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at aa *Ali Meeting with Mr. Rae, io the presence of 514 a liee.m. he informed him. that Mr. Rae now Maid Pretei.sety is the same situation as he had dose. end was poemeased of the saute powers. Willitua• Rate. Eig. Sheriff, deported, Chit, at the meeting before-mentioned, he told the pri soner. Aloqueen, that whatever assurances had brim given by his predreesior would be held sacred by him. These a t iserastera he considered to respect • particular individual, and that it woe his comic.- ties only tact wee lied 111 view. Shortly after Mr. Robertson's robbery. at Dalkeith. his Lnrciship had some conversation with itPtatieen on that subject, from which he sospeeted he was lint sleeting fairly ; - and, on telling him so, he iatimated his inteution of faking him into custody. This. however, he aid net carry now effect : but cautitmeil the Prisoner against ever 'participating in aoy similar net, with usit previously givitig tuforination, lb he %Mill go•e directitios to woteh hnn, sod certainly bring it justice. This happened on the Friday re'olligin previous to thrift...prehension of M . 4.4urrii nfformation whatever. after this. was given by the Prisaustr. u to the tateation of hreaknig into Key's shop.• Oo a (location by the Counsel for M'Qnreu, it was answered. that the information. given by *Quern to witness, and to Mr. Heron Clerk, 'elated to e geng, tiering a particular . person at their head, whose cooviettou abuse wins the object p atiealarly is view. IVheo,Prisouer woe brought before I for exemination, he said, he •wainted to speak with him; bat was told, " You afeas,persou now accused of a cnnse. what you have-to my will he takeu dews iu sad used ins evidence against yon." Prisoner did rot send any Elealdge before Was, wishing to.lwave soy conversation with triunes. Alexsualer Callender. Deputy-Clerk of this city. accompanied M'Queen to the Sheriff's house. be fore Kea. s shop wee broken auto. where saute coo wereatioo passed as to the Dalkeith roldiery.— Shortly after this. and before ker'e shop-hrraking, he met filVisreat in the street; who told biro lie had been pet to greet t hie and expense ie ut toadies .the mectitngs of the gang ; and said lie weld have aothio. snore to du with them, unless heaves paid for his trouble. Upon which witness sienweeed, it was II bad cement, and lie had better lewerit *IL . . . . Th. deelaretions of the priseittre. previously • ideseilled, ware then read. M.Queru eosifecieJ, that he was present at the robtresl of Mr. Kees .11.. p, W -Bea* aed. &owe • but stated, that he was io dated loseemapney time, se this occasion. in or doe Se amble Lim to give iiiformation to the Sheriff sepiestsbauss, who had promised to keep him clear ellisitti, mad reward bin for his tenable; but this •gisembse. he edesitted, wee gives epee condition diet be should giro previews ialenpation of the in • • erode. of the pieties. before lite *from were cans witted. He also distinctly admitted, that he had giver se ioformatiess of Eer's shep•breaking to the IWttor soy perm' else, before it bvppemed. slileseeder Bade defend he Ives • native tit Col idseder.esootp of Ease:: had beau et sea for mouse time, wed smite en-bdieborgh about a fortnight he resse!the beesibier kit. Ho bad se Need ledgisqpi, beilleekeg get yery•dcessk as the eight thr robbery h e sot demo, hy nsenettccidetit. at Kits door, shirk, im his lrsuiwg hock, opened of its Ewa acLard, sad he went in. Atter a few *WW I steadier Perms Come •isi, whom he did not bee', sod