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in s *fate to pat to oes without repaiii. Tile rest uF the squadron is to want a them. ROME. MARCH 2t. • Prince Frederic of Ilene Disrustitsolt, who has hero herr for rome week., has purclianed a wand tarringe, stood lons decorated it with his quo& He hos takes into us riervoce a celitleettato a'the 'Clustool.er, soul has mottle molly other preparootions, unbeattotg un intelotion of tuakik: . at long ,slity to Rotor. He elm assist% with Its suite td all fie religious erienooto.es. This etreuniatonce Ins rum to a report that the Priosce will he top po.otrd Swootor of Route, atter baring embraced the t7otholic Itelogion. 'l'Hl4: BRITISH. P . I'tES S. lON DON, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15. 18:88 Last fli z4 lit, in - the House of Lords, the End of Lt V KREcit , t. moved that the 'Order 'or tbeThy for 'skim/ into coosidertstion the PRINCE REGENT'S Message, relative to the Marriage of the Dukes of Ci.aet:ecE awl CiStaillitil.4soultl he discharged. for the purp..i.e of being postponed to this evening. To itns . Proposition Lord HOLLAND moved, as an amendment, that an Address be presented to the Pat :VLF RLOENT, expressive of the desire to enable his tto)ul Ii huess to Make * Suitable provisions for I►ts brothers in "maitiage, consistently with " the Inirdetwil snit. of the people of this country."— Tnis Address was negatived without a (11V61011. lit the Commons, the 111initrers of the Crown ryinced an equal indecision, and proved themselves equally unprepared to submit any motion to the ilo•tse, in furtherance of the Message which they had advised the PaiNcE REGENT to communicate. Lord CASTLE EAGII proposed the postponemint trf the Committee for taking the Address into con siderat►ou. But it could not he expected that a tneasure so inconsistent with the ordinary• proceed- digs of Parliament, and the respect with which the Crown lies hitherto been treated, should pass wilhosit censure. It accordingly gave occasion to several Members to express some very severe at t rictures upon the cronduct of Minioters. In the course of the debate, Mr. TIERNEY, ul lading to the little Parliament that sat on Mon. slay at the Earl of LIVERPOOL'S, to consider of the proposed settlement upon the Royal Dukes, stattal what lie had learned as the re sult of its deliberetions. It was understood that the income of the Duke of CLARENCE 'should he r.ti•ed to 40,0001 a-yeat, and that his Rot al Iligliiiess Should receive the stun of §O,OOO/. as an outfit—that the income of the Dukes of KENT, CUMLERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, should be raised to 30,0001. a-year, and that an oddi tiunel sum of I 2.000 i. should be granted to each of them by way of outfit. The subject will be stated more satisfactorily to-night in both (louses of Per. liainent. In the mean time, accounts have been ordered to be prepared, to show the several incomes derived by these Royal Dukes front their respective pensions, and their military, natal, and other ap. pullitilleillii. M'e have received Hamburg,' Payer:, to the 7th, and Brus.el, to theli instant. The following are extracts : COPIESIRGIEN, MARCH 28. taron Nicolas. the Russian Andbmaador to our Coors, is Ruing immediately to Hullaud , to wait there for the Grand Doke (Hadn't!, wheat be will accompany or his ♦isit to England. ♦PRIL 10. Ms Royal Richman the Prince of Orange arrived here yeah rday afternoon; his Majesty and Prince Frederick ar• rived in the meninz. 31r. Schuffer, Author of the State of the Liberty of the Press in France. Cur which he has been condemned to lime, imiwisounieut, arrived in this city the day before ‘iesterday. Letters Coin Paris say that the French Government nolo Niiiitorly in.iab on the speedy enienstion of the terri tory of FCIIIIre by the whole Army of Occupation ; renter,- areotnig, Shot not wily all Frenchmen of every party desire St, but that this measure may he adopted without any fear that the public tranquillity will atifl4 by it. The answer to tau demand is derrried White menthol September, at which awe the Allied S..vertigliS will meet, sad till then all will remain on its present fouling. i. Betz, lately arrested at Antweep, has written a letter, positively den) is.g that the cause of his what has eat sisteit, siatotly, participatioo iir the attempt an the bolo of Wellington. Ws. have received the Paris Pope,* of Thursday, Friday, and Sstorday lust, from which we have shade oxiratas:—The foods were— Nth April-5 pri Cents. lid 80 s.