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, . . Ayres. Not tieing apprised of the points in which the actors in this occurrence differ with regard to political principles from their less fortunate anta gonists who lately enjoyed the supreme power in the new republic, we cannot pretend to know what may be the nature br probable effects of this revolution. It has been achieved by the Monk nem, with whom the army that had been diapatch. ed agaitsit them united. The government about to be estahhalsed Ia said to be federal, woad the find Se of it war expected to be a declaration of war on the part of the reptile 3gaivat the I' rtitoise. fuhrrirritem, the late Direcior, and hi. principal sidliereuts. have (*taped on board the American ,loop of war Jan Adams. RIO JARVIS°, VVIROARYtO. The following is an extract of a letter received the 18th instant. dated Monte Video, oth February:— " At lissesos Ayres a political change has taken place within these few days. The Munteneros, with Belgrames army, under Colonel Bustos, bus succeeded at last in root ing out Poerryilon and his followers. The former is on board the America. sloop of war Joh. Adams. A Federal Government is shunt to be established, and in she mean time Don Juan Ped►o Aguerra is appointed Sub-Director. We are hourly iso expeciatloa of hearing that war is declared against the Portuguese. From the above, you will perceive the Buenos Ayres army seat out to subdue the Mouteneros have joined them; they would enter Bneacss Ayres she 4th iastant, and we are hourly expecting to hear thereof, wish further particulars, which, if interesting, 1 will communi cate to )uu." ato JANTIRO, ItIIIIII3ARY 20. We have received letters from Monte Video of the 6th February, from which we make the following extract : " The Monieueros have at length got possession of Buenos Ayres; Puervydon, Tegle, and others, have made thrir escape on board the John Adana', Americas sloop of war. We do not know precisely the form of the new Go. versatent, which has not sat, bat whatever it is, we are given to understand that war will be declared immediately against tine Pcxtegrese." An abstract of the fret produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the years ended the sth of April, IEII9, and Sth of April, 18120, distinguishing the quarters, the produce of the Consolidated Fund, the Annual a•td other Duties, has been printed by order of the (louse of Commons. From this se count we learn, that the total amount of the Con solidated Fend was— For the year elided sth April, 1819, £42,235.736 Ditto --------, 1820, 42,478,181 Total amount of Revenue for the year ended sth April, 1819 .... 49,056,563 Ditto , 1820 .... 48,218,175 Deficit in the last yaw as com pared with the year preceding, f 838,388 From which if the receipt be deducted of the pro. duce of the property and unappropriated ‘Var Du ties in the respective years, the account will amid thus:— sth April, 1819. sth April, 1820. Total Revenue 49,056,563 £48,218,175 Deduct receipt upon Pro- Peril .. 407,533 78,748 Z 48,649,030 148,139,427 Deicievey.... .t. 509,603 This statement, derived from the official ac counts, offers no very gratifying testimony to the sagacity of those Ministers who promised an in. erra,6e of thee millions annually from the of the additional taxes. 'We wanted not this result to !Prove the truth of SWIFT'S maxim, that it iii financial accounts two and two sometimes make hut one." Yesterday the Duke of Yout transacted mins tary business with his MAJESTY, at his palace la Pall-mall. The Duke of WELLINGTON and Mr. CANNING are sure to dine to-morrow with the Benevolent Society of St. Patrick, at the City of London Tin. vests, where many of the most distitiguidted Mesu. her, of Opposition are pledged to inert those high person.