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• :1 I • P•4l foe QUA the Is* irs• geteiledwermay istalbe Slob to Newel I .ad that ma, therefore. so limbed lees **jibe berg end Illoslino of Pailiemes. which will waleheigibterly rose she mariore is which rte poses are gamiest in the is- I.ousuelluit• One i ' s.d yea may dorsi epos it, eaW his r , i • .. 1 greilllp, that 6 ' if waste. sal espreeseery severities shall ...► a) a pretellied um Ng eneeetien, we shall Ise the bought of its • 'idles airiest the wiser, eta k vela be mom erseilog; . te r . Verterti will foal Milt the Aet eaght le be put spar . ' : bike egressisi." . . .114131.E1R (Clerh of the Peace, sem to excel .s! laserself from asp implication in au error which . / owe ~ -a„ who bwows his uniform correctness, wegaimpute to it.. He mated that. gibes the lint Mequisitio• was sett to _ • .... his. was 40 miles fres Clommel—that the likqeiskies '',lr •••Ideoly past auto his hawk, malted add ',accompanied 11. *NV Wilt mugs of fees, be threeht that there meet have 1 ... ••• .1•0.11. 1 erllit taglinity I sod, fess the posher mid re • ....tat.l to of 1111 fir•SIII , IP• ill is, seal of the wire IA . sup t• to pll.trit is Gomel. ht • I .1 at.oll yes awl said, he could nee but feel •‘ , lll bet imat ni.shisi which was broggial forward by the . : 6 :41111e sail its swam to throw a stigma on hi... his cow -d •11.—('• Hew, bear," from Lord Doesishasere.).-He said, %-•e1 the **traces in his ewe heresy were ea abscises, that be wished to beer the legarreetiort Act pee in force without . bus ssf. . time. He got up the requiaition accerdisely, and • .. • ropy is Mr. Sadieies public ranee es Tuesday, !tiring . !imbed by the stately, sad ..seeing Ali.'llailleir's ;Met • copy to Mr.llatilries legume, Seems** lie those", . se the "Sam was seat to the "Gee. mid SIG &ilk , ' sot %,t "km , he might possibly {.sear blame if the asters was N. itillesta I ea" he ilhought it quoit, fair fur Parcill, Mr. Sad km'. Mirk, to pet se the notice with the same of hi. psis. rives' ; for as lista vs ry fiat • 100 1 / 4 7:• hod bete pitirlished fur • irewtine in the ass" et Limerick, signed by the Deputy: . ,Clrell of she pe tee. A okerlieg bed brim ball se cousegerae•; - that Vseetiog had memerialed for the isanh eetionAct, sod a perrelagettowe bad Weed I.e/weepiest,. Oa essiag hese •ni /seldom use the matati, he sew that no , lttieh ears us liMlurg Clerk of the 'Payee was secogoised he it i mad, being ofeersieed to shirk Pokily by the tome prescribed by the ' I^w. be saw Mr. Atillitie se seas. ea pmeiblat,ield kis AS • bet he hail done war merely to save him from crate I . w .a . imi r hi s th e nepsisitioo for this day's eutZ ed . Ilif sad Mr. hadleir . requested him to go op sane List. ; tees , . (to whom Mr. Jacob referred), and • . lard I.I3MORE saw, he d d secolteet thee Mk. I e'llye to the rose, mad stated that the requisitiee was ilk .11g said mosett.lay of some inislabe having accursed sof • Preler, or some ether way, and left the preenet. silos Os slit table. e. JACOB reisciad•d by eserrt:ag, that from that Mgt a. egret he get the Cammissiii• of the Peace to the psesert 'b...., the hest olairet of his life ••• to preserve the peace et ••••• chnotry. and t.. supper, the laws and the coustitutiou. : t - Lord , DeIPIOUGH MDR E said, that he always looked me S. Joey!' as au old Plead sad fellow soldier in she lawyeve • r•irpe, rind It is• merely frail a thorough sense of the yob. •I -e 'Motive( litsly to arise from she erroneous proceeding,' aid the shortness of the time, which left bias no other way o r proerldiag, slat urged his at oars to take the only way beift to bra bar eitionstrratelag the evil. . .111 r. 34 QLEIR thee propelled, as the emliegoldbehab to prireeed ban's; by barony, wbra it wee aggeed to ems. • tr tow with lib set Of. Estat—ioa whit* Mr. liediele armed, , that he @porton, Om Magistrates who atteederlabe former . . . - wordiest (sad who were twisty-sin ss awohor), dial at this suertleg ieliweett Iwo Lef wattage" would he rettrilesd epee seth le joatify porsediads. C. WA LL,lllr. S. JACOW, sad Mr. C. MOORE cos. refried, that the demised for ioformaiiere ou esti might he ,wsistel. end It was eirageeted that tie oasesere night he ear. rod taw., tied the ieforeaatioss alesidy takes mei/hi be seat opio n few days. It was also proposed, that itio woes of tue oseetkag should be Oben epos gbh useellsesorbedier tveruitioes SO sulk were itesswary ; sad it was steak that rho visitor, with the veiled and revues **V .