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yineed you will never do on an irregular pro. teading." The LORD CHANCELLOR — Is We cannot go further at tlitsent. You may renew yoltr motion. *lr. ,lieit,.r, when you are prepared with the proper documents to support it." FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARts, siArtell ?9. The Marshals I)akes of it, g :o. Tarentii iv, Ragusa, situ litiluno, hail the honour of break fAsting hist morning with his Majesty. The French ship the Goretti, coming from Charidernagor, where it was built, has tin ived in toe harbour id' Cherbourg. It hail on hoard two elephants, one of which died at the muuth of the Manche. Spanish agents have purchased in the French particularly at Vourdtatoc, squardrou, olisi-ting or two corvettes, ten 14ild four korlettra, which, it is said, sue to form part uf the I-rowthtion to Buenos M. 13eujiii ll oo Constant has been appointed a Deputy i u the 1/epartnit tit of the SonillY. to emoequence of some exeavati which were lately done under the orolcra of the Count De DitiontivinA, Prefect of the Calvados, in the church thr uncivil Abbey of the Trinity, near Caen, the coffin was di-courted that ton i a i u rsl the 11101.Wa and ashes Of Queen Manilla, wife or Wil e mh C iweror, the foundress of this Abbey, who died to IOW). A Prossiais Officer, who lately killed another in a duel at Berlin, hiss been condemned to 20 years i.riprisetioni-sit, and the seconds to three or live )rats imprisonment. 'll-HE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, FRIDAY, Aram 2, 1219. L:tat evening, in the flointe of Lords, Lord Het, La SD. in the *battler of the Earl of Doeouuts multi:, and in his name, gave notice, the, his Noble intended ou Tu•sday, the 4th of May, to ►uhmi, u motion to the noose relative to the Cluitns of the lt 1111 l sot Catholics of Ireland. The Honourable Mr. ELIA', soil of Lord Mix ga‘e 'mince loot night in the Ilnu.e of Com of a minims to remove Mr. W. QUIN from the (Ace of OW (4 Rost:larva of the County of 1-mv , tit k. A motion made last night by. Lord A mit t- BA 1.0 HAMILTON, for the production of the war rant i”teed last year fur the election of lia. teqrstes of Aberdeen, produced a long debate on the il.tetu of Burghs in that part of the United Kinrlout. Ott a division, the production of the oat rmit was negatived, but the numbers were so 'Aube a. to afford to the 11 . 100r5 no cany.e of triumph. The numbers for the motion were, 105—agitiost it, Ito. The antioustetosit It of the !mustier% WliP secrited by loud eltetiings from the Opposition Belicht*, awl, in eullsrplesser of th e extreme &rutile,,. of the division, I nrd .111C11113 .1 I. 1) 1.- TON gave notice, that after the I lololays lie should spin bu n g the subject before tie House. 11'e have recent() the Paris Papers of Monday. They contain no local news. A p it.de letter Ginn M inheim, dated the 23J ainiauncea that M. de koxxxeux was usetta snt,tttd on that day by a stredet.t, mid that the lat. trr t itnwliately committed suicide with the same pcniaitl which had been the instrument of his crime. Both instantly expired on the spot. We have received Nrw Yoelt Papers to the 1 of Nlas th. The IVidiursol Adrutitie of the the following review of the proceedings of the Congress in the tirseitits just closed : (OfiGRUM. branches of the National Legislature hove iu Eva. •'y with the Constitution, whirls dissolved the Dimly on the 4th inst. The Session, though short, beets distinguished fur activity ; nod if many acts r•f s public nature have not been passed, the business transacted has laid the foundation fur important 'nulls, W nicl► hereafter will develope themselves. The Treaty winch secures to WI its perpetuity the occupancy of the Florida•, is, or itself, the most diiitingiiislied feature in the preterit Session, as ►t not only releases us from all future ter wars in that quarter, and gives security to our frontiers, facilities and enterprise to the settlers. but it also terminates a long and perplexing dis pute will, ; a dispute which could have been adjusted with the ►word, but not without sacrifices, which at was batter, if possible, to avoid. The mo deration and prudence of the Administration, while it li is preserved the blessings of peace, has also seemed to us this important territory, equal its valise, in point of position, and from C 01351 .1.