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.Ming made after tie rest. if tiros' events lave Mehl 01l the folly and rage of the seditious, they have also tirelred the King spirit and fidelity of the troops. M. Beide" Pada, she King's Lientenaert, Contemn'lent of the Castle of Sall ower, the gendarmerie, the 7th region ni of infantry of the royal wised, commanded by' Lieutenant-Colonel the Mgt - (pie de the 44th regiment of the line, the essreitioems, the CiiirMlSifTl of Ilikkairs, the dimmers of Moeloilvett„ Ariege , Var, and the Pyrenees, nnder the orders of I'o4l Marshals Baron Jsinin, the Count de Choiseul, Irrn• motet de Malittie, audits, Viaronst de Brink.. have rivalled each other in activity, seal, and devotion. General., offi cers, and soldiers all hsve folly anstsered the confidence of GoVernineat. Tl:si well-disposed need not Apprehend any • Mists from these attempts or rebellion, from those last eon vclsions of en expirleg party. The at my is midi-noted with she care of public trasouillity, and it proves that it Ituovra its doe and how to nail it. All is tranquil now in the 4th military division, and the greater part of the troops seat there have already returned to their carrier:sus. • A resort was in tin-illation the day before yesterday Hest fresh 4i.pateher from the Not ill were of a tendency to atom holier in t he comotruceineut of hostilities betweeu Russia and the Porte. • There was nn assemblage of permeste at the place St. Ge nevieve yemerday. The severe lesson which the evil-die rimed received en the precedieg day at the Klne's garden, Intimidated them who might be disposed to fAlow their example. Emissive of those arrested at the Ring's garden, oh..iit eighty persons were taken to the Prefeeture of Police, who had been wrested at the place `Vendome, where they were uttering seshtwas elan. The number of persons or. retard on the evening of the Sib amouuted to 230. TM nest eisrnimy about 135 remained, the greater part of whom have keen eoeveytd to the Coociergerne.-- , Comet efionnel.) • The pious exercises of the Missionarßol were suspended list evening in the three parishes of Petits Peso, It. Eustis he, ...mad Boone Nouvelle. Saturday being suserred for conks sky, a great number of the f.ithrel restated themselves at she tribunal of penitence There was sot the slightest dia. turhance.—( / 1 der Defahr.) Attestants from Trieste of February 45, stale, that ac. coedits; to the latest intelligence frum the Levant, the Go vernments of Hlydrs. and the other Confederate I.ltinds, were makiag the rieressary preparations for nitrites the ,Turks with vigour in the event of their effectimr a landing in the islands; the island of Hydra would he trattteularly exposed to attack, as it is the cretin, point of the Greek navy, which the Tarts design to annihilate. FIFONA, FFIBRVART 27. (striatum OF A PRIVATE LETTER.) The reply of the Russian Court to the Keia Effeudi's note sir December 2, has been transmitted to our Cabinet; bet it. controls have nut transpired. The feeds maintain a very high prier, which world %Ma to indicate the coutinitanu of ',ewe. THE MIA 7'. The followiat is an abstract of a return to the goes, of Commons, of the eititenses of the Maid Eatehltabtutut fve the year endttog Mk January, s. d. 10,994 6 6 057 9 6 s. d• AMOSIOt of Salalaries Aliuwartcs 11,651 16 0 becomes ibmeetstro it meatter . af piramennl impertinent le ; eertain, wader seat eireenselawera, the tows and temper of I . lb* military farce. The array of Femme 'kin in the nevelt attempt, to disturb the pahlie peter sheen itself &inning of the (fittest cookelenee, a RH_the SeVerld corps chi, fly CRP ployed are bight) , praised in this official amigo. Some expressions used iu this• notice *sold excite a sum pinion that she attempts of the iseditiotis is the country were mane se • a than bad been previously acknowledged in the public journals. '' The rebels," we are told, w have been deepened as coos an they appeared; • eenvithrahle number of them ere already in the hands of justiee." Tu . '. being the result of accounts from Anxere, Ssumur, and Tours, seems to admit the Appearance of rebellious parties in more places Setae POP. It also says, "If Mote crests halal Amen the fatly sad rage of the sedition., they have alas proved the good sprit awl fidelity of the troops;"—cud further, "The well.didposed need not apprehend .nay thing from these at tempts at rebellion, from these last convulsions of an expir inz ploy." These certainly ere not the terms in which a solitary ur isolated attempt to seise a single town, or to ex cite a single district, would be noticed; but if the result of the quarrel be else perfect restoration of tranquillity mid confidence. accomplished too with so much ease and celerity, the precise extent of the evil ceases to be au object of much lute rest. The promptitude sod energy of the Government in seizing a very large number of the rioters in the sheets of Paris on Friday,lsaJ the effect of securing the public peace on the fob lOwini lisp. 