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! • ' Y•- . .4 k.' 1 • i • :. w ~ f ~~ ~ - . ~T'~i' g - ., . • to' a dilisbom . ..isliClellltfi ..•11 - 1 - * . 16111. 146"6151 AO= USBON 4 6 Cortes having resolved that. the )tif , us the anniversaity of his Majesty's tolor•- sieliads; II be whpierved oil a national festive', at. • dew heir‘ beets accoiclingly issued to that tfEct. 111/SUARY 10. . The Cortes continue to dilcuss the articles of the Cesititatium The law respecting the wine com pany of the Alto Donna has nut hers yet. gout through. Several of the articles prtposed * hove, been rejected, and others amended. or snot back to the Committee to be reamed. Various dispatches have been received from the flrtirditio provinces sionottucing ihe election of De-I . polies, and declaring their adherence to tha Cos sil-1 tution. The brig Marie Priminvhin 75 day. from Rio °Janeiro, insgs news Nat all was tranquil in that ally, and that their Royal Highoestes were its good 'health." She bring* five Deputies lo the Curter. from 'lie province of St. Paulo. i A decree has been published relative to the sale! of wine of the Alto (Intro, which siites that the whole quantity of wine of the first qualily s ts 54469 pipes, Witte second quality 11,414 . pipe., and ud l ing those its theansgsznies of Douro and Porto the whole is 137.113 f pipes. It is allowed to export to Soglatuel 45,000 pipes, to be selected ftoto those of the first quality, sit the prier of 45,000 lees per pipe.—( Lisboa Papers. bibratary • I 61 , 101 • 101 Yea.M $ . .61 , • 6.11 i. kat t , lkik it.• 4 LP.era )eT* 1 . 01 DUBLIN, riettuar 19. The "Ad of Donouelisiore, who has beau itquesttd to pre. seat the Catholic Petittoti to the Huuse of Lures, has left 1101Plfr ter lisorklefiy. hie Seal in the county of Tipptr3re. .%si Evramilinary ths,infis of the Peace, wider the !deur. tectiue Act, tie. been celled by the Clerk of the l'eaag for the coussy con+, to mew lie3(l . 11idladay at Cork. 0 STATE OF THII, COUNTRY. WEXFORD. • A initial from Captain Kuck •was on Tonday night primed 'on a arm at Dri!renown, in Sation's pariah, in the southern part of the coomy Wexford, belonging to alariner named •fltarpiley, remditig at Raltyliceretgue, is the mrne parish, Or. smog IM•rphy or surrender the farm at 'hilt:rowan, which be had beau in psi sssss iues of fur four years. 'fbe ounce well and correctly witted. CLARE. Fight :peep belonging to TI °ma. Hewitt, Esq. wee • killed a few nights since on the lauds of Granaltan. Two sheep, the property of Chm les Mahon, juu. Etq. wire killed at Daratielr, and • woikmg horse of the quarter-master of the care Militia, was Loathed at Quarry Park. A•serjetat and a small party of the Ennis yeomen pro. needed from that tows to Crusheen on Fs id I ._sy ` , 114 TIPPERARY. CLONMEL, FEBRUARY Id. Or Wednesday night last some therm/tarter set fire to these Imams, sad the office., au the lands of Cuoloagge, to the pariah of Templeuur, sinus two miles of Tip• partly, in the direction of Duodenal—which were all consimed to ashes, as well as the entire property in thews : it appears that the four corners of each house bad bam) arm on fire, and that two families aarrosly escaped the flaws. It would he difficult to describe the 'bylaw- Agway apposraisee of the linos, as will as the alestitiatkin • d Of pose people who have lost all than little clothing by . I fielkgratioo. Although one of the houses burnt lice eaceloist doelliag.bouse) was near the high road, we • ;egret to be informed, that out a single person came to mat lb/ itafortuoate seers iu endeavouring to remove Jul if Stir property. The lost to the tandturd will be very row- Mfienable, as well as to the conaisg-in sesame. isnlepeuileat of 'kite arrears of rent due to that Issilload (why, we are assur ed, has been a most indulgent sue) by the late tenants, who were ejected. War hear that a louse was binned on We.lossday night mat Holy Cross. ingaiaition was taken on Wednesday before J. W. Uw. . .wie, Reg. Coroner, at the slack Horse, High-street, Poplar. ow the bodies of Mrs. Rose Ellison and her sun Thomas, a Sae bigrain yeses old. The dressed was wife to the mate of the 44agi GI elf 61 ie, saw lying at G d, having lately return. Aar.. India. On Saturday night she, accompanied by brr gdereased), ber brother-its-law, and the Captain of the id ship, set out en a waterineee hunt from Week's!' •. as sweet Ilse Wellington Graveaeod packet hoot, by gb* she meant to go to her husnand on Wind the Lord abe not having seen him for some years. The night was very dark, and on the bunt getting down the River oppu. bite the Gus T , it wee overtaken by the IVelliogiusi pocket, which suddenly ran it down, and the