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f f succeeded in maintaining a *hew of tranquillity in the streets of the capital on Thursday evening, hut the churches of the Missionaries were still disturbed during the performance of the religious ceremonies. The students in the Rnyal College of Milberg seem to be intimated by ■ spirit similar to that of the students in the Academy of Paris. There have been tome disturbances and some airtats. The Five per Cents. were on Thursday es f. 70 C. Bank Stock 1,580 f. r 5 C.. Dutch and Flanders mails have arrived, w►tit papers to the ISO instant. Instruction* have heel, received by the gendarmerie on the French frontier for the invest of General Deimos and his adherents. The church of Slype, between Ottend Neuport, was lately struck by lightning. ..A letter from Grooingess states, Out the steeple of St. Martin's heihieffered froth a like UCCitleut. •* tr . We have reieleed Madrid Papers to the s'h iron. The agitation which lately prevailed in that capital appears to have subsided, and the 4orten pursues its labours with order and tranquillity. We have received Papers from the South of leek.; • land to the 11th Mita,* and the Dublin l'apeei of Saturday. The former contain a report of the cautioned trials before the Special Ccamasimirmaio -, ose counties of Cock and Linstrickso**2l3' 4( the White Boys does net appear g a check from the ausararas convictit gat kat *kap place. The Cialiita in On north** 11art rff 'l 4 l Ord' country afford little business. On the . Vest Circuit Judge FLETCSIRR went direct from pidgin 'to Cavan, ousittiug Longford, there being so civil business so require his attendance in that town. ...wwwwworismissostm=ma- -- - ,- . THE Putt Dl.—The market was all gaiety Jester- dim morning ; Consols were 79a1 for money. and nt 80 fur April ; Fie* per Cent. Navy 10311. Foreign Stocks were also much better. Old Stasis!. New ditto 1 4 1: Danish Prosaism oiti 91 On the whole the appearance of the samrket was good and looking steadily and firmly upwards. At the dose of the day Consols for money were 791 80, mid for the April account 80a. It is said itutt her Royal Hightiers Kunz- Cistern's et Names, sister of the Doering of Burr. will shortly be married to the Doke of Boultactx. The Princess was born in 1806. (Privie4 Paper.) /ty letters from Calcutta, dated the 17th Octo• bee,' we Learn that Mr. CRAWFORD, the author of the work on the Indian Archipelago, was shout to he employed by the Marquis of H•sirrocis on a otiesion of • very importaut stature, as regards the commercial interests of this country. Its ob ject is to explore the coasts of Siam and Cochin Chine, to ascertain accurately the productions of cosh twhabited district, and the species of produce from ether countries. which they are likely to con sume and receive is. exchange for their °woo. A vessel hiss been expressly prepared for this purpnii, mid Mr. CRAwFURD, at whose whole•sole sug, gestion it has been undertaken, has been furnish ed-oith full powers and facilities for its execution. It was his intention, in the first instance, to proceea to the settlement at Sincapore, to oinuin the infer. motion which the connnunication with the surround. - ing 'countries and islands rendered easily attainabla there. Mr. CRAWFORD wits to depart with the toast delay' possible. Yesterday a Deputation of the Livery waited on the LORD MAYOR with a Requisition, most nuttier ously and respectably signed, for a Common 11411, to take into consideration the present distressed situation of the country, and the best means of promoting Parliamentsry Reform. as the only cer tain means of redress. His Lordship received the Gentlemen with great politeness, inquired the day that we'll,' be most agreeable to them, and imme diately acceded to their wishes, by appointing Thursday week for the Common Hull. It is said that the suggestion of imposing a heavy rimy on tallow, and other articles from Russia, in place of the duty on soap ot:d candles, has not met wills much encouragement from the Board of Trade, the President of which is said to have declared to a depotation of merchant., that so far from imposing any new restriction* ou trade, it was the wish of the Board, if possible, to remove those which existed. Dias:.