- of defence, ;is Louisiana is. A c•:uvdrrable portion of time has been absorbed in debates on the Seminole war, and many of the Representatives have considered it their duty, or lirve been urged by mixed motives, to say some thing on this intere►ting question. It has, how ever, rst-aped general notice, that the imlisciiinitrate charges of a violation of the Constitution, and of sanguinary IlleiMllftll preferred against Gen. JACK SON, equally affected the official character of the PRI:Sim:NT, whose duty it is to preserve the Consti tution from any violation, and who had approved the conduct of the General, if not in CI itN5O, at least in all the charges of an important nature, and cal- 4- • , 7111iGg.... *Gras Now, Mr. MARTIN . a iiitimacy with Mr. Quirt, and the frequency of their communication-, ale sufficiently kiwis.). Mr. AIIAkTIN must have be lieved the report, and had it from good authority, because he vote.l tor Mr. QuIN on the divisima. We concur its the good reuse mid good feeling of Mr. Alain - nett suggestion—we believe many Mem bers of the House, and a gitut proton of the public, concur in it. Deep 'sunhats have been inflicted on both sides, which if nut braltal wall fester. Those gentlemen must nisei on Grand Juries, County Meetings, and Elections ; the matter, therefore, should be set at rest for rarer. We were mistarkest in suggesting, that the , 400/. a-year should he given to Mr. GRAVY. and that such was Mr. MARTIN's ttiggtstitui; but, on re collections we field that he ull tilting refused the 2001. a-year, anal, indeed, it lIOW seems to be agreed, that u grunt of euu/. a-year am that uflice would be illegal. We hive no authority to sir), that Mr. GRAVY would accept even the alike from Mr. Quits ; but, whether lie would or Out, We think Nlr. Qom ought to oiler it, anal thus put himself back on the high ground wiladi he never should have abaodoued. The Algerine Anelsaseatlitr ur Minister being introduced to Earl BATHUReT, Said not to Lola CASTLEREAGH, who is the principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affiritr, and with *hoot all Am bassarlcr* tool Alinisters traimict ItuCiura, lias ex cited ninth curiosity in the official circles. f if , ,"1 • , t A "An , • r• t: ./Pw. ill • m • I, ' . f :. WiIICH iiiil.Wll,,a • • .s. 4 1........ j ..... 5 r „,,., 111 l . though short, Isar br e w which ..iigeruti:liteder will : activity ; and if many acts rf a public nature have not been passed, the business transacted has laid the foundation fur important resu lts, h f iti develope themstlvea. The Treaty which secures to us ill perpetuity the occupancy of the Florida., is, or itself, the most distingiiislied feature in the prevent Session, as it not only releases us from all future ter- vitori.,l wars in that quarter, and gives security to our frontiers, facilities soil enterprise to the settlers, but it also terniiiiates a long and perplexing dis- pute with S t earn; a dispute which could have been when tin* question was mi r, to retastwe A it offence." his qiice, which would greatly anti cc . Now, Mr. MARTIN'S intimacy with NI and the frequency of their communicat sufficiently known, Mr. AllaitTlN must lieved the report, and had it from good . because lie vuteii for Mr. Qu IN on the. We concur iii the good sauce and good I Mr. MARTIN'S suggestion—we believe Hies bens of the House, cud a gitut pion, public, concurin it. Deep %COMAS I Intl/elect Oil both sides, which if not he adjust. il with the sword, but not without sacrifice*, fester. Those gentlemen must meet ii which it was better, if possible, to avoid. The mo- deration and prudence of the Administration, while Juries, euuntY Meetings, " 1 " 1 Elect " matter, therefore , should b e se t at tes t it li .s preserved the blessings of peace, has 260 a We were mistaken in suggesting, that seemed to us this important territory, equal in a-year should he given to Mr. GRADY, valise, in point of position, and from considerations such was Mr MARTIN'S SUgg(Slitill; be . of defence, as Louisiana is. collection, we find that he all along re A cmisiilerable portion of time has been absorbed mid, indeed, it now see in debates on the Seminole war, and many of the 2 2 001. d il i t a ar9 I.. , rwit of °o w 3 . Representatives have considered it their duty, or agreed , ,bleliltleaga- illegal. We Live . „ 11 0 .