'There was no inisentblir of persons iin Sallied'sy evening: so says the Constitationnel. But this circuasstence may probably hewisSiciently accounted for in the opinion of many persons, 1 y a paragraph in the Journal der Deba *. which says, that " the pious ezeicises of the Illissiiinaries were suspended" ma Saturday evening, in the chu, chef which had usually been the scenes of unteage. The Jowl-not de Part* of Morday says—o No assem ►lage touk place us Paris yesterday. Order prevailt.d in the churches des PeUI•-Pbra ■nd Noire Damr.de-I3unne.Nnu• vette; hut it the interior and exterior of the Chinch St. Ewatube s severs' petards were exploded during the lec tures of the Itlttraintutries. Even est-calla were heard." The Preach rya& have sot improved since dye la•t Papers. The 5 per Ceuta. ave 88 f 60 c.—Sauk Suck 1,5011 f. ire have received New York Papers of very recent dates. They come down to Tuesday the 19th last. Tlie cense of liberty makes rapid progress in the western world. The Spanish part of St. Domingo bat declared its in dependeuce, and lauded ita•lf with the Navies' Republic. This intelligence is official. Repot also states that the Isthmus of Panama and the Inland of Porto Rico have de viated their itikilrprisdrace. The proceedings in Congress come down to the 16th: they are rot importaut. The Dubli• Papers of Monday du not announce any new out rages. P4lllllO-NA BLit PART! RS, 'Me belle elf Tart entertained a distiaguisiied at dinner yeittaddy it York Hods.. The Duke sad Duchess of Gloucester entertain/al the Martinis and Marchiosess of Salisbury and a paters( die fineries yesterday at Gloarester House, Park-tame. The Cornstess a Ease: had a fssluonable party yesterday evening at her 111111 Se in Kill-street, Berkeley-•quare. Lady Maryborungh has issued cards of invitation for a party to-tnorrnw evening et her house in Saville-row. Lady Raleigh he. issued chills of invitation fur • ball M the t9th inst. at he. boner iu Cumberland-pace. • The Earl and Countess of Morley entertained • distioguish •nd petty eesterday at Kent Manse, Knightsbridge. Mrs. bluebell gives a ball this transit at her house iu Cbarles street, Ilcskeleyuquare. • • The Esil and Countess df Albemarle entertained the Duke of Norfolk, Mr. aud Lady Aim Cate, Mr. and Lady S. Mac donald, Mr. and Mrs. Foot. Ste. yesterday, at their house its St. James's square. • • FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Date of Norfolk has arrived at his house la St. Jammer orisie from his seat, Sneed I Castle. The Duke of Devonshire arrived )esterday ',calm; at Chiswick from the l'sviliou, 13rightint. The Marquis and Marchioness of Chandos arrived yester day evening at Barkinslusas House, Pall mall, trout Stowe. . . rite also qu is of Salisbury united in lowa uu Tuesday front his seat, Hatfield. Sir George Nugent, Bart. M.P. arrived yesterday at Heddisli's Hotel, Jermy.n.alreet, frailk his seat in Rucks. Earl and Counters of Cosfiutry and family kit town ill O irwaroy fur their wet is iliorrrY. los The Earl of Lauderdale is daily expected in town from illig‘f seat irs Scotland. Mr. and Moo Ding and family have arrived at their. house in Curious-street from Brightua. Cooties, Cowper and the Hun. Frederieit Lamb returned' to towel yesterday from tie Pavilion, Brighton. Lord Crewe and family have arrived at their house is Lower Grosvenor.street from North Wales. The Hon. W. P. Powlett has left town fur his seat, *- Neel, near Witham. The Hon. Colonel Howard, M.P. left town yesterday for hi. seat, Ashiend Park, Surrey. The Marrows of Downshire left Read's Hotel, Lower GrOSTennr ,, ireet, yesterday, for his seal in !reload. W. C. Shaw., Esq. left the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn. street, yesterday, for Brighton. Mrs. H. C. Cavendish left town yesterday for bee seat, Chiawick Huss. rssoLvspir DERIOILV COUAT, GuILDMALL, WiEsTMINIPTER, WEDNESDAY, ISAACII 13. Dilte,to Offices to be abol li.hed arta the doom," of the holden. ..... ..« 70 14 0 Allovrautes 23 0 0 Soperannualios Allowances Cosilsciest Espeoses....... •• Total Expense of ihe Establishineet hi MI, •• including Contingent Expe05ei......... I{- The above is indepeodeol of lbe Hooves of the Revered Officers, •1Q 14 • 1,520 0 0 15,201 13 2 32,430 3 2 Aparimeule 7THE BRrn &FL REEs s. LON DON. THURSDAY. Mina 14. 