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„,,eanitn:tled, aad floe arport orJerctl lo be received te. IlivirsoW (i the motion a Mr. LIPIIIINGTON the Life Annuities Bill was read the third time awl panned. Mr V. RLAILt presented a Petition from the Inhabitants er G a t•w i t • ' the Whitlow Tax —Laid nit liir table. Mr. B os wi.Ls, gave armee of a notion far Moonlit” the „( Mae, fur leave to bring in a Bill to declare that all Art. r rl.tive to Scotland which were pa.sed since the I/iitiiii 3r.' 1.01 affected by sinii.ubservasiee or contrary custom*, but r emain in full force until rep•elyd. Adjourned at Half past Eleven ()Vlach. FINANCE Iet:POUT. The Fir . it Report firm the Select Committee no i the Finances of the Country has been rowed by ep k r of the Howie or Comnoms. This Report, I Eke those which emanated from the F'..kott r Coon- Nate of the last Haase of Cll tttttttttt t iorr.enia peohtag more thaw ocatoterar o ot of the several ulFicwl documents which from time to time have. hewn ! Lid before Parliament, and a conipitotive vie., of their several resells. There is no doubt a cert int I w i n now. to expowitimis Th er e is nature. built surely I they can not fulfil the Idea . sere nroltiony mind must he deposed to elite; ono of whit the Is- I lwn , of a Finance CommOter ought to hr. We boa in the various Iteporis hitherto putoli-iirol, uo oliestionos for the aolontows of a gen. oat ayalrni of Finance. Inoviiiit for its object an rcimilirotimi of the trienue and expenditure. reclmive Of a I, islosig Nod for the obliteration! of Ilse public oleht. We find no improvements proposed wt lilt Ent)tle Or tallvi•lnnj Ills taxes of the coasstry. although it to sotsonue nun In twiny intrasices the !machinery of sae Insalate system is ea clumsy in its naa. and Souks so !warmly. as to cause a lourdemoolour dlistresoilig friction.. The Committer. perhaps, taa.gifie that such conarderaiiinis belting earloosisrly se 11w Cii os CELLOS of the —W4IOIILQULR or to the H A I... 111 11... UL S IMUII• bat such iroodouliterlty could t have htrit in Iltr Conlelno4lonti of the !louse whiqo this Coonixotee eau inaptuted. co wl , I. ?non a d statrineot of 111T1111 , us are of too * woos. sidereble a nowt . to 'Prone the milibutottoetot of a Select Committee. They ore *dims the power of sin} onitivillit .1, and something higher in its nature should emanate Is the present Committee. We her already infurtortl our readers that the reVlll l 4 , ter 11w ytar ended lite bib or .la. nuaty. Wit 9, amounted tttt t 53,6 . 113 A/ 11 •of perltAte.lbr r..sso nab. r d that the...oast Isis the anew puma, as .atunairsl its the fototh R. p , rt of the tasti Cogs ttttt tire, • es.. 1 61.005.364 Thme ie, therefore, an ntrrelev of rest ipt over the estimate of In this, however, it i.e to he remarked, that to the Patti (kV both of (;•.-a• B.ttases rod Ireland, and its the Excise anii Aria seed Taxes of Ireland, tiny, hue been a delioareiry, as compared with the Irsatisteade. We also shoed, at the proper time, that there was au iicireoet ill the Revenue of the year ennui S'lt Januar). 1819. a% compared with the sewed' , g year. cot 1,891.479/. From their statements ilw Connuitire t.he uccasioo to con routine the House on ilw improving . Nate of the it-venue, rod then enter into • consideration of several ponds of detail. They six's, that the vital sum hitherto 'lip oiled for the new ro , t nrner bar beers OS 000/. mud t1i..1 a debt of 6.0001. still rental's to 1w paid liar nooses and hoods. Front the insprownsseut to the Excise and Customs, they conclude that the measures taken for the prevention 01 imurggli.dg have hero iii a great degree succe- , ,fisl, WWI seppect w Irelend„ , be general result Ills been lens taisourable than. so Gnat Britain. Al though there has been. as the Cumulate, state, rogue uninoteatent in the t.tal produce of the Kr. venue of the part of tlw Kingdom, the t ha- Isllen slum of the estimate by the sum col 412 993/. Soaw allowances however. is sought to be mane for this. ill consequence of the repeal of a port of the window tat; but the Com mittee have forgottett