-..A swain lash place elate yesterday morning in • field at Restos rear Houssinw, between F. It. PA. and Caputo i G —10•-••11% The misunderstanding arose on ttamstebsy sighs, sed•the'estose originated regretting Mrs. W—y, hue she cher d gore of s..Nobk Lard. 111.. M. was wounded is the hip in the second Rev, but not dauguresslY, as the WI did sot lodge. Miss Wasting has entered into an engugetnent of the Limerick theatre. She will make her first appearance in the character of hosetta. The vocal preparations made by Mr. T. Coots for the entertainment of the company at the op• preaching dicier at Freemasons' Hall, for the Drury- Isoo Theatrical Feed, next Wednesday, are Raid to inelede the surfeit'', os each occasions, a/ unutterable Fcni4lir talent of eminence, sod the aid of NtatoLsoi, the celebrated and astosistiiag flute player. More Success et HAZARD'S.—Agoia ! HAZARD and Co. here mid a 20,000/. in Shares ! No. 7,839, draws last Thursday.. HAZASLD and Co. also Sold in Shares 2411. 427, draws a Prise of 20,0001. oa the First Day of the Waal Lottery, sad several other Capital Prises.—The Neal Dego/ Dreratag will be TRORsOAYORIR MAaety wbea the First.drawn Prise will be entitled to 20.0001. ! H•sailio mid Co's Old•cstablislied Offices, Royal F:arbance aide • 2E, Carshill sad 324, Oxford-street, Corner of Swallow-street. afternoon, between three mod four woman engaged in cleaning the u. Bedford-square, ►lipped her rwieipttaied into the o►es. and killed ituatsother melancholy instance of pentium:lT female ma to instead of employing men whom familiar to the task. y Yesterday slier( (o'clock, a young wuseluas of No. 44 held, ■ud was Inca on the spas. This of the suipropriely preform such duty, habit has rendered ' 1 - ;... • 7 ,—. ..... ‘ ql. \ A\ v • ~ . %... . ~. ' # 1 c .... / . .., ...... ~...„. N.., V. 0 , ' ••-, '‘ll . „,.... .1, _-- - - PASHIONADLII PARTIR& The Earl soil Conntrva of Mo►ley eattertained another dis tingooloul pasty yestrrilay, at Kent House, Knightsbridge. Tke M•rgnis soil M•rehioness of Camden eatertairod Earl Whitworth, ihr Duchess of Dorset, •nd a large party of all tingunbed personage*, on &tansy, at their bootie i■ Arliog too-so rect. . The Doke of Montrose he. Word resits of Invitation foe on eitteriasuinent on the filth tosiont, at his Wass is Gros. rrnur•square. .Dwed Stowell has issued cards of invitation fo► • dia. tingutsbed party on Itlotodsy melt, at his house in Graftou str•N. Dconagrvi.ady Near, entertains. a select party or fashiaa ablelyestetday ever at hex hare a Albeanaticatseet. evesing FASMONABLI NOIIMINTIL 1 The Duke of Devonailre is expected to Mum to Chiswick this ermine from the Pavilion, The Dike uf Bedford aad the Ilea. Miss Russell have left tows for Wouburn Abbey. The Marquis of %KO arrived yesterday at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, frees Paris. The Macebioocas ■ad fa mily Telesis there. Eaet trees has arrival at his house In Grammor.place frees Millirem, Hate Palk, Newmarket. The Countess of Dysart has left tow■ for her seat, Ham House, flemyy- The Earl of Laarlerdale and Mi sere (the Hon. C.nionel James Maitland) have arrived at Warne'', Hotel, Regent. street, from his Leedahipe teat to Stoilaud. Viscomet Alt has left tows foe his seat, Wiados Hall, Yeeka►ire. , 4 11 . 1 / Lady Asses lam arrived at 'her house in Lowey Brook street, from her seat its Derbyshire. teed and Lady Armorial have left their seat, Wa►done Castle, Wass, for Bath. IV. Egerton, Esq M.P. left town yeatemiap M. his seal, Tattoo Park, Cheshire. R. W. Newels's, Esq. M.P. left Greitha's Hotel, Alb.- anarle-streel, yesterday, for bit mat in Devonshire. Mr. and Lady Ann Coke and Viscousness Bury left tows yesterday ntornieg Lev Windom, Norfolk. Arrivals at blivares Hoist, Lower amok-street :--1 4 1 Prince jAdsra from Newmarket, La Chevalier (Wardell, hem Paris, she Hon. H. Herbert from Oxford, and J. Franks, Esq. from Paris. Departures t—The Earl mil ()minim C'mtheart for their seat, BenAeld Park i and the Earl of Emmert h► Paris. DRURY-LAN E THKATRF. • 1" The Man of the. II was revived at this theatre last night. The difficulty of finding an adequate representative of the leading character, Sir Pertinar Maesyeopharst, has rendered this comedy a stranger to the stage, to a constant place