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M.l'. are additionally induced to oil* tins advice fbr two reasons first, because the works Avail pftrobased at Coed Ta ll nn, and those I which the Deputation ad that the Board should take at i A despatch has been THIS DAY, at line o'Cloelt pretiftly, a Quantity of LE% WiII.°LK:TY-GUM/IMM N. Llwyninioo, will, if well a ply worked, employ the capital of : O. w.iold be ter inexpedient to in- the Hovernor.General it TO , CIGARS,. CHEROOTS, AND FOREIGN KERSHAW, R Esq.-S . B. M. BARETT, E. M.P. the Company, which at in with inclosures, of which *NW'. Diasctnun. crease; and, pecoully, that poets at Acrefnlr. baying to be put 1 E at „ at f rom a L ew , f ro The said Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, The Iron. R. Bin ham 'Adolphus Kent, Ea in order and working, w Wt. like the Ce''l Teflon " 4 ! Secret Committee of ti London Docks, boar days previous to thoday of sale, where Can. John Dent, Esq. M.P. echate revenue, but would in a , The Right lion. Lord Yiecoont Llwyntnion works, for a • _Company , dated Fart 1 kogues map be had at fld. nth. The Right lion. Earl of Do. Paltmrston, M.P. coroulerabla degree, or tee ewelve months, dimin ish from the 1. ~,w- I,' • 0 wt.., not trespase • I'OJIT OF LONDON, March 2,182 E nenzueliT:Lreencie M.P. William Newman, Esq. , anticipated meets of the Con' .. i Campbell's despatches* • I with any detailed stateno pa cu of the FOR SALE, nil " • 31 r Philip Peering, I/sq. fourth -- The Depetation. twig to the situation of the work' laY Or4cr of the Hestourah.'e Me Corewairri.- , ners of his ' this Report, h to suggest Jo r h ee n Gray, Esq., Resident Di- The IliglA Hon. Lord Teynham at Coed Toilet', and t 4 a tone pert of Di, to , r 7 ,that rector • that the Board should appears a 1 ec , n it the rti larsbrit engaged, tint request lean 1.1 .11110)sein's Facia( Rereptiti. in a spacious Room, at thiChief auntrons. unfinished hotsa, 1.,e1•44,ine ett Colonel Wardle, situate within a :-. vour Honourable C Office, Old Broad-sweet. on l'/lURSDAY the 24th, and FRI. JA n !forint, Esq. I , t i '' . illli a im Prater, . Rai. quartet of a intL..of tau workafttsCoed 'ration, shosild be taken by highest satishoino the DAY the 2.ltth days-of Mardi , 1823, at One o'l lack in the After- Jackson Pee , Esq. d - in Yearneg, bat the Board, and fintsLed fit (or intion. And the Deputaton who op several occasior soon preciardy, a quantity of Bonded Partial, BRANDY, RLM, TIIENIUSLEIRS. further beg to Report, that Gray, one of their cumber, has pichty and valour set thee *VNE &e. in the London and West India Dock.. Messrs. Sit Jain Perrin Bart., Shaw, Barber • and Co. Pennine s • consented to undertake such n, and to trend* near the works, in Brigadier-Generals Sir Catalogues to be had ft $6. each. and samples. seen at the Excise A by II STANDING COIIIISZL. The Deputation can then my state that, assiste d ..r. No tes , approbation of a Warehousekeeper's i Iffice, Tow er-hill, fun. Monday the 2111 to John Evans, Esq., J. Hildyard, E 9., and Joshua Rave, E* Jones, Use ,Hine Superintend,* of whose character and conduct , them to convey to the 2 Wednesday the :2:1 Mauls, 1825, from Tim till Two o'Clock, and - Soescrross-Messra. Wilke and Verbeke . the Deputation cannot speak ties highly , and from whose abilities f particularly adverted to, ou the morniog• of Sale ; the stooples o: - the Day's Male only from I . S, aLlfr Q -VPSIINTENDANT-Thotnas Jones, Esq. (Plan 010110.) and integrity they expect muallionetit will arise to the Company!, their gallant exertion.. 'fan till Twelve o'Clock. 31toe livavevoit . --R. Cooper, Esq llilstoe% the works both at Coed 'fallen 6 Llayninion will be adequately t h e Fortino camp and s The Lots to be knocked down on the Fuming out of a quarter SECIIETAIIT-John lereford, Esq. superintended. and no further mot assistance will be required enemy alone prevented tuft** eau. REPORT. sounder the establielimeots all' at the Deputation, the Directors, campbell's judicious an B.INE OF ENGLAND, Mardi H. Ifte - . -11. Ihe Deputation appointed by the Beard of Directors to examine and the Proprietors can desire. most impressive blow, I the kat Coed Tailor: purchased by the Company from Ileum To cooclude--The Deputation e confidently anticipate, that with inevitably ensued, of the' frr og g ,% • , Cost r Ru ; i l k t:4D N ie . color.; of Me Governer sod Cum pony 1 E wire Norte*, Jones , for 64,112 L. and ' ohm appointed to ekaiiitne other w orks' in any of the n ew I nst j tot j ena a high have been established for the tin,- they ventured to abide t ~L . North Wales offered to the Company, and others advertised for likyreent of British capital, t„ and. for the improvement of the trade s e , ‘ T h e at t n a p (lE , N er EftA ., i t ,' I . C P, ~i tj T , b . ,„,t , w illi ni g, h h . e lL t : „,,a , ,„,„"l 3, 2- : ,..",„" I sale by auction , having made the surveys direoted by the Board, and manufactures of this countr ) e M elch Iron and Coal Mining , gained by that and the . positions of the Burmese .••-."`-'"'''-' • '"' "'"" ''''''''''' ." ....' -"'...--.".. ....... I beg le-ve to subd•it the following observations as their I ( court. - Company need not fear to be e ed: mere. from such eemPart- abandonment of all the slily of a Dividend : And also that another General Court will be held at the Bank, on Tuesday, the 12:h of April next, from I impo rtant Ten o'clock in the forenoon till Fon, in the afternoon, for the Election of a Governor and Deputy -Governor for the year ennuii.g j Which will ba declared that evening); and the sam e and desires tiontiletd, by atijou , rnm:st, and beld i et the same piece, ,t, _ i o n! , iletNtl. however. they promed to submit their remark's on this son, its advantages and p ros p er ear appear as palpable and certain subject, they beg leave to call the auentio ta the Liberal policy &duvet' by his Majesty's Government. in the aof the, Board as they do appear to the Deputatioo. JOHN GRAY, , .... reduction of the duty on Swedish Iron. far from anticipating any 40, Ilroarl-street.buildings. / W. 'KERSHAW, . 4 : 444 ! ' 6 . 4 °1 evil as likely t&rcsult from such reduction, the Deputation expect usat ;be cons:Amoco both of Swedish and Idealists Iron edll be — ""•---"o*ts-•-r-- the woe hours, n l l wady , all I of AZ I l e 1 " e . ehesel*inajb 1 -aidweNpetnee in propped* note inerieblieel rate 4 e " -- 7 arterlr . jenerallc7in T rts . sepointed . cb veil ! by , the Charter), e a - nd the . °rcitlt, r i1 . 