then the seerillt dicers who applehentl,tl shish.. He darned baring teteeded my berm, and ON ell knowledge of die wee ailerg and of dm pit k leeks fiend apse bin. Mrs. needy. wife et Jobs Hardy. petiewelllcer. ommegate. was esiamined as au earestpetery waste.. ea the part el IdeQueee. She deposed. that, ess listeeday, the 11th Noweelser last. lie celled at her been *beet Sweetens is the seveuistg, red esquited way astentesly for her liesbeird, who was. sot at hems. • eady "Wog in at the time, said, that Mr. Hasily wee ca. the leak stockist. on which Weitsee said be:iiviteld gs in search of him.. . Mary aftevertothe cody. corrobereted tine fact. Jail Hedge. • weever. iu Caeongete, bed bees etelerieted with Winos. for It oe 14 years. On lietweety,. the I ub Plotrember. about ex o'dock is olio afterseets. be Bled . at the witeees's house abo u t some cloths be had to sll, and, esi Ong away, he said be would be- likely to be back again at nine **(leaveed, if winless was in the way, he wools' probably have a message to sear him. M•laiseen did not call at shot hour bet, es witness going up the Castigate, shoot half se her after. he met him steel; with .two other teen, when 1111 , Quees took lism aside, sad gave him a latter, add reused to « William Rae, Esq. Castle-street." winch he de sired his tsithvea that night before 'levee o'clock. Wittiest, went direct with the letter, but, me cueing • Deer the • hoe... he missed . it. He called met morning et kl•taueinee house. to inform him of the circumstance, bet he was wit at home ; and his daeghter said he had sot been is the boom all sight. On Saturday last when, the witness was ripping up en old vent , which he had went fog some tour, he fund. the reissieg , letter between the pocket and the lilting, which he prethmed is Court unrroesied. and .were that it lees the same lee* ' Maim* had delivered to him as above. It wee nod. acrd bore. in substance, that be, Nl , Queen, hat just met too men, she were to do the work which the Sheriff knew ot ; and that. after it we, done, he would wait open him. and inform him as to particulars. newts Mstleeen. danghter of the Prisooer, corroborated the testimony of the preceding wit tiest. as to his calling at her father's house, sad ioquiriiir for him, en the morning after the shop breaking. ' The waif being eloped. Mr. AIACONOCHIC ad dressed the Jur on the part of the Crown; Mr. Myease. se t he part of Bailey ; and Mr. Joint Cutest, ow the part of M'Queen. After which the abide wait lammed up by Lord Justice Cutts. who damned the Jory to return their verdict ma Ten der at oar o'clock. The Court met again on Teseday,wheis the Jury returned a epithet. •' all in see voice. hutting the said Chai :es M , 4,) teen and Alexander &dry. alias Lyon, paiini•bi, both and each of them Guilty, art and put, of the feloniously breaking into and en 'Prinz the shop of Robert Ker. merchant tutor, in libelled, with the felonious intent of stealing therefrom." Their Lc-nib: is are to pronounce sentence this day. on the rising of the Civil Court. Counsel fur the Crown, Aieitatttler Mtezomoclije and James %Vedderburn, Esgn ; Agent, Mr. H. Warrender, W. S.