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. trate, Alderman Roll, and it was not shad one—his test was. Neat, if reitirtiesl, u he would never accept place, presion. ewitreet, j b. or esnolumeut, tooter any Allmiuistration." Witold Mr Wnitheati subeershe to this teat 'name wee amither point of cuusiderstioti. Mr Waithowan, from the natisredf kis Snide, was liable to desi ii articles aide\ asap posailda tiring him noisier the Walsall llw Board of &wire -- (.Ifar d!oopproenoioe.)--Seppobe, ist mach a enee, Ike) the Fascone base a penally of tO, 30, or 49,0001. how i. dor to gal 1-,1 of hot by mierumbing to Minim's.? Whet or will be take then! There ie.me other 14.1 flit Ida. jarsty of sire Coy Repremotetivei refine to abide by se, trtllll their cotestiteetsis. What MOW Will Mr. teaillousii take ?• Will he ehide by then —sir, if he watt Enl 'mod he has a right to exercise his own free MO oo ~ ii), well he resift.% hark 10 16 . 11 i the scat which be Nu luorat.l.l. l in items rdatire with do it arut snouts 1' Me. V% VI'LL mid, that some of oh: scats were fair anal proper, aod r. Wait tonna 00000 .t stand sir fell hy them, and lna peig ' t anppiud ilw it...seer. 11w worthy Gentle. Stove who lost Liao so.:keil, talked of a wish for tasitowCano4 si was for the Meeting to way, how fir 'his speech Wild to •"priming his norwiiiii, Or to throw 11W apple of "ilbroril onimg those whom at was these ohjeet to tialkesesCilyt jsbusse.l Si.. WILLIAM@ contended for the right of the trading in terest to have a repreitentative in Parliament, and pointed .nit Sir Waithinan as the proper peasant to hold that re. ✓poridible ham of duly one retail trader being in Parliantest, and be lived not away dour. felon Mr. Waithsolot, het, isofOrthaafely, eras innetly (oitual mill§ the Minimer's majority. Ile dial .0 oblect to the proposed test, bat lie tholight Mr. Waitinaint's IWe was better answer to such. test than may words be could alter to-day could possibly roomy There was a good old say • W ac tion was at all intim better than worst "—(Ap philtre 1-. They could DO hare Ilse same emalliktece'il the ' mere assertion of• man to sew a particular purpose, Mat they mast naturally have in the security which the irhola f kis life preseutt4. l {Appteribe )--..He had hems ' some time ago at see in • sterns, bet the Capmie geve hire much consolation by seyiag, that die well was light mid Mil been tried before: ate was Mr Waitiesan—(Gresit ass • y lause)—eed the same eapeetento iaspiertl the same coal- ' dance. That Gratimase had over gear nobly to work, nee. hail he ever lost ground; he had gone on is his political progrees rep the hill, mesrlity holding verb step, and, like a Flemish horse, if be could nut advisee*, Mill holding his ground, and getting forwent by gradmil peAieveraisce..-. ( Malt langVer and applasst)-31r. Waithmais bed been al ways a pill to the Ministers--in the City he kept diem at hay. Has combiet reminded him in toe respect of the Aridity of • ice doiordtic animal which be (Slr Williams) had. A f.llow some time ago broke over his fences in the coastry, sod lie was nut over anxious to pettish him, bat to immure into the osmotic of his depredation.; the fellow confederal that lie hail got over the fewer* wills intention to plunder, but cmplietically added, " I would have succeeded, Sir, bet for that caned slug of yours that gave the alarm." Now Ruch • slug was Sir. Waitioneu to the Ministers.-i-(Mxth lancklin and applause.) s The 1011 , 1 of Kroblutions were Shen read by the Chair, and tarried nuanissotialy with load cheers. Mr. WAITIIMAM then came &Homo% and was received with the most enthusiastic applause. Ile alluded to the pinata task iraporel an hien under the eiresimetampors is which he stood, to meet his friessib--be had weer bees an nervail benme his eseesidea—(Applause.)—tie forcibly ad verted to ihr ralisionies and Jaeger to which $ public man is reposed, and said that ea sine ocessioes both he and his worthy fiend (Mr terve) were In actual demerit( lbeir He hail alwaye disregarded loom imianations, and he would mittens that iudiftersoce br theta. l'hey may be cant upon boo by ositicipation—he may be asked what be would do in the tan of •NA as event ? Why who could tell that • mass who did eat damn of it wow, may hereafter go epos the highway aryl rob? oath event. had occurred, and may again weer. • He bed aunt heard et the property be made in the course of trade by his rattiest now he cow lit honestly declare, that its 1M way of trade, or any other, be 'lever derived any benefit from • political muuection. He was, it was true, tendered • admit's, Sir • vitt of his family, mid 111! reread o.—(Appilaste.)