4 0.4. - he the desire of consumptio tt n. n In on ad t dition to this g o. e- . . - nera l pr DO its applicable to a ll redu to s t h e d uty n f 'action of the Twenty-four Directors will be declared iti soon as army, that the enemy wt no security against the tillery. The resolt of t liarly decisive and briLlint Marsh le, Dili. :. JOHN WILKS, Juttiel'• at thet int if the-hey f 6. 4 i.0 11 :4 1 V611(71 - q . . —s. VA LITABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES " From the despatch mine* _will also learn, C reign commodities, the Deputation cow fidently anticipate, that even R. SHUTTLEIVORTII is instructed 'to announce made by the enemy, sand the scrutiny is over. should the reduction of duty ou Swedish Iron increase its cousurop. I NI. for SALE by AUCTION. early in May, several valuable to make • general attac Printed 'AIRS Of the Proprietors hating Votes will be ready to bs delivered at the Dank, on Monday, the 211th instant. J. KNIGHT. Assistant Secretarv. N.B. By an Act passed in the Seventh Year of the reign ol' lois /ate 31ajesty, no person will be entitled to vote at the said Election non to a greater degree than the anticipated increasei consumpuon of British iron, yet that, for the following mesons, they anticipate that the iron made by . n t his Company will always in future he an object of great demand, particularly by the ntighbotainif menufac- Iu bong LEASEHOLD ESTATES. at Brixton, Putney, and Somers town, rrodacing net rents amounting to upwards of 252/. per annum. , Poultry, March 14. out of the country; ane. by three weak companie From some prism:ere wh• General Sir Archibald I :tiring towns, and therefore will always ensure for it a t a r t end Te- nho shall nut base been six calends.: months possessed , in his own munerative price :---• PORTIIAN-SqUARE. " On our north-eastern ' right, of the stuck for which he shall then give his vote. unless the I. Because the iron is univereally admitted to be of most excel- By Mr. SHUT I, . have occurred since the d said stock shall have been acquired, or shall have come by becioest, lent quality , the iron stone yielding upwards of 251. per cent. and At the Mart, THIS DAY, of 12, by cedar of the Trustees of ttleer commanding has succession to an intestate's estate, or the • • or by marriage, or by by custom of the City of London, or by any deed of settlement after being peculiarly adapted , at one mine for all fine machine work, Mr. J. Fisher, at Gowahatti. The t! et I the death of any person who shall have been entitled for life to the 1 ing purlieus. and the other mine, about to be referred hi, for all strong and last . A Convenient LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE taken tip its quaners ar dividends dutch stock. and PRE MIS ES, very eligibly situated, No. 4, Edward- an unsuccessful attempt I 2. Beaune, from the adjacency of the works to the great - numu. I: I ' A ".....„ m.........,....... --...;.;..... ....- --.1.5.- ......;.... position on the hill or T Price 7d. 1 ~ LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. I EAST INDIA .HIPPING. !Julia Board, March 12, 1835. The lunge Jacobus, Donn, arrived at Be!vol. the 104 received at the East India Douse, front i She sailed from Batavia the ti Nov. in Council at Fort lliiitri is Bengal, CAPE,-I'he Jupiter. Young, from Singapore and Peosnig, tch the !Mowing are extracts:— • was seen going into the Cape, by the :Witte, to a eery leaky arbor.. %Sim. SPOOL wlTH.—Tike Hon. CoMprusy's ship Yqueittart.. 'ran the Governor-Cieneral in Council to tha the Court of Directors of the East India i Dqlrymple, from London to 13ornbsy awl China, the 4tb Feb., on William, 12th August, 1824. Erma. by the Emma. (torn St. Helena. ton the lime of your llonourahleCommittee , quorriee.—The Kantbany Jettee, Jortlem, front Batavia, lent of the contents of Drisadia.Deneral p lasm \ ;be island early iu December, and states that several stirs, of the 16;5 June and 11th July, reporttng Mantas Itid, were lying io the rustle. radiant affairs irt which, our troupe have been i A:meet...as aT SIMGAP3ItIi.--jile Alen. Ras, from nlalacce ; eve to refer you to the deups.tches themselves. Marianna,* Ito p .ers, 'from ; Star, Gibbo.4, from Braimtr. Cose.mittee will not fail to remark with the the 2d Sep: \nih"; the Frances Chariot's, Johnston, from Sset.th e gallant behaviour of the native troops, America, ti Sept. nis have emulated the examples of inter- l'Aixtricts .‘llO5l SINGAPOREo—ThiI Thai's frigate and Far •em by the Europeans. We have signified ranee corvette 'Trench) for a e,uise. the4tb of Stpt i . b ; bo t n h s e , k f trea a., iir Archibald Campbell and 11 , 1aeDean our Cba r lot te , J o i l L'uon, fq Bengal, the 7i l t of Sept. ; the Jupiter. all their proceedings, and have requested Young, for Pen a ,\G aeW Lend"; fir 4 the Stii2 o several Officers, whose services have been aria, the Bth Sept.s,t' and tho Alen., Ross, for raLevis, the 14 or to, our thanks and acknowledgments fur September. •. In the affair of the 10th Juna,agaiust stockades at Kemandinc, the Sight of the d the complete success of Sir Archibald and well-concerted measures for striking a by the destruction, whieh must luxe whole or the main part of their force, bad the assault; but still a great point was ,te previous attack; on tl.e reversl fortified rmerse, it being evident, from their subsequent ' the stockades in the neighbourhood of our are now convinced these strong holds were British bayonet or the face of our ar . the operations on the. Bth ult. was peat ...limit; on that day ten stockades were carried - 10 *Yeln. eti pisceret calftvd• sod orris et some Chiefs- x ~~ ; , CCST6 sylpr, VG INTELLIGENCE. \ 1-H4 7 :16. Blanca 14. S KI? , f t ,' y E n z n h i Aline,— Trion, Jantsett, freo; thendie; wilb e h n i ne, m e h n b s , fm , ditto ; tii 1. itionday, from Jere?, e Wilhelmine, Ltrge, from I"' ''• F 4, l'ilt Taylor. from Lit., b an; Ed yar d , Re mn . , f r0. ..,\-Kudingsberg and l'illau ; Anne Ro sin*. Vitotternork, front Oaths `but flfutlea' 64l E. De We:"H. feeds Zwulle ; Vrouw 'J'etritegins, , IN.eaM, troll 14ouerrlini; Vriends clisp, Dekker. from/Jinn; J o h, - .;.YAlitio. Tikiak, koln ditus; Vi- . "Undo, Itentel, imin Pin ot , auk ' tinntlie : Vtne , Edward'. from" Cadiz ; Thetis, !iced, front Haott .I , llh : I/jeer:emits' Dowse, At - told, from ttluo.; Joint, tv on . r ,, t b,.. en ditto,: Petrus, Atobiornsen, scooodo rt ent b rt i c k„, a t ; le nftlielL: mi d , ' han .44,11,1: . i.na • ZerluSt, OWlrr -- ._ .... ~ r • c 4 : 1 ."