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►r PARIS PAPERS. indoig the preset t he 1r ft open rr ftattre it would, prrbars, saliary all parties. Inm is said. the following words might be added to the 'notion— " flat that this roost wishes not to he understood 30 fir. say oroion relative to the eiretowatancts which fullowttl the 'turfma.r of the Fort of Tanlier." Mr. .1 itll.ON wit very well pleased' with what In'! I*.th.ti rpm ' the Hots. Cliairniata. At the siime time hr wt-lied to uli.erve. that any am'•mintent flitio corn- I•, the siste or the bar at Al hieh hr .n• I. hers. I.e the nir.•etr•rs %will he placed t . the ev.iott. pr.-I,c aii i••or of m.n•i..;t an amend -4.-ot to their /two 16,40101 mi. it thou_. whirl% they I' nhl net legally In. The Leorottl t:collematt took a hvief review of the circuniataiicrs or the • Ile cr'n.ldrrrd till% to be a 1101011:11 —and mot of pecuniary importance. Natio,. II it wu., for however atiomalons it might appear 110 'Pi /MC.IIIS, they, the East India Company was the Sovereign of I. It, therefore, rota necessary that they at.pear with a pure and uttatitinril characte► before the British public—and this they mild not do if they pissed over, iii silence, the eirctimatatices which occurred after the eserder at Tauber. How could they, lie would oak, inveigh against the conduct of the Alllerit 115 orating to death Ambriater and Aibuthout, if they did not demand an explatiiitinis of the Revere ineast.ro4 adopted by Generd Ilislop ? He had drawn op an amendment, more copious iu d t•ed than that suggtsted b 7 the Host. Chairman, but coming to the same point, which, as it contained his view of the care, he begged leave to read, though hr did not mean to propose it for adoption.--(The Learned Gentleman then read the amendment, which, afte► stating the resolution of the Court of Directors, set forth, that the Court felt it neeeitsary, in the most solemn manner, to withhold its app'.,- h mien of the circuinstaucus which took place at 'Luther, as described in the &perch of General lollop to lice Governor-1 anti! thC UMW was fully and oarisfacturily Alr. flume arthdrew Ametolinent, and pro p•ar.d, its it• place, the folloivitig : " Slott tkia Coort wishes to be soole.stoool not lo fire ▪ opitoun r. ta il %.• to She circtirostauces which took place at *soalier, wail roller Informal n•ap. chug thew, that, is t.,toproled to the papers now le tort. the Court, be Ulitme.t.i." Mr. [nous till Jr.l Ei.ctitaisvoNE deff.c crci • a l isalificgtion of the languid motion, but sill shey would nut hold up tlitir hands against the A nirsidsisett.. • The anwiou, tligs *mewled, was c:trried un*ni wron•lf. It. w.re 114 en proposed " to the oiol 01Setra, both or hi. 3 lairsi) ',•• the Cutup .s.y's forces. for their K*ll•rut mid mento r on. comluvt iu the add. dunug the late campaign to In _ . . 111 r. litivnt took this opportunity of paisegyining the Indian army rot their patience xuul persever ance, when inafternig under the greatest fatigues— tor their bravi•ry battle—and their moderation, w viciury hail crowned *brie extitions. Toe motion was caused titian tttttt usly —B4 was ku a It-volution of think , . to the tion.co: waned officers and privates, fur their cooduct iu the lute it..)