—all equally emulous to seise the Charity in that best of all model., the most absolute neu trality with regard to publics. The frigate Sabina has been preparing in the harbour of Cadiz to convey to the South Ametican provinces the Decree fu► the convocation of the Cortes. and other dispositions relative to the stew constitutional system of the Monarchy. The KING has revolved that this frigate shall in future bear the name of " La Cutatitateioa." The Liberals of the Club Lorenzini. in Madrid, continue their proceedings. in a sitting of the 19th ult. they announced the arrest of various individuals, and proposed the erection of columns to perpetuate the memory of the champions of San Fernando. A report was circulated that M. PIZARRO would succeed the Ambassador at the Court of Vienna; this OWNS much animadverted upon, and it was declared that the appciiiinient should not he conferred upon hut' ; the principal motive alleged for the objec tion was, that he signed the Treaty of the !Italy Alliance. A very vehement discussion took place on this topic, which terminated by an announce ment, that M. PIZARRO was ready personally to answer stay charges brought spinet bun. A long delrair afterwards took plata.e on liic orce,oy of iso. no. ~umber ut the l'r , WI Junta or the iG•iverr iiiii Coil. IL was Unit a Came fillotsi.l propose a 15. t of suet' persons 55 merited cooli.leoce, whose 11.111101 should be imbed to the KING. 66 'hut, ha uright cuislurui to ia.—/Paris Paper.) We tiodersiatid that au investigation is about to he mod e respecting' quautity of foreign corn WII•CII hull been imported tow Liverpool. and there sold under the pretence of its being the growth of Guernsey anal Jersey, when, in fact, it was foreign, and had previously been landed in those islands Iron Wee part of the Cuutioeut. It is added that the Collectors of both Gormsey mud Jersey have heti) ordered by Government to proceed to Lou. dim, iu order that a legal iutpoiry sway be instituted. The matter creates a e•asiderahle seatation ill the city te-Jay. Isartieularly among perstrae is the corn stash.--( Auxins Paper.) .• • , -1-A) , • .*lnt' •tio.o xilk ‘ k A.. .O t t ivii-4.-. - t i .....,....._............„.., - , 4. . _le ...._ • 4 0 . . 17 "-",. . •••••-• j r - ., ...?..,'=" ''',,.. , a Nt......,,N6 •-• .1 s ••••,... nt -- -•• P- •t• ;• • • - ~.... ~: ~,,,, ca , # A LMAcrs. -..... These elegant awl fashionable room were awe elogie ive•ir oilepded a Wr , 'needs? N....y foretell's( •e"tioll this airimiss. There were preeest anoints of 400 permits of the fi. st raok, sod faahious, abase whom were— Niece nod Prioress &lethally, Pelves Kieardi, Prince Radzrvil. Dress—Holstein, Wallington, and Alball. pmeaesses—Wellinalor and Argyll. Marquisge—Meglafrey, Downanre, Worcester, Groton, and Cornwallis. Marehiumusu—Downshire, Worcester, Tavisloek, Win. theater. and Cornwallis. Run Darnley, Dartmouth, Porchester, Cereatwoe, Roselyn, Clonniel, Abort?, Westmorland, Errol, Shane*. bury, Cassius, and Denbigh. Conniesses--Sands, ids, Darnley, Cams rvon, Morley, Lou.. dale. Sefton, Bathurst, Clunmel, Aboyme, Fortetieur, Her. rowhy, Glengall, Easton, Cassius, Mansfield, and Derby. Lords—John Throne, H. Thynne, Falmouth, Alvanley, Prudentll, Auckland, Va!Wort, Cranburn, J. Stuart, A. Hamilton, A. Hill, C. rtisroy, Clifton, Wa!scowl, Pahnerstos, Grantham, Sydney, G. Somerset, Clive, Am herst, Wegemt, Binning, L. Throne. and Molyneuz. Lelties—Pagers, E. Edgeembe, Bligh, Legge, Herbert, Begot's, S. Bayley, E. Palk, Sayeeed•Seht, .1. St. Clair, J. thwart, E. Halliday, Bathurst, J. Lennox, Molynesen, G. Seymour, Castlereagh, Grantham, M. Gordon, G. Pane, Lid. dell, Porteseue, L. Jones. M. Ryder, H. artier, Hiwriegtoe, A. Grasper, Staahope, C. Barham, H. Fitzroy, Clive, H. Fits;:ibloun, Kennedy, Shelley, Rooky, Tallest, Greetlle, Murray, Amherst, H. Chichester, Hammond, Nugent, Astley, Strange, C. Broodeuell. I. 'rhymer, M. Stanky, G. and E. Somerset, Deere, Falmouth, Carrington, sod Deere. airr.-Thosnas Forqubar, C. Geniile. C. Ogk. T. Liddell, T. Joon., H. Lambert, IL Ferguson, J. Murray, J. Motley, and P. Malcolm. Most of the Ambassadors •od Foreigners of distinction i• this country. The weather having been of late remarkably fine, her Royal 1-laghlie.s the Prince.. AUGUSTA has taken an airing every day in her carriage in Winil.or Great Park, attended by her Lady in Waiting. The Duchess of YORK was better on Wedneaa day, we WC happy to say, than her Royal Highness he. well for some lime. The Duchess of Gr.oncEsTEN went early yesterday morning to Kensington. on • visit to the Duchess of KENT, from which place the Duchess of KENT accompanied her Royal Highness, with the infant Princes, ALERANDRINA. On a visit to the KING, which is the first time his MAJESTY has seen the infant