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‘ee ine the tAp..litioe to Lima. The wlmie of the trans. to w woh the troop; will slap most probably fall into the holds of the Patriots; and be it es it Way, the blow is al. m ay .track Nothing could 1. MUM decisively against gulag the !loyalists, or more deeishmiy in favour of the F.‘&00 ,,, than the capture of the *Watt, end the dinee Cu. rowit4o , c hanges entirely the ebeoplesiosei drain. The Iliiatists evacuated Taltrtemalt New ColisWersble tinie ago; sod this Government, p.meese shier Trinidad* ?rampa rt, which deserted from ther Spanish ligni, awl carne , a here, having become Acquainted with the whole plan of ai i, rations of the expedstios—the palate store they were to ".,,d t sviiiis, and so feedi, intelligence was transmitted to ci n ti the squadron aided, and hes MIN get held of the flute in 'lalcsinistiu. is ilideed, great wr now anticipate the fall •( Lima, with much more Ne well), than we could hitherto do—and as an event at so vest eisizoice of time. Martin is in Chili, organising the army; but the Patriot. lIIIW will hardly requite one. for I do believe their naval force elope will lie sufficient to give them possession ut Lima. 0 Farr i. copyieg the benefits just received from ChM ; sod though the Yarmouth was dispatched an hour ago, we 'ore signal to detain her till this Clll3 get 011 Ward, .10'0 she a be off —The Commodore. Dicks's, sod our !rel., I believe, atone seed espies of this document. " You may goes lam the 11101,0 will raise see desponding spirits and how the Patriots will be glorying in this news— and, l think, the grassiest achievement they have yet nude. are eiiilwaeing each other in the streets very cordially." This evening, in the House of Commons, Mr. S. r rent ONSLoW will move the second reading of 1.1. VIII for rerraliisg the laws now in force in Great I' itain I:e:end, flirt profess to regulate the ••• of interest. On this occasion it is probable I',3t the rinciple of the measure will undergo •cussion ; we are therefore desirous oL saying a I, iv words on the subject. Our readers are pro k.lbly for the frost mut aware, that in the Session I.i l'arliumriit before the last, • Bill to the same • if.et w.is introduced into the House of Common% rea.l a second time but on the sugge‘trun of the ( . 11ANCELLOR of the FacHerituEn, who how- tv-r a•vlited to the venire% principle of the mea slue, although he did not thiak the country at that ti.ne itepared fur itsettuctment, the Biil was with. i i ! 1.451. In the last Session, the subject wee again I. ..tty,itt before the House, but it being thought et.oeite fat to concentrate the opinions of practical t! , ril, iiivrchaids and lawyers, upon it, a Commit :. appointed to receive evidence, mud report it their opinion*. The Cenbmiltee sat for three w,, ,k•, and teceived-the opinions and statements of Lorain-ane,geitilttnen, who, from their babies of lle, were best calculated to appreciate the iiirrits of the existing laws, ascertain the effects of ioeir uperation, and eetimate the coneequelices of eon. repeal. Of thee gentlenien, all of eminence we solicitors, brokers, itterclunits, twenty agreed in toe isitsettril advantages that might he fairly en. ticipsied from the repeal of the laws. and only out., Mr. l'eEt+TON, wits found to give an opinion hostile to the Itien.tife. in consequence of this concur. sestet i' evidence, the Committee prefaced the Re• port of the evidence to the House by three Resolu tions, unequivocally recousinendieg the repeal of the Usury Liles, on the grounds of their ineffi. ciency to obtain their professed object, the addle :moral burden they contribute to impose upon indi. v1411141* wilding loans of money, mid the embarrass. mews they cause in commercial transactions. We entice this merely fur the purpose of meeting the obit/lino that has been urged to the repeal by per sons l oilleseii.g to recognise the correctness of the shrilly on whicii the present measure is founded, but think they see difficultiev in the practical cony ivieuces