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II F toalteitherZ: • ' • ..•41111.-....-17711".-71106:''' • tr" 37 T 6 MlCßlF""e 667 ••orre`pre' 77 ‘• ---11.1WW•••••rerrtgeemettiere - • -7 • • . . • „, . bat siseete anti karflialt limas for the bottom elide:end LAW INTELLIGENCE. r MURDER OF MRS. DONAD?Y. ',new a property ups. which sulpicioo 44 att ac h e d . spon Lis. -' . • • •• The Lastige." 'LV jr I t ................—•-. emmlanwom sod pay thous for MN. As to any allowance f,,,. Bo w.a.pampy. their eindliseereet wad loos et time, is weeld dept... N pe,,, their motions to God out the person to whet. th e w eedy a- -1.T.1..._•7 COURT OF CHANCERY, Lateosa's lite, The Kayak cialems• left the mows al IseKlinet ten (Meek, • *'. amidet expriesiMes of applause similar to them which bad TGitscsAlr, Maness 16. The public hinted continues mamiderehly =tiled to the breeches belonged, as there was no dosbt bet that Rigby. mseked his eetrasre. dr •-C1it54,.... 4 • The Loup auxesixot caw irate Court at heltpeet circumstance of the horrid and barbarous murder of Mrs, Dorsally. In the earighbourhood in which tbe deed was child sold "' ho l ed ". s t id aiT: • •••• ...-.., la the caurse of the remain regent delighteal longs wad leo o'clock. perpetrated the g reatest terror prevails, particularly among i ft the bar, expreseine, l ie , glees were swag hy Mr. Sham, Mr. Timmy. Miner Who, ever, some Par of being assailed by the mob assembled ia Ale. in • style of *Moselle. which ermiributed in no small FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. JUDGMENT. the females, who are afraid to stir out after drub, or retire to degree meatless the social plemares of Has asertieg. _.....-.......-- LAWRENCE'S LECTURES as PHYSIOLOGY, ZOO- reel. —Mr. betosholl, the Magistrate, has received several I t lee het e t t he ree y l ' hf . , the dike pore, Nit. mambo wishing them LOGY, and the NATURAL HISTORY of MAN. tellers on the subject, but none hare yet led to the detection Th e Magistrates peered them of every r ole cii ., ~,,,t , . The Dale. of Devonshire left Cbleetiek on Saturday fee of the villals. The worthy Magistrate fixed opus yesterday LAWIRNCE tt. JAMES SMITH. his oral, Chatsworth, Derbyshire. The 1.431113 CHAIIcELLoR- 4 This case Penes beat Me fur the filial esaraissalson ref Robert Rigby, Ann his Wife, welh 'I'HE BRl'll S H PRE S S The Marquis mid Mareleionces of Northampton will leave ' • Coolson's Hotel, Lower Brook-streel, this day, for their mat in the shape of a motiou to dissolve me injusictios which had Mary Wood her sis ter , and Samuel Askew , which commenced soon after twelve *clock is the Police Oace, and were all SHOCKING ACCIDENT. been greeted to rollout' the Defendant from publishieg and' in Nero hauspeoeshire. placed at the bar together. Mr. Minshull was accempasied ___......___ _, . disponiwg of She above bouk on the ground of its beteg se • The Earl sad Countess, of Jersey and family arrived yes. ;,,,ei ng „ lof the copyright of the maw& It ham ear. ~ by Mr. Halls arid Mr. Marklasid, the Magistrates, Sir Them On Monday afters... Mr. Railer, a hike,, Is n,,,,. Odes Metcalfe, an d a menthe? of gentlemen LON DON, Terris,' at their house is Borkeley-cpsare from Paris. PY '1 taiuly been arg ued st the bar with greet teaming sad abi.market, was taking in • laid of flour, and the nee wire The Earl and Cousltss Cameo and leanly have arrived at lily. I have i . d . a ll o ho* ii A Gentleman stated that Mrs. Haines, the dealer in old backing it from the waggon into the baketlesesed. wa a Ira ,. aid out of my eons, eration e bi bsibes . in Round -toner, who perebesed thebsois and bloody door is the middk of the shop. Mrs. B who was staid' r t their house in Charles street Be. holey-6 (l pm from their • WEDNESDAY, &Uteri 0,1122.0 n what was delivered by the Plsissiff at the Royal College review of Elizsbeth Rigby, t h e child of seems ran or a g e, the door with her infant in ► bee arms, ' about three mors a ilt ' S sad is Berks. of Surgeons, for wail he came tide Court to be protected as The Countess of Dysart left lean yesterday for her seat in had received some threats ; which was maimed by her • old, is saakieg room for the man will, • ark on his back to an author I had nothing to do with him ; he filed his bill to a Mr.. thst it expired soon after. r.c.Ahoff.C.:odr:ottießow:rimi'lsor meetlru,qw, Earl GREY gave