** see is 2 I The Esti of DONOTIORMOIRE refired is pilaw* • .4eohttee. &Ring disee au a Court efiwatice, be oiled se it . Dot VI were begird te be gemmed by the • which beivadrilla I legal proserollogyeod thee, he NO. respee+able toy hailivissat way be, he seeklelletreesevi- Aloweicawiessiesee aloole was the eroded eedseemiseadiet rye with sod b rowelotivil by eistiag, deopaffsdoeshodo biagletrary et the 'weedy gone to web ateffellelltiOddieb. ialeetaribre es oath, it wusid be his bositaliklisfp,ss kilr ivy Coisosaidor, la point out this fatality. • i ;L. ate of Ira sod 011* East euretissed, however, IS a' desithest **War be the objaet of atteutioe. Lard LISMORE sowed, that fins the knowledge which lod ef that boreriy, he kiew set of say seek eyries of ...otspir 'Oafs. wino. it, as justified the opiates@ of be . laser. echos Act, son depieeoted its isflietioa, swept ea 17eileits sebatawhated by is/err/shoe esi *ens. • .7h•-1149. Mr. at GRADY, is reply, stated several in. j o!sidwatif outrage of white he kora, lofensatioos ea oath .had lose goer., sod which rderwatiess ens, of issuer, be Mfg Mr.PERRY stated, that ass Uldoldeg sods leformatiee wi unwary, be brought wise forward; bet had Musself beard entle.,llloid ralwairidly rear aim; sod his servailio had re- Wiled report* of mows *Wag aided in his heresy. . Lord DONOUGHMORE stated, that Mr. Perry had idellesed hi hist, that his opinion was sgairt the loiorree . Coo Art, and shill he therefore relied ea Mr. Pory's swore. introit, le which he earcessed wry Wool& his dimppOwto . Mr. PRA RY replied, that what be had raid en the twos. , skip allodeil to, woe railer frwas a caosowles of potatoes,. twilit , Nubia Lord's judetseet—bat that the peocealdeproo Pio shoot hi. are ail in favour of the AN. , Cecil DONDUGH MORE, reArriro to lb@ bansay of Its and Of. Loa, it addslioft s• his ono epieksa, void, Ord he liii the Nil soocurreses of Csleexl degwelt, who, &Samna , Iq,anal knows bow it is isfeeted from the einiety uf Water. fig i d t strongly teprubatas the idea of polities that homey settee the law, than oboes there is certainly ao greater pro -OWN in it; aid who,' with the stair of its Indica rvii. most, has hero eranovully active sad effectual in lb* app ee. beastas of grew affewirrs. . Cowrie POWER meted several histences of eetrage in the hauciag—rod lowliest d the iseMcieriey of his owe tests t to set in the a. my with the aseletauce of the Priest et the dowel. Doctor FITZGERALD, oft she other hand. stated that , Imbed. shies his appututurot as a ei.gistrote, lows very ~,stilligeat is acquit Ise howl/iota of the ,hose Lid the busy. Twit pease% in a Cluifteei Paper a statement of a rubbery of wee *kW. • malt eaatesed ilf Chesil, b e b ele e e e isle . the fact and fermi it drunoilires. `: .11r. (MACE reourstiti is know whether this theme a • n .ipetryseetsise• A a Clourail Paper was .east t o apply fieratif bee Mr. Fi , atirridd ...Soo bp MO savass. rem tliese 41M . . .rivers ut it .as prolonged by S . •. l'A LLISER. and setaiedvd by Mr. R.SAULF.IH , that it, a. 'tad should adjama t.. that day ia'aeight, ahem tore would be tirne W omit finwaril evader/nen wok. ilaned LISLIURE said it was tilf the pastes* eouhequeace that Lord liagraagiimare sae, se a Privy COlllierllier, able to • looked tie mediae ho. that body would leek am oar pie. revalues without Mal proclaim. ; nod that if big lordship's mistime, we should he setae' silk our ryi s open • alsiaai die isw—thal weaved fogies do. 1., ila..oons WO, • U.S to a head gallop, but sub reluctance, so put iy him skis decradins statute. toed IXIMUUCad 11011 E pet the Iserlohn' of adjourn. act.: at, which wee carried u s,.lossoody. We lam el that the great !snob so which tins emitter has •treody to has disabled us Aunt giving our. at large She own wallows sod sosiensious of Gaistlowwo whaler Mines •• hietempt gleaced at. sod oho may possibly thiuk we moot tbeeagsvesely wish inatteadoiv—which we utterly -dm4•4l "tbe Pionaati Ttiegrupis of Saturday says— " seilsost SOO wen beloogiug to the Break /sales will • besdoecharged io-day cud Monday, in consequewca at • 'eels/cues this year iu the aim allowed full eimistiletird raud asiboual mouuaseuts . Tits Parliser 441wersui•cei-ved Cuukractues vessels ..040 4 ,1e 4 .44 this 1114 ii•Ort a lads been cousidesably terlaca.l. By this *Mee *curly 1.000 uersoov ere • ..goit c aly , deemed of •Wiew twins of aubsistreer." 