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t . it : 1 • I r, 1 I I ,* =iamiliimmais legir.." * l. ;II Ki P • AOS. 1.4 14 4 41 - `OV•T • 6' L00..'. , SiTORDAY, Jugs t/.. • • lit E QUEEN. The meeting of tile Secret Committee appointed by the House of Lords to examine the !rapers refer. rril to the House 'with the Klan% Message. was ~gin postponed yesterday evening until Timidity 11. t ; and in the House of Commons the atijourned debate nn the Knee's Message was further ad journed until Monday. • It was intimated to both. HUMPS respectively by the Earl of LtlrElfoot. :Ind Lord CASTLIMEACIN, in which Mr. BROUGUAIIe oho concurred, that the explanations due to Par. lisitteut open this interesting topic should not be debsycil beyond Monday nest. The nerciationa are *llll t Mtttfing, hut apprehensions are afloat that tln'y will not be attended with that Idnipy result *holt has formed the anxious hcipe of almost every individual in the community. That any . difEcnlties of so insurmountable a nature should occur as to i ,, tertillll the adjustment of the subsisting discon. tens in the Royal Family, and endanger the tran quillity of the community, must prove a source of regret to all who value the dignity of the Crown and Or honour and safety of the State; and there are fro. who consider the nature of the subject in d i s. pun., and the warm, indignant feelings whir+ the public agitation of the circumstances connected with u is calculated to inspire, who do not feel that a private and satisfactory arrangement between the rirties is necessary fur the avoidance of & great and Action, evil. To our readers who move in the busy world, aimi. can socrrtain with precision the sentiments of their ',stovetops friends and acquaintances upon th►s r riot, it is unnecessary to state that (he pub• lic 'lliad has dwelled upon the contemplation o 1 the subject Instil it has been wrought up to a degree of peinfel solicitude respecting the ultimate proceeding•. is which sympathy for the QUEEN f,•rtn* the most prominent part. We, however, 6'lll hope that the good score of those 'engaged in the pending stegociations will teach them rather to eivka,otne arcrifice of feeling—and this hope can be arfiltessed only is the party who can best afford ri s e sacrifice--than to permit the dignity of Royalty to be taapisherl, the peace of the country .-utlmlgered, and the national honour affected by an it,co,l,;derate pursuit of measures which even politi. eel ex!wthency will fail to justify. A copy of the Address of the Consuton Council td•th.• QUFET4 will be found its another past of this 'Paper. The Address was presented yeste►day to MTV by thetoau Maxon and Sheriffs,,. aitemled. • by a very large body of Common Conn", Mateo. Ijer MAJESTY'S answer was graceful anis &palled, repressing with feeling her gra. titude to the representatives of the capital, and to the peOpie of England generally, but cam. fully abstaining from any angry or indigentest: al{vsirn to her own sufferings. "My first duty," asp her MAJESTY, " is to vindicate myself, •ttd my next wish is to see nothing attempt ed-to hurt the feelings of others." The .Acl - alludes to the unhappy differences sub• isisr;:..4 in the Royal Family, and expremei a hope. that " should an investigation of these chi: fere.ces he still unhappily resorted to," the same shonlit not be conducted in a secret manner, " so repor,mint to common justice and the feelings of En K liiihntru." This, we areconvinced, is a wish iu which all honest men out of Parliament concur; for (3:,guise the proceedings in the Secret Com. seinces by what names and under what pretences yen may. the proposed examinations into the conduct of the QUEEN during her absence from F. , 