waterman and all the passengers were plunged into the River. They all, I,disterever, escaped by clinging to the deed eyes of the rigging the packet, with the exception of the two deceased, who, gs s e struggling fur some minutes, sunk to rise uo more. y were dragged for neat day (Sunday), and both pulltd zstogether, the boy entwined iu bin mother's arm.. Teri daft/mad Dena, with a dcoJand of 5/. uu the WM.' packet. A piece of beef, weighing about 14 lbs. roastrd OG the 11th of Ociobre, 1814, and which hid been ",10 tt Can made sir-tight, and couveyed twice to the ;East ladies mud back, was partaken of at the 1101=4 in Nottiagiamol, 041 Friday setiiiiglit, by et Geckoes, *ad fcund to be perfectly abet,. . • ..... .Ise lastAisideeidisic or fusouleordleOSlOioord be sr rostra& thy/ If the hoof. arising (la the sepia,* of She Veterinary ,Iliirgesei 'of the tire pistil., who etentisied Isla) from 'lmams. Madre these eircsaissawires the horse was seat to a livery atahlra, and the present action brought to recover bark the money pal.' for him, together with the expetism of his keep. A treat uoinher of wit were examined fur the Plain. 4116;140 skew the Elefeadaut was acquaiwted wish the lasieniess o/ the horse, whirls occurred alnlet he was training him for 'fie Derby' races, bus iir cons. querire of his tame hers he was 00.1 emered., fur she Deferrehort, bts traissing groom, sad two miser rer•astr, besides the vetersuary allegros Bassow, way iiisisrinerl, who swore that the horse wras sound when be wail soot /loin .Newmatket to Loodop, to be delivered will Plainiitt, arid that he never had any thing the matter with . hies rare pt a shght aorepros on the shins. The LORD COM, JUITICIC leh the case to the Jary on the soldetwer, sod after a sheet delibratiort the Jury fewad a verdict der the Vhsiaitiff-r-Llhsages 159/. Arsittic COURT (IF COMMON PLEAS, ~ - s bairti ThttIIDAIT„ Ftnathsitlf Ai. wed •" 1 " '-1 OMNI. CON. """ 1141flia P. BONUS. This wee as aciioii whirl) the Plsiatiff,ameles entisht to 'erotic, d manes u( the Defritd.titt, VIIRim Bones, Reg for eritnitt-ti eonveesatteo, alleged to have taker. piece ,between hint sad the wife of the Plaintiff. The damages were laid at 8044. Mr. Sniping Laws ',pewi) the ense for the Plaintiff. .The Pleirtiff arm in conspsratrirely wery humble dream stances, sad was in the service of a bookseller as a foremen, and was by his business ity greatly from borne. The Defendant was a man in opulent clreuinstaitres, and far ad. Armored its years, an army scent, soil l'itita In. rank reputed to have roosidcs•blc official itino.oce The Bret witness called was the Rev Arthur Gibson, the curate of St. Mary, Lambeth, mud ?rho produced the regis ter to prove the marriage of the Plaintiff. I haries H i)es, to Mary A • ne Headersitn,ou the 6111 of June, 1814. George Hayes, the father of the P!alutiff, stated that his son and Nlary Anue Henderson lived fur several years aft. • tbeirlaarriage happily cad . comfortably together as min and wife ought to du. The Plaintiff sae forams to Messrs Reed and Hunter, law booksellers, Bell-yard. In the come of the business he was very much from home. He and his wife lived at No. 8, Soeth Street, Lambeth, at the house of his wife'* aunt, Mrs. Antic Carter. His wife was now no more Cruse etamined by Mr. Serjeant VATTONA N.—He had seen the Defendant, who appeared to be at the time the witness saw him, 73 or 74 y ars of age. Mr. Hunter, the law stationer, mated that the Plaintiff was in Inc service for three years, and was engaged fross7 :sine o'clock in the morisin:r until night I Mr. Man, a friend of Mr. Bonus, the Defendant, stated 1 . . that the latter was now living retired from hie baileese as as army 'clothier iu Weettaorehtnd. He was still an army clothier, sod was reported to be a man of considerable pro. perty. He was a widower, and had three daughters, with whom be lived nod resided when In town, at Whitehall. A young woman, who stated herself to be the wife of T. Helena, a hatcher, and Asa Carter, the latter the aunt of Mrs. Hayes, deposed to several acts of adultery committed, as they stated, In their presence. Mr. Hunter was re examined in chief by the Court, wheat he stated, that ahont six months ago he weut to risit the! Plaintiff, who was ill in bed, and solicited pecuniary assist ance from the witness. . Mrs. Hayes was there, and was so will dressed as to excite the astonishment of ? the witness. He marked this circumstance as singular, mad told the Plain ' tiff that he had already allowed him his wages for a coml. erable time, end could . not afford to keep him any luny r. Mrs Mayes mid to her husband, in the course of some ob servations—in a little time you'll see