701181C14 mrswasacs. !ARM, PS PERIL i ,t, ~• 111.111/••• • PAWN; liSlitet • * jeteetsei hoe awerswered that three had bees are issue tiorreessest at Wier,. This etrotesaeot S. wholly a of Issooktiou. The pews which was spread )00- y on 'Change by swat 'peculators that leftmeelloes had billow out at Nooses esti Sarre Is entirely fate*. The teiskorot Ammon nn horseback, iu garrisou it Maio, received orders re the Stith to march to Sassnur. eoreeq of the sosvinblsges yesterday evening, fl more persons w.re arrested about the church of the Petits Pens, sad conducted to the Prefectore of the Police. Ibis omelet the Place des Vidalrn was itecupiei, es yester day, by the armed forte; but le the court et the church des Petits Per*, the tees d'art.** Do foot had so muskets, earl people walked shoat there without restraint, es well es ire the Plass des Sodomy., and the a.ljaceet streets, where the shops were sot shut. The thatches des Pei,* Pena, of St. Rustachre, sod Nome Dame de Bursae Nouvelle, were tilled with the faithful, as well as pereoee attracted by tart leaky, re they had bees on the reerdiog days. We bsve net leaned that say disorder took place et the Petits Pars, but so St. &wader the perverse was fregrieetly interrupted by sided eoeittilett, eschreistioes, cod detonating balls, which were dirchereed at the Sewer sides of the ghouls. Tens Cbi. fa of Division is she race of the M iodate, of Justice Ilessea. Robert tie Rboelletie sett Germseu, have jest bee. discharged. The dismissal of Mt public Nadia*. lairs, such as Sub-reef. cis, Seeretsires-Geeersl, &e. is oleo ameostocita. Asosig others shut are spokes of as certain, are the revocation of Messrs ISHerbigory, S7cretary-General .f the Prefecture of the North; Fabry, Sists-Prefeet of Oes ; sad the Sals-Prefects of Chalons sail St. Reeetio. Greet doggie Maple also hoes wade bathe wirers .f the Skase.- tore of the Police: it. is said that .may preerstilless form bees dismissed to.dsy. 17 1.1 • The waned Military Crimea sitting et Tows proiebod ere. ti ace, on the tSth of February, ow the rakers uI eaospi• eery at Seessor. - five of the person. eee•sitil oat oislesteed t dial. They were io awoke these Irsoilloe s.srliiib . . the foilaerfair d.y. t is 0 , nit* Atmordiag S. print* !steers, I moillbtaff dollatiolmsom to totiroly lammed is Sicily. Is is ass omal Ilma Ibis city of Palermo Imo bees derta...d IN a state at si g re. Tit A•serisa G..ersl Walemodes. oho is Comosiorter is Chief is Steely. Ist it is said, regaised to le feather relatives's', sad sot Aoseriso regimest was tevelisrbil at Naples fat the porpoise of aogostatiett the tarps foam the *Mee, 44 that Gemmel. Titres regitorais 'err dier .ielleJ to the same &Missiles is Jasuarl.--rCesaMistionsual CHAMBER OF DEPUTIEL—SenteII Os Mean 1. Oa the pe'w'ee verbal or the 'trendier sittlag Wag read, M. Dadow run to enspleia that jostles wee an done to the no Deputies who had hen wend. Departlae from the centime, the Presides' wean times reseeded his that he merle to tmilas himself to Speak of the 'missies of •whick he compleloi 4. At length ha said, that the pnieliieg of the klusloaar.re was not the cause of the assrushloges; that every thing had pass d juicily at fit. Eets•the i lead that the s;iace shoot ih• chinch of des Petits Pelee Wise coition, was expressly chorea to make • espy (playlet) of the het belittles of the lb volitive. • Met • asoment's Isterrapil,m, he proceeded to my, that the faction had chow. this spot' linens the church was nor to the Bask of Frame.. Misled peat on, suited with the mstefortors, were to reuse by the street des Boon Reran to plemler the Bs..k. (A cry of inbigassim oa the left, a ' , tat oast/ r of ow en *ennuis'. " It Is aa stew sloes celismay I" A earns of disapprolutme ea the right. The Presideat declared to M. Lodi" that the fact he Meted an brie; is (widest* eso be hrmarla boson to testify theorem 'web 1. He told U. Dadra that ha amid speak ao Inger, sod liat.ihspreess serial should be pet se the vote. IL Nato aisle attempted to spent, bat • hedged saga veins drowsed his words, sod he reteran to his seat, "bare he did rot so -es to Inter! Lowy vow/ mutation Item his Hem. Fein& The prone trail helot approved, the dilate ow the mobile aCC4l4l•lllas thee CJill11•114.4, aro the further diseasslim ed. jeareed t ill Moeda,. Famous Fitust.-..rteft pre Got. 'Coss& tweed et 100 1. 