—Couitael for AlQueett, John Clerk, Robert Hamilton, and George Tait, Ewing.: Agent, Mr. James Gibson, just —Counsel fur Bai ley. John A. Murray nod HOW, Emirs. ;• Ap-ut i .Mr. John Blair. %V. S. Yesterday, the Coart :net at twelve o'clock, and proceeded to the trial of William Edge:esti. servant to Itulaert Ferguson, hart) , paper-maker at Airthrie Mills. tics:wall of psi jury, eu iiiiii stied by hint in giving his evidence before the C nut, hi the trial of the said Itobert Ferguson, oil the 10th of October last. It was proved, that the patine' was very weak in Isis intellects, and eitsily pct into coul'uaiwu, and that; although whut he swore to in the trial of Fer guson was, in lama tallness, false, ve.: that, he had no intention of swearing falsely. The Jury, therefore, returned a verdict, all in one voice, hi. 111114 Into No/ Guilty. Ti 'r naisisel w assoilmed siinnliciter, and dis missed fics:u the bar. COl'ltT OF SESSION. The important rasa which has for some time dr. peeled hrforr tile Court, regarding the auccessioni of t h e late Niro. Bu. h main. of Crapticyrere. Wad de cided thi Timmins, in **.r Second Division. • The Lunn .1 usricy CLERK stated, that as the opinions of Ike Jul rr were unanimous, in place of each Judge ; ; ir leg a detailed op•aion, it had been agreed that lie should deliver the setifunelits of the Court. Ile then, in a very able and articulate 'Teich, detailed the circumstances of the case, and pointed out the grounds on which the Court had (mimed the unanimous and decided opinion, that, the letter or settlement founded on by the defenders, Mr. and Mrs. M•Nab, never could have been known to, or executed by, the late llrs. Pitchman, and that the saint was a most audacious forgery, and must he entirely reduced and set aside as such.— Ile concluded anti stating, us the reason of not pro ceeding to iofl ct punishment on the defeititrrs..for founding oil this deed, knowing it to he forged, that, as there were two defenders, it was probable that the forgery might be known only to one of them, and not to the ether, and while there was doubt, it was the duty of the Court to lean to the side of mercy ; but that the person guilty inns( he left to the stings of his own conscience, and to the feelings cf disappointed guilt, which, iii this called would probably be no alight punishment ; in addi tion to which. anti as a matter of Justice to the pursuer, that Litt defenders must he tumid liable in the full and heavy expenses of this law suit. The other Judges concurring in this opinion. the Court tironouneed judgment.,unanin ttttt sly redtur. ing and .vtting aside the letter or rettiemesit found ed nu by the defenders, as false :Ind forged', and finding them lint le in full eXsiruses to the pursuer. D. Snodgrass Miami- Hi. g-4. who is shoo timid to liave the sole right to the ample sueceos:mil of the late Mrs. litichaniiii. Counsel for the pursuer, D. S. Buchanan, Esq. the S4ILICITOR-06NIMAL. JOHN CLERK, ADAM 6111.1.111 i, awl Julia E-tpw.—Agent, Mr. W. Ntrick, W. S. Counsel fur the defenders, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. M'Nab, the Loin Auto. c.t re, the DEAN of Fact's:re, the Hun. IiENRy (Ineattstittli.ntonul F. JIMFILLY, ENsps.-s-Ageut, Mi. J. M.Keozie, writer. cArruaiD INI►I.a:MEN. Further putieulars of the aetion between the Foetid'. frigate Cardin. and the &trope, Strom:- hews. and Lord Keith Indmnen:— ***** CT Or A LETTER FROM Ttlr nciNOURAIILV Coe •ANVII sum LOUD ScITII, OATCL) , 111Xt 9. list*. • Oa the 31st May, let. 9. to. N . lung. 91. oa. E. being is eimaipary 'Pith the litierathain and Europe, at day-light she ~lay was diareverrileibust eight or nine miles to windward 0f... linsecillidele a signal was made fur her, which the Strealluion (being Cotsinedore) answered The esemy sow bore up far' ; after some time the Commodore snide the private pima, olikla she did sot mower , the messy was sow plainly perceived So br • very heavy