- :;: r ib a : i i r l i: r .. hive been urged by mixed motives, to say some. that Mr. GRADY would accept even the s thing on this interesting question. It has, how- Mr. QUIN ; but, whether lie would or think Mr. QUIN ought to oiler it, and ever, escaped general notice, that the imlisci intimate i ) himself back on the high ground Whaell charges of a violation of the Constitution, and of i should have abandoned. sanguinary measures preferred against Gen. JACK- ' ' - -. SON, ertliAllY a ffected the official character of the The Algerine Am6assuilor or Minis introduced to Earl BATHURST ; and tint PRESiut:NT, whose duty it is to preserve the Conan- C t Ita t TLEREAGH, who tt is the principal Se lotion from any violation, and who hailhail approved the s conduct of the General, if not is IAiANSO; at 'least b s e ass e f or d Lr ,, Fo sl , r , ig ‘ n r o ltiisi.HeitVisd with *li" i t I sac• ausiiire ii: all the charges of an important nature, and cal- cited ninth curiosity in the official circles 4 ... .... . - .. . -..-.... eulaled to excite the notice of Con i tress. If, then, it was the object of some gentlemen to assail the l'asisitayst, over the al Idris of the Gr u e►al, they have carefully veiled their tit ingots, for Mr. 51v NaCtE ha, come 'tit for a very small share of cen sure. The midi of the investigating, while it bus given very general satisfaction to the country, has had it tendency to strengthen the Adininistration, awl create additional confidence in the prudent exercise of its duties. The i t ivesoigioion of the Bank question has de veloperi certain übus.es wind' the new law will pro bably correct; the picture, however, was highly coloured, and the Chairman of that Committee filled, iu many instances, in fulfilling his ample promises of exposing all the turpitude of that insti tution, which lie insinuated did actitally exist. An attempt was made and Isiled, to adopt new princi ples iii 'elation to the public lard•. The isicreare of territory, and the vast sumo., due limn purchasers, renders it necessary that facilities and corresponding securities should be given anti receivid, and hereaf ter, we doubt not, but it pill occupy the attentlie consideration or Congress. An Act of au intemesting nature, however. has passed, which gives additional security to farmer laws. prohibiting the importation of slaves. and which. we trust. will Not au cud t• that inhuman traffic. Altogether we have much restos' to con gratulate ourselves on the propperoni state of the nation—our Foreign relations are tranquil, and our internal CaltiCarita prosperous. The army continues to be usefully employed. anti the navy in keeping up a discipline indi,peusable to the preservation of the *character which it has acquired. Nr vr Tacit, 31mten 9. AunT's SQUADRON.—The rumour of the total loss of this squailion in a heavy gale tu St Ftember, is doubtless itreirriecf. Advice* formerly received, stated that the Curniwidore and his vessels were at Old riovidence !ate in November waiting for ad ditional foie es.•• 11 . outtnercittl Genetal Jackson received at Baltimore those aututions and civilities doe to his worth and ser vices, and whit!, that spirited anti liberal city is ever prepared to 74;0V. At ■ public dinner, after the filth toast, lie ruse and made the following re tuarks w mist 1 have itivie, Sir, was for my c try. Conscious that the first object of my heart has ever 10 - Cll to 3111'1111V: oar prosperity awl hroppiness, to receive the approbation of my fellowseititriis is in me a *more of the lii;licst gra tification—it is the pr, uilest ri w•attt of a soldier. Not only my public arts, but ny t o chains:ter have been ~,sailed• I kart: been elms:zed with personal, mercenary views, in ortup)itie Elul Ida. I stunt to answer 'a th ;railing an ac cusation ,itis as IMSC as it is absnn l ,owl cou n to only originate iu bosuns' th et it ute of a vet' manly virtue. I have nu fear but my country will ito me jiistiet." NEW YORK, MANCH 10. We have the satisfaction to state, that by express alvice from IVashitigton, intelligence is received that, on Satititlay last, in the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Mstialiall delivered