%titioN, in a very eloquent speei•li, poi:Ora otil the gieut beiielits which would arise to the Comp in ) ** aciince, is brircriun of the ido— 1, to the late wad. were coreliilly ipsdr, pr laird us a neat volume, lotto-Ltd alai a g'useary and a map of handsomely Wow , . and a copy prusciattil to each ullic,r of the Wilma army. Moose ii•mie sriv i mrably Onnstiourd iu the course of the bite campaign. Such a persent atoilil be hotiourable to she Cum piny. mud acceptable to the isohriluals to whom it ays preseuttd. It would sow the seeds of x ge nerous emulation amongst the junior officer, of Lie army—all of whom would be anxious, vrlirb they 11.6 M the *civics* of some of their compress thu• hossosotbly noticed, to I:igtittlii.r theses. Ives in a.i equal degree. The Learned (Zit...Altoona sub. milted to the Court a motion cuislurinalde with the tenor of 1.6 .perch. Mr. ilumit seconded and supported the motion. _ The Cit .I.IMAN, Colonel l'As rou, buil .Ir. I ;ma NT. epp. 11 , C , 1 the mot —on the ground, that al It *ere a. to, alid n reward of this kind urge cool. rte.' tut use individuate who signalised themselves in the lute campaign, feelings of an um pleasant n.,ture would be created nut only to the tiraats of timbe who had fought the battler of the Coonintii) it. the Mahrutta and Nepaul wars , hut it would excite jealousy in the minds of officers who, in the late nor, were, from particular circuut stances, itteleotril from sigualtsiog themselves. Mr. R. Jrcloos &fetid d Ic- his proposition against the objections that had been made to it—hut Cols. twisted to %aloha* it, eating, as Ills trowel, that he was 1111 X to give one mop s:allied proof of las Vclieres:ima 1.. r ill dicta of the Clunr. AApourinAl sine die. OICLIGN 14V fELLIGENCE. rAass, F6131/UA9T 1. 11111Ms * Mg Cerunony took 111.11,:e Willi: clays b !lir 110)41 fluspilsl of luralida. The .le Camp Gaialy, lint Suiab Aide-de l:mop to his Ituyal Highness Alutisieur, charged by the Fed.-r.il Directory to distribute to the sou:kilt Swiss Guards trailing iu Praiser, who bat bibcd the dirdlr of the loth of August. 1792. t;ie iii,,lotaatia awl nit-dale decreed by the Diet to abstuitArd w the of the !lapilli, !..oldiers of the trkillellt, S‘4l%• De there pre be,ited them with the proof, of tlivir e. try's ad at.J gr;stit wit, w ilttseatce of the Mearplial I)4l fir Clngiar. ld'Ar -I.alid, r,.1.L1 other ollitelai or r.iok. . - We are it ti.i.steil to at 1111 l ante, that a man al t. all) Lows is 1.,r 111) findiselal I'Olirritllollll Win spoil atlibilit to Ibc Chambers a islAs of fi saute, by winch, siossu. der4ssg:iss; at all atilt is e,tal►hrhed, there will rt•ult o film, of credit, at noes: immense and tcouttittg to Wily trlittUrCe lureign .151.4 r. It la added, that the secret es only cot.- .t4l to WIC ISUUse, that of the Currcbl►uudcuet Gt. _ _ FIUNKFUIVI. JANUARY 25. i 0.41 Cloixdrty, lair L 190.11 Aliiis>ter, who ha, ljees, here lug 1 •0111 C weeks. lard ,chttrtley ru etiurk vl arpltal. ilia Lldblnt/ IutICII IL. envervi. and at i* hoped hi* haaldi will be entirely re-estalila*hed. TIF.!11111. J tNVAIrf 19. Coe of the richest bankers of this city, who enjoyed atis immense crtalit, anti who haft long been convillered 3 1 the Intire head of an important finan cial adsiiiiiiiitration, disaimearell within • few flays. Was vestenlay found in the Danube. No cause is assigacti file the melancholy event. Conroe of Exchange. IrAl per cent. BRITISH C.ITHOLIC BOARD. No. 4, STomc-svit.Disas, Lutcomis.lxv. The Board is adjourned to Tu-sday, the 9th instrot.—Chrir to be taken on that dry at Two o'Clock precisely. EDWARD JERNINGHANE Serreiary. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1919. Last evening Lord CASTLEREAGH developed t• the House of Commons his promised arrangement relative to the future state of the hire's Establish• atria. Preparatory to this statement, the Noble Lord presented a Message from the PRINCE RE GENT, acquainting the !louse that the sum of 58,000/. which had been applied to the support of the QUEEN'S Establishment, was now at the dis posal Of Parliament, subject, at the discretion of the IJouse, to the payment of annuities and grants to her MAJESTI' ' u Iluuaehold, us hail been 4'119 tummy on the demise of every former Queen. A similar Nlessage was presented