notice yesterday netting in the Imre!. • secure his literary property from being invuied• The re- soo•irelaw, the Ci t y officer. pm bee t moved backwards, when, shioduag to I Mr. Minsholl said, if the parties were beseght before hint she sod her Waist fell down the irap-dooe into re iret ' lett " ! Lord and Lady Crank y arrived yesterday at the Clams. ad by action • House of Lords, that he would loon after the op- den Hotel, Bond street, from their seat in Serrey. I° 0.:..,1i t t" a ! `" ° ;" of i rf w t o hi ld C! ' w e rt in eTd m it e t te in . t * be be would order ' hem ' 6 find bail for their I' d bebas'o"r• horsey • remold , ratite height. Forienarety Mis. Beller Ins _ prnschittg holidays draw the attention of Parlia- E. L. Charlton, Seq. arrived yesterday at Hudyson ' s Hotel, rut instance gre e nt a it y s in r j o une f tine i ; but I doubt the juriedie- A cossiderable di ff erence of opinion oxtai l % between the takes op unhurt, but th e beau t was so dreadfully injoreol a. nonsense Officers who have examined the peewee& moot to the distressed sate' of the country. It is 11:1°YilleisrastraikftituimlefthdiaitrosftrLrerd Park, "di". Lutd lion of This Court to grant an injunction without a Plaintin Dooatty, respecting the instalments, cons BMus of Manes, held on the body, sod the Jury entered • •erti nel iet e a ; A bee ut ti . Salisbury, maintain an action al laiir• fur, if he connot recover most desirable that the actual, condition of the nor- Eolauct Jo....twaors, M.P. let town yesterday for hie seat is , . serew•driver, and what is called a stabbing-awl, some of dental Death. d ca rtlieges, what. relief can this Court give hum! I am to sop - Lincolnshire. them being decidedly of opinion that these were the lustre. tion should be made the subject of serious investi- Departures from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeky-equare : pose that in thin case the injunction was granted as • matter moo used 10 break . . _ pen the closet and drawers in mrs , gation. - and most fortuurste for all whose interests The Earl of Tyrronoel for hie seat so Ireland; sod Mr. and of resew on the bill being filed and lam . to take it for Mouthy 's hope, yesterday morning Rushes, J. J. Smith, Mrs. Nichol few their seat in Wales. grouted, that nothing was said ua that cinema relative it. -onto- are likely to be involved in the inquiry, that it and Film went to the house , and tried all these instruments. the amuse of the work. The question hire to be decided on h ." 1 . . . - The tart of Derby r 's H at: should be undertaken by the distinguished States- isnot malt rialivm or the immortality of the soul, but those w mare'had been round in the lodgings of Rigby, with the Loess; sad on Saturday, at the Oaks. . o f marks of force which bad been used, and Rothe% and Elio . H. m i ff., H aq ... k m -w en d., parts of the work must be lookod to that deny the trui• . min *balms now avowed his intention of devoting TOE MA RCHIONNSS OF SA Ltsntißrs SECOND religion and revelation. The Defeatism tritely co in t h e ir report to the Magistrates, were decidedly of imams H e ath. OALAA D ASSEMBLY. , that neither of than were the isesirmaram, and assigned a The harriers meet every day , the exergies or his great mind to the develope- into Court under shogun, eitesenelsoces. He says to the - _-variety of reasons which were conclusive as to the (weeds We learn th at or di nance is expected shortly -;_ o Plaustiff, ' You are sot ent itl e d to relief, your work is so of their opinion, t meet of the subject. It cannot be imputed to the on woman ' _ ..., .. . . criminal.' Here is the lint time that word is used, and . it • thi s distisgstsbed Lady gave lite Se. Mrs. Haines repeated her former statement as to her par. Noble Earl that he has inconsiderately receipt- coed mad assembly ir at her house su .11,1ineion- street , which asay be necessary for use to (donee, that nit is not a Casa chase of the breeches and bouts of the child, Rigby, an d re. to appear, abolishing the use of Wain' 10 the kis Ks • tated the House into t h in discussiOn ;he did oat was attended by-upwards of 400 petioles ot tbe Aro divine- i n i al h C is ourt. d a s o a d id it ie ha i s he iz jarodiet ion over cam palled also h er having no doubt abort the child. She ed. dint of Hanover. give notice. of his intention until he had previously ii" Pr a ites..