1812. The Five per Cents. Hill went t►rough the Committee yes terday everiug in the House of lsrdyaithout any alteration, will wall be read this evening the third time, and passed. The severity of Mr. Myst, imprisonment was made the abject of further discussion in ihe House of Commons. We ore glad to Ind Mr. PEEL warmly expressing his indigos. tun at the atrocious comities that ►ave been practised Is the gaol of Hamster ; his reputation as a Statesman will not buffer by his evincing a sympathy far the sufferings of his •Gliow-subjects, aud refusing to thrum the shield of his in fluence and power over every petty oppressor who abases his authority. The evidence takes before t►e Commissimsers oppuia,lcd to inquire into the abuses of Ilehester gaol, is sow its the act of being printed for t►e Members of the House of Commons, and when this work is completed, the whole 01,4 will be made t►e subject of Perlis. Mentary diisuosioe. It would, we think, In the mean time, vesy much gratify t►e public if the Government were to commit( the imprisonment of Mr. Howe is Whetter gaol, for imprisonment in noise other gaol that may be Ire, wboortroas to erasure. There can be no doubt that t►e Crown has the power to effect this, if the party suffering will Coastal to U. tritholit such consent au removal could be effected, bat the Crown say remit the sentence altogether or any part of it. Lotd No , in pursuance of hls notice, submitted a resolutios to the House, expressing that one Postmaster. Genet was sufficient for the proper discharge of the duties of the Post-Office, and that the salary of the other might he saved to the country. The principle of this motion was not dissimilar from that NOlich induced the House to strike off two Lords of the Admiralty. The offices of Post artamaes-Getteral are mete sinecures of 2,609 f. a year each. 111* active duties of the Post-office are discharged by the Chief Secretary, and so utterly ueedlesd is the pretence or littrudsace of at least one of their Lordships at the Post office. that one of them, some short time since, was em ployed for two years un • diplomatic mission, elide he was receiving this salary of the office. The House, how ever, felt that, if not useful, the Joint Postmasters-General were perhaps ornamental in the Stale, and fur some such reason resolved to maintain both. Lord NORMANDY'S mo s.( n was unfortunately negatived ; but, on the division, the strength of the Economists was very formidable. The numbers were-..for the motion, 159; against it, 184; being • majority fur Ministers of only 25. The fears or the hopes of those who seemed lately to con tra:plate the immediate commencement of a civil war in France, are sot likely, we think, to be realised. The Paris Par.'s of Sunday coatala a statement which appears to bear nu olEdal character, represeotiog the accounts from diffe. rest parts of the country as being eminently satisfactory. Traoqulllity is perfectly restored in every poial where it wee be dnoturbotl, sad the troops who were engaged in symptoms of a rebellious disposition have rtspecture stations. It is Impossible not :rot change in tLe GOV•111111f 11l of a country lief that !he nrw Government can be per. the affectives of the mass of the people; it r-• • , • squcht . tu:o t ll .all ft,Vf. ed tO 111.41 IJ t e r Mat a 'to ?:eciodes the !,e1 3.4.:.7 secure ;a • The Bury Paper, alludinx to the late riotous pro crednags is Norfolk and Suffolk, sa)s—"The prompt mea sures resorted to hare heeu stliraeious in putting on end to occurrences so dilutr. ful, soil we trust that the excellent rewsonstiances from the magisliary, ■od the sensible re marks of the amirnsau of the Sesssous, si ill prevent a recur rence of acts which no distress can justify, and by %bids uo distress cao be mitigated." Tuesday the Duke of YORK, as Commander-in- Chief, held a levee at his Office in the Horse Guards, which was attended by Sir WILLIAM CON. Gll6llB, General FANS. and upwards of talent). Officers, togetLer with several Ladies. Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with Lord M A EYBORoUOII at his bowie in Saville-row. Teta Faimaa.—From the speech of lord LIVERPOOL on Tuesday eight, it was genre illy !knight the market would be considerably better yesterday; hut thuu t li Arm, it did nut advance. The Feuds wore steady. Consols 79 74 79 7sj 79. and fur April 7911. Foreign Stocks me befits.. Spain* New Ditto ; 01d.... Danish B5l Prussian There was not so much doing at ruled have bees expected, bat there were buyers at 79 fur Friday. The article of Russia hemp is now 'Lipping front the United Si ck , to Engtand iu cousiitrialile quantities. A British brig at Bata, bound to Loudon, is aim takiug on hoard 146 tuns.