441..urt. ■re iu fact and in truth .a trial of her MAJESTY, affecting not„ it is true, her personal ssfety or her tioyal dignity by anyinentediate pro res., but involving directly her character and her reputation, on *lnch eventually her Royal dignity will perhaps depend. • Paris Papers of Tuesday last have arrived et • oar.office. They confirm the intelligence received by telegraphic dispatch at Calais, that the Law of Aitt..clions had been adopted ou Moodily by a ma. jdrity of 59 Tote , . Account, from Cadiz say, that QUIROGA has cat down the bridge of Suez°, and has shut binuielf up in the Isle of Leon, This extraordinary proceed ing has been adopted in coorqueoce, it is said, of a conspiracy which had been formed by two regiments of the old army of Andalusia, in con runnier with two other regiment, in the Isle erf Leon. to release, by open fpsee, their aid General FACTSI4 Vbe is io prima wader the socasatioa of loving cooittewsseed the oisesseres of Cadiz. The diocovory of the touspirtn7 presented the itilfibsout of its object. The thirty Dtputies.to the Cortes for the rower Adoetie provis ce. were whose(' on the 18th sod 29tis aC May. at Madrid, by the South deseriestis residual in Spain. These Deputies ore divided is to oleo ssr IStmice. two for Gostiando. twofer the Philippine:lsles. titre for Pere, three fir the pro wisitewif Canons. sae far St. Domingo. two for Cobs. oat for Peed. Die% three kg Swim Ayes. sod two forasili. At A. Deputies Ibis chosen are Gement ZAiras, sue of the Kisses ~~~:~.: ~•,_ - k.. _. , . • • . . . .. :4 ititte:Utdiffit fillaVitievel 0' Diev00400444 ~.p tot erl S. Usigistwr..Getterh 4 at ibeisiiitiqpilii .1 With Q. 4inGA aiid Ritcd. . , *.: -4 : 4.rel The tranquillity at Paris It h ff ectossilti4;inOi ~.t by tip! troops. • It. is no t prefect', f.sTit :fit persons to converse together in the street. :' l , l '' '' The 15 per Cents: ate 75 r.*; Batik SUOMI 1114 Dutch and Flanders Mails have arrieek with' Patwrs to the 15111 instant. The Princess Dowager or Oftsweg, "pother of the ititnx of the NZTHER LANDS. diet! on'the 9th instant, in iter69llr.yeor. The Seastott of the States General dined on the I2th Three hundred of the tit battalion of the 3J et. giment of Foot Guards, stationed in the King's Men.. were marched off at four o'clock last moo ing ha their way to Plymouth, and it is said the remiinder will 'follow this day. We understand that at twelve o'clock yesterday the former had int proceeded beyond Teruhisa% Green: some of them bad not reached so far. Three ire varioub rtilnonvs respecting the cause of this proceedink.L- We understand they complain that the ellentnice culled" Riot Money," which is sixp e n ce per ight When they are upon duty, was applied for by emit, but refused. Others attribute the content of the men to the seven duty which they have been recently obliged to perform. and the particulir circumstances of their barrack in the Ring's Mews as 'nOt *Wording them many comfort* and accotnmodeirms Which they enjoyed in other military stations in town. The subject is one, however, which we approsch with caution, and do not think it prudent to indulge in 'reports. The men were visited on Thursday night in die Mewl by Highness the Duke of Gtouctatitit, their Colonel * who heard their complaints, but the reset was not satisfactory. His Highness was closetted the whole of yesterday forenoon st the Horse Gilt& with the Duke of Testi Alt orderly of the flora Guards blue arrived with iiiepThitehes frOM Windsor for the latter at half-put 0411 t o'clock yesterday, and after a personal interview with his Royal HigbellSll. was sent back iu all haste. The King's Mewi were closed, anti • greit eVond was collected ablest them