHEAT. I BEANS. CAsy order of the llnnourabl• atoms. on 310NDA summed. There was a little fiord in the stomach. Found a snudl Kent & Essex (red) Ms to 721 1 Ticks . . - 356 to 470 WEDNESD.IY, the 2, uantity of the same powder. Dirsolved it in a little hot water; rbitto (white , _ 604 to 7tis ' Harrows - - 401 to 48 ' DAY, the *Pith, and SAI Mad a hide volatile alkali to it; then applied the lunar caustic to - Suffolk and Norfolk small . - -43 s to 5n o'clock precisely at the C le substance, and the result was a yellow precipitate; this test (red) . . Mato 70s HALT. * The (idlowing (Lode for 1 roved die substance to be arsenic. Mr. Pell and his assistant were Ditto (white) . 60s to 756 I Norfolk (pale) - 56 s to (de resent at this experiment. In his judgment poison shine was the North Gottn ,„., .. 501 to 72s I Suffolk lc Esses(do.) 5.65 to sit E AST INDIA and i &use of her death. The child was alive, according to his opinion, I r i s h _ --: . 44e to 62s 1 Ditto (brown) -44 s to lb BOOKS, PRINT; dote the taking the poison. For Home RT. • . . 42s to 43s BRANS. John Pell examinco-ls a surgeon at Alford. When he went Brandy. rum, gen eva , WI m r the deceased, he found her and the others in the house sick; - ... unn _ RARELY. English - ?Zs to 126 'velum., china, porcelain, deer 11 .. Vs to 395 Foreign - - 216 to We amid rather say that the symptoms were not at first characteristic Grinding - -33 s to 36s LINSEED. Meant yacht, with her star f arsenic having been taken, but rather of the chobi a int:roue thin, skins, dressed hides, al OATS. English - -52 s to 145 .fterwards found they had taken arsenic. Entertains no doubt but p eed, Essex - p is to 265 Foreign . _ 36 to tot _ land tails, picture frames, er death was occasioned by taking arsenic. Lincolnshire 22. to 26s RAPESEED. Niles, fire boxes; muslin a 31r. Harry Wilson examines).-Acts as clerk to the Magistrates Yorkshire - 23. to 2bs English (per last) 271 to 281 Eases snuff-boxes, or mole i the neigauourhood of Alford. The examination of the deceased Irish - - 20. to 93+ SEEDS. *tares, prints, bronze pos as takea by the Magistrates, and the prisoner was present dor- Poland, Lincolnshire 22s to 27s Hempseed (per qr.) 331 to 401 which have remained in his ! is the whole time. Prisoner stood at the foot of the bed ; took disiMed by . law.-Clear of all Yorkshire -23 s to ffile Foreign (ditto) - his to 4ts own in writing what she said, which was read in the hearing of potato uneohishhe cs to Ohs mosisrdseedostoup) To be viewed at the Tole le instincts / Yorkshire -23 e to 29s per bushel - Ils to Ile hithe ; and the Kirin Here the examination of the deceased was read. It stated that on Atneer, on Thursday, the 18t Scotch - 25. to 31s Ditto (white) - 9 s to its se &l. of December last the prisoner called her up, and gave her Irish - -22 s to 265 , ('lover (red) per cwt. 45, to SI 111)01 isaasat, ham Ten o'cl et a fork a beg containing sonic flour; that she put it into her box, PEAS. 2Itl? (IVllite) . - :./.14 to ets eel took it out oil the following day, Tnesely, and proceeded to - _ 34. to 3 6 s lif t a lt er thsodirbought at alit . - Its to Re take it into =keg,riot , " - whets, feeling it match in her hands, she tasted „.. le Grey .. .. 3s. to ma Trefoil (new) sib is 5 , 2 , d ides mid Forfeittees 0111 and found it hoc in dm throat ; that she afterwards baked th e •""P White - - -38 s to 40s Continue - - 110 to lb tansy the 10th of April, ICJ ekes over the fire, ate some herself, and gave some to her child „_„ eta .. . - 40s to 42s Tares ' - - 61 Od to & ell be absolutely become forfeiter the son of the tritest:et ; that she was pregnant by the prisoner a Bo il s analogues to be had at tilt mod dine, and was abode being married to him ; the banns had see published i wiee in Alfordchurch; and that several others in SMITHFIELD, 3lanen Its The fineness (tithe weather has given a liveliness to ear nnobt Me house partook of th e cakes. NHATAND GENUINE I to-cle.y and for the finest Scots, in a few instanm, 4s. 6d. has been Mr. \t' [sun ' s exatninstiou continued.