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st‘. t a:l hit liockeern. end put him out of the square, to 'the no mall delight of the boys. The several troopa cootinued to perform their evolutions till half-pset two o'clock. They Geed iu detachment', sollses, awl fie de joie, cud the ar. tottery went tbiough their mows esetvisi , ' with much rapiJily end draterity. A little before three o'clock the whole tumefied off the ground. acrd thus cv oilers/suds the Prince Regeut mud his dis. tine s:ldied party alm left. Hie Royal Highness received eamidenitile respect from the populace ou hi• quitting the Gehl. The road to town woo completely choked with splendid carriages mad eireipases. and the dust woe at intervals so dome, Ihst o Me the greetest eau , lOU beau player red, emelt whale moat hove arises. We were minute is star iagsiries, mad ore happy to .tote. that in so immerse a crowd me snidest of any serious ilescriptios occurred. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27. Isl.. - - A delude took place loot night in the House of Lards. is the motion of the Earl of Ltvertroot., for reethisig *the Howe into • Committee ou the Lill for suopending Cash Payments by the Bank of nighted. At • late hoar the. motion was agreed tn. widow* $ division. In the Committee, the Earl of ittIiMAIMLIt moved en amendment, restricting the operation of the Bill to six weeks after .the meeting of the nest Semina of Parliament. which was negatived by a majority of 112 to 9. The Bill thou west thrsegh the Committee—the Report vas 1 meeirod..end the third reeding maned for this day. We here received Paris Papers of Saturday lan. Their contents ate not very important.— The Xing of Pavans intended to leave Berliu on the 47th Otitis month for Moscow, when be will meet the Emperor of ROllll4l. The two monarchs will probably thence travel together to meet the Sovereigns or Ministers of the other European Powers in the Congress, which Ist* be held et Aix la.Cliapelle abort the middle of July next. The effect ef the English loon on the Pruaian finance. mill continues the subject of exultation at Berlin. The funded debt of Prussia is stated at 180 lions of crowns, and the nesting debt at from 18 to IV millions. The debentures of the Engli.li loan Me sold as high as at 85. An article from Vienna states, that FoIICRII bay ing quarrelled with THIIADZAU, has left Prague, and token up his residence at Lints. Considerilig die lastninits imposed *port tln Prowls Roam this change bf residence must be regarded as as iodate grace no the Ex-Minister et France. . . We had opened these French Paper ie the sesiene eSpealtiou a learning something reopect• leg the health of bee Royal Highness the Printers Or WAVES, but they contain nothing more than what we have been already enabled to prerent to our readers. Her Royal Highness is represented a. lying dangemosly ill at her climate, residence near Pesaro, but although the wont may be dreaded from this account, yet we believe that the rumour of her demise, which has been circulated, rests upon no good foundation. The French Five per Cents, are (hi f. 30 c.— Rank Actions 1,640 1. The following are extracts:— navy MAT 23. The Doke of Wailiages• has bees at Caweray ohne the tlthrif She moth. W is amoeba he wiN Nelda there far roare brae, sad wiN dor vial the hatilleatiowcawaireeterl am the trwatieva of As Nelbartawes. Meet the .ad et April parties of stages were son iamb. log al ittnitheks ; et Petersburg's the pimple were wattle. sod driving carriages es the lee of the News; while bet • i 4# digs later they were eewsplaieteg of the hest as Vienne. Lettere from Views ewe, that Feeehe will lents Preps aid emehlllets hinge* el Lists with his easily. Pesehe he. sileseresi with ThihsAssie, sled es. se leaser Pie with its. to the ems Isms. The letter hes erased a isatmerdal %muse at Pages. ___ t • V. a t i kt pik t 4 11) I '7, THE QUEEN. Another favourable Bulletin eras yesterday issued respecting the state of her MAJUTT. and is as follows : " Quasi Palma Hay IS, Threepasirra past