frigate, sod &elmet (rots as about two sigaal cav now made to prepare fur Anion (we were before this perfectly ready) and after wards se ism the order 'if the battle. But here, usfortu. sabely, eras the caste of the disastrous coserqnewee which folkoseeVier we were, is our order of sailing, 'hoist three ca bles distant es the litnothene. lee quarter, ih. gurope an luckily about • mile, or a toile sad • quarter, astern of her, cud Ahem* it won plainly to he weal that the frigate was bees isgetraws us the Europe, soil was nut shorteseutia time to enable the Remo (although tinder a press ideal!) to take bar station. is • lime of battle, oeitiier diml Ike Streatham hear dews to as ; the eolsiequroce was, that each ship reps. irately bad to bear the whole force sad weight of so heavy a frigate. " About to umlauts, after die segued wee made to form the line of battle, the frigate hoisted Frisch eoluera, and cow ineocca a very severe Are ow the Escape, who bore it in the moat gallint sieuser. Throughout the whole of the time, Capt. Celebes% emsdset was is the highest degree praise warthy.—The Europe's fore eapsaillard was at this time abet away, 064 meet of her sheets awl beelyerria They, however,liausi rases .p with us, obits the frigate ran sawed of the erope ;we opened our Are us him as he passed us to the Streatham : when he was under her lee, a close and sharp Actium eisaansesexd between thee, &wow which we took the swat ;misted aim at loin with our bow gOO% (mow of Obe •Ilwoorwoold hose) sad aunt Iwo swooyed *for gawk ; sod I do wore you, that, at this uosioneat, we had nut the sendllest &lobe, but that if we could sot couture, we should at least Pre Ms a sound .rubbing sod driva him uff—se the Europe rtes oakum all sail to get up la support na aed take her she is the hosuar of the day; bet, alas' before she pt up, Is our utmost escrow, we sew sloe colours of the Streatham strode. " The Freedman now wore reed sad attacked its severe ly in prolog, aid corniesced cline action within pistol shot under our lee, which Ire returned by us, be assured, to the best odour abilities. When be pared dear seers of es, the Europe opined • well-directed Ire outdo, on which be monde sail to rub to wiudwead, to take possession of the !grey. this —lt use then resolved, by • coesaltation, to sake ali sail sr could In 'reeves, topreeerve the pa(kets ; whirls we did to the 3.E. The Europe did the rause la the E. or E.N.E. and is about two hoer we lost sight of all ; hat r we saw Do sure ofnte emery, are Ikarfal be wank sail after the Europe, as she was I. murk disabled is her rigging, ha. sir; her fore.topurrierd gone. Aboard all our *routing and rooming riggiag was cut to peer, bet fortuastr;:, nor ogre err OR pods, except the sprit-sail yard, wino. b had two arse through, (since carried away), fordicipgallsot. mast shot away, ries nisei soil aria top-seat We received i; rot through our main tap sail alone, irtlues nearly the same, both our fiee top mast ma)e wets shut amay, which spruag the fore toprast. Ant: we thought ourselves petty safe; we get it dews sad war her op." At Slarlborough-street Police Office, Morolity, a m a n of the n a me wr Moose was fully committal for trial, fot tiring off a pistol, and vioundoi.: two yoiswg raea„ of the names of A Noitcwitintil Pyn, at the Ship, in Tottenhanaw:ourt-roatl. NAVdL INTIiLLIGENCE. PORTsiIIOUTII, JAN. 29. . Arrived the Hope, 13 gnus, from off Cher- bourgh. Ala° the Crane sloop of war, Captain Wynter, front the tattooed ; and the fame, Capt. Allen, from Deptford. The