-84 6"ifist a Ca ssigN ialdo e w and houl La w r e itrrio. hind of cases, and perhaps p ui ro . pe tter rly s. that it would be better that the injuattion should be eon.: milted having asked the child if she was the liiille girl whom A letter from Copenhagen, dated March 12, she bought the breeches and boots from*, the follewin deli, it uueol, fur if it isgeye—n His Majesty the King has laid a pretty ascertained from Lord LIVERPOOL that the Go- Princemewa Cataldo. dissolved it sill only cau.e other "P e "' wheu she came to her shop to sell a ellen • mud ill sbe lames in this kind of literary poison also to publish it Wild gond night ; the St. Atirhoily's fire is diminishiei, Duster-o•Glnieenter wed Wellington. h , did not say any thing to Mu Wood, the su ' iel as to her vermin.% eatertained no intention of making any Disekesees—Richmond, Marlborough. and Dorset. sa te that city ity ti o le f G C ree m k ln ta it g te i e . give it grea t s c i rcu l ation; b et m y sewer t o t h at i s, th at alarm and sue iins of the b y h although s h e saw bar end Ilia Majesty's health continues to itnprove." Oils Court has no jurisdiction to confrere She injunction, Pc u ieee esi •a o t further exertions for the relief of any of the several fifiseqvises—Lothian and Northemptow defence ne this wan made eliewheee. it in 501 Go a nds ire so her r had I n he u. M u otel r a t y . , e T v w e eta d e d ., th azd b lS u • t ed d n id es eu day t wh A ic c h eo b t u i d nts bee fi t t i or r n onn O e d d es i wa Narchionessee—Hertford, Noitleseaptun, Westmeath, and fur it has nothing to du but with the civil rights of property. rH , . If such* Sh k he I iuterktite in the community which now experience teetered.K w the Rigby beton. the pressure of distress . Lord Gast has intimated Earls—Ancreas, Grey, Kinaotil, Limerick, Attr•niarle, a m s e w t h o n. a n aLw re lse t : k be e r d there ought not to . be proceedings . of es to assist their Door countr men b awaits of Haines, the City officer, produced some purple silk sod •• tie ' . . e Y f against truth the paws. After having . subscription. among the Russians, has been cloned; that The chiiipirepose of his promised - motion will 11 "° 1 "uttiet Pustfret,.Receive, Venison, Whitworth, andpair of stockings, which had been pawned by the Prisoner. . , , read this hook th I lof that the Plaintiff Tong i, ern opinion . • -, - • - - ' • Morley. • On the stocking. were marks, but it could not be ascertained sod that the Russian Government itself his au e be to .aterimplish, if poseible, a further reduction Corneesses—Albemarle. &floe, Morley, and Teralani • ; has au civil right iir the book ; if I thought- otherwise, it whether they were blood or not. He also produced the pointed some persons to distribute this relief for me to state my rcasonit for Connor 10 IONA; in the amount of the taxes. Dowagers Templer.... Harrow's'', Bee fi er, ewe, mount • might be Nee , easar Y - • - pincers, torescrew, and stabbieg owl, of which so much has that conchisiun ; indeed, I would owe it to Mr. Wetherell,the Greek fugitives.—(Hambargh Pr ) per. • • • • , minis, Limenek, Gleusall. arid Clare. been said, which he found in the Promotes lodgings when he An inteteiting diactssion arose in the House of L i s , L 1 Baie, Healey, F. Somerset, Gelman., after his most able orgumetit ; but if I bare a reasonable a hdd h' He ho hthey iil ' ppre en e sea. i tog l or s . ar lowermost' was to l'lllt Aam r.—The 13th regiment of foot, which doubt that the Plaintiff would not have cause of action, and have embarked for the Fast Indies F• Loma spots ' Lord Klita'S motion for tin Address Lighten!, Luvaiae, Maryboasegh, Stewart, F. Gower, and ... _ of and the I of the same size lead been weed Cu breskiNg open she cup. memo, at the general ennui the work, Cranborne.board and drawers. One of the gutter. who is by trade • Wring. does not embark till the end of the year. tn die kliti. Wiling for a reduction in that part Lesdees— Andover , Anson, Berestord. Fitegiblioo. F. So. parts of it, sod conceiving that the law does rot give pro- carpenter, was of the same opinion. Theof the Cenotaph grotto to the memory of tethers to shore who deay Christianity, I am erravieced I am of the expenditure of the Civil List which is ripe- raenwt,..S. Fit:create, Grey, Marti stetson, Hunter. Heovemotod, right Elisabeth Righy, the cbeld, was bro.