Mr. Bonus. The witness, in giving the Plaintiffs U. note, said, "Should you not apply to Mr. Bonus for assistance ? The Plaintiff re. plied. "after all he bag dour, I am quite ashamed to apply to him." The date of the action was proved on the part of the fendanr, to be anterior to this interview of Mr Hunter's- Set:leant YA 1.10 ft AN, on the part of the Defendant, meek a powerful reply, in which be commemed ou the details of the cam-, Which were, he said, the most powerfully revolting that ever he had met with in the course of hie elnerlence as advocate. The Learned Counsel concluded by declar. iug that this was a most flagitious attempt to pick the Rocket of big client, who had the nerve to ve.thstand the attempt, and he hoped the Jury would treat it as it deserved, Chief .1 mike DALLAS, in summing up, said it was Impos sible to see that this was not an attempt to get money, and declared that, in his opinion, it would be unsafe to be lieve the two witnesses who deposed to the fact of the adultery. • The Jury, without an instant's deliberation, retorned a verdict for the Defendant, vshich called forth espressiorts of satisfaction from nearly all present. CONSISTORY Collier.. FEBRUARY 21. . THE HON. ♦UGUSTUS STANHOPE V. J.INS SALO- WIN, FALSKLY CALLING HEMAYLF This was a suit of tinnily of marriage, on the grimed of fraudulent coneealmest of Christian names; also on the granola of eniuurity, acid two-consent of the Earl of ll.rrieg tun, father and natural guardisu of the minor. The parties in this case it appeared were married by banns published at the parish church of itampstesel in the month of April 1813. The banns were p•hlia h rd by the direction of the husband in the names of Ealaaad B:anhopar, bachelor, mod Jane Baldwin, spinster. The mime by which lie was • baptised (it further appeared) was that of Mori? Edward. but the game be which be was called •ad commonly known by adoption of she family. was that of Augusts* only. Thk name it was alleged was given hint in consequence of the death of hi+ sister, • favourite child named Augusta, lobo died. The anarriago, it appeared, was clandeviaue, with a view of keeping it private; the parties having •groed Id dis guise their apparel, the getithasiesi &easing ►im+ctf as • i groom, ■nd the lady as a servant maid. The disparity of I years between the parliis was thts—vdhe minors was 111, sed the lady his senior by 15 or 16 years. Paigr to the marriage It apilearsd She lady bad retided in Manchester-square aid • other plaers by the sasaeof Mrs. (loser% Shortly after t►a - aimiamommjida thertieed Slid there fur the apses of shout six weeks. 1 The earn. was argued by Drs. OISAMIST awl LWI4 1 TOV for Mr. tkashope; sad by Drs. Aillollo sod .1 =rag fit. the Lady. The Court deferred judgment till the seat Coen dsp. at., 4 r OLD BAILEY, re) I t I . IIIIIIIIIDAY, FaillattlAnT 1414,;„ 0 „.1. • , Ve Prim* flaffilslif sad William Parka,. th•bbrolary to the dwellinvhoWllrlifilDsettel diorite • qoantity of etrollft•11071 00 . 11, The Peseeestor raillirbottl i t Webb 1111elaa, aawee-sireet, sad woe ettesin hoar tieit Nedle on resuraitto Watt, at he estered the stable, lat sae Oyler there to* boodles of lima and other weariag *post, obi& parades be his propeety, tied up Goethe per italitOif betatleilisa ewiri. It witettlork, but be hod • glimpse lleihrei 5 1:1111110.1111 out of the stable. He pre the alarm, ileilastottlie tow own tuns into Fraseis-sweet, sod there lost ollobt of them. Two verso's who Were pareittik . hp:Frottrilb 'hole, liissoiwa try of " Plop thief!" soil seeing two awn , pursued then and birottliht thew, back. These two aim were the Plissaters at the bar. Ow liattleld • crow-bar ^alas fused, but ettibiler W Paellate. Before the Pressmen were eolkd epos for their Wetter, Ike Altoona of the Joey 'sold, *at he sad his fellow jurors were satisfied that the reidesiett-was sot sefficteutly Cuncle lire to tunnel the Prisetorno. 111110111trun GICANAN wished ibe Ivry to allinlrbiarto state abweidenee to them, as be tb nen they had sad under stood it in all its bearings. With respect to the itbar4e of bantam', tbe eiridence was certainly insufficient; but io re gard of the larceny there was some ground fur giving a little consideration, at least, to the evidence haute an seysittol was entered. Th.. Prisoners were then called upon for their defence, sad they both protested their insecenee. A great osastier of very respectable persona spoke most favourably of Ow character of both the Prisoners. illetwarilliilleani then nensated up the evidence, and cossoseolorkippfilltalr isoctli. With respect to one of th e p f u e stritedigov, thought there was Woof ground of oeop4letetk;..l.oeo Mehl," thiMillkiimidielilrhesit