—itauk Actions t,:sflof. h .110 pLr ('ruts. 68 c —Wank Actiuu■ 1.0 . 045 C. I''t4 Ap$1:—::: per Cents. 6711.—Bauk Act.ons 1,06 1. I►ublis!:rd! yesterday Mr. CaNittixo's letter. c0i.t.0t,;‘,4 a ei,aileitge to the nukovau author of • ihimphlet ullaret...d to that Itight Ilim. llrutle r►l.ru. As It IlitA 1011111(1 Its way ital. our reader. isi:l expect we si.oulit ; ore t u cf Its coutetsts, which will I.e fuuittf iu out precetling culuinw. The ing ifh IMO nut 1•nnl flits lIJt litil 1,• mormag by Alr. 13A3v. slit the Stock here tbill U greet ale.ll bwiterss %Ith U prat ii..c1U4114.11 11! tW Trenslty ClTnerlwrt. 1411, Apo it. 1111111. It I.lw...tweet! slot o , .uLt olt:el! Ire oyetir.l al the Umiak Iti•g IttiiJ this Q.S . posl...st of s..iYins Oil: Sub. crlptiose of persons &skean., transferring say soul is even thousands, not less tbau 5,0001. three per Cent: Consolidated or three pee Cent. Redeced Annuities (such Annuities to be specified at the time of sub.rribing) into s sew Stock, at the rate of 31 per Cent.; the Interest on such Stock not to be reduced, 11. m the Stock paid nil' for tea years from the bits of • April, lflei. 'Every Subeeriber, in rniiriderelitio of his transferring 1001. 3 per rent. Cuusulidaleel ur 3 percent. Seduced Annuities to the account of the Commissiouers foe 'Reducing the National and uf Ills yarns', at the times hereafter-mentioned, into the Rauh the suai of 111. la tauttey., shell be retitled, llfor. terry 1001. Stoat so transferred, to 1001. 3 per cent, Stuck, to bear Interest either from the sth of April or the 10th of Octobrr lel., s herrsfle►•atealioned. The Sehessibers to pay the said sum of lit. io 1111011ey by imstolins uts at the following periods : Upon she day.of subscribing, by way of deposit R 1 Ort or before 1911. Jane, 1818 24113 July 7th Amsted 4 th September 1 16th October 1 13th Novelettes. 1 ♦th Ilaw•rnln'. 15111Jaireary, 11118 Slil Fs:Weary sth March discount at the rate •f 2 per s etot. per annum, computed In the usual swaniser, to be allowed to Subscribers oar completing the payment of the said rues of 111. The Setnerilocrs to transfer their Stuck to t►e Commis sioners lur the Reduction of the National Debt at the fol lowing periods, vii. 15 per Cent.from Tuesday the 28th April to Monday the 4th of May, both days inclesive, holidays excepted, sod 85 per crut. too or before Tuesday thr 2d of June. Persons subscribing not less their 50,0001. Stock to trans fer the same to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt at the following periods : IS per cent. on Tuesday, the 28th, or Wednesday, the 21111 h of April, and 85 per oust. on or before Friday, the 27th of November. Every person having, before Tuesday, the td day of June, completed the transfer of the whole of the Stuck subscribed by him, shall be entitled, as soon an the measure shall have rereived thr smictitin of Parliament, in the principal sum of 881. in Annuities, bearing inkiest after the rate of 31. 10s. per cent. per minuets fur every 1001. so transferred, such Interest to commence frum the sth day of April, 1818, and shall, on the completion of his payments of 111. in money on each 100/. so soh cubed, be eotitkd to the further prin cipal sum of IV. like Annuities, the interest thereon com mencing at the same time. Every person who, attar the 241 day of Juae and before the 27th day of November, shall have completed the transfer of the is hale of the Stuck subscribed by him, shall be entitled to the principal slim of 05/. in Auuuities, at the rate of 31. 