& into the office, ' ' to the conelesiost that I bare, which is, that her Royal Highness the late Princess Citaatortz Listowel Pery, bnne, Liana, Weevils.. E. B. Wove, in a° """a and directly bogs. crying, although *be was cheered and of cleft in tale Act of the 56th of the late KING mal will out cuatune this nejouttioo." Wales and Saxe Coburg, consisting of nine M borough A 1 Ch lell hi Id Mel 11 seS• nwes eY• . 6 "' I. 1 ""Y• - vi e ' la'anction dissolved told no one would bort her. She denied selling the breeched the third class. The remarks of the Noble Lord Nesve,Ousley, Ogle, Pule, M. Rossi,Stewart, M. Ryder, Mw i ' and boots to Mrs. Haines, or that her mother had can- figures, executed is marble by Mr. IVvott, heio g with which he prefaced his motion referred prin- Irreuge lenses, Hampden, Smith, M. Walpole, C. Wood, __ _.. ..".INTIr.r..-7:!... hosed her •against saying any thing about them to the now comptmed, the nobility rod suleicribers are G. Wellesley, fresher's., sod Shelley. POLICE. Magistrate. invited to a private view of this work from Wed. tipsily to the vast increase which had of late years ct„,,„l,__DrAi g ii,, St. Antonio, Carman, Lothar, and Walter, She groom, attended, sod replotted his Causer . ; ---we---- nesday the 27th to Sotorday the 30th of March, tikes place in the salaries annexed to diplomatic Nealkl• INANSION-HOUSE. statement. He expensed bus regret that the mintlemaa sod the public on the following week. irounteeses—WAielie„ Si. Antonio, Ludole and Month. who first engaged him to prose the men nowise away Yesterday a men named Jonathan Ntekolsoo was brought appoineuteots. The question therefore to be The Lord sod Lady moyareoa. The quartern loaf is Dow selling Chichester gat before the Lord Mayor, ou a variety of charges of felony arid on the night of the murder, did not come forward . discussed was the necessity or expediency of 'ire --Gore Ousiey, Charles Ogle, Charles Pole, G. swindling. to support hum is his statement, for which be had been made oy some takers at 6.1. !—(Beigkreo Herald.) Robiosoo, W. W. Wynn, William Abdy, William Burroughs, The P Werner was fully cmonsieted to take b• trialthe subject of ridicule in the newspapers. He having said It is quite impossible to credit a report which is maintaining the former embassies upon their Alexander Don. Thomas Hammond, and Robert Wivaal • r . isfor _ . . , . .. . . one of tee watchman return to assist arm in securing a stealing some shoes and robbing a box. exceedingly prevalent in the littrory circles, that present scale of expenditure; and for our own Geoevols— Bread , Thornton, and Gseroyee. man; the watchman be described attended yesterday, bet CURIOUS APPLICATION. the Emperor of RUSSIA is at this moment nego- Coicinele—Staalsope, French, Woodford. and Wood. he could not identify him. It was most satisfaCtorily Mese. . parts we are decidedly of opinion that if it A man of a good& appearance, and of a rabletnel face, timing for the poirehase of the Royal Library at Mr. end Mrs. Deist, Mr aid Mrs. Frematitle. the Misses trained that Rigby could not be the man he described to be proper to have Ambassadors in Foreign Courts, Demount, Miss Hooloke, Mr. sod Mrs. Bebb, du:. that gave raideuci of hi.hating devoted himself greatly to have laid hold of u Bedford-row, at he stated him to bare Buckingliern Flonse.--Every volume in this the jolly God presented himself In the course of the day to it is fitting that they should be enabled to - ' lone whiskery, whereas Rigby hes no whiskers mud is a fair splendid assemblage of books was the City Marshal, to make a vow of eternal sobriety ! The collided by his FASHIONABLE PARTIES. °alb which he proposed to Sake was fairly engrossed on min. late MAJESTY ; for when because to the Throne, maintain their own personal respectability. and to One of the Geetkmen of the Committee wished to ask -iima... parchment, but coutained. no cum/swot or penalties is what was their considered the Royal Library (ex- repreeent their Sovereign in • manner suitable to his The Marchionere of Lansdown gave a splendid root on caws of failure, bat assigns as a motive, the wreck of bin the Prisoner Askew so me questictes, which the Magistrate - objected to as he had no legal adviser, but had no ohjec. cope a curiou s _ beady of Fare. in ell languages. dignity. There are few appointments under the Moseley everting