that may result from it. it would, we conceive s be unnecessary for us, even were our limits to admit of it, to argue on the injustice of restricting persons whose property con sist* of money, from disposing of it, end transfer. ring it with as nivel) freedom as if it consisted in ho)) lands, or inerchaudise. It would be also squally a waste of time to show that the Usury L its% as they esi,t, are totally incapable of pre venting the harrowing of money at a fate of interest higher than that specified in the law, and that even though they might succeed in preventing a man from rowing, they could not prevent him from selling entry thing lie pos.esees in the world. It is notiiii ous that by meatus of premiums, and bills of cost., the practice of grantiug life annuities, and various ot..er devices, the Usury Laws, to every beneficial purpose, are become dead letters, and that their etlet:ts are to be discerned only in the embamum theme they c.u.e, and the enormous expenses they upon tudividuais who borrow, without grant. a ceninseosorate profit to the lender. These air all admitted; but those who make this *choose leil4ment of existing evil., tremble at unknown mist*oiefs, far which, however. they offer no pretence. Ti,ey own that time existing laws are either useless or injoriont, and yet they cannot consent to their il';registieri. The present Usury Laves do 1114.4 re. wit.ite the *tautest of money, for they ere eelt. • ~.tly evAd.il, therefore they joie be safely ree ; but they injure these for who prinection 'ivy were professedly made, therefore they Night to he repealed. Upon the practical results of such a retail, we • and a few *beer:rations. Armen frees the exp e. iiriice of other countries. The great objection is, th .1 in the trent of the repeal of these laws, usury eill be cdttied on without any restriction; but in 114114,10 , I.lxliburich, Diemen, sod tbs commercial sown. upon the Rhine, mere are either no Usury Lows, or they ate tvtt enforced; yet Mr. Route. entLD, Mr, WARITII, anti other gpittlem:n. inform Cie Committee, that hills ore 1 1 ::.re u•tiatlly dis tottattiql at four, five, and 1.1!C per qua. the durcauat varOng like the value uf every other 'peewit of property, according to the state of the marker, the extent of the dent-and, and the a aaaaa mot of the solid). lo A nsitia Ind Prussia there are laws that regulate the sate of interest, but in all commercial %nitwit:lions they are silent ; and upou hills and obligations the rate of interest is always detemiord 6 . 3 pi ivote coutrurt. In all these places the greet mirellicf excr.mve usury which prevails os much in this country, ts mik stow's, because all pecuniary transactions are open to the corrective eye of !milk: opinion, they are not coothied to per sons of bad character, all capitalists alike engage in them, end the competition in the markets prevents the pinniibility of imposition. The same result would, most probably, hr felt to this country were the Usury Laws repealed, sod money would. like every other species of property, find its proper level in an open market, amidst fair cud honourable campetitara. • Captain RANDOLPH is *hpSHAW to the POO dOAL brill. I I MAIN GS to comirenid the Kangaroo, IlUfVeyillg vvtrrl rot the Jamaica station. A private letter front Port Royal, Janiuice, daittl 4.2 d December, says—The emefiance ' Capt. Aloticruougase. smiled lately fir Smite Martha Moracrylio, and Barbadoes ; for the latter port thee took 300,000 dollars for Governalent--freight half per mid. which will give 1,500 dollars. The hearer is goue to Santa Martha for 800,000 dollars — per cent. which will give 88.000 dollars. The Kybille is daily expects/ from Vera Crux. with a large . freight of eincie." The Spartan, 46, Capt. Wt9E, C.B. is expected at Portsmouth from the Plymouth station, to take a freight of specie to Bengal. A ship to be called the rage, is to he built by ''Nye litorkots of Navel Architecture, at Portsmouth Dpekwyeed. The homilies is taken oat of Dock. It is said the coamossid of the Ist Somerset regiment of militia, vacant by the death of the hie Earl Pouurre. will be offered to the present Earl ; sod the command of the second regiment will be given to Sir THOMAS B. LETHBIIOOS. But. Doctor Vi'aiouT, of the Royal Hospital at lia.lar, is appointed to Greenwich Hospital.