both the Prisooers— N ot G Ni u y. 1,, ExTßAoßantsvrtroThAas OF .4 MOB AT GLASOWF•TI I OIAIrILITARY CALLED OUT. The house is Clyde-street, immediately hli" k mist of the fonit's hospital which has been occupied for some time by Mr. Provand, partly as a dwelling house, and partly as a ° manufactory fur pilots, was last night (Smuts, last) corn. pletely racked by au sufuriated mob, every pane of glass Le. isg broken, and the whole fueniture turn dawn mid tossed job) the river. The cause of thia outrage is discreditable to the intelligence of the populace, for it is said they were collected together, and urged en, by the report that a number of chit ' drew had been seduced into the hotter from time to time, . and made away with for the purpose of slaking red pawl with their blood. Some who were shove being gulled by such Oulieeilie, gut an idea that dissecting operations were carried on in the bowie, and they became equally iudiguant at the unfortunate proprietor. These stories bare been in circulation for some time, mod are said to bare originated in two childreo looking through ore of the windows, and seeing some of the dui bes of the workmeit lying on the 0.v0r, , : besmeared with red psiut, they reported that murder had been committed in the home. There were four previous attempts made, three of them on Sunday evenings, to raise a nsvb about lie house, bin the boys who sewn collected were easily driven asay by the inmates. Lard evening, however, there wail a &untamed ;mint made against the house, and the assailants were many of them well-grow men. ° The attack commenced, as usual, by the younger &script. lions Ilarowisig stones at the wurchows, to which asiecateded UN more Important operations of breaking open the deers and windows, tearing dune the fornouie, and throwing it into the street, from wheats it was speedily roureyed into the Clyde. It was four o'clock whets the mob began to act, and acme of the Magistrates being immedtately at hand, it was about Ave when the Master of Police ar. rived with some infantry, and woo after the Lord Provost, who had heels previously on the spot, ►eturued with of party of cavalry. Before this, some police of had cue*: to the place, and carried off a few prisoners, but they wertei totally inadequate fur any effrclual montane,. Some Gen.; firmed, thiukitig that the appearance and remonstrauces taA respectable people would bolsi the mob to reason, made their way into the house, but they were so rudely assailed, that part of them went glad to effect their escape, and the re. •aimder barrieadued themselves its the upper floor. The _privet of the military put a stop to all further attack; in deed the mob bad lift themselves nothhig to do in the way of demolition; but there being little appearance of diaper slim, the Riot Act was read, b u t nut acted upon. Upon the arrival of t h e t•ilrtaty a number of primmer' were made, six of whom were taken in the house. The evening became gradually more tranquil, and the cavalry returned to their barrack. about twelve °Week ; but ■ party of the infantry, with some of the police, reutaiord in the house all oiled. The loss occasioned by this 111,21110112 outrage will be as verily felt by the inhabitants, as it is provided by the last Polite Bill that they are to be assessed fur all damages in the city committed by mobs. 'llse Magistracy have afferrd • reward of !Ott gumeas fur information which Easy lead to the spprehensioa and conviction of the offairders.—(Glets- Dom Herald.) Thursday morning she squadron of Cite 7th regiment of dragoon guards, conspriaing the headissarters, nisrched Irmo She barracks near Nottingham fur filauchesier, so relieve ll.e ietb looters, who are preparing to proceed to India. The same day a squadron of the Scuts greys, from Birmingham, arrived at Nottingham, am ! tool/ possession of he bars arks. The rentainiag Iwo squadrons or the 7th continue for she preset,' as their former stations, via. Sheffield, Derby, and Loughborough. A Paris Paper contains the following paragraph, under the htutl of Austria:— •' A grand project of a'anduistratims is on she tapir. It it in agitation to restore the order of hernias with all their an. cient splendour, ■red to place all she estahloildneisit fur im struction under their superintendence. Hirlirrio difficulties of a serious nature. and part.esslarly flonneial cmhairame. nieriis,lssee becu opposed to this measure, which ha. been fur a lung time in conicmplation; but it is now said that it will shortly be put is "mealtime." - - Thursday se'nutigirt; a boat, supposed from a cot ter which was seen in the offing, lauded from IV to 80 tub. of gm and bisandy. two., Sin-it:slum Beach, when part of the crew of die Preventive bort upon that station seized the same, sod also the boat; but the smugglers, being ••anted bum the shore, suc ceeded in repelling part of the good:, and ul•o tile bout. In the scuffle two of the smuggles were wounded (it is supposed dingeroindy), when they made off, leaving the boat's crew in pos-ession of 44 tubs of gin, 111111' %Ulm of brili.dy, 1111 d 11111 e tubs of tabseco, which were securely lodged in his 31.