-Was aftexwards sent for 0 . • ' general bulk of good Beef, however, remains st atlas, rich Cut Glans, Bo moused • the v the prisoner to the lock-up house. Prisoner wished to make a 4s. 4d. per * Apparel, and shout 23 . stone. In Mutton we have little or no alteration since eclaration ; cautioned him not, but he persisted ; took down what TO BE SOI i last Monday ; the sale is somewhat readier than on that day. Veil e saitL By Mr. SL Here the prisoner's declaration was mad. It merely .stated, I I also remains much the same: a complete choice Calf, of from M. (By Order of the Execute... tat lie put some west flour In a hag, which he put to twenty stone, will find purchasers at somewhat beyond the into histeen THIS DA ' Y and 1 prices beneath. Pork continues at former prices, both here sad 0 taster'' , stable; that ho left a pound of write arsenic to poison rats ! THE Neat and Gen' a the shelf, and that his fellow-servant, John Olden, asked him , Beef i the dairy - fed market at Barnet. 30dt04. Id I Veal -4s Oil toll 14 • • TUBE, Pier and Ch rhat it was. ! - s 04 Ss N ; used Plate, Plated Articles, Mutton - 3s (h l to 4s 4d Pork - Is to Tnomas Allenby examindl.-Is constable of Alford ; delivered . rich Cut Glass, China, in Ti HEATI OF CAT TI.E THIS Oar: piece of cake and also sonic time to air. Pell ; the throe and take barrelled GSM Grand Pieta Beasts, 9 'O4 Sheer 16 "70-Calves, 140--Pies, =2 ll . , ofikr s rare take. from th e house of the deceased. ~4 - , *- 1 AY-31AHKET. Desk , Sideboards, Sec Thomas Handsler examined .-Was present when Sarah Ar- &Allem Bedsteads and II owsmith was examined by the Magistrates. The flour and cake Hay - . 41 Ilis Od to 51 lOs 01 Clover - . & 104 Od to 61 Os Od and serious other Effects of 5 rera hare ?reduced in Court ; the cake appeared of a green colour.kis house in die Kent-road. John Oaten examined.--Was a fellow.servant of die prisoner; Straw - . 11 IRs Od to 21 2 5 Oil - Vas in the barn and in the stable, but did not see any parcel, NEWGATE AND LEADENrIALL-Ody the Carcase} DUTY OF Mr *toner never mentiated any thing to him about poisoning rats. B ee r - 2s 01 to 3s &I so is 1 veal - 3. 411 _ el TO THE ADMIRERS Ot Two fanners. with whom the • had lived, were examined I Mutton .2.Rdto 3o WI Pork - 20 6d to is Se PERFINE COTTON A dative to his character. They th mid that they had always be- tend him a very humane, milel-tempered, industrious, Robe!: man, PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. EDLY LOW PRICES. ✓d a melt excellent servant. • ST. JAM Es s. WitirECHASEL. KIPLING and C( M Baron HULLOCI. summed up the evidence. H ay - fa Od to Iles 3d Hay - Ns 01 to 116 01 R e tion of their extmaiv The Jury consulted ter a few minutes, and returned a verdict of ('lover • ;Ma Od to 1204 Oil Clover - lOUs Od to IBM N at the following P r i ces :- 70114. i Straw . s7s lid to 51. Od Straw - ills ()d to 45 WI China silk, cotton feet, fro The Learned Judge then passed upon hint sentence of death in i lie usual firm, atm directed that his execution should take place COAL M ARKET, Maaeit 15. Chens. all Silk, 3s. 1 Id. ; i n Monday neat, and ins nod) be dissected. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Prices N. Evening Drees, all Silk, 33. 044 Newcastle . . 58) . -31 s lid to N os ~ aqadenten's stout Silk, 7s. 1R EL AND. 31 Stintboland - - 22 - - 3bs 9d to 425 N . Calton Stockings, bd. p. -swan-- 1 Scotch toil - - 0 - - Is Od to Os OL • ; stout and tine. la 8 BOBIIERY AND ATTEMPT TO MURDER. - 225. and tid. per dozen LIMERICK, MARCH 10. I FIEE.