10s. per cent. per annum fur every 1001. so anbrribed, the lut eeeee thereon le cen.seuce from the 10th day of October, 141115, and shall, on the completion of his paysieut of 111. hi money 01l each 1001. so trausferred, be entitled to the further principal sum of 121. like Annuities, the Inter est thereuu commencing hum the 511. of April, ISIS. Every person subscribing 3 per cent. Custards shall be en titled to Interest fin our quarter of a year on such Corm's. to be paid nu the sth of July, iu C.l4e the whole of such Stock *ball be trausferred us or before the Id ufJuue; and on the sth of day of January meet, in raw such transfer shall be made after the 211 day of Juste sod before the 27th of Nw 'MIX, *ext. The Commissioners fur the Reduction of the National Debt to purchase 3i per Cent. Stock, in proportion of at least 1 per cent. per annuli' in the Capital created whencier that Stuck shall be wetter par. The stew Stuck of 31 per cent. to be transferable at tar into Irish 3i per cents. The Subscription Books to continue open, between the bones of ten is the morning and three in the afternoon, from this day to Saturday the 1141 h instant, both inclusive : land Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exchequer reserve to thenWiehres the power of beeping the Soloscript tan open till the 21th instant inclusive, rap on notice thereof being scut to the Bank on or byline the 17th instant. Every Subscriber to have the option of funding Exche quer Billt to amebic the amount of umbel subscribed by him, and to receive fur terry 1110/. of Exchequer Bills sub scribed 64 . 1. 3 per Cent. Consolidated and 641. 3 per Cent. Reduced Anottilies, provided sorb option is declared by the Subscriber on the oath or the Roth of April, ur the 2d day of May, and every such Subscriber shall, at the time of declar ing thls option; make a deposit at the Mule in money or Exchequer Bills of soot tens than 5 per Cent. on the amount of Exchequer Bills sub►rriloed, mid the remainder of such Ex chequer Bills shall lie brought :ntso the Exchequer Bill Office, on or before:lw Ist of A niztist ISIS, wiles the iutertst there on shall cease and be paid iu money, snit in case the deposit shall have been made iu money it will be returned by the Paymaster of Exchequer Bills without Mistreat, upon the whole amount of such Exchequer Bills being brought in is aforesiii.t. The 3 per Cent. Conaulidrteil Annuities.. In 1w created by this Subscription, to hear !Idris st from the sth January 1818, but the Dividends not So be paid until the sth Jannary, 1919, and the 3 per Cent Itedured Annuities to bear Interest trona the sth of A p.ll, 1818. Iu mne the sum of ten million. of money or upward, Anti be anbacribcd, nu I?xch.yn•v 1111:1, over and above dune which may have lwru f 1. il by lIK said Subscrthem under the option aforiMid..hall be funded before the let of Nlarch, h 19. :a any rate not ezree.liiik 1151. Capital Stork its the 3 prs. C. ut. eutivoliibited nr Itriliserd Aunuilita fur every loot. p. mo:try, of any aorh finsiliug the tab/ Siiirirritn•r% •Troll b.:*.t the prirrttrutee of being ■lluwetl robscribe the 14111111 . (01" i.n dam In be me kuticd from the ,hse of any isotirr lw to the Batik, aprcifyiag the kiwi% on Olsoch anvil E%rhe.ririr Bills may be funded. Tire Pra.siau i,ears already a premium of I I !ter cent. 11 I.IAMS, the illthl,her. who. Loving 'Offered juclooriit to go by di ims:t, wa..ru►ru••r,l to twvlve usr...tn• ttttt eht i‘i \l'uu•hrv.lrr gaol, fur pub- IA() Paroihro, bnr oil the tht tither 011 tl •r A ill:111.0441i CI tfell (for 01,t11•4 which Mr. 111111 N wits Io • Ilu►Ittd), ie, we nor nolo toroped to ►l►ll ►ll coutioroteot. Yesterday evening,' bet.“-rti %:•11M11 anti eight 11 . 1.11bek, a firw Ix. ke out Weldmr-itna. 1;144 k. fstat•'-rusni. It began no Ilse lo)wer putt of the hour; and Introit ousel . The hntl.lin l { tug thedrnyed Wine Ihr roillil I,4ty On the nernissisig element, owing to • be:m*lly 4.1 . water. Is. fillomrll were permuted extruding bra strung putty wall. NO litres Iliaft Litt It our 1.41 any pett“ln hurt on the acc.tv:on. 1 . 144 AI IOD. . . 9 . 4 ~i, . ~, z;speify.l44... , I t o 4l el tai tit t % , . ~:et ,t, .t--%-.)- efh, , ~,,„....--. \ re:-.i4.1::::x.,f ~ y_ 4:1,„, I/rile . —". S-'t.