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h wet to be conceived that the Embassies of the control of the Cabinet of Vienna. that nothing can Enropeon Courts should so grossly neglect their appear in its columns without official .auction, and duly as not to hove reported • syllable of the pre- with this impression upon our minds, we consider it , assoled. (acts croritinued M alt these ortecierrsisch in, ~.... hinitible t oter • f i win _e the; relation o,tle en et.asx liar centtosplatiolsif NW Cflifionlini in the. *meta oc - e r . o . 4,00,1 1ri0v t., :i ii k , orhenor , :f or iwr .:limy of 7the ...rano Ind other papers;which have lent them selves , lliistiers Eal i bonstrai she. curse Pganolsticed (on the. to the "Par party, to presume that they were deceiv 'y. ./ 1 ”- 6 1,!"Ich4!il . .....„tht :girt/ .In"?4lises against . all ed by the interested aurettinne of mercantile houses ' • 1 .1 %" .....,.. ,.." 19 . r .k.. ; A.. .iiii Liil.6rei at "Amis shuts; s 1 the • in Germany, seeking. by . the publication of false re. ' '' '"'''. '-`" '9 l ' "• '" e '‘"'''"‘"". &e . Now a. • ports, to secornpliih some selfish purpose. • - No gwootively burs , thitt . sitither Austrian, nor Eng... . .. i . .. nor p row % hor p eumuu report . (up to the 23 ,1 . 1 .An inter rupitoti has taken pl.ice in the diploma. • ' orckl have imads, the least mention of these news. ' tic communications between the Courts of Berlin iss tlssak esseariSgek fully entitled to consider them . and Cassel, iii consequence of the vrolrut removal , ••• • AP ... la riaille."...f Note g A sortieu Obetr set.) • I of the Princess of ASHALT from ,Bonn by a Hes.. shin officer. The Prussian Government demanded an explanation of the outrage, and not being eons , fled with the answer, has wrohdranu the Peus,ian • Minister from the Court of Cannel. ' • Acemintinfrom Berlin notice the arrest of several students, in consequence of the discovery of a con• apiracy, which is represeuied as being of a character more than usually importasit.—The Be** Slate Gazette denounces the pretended Nine of the Kris Effendi to the Austrian and English Ambassadors ' at Constantinople a fabrication. ....—._ , • Tge fallowing are entracte. from Breath Papirs to the 24th April : . 11111Uttinl. APRIL 22. .. • We have a letter frogs Bayeaor of the 151 b, which says -0 Tor some days pilot a double decree. of ditieeeee is exer cised as ibis frontier. .Spanish Jortraals,, ersotaishre wirehair...airy &dicks as Fraser, base bee. seised. -.. ' A Biscay.■ metosucer, who had passed the Sidasses, has brew arrested: he was she bearer of several !titers is 'cipher, written by the Ex-Ererieb pikers who have dad to Spain. Those papers hare bees seat to Paris. The siteasios of Navarre is "till alaratieg; there is • party is the prowler" which would excite civil war, a ainaerows body of "road see hes 'hews itself, sad it is airmsed that she humus Merisia, wheys some journals hare killed, is at its Issad.7 HE.BRITI S I-1 PRE ,S S. 'b.: i i' LONDON, ,; • 1822. •f.~ d forwattl his .1 I int ni di the people et the sob ! • excited- in eve►y tallrusi-litit the Noble- together • iirio RusszO.'s the subject. ..lrt teeming, ond deep research sod the vognized principles the present though country. He come and thus ep• enemies of Re themselves to found lathing ,ussitt's motion It has been already noticed in this Paper. that the French troops, entitled the &miter, Cordon, , pledging the in of the expe- Alganey 4 a Reform. and should this tootiop be ;limiest • it eras his intention to move for leave to likiite to a bill for Miming his plan in proper form illigura iiie Howe. The Noble Lord reminded the . liiide_ .Ibill Lar d CIIATINAIeII sc h eme of Reform 4itatfamolated as addition of 100 Members to the Me of Great Britain, and that a similar vr .. . waissoceasively