by the Earl of livEaroot. to the [louse of Lord.. It is nos proposed by Aliiiisters, that from the EING'S Establishment, which :mounts to 100,000/, a year, the sutn of 50,000/, shall be deducted—forming, with the amount of the late QCEEN's Establishment, an upparnit an nual suing to the country of 108,0001. The annuities 'and grants, however, which are pro. posed to be' given to her MAJESTY'/ servants, will amount to 25,000/. so that the actual present ►aving will not exceed 83,000/. The amount of patronage reduced, according to the arrangement proposed by Ministers, will embrace the offices of Vice-Chamberlain, the Master of the Robes, four Lords of the Bedchamber, and four Grooms of the Bedchamber. Lord CASTLEREAGH'S motion, how ever, did not pledge the House to the adoption of these arrangements, for the Noble Lord concluded leis speech by moving for the appointment of a Committee to investigate the subject. Mr. TIER NEY and Mr. CANNING delivered their sentiments on the question—and it was finally agreed, that the subject should be brought under the consideration of a felect Committer, with the understimiling, that, if the Report were made in time, it should be ►ubmitted to the consideration of a Committee of the whole House, on 'Thursday next. A Flanders Mail arrived last night, with Papers from Brussels to the '2d instant. It is stated in an article from irun, on the confines of Spans, that the expedition titling out at Cadiz will be soon ready to sail—thit it is the last Effort to recover South America—and that the Commander in-Chief (O'DoNtsEr.) goes out with the sword in oue baud, and a flag of truce in the other. We have received the Paris Papers of Nlonday , from which we halve made extracts. We under stood that intelligence resched the City yesterday, by express, with the price of the French Funds on Monday evening. when they were 70 f. 55 c. ■ud 71 f. fur the account. Mr. HASE, from the Bank of England, at one o'clock yesterday, made an official communication at the Stock Exchange, that no further extension of time could be granted by the Dank to the holders of Umuium. They must, in consequence, pay on the 12th instant, four per cent. of the mogul advanced. The communication appears to have hod a seinusi tffect on the funds. The Coni.ols for Account, which bad been at 782, fell to 771. Money is very scarce in the City, the Bank haring determined to narrow its discounts. We congratulate Mr. GaRNFELL on the succen of his valuable and inceuent exertions for the pub lic good. The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER has at length conceded what that Gentleman has so long and so zeriluthly contended fur. The Bank balances are to be received iii future by the public. 011 Wednesday morning the Duke of Youa left town fur and from thence proceeded to Oatlands. Ills Itopil Highness returned in town iii the evening, and yesterday transacted business at his office in the liorse Guards. The Member who spoke immediately sifter the CIIAIACELLOR of the EXCIILIPAU, eu Tuesday night, in support of Mr. TILEILi's motion, was Sir WILLIAM Di: CRESPIGNY. At the donor, of the Gentlemen of the Opposi tion, at the Freeniasona' Tustin, tin Wetlinisday I•ist. it was resolved that l'ailiansetitary dinners, for Alembers of both Hosiewth, vhuuld once et fortnight daring the btstion. COrENT-C.4RDEN THEATRE. 