on which it is well entitled by its merits. In modern times the lute Mr. Coosa was the only actor who shone forth a worthy rival of MACKLIN, the original Sir Pertinaz Maesyro phew, and author of the piece. A Mr. Meer, from the American stage, played it a few years since en the London boarde, but with indifferent effect. It is not, fur every RUM to bend the bow of ULYSSES. Mr. KEAN attempted it lust night, end withauccess. The colours in which the character of Sir Pertinar INV, drawn, however true the original may have been. bmiefaded away in the rays of a better sun, Ind there fore the manorial hits have lost much of their force, but the political allusions are as opposite, and tell as well as on the first day. All the good points Made in exposing political corruption, with winch the piece abounds, are perhaps more striking, and *time nearer to our business and our bosoms than in the first moments of their production. However, therefore, the moral state of society may have improved, political depravity has become more inveterate. Mr. K EAN's best scrue was that in ,which he relates to his son Egerton the manner in which he rose in the world. The tone of satisfac tion with which lie narrated his meanness and avarice, displayed at once the pride he felt in the absence of every honourable sentiment, and his anxiety to encourage his son to fullow his esample. The scenes in which the latter, by refusing to marry Lady Rodolphe Lessehercourt, mars these expects lions, border something upon th- premises of the tra gic muse. Here are to be encountered the workings of a father disappointed in his ruling passionr—snoc , dinate avarice and pruhi Mon, for the aggrandisement of himself and his family. Some kindred passages in the characters of Shylock and Sir Giles Overreach, so admirably given by Mr. KEAN, bespoke a corre sponding excellence io this part of the character: it displayed great forceand expression, and was received with great applause. For Sir Pertinar Macsyco phant to appear without a Scotch accent, would bees preposteruns as for Sir Lucius (PTrigger to pre seat himself without so Irish brogue. Mr. KEAN had evideutly taken pains to prepare himself in that respect, but he was not perfect. Not only words, hot whole senteuces were pronounced in a purely English accent. This was a drawback on the effect of his performance, but it Will &crease with practice. The defect was rendered more obvious by the admirable performsoce of Miss S. Boorti, in Lady kodolpha Lambercowri. It was Poll of life and spirit, arid her pronunciation 'se uniformly and purely Saudi, no stranger would suppose she was born on this side of the Tweed. It la, perhaps, a character as perfectly and effectively sustained as any upon the stage. Miss BooTH looked very well, and appeared in high spirits. The fine declamatory voice and impressive manner of Mr. Commit give fall effect to the sententious character of Egerton, as did his manly and open countenance to the expression of the liberal feeling and generous spirit of that uoble-minded young MO. Mrs. ORORR displayed appropriate archness and noirefe, without grossness, in Betty Hint ; and Mr. GATT'S made a very capital Lord Lsenrberroart. lu toastaatia we look for nothing but a pretty, in teresting, modest young lady, and that W a cha racter that always becomes Mesa SMITIASON. The entre of Mr. KEAN was greeted with loud acclama tions from every part of the house, sod the same were repeated on his exit. When the ennui's dropped, Mr. COOPER came forward to announce the play for repetition, but high as lie stood in the favour of the audience during the re presentation, they would not bear him. Cries of Keen ! Kean !" succeeded, arid after a lapse of some time he came forward, amidst thunders of applause, to obey the call. The house displayed a full and elegant audience. The dress circle was bnlltautsad faslitemiable. .I'l TIIE TURF. . BATTING ROOllll-.4OIIDAY, 3fAlcB Is. 61 •I m. Na ,•. Dsarr. 4to rtit 'Awe: 13 to 1 agar ',seascape I to 1 opt Motel 'le so I eget Mystic 7 is 1 sent Whalebone 18 to 1 apt Stamford. 