lima .. st. 66 The Reefs tentlsess out* the sow leAlly as her Ma jesty was yesteasy, basin penal samba gesmi WOO. N FRANCIS VILMAN. " HENRY HALFORD." Her MAJESTY pissed the whole of yesterday, we are extremely happy to say, very composedly, and continued improving (rein her indisposition; how. ever, nut sufficiently to leave her private apart mute; but she was so moth better that the Prin cess of Hasse Hostsoneo and the Prince.' Au aorrx Id% their attendance upon her. and rode out to take au siring to Blackheath, on a visit to the Dowager Viecoantesv Mst.etti.g, where they par took of some refreshment, and returned to the Queen's Palace to d er. The Duchess or GLOU. CUTER remained its close attendance upon her be loved Mother, to keep her toinpesiy. In the even ing the Duke of SussEx dined with his Royal Sisters at the Palace.—(Coert C'ircrlar.) THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CUMBKNLAND. Last evening. about five o'clock. one of the Offi cers belonging to the sane of the Duke Or CAR. BRIDGE. arrived at the residence of the Duke mud Duchess of CVNISRLAND, in St. James's Polace. with the melancholy intelligence of the death of a meter of the Duchess. In consequence of this com munication. the Doke and Duchess sent an apo. logy to Baron FAGEL. the Ambassador from the Netherlands. for their non-attendance at grind entertainment. which his Execlletrev gave last even ing. its expectation of the houour of their conspauy. THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OP Awl letters Ames is.. die ars, excepts lifter from the * Crow's ►rises Wier ingest ritlier, and a Wier from Baron Neves. 11 will be remembered, shat the packet beat. en beard which Count Tea Schoenfeld returned Crew Brasil, was also attacked by Firma. It is In be bayed that the English will tad sieses to revear obese repeated besalts to their fag in the Atlantic Oct... It is said that some frigates will be equipped is seder or protect the passage of the packets be. tweak Falmouth sad the Brazils. Romney{, say S. The Rine has sained the Crnw• Priuee to be the heed of the military deputation, consisting of the Colonel fusel • Captaisi of ,aeb regiment, libido has assembled here &re the • og curusaliun. Deputies from the tturthi•g, i• 'rosy, aud sumo regureets, have also arrived. la ge•enl sorb a member of straugers are Seeking hither, that they Iwo ages to wait for do's stages till post-busses e• be pro weal. Vorterdsy morning, a few minutes after te n o'clock, the l'aterce REGENT left Carlton House in bis travelling-marriage, with out-riders, for Howeslows. His Kuyal Highness returned to Carl too fiens‘e a little before five o'clock. His Royal Highness afterwards ',tut to dine with the Marquis of ANGLIBST. CAIMBNIDGE. tr. On Monday morning the Royal Family in Lon. don received letters from the Duke of CAusat DOE, stating, that he with his Duchess, and her father, the Landrave of HEISE CASSEL, had arrived at a late hour on Sitterday night et Calais, and that they might he expected in London uu Monday night or yesterday morning ; however, they did not find it convenient to einbatk on board the !royal See v er t i go' yttcht till Monday. and sailed from Calais at live o'clock in the afternoon, and sr . rived at Dover about eight, which is considered a quick passage, but it was c very rough sea. so much su that the whole of the Royal party cud smite. were extremely ill, except the Duke of Cattooroox—the I)achess, we are sorry to ay, won Meet effected. Mr. MILL). the two Meeseegee. we,. soon after their leading, patched with letters to the Qusex. the Pittecz REGENT, awl other hrintches of the Royal Family, informing them of their being safe Linded, and that it was their intention to leave Dover yesterday morning at eight o'clock, cud be in London soon aSer four. Every person engaged on the establishment at Cambridge House was in rea diness, and every thing iu the greatest order at the appointed time, and in fact it has been so fur several days past. l'he first carriage of the Royal Suite, arrived at tee