7'Ae Beggar's Opera was performed list night, for the purpose of introducing • Mr. Howe in the character of Captain MachentA. Gentleman has considerable claims as all actor and a singer. His voice is very pleasing ; it possesses softness and sweetness, with modulation and flexibility. His songs were executed iu a style that excited 101111 applause. Zits enunciation is good, and his action flee and easy; but we think is lttrle more energy and spirit are necessary to give 101 l effect to the character of Captaia Macheath. flit debut, no the whole, was a very successful one. Miss STEPHENS was a sweet Polly, and Mrs. C. KEHSLE hug been long a celebrated representative of Lucy. The otters was succeeded by Mrs. Cowt.tx's farce, Who's the Dupe t' in which Mrs. T. iirt.r. looked unit played the little part of Elisabeth very prettily. Mr. W. EMMEN, always happy in the portraiture or old age, was glide at home in Doiley. Mrs. Grans, Mr. Joacs, and Mr. FAIT. crrT, displayed their wonted excellence in their respective characters, and contributed largely to the innuseineut of the house, which ilisplAyed • crowded and elegant audience, from the rising of the curtain. TO TIER EDITOR OF TIIE BRITISH PRESS. gia—A Writer on the Fine Arts in your Paper, uninten tionally, 1 am sure, mule a slight mistake, as Monday last, in criticising the drawings by my pupils, that I had.followed Mr. West, lu calling the attention of Aoki, and the public to the Elgin Marbles. Mr. West's public' letters on the Elgin Marbles first made their appearance attached to a publication, called " Lord ElfWs Pol.:tall in Croce, is 1811," whereas 1 had publicly written a letter,salling alien tbin to their excellence, in 1809*, two years heroic; it fol lows, therefore, that 1 had not the honour of coming after, but of preceding, the venerable President. Prelims* it is of little importance who first called the attention of the public to their excellence; list as a claim has been set up for Mr. West, I hope it will not be considered impertinent in me to prove my right to it. I cannot conclude without expressing my admiration of the nobleness of feeling that induced Mr. West, in the de cline of life, at once to acknowledge the superiority of thrsu divine works, to all other production's. There are few, and there bars bets. hut few, who would thus have confessed, with self.humility, that theadmiratiou of their previous slaya haul heels erroneous, sod who would have set about regene rating their style of Art, or of enforcing, with all the in fluence of their situation, the principles of their recent con. viction. Mr. Wrst can, therefore, afford to let a younger man claim his right, without baring any of the glory accru ing to him, from his admiration of the Marbles, at all diminished. The repntatinn I have gained from my early ennnexims with these divine things, is dearer to one than my life; and 1 •uald at any time rather part wills my life, than be de prived of the thousandth owl of it. 1 am, Sir, !our obedient Servant, B. It. HATI/ON. 21, Limon Grote North, February ♦, 1819. • Yid. 11. Examiner, 1809. The whole of the Cabinet sliniater., except the LORD CHANCELLOR and VIIICORO CAsTLEitsacti. were promo at the Cabinet dinner given by Earl BATnvasT on Wedneitclay.—The Duke of Wu.- LI NGTOX will give the next Cabinet dinner. The Ministerial writers extol the linninows elo quence of Lord CASTLERI•GIi. Lucas, a word. is so called a non leseendo. On Sunday last their Royal Highnesses the Duke nod Duchess de BERRI g:ive a dinner, at Paris, to his Royal Highneas the Duke of GLouctsTEß. Their - Excellencies the Ambussadors of Spain, Naples, aid England, were amongst the distin• guirited guest%. Departure from the St. Peter,burgh Hotel, Dover-street:—Lard HAWKE, to his seat in York shire. CHARITIEL--The Duke and Duchers of NORTHUMBERLAND left Alnwick for London, ou the 20th ult. after six months residence at the castle ; during which time the labouring classes have rereived much benefit from the audit I number of persons employed, and the poor have experienced their Graces bounty in very consider- ' able donations of beef, bread, and clothing, besides daily charities of soup from the