Princess since the christening, when his MAJESTY was pirelled to stand godfather. They arrived at the Palace about two o'clock. and were there met by the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, and the Princess SDISIIA MATILDA. The Royal party remained with hi. MAJESTY during the afternoon. Viscount C ►STLEREAGH has been confined to his house fur several days by indisposition. The remains of the Dowager Duchess of MIRTH. UHDERLAND are to be removed on Wednesday front Langley, Kent, for interment is Westminster Abbey. The Duke S►ts CARLOS entertained a large party of distinguished personages yesterday at his house in Portland-place. The Ambassador of the Netherlands returned to town yesterday from a visit to Prince LEOPOLD at Claremont. Lord and Lady FALMOUTH entertained • party at dinner yesterday, at their house in St. James's• square. Lord and Lady C•Aw Lair arrived in town yester day, at their house in Wimp°le-street, Cavendish• square. Mr.. A. BA•I`tG opens her elegant house in Portnisn..quate,ou the 16th inst. to her numerous friends with ■ superb ball and supper. Mrs. FITZHERBERT. with her fair protege. Miss Sal Mows. Imre arrived at her noble mansion in Tdney.strerl, from a lour on the Continent. Arrival& at the Royal Hotel. Edinburgh— Qom lumbers, Baron Porker, James Drummond, Esq. sad Lady Emile Drumloud. Sat nit— William Hay, F 44. Mrs. Hay, sad family; the Honour able Lady Buller and Miss Bailer. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH Orsits•Hoyst.— After a severe hoarsness, occasioned by great exer !ion. MATHEWS re-appeared last night Ai Hume. Ile has ',tritely recovered his voice, and went through Isis lii i i Mishit performance with his usual whim and spirit. The house was well filled, and Mr. MATHEW' may congratulate himself that his illness was not of any duration at a tune when the public are so anxious to visit his entertainment. The theatrical season at Boston closed on Wed. middy evening, with SHAKSPEARE'S historical play of Cretbeline. and the dramatic romance of Afaddia, for the benefit of Mrs. ROBERTSON. The Journal des Debuts says. that le the King or ENGLAND has subscribed %SOO fr. toward' the erection of r rootinutent for M. DI MALSIIIUIS." A violent explosion. similar to the firing of • musket. took place on Sunday night about eleven o'clock, in the Plaice d• Carousel so Paris..and ex cited an alarm for the safety of the Royal Family. The guard was immediately under arms. Upou examination the remaius of an exploded i►etard were found, but at a great distance from the apartments occupied by the Royal Family. The petard was probably thrown there by some mischievous wag. for it was similar to those which are used in artificial fire-works. _ . A vase, which has been lying in one of the stores of the dock-yards at Portsmouth fur many years Dart, was opened on Monday last, and found to contain a beautiful painting. by RUSSELL. 'rpm sewing her present MaJaime, in a sitting posture, with the late Princess CHARLOTTE Oo her knee. The package was landed, in 1797, from the St. Bo 'ciao frigate. and is said to hare been intended es a present to her MAJ ESTY'S father, the Duke of BRUNSWICK ; but it is conjectured, that, in canoe yeence of the .outlay its the Nary at that time, it was not deemed prudent to allow any of our ships to approach the French coast. MAGISTIRIAL CHANOILS.-411'. Ommirr. lately of Stsedwell Office. is appointed in the room of Mrs Motltwoaroo.t Woraisip.atra et. the latter bating been appointed to aimed Mrs MAR IS St Mediae& rough.qtrert• BRITISH cdruoLic Bef4RD. No. 2, STOIII.IIVILDIRON Liacoues ilea *embers of the BRITISH CATROLIC BOARD IRNprestmt I. Loadim, ere pertiruterty reiseetrd 00 awed . 