minutes past five o'cinek, iu which was Major DAVIDaOIII. an Aide-de-Camp of the Duke, and another attendant. At • quarter to six. the second carriage arrived. io which vr4s Colour! Ituntsu., Aide-de-Calup of the Doke. Time third carriage arrived directly eller, in which was CuiolloltAtt. COkorl }LSAT, dud Major . AMU. Aides-di-Camp of the Doke ; soul slur Aiele.de-Cutup to the Landgrave if H aas CAIMEL. The fourth carnage, in which was the Duke and Dock's. strived at three niiiiister before six o'clock; a rest coneoure 44 people were collecte4l mod the house, who received the Royal Strduicer with evevy mark of attention sod welcome wpm getting sot of the carnage, mud gave repeated hossas to the koy n l Duchess sod the Duke, who took elf his hat and bowed to the people who re ceived his with acclamations; the [Niche; a li bi e d is return for her fatty's% reception. lowed directly after that of , in which was the Land. the father of the Duchess. of the principals of Os Aadley..quore, which titled op he Ins accossioors. followed i in which wave CLAILIPCX wee the first who paid his congestolatimmi upon their arrival, hawing enter ed Cambridge Rouse n few minutes after them. After d g. the Duke hastened to the Queen's Palace, to pay his ►eKucts to hi. Royal Mother. The Countess , of JIMMY'S rout. on Monday evening. at Berkeley-square. was attended by up wards of 900 diatingumbed frolnonables, atomic whom were— afoot of IN Foreign Ambassadors and t►eir Lairs ; the Dn►M of Wester, Dorset, Leeds, and Nan Carlos; Mario' a of Rethail, Dowager of Leeds, and San Carlos ; Mart:hie. Delete of Salisbury, Stafford, Downsbire, %Vioc►catrr, &a. L.dy Aluncav's rout on Mond3y evening. in Wimp°le-street, was very fashionably ■ttende►l. Marchioness COIIIIIWALLIs'S ball, on Monday evening, in Old Burlington-street, was attended by upwards of 200 persons of the first distinction and fashion. Lord C4IIIII.EIIIIIGH will give a grand entertain• meta to a numerous party of distiortiou on Sunday neat, at hil house in St. James's-squAre. Mrs. LUSHINGTOSI will give a grand hall and supper on the 11th of June, at her residence in Cleveland-Num,. Till HONOVRAOLE . . LADY SMITH'S CICAND ASSEMBLY. On Monday evening this distinguished tAdy of the lint Ton. *posed her elegant mansion in Pic cadilly, with a grand rest, which was attended by needy 700 persons of the first distinction and fashion. The speciosa and magnificent suite of apartments on the drawing -luau floor were deco rated with nunierows pets of the rarest flowers, and were brillisuily illuminated with rich cut diamond lushes, branches. The principal dining par lour was appropriated foe refreshments, which was profusely supplied ; cnagstius of peaches, necta rines. cherries, strawberries, grapes, pities. ices, &c. The company beim M arrive at half-past ten o'clock. Anions Other diatinguiehed fashionables were-- His Royal Richman the Delia of Gloucester. Dv chasm— David cad Dewier Redsad. Margeis of Wisehester. Marekienares-a-Demalive mid Wleekreler. lords—Henley, C.reebnns. Harboroutli.Brodrouli Comp ton, Westmorland, Ossitera, Kies, Westmeath, Stair, St. Helens, Braybrook, Frarirmase, mod Bbriegtoe. Baron Wulff. ladios —ll cheater, *Am Portmem. Re* Hulse, Am. heist, Wahinetiaa Delitry awl Ward, Radstock, F. Hanes, M. Drummed. t Iledery, Definite°, Dowager Welby, Dowager Siers ' ets, recital, Harley, %lard, Rolland. E. W. Frowsier, POUIP, 1111001 V. E. Lowtber. Brambemr, L. Pricy, Fluent, Hubei**, Complus, Midelltrua, Cavents7, Gellman T. Legg, Mum we. i.e., and F. Complee. Sire....C. Monet, J. Namilion, Wm. Scott, H. Blackwood, C. Armoires, C. Colville, C. Halm, Wm Bub, L. Skating ton, sad .1. Amity. Admiral Freak. Getiemals—Thornton end Heed. enionds— Gardiner, tardier, Higgins, Elmore, said awl Orpborougis. Captain Paelett. Messrs —D. Creepigoy, P Bohl, Crawley. Corti% Bloke, Hoerr, Rodney, Punka, Best, Keene, T. Chaplin, Lesson, Luissoes, N Clive. E. Bravery, Greettwuost, Purtmeau, Boyer, Stanley, Rowell, Boyer, H. Santo's, and Carltow. Maresww—Canis, P