kitchen. Several oxen have been given away, and a great gountity of bread, an that it is supposed every poor family in the town has been relieved. One hundred 111C11 are generally at work in the grounds, and lately there were twice that number employed by his Grace, on a hill near floodgate, whereon the column stands, which will much improve the entrance of the town from the south. A lying-in charity has been established by her Grace, which is likely to prove a timely assistance mud comfort to the married 1100 r. Lately, one of the bands that infest the Sierra Morena, composed of shout fifty persons, the greatest part mounted on mules, penetrated as I,or as Menne!, a pl ice become celebrated by the ad ventures of the hero of CESVANTEs, the famous Dow Quixote. In this troop there was remarked a Franciscan, who had doffed the flock to follow this I ttttt outside profession ; this good father had still Isis gray cloak, shortened indeed for the pair pose of allowing ham greater facility in !notions% his mole. These honest people limited their de mands to some fanegas of grain, and leathern bot tles of wine, with which they regained their haunts. Sunday night Viscount de BETHUNE blew out his brains with a pistol, on the bridge des Invalids (Puna). It •ppears that he hail mounted the para pet, in such a manner as makes it probable he wish ed to have fallen into the river; but his body re mained upon the bridge. Re was found dead—the pistol lay at his fret. We have not yet learned the cause of this desperate act.—(./owrosal General.) IN TwEl.ve IVF.as reminds his Friends that the present small hut ku/s Lottery will be Drawn in Our Day, with only 4,000 Tickets. Tr i be Scheele Villilille Two Capitals of 20,000/. and several others of 2,0001. I,OOW. Ste. The whole of whirl, will be derided N OAT Tut:rosy (February 9).—WEBNIN ()dices are at 9, Curooloill, and 17, Ludgate-street, where the COM 11S1111411 of the Public Are respectfully solicited. In the list of the Secret Committee of the Home of Commons 1111 the Bank Restiiction, in Tut: Barrists of yesterday. the mime of Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH was omitted. and that of Mr. Lam:maim inserted in Ilse place of 'Mr. LITTI.CTON. LAIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT or CHANCERY, Wrrnotirrrft, inutesomr, Fisaumtv 4. PRIVATE HEARING. THARPE iis Ilse mailer of THARPE, el iNnalit. The LORD CHANCELLOR heard Counsel In his privair room this morning, in this cAse, •nd post poned the turthrr ennsierration of it. IN OPEN COURT. At eleven o'clock, Counsel, Solicitors; &c. In re admitted into his Lordship's ►oom. WANT O. COCKS. The LottD CBANCELLOR übserre,l, he would give judgment in this CHIP to-morrow raorning, in his room est the Muse or Lord.. Js the matte► of the BANGOR CATHEDRAL. Mr. Rose requested that his Lordship would allow this case to be restored to his paper, it hav ing been struck out by mistake. The LORD CHANcet.Log—'. This case was men tioned to me before, by Mr. Bell. 1 understand there is a new circumstance iii it—that one person holds the situ:mon of Presenter and Vicar Choral. My opinion was, when this ca,e was last before me, that the Precentor did not helm% to the choir, us he was priori. Let it be restored to the paper." DRURY-LINE THEATRE. COOS C. FOULKE:it, WESLEY, and the PUMPRIF.TORS OP DRURY-LAME THEATRE. Sir ARTHUR PIGGOTT, at the ri•iug of the Court, observed, hr was happy to inform hie Loid.hip that his judgm►nt would not he erne(' for in thin caw, VS his Learned Friend, Mr. Wiiidield's client, the Defendant, Foulke•, had accepted the offer which he !Sur A►thur) made him on the part of the Sub-Committee of ftlanagement of the Theat►e, that tlwy would pay I los. in the pound fur liis debt of 700/. and also his filll