to observe, that tlw defi ciency complained of dot but sake place au touch under the lwari of the window tax as under that of the Esciw. Besides, they must he aware that relief from latutliou in one point, when it presser with undue severity, mend almost of necessity be attended with a proportiotiate in crease io usher branches ; for as ihr means of en joyment are rolasord, advantage will be taken of them, and eli triarraiseri consumption soli produce a salutary effect op the ansouot of the Revenue. Having stated she general income of the Visited Kingdom for the year raided the s•ls of Jut. 1819, and composed it with the estimate of the Coinosittre of 11w lust Howse of Commons, :aid also with tl , e income for the year ended the Is of January, 181.8, the Committee proceed to offer Ilti ...roomy of the probabeiimount of the jocosity for the years ended the sth of January, 1810, and the ::‘h of ,ionary, 1831, respectively. This estimate they form on a tow of the produce ref the Iteveistie for the year td, and they thence conclude that .the Revenue of the eurreut and of that eliding olie.sth of January, 1311, including 250 0001. manually estimated to snow from Lottenee, and 250,0001. from the sale of old naval store-, may be taken as 54;000,0001. The expenditure, however. nt the current year is estimated at the sum of 67.779,88 W.. of which 19.379.t;81/. are required to guest the Army, Navy, Ordnance, and Miscellaneous Service, ; thr.ripen diture inerefore of she year rustling ohs, th January, Ign, well exceed the Revenue, according to die istiimiteof die Committer, by the eilotMOnit sum of 13,779.8 , 42/. With this we mutt close our abstract of this tteputt, rematkiirg only, th.it the Comm:ire propose a reduction in the expenditure. nor' any men u s cot rinsing the outcome to curet it. They ti,erelote toppeur 10 sanction our present ruinous e'.•'t•ile of borrowing, whereby the country must I rentals ructioabered wills its oppressive debt, .nod tear slier year of psolousol peace be bath:real r,,:i over ois without reducing our burdens ur atteligthenin4 OW 'roomer.. Adrirda have thi, day redo lied Luoirinir from the We.* lithe.,o late as hhr Iwgiouoing of laid 'lomat), which coommunicatr the intelligence.. this, Grows 41 bilintoot having been jourotill at Aux Cayes by lhr hero and JUON4ArCh Ir dilalSOr le. wills troops trout Etiglai.d, he had iturnethately set sail for the Spanish Naito, and had 011 the '26th tot F. bruil laud e d of s itu . M dsl l l4 , aiihrout any tolopinornio, which was oat expected, as we wen- informed by previous secouuts that all the regular tromp. hdd firero withdrawn how New Granada by Ueurfil Aloatt.l.o. 4P e o the reboil uf Sit .10119 NIGIIT3RI . O /Pete` lirtrrylt Pttevi or Friday last—For Colosel Bagwell rrail Colon., [ingot. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 48, 1819. Yestertloy Mr. Ilass., front the flank of Eng land, officiolly communicated to the Gentlemen of thr Stock -Exchange, that should o LOAN he eon trarted for by the CHANCELLOR of the EICHE- QUER to meet the expenditure of the present yektr, Exchequer hills wall be taken at a premium of 901. to the amount of nor-fourth part of any roh•cnp tiom which individual,. nu.) , think proper to make. The following is a ropy of ihe notice:— " Treahury ehnmbers, April V, 1919. " Lord Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exchequer request the Governor and Deputy Govtrtior of the Bank of Effiglaitil will have the gooilto-so to canoe to be notified at the Sloe k Exchange., in the tooled manner, that it is their intention to propose, Ilia Eseheepicr Bills upon the Aids I and Snieplies, and which have not Owen advertised to hr paid off, shall hr received at a torenOnm of 2111. per cent. to pay- Mitt of the instalment of any Loan whirls may be contract ed for in the per sent year, ill a proportion not e see echo; 26 per cent. upon each instalment. " The premium, to...!