—Dr. Gate (who is at present at Marseilles, ou a visit to Lord ST. VINCS111). will succeed him. A coiummy of sappers and miens arrived at Ports• mouth from Jersey ma Tuesday, to he disbanded. It is feared that the Speedwell schooner. Isient. A. Wallet's. has heeu lost op the coast of Cuba, and all hands perishrd. BRAISING OGLE or WIGHT). FED. 11.—On Thursday, the 4th list. being the anniversary of the day that the Town of Brathug asserted its iiidepets. deficit of the Bororgls•nrongering itifl ernes is the lisle of Vl' iA lit, by repremuti lig to Pashariteut the necessity of itetrablitallitt and Reform. a Meeting was held in mienseild f thireem; and samett other patriotic Prislilltfiliti ou the °editions), The ludependent a i l r ed n of Riedel, the only tallying point in the Mood for the Frieda of Freedom." The lowest point of depression which Coosols remised during the last week was on Wednesday, whoa amine berries were dooe at 7 4 fur the ac count, and 751 for money. Saturdey the Como! market *wiled at 76 for the account, fell to 76i, anti left off at 761 to t. For the April account, the price was about 77. sod Ominous was at a dia. vomit of per cent. It is not improbable, that the payment of the lest instalment on the lose, which w SO per cent. and becomes due next Friday, way °emotive a similar distress for money to that experienced hot week. Au improvement iu the exchanges has taken place, atooliiitiog to rather more than I per twist. the price of standard silver remains at 5.. 751. the ounce, bat dollars, which had been raised iu valve hy the late demoted for the !Witt market, are sow fallen to the same rate mi bullion. By the arrival of the Qateensberry packet, Ja maica Pavers hove been received to the ?7th ult. A clai'► contest had arisen between the House of A•sritibly and lit Chief Justice of the island (the Hon. THOMAS WITTER JAMISON), to conse queueu of the letter having relined to be sworn to ✓ive evidence before is Comidiittee of the House. The Chief J inner having hero ordered to attend at the Imr of the House, justified his refusal en the groosal that the Committee were proceeding to inquire unto his judicial conduct. A motion was made for his &rebottle. which was uegatieed, 18 to lii Ile was then ordered to the bar again. aid asked by the SPEAKES whether he intended to deny the privilege of the House to carmine himself and other persona on with. The CHIEV • mist ouguestioaably set; he had no Wre nn', to invade their privileges; sink ohJ w as . to inanition his own. He was then. on Ra . dios. awe cloaked. The Legiolotaire was proeogued by hie Grace the GUVSILSIOSSO the 19th ult. till the 19th of January. A letter from Guernsey of the odd ult. say,— ' Wedel sdsy night lase, abuse eight rs'elerk, we expert enerd our of der WWI •lulellt Moms that ever happeued here ut the rasaanip of the obiast ruses; the liehienea kit I/II the pianaele of 81. Marten's Church, and disserd greatly ; the weatherseek, awl Use large stow tin which it was fired, •ere heat*. dews; it pessetrated into the bolo fr), I . .. Naomi a wire that was Gard to a small bell, 'thick conducted it to the pulpit; almost all the pews weir ilasnigeol, the ems in the istlerios tors ap, as won as the waits, sad the plaster iota of the wells iu serest pieces: the pillar obare dos Tea Cationvaillinests erre placed, as also arvesol of the pillars which supperist the whinier this alike, have cracks no thew news or We. tower ; tar short, these is scarcely a pert of the dwelt which has so fell the 'frets of the Mara all the wisdoms hats twee broken ; the retire of &beast widow, iteed4reet sad alt, qrs. demo iota the elosoehlartl. Several persons 110100 were on the wails at the site rave thrown Sawn an. *ha posed, awl the irishows of s house opposite to the chore% were Ilea tly oil heollra." MEL-88141 en Wednesday morning, the to h instant, an alfiste of heroin took place its the New Finn), hetweeu Capt. late of a light inflow, regiment. and Liesst. B-- or a West India regiment. After no exchange of two allots Lieut. B-- received a severe woeful in tiff knee, when the seconds interfered, and the itf.iir was amicably scitlid. 