approved by Mr. NW aad "loge: liiiiet, .0n the frontier of Spain, had excited the jealousy of the latter nation. The Preis P■pers of Monday which have arrived .contain a paragraph, which states, that this jealousy th►eatens actual hostility ; but it does not appear worthy of any credit. These Papers also insinuate that Auttria had required of the King of NAPLBS a total change of Ministers and of mevures, bat that the latter had supplicated the Emperor Fitauctswot to press his demo(' at present, as he mold not comply with it without the dignity of Government. Fes, with this distinction between the two ~ that the former, would give thir•whole of tttw increase to the representation of the coun ties, while the latter preferred giving' it to the rest teens. An increase of 100 Movnbers io 14 • Heat, of Commons has actually been since -Afl'ected by means of the onion .with Ireland, and this circumstance was noticed by Lord Jost! 111inesatt as ceiling soma difficulty in his way . in pursuing s similar scheme of Reform. This diffi vsity, however, ,bn proposed to obviate by striking shay 100 Members from the representation of the tiaell boroughs, and giving an *gull number to places otf . greater importance. Of this number.oo should be chosen by counties, and 40 by gilts Nisi& Vbe Nubk Lord's first Resolution • .M..L.4I•6IPIPPIntted by the Ministers, end on a %erre OPeoeijoesed: . the numbers bring, for the of s et it 46g—Maj ority 105. -.V - of the 13th inst., which, Ipers, arrived at our office intelligence from Constantino- A considerable share of. throughout the Cootie cot the Austrian Observer the East, and on this it has for some time kept been a source of germs' from it that all the rumours prevailed concerning the nego le were unworthy of public. of humanity will be those statements which day so confidently made German Pipers of the atroci in the streets of Coo , substance untrue, very the fourteen dayt previeos last adviees the,Turhuh • from scenes of violencitk of the 'marl state OdlOvoistiovia between Turkey and Ramis, fitit these is a kind of negative intimation that ' pence sultinatitig between these Powers will (lOC be intenunted. It is observed that the Porte his oviediesenpreporrutions for war, 'such as would•indi cate eery an apprehension on the pert of the Divan that the negociations now pending would prove on amccetsfel ; mud that a large armament is actually -fiterosed fee • Abs. purpose of retaliating upon Persia :foe di olgra invasion. An army of one beedrid ~ t miis mid to be resembled klirge force has been directed .81 1 111181, orpet s ite - ea.operete with Caouascuio Poeisai.tbsteedmetiou of the Mures. No contrast cant fuss elieriefor g I Jr marked than that which is afKred SitsimPiring these statements made in the Autrien Observer with those which from time to comprising . _ his - Lisboa Papers to the lath inst. state, that the Captain of a word from Bahia has brims& news that all was tranqoil there. The eats was installed on the 21 February. and the mere ben were generally esteemed. The Feiner /loyal was going to virit the provinces of S. Paul and Mines Genres. On the 19th February many vessels ap peered in the road of Fumigation), and it ipp, waft that the expedition wider the convoy of maatt rife arrived on the 15th, had landed 2,000 .asen, that the troops had not yet departed for Por i event, and that all we. tianquil.—( Lisboa Paperf. April 19.) Yesterday the election for • COMMON SEBJEANT for the City of London took - place the particulars of which will he found in another part of our Paper. Mr. DENMAN was declared duly elected by a majority of twelve, the numbers being--for Mr. DENMAN 131, and for Mr. 80/.LAND 119. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreigii-office in Downiag.street, which was attended by all the Cabinet Ministers, who wit in deliberation till übout four o'clock. The LORD CMANCELLOI was only preient about half an hour, owing to his official engagements. Yesterday afternoon the French Ambassador had an interview with the Morquis of LONDONDBIET for upwardrof an hour. Yesterday the diipatches were closed at the East India House. and delivered to the Formes of the following ships. vise--Lady Melville, Captain RICHARD CLIFFORD Regext, Captain ROBERT W LICHT Noaroa—for Chin., direct. Tas FUNDL—Yesterday being a holiday, there was very little doing; though the Stock Exchange was open, there were no report. or news . to be de pended upon. Consols were 7811 for money. 7111 for the Account. There were some nonsensical ru mours of a war between France and Spain,. but ao great credit was attached to them , as Spanish Bonds remained at 651 a 66, Extractor a Letter from the A geot.te Lloyd's at Constantinople, dated tbeitad.ult. The Turkish Beet has had ao engagirment with the Greek ',qua ' Ition off Patel's, in which the former had the •dvan. hge. Seven of the latter, according to the acconot• given by the Porte, have been burnt, as many wok. and mune driven oo shore, the remainder took so eight, and the Turks retired to Zente to repine damage. A large fleet is iii preparation here. and will very soon be ready for sea. It consists of 92 'hips, many of the first rate. its destination is nut yet known, but a part is expected to proceed to the Archipelago. We have been three weeks with out any news from Odessa." Letters have been received from Pernambuco, dated 26th February, which mention that every thing was perfectly tranquil there. Through the sane channel advice, hove also been received from Bahia, of a later date than those which had previ ously reached England direct. They meiniou that the tiros Provisiousl Junta. in conformity to the or ders of the Cones, had beta estabtibhed there in a .101pie.ireee. appeared in the Paris Papers. We can. peaceable manner. I Letters have been received by th e J ama i ca M a il. .oetirMlMe. from the wellwlemman character of the I dated the 12th alt. which s t a te. th a t an e m i omt t'Airtiess•flbsereee, to attic% winch credit to ita mercantile house, deeply connected with the Scotch mmaletioicatioon s ifje be e.t the direct Organ , jelereit. had failed foe 600,000 t currency, Shout ram.• .4,oit is cereals/7 ee tat the 000,00si. Nether. •Ne ••• ••. J • et.. idea ."` N.:• • • • 011141111.4 • '804114 te• ,• • . • *. *. . IRA .. ~ • ~ •, ... lA, 111 UV/ iv • -, . i , - 30.4 . . FRIDAY, 'Aram 26.. 1822. Yi'v Jew Italisililiought filmset 1: *406 is the illesseiwf Commons 11.111•1111118orm iiv the , liereeenterien 4 :t it ailiNliiiiikrot. The geseiltSportance e ',pardeep interest which it has excite .. tie owtotry. with the dituinguishect I -af"lesnoiog L oad the high rank of 1 l ' • illail 14 Ilia undertnites the task of s -. '44101, - of Members. Lord Jolts 1 . t tostiit jeldisted pa able exposition of 11 illt:wee Mete with constitutional tear was iliafassainherl alike by deep rewire • y . rtlitiossa application of recognized Isiabfisised iu other times, to the press --. iced eircamstaacer of the country. r • .. red to offer a plan of Reform, an the old objection of the enea • f . • , that the Reformers confined the' . .r • , !lowa propositions, in which was to he foul iis • Rite or positive. Lord Joon Rossitt; ... the form of a Resolution, pie I to so earnest consideration of ~ . . I 'o'4 „_". . Is; Ails Ilissfesse Observer a itith other °from+ Papers 4 t ort • ..iiilit. contains intelligi i ' of die 4=d ef:lVlerch. . snag as i altsched thr .44.1144 cationtoniestions of rtfesoreting the straits of -litterent the silence which it t' • tins sibjict has two We now learn from ~ .... haw lady profaned io Constantinople a end the friends i l'et '''te . think that ' tho . hips from day to di . .. plioet.Freoth sod Germs , • .... 