•••lier with the interest dor upon the Bills, up to the day of payounit, will be paid in money" ThO communication may be rereived as con doles with regard to Vile determination or the Lords of the Treasure to have recourse to the expedient of a Loan to meet their present exigencies. It is to he lamented, however, that their Lordships should think item:l.l4lot with their duty to the ptihhe to suffer tins opinion to he collected by inference from this piree of conditional information, rather than to accompany it with an explicit declaration of their iiiientions. Now moth more manly and be connii& would it have been to state that they Pro' posed to ask from Poliatnent the power of eon tracting for a Lone' to meet the sup Fly of the year, and that is the event of Oita' g such an sloths. rity, they would receive Exchequer lolls, as before airatiatted ? Such a mode of procedure would be kolitnuous and sincere, end conduct to allay the anxious solicitude which has for some time agitated the public mind on this important matter. It would seem, however, if our co►clusion he correct, that the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER her at Iry h succeeded to fonuing some resolution respecting the finances of the year. We congri- White the Right 11911. Gentleman 011 11114 fortunate result of his meditations ; for, previous to the Easter recess, he presented a very distressing picture of helpless indecision. We think, however, that, bowleg formed some opinion, he should have lost no time in communicating it to the House of Com mon'. The House was certainly an worthy of his re"pcctful attention as the Stock Exchange; hut probably he finds by experience that he tray veil tore to treat the one aid' lees ceremony than the other. It will be seen by the abstract we have this day made from the First Report of the Finance Grit mittre, that, according to the estimate of the Com mitter, the expenditure of the current year will exceed the reveuue by a sum exceeding thirteen Now, supposing that, by the plan rr cretly adopted by Parliament for applying the growitig produce of the Consolidated Fund to the public service, a sum of three millions might be made applicable towards meeting the supply, a stun of ten millions would still be required. This the Minister proposes to raise by way oT loan ; but it will be orris by referring to our parliamen tary report, that last evening Mr. GREW vel.b.rtve notice in the House of Commons of Isis intention , to move this evening for the production of certall papers, aliening how far it may be proper to make the sinking fund of the year applicable to the public service. The sinking fund of this year amounts to something about fifteen millions. On the propriety of touching any part of this fund, we are aware there exists much diversity of opinion ; but the disadvantages of having recourse annually to loans, are so many and serious, that in our opi- Mon they outweigh any advantages oltich may be derived from a steady application of this fund to wards reducing a debt at one end, which the CHANCKI.LOR of the EXCHEQUIR is sedulously increasing to an equal amount ;it the other. The Cs:auto:Lott of the Excusteurit's notice dared an iinutediate depression of the funds. The Consuls fell to 71i, but they soon after rallied, and left off at 711. The •P.lris Papers nf• the 24th, Saturday last, have arrived. The debate upon the second pro ject of the law relative to the made of prosectit. ing the offences of the Press, want resumed in the Chamber of Deputies on the •291. The 11th and 12th articles were adopted; the hitter of which pro slimed a long discussion respecting the place in which the libel should be prosecuted—or, as it is trchilics i lly called in English legal practice, where Ihr venue should be laid ; some conteitillog that it should at the place of residence of the complain ant. and others of publication. The Chamber ad. jiiiiii ed the debate upon this point until the next l'lw Five p►r Cent. Cotionl* were ou Fridsy, 66 Er. 65 Artiiims 1.514 fr. 30 c. • • .1.. t 9 e . 4vr • 0%. ▪ . 