--Wbat emr t!w fair fruits of his industry were, her odd tonform to them ; he disregarded any other iallotere but that which fair °Maims gate and if he was distiogoisked on the pee. mot occasion by the choice of his fellow.eilikens, be would be at their atiposal, mid ready to resign hie trust the mo ment he hail (orbited their COaddirliCr. Aseisag the seamy isonnuatioos agates) him tees oar that, from the *realm at Spa-fields to she present day hod bee. often repeated, Cann. le, that the Escise heal an ',matting , in his lease for penal ties amounting to 10,00 . 01. This falsehood truer nut of this eireamdtancr, that some Government spy had teat a wattle* 10 one of his servants, to get a couple of pieces of India handkerchief. fors Lady of owe of the City Members. She prevailed on the permm to give them to her nailer this false teprearotati 0000 ; and hence the 'nighty i•formailia• erase which hail lin en so moth dwell 111900.-(1)41114 TIVO wesithy Groilemau then pointed out that the retail traders of boniest though compelled by the constitution of their city to lake out their freedom before they commenced business, weir yet wholly unropeesented iis ParllBololll, though the limbers and inerchans• were, who required no pd rl qualification to commence business. This suite Loon the tormlisgewient held tint iu former times for dish prolate to mule mime% them. lie then alluded to the general slate of the reprearuistio• of the City,...) the Iss 0000 diatom of then being oliiig..d to go the Court of Akkrosen to sink Itepts.s...btalive. lie hoped they would now strew tbst, antoug their own rmike,, they were determined to seek • ll , prs bigamies., soil the ouly way of carrying this into effect would le., by the strongest efforts to make a stand against the 'inertial iiiducure of their enemies. —(Great ) Nrint.• arrangements were then mitered into for the Huai fic4tion of the City nit° 'betties', lad the lippoistinent of Committees in cads—mod the Meeting separated, at halt past shire o'clock, after the wood Thanks to the Chairmau, for his rely puma- conduct in the Chair. INQUEST'S. Inquest was was held at the Slick Hark, High lr fure J W. 11.1aists, F.s9 un the body of I u+ kswou, •ho WAX foisoi , l agating in the dead ; it *a* in a putrid ►lair, and •pfearrd the water auwe days. VerJicl—Fo•ad' ingest wax held before the lostwe Curetter, at the ii.scknry, ua Site body uf Kiiiaheih Wet isigton. It appeared front the eviitiaire of hionutail, that the slight previon. to her .keth ' un ',tract health, lint during the ought, at mixed wills Rte of coughing, sun in the 41 her quite dead. Verdict—Diett by the r 11.141 I.sot night, brf. re Flynn Lowto, Esq. and Seven Sian, Chapel-wirer!, (Oros oho. ho.ly of John Philiponl. Eq. of tiros ha %too Conn.l dead io his 11. d on Tuesday te istquitirs ;Mt) the property br the dr the oill Wa.. in the hoods of the etecntor4; into: Mr. Kitchen, vrergeuto, ai to the e.t.r.e ',try rt.turniA a verdict of Natural DralA. Inersl4lighi r tire broke out iu the (1. Tlorkt, the White Swint, 11de .11 theelitetieil tleftruetion to the sm. but by the ititerdy stiivitt of the lint *es t., tt..' White Swan.. ttetnurd by the Reno:int r lutumg some hoer on the rust floor. going to ts:mit. Most. of the lodge's toe kick nitoloos into the the thew 0 ., 111111 ;101 . / . 11 111:1• 0111.4r11 to heals 1,111 of the .1,,•!) lie hod r I- A broke, MO wall PV. lie u3s calried to 1 1 W t.qtttkut , i 1 . 111 riimmery yiatincation i IN LO the tne:enavnurtit I penple to settle 2 mon Ike bliale of the representation Orli being °hill:Ain go n a itepreseutative. lie h. antnug their town ranks. llteliri ...entailer, and the effect unothl he, hy the 111 WV 1111 i the ploWel 101 101 l lipplaute) tinnie arrangements after featins of the City into il Comaiitters in each—alll , t past Shirr u'elork, after tl 1 for Ins re. y plow condi,. --...--r.-- iIVI Yesterday an Inquest an street, 1..90:.i. h. lure J Met inrittit Chilli Ut kliUttil, l ri i 'Thaws quite dead ; it at to 11 , tvc Leto in the as 1 . Dead. Another inquest lima lied kking% Arms, 111.trkiiry, um k l. son, of St..kr New Irvin'. .._ i 1 the aireen.i.n: lidalirol, di she artit to lied vii peat el ( , ietervals, she wit,. seized ' mnrninz h. f.ni, II her tot tiviration 04;adl. An I 11411 I qi was hell Lis . . at the II .ti M. and to liar •P1111:11e, "II the holy Villor 1141111:11ie, a Ili aas t 4 in,,tainc flee Coroner mete lags c,3•1.1. :IA le the mill ail a. 1.1 .1 Irr ,•:. %minify: 3lr. ilf Lit .:.:.t 1., de. Ivry ret On Westurvulny . tell honor - cf Mr. G. rim eml.ru,s‘l,*ltich thee,' ru 00000 Inig knu-r%• but e,:gineu, life lieu was it srds uttslainneli I • I t ii41.1...ii elindle aiming . Inids she It a 1 ;,•.I ,ifig I '• err let Out ul toe Ina hi mien preartiti. , :z tin in In, a lodger n'i the a hell the lire iii , ..!sti, 1 si.n.!..rv, I , y iel.t,•!l he 4 . ... 1 ! ~ht, litui,td. lie ii.,,,,,„11 iii LAW l b ilT Lildi VC I • couar OP CHAPICERt, Losewta's two, TintliomV. Melina U. • . OPROA.HOUSO. waffles . 