Puld, Crawley, Watitliosiow, Grey, Ho a re, H o .. Irosesselt, Dauer, Puusett, Reese, Crewe, 1t..., T. Rnestil, H. Clive, Dar sow, Boehm, E. Strum, &DWI, Littleton, Portman, Stanley, Hach, Russell, Caswell, Thornton, and ltairdianie After's—Broderick, New. Hussein,. Dalrymple, Grey, Dowess, Paary, Lee, Reisai,HantiUus, Blitetwoud, Pante, Jean, liishassoo, Bating. Bildtwlrt Harley, Peelle'', Ryeroq, Cocks, keen, We, Leicester, Grineston, Harmon, Smithy Ports, Haub, Tborsktio, Mille, Gosling, and Cost. We have yeeeieert H a mbu r g,' p apers to t h e " di oi n e fi k ft e h i zeri v ege mettsr follolw i e r loshiat.—Tbe following ate =tracts:— geiffe of Hama Casin g the mama, uav H. Irbu. we. comlncied by one Colon Willa hes areoglet the meet piessine scassals of I basseiid, to No. S. South 'the hssji of the Crone Proems Leapsitline. It notes bar area - mu d finial the !Ist sr Elena that the Princess Idinabetts pashut, en esse.-4 4110 he alor . r . etteehoahr . bpei.oeweipaerim *Ls omehare fo 11 " "lans mod gief PilielPigi ell ih. P• 'fs "I" a 59 °7 Obit ar/ rompsd, mid all the dierstehee l The Doke of CLa Rules PUBLIC MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE LAMENTEII PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE COBURG. The Ceirotaph Committee, eller maturely considering the various cuumnioicalloas they have received, end in fusilier mity with whet they hive imam to believe is the wiAti of the Public, beg Wee to state that it is their inlets him, should their foods be adequate, le construct the proposed Temple of the Cenotaph en • scale stilllciemls exteuAive to admit of its being ',pre printed to the promises of !Inane Worship, mitt cusisiftoted • Free Church. (fed the Committee) BENJ. ROTC/i, ism. The Marchioness of C•iinan's assembly ye.— terday evening, in Arlington-street, asv atfronteet by • wiry siatierons and elegant assemblage of di.- tingui.hed fooshionablek Coontesa Gael' had a brilliant rout last nigh t, at her haute ito Portotua-tapteere. Lord ASHBROOR¢ will give a grand entertain ment to-morrow to the I)uke Of YORK, and a 'large party of military mud other Gentlemen, at his house in ilill•sireet, Berkeley-srpiare. Lord and Lately owl family, are ex• petted to-morrow, at Grei lintel, Albemarle street. from Scotland. The lion. Laxly SMITH will give an elegant en tertainment to-morrow, to a large party of distinc t ,at her house, Terrace, Piccadilly. Mrs. FURRY BARAN° has issued cards of jowl. Winn fur a grand asiwiubly on the 3J of June, at her ►esidence in Berkeley-square. Owen WI LUAUS. Esq. entertained a large party of distinction yesterday, at Ins house in Berkeley square. Mrs. LAWRENCE sill give a quadrille hall tlris evening, at her house iu 31outague-square. The Western Estehung', whirl' was illuminated trot seaanv nod frirtswei n brill, slit n aerate. where all the differcut occupiers Weeded in their "unions till 12 o'clock, re, we eines re, preparing for simile' exhibition, w hich will be viewed by tickets only. The fashionable world will be gratified wills an elegant evening lounge un Edda, Next and two twat week, a. all the Exbibi. Oasis of Ibis favenrise sweat will be our's, and also the in t im-ow mete of now 1w the Furniture Magazine, arbizik is fitted up for Om emulate. " To sue it to goio."•—•Those persons who may be disposed to adrentere in the present Lottery, wilt de weN to fewal"ef, so great was the iletnaiid is the last Lottery, that the Peke of Whole Tickets ruse from 19 L lb. w 3141 , Ittakitor Saitteatitits 2/., which were at list bet IL Ts. T. Bon tbesellare earlier his friends to as ratty Forcbewe at Iris flotintatilMlllorslo town, or front his Agents to Me Cavalry, ohs ate maw supplied with Ticket,' toad Shama is a great menuF of aentlwrs.—Tbe I.oitery will ta. &swim en ego King's Moth Dot, and efillillilll 1 1 Capital Priam hagludieg 3 of 20,nOnt.