60 e.,lp f. 70c.; fell he 9411. l u e. 1 eluoid at NI f. 4.5 c. I ' THE imms ix PRESS. LON DON. THURSDAY. Ithaca 7. t 023. The circumstances that atteuded the funeral of her late Majesty. the unfortunate (butte Cutouts, were yesterdsy evening brought before the Roam of Cou►mass by Mr. 11. G. BENNITT. The Ilotiourabk Member gave an historical statement of the decease and luster tl of that Gallium Princess, and the narrative ass well calculated to excite id every humane and generous mind a feeling of grief •ud shame, that the Government of this country could have so utterly violated every principle of de corum soil propriety in the couluct 'shish they pursued oil that melancholy occasion. The cha racter of the Goveronieut was abandoned at the period of the Quitsres death to the Decontrolled judgment of Lord Livsseoot., and from this Noble Lord unstained the cations orders under which the- iuferior servants of the Crown acted in the management of her Al aixtre's funeral. There mus a time when this same Nobleman was an anxious candidate for the favour of this unhappy Princess, and when he represented himself to her Royal Higliueee as oue of the mast faithful of her friends, and was received in her house in this distinguished character. The recollection of such ■ circum stance in the life of the Noble Ea►l, contrasted with that of the homing which under his au thority ware heaped upon her lifeless remains, must give rise to many painful feeling.. Mr. Bet wet's motion nu couched iii the form of a Resolution. storing in effect that the respect and solemnity which loot been uniformly ob served in the funerals of Queens of England had been grossly and onnreeessitly violated in the fu. so-rat of her late 1.1 ulnae. After a Wog debate the motion was negatived cithout a dtvi►ius. The lotuses. of the hour did not prevent the Mi nisters from urging the 1-14inie to a di.eu.sion of the army estimates in a Committee of Supply. The importance of the subject nu-got have claimed greater respect end more ■'teuttou than could be . paid to it at a very advanced hour of the night. But the Ministers are sot desirous of • very 'lobo. ra t e ine t ntugation of their estimater ; why, there. should they consult the conveiiirrict of Gen. ileoren who m►ght wish to t.ke • ►hare in the de bate? " Why st►ouhl they ?" s.id the majority of the Members pieyeett ; tor. nuoir the Giucit ou of the House revolviog tie Committee, there was a division, •ud 116 voted for the Cow. mutter, mud outy 48 I.r the puytiwutuArul ul it.— tat esterstoe the amiss tlrso bat it ostjawessed with tidleftho' the estimates. !a the latest arrivals from Paris we led it stated that two lees than 69 public fenctionaries, such as Sub•Prvfrcts, Secretaries-General of Prefectorea, and Officers of Police, lase. been dirmissed from their places. The cause of removals so numerous and extensive is not noticed, but occurring almost immediately after the recent disturbances in Paris, and other parts of the country, it is not difficult to conjecture the moti►es that have induced the Go. veritinesit to adopt so decisive a measure. If the suspicion that taints the rheracters of so many Off• cers who had hitherto enjoyed iu their several spheres the confidence of the Government, be founded in something more serious than the caprice of autho rity, the elements of ',edition must have been very widely and very dangerously disseminated throughout France. But experience tells no that weak Govern ments will sometimes stonp to the low cunning of en deevouring to create in the public mind a sense of danger, that the timid or the credulous may be in duced to entwine themselves around the Ministers of the day, nod give them an adventitious strength. Nothing a less open to contradiction titan the asser tion of am vanes danger ; the affected mystery that gives it ■ present importance, 'Welds it from the possibility of immediate investigation, sod even time cannot prove its falsehood ; fo► who can fix the pe►iod for the supposed return of perfect secu rity, or say that the danger did not exist, merely because it may not have exploded The Ministers and their friends are certainly desirous of attributing the recent disturbances in Paris to causes merely political. The popular agitation had not perfectly subsided at the depar ture of the latest iutelligence from Paris ; hut we find that the chorches where the Missionaries Kutch are still the scenes where the people ass►m- We, and that whatever disposition may still he ma nifested to disturb the public peace, is directed uniformly towurds disturbing at the name time the decorum that ought to prevail in places of public worship. Thus we find that at the church of Saint Mustache the sermon was sought to be interrupted by affected coughing, exclamations, and even by tie explosion of petards in the lower pert of the chinch! 