costs of the proceedings in that Court, and that in the Court at Law, as between client and solicitor. The LORD CHANCELLOR—" I em happy that it has beet) settled out of Cnurt, as it saves me from performing a painful duty, which would nut tend to the advantage of any of the parties." POLICE. low -s Yesterday a long investigation took place before Mr. Hirnie and Mr. Conant, respecting the robbery of the house of William James, Esq. of No. 11, Keppehatreet, !Nairn square, the substance of which was as follows -- On Wednesday afternoon, the 27th of January, a man genteelly dressed, gained admittance into Mr. James's bowie, by smalls ..f a forced ticket, to view it, the house being to let, although it had not Jaren publicly an((, ( Ile was conducted over the house by a female iit, and while he was in Mr. iillllllea hed-timm, he observed to the .errant that he haul dropped a glove in one of the • and requested her to co hark and look fur it, which she in. cautiously did, and found the glove, which nu doubt Ii been dropped by design, and while shit was absent fi ant the bed-room hr put a valuable gold watch into his pocket, and got clear mit of the house undiscovered. Mr. James yeas at that time from home, but returned 110011 after and eclectid the robbery. lie lost no time in applying to Ad kins the facer, and hand.bills were issued offering a reward fur recovering the watch, and the cuoricliuu of the offender. --About four ti clock last Saturday a young man, who proved to he George Shepheard, principal ebopman to Mr. Hawley, goldsmith and jeweller, of the Strand, called upon Mr. Jame., who introduced himself by saying he wished to have some conversation with hum respecting a watch which be bad lost ; he was in consequence ahewn into the study. He there produced one of the printed bill., anti described the watch, Lee.; and in allusion to the way the robbery had bests committed, he observed, that, as the servant did not see the maw take the watch, he could not be convicted if he was in custody. Mr. James replied, that, if lie could, find him, he war determined to prosecute him will. the utmost rigour, and he wits satisfied that there was sufficient evidence to hang him. Shepheard then said, if hr would compromise the business he could get him his watch again, but it would cost him hear 201., and afterwarda said the exact ants would be 17/. Bs. and 4ave his address, " Hawley, goldsmith and jeweller to the Prince Regent, 75, Strand, near the Adelphi," and said a man, who had the appearance of a gentleman, came to the shoo mi.l offered the watch for sale for 25/, and be bid hint '2W. which he refused to lake; but after some time the man said the lady was in waist of money, bat did nut like to be without a watch, be would, therefore, lake a watch of lass value in exchange, which was agreed upon, and he took one of the price of twelve guineas, and the balance of 71. Bs. and then left the shop. lie did not know who he was, nor did he inquire at the time. Mr. James suppossd Sheplseard to be Mr. Hawley, as lie prized the watch very ours; he agreed to pay ilias 171. 18s. and in the evening he went to the shop and saw Shepheard, payed the inoury, and got the watch. 'rhe tslag:strates tensile'd the conduct of Shepheard, and ordered Mm to fluid bail to appear at the Ses . Mr. Hawley was cue of Isis bail, he having acted as he desired him. IflOW-HALL. DARING OUTRAGE. On Wednesday Meld a gang of thieveasttacked a 'somber of the watchmen of St. George's parish, Southwark, with the intention, it is believed, of giving fume of their companion* an opportunity of breaking into a Gentleman's house ist the neighbourhood, but their attempts were frustrated. Heron, au active officer, and a might constable of St. George, came to Om asaistance of