the opinion 15r the Court, in the case of i•l'Culloch v. the State 5111131aittl, Ned that opinion protiounces the Batik of the United States cutist;tutional, and de clares all attempts on the port of the State Batiks jto tax it unconstitutional, and null and void. In the article that :eppeared in our colomos of yesterday, relative to Mr. Qt IN awl Mr. GRAVY, we find that we 1191 e been tiii,takesi with resi.ect to the suggestion of Mr. MARTIN, of Galway, in the debate of Nlemilay night. Upon itieresice to the report, lie appears to have said, " That he thought the conduct of Mr. QUIN reprehensible, iu de priving Mr. GRADY of the office he had so lot.g held, and that there was no vindicating it when coupled with his inelprequeta conduct in saying— My dear Tom, I wuulai rather give you ie place than take one frosts you.' lle wished the 1 1 151 stiou was adjourned, because lie hail heard a report, which, if True, could base a material effect 1111011 his vote. He had heard that Mr. Qui N intended, wheel dna question was net r, to reinstate Mr. Gruff!, in his qiies, which would greatly mitigate los offence." • -~... PASIIIONARLS ARRIVALS• The Marchioness of Mel ststham from her *eat, Non thzate laird and Lady Dynevur and Camay, at their Iseths.: ill Dover-stmt. Lord and Lady Wm's' and family, at the St. Jasnea's Hotel, St. Jaine:s•slreet. Lstril Foley, at Ites honse in Hantillomplree. Lord and Lady Kulle and family, at their bowie its Cpper Grosvenor-street. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Lord Pelle entertained yriitcrilay the Duke of Norfolk •nd a party ofdistinclion, at his honor, in Purl.n:ui-•goare. The Martinis of Itorkingliern will entertain n large party of distingut.itril personages this day, at his house its Pall. The Earl mud Countess of Shaftesbury sill bate a [trite dinner party ott Snootily next, at th e ir boo.. in Gross( not square. Mrs Wets will Ore • splendid rout thin reciting, at for Portland-Once. Lady Stroll will linve an elegant assembly thin evening, M her [lmam.: los Stratford lihre. Lady eintlerenzli will rive • grand total this evening, at ►ee house in St. James's square. A L 11.4(' AN. ....m.-- The fifth Hall took place on ‘Ve'lliegday eveninc at these elegant U , which was at trod. il 10% 11.1111 y ItO ► po r.olog of the 144 d.sionctiou and fashion. l)ansiu:• enionairut 04/ goon after elevg... 'o'clock, with a no w walls, e I oils by the f o thogroliz couples Lord Arthur Hi 11... .Lady G. Greeille. Lord Alsanley Led! Gordon. Count Caransaa .Lgoly U Mich. Lord A ;vary Captain t Vrn. Gorda* Mies Hrenniont. Lord Cranlmorne.... ....... lady G. Lennox. loncl Stanhope...... . Hon. C. Got e. Hon. Mr. Cher. ...Laity U. Fang. Anson the other tlistingaiateed persutiagcN wcfc— netket—Wellilivola sirrl .Argy le , /htelieltts Illeltuit, Mai :Wrung'', I. chtuunJ t asta Aro Ir. _ _ 3las gels of Lothian. Marchionesses—Dads, and Lanailoots. Ruth— Lagmelles, Clan, Salina, J re), I) arnle y, Horton, Westmeath, Rolodyn, Caroure.n, anal Wiuclailrea. Count —Miamian:anis, ,liata•fia Id, Wertelmatla. Sc(''''', Ha thorrt, Darnley, Aboyne, Ensluu, I)owager Warwick. anal Cal narenn. Lards—S. Churchill, H. Thyme, Stopfurd, Citwalus, J. Crentlaam, Monnt.Charlcs, Casilereastls, Ashley. Faltunnth, Clactwyinl, Cli;109, W. amanita, Wallscuml, ttttsl Noreoruliy. Ladies—J. Annerla.y, S. Churchill, Radian k, E.Thynne, Cass,laar, Grea ilia r, C. AI urray, Eunclord, J. Kerr, Elliott, I.i Well, E. Eil:, , mantw, E. Palk, Siayc-anal• Seer, A. Ilea keit, Pagrtr. Castlervazh, Bathurst, Grantham, Molyncux, C. Pon lett, Fasath Haltom, Pringle, T. Bliagle„ Harrington, FB,llllOllOl, two Blizlas, M. Forte.esor, Gordon*, Cumming Gordon, ttarran4taos, St. Claire, Larkins., Herb. rt, .1. Murray, Burrell, Shelley, horananhy, Brownlow, and 31arfarlarae. Airs—A. Murray, T. Arbuthnot, J. Shelley, J. Murray, A. Itarninal, W. Btu rou2l,r, P. hloi ray, F. Murray, J. Hope, 11. !Jambes!, .1. Former, T. Harrington, T. ('raft, H. Prin gle, C. Hunter, and It. 31Jcfsrlane. Ge.prais—Hon. 1111;h, St. John, and Thornton. Coirose)*—Ercemantle, Ponsonhy, Elpl ' a ttt tune, and the Hon. Stanhope. Po's° di Borg°. Caphsitas—Hun. Gordon and Hoo. Mcwrs.