'These circumstances might at least tht•w * doubt upon the assertion that the disturb. awes had arisen from causes merely political. It was, however, sought to be represeuted in the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, by M. Du- DON, that the chew or hostility to the Missionaries was assented as a means of cusscesisog the mote daageroos spirit of hostility to the Governineist.— The church der Petits Pere. was chosen, be said, for the assemblages, solely on account of ha proximity to the Bank of Fiance, which was to hare bass plundered. Such a charge .as listened to in admit astonishment by the Ministers and their adherents, but an unitersal shout of indignant de nial burst from the Opposition. There has been a trifliag fall in the French foods. The 5 per Cents, closed ou Saturday at 90 f. 45 C. Tits FUNDS.—There was yesterday little or nos Chime doing, rod no alteration iu price. Consul; for M on ey were 78j 79. and for the Account. 7911 . Navy 5 per Cents. 104lif. Foreign Securities were rather a abode levier yesterd4y, but there was not enough done to hazard on opinion upon ; indeed the coufideut expectation was, that on or before the 15th instant they 'mold be considerably better. Yesterday Old Speriiids were 621 63; New ditto 63 a 6.1! ; Prussian 90t; Danish 831 e. There wire ou Tuesday only eleven or twelve dissentients to th e Navy 6 per Cents., and the whole sum up to Tuesday evening did out amount to 50,000 i. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East Witt House, when the following Commanders took leave of the Court previous to departing for their respective dratisi.tions, Captain roma. Francis Balderston, Asia—lladru tad Berge. Captain 'hehm Barnet Sotheby, Loudon—Madtu sod Char—and Calash' William Pangaea, Canaisp—Biocooloo awl Ciao. The following Captains were sworn into the command of their respective ships. viz.— Captaia Jams Peoria., General Hewitt—Benpl direct. Captain J.rtut S. Hoary teaser, Norqois of flintily— awns. We a.e enabled to state, from an authority which may be depended on, that the iiitentions of Go. veronica respecting the reduction of the duty uu malt are as follow That a duly of one shilling per bushel shall be taken off malt, from the 46th of February, 1844: That all malteters. and oilier holders of melt, whose stocks have been taken, shall receive an allowance of one shilling per bushel for ell their stock in hand, to be repaid to thew, by rustalineutii, as uuder: Threepence on Ike sth ofluly lett Tbreepooce on the 10th of lirtubrr 1812 Tkre 'peewee sea the bib of J y 1823 Threepertee oo the bib of April 1823 Thus it appears that all wilt manufactured sub accuses,' to the46th of February last, will be charge able with a duty of Sts. 61. per bushel only ; and for tie ►tock of molt now ii. hand, mid which has been chargid with the duty of 3s. h.!. per bushel, an allowance will be made so es to reduce the duty to the like sum of ib l / 4 6,1 per bushel. And where malt, which had Writ) charged with the duty of 3-.6d. per bushel, has been by brewers. &c. a propor tionate luwas ce, as 'awed to our last, will be merle •in dhow.% the dunes on beer, &c. Tittle can be ire reason, tirereluie. that the embitters should Stn. pent! OMr nienulectuiie•, nor tor that alarm end siuguatiou which It.. tyke's phee iii the barley trade at she corn u.arktis.—(KentssA Gazette.) .1"'" • • . PONTRT. -.um- ON THE SA LT TAX, Lord Loodeederry win sot give up SIN Sot Makes Vaasittart osernlce the Mailt His Lordship's right, sod is so far * elegiac. As to hare read that snit is , soasetiesee Stile : is, Coisatry Gratieerrea, fee mere forbear, Fes %is a tam his Lordship carrot spare. PASHIONADLR PARTI AL The Marehies's' of Llasdawn hay issaed twits ef Hen fee a real es Ilosday seat at Lassdewa Meson Berke. ley-ate are. Earl sad Goatees Speiser estertained the Loa mad Coes tees of Albemarle. Lady Mary teppel, and • distievitsited party yesterday at their home is 51.3easeea-pleee. The Earl of Harrisgius WA • select party at dimmer yes terday; in the eersiag her Ladyship bad • small party of faahioashles. Mrs. Chummy,e will haws a toil to•aaorrww ceasing at her house is Hariry.sireet. Mrs. Wm. Dusk eat►rtalns a imp party et teabieeibles thi. evening al her house is Saekirillimisrett.. Henry Hills.. 