13 to 1 eget Midsummer Coosiderahle sass were takes about Muley. OARS. 5 is 1 apt Pastille J 7 to 1 apt Rosalie& LADY STEWART, i Hee l'Adyship was nearly tweetieg with a serious arciolmet on Sunday. Her Ladyship took an airing is her carriage, sad went to Battersea-bowie, to p• 7 a visit to Lady S . C. " , (Lord Stewart's sister.) After alighttag from her carriage, and going up the steps to the hall, her Ladyship slipped and eat her nose and lip, sad was so much frightened that she fainted away. Great apprehension was entertained fur her safety, her Ladyship being very near her secoechment. We are happy to add that her Ladyship was as well as could be ex peeled yesterday, mid has sot eeceired any other injury than whet hes been stated. A. express was immediately wet Of W his Lordship at the Petition, Bripitoo, sad be arrived ia tows yetterday marinas/ at half-past six. TO THE EDITOR. Stn—My attention was directed the other day to • perm graph that appeared in your Paper of Ilse 4th instant, stating that a petition had bets set down fur hearime before the Lorri Climatellor, to restrain a Barrister at the Chaseery Bar f. um appearing as an ,advramate for a bankrupt, upon whose ramie a creditor claimed to prove a large debt, whets lie had not col) bees previously retained fur suck creditor, but had advised on a csso with a statemeat of facts—bad attended twelve dfferent ineetiags of that Cissomniaaiosers wf Bankropt on the creditor's behalf--aad afterwards, notwitistamliag this, bed attended • thirteenth meeting on lishetif• of The bankrupt, aad there attempted to rescind all that bad beta done at the former Meetings. Heavy losses Sir, in trade; and • dearly-bought sxperi. mice, have taught ass the prudence and advantage of eaer defog notion mad foresight; and, from the uncertainty of Inane species of commerce, I Lave bred led juts extensive dealings with persons Mace become bankrupts, whose debts It will be advisable to prove under a commission. It is the fashion, Sir, in this as well as other constant law, to employ counsel professionally; and as every body con. ceiros hie owe rase to be of the greatest moment, a man naturally tribes to retain to his owe service the aid of those whose mktNs, learning, and parllcalar line of practice, most oopecially induce the Moir and prospect of success. But, Sir, a strict regard for that mutual and inviolable trust sad Iniinionee which ever Most and olglst to exist between an inditidoal and his !egad adviser, is quite as necessary and feliisrmsaM• • qualiliniien as that of learning and ability. I have reason to fear that it will fall to my lot to enter this Cored in the capacity of a suitor (I can only hope s M • bankrupt), and as it •ppears that it will be ueermary Gad Advisable that I sheold employ the aid of Counsel on soy such occasion, I tate the liberty of troubling you to Merit this, with the hope that it may induce your corre spondent publicly to Inform, not only myself, but many 4111110 a in my situation, and with my feelings, ost what day indigensitios is likely Itt be beard. This I ask, because lam bra by an irresistible desire to attend the Court of Chancery illaSiet day, la order that I may be an ear-whom of doe bets resat must then be disclosed (which, to confirm the eharges is the Pelltiess, must be of a nature that see could hardly believe s exist), but by thus info, ming myselfof the mime of the Barrister against whom such conduct is Susi. rusted, I may be au/141,41y pot on my guard (if proved) armies* ever 'Mowing him to bepinfesslonally employed in UM service of 'Your obeditit Servant, • A TRADESMAN. A !ARMING EIRE. On Saturday night the neighbourhood of Whiney. Sort*. was in alarm from • destructive fire at Whatley Hat abuts twelve o'clock, the seat of Stephea Howard Loft, Esq. The flames were first dimoveted in. the magma win; by the driver of a I..utoe post-chaise, who gave OK •trim. Before the necessary as si ss mace could be procured the boom was un fire in every part, and in Ins than two ►oars it was • heap of ruins. There were Iwo maid servant•, a wise pigeon!, and two of the junior part of t►e family in the house. The females slept over that part of the house first or fire, and they narrowly escaped seriously injured, use by breaking a leg in escaping on to an udjuisi•g and another was much buret. A good library is lost with the whole of the furniture. It is unkuowu bow the fire be pat, hat it is conjectured that the kitchen chimney was foot