11 Meetiog 0 the alike TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, it 4 1 - sree Ala& preelarly. EDWARD JERNINGHAM, Secretary. Friday, May 5, Intl. LIT EIIARY FUND. Yesterday the anniversary festival of this value. hie Instmition was held at Freemasons Hall. the Earl of BuidwroN is. the Chair. supported by the Earl of Pomfret. Lord Bolton. mud as number of twher distingoislwd characters. The following observe ((((( • 188 the Report of the Society forcibly advert to the object of Inc Literary Fund : _ " Orphans, therefore, and widows, the lame, the the demob, and all objects ritobviosso misery, produce ut•a. kat and splendid eharsisrs—while authors, who have formed our undentasulines, taillight as the art of reasoning, and directed us in the beat modes of profiting by our bodily exer tions. have been *offered to larguish in poverty, sad to pe rish i■ wait." At seven o'clock upwards of one hundred Gen tlemen sat down to an excellent dinner. When the cloth was removed. the. Noble CH A la- MAN proposed. " The Health of his Majesty, the munificent Patio* of this Institution," and unstilt ed Isis well-founded persuasion that the health of the King would be drank by the compitiy, cot only as good subjects, but as persons entertaining a full sense of the value of his Majesty's munificent patronage to the Literary Fund. The toast was drunk with great applause. " The Royal Family." " The Army mud Navy." The CHAIRMAN. in proposing the health of their Nubie President, his Grace the Duke or Somerset, lamented the absence of his Grace. who was pre vented from attending owing to a recent domestic affliction. He was sure that the Societe were ton sensible of the munificent patronage unifetinly be stowed on the Literary Fund by the Duke of Sumer set to require any eulogium from him iii proposing the health of that distinguished personage. Hit Grace'. health was drunk with three times three. A glee. written for the occasion, was then sung by Mr. Shield, Mr. Taylor, and several other probs. pions! gentlemen. The words by Mr. Fitsgerald ; the music by Mr. Shield. was loudly sp. plauded. The CHAIRMAN, in rising to iwopose pros perity to the Literary Fund, took a , brief but premise view of the many advantages floisibeg from this ezcelkot Institution. He coniplimentadlhem on having early had the honour of his Royal Sigh new the Prince of Wales's pratruneege, a sappers continued when his Royal Highness became Re gent, and now when he had aiwended the throne. an that they now had the honour of being a Royal incorporated Society. The Chairman ad verted in pointed terms to the claims which, men of literature bad upon society. They were generally too devoted to their pursuits to be attentive to their owes private affairs and consequently often pistd isarsasav aftertargely coutributi..g to the in- formation and ei t joymen s i of others. He - alro urged that the benefits of this fund were not confined to England, they were participated by the elegant translator of Milton's inimitable poem into the Ice landic language. He concluded by entreating the company to take every means of enlarging the funds of the Society, and thereby augmenting the sphere of its utility.—(Appioase., Mr. Frrzoasat.n then, at the request of the company, read an elegant poetical address, which was received with great enthusiasm. It was the poet'. twenty-fourth address at the anniversaries of this Society. The pathetic passage alluding to the lamented death of his late lamented Majesty and of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. who took an active interest in the prosperity of this Society, were re ceived with much feeling by the company. The thanks of the Society were then given to Mr. Fitzgerald, for Iris excellent address, .Sad his health was drunk with three times three. A Friend of Mr. Fitzgerald'r took this oppor tunity of passing a high encomium on the poetical talents and other excellent qualities of that Gen. Hems°, and hoped he would preserve the poems he had on 24 different occasions delivered to this Society, in a complete volume. The Earl of PuttrasT proposed the Noble Chairman's health, which was drunk with three times three. _ The Noble Earl in returning thanks expressed the deep interest he felt so the prosperity of this valuable Institution. _ _ The CHAIRMAN then gave the meeting the agreeable information that Mr. Fitzgerald had composed a song winch Mr. Brashest would now do them the favour of singing. Mr. BRAMAN song the song in exquisite style, and was then formally thanked from the Chair for doing so much justice to the excellent song of the poet. The Treasurer's Report was then reed by the Rev. Dr. T•TILS. It conveyed a very plessiag ac count of the Society's fonds. The permanent fund, the interest of which was alone applicable to current purposes, amounted to 6,509/. Since the last anniversary, 