1a TaTtelto r, Rerretz— , 1 hare' te priers.. of gent Tierrlship Set Amend reeretines to the Ifastre'e egret Is ibis writ. tame comer. ANA INA beet...wet deem le hi. thietiter the Vire Cfactltur's Ayer fur arriseret. het street tint lie his Mama us em eedlerstaarliatt that seer Lertistip should hear it. nay be reamed to year paper." The Lout Closet tosit—m 1 an of oldness that it world be oust useful that it was argued lwfure die 'Vire. Clsaisesllor. sale was formerly Comsat is the tamer, sail ANA by eireversant trith its wilts. 'Fur. 1 Mmes. the sere. bear Oslo. ease of the Otwee-huriet, the I tia deritstirl H. sad 1 have so doubt bet I as cabserei fur my 'tepidity " •311 r. Rowse 4..-01 What she! w dot his Homer has struck It out of his paper." The Leos edlidlettd.oll-a t Tee.. bet het Meanie M would wet haw Mr bit Mat Ceeeeel did Net appear ta aree it Let it ha seebent lb his Hoswees paper. The case of the Op re.heop" it *ow to be the ovilj , important pub lic Maisons. el Mat *die fashiumble void, for which rea. MD there is wets Wine! peeper juke to hear it thus his limner the Tlenelibwillee—rA iesieb)—therefore let it be restored In .ble Ihnewris• paper ; fur if I as obliged to heir it, it williettlekeep I have disposed of the appeals, farther directiemiststilbgersi semi *emplanes, steady pet doom is sty Plilleti~ 12.4 eve s e nspiible is eaesher. The rights of sum Miters es nit to be trifled with ou ac tweet of the Orrednese." The exception to hareetered holds Honour% paper. POUCE. IMIAMPION ROUSE. ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT AT MURDER. Yesterday liseerl Hill eta brought up under tbe.fullow ing nsysierions circumstances. Several witnesses were examined, mad dare was winch confused testimony, hut the fuPowina is a correct detail of the facts of this extraordinary ease : A tratehmen, whose station was in Moorbelds, was guiiii his rounds about half-past two o'clock on Tuesday moraine last, whim he heard several groans, as if of a permits in greet agony of pain, issuing truss au old stable. Hr knocked at the door, which was fastened on the mside—andl after a tepee of a few niimiley, it was opened by the Prisoner, who ap pared to be much intoxicated. The watchman inquired whence proceeded the priming he had heard, and was an swered by ilw Primmer. " 0, never united, watches's*. 'tie Indy a drunken Esau." Stabbed with this, the watchmen departed—but on re-raisin the stable some time atler earth. be heard the saw kind of noise, hut fainter, and distinctly heard a person articulate " 0 dear! 0 dear!" He again hoocked virrieetly at the door. and having been admitted by the Priamser, he digeoveted, by the light of his lenient, a man lyiag ou the ground, weltering in -blood, which was flowing from several wounds in varkulie parts of hie bead mud body. The watchman interrogated the Pri soner as to the cause of the dreadful spectacle that pre sented itself, but be could pt so satisfactory answer trine bias. He seemed too drunk to he obit to give any explana tion lit about • quarter of am hoar, however, be became sullichatly sober to assist in carryiug the wounded man to • house where medical aid was speedily procured. Os examining the body, it was diseovered that three of the rib, and the jaw of the onforionate man were broken, and areeral seem eroonds, inflicted apparently by some heavy Moot isetrunseed. appeased in various, pets. Every moist. nags wee renamed Idea. and his wound. barite; hem dress ed, be was put to bad. The Primmer, who was thee suffered 10 depart, previews to leaviugy the house, requested a woman elm had suideled in stripping the wounded man, to give him the shirt and doilies belongiog to the latter. The woman, however, refound, as the shirt was very Woody, and the man appeared to be in danger. A day and a might bad elapsed when the man swans& to get worse, the Prisoner was ap prehended. Tbe primmer, Hill, being called upon, gave the follnwing mimosa of the transactims 1.--th* Monday sight, himself sod she wounded moo, whom name is Dish, and with whom he had hems iatiasate many years, went to a public-house in Camomile -street. where they got very tipsy. They came out about la o'clock end parted at the door, each taking :no apposite direction. Hill, having the key of am ohl went there and lay down us souse straw. As sear as he could recollect, he had bees there bat a short time when Davis knocked at the Just, and be let him in. The latter, who appeared to he very ill, said he had been knocked down. beaten, and robbed by. three men. Hill persuaded him to lay down, and soon went to sleep liiinst If. He heard nothing more until he was awoke by the watchman. A person who had sees the wnuuded man, stated, that the latter bail said, " He was sure poor Robert" (messing Hill) " bail no hand in it, for they were ton good friends." A certificate was produced from the %nem who is iu attendance apes Davis, stating that the unfortunate man was a far. very for. frim being ant of danger." The Loan Mayon übservid, that the whole affair was at present must inexplicable, and