4 0 U ri ' , ‘3....: . t., --- . .e .S *l; k •.. '1 •:; •14 U, .:". 4 k e;;O• •7 . if ,- 'M. J i b:l ~ , • . ~..-;,: , ......L . 7 ,... \--••• 4 1 _ . 010% 46. - j. -- 7-: - cl:ij ak .4 ...' l''. ? b ,e;.: 4 !;,,,... '';''''' • ' Is. fc .., ••;41' ; t;c4 f.,19 9 a;..7 Aa • 4 '.....,./ i' • PO IiTRY. PETER PIN DAR'S ANNUITY. AN 'IMITATION. By Jail* TAYLOR, Esq. " T sought for Entreaties smiles." said Pv.yet " When swain tire, sad scarcely worth a cinder, In Europe, Africa, sail Western Ind ; My Mom aceompasied me all the Nay, And willing brim& forth many a pleasant lay, Mal aft! Dame Fo►tune I cosh] never had. "Al length use 'scones( 'twos my fate to go To a famed limp is Pstevnoster.row—. I ems the Goddess' epee Book with glee : Veuerieg to peep at what the Dunn was reacting, No proof, I most aektrowledge, of gowil.hreedul, I lotted with rapture sloe was matting ME. a Still mom to piup our maity sod pride, I *ow On cold& set lay the Sauk aside ; reaaticagdeliseeliad itu each Inge, no doubt Sloe read and hitoiAltad nod read *gala, IVand'ripg, amide!, at my politic min, Nor clued the Valuate till the saw it wit. " Turninglier gimylitlf visage then emend. The inotket Bard she in a earner found, Fur I etas always ditened a bashful night ; Ah, ha! thought I, I'm hem in kicky lime, She'll tell THU Tune I'm sportfre and sehhase, And bid them bay at rote my Coppright. So it fell oat—Tas Tuve with tramport glow, And strait the IVauLties, kossmsoms and Co. Agreed In make the purchase arm sad dear; They gave, for what t►e Herd so sweetly sings In praise of Mistrreaa, mad Qualm§ and Klass, Two hatitell—a)t --and tifiy !meads a.year. l' Put this provision Grit they wisely matte, Fur now can doubt the prudence Of THC TRADE, Via. that all future offspring of my Muse Should not be left to me to guide their fate, And rear by parent puffs to man's estate, But left to them to cherish or refuse. 7,01, Cradled, for I knew my tuneful brats, Lake kittens trusted to maternal cats, Footed by Booksellers would best succeed : Besides, I knew my Muse, • thriving Dame, Would few with fondness my poetic flame, Aust, when I pless'd, Parnassian hauling' breed. " FORTUNE then told the"' t h ry had wisely done, Such treasures to secure of wit mod Ns, With praise Pin much too delicate to mention : fret.joyd they gave, rich bison ! and Fame shall noise it ivy Works, to charm the Goddess in her closet, And tints), tell the story of my Pension." t a • The %Sp Dr. WOW* t few this Wore her aketti; re lated to the Author of 1 furegoiug lines the origin of his euenexisn with the Booksellers, in the following manner : " I was pour, and hooted in vain fur Fortune, in Europe. Africa, and the West ladies, but at last found her at a shop in Paternoster-row, laughing urer my Works, and advising the Booksellers to buy the cupy-right ;" and this whimsical statement has since suggested the present imitation. FA SHIONA BL E PARTIES. Count Pelmet's, the Portuguese Ambassador, gave an 'te pid rotertaiameut yesterday to the Archduke Maximilian and Suite, the Disks of Wellisigion, most of the Foreign AmhusamMea, Earl Bathurst, the Right Hun. George eau. Mog i sod a oualierous patty, at his residence is South Aud. ley-street. The Dowager MarcMoslem of Lansdown had • splendid fashionable party yesterday termitic at her house is Albe. *sat le-street Count Lieges, the Russian Ambasaador, gam a grand dici ng( us Saturday, at his house is Harley atm!, to the Arch duke Maximireau and spite, the Duke of Welhurtua. Duke 16. s Carlos, Guist Illuistrr, the Ambassador Crum the Re therlaseds, the Ma via and Marchioness D'lllasnorsd, the Maritsa* and of Stafford. the Bart-of Li VW • pool, Lord Stewart, Mr. Coasting, kc. he. PAsffIONABLR Nor RMEArt. TM Duke sad Durbin of Plorthumberlsad aid family arrived us Saturday evening at their heave In It. James's square, from tb Bishop of Wurcester's Palace, Worcester. shire. TM Doke of Norfolk has left Worksop Manors, Notts, for his rest, Forakam, Suffolk. Earl Whitworth sod the Duchess of Dorset and family arrived me Saturday at their house in Giosvenur•square, from their met, Boole, Kiwi. Berl Temple left tun or Saturday, for his father'. (the Marquis of Ilineltinghom'a) seat, Stowe, Bucic, for a few The Biskop et Darla. is arrived at his house in Caves dish.square, from kis seat ir Oxfordshire. Lord mid Led? Doris have left town, fur their seat, WooddriMer Park a GleenoMershire. Illorehlooess of Abercorn and Lady Jolla Gerdes are arrived M their boom in Stratfurd-plsee, from Bogner Rocks. TM Cemmos of Kingdom le espected is tows to-morrow from Waist, Mraiiihice, Kest. Lard Mil lime mid the Hon. Frederick Lamb left town, paserday, for Earl Cowper's seat, Pansarcer, Herts. - dolma( Tales arrived on Saturday at Bisbee Hotel, Jer• niyantreet, from a tour • James Stewart, Esq. left ditto, fur his seat at Somiaploill. Befiec Lady Bolton Ms left Gordeo's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for her seat in Howls. The Earl sod Cornices of Paris and tameily are expected is Imre Oro week from Moira/at, Walcott, Saar. Lord and Lady FoUrstmo said Mu* am expected iip town this week, from their tenth Berks. Departures from the Clareramit Hind, Boadateret t aoße. belt Harris, Esq. for his seas is Seethed ; Major Sievert, for his Mei la Northainpioushire; Captain *Dowell, of the fib Lamers, Ise &collard. Mr. BRAIIIIII will lend hi. powerful aid to the Batl► Sobsieription Concert ow Weduesday. In the year 1547 a proclamatiou was index' by Hants VIII. commanding that women s houiel wit meet together to babble and folk ; and that all mien should keep their wires in their houses." The eloquence of the Gentlemen of the Long Robe going the Western Circuit, will, in sill proba bility, be culled into iequisition iii the cowrie of a few weeks, w palliate the conduct of a certain Noble Lord. against wholes an action lass biro brought for the seduction of a female iu bumble Mk, in the town of Plymouth. • ~ • OLiMPIC virdrnk. ~~ :t~l • This little resort of fetilloll still posseisesils liEs. tinguishrtl attraction. The new litillett* of !toe 1 Troubadours increasornightly iti retaliation. It is work of light texture. hut very amusing. the dia logue being accompanied with mune very beautiful nruaic. Messrs. IVnetricil still Mct(xols, Miss STEVENSON, Miss LOVE, Miss 'COPELAND, and Mrs. GuriaS, acquitted therintelvra murk in the wor. WI - action of the audience. Those ilia ir t 4 seem to gam upon tole public. A g tio! , e who graced Ono+ fashionable circle dori , g the 1.10 week. werar . The flattish Ambassador and par's. Sir Edwina Coiirtnettni Sir Julio and la:ly sylscArr sod party, Mr, Itracry nudfamily, Colonel Am.lty mid party, Sir Richard Thillips and Perry, Mr. Houdin' mot faintly. Sir Wm. and Lady Clayton and family, laird Alvanley, General and ilea. Cott and family, Mr. Taylor used party, Mr. ttl'baelsten. Loud and Lady W. Fitzgerald and family, Mr..TMld and *party, Sir I.lllllle/ Sheffington, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kinard and family, Major Aubrey and family, Mr. Itoora and parry, Mr. uud pasty, Mr. Stevens and party, Mr. Wright and pally, Count de Sumac null patsy, Lady Charlotte. Pintlar and family, Miss Jefferies plot Camay. Mr. limb and fawili. Major blaythrs and party, Sir Wooly Pynu and facilHon.. Charles Dune, Mr. Fie. inn! and (Emily. Colonel a am! party, Marquis de Clithismes sea family, Sir Wm. dr ems plgrty 144 party, Mr. Make mad party, 31r. Hugh Smash nod II • #WOWAi iRMBRitTON; Os the achy died, at the College, la Shrewsbury, Thom* Pentbertmi, Emu is the $4ll, year of his age. Ile - went Imo the s. al the agent 22, and served saccessierly as Ensign, ' Lienteziant,sod Captain, iii the 