11. a. costartaias a diattagaislord party this day at bu bombe, is Wimple-street. FASHION,ABLE MOVEMENTS. The Marchioness of Salisbury left tows yesterday fee her mat Hatfield, fur a few days. The Marchioness of Whist' etreed in a few der to join the Marquis and Lady Isabella Ker at Bee Waterloo Hotel from her seat in Scotland. Lord and Lady Nugent arrived yesterday at trimmest Ebrington's house, to North Audley.street, Gum their seat, Liter, Bucks. Sir Richard Burrough, Bart. and lOU have left the Clare*. don Hotel, Bosd.street, for Brightoo. Sir Andrew Cathcart, Bart, left tows yesterday for Bath. The Hon. George Agar Ellie, M.P. has left the Duke of Desonshire's vest, Chiswick, for Lord Clifden'a, Rothemplos. William Bacot, Eolith town yesterday fur kis omt, Cal. wide, oesr Litchfield. Rev. Archdeacon Hooke left toms yesterday fur Win. cheater. Frederick Hodgson, Esq. hoe arrived at his house in St. James's-place from Perin. Mrs. and Miss Barton arrived yesterday at Jordan's Hotel, Lit. James's-street, from their seat in Kent. Mrs. Godfrey aod Moo !Image arrived yesterday at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermye-street, from their seat, Beisok. street House, Kest. Captain Jeers, 10th homers, has snivel" at Femme,' Hotel, $l. lames's-street, from Bath. HOLYHEAD ROAD. The Int Report of the Sokol Committee.. the Reeds from Loudon to Holyhesd, Ste. has hems pissed by order of the Howse of Connecta. The Commiteee rodoessmod that tbe improvemeet of this roof shooll he eempleted I. she maim* proposed by Mr. Teased, I. hi led Report ; that .. wood aphasia tee be emorliberti of the met ehility of lb. worts stroody completed; *eV lathe breads& re- WM predicted of diem Imre bon osebrimsr diet le reveal to the isoymmemesit oboe mill a = li be empleied, die groliak Ihrsie. Uwe oe• dada is, srbrOber, Air Inmeipmesibiliplimormamsof owes psefset rood, it via Wore Mem. Mho thilmlbsc omi...assn. - • aildNiewie lbw bd. . - .../will isiimamm o .• ihrossmik simairniat, gybes 06.ZIWIllsoilligr i t i leisial. BOXING. The pertain notch between MA* Amp sad lAtate, isoloe, beadier bribe buses of Net tame, wire tea& Kau. dell, took pieta yesterday in Ibm Namels.appeette Wombrick, for IS goiters a *Me. it woe a smell bottle at else boor, sod els* sod tat* was the wise of SltbtiaB. fteentait mud Josh libidsoo *receded Sharp, sad Lester awl a Natant carrier picked sp larks. Is the first thee* rows& great adios wee observed, sod closing look pkwe without math sisebief ; the *saving oys ters was isrungly tried tea 'Filbert meth anti, sad Berke received the falls. 4. The men begs. Is anew Gibe is mailbag; *her Bake had placed s Wow be use retained apart with fawt so the south, which drew Seel claret, Obi be fallawed with the left 1111810 all body, sod dropped his ariversitry. b. Sberp's attitode, like Ned Tamer's, the right foot load vase* bothered Berke% embeatee, earl be was at a less to get at his. Sharp wade .as of Screggies's rashes 10, placed hits right sod left, avid 10-1 the best of a raity, hat be bad the waist of th e fell. - - . - e, 7, and I, were manly Sewing rowwis, foliar Is 1M wt. Immerse of Sharp. 9. A gar mad, sad darke's head bens to swell. The sea tquglil Cr,. the mermen gaik7, and Berke was thrown. 9 and 10 were good (goal drilling rouods, bat /IWO stressili gel,* bin rather lint 11. Ir~tkis r. , und Berko rather turned tie tide of ill luck, sod had the best of a good 'turd up round, but hie aJrrreary was tau carom% to bet Mr gut me a life in at has wink. It sad 13. Good lighting roguish, rather 'ls rainier of Sher', and afire this Burke had so closet; he stood op most issetrolly only to receive, sod at knob he lest the bank by s his is the wok, which dssided hi. op, wed seined the helm is bestir of Slurp. Hann. the butte, hod a tip sa.sp with a gratressa, epos grudge, sad he disposed s him is two meads. , vs, The non o f rtsititowiT gave a Cabinet din ner yesterday at his house in Grosvenor.square. Sir IVATILIM and Lady HAMM= WY*. WYNN, who were expected in town a few days since, were detained on account of her Ladyship bring indis posed, but we are happy to ewe As is Winch Letter, and they ure shortly expected. Mr. MATHEW, in his new entertainment, is to give imitations of the celebrated WILK.. of MACKLIN (at the age of 103). of thIORGE Faun- RICK COORS. and of nearly all the celebrated due racrers of the last 40 years. The substance of Mr. COUTTI'I will has been variously stated in the newspapers. Accurdiog to one statement the whole of the property is left to MIP. Courrs. with an understanding that slit will provide amply for hia family. lt is said th a t she has already settled an annuity of 10,0001. on the Myrcluorwas of BUTZ and the Counteas of GUIL• FO RD, •nd that a like s um is intended for Lady kIuRDITT. The great sweepstake, steeple chase of Vt •tiles, between Copt IioLDIS and Miters. RICEITTI and NoliToo will take place ibis day fur 80 guineas aside. The start will t.ke piste in the reighboarbialat .1 Cowley, Sticks, snack bet lag is aim* es Use race, at to 4, two against one. 1 1 10Dttirs and Co. No. I. Coruhill, ',amid the Public that NEXT TYOUDAT , tie 1401, mill he she Stowed Day of Drewieg; Mamie' 5,000 Tithing were drawn the First Day. 