although there was no evi dence which went directly to criminate the Prisoner, he must he d,iaited until further inquiry should be made, or the wounded 1111311 pronounced ant of danger. The Primmer wart committed fur le-examination. • aow•rrasr.4. On Wednesday ceasing a Lieutenant in the army was brought to the trines, charged with fraudulently obtaining a sum of money from Kenaell, an army ageat, in Sobo, by appointive him his agent to reeeive his hattpey, when it honied out that he had appointed soother agent fur that pur pose previonsly, with a power of attorney; and, on inquiry, it was discovered that be bad appointed anent other agents for the same purport; but upon an investigation of the charge against the Prismier, it appeared that some mosey lions had bike,' place between him and Mr. Kennett, it was therefrom deemed an agency tmossoetiors, sad that the Prisoner's conduct, with respect to appointing Mr. Kennel' his agent to receive his half pay, did not amount Munch a false pretruee as the law decrier! a frond, to obtain money nailer false pretences. The Primmer was therefore dis charged. N 2040 STREET-ROBBERY. Climplaint hem .iiterdey walla at she above (Mee, hy merriest, of halting twee knocked down sail robbed of his watch and a *aver teutianl, by it wing of raillaas, Ott Wed. nemley night,iu Aleeklenbaszkogisarr. 11w rang costaiated of art seal youtisfel &perdition., ii4le I.( Wheal arrested dot her eaut:e 'nautili.. by petteadisog to ha% r bees bet, ekes a sea It ...Irked tem dawn. There were people is the street at lee titre—and the unkard bus beer Weed to a pawabrokeer. ItArfolll-6AWDZI. DUEL PREVENTED. Information basing been receives' at thieEee, that • meefltm we+ to take place yesterday morning, helmets Richard Johminn, •nti &A-min Abler, Ewi. both of 11"stitls.fr 1 s trace, City-road, fur the purpose of fighting ■ Joel, Win. Read. _fan. one of the officers, with proper ammo 'inc.., WAS th.patelseil in miler to prevent their flzhting, owl with a warrant for both them mot their seconds. The officers stiecettled in opprein mimic the prine•pals. bulk of shorn they broopht Itriorr the Ma i gistrateii, where they wet bused over to keep the peace. Frederic . * Brae t. ot mi.l.lle-aged tins, of respectable •p. rammer. is the custody of Win. Thiseltun, on ()niter, was cloargstl by Mr. Henry Albombs's with straliom his hot. nut of the Vice-Ckturctior's Coon, Lutcultes 100 , eh.lst lie wise eraneari lissr.h.ess there lialety. a 0111 , 4:11/14. betsiossoutz it, that Cosset, &prised, that while there sheet I I e'rh , i k that fors moths, 11 6 Nom the i• settee lake lip the Proorrhiess'ys hidslpy Om a be lls Is, p ut i hrailoo:1 pin het ilea nudist hi% stun, and walkr ul °tr. %Vita... fsill.reell him sail took him into eitslinly; atoll o w h at lb. a pr0.1pr...11.11 Pll.l 11C , 1111, %luck bit Hit PIVORCII tur a hauihcd to he him urno sly Jnbn Ilsot, shr uttrer, israrchrsi Pri•sessier, and fonod vss!iss 4am)-isse .sts.l lhiu y pound. 1,1 Uank or E.lguna niiief,llhielt l w pmJereol. On being tarsi 4 .y the Slagostrate of that boosiuess or trade he was, or how he b vame possessed of so much mune, ? the Poisoner said be va. a tin...pi A te.ir or ber by t e nds., bat was for some time nut of employ, and that the mosey found un him was Isis owe money—what he worked for, *MI heed OIL The Magistrate ordered the officer to lake the notes to the Rank, to ascertain whether they were gestate; and if so, le keep them and the money rngil proper iuqairy was made whether they were Isis own properly. The Pi know was committed fur further examination. SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS IN PRISONS. Sophia Mark, a genteel well dressed young woman, W 3.1 charged by Mr. Adkins, Governor of the Hunse of Corn-e -film, with carrying in a bottle of gin to that prison fur the use of a Prisoner, contrary to the statute. The Prisoner, in her defence, said, that she had never been %sills the gates of a prima before, and •tio entirely ignorant of the risks, and that she look the gin there fur the use of a pour old seen that was cosifined there, and who Spit dreinlintly afflicted with the palsy. The Magistrate regretted that it was his painful duty to couVict her ito the penalty of tee pumas • the Act of Parliament was peremptory, and left him no discretion. The Prisoner being suable to pay the doe, was committed fur fourteen days to the House of Correction. UNION • HALL. SHAMEFUL ASSAULT. Reber! toirt,• hackney-cuachmaii, and Wort Holfurd, were charged by Mrs. Caroline Junes. of Nu. 39, Aiiiitery. street, with towelling and otherwise ill-treating ber,ou Sloe day last. Mrs. Jones being sworn, said, that the Poisoner, Lotft, re sided near her home. On Monday night abs was walking along Bridgewireet, Blockfriars; Imlit was 'driving his coach she way she was walking, and asked her if she would ride home; she consented, sail got into his coach. He drove