4 pitievisstiby the Turks ouisitleipfe, were , if not in • 41 - I!iiiii 1114011isd. For th tithe diiiirtqrs, of the Is. clisitt hod remained free fi Oa., is so seeneut given a a lt _.1=11h..•0 -a . . . 1 A . • • " ' • • .1 4 ..s ub ,_ •-4 0 ' 441. ' ••• •-•t••:: #41: ' • - • •••' IL MACK'S* •• •' • Almack'a hail on Wedneedsy evening wet at. tended by neatly 400 persons of the Bret distinc tion and fashion. Daocing commesiced about eleven o'clock. and continued till nearly roar yee• terday morning. Among other distinguished per onars present were : Me Royal Highness the Dolma Glosenter. Prfnces—Saa enable, Labltaisior, Ctmiklll , aad Cs . Prison's An Cattalo*. Doke of Wellioetins.. Duchessae—aiebooo4, Marlborough, Mosinee, and Portland, Mergrano—Aagliesey, Lothisg, Homily, and Graham. Marchnuessee--Loodoodeary, Salisbury, Westmeath, Centers tin. Hunt'', Wiaeleemer, and Bulb. Earls —Darnley, Gaoler, St. Germain% Uxbridge, Glea son, Emil, Wosiipprispd, Albemarle, Falmentb, Shaftesbury, Wicklow, r ts oil, and Harewuod. Cossissees—Coryprr i Leve e, Sefton, Eh. Germain. Hun Gehl, U x b ri d ge , aib e nuirly. Warwick, Moltke, Comolis, Murirp,„Beroli Illsrewood, Glee's'', Grey, Mun ster. Wicklow, 011airbergek, (.adult, Galloway, sod Clare. Lords—Palsitysirss: Lowther, Grituville. Lil. ford. G. Sonsenet.loretemels, Breolcoell, William Lemon. Elleaboronels, Mos; Ilgrusrd. F. L. Gower, A. 11 amittoo, Vasirbao, endow Disemlep, A. Hill, M. Hill, Folkestone, Howard of Es.shsm, Begehama Ravelgeworlk Ladies—.ll. Datil s 1111entaeu, R. Edgeambe, C. Mae. Aonstd, H. Beatinell. allulyues% G•ydyr, Lessee, Stewart. C. Grebes% CI W. Beaky, E. and C. Money, S. Bayley, E. Falb, J. Fiinilaboo, Nene, E. Campbell, C. Gordo., M. sad F. Fuenseue,_Sigart, Fitzroy Somerset, C. Greville, Barnard, F. Stashopo, L. Thynne, M Krppel, A. Beckett, Greenlee, Beamed% A. Cooper, taseelles, A. Patin., Pratt, C. Wood, A`Court,.c.orsisallts, A Bernfeld, Bligh, M. Pel ham, H. Chichester, C Sum. E. Brodeur'', J. leer, E. Car dips, De Clifford, /Orelley, Grey, Creaborne, Folkestone, Hampden, Furrester,,H. Sullies% C. noggin, J. Douglas, sod Fri.'''. Amismadors—Fresith. Prussia% Danish, Swedish, Han.. 'reties ' Hew, Badtexi s askd American. Osisab—allifist, St. Masai% sod Collared*. Piste's, De Mareelliee. Ilarras—Cello, DtaolaasS, and Ds Sirs—P. Stosigrast4 Wes A'Coest. J. Copley, J. Bar. pyar, G. Rokiwessi.,C. Asgill, A. Ed 1111111181•00, Hooter Blair, sad T. Inhatipm4 General Braisda. Cassels— Bovisier:lll44bins, Fremantle, sad Davis.. Chevalier De Cultism!. Nasers..—Greallles, arekett, Banker, Davies, Ball, Hoehn, Montagu, Plants, 11.A.Aish, J. Male, F. Byte, Luttrell. Bethune, E F..trry,Greafrll,l4ilbalik. A. Forrester. J. Moore, York. R. Smith, Peel, Wellesley% Amherst, Seymour, Lloyd, sod' Nadas. *Pfesdames—Arhotisid, Causing, Hope, Bush, sod Fits. berbert. MU..—Censisig. Illiktureuer, Powys, Bu crows, Asinine, Howard, Brood% 1111Meit, Liddell, Fergosou, Bouverie, Campbell, rat, svaat, Arbuiboot, Forrester, Copley% sad :^7" PASNAIRII4II P4Rnas. . . the Doke or aggitvior pee a superb estertairomnt yeeterday to a party. liflistiactitio, is bunt of her Royal Himiusesa's birib.diry, at Gloucester Hum. The'Duke of Wilt ignis eurrisimed Visconot and Tie. cowmen Granville, idd a dititiogokhed parth yesterday, at Ansley Rum ' Plentiflly- Crave Lieves all r elmramt estorialamest ire now• slay as the Duke of Tack, the Duke of Weilinglaus. Prises Reterhan, the Earl of Liverpool, sod a large party of dia. liogetaltrd porsommni at his residence io Harley-street. The Curates itiatnesda a . large party of fashionable, is the evening. Lord Belem* Win emiertalm a dittiogvithed party this day at his house in Geasneang.equare. Lady Drummond !milk will give as depot entertain• swot on Sunday nut to a large party of her distinguished rirods, is lbomotir of Mr. Rearm birth-day, at her house gm Piccadilly. PA NIONA DfS MOrsmsivr& The Marquis of fhilisiusry, Wt tows yesterday for his seat, Hailed. The Bari sod Countess of Jersey ham arrived at their harm in amkeleymplare, from the Duke of Bedford's seat, Windows Abbey. Lord amid Lady Hiroo . base arrived at Viseooat 4s.'