'bete are still Oa Capital Pius,. in the Wheel, XII Sterling, Incledisic FOUR of TWitorT Tilott sAND POUNDS., oar of w►isk la lo be attached to the Full Drawn Petas, ea the 14th lestnat, an d err / probably this ma t be now es sole at P4oBloo'B Office, ?iv. 1. Cveuhill. " • , • • ' wr, . _ •~..r- LAW INTELLICENCE. COURT OP It INGI BENCH, GuiLDau.L. WEDIMIDAT. ASARCO S. a.!.,, the Loan Costar Amines .id a Common Jarp. itowLAmEssom AND ANOTHER O. cum. TRAMI, A•D OIiHAN. This was as *Mom of trostor to meson , the woo d faits omelet of hero Arno. y, • bieh had be.. the seek io had. of Metcalf, • kashmir., •Istris it wee allreed the Di. (ruttisu bed take. after as act of Isokreptey. It eppri.a that the baakrupt, et the letter earl of *ter / had jetter• I.ea.lon, as it w.is sekk ea ateistot of ill health, sad had WI bi d Wino.* in the Aims at Stark. hie ( two's. De re, smahle , l at &Noss Wildest, in Brute, fur some **hood too the lid September he wrote • *toe to net ek, desirieg I. dlepoot of ell the wee ts, mad in ress.i his the pert...4 d ~, Ileffreo Walden. *ask setert arms this letter, and itr. *red into • seeseiaties with the three Defeatism*, tw wham the foods wire sell. They were valued st 2 011. • bat me they look o ff 45 pee rest., said to be the NNW elm ' . mere is perebasine a stork is tea*, they °sly paid DAL set, wbiett Stotts remitted to 111 term'', who mew, edi. n .i In Leedom staid, bat wrist off so the Cape of Deed Rep. The 100 , 16 were reenived fro. Meteef's premises at mad. D i e m. A einuotiesiou bank.. t was 1111101 .se agaiett Bletealf, aid this transit hoe ewers, to the ears of the assignee., the pretest rttioa was thought. The Mow, was, that so art of baellompley had beets nemittleil, Ile bankrupt having qiiitteml tows merely for the benefit a ley health. The LORD Clitir "trifle'', is eirmtaieg ep lire eviden t , told t►e Joey, that it was not necessary to toehilete as set of kaakrisptcy that Nest eK should have wigwam, 9 ,,i sod London for the purpose •f &laying his vas sulkiest if he efterwarda adopted that revolution. ' Jury would look to the chmecter of the tr..asaclio. Tit Defendants had sot *hews by evidence what t►e value of ill seeds were, except one docoment, us which they desired the Jerry to believe the geed* were poly wort► 2011; Let Is e Joey, if they fo•ad • verdict fee the Plaintiff., ern tot booed by that val•atian. If they Aosta consider the go o d. to be worth mem, they were at liberty to g ive it. As to it, per tentage allowarree, that tram • siesi!er retire', for Kw demean, and they airfield say whether, is • terawaction lire this, were she goods were removed at Inideright, far ey, avowed purpose of eisiseealseest, they wield believe my Muer which the Defendsees desired the.. 11 • Jury retired for alma tees wiisietes, and thew Mem ed with a verdict for the Pleimide—Deeessee tllll. Ile. OLD BAILEY, WgousD•Y. MARCH 6. Nary ifsdrfers, a yams mimes of tostretsble spyrar. awe, IMO pot Sit she bor ow as isdietesest elisrsiog kir •ith rebbiag as various limes, Mr. Adams, a 'viperish', trader. mars is Whitecrometeset,lwith whom she lived es semist,ci aloe sovereign% soda imassily of half-crowas sod shiLism, his property. It appeared that the psalm *mass had seems is the till of Mr. Adams, who, suspecting that he had hem roblivt, marked some of she mosey; sad bathos mails the 1 , 12 site preparations, the Primmer was taken ins. custody, shin the masked misery was fogad is het miserssios s as maimed she nioaisdrir to be is her bor. no Joey, soder the direction of the Reoslt head the Primmer Getup, het strongly ryes kr is mercy; i 0 this Mr. Adams hoissasly joined. at the some tins sissies, that her fattier (her mother is dead), Isstas of kis daughter's misfortune, came to him quite firssik, sod had since paw oasis( mad. The Co.? said, some means should be resorted is for reclaississ the safortasme girl to the piths of meld ale. The beakless al the Ilessioas harass term marl (eacept the tame of skopissa, who bad referred to Live his rate, sod lithe farther proceeding is she.. cos a Lo des Jury was is attesdasee)-- The Raosaista proceeded to pms the swfal en , serect DeeSA es the lollswisg saforionaie cootie% els,— Dm. With.", Charles Marslirl alias daderson, Jour Lewd islomoss, Robert Grout, Edward Oncbrase skis N4W11404/14, sad Wm. Odour's alias Clore, fur horgisrs.