at Lamolown House, Berkeleyotquare, business, from his hash,' drank too alma and too deeply of trim to their being submitted through him, which the Geo- collected by usonne IL) was given to the British whirls was attended by npwards of 300 diminguished fashion. blu ersit, rout, &c. de. Clown of a ministerial nature of inure serious ti henna agreed to; however they turned out to be of no int- Museum by the KINO —ft is true that the Hough- be Dire o f Well 1 the The Marshal was somewhat perplexed by this novel ap- a tes, *mpg whom were, t rug on, e 'matinee, being merely to ask if be had • brother. ton collection of Pictares are deposited in the Im- interest to the safely and honour of it nation engaged Duke and Duchess of Somers. t, Count and errant's. La. pheation. He stated the case to the Lord Mayor'. legal Askew replied he had seiner Soother, father, mother, nor • i o k , in relations. commercial or othecwise, with Foreign dolt ; el l s ° P an " m'"'""e• Earl and the Ladles Grey, Earl adviser, he take his opinion epos the mailer. W 1,. . the •p- . , S t. P b h but ' praise . inseam at .I. eters urg ; it would i t ohm burstof laughter t cic ' er. and Cosmos. of Morley, the e oilmen a Harrooby sod p les ton was announced , e was a a as argue b u d taste, and very inferior policy indeed, in Mary Ann Young. the servant of Mrs. Donatly , stated Posers, than those of the Ambassadors, nod it used lardy Mary Ryder, Lord and Lady Cawdor, lord and Lady tlier i xpenair ed uf b the , t t i udor i tosiat b. e r wigh b t, who ld had fur a loot i g a reason for her not being with Mrs. Donny C. the day- the feeling of these must interested, under Cu! frequently to be observed that in this essential Kier. Lord Holland, Lord Julia Russell, Lord end Lady tim e fiettior :tinge to make e place r blie •p re plin e ti c o o n u . It was Iss ° enle. time, but only nights and monism was owing to her eirCtiMetotices, to permit a tranuler so little credit- Morpetb, Lord Auckland , Earl and Countess of Falmouth, mother having a bad lee. The shoes sold by the child to able to the nation.—( conning Paper.) permutes. England was remarkably deficient. If Mr. so d Lady Sophia el • cdosiald, Dowager Count's. of distal T rejected, The unfortunate applicant appeared, ■upon Mrs. Haines she declared were not Mrs. Dueatty's • she bad A • postscript to line Limerick Chronic!, of Wed- !he amount of pecuniary emolument annexed to Warwick and the Ladies Gievilie, the Ladies Fitzgerald, the rejection of his oath, to give Mewl( up as a lost man, uo doubt hut that she could identify her mistress's ' alma, as _ A IL _ _ d • the d with face full d • d the Earl of Blesinton, the Countess of Clare, Lady J. hin • an retired through crow a of despa i r an she had often seen and cleaned them. Mrs. 1). sever had ll'es'43i "e t i Ito sot, announces that .ii in ifs II 20 1 -t/ I KII the once were to exercise any power in determining tibb.,. Countess Gkngell, Colonel and lady Frederick disappointment. buttons to her shoes. The shoes produced were too small a schoolmaster, and 1 , . decant Fti:errold, the wris i is elevation or importance lir the scale of ministerial DOW - STREET . dmi naii du for Mrs Donatty to wear, as she had a bunyon oto earls len of Captain Rock*. ii owes, carte hist tiny trod Sla V almrei Er. V' on s Granville ga - 4. legsnt enter. G e Forbes Atkin underwent • dignity, and of thereby influencing men of distin- tai - u ' l r o t : ' ti d ier:day to tr lL Duke of We w llin a glo e n, Comet mod yesteertfy before Mr. Holls, the Magistra ° te, charged wiih fr ai t n . tin li gs tr a . w A n da id me a , the ti n e . tu r. re ,o po de rui l er er,. a i:n bro k . 11110 , 11: 0 11 t d he 's before the County arose Court, end ((lend guilty. guished talents to accept o f such appointeneuts, the , Comities Ureter, Count P. Liens, Earl and Countess defrauding SI . Howell an d Read, tailors, of entlwe to house. Mr. Adams's brother assisted him is talus*. them .On Sunday night us the Sons of Commerce Clew r Earl of Eianwiiiism, Mr Greville, Mr. F. Lamb, the amoirot of 10/ 18.. iu the swath of April, 1611.—The sway and drove the . She w the Primmer ( lid steam -bont was on her rel or ti to Loudon. increase of salary might be judiciously made the Mr. q..