73th—Crawfurd's Voila Wirers —the 23d, ere Welsh Fosi lever, and the 50th regimens. uf foot. , Fromilie latter he retired about 177 0 . and served in this I his native country, where his cheerful disrosision and 01,101- vial manners made lots company greatly sought aft, r. Whets going And to juiu his legitimist at Gilorahas, iu PAC Wing aboard the Venice George. of 90 guns, Admiral Broderick, whilst in the Bay of Biscay, the ship took the. When its atraction was found inevitable, the barge wan ordered to Iss manned, into which the Admiral entered with abou t turfy I more; hut hading it would overlie, stripped and ennimistril himself to the saves, and after toiling an hour, was Isamu I up by a merchantman's hoot. 'rim lung boat also was gut ready, tutu which Mr. Pemberton with shout forty five others ventured; bid she went down, and all that were no board perished, except Mr. P. and uzie or two others. Mr. P. hail the presence of mind to swim wide of the throng, sod observing she Alderuey sloop of war between two and three Indira detain, be endeavoured to make for that ship. When nearly exhausted, he arrived chase to her; some of the crew threw oat a moused rope, which Mr. P , in Ins hurry to get it under his aims, or the sailors In their baste to draw him up, got round his neck, and pulling him up in that si 'mafiosi, be was nearly strangled wheat brought on deck. Thus in the short space of manful an hour, this Gentleman escaped being burnt, slet, drowned, and strangled. Of 743 of the complement (including thirty pamengengoing to Gibraltar), 260 only were saved. About ten years ago Mr. Pemberloo's eyemight began to fail him, soil total blinders' ensued. This alllicting visitation be bore with true Christian fortitude, and maintained his entiattimity and cheerfulness to the latest period of Isis life. COUUT MA ter ba L. --- The following are the charges upon which Lieu. tenant-Colonel P. flay. of the 18th L.glit Dragoons, is now on his trial before a Court Martial, assent. bled at the Board of Claims, in trout of the Ad miralty, viz.— .Agt. Foe baorlalenjly 111111pplyini screed sums of mowey received CT Diu. - Lieur:CoUnd Nay, toe reittsatuaal pot polies, OW le to say, part of the produce of a certain remit. lance of 40111. made by Paymaster 11-aue, and of three *eve , ral drafts or hills of exchaoge of MI. each, drawn by him, Lient.-Colosiel Hay, ou Mews. Greenwood and Co. Agents for the stld regiment, on account of the necessaries furnish ' ed to the said regiment, anal charged to the account of Pay master Deane, while he, Lieut.-Colonel Hsy, comnianded the Depot of the said regiment at Rrightlielassiusie, w ihe enuoths of February, March, April, said May, 1814. 2,11. For frandisleutly misapplying • certain other suns of 7541. 13*. Iljd. or some part thereof, being the produce of one draft ur bill of exchange, dated on or about the 18th day of January. 1813, drawn by Paymaster Demo, on Cap. tain Jones, at Messri.Grecuwoud and Co.'s and intrusted to Lieut -Colonel Hay, ,for the payment of oilier clothing and necessaries, furn Med to the said regiment at Chichester, in or about January. 3d, Fur conduct unbecoming the character of an Officer and a Gentleman, in having drawn anal obtailisd bill. ou Messrs. Grceawinl, Cos, anal Co. agents for the said regi ment, and oat Captain Jour, ; and in having received sewers' soma of money in the years 1814 and 1813, to be applied in payment fur regimental u ece.saries and clothing furuishril to the said regiment, and nut duly appropriating the same; and iu rifusiog or sweating to account fur th e same bills and sums of money, and suffering debts due for such nem saries and clothing, to Messrs. C. slid J. Prater, London, and to Messrs. Ridge, Chichester, to fCllll4ill WOW(' on the loth of June, 1816, to the hindrance and prejudice of the service, and of the said regiment, We hare been prevented hitherto from entering into the sleuths of this case. in consequence of am order of the Court, prohibiting the publication thereof till the trial should be concluded. On