WI along Illackfriars-robed, when he stopped the roach toot let the other Prisoner, Mulford, into is, who look iiidecost liberties with her, use creamed out, and called " Murder'" laifft drove the roach as viuleittly as he could as No' as the Marsh Gate Turnpike, during which Hole Mulford acted towards her in the nio-t unmanly stool brine! otaiontr. %Veen Lofft stopped the coach, Mulford got sent and ran away; and then the Prisoner Lofft, heetitsc she called slue watch man, ease sip to her and struck her a violent blow on the beck of her head. • The Magistrate ordered the Prisoners to be committed in default of bail. IRELAND. ?IMAM, UAW'', 2. We regret to state, that dnring the severe st v urin of :tailor day night, the hoose of Arilfert Abby, county Kerry, was struck by lightning, about the boor of ten o'clock, p. ra.— The lightoing entered the Nouse at the orwerirs room. and ranged op slid down until it reached the drawing-room, where it horst in the midst of the family, without, however, injuring soy individual, although the clothes both of Mr. and Mrs. J Raymond (who were ou a visit ut Mrs. Crotbis's), were set on fire. The escape of the family was little short of miraculous, and filled them with asionishmeat sad gra titude to God at their deliverance. The house has been, considerably riansaged—the windows brokoo--the flags in the servants ball and the passage torn up, and the ceilings in the passap room anal thermos ender it, much injorerl-- a looking-gloat in the parlour was broke*, and the sofa in the drawing-room where they were all sitting took fire; the glass stoats of the drawing-room wns shattered. sad the mom set no Are, but through the prescuee of mind and setivity of Mr. Raymund, it was happily extinguished, and the build ing preserved from destruction, Three of the tress iu the demesne were on the note uight blown down. I•'AV4L INTELLIGENCE. roan/40'mm, MARCH 11. Sailed the Tiller on a er&se; the %Weymouth stismalsip Ins beta released rem quarratiue, &tut has authored at Spit. head. PALMOUTH, MARCH 0. Arrived the Friend., Groaned, from the coast u( Portugal, fur Bideford. •oUTHAMPTON. MARCH 11. TM Job's, irinslows, of Cardiff, iH our list of yesterday from Savannah, is on shore near Catshot Castle, soil it is feared will have to discharge part of her cargo to be gut off. stagoices, =tllClt 1 I. Four luggrin and a smack, loaded chicfiy with cotton, have come in (rum the Marquis Wellesley F.a.t Indianian since yesterday, and have lauded and warehoused thu it cargoes. The weather having now become fine and moderate more of her cargo is experted to be got ont next tide. The Laird Wellington, Keene, remains. RAMSGATE, MARCH 11. The Glory has been got off, and auto the BRIM. The Argus remains io the same state, but every effort is making to Ket krr off. The Asia remsius Dearly as before, and is uuloadiag as fast as puuible. DZAI, MARCH 11. Arrived and remain in the Downie, the Annum, Jackaon, from Smyrna ; Franklin, Swaim, from Ambterdant, fo► Bt. 11,13. Came down from the River the Lady Carrington. Nlssore, fur Calcutta ; sod Henrietta, Dangles, for Itiltimore ; So vereign, Miller, fur Jamaica ; Java, Thomson, (or l nlia ; Elizabeth, Caasi;u, for Jamaica ; and remain iu the Downs, with the real of she outward-bound, all well. MANCH 11. Sailed the Lind Nelson packet, with a Mail soil paspeugers, fur Hullaud; and the Eclipse packet, with ditto, fur Cint haveh. GRAY/CW(O, 11.1111011 it. Arrived the 'Earl Selkirk, Walker. from Salue ; Bet.y and Sophia, Shea, from Leghorn ; Ocean, Hogg. from Ostend ; Banana, Garrick, froM Calcutta • Victory, Brat from ditto; Phoenix, Donald, from ;lino ; Lord Melville, Allen, from ditto ; auil his, Ligoidet, from Guernsey. Sailed the Fortitude Nlev:ued, 3Tauniue, and Mina, Wirkeaden, fur St. r i ttt Orr's; I3lilauuii. Ditihy, fur St. Lwrar; Olive Branch, Mom, fur Lielum ; Lumina packet, Solidi, and Vriendscimit, Wert', for Ostemi; Diana, Brume, fur Hataburgh; and Alexaudriue, lietiuir, fur !tours. NARMOVTIT, MATtali The vessel we mentioned yesterday as uu shore, is now OINCTI to be a brig of aliont 100 tuns. She was standing in and struck an the Newer', and slink in about seven fathoms water; our boatmen have bees of to her, and say that the hipsail yards were not of the water, but just as they got to her, the laid clown and disappeared; the sums were painted white; an iron buoy was floating between the masts, and it is very touch feared that the crew of this vessel hive sill demi The Seven Kr others, Fenwick, shtick on the Newarp kat night, mid the master has taken three extra heads sin o bald sit consequence to gviling her to Lnsilon; she has xlsu lust Eire forryard ; the It try, of Lynn, which was on shore, has been gut off mud into our harbodr. LErl N, MAIMS 11. - - - - The ships etd nut of the harluttartus Saturday, aud woo; , ail hum Ilw Kuala Ibis day. Notwithairtuding the very huhderuttes weatlwr we have experienced, Mill we hare out beard of any losses haying taken place uu thin magi iwENPuof., vsdcu 111. The Amelia, Armstrong, from Ncw O rleutis ■nd Wow r..,!, fstr this purl, a and shore WAY the Itnvl Perch, but it is expected will be gut OF nest tide. Cat I.D DitoPrt NO.