--(New York Paper.) A private letter from Paris sees, the chapels at night resemble • theaitical 0. V. row in Lniidon. When the Missionaries begin to ch•unt • psalm, the congregation rise up. waving their hut*. and inter rupt the service by singing lewd songs, accompanied by every kind of horimle noises. KING'S THBATILE OPERA CONCRIRT-ROOM— Mr. WALKER'S Interesting Lectures in this noble room still comintie on the Eidouranion, or Grand Transparent Orrery ; and it would be difficult to say whether the sublime science of astronomy could be rroodeted more intelligible, or be more splendidly illustrated. In addition to its scenic beauty, it has the clearest demonstrations of all the prominent doctrines of day, night, twilight, the eclipses, Oasts. seasons, Arc. and we were agreeably sur prised to find the two problems of the earth's true figure, and the mode of asvertaining the longitude at sea, apparently so mathematical and difficult, in. traduced, and familiarized beyond what we almost imagined passible. But the habit of communicat ing scientific knowledge exceedingly facilitates the power, And we rejoice to find the attendance on this Lecture is only exceeded by the very fashion. able and elegant audiences of Mr. 1 1 .',..i.xxit's in teresting course. On Wednesday morning there was the lowest ebb at Garwich that has occurred for nearly forty years. The cant edge of the Ooze and Guard were seen above the surface of the water, like a wall ; the Grissel, which has not been seen for nearly half a century. was just above the surface of the water; and the chit feet rocks were dry for nearly • quarter of a mile. In the course of the day it blew a gale from S.S.W. About three o'clock in the morning of the some day, the brig Elegant, of Sunderland, Captain W. Pzusza, struck and sunk on the tuff in consequence of the greatness of the ebb. The crew. the ►hip fell down. with her masts into the water, and before ten o'clock six of lhen died from the fatigue and wet. or were .drowned. The ebb re. to g bad the effect of righting the ship, when Captain P., with two or the men, were still on the foremen ; but considering the ship to be in u bail state, the Captain deterruit.eif on swimming to the mainmast, which after much difficulty he accom plished. Not long after thy fore Mast gave way, and precipitated the two unfortunate men into a watery grave. Captain P. cositisio - ed cn the main top till about five o'clock p.m.. when the He►o, of Woodbridge. Mr. Newsom. - master, bore down to his assistince, mud seccocoled in saving hiur hum his perilous sittuttoiti -~;~, •1~ .-_- ~. IS TIIC NATTER O► Ot.IYS, PRINOVIS OP COIRSERLANO. The Court wits excessively crowded ibis morning with per sona waiting In expeciatiou of hearing the examination of this Lady, who was to he brought up to take the beutfit of tire hisoleedt Debtor.' Act. At twelve o'clock the case of Olive, Princess of Cumber land, was called ou by the citric of the Corset, when the Lady made her entrance by she door at the left hand of the Bench, and at the request of Mr. Pollock, •hu slated, that she had had the misfortune is fracture bee leg lately, she was accommodated with a meat. She wore an elegauishawl, with a profusion of ostrich feathers in her bonnet. On he► brat entrance she stated she accident which she had met with, an d alluded to lucre other mischauce to which lier face and eye bore visible testimony. Mr. H EaTIII stated, that he opposed this lady's discharge au the part if Mr. Lougataff and Mr. Jeans. Mr. Lewis also opposed her on his own part. Mr. HCATII stated, that lie intended to oppose this Lady on a mei:amities y objector*, that she had not nielnded iss her schedule a certain document relating to property. The Learned Comma calkd Mrs. Lour:till to prove the exist ence of the simmer test. Mr. POLLOCK Wiener' to the course his Learned Friend was pursuing, but the Court oveiraled the uhjection. • Mrs. Loegstaff then stated that she had seen In the Lady's possession whilst she lodged in her apartments, a paper which the Lady said was signed with the sign manual of his late Majesty, and which bequeathed to her the sum of 15,000/. brat that it was not to be produced till after his Majesty was dead. Mr. POLLOCK doe examined the Insolvent, who said OW this wad a matter which was addressed ps irately to the King. It was a paper witnessed by Mr. Dunning, Lord Chatham, and the Earl of Warwick. She had fr.