1.1181. had been received into the funds, and 1.0571. dispensed in a variety of ways by the Society during the same period. It was also stated, that the Society hurl several other funds available for general purposes. The following au Ascriptions were then announced: His Majesty's half-yearly donation of 100 guineas, making hie total subscription 3,000 guineas— (Great applausei-10 genies' from the Doke of Somerset, and similar soros from the Earl of 810. siuton ■nd Mr. Douglas Kinusird. and 25 guiuess from Mr. G. Watson Taylor. Mr. &ahem also gave five guineas. The health. of several distinguished patrons of this Society were then given iu succession from the Chair amid great applause. Among them the health of Sir Benjamin Hubhouse was drunk with the strongest demuustrations of regard. The CHAIRMAN, in proposing " the health or the Earl of Guilford, and prosperity to UN U.lO of the howl Woods, poid air 'Sequent trio ho'e to ill* Noble Earl e N • d.stingoiehod pott•• of literature. 44 Prosperity to our Neill , . Lied" was next given. The !writhe of the Stewards were next dristik; and. • Mr. nou'ot.ss 11/lieD reterned thanks in se eloquent speech. Severn! other toss's were given, soil the revolts/ °petit in the outwit eontramilety. Biall G. A 'renewed end rolirsirosts eornhat look phew at rigid teclork yes.. relay morrellie„ on Ilselfiolil Common, no the forest, eight miles from Oiskinghsni, hetweeit Robert lholkin, • navigator. (sum Warminster, and George (lir, a coach. own, fur 100 pliers. aside. is • square of eighteen feet. The emit were tried gioill ones, possessing more ctourage than science, and they fought lastly .t a west country revel Instil both were best out of time, and a draw was the coolie. qitemee. Tie are the repression of our enereepuadeut, this was a real hull-dog combat. The ring was namieviiesly at. feuded, seta the inroads were, Hall, for Bodkin; sad fur Gee, his brother, the cricketer. In the find rowed Gee was grassed by • mond rieht.lssmd ed facer on the cheek al going in, sad be bled tweet. I. A fureiJable rally was commenced by Bodkin, and many rewire blows wi re exchanged for more than three mi stimes. It was give and lake without flinching, and in the rally Bodkia's upper lip was laid open from the now, as if a eisrgetan's imittametit had been worked. Bath fell is • close. 3 mad 4 were must courageous wends, and is the first, after much ',Wiwi, Gee received ass enomercifel cram-bat lock, blot he unnauscled again its the fourth mead, sad had decidedly the hest of It, and threw his adversary. 6. The fight had now lasted eft minutes; sad with Omega of action mid loss isf Mood she mesa were exhaust' d, mid they nett each other without lifting their woe, only in es. changing blows, as if they had agreed fur • hit • piece. I. the blow which closed the round, and hit Gee dowel, he had two ribs broke un the left aide. 6. Budkim made play: but he was bit down by a blow which left • ROAMS nose lifidlifeess, bet far hum blowebste. . . It was Gee's last earl, as be was beat double by the broker ribs is the mitt round. 7. Bodkin fuu‘ht shy, sad Gee was sable to follow him, and had lust the use of the left side, bet be made s gallant toned or it, and was threw.. 8 Bodkin placed a bit on the temple, which woe hint the battle, as his adverary's semis& called out the welcome word " &sough!" OLD BAILEY, THURSDAY. M*r 4. HORSE•SPEA LI MO. Mum Williams mid JaMII4IOIIII4IOV wen capitally in. dieted for stealing one grey mare, valve AO guineas, nod MK bey geidiag, value 16 guineas, She property of Thos. fleshy. 31r. NUNN stated she fullooi•g cireo•ataoaa fur the prosecution:—Hr. Saaby is an op•leal farmer, at North- Eme, wear Lewes, sod us t►e eight of the llth of April, his mettles were broken opmeoned • grey wire sad • pony stolen. the the robbery beim; dierovered, a pursuit towards Landow took plate, mid at the Half-Muoa 1•n, *bout three miles me the Londe,. able of Godettrae, Surrey, Mr. Selby leaned shot two sera had arrived there abut six o'clock us the moritiag, with a grey maw sod et posy, both at w►ich were ludo jaded, add the mare was dreadfully not about She head, sod hush the fore hues were broken, evidently by a fall. They were traced he Lu•dsa, and, after much i•gstry, the mare war Saud at • hurl stables, In