—Hun. F. Bpig, Arbuthnot, Hon. C. Gore, Bail, Cslosleros, ale Neumann, J. Malls, Plants, and Lascellts. -- - . Mesdames— Arbettliti.t, and Coisg W. ilesley. Misses-4'inch N ation, Fel zelarelle.., 110,s. Kittna Herrington, Rowley, ettel, A.l4lingion, a rid Twi.lriott. C t Carammi, 6.111111 Steruol,l, Cutiat and Countabs St. Auttnii,„ &I: Ste. l'i-hterilay the Duke of Yoga. transoicteil busitiess with the PRINCE I:EGENT. The Duke and Duchess of GI.OLTA S l'Ett in various patty of the west-cmd of the totvii yed. terday, owl called at Coition Douse oil a visit to the Painca ItLimiT. The Dacia's, iu the afier. noon, treat 00 a Vita to the Duchess of YORK, at Yolk linage. _ . . Letters have been re( ei%.11 in tout/ from Vrittee Litorot.o, dated the of NI tit 11, slating, that lit* Royal Highness would be in Lenduti the latter cod of this mouth. The Society for Headings and Music, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, 'vas set y siumetou'ly uncurled 1111 Tuesday ViClllllg. W11.1.1AM4 and Nlr. Twins i:. were nonoir.„; the principal rural pp 'Paine's. Mr. HART presided ut the grand piano-forte. Report stptes, that there is a probability of Mr. STV.PIILN Kt:MILE brag; stile to intermit upon his sister, Mrs. St DUO," s. to prtiorns a few nights at ;Usury-lace Theatre. A meeting was lately held in Gla , ..tow, to consi der of erecting a attainment to the memory of the is Sir WIN. WALLACE. when an attempt was made to disprove that NlosyrErrtt ever betrayed that hero to hits esierny EDWARD. A ruliiii-ieilbri-ust has at present hatched and is laingiag forth lie , young in a wateriag-pan, very near the door of Captain SAMUEL SPICER, ili thins. borough, and fear. no evil. The follawilig is the House List of the Governors and Directors of the Bank of England fur the year ensuing, TOR GOVERNORS, G EORGE DORMER, E.g. Governor, A RIES POLE, Esq. Wiwi y-Goirernne. VU MR SCI ORS, George Blackman, Erui, William Mt Web, LI. Conic Hum l3ullcr, Fosi. Si, Tkuwraa Neave, kart. Henry 14, Exti. Jannis rat Ikon, jnn, Eq. Samuel Drewe, F. hike Pearse, 114hlituaud, Esq„ Rirbard Me.• Kathie, Esq. Jeremiah Harman, Esq. Julius Maker RIChAfIIO. r.eq. N.,, sur t Gildwrf, E N . Wm Tierney Hulairli, Julio Josiah I lulfurd, Esq. Henry Smith, Thomas v, Esq. Samuel Thin Faun, Esq. Weldon Imult, Stephen heroism, Emu Wilham Maiming, Esq. Sir Robert Wigrani, Ellen. ate Maitland, Emi. Jul.., Whitmore, E.g. The Eli ethos fur Governor ■nd Deputy-Governor will be held et the Ralik oes TUESDAY the 611,1, and rot Direr ilire Oil EDN ES DAY the 7sls Inptint, from Ten u'Cluck in the Forenoon till Foot in the Anti goon. The warehouse an extensive house in the Man chester :Ind silk Inisitius., 11sidrn-liiiir,Wood-wrrt t, Cliraiiside, was broke spree nil IVlontlay insist ui,tl inipp..rty v.alue iie4r 2001. wits Eintird PEPSI IN AMBASSADOP. The Persisn Ambassador now in Paris begins lo excite same ctiri.tority, now that the distaission oil the Law of Electiimos has tertitinabsl. Some ant c dotes relating to his contlact 111111 beliftintsitv are told. Ile has visited all the 14(1'1 toulolic uutusentent, hat was pert iettlatlv delighted I.ith the ballet dancers of the opera, whose voluptitoui tuovetnents, say the Paris Papers, almost induced hint to be lieve that he !noosed before his time into the Pro phet's paradise, and was already ',retinue of the Minis. Ile frequently appear. ut 64116, end passes his opinions with great Leedom ulic.ti the appear ance of the ladies. It enisi k Inv one who was un usually haIifISOMP. ohserved that site was worth a iliausaad CSOICOS ! but the coarseness of this compliment was lost, %%hen conveyed by his in terpreters to the fair object of his adiniralion. be lag involved in the customary I itaguage of eastern gallant , y. !ler eyes eclipstil the oars, and her teeth elf iced the whiteness of ivory and lonia ! It is said that the 4611 Ambassador bus per. mitten! some Li.l r. to see his fair Circassian, whom I.e led forth of a la.le chamber, %%here she is constantly shut up as ii is a cabinet. tier cutiotenance is her forth devoid of ( le gaiter, lilt! debt titlic,iry *hick is "SO 01/4Ch Of/MS)4 - 11 //1 o ur F,e,ick Ladles." It is pretended, that her niaNter t, iu longer extremely attached to het, Once he saw the Figurentes of the Otters. It is even said, that hr is disposed to part with her, and'iniglit be induced lost!! or exeltiii4e her. Out of