•MZ11......1 • aF . : 3 I ' .:,,,:',7 1:-.0,79;71, 1 "5.........1,fes DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The tragedy nr Macbeth was performed heir l.i.t night. Mr. KEAN titsviityCii his welded energ) diserinutudion m the elourieter of Macbeth. Mr. RAE'S Macquir w a s and lorry eirrttiVt. The entre of Mrs. BARTI.LY, Ludy Macbeth. was hailed with plaudits. The play was got up in a splendid vylr, in scenery, dresses, mud decor s. The lionise dis played a full and elegant audience. VISCOUNTESS ' WILBOURNE'S FUNERAL. Yeaterday morning, at nine o'clock, the remuiroi of Viacounters Melbonuie were r •ed from Mel. bourne Howe, for interment in the family vault in Hatfield Chinch, !lett). '(he ca valcade moved in the folluning order:— Hearse •nd Sis. Hone, Feather*, lac. • The Body—CufGus euvered with black silk vel‘Pl, gilt nails and furniture; on Ike Plate was engrave/1... Right Mu ii••urable ELIZIIIETII, Viseutiuttss MELIWVIIX diLd lith April, axed 68." Three Mourning Cuarbe. and Four: lit the first were the chief m:itiruers, k:arl Cowper, Hon. Mr. Lambe, and the Hun. qtr. ticurice Lambe; in the other tau coaches worm sonic of the domestics and household. The following carriages followed : Three of Ike olreesard's, Earl of Btaboruagles, Earl of War wick's, Earl of Meaborough's, Lent Buuraonor's, Cottages* Fauconberev, tluu. Airs. Darner's, mud Hr. T. %I') titre &. las)sea. BM. ROSA'S WILL. The will of the late Mr. Rose p u s been proved in Doctor... Commons, by his son, George liettry Row, one of the executors. It principally consists in providing fur his oife and children ; in it he men tiusts having stewed the revereion (after his death) of the situation of Clerk of the Pashainents (held by him) to his eldest son, George Ilenry• ; also Ilse valuable pl.sce of Rembog Clerk, and Clerk of the C •ttees of the House of Lords, and the succes sion of As►istant-Clerk, upon the death of himself and his elde►t son, for the benefit of his youngest sots, William Stewart Rose. Amongst other be quests in one of the codicil. are the following : " To my eldest grandson, George Pitt Ruse, my enamelled repeating-watch, set with brilliants; and a walking cane, which belonged to his gudfather, the late incomparable Right Honuurabk William Pitt, whose memory will always be clear to me, su lung as my OS • endures—it has the crest of that great man set in gold in the head of it. " To my grandson, Hugh Ruse, my steel-mutinied sword, which was presented to use by the manufacturers of Binning • 1111113, as a token wri their regard. “ To my Kowloon, William Rose, a guld-besded cane, which was presented lay king William to the grandfittber of my late invaluable friend, the last Earl of biarchniont. " To every mule inhabitant resident within the manor of Burgh Christchurch and Lyudhurst, county of Southampton, who shall be pour enough to accept the same, and who shall attend divine service at their respective churches (except they are prevented through illness) on the Sunday after my fu neral, the slim of ten shillings each." In speaking of himself, he says, " Fortunate— greatly fortunate an I have been in this hfe, yet there is no part of my good fortune on which I set no inestimable a value, as the qualities of those on whom my happiness depended. My children have been a blessing to me, during a long series of years. such as seldom occurs, and never caused use t one hour'* pain." He appoints his wile twit two sons executors.. His personal property sworn under 33,0001. The nuke of INTLAND left his seat, Tlr lvoir Castle, on Sunday last, for Newmarket. Hir Grree •ad family aie ►hurtly expected au town fur the season. The Al/minis of ANGLESEY will entertain a large party of distinction on Monday next, at Uxbridge Douse. Mrs. MENU hai issued Caffig of invitation for grand concert, on the 4thi of May, at hrr hour itt St. Jitturs'a-miutire. Mrs. Rosk has issued cards of invitation for a grand rout ou the 4111 of May, at her house in Port 'gild-place. Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street : General MacKenttE, from his seat in Irelagid ; E. LEE, Esq. front ditto; E. CLIME, Esq. front a tour. Departures from ditto:—Mr. FIUSER, lire his seat in :leading! ; Mr. CADETT. for the island of St. Vincent ; Mt. I,lautis and Mr. JONES, for their seat, Berks. Arrivals at the Pulteney Hotel :—Lord WORTH, from his seat m Shropshire ; Dr. BOWDEN and Mr. MItCALF, frOM Cheltetibmin ; Mrs. from Dover ; Col. and Mrs. VANsirrAar, flow u lour. It is not in a political capacity the Duke of K ErT presides at the St. l'atrirk's celebration on SdiutilAy next. His 1103s1 Highness, at the instance of the Committee, tikes the Cheir. vacated lit the limiented death of Ml. PosisottuY. Only as Patton of the Itt slilatioa,appointed such by his MAJESTY in the year 1787 ; and it is understood that tl;e Meeting id the 18th is the only one hich the Royal I.)