4. it it l ":".i .. '4'" BfiXtY The match htlween Joithoa llliaison, %Ito 'trims, a wAtermnit below bridge, tOr AO tear &coiled yes t.lny, 111 ille tilt...4oMS opposite %Voss'wick, .64 the presto , . of •evrn or ei Cht thousand speenti.,rs. ti oloott is Rsr iesol. lII' levier, Of II si *h.) 11:11 men's flue &Wstes sits sine side, awl' he promises to he M lad of niertt. Ilia a6l versary is a power/ill man, of solo.tioe weight, and the .11101. who killed a Insollord eit a roc Int light lately. The men set.to at one (o'clock. Neemol.., and Tim o.en for Ilsolson, and Oliver and a 'stranger, fur the watermata. Bell Mg, g sic In pOllll/is on Hudson. Twenty '.ins round,. writ' fonght, hot there was so much gameness to them, that to detail them would be tiresome, as the wales-nom was dear, hest. MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHP. sEVERAL PERSONS KII.I.ED AND WOUNDED. ' list revving, about six o'clock, the I..wough of Smith. work was thrown into the ritingst terror and corduroy , by I I the explosion of • steam engine on the premises of Mr. Smitherman, a sawyer of mahogany and other wood, in Wbite.atreet, Borough ; the report was as fond us the froing of a cannon. anal hundreds, nay, we may say thonsands, were drawn to the spot in a very short time, it being reported that several persona were killed and wounded under the ruins. The explosion was caused, we are ioforrned, by the en gine being overcharged, the power put upon it being treater than the strength of the copper, and the copper was blown ta fact almost incredible) the distance of three hunched yards, upon the roof of a warehouse four stories high (where it is now to he seen!, which it damaged considerably. The engirieJsorise, and 01/111P of the premises artjoiniag were blown down, anal scares ly one brick left upon another. Mr. Smitherman, the owner of the premises, was taken out of the ruins in a dangerous slide, and conveyed on • bed 10 St. Thomas's Hospital; and slim fly after his son, a youth about fifteen years of age. was taken alp and carried to Guy's Hospital dreadfully scalded all over lie, face, neck, and lower parts of his body. The ruins look fire, and I persons were suspected to he under thew. A tine stout young man, of the name of Strarhau, who was on the premises at the time the lamentatrie cillerit happened, was taken not of the ruins—his heart wen shattered to the most horrid manner, Isis body lacerated anal scalded, and be died on the way 141 St. Thomas's Hospital, where the hotly lies. A buy named Smith, row of St. George's set ..... I boys, Mho was on the premises, playing with Master Sinithermais at the time of the explosion, was taken 11411 of the ruins awl died woo after in St Thomas's Hospital. Another man, named Stone, who, we are informed, wu for meth' a 'mak. y at the Marshaltea Prison, was so severely iiijureil that ;1 , . life is deapalrell 1w was carried on a shutter to one of the Hospitals. Another man, ironed Holmes, was sernoisly injured from the explosion. 14W Evrru,MENCR. COURT OF CHANCF.RY, I.IMCOT.3I . ft TeronAY, Aran. 27. BURLINGTON ARCADE. ODE! L and oTtiwum u. I.t, no CAf¢ltDllf► HERON, and trrii!'ll.l. Thtb WAS • Mutton, nil of the Pleitoteffo. to re►t►atn the I) , feud ,ns. If ero,t, I r..4n 0pe0i,.4 a public pab..aue IVepterit the rest Ede of Botol-.treet, llt t se littrltogt strearle.—[For the l'lll:llin.;HW:eil.4 •h:. alp. 11 trpispired oil the limner day, it was before the Court, see this Paper of Friday, April 2, and Friday. the idfl IVliTtlEltSl.l, Counsel for the ,nt. Heron, ttli► dry res , llllkA 111. lif tliellt 3Z+ll foot time motion. Ile said he would but trunlile Flip 011Ortly re6llll. to Ole Celllllll.ll4lled The bill was not tiled by dl the 'roves of the Ar. cote, but only by tire of them. It appear-t 1 by the pleathings that all the lessees al well as tt,e Plaints f+ knew that it WAS intended to vrailt t. a. _ .... prrautis who occupied shop, oil the en.t siole of Build -street, atiol Isecuine lesoierol of shoto it) *IS Arcade, r pumpe from role shop it, the other. gui • • -•- . . the Plaintiff, Odell, in hill amilay.t, admitted that NIG Weir, the agent of the Di-fenclaiit, gore him that tilfer, winch he refus-d, not for the limo," live of the family and servants of the liersopw• ti• co pying them, but that tierroari resortiti4 ii•ii• %hop mtglit have a free passage into the uthrr, for the mutual accommodation of both shop.. The Loau Ciuset:Lhon.—" The 1 3 1Wrttill; do not (11.ptite 014 popittoie, but they sa►y t nu hate ,'ot . . . . . . a right to make your shoo' in the Arcade a ;intone passage form the Wrvern Exchange, so as to Mill it into a Kung'. It:glossy." Nis'. WETLIERELL said, they did not contend that it WO to be used as a public highway; but suppose the Plateitiff, Odell, who is et eviler of gold lace. had two sloops. and an officer easier into that in Bond -street, with two or three brother of firers. to make a purclutte. and they wanted iogo auto the Arcade, would he say. " You, Sir, Oat have made the purchase may go into the Arcade. hut your brother officer' must return through the Road-street door ?" end if they want to go lute the Arcade they must enter into it by the Piccadilly or Itulrigten-garden entr.dice. It would he the •a me ease with a mother accompanying her daughter to make a purchare. The 1.01110 CHANCELLOR" DO they go so fur Ss to ray, if II person intends to purchase, that I must by iiijneiction rest.ain him from gull% from one piece to the other ?" Mr. WIITIIRRELL—u I understand not ; but I would thaiik them in inform roe how is no nitro& ell purchaser to be known—is it by carryings err. tniis B.lg in his hood. or we.iriiig e m wit ?"—The Lemurs{ Couwel then raid, he hut looked through the affidavits with a great deal of attention, run he could not see soy ground for the foreseen upplicas tion. There wee a proper person ;dared at the passage coinplaseeed of, to prevent soy improper persons going from the Ateude into the &reborn:l.., and vies t erse; they called it a puhhc passage; but how did they describe it ? Air of co lief onetime was trained, it would be no infreligenretit of it for a purchaser, or the frieud of a purchaser, to go thi ongh Ilse passage. The LOUD CIIANCELLOII...." Or a person that looked like a purchaser." Mr. WETURBALL" Then they ask to enjoin a person from doing en act winch they vaiiiien de fine." The LORD CIIANCELLOR—" Dn you contend for the right of passage (ruin the Exchange *tutu the Arcade, when the 111111111 south entliioces of 'he Ateade err shut at inght ? If not, although not know what the Arcatliaiis sell, I cannot see how they can be ii,poed by any thing that will I)ring, a greater nimiller of pet-twos to view their shops." Mr. W ETH Llt I LI. said the Plaintiff, did not com plain of that, but they preteided to say that they drested that dewed:dittos might he committed on their property, when the mirth and south dome were closvd l;y the meats' of this foissegr. In answer to that lie would only say, ilia the Arca dians had it right to shut these dots when they Irked, after %%inch there would he no use in the Defetidaots keertig their passage open, for persona passm4 lido the Aicade could not get out. lie would then hiss Lordship's attrition to a legal question, which was, ti:at if every Plaiuttif oh the record, and evety shopkeeper in the Ascade, knew before they became lessees that the shops to timid. street were to be allowed to hate • door into the shops in the Arcade, was the contract then such that Lord George Cavendish could he restrained from gruntmg a het iese to the defendant. Deroi.; for his dour ? The contractor lease did ant refer to stir plan for the iegulation of the doors of the Atict.ile. His Lordship would recollect when this applicsitort was first made, it was allowed to stand over Ds havg the contracts and leases between Lord George Cavendish and his lessees stamped. The LORD emoNcLiama—“ You may leave the lease out of the question, for the hill was on the els( of Mardi, and I see the leases weir I,t.t executed mail the 7:h of April." Mr. WETIII6RI'4L said. that the origioul plan might have been lutist there were to be oolv two en trances into the passage of the Arcade, hot for io. stoner, if a builder 111..drE1001( to 1100,(1 lo..oses street, on a direct use, he would lint that builder had goi.e front the otigiii.ll there should happen to be a cruse street in the lona of the building.. The LORD CHANCELLOR —I' I wirleratand thr Plaintiffs . that L snit (;. Unteiiiiish is eidiri,,,t to give a house lur a door to admit potions finds the EV:biog.. to ilia All'.l.le, alto are poirchaseii. or mu, tot: • 1;11110111Ntl• ; but it it prewar l iessva It the Etta hange into the Arcade, and to t ,oitig wit of either the north or south, etitionee of it, without purrhising, that 1 AM t! I-Ird on is ` rant an wjuuaucn to peeves t bat person to go oil lay lawful cello as thouvgli t tiler id these en trii - i • e. (1 to ob;ige hunt to t. two it‘ • rat ...1 FOlrlidogr *tutu Bood-stt.. t. If mat us the case, 1 tv II grain sob •wcti toyunctio..." 'll w Sotatir onskil s.SI ELIA 1. slate.'. that the Dr ft Heron, had Ira itse shop hr I.rd taints in the Arcata.. alter hr hod hikes( the passage swill. t•i. If 1. MI WETtIIifiLLI. Said, it 1/1111 trie s that strictly rf : ' 1 ,I I I f 1, v e i 1 1 1 I i 1 ,' THE PERSIAN AMBASSADOR AND THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. The PFRSIAN AtilßtsvADoti. and the fair Citros. S : on nod emir arrived yesterday afterssonn, almost five o'clock, et their new e r sil en co i n (l ur k.... street, Bet Itelry-Kmue, from Pori+. The cavalcade consisted of four carriages. They entered town by Westminstrr-hridge, and passed up Pailltaineiii- ' street, Cockspur-streer, and down Pull-moll, to thoir destination. Ills Excellency anal lass fair companion rode in the first carriage, the blinds to the side windows of which were down, and most maliciously obstructed the curious eye of the pas srsiger, eager to catch a glimpse of the frit Circas sian. The last carrioge in the set was an open loodau, in to hich were Prated she black eunuchs, on the custom• of their country and their collois4. Many per.rms ho the route stopped nod :fazed. un conscious of the persons who composed the coy 11.. b'. A few, who, fro!ro the appearance of the blur k 141'111 . 0rd it was the Pigas v • Au ft %CS A Milt and suite, followed the cavolvaile into Palt-inall, expect:nig to Ire it stop at Carlton !loose. It is needless to add, that tiny sider , .! rlsr aup,sinted. A ridiculous oleo, nripissasist in a hoop translation of • !autograph Ps the Paris Papers, has gained ground—that the fair stranger is intrusted 35 a present to the paloCo ItEI24•T. The puragrapio ta Ilse Petis Papers alliotell.`that the foirooe la ap,e sent to his rusicrileney„ and not, as has beer, erro nenusfy given out, a present to his [Loyal 'Ugh iras. If we may judge broil the follovimg exisact from a leiter from Mier, this strenier has iv.: 3 little excited 14e jealousy of oil, : taiieywor ) wo men " DOVER, APRIL iG. " The Anthems( loft from Perms, whose 'lir. rival here Way yraterel.ey autiouliced, still arm %lI,N at the I.3hp lon. He has h.eis walking to Slew the town, visite, antl fortifications, whilst his rtir Oreimutou keeps close in her upartenetit secluded from public view; yet amotig.t the multitude of fair spectators, some have been grander' with a sight, which they do not think surpasses iu beauty nutty fair fruneles of Dover." FASHIONABLE PART! ES. The Duke and Mehra% of Northumberland gave an dr. rust entertainment yesterday to the Duke sitil Ouches% of Mont►ose, Lord Janie* and Lady Emily Murray, Lord C. Murray, Lord and Indy Clirv, the Countess of I..,wia, Sir Waikin and ;.aily H. W IVyiiii, sad a large party of fashion alt-ra, at their residence isi St. Jasues'a.square The Fast of Sefton had a select dinner party yestertay, at his house in Arlington-street. The Ambassador front the Netherlands will give another eleg.iiit rnteitainmrnt this day, to a large party of distinc tion. at 111% triu-e, Whitehall plate. Lord Caitlertagh will give a grand entertainment on Sun day swat to a nutinerona party of distinguished personages, at his looisie to St. Jamrs's.square. The Calmar-silo( Jersey bad a fashionable party on Mon day evening, at her I eiu iterkeley.aluare. Countess Grosvenor has s-s+o•d wards of invitation fur a grand rout, un the 17th of May, at her house in Upper Grosvenor-street. FASHION.4BI.E MOVEMENT'S. of Dr- The Earl of Kingston arrived yesterday at the Wrierloo Hotel, Jermyn.street, from biw seat in Ireland. Grid and Lady K►nnedy and family left town yesterday, for their seat iti Scotland The EMI and Countess of Hardarieke and family are expected to arrive this day at their house an St. James's worse, from Winsrole, Cambsidgeshire. The cause of the non-attendance of the CHAN CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER in the House of Coin nollll for the last few day, was the death of his aunt. The Right Honourable Gentleman left town yes terday to attend her funeral iu Berkshire. The two Amt tailors, hitcly arrived ut Carlton House. are said to have been m-iit for to teach Nit :cistern to rut their coat lacrtaiiiii4 to their cloth. The inspectors of 11 iS•InCPS have it in con templation to make Dandy-liiirses and Doody 11%Pell equally subject to title for uppyarin,g on the foot-path 011161 N OF TILE WOOD " DA NDY."—Thi4 term, whir' line recektly brew applied ton specter of rep tile very common iii the nistropolis, appears. to have ariets Ironi a small sillier ctn.,, struck by King HENRY VII. of little value, coiled a dandy 'trot(; and hence Bishop FLEETWOOD observes, ilia terns is applied to worthless and contemptible persons. AGAIN !—CARROLL has sold a larger amount of Capital Prizes than ally tither Office-keeper ; and the Public will ierseisber that this is no unnaual Of errtenee. at his Office:. The Four Grail Prises of 20,000?. contained in the Si IN me of the present Lottery, which will coolant-a drawing on the 11th MAT, are, ale runt(, now on sale at 19, Cornhill,*aitil 20, Oafutd.iitreet. The Ticket, No. 706, a Prise of 20,00 Guineas, b.ail its the lio4 Lottery I. Caw. ROI.L, Was the highest Pri:s ski' the Lottery rootaitied; and No. 2,220, • 2,0001 atol many othera of 1,0001. 5001. 2001. &c. tem also auld by CARROLL. It6VENUE LAWS.—We have repeatedly called the intention 01 Merchants, Ship-owners, Captains, and others, to " The Practical Abridgement of the Laws of Customs aail Excise, incinding *rabies of the Duties, dm." by Mr. Pope, of the Bristol Cuomo - I -home. This hat been done moire the impression Oral the topics it needs of area( end-rate iinportiiiice to all persona connected with cum awrre, and dial the perfoimance is folly commemorate to the object.; in view. The Rook basilic become the guide of the Tremory, and of the Revenue °Seers, sad its cites'. !anon having exteudid to all the rommercial parts of the globe, it is necessary for us now only to say, That the fourth Edition has been recently publialseti ; that wlrtteve► new Acts of Parliametit way be palmed this &IMMO, will be supplied separately at the lowest possilole price; sod that the iiiformation contained in Mr. Pope's wink vaimot he acquired from say other publication whatever CHARLES IitENN err.— At the Relearn was token lie lied in his pw►e►•ion c tab to the antotrot orahout 300/. in dollars, which. is an other corroborating circumstance Oust it was hit► in. termini to go to America with Mr. ilitint6lf . ll chili!. The Oldenburg Magistrates hav e b e h ave d rxirrinely well throughout the wbule the bu►i they - rtrd the dollars Hilo two bill►, end i~ —_- - - Duipniche. f the 10th of Dr- nrsv ; they converted thr.hdiars Into too • b t u.. Sum m ,„, crusher, hue hr. receited at the holm I lunar. At have triovennted them 1.1 the cart; of Mr. Mums, orderable amount. cohar"ting ortscles equany -Mu WETtIEftELI. sattl, it MRS art.. ••...4.1 that date, petlect tranquillity prevailed in India. the Aldgistrate, at Iluv‘-,tio,:t. persosira was i s ( ' su d is i us wrd. eisealtmg ; parscol; It.su Luc s:..ai.lia‘sit: • • ?J1 Gli.4lYU''. Within these few weeks, the Skim', Mason, with 150 ; the Perceval, Scott, will, 85; and the Marv, Munro, with 32 ironware*, have sailed from Leith, for II +lira% and Qomhec. Aleut of these emigrants comosted of whole famtliet from the country, many of them with snngll properties The Skene carries out one family, from the parish of West Calder, consisting of a father, eitht sons, awife, Mn.l two &slighter'. Six of the 1101111 are stout yowl! men, nud tl•ey took with them properly amounting to nearly 1,0001. Tie Agincourt is new in the Romig, for Halifax, with about 200 P Pro. A s hip and three twigs sailed last week Gum Dumfries for Hellish America, with 591 passengers and various L oo t, of goods. They are mostly all of the lowe► orders of society, either connected with agrie ultore, or labourers, and ,111/le of them paupers from the North of England, for whom the overseers of the parish pay the paasage.