— A balw, about *ix week, old, was kit at lii door of %Ii A oaatv, Oalortlodreet, sitar Argyle-sirs-et, us& Wtdoesiloy 'at twelve o'clock, eatrfolly wroinkil its Ilassisels. There %Val u loud knocking Ad the strut door, tool, wises& opened, she child was fousisl. which W:l6 r wale, o4v tunv,yed to the pariah work-hot:2e. OF sToCks yt.sl"EitoAy. 3 per (21.1l'uto. 7$ nitl . 1 , .‘: Hi i % 3, 14 lit 11 pr. Apr,. lit. N. A. 10.)1,4 r t I pr e India R0na10..93 i.r. l i Ono. fur Lutitry TtrArta , .:ll. Mi.. PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. SIMLA mtMEIVI, *Altai 2, IFIB. R 73 ARV OT THE NIUMIER uF ToLIIMES SALEM, Il FROM sTATTuTIEIIs' TWA RY ¶HI BRITISH MU ARUM, lINDEn THE LATE COPYRIMIT ACT ; FROM TILE Ist ,OF :TAMARA' TO THE 31sT LIC DSCEfIBER, • In Jainism! Folios 4R Quartos M Oclnvol 'Z3 Thins. In VeLrnar'y. - ditto • .511 flip., 9 jilt. In March I Fuli• aa 'IAA 13 ditto - - - Iu Aped Woo A 4 dial. 3f► &Ito . 40 Nay 2 Iniius 3 ditto hl ditto 35 dint) bi inns •• 4 Folio . 1 daub rfll Jou° 18 . di11., In Judy 7 *4444 KS data IP ditto 10 Aupilt . 0 4141t4 541 f list o .42 dit to la Srpteusber A ditto 44 ditto 17 . 34410 lu Orlolbei 1 , Fulio 41 4410. 42 dill., IP ditto In Noversolkt 1 Putid 1 Alin 34 ditto 8 ditto 10 Dvictenber 4 Jilt, 311 41111, lb du., TuTAIL Nt.l3lllth OF.VOLVII,II ReC►'IVFII. R 1:01011., 761 Ilt•tai'wa, • 90 %rules, 1 07 Dotiodrc.mos. N. 11.—Iirtmleg these, there haWe hero drlk. 41.41 212 Artt clew of Priuto.l folio, and quasto the greatest number of which orr only olio& sheets. .1,1111:C Atmietant kerprr of the 1 4 .tutrdl Bouks. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITINH PRESS. Stn—ii nvir not be mianinaing, at a time when a sub scnptiun forming towards the expense of rreetiag serene! ago! rchrt , if. the metropolis, to slow A 4 11111 WON dune trisrarils the building of one, when money was mf Mire than its pre. ...lit rattle at OW leaps, 1 meat' au 1674, or sums after, when the follosing sums were raised korai& the building of Saint 1 am, Sir , • 'Your Jbetlient Servant, J. 11. .Varch, 1818. Dean and Chapter of C. St. l'intrft 11,526. . • Dr. 1.11101. ftl i r Arch• 1: b diupul Calilrrlulry *llO lAtty Ware bOO Dr. ll•mrbman, late C 1 Iwp of I atalost 707 Dr. IT. C .... Owl s iltt. 71 111 1.14 Rich In 71$ ‘niiii,from 1011/ to 500/. . - I 1,1 03 ammo, sender 100/. rbovc 40/. -4,51 i Its 704 amnia, uts‘ler 40/. - 11,080 Dause Dytotois Wil. - Isamoon - 2,1120 Dr. .1 tixati, late A bi.hupofCanitrkurykury teoll llr 81belilito, do. du. - 2,111911 Dr. Sterne. lair A rch leii.hint of lurk - 1,050 Dr. Morley, late Hp. of 11'mcbe•trr - 1,819 Dr. tissirrosfi. Arckbp. of Cantrrbury - 1,410 Mrs. Chaffin - 1,253 E. Saiiih, r.N. join. - 1,000 Vide Nem View of Lo In all - f 11,217 in 1708. TO THE EDITOR op THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. . SIR—AR it is very generally in:milted tlutt you are the Ed' of the gworterft; ttriiro. I and r pelted .to hirer that I am indebted to yllitt 161111111,N for the malice taken of my " Narratire of a Voyafre to Hudson's Rey," in the 35th Nuanher of that Review, which has been lately published. Allowing this in be true. you are, of course, respousible for the gross errors and mitrepreseutations which me sio con opiates's iu ate article to which I allude. As an *author, 1 may incur peril by presuming In dispute the judgment of Mr Gsfrued, even upon topics connected with my own pro. &Wood duties as It seaman, but at is impossible duo I can. by* timid ailruir, allow an tioiniuna to prevail that 1 base acquiesced in the Illutailers which you have committed. lo the first place, Sir, you profess to have been disap pointed in Not Roiling in my work t• some new aml striking ole.. rations upon the Geography, Hydrography, or Meteo rology of a part of the Northern Seas, which or how years has mat hero much visited by inen of nautical reielace." I motive! greatly that it did not suggest itself to a prelims of row acute penetration, that accurate surveys of a coast ammo be ms.k by merely sailing along it through a sea impelled by ice. Vet what coedit be alone in such a Miamiaon o6at June. I am therefore called upon In 'bract your attention to a correct table of suaNdinge, taken off York Flats, pp. 179, I'4o, Isl ,• to specific direct Ulla for soiling tato and armarfag in York River, p. 194 ; to as. accurate table of the magnetic variadou appendix A ; to alt *crossed of the coraents, p which were noted with great rare suit caution ; Tlii r mometrical Observations, ' , hewing the extrema degrees of temperature in Hudson's Ray during every month of an en• tire yam'. *oil I am theiclay einbuldesia al, iu duvet coma*. diction your statement, to affirm. that upon a psrusal o r m y Milo volume, 11w aoant , :a will fool 'natty "I • ," upon " professional subjects" too, nut altogether oftw.,rthy of his regard. At the ssme time I 31111 pllit ready to allow that those " might escape the aoticc, as they would per tain' baffle the nautical intelligence of a Quarlaray Lc viewer. Permit me, Sir, to congratulate you npon the eery itti• portant discos , . ry which you bare Insole, that my " Vi t y age , in fact, was confined to a passage to Fort Tusk and hst k." This, sit. least. proves shat, you .have tent the. oily-pe t aof my book,' where the whole of such information may bate • been actrired. 