•ke run attend du:log his intent!td sh o rt stay in England, this visit. The Chair oilhe Charity, coosequeolly, L. in its tilterititie cotur:4., to revoke, next .-r.r, to stone high individual of adverse polities to tht.re of the Noble stud inderatigishle l'iesitleut of tile lest ye;ir, sccortling to the order so Luppily reemtione:ul. ell in 1816 by the Royal Patron himit If, in his nn ,../ judicious and eloquent recothnientiation of to. centrality in segestil to party—which optr4 II It Might lie for the intelest of the Cliesity again to le publish. A young fernier f • Hoddesilon, named Titus. Al A rr, undertook to tisturday morning ill go on foot from Collides. Toni. to Leicester and return, 19ti miles, 11l tutee days. 'Flue petit-06in went tiri she first day; 81.41 be ums within half his ,i;.. tlia•s• Intl ass hour before his time on Snin/Jr. not- Ansten.licg Il. e w.l and tl t ! r Lin' IA11%1.7.11;1.. IV:CT. tOURI HY CHANCERY, Wrsonsbrtn, Tt r - liA, Arlll.l. 14 ANGELO TAl'Lell, VP v. flie Cou:dez . I doitc OTlttlif Sir S Ramiro! v---" I has I' . ll 41401 tttt make !II Well I lwira I', a P. tic b s.r. !I, Coin 1, and I tnerhorstao I that there *lll bp 'tome opp l o.ilion smolt. tt 111,111111• tr f it that the N. 4: ii , - its./ hr ii.ti ituy etirreoptiudi-uer. • ri!).. Will. bor .14tothter Lad) Etnt;y Vatic itntlo , n, tor front attlit.r or .11p it i leg i•er ntal tinge . with f t. of the C..u,1. I hold iu my hand a tt Irielt. with • 1,14.4-hip . . ri II tttt lilt!, 1 will read, which ontlYincu the Cowart that the tort 'tort too Utl4lll 10 hr CI 401.1." M r . IIAR .t. my Lm.l , object Ist , e par,. nn,. mutt mis bring remit to Me .14y siriiimmit by oty Theretine I 11•64.4 )I,llr I,llldAtv will ailuw thy motion lo stood ores lull Sir S Romtt.t.l—" I raniwt moment to this delay, except us , sh e co m isss un shut the Noldk Ilrfrudant is re.tfaittett in the interim to have no isinimiiiorattiou molt her stauchfre ; her plesttre of tumour 1.. tioil ell. it will sats.fy toy client." Mr. H ItT—•" \"i11111 la.nlrblp s• aware that this no.1 1, .1) ctilm.ot he I.l..perli mita flub Pelati.m, irbrrh In-two the subject relatiar to a!! Ilse'rerties iu th:s vete, isl)efore the Conti. I, 11.11V1.C1.1, CM the pot of my client. ',grey In ta w midst . putopiewof try Sir Samuel Ituttittly, istlituut prrju d.r•e tu the miss rot.. I,l' the ,•X/e." TN loot t`livafF LI I 1.1%, 11e1 Wi.ll 1.. Nar e.r imrde stiirssaeut.., far Irmo 11, that I ormild wt-h to me It 41111.0 11w z..remrst lat.ludr , aor tts.a. Ihr caw.- toncht come Wore me on 11 , . merit'. I.rt II hr ol.ot ..... era on 'rho. a“-tr, awl I hate Yu dwelt nista then the rimulit , s will du oh4t 101.1 been mole' tokro fur her N, her Conn.cl CI..tNI)E'TINE 31A1tIti.iGE. Iltsl LTV T. 1114.4 LI V. Sir A. PIC:GOTT -•••" This case has bcin so often In fort. Ott Cowl, that it is 11111.Ve(r.31y for use to enter gut. , the Mei n. of ti. 1 hold to my hold certain pr gins:its mole by Mr. Baseley R iststriaze stitirioriit, and I her 1..3ve to st:bmit Orin fur the consiiltiatiou of tour Linitship. It may he perhaps necessary for one to add, th a t M r s. n us rks is most anxious that this Court should bake a seitlrment " 111 C LORD CHATICELLOR—" I It eve read ilto*e propts.,l*, and I Stook Ilse best way Mi.Yid 1W to rs tit them to itse Master, and for him to repot! to the Court. lam tom mild thin is the bald order 1 eau make." Mr. ISICI.L- 4 ' With all defer ence to your Lordship, I thick it is unnecessary to stool it to the Master, us you arc the best judge of the proposals." Sir A. l'icourcs—" I think the sucrestiou of your Lord ship must be satisfactory to all parties " The Loan CIIANCEI.LOII—" let the whole he referred to the Master, and kt him review the report he Connelly mode, and report to the Court as he shall see proper uu the preach& pruposals."—Refer red to the Master. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wrsrararrrn, Aram 14. EXTRAORDINARY CASE. HABEAS CORPUS. Mr. RILEIV moved their Lordships for a writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the hotly of Mrs. Jane Maria Melee, the mother of Capt. Thomas l'ierce, and that the writ should he directed to the said Thomas. He made this application un an affidavit which savourr.l rather of fiction and romance thou of circullll4l.lllCeM that frill Id lw supposed to litre or eurred in Ibis free country. The affidavit to a hich he al luded was that of Ulllllllll Wentworth INVIIT, a gentleman nn haltpay of the army, sou also to Mrs. June Nlaria Pierce, sod brother of Captain Tholllll, Pierce. He de posed that his mother resided with him tor twenty-five years, previous to the 15th of April, 1815—that he was her Cl vourite sou—sud dint she was loft on gotul terms wit his brother Thomas. Th it great differences had arisen between his mother and the wife of the said Tilornas Pierre. That, ou the lfstio of April, 1815, the said Thomas Name to the house of Bilosusid %Vent worth Pit ce, dur.sig his e, and took his iituilur, without, ag he verily believed, her consent or cuneurretwe. That, on the following day, the said Thuntas again came to the house of the Deponent, sod took away divers goods, the property of his mother, anti also several to titles l hieh belonged to the Deponent. 0.. the UM April Deponent went to the house of liar said Thomas Picric, to &norm) that his ow. Cher should be given up to hiss ; hilt without Intete••••• lie then applied to the Surrey Magistrates, particularly to a Mr. Brtiaillay, and be was directed by th..nt to go on ce ' , wig to the house of the said Tis.mas Pierce, and again to de mand lois mother. Deponent, areusespouie.l by cousieffis, well there sweordisiLly, but all mesas was &Gn a t. The w i f e of Thomas Pierce, mho apoenred at the window, said that she and her husband would miteml ot. that vetoing at a indict. office, for milling 11w to to. D. isaiwnt went or Ilk office 111 c uiss e goem y,lo i t 114111.er 1 tHilisrills Tint rr nut his wife upended. Afltrwards. on the let of Airy followitie, at ZiOltOilllllll tit was us aie by Thoiwis Pierce, for himself and wilt! to ruin, at seven o',lothe au the esr ma the Maidenhead ',Odic limos?, in Bloomsbury, with the 1111,11115111 Unal Ilse pa r t:. t, si Id go berme the lla;istrataa of tbs. vis.miume 9 and settle all matte. sin dispute. 'I he Deponent al.d alteu.l, but owittws his brother Thrllll3,l 'tor his site appeared Too met., however, came in aid said to Devon. iit, that they would convey him to the t flier; they then forced him violently inlua backurywriach, and took him, totnithst.uulo.ralt his Pn 1111 l strasseee, to It mad-hung, %here be mounted uuUI last Septrmiter. Mr. Justice BAYOU'—" Wiont pant of your affidavit is It that Males MCI. Jam. J'u'ice tel b e kept at .r...i n st l it r Ot by Mr. TI as Piero i" Mr. liwitv--" Deponent awcar• he %evil, babeea site is twinned scientist her will In her sun." Lord Et.t.rs muslin sat —" ‘Vhat the Deponent verily be. Neves won't du. Whet I.ot does hr shoe in VIVO( 01 her twin( kept if, 1111 ?" Mr. Ronny--" The Depnitent's Solle.t.ir 1:161 11,1 i tu ice at the Whet la /WIC his ("heat wa% lb if', mint of taaca his halting!. Hr ars throe told that a Wers - alit 111 lunacy hail hewn is•titil a•zatust i.itn, and that his halt ray was in eu+latqueuerrlupt":d Hr &neg. ant. went to Lost! who rtfirred how w the Medical Board, in order that Dr potato* with* Ire t %amines,. lit . Gordon did in eons,- ntictice eitat oo ill r him, crrtißeil that he was tridrcily tme. His h. other during lies eutilitumicut had begs reege. tug Del utl. halt.pay, and also Ib,l, belonging to his osier Denoncht, lie had been declarcil Sane, Will SCllvd by Lint writ. Jos' pi:arca in a isaml-I.aaitar. I lis friends sill 1111% eilliSitl n.llrfrre m i tes. JIM larva -lire anotl.cr certificate of yaiur sass t H e ilie tOrowisig weir the words in a 1... I+ it wan touched!— " • This is to certify that, alb i u tai 41'111 r xatniasati 111 l of Emmen Pierre, lair hi the INtt, ripincoh, I give it as no, ut a that lir la all a 101111. 51«lt of moil.'" I. sal Et.t.nneottot.cit--"'llw Veletas ("minis is for his murier, but for haw. 11 hat Lois can 3ou state wills to:pact to het 516. P.frair—" The Mr. Pabeson, joined in the affida‘ it. and deli...all that he wrote to C 41 . 