-A fire broke out yesterday forenoon, at the Wen - . ~ On Sundry night, about twelve o'clock, II Patty of aimed men Na 23, Bridle-lane, Golden-square, occupied by Mr. Animal. , Ointlemen's unbleach e d I tucked die cottage of Counsellor Philip Bor Read ' K/ ".°°ll- `the army cup.maker, but, by the speedy arrival of different fire*. l aed , or 17.. per down ; c x ark, in the County of Galway, near 31ountshancon ; they coat- .._ • Half Hose 6s. • fine 115. neaced by breaking the win ' doses with a smith% sledge, and then • V . ties it was fortunately put out before much damage was done. „,__ a .., _ .... , same time com. fired upwards of 30 shots into the house, at the . I The interest manifested for this last Lottery indents t ls er,ss.!e: 6 1, ' v ery ' 4O, uatiding 3!r. Read to give out has ant , hour , and the proximity of the Second Day's Drawlet is • there was no resistance . every - s. frd. per dozen • best K wade, and the villains uttered the parlour through the broken . (To-morrow) now renders it intense, for there are still Fire t .demen's IConel . stock G viodw. 31r. Reed having slept in a room opposite the par- lof 28,0001. in the Wheel, and Two First Prizes drawn are ale • our, they Iced tlirnivtli the window of it also, and unfortunately Ito have ,18 0001. Consols, and 2,0001. loney Ettra, whilst Blanks . i &L per dozen. ioe Skin 2 u., or 225. 6d. erne of the shots totk effect, and wounded Mr. Read under the i continue to have chances almost interminable, as the last I,on l eft shoulder •on receiving the wounds, he quitted the bed, and tdrawo oo the 17th of March f at: o to be . the Wheel again,sot -' Id• Per amen. put ld m all the other Prizes is families and Gentlemen wit cored to the kitchen , where he fell on the hoof tkom loss of blood. ; have a chance for Three - • slue Stock, will find il l'he robber,. (tor rubbery appears to have bens their object ,) l of o the . -T than like thew. on the lienaud Division Lottery. cmpta know, yew tae • •.4 h - Ise broke open a desk and a box, and whatever ;whim they last, ;erring in.. i.... , .Mr. Sivewright has reason to y• g out their money profits .-Moi.l.'es were in them they took away, as also a gold watch, 1 withstand. 111. Kipling and Co.' s W ar no. 727, copped and jewelled, and some s ilver (Mos nttlieh Wen 011 I SUCCESS AT TlErues the Memnon !louse. -•ZARD AND C 0.'..-Both the Tweet! ____ _ i table• and it appears they then precipitately retired from the; Thousand Pound Prizes drawn the First Day of the ploy: IMPERIAL ROMAN S tott..e, att,i.r.rting that Alt. Read had made his escape. A double- Lottery, were sold in Shares by Hazard and CO. and their A4:er-.s. • THE MOBIL! mthillcsl gun arbieli hung in the parlour was also carried ea'. There I Th e S eco nd D a y of Drawing will be To-morrow, at Niue 0: 1of : . HE IMPERIAL RI were only two female iersants in the house as the time of the at- I when two more Twenty Thousands will be drawn is the -. ^ r in 1.-Jsare- ad; ; and a mart-survant, who had been in :Accedence on Mr. Read I minutes; the Wheel contains Five Prizes of Twenty 3 ._. .., rude Clog. An astir 05 Ladies, to protect the feet luriog the day, dal net make his appearance until after the robbers and many other Capitals. Tickets and Shares are Sellin g tad lied. Slr. herd had upwards of 1001. la bank notes in the ; liarunl ;and Co. at their ()Id Established and fortror%• • ir.. l iatinguislied _part of the Carr ... The HEALTH PRESEE toeken of his pootsloorot • which he left after him in the bed, and !Royal Exchange Gate, 2 ti , f 'or.ihil I, and 324, Oxfordientei-n• ' .y the Faculty as the onl eet ► Ar '..riiinistely