the principal causes of big COOIneSS to her Is, that having Wets seriously ill in Germany, she had been seen Iq a physician, fur it is impossible fur a Persian Nobleman to retails an j degree of ten denies! triwirsl4 a woman olio has been well by ins. other nun. French Nolikluen are not so thin:ate. Trimslotion of a piece of verse witith her 1/i4lO - addressed to Alirssi•Aboul- I Logan- Khdii, his A subassAdor .Extraordinary to the great I),,wers Friirope now in Paris:— " Let us praise trod lop she subject of thi. painting, which s eprc.cou.lol,l august Ilk. iwts. It I !US striking l b al the t snit, • Chriled b) its cure is his countenance with a veil. " This portrait is the work of the pracil of the second 1110111 i. It is the real iniace of rids Aly.Clcab, whose crows, is as laillossit as the star of day " very great Ambassador of the King of King., stl.o.c Coto t is cc!. Mosaic titian, at:orticil wills wit :mil knowledze, was fr o m head to feet covered with meriting stones by hi. King, hi essoir he lisd devoted hint- Self Isom head to tea in the career of d. e osio n . " As the King was desirous that Alniul lissom Khoo should raise his brow to the ski/still/I of the sun, he has ho noured lion with 11114 port rail, %hies the firmament would glory is, sersioi; ; nal 111 this happy mission, it i. an I ........... very great fur his Ambassador, so fraught with wisdom, so endowed wills victor, that his treaties shall be as the Ir.atirs which hi.. Varitfl • MUllarell 1111/111d conclude, RIO that his word 1.11,211 lie sacred us Ilic woad of big celestial Sovereign." AC ICICULTUitE, &c. MONTHLY REPORT FOlt NIARCII. A more favoured Spring, alarther with respect to the crops or the ripsaations of husbandry, has weir bekem The wheals are in n rentarkatne slate of forwardoesa ; and could their progrras Lein proportion, harvest might be finish el ill Sooth Hiilltll iluriisc July, old style. The quantity of March deist which has Howls, has had the full of its prover bial goi,d I (krt. AU the spring crops whirls are above ;mu 00000 I wear a luxorisot ai..l piutnisiil appearance, sills Show occ.isional exceptions tam be exprrti d ; and the Litter and season is likely to be factoicable. All puts atilt coun try are Tlw lattibirag liar lweil iu genera fiery 31111-tbtfill, at roixbt be expecte.l sit such a 11641SUll• INQUILATS. SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON 1111 7 . THANKS. Ass lusitarst was held yesterday at the sign of the Turk's Hi :tot, St. Jubses,Wapping, helot, .1. W. Ctii% Esq. Conserv' on the (nly l) IMr Hem Choy l'hililer, aged 21, Who essnse by hit death ls•r Use I";:uwitig Anili rson, swum, &posed, that on Tuesday morn. in;, about twelve the itteessitt, awl a 111. Pesmsn were with hots its a sailing host, int, oiling to go to Graves. roil ; they art sisal (runs and ou their ar lira ne3r I.aapr Reach, a saisall of soul r: •on and jibbed the soil that In isteil it on the.conti sr, si.le ade boat, whiela It, and they were all precipitatt•it 111 tY lite water; oitness ml his runipassiuus casket mos rd to (till to the boat, but Ilse sl• etas" sl, sifter harging to it a politer of an was ("mill to gnu his hold fr, us w rakits us; he canal and struggling iu thew ler until he was .I,olu tied ; wit- Inas at length imam to its shore, sisal seerd Mr. Penne ; it was very deep way', tool wit... tis thiliks it was au seri. digit ; the hotly tit the dtecastil %us f o und w loss the title re ceded. Pelmet., of 47, s!..ct, sworn, Apposed, that he was with t h e 01t5cru.....1 at the time of the acei.letat ; lee emr...looratell the ttstilews) 4.f the last witness, sad said he 11.1.1 fast tout.' of the side of the hoot ler at. hunt *nee the &erased 44411 lust ; tou Mame wa. itspistsite to Ley per- Om. Verdiut—" -Icridentul CI111.1) FOUND DF.II). An Inquest was held yerteiday at the George Inn, Carry. weer, un she Is. of ass infant found in a sub basket Goaltug in the Thames, on Wednesday, !Michael Forerun'', ligliterman, :theist 11 o'el oi .k i n sh e woo • g, found the basket at Ilse bottom of Nurfolk.strett, Strand, floating amongst the Wages; on opening it the first this,: that presented itself was a pheasant and the four feet of a Naas, sondes steads whir la was a child Os a complete Mate of poticfaction ; he turns 41 it to