-.) 1 , I (1 j I, : i ,f despatches re/err - eel to, you; llonou - rable Com that on the lit of July an attempt was Ander positive orders from the Court of Ava, tteck upon our line, and dive us at once toe., that this mighty attack was repulsed lies pf sepoys and two pieces of artillery. 'ho were taken on that occa s ion, Brigadier- Campbell leapt that the enemy's force ted of 12 6 . 000 men. 7rn frontier few events of any coosequence e date of par last address. In Amain the las fallen back, and concentrated his force letachinetit on the frontier of Sylhet has . anßudderpore and the neighbourhood, after -aim to shell the enemy out of the/ fort -tied position on the hill of Tiloayn. The particulars of this affair are contained in letters, copies of which are numbers in the wicket." [Here follow despatches from Lieut.-Colonel Nicol trod Lieut.- Colonel Ices, giving an recount of their operations on the Sylhet and Cachar frontier against the Burmese. These despatches are entirely unimportant.] • See London Gazette of the 25th Nov. 1824, p. 1981, and 23d of Feb. 1825, p. 324. A. ty . eligibly situated, . -. 1, _ street, Portman-square, umtiuning tire bedchandstrs ' spacious drawing room and anti-drawing-room, conspicuous front shop, with parlour and warehouse behind, suitable domestic offices, and col laring. Held for a term of which 14 years will be unexpired a; Lady-day, 1825, at a very low rent. May be viewed with leave of the tenants previous to the sale ; and particulars had on the premises; at the .dart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 2e., Poultry. DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND. Under the Patronage of HIS MAJESTY. TILE ANNIVERSARY DINNER in Aid of tbia In stitution wiR take place at the Freemasons' Hall, on FRIDAY NEXT. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK in the ChLr. The Musical Department under the Direction of Mr. T. Cooke._ THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: M i li . et . !l " his e p t r l i r- a T teTrilt t ig,Ti e la c ril li g;: l NN l VlT s is tli fi e xe P d u f b- or SATIrRDAY, the 26th of March, when will be performed a variety of Entertainments. comprising the Names of Mias Foote, Miss M. Tree, and the whole strength of the Company. Tickets to be had of Mr. Fawcat, 4, Tayistock-street, Covent garden ; and at the Box-office, Hart-street. BRITISH INSTITUTION. PALL-MALL. riIHE GALLERY for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS IS OPEN DAILY, from Ten in the Morning until Five in the Evening. Admission, h.—Catalogue, Is. The Subscribers to the Print from Mr.llrest's Picture of " Our Saviour Healing the Sick in the Temple," who have not already received their Impressions, may receive them upon payment of the remainder of their Subscriptions, at the Bridals Institution, daily. ANOLO-AIEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION. The Proprietors who have not signed the Dead for extending the Concerns of the Association to the working a Mine of Quick- Silver, and other objects, which was submitted and relit et the Meeting at the laity of London Tavern, on the 23d day of Fehruuy inst. art requested to take notice that the same is now lying for Ilignature at the Office of the Association, No. 147, Leadenhall street, and may be signed by them any day between the hours or Ten and Pour ; and further, that such Proprietors who do not sign tba same will be excluded front the advantages thereof. Proprietors residing at a distance may sign by Power of Attorney, the form of which may be had at the Office. JO•-bahil LOW E, Setvetary. • I s aailenlialLatrost, Nab Feb. DEA UTH AMERICAN GEM COMPANIX.— Application for Shares in this Company will be received 4 1 y errs.. augham and I"othereill. Soncitors, Great St. Helen's, llishopsgste-street, until TO-SJORHOW, the 17th inst. FORM OF APPLICATION. (To be Reeled.) " SOUTU AMERICAN OEM COMPANY. " Gentlemen,-1 am desirous of becoming a Subscriber for Shares in the South American Gem Company, the first Rayment of 101. per Share on which I am ready to pay when called tor. " 1 am, Gentlemen, " Messrs. Nlaugham and Fothergill, Solicitors, Great Sz. Billhopagate-street." SOUTH WALES MI PREIII. The Right Honours!) DICEC Sir John Owen, Dart. M.P. Sir G. 0. Williams, Bart. Sir R. J. A. Kemp, Ent. T. Potter Ithequeen, Esq. )I.P. John Jones, Esq. F. J..Pigou, E. INING I/VENT. de Lord CANVDOR. 'TORS. Archibald Paxton, Esq. Henry Down, Esq. Felix Booth, Esq. James Lett, Esq. Lkut...Col. 0. Landmann e R.E. Thomas blargrave, Eso. Tons. I Clarence Pigon, Esq. Rowland Stephenson, Esq. Thomas rawer, Esq. AUDI RANKERS. Messrs. Comm and Co.; Sir Peter Pole, Bart. and CO. COL NSEL—James Lewis Knight, Esq. SOLICITOIII3. Mesa.. Bicknell, Roberts. and Blewitt, Lincoln's Inn. Ewotwarn—John Millington, E.g. F.L.S. Sourn WALKS MINERAL SVIMETOR—George Overton, Esq. This Company has been formed for the purpose of Working Mines of Coal, Iron, and other Minerals in South Wales and ad. jacent counties, and for ether objects connected therewith. Answers will be immediately forwarded to ti: applicants for shares, with a detailed promectus. REGINALD J. BLE WITT, Sec. pro tem. Olt BOMBAY Direct, positively to sail from Graves erd the 20th March, the tine fast-sailing Teak-built Ship EC("; ERY, HENRY C. CHAPMAN, Commander. Hu &less( accommodations for Passenger', and carries a regular Surgeon. For freight or passage, apply to the Commander. at the Jerusa lem I.:Ace-house, Cornhill; to John S. Brinley, 14, Blrchin-lane, Cornhill ; to Messrs. Fraser, Living. and Co. No.ll, St. Helen's- Place; orb JOHN CHAPMAN and Co. I. Leadenhall-street. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. No. LXII. was published on FRIDAY. This day. Ova AN INQUIRY tato the PLANS, PROGRESS, and POLICY of the AMERICAN MINING COM PANZER. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle -street. This day, 8v0.25. CORRECTED REPORT of the SPEECH of the Right Hon. GEORGE CANNING, in the House of Com mons, tin Toesday, Yob. IN 1828, on the Motion for leave to bring I a Bill for the Su region of Unlawfsl Associations in Ireland. ?rimed for John Murray, Albemarle street. LITHOGRAPHIC A SKETCH of the NORTH BANK of the THAMES, from Westminster Bridge to London Bridge, 'hewing the proposed Quay, and some other im orovernents suggested by Lieutenant-Colonel Trench. To which .treanntried, a Survey of part of the River, and a Prospectus of the Plan. proposed by Hunt and Robin. 