the watchmen, and fired a pistol among the robbers, mid secured a well-known elm. reeler named Ryan, aim was yesterday exa 000 l ied before Evanee, Esq. Magistrate, and committed to the Sessions as a 'gutted thief. Neale, the Bristorbutrber, who defeated Olirer, has again come to town to look out, it is said, f..r a eaelinaer be has offered to fight ally alas is England, barring. Cribb, fur 1001. aside. He is a tremendous bitter, sad of a truly athletic make. Second grand Foot Rare between Rinds,U, the painter. and Jennings, better Alwyn is the sporting world as Old Ton of Deronshire, lior 200 gainer's, the distance of ten mdse.—la consequence of Rlisinsell losing the race ON Fri. day last, by wily one stride, his tsieus.l4 have Item very anxious for •siother trial, sod so confident are they of Lim pedestrian capabilities, that they have hseked him fur higher and look upon wiN 1111 l g ac a critainty ; wh i le, uu the cuaitetuy, the partisans of Mil ii i i urge that he will come no the el nand in much better condition than here. Wore. and lie cannot lose it. It excites considerable interest in the sporting circles, and this day, within seven miles of udon, between our snd Iwo o'cluek, they will again start. Old Tim is lire fsvuurite. UNCERTAINTY OF HUNAN LIFE.-A gentle. man in the neighbourhood or Perth. about nine or ten mouths ago. agreed to build a new 'tending to Ins tenant:—Has factor was rsquestrd to bind a con. tiactor for the wink. and one was accordingly gut. A meeting of the whole parties took place at the proprietor's home, and the terms were It navy appear a little remarkable, that. although the roar inaividuals abovr•usrutioued (except our) were all about zin years or age. Ind our of them is now ►u life! and tflifltd 11.1* coin is) eel y TIML• EARL OF GLEAGAL. Med, at Cahir Muse, County Tipperary, or, Saturday evening,. at eight o'clock, the Right lion. fi'tOsard Butler. Earl of fideligal, and ohe of the !presentative, Peers 1.1 404,141; th e Representative Peer that has died *at m , a eery short tone. His till.- devolves no hut eldest wt., the flu (((((( noble Richard Butler, Lord Visieou bt Cahir, M.P. fur the Cuuuty Tipperary, lion Exit of Clesigrl. 111 E TURF. lILT FEW AT TArr LitsA Lt.'s 11:S! /:::DAY DERBY. It to l slot EopTonle* 1 1d to 1 art hot 12 to 1 apt Pledge 120 to 1 opt say other OAKS. II to 1 apt &row, I 1 1 In I apt !amity f. • to I apt Blue Stockings It to I ■pt Dutloaa DONCASTER IT. LLGER. •to 1 art Laird 114 to I apt Magistrate 12 to I apt %mane 111111311.ESW9RTII STAKES. 2! to 1 apt Treasurer 9 In 1 agst brother 13 01 to I agst Blue Stock*, NJolestayer 10 to I eget Mr. Out Mord OtTLAND4, IST CLAM 9 to 2 apt Pent Whom. OATLANDS, 2D ci.Aqq. ♦ to I ■gat iturairace. OATLANDS, 30 CLASS. 9 to Y apt Magistrate. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORT!MOUTIt. VIIRUAItIr 3. Arrived the London trisicpurf, frgoroo lonclun ; Kurthlmo, Crown, Integrity, runt Fox trolloports, from Curk ; and au., r eutwartl-buund vessel, and woofers. Ltvturoor., FtfIIVARY 2. The Bounty, Trimly, from Strangforil for Liverpool, is on shore at Castictown. uovra, 7FIRC ART 3. Arrived off thin port the Elizabeth Hill, Britton, frrm in 23 41a), ; and Alexander of Aberdeen, CUM mugs, (rum Marseilles fur Loudon. vasaufity . 