—kor the aploolid list ofGpit l by T. Bum su the Lottery jivi.t he carers his row, to a prissiest sheet of particulars, which tttty be had utters his offices, or from his Agents, but which ta too leg fie Insertion is a newspaper. Lest night% Gazette contains an Order in Coun cil for prohibiting, for six month. longer, from the 30th inst. the exportation of gunpowder, arnw, or ammenition, to the coast of Africa, the West In dira, or America. The following is an extract of a letter from a British merchant, dated linsitiego de Chili. January 16th, mud addressed to a reelieetable house iii Liver. pool, fruits whence it was politely transmitted to us " The political oaten? this country is is a most &swish ier modulus% and forma a striking contrast with those held by the Spaniard,. • fiwe army, annosting of 10,000 well disciplined infantry, arid 2,000 of as hue cavalry el any in the world, under the etinvonand of Grimes's Sae !Mirth' end O'Higgins, footwear-owe glefiesee. The *my of the fu, over it stationerl four lemon from Vedpnriliwo, wai hag the arrival of a fertile expedition resit by the Vines, of Pen to subjugate the Kiumluni of Chili. It coweiste of 3,600 men, and a the tapering effort of the mother inientry to retain her revolted Colonies. The people terve ore ensident there will nut be one man left of the expedition to 4 arry bock the inturmation of It. fete to the Viet-Knee. The whole Si title division of America is in quirt possesaitni of the Patriot% from the Monk to the very frontiers of Pere, and the Govcrusaent only wails for the arrival of the (new., AC. contracted for in the Vultrd Siete% and whet* are expected to arrive by the beginume of March, when they will put an end to the struggle on the whole shores of the Pacific." HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONI)fIN BRIDGE. Morning St ants 7. I Evenly, n after I, LAb' ARRANGEMENTS. • ft is rcprirted at the Mar, that Lord Eurrsoao UGH will isnstediaiely ramie as Luca Chief Justice of the Court of limes Batch, on account of indisposition, suit that the reseal Tics•Catuccu.ost will succeed bias. The sneers stir to the tatter Learned Judge is ant knows. Mr. Coos, one of 'the Counsel at the Chancery Bar, has &chard practising in Court ; he intends to confine his ;mustier to his Chambers. Messrs. WING/ILL°, HORMit, ROVPYLL, and Haat°, Barristers at the SSW Bal. will be sworn is King's Connect in the course of the Term. EPSON RACES. .00.. These races commence this day, when the Woodoot Stakes, fur 2-year olds, will be ran for, for width ten horses are named, and eight are expected to start. Also a Sweepstak‘a of logs. eack, for which five are entered. Thursday is the Derby day, so interesting to sportsmen ; aria Friday the o.lts. The crack jock les are thus disposed of for the Derby Buckle rides Fozeluddy ; Cbilfoey, MHO Goodisun, Sep. timer; Ckll, filmunides; and Yuen &Wards, Prime Paul. PEDESTRIANISM'. FIFTY-FIVE MILES • DAY FOR FIFTEEN DAY!. - - Mr. Flowers, the Hampshire pedestrian, who started or the 18th lest. to du the above textraurditiary undertaltimr, was ries on well ou Monday, the eighth day. His roulettes beer shromes Basingstoke, Salisbury, and Exeter, and (rum tbruee tutu Soutereeti.hire. lie slept at WAD on &today sad the next day proceeded towards Hereford. lie has dew kis work regularly iu sitlceu hours per day. EQUALIZATION Or COAL DUTIES. Yesterday a numerous Illeetiax toolt piste he the Eryption Hell, for the purpose of pelitiorieg Parliament to ettualise the Doty us Cools theaaghnut . she Kintiono The LORD (MAYOR in the Ch;ir. His Lordship informed the Meeting that they had hems enovened by a requisition from the coal dealers and COMM its, and that the object being to relieve the middling and lower classes alb* people, lie had touniediately concurred in the propriety of giving the Egyptian Hall to their service. Recalled upon the Secretary to read the minutes of the last Report, after having stated that it was the 'locution of those whir Aimed She requi , itiou to petition Parliament to &val ise the Daly on Coale, an object of the geovt serious import ance to the City and its environs. The Secretor) them read a paper iloclariue the result of the application to 3lissitteris