. hoots., hi North AueHey-street, from their mat, Lileys, •:Hotrka. . Lord Gavial** has arrived at big boom is Whitehall ' frosn'hia mthly Iltsp.be Abbey. Bucks. ' t Vie /miner. Catianal, Sart. has arrived in learcheme 419.14 !.1 Arrivals et the St. George's Hotel Albormarle-stremr.... Sir Friar's sad Lady Su m ma; Mr. Mrs. •ad Uia &rumens, Gym Paris. The Hon. T. 0. Pooling has left town for his seat, Bolton , Hall, Toe Itsbire. Arrivals at the Royal (Islet, St. Janies'a-street Co , sentry. Fug. from hi, mtvgla Woreirmerabire; Sir !ohm Trot. lop, Bart. from Brialtato I Lord Danalley from Ireland; H. W. Treat, Em. fralisAlisto • Lord lames O'Brien from ditto; sad hir Williaes Hliabiso, Bort. from Bath. Depar. tweet :—Sir Haney POMAbalmt. for his seat in Heats; sad Captain T. Smith for lioart. • The Duke of CLAIIVICII came to town yeller. day front Bushy Park. The Duchess of Gtouctrrca and the Princess SOPHIA visited the Princess AUGVKA yesterday. Yesterday being the Duchess of Gtouccirrates birth-day. Gloneestcr Mange was thronged with visitors of congratulation from eleven in the morn. ing till six in the- eyeing. The company swore so numerous that Paeltulause was frequently blocked up with carriages. The DuChess of KENT made a long morning visit, to the Duchess of GLOIJCLSTEIS. The Princess Attllitiffa and a select party dined with the Duke mid • Duchess ; and their Royal Highnesses had a uumemul evening party spon.the• occasion. • • Count Woronsok the Russian General, bar set out from Pans fur St. Petersbargh.. There was a larii.nseeting last evening at the Society of Arts in the Adelphi, to consider the ex pedience of having the distribution of rewards thi. year at Drury.lane theatre, which was carried by large majority, after • long discussion, at which the Duke of Susosi has consented to preside. The 71st regiment of foot embarked yesterday morning at Paddington on board Messrs. Hovrs and - Kam woerrillr'S Sy-boats, for Liverpool, on their way to Dublin. The stakes of 11001..a.oide for the battle on the 7th of May, between 11/4111111X and BILLOW°, was to have been made rod yesterday, WO/. s-side having been already stoked. No money was forth coming from Bal.asop's boeker. Tbe ee i r lris off, to the disawantaiiiref the everting' 3•' :1 r • 47. • f•••• • • ITIE COMMON SERJE,4IVT. Yesterday . the, electio• ht a Gamow Serj ea nt. in the room `of Newman inowlys, E.q. who has Men appointed IteCorder. woe held the Com as Council Chamber, Goildhell. The utmost anziety previtilkl athontst the . friends tf both the candidates. All the *avenues leading to the Common Council Chamber were completeiy occupied. Mr. S. Dtkow moved that the Cottrt should ord. teed to the di•patctt of Say bosinets that would occupy them before the hour of one o'clock. The motion was agreed to. When the clack strode one, there was a general cry of " Ballot ! bal.lotri upon which— Mr. SLADE said, the time had now arrived when the Court ithoseld proceed to the appointment of Common Serjeant, and he therefore begged leave to nominate Thomas Denote°, B.q. as a fir and proper person to fill that i .liee.