- jesty's warehouse at Lnn. on the following dsy ; though strongly opposed by a party on shore, con sisting of nearly 100 petsow , .some mined with bled geom, and others with fowling pieces (one of which was taken by the offictre), attended by from 40 to So earls and horses to take vim)* thegoods,l . ad they trot beet) interrupted. 41.44' • 4ormitosti ,6-40 7 4:40 1 -.. s ohs . •Irß r' , lagfrit4llloo Co sitt. • i.•• otV , • w gifitaisii, . lIMILUAILY MAIL • • 'Vara,. • 1. . FMB(' IPPENHAM FIELD /,THE TH COD P LB& Lord Risers's H. 414111stes boat Mr. Goseh's r. b. Gambol. Mr. Scull's be.b•49.lmot Mr. Beomett's bl. b. Omni. •; g.' •MtIITCHBX. . 1, . 'Lord Rivers's M. dellkolhusl best Lord Duswich's M..resek. Mr. Itodbe•J's r. sod w. b. I..ark best Mr. Goode, M. A. (hosier. Lord Dulwich's r. b. Machine beat Mr. Northe7's 41.4. Nelson. Mr. Wilkissoo's br. d. Connote Ball beat Mr. Gooch's r. d. Gelert. Lord Ditowicts's br. b. Bel beat Lard Rivers's r. b. Roos. Lord Dasivieb's bl. d. Minister brat Mr. WRltinvon's•vt. d. Cbsinpinn. Mr. Redhead's Y. d. Lauinger beat Mr. Gowele's bl. d. Guider. Lord Mayeard's bl 4. Cub best Mr. Scull's bl. b. Imam Lord DONViitiell r. b. Expert beat Lord Rivers's bl. on/ Mil. • Itsleleas. • ..;:f Mr. Redhead's f. d. Lewes hest Mr. Gooeh's bl. d. 0111.4 Mr. Nortbey's bi. d. Nuevo best Mr. Denn's br. d. Dalllo .l . SECOND CLASS. Lord Itivers'ibl.d. Reoolrer best Mr. Nortliev's r. d. Newby. Lord Rivers's bl. b. Rump brat Mr. Wilkiusos's bl. b. Castanet. _ . CITY BUSINESS. . , Yesterday • Court of Commas Colwell was held at Guild. hall. which was someneedy atieuded. Mr. 01111111nef stiroded at the bar of the Comet, and eM pressed his Umiak* for site kindness exercised towards Moo, is consequence of the serious accident he met with whilst M . the ditieharge of his public duty ou the 10th of November last. The Court thew. upon the motion of Mr. AIaISMIIIM Brows, agree.' onsniniously to prem.. Mr. Wooliser tolibas sum of three huudred pounds, in testimony of their sows baton', of his conduct, and of their sympathy iu his alto Teri ngs. A realigns from the London Orphan Society, for a sub. seription in aid of their funds, was presented to the Coast,. ailed afire some &seamen, referred so the Committee for General Purposes for their consideration. A ffettinso frosts the Owners of Coal Craft, complaining of a want of deputy coal meters, was referred to the Coal and cern Colllllllllllee. Th• Cutest lira proceeded to miosiderthe Report frusta the Bridgiboose Committer, recommending en application to ParliaMest fur an Act to repeat so much of an Art of 49 Geo. 11. xespecting I..indon Bridge as relates to the water. winks, which was agreed to; and a Petitieu to Parliament being prepared, the same was endued to be prescuted is lire usual moaner. The Court agreed to petition Parliansest for power to rake monies effectually to repair Blackfriars Bridge. The I accounts of , lee Cononsissiooers of Sewers were presented, avid ordered to be printed Joseph Hume, Esq. then attending, was introduced by Mr. Pistil and Mr. Eicke, the mover and seconder of the Resolution for admitting him to she freedom of the City, and the Chamberlain leaving administered list usual' oath, presented him the meld but. Mr. Home addressed the Court at considerable length. and tiers withdr. w. The Coon appointed the Curl aid Coru Meters io fruit, and the usual Committees for the year meaning. THE REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE. Yesterday evening the friends and supporters of this loshi tutiou met at she Cute of London Tavern, ftssbupsgate•inuet, fur the purpose of celebrating their anti y festive!, ■od bearing the Report of the In•ltturtan rea t. At shout ball. past five u'r lock his Royal Nighties. the Duke of York, and smarty 209 gentlemen of the Mescal respectability sat down to a sumptuous elite...slimes'', and amongst Ilse company al the head table we noticed Lord, Liverpool and Stilmouth, who sal on the right and left of bis Royal High ness, Lori! Exmouth. SirClauditis Hunter, Sir Chat Flower,• Hatt. Alderman Atkins, &e. and several Geollemen connect ed with the Church of England and she Jewish permaa w a, The company were enlivened during she dinner by the band belongiug to the Doke of York, which executes! several airs cud Inset with mach taste mid preel•iun. After the cloth was removed " /tort nobis DOMi7I4I" was Sung by M . Kiiig, Calk, &pat, &c. with solemn effect, and immediately afterwards the toast of tbe King was given, and the vestal atubetn follow/es., wish ntbe► toasts. The health of the Royal Chai• man was received with marked mantilla's's, on which be returned thanks in a short speech. The besltha of Lords Liverpool and Sidmonth were then drunk. Each of them returned thanks, expressing their estimation towards the Institution, and their deers to sup. port it. The Report was read in the course of the evening by the Rev. R. Crosby, the Secretary, and exhibited a moat flatter ing account of the Society. 1 t stated that the cases of %ROO lhdividuals had bees examined by the Society, and that 1,500 have been admitted into the Ins Nylon, the majority of whom have been restored to society from a state of vice and misery, and that dtiring the last year 115 males, and 116 females were admitted, acme having been convicted, other& tried and acquitted, several haring suffered their im prisonment amid been recommended by Magistrates, whilst uthers who were nut prosecuted were received in consequence of their inclination to be restored to society, with good dia . ravers. The somber of males and remotes who have beets discharged is 112, and on the lit of January 60 female% and 68 males were in the cstiblishment at Huston, receiving the benefits of the Society. Tee total of males admitted since the °peeing of the Refuge in 18116, were 451, and that of temvles, 1.014. It also appro.& list the Society extends Its hematite to tudigent periwig, when urgent necessity re. quires it, uutil parochial ur other assistant* , so be pro. cured. The company felt highly gratified et the Report, and se veral eloquent speeches were delivered no the luitilution by the Ruble Lords cad others present. Many excellent songs were sang by the professional gentlemen, and the com pany, after COuto amiss! inunibeeasly to the (Midi, separated at a iata hour. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. TLifllol3lll, lliellVallT 19. Arrived the Herald, Young, hum Loudon fur SICITV 1.0111,C. &tiled the Photon frigate to Ihr eastward; Windlwa, Engelman, fur Astwrrp; Eclipse. Keui, for Africa; (heau, APNielage; and Endeavour, Mosselistau, fur Jsun.iiea. ►ALMOUTIt, rEBRLIMILY 19. Arrived the Duke of knit ;wk.', with a alai' from Lis boa; in seven d. s. !hided the Duke of Turk pseket with a mail fur Jamaica; and Dyson, Norris, fur St. Michael'ir PfIIZAPICt, ►tTSRUARY 19. The Voltaire, of Philadelphia, in 104 days front Batavia, was spoken with off thr the Captain was lying dead io the cabin, and three or the coy.* had died and were thrown oireebowni; aavaral or ilia rem:l4B.ler were •trk ly. GRAMMID, IrICRUART 20. oP easorremy At rnm up culaily.VlONEltS ON ftAtvviupra, ;'to . 1•_ . , A. Delvolle, lestront.prden, wine merehnnl..., E. D. Colville, late of Cbarlotte•street, place, piet ore-dealer E. Robinson, tangliourn Chambers, nierAsot J Woutteo,,Witilsor, teal-merchant 6. Britia#l3, Warren's-farm, Hereford 2. Hoyle, Plonntabitry, tailor J. Clement., the younger, 33ary.le-hrrne, carp, nter. J. Mather, !ems...street, wine.esertbsost ...... 3'. Ambrose, late of Waterloo-place, woollen draper R. Dee, Peckham, wheelwright W. H. !sync, Orteen.square, publisher 2. Porter, I.oodon, stationer • - 8. Hay, Ltswin•green, sarpeoter .. • R. Holmes, late of Tottetsham‘conrt-,oat, C. Grey, Oxford-street, horee•dealer .............. J. E Poona'', Lambeth, money-scrivener . W. Curling, Shudwell Hiels sire R Hobson, Nlsitliinse, haberdasher J. Marto*, Ratcliffe Highway. victualler........ DIVIDENDS J. Armstrong. North Will'UtiNTUSlgh, Nttrilliten K. grid, Bpitel6,Ws , silk.mantrfarilir•T ........... R Miller, Old Fish-street, bookealler J. Welts*. W. Abates, rind T. Paine, jun. of Sfood. street, loodou, sod of Coventry and Nuorulea,••••• 1,14.01 mariufnetentrs 1. sail It S. Crane, Stratford, ferrets/1,4a 8. T. Thompsoo, Canoon-street, boot-maker T. Err, late of it.c Strand. bnlit.intker M &sot, Carrara y, amid Wood.strert,silk•ne•onfaati 3 D. Rayner, 800. mast saber J. Hutto., Rath, c..inuel.winktu • J. Green, late of (Jafirril. sesta .. W Jobsous, Heyeridge, salt twationfacturer T. Co lbeek, Wesibutase,Snampaiser ......... ... In the afternoon 'net t the 16th, at Muth Duke of ItsGtiss wasintiiiiiiigi into hts eabrib, Tuiletir• the horse fell, and the Marsh a l cetera several severe contusions on the head. • ileci.letit, however, will nor he utt.iid e d , a. rious eintsciltlences.