„,,,,,, me __. Luttrell, Ike. at their home in Brune- Pristmer war admitted to hart. Rig]; before. she rats duo,. a pilrit.boat off' Deptfurd which was means of essentially prumothig the public good. street, Berkeleyoquare. lo the miming her Ladyship bad a Mr. Halls, the Magistrate, put seversl qeestions to Mn. wifortunately viewing athwart her brows; the wa- We speak tiPun the - presumption that the rank of '" Il fe•bm " ble p la y' WESTMINSTER ABB EY. Haines to • swertain if it was nut possible for her to have lemon i n otmcg l iog to save h i ntoe ., eau . _ hold ---- - - mixed them with where, but she had no doubt on the sub• Ifii got . .. office it regolsted by the rate of the salary annexed, her II C nail 0 jeci, dconfirmation of cu e i as t tie iden- so a. a of one of the winds of the engine, at which crisis BRIGHTON, 0/Ascu 24. On Sunday Westminster Abbey, during the performanceit was with the utmost promptitude stopped, and • without supposing that men of ingenuous or Ito- lily of the person of the child, she nisi when she came oes of Divine Service, was open to the public for the first tires of f er her a chain for sale on the following day after she hind thereby saved the man from inevitable destruction; rourabit minds could be influenced by the paltry . mace the Corunatuou. What attracted univerrial attention The King continues in the msjorneat of excellent health. woo the b eautiful and impressive appearance of the Abbey, consideratiou of mere pecuniary emolument. After His Majesty Minded Dime Service this morning in his in consequence of the stiles and the several it:Dementia and A River, but by the immediate exertions of a ~ pet. In the pew with the Sovereign were thegentleman stated, that nothing bad been carried off a very, an im ated end interesting discussion the t i od vali fi e t rb e ° ril and the Hanoverian Amhaissdor. His Ma- soothe having been wholly cleaned, with astonishing slimness font Mrs. Donetty's premises but her rings. ' , lacunae, was picked up and conveyed on board sod particularity ; they all di.play as much freshens as if the gleam-host, when, upon examination, it sets motion woe negatived withoot a division. jesty was piaialy babited iu blue, and wcwe a star. Mary Ana Young declared that she bad never sees say they were only just raised. The whole of tie r eions _._„,,.....___. - • -men's clothes in Mos. Dossaity's house, eon had she ever wee found, he haul not sustained any itsjury. No blame --.-- • and repent' ultra the greatest credit on those under who,. 1 ' • '•• There is Dot say foundation for the report of a certain intended royal marriage, so widely circa- DRURY-LANE THEATRE. s uperintendence they have been rondocted. To secuse the monuments from Injury, by being suorciached boo down b y the blood breeches before. Another investiptios of the shavings found in the sack, . • • to asecriain bow far they corresponded with those made by Can be attached to the owners of the steam-boot: the accident was occasioned by the want of' te am - flaunt the spectators , and also to secure an equal eight to all per. caution on the pert of the vratermen 11l I uttuing too Askew, the Prisoner a viulie-maker, when it was the Dep- leted upon the Contineot. The intention of the The opera of Artaxerxes was performed last sons, neat railings are placed in different directions, so as to Mon of Mr. Gough, ' and I other competent yeoman neer, elthouelt wanted of his danger. Kin of ENGLAND to present the King of DEN- night. Tlx Bret appearance of Miss FORMS in prevent the public front crowdoig too closely around wry par- that they consisted of deal, sycamore, and some maple, an d 77---- -_ • •-- ---- - . Ocular monument. Hine° the Poen' Corner entrance is PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. • era= with a blue ribhaud, is presumed to have given Mundane, was very successful, Her "Soldier tir'd" placed a board, on which is painted the sums that visitors it was the opinion of some cabinetmakers who hod ens hethat they bad been • ' i E / : made lu the manufacture of Toe. 3 per Ct. Lune. 80 180 I s. belle 2,....1,000 . was finely executed, but the audience, in tonal- will hove to pay (amounting In all to 2..), who desire them iti, ees - rise to this idles peculati on. B oll I I par. 3 pr. ' deration of her ;previous exertions, did not press ati to inspect the curiosities on week d ays; so d it informs hit bridgeTte w eal * h bee • •• ' ". - --....,---k or bag as n incorrectly described :it ilt ISM- encore. She wet loudly applauded throughout her public shat no extra reniunesation is to be given ; and say .. _ 5 per Ct. N. An. 103;fi I Ditto swill... 