4 The penteace following that whirl, 'contains this nonder ful dirc.wrry, is more palpably uufunadrd anal unjust than say thing else which you have written upon the .abject. You assert that I could know little or i iitim og - 4 .1 the Esquimau, *lam manners and enact's'a 1 h ave roi l. a . Toured to describe. Upon what fonmlat ~,,, yore have mole this unwarranted asperity's., it shall be fur - yourself to deter mine; when, in reply, I pruned to slate, that I hail for a considerable length of time , not only opportunities of (laity intercourse with the Nsquismax, hut that I saw them under cireitinstaners peculiarly eisk-olateti to afford accurate in formation; because, by a singular instance of good fortune, I was admitted into their habitation., which had not hap. petit al to any ElieOpena before, duo kg the last - forty yeati. In common with the rest of yotir evades., I As but "Amin the easy self- placiney with which you hies. from my Narralire, I. what yon tali "metal r sittrartive;" i. e. metal of your own manufacturing. Now, ailmiitisig, as am desirous of doo, j , io its tulle.' extent, the superior al. traction of your able pro. I must regret that any pill lunge you may have iii view Ritolll4lrellarr it it•Ce.llary for you tit Irte.: s l ow got yin w trir 1.1101 raillllolll.l and open commend*. ; add tut rin , because you have douse this in a cast Where ),111 me liable to just repmkens,,,,,, y yhd e 1 iir E n „,i.. Icilite the plea , . tire I hat e experienced in reading the scientelli As title of whits my twist-mated book has been made the thestie, I ntigitios easily as-yourself, la tee 'adopted pitir own style of *weeping criticism; urging that son here writhed d lung di.sertat ~,, about that pits oev.r ViditCtriCe i "that you neCet sari '—soil !mitts its, " a bath you I m r e r approached within many illOolltale/i4 Of miles. Possibly if you lll liefesctir cis, your eye Fo ß ag, to Neulduadlaml and Labrador,"alacla t am stow ptOiloilsaug, I may rierive some fors tier proofs of the make with whiell you are piesi-.d to kuus.sttr ity I ; sad mor si nom', hoping this r ill !H s 1 Mire the litisiour lit he. Nit. wuirs..tcr. KOWA CZ I) CH A PFEIL, Lit iiteuunt of the l(uyal Navy. To IV. Gifford, A meetirit Inuit 'Once yesterday nt air early hour, Loritoreet Caplan) 11—r—y 04114 i l.scuicnnat T—n —n; in c.....cipietilv of is dispute nt play on Tin-slay uirhr. IVinshteolion Cum -1 faun Weer *l* grusiuol, mod Ih. lo.arloto , tiroil tuns., *lien 11w 11.uristromui in the pioteil baud, the LSI grazing the right isle; and here die ;111141r 4 hard. THE 11:BF. BEtrisc • yr:TrAti).Al RlDDlAisirtlit 111 gTA K It to 2 a_.? IhrrAiof, uol of 161 w -wattle Mich 6 to I :st,t Dittotyl, Out of Hornby VIA 610 I oc.l 1310110 V to Crcey K In t w.. 1 Siklrr 1.. N. I t... ad L., l hit.; 4: hy 1/.4 k a t . iVA. • :I SIN( VI: 4 • 111(601e1111•1 (4111 rr 10 to (:. Isy IVaxy,oist I•4' 9 to t. 417 1941 , 4, 11.114stis . . 13 to 1 u.,70 V. tumour c. w it, I 11141 S.,:on, out 4.1 • P311111..1 IS Ti, yAr . ..! Wfixy c. out uC • 101 to 1. ottut.e... tie obi of A 11rp t.i .11 In 1 veva r ly Norerrer, urn ibirtiloy I.a sv 12 to -*•: .a••• • ." 1 . 11 10 to . 1 opt aiy other. 4-to 1 agst"Loo , • iltEAb v i '6l; ACCIDi NTS. <.:,+... Leal Isizhi a mott•shafking arehlent haNtened in Knies m Citeltata. A Mull. named Chas les Sif.l6lllll, who was in the empl,ty ur Mr. Rawl!, Grove Iloinn., F u lha m , wyttl driving a clot opirn-.te the A.hoiral Keppm a here he Mop ped los aster his torar. rttimted from the window of the twoote, the low‘c .aet- off and ran its a eery furious 'maul r. threw hill! Irvin lett seat, and the 'vase and trimerls passed over him, and Valetta.) , ceashetl tins only trite fiat. He Wag trarri.al tit t Wrirsiat it, where be war mitreeird io be esken 'WIWI KA he was dyirmi, and no assistance amid he , twestimiy rendered to iiitw. Ile is sieve dead, {mites a ace sari Nattily. Aboin fees mm'w•lmiek ms.lV‘rittearley larrenher, She Remlfura waggon, um its way hi 1.101.11111, 1 , 441111 i re' hear 14ita l.in , h taint: u t .d ri ve s with it. The iiie.r, alatee name wen hemp, was is owns well Innpeeleol. hissinz .13nse th-t azt'folt for owlet n 'steam win slincteversii nlnan a opsarter tai a tittle