Amtelupe, of SO guns, Captain Nl , Leod, will sail to-morrow.morniug,with the Hon. Henry Wel lesley and suite on board, fur Cadiz. Sailed the Vestal frigate, Captain Graham, with Charles Stuart, Esq. General Catupbal, Colonel Iluah, and Captiio Stanhope on board (passengers) for Lisbon. Also, *ailed the Crams and Centime/, cnu.brigr, for the Eastward. FALMOUTH. J. 27. Arrived this dry, the Cruces, Is guns, from n cruise; the drench brig Eloise, laden with oak timber, taken Rye clays since by the Metros, 14 gen% Cept. Sneyd, on the coast of France. Sailed this morning, the Tersmagamt, 20 guns, Captain Stun ; Sheardenter. of 14, Lieut. Sibley ; Crorns and Growler gnu-brigs, with about 46 Nail of merchant-vessels, ace., fir Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterraineaut ; and the Phifumei, on a cruise. Also sailed the . Providessee, Inkly, fur Clubs ; Experiment. Trey/11111in ; and Triumph, Kennon, for Lisbon ; and non. is, Ball for Oporto. The Chesterfield Pauket sails to-morrow, with mails. for Cadiz. The Prince of Irales Packet. Toth!. for Lisbou, with wails, sailed this day.—Wind _ wvca, J AN. 49. This morning, between three sad four o'clOck, Prince Stabremberg. the Austrian Ambassador, embarked for Callus. with • light breeze from the F.A•tward. Ile took with him wily one carriage, rid no horses. We are told his equipage, which hr intended to have takruwith him, wise Vet) . *Orli did, bin fearing it would be stripped iu France, as being English manufectsare, he was induced to leave it behind. We understand that souse fears were entertained ) that he would not he sulfired to lend at Calais. DEAL, JAM. 99. No alteration in the shipping since vrteerdiy. except • few arrivals from the River.—Wind FROM LLOYD'S LIST. alt•VallaND. dee. os.—Arrired the Expedition, Copley, from Heligolead.—SaUed the Catherine and Cardine,liarions, fee Codas ' • Gloms, dolmas. foe Lisboa; and the Orion, Eno; for Dahlia. MRE7'ING 47' LLOYD'S. Monday a very oosoeroiss meeting took place of the Subscribers to I.loyd's, to take iota consi deration the sujury likely to accrue to Lloyd's from the proposal grail's. ale Chatter to the New Marine losoranee Cottapsuay. 31r. J ASPER VACI was called to the Chair. Mr. A NW.:ItSTSIN proposed the Resolutions, which we gore lib our piper of yesterday. Oa his oroposing a Resolution expressive of the correct condom of the Underwriten in general, as very differeat from what was the case stated iu the preamble of the Act of IN() fee giviug Charters, • . This resolutiun wes opposed by .severul Geode men, and particularly by Mr. Itisvicroft and Mr. Marryitt, as whutly nonecemary. as there was fro reusou to anticipate that the same objections could he urged now as were urged in Wu, and there fore that it was not necessary to ansser them. Oa the Resulutiao for appointing a Committee, Mr. iVOOO said, altlsoagh he felt the struegest attachment and gratitude to that establishment of which he had been so to lc a Meluber, yet he "mid not see any thing unjust ur injurious to their inte rest; in granting a Charter to thie new Cii.upeuy. Mr. AUSCAT here observed, that Mr. %Vined did indeed owe gratitude and mittarhineat to Lloyd's, in which he had made much the greater part of his fortune; but he wishvil he would explain to them from what quarter the stew Compitny was to derive its profits, wilco from what they wuald otherwise hate. After 'rime farther conversation, the Committee was appo inted to consist of 15 Members. reading over the names of the Gentlemen pro posed to be Members