—(French Paper 1 The Eritituatea of the au seellaneous services th e present year have hems tortived riey lade Fur Works carrying on at the College of E.bübsarth . Etpense of building Millbank Penitentiary 11 1 ,000 Other Public Works and Repair 5.......... 401.000 tVoi bat Portpatris k Harb.iar 10,000 Portuguese Naval Clainsants ......... 35,1100 Extraordinary Expenses of Ilse Miot in the gold courage t .. For prosecutions relating to the col., of the kirgdowt 1'1.1821 For the expense of law charges that 1114 y hr incurred in 1822 For the tXpetlPell of the Aliew Office in 1822 3.1:.5 Fo; support of convicts at home ..... 81,363 Fur the epees. of the Milbank Proi.i-n- Dart, from 24th Joist, 1822, to the 244 Jnae, 1823 nflo National Vat cine Bow.street Office, Meloding horse amid fool patrol and oirer pollee Rills to be drawn front New ISroili 14 ales Certain OSeers and Expenses of the Court of Exchequer E•ienies ut Insolvent D. Wore Cunt ... • 8,640 Profr.aon in the Unircrairtes of Oxford and Cambridge Expenses of Houses of Lords sad Commute 1,1,065 Salaries sit Officers of the moo Furoiture and tistmg to said Housts 4,4011 . Ch/Tee - 10e prodiag Acts of Pa.liament foe 'be Iwo Houses, Sheriffs, Magiatr•try, Se. 17,010 For .else of American. 0... • Fee relief of Toulowrao and Guaira* Friar panto, Dutch Naval Ulficers,Si. Domitaitte Su Orrery to. ..... e ...a ......... 19.005 For maiutatuirig Criminal ',gnaws 3 016 Fur Protestant Distreutiog Miniaiers in &it _ lama, sled Nor Frew. lictug.e Cirrity t at.d Lail, PRICE: OF.STUCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Sun k... 448 t 49 S per Ct. N. Anti. 3 per Ct. Rtd.— • • 7dl I ("li loth 79 7811 India (f00d... 6o 3 per Ci. Cons 7$ 781 k j Ex. 31 per Ctut..... 89% go J 1 3 pr. I ry 3 4 per Cenic 97ii 94 97k 1 Ditto Small... tirotk L. Ann.... VII* I COOP. for Acc. On Itedoesday last, ie Brunswick squire, dm R. P. Wilts, E.sq. of a daughter. Ou Wedudsday, in l'urilamhp!ace, the Lady of Graham, Esq. N.P. of a (hi Sunday last, the Lady of Calved J. J. Coebrase, the 3d regiment of guards, ids sou. MARRIAGES. Oa !ha 13th instant, by ..ptci•l lireore, at the boom Distract-, Lady ROSAIIWfV, llublo., H. my Loyd, Eng. tleioy, county Tipp, rary„ to Harriet A tuella, youngest ter or the late Sir Jan Craven Cisr,bii, But. Ou Tavirday last, at Rueubano, Norfolk, h the Rev. Belies, the Mew. Philip Weed, M.A. to lis e atas Y. Its wan the adopted daughter of Owlet.: Admiral Lurd Nelaou. Yesterday, at St. George's assreb, Henarresquare, Gm, Laugtun, juts. Lsg. to bliss Cidlau a. A few days ago, at Gretna Greets, kr Clegg, trot Manchester, to Miss Dawson, 61111111h(Of ut the Dawson, linetimelensui, of that tows. The lady less weight 1116'10r/1i thoweand pounds. is arpero , three amassed of ilea, with the accumulated tug it up to about ten thousand, are at lice own dope is the lowest of the remainder till she lie tweety.oew, she will eager into psasessies of %Le whole. She eighteeo. There was a little rirry eclair anatanowing elopement. Miss Dawsou was in the habit at Esti female family acquaintance, Wheere the was regaled, 'eyed horn* in a imeltery coach. Mr. C!rgg toot-' about the visual lime, tuck her ep at the Wes drove out of town, tier absence was therefore veted fur some hours, and her destiaation o°4 111/ desable time, as the fogitivca had cam, d the liseloot man forward to Gretna Green, rottscpuntly there person to inform the lady's freed, of tier mote. " ties who at last reared Isere .more than Weir, hind the hems. DEATHS. At Drogheda, Leland, Liestenent Guy. fie cently lost his wife, sod it spot •r. d he alkai wf the loss, refusing ail sustenance fur twenty-ow e vioassly to his diatla- LAM week, Mrs. Hardy, aged 64, of the Turk's! Weymouth, alter a 114liorUI ilium. Mr. G. Lk/ discerned, ou it-menial; tLe cagiest. of Hies' large tubercular mass, ut a flashy canststeuce sat Agin, adhering M a part of the howl; which, ma nwved for a mute asiaateimpaaaloia,srss fused ter I ward* of eight Posed,' owl wowed in circleory inches. each a foreign mem has never been hewn in the human frame ii the pieties alio. oldest met Is even inetitioUed in the earliest inte,:le..l were. O. A. Ellis has seal the taistaar. together with a •u* of the ease, to as (roiliest hewer to Loarlua.--(lfee Journal.) Sails's! the Asia, Lindsay, fur Madras. - SCARROROUGH, IFFBRUARY 19. The Queen, Follett, from London fur Seseiderhnel was rase on bused ..f by a lon.led toe: on Sunday night Or Runs• wit It, whirl, carried away her howsprit, jlb-hooin, Ste.; great fears are entertained fur the safely of the usher weasel. r k ir d ed o t e he p F r a i L e glit o a r rt UtRWICtt, IFFIMUAIIir 20. s t lis p jorickerrio.aucl pack.! f ur asa— Lord Nelson packet fur Cuxhaven—all e;eth mails. . HIGH WATER AT *LONDON BRIDGE. r Hl setal., 1/1111111111ART at klutni mg 45 silot I. I Beguiling 4 after S. _..