AGRICULTURAL cosmirrE R. • We have been gives to understand that the Agrieultorsl OMNlliter, after voting resolutions embracing the regula tions In be substitoted for those in the present Curs Bill, sonsylor from feeling themselves it ease to the subject when tbop tart next day. First one member and then tougher began to slate, that on farther coosideration of the smatter, ho had his doubts whether their situation would be at all ha pasmoil by these reruistions. One subject teemed to many imetwkors to present great difficulty, namely, the disposal of liallovelen grain now in the country, imported on the faith • rettisment that it should be allowed to be taken out of the warehouses whets the average reached Sffs. The im porters have already aeotained a heavy loss by the impeti•en, smut its the currency, which has ie.reality raised ronsilki ably the value of the average. The Amite is the manlier of taking the average was also generally allowed to have the effect of raising it considerably ; bat to tax it on the prin . ciplo of the proposed regolatious would be to commit the *ea of iajustice. That, however, was what was proposed by Lord Loudonderry. The proposal was anginal,' objected to by several Mem bers; and it is bet jurticals the country Gentlemen is the C.wainuttee to say, that they geomally set their fares armlet it. .11 was roatewded by Lord Londonderry, that the hoods of Parliament were sot tied up hoot subjecting lbw as well as say other subject to fresh a egoist ions, and ha *Sweated the propriety of ronsultiag the Attorney and Solieitor.Geoms. ral OM it. The power of Parlisineut, however ' and the juts. vice of the messwre, are very distinct things. am Lordship was told, that if it were wished to bud a loop-hole for esesp lag front their obligation, tie Attorney and lialieitoe-Geseraf might be consulted ; hut if they winked to lwgoverned by the principles of honour and good faitk, their euurse was ex tremely suit they regraired nn Attorney or Solicitor- General to tell ahem that the eapiialia who imported and warehoused ioreige core, after the passing of an Act allemeng it to be thrown iota the market whan the average ticeerdetl 80s. was entitled, in so far as that grain was cemented, to the protection of Parliament. Lord Landondirry slid nut, however, seem to acquiesce in this view, though it was gene rally *hared by the Committee. The Committee are sow as much nut at sea as ever with reaped to the subjects before them; sod (rum what we can boar, it would nut surprise us if Illey separated without fatt ing able to agree as to any waviest metier?. Smoothing the state of the mollify imperiously demands. It is out, however, by seetwasig tw theirecrwer the monopoly of the house market by the naps' of high duties on fo reign produce, that the rearatry is to be saved. Yet day alter day pamphlet. issue from themes*, strenuously recom mending buds a monopoly. liYa hare already more then once enlarged un the soischievone effects which it is calcu lated to produce. Oar limits will Nut allow us le enter un the o ishieet at F resno s bet as it is of parsumeal importanto. we shall take the brat opporiouity of retuaslig to it.— Etantwo Paper.) . The remains of the tinfortunate Mrs. DONATTY were interred yesterdsy morning in the church-yard of St. Andrew's, Holbort,. They were attended to the irrim. by a number of her relatives. including DolD and C,IIIMLI.I INIKArry. The ranee of people. sisambled on the occasion wet " • ~~ -1 CORON AR'S INQUEST. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. Yesterday, at one o'clock, a Comaser's loomed was held at the General Abererosihy poblieliosse, is Friar-street, Blarkfriararoad, before Tbomas Skeane, F.aq. Coeirser for Loudon aud Southwark, as the body of John Morgan, who was usfortueasely killed on Friday last by the sodden ex pluaiqs of a gasometer task. ThiJury amounted to filters very respectable inhabitants, oho, after beisg sworn, took a *My of did body, mid thru proceeded to inspect the premises where the seeidest hap pened, which oasis a most mimeos ameditios. On their return to the Jury-room, time fallowing evidence was addend. Themes bless, erne of the workmen, was the Aral witoess examined. He deposed, that when at home be resides in Peer Tree-Isue; Dudley was I