-gutsily applied through the m.dium of Sir B. Bloomfield, and it Assent of di lieary to his Majesty t` at it was riot made public before. She did tint cunsitier it as a debt, hut as a h. quest, mid the paper now was in the hands of Mi. Buford, a proctor, to be regu larly proved as a will. The Cater Com 31111110XER said ibis was 'he common case, Decanting everyday, whe►e a party claims to be entitled to ■ny tbsitg, and undoubtedly the Insolvent was bound to de posit the document in the office. Mr. POLLOCK amid, he was in hopes to have been able in produce the paper, and to have obtained the permission of the Court to deposit it, bait as unfortunately he was not in a conditiun to do so, he fettled an adjournment would be tie- MM,. Mr. Herrn said it must be with mats, or be abould pray the Coors to strike the case out. The COURT directed the case to be adjourned to the E,th of March, Rath liberty to amend the schedule and file dins.- meets within a week, cm paymrnl of the co►ta of the day. The lustriveull lose and said, she wished to instruct her Cones ,, . The paper was represented to her as a will The Cater COMMISSION CR said, it was immaterial what the rlocenseat was. Mr. PoLt.ocß thin obtained leave to rectify some deli cieuries iu the notice to one of she creditor,. When Mr. POLLOCK had concluded, the Printer, rase to retire, and having bowed respectfully to tlw Commissioners and the Bar, she was encoded to her carriage by the Lady and Gentleman who had accompasied her on her entrance. The carriage was surrounded by an immense crowd, who bad assembled to get a view of ibis distinguished perwnsew. The debts in this Lady's schedule amount to considerably more thus 6,000/. She purports to give op so her creditor'', as good debit', upwards of 7,000/, eaclusise of the 15,0001. whirls she claims under the paper writing, which purports to Ipar the sizes manual of the late King. Five thou- Baud pounds were bequeathed to her by his Royal High ness the late Doke of Kent, charged upon hi. estate Of Csiitlebar-hill, which be authorises her, ■s " his dear cousin," so sell either by public or private sale, for the purpose of raising this money. She has a claim of 2,000 i. upon Lord Brooke, with the interest, fir a considerable number of year., under a hoed of tl.e late EMI of Warwick. The Earl admits that he owes this money to the Lady, and strictly commands Lord Brooke to pay the debt. She explains that ibis debt was contracted by her having permitted the Earl of Warwick s. venal >ears ago to raise money to this amount by the sate of her jewels and other valuables. Tie late Duke of Kent had fur several !eat, allowed her 400/. a year, 0 from a eon. victim of her relationship to his illustrious family i" sod to her " literary talents" she has been indebted Coe malty pais fur au equal annual supply. At the west end of the loots m report prevails that a secret marriage has taken 'duce between Iwo titled persuitage., hurl. will excise .uu,e surprise whew the partsca; sue conimunicatcd —.(Evetting Paper.) It is reported that a a1...1et-coloured diamond boa lately heel, purchased by his MAJCSTY fur 20,0001., mid that Mr. ELLISON, of tialtuu.gurden, is sitting st.—(ibirt.) The Marchioness of DOWNSITTRE, we rexret In state, Is demigod at Calms, so her return to Euglaad, by indispositiaw. Vauxhall Gardens were on Tuesday sold by auction, at the Mml. for 118,0001. The anxiety of the public rim •0 greet, that the lamed room in the establishment could nut acetate. &soilage half the audience she sere assembled. Mr. G. RoBINS stated, that it was possible to rralise a prodt of 30,0441. in one year, while the greatest leas the proprittors bad erer experienced was 8301. to two rainy seasucr. r . PoLICA. MANSIIOR-RODSR. Captain Maims, of thewhip C.ses, was charged with haw ing refoseil to give up the certificate of the registry of the ship to the assignees of Mr. Wildman, a Merchant, is Fen court, Ferichiarch.atreet, who way part owner of the semi. The illegal detention of • ship's register, it is beaten, sub i.e.