-. Put bark the oat ward-b3nekl. . . - soot t . . .^— ______ = Sailed Bon*qt,ererd.hound. •Ai 1 L .. ..*4 i Printed and PelrFeltra at THE BRITISH PI Arriv edmitimbaie tbe Hisird, wbititervarepbali THE GLOBE O th er, No. 117, b: 7 an d, b y C 4lrs Havre. • • I WELL, of the Simi!. . . ••. - , • . . • . , ' - • • - it aidie/gi f it - .t . 00 4/1144' ... .... 0 lil , ‘ s + 4 , i . 4 - OW: T.: tii__ .. ..xj .... _et•eir: . .P. d b14 .4 "11 4 - 4 1U- -- r- 71..filispi,sto ` ,sc ••• .: ~ t . 4.4..etabirie es eithi . vitylaitiretall Imo .;..... . .... • ...;.,- -‘• .. ip— • I 1.,... es .. ,t dines' . ,: .! wow, . . _ -., • T . •-' .t J•i.t.tit t iviit_th s t• • ' t`''Pllti 1•• luiero 416 e.• ~__ o „ , Am ri*,!!‘ beki &Lowe 0 which all' ". 1 ' 11 "1.1t, 4or ass sly- 'Wools* 111,4ipt, At * 1 swats .' ' " the ' * litiittaltildfiptlaii if the l Monistrr at Th r 4 4,.. e i.",,, a .1 1 6 clog sire t q low tod poseiday,' ~ • .10 ' t el , ille.• .Talkyraid, Mr. Howie, Alr. itosraona, ail. Mr. 1411 s, were Omni ••• boassalor to 111 W ti lo iotpoit'lif slat eailiosinifyis. -'- " "• -'' • ' ' '.1.1 • ''.. F ill f 11 11" 1 40 111 ** a Orme,* . - Praohocswiliremermiersosd. ' -it,* v , 0.. .„I1 rid ''.— '_.. " ~141: , t f,teira 'ltr ---- •••••" -- 7 -- • I .47 . .. - 'rriprV lit: 4 Asia 1 , us Afflic i fitZliNCO. winnaaftiffr o bt A IWA ~tikt. s §t)pilii An k ou , 10n......1 4 tSAILY ill. • ACCT eineli to knees from "'stand of Mi. 1 " 1 4 , :ewe "'' . • !!••:#4., „ma =on ilbr b•"4ll4voliiiikeNarlio, fnevcr 1 4, . B • 1 to•lnglin JuvrWillad •0R1 1 10004111 11 1% _ . ~.• .Iwthet-filiklitil "I)4' port of Liss , . . ' waltz, it. eitocitrolnk , " a 'ail' ••'• .4 . 11114, at / 1 1 0..b.‘",frejid Asir m i 4r ..ti,..., • iid 11. e. • 7llle.. es d i e l z i t t le a ls to ra'w e 'r INA tbit • *MONA illoW illirlidloratio4ii , plat•ci enough- = f ib= ~ to the Pla.atult, ussellw ril tfiw• , . • n. eta the shots of the province of Motor. At Bin. .Thairigeolitt3rheresti Mies So do • Ist tOliblogottie#lszitifloMilitheeilifo'llisve cottteadicted su ; r4 . l .b,,a. „,,... „,, T, smiii ,... 1 . t b e lo bo, too t "the rootTilf4hitakiaTikotiolit' had Wen victims to the tiwilorts'iteld um t• baitshof ',Watley • - •d u riiiwilig 20,43,st iis tilAktpfer * ,o(Vbs . ..atiolt.b or J.inuary, tag wreath. to • eitiarsor. - eissinton•••4 . Mead of MS. nested Titers, to rowers his oar. Mr. Thorp ap „Sod to IatiREIIIIIIRG. • . the trilainiftrouen of!11; - . Crocifunt (the Wending l a gig". till Ilse Paellas of Turkey Hum , „It g oo .. t o t ip. ,t odd. who • ' *hi • t' iiii the Nero fit 10 clay lima ,m i li en rei t irr) hum. whleh the W i e n :l:a huin for feat{ • lis' . troops which hive !well so tiled foil isppearaute, sad afterward% aaw:iii.,. irpg ~ teals bring &ritual. to he combined ford tbslobilfl str lift' Purf 4 rigoon nolti• Mr. CeollebleaC . eittiajoa temitteies whiele ere. to lairreh +gannet the f i r" N e bo il . ta l ii"di the l ''" 1 1 was o. ui r. 1; 4 ' 4 '1; 1 1 1 1 41 :4 r • •m ft, Jigsaws and Etnirti.; the rendezvous of those two tmito „ , " ;, e d ; 0 rna ,„., a i n 0 Y ,y;:tr,1:4,44 . 44 1 ;4 1 .,,t 'is g a p, •ary sizioies is iu Liming mud it Latinos. ~ pots, the Plinslifi r isompla dwt.Tiar*'iCilitilltfias id 1,0 aut• Fresh cortia•iif 'mope arc to set out from Acia for 1i..., but 64J if jot -101141iyaos the wags at Kaishti: .;.ropersusturslisiuly vflan it shall tot .oweersained bridge before if ittis.disthettrW'iliht obi liwese was, In pots/. -811 s& tie oar Irak the Pegamiaemadadall. ~.,. .tar 1 . 1 11 080 4' 414 e ur rusedritaVOlMMelsre 11 • • ree4e* tins I f the hoof, a. lams (is the upionit• of the .testperrfr —... " --- . 4 " . — ....." iliTeeon of the life 'umiak_ slum rosined Merl from imam_. . , • A s i s t ;B;44 .*i,l 3l 4. Lissiecossitarteevol Anew* watt, 11.1 4 00 1 4 rig"gebill MI Roll- ed be the woos of .6o sionike Wows 1814 sod 18111 1 whop shit oiarrisp was commosisole4 w the But (his fashor),lis a:pressed great isolispriossti mod that is had boss lIIPM I I I I4OIII grisliest his koossisdosise ssossos. Ths patsies, oppostod. Isere sierricd at she hoops .r a 11111% FraUbliw, *the Hampsteed.foini sod tot itoty-lived sod cohabited • CYlarrf urns, in. If. •••• a II and. •• • • a IP •• • • a it •• 3 ty Pr.... 3 1 •• •••• 3 It 'Per 3 n le.. 2 i ••• . I wan. •••• II •• • • 2 to •• • 9 I •• • 9 It •• • • I 11 •• • • I 10 . ..... II . ..... It ..... Is Wow'. tea, rib. ....... 10 ....... It ...... It ...... I racism I ....... 11 ....... I! ...... I ...... 1 ......11 b▪ briolet at !orbital re- rad. 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