47 Pr - soar old, dirty, or coarse, as hes hi en totaled. We have received Hemburgh Papers to the 20th whole performance. The Arbeees of Miss COSILY, 'repent a misbehaviour, or violation of these regolaituos by The waistcoat belonging to the Prisoner Askew was again Ws. Bondi" 46 43 pr. I Cone. for ACC. 801 8(4 use of the Cathedral, will he receiv ed end wended instant. The Swedish Government, apprehending end the ;Mebane: of Mr. T. COOKE, were also the gr." produced, which bad blood on Cl, particularly the imide 4 Lottery Tickets 24/. USN I 80 41 sr by the - Dean or Senior Prebendary. This regulslion, of - A ropturewilh the EdiPeror of Moßocco, has or- well rupportetl, arid received much • epplanse. the collar; Mr. Minshell wished to be informed if slat sonnies abelisl"'s the cssion , of "liking offerings at fat shrine could be predated from spouting or sparing of blood. A - CO - URSE OF EXCHANGE, Tunoot,MAIICIII ft tiered a reinforcement fur the squadron iu the Me- of General Monk, on the exhibitiou of whichr.after ail de- . - gentleman stated that DO blood had spooled or spurted from Agnate:Haas, C.F. 12 0 Leghers . ....... 471 diternmeati: The. tribute which the former has • moods Lad been paid. the public used to be exposed to new . hie wounds of the cleansed. The only blood diseowered us I D,m, at eight... og s Ge50n.,..... ...... 44 agreed,to pay ter his Imperial Miljetity is the cause The Earl and Comitess of ERROL, their infant demand. for the benefit of the ahem:Nuts. the poser were a few drops above the 'Airtime beards. Retired/8U ...•••• 111 I Yesice .... .... e 7 SO of the misunderstanding. daughter, and Mies M. Ferect.eiteece, are arrived •-- Askew accounted for the blood from culling his ear, glee i. a l ...ey .....„. to I Malta from Dublin at the house of the Misses Fitz- Tile BARCLAY MATCH.—Mr. SOMMERVILLE, for blood on his apron, occasioned from' cutting his lip wheal i H a raha n i t h!„,... 37. 0 Naples. .• •• 40 • The Paris Pepers to the 24th have arrived.• The eLA Rea esio South; Audley-square. who has been trying the match of I,oeo nailed to , &la s t"' • Alt Owe •...••.,. 37 I Nimes, pear llll.l . Williams,a cutler, a id, she sheath kin b y th e deelFti Perks 4044 15 20 Lisboa *Budget continues the subject of diacuseion•ia the The interior of Drury-lime Theatre is. after the 1,000 hours. at Dame', in Oxfordshire , reoignerl derre was scarcely large enough to receive a desert toffy ;it 1 Da m , 25 50 °porn Chamber of Deputies. • close of the present season, to arelergu is variety of on Saturday, after labutirmg at it more than five was big enough for a dagger. It was not made by a sword ti,,,,,rd.0u5...... 25 ball RIO Janeiro. IS French Fonds on the 23d :—Five per Cent. Con- alteration,. end tasteful decorations, previous to its weeks. He was too home atid,ino much rxhansred cutler. I Fraukitirs sits the Rahia 5l soil, oar. 95 C.w-Exchange sou Loater, 25 c. 15 f. re -opening, _ to proceed. It was for 200 guineas. We have The Thames police officers persisted in their belief of the Maine......... 151 Dahlia 9l _ , •• Mies WI egos is engaged for three nights at the never tie yet heard of the mach bring accomplished impressions made in the . cupboard a. al drawee, basing been tI . rbl. 9 3 Ca. Cork Pt Peers mr.,h, p. . .. • dune by instrumeitte similar to the miners, termer ew, and ei,..„,,,. . flu. 10 et outmost. Swinish Pepin to the 18th have been received, • Waterford Theatre. excepting by Captain BARCLAY'. awl found at Rigby's residence. etie•te coriesinaug the proceedings of the Cortes to the Mr. KEAN, bites HA LUAU GE, end Miss M. TUC. BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST.—This beautiful and in- The statement of the 0.-- fli cers bring so contradictory eis e;,..e.„1 air engaged by Mr. limeats h e r the after teapot', ut to their opinion upon thin subject, Mr. Minelsull detersutial c a „,, ..