Gourell-street, end • saddle and bridle, ales lielotrying S. Mr. Setzby, were hood at a saddler's. The Priming were appetrimorkd at the Ball, sa Gray's•lna•lwae, where they were takes Sass restudy, sad peeved to be the men who mopped at the Bale- Mout, mar Godetoae. Seceders was ideatiked as the man who sold i.e saddle arid bridle, sad Williams was Mee eyehole to, se thespidnem who left the mare at the stain, in Gomeell.eireee, for Gmbh The Jury fossil the Prisoners Guilty—Dm& EXTENSIVE ROBBERIES. Riciwral Backup was indicted for aiming a ipmatity of silver, the propery of Joseph Agri. It appeared that the Primmer woo a jeenternew so t h e Prosecutor. who sea working silversmith, is Compton-street, Clerkesuell. The Jury fora the Prisoner Gully. Jan Prkkett was meat indicted fur sleslldg'4o omens of silver, the property of Mr. Angel. Mr. Aut.ar stated, thee the charge animist the Prisoner, as far as regarded the antorat of property charged to have been stoke by him, was of • men only arrival **ion than is the former case. The duplicates fousirl epos Beck. ley, and which, he said, be received from the' Primmer, kd Mr. Angel to several mmtibruliers • Amps, red while at Arm. strones, M Ihrldwies.gartirna, looking at seas Obliel which had been pledged there, the Primmer mass is with some silver images to pawn. He was immediately pointed out by Mr. Armstrong as the men who had pledged the articles whin Mr. Augel was inquiring abort, sod be was taken iatu custody. He was dreadfully *tame* lead .eeterried that nearly the whole of the property, to which the depli cites found epos Healey related, had bees maarfactitred by him from silver which be bad takes from Mr. Angel. Mr. Angel, use assurer to a question from the Jury, said he had lost upwards of 300 onions of silver within the last year. The Prisoner received an extremely gMsd character hem rmpectable rifeness. Verdict—Guilty. Both Prisoners were then placed at the bar, nod the Common SCRJ CANT. is pessuig serleace, observed, t h at la the silver trade it was Necessary that the • most implicit coo/dean should exist between master sad seerast, sail where that conAdeeee was abased, as its the prneat ease, it was the duly of the Coen to riffle( a most inert punish ment by way of example to other workmen. The sentence was, that the Prinaers should each be transported foe ante rare. Mr. Angel begged to recommend Beaky to the merciful consideration of the Court, as he lied hiss ter years is his employment, sad dowse to the Mine, dab= butt • most irreproachable character. The Coingoii-Stair.mre--Pllabeset Notes to your cha ritable reammesetation ; furbid it." . • LAW LOG AA L COURT OP CHANCERY, Hummers*, THURSDAY. M*lr 4. COMMITMENT FOR A CONTEMPT OP COURT. IRADLIT SO. iiva. LOVL AND OTailta. The ATTOINICT.GENBIAL !het Ike Cir. comatancrs of this case mast be tit the eecollei tine of the Court. as his Lmtlohip had sonar hat perished an injunction to restrain the Defentraiiis from dredging for oysters •n the banks or bells of the Plaintiff. 04 that OCC•1110i1 the Defendants claimed the right to dredging as a corporation i.f free fishermen. and the Court directed that the Plaintiff should bring his action against the De felidants to try Owtr assumed right, Plson tiff had commenced that action in Dereisib•r Ital, but had not beta, able 4o prevail nu the Defraidassis to plead to rt ; they were ptreolll of a very low col - disiou in life,• and it was impossible for the Plain till to get any pecuniary redress for the ri.jory lie had sustained. He had as affidavit Slat twee tine issuing of the ii.junetion the Defendants had hero ligroin dredging for oysters iu the Paine pi:Jo e, !par ticularly the Defendant Love, on the 4.341 of April last. He had therefore to more that the U.lei.. dant Love might be committed to the custody of the Warden of the Fleet prison, for a contents's of Court, in having disobeyed the order of the C•wri, by * breach of the injunction. He had also en affidavit of the service of the mjunciinn ou the Dr - fetichists, cud of notice being *erred on them of the present application, and lie understood they did not appear. Mr. OWEN and Mr. PEMBERTON were Cow,* with him. The LoaD CMAIIICIL4011—" ne it so." Motion grsuted. The LoaD Cusucit.Lot came iuto Court at half•p+at teu o'clock, and