of the Committee, when the name of Mr. Marryat was inentiooed. Mr. M•alleAT came forward and said, that it would be impossible for him to be of that Commit tee, because, as a Member of the House of Ctrin mons, it was his duty to attend to other Commit tees. This. however, he would promise them, that whenever the Charter should be proposed in Par liament, he would oppose it as far as lay in his power.. (Applasese). He should opium it, both because lie thought these charters and monopolies were evils io themselves, and because hr thou‘ltt that such a charter would materially iiitvrfere with Lloyd's, which was an well conducted as to be a great end posititegood. Ile %%mild I are great plea sure in being the allocate of that Muse, as he be hewed that, within those walls, there is mewls+ pa triotism, commercial knowledge, and Itbeptlity, as were collected in nay other ;Agee ; within those wally, he was proud to own, i.e had made w greet part of his fortune ; and within those walls he hail passed a great part of his life, and termed those friendships which would he dear to the remainder of it. He would always. mat.stain that Lloyd's had belt wed most nobly in the comnieneement of titis war. and upon every great oecitatoo, in giving •to the wltule nation an example of eciterosny mid patriotism which was followed in every Corner of the Einpire. lie thouuht that they were entitled to every imp ort which he could give t!ieir cause. sad to that he pledged himself—/ Load Applause.) On the name of Mr. Rowcaore being men tioned— ROI/CROYT said, be frit himself obliged to declare, that iie thought it W4ll very possible for a new Insurance Company to be created on sods ■ foundation as to be a most material benefit in the ir4de of this country, and of neutral nations, al though it might not be serviceable to the particular interests of the in,lividusla who were subscribers to that room. Mr. Itowcrolt's MUM WS., upon this statenscot, *truck off. It h•ring been undentood that no Ststreriber to th-, new Company shoo!d be on the C tee. the C.‘mmitter was completed, sod the thank+ of the A 1• etst were voted to the G.ntlemen who pro pmed the Mee.mg. and to the Chairman for has ceuduct w the 1110.11 LAST tits) rs GAZErf/, MILITARY 1.--"7S4TIoTtoNs. • Ortisaste-Tthv, CI Iv la. • Royal Regiment rof Artillcry. uiss , lfubert Becvue to he Lieuttlotut Colonel, fun, from His ark/sera! Court-Macial. Delnil Jan 1/, I h o , Cnytnirerhatuas Dowuntati tub.: •Lijor, vice Ikettif as &lame. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSE BED. Ann Chadwick and John Chadwick, of Bradbary Chcatir, ballets. _ _ BANKRUPTS. Robert Punicll, see or late of Newent, ncr, to surrender, Febritary la, at live, 15, and Minh eleven, at Use aZothiti Inn, Gloucester. Atiorae ;‘ ,, Tuve, and Joules, Netenbant ; and Mr. fauns, Inn London. Ans Gibson, of Liverpool, 'tutor and draper, to , der, February 19, 20, and March 13, al elema, at the 1.;: tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Aniline's, Meier hard and Adlingtun, Bedferd:ror, Louder sad Halters and Topharn, Liverpool. Robe►t Itub‘usum, late of Kendal, Westralrlsad, chant, to surrender, February to, at sin, 41, mad N1,,,k at tea, at the Commercial lon, keudal. Athwart', Joseph Fothergill, ChilurrrAnu, Landes; and Ile Petty, Readal. William Appleton the younger, and Edward Smedley, 141sarbeater, paper-marinfacturera, to February 97, ea, and Hardt 13, at three, at the Cr lma, High-street, Manchester. Attorneys, Hews mad Kirk, Manchester; and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Clllll3Cery Leedom. Thomas Stephenson, of RocWilk, Lancaster, ~. 