90, Cheapside, and 8, po rno ; and by Dickinson, 114, Bond-street. I 4 ATE FIRE in LITTLE QUEEN-STREET, HOLBORN. Ale's». BENTLEY and NrOOD beg to return their grateful 'Thanks to their Neighbours and Friends fur the valuable Assist. ~nce tendered them during the progress of the Above destructive Fire, which has totally destroyed their extensive Manufactory. The preservation of their Dwelling-house they entirely owe to their efforts, together with the able and judicious exertions of the Fire men of the different Offices. aided by a strong Body of the Police. They beg to inform their numerous Friends, that arrangements having been completed for carrying on the Drug Departments, and also for manufacturing the various articles of Perfumery, they therefore most respectfully solicit a continuance of those favours which have been bestowed upon them and their late Predecessor for a period of nearly 40 years, which circumstance alone encou rages them to hope that they will not now be withdrawn on account of any little delay that may arise from t►e difficulties into whicO they are thrown. NO. 7, Little Queer-street, March 15, 182.',. '2. Because, from the adjacency of the works to the grearmsnu. factories of Birmingham, Sheffield, Shrewsbury, Staffore, and other places, the iron of this Company can readily be procured, and also can be so obtained for exportation from Liverpool, being only 30 miles front that town. 3. Because the rate of carriage must be so considerably less than that from a foreign country, that the manufacturers will necesacrily prefer U. 4. Because from the adjacency before mentioned, iron can always be relied on by the manufacturers with certainly at stated fixed pe riods, without being subject to the disappointments, detentions, and losses of sea.navigation ; and, 5. Because notwithstanding the reduction of the duty on Swedish iron, yet the necessary price of that article, even after such redue, tion, will enable this Company at the reduced prices to clear 7` per cent. per annum, and even should the price be reduced below that 23 per cent. to average a profit of 50 per cent. Having made these observations, which the TJaputation hope will be itatisfactory to the Board, they will now proceed to state the re sult of their visit to Wales. First—With respect to the wants at Pont Blithen, and Coed Talton. The Deputation, accompanied by Mr. Cooper and Mr. Jones, proceeded to examine these iron weeks and collieries. The iron they found pec u liarly fluid and plentiful ; one blast fornace they found at full work, and a second nearly completed. When that shall also be put into active operation, and when an increased weekly quantity of iron stone is raised constantly to supply addi tional furnaces, the Deputation recommend that four more should be erected on the freehold ground belonging to the Compeny. The present nicks of 35 tons per week will then be extended to 210 tons, and even in the wurse of a month the make will be increased from 33 to 70 tons per week. The Deputation examined with much pleasure a horse level which has been driven into the estate, about 1400 yards, and by means of which the mines are kept free from water. This object is of the first importance, and had cost the late proprietors many thou. sand pounds to 4u:complied, price to the purchase of the works by this Company. With rameet to the coals, the Braesey coal, which is used for the furnaces, and which is of very excellent quality, is abundant, and must be preserved foe the purposes of blasttng. The main coal, which is 15 feet thick, is well adapted for domestic and general purr. poses ; and with other coals of various thicknesses and qualities, amounting to twelve in number, are ruddy saleable at good prises and to almost any extent. The colliers and miners on this estate are about 200 ; but as the accommodation is inadequate for them, the Deputation recommend that 100 cottages should be immediately erected on part of the freehold ground, ard, when so erected, should be let at low rents. The proposed arrangement will give to this Company a decided advantage over others who take mineral ground, and who then have to eink shafts, drive levels, and then procure, if possible, colliers and miners to colonise on the property. The profits from this estate, the Deputation beg to report, have belonged to this Company from the twenty-ninth day of January. The books are opened; the first monthly account the Deputation now lay on the table of the Board : the accounts are to be rendered monthly ; the moneys are to be paid through the hands of Messrs. Jones, Loyd, and Co. to the credit of Messrs. Knight of 31old, and out of the stock of iron on hand in January, and made sinoc that time, or to be made at these and the other works of the Company hereafter mentioned, a contract for the sale of 300 tons of iron to the delivered on the 3lst instant has been entered into with a highly-respectable house at Manchester, at 101. 6s. per ton. to be paid for in cash. Other ap plications for iron have also been male to the Deputation ; and at the present prices any quantity can be sold by the Rain' whtch they may feel warranted or inclined to sell. The Deputation with plea sure report, that a new turnpike-read, just completed through the estate, has much increased its value ; and if the present Flint Rail way Bill now pending in Parliament should pass into a law, the present rate of carriage to Flint, and also to Chester, will be di. minished 50 per cent. This measure indeed appears to the Depu tation not only to be highly important to this Company, but also beneficial to the mining interests of the vicinity, and likely to prove very lucrative. In fine, with reference to the works at Coed Talton, provided the Board shall be disposed to adopt a subsequent recommendation in this Report of appointing a Resident Director, the Deputation are of opinion that the works at Coed Talton will be found as profitable and eligible as any Iron \Works in the United Kingdom. Second—The Deputation having fully examined the works be fore-mentioned, proceeded, on a subsequent day, to