— Wm. . Edw. Chisdleilh, li. Nesiblith U. Steams, sad Martha Ratarby,fire stealing is dwell.ag hassea.—Jolis Tinsels ' sad William Centimes, for highway 'Mimic; NM Robert Christmas, ler liersl-oliutiat Thirty.live wets mitered to be transpsetad kr sews years; alseleas for life; soda cossidershlo mambo tole iispriassed foe various periods ; assosget whom I. 11•04 for throwisg the Me oat of the window is Charlesotron, Drery-lase—his imprissoment is twelve stastbs. Sesust es be publicly sod others privately whipped. After which she Leedom Jury was swum% fee the Ferris of proceeding is the mice of Mr. Carlik's shams% who Ames to pkad as any other them r a mar sokaroa.". POLICE. • sow-nun. Teslerdey Clieries Cote, as apprentice to Mr. Miss White, of the liedfurd Coffee Wyse, In the rill" Owe* garde,. was deemed with thresteribler to eery, bfa wipleri gip • oewead camp was exhibited ageism Ma by Grim Frashoosi. Hie threat. were of so horrid s eiderrobit both the Cssiptaisaste maundered their lives te be is asp. and is sowevirser Mr. Minsky'', the sines( Magistarr, ordered she Primmer to Lod special hail, sad is Overdo to the pasties, that their respretability may he Winfred do. Thease Leeward, a ass of respectable appraises; so charged with &Isamu*, and rohblog George Wildest PIA a whooleneter. of Dyketi•coisit, Ni. Mathes. The Prosresier sod Prisoner wore upon frlesidly cm, dived higellwr us Holiday, Bed afterwards seat is a get I. Highgate: they fits/wed, sod near she Gress Ws yetis• hese* is Mitip-yard. Temple-bar, the Pruseeww hens* /t -umefy isioxieased, and ober* he seed the Pelee er ed sad robbed bins. The widow* waseestradictory, std the Magistrate dote fore wily ordered the Prisoner I. tail bad. The current wss so string yisterdsir dome twelve o'clock, et London bridge, k were I two in passing through rim foul of each other. 'l'►s of them were sunk hut the men were saved. CORN MICKA NOR, Masco 6. Harbor so itaprNewrst is the demount of Wisest, sad iLe asspplies berme oupersitundsot, come a treat *peruses 11 the trade, sad only the Area s,mpl, a are takes if li • millers I bid seek quality supporta Monday's pricer, Pd -I t other deseriptioas are usesoleolde. The Barley trade 11" • meet measure recovered from the Plate of ittsessims ' wheels it less tkrotra by the first resolution of Misistsfs, * ll to silos tbe reasissiosi of slaty or the stocks of Mak ss ►and 1 hut as the Chancellor of the Esetiespee has arro to . seated to 'Wood the abateirstat of dirty or all Mak wok subsequent to the lkib of Febleary, the Mobsters vets sloe dapple. d t• pa►dasa Barley today, ud what sales quo mule wore at fall ts. per quarter higher than as Illeaftr^ Is posas, roue, mid Oats, there is no ristrstios. COAL MARKET, Masco I. Ships at Merkel. time Bold. 1 1 .144. 41/ Newcastle l9* 314 AC le Ma 04 1e Illsofirrlas4l l 4 ________, 36 M . is SUN, PRICE OF *TUCKS YESTERDAY. , 3 per Ct. C 005... 74 79 I Ex. Bills, R.... 1 , 0004 711/ I 1 3 Pr• 3 per et.N.An. 19491111 I ()situ 50t011...•.. 4 Pi. ludo" Bonds.. 43 45 pr. I Cons. fit Ac..... 790 South Sca Stock.... 29 I ____....... HIGH WATER AT LONDON MUDGE THIS DAT. 616 f 91 •11 5 4 Allry I. j Evvoia,/ lb dor 9. Primal sad • Pobl•obed at THE BIOTIN PR CBS THE GLOBE ofire, No. 117, Suomi, by C. CU I WELL. of tie ilia J. -~ In- ;la, see. A ia Di. 641 41E4 IM te. (I otk kiwi to 1.• ee . woe, nt. ; Ice. Ital. ea. a l er . el. 1144 ' 14 klter II / fly ere, ,set filled •as 'I b Tie 116, I tee lie bet beds 14e altar like Ike My RI- I. 'Sr. el* des. it, of sr, fill be•f, 1 silo . the reed load r be Noe 'rag talk, for • apt Ili L•a- ee ef Illeell "S 1. — Mae, ha' SKI; reel *be INC ebel, NMI rli I Iv T. law Pe* Oft; Mee lid Mr. 00, wile iole. we Pak TIP, Kt. tier I es. Bali. a or oer t ten l're i -1 ..,:r 1 ] I ar 111 4 . I -It -I lel ▪ ' eel . IM tee. Wit II /VI . 4 were 1 1• s i ..-r• a mu it Oi. .1 Id e . ...—.;" • I I Xd. PG hi . 1t lill mow II It el ;, MEP. CI sr! A i 1%1%• le if . • ,• ~...... •