= the person who withholds it, upon being required to give it sip, to • Site of 1001. The Lord Mayor ordered that the Defendant should be discharged fro= custody, soil told the assignees that an action at law was the ooly possible way of deciding the caw. BOW-STREET. CONFESSION OF MURDER.. Testertliy morning.fohn Gals suderwent a second ex'. Initiation before Sir Richard Burnie, charged ow siespi•ion of having murdered Mary Beagle, in the month of Slop 1815, by violently assaulting het, and forcing her unto the basin of the Regent'. Coax!, which horrid crime he volontatily con fessed himself guilty of before a Magistrate at Newport, is the Isle of Wight. After his osslission had been read over by the clgrk, he 111114 asked by Sir Richard flirme whether it was a Ina stale. intuit and curirctly given ? The Prisoner replied, " No, certainly not;' that he had beta driven about from pillar to post to various prisons on chores of desertion. and that be tromped tip this tale of a confession to enable him to get away from the late of Wight to London. Sir Richard Birnie and, he should ,apse the most strict and particular inquiries to be made re.pectitig tire death of Mary Beagle, thud ordered the Prisoner to be euassrtitted for further examination. Smith, the officer, recognised the Prisoner to have acted in a similar *ay some lime since in the lu** of Dorchester, fur which be merited • Boggiug. li ATTOW -OARS 6N. • HORRID MURDER OF MRS. DONATTY. The Gentlemeu of the neighbourhood where the above in human deed was committed, aided by the a•ststauce of the whole 'strength of this establishment, have been unremitting In their exertions to trace out every eine, however remote, that might tend to the discovery of the monsters who perpe trated the barbarous act. Summonses acre granted to pro cure the attendance of 'lnwards of twenty witnesses, re aiding to all parts of looduss, many of whom were the re latives of the deceased, and resided in and i psear Petticoat. lane, being of ihe Jewish perstra • . The Magistrate was therefore avoided from seven o'clock on Tuesday evening, the time the business commences generally, till after twelve o'clock at night, in hearing the dill'', rent depoaitintis of the witnesses, which were given in private, and were re corded by 'Mr Ford, the chief clerk. The ordinary bu►i ness of the office was deferred till morning. In the course of the inquiry, ■ gentleman of the Jewish persuasion informed she Magistrate, that whilst sitting io the par lour of the public-house called the Black Lira', is Petti coal-lane, he overheard she con eon of some persons who were iu the room relative 19 the murder. Oue of them, named Martin, son to a Mrs. Rodrigues by a former hus band, and who is sealer to Michael &matey, buslarrid to the deceased, observed, that when the murder was known to David Donatty, the nephew, he (Dnnalty) and Isis wife ran to the house, ■rid on the former seeing the murdered corpse on the ground ►e kissed lim wife, and in a whispering tone told her not to be alarmed at the affair, and to run home mid take Mat from the drawer immediately; he eeeee frpe considered is might be furthering the ends of justice to make Ibis communication. The Magist►ate thanked the Gentleman, and a summons wan insuntly intuited for Martin to attend. About eight o'clock • man, ruamsd John Fotherby, was brought to the Office on cuspicons of being implicated in the affair, having bees seen loi king is the sheet, near the decemed's hams* short the time of the murder. He under• went an examination, and was et Genetical till morning, when be proving to the ratisfseiioa of the Magistrate fur what 111111f p.m: he was wailing i■ the street, be was instantly ut at liberty. After the investigation had elosedort twelve o'clock on Trreaday night, the *hole of the officers perambulated the streets, and paid a snit to all the flash butters cud nightly rendezvous of questionable character, cad after stare►inb till day-break they returned without discovering any trues of the inerderers. Yesterday morning the investigation Was resumed. At 11 o'clock the Magistrate, Mr. Had and Mr. Fisher, Gentle men of the Committee, Mr. Ta)loe, the v.atry rink of the pirioh, and Mr Field, the executor to the will tit the de ceased's husband, arrived, and retired up stairs into the private room, where the examiumista of Use fullosting wit nesses were received : [An officer was placed at the door to prevent any person mitering, however urgent their hamar.' might be, unless the nature of it was commuoicated to the Magistrate, and admitted by his order.] Mr. Stevens, a fishmonger, in Devonshire-street ; William Rhodes, a batten ld mrkrr ; Job's Mills ; J. Edgerton ; Ann Bolding ; Elisabeth Isaacs ; W. Redm in, reviiinz next door to the dcceased ; Mr. and Mrs. Rodrigues, of Petticoat lane, and their ton Juba Martin ; Bichsel Lyons, sister in-law to the deceased; Peter Blackall and John Archer, the two bakers alluded to in former statements; and Henry Waller, a young man resiiimg at Mr Barrett's, • cunt chandler, iu Great Warner -sine', Cleikeuwell—the evi dence of the above witnesses are in addition to