--(L u nd chee t ili d .) Mr. Baoaysm seconded Mr. Denroatt's 1101111. Dation. Mr. Dtxow then nominated Mr. Bollend, whose name was received With great approbation. Mr. STawArr seconded the nomination of Mr. 134,11..hd. The Conrt then proceeded to ballot, and pre cisely when the clock struck three the ballot was closed, and the numbers counted, when The Loan Mkeott declared, tluit tbere appear ed for Mr. Denies Mr. Bollard .......... sod he therefore declared Thomas Delouses, Esq. duly elected. This declaration was received with the most milked approbation by the Court, end the cheers were echoed by a numerous ssoemblage of persons outside the Court impatient to hear the result. Mr. Denman was then introduced in hit pears. sional dress by Mr. Alderman Wood and Mr. Slade, when The LORD MAYOR announced to the Lssroed Gentlemen the decision of the Court. Mr. Den-so/IX then rose, and spoke as follows: " My Lord Mayor and Gentlemen of the Common Cot:lied—l any sure that after the eager contest which has taken place Sou will easily conceive that my feelings render me incapable of expressing my gratitude. If you who have taken such an active part ea this occasion feel (as I um sure you do) deeply interested, yon cannot doubt that the individual upon whom your choice Teri fallen is impressed with a similar sentiineet. I shall therefore edtifine my self to the simple expression of my warmest thanks to this enlightened Coalition Council for the distils. Oohed honour they have conferred upon me. To the end of my life I shall remember the disinterested conduct of those who have supported me, and to wards those who have opposed me, I shall enter. Lain no feeling but that of thanks for the manner in which they have opposed me. Its the discharge of the duties of that office to which I hare been elected, it shall be my pride to forget all party distinctions and political preferences, and all psi vote affections and friendships. It shall be my en. deavour to prove to my friend* that I am truly grateful for their kind supporipand to convince those who have opposed me that iso trace of that opposition shall eves sanest., my condom,. Once more I beg to return to the whole of this 'everts ble body my most sincere thanks. I cannot strengthen the expression of my feelings .by length ening this address, stud I inti.t content myself with the hope that you will give me credit for those sen timents of gratitude which my tongue aaassist find words to express." This address of the Learned Gentleman was heard with the deepest attention, and received with con siderable applause. _ A Deputation of.Abeo Porter was granted under seal to Mr. Stennis, for a limited petioal. The Chamberlain's Account of Receipt and Expooditore of the City's laconie for ihe Isat year. and the eridgemas. to 's Accounts of the Bri.ige-house Cash for the Seine period, were delivered in, and ordered to be printed, and aeon seat to reels inenther. Mr. Rearnibroneer reported sundry Bills depradiag in Parliament affecting the City, w►ich were referred le ?WWI/ Coollllltiers. A Petition relative to u Mambo( for t►e Sale of Fish in Billiegsgase Market was referred to the Committee of Cloy Laude. 'The c 011102111“ far General Purposes wade a Bryon for appointing two Assistant Clerks of the Court of Requeets, ■nd fur limiting the ages of t►e candidates; whys, after some discussion, the Court agreed wish the lestpart of the Report wily, and the seat Court was appointed to 111 up the vacancies in those situations without any Imitation of age. DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN BO W. Yesterday morning, at five o'clock, two hUjw Dude. row, Caisatta-street, the laser pert of whisk led by Mr. Parry, a carpenter, as a shop, and the opplae l part let, felt with a dreadful crash. and burned all the inseam who were is bed, is the ruins. Mr. Parry, who was up, and manditig at the shop window &assist himself, was the osly ruses who escaped, and he was throws out al the limber. , Mr. Bolls, • 'merchant. ■nd his wife, occupied the first bet; Mr. Ni. eels, &emceed floor; and two maiden ladies, sisters, of Ilse same of Osbaldestoo, the third dour. Ala