rose nt lutlf.pabt r i c o rs ., uu account of Cuttuatl not being ready utile thew tuotioos. CUCRT KING'S BENCH, TuutaDAy, MAT 4. The Cou►t hiss been occupied the whole n.o►nis.p' in giviwg judgments on offences against use ►err nue laws, and assaults connected wish those 61": fences. TSB ICING V. RICHAID WADDEL. The SOLICITOIL•GEN111•L prayed the yoogment of the Court against the Defeudaut. who was mu victed at the last Amines fur the County of Kent. of aosaubiug William Piper. a seaman, of hi. Ma jesty'. ship Sevens (rationed on that coast, for the preveution of smuggling), in the eircut of L.a duly. The circuorstaucss are alrtady tosfoie the public. The Defendant was sente-ced to imprisonment for three month . . in Maidstone gaol; sfiriwards give security fur IA good behaviour, himself iu Soh trod two sureties iii 251. each. for two year.. THE VINO V. ELLIOTT. This Defendsiit was convicted of lighting it li .e on a hill on the Dorset comet. by 'Hy of signal to smuggling v►ssel iii the offing. Mr. ERSKINE put in offidavits on hellion' of the Defendant, which spewed that his charracte r heti been exemplary fur honesty and industry, and alto gether unitupeechable until this conviction. These considerations were urged with great eloquence slid earnestness by the Learned Counsel. Mr. Justice BATLEY sentenced the Defendant to be imprisoned lu Dorcheiter dna fur tbte mouths, and kept to herd labour. Till KING V. HICKSON. This was a conviction at the Maidstone Anise, for assaulting Thos. Cockson, an ulEerr of the cuss toms, in the discharge of his duty. The Defender sot pleaded the necessities of ■ large fainilY de pendant ou his labour for support. lie was sentenced to itnprisonrnent for two months in Maidstone . gaol, and afterwards to enter his °WU IISCOgli1Z•11/Ce iu 50f. for two 3 rani. THE SING H. WHITEMAN. This was a conviction at the Suisse: As•ieea of the (Mendota, fur smuggling and assaulting cus tom-house officers. The sentence was, imprisooment for one year, and hard labour in the House of Correction ; and the Defeisdanit was afterwards to give sureties for his good behaviour fur two years, himself tit 501. and two sufficient sureties 'au 251. each. TUB ZING V. MARTIN ♦ND NI.DIBIDGN. Lord NOIMAIRY has declined the representation . of the Borough of Scarborough in Parliament, and accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. His uncle, Ge neral Paters. Ins offered himself fur the vacancy. If he is elected, of which no 'doubts are entertained, it will be the seventh time he has represented that borough in Parliament. The 10th royal hussars, who have been stationed for nearly twelve months at Piershill berraCks, marched on Monday looming fruits Edinburgh fur London. The 7th dragoon guards are expected iu a few days. The division of the 71st regiment, eiliieh has bees Mae time iu Lancashire, retu rued. tie their head quarters at Chester, on Tuesday lest. A Court inertial has been held at Chester on a private of the 71st regiment. charged with lording his 'smart with ball-cartridge s and threatening tu 'hoot ti• •uf his officers. The result of the inquiry cannot -he known till it has received the sanctum of the Cerium A new 4160 has been discovered off Cape Hurts, in lat. 61 deg. long. 55 deg. by the ship on a voyage from Monte Video CI Valparaiso. The same ship having been sent by Capt. SHIRIIIIPT. of the Awdromeche frigate, to survey the cease. had explored it for 400 tulles. The Captain went ashore ' fatted it coveted With snow, and uninhabited. Abundance of smile soli Voliales wers4immed in its neighbeerbood. tie h 4 1111111td ibtailblid New Sligthubd4 etel This war a conviction at the last Soma ttss,x►e s (or assaulting and ulutiucting au Laker of the ►c• venue to the execution of his duty. The sentence of the Court was, that the De. fendisot Eldridge should be tusplisoned ita the House of Correction at Leers fur I month., and •Iterwatds to give security for his K omi beiniviatir for three year*, himself in 501. and two 'unites is wt. each : the Defeuttant Menlo 080 to he in. prinued iu the House of Correction at Lewn for 14 months, awl enter into similar sureties fur bia good behaviour for two years. THE KINCI •. COOK. SPEAKS, ♦ND 81100‘. There Defc•odants were brought up to receive lieu• tence, having