during the whole day. The distressed condition of the south of Ireland, in consequence of the recent and sudden failure of no lets than eight banks, was noticed lost night in the House of Co eons. whin the means of relief I were liberally rebided. The mischiefs resniting I ut;n: from the failures it these bank s are such as aim affect individuals, the holders of t he ' notes, or who may have lost c a p itall in these - banks, and which Parliament cannot relieve—or such as affect the country in general, by the void occasioned in the circulating medium, ceasing a sdlipension of 'trade, and destroying mutual confidence. To remedy this nil, the Lord Lieutenant of behind •imasediately caused a sum of 100,000!., part sif 41i,ileter sum which , 0 4 o.r had, in the year IBl7‘. beast .alopropriated by Parliament for the relief of Ireland, to be ad vanced upon proper security ; and a vote was made last night in the House of Commons, enabling the Bask of Ireland to advance a further rum of 500,0001. for the same purpose. In ordinary cases grants of this nature are not advisable, but never, we believe, did a calamity more general or severe visit a wretched country, this that which has recently *filleted the south of 'lreland, and the extent of the evil required the exercise of an estraordinary mea sure of relief. There are cases, too, where Mims• city nitwit wait to consult the cold calculations of policy. WC sincerely hope that in the present instance prudence will' have no cons* to complain of the active generosity of the Legislueare. Yesterday the Russian Ambassador. the Arch. bishop of CiaiTTABORT. the Doke of.. Witt. LINOTON, and Viscount CAIITLIMIIOII. had an. diences of his MAJESTY, ut his Palace in Pall laH. the follohittg is an extract from a private letter, deed Clonmel, the 14th instant t— "AI a highly respectable awl atworroas 'need.; of Na. bleasen sod Gt./Aimee, held in *e County Coari•hoese M Closetel, on the lltb isit. Lord , iIWP6III boners in the Chair;reistive in she state of the affairs o 7 the Salad, Wet. Riall sad brothers, when a statenreot was sobasittid w The spretine k wieraly It appeared that the soles of the Bask in circulatioa on the SA Jose was 70,11057. which, together eith receipts for lodgmeats sad halseces due by thew, marinated to 136,0091.35. N.; and that they held is cash, bide, sad other evailahls yesperty,to Inset their deb1a,101,0001.05.4d.; leaving as excess of 5,4791.165. !Odomf lathidiag a yearly property of at least 6,0001. per swum, owe shout 30,0001. W doubtful and had debts dos to thew. it was uasaiwousty ! resolved by the Meeting that they would welfare to take their motes is papaw% sad strongly tewermameded to the paid* to empty with the seatiensata of the wastiag; and that Messes. Malls resaudog their bookie( Imam would be elf inealculabls advautage to the peddle." . • Extract of a letter from Wexford I—We under stand that after the failure of Nimmons. and Co.'s' hawk of Waterford i anounsuni pressure commenced. on the Wexford Bent, end we dome mach plasma in stating, that all demands mere met with the %rates* promptitude; and that en &tads, even. , tug nearly all the stoles had been paid off. and the Milk alarm had begun to subside. • The drial of James Wlamil efieg Moffat. 4fige r lillartiot alias Wilms, wocated of beat caseerwed ins telsinag Ilse Pai:ley Vida Hank ill Olagoss, eel the di* df July 1511. "filch was to lima come ow ow histaday •ihrforts the High Coat oftdomiclut at edielategh, is palpated till Wear rest, on meant of the absence *fa Posterity, nigipia,,apl to be dm allekb, from Lath% who ~.~:~ , . 0 .~ r -:- .: -: - - ~ :~ b • • L 24 71 X41 • o twa .. Tu. .. . halig iMpper on Volubly . 