Thursday the evidence for the defence was concluded. mad Culotte' Mimsy requested. and °blunted en adjournment till Saturday last, in or. der to allow horn time to prepare a full reply. The Court resumed its sittings on Saturday mom. ing, mid Colonel Murray having replied to the tlf4 deuce fur the defence. strangers were ordered to withdraw, that the Court (as we understood) might deldwirote on its sentence with eloped doors. The result is accordingly is yet usaltssowts. . . We hear that the Hon. EDW. PICTRS it shortly to lead to the hymeneal altar one of the dooghten of Earl GRlCY,—(Joneusier Paper.) . Preparations are Making for the equipuseat of several Noblemen and Gentlemen's yachts in Southampton river, fur the approaching seams/. That beautiful cutter the Angkor,. the property of the Hoo.Caaalall Passr,having been lesigthetied• wus lawoched on Saturday. This mewl, and the Liberty. belonging to the slniquis of A Irat.wellY. are snowed to he two of the finest Futter/ in the Yacht Club. Serena others are In • Owe of greet for worthless. . Thum appointments tnade by the Lords of the Admiralty. of Naval Chaplains, to the Livings of Sinsuobtitiro, Northumberland 4 in reward at past services at sea. are as follow :—The Ltev. Guam's RuNoEu., to the Rectory of Gretvtend t. the Rev. IMAM BAGGs. to the Rectory of Weir) the "Rev: Wit. ELLIOTT, to the Rectory of Thorneiburn and the Rev. Wit. EY•us, to the perisittlist Cu racy of Hunisliauali. Effeeir Vinagoverited Passim—Lad reek Wit. ham Brown war committed to Coventry gaol, to be tried for the wilful murder of Elise Brow ta b Itis own child. by throwing wielding wide' ever her while iu her mother's arms. The brutal set this done Su • fit of passieu, and without any provoco don. Tho mother op if • sloorfOli• stop. 1 COLbLIALL. SA7URDAY I FLUROART 13, Ta ,he Matter of tidDiiin,' inmetits, c ;RTliff, and teLLY, lia*krupts. Rstu►dry being the tipsy fixed for the exinninsliou. of the principnls in lb:, 111'111 (1111:1, our ITodere will recollect, nere'ext. u ►ive B iukcra fu Portsmouth). the Court of Continuo Piers, *lsere the Commis ' .Loners for 'lie ►rvriith I,s. wl, was crowded at ait early. hour by cretlatnn., •the greater pis% 1111Ull& IIITFIV;1 in tOWtt 1101 U 1 1 011•11110Uill to attend 1111.4 igeett At twelve u's !rick the Connotis.i.nieri (me lt ed do , proceedings, awl inquired who 've er l i „ uttclidaucr. . _ Mr. 13111100 eittwared for ttie Cumuli-- .4u; Mr. MoNTAGUE. u% Cots I lac sligneri; Mr. CHahllkßs Mc. SMAitilr noserair. rd tor other portico o).it-toirds nn"" 11Ii.D. tenied es Couoorl far Mr. mot of the partners. Mr. Co!rttr, es:e of the fine of the Nrtemouth been for seven 3C31111 111 partner in (hie cnaCrt n, out Ir,vut~ aver .ten their private kdirr. A uhpervert that it. eat 'tinnier. Mr. Kelly bhoultl httve rostitittevi.ro .ignpront of the affairs of tltr Bonk, or iftliuse notes he nod signed sp. ward. or 109,000. cominimsioaers corsed for the attendance of Muschist, who was bound by the provirtooe of the Lord Chatterthir's order, in case* of baukrugt, to be presentinfure sae o'clock. Messenger* were disioitched, but Mr. Minehiu could uo where he found. At one o'clock the Commissioners repaired to the Mill, and proclassned Mr. Minckm a capital felon. fur his isuis.oppearonce at the appuisitedhour. In a quarter of au hour afterwards Mr. liisiehin entered the Court, and expressed his regret for what had occurred. Ne said lie thought st •tool 4 have been sufhciest were he present at any period of the day, and as be knew ranch time would lilt taken up in proving *lts, end as he was aware Chet Mr. Carter was present to give any iuformatio►t that may be required, he hod remained elsewhere to see diet a particular account sea made up. He assured the Cominissismers, sod appealed to many gentlemen around him far the truth of his asseve►w trots, that for the last fortuight he had not allowed himself snore than four hours sleep out of the twenty-four, from his indefatigable exertions to pat his utfairs, is the state its which it 11111.4 tr:cumbent foe} hint to place them, for the benefit of hi• creditor*. He therefore hoped that • minute would he takes of his attendance. and that the ('ommimiowere would relieve lam fro►u the eOect of the proel*t !motion. The Commissioners said that they would wit. 