smith by trade, and So he ell. play of Messrs. Glambrook sad Cs. iroamesasteirs, neer Moors bridge. Witness sod the deceased were wet op to tura for the purpose of potting the wilts together, shoot Ms illiststia . since; some part of the lime they weir ealtplaged al she Westminster and Norion.fatgate Gas Compasses. The is the South London Gas Compary, situated is WeNisigtoo street. A crack having appeared is she plate of the task, slimes, sad deceased were ordered to mead it. There was a crack is it White, which had bees repaired with • wersaght iron patch; bet she crack reseeding higher, a larger patch was procured, and they took she °llium off, masked it with the new, to fasten the screws in the right places. Af ter plarieg the patch to the lank, they secured it with • prop against the wall, which held it water.sight. Witsurs and She deceased thee proceeded to drill the rensaloder of the holes, whets, on Fettle, the seventh pin In, the hoop gave way,. burst, and isetaatly dropped calf. Witness said to the deceased, are away, it will burst, sad ran from It a short distaste; when be and deceased roused wale in order to peewee the hoop, and es reschiag the task the de ceased ,etirobed op the side foe the porpoise of tbrowleg some Art sato god prevent the wale sßowing, obeli he (sir. nem) again requested him to some away, olserlieg It wiN sorely bunt. Witaese,,xt the meanest was moophvg to poll sway the hoop, when the tank bassi, sod he was carried a - destitute "Whom lb to 18 yard•by tie Urania self she water. On recovering himself he looked after deceased, sod tread him among some timber about 30 yards dimasce; be was Not then dead, bat ineessilale, and bled profusely from the ears ; he died use after he was brought late the General Aber cromby. The diameter of the task wee 43 feet B ladies, and 18 feet in height's it contained 17 feet Il inches of wa ter. This was the largest that has bees made. Witwews could not positively say what caused the accident; it might he occairioued by the pressure of the water that caused the plate to crack and the hoop to burst. Mr. Robert Moore, of Nelms-square, one of the Directors of the Gas Company, being swore, a Juryman requested to Isibow the quantity of water the task emitaisied. Mr. Munro said, the weigh) of water was about 754 tons, god the iron-work plates of the lank were ablest three-goar r gees of an inch is thickness. The work was done by matract, mid the materiels came from the irousesters, who wen con sidered quite selNeiest „iodate to procure such plates as waratil bear the heavy weight, they having made as tees than Mimeo wittiest an emblem ever occurring. It was au re. 'visite to make all the plates of one site; the.. at the bet fm are the 'strongest, as there the principal propeare of water rests. The terms of the coeditors were to make the tasks strong and At for service, or else the CIMMIII4 was weid. The damage sustaiard Is little short of 1,08 1 01. wileh will be • loss to she eosoreetou. A Juryman observed, as the , report bad gene abreast that it M 3/ the gas which had exploded, he wished to sok Mrs 110/10 if that was the case? Mr. Moats said, there had not bees any gee whatever la it, wither was there any in the gasometer. The accisleal wit owing entirely to the menus of water. Mr. Edward Erma, eargeon,of Great Ssifolk-street, said he was mot for to 'bead ore Ikeda:eased, and on Mu mitred found him bleeding from the sue and ear ; be was in • dying slate • be examined him, sod observed me esteems l marks of vi olence, bet from the bl ediag at the nose sos;1 ear, he consideve ' d he death wan uccasioaed by She rapture of a blood vessel on the brain. The Coroner thee charged 'be Jury, who aster • few vai notes reteraed &verdict et Ae rides's! Deans. Mr. Hoard, said, the two childrea who bad bees taken is the hospital ware likely to do suit, mid that the Company bad ordered every caromed allastioa to be podia is 31/8111. BUCKS LENT ASSIZES. AYLESBURY. J. t sptefford and J. Deeley were indicted for a highway robbery. Deeley pleaded gaiity, bat Spofford chose to take his trial. Wm. Head,. short and rather feeble-looking men, stated himself to be a dealer in fruit, living at Sear green. On the r`ath of September, the sale being rather dull, it was twelve o'clock before