6t Devonshire Rowe, which :...eorpearsal,any entariableiwit .given obis sroesm ewe. hU Pon, IWO"' taaelleed . 7ollllll/04$ et Os AM flake distilic; tines and fashion. . . , Tint Delft, of Montrose mitertained Mies of obi. Orselsti . es no Tinned* ni Ifni la Gros. • live. . Disseensbe gave a eirdeol ball Oa Thefidat ooroloo. Weer liorrio it CortaberisorlpWri, which was very fashionably attended. The.4)uke anti Ditches, of tismiltim have issued cants of invitation furs children.' ball, kr) the 134 instanl. Lady George Cavesdials gave saritlielf-iimod Bali YealidsY evening, at Burlington Horse which was Attemled by up. wards of 200 disiingisisised fasitionablas. • Lord and Lady Ilulised here Mowed earls of invitation fur a grand entertainment on WeSemerry nett, at Itoilsod 'louse. THE CITY ADJ)KICSS TO THE QUEEN. Yesterday the Lord Mayor. in MI Mate, ittended by Aldermen Wood. Thorp; lid Waithmiti, Mr. Sheriff ltothwell, Mr. Sheriff Parkins, the COM= Inon•Serjrant, City Officers, add about niuMy members of the Court of COIIIIIMIn Council, set of froin Guildhall abOut twelve o'elockdind proceeded to her Majesty, at Portman-streets (Mere thee rem' seuted the following Add/EA.:— • ' To the Qoasx's Mot Excelled Ifitotey. " The dutiful sad loyst Ad4rstis of the Lad Mayer, Alder men, nod Commorie elk City of Loodoo, is Cow. won Conseil assembled. " Map ft pirate pour likrjorly, We, Ms Majesty's evite.detifornied loyal subjects the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, sae Coustions of the City of ' Lao. dun, is Corinson Cossetl assentbled,' approach your Ms. jest, with sincere expressions of loyalty, attaclinteitt, and re=tard. rd. We condole with your Majesty me the Various silictiose year Majesty has anstained, since your depart ere frees this country, by the low of on essay Mathieu pernonagee of your Majesty's family, esgecially by the demise of our late beloved bowsaws, your Majesty's oatmeal rowdies ' whose couttroanie awl support, snider the most tryiug dream. stance ,gave the best pledge to the hallos of your Ms** insoceoce, sod the tiniest proteetitits egoism 'II yew ash min; sod also that of your amiable aid illustrious dough: ter, the Prince's Charlotte, the fond hops of Britain, weever. I memory will be ever dear to sn affectionate people. " Deeply attached to the Royal Family, sod anxious' for the preservation of the public tranquillity, we feel ourselves wild upon to express our ranted hope that the differeaces ilk* unfortunately subsist way be asirsaged in a WOW pialtwasbie to yiur Majesty, as well es your Royal Oise' !,lildnitt Satisfactory to the country, sod that, should am* Nillate of these differences be it6ll oilm:ppily mewled Zeroing the digothed brow* which your Majesty madrested, by the Wows probed you have entered igobset'Sll secret investigations of tor aisdiet, so repot ' anal to cosmos justice, sad to t feelings of English. wee, we trust such investigatios will las aretlocteWbe si new and impartial sessier, aid tervaisale is the complete modiestios of your Meirsty's tumour. " We rely upon your Majesty's gracious aseeptarmse of this Address. 5$S proof of the loyalty sad sffeellem drew faithful Mews of Loados, and of their attachment to the ;illietritirslionee of Brneswiek, who, they trust, will bag olinolle to sway the British sceptre, sad Maintain the fiber. lkithdied happiiess of the people. "raped by Order of the Own, " HENRY WOQUIVIORIV.* To which her Majesty was plemod-10 return the Conotriug most gramma, Answer :4 *1 schwa yea lay heartfelt Ihnnite manist: l `,Melt is both loyal te.Bm Leg and allegennateto ate. 46 if sing Wag email haeq the.grief shish l mass still fir Dar the lees efthese dear relatiouo i of whom I have bees IS. 'rived sieve I left England, it mould he the proofs I sow ro. eeive spas my rearm, that their memories are cherished as their einem deserved. le the weir trials to which I am reposed, my list anti le, to viudieste myself, and my went wish is to are aothiet tempted that May hurt the feelings of ethers. " But in all the troubles throng* which I have peeped, the geomone attachment K the 'English 'people has boss my safeguard against the King's enemies and toy owe, and he welt gemmed that no time can emir weakest the grateful iar pastime of each obligation." The Kuo dined with the Princess AUGUSTA on Thursday ; as did the Duke and Duchess of CIA. sauce, and the Duchies of Gtouceress. The Duke of You visited the Kase yesterday. Miss Joao was presented to the KING at the Drawing-room oa Thursday, by her aunt, Lady nue ET. Sir M. Tutus, Bart. and Lady, were pre. noted to his MAJESTY by the Lord in Waiting; as was Captain JOHN Cairo, ILN. and the Rev. T. F. FOORD &Awes. A proposition tsar, it is said, been made to her Maassts to submit the arse to the arbitration of four Noblemen ; two OP the pert if the Qusts, and two on the pert of his MaseasT. Those named for his Mantrei were, the Duke of Wet.. LINGTON and Lord CASTLEDEAGII, and those fir the Quits*, Earl Ftravrtimast and Lord Say. Tox, but AU added that Earl FITZWILLIAM has declined. At one o'clock yesterday a Deputation from the City, consisting of the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, &c. proceeded up Holborn and Osfordtreet to Port. man-street, to present the City Address to her Ma. /vary. The olio,* Sitieras crowded with spec tators. On its return, es*iff the Sheriffs was drawn to hie oatriage threggisAlts *rand , by the, popirloce. /MN; FOOTS'S bedsit at Claviiiiiiavdeitiait night. attracted a fmfl'igad fashionable audience. The acclaim mss ate peculiar interest. The town is threatened with the loss of ibis farcivating 'young lady. at tbe very astrarteat when she is rising most rapidly in its estimation. ELLUITOS' 'es . esee.• intotted -7-1-7177=r • - ~ - '• • '; . ..fUNERAL THE ISTS • lecnr lON. HENRY GNIIIMIC • • • l'he ref: tides of this vesserige. dieting*" 'patriot were yesterday conveyid to tie toothed It the solemn pobip which was suitibli for each a mournful occasion. The remains of the venerable senator were at a late hour last night .conveyed in a hearse sod four to Richnsood House, Privy Gardena, where, 'according to the published order, the friends of the deeetisid were to ausionlile at ten o'elock this morning to be marshalled for she funeral •Pl-o. xessioli. The body lay in state in one of the par• lour. on the ground floor. The room was hubs in black, and lighted with silver lamps. At the appointed hour a considerable num ber of personages of the first tank attended, and were accommodated on site ground floor. in the grand, range of drawing-rooms, and a considerable number of gentlemen took their station in the gar dens in from of the house, where the ceremonial of marshalling was - to take place. At a quarter be fore twelve o'clock, the necessary nritingemeots being completed, the proceesiois (which was pc destrisu) moved out of the coach-entrance which opens into Whitehall, nod advanced along the centre of Parliament-street. which was newly gravelled fur this melancholy occasion. A considerable ',WlN tude of persons Zito had as early as nine o'clock assembled in the street. tilled the pathways and the greeter part of the centre of the street; bat the coo stables, who were well arranged under the directions of Mr. Lee, the High Constable, kept a sufficient. space open for the funeral to sdvsace. A bod y _ of constables, with Mr. Lee, moved in front. Then the motes and assistants of the under