—(iidinbargh Paper.) _ CO RO 1 % . E INQUEST. On Monday an inquisition was taken at the Plough inn, parish of Heidiboom, near Croydon, before Charles Jemmy'', E.q Coroner for Surrey, on the body of Mr. Ittehmil Wuod. The deceased was a respectable farmer, hetet at Down, in the county of Kent, and on Wednesday Is.t left home to go to a bone race on Erma Downs. He was seen on the race .course shoat the middle of the day, and was supposed to have spent the remainder of the day there, or in that rseighboothood, as he was overtaken by • man going to work at the solar mills at Reddinglots, between one and two o'clock the next morning (Thursday). It wa■ theta very dark; he was welkit.g, and leading his horse along • by road, towards Croydon Contusion. He was afterwards seen to mount the horse, and ride homewards, and did sot ap. pear to be intoxicated. A abort time after this, some men aho were going to work, not many yards from the spot where he was last seen, found him lying with his face downwards, in a stream of shallow water, which is part of the liver Wardle, quite dead. The horse was discovered in the mea dow on the other side of the stream, graziog,ii ill, the bridle and saddle ma. The circumatance excited a great alarm, as he was .apposed to have been attacked by robbers, and murdered, as Emmy robberies have been late:y committed about Croydon Commit'', and consequently the Cormier took great pains to gain the best information. The investigation lasted I hours, butt nothing lend ing to phew that any violence had been offered by any person to the deceased could be elicited, there being no marks of violence upon the body, and it could nut lie iiis covered that be hail even lust any property. The Jury had no doubt hot that the horse, from the dark ness of the night, or rather morstinz, at umhled into the water, and threw the deceased, who h, nig unable to extricate himself, was drowned. Verdict Accidentally drowned." On Monday night Mr. KROUSE was sent off with dispatches to Italy. Mr. K. is an extra courier, and was dispatched by coder of Lord CA.TLE MESON. This foreigner appears to be much more employed than the regular King's Mrsseugers. Does this man go cheaper, or is he more faithful to his duty, as this is the fifth time within a short period he has been in England ? By the receipt of acetified* from Halifax and New Brunswick, of the rod of last mouth, we learn that several vessels belonging to different ports of Nova Scotia had been seised in the harbours of the United States, and the excuse stated for this pro ceeding it, that there is no chore in the Commer cial Treaty which provides fur colohial vessels touching at American ports, even in disii.c.. A letter from St. John's, New Brunswick, men tions the arrival of Captain 8-1_ ANFORD. of the Three Sisters, who staled, that . havi n g occasion to put into Vineyard Sound, being short of provisions and water, he was not only refused the supplies he stood in need of, but nariowly escaped being seized. lit other places British vessels were without ce.einoily seised and minden§ net. ; mum% others the schooner James, of Holirdx, shared tilts fate. Yesterday the Surrey Sessions commenced at Horseniongsr-lane, before Mr. 1-1 A Retsom, the Chiiiimaii, and a Ari.igiatrattrs. The calendar cumuli's no case liki ly to be in teresting. The Inns of Court still continue to be infested by a set of artful thi vies, who contrive to n h the Chambers, between the hours of four and six "'clack in the &term:mil. On Saturday last the Chain to IA of a Grotlemato in Lincolo's 100 Were robbed 4:f a gold Watch, two dozen shirts, ea few iik ludo. Ii *lid. kerchiefs, and a new cost. Whit residers the toms nett ti the more sicgular is, twit property io a Ci.ll.