okra was tut medsately raised, sod the iseiglsboorlsood were issued. The snastabk of the might and the watchmen procured amistaime; sevevnl labeerem •u 4 carpenters were easploped la pte►p. phic•F the adjoimiag boners, sad potlucks were placed acmes the street to the opposite houses.. The merit was ►areicedued at each end, and the labou►ers ►elss se clear away the ruins. The two Mir Osbaletestaes were dug oat about six o'clock dreadfully mutilated sad nearly suffocated, and carried to /it. Thomas's Him. pits) with little hope of recovery. Mr. Nicol" escaped. with little lisjary; Mr. mad Mrs. Bolls were dee eat about half pail six : they were found in bed nearly seffocated frau the rubbish, but screened by a liege beam said part je the flooring. A sorrow was as the spot, "Fhb ►ad them carried to the Cross Tereus, Buw.taat, where they were pat to bed, sad their wounds dressed; and ow Inquiry we learned there are but faint hopes of their recovery. A young weaning who was on • visit to Mr. Bulls, and • child of his, still re'm'ised buried In the rums. PO LICA* ...M11M..... ROW-crass*. Yrelerday names Potter war charted beton Sir Richard Strait, the sitting Megieirate, with orating a quantify of weerieg apparel lied alter property, belonging no Rickard Toeker. It 'Teemed that the Prosecutor, who is • very ioditstrioas shoemaker, lodged in the same house with tin Pannier, sad WI Saturday sight lass Wise amities to go out foes sleet time, h• haft his roost-deer valockedi mid Go hie cetera revered that it had been strips of every portable oak*. Selective the Primmer, he went I. search of him, ssd faad kiln In Viamatmet, 'Commutative, imitate i is leis mositie hatmm 41 a . mod IS. mosey •le ram also i as kering the imam milk *lmp basdb.—.fully lOW THE TURF. • • BETTING ROOM, NLWMARKCT, Atsit 45 Dtoßtt Y. rt to 1 ft•t Ramp 12 to 1 opt /Optic . . 140 to 40 opt 110100 to 1 apt Maley 0A6. 1 . 3to I opt Whrseig J6to I opt Rosalind 31 to I art Pastille Pestillr has rot up de ee linguist the 2,C06 roiliest biti,t, list boas( is fiat. zmuit ri4kß THIIATRE. ILmt tight The Siege of Berri ete was performed at for Hears., is which Mr. Basis* (hi. first Sliptitikarr stew) performed the rharmeter of the serashder. He we. warmly greeted os his appearance ley the %earner, and., pj I n s e rood voice IS ewer eft recollect bias. In all hist o . i ., he gave universal delight, in some he was tutored, is all t pretties was called fur. The favourite air of " dly heart lore is bealiso," ht imagiti • strain of the awtriesi maim combined with the most brilliant execution. Madame late played /41/s with her natural vivacity sad jedg etn , :, sod Miss Fukoe, ha the character of Certhertoe, laical greet applause. She looked more totereuisf In the character than fa any ifs , which she has as yet appe.,,, l. Um mime all the tomes allotted to her with taste mad aseei. sews, and, with a little mote spirit, =debt be cassident perfect in live eharaeaar. The boom presented • more omberoos mad faiiimiam, madhouse Um Of have witnessed fir efts . • " LAW INTELLIVSNOW t COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wradkaerlik. TXURSDAY, Aran 4 • ABBOTT V. YOUNG. Mr. Setjeant uta.ocx moved for • ink to Mew cause why the verdict for the Plaintiff in this ru t should not be set aside. and • sew trial granted.— This was an action fur • breach of promise of mar. rise, and was tried before Mr. Justice Bayley, et the last Assizes for York. The ground s os which be made his motion were the excessive damages, sod perjury of two of the wituemes. The Plaionsi had lived wi h the Defendant so servant, sad left his service ultimately in the family way. The breach of promise here was proved by two sisters of the Plaintiff, who swore that they could wither Nisi nor write. by which means he (Serjesut Hullacki was precluded from putting so evidence two letter., purporting to be written by the Phriatiff to the Defendant, sod which, it appeared, were written by one of the sisters, undsr her dictation. He was now prepared with the affidavits of two persons, who swore that the two sisters who hod, at the trial, deposed that they could neither nod nor write, could do both five years ag,n. The LORD CRIER JUSTICE—" I Suppler the letters welt materiel in the cause?" Mr. Setjeaut thattocat said he was extretne4 anxious to have had the letters put in at the time, because they were utterly inconsistent with the in, tints of the existence of any ptounse of marriage. Tim Learned Counsel then read the letters, which spoke of some allowance which the Defendant ought to ma, for the support of the infant child, but made no allu.'ou to any promise of marriage. Rule to she* cause grouted. WALESA v. JACIMAa. Mr. Baouomaat moved fora rule to set aideda verdict fur the Plaintiff in this case as being agrim4 evidence. The cause was tried at York before Mr. Jn•tice Bayley. The Plaintiff, who is a tradesman at Knoresburough, brought this action against the Defendant her goodsfuraished. as he (Mr. Brougham) cootesided, to Wm. Walker, sen. the father of the Defendant, who at the time was living all a eirrant to his father. The goois in question were for the slaughters of the family, and in the reason of the thing must have hero supplied on the credit of the father, who it seems had since left England fur America, leaving no property to pay his debts. The Learned Counsel was proceeding so slate 11w grounds on which he cousidered a new trial aibould be had, when The LORD CHIEF Jurnce said, that if the Court granted the rule, as the verdict was under 20/. must be on payment of costs. Mt. BROUGHAM declined pressing his motion under these circumstances, as his Client sisuald cer tainly have to pay cost* of one suit, and might po.• ably, in case of failure, have to pay a second also. NAVAL hVTELLIGENCIL THE SANDWICH PACK ET. We are sorry to state that serious apprehoosiort, approaching nearly to certainty, Are entertained at the lose of the Sandwich packet, trading between Waterford and Milford. The following is an en. tract from r private letter received yesterday by • respectable commercial house in the City : . 1 . Waterford, Monday, April W. G►eat anxiety is entertained her. for the Saisdawb packet, for the arrival of which we have been i■ hourly ex pectance. A letter baa been received here, which states. that her mega has been washed ashore at St. Patrick's Its!. near Slade, on the Wexford coast. Ottnre fragments, sae• peed to have Inhaled to ►er, have bees *reed ea the same shone." rograssars. *rap. S. Arrived the Kates, Devoe*, from the Dowell fire Bawl ; I. S. Forbes, Chapman, from ditto fur Bombs/ ; Luiaa Cecile, Dewing, from Madeira for Perershergb—paved al , well. *PIM A rrived She Earns, Reid, from Lechers. Shied the Marta Schwartz, Drami sad Priam Itegn 1. ° Foyle, for Lisboa. Wednesday, between twelve end one o'clock, large new built house, the corner of the new bail& ings near the Wellington's Head, iu Spa-fields, fri entirely to the ground ; nothing but the chiniinl I remain. Happily no accident happesed, as the workmen had left the building lot dinner jo' before. • MARRIAGE. At Gleadarara Chereh, by the Very Rev. the Diu of Derry, she Rev. (Mules Galway, sots or she Aeettieseon of Cashel, to Hasera Tomhus, dasighter of Auks , APO; Esq. of Probes, roomy Derry . DEATH. Oa Tuesday she lAA, is she 6411 year of his age. Mr. Charles Keel', of Waterissilleary, Kest. MICH WATER AT LONDON BRIMS THIS DAT. ihteisig 38 diet J. I Evoking 6 after 6 and Publiebeil at THE SWISH PRESS wad YIN MANE ei.•. N. In. eitiod. ►j C. COIN WELL, if ib. *load. I E~~ a I . i I' ■ v;~e~r - • lI•-•••A • MI I t 10 61 as Vi Sial i 2 3 I 4 I w i .