taker. Then about 200 Gentlemen in fall moons. big ; among them were several barristers and stu dents-at-law of the sister kingdom, and sr number of the most respectable merchants of the City cesto necled with the trade bf Ireland, who were anxious by their attendance on this occasion to testify their affection and reverence lie the memory of the most illustrious patriot whom that country produced since the time of Dean Swift. A Bearer with a rich plume of feathers, holt which umo appended the Kea sad amorist hearing of Mr. theiettas. - THE COFFIN, covered by a rich pail, supported es one side Iszy Time Dukes of Norfolk find Wellington, Lard flatisod e est Lord Williams Fitzgerald; on the other by The Earl of Harrowby (Lord President of the Council), Marquis of Dowaahire, Lord Castlereagh, and the Earl of Doesniglosnore. thief Mourner, JAMES GRATTAN. E.q. . Supported by Marquis Welteslee and Lord Ennio& ' &food Mourner, HENRY GRATTAN, Esq. dispportel by the Right Boa. Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, and ilia Has, Usury Catillield, son of the late Lard Chedemoot. MOURNERS: His Royal Higluseas the Duke of Sussex (sup ported by the Duke of Devonshire and the Mar iquis of Lansdown), Marquis Caoyngham. the Earls of Survey, Spencer, Cowper,, Roselyn, Darnley, and Kenmare ; Lords Nugent, Illossut.Cbarles, How. den, and Arthur Hill ; Sirs John Doyle. Withal*. Conway Colthurst, Jarmes Mackintosh, Henry Parnell, and John Cox Hispanic!; Admi ral Sir Jos. Whitshead; Right Hon. C. Grant, Denis Brown, Vesey Fitegerelsi. and John Foster Messrs. Wilberforce, Daly, lkoughom. Talbot, Poneemby. Latonche, Russell. Sharp, Blakt.Cuffe. Richard Wellesley, Long Wellesley, Demos, W. Becher, W. Pole, Tierney, and R. Moore. Then followed the House of Lords, the House of Commons, and a considerable number of Gentle. :men from every part of the United Kingdom. The whole of the distinguished character: who compose that most respectable body lb* English Catholic Board, were also in the procession, and a number of other gentleineu of that profession. The procession occupied nearly all IMO in mow. ing from Richmond House to Westminster Abbey. where it was received at Abe greet ',esteem door by the Rev. Dr. Ireland. the Deems of Weetsoiister, sad 'Heeded by the whole choir of the Abbeys who (+noted one of Haudel's grand anthems, as it advanced along the aisle to the vault prepared to receive the coffin. The distinguished characters who composed the funeral procession formed at each side of the .vault, which was hung with black, as the coffin Was buroe . to flat opening of the vault. The Dean, at tett M mutes past one o'clock, read the service for the ‘o4 ts and immediately after the doors of the tomb tem closed upon the remains of Mr. Grattan, amid t he Strong and unaffected grief of the most illustrious characters of the em pire. The tomb lies nearly between the spot of earth which endure: all that was mortal of Pitt and Fox. It adjoins the graft of the great Lord Chatham, and is surrounded ty the tombs of Lord Mansfield, and other einintot public charat - . ten. Tim foot of Mt] Grettan's coffiu bearlS, touches that of Mr. Fox. It is exactly the spot, out of his own country, which we should imagine Mr. Grattan would have selected fur his tomb. • He sleeps amid the • most illustrious Statesmen that have adorned the modern annals of this country, and the hipbest compliment that ewelld be 'said Lim here was to assign, him such a 'Place, — It must be highly gratifying to these who venerate Mr. Grattaii's Memory in Irelsud, and they goitsirt of all that is great and good in that country. in this, where lie closed his distinguished career, the for his ,utl high character - and 4 • . twelve o the Depety Serjeont at Arms, . _ praelsoua. tion of Weave, and called on all l'er•ohie having claims to come forward and prefer then). . The Earl of Harrowby, Lnr& Pre.ident of the Connell. being absent attending the fuwerd of the lets Mr. Grattan, Mr.