spoil the sithjeirt, which was, that Governeneut would enter Tutu art the 114` wrinr.A of the lax, and fully cunsider the propriety of the sag:l.moms made by the deputation. Mr. JACKS then roar to propose several resolutions. Re presented himself Is) the Meeting merely as a domestic consenter of coals ; hut be bad observed that the City of London had eistivreil much from the preseut tax, which WOO oppressive and iii:reriuis in au extreme degree. It appeared, upon aiialyanig the stetement respecting the inequality with which iliffereut pacts of the cocoon, were taxed for coats, that the people of Middle:us and Surrey paid duty at the rate of Mt. per heed pct alumni fir inan e woman, and child—i•tbat in fourteen other counties the ave. rage was 2a. 9.1. per bead—is Wales, about 2.1. per head— lm lain!, nut oue.sixtli of* fothiug ; and sit other places, no part of a farthing at all. Mr. Jeces then gave the lrietove of the coal trade, and de. seibed the tamer additions made to th tex--ono groonil for making which was the necessity of holding churches, until it reached the present deplorable extreme of Us. Ail. •elsalthein. This was the first time of objeetere in an t. (- Alec live manner to the tax. Every thing that occurred m ien!), tended, in his t ieW to rectify the inequality, and the ("Willi, of the poor, to whew warmth might actually be cots sheered more averse:try than food, were now likely to be atteeded to. An opposition to the measure conk' not, in his °Ottani, be entertaitied„exeept, peshaps, by the Nelleseifectiorets is iron in %Vales and other parts, although, Trani the eateidstions he heel made, he toted that the itemsequeuee of the equalization to them would be very im material—a consumption of thirty-horse power not exceed. iug tone ehahlron per day, or at most d o uble that quantity, and reaching iii greater expense than 36Z. a yew. In the conviction that the plan prorated would resider the greatest teinfurt where it was most required, be proposed Resolutions stating the parlisatlars of the inequality, declaring it to be uppresrive, owl injurious to the interests of the cool munity. He also proposed a Petition to either House of Parlimmeut, prayiug ass equalization of the duties, mid stating the grounds of the application. ' Mr. Revers seconded the Resolutions and Petitions. Mr JON,'" beard to , tale, that bar and sheet iron con mimed a vast quantity of coals, and that au opposition Wight he emirates{ from the Staffordidi ire coal miners. A Gentleman having moped that rsrtain words in the Re solutions, skids' streek him as likely to rove otc•sive, should he omitted•- Sir I‘ILLISIICIIIKTI4 said, this was • subject on widch his rrlluw•Yitizens had a rezlitto eionstuand their Represeso . Mimes in Parliament. lie should therefore go the whole lei, sh of the words, hoarser they might offend the delicacy of other people. Government, he hail no doubt, would pay every regard to the apidicatimi, for it atte► could be in con templation to levy an unequal Grunting. Mr. HAS7IIIBIINI COUllifrrd in the Regolotions. He could not see why the comities of Mhtillestx and Surrey should pay &MASI. while a great portion of the country were exempted from any demand at all. Bat one thing had beets overlooked: in oddities. to the tax, the City was at an exiii Intent expense In hst•iog coal Nosed to it, while (Stowe who resided en the spot where the coals were dug were at none, under any circumstances. Tbr thing appeared the more maims, as there was no lax where the cool was four or live shilling• a chaldron, but there was an enormous one Isere it war at 50s. or GO.. Mr. It ()wen cwt. did nut rise to oppose the Repolotious. He, however, thought II orcesaa►y that the (lunation should I.e trove deeply inqiiirid into. He ahjccted to the idea or making plasma where a proslectiun originated, pay a duty upon that productitus equal ka that paid by distant parts. Is would be as reasoaahle to tax Oats in Scotland, and Earley 111 tVals.