that before stateJ. Mr. David Donatty, the nephew; and the girl, Mary Ann Young, were aho present, and were agam ex amined ; with Elisabeth Rya's. The evidence of the whole of the foregoing witnesses, with the exception of those of the two bakers, Martin, and Wailer, merely went to prove the extent of deceased's eon flexion, and the names of those persons who were In the habit of calling se the house at different periods, and were supposed to have sup knowledge of bee circumstances, from which nothing of a auspicious nature was thrown on say of her 'dation' or acqumnitioci a. At tuts period of the business information was received that two notorious character*, named Hairy Brooks and Harry Judd, whose appearance ausweted the deserlptiuu of two men who were ate,, RlUDiale fruit Mistll4lll-phlea at the moment the murder was committed, were in custody at Guildhall, fur as attempted f lolly at the wine samba facing St. Andrew's Church, H burls ; tVn,. Read, sea the officer, was tlruefurr dispatched fur the two sissy' net promos tit ibe office, after they were done with by the Alderman. The examination of Martha as to the maseemialsea is the Slat k Limo public-house, was male law sad Mr. Moab'', the nephew, was called it., and explained the reasun fur de saris.' his wife to du as .bun &scribed; that gentleman was therefore completely exculpated from say mispichni. A female (whose name we were not able to learn) mated, that just Mauer Mae o'clock, when the cries of Murder!" were heard, she saw • man eirucealed behind • woodru p.o- jectiun, similar to • watering place, that separates liw house of the deceased from that of No. IT. He was peeping• in a revy suspicions wiaa•er she took such mutter ca his features and stature that she was positive also should kusw him again. Heury Waller, residing at Mr Barrett's, roro-cliandler,tm Great Warne►-alre.l, Clerk( Dwell, was nest called. He staled that be was is Ike crowd before the house of the de. erased at the mumeut the 'murder was discureied. &me rersone who came out of the Wore said, r Fur Gud's sake run round se the back of the bootee." Witness iustautly two up Little James-street into Great Jaimmastreci, 'lieu be maw four men runiong from Mileaso.plare (We Welsh the sour. derers ri.caped) towards Bedford-roar. Witoesa pursued, and came up to the last luau, a very tall fellow, pitted with the stn.ol-pox, and it:essed it a gamut goat sod wombed mot lama ;he a. d him by the skirt of the coat, tad called to the watchman to Resist Slim in sireutinz the man, bet in left! d, and a vialeat struggle them wok pl-er, which to la the frllow makieg 11s escape. lie was pubitive the could ieemlify him. The Magistrate said that the watchman, whuerrr he was, educate! be tiamediaidly discharged aa au& tar hi. attuartier i Waller was lien with-rid to ail Inhale t,Il the arrieal ot stead, she ',Meer, wsth Brooks amid Judd hum Guildhall. Hlwethill sud Archer, She me jotirue) emu b ik• es, were then examined, sad soothing appearsog ageoivii ni, sad oit their proving where they weal loaner leaving Mi. Chessie's hawse, they were hasiaatlydraaliarwrdfrwat au) impuiatiwii. Soso &flea two &cluck a bicameral/sea thole up to the iIMMEMII bare - 400r, ;St which were the two prisoners, tiroolis sat Judd, is the custody of Read and Iwo cloy ultras. A o immense mob of persons strrfounded the eel.iele, shoutiu: " The murderers! the morderen!" wook, is •gaud 100! ing young man, Owlet 22 years of ag►, by tr.de a carpenter. It wall be recollected, he ran. tried for fire:this; open watchmaker's shop in the Strand, and stealing upwards It . 2,000/. worth of properly, • short lime awe. Judd i. about 20, of 11/60,1 stature, of rather fernrions aspect, sod a s • ligekney-coachman, sod generally plies •t the stood nu The Prisoners were iskrn into the room before the Illsgirtrste, and underwent an •mination. The bag which contained the properly of ,be deceased, was produced; it ass made of rimers, and resesnbl , d a bag used on shipboard fur bolding bread, but supposed to base been used by M carpenter, a:, flume tsbasieg■ were attached to the tr:n.rie. It was markr.4" outside G. 7, and • It %Andes ne nh. Thi. bag, it rail! be rr. collect ed,wse lekbehind by the murderers, sou was hem. a . gal with blood. The witness Waller war again called into the ' , wristlet of the prisoners, but he could nut idrutify rith,•r of thins a. the man whom he sitnuled with on the night of the murder. The Prioonera were then ►emsndrd, and it being sow nearly four o'cloci t the investigation nay closed, and the officers received instructions from tie lairilitsalia