the robbers did riot discount them. On retiring from • Regent-street, and by their Agents in all the prinei;le. rev, ..r Wei from the I . y he litii.se they made a great r.oise, shouting and whistling, as if to torsos. --Peet sans of tie gang alto bad been posted at a distance to give - ... Invented and sold be IV. hZhoe-maker, slum. Sergeant 'faylor, of the police, with Lieutenant Morris, BIRTH. er, 347, ( )xford-stre and a party of the 21:11 regiment, from Totugrany, as also Ensign (hs the Ilth inst. et Westbourue-green, Mrs. William - L, ~.. , . (Mowing places t- Dwyer. oldie nil my a! vetcrnes from Mountsliannon, and County a still-horn child. Bellamy, Sr. James's-street I ialway police ruin: M. hitetzste. were in attendance at four o'clock - DIF.I), Gemge-street„ Ha•tings 4 and crier niciriiirii, and setucl!...l the r.eighbourbood foe many miles, On Friday list, tit t er a few dit ' illness, Germain Lane. Etc.' : ;ark-house, High-street, file without di+eitverit g any clue to the {{ . sire taints 'the sledge was „__, er , , , ..S . i. „, ~ Ys lei': at the ithrotirti.e, sod appears to hit e helm taken truism a neigh- r rrU I( ri 5 1..P.' V. nhl . C. 01. In Hui:trot Puns, on the 'Nit inst. after a revere arid lire e' , • Imuring forge. air. Read, we arc Ferry to say, lies dangerously GREAT FAL ill, and when our informant kit IVood-(,ark on Sloe day morning, illih•ss. llcs. ib.l-1 - . etilv danglitcr of the late John lbhoestia. L'.• -1 anti C. GREEN 1 • at ten o'clock, no surgical aid had arrives: to him, and he was in the of leading . * .ii - ...!1,...e . t. - • and Improvement of On ;1113il: k•s•iint. in the 70th rear .it her age, 31rs. Itcrre. . hied to off greatest ago:iy from the effect of the woonti. ~ .a mxtlinmodation New -street. inns:A-stu:re. Since writing the above we have seer. Sitigeen Thwaites, who ore chi Friday riori.ii g Es . , at her residerce in Horselytieve. Ne., ~. poratessed. respect rettimml last night from 3lr. Reud, wbom he kit with but faint „ . ,... ren, egi.a lw ‘,.,.,-...,. • !hi ' and the public in gem hopes of recovery. The unfortuns.e gen:l.:man ere:hied two balls " ' of a very rye A• sort 0:1 t i Ito.- C:iialotic, wife of V.". Compton, E+ct. Freei-riel - 00, . n . c . in the lungs, two ir. tie breast, and ate a:Ale:the shoulder, and ~._e , 011 ...,,,....,„ rii i les in every Rnmeit several slight wounds in the ann. Acenunts have just het'n re- 1 c DASHERY, and Hu.MIEJ P 'On 1' ri . Jav lasi, in her na .... A W 'Mg. o r il t• • . year, . ow. en meta ceivcd that six perstas aht arrested for the burglary at Mr. Reads, , .., .., .. one of whom. it is stated, acknowledged nis guilt. 'nhey acre ap- lei.- orrit. R. and C. G. purpose mos prsluended by the Galway Police. Entity attire were named, whose (hi tit: 'll !II instant, Johann Hesman Ilarbsessh, Es:. l. • enture especially to Teetllllllle street. need 7b. apprehension would take Flace immediately. ~...... ; • • Sheetiags, French Comb ,_,, I . and British Aluslins of I Bo xEas.-The scientific Defoe and Reuben n Martin B i v „,.. & n th , &e., ao of me hei 31oraing,10 min. after 3. I Afternoon, 19 Min. aver • arrived in London front their places of training yesterday, and support and patronage will repair to the neighbourhood of the scat of combat this dar, n'''-"n"'nn" - - __e++.- -4 • her experienced for within twenty miles of Laudon. It is a real'•Card " 9 OM strongest °entitle Maw sporting fight, and Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS (Moe. be J.NI • , . - P . betting is even. Both men are in excellent condition. 181, Strand ; and Published by R. CAJIIION, Sarne O n. " lb of favour, aid b 1 no goods except of i netrozo, and changed i only--8, 31ary-14-bon s •: the papa. Ty.on Saab 0