1 breter, to marreadc •, February nd, t 4, sad March IJ, two, al the 11~11 a Arms, Manchester. Attorn ey, Philip Herd, Ili • asoch•Walka, Temple, Loan. Mr. Join Law, Manchester. Thomas Rutlidgo, of Reading, Berkshire, hatter, reader, February. .3, to, and March it, at elms, a: hall, Landoll. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams and Princes- street, Bedford-row, Loudest ; sod Mr. .1, Boman, Plymouth Dock. Juba Lyon of North place. Gray's.inmlane, ..., moorpscrienter, to marreuder, February 6, 13, and 13,14 tea, at Guildhall, Louisa. Attawary, Mr ' Bern M eeks, St. Mary Ate. Robert Houldeu, of St. Margaret`.-hill, Borough work, Survey, lioemdreper. to sarrooder, Feb, twelve, to, at one, sad March 1.3, at eleven, .... London. Attorneys Mean. Foulkes sad Baku, court, Grey'.-i nts , amdon. John Ambler, the yawner, of latingtoo, lli dealer, to surntoder,Februnry 3,10, sod Marti 13, at Guildhall, Linidon. Atturoeys, Messrs. J anti • Carrot-Carden Cluarehlard. Henry Nicholsoo, of Charltam•creacent, lalisgtoo, sea, aerthsut, to sorre6dor, . Falconry 3,17, aad V at eleven, at Guildhall, LOodoti. Attorney, lit Primrose-street, Bishop. -ale-street, Libidos. Joha Paramis of Bread atroet.htil, Loudon, to surrender, February a to, sod March 13, Getilithill. Attorneys, Ilesari. Payne and Y- mmiliory. 71Mos !MMus of Plamgh court, Lombard stoat, t 1,14 1 'merchant. to aurresakr, Esbrialoy 3at m , ie. ,11 13, at tea, at Guildhall. Strawy, Mr. i c,. as-wart, 4)14 Broad-storm. DIVIDENDS. FOntary go. Joseph Bland ~ 14 Jobs &Medi rent-court, fades, isuMs *ace- fiesikera, at Guildhall. February ao. Joseph Mimi, of Festannt, aticr-hrokee, at cleats. at Guildhall. February go. Bohett Cbipchasr, of the Poultry, Ilmeo.drapirr, at Ism, at Guildhall. Fthruary itd. Joseph Mascot*, of Illeellela, Y chain, at eleven. at the Old Kiram'a Head Ina. ' April 21. Samuel Dosage, of Saint Past's ( Loodus, trunk. maker, at twelve. at Guildhall. February 41.• Joho Raisell, of Aliham aldls, Nor burn, Imocarter, miller, at one, at the (iLlor John-street. Liverpool. March 1. William tisghtas, of Liverpool, s' 1. one, at the Globe 1 arena, is John-street, 1.0 r .S —pea. Pl. Joshua Metcalfe, of New Loodon.strset, Cr' itched, Lowden, me re t..' • Charles Bristow of Sculpts-10mi, .Lairloo, Ipoia. Witham M'Creoldy, item or latent hfaurinstir. 4 Joseph Wilmot, of East Ilarthars, Nsttia;hais, ll 6 WollSor Luisoos of Great Castle-stress, thifsed, Viddlemii, witse-taierrhaitt i Nlehoiss Wile. Comfy, of druid Marllouroagli•stmet, dlesex, .sarvalor. William Calks, the )otiuger, %of Warstiostrr, _,,,. thief. Ilhilliard Woolpr. tats of West Cowes, is the talc smith. • • COI'RRE OF LiX Amsterdam.. it 6it ty. Ditto at Slight g Rotterdam 9 1.. s U. sr U Alfons IS 7 eil;. Paris 89 lii lir. Dittos to Rowdyism—. Ito .C!INNGE, J t )port• bite Joaeiro Malta Gilwalter Cork MULL3OI Fortino! Geld in 4 and Bars prr or. Foreign Gold Cadiz Madrid 44 Jo. Balboa' 4l Palermo 1 354. Per Os. leglwro 6l Naples 44 Bare • New 'Meekloons. N.w Dollars Silver is Ban New Losis (esti) Agee es the Bask 4 per fest. Yeelertley—.Vettiedeet of Mite — en siatie the l'ablic Offices. tkika ..... Pie. Venice C..... sit Do. lue BIRTH. At Bright3o, ou Saturday last, the Hon. We a dattgliter. MARRIAGES. Os Friday mooning, at St. Maerla-honne chunk Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Loodus, the Ilse B.)" gets, of &disbar! lilacs, In Margare%, clays* dargho Rev. M tithe's