61 Tw ins , us I lic itith of Mai i4l last. as follows wa - d that your mother i• detainr.l ill y o ur house .zantist her a el, and it: site, and krill rninpleirly I. her Luanda., I am u6.simis to knot 111 e fact, tichiie I halve la Th , reforg I request th. t the Grarg inay have an (tugger, tulle het, which I hops: you tgil not boos. " 7 1 10.1.1 as Pith..., in conseqiience, called on him, and t INI 11.:.i Mr. Pst.h.iiii aa. t. 41 I, y h.„, 1,, h e ppnr p.s.ttrtst.tily wi01..1 to know what 31r. Pa . . inn .11114.4!. Ile in OW first plays`, he watited nn the rrecipt4 1111.1 txrettaithre of hid Isrolher's tivipirly while he was: tviiiiited at Pram:ll-given 11474 t all inhisieir with bin her. With respect 10 the fir.. point, CapiAlo Pierre refer.4.lh.s. mother mitt Mr. Pat.v.un ro the tehedult of In. µ.../.•r ay VP 11101 he easy nal. the 11,,,Itcut INtitorn' Cunri, whys& hr tuck the heurfit iir Ac.--11,.5, t. ith reqwet the •I cund, he al•CI no set has ovstl.ei and that .het.: W.S.B in 4.1.1 Liat to ;et an; t. , r - alr P.. '. C 14.4 k Mirada, ow a aslograpeat day, at Ca 1 .1 • 14. 8 , r' heave, bat WS. &Ulla 1141111iitalosi. LurJ Loa-Ist/Almoner- 66 Take poor aril." VARIANCE. sutra r. OtAXAftgl. This wag an aCiioll bl Olt Zilt at The Ina Maims for ibe iv of SIINMVX by Sir Witorrt Solidi a& Jab* M. wife, u,. iAlle llr II, owns band given by the Mirada's' to .1.:w• Siasoolo. piewpotas lii her cosi-rinse. A verdict was found fin the PluitA,ll, natal Mr. CHITTY 111-.:at IttOrt.ll fur • ink to slu•a eailltie tally that kbaaulal uul tor act aside, and 3 to ir NM sin the ptunnal of Pert i:111(14. The r, coral :4:tied that " the Itelendant had by a certain Itrilteu ut, obligatory onto the said Jai.* Bennett, 'rowan," 14:c. sloe soot siriole hos iug rooted from tha fa. Vt . the record niid Vie bond itself. The first plta arra hom err flit taw, and the sreosol, aii. l cohabitation, and sass the trial, all attio hey prise. d that when the hotel was car. ceded the word " iongle" wac insert.] haore .4 woluate" Auhudy t to be mitre. could &UN that the holy was a Ironton ; roil the Learned Counsel.sulouitted shot was a prermald rayon ally a new trial should Ire trod, as the Pinion& ought tie earount how that erasure souk place gaoled. FROM LAST' Nif:111"1 GAZI:77E. 111ILITARY I'ItO3IOTION9. Commixtiorts signed Lg the l'ece-Lieretenant of the Could, 411411..rx. To be Dt1.05-Lieutenants--bertredis Lord Vifeonnt St. A.llll-41Atid rebi wiry le. ISIS; and N:cbulas tVillarJ, LtAi —deed Maid) 3, Sus-ex Militia 011111 0 1CITal‘t 11. Geld. so be Lieutenant, vice Pleallq, de crawd--dati d IA e,sudwr 2S, 1817. creswol, thnt. to In l'olintster, vice Philby, de dt.ll:4.4l—dated as, abovv. Itt•ziotei.t ..f top•cex Local g e , g ram vi•COtll.l ?"I A.:1101, to I.tt Litultrastot-Ca 10, ISIS. iNKRUPTCII'S SUPEMEDFD. i'r.wvie, ur Slwait laask, ..midst'. ticiarge Pructor, wt Hirminglavas, aptiadas. 11.4NKRUPTS. ilanicl Mitilhy and Radial,: Grave the yottsve, of Man (iv sirr, c°4l•-al. .aairearalrr. April 17, 2s. anal 'Maly 9i , al L i t, tat the Alb taaa rtlateartidit.r. A tour iit A ppir:ar na.l tier* ant• ir,y's I oto-wittair,„ Au.. awl Air. J 0... AA hitrlwe,J , Foliallati; al, 31:441; Hamm -3r, late of l'a,.re hs.lattr, Borkl4444bwry. Loh dolt (lost 110.14' a pri • •r (to 41,14: its Ihr Ktate's firm kPt i. 44.). wart Ito ttornimp, 'curt roars, A 1.41125. 27, ao4l 3131 al Iwo, at the %Vat rro 111.11,4•141 At or. lots, St , 4l: putt. Clo..trr. AiillftleV%, Mr 8.'41418'6y, Slut k pus ; and MLe.us.lltiur aud Parry graluioe, Apr.lll.llll of I'hilpo►t lane , London, rise. mei ckant, to sin remit r, A p.ll IN V). 11,1 M.tv Yd, rt furtive, la Atturiwy, Mr. MutJillisrd, Brehm-14ft. 1, tteolgelt",(poire, Lomlois. JOhnibundbaelloir We w ieli, Kent, eturier. In mummies , Alin! IS, 2S, end 31:, '2ll, at 1%11 Iv. at Guslellelell, Loudon . Attoruti,, 111 r. J u ba Sktile's•plare. George Snuffer, of Canterbury, Knit, go...err, in surren der, Aim' 18, 24, and May 11, u t ten, st Loinlnn. Altnruey, Mr. ~,,, ns's.street Snitilswark Julius Firth sod Atteheel Halt y, both of Dewsbury. Yor*c, cl..ilorrp. to surrender, A;ir at ries co, sat es. N D. use, Wakt field, 28, and ilLiy .•28, it eleven. n 4 the Lion lust. 1) 1. 