__ 17th inclusive. An affray took place in Bladrid on teresting Picture, alth o u g h viewed by more than i the .Dublon Theatre. fifty thousand persons is London during the pest season, is °is nee°l° P e 1 g nln both parties to she home to her their 11,11„,,, the gth. This a ff air was noticed in the snit's.; of ' nano., previous so which lie ulnereed, he was sot swwe of to s Ilte New Whin 0 410 ...tr. , .otl3 the Cortes of the 12th. It was slated that some On Thursday week three guineas were sent from 1 . . seam inereasin in attraction brine visited hy fami lies i 1 • daily - launu re evideure. All the Promoter: protested their nolo- 0,..,0~ of the fiat dialinction. The Eshrlosion will therefore con- , , ' sotdiets of th e . regiments of guards end FER- I Edinburgh to Perth for the purchase of one barrel nun, and denied all knowledge of the breeches and bouts. . lune open until the dose of• Month,a t 80k, ' the euselog Gibraltar 3O! NAND° V II., tome national militia, and • number 'of ice. On Friday ice and snow were to be heel Pall-mall. I The Magistrate then discharged the felonies and titlee al ___ ..- . • '''" of conutry people, had a quarrel near the bridge every where fur the gathering.—( Perth Courier.) Great Success of Ilimard's-!!—Only Two I I the men to be kept till his return from the bowie, when the y were again pet to the bar , when the worthy Magistrate ad- BIRTH. Ida the fin hot at Gemara the Lade of Lord Tulin:hoe, i • of Toledo, in which one of the peasants was seri- The grand selection of Ancient and Modern •t• • ocoir Thoo.and. drinere mid bulls mild in Shares • dreaard thew and observed on the horrid murder whirls • i On ly a the 1 , el f Cheri:orate of .• tun and heir. cushy wounded ; but this affair appeared to arise Mew oritionored for this evening at Covent-wrier] by HAZARD and Co. oho have already Slimed and Sold I had been committed, and it was his duty to investigate mid 1" ' i. " A ° DEATHS: • I merely from ordinary causes. Theatre is singeholy mope for the taste and talent is the present Lottery, probe covey circumstance when suspicion attach. d, • i ' d bet On Saturtley lass, as liromputo Park Mew, in the 54th that variegate nod enrich it. The very besaiffulcompecitionis 467 year of his age , James Ten, Efts Meador, in Lonibard.stseo. THE Fowoo.—The market yesterday was very by r... lord Bvaeaaaan , from th e powerful effect they made 7 , 539.....• • • Oa Thursday Imo. hat Epping Vicarage, onitremilly beloved steady and firm : on Friday leo, are to be repeated; the principal pieces in No• 183 Cetneols for some, .... BORI Hsi/ADIOS 4 Menlo/el/ill shoo be given, by particular de- 3,018 0 2 .2 90 _ • . •• • • • ...... f 300 found i t n ha it t ir d b iff y. e i ren res t i i de ns u ir c u r in , r:ta miv lsa u d id beenudth d a pw e ha those 1,000 Pi 3341 it sod regretted by mil who lose. hint, the leer. Ede/mi c a Convero ' therefore Heim of Eppiiig aid of h althanistow, to the Ulill.? U ' I Ditto for April salami I relit sin.; • new Conceriante fur two elm" by those admirable 2.305 - that they had 1 L . a . o. Spanish Beads (mew) 66 , 44 masters of She instrument, um site; Dem, has excited 8,074 *nun old 6Blk usiversal Merest; and the Miscellaneous Ant promisors one No. 281 HIGH WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE PHIS DAY. Prussian ....., ..... •........ eon Olt attic bights* treats we have ever experiesced. One night 'Ph-MORROW, March 21, Last Day but Gee, nicety high Wren of their novae,. Danish - Tbourand Pounds fur the First-drawn Prize. Wheel rem- Mr. Halle eautioned them against tereatesine say of the Munro( so after 4. I Eveurstg 15 after 5. . . .._ ......... 11 10 • 4 1 le getting ember mare% satieipaidig the mimesis anees ; and we should surmise, from the state of the box- tains Three 20,0001. besides other Prizes of 2.0001.1.0001. groomer. isle the Eitehoteptee I.e Illessnmaism eivideady bet lisokora se bout, that all the fishion, beauty, and elegance of the mei. 1 5001. Ike. eke. Tickets and Shane are setting by HAZARD The Prisoners appealed to the Magianism to allow diem 1 Premed sod Published as TN F. BRITISH PRESS evil if, when heat is got new, Sim, uNIIIII prottreworele matetein tat will be *wedded to mark their sease of the liberality , sad Co. Slack bathos, Royal Exchange-Sale; 26, Corn snmetbing fur their motions...at and 'weirs time. THE CLONE t'l6. e, No. 127, tkrand, by C. CORN- sod improve their prime, there is asst much doisg. and spirit with which the semen has proceeded. i hill; arid 324, (Win d•street, comer sif Swallow-street. Mr. Minsbull, iu reply, said he *Mould keep all the WELL, of the to .• • . . • • - • . ' • . .. , . • • . - - .:., .... S e t i -