‘, aim Wheat iu London The Rewslotisins and Petitions were unanimously agreed to. sod thank% having been voted to the City Representatives stud the lord 31s)or, the Meeting svparated. A man named Marsden, who resided in Moor-street, Soho, threw himself out 6.f a window, from the two pair of stair% on Holiday morning. He bad been tippling all night, and on his return home in the morning, be had a dispute with his ails ; ■nd she to avoid his putting his threats into exe cution, forked him in. It is supposed that after he had gone to sleep, he awoke in a frantic state, and finding him self locked in, he committed the rash act. Oa Monday night last three young men were returning from in a soiling boot. apparently in a state of intoxicatimi, Moog the Never Thames, mid by their own miscouduct the boat overturned, and they were precipitated into the aster, where they remained struggling for some time, &&&&& le of them briar able to min. A young mu who a As taw mug a barge steer the spot, observing their awls' situ. ail tttt t made many cut/carman to save them, but to no mead, lint at last jumped into the water after them, where he re intoned till he was finite exhausted. Ott one of them rising, tot ass attempt to lay hold of him, he sank, and ruse no more. The other three young men were unfortunately drowned. The boat shortly afterwards being footed floating hi the river led to a suspicion that some accident had occurred, which was shortly after confirmed by a young noon who witnessed the accident. Several reasons are awspiuyed in dragging for the bodies. Pease sold for 431. the half sieve in Covent-gar. den market on Saturday. and were eagerly bought up. LAW INT E LLIG ENC E. COURT OF CHANCERY. ‘‘FETATINSTEft, YULIMAY NIA V MARSHALL 0. HOLLOWAY. This was d cause relative to Inc con ..tructioit of a will, and x dispute arose brtweeti Counsel which side ought to commeocr the ar f oitietur. The LORD CHANCIiLLOR (di-cr.:ell, he had often heard it said that whet u suit got into Chancery it never got out, but it was the hest time lie ever heard of Counsel objecting to coinme,,e suit. Sir ARTHUR PIGGOTT, Sir SAMUEL ROM 1.1.1 r, Mr. BELL, end Nir. PrtEstos ttei-e thou which occupied the whole of the day. '1 he turtiler argument was p.n.' tinned. The LORD CH t NCELLOR postponed giains tcvvw tal judgments to l'ilorsilay next. PGLICE. -...111111■•••• DOWSTR[FT. A further iiivestigation took place yesterday et the alvive °Rice, rdative to therobliery in St. James's Park no Sun•rry night, of Mr. Ilooki r, of Parlianieut-sirett, of his Kula It, chant, and seals. The ( ) runnier, Thomas Voles, was holy coutwittid fur trial, The full patticidmii of the above mks bery, were given in our paper of yvvti play. John Nicholls, was charged by Mr. lobo Cooper Ha , its„ or the Stra n d, with a violent assault. I•t appi ared on au ins , -ss titration of this case, that the Defendant's wife had soft brit/lied with him fur some years, hot that, within a shot lime she having had some property left to bet srlf, and a by the Ds feudaist, be wished to et possession of it, //lid ui the attempt to force her from the company of the ge who is oue of her trustees, the assault was comini The wife of the Defeuflant !meiotic sworn that comr dervd her life in danger, the Defmdant was Celpl4.l'.l cure good bail before the Magistrate won Id l'lllOSl eat lie Iteration. It appeared that the Defendaat hail pi, vviiivl,/ signed a release of the property net Payment of a suits of money which he had rectivcd. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZE ITE. MILITARY PROMO I'ION. Canaan/Ma fa Ms Ist ltegoopsil of Essex Yementiry CA retry, signed by Use Lard Lieutenant of the Couhly Essex. Cornet Charles Georte Parker to be Lacutelisat t lice Allen. protaoted---dated May 18, lel/. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, Charles Coin and Francis GaION of Fleet-01.rd. Gordon, stationers, from ay 23, to July 4, at ten, at Co itlita:l Jolla Miles, of High Holborn, x, tiorii.dr,iper„ Gum May 30, to iii;) IS, at eleveii, at Guildhall, Llisltloll. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED Jas. Caldwell, of B..ttott, Laueasttr, cotton suauttfactuter. Sinstsel Ntekrutt, of Caster, cabinet-maker. John Bay, late of Wurrester, tooltglder. BANKRUPTS. Wiltiern Sorbv, of Nor th A •istun, York, a put lieciry, to sur render, June 2, .3, as. July 7, at eleven, at the ART. I lun, Attorneys, Mr. Hobert Capra, H•illiorii.court. London; and Mr. 11.wdy, Shelield William Crook, now or late of IMuckliiira, I :torso. r, mer, to sorrender, June 11, at five„ 12, at ten, Rini Juic 7,3 t twelve, at the Oil Black Inn, Blackburn. A.torno,s, Mr. Neville, Blackburn; and Mcvara. M lie anil plc, Lointiiu. John tividiv, of Etat-Stoke, Nottinghara, cust.srtlee, to surrender, June R , 9, sti.d July 7. at el. %feu. at tin. Ponds Bowl Inn, Nottingham. Attorneys, Mr. N!.:- Vt. 11•011, Nrwaluare, Landon; wd Maas,.. Jamison :1114 hunt. Isaac Fisher, of Tlninglitortiin-street, liondon, merchant, to sin render, May 30, June ti , and July 7, at i 6-ern. at Guildhall. Attiorney, Mr. Buckle, of Sete lane, Ilurltlershii, y. Mayell, of Exeter, jene3er, to surrende., May 344 June IS, and July 7, at twelve, at the Hotel, Exeter. At torneys, Girke, Church, and Dorke, thslicery-latte. London; and Mr. J u li o T e rrell, North -street, Exeter. Benjamin Victor H4ll. of Gosport, South►nepton, victual ler, In stint-viler, Jun, 9, it •, 10, at ale's-shawl July 7. at one, at the 1. ilia Anna Iwo, Gosport. /tummy, Missies. Minchni and Cartrr, N. , rfolk street, :strand, London. John Maxim., of St Jitinix's place, (Ii kriiwill, se•x, baker, In surrender, May at►, June 13, an.. July 7, at Inn, at (:nildhall, Limit's'. Attorney, Mr. Gruver, Lint's- Bench-walk, Temple, London. John Bentley and James Beck, of Cnrishill. Louden, watch.imikrrs, fo►arreude r, June 2,0, and July 7, al te e,, Guildlial I, Louden.. Attorneys, Altista. Keane y and Spin, Ilishopszate.si rect Welkin - lVi l liaiw Claik, late of Londsci, and late of tl, ship Friends, master-mariner, to surrender, June 2. A. and Jo) 7, at nu, at Gnildlutll , Loudon. Attorneys, Mes Wi'l s, Coates, and Watson, Waritford-cuurt, Throgimniou-stisst, London. Heury Bale, of Drury-lane,leen, eiveesenvoleer, in surrunder, JUG! 0, 18, and July 7, at leveler. at Gull • 11..14 Loudon. Aiturary, Mr, IYillctt , Croiru-court,diva, dle-streei, Loudon. Thomas Brown, of the Xtrand, Middlesex. tailor, to cur rroder, June 2,8, and July 7, al ten, at Guilt:Vail, I..nuta. Attorneys, Mews. Ertame and Best, Figlrec-cuurt, Tevolr. (Dividend* and Certificates to-morrow.) PRICE OF STOC Bank 5t0ck....278 e 79 3 per Ct. 1ied.....77 7 :i3 3 perCt.Cons. ..7`3;;1 31 per Cent. (new) 8721 4 per Cents 9 6 1. 5 per Ct. N. An. 107414 a Bank L. Ann. 204 3-16 A Y :ATER DAY. India Bo41(1 , ..!:4 f%3 Ez.Bills. Q... 19 17 Ditto, 23...19 3 I 18 Lottery 'nuke'. 19/. Uuiuium di.. Coos. for Act...79!- - 79! COURSE OF EXCHAP Amsterdam .... 36 10/3.21./. Ditto at sight .. 36 4 Amsterdam.... 11 6 C.F. Ditto at sight .. 11 3 Rotterdam... .. 11 7 2U. Artsrerpex. Mo. 11 9 Ilamburgh.. .. 33 11 21.7. Alums' ......... 34 0 231.1. I'aris3 day's date 24 0 Ditt0.......... 24 20 2 U. Roardeanx .... 24 20 Frankfort on the Main l4 l l, ex 310 Madrid Co,liz ..... 39; effect. Billups Barcelona Seville 30 Gibraltar 33 Lcghoru Genoa 47! Turho3v. ni.y 26. Venice, 1321.1.1 r 15 Marta .. 51 Naples . 44' Palermo Liaboa Oporto Rio Janeiro__ 001, Dublin ll n r Cl. Agio of the Bank on tiolian4 per Cent attt.l.loll. Portugal GoIA is .0 S. fr- Coin, per oz —.4 1 6 Foreign Gold in Oars ..... 4 1 6 New Doith:oons ..0 II 1 4 New Dollars 5 6 Silver in Pars ft sf t New Lcuni(each)..o 11 0 BIRTH. Monday, at his house, No 90, Great Rnssrll•strrL% as Lady of Charles Shaw Lrlevre. jun. Esq. of a son. !MARRIAGE. On Munday, at Chesterfield, J. Frederik Sinlth, E.Q late of Old Broad-street, to Mrs. Smith, of Daimon I-1411, shire. LONDON : Printed and Pubballed at the Ot Nn. !stand; *here Adveitisements are rec.n•, and 1.014111 (post-paid) must be addressed.—C Sli H. N... I. Clement's luo, Ptiuter.—J. WHITE, Ns. 127, 14raudi Puldteltsr. .. ': '.. it, I I ~ 1 . r_