lie could dispose of his whole load of damescenes and leave Covent-garden market to (return home, con sequently it was midnight before he reached Chal font St. Peters. He rode in his cart, and at he was passing by Welder's Farm, being then in a doze, he received suddenly a blow on his bead, He rose up, and saw Deeley at his horse's head. backing the cart not of the road. Spofford struck him violently several times, and knocked him out of the cart under the horse's heels. Ile theft gave the horse a blow, and started him towards home, where he arrived without his master. After further violence, witness said to them, " If you want toy money take hi, but don't murder me." He saw ,Spufford aiming again at his head with his stick (which was as thick as his wrist), said to save him self he put op his arm, which received the blow, !and was brokeu in two places. Deeley then turned him round, as he lay incapable of motion. while Spofford rifled his pocket. .of all his roomy, amounting to about 41. He then knelt over las face to ascertain if he breathed, and they after wards left him. The poor man, after recovering a moved towards home. He rested for home time against a gate to gain further strength, few iog that they might return to him. He got to Ins oats itoose, where he was laid up for 15 ur 16 weeks, from the dreadfal injuries lie had received oa eau head, his arm, and other ',arts of his body. The witness, in his cross-examination. said, it was a'star-light eight. He had known the Prisoners airier they were children; they lived in the same village us he' did. He hoped his Lordship would not punish them very severely ; he could forgive them. Mr. Atilt, the constable, proved that on receiving information from the above witness, the Heat day the Prisoners were apprehended at Beaconsfield. Only 3s. Gd. were found upon them. The Jury immediately returned a verdict of (.41//9. The JUDet—" Prisoners, you must expect ran mercy on this side the grave."—Both sentenced to• death. NAPAL INTELLIGENCE. roaremouvu, warn 11 Arrived yesterrlay the Hough Lani; aad Adria*, Hue: , from the Dowse. Arrived to-day hem the DOW , II , the Frederick, li.ara Blacken, Beeson; Not V. tom Hearn , fei j NLin, Straoack, for Grreada Fortitude I.c:teased, M.smilog, (o f St. Kitt's; Habash, tt tweier, for Beryl; avol B,.gs, fur Cads; a:so an owed she Elias, Hoot, Batavia and the Cape uf Good Hope. PLyworru, aukcb lb, Arrival the Sally, St.-phepo, Corn Si. Webs* N rf Yorq(rueNcacumbe tor Sr. M whs. ; •edTbanas and LI becca, Leablaaa, tam Km' fur Fryfaeir•. Put back She Saameraviiivire (or Jnaleie•. S‘iletlitse Uudereaniiic, bijes, fur Middlebuq; bed Pr.. 'catmint, Bruwu, fur Liste.n. DARTMOVTII. "AIM 16. Arrived the Pyriaboo, Richard., hum Ceuta,' for London, wi lb luso of g.ff. FALIO•111711, MARCH M. Arrived yesterday the Mont at 'nth a sail haat Jimmies—sailed ihe B.h uti.: Bainsure, ditto, trills nails &imam Mediterrattraa—mined Gdaallar the Ist last.; Royal Char lone Hay, Irma Hal/ fir Oporto; mid St. Mary's, Bariou:fi Latodutb 1101ITII 1 1111BLIell, ■aacsi 16. Arrived the Ctn.-leaders, F.outrottile, from Dieppe: .tis agoiust the pirr ill conduit uut of D►eppe, wh4cls stale her leaky, sod she has put in trrte r.svroroor., "'ARCO 14 Arvind the Heiner, Grathths,[ruos Jamaica th, Ihe 17tb lsousey, off Cape Antonio, was boarded and plooderea hi piratical .eltuutier ; they cot and abused the Mallet ■l)d !fete, slum they fore( ti (11)511 the fore ►ate►; they robbed the vessel of 60 doubhautte, 400 dollars, poet of t► e cargo. sad materials to the assurat of 1,6.00 l sad th►eatesolt o hum the vessel and mat der the crew, bui isk them Bass hasetteas ship lisavipg to stglit. _ *SAL, AMUR' 17. Arrived yeeterclor awl soiled for the River the Netts% Col. liar, AVM Savonoab ; Ten4e►de. s Leedom% from Lesbos; sod Cobai►t, from Sterilises for Amsterdsio. MA ItIC CORN EXCHANGS, MONDAY. Mancill. Owing to adverts, wind., we have had !wiry few •isi,,is from the coast, hut there was • good 'apply or Whew it Mud carriage from Brut and Essex, besides a suieralde quantity which remised eve► *um lest week. Surliest samples obtained lasi Moodie prices, het the r e as , ri n k demand fur the inferior qsaliiies. The price of floor I. re duced ss. per sack. Fine malting Barley, ►eiag seams mad in drained, is fell Is. per quarter dearer, sad titre was pain more derseisd for the ordinary aorta for grinding. Oats said on fell so pod tense as This day aelosight, havint bad bat moderate areerls. la Beam and Pease their is re alierafise. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kent &Essex 30. 56. Grey Pease Us Us *off.lk. - ... 30. 55s Small Reams ..... 24. .--- Norfolk .... 411. 411. Zeit dittos ... ••• 194 21s Rye 2os Us (bass, rotata. 23. Wes narley l7. tfis Peanut Oats ltts IMalt 44. 50. Ferd Ont. White Pease 24s 211. Rune, per sack ....Us 50. Roden 27. 29s Rape Seed, pee 1ant..341 341 IMPORTATION** LAST English Whelks, 0,327; Barley, 2,5049; Mull, 1,447; o.os, 9,210; Rye, Si; Bean% 2,039; Pare. 1,11117.-9a4. fish now, 6,024 sack*. PRICE OP SREAD. The highest peke of the best Wheaten Brew, tbruseissits the •etropolis, is stated by the principal Warns is is llF•e.prnre Halfpreny the Quarters Lo•f r ot SlisSess, •ai • h■lf. GUILDFORD, MARCH 16. Wheat, per load ..... „, , 01 Os I♦ 17/ is OW ditto • 0/ Os to 01 U. Italy, per quer ler O/ IS. ais It S. Barley, gorr quarter N 1410 to 1/ ISe4l l lO. per quarter ll Is so II 100 Grey Pease, per quarter it/ 01 Is 11 711 Rye, per painter ..... OS AI ito St 0b 1 SSTITHPILLD MARKET, Lifistvwf, afrotto ft There Alas a great gonstity of ornate ot market this Imo ins of slllescri tot was, sad prime twastwolitsioed last MIPS. day.. prices with dilricolly. The priers of all oilier defer"- tiusis of cattle are luwer. There is ow alserstissi lithe pets of llsy, Sims, and Cluvir, from last gootasioo. Tbs lot lowing is a correct sutra's oA of pikes awl socobers:— To oink the offal per stows isd Stk. aref....ts, 4.1. to 3s. &I lied of Conk this days lbliostisto..Ss. 41 to 3.. Sit. Beasts _.. Ugh 11ea1....3a Od. to bs. Oil. Sheep Pork ...2s. •I to iits. Od. Catena tal) Lamb...Oa Oil. to Os. 0.1. I Pits ......• • • N EINGATX AND LEA DEN /I ALL Ai A (By the Coreost) Beef .... Se Od to 31 34 Veal .... % ea to 51 04 24 4d to 3s s)d I Paelt .... to 44 to 40 4.1 PRICES OF RAY AND STRAW. ST. DAN Sill. warraraaira... Hay 3/ as 01 10 41 44 01 Hay 31 Oa as to 4/ 44 ea ISva 1/b• Who 1117. 04 I Clever.. 4111.410 tn3f O - 0$ Clown 34 10S 01 le 4110 s 041181r/10/.. 1/ Sis tkl tio 1116 s •J PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. 'Kw Poet CT.. New 119‘. Root ....31 Os to 0/ Os Kest V 184 to 4/ Symms ..V hes to 31 10s selnell 0 , to 3 , Ewes— .21 ISa to 41 4s Easra .... 11 los to 41 Irs Farnham, Gus,. 61. to 101.6s.—Seconds, 4/. 04 to 7/. is PRICE OF POTATOES, from Illitaciill to M Astir 16. Claebec Slaws mid thoubles, heis.... 404 to his. pa tat. Champions from, .. . Mks to 70i. Mash Quebec* %DJ Simon, twat ..... 7 0 6. 1 " wo i I Alma% Chastrious, fro. Ofts. to NU. rieJ Potatoes, &tan Yookoloire Moog* 10 Scotch Potshots, 1400 . ' HMV; Or . ALLOW. SOAP, ke. per little Teton Tattoile dte. 11.1 --, Oft Yellow Swap P4t Yellow !limit, 5.1. Od —, 0.1 Mottled . PM I .Wlsite ititto...sos Od —.4. Od Card I I.llsisp ilitto. i .,_ 41s 0.1 —s Od Graves i•l. 4$ Mrltioe Stuff 40.. 01 —:Od Good Dregs 7. Os Ditto r0ne1i.,306 0.1 —s DJ PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Prier a Conedlea, per dozen, 9% 6d—Mon Ids, Ile 01. Od. pie J•ses elloweci for reedy money. MICE OF RAW FAT, per done of 8111 nice by Tallow (a. elated 67 Ike Tallow Metier►) 2.. 91.1. RAW HIDES. Bess Heifers &SIM', per st. Ordinary.. 2. INI to 14 44 2. 1114 to 3a 41.1 Market Calf.. each lot fl4l !K:ictrilioo 24 6.1 iti 4 .!, 6.1 Eng. Horse 0: 0.1 to 0 141 COAL MARKET, Waite', Is. Ships at Multi. bit ipa MU. Price. :331 Neweasole... ..... IS Nusitlerlood , • BIRTH. ilistorsby laid. She 10 7 1; isbuis•• •• Upptsr Gower.strtei. IlAhly of Lielsiessut-C•hosel tor assa les Dumf., or • 04.0 Kt. PRICE Of STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct.Cool.79lP i l k i 80 Ez. Bills, • 5 per CI. N. 4u... 1021 56 3 pr. HIGH WATER AT moon 1111lIDGE Tall DAY. 1034 Ditto smell 7 5 re. ' :Doming 1.8 after 10. I Dimilig 341 Ow 11. bulls Demk*.. 53 54 pr. Cons. for Ac 791 80 • , and booth Se n Sisk eel 791 .irrisfe.i Ana 1 ohl gird 111 11111T1511 1 1, 1111 511 *DE GLOM; other. No. 1131 SipmeA, h C. coax- LMO Ticked g4l. is.. W ELL, of Ow .. ~"_ "..=t~a•:~~ R " . L~T,-..7' „r -.rye Mil NM t