Ilse Strand_ lacy, arid delivered it to thZ licaulle ihe Mr Powell, Surrey-street, the l'Ari-h Seircrou, stared, that lie was culled to examine thr body of the chid, and feusid it in sack a puts id state 115th it was imporrehle to form ai.y idea wlaetlu•r it had Isms hams dead is A:11 e ; 11111, is rouse. wiener of the pciratoisin taken iu p seking it sap, it swish! appear that it was for the pm you& 4.)C esmcealineut ; he coolsl nut tell whether any nook% of wieleuce haul Ines, un the burly. The Jou were of opinion that the mother loud musrdered the child, but for as of a sidenre to Slott stl.tl, th••y IT tom, 41 a Verdict —" mord dead its a I u.le barksl in the Tham. s, hat by ruled su•aus it cants these, there is no et dew.: lo fore the Jury " SiSry THOUSA N I'DU Sfl sipolii.4 Money, 111 Tiller PriZrA for .20.01i11/. .i 1•11, l'Arniv-nibe wiser Capital., of 2,000/ 1,0001. 4-( s;.e. 7111 to he derided ta rude, Mont ril-.1110111:011", when the I.i.ttery will Ahoy of the °Wye sue 1,110.04 Imo , WI %ale at 11'E11111's °air's, V, ( . 111111111i, Allti 17, I.ll4lEste-street, which will remain olw 14 slits I Tiet lve Tu•iiight, as the Drawi,iF Iwgitot Muraing. Itecvll4cl stol CO. 111 P (70111111e10111 11 , 0 1,1 the I,i,fiwat iz, tHiteo, 3,71t1, 1,000/. ;do. 9,501, tnUllr.l to 14 rits-awn '. 'fit-hilt. TO_ 311)11110W, at Nine "'Co, k, the tow cc begins and fliiinhca that dtty, when the f Mon lt,it Capitxla must be etravb, %.2.—Thsee of tittnoni.. ‘ Ibn c td 2 . 11001 . ; three of 1,09911, tic. t o II•z•it• :oar Co. gold t h e lost :1 1 1,0111 1, 1. Pose (tee &awn, ainl ALL 1114 :!tylllo/. Nigel' in • firellt booty, at their Oilityt, 93, !blot Exchange ; 20, C..r.1. hill i 110 321. 13xcl.ntl.socel, t •Ir.. .7 4 11 E Ma% BETTING AT TATTERSALL:3 VESTERD 01110 Y. Et to 2 apt I.nplocatcd I9lto I opt Dotnioit 13 to 2 sot Milts AA KO. 6 to 1 agst Diatoms 7 Is 1 agst Kaftan 7 to 1 mist BlueStiwkosigs I FLO to 1 ages Vanity I I:IUULESW NTH. 5 to 2 apt TriNtalifer I 7 to I apt Itiod-Stforki.o 5 to I apt Soutits4,trr I V to I r t LAKktizt. ST. 1. F. t; FU. St to 1 •z't 1A44 111 to 1 so U lu I •gst 11.i%ttle 12 to I 3 1 4... tr Even belting en the match between MAgist, IR .t.l 1 . .!1 011,111 C. SPA PRINE;. AND DONNELLY CHALLENGED. Tier Minor frinnire, in CBtlrcrine.,trrtl. at, yesterday the seat of moth altrewtiou, fur• the himeKt of the went I ugilistic poet, Roiliest Greeson, sod the h o wl was full. ihinnelly was the principal attreciion *semi it harlot ho w toirsoutirra this h.• *clic. with ('rib', , Lest finch, a. belie'', ulcer a.se rrnrudrJ , but 1190 mercy) a gag to d'uto _ _ There WCIC riot mute than four stts-to e the titiettest MI. red to the music era, with the exception uf hunt. burderit; on a l ht, In tWei'll 3 couple nut ktium rt. thuinelly set-to acoin atilt Carter, but this snout toss t not reltqlinar, and throe eat souse disapprubatiou. Stilton 311i41 Harms mqde a cowl srt -to, but there %C s urd • holteara lire 1.11 Slllltote'm part in hitting out, whirls iq hi. ottly forte, In I ih h.• roar stet gloves withou: doing su, nut him.% a ill su soon -.poll h.. hitting. Cribb and alt.. hail once anew-cif the antaltnr is real combat, niatle a meetd y a n d S( . 11.1111111C let to. 011C.V111. has eiscrls iinpritvcd is, Metier just on thr wrong sits •;,. The iiitt'n and part yiiic rhea &wit mot It applaose. Shelton and Rohl rt Cum were called fur. and thr Dynan answrred Site era 1.111 as '2o,z+ IL. is, to fight for 50%s:1111111c Ist lane, they did nut t t C1(1111011 asitl Richmond was the fist sci-lu Siint ',monied the stner, challenircd to fight DA richly for 5111 1001 or ‘2OOl. al 'my 111111 CY. RIUIIIIIIII.I mounted nest, and Mho med the audience that Minitel:, beii.t tediriposrd at prrr•eist, lie would consult Ilk Loma.. Carter text aptechifiill, as if from Donnelly, and tuld Own/ Richmond had beets making a blandering opera', mlerls 11;4Itr Dontsdly bread He save theist to mitlerstentl, :moats? mush laughter awl confusion, that Donnelly Mlllllll fi4lll, 11111 unit nt,w said lie. he hos got to iisatun los f. it 11.14 311.111111. SllllOll, amidst the 14/144(111er. 11641 111! 