suffered judgment to go by default. They were charged with obstructing pelt of the crew of his Majesty's ship Sevens. employed iu assisting the revenue officers on the coast of Kent and Sussex. The offence was committed at Bea hill in the latter county. The Defendants were part of a numerous body who were assenilikd there to engage iu landing same goods from a vessel to the offing; Mr. Witroag wee helm! on the part of the De.. fendants. toil read several affidavits, from which it appeared that the two Defendants Cook and Spears had suffered severely frosts wounds received dariss4 the scuttle which took place at the Ileac the offesics: was committed. Brook, it appeared, was mach le►* implicated in the Whey. The ►enteuce of the Conti was, that Cook soot Spears should be impristused fur three months. snot afterwards cute► into recognisance' s& 801. each for their good behaviour fur three yews. Betook was shicisarged ou entering into recugumaoces• to be et good behavMar for two years, himself its. 801. sod two vu►eties iss flbf. each. Tug unto v. ■oasts, Ilion% gutt-tUmmt. These Defendants were chimed lineirtiollit: know. to the Revenue °Weil Ms die 4611114 the some of Atillisg. that to. • itifillt l Vithait' l 4 smoggier' bt mesas of firing golliMertleritio itAs the flash could - be Meg et in. Jodimeot fiatitig gobs 'by dtfaiill,t the' iiiiliste r ...•••••• • •, I neve uercnuents were erotisnt ipso receive lieu. tenet havingjud g ment g o . suffered to b y default Lord NORKANRY has declined the represeatation ,'7 . the Borough of Scarborough in Parliament. end They were charged with obstructing pest of the :treed the Chiltern Hundreds. His sock, Ge- crew of his Majesty's ship Severs. employed iii rill PHIPPS. bee offered himself for the vaeolleY• assisting the reveuue officers on the coast of Kent he is elected, of which no doubts are entertained, and Sussex. The offence was committed at Bea. . . will be the seventh time he has represented that hill in the latter county. The Defesidents were rough in Parlianseut. part of a numerous body who were assestilikd there i The 10th royal hussars, who have been stationed to engage in landing same goods from a vessel sir nearly twelve usuriths at Piershill herraCks, the offing; arched on Mondry wonting front Edinburgh fur Mr. WO/Alvan woe Ismail on the part of the De.. radon. The 7th dragoon guards are expected fendants. mil read several affidavits, from which it , is few days. appeared !het the two Defendants Cook and Spume The division of the 71st regiment, which has had suffered severely frosts wounds received duriti4 re MAO time iu IlArcembire,retursitil•tvisteer heed. theses/He which took place at the nese the offessi men at Chester, on Tuesday last. A-Court- I was committed. Brook, it appeared, was mach less Intel has been held at Chester cm a private of I implicates! in she Whey. 71st regiment. charged with fuelling his musket The sentence of the Cotirt we., that Cook soot is hellocartridge, mild threatening to shoot ti• oof Spears should be imprisoned fur three nundhs. soil officers. The result of the inquiry cameos be afterwards enter nito rtemenixasces of 501. each lass Emu till it has received the sanctum of the Crean. their good behaviour Ice there years. lituok wee A oew islat.d has been discovered off Cape Duns, discharged ou entering into rectiguizances• to be it lat. 61 deg. long. 5.i deg. by the ship Wiiiisas. Vaud behaviour for two years, bewail ( hi' auk and • voyage from Monte Vtden for Valparaiso. The two sureties in 25f. each. r.e ship having beau sent by Capt. Slialtallrl. TIM KING V. Roams, tuclaps. AID -gtligill. the Affdrofiftelle frigate, to survey the coast. had These Defendants were cheesed entbitsteellepei dared it for 400001 es. The Coptsiu cent ashore known to the Revenue offietti imi die 4111114 &Wee iod it coveted with snow, mid uninhabited . the name of Atillhig. theft 10, • gifilielithlioqi • reactance of smile sad Voliados werii-fined in its smugglers bt moms of firing guiltier/4./010 ito $ ghboorbood. lie h 4 1111111ird dmiiilid •Nr* the flesh could 'be teen it See. . /floods •uoli : 4 ' (•••v• . 2 ° :=4` . ••• • - dridifattet hothig gotas"by lk MINI %tie' IlMoste . . . s• % • • . ~ ' , f ! . ._ ... .. _ - ..... .;. eNeir''' .... ' ~: 'f I r 0 ~ b ~~,