to she every exertion to procure further evidrare that might Au. tidal. the horrid nfvir , and bring the monstria in coadi:u punishment. _ . The witness, Waller, was ordrred lo attend at the wan+. house at nine o'clock, at the lime the catch IS Set, iu 00, to identify the watchman who refused hi. a‘andanca. It is impossible ms describe the inleme chrinst, or U r public on the ueraskin, the sired in front and hick of 11, office was crowded the whole of the day, and ih, pastae c Radios to the Jantire Room was lolockfat fie:strut Lichee and Gentlemen called in the coerce of ti ocea•dinc to make inquiries, Lot w e ld lona nothing, every thing being iso closely kept. _ ..... The wind this inornikg inetuned to the westward, and ►etr. rat mower► and colt tut s got under weigh; also the Bass, stoup of war for Pus twautith, and Boit& ditto, on a cruise(' tbs westward. The outs ard.boond still remain. A. 'lied the Lloyds, Ward, from Honduras. Plll , llr.i be the bark isf the Goodwin Sand the Royal Cher. tut te from Yarmouth fur Oporto. pavan, IIARCI4 12. The ship Hunter, Ho.lgen, Gam Batavia and I,le ot frame, bioind to Amsterdam; and the brit George, of London, final Rio Juanita, in 146 days, bound to Antwerp, to,dt pdnttoel 1 /titivates on Suaday last.—Passed the ship Lady Mnckwot Krems, front the Bay of Rondiaraw, for Laudon. :sena olloch.—Arrived the Rub Roy ate , in packet, with about 181) paanengers. 1 his is the filet arrival we hare had from Frasee sleet Saturday last.—The Dowel howl that left Calais uo Teewlay 11111 i. and winch was *append to be lust, lama arrived elf* at Dualtii VARISOOTR. MAWR 11 It la rimmted that a 21.2111.1 with oil n:111 ciram of larir from Galipoli fur Hull, has bre° abandimirl by the crew, slid 026 hrr riding IM , IhOUI her in t , is Vireo miles .1f Cromir. The crew are •aid to be on Batt u) (us+ r quarantine;; and the at'iotirton boatmen atilt off yesterday iu their open boat; as far as they oarid in a gale of mast, but could 110 i find her. II blew a gale of wind all last night from S.W. and N.W. and still Wets hard. I.IVVRPOOL. Nato. 11. The Lavinia, fron Demerara to Brifa••, was driiem xa Aare the Lk iesstsoi •t the I.le of TVl..thers. The num and four of the crew were dr•wned the .Ixy before, is at tempting to save she mate, alto had fallen ov,shward.. Iliarika, Day, fur Liverpool, ups. t w Waterford rim *sly one mos saved. CORN EXCHANGE, 31.tacn 13. Alihnugh we love had no fresh arrivals ewe Mauler. our market is abundantly supplied with Wheat feum pre. triune supplies, for whorls the demuul madman' very alert. particularly fur the inferior qualdies; but the few ..1., lot were made lu.day were at Monday's prices. We had Lai little Barley at market Ibis 'mulling, *till what appeared hn. i.. of secondary quality, suet heavy ru'e, but not at loser price+. The Oat trade was dull sale at Illuuday's quouitiso. lu other articles there is no allesstwu. COAL MARKET, MAacr 13. Ships •l Market. Ship S.W. Prife. 31} Neireafstle in 81 Sooderlaad A very respectable Meeting of the Owners end Occupies of Land in the North level of the Frits took place at Thorny, on the 28/1i NIL, Tuna WING. Esq. in the Chair; *bra a Pe Ilion to Par liament. on the subject of Apriciiiirral Distress, was ananimou•ly agreed to.—A Meeting was also held at the Angel lun, Stilton, on 1 modal . . of Proprietors and Occupiers within the Hundred of Not min-Cloys. at which Mr. STOLES presided, sod a ►imilar Priam) was adopted. There wee a good supply of all kinds of grain at Norwich minket on Saturday, wi h a I.ttle improve mesa in price. Wheat having arks, evil 2s. ova Batley Is. 6d. per cconib.—lu the Cattle Market little alteration took place. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Con.. 79 7tia I Ex. bill.. 79 3 5 pr. 5 per Ct. N. Ann. 10tit I Data 5ut411... 4 ti pr. Cons. for Are... 79it I BIRTH. On Moods, the fib or Mareb, at Fontittaton.searr b ' eimeter, Om Lady u( Animates F. 8e1147, EN. ° l3 dasil.ter. DEATHS. At St. Mtn's. Worcester, the oth Omni, John Little, ame sov u ortv f hisso3rlaajuedstyli'sr,J.triusitdie He °f e allscistrsie, and iu private life anti his iuiercourse t:,c world, a man of hoopla aid iutt pity. Oa Thursday inurning tho 7th instant. a• F.llllOllO. M. Baataril, relict of the leis &aited Basta' Esq. of SNary• km, sail mother of E. P. Bastard, M.P. Ist ec musty of Desna. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS V Eleenieg 4111 alter b. j Evening 13 nritr O. Printed •nd l'abl , eltP,l •t THE BRITISH PROS pa' THE tiLOBB ttih. e. No Ll 7, %trip I, by CI COW VI ELL, of the 4 a r i 6 J i m a e t o d m d e , