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Sy Charles hurt, late M. P. far Bralport, iesitlent in Frame, before the war, sort &Inkier! as as hostage sear sere.' )ores. r.a. A trio to Coathaut : a •atelisi place in the North .entre. oily et Yuik.liiee. By W. Iluttuu, FAS S. bile tui. _ _ Mr. DILKEttSoN. woo otTeolopioirel Mr. 51At- ILIINZit: to Morliox, is returned. mid ni most pro bably the lwaier of some lie* p.opo•inii on the part of the French Government. lie will very lawn return to Riotlnk, to rej-in , trIZENZIE. The report of their having prueredtta lu PIII is Hi un!ound ed. An American (ientictna■ is arrived in town, who left Paris a few days ago. Previous to his departure. he had an interview with Oen. AamsTanact, who told him he had passports in his possessiou, to ClPlbse him to leave France; mid that it was his intention ti return home with lila tinnily some time between that time aid the Ist of June. Fur thi.llllllll4/11, he had purchasesi asequestered American vessel. Mr. ARMSTRONG expressed Ma opinion, that his depar ture would not be eotsclu•ive or a riiuture between France and America ; inasmuch as Mr.l.lsa - awsess tarty until's. was to sacceci him in his diplomatic oiracter. On Tumday. as n man. istionging to Justice Mill, in the Old linulry, was pas-lug through the Temple. he observed a woman, whom he knew to be a cad character, she hiving been bird at the Old Bailey, with • child about three or four ►ears of age ; as she appeared to be enticing the cli.lci Sway with her, he concluded she was stealing it. which imlnced him to watch her. He hear.l her promise the child a drum and a Wale; she took it into a pastry-cook's shop in the !sumo', sod gave it a t a rt li e followed is, rti :1 she went into John- Soo'. a-la-male-beef shop. in Clare-Om/rt, and then went and Karr information at the Publie-offite. Bow street. Mr. NARKS, the sitting Magistrate, sent RIVITT, the ollicer, who brought the woman and child is.fore the Magistrate. Ilse child was tuts young to give an account of itself: From the tale of the woman, sod vonsideratile smi 44 I 4 iso snide by the officers. it was ascertained that the child was at curse. with • woman who is a lasandr,,s in the Temple. and who, while she was noi rm i mg to chutubers.• haul tastritsted the shod to a *T ' ts. who had left it in care of the pii•otirr. The illii. i t dress who had the child usswl- r her, are was to ere?' greet distress whew she was tra..r.l out. The Pit. 'osier was discharged. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. TIINOUTR, NAT Sailed the Po r t Mehme. P C OIL apt . Horton. a n d I T v , rim,. Cept. Davis. with ronroy for Guernsey. gryiv i ed the Lima. 64 gum. Cowan' Hesthoar, with coartiy . frsort the Dow n s. Cisme out of harbou r the Moreereft, 74 R. 0, t. Lee ; Cae uragestzi 74 guu s ; Capt. l'unp,„. I P aim rimrose, IR gnus. he Thong ps appointed convoy for the IVt.t I isdirs.—Wind E.S.F. rttraru, APRIL 30. Came in the Nancy and Active ot , r from Morisse. PLY M 013711400136 APRIL Q. Yesterdayarrived. from Basque 'toads, the Urn cura.Copt. Kerr. She h as b roug h t su a seat lllloll. b ee o f prisoners. taken oat of tine Laurel, lastly of whom are female passengers. [mood to Ffdlie* part of them are. to be pat tu Mill Prison and lbwt moor, and some on board prison ships. Ann -4 also. a cartel, from Frasier, and the Aw e , Capt. Palmer. Sailed the Ovesses, la Run•, OH 4 rrnis•. This they arrived the latellignd gun-brig. Lieut. Tucker. From a cruise. Soled the Phsesia, 3t; guns, Captsiu Mudge, r Portsmouth. Iburciniss, DitT 1. Sailed t h e ch ic k star k, %HI the coisroy fur Ga. toutburgh : when the tlext t dl 21sel i 4 not trt tit. dt. bEAL. NA( I. This day, the 1 iclory, of lOu gnu., at-wt.-Ad- miral Sir J 414101 S4llllllury7. and lii.. .iiin4469/r. 74 Kung. Capt. Hank', arrived from Poi h atatiut h, remote; the Osprey awl Oberon iloura of ai r Line also arrived fruits a crew. A large ship. supposed to Is. the Se. George, of 98 gun•. arrived from the Westward, and prised Is the hack of the Goedwia Saud. for the Baltic, this tuoniinik. The - Bloke, of 71 gun% Captain Corlnngtonthes 'mired from the Nom. Come down from the Rift'? the Enter Eee hobo ship. oath se.eral other otowani-bound. Sailed the tylle. 22 guus, for tire 11'estoartl. Sittings appoodert to Middirres sod L os , before the Itsght lion. Sir AMR' hi AOIWILLO. Knight, Lord Clorinits%tice of His AJV.SWS Ci.urt of Common Piras, at WtMliallister, y t after Easter Term, I t4lO 3N TEIW. L INTELLIGENCE. . POILTIMOUTIII, W.ty i; t mohair, Capt. Morton, and Ty. M. with convoy for Guernsey. ion. 64 guns. Captain Hvatitcate, i the Down.. harbour the Morearch, 74 p ub , , r• ragests ; 74 gusto; Capt. I'latopin ; 1 gnus. appointed convoy for the IVt4 .-- .S. E. P 1.111401.311, AIP4II. 3V. Vatic, and Active, from Slorlats. •!11 PLYMOUTII•DOCii, *PAIL 30. red, from Basque Roads, the Uri- . Site has brought in a great tal MI. taken oat of the Laurel, untuy o( le passenger., hound to Frasier .1: to be put in Mill Prison an d I) set- on board prison ships. Anited i in France, and the Ilitasuid 'aw e , u th, ries, to guns. OH 4 ern i sE. Um ~: etl the latelligesd gun-brig, Lieut. et. Tuisr. e t:, . rA rail, ..;ti guns, Capt a i n Mudge, for I . surcaniss • , sm. t. to rksiarit. %HI the cottroy for Got. the next aIII 0141 i 4 no t !, et fix, di. fro bU4I.. MAT I. I, 1 iciory, o f lou gene., Itro.-A4l- a) Sougisur.r, soil oh.. Minotaur, 74 itt, arrived from l'oshattouth, ett.l trey isaul Oben.* *kopek of oar haw • a venire. supposed to lie the Se. George, of from the Wyatt/surd, and paired at lc i :;orodwia Saud. for the Balite, this to to 71 Rana. Captain C or hi ngtont h es Ms Nora. ,:r • i from the fiery the linter Lea x xl oe.eral other outward-4%mnd. fa, 21 etius, for the 11'estviard. Pu -------- a 'deli to hltddleHre sad Laredo% ll it lion. Sir JAIIR• h 11494,1410. ::11Ori-Juo.t:Co of His M A.M.STICS II Pirate, at Wratwiuster, in sad 11 on, lulu :.- 6 3N era*. o Litnolos. r May r it, Friday .... Nay II --1; 1'n.131 - 14 - 24 , 1 Finlay -- r. a -..._d9w..1.11. 1 ---- 30 •rren Trait. h t .. 5 I ‘l....llnirorlay 1 r----______.....____ nos ~iid~Hraex. Tim:l4lnv ThlirPli4V Till/1 , 144y TU4.14) •rtr.a Tammy.. June Si COAL MARK ET, 311•r4. Slips Shops Mold. Prier. 19i.. Nesressrtlr Coal.. . to; 49•. 94. sr sfr iiL ♦ ..fisarderland —s. osl. to —s ul II —Cinders .. i .... .. 34% Olt 14 —1 at COVRXE OF EILCIIANG Ausiertias.... 33 a 111 V. Ditto at Sight,. 9J 7 __ lE. Tin It.DAY, *MIL ge 1 i i rol g ashesni libl Malta Gllonitor ?hi DulAor 9l Cork . .. 1.4 sotterdnure. f 115 ; 31 u silf Altotta ..1 I till. Pan . Dnt..* Vs Jo 15 Bowl Jerez ea Cady Madrid 44 Et Bilboa •1 Palrrmo test. Per Os I .egh..ru Ol N 44 lOC Portugal - Portugal Gold AO CO. and New !wen:. Forel zu /:..1d i■ Nes Doiiiiimoss.. • s New Dolt:w. fulvrr is Sas. Nes I.uuss kracV. Acie as the Mist of kieltaL4, U per Cent. ..... mit fay Pr Venire •.C..... Sl do. twat • Otii l V MLR LIP AY TRICK OF 1321:1; St oc k 3 per Coot RedneeJ.„ I per Cest. Coosa 4 per (brut per Cent 41, Loss.Aartsisses India Stork ••• loodis Ezdi. Bs ". 4 bearing iota 34.. 6 I Pe rest, doik, of s 31J.. 9 IJ pr Le:4l,h Lotery Tickets SII. ( ter T. SIMI. Stork•lt...kee, a. Csestsill, awl 9, Crone ........ ..... . .44 1011 4.101i1a BIRTHS. Os friday tut, the P7tit sit at Thirst, is Yorkilliire, the Lady of the Rev. M elhatii Dent, al • MOIL April PI, Mrs Crew., art &welder. ikhs Thurs., I, as.wsual lasit, the Lad* a the Rau. and R. , MO Perry, of • dasgh2er, at Lanihrth Palace WAI(RIAGI: On M..lny, the 234 Wel at Lis!Dorn, 'Jr Doirmonna I Andenmit E.lolur of " The Bclfast Coutritrcial I.luvim to 31irs Ci osby, of that plate, DEATH. Os Thnesday last. at liis7ather's homer. at Poris , a, Kr. Janw Hay, Jim. sculptor. mach beloved, and oilier. le If gritted, b, a numeruna eirrle of atgisamtatief. to the tsmity ninth year of his age. front his hr was much accustomed to the slimly of •1w isaturol limote and antiquities of hi. country, is which hr •eegeired a great proficiency, as •ell as • kooi• l.alge of the Irani, d limey 'c^ tieing as aide draft.maii, a II laAlle.11111( rsinnstr 4:•'' 44 plumose, he was pit under H. %Vest. 1 . 4: A. hat "" Mt ■ giemer itiuu for sesdpiate, he eery •awl after pupil to J. 14.1er tl.ir d..nuesi•hn l master, two yearr, he made • rapid progress l" whihit lie Itkeerteee studied anatomy and pliitioolot Sheldon, Brookes. hr. Tam ititerre application to 11.. rs• don. hranclic• of .ri:nce, brou:lit on • lisizri wit E.ua•r • williehlrralitated, h• a pressman • death,- the 1.1. - awl of a rising gnaws, oho would Ls. e proved an hone. , 7a.. 1 . 0 ornament to h.• country. lint, he was as mark &c the rotors of his naiad, as he was ailinired for hi...la • " I talents. Is cootrercition he me ter failed lieirg lioth • 1511‘114 anal instructive. (on he p ogges t.4 an .1.4 7 ..M1f11 lion of general kuo•tedge NI err, boaiwer • del Lc the imprecates, po . .tiseness of n cosier 'tett pa.!tnt. he was lirm In his 1.1•1.1:001% and Neil is bit reniq i•riita , •••" - • ha alio ity• display tat Ilse mi sod amiable fraiu,r• of a u'e.l that lizliared am, kit the 'turbines of the religion lie I-, The rositrimplistion of 'Lot Le ass mi'd min hi. 3 • • ”I sinter.- •. wierr. He has left many dialogs ut •• mai kaki* aistiiiptitira is Munpiiliiie ; and a no Its er'''r ',molar,. of almost the whole Z.oolugt of (:rent itoin. 1.-i i. • rularly • complete arrangement of all ll.c 411141.. Ir ''' .4 ira en and tol.olivr.tfrina nai ore, • hich • ere soli - nil. . 1 rah:wawa A. alley are i■ po.sraamn of hi. rit .1 a. their, w►o if so amanita' nots•raisiii. and Fellow ni it.• t man geoid,. fiery cal) )4m he l ow.h t,. the puhlir. RICH WATER, TRIP. DAV. AT LONDON Mere JI 8114. &I,P I I U.% Wan - ~. e {r'~ , ~' t lON DIIN; Priwlc4lq C Sad& No, 1. ri1141411141 al lire No nses, CLOW kg. •L.wd, 17 J. %%lin ; ,1p.,. —t Mu the. ruper, v vs tv Ik 4111i4w. 1 0, '" 1•0" , slai) .ts, 1A... Iv ,i,.. -I I.w.n4Lls. Friday Itav ---. 44 Friday W..l.lr7Jay - 30 %% ..inestlay