'w asks a minute of his asaseat assaachroce regretted they had sso power ut recoiling the proclamation. They remarked, that it was very unfortunate he had not been appiisert of the nects. ally of attesidittg between the hours of eleven and one o'clock, for by the Lord Cisanctilor's order it was imperative 'wort the Comini-sinners to make the proclamation egging a bankrupt who did riot appear before one 9'elucie. He soold, however. nu doubt be advised as to the only course open for hint to take under these very renpleasaiit circumstances. [The only course open is by Petition to the Lord Chancellor, who, on receivrog proper explJostion of the cause of the hunkropris nou.appearence St the stipulated time, will uo doubt relieve him from the effect of the proclamation.] Mr. %Vito (the Counsel for Air. Minehig.) pro. milted to have the Petition to the Lord Chancellor presented in the course of the Mr. MoterancE. as Coithwd for the Alwittores. said that Mr. Kelly (one of the partner.; in tips firm, and sirloin-law to Mr. Crodwiri). informed hint that he knew nothing whatever of toe affairs of the hank, nor had he ever seen their private ledger. He was, therefore, he said, totally nimble to give the Commis.ioners any information respecting the affairs of the bank. . Mr. Carter then underwent • long examination respecting the affairs of the Batik ; it lasted until half pert three o'clock. Tile questions were prinripelly put by Mr. Mon— taeue, Mr. Sweet (who appeared fur a creditor), and Mr. Jame, Contr. His principal answers were, that he led been made a partner for his lung services in the concerts. He brought in no capital. Mr. Alinchin, on being admitted, paid a premium of 3.0001. 'lhry bush gave °versional private loans so the cancers,. which were entered in the private- ledger noir before the Commissioners. The general profits of the concern, as the balance sheet proved; was about 18,000/, The private ledger had ihe items of their losses. Mr. Kelly brought in no capital. The 14 hole amount of their debts, as set forth, was shoot 160,0001. ; but 56.0001. being either bad or doubt. fel. there could only be *bout *OO.OOOI. caleakited alga. A creditor suggested, that as the great new of accounts now lying on the table were only mode oat last night, it would be right to adjourn, fog the sake of etamining them. This appkration was not attended io. and Mr. Carter'. exafaiiesiiin; Was resumed. He said the particulars of the 40,0001. due to the executor. a 4 Mr. John Ciselsrlsis would be found in the Irritate ledger. The motley was edvaueed by Mr. Godwin is two loans, though paid in at three periods. The `rat lusty to the cancans was on the 4th if February. 1514. and consisted of 10400/. 6 per tents. sad at the sense time 41,80014 Consols. Tbe mead lean is un . *, Reitteed. The e: iht SAW 41Jed ut - M 111111.111.1111111.111111 limit. was shout ow he rssnatorti. when lel,. Lai** onxgested the towrsitriat) orsiefernug the ex won,. tans of ibis Cleo.tleuatu istakel Ike etitcr Porigitallocr" present. • Mr. 1130101 e &ow* Item' Mr. Itelly declared imerff risv /sof inlet onstior. respecting the cloaCeSele of the Monk, as he never saw ihe private !eager. Mr. Liam vent he knew • atoolemas who bed tlir 9th of Jey, 414; "Ad wet 12,000/. Redwitest. A sir.nities. and 4001. Long Iliessitiel. The C 443 loon on the 20th of Demob'. Isls, was o.ooj s , . iteducrtd Annuities. Whew Mr. Godwin alOrd in Julie, ISM Mr. Carty said, Or did not think the consent solvent, when he reflected woo rtui amount of its hod debts. the loon bad Jae. ii,eurred since "bent 11114. art Any hue 'mint within 40,000% of solvency wient Mr. Gto.wlM tike but he could not speak with ear thing like pasiitire emeracy.• Abet Ave year' wi•liki writ I. -fac - • • but V • V • -a' •