Rattan, of Selling, Kent. Os the utit not. st Mary-la-boric Await, Dr. Blenkarne, John Blenkarne, Eery. of elseshaut, Miss Colelough, at Braeosilekl Notts, sad General Wysiyanl. On Saturday, at St. George's, Hanater-agar Rev. Mr. Hodgson, the Rev. William Warring' , Illalnwartng, only daughter of Wol. Maill•111: Hanover square. DEATHS. At his homy, is Bedford-place, after • liata Mr. MaHung, father to Lads , MaWave, and is. of the Cummumiuoen of Encrime. On Sunday sit'ituisht, Mrs. Jaat Ridley. of Benjamin Ridley. of Little Mary dieiralino at (or want of thr kowtow no 11:11,14111. of midst of plenty, Wins too narrow-eissioied and hail two good houses, mosey is the BMA, and money by her, which she Pertly tau sisters sisters hearing of her death on Toesday osontiug, few hours afterwards. Monday is ieniiiz, at six o'clock. at his spin James-street, rovent-Garilen, Me. Vaal', the fi Misses A,lnsim, of Curran heat , " 1 life he aupposted the rhassricr of a truly tle death sill) be long lamented 19 his family, and all also hoer biro WATF.R AT lONDioN 1111111S.L , Manllat JI none. Ott. to Aeleritrvuu IP 1111/ _ LONDoN —Poset:e.! S. 4. •VI:T11., No. I. as Ipu ol lAtsbo at the ittt N. I p i , I „fge.etestr" 00 , Cberrh, Stoma. by Jt% L. .4 el rr p;ase --`" Sac for tbis Payer. trio I.; lite (Wire s p9st Pv 4 '. Ist) si Kook d to 4ZErr a. :%s. • 410. my. "el, wheel ice, ley ~,, k, ..-., 4 ittio cc Beene. D $ t BED. iii El r ikadb ' gr i GI lit , w li Gleereer,, ,b, and March 4 I.rwi Atterwey% NC ant, ' r li , a F. Jam. , 1i ,. , nn Ay al I, a ut, 11l draper, In an% (free, at the Q% A ipa, Mew, ...., *IS j askl H... I I ...rle extend ' , i d ~. ;Jo, air Rod Mitlk ik .OIDII. I. Atturat rya, %, r. H• al said Mr 14, ,P.l 31 Moe e lward Apo t ,.. 4 )% Olt raw, to taw, Tu-tr at flit Cownwrri •mos Yu. Wawa. Hr.% r0... 1 lie, Clawotery lu s, '"'' ' H. I ' newsier, craw.. - aud Illaret, 1,, , , Mtortie)s, th SUE. ale, Loadin; eel riot. , dre, hatter, tow, it althea, c%, G% i i Asses and Diei c i ad Mr. Juba Nth OA IA P it•leoe, Middle's. Co, U. atid Sled ley, Mr. A. leen Ads , Borough et S..et‘. : 3' ,1 ( 21 4 ,, , Februlry .1, at .4 .. I ewer, at 6%444 , wl, I BecliU, Holw.n. t Alli.l.llesra ' Wive. . lamb 1 5 , ali.letu ' , :l' ri ii : ..1 nue aid Ley, ~be Trr-w laliwgtoui,lll,A, . a . ;7, and Mud• 4, %. I tog. Mr. Here % .. I los. edam, ealdradere, 111 I 13, at this. at Wartlike{ (. 4 .sl :et . m t ue: l i . e sim ,. "l4. „ 1,.. 4 111 . '1 2 111 : I 1 Baltertheite, 4 1 .7. 5 . t ra, 11l than, d ..;., nt, Lerida', ass. f PS` Poultry, Loader, rAI A rtil, York, err• alit ed lea, Shriek R aul'a Cletueb.ted, 1 sildball. Mills, 'ear Black g s tr:.ater Teem, to h e d LIA reel, s - rdiut, at :, et, Lor.past. ( . 1 • ti.. I, Guiched.fori, ~,, L. Pion. livies-draft. ht. 'rat. r, drake. 4 2 agleam, Wein ... 4, l)zforti-iourd, I s., t oroogit-strect, M.l. d i d, .—" attester, Willi, no la the Lek of WO, I an IA , iAlf.o.l. ,‘,.^, •••• • • 454 It ✓e it All , SO ere, ':1 lefi • In II BULLION. • Gold to Cote 2 re per W. '''' .... ". I . Gold is i, at italoona.. "' y Ire - 5 7 Pere lan -- dere • (each) —— - 14 , I lee Bleak of Helier rot. Me I.:-BoltilM ti CI ''" ....-..-2 • 5•• 1 1 G. Mrd. HY IIaSJ . d , 1 ,; ‘ : I, ". W Y ;one chisel, SI ' It. , 13.).ut na• dual datigatrr 411. 1 11.1 4 4 bomb, by tke 11. iy,s C :ter !: al e . sri., ...i. . h ,:s o lis t• ni t I: , : H . e t b:0 :.; 1 olio : . : 1 4 , 8, .. , I , a liltrlir: ale'. mud iii.," ,i 3,,, ' , t I Ire, •;:.' ,7 6 '. 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