look over the Llwyninlon works, situate in the parish of Ruabon, in the county of Hint. With the activity, good arrangement, and general ap peasance of dine works the Deputation were much pleased ; and, having carefully examined the coals and iron stone, and also the surface, extending altogether some miles, and having ascertained the situation and circumstances of the works, recolumend the Board to purchase the same for 45,0u0/. being the price agreed on by the present Proprietors, and to receive the profits and produce of the works and collieries from the 6th of March. The Deputation have arrived at this conclusion, from finding two blast furnaces in full work, making together seventy tons per week—the iron so made being of most excellent quality, and much sought after. Nor is this the only circumstance which has induced the Deputation to ar rive at this conclusion ; tor, in addition to the iron works, the col lieries here are very productive, and the sales of coal numerous, regular, and profitable. Nor does it impear to the Deputation that much is required to be done with reference to these works; since the miners and colliers are adequate in number, and the cottages for their occupation sufficient. To the active superintendence of Mr. Jones, our niine-superintendant„ they would recommend the Board principally to commit three works; and, in a short time, it may be expedient to consider whether any additional furnaces should be erected. In addition to the other advantages connected with these works, is the fact, that for several years bricks and tiles have been made from the clay taken out of the mines, upon the principle lately adopted by the Patent Brick Company ; and the Deputation are persuaded, that if this branch of revenue is well attended to, it will be adequate to meet most, if not all, of the expenses of the works. The Deputation have accordingly made arrangements for the early supply of 50,000 bricks and tiles to London, with a view of having them examined by competent judges, and of selling the sample at the best price which the Board can procure for the same. Noe does the carriage to London supply any obstacle to this measure, since the cheap rate of freight from Flint, and the contiguity of the works to that seaport town, will well admit of the small additional charge on the commodity. There is also another circumstance which the Deputation cannot omit to mention, which is, that both at the works at Coed Talton and Llwyninion, free stone may be I procured in great abundance at a very small cost, and which will enable the Directors, from time to time, to erect buildings for a comparatively small amount. The bricks also, before-mentioned, are fire-bricks, which are used for the furnaces and other works, and are much more valuable titan common :nicks. Third—The Deputation beg to report, that they next proceeded to examine the works advertised for sale, lately the property of 31r. Rowland, at Acretiir. These works the Deputation haring not I only examined themselves, but having also been aided by the prior survey of Mr. Cooper, anri by the information and assistance of gentlemen well acquainted with the work,. are decidedly of opinion would require a much g-eater proportion of the capital of this Com pany to purchase and to work them than actually remains. Far, however, is it from the intention of the Deputation to state but that capital might be well employed in such purchase and operations, provided certain contiguous collieries could be purchased and con. neva' with them. Vet, inasmuch es this would alone be adequate to employ the full capital of a Company, the Deputation recommend By Mr. BULLOCK, At Oarraway's, on THURSDAY, April 7, at 12, in Lots, by direction of the Dnisees and Executor of Samuel Rolls, Esq. deceased. IP HE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, 11 consisting of a Freehold Home, %Vorkshops„ Ace. No. 160. Aldersgate.street, Let on Lease for 21 years from lon, at the low net rent of 601. per annum (Tenants to insure for 1,000. &c.); Three Leasehold Houses, Nos. 79, 80, and 83, Great Saffmm hill, held at 121. per annum ; also, a Leasehold Estate, Frederick-place, Hampstead-road ; a genteel new-built and finished Residence, 7, Pieachall . atreet . Edgcware-street, of the annual value of NI guineas, held for 99 years at a low ground rent ; Two well-secured improved Rentals; and other eligible property. Particulars of which are preparing, and may be had ten days prior to the Sale, at Garnway's; and of Mr. Bullock, Appraiser and Auctioneer, 211, High Holborn. LEASEHOLD ESTATES, QUADRANT, PICCADILLY. 11) , hlr SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 11 in Two Lots rVO SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD DWEL LING HOUSES, very eligibly situate, 'Nos. 78, Will 80, in the Quadrant, near Pic=dally, leading from Waterloo place to Regent-street. The houses contain excellent front shops, with parlours behind, and suitable accommodations for the shopkeeper abo►e and below. Also a private and distinct enatance, communicating with a suit of sitting-rooms, with four bed-chambers over a kitchen, and other sonvenlences, arranged to suit a private family, perfectly select and independent of the business premises. The estates are held fur a term of 93 years unexpired, at ground rents. _ . . May be viewed, with love of the tenants; and particulars had previous to the sale, of Messrs. Bennett, Creays3, Bax endale and Tatham, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; and King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street ; on the Premises ; at the Mart ; and of blr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. LEASEHOLDS, Paddington, Liason.green, Lambeth, and Hoc ton ; SMALL FREEHOLDS, St. George's in the East ; and I:IIPROVED RE NTS. By Mr. SHETTLEWORTH. At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, in Lae, SEVERAL ealeable LEASEHOLD ESTATES, held fur long terms of years unexpired, at trifling ground rents, comprising four substantially erected Dwelling Houses- with Shops and Warehouses, eligibly situate in Praed-street, Paddington, near the Grand Junction Canal; unproved Ground Rents. amounting to about 214. per annum ; an isaproved bleaund Rent of 34. Alp Per annum; a Ditto in Joiner -street, Lambeth-road; a Ditto in Union-street, Hinton; Two Freehold Dwelling Houses in Bow yer's-buildings, St. George's