• Bragse' Bathurst I.Swk else chair. His Moral Highness the Doke of Cistern .% • sot cor'h*Eight.haad. Thome* Weld, Esq. claimed, 'prosseirdor of the of Wissefrsid, the rilti*ortervheitin with water ra: heeds me the day of the Commatiois, mad r. ceira the and ewer containing the wafer so hi. Cr.e • • • t Lord givens!, boa Ken at Arms of Sankt- o;•` d that his tiers/ices or the day of his Majmny's'C.,ro•.,, mien bade*. by lardy. • • • Tim Earl of Shrew ebovy claimed that he might sure Milroy ow the day at Use Convenor as Ined High Jilr*utei of Ireland. The Earl of Harrorrby entered the Coast et o'clock, and presented .saase papers; after a:go' hr and Mr. Efragge Bathers' left the Vsart. and Sir John Nickel took the chair. Mr. Allay the banister, on 4441 of Charles Dillow a llama of the Rowan liopire v cleansed the right to 1.1u.,0e the service of Lord High Otansherlain ets the day 9f ms 1114 est Commatied: His Grace the Doke of restilavalened the right to pore form itre service of abedar of bia M. jest?, eterestation. 1 I ,err: . Sir Patrick Welker elaisiOddlho jilllares: winos the eel . . vice of White Bud of lkotlatiff oie the day of biz Majeatca Coronation. Mrs. Seto* driogifs 4 =he afire of Answasieitall the day of his ihiatell fa by deputy. • VI; -I, klr. ohineattfhlirtlite 4* Perform tie tif•ri' . .re Standard-bearse at lealard use. the day of ho. 31.6r.11 Committee. James Edward Deverees, Esq. of the convoy of Weuf.w.,. in Ireland. claimed she rialst se a deseen•taot of she Eat I of Silisintry, to carry the Golds; Rod and Sceptre of the Dow, and also a Silver Catsup% toeppereml by four Name, Mi.are his hlaintY oa the da.1 .111. Coivoltliene as los attemor lUd at Sim committer' of King 'Pilchard the First, and shat uue of the services might be allowed to be door he deputy Mr. H. I. Wiedderbsese claimed the right hl perform tilt. service of staadard.brarer or Scotism/ oa the slay of the Contaalloo of his Majesty. 1. Lord Hamilton chinned Ike right to carry .14,prowis of &Gilead so the day of his Majesty • Coronado. - r r it two o'4o* Isfirritioy The Court adjourned next, at twelve o'clock. • • t 31 In the Court of King's Erlich yesterday, thMlll' Whitworth was brought up for judAniriii, for pub:: en ioflammatory address iii The Court sentenced turn to six morridis sent iu Warwick gaol, and to 610 You/. security . for his good behaviour for two year. ROSBElLY.—Yesterday morning, niter the City Address had been rerviveti by the Quste, at the hose. of Lady A. !I im wrote, in Pi/rumor. sireet, bee hieJeset• made tier estPrmrotro ih _LW hwicony of the first floor, Mr. CLARIpq • maker, of Edward-street, Soho. tut the poti o ope. o f • seeing bee, got on the wheel of a gerirlemitt's car. nags, and while his attention was 1110 CM his MA ! i&STY souse villains uuderneath contrived to rob Ines of his watch, and a pocket-book, containing notes to the amount of sl.—Another ,in t nit,darisig rob bery was committed by a boy ins ; c ,. gentleusaii, named HANSARD. and a rescue Wei ellittli loss in which the Bow.street officers secuesd, soots of the roost active; but the thief "iscapes. tievtiort other robberies were committed, andllie pairtzeillt pretended. • - - - • MARK ' . , . ..,• CORN EXCHANGE, FAteike, Joss It. • he hare had bet little Wheel Cre.h lo but the quantity ref* ever Goes that day arm' mere the& at* leietat fee this testeeisfes deemed, sad eleirh tett bear! MIK sad 'way the supstOnte Painafri could he '11•1100ed of ort Musdays.prices; al other sorts mere inane:anti, affenet at as shatemeut of Is. pirquarter. The Oat trade oras es ceetlingly heavy, and Is. per quarter toter, les isniorisicasse of increased &Moak. Mat fresh Sisley sena tether slave in spirited after, sad what little appeared coif* on All as poet wrens as us illoaday. la Dusts and rani • thew •is• au alters I ion. SMITHFIELD MARKET. Falike. AMR 11. The above market was well sapp►red with• alt kinds a hellos, Lavab. Veal, sod Perk. but is priori, Welds Ohre was a ecantyeapply, h tusasequetsue a whit-AIM prise* t saai■ at our last laatalloa. In the Mtyrearket there was little business dose, aid the variation in pries eery 16E1,4. COAL MARKET, Jona 16. • Ships at Market. Shiro Sold. 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Coassiisiudersippeisted by ate King' .10 .foitaritot detonable all riders relating to the r - seiristes'at 'Majesty's Cdtitiornieli. itosentilled yeatoftjheitoreeetice of tlwir odjporomi nt. in the Polito! Member. . At holtiliot titelv4 o'clock We. Butt. E-q. the Deputy &law at Aron. real the prtielania. iieg Mr. - ifralitsde sesteined • • • • • ~i ... . ~\~ _i~ ~- '-. ,.. .. k~ BIWal, forum, ••• ••w •••••••••••-...... DI . ' psil.4.s fr. I,lr. Ewa Togs. b ale st a t o re7 ,j ene Theatre. same reverence for his genius and high characttr, talt id eff ec ti v e 3s} Portn -0441141 1 1 +s Meaday aright; perreadesu Anon epleodid attend. and worm affeelicit for his patnottsm amid rirrue. Cadiz endive 344 • (=oilier" rei..rneit 0 ,..C 1 • easie.• The talelits af, his owe house will be re. ..... r ...!.......r0a...---••• Otbos 241. Foocivi _GAM 11 . Sit . • '' t_, VOI iogoorid eo the occasions by the variety and slime. A d s. ,town ,towu last evening for Dublin, se, lhr i c i l w l °" 2 ' den oT the Cops des Baas of the King's Tlwatre. iu vrbich Cm, . shrive commenced au 'active Gibeinar lo New Dillow ...44.44 Mt 1 1. Mr. ELLISTO3 toe also a strong claim upon the elluelmet II 1 ,, ' . . "Mita& of the pubfsc. Drury-lane Theatre is now Sir Two; MAIN is a candidate fur the Genoa 1...• 44 . sustained in a swarm worthy of itself and them-. , relleetenteitil coet.ty Wortmotth. ___ _.__ . • had for this they are . indebted to his *merrier,' '. Hollybeoeh ., the ntaminu mid residence of _ _._ M PRI OF STOCKS YEA ILIJ TEAY. talents, mud activity .. Mr. Ricused demon, tear Skibbetet4i, the seat i !tank Stork ..119., 1 410 I Lop. 3 per Ci. A. C7l The following Good/men were yesterday called of hospitality and the asylum of doe distreieed, was ri ed mi dow to u Lu y E .. r s tl ikt ay inhvightpalroasgt.repii 3 per Ct. Red... 48 I ladia bonds ...ler, iv. i l E f, l .:;t l . 3 T ll ::Ze . t.s. " - s tgi. "l4 l d o 6 :. t o th e a gree o f S e e e kegalsi l ieo 4 t a„,. 0 4 „„„ . .. scei lv de e u ar ta e lly se bra tito rn 3i per Cetit. .... Me Society el Liseadeoiessow. 0.. - 4 ,... • Jeinz a st:C=e se llr ier liSlemiamed4lloo. ;serried in mu Paper of Tkepkike, strider the head 4 per Ce5it5.....46 3 per Ct. N. Arm . suits. Orothuin ....1 pt. p: r. Übe Mll e Moles Sip Ills. of 4' Vto tsar Aid Ac LT ceslilletrech •ow til iss sevali v elliellvdtves, Sawa .. .. ... , 1 pr. Cons. fur Ac... 701 76 KaYstouni" is model, mid treiteletelr. to pease ' Desk L A A. 4 1 6 6 ,9 Sea a riewrdirm 6l lt *UAW reitherelt so inspreseien contrary to the 11.1141 t. 1' the case • 04314 =Vie MEM oo 01441•111eie ti. IlaN; •Hu - - ___ .__, guia to - odediaama at d 6 mint .... a . m ., As y to,4oa.subdutsed too buy, eccerdlog to e wers threegh es their root Vise die m o o ph; e 77 - e; the anxious wish of the G e af . eepp t (Ao t e., . , jib 'i . - , l . ' billll. 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