111.1 11111 sant lily of Rtilintoml and Carter% behtration, hot he was ready to fight. . • POLICE. qurrv.stnsi I Yesterday the driver of the hsekncy concti, No. 42d. surmnaneii before 31r.lichiliiig and Me White, the 3lazo fo► obstructing and assaulting the sentinel at tli his is ish Gallery, Pall-mall, on last Saturday ig lit The soldiers (the two sentinels) stated that the rimetim'ir having slapped a considerable time ill the way of whet eve rages mimic up, one of 'hem ordered hint to move ou, bat 41114 cumplyior, the soldiers held the reilis to lead mi rh horses, alien tic struck him violently with his why. 'the 'soldier then look him into custody, and kept him sentry-box nutit the smjciiist of the guard L. 1111: Up 3'.01 liticrnti di him. The coachman, in his &fence, said, he hail hero called to take up a Captain of the I.sth Dragotnis--that lie pulled up at King's-place, whet he waited till tt ai o'clock—awl that, when the soldiers directed him to &lite away, Ir• whipped his horses for !hat purpose, and perliapir might ha., touched the Complainants, but, if so, it was quite unin• tentional. He gate himself sp, without hesitation, when the soldiers manifested their intention of arresting him. The Magistrate dismissed the complaiut, obseiving, that the soldiers had ou right to assume the power they had that of arresting the toathman. On such oceassous, Si3birg should be f mplo)ed. Instead of !Aloe the Eat•tela t. ant into custody, the proper course of proceeding was, 1.3 d meted wrung, is take his numlwr and b.eo. Jt method redress was sure to be u:ataincil. MARI.1101101'(211 STlt!' CT. Captain r- attended at the Office to tee. t • patr.d, who lw said had tired at him on Wednesday eig4l, In the Regent's rail:, with a blunderbuss, but the patrol nut bring present he left the Office. Shortly after the patrol arrived, and stated that the Cr.a taiu was walking in the link with a firm id, after rev,. o'clock, mid there wire olliars with fein..lll.ll IMO, and be bin duty, by Desiring them to zl.l I/o. Capt. F. r. fused, ne.i grossly abused him, soil he fired In: bletroliifiti-s in the fur the as,:stauce of other watchmen, and t e - .. taken to the uatels.house. The case was or& red to six .1 0111 r. Aldo ratan ATKINS (Lord Mayor) is one of three candidates for Barnstaple. Wedriehday afternoon tin alarming fire broke out in the livery-stables of Mr. J MASON, in Foley-hires!, *bids did considerable damage; but on Ilir arrival, of the engines. there being a good supply of w i lt,. the Rinses were soon got under. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per et. Cour.— 741421 Ex. (Ilk pr. 3 per Ct. N. Ann.. 105„ I , 2 tits. kills Ron& :10 pr. I Lottery Tiacts 15/. lA-. New A siasuitieri .... 74: I Cony. for Ac . .75 74W El RTH. Lately, at Gretri.liall, Keswick, the Lady .t Suuthe), Esy. Puct Lawi eat, son. ~1:% lUt 1 AG 1?. Oa the 310 of March, al Uhriat Church. by 1.4. Rev Aticharit %Valiant, Krell or, Mr. EA* Plivi 1,4, .0,, William Pio los, F. 9. Last Pruuaad, Sousurma, W At,. datsighler of 3h . Adauir, 1\1:1.•011Ctl, 11111111.4. DE.% 1115. On Tuesitir nfirrunoii,at his house in Coo strset, Sii %Vallee l'affill:l4r, Hirt In the bI st veer ufhis aze. On Tuesdiss. situ .10th ult. Mr. Hobert 3loigaia s of gate-hill, in the 29th year of his age. At htr hood, NV. (:r, at George's-street, Oil 2411, last, the Huta. Kinc, sister of the Lai! of Cow. On Tuesiay, the 30th fast, at her house its Wepstuatls sheet. in the litith ai of her ace, Ann Diossger • ss Tuirisshend, sillthe Must Noble CI urge, tiro • Tuvriisliend, ut Ita.ollians ball, to the County of Nor folk. Uo Mutiday last, al house iu Paltry-rant, Mr. Janus Allan At Pei th, nn the VIIII ult. n4eil 62, Mr. W.ilter Millie, of that placr, noterbsiit. Ile t.as one nt the must vatets• au l distineni.liril the p,ilisans of ractin in Soutliniti..o the rail). part of the war ae 4111 4 It epulairaii Pranec, ..i.t Mat arrroted at the same WI i with Male, I lid, Palmer, and other millers., rn the CRUM', but the 04;1 and nowderatinn of hi. previous em..luet titemptrel Lim fri.iit the riguruua penalty itill!cted tit. IC (jell i Weir* HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT Lonmoi 81111)61 Morning 41 after 7. I &chin 3.5 enc.. Z. rtiutril sad INS:Wird at Ike l'Ller, Nu. it; Si' au.i; where .4.:lvevtiocuteak are 'ea orNI, and Lott. II (rnst-pgi,l) must he t.446ressed.— C. S'f ITU, Nu. Ctrinevit't Inn, h, .to.r —4. WHITE. Nu M. ittsn.l. r