distant, 11in.4 saw Iht• linasku ale ilia h• ad entiiely caalted too atoms, and one nOti. hand. ar.:mtelmeml, as if striregitio:: with time wheel of the w.saisiss, try csathissjpg th e whs.,' sollerwititn, part or the nal . ..too:au !Anil was found uttaciad to it. lie Mss Itft a wile and six (*haslet. . L 4 WE M A II 9. „The Commisoiryi of foe this enmity w . ll lie uptiieil at floridiain, oil ilionilay in the morning, uuundirtrl>< drier which the Judges, Nlr. Balms Graham will Mr. Union Wo041„ Will proceed to business iu liwth, Courts, in each of which, •we iistclerstlint, tlie :trisereilings will In! h eav y. Special 4.1”..1FS are alientty named Inr tlee trial of lice 11111•r8 ut the row of /Visa Pries; ziwt in the gaol there are turt)-eight prisoners Int. trial, V 7. : 13 for burglary. 4 for skeep steillusz, 1 for Ric/akar/ entile 2 fur hoswehreaksieg is. the 1 for passing essontr.frit nnn,ry , 1 l'or curve), 1 fur preseet inc a pistol with intent to kin I,l* amitn, •1 for heiog Ilium! in All ent.ke4.6l atsusl Ix Ilse estxlst time, wi:11 a lent to kill Cant., 3 fut A riot. tool asraanltiox Ito EXCISE officer in the cam:oinks of kis duty. I for uktaining mom y s p u n n fictitious Hula, null 19 for Alves.% ftlosso,s ; to which ma, be added, thy, the ItUldirr, And his two accomplice., charged walk tub Morel. of 1110111 AA Know II og, nt Orisolat heleaslune, op the Who( liuvetistwr last, at farce un Mr. Chitty, at Understaud, la to conduct the prosecution ageism( iiieste. The ab:lve, it is expected, will lee the fallert Assiae that the Iowa) of lio.siotto has experienced lair ninny years; howl accouilitiolJtion• will there fore be Primer. • Lag %Velhiestlay we were t i.ittJ by a most tre mendous KNIT of anal. It commenced about seven in the evening { 1141(1 riged with unabated ftiry•till between twt•it•e oise, w h en us violence grailu silly lessened, hut it blew hard the greatest part of cite slight. It was ace parried by thunder and lightning, autl at isaterrals side torients of lis convilinnices, hoarier, in this town, being Con fined principally to the tops of chi 3s msd the roofs of boosts, owe not io-ry uwiscliie►ous, • - ntsrruncTio-N PRIZF.-NON EY. Thr Nizld h., for libeling, Frau isd,chi ft.and Morgroolern, lift TI IIW 11116 io.Uul , ni NO .11, Nor•. ulk•slrre4, Sirastil. R. calls satyr lilrcr, t y Tucgd.ty and Fridac,fur *rtr 00000 whs. I'm. La Ville D'Antiena and L'Aimable 6118,4.11 the I Ids intd,tus, ul Nu . 1, Jainia-4r . i...1,, Ailelplii. Krcalig same plat C, ral. Wedatt sday uso Friday, lur Ibitc ;Inman,. NRETI3GS OF CIINDIMUS AT faILDII4I4 VrAIORROW. M. rt. J. Rocklcy% Lawrruce.lanc, warrhowirmao J Santa., nem kiht...freet, nutter S. Dm king, hot Ih-draper . I hbly, lite . of Silver-sheet, soap -ranker %v. 11. Cox, Rreatt-street, wore' °ovens's.: R. Frather, litaufortl, yawns - yr 1 .1 Crum, Southwark. baker W. 'Within', A lilerspie.strect, trooper .. J. Oar:, tale of lire 2ll.ey gittect F. H. Rosothis and Co. I'4)We:time, tees . ettoam wen 2 18 %V. N. Wright, Staphtford Abbott, farmer J IgfOrCr W. F. Cotsfurtl, Upper Chiptus, plattiber . 2 -n J. Mobil'', Lout acre, coat b-platt•r . . 1 11 N. Joseph and Co. Who' 10 - phr- %tor 1, werdm ois .... I 10 w. Gilkra jou. lul of A larixixte-bts cosiwr.... 2 11 J. l'ileber, B k bricklayer F. Sysiteu, Suuw.hill, dealer ' • 1 10 C. T. Cracklow„ Spiral lieltlx, marble.rocrtlikull ..... I 1u J. Heroic, Liverpool, utoury.seriteswr DIVIDENDS. J. Routh ratpl Co. toutlqn. noel chants 4. Carter, tYlwaihasnalkol, ruiner J. P:Audoston, Grrat . ewporcAlre#E, rooron*er J. Smith, Taberoatit.walk, merchant .... J. Champion, Great SI. Helens, broker P. Poolgeoo and Co. tale or the Stock Exchange CnHca hunsr. taveroo•keepers c. M.Tharkle, New Streel-square, wine- —haul 111 W ( ' 4l. air I I) wine-merchants— . urn-rb3mbers. metchaut I • a T. Jriskisia, Judildreei, master-mm.lBw • CERTI FICATF.S. W. Hill, of Kid.leran luster, Woree.ter, latter. —G or Som. r.et, sir' ireller„—W. K. Nos-thrill, %. - Seth:import., Sheflood, veltuol-maetcr.—C. Rnylzers, of Mel ton MlArt 11..iCrblf.r, gl'Otrf •-•-• BIM P, late • i Broken Wharf, tlyper Ttunnes-street, I• 0111,11.11, el,llll P. Smut/ell, of I'...st St...elionse, D. von, en.rehauf *Age, of Anit I.cuorl, hrogniurtim-to reel, L 01111•111, .1...- merchant Shifner, bale of the Rectory Huase, Saint Mielsaerv-slley, Curnhal, inane . .1 A. EVis, of Great Yarmuulh, Norfolk, innkreper.—T. of Mid.lleton, Lenemlsise, coitou•simmer —3. K. Onus., df ilesirsestu.areel, (...yesst•prskss, silk faetnret.—.l. Yau.!•ll, late of Earl•str.,C,' glackft nits, Urn • don. cprus..hlolur. 1111:11 irdorpt •1 HIS DAY AT 1PN1101 4 7 RWI)4E:IN 3101464 m 51 after 5. EreHintz 13 aR••r N. 1.0 N DON Peishrti ataa tt inc • siand% Where Ai:Verilte Olt Ilts ere (poet pia) mutt' he 2.lr:rei.et:—...t; SAIL: 11, • Cirmetse• Tur:l, f•rnnter— . No. 1117 S!r3h.i, i. Bradford and ti , . (ir►noa, Lino + .' I M Ii ;