3„ Came down fmni the River last omit and sailed the St. Miry, and Moreland, fur Jamaica; Nestor, Theskrr, Madeira and &nod ; Anus, for Odessa ; Alice, fur Race. lona ; George, fur Berbice ; and Ann. fur lisvannsh. COWCII, PRIIIIIVARY 3. Arrived the Charles, Craves, frum Boston in tsreuty.fii, days, fur orders ; uu 17th ult. within two degreis of the hank, of Newfoundland, fell its with the brig Nrknii, . . . . Taylor, from Curk to Boston, in a sinkinit state, from wine she saved 21 men, women, and rhsldren, and landed atm here. The Captain, crew, and irwiencets, were ill with tl , scurvy and ilysetitry; bet Captain Graves was fortimst, enniligh its getting norm safe en board his scowl by two rt a time, while the sea was makiing a fair breach over the Nel son, and he supposes she sunk soon aft. r. LONDONDIKRY, JASItiAnY 30. The William Pitt, Hunter, from Galway to .Iverpoul, is totally lost at Eveslaen-twa 11 ; mate drowned. The Ann, Doherty, a regular trailer from this part to Live] pi•ul, is on shore at Red Bay, near Gieuarne. WATERFORD, JANUARY 31. Arrived the &oleo and other tranopurtr, front Bristol., wit► troops mud tiorees of the 3J Dr3goon Guard.. The following is a curious Order of the Dar issued by BONAPARTE, when First Consul, on the occasion of an act of suicide committed by a hone grenadier : Extract from the Orderly Book of the HorscCrenadiers of the 6msular Guard. Order of the 2241 Florral (year In.) The Grenadier Grobbin has destroyed 1111W , l'ii m l'UllPt quelice of a hive affair. He was otherwise a respeci:ibk man. This is the second event of the hind which has hap pened in the corps within a mouth. The First Consul has directed that it shall he Mottled in the Order of the Day of the Guard, that a soldier ought to know how to subdue sorrow and Ike agitation of the pabtio3', that them is as much courage in enduring with firiunrii , the Pius of the kart as in remaining steady under the grape shot of a battery. To abandon oneself ill grief without re. sistatiee, to kill ourself in order to escape (emu it, is to tly from the field of battle before one is rooquered. (Signed) SON APARTF., First Consul (A t►ue copy) BESS! ER ES. Treasury Order relating to Satl , !e " Treasury Chambers, Jan n ar y 18. 1819. " GC/ITV/Al TN —I am cotommuled by the Curds Cumuli,- si 4444 ers to retie you to the Let h r of this Board of 16th ult. relative to the admission of Soule ['sulky, and to desire you will permit all Sonde Factiee rtriptutril rind, r the pression of tte being ehargemble with a dusty "(311. 135.4 d. to he renamed to the Congruent, or warehoused for eapertatons fur three mouths. (Signed) "R. R. LUSHINGTON. " Comminioneis of Customs." Note.—Orden have been sent to Colleetura anJ Comp trollers in etinfurm.ty. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Red.... 781 11 i Bank 1— AIM. 40? 7-tti 3 per Ct. Con. 77E-1 761 I India Bonds ....79 pr. 31 per Cent. an I Ex. Bilis, 1.. l:: 5 p.. 4 per Ceuta.... 96i 96 I Lottery Tii-kets WL t•ro. 6 per Ct. N. An...106n I Cony. for Ace.. 751,17 1051 106 1 ?al 77: BIRTH. 'The Willoughby, Esq. M.P. of Asplry Suit., of a MARRIAGES. On Wednesday seanight, in St. Peter's Church, by the gigbt key. the Lord Bishop of teory, Sir .h.sish Coghill Coghill, Bart. Captain in the Ris)al I%u”, to 11114 Maria Bathe, eldest daughter of the Honshu'able Ilse No:, clior-worraw. Mu the 46th ult. at Pitesare Church, by the Sir It. It Johusou, James Nagle, of Garnavella, County Tirpera3). Esq. to Mary Anse, ',stand daughter of H. It.Jubsson, • t Springhill, County Waterfood, Esq. and grand niece tu t. Lord Bishop of ( loyur. On the 411 of F. hi nary, al St. Lawrence, I:ainsgs:e Ere Richard ll:art-el. Mr 1 home Willa'', yuuuir•l s••: . Ilse Isle Gibe et Bedford, Esq of Newlasids Orator, to 11., ammo, eldest daughter of Mr. Maisiel Curling, of Ctultu•, iii the Isle of l'lliaact, DEATHS. At the Hague, the 19th of Janney, is her itth year, aft $ few days illness. the Countess Musser of At!ilisur, of Frederic* Christian, Earl of Athlone, w►o clod at 'lid diaglos in the year 11309. At Mernet, in the East Indies, us the II of Au:u•ti Lady Donkin, wife of Mnjur•Grsaral Sir It. S. Dunkie. eldest daughter of the Mean of Turk. 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