6 4111. A tlialleys, 1/I••sts Falser and !Nei. low, Holborn, lentlou ; and Mr. Doitkiuson, Dewsbury and Wakefield. Ilarilwith, of IVest(Huy, Somerset, iimholiler, to burrelider, April 11, at elm .3t AMC, itt,l 26, st elrveo, st toe Lion Inn, Gat;.. ‘r e lsh, IVells,tiumerset; and 3let.,rii. Uruc and Sou, Liu coin's- I Juror tltler. "t" 1.111(;‘,1" . , anti late ur Llit)tro c..ir,...1).•11.,., hi tik.l , toiuireadri, April Way 5, t Icitott (hat Louil.iii. Al toi 11.•,i5. and Curbet• c I, Graricbxr,•l,-iit, i .•t. llultert Flusvaril, ur tioniciun I. r, matinfirtarre, to surrividur, April 23, :At, Had 3l.iy sti , nl ti r. , at the M Liini lists, Stnekriri. :Worn , M'altrrs,Sti.ekpuit ; and Mess's. Wi min and rale, Trustily, London. eelli:1111111 Dtm g,II, of Great Wi.uilliuuse ('arr, Leta., Viokshire, stour-inmani, to autret.drr, Ma), G. 7, and 26. nt eleven, at the Nrw court Mouse, 1.• eds. Marital', Mr. %Vass!, Leeds ; and Mr. Uul.iaa so, Cuicii4ii,si I, Shand. Alr tainder Clnistie Loire, or To:, Loudon. meat lista, h. surrender, April lit, 23, and 3lay 46, at eleven, at Gu 1.111311, Inuini. Anoint), Mi. JuLu Duluth, South • t Bernard PI. I. her, I..te .0f Diatitrol, Kent, litimAralwr. 1.1 statreuth r, Apt al , t', nod Iti, *it taw, •1 iA/1111011. ), 11 r. Caucmisuo.., Gra at S.. b l 1 . 4 .0, so., k. 1:41...tat1 Lam!, 4,f isrobrick-now ,illarlfriars-ro; 1, 2.1 rrr r Lrr, to tn. m. 0.., Apr.: !tiny 2, stud nt 11.1 r. U 1 Gni:Meal% Alturut y, Mr. Chad, Kink...tr. el. Sun- 'mark. II us:ls and 1.1. ti A inl , teu4., or Itrul•.l, /11 , 1•11.11111. I 11 , 1111., 111 Sll. ev,s..cr, Alersi 29, 30, and M:sy id, at all the rrrrr a ituusas, t,a, I .:eole. TA) lin. 1111. i 1)41411V, tirAy . al Inta-aittarr, Ltsaulou ; mad Ilr. Cur k. , Drodul. Juleu Welch, of Gera, Ynrneeluth, ro• folk , babe...halter, to ann . . eider, Aped /7, IS, at tun r, 1111 , 1 SI: , Y . 2 6 , it etr.(ll. it ii Stull. Gr. it Vat tttttt A , to, Ire sa , Vr lt,derrt jun Great Yarett,,satit; and Ntlmeli, II ullios n, Joins I oil.wuo.t, of si 1 1 .111.! !I. a, lc, ent r• toak• r, to nerserde r, .4,...t V., Si /. and 26, at 0.. e, nt t;e.1.11.411, luadose. J. • H.1111114/11, B4,.ttlah bil. Sd n •. Julio Stall, Milers ire John lVarriiicc, of H. Mail, Ism m , foamier, to r, April 21, 97, slid %lay in„ as df ilir C ccccc aterreint Itaonor, Ili :.101. A t harder,. NI eso Yisisral tool Blows" Lincoln's Inn Mesas. Mostar sail 'mars If :orig. 141.101. ( biridesas and Certylostes tu•smrrot.) Afraid one n'elnek in the Mt:rilingof Tlassoludas , „ the 2.1 inotans, a elable, hieltwa, well rut of the tlwrlliog- Itott,e belongint: t.. J 1 r. Th sums Mousse, of she p.o.ialt if leitthara, iu the tototty nt Kral, were Muni tttt sly at 00 fire, ot lot softy ihe otihle, with a Wise in it, pool the 10,1,;co, were etelsonsi , l, and Ilse ifect!ing-lsonse enssoidsrahly sit up $4141. lo Lust nti:lsCo Gtrzeffe a live yards), as h i hi. Royal Itielins as the l'luue Itefiessl to posy scrosniike giving stirmnsistiom that may least to the ecipriet Sun at's. 141/1 or 114 1 , •0115 101111 ,cruelly Med the 111111.14-•aud ONO ecotoil of filly 'moods 0i I I.e :mid um the above roof wih. hr 51esst,:. Itrardoo and Dints:, Curbet-court, Gracto:hu , c l, - sliest, Luasils,u. PRICE OF STOCKS TESTEROST Bonk Stork 284 1 Indio Stock.. 238 437 . 1 ; S per Ct. Heti.. 79 791 I Ditto iisooli.. 114 !)7 Pi• 3 prr Ct. Coos. 791 Mit 1 1... x. MI6. it... 19 .20 1 00. 4 prr Cents.... 971 if I Ditto, Q . IP -.11 i , i. . per Ct. N. Ausa.. 1071 I Lottery Ticket. IflL I"'. 108 lON Clitle. for Avd....8( 1 ! 74 114ttk L. Ann. et, 7.164 1 et 50,4. 50; MrlttltlA(;l. On 'Montane, ent , th novnit, nt the Minster, Pete. 10, tbe v. lrnn•a 1 r., I.•<. C. It annsots Pease, Eng Vii ~!, law ri.,;l, 10 draught., ua Jata.• 1l afkcu, Evg it, volt DEATHS. _ On il•ns•bly tbu ihinni iiiTrt of JT B. Beaumont Es 4. S.••••lniopt..n.mrect. . h i Sur day, Ow 11 h instals!. of kis boost is Lircula's lon Jonathan ikout4l, Erg. , N ;;(iN . Iltutsd au.' l's!habk u a ‘ll4 t6i . No. 117, . where Ad.-mu - molts arc post paid) mutt be adds•s, g:—C St:11 Ina, rOtter-- S. vellt: K.• 12P. litotO. •4tt 4 1 1 4 111 ('U Alt tx, tett 'Phi the the At'v Mil T. kite tti Graff I.4‘t Yuri A X he' in I:eh th Th e Jet, A 0.4