in the East ; and a Dwelling llouse, No. 27 , Great James -street, Lipson-green. Part let on lease and part to tenants at will, at rents amounting to upwards of Three Hundred Pounds per annum. May be viewed with leave of the tenants ; and particulars had of Messrs. Allison and iiundleby, Solicitors, Freeman's -court, Corn hill ; at the Yorkshire Stingo, Paddington ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. WALTHAMSTOW. Excellent Household Furniture, a pair of active Chesnut Carriage Horses, Greenhouse Plants, Melon Frames, Garden Imple ments, and Effects, By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, On the Premises, 31arsh-street, iValthamstow, on MONDAY, March 28, and following Day, at 11, by order of the Executors of W. M. Raikes, Esq. deceased. THE Excellent lIOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, large pier glasses, a handso - ne chandelier, drawing-room suite, a capital set of mahogany pillar and claw dining tables, a gentle man's tool chest, a few books, melon frames, greenhouse plants, garden iutplealents, and miscellaneous abets. The Furniture comprises lofty four-post, tent, and other bedsteads, pith chintz and other furniture, goose feather beds and bedding, hangings, window curtains, cabinet work in drawers, wardrobes, bookcases, tables, dressing stands, &c. mahogany and japanned chairs, Turkey and Brussels carpets, kitchen requisites, a market cart, a donkey cart and donkey, and numerous useful articles. May be viewed one day previous to the sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28. Poultry FASHIONABLE STOCK OF UPHOLSTERY AND CA BINET FURNITURE, LEASEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES, ke. SOllO-S4UARE. By Mr. JAMES DENEW. On the Premises, THIS and FOLLOWING DAYS at 12, riSHE very valuable and extensive STOCK in 'TRADE _AL of Mr. John Davies, Cabinet-maker and Upholder, on the E•uth side of Soho-vinare, declining the Retail Business, commie_ ing an unusually choice assemblage of Furniture, embracing every item adapted to the drawing-room, boudair, library, dining-room, and breakfast-parlour, fashionable in design, made of the finest materials, and finished in the beat manner. The Chamber Fur. intim which is equally excellent, includes numerous four-post, canopy, sofa, and cottage bedsteads, with chintz. marine, and da. mask hangings, in the immediate taste ; with feather beds, mat. tresses, and bedding ; plain and winged wardrobes, seeretaires, boAcases, chests of drawers, chiffoniers and dressing stands, glasses, screens. carpets, tight-day table clock, &c. &c. On the Third Day (Friday) will he Sold, the beneficial Lease of the capital House and Business Premissa, in a complete state of repair, a very considerable sum having recently been expended in alterations and improvements ; held for 411 years, at a moderate rent. - —.- The stock may be viewed this day and to.motrow, when Cara. logos, and particulars may be bad on the premises ; and of Mr. Dents, ' Auctioneer, eludes-street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COLLECTION Or VA. LUit BLE PAINTINGS, Several Patent Flutes with silver keys, Potter, end Effects, By Mr. BULLOC K, At his Great Room, 211. High Holborn, on SATURDAY NEXT, at 12 precisely, By direction of the Executors of • Gentleman deceased, ABOUT FORTY PAINTINGS, chiefly of the Cabinet size, by esteemed Masters of the Old School; a Piano-forte with the additional keys ; an extensive enamelled Dinner Service seine useful Glass and China ; and the genteel HOUSEIIOI. D FURNITU RE, including Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding; handsome Mahogany Chest of Drawers; Basin-stands; Chairs ; Glases ; Dining, Card, Pembroke, Sofa, and Loo Tables; Grecian Coaches ; elegant Buhl and Rosewood Pier Commodes Carpets ; Oil Cloths; Fixtures ; and the remaining Stock in Trade of a Hosier and Glover. iCt - lTe — vie — we'd — on — e . ;l;y prior to the Sale, sad Catalogues had. BANKRt:PTS. George Graham, Sunderland, master-mariner, to surrender, April 3,6, and 26, nt eleven, at the Bridge Jim, Pishop-Wear mouth. Solicitors, Mr. Blakiston, Symond's-inn ; and Mr. /I inde, Bishop-Weasmouth. Thomas Taylor, Ashton-under-Lyne, draper, March 30 and 31, and April 26, at nine, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, :Hewn. Willis and Co., Tokenhouse-yard, Lptlibury ; and Mr. %Milos', Manchester. . . . . Job Ashton, jun. Fenny Bentley, Derby, cheese-factor. March 29, at four, 20, and April 26, at is elve, at the Green Man Inn, Ashborne. Solicitors, Messrs. liolme and Co. New-Inn ; and Mr. Brittlebnnk, Aaliborne. John Drant, Kit.pton-upon-Hull, perfumer, March 18 and 19, and April 2i, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Solicitors, Mr. Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton-garden ; and Messrs. Wilson and Younge, Sheffield. Joseph Hint, York, cloth-merchant, Match 19, and April 2 and 26, at elves, at the Bar.krupte Court. Solicitor, Mr. Rush bury, Canhusian-street, Charterlinuse-square. • Richard Brazier Hawes, Walworth, carpenter, March 19 and 26, and April 26, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Coort. Solicitors, Messrs. Watson and Son, Bouverie-street. DIVIDENDS. April 6, Joseph Moore, James Tennant, and Jonathan Foster, Bishop llonkton, York, flas-spincers, at eleven, at the SCI. - *ions-home, Leeds. April 12, Sarah Nichols and Martha Nichols, New Woodstock, Oxford, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Holywell. April 6, William Phillips, Bristol, linen-draper, at twelve, at the White Lion, Bristol. April 7, Benjamin Rees, west , linen.draper, at eleven, at the li'llite Lion Inn, Bristol. April 7, Edward Lloyd Edwards. Cardigan, linen-drape;, at twelve, at the IYhite Lion Inn, Cardigan. April 16. William Rooke, Noble-street, silk-manufacturer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. April 19, Benjamin Wainwright, Hereford, maltater, at ten, at tte Green Dragon Inn, Hereford. April 5, Thomas Fos, Great Surrey-street, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court. April 5, Thinear Murphy, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury-square, Tine-merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. May 7, Nicholas Oillbee. Denton, Kent, coal-merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. April 6, William Robinson, Liverpool, upholsterer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. April 5, Thromas Gray, Isle of Ely, common-brewer, at twelve, at the Griffin inn , March. CERTIFICATES-APRIL R. Joseph WilliamZWenti;l;;;;,co;tl;-master—Edward Black. more, Caroline-street, Bedford•square, tailor—Thos. Reup Dixon, Spitalficlds, sugar-refiner—Thomas Wragg, Islington, brewer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Penny and John Willis, Bristol, punters—Henry Car ter and John Anderson Brown, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Robert' Kitchen and John Oakley, Salton!, house-painters—Bartholomew Bagshaw and Martin Baeshaw, Little Huck/ow, Derby, fanners —George Brodhurst and Thomas Smith, Derby, brasiers.—William Marsh and Richard Good% in, Gloucester, pin-makers—Nathaniel Nicholson and Henry Tentmaker Thompson, Cockermouth, soli citors--Ilenry Holbrook, Henry Gillott, Henry Spencer, and John Johnson, Derby, machine makers. IRELAND. COUNTY CAVAN. One of the warmest contests expected in Ireland will certainly take place in the county Cavan. There will be six candidates-- Messrs. Southwell, Coote, Saunderson, Young, Maxwell, and Sneyd. The latter, however, it is imagined, will retire. Satin demon and Maxwell rest upon the Orange interest; Southwell and Coote upon the Liberal ; Young, we imagine, upon any interest he can get. The Orangemen ate working with mtght and main. The Sheriff, it is said. indulges in some management, by placing Mr. South well down in the list of the Grand Jury, and putting a gentleman, in the Farnham interest, Colonel Pratt, in his place. At the Grand Jury dinr.er, a certain Orange toast was proposed by the Deputy Grand Master of the Orange Lodge of the county. The toast was supported by Sir Wm. liming and Colonel Pratt. It was resisted by Messrs. Sonthwell, Coote, and others. But what is very material, and which we take as a favourable sign of the times, Harter.; of the Grand Jury of Cavan have, or will, sign the Protestant petition from this county in favour of emancipation. Lord Deceive gives his interest to the Liberals. It should not sur prise us to see the two Members from Cavan (Lord Farnham's Cavan) both Liberals.—Dabliti EvexittePost. CA VAN ASSIZES._ Major Milne, of the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. was on Wed nesday last tried for assaulting with an intention to violate the of 4 Elizabeth Gorelick, an infant under twelve years of age. he excited con.iderable interest : the Counsel for the prisoner declined calling witnesses, resting entirely for his full acquittal on the evidence of the Prosecutors. The without hesitation, returned a verdict of Not Guifty, thereby exculpating that gentle man front the fcul stain which was sought to be affixed to his character. The verdict caused a strong expression of approbation in the Court. Patrick Smyth, for burning a house. the property of Lord Porn ham, at Killyasoy, on the 211th of January, was yesterday found guilty and sentenced to be hanged. The prisoner is rather above the lower ranks of society, and was, we understand, in very com fortable circumstances; this man's apprehension and conviction is due to the prompt and judicious proceedings of that useful and active Ainguniate, Captain Wallin. EXECUTION. Friday, at about two o'clock, Mrs. Ryan and Patrick Cusack underwent the sentence of the law at the County Prison, for the murder of the husband of the (owner. The unhappy woman was penitent and resigned—Cusack wu less firm. The second man implicated in this cue, Hall, has been respited. Mrs. Ryan was attended on the scaffold by the Rev. Mr. Tuohy and the Rev. Mr. Maddan—and Cusack by the Rev. Mr. Hogan and the Rev. Mr. M 'Namara. It is our duty to notice the strange proceeding of two respectable ladies, who thought proper to intrude into the cell of the poor con demned woman, the evening previous to her execution, and dis tract her mind with cordroversial theology upon the verge of eter nity. The motive, no doubt, was good and charitable, and the motive of many of those who, in ancient times, stood by the rack and inhered the torture, commands the like testimony ; but we would humbly suggest that humatiity requires, in the one ease as in the other, that this barbarous seal should be placed under contralti-- Limerick Payer. Ntrselia: V - - a-•-•-"Wilatarr,--Tlaspn; irs - w . ...___ Pearson. from Memel ; Hem ich Benjaau. t. not. nvol Concordia, Kuhrt, frog. 11a orl ; Nsotun„ Babe hock, from pant.. sk ; Bucharia, Halvorsen. from Ciaistia ‘ll ; XL, Cobb, front flanibursh ; I:twat-mug. K er k e l, Peons ydeivel ; Provide:foe. lien., 'not. from Dunkirk ; LAhRLArIiA, aibbens„ from Oporto ; Throats' ; Probst, from Bremen; Messer, 4 45 . : i r, Mortimer, Iroro Dublin. ' ENT EI:„ED OUTRAN la --Siv ne. Faillant. tur Cal ais ; Com merce, Foivnier, fur ditto; jii a , g , sun. Edillgtaa. for St. All- . chael's ; Ceres. Whouisou, for the jo e , of France; Catthsrimh.Wssl, eels, for Stettirk; Enchantress, K;10 : 1- , fur Dibralisr t Joseph Ann. Read, for Rotk-rdam & Sineeei t 8 1 it for Onernary ; rtmbes 3r, T i l , , Richardson, fur . .Madelra and Dcoer CLEAR 0 OUVMARGII FIRALLY AT k biAvg.“..irp ---14 • ,Epps i r, Emma, far Rouen ; Alrmandae. Drina !net Ydr. ,•allraent rife. and Quebec ; *over, Cook, fur CA is; Ralseceru. for Sr. Lucar ; filargarst, Wrangles for D tan ; Sicilians sTange eik son, fur Sierra Leona & Aledusa, ,I.tibbi . far Antwerp ;. Cris, Resnick, fur Buenos Ayres; and A•ir B. relay, Nicol, roc rart-t an-Prince. • CLEARING OUT WARDII. / 404 ell, for Mnaciril Ms' , - dras, and Bengal; Britannia, : b an . • Stryrcs And. COB.* POpplat stantinople Tiger, Kent, for Csylor , ; F l an ~ Denson, for Mon serrat ; Sophia , Butter, for Sierra D tone; r •ntlf. Todd. for Jo. males; Dolphin, Tanzman. for Gm.' riser ; •eto , Terry, for St. bJohn's, N. 8.; and Union Packer. ae, fcc Cat . ig• FROM 17140/11)'S LIST. FALAI 01: Tli. MARCH 13.—N0 arnvals orsailin t ' ,l t': ~0 . , PCIITIMOUTLI, 111Atett 14.—Arrived the 4 "'"fr tri „ '" from Chatham. Sailed the Hopewell, Smith, lot: J ' n " ucA •• ''''' Barbadoes Planter, Redman, for Berlodoes; the 14 . 04.7 Purr:, ' for Demerara; and the (Hatton, Lawtco, fun Tene: -. NEWHAVEN, Maacu 13.—The Ahtonio !Arica is Len got" of In a leaky state, with het rudder broken, arid has A r braalchf into this port by the assistance of e steaut boat. Abed . one.thisil of the cargo remained on board. SHEEV4ESS. MARCH 14.—The Eger, stockhasn. f 4 ",___Selbr to London, was lon last night on the Note Sand. Six ; 'Les e ar • were also driven on shore, bat got off, some with le , s of tw•-.. chins and cables. A brig is on whore on the Knock , a:.4 ':" 1 7 gak _ be wrecked. DovEn, 111*acs 14—Arrired off the port the Emit a .. KAY, from the South Sea a; Captain Waters and the Chief Mate ti led en, the voyage; the Maine. Shillabor, from Batavia to At r e' l s , spoke Ike Jupiter, from Sirtganor_ ,e near the Cape. in A verb ' •akr state, going in—great fears luxe been entertained for the sW 'el\ of the above vessel, 1.5 guineas per etiqt. on her was yesterday ta tin el. at Lloyd's , the Emma spoke on the 4t\ the Hon. Company't . all tp Vensittart, on the line, outward bound, *red on the tth Febt nak y, spoke the S.Teca. from Rio to Gibraltar. DVAL. 31ancit 14.—Arrived anti rennin the Hon. Corps ryls ship Duke of York, from China . 'rite ratne'tmler of 114 ham" t'af•A bound sailed for the River this inonting. GRAV}:SENI , . 51AILCH 14.—Arrived the soh;, Waters. .1 'cirri Haotburkb ; Salto. Nesbitt, from ditto; Mimic 1. robert, I o.ra Bretton; Unity, Hallowell, front P.iga ; Sceptre, Stewart, 11 ant Rio de Janetta ; Dundee, Duncan, front Davis's Strvire I Os r 0... line, —, from Pillea; Latona. Jones. from Domenara I I s mony, Neilson, from Norway; Sii D. Ogletie, flawkiea, le cans Marseilles. Sailed, the Claremont, Hendon, for Jatuaicer Up 4 lot Paehet, Milei. for Poyaia. Buts - rot, nlannst i4.—Arrived the Richard and Sarah, A U.. ward, from Seville, and the Moho. Vinery, from Oporto. Alit. the Stephen, Simpson, for New Brunswick; Dochfour, B.sylkg, . for grenade; Mary Anne, Dealce, for Nevis and St. Kites. T Snipe, Swayne, has arrived at Honduras. Fisoctraan, Memcre 12.—The Irish Miner, from Cork te Li. rerpool, which ran on the Rocks near here in December, was d if.' vro out of this harbour last Sunday, and after striking against the ;...ce she remained aground one tide. Li vraroot., Matfett LI —Off the Port the Penton, Batman, front New York, in :10 days; and the 31exican, Atkin', from Ha l vannsh. klaxons, Malmo 11.—The Louisa, Fainbow, arrived haft this morning, reports that, beirg nearly abreast of the Dudgeon Light, on the 10th inst., at 11 P.H. fell in with the Britannia. or Newcastle, ('rant, who had been run on board of b) a loaded ship (name unknown) about nine o'clock the same night. Captain F. saw her close in under the Sand Hale, nest morning, and impel she would be able to get into the Humber. °avows:lt, Masco 12.—The Herald, Gardner, for New foundland, in working down ouWednesdur evening took the grosAt4 to the westward of the harbour, in consequerce of the wind ail deily shifting from S.W. to N.E. and laid there till next tide. Ste re.urned yesterday to the harbour, Lasky, and must unload to go, into dock. CAITLITOI9 X, 1111.1 Cr MAN Mayen B.—The Douglas, from Liverpool to Litnelticl, missed the harbour dorms, the moan on Sunday night, and p stranded at dic back of t 4 quay. The cargo must be diselled. BELFAST, 31.1.11 CH 10 —The one, Porter, froni :his place fur Trinidad, which wao driven on Ballywalter Long Hock, is not Making any water of consequence; the cargo is discharging. Masten IL—The Bone has been got off; she makes no water, and is expected round in this harbour immediately. OPorro, Fats.—.—The St. Ant. de Lux, Ferreira. sailed from this place the 17th Of Sep . ember, for Pern:aubuoo and Rio Grande, has been taken by the Brsailiun squadron I'l4a:rill into Bahia. Hamm; atm, MAIICU 9...—The Anna Elisabeth. Chum, fro% this place for London, has put into Copenhagen with damage. TaaseHr.LLING, 31.1tecH 7.—The (lute Bcsserung, Pierow. from Restock to London, was abandoned iu lat. 64. long. 3., dug disabled, with three fcet water in her hold, and pumps c Crew taken up by the Ludt*, Neimrow, arrived here from weld. r> '"•••• It is reporttd that the Vine, 4 1 7 z, from Zastte ,dlNi was filfb on shore on the Shingles, ha s -n got cdr, ‘t runs ,• mouth yesterday. rr . :: r.. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZI: MONEY. The Ulysses, Cerberna, Circe, and Camilla, for the surrender qt the island of Ilerie Galante, on the 7th April, No. 23, Neetbit street, Strand, and recalled there. HriTTON:GARDiN. Yesterday a question of deep interest to the Saffron-hill iseloMtits came before the sitting Magistrate for d:scussion, arising out of ikg following circumstances : It appeared that Dennis Sullivan and Michael ('onner were 9p. pointed executors to the estate of the late Terence Herrigan. wbtsb estate consisted of a shirt, coat, waistcoat, and breeches, • 'bseeey box, and a book containing tome interesting memoirs of his arias tors, the Kings of Ulster, front whom he boasted of being descend* This valuable property he bequeathed to his brother Mick; but another atimam appeared. which brought the estate into its pre sent jeopardy. This claimant was Mrs. Molly Dui*, who lived with the deceased for many years; but there ..tong such re peated alterations and difficulties in the Marriage Act, she despised conforming to such a ceremony. On finding that her paramour left her nothing, she eeixeil on the breeches and book ; and Beam refused to deliver them up the executors brought her before his Worship. During the executors' statement, which was convisenesa. Molly gave frequent it.terrupsions claiming. •` Oh. you false•swearing wan 1 the ,' just fit to be what you are—a pair of ettecitriont The Magistrate felt much difficulty in dcci grading the breeches. It was acknoale,l4..ed. on all sides. that dot Terence, Molly certainly '• wore th:r breeches:" not lost to the family, as it was in the pessewsi "uncle." IVith respect to the book, that co uld by filing a bill in Chancery. Here the matter nat.—Yesterday morning, at shout house in the occupation of Mr. Hewitt. pork bui of St. 'fboinas's.street, Southwark. waa &sm.. suit so rapid were the Games in their destytteuve p. fore eight the walls had fallen in, and the pretnises Fortin:tidy the inmates escaped, and we are - currence or any accident. a tia not remarkabk foe no to the baring, er- ,c Lotd kayos you &IS 'lntro." crtitag thr Etas as sc. luring the lifetime of ' at all t Yenta it was yortereii.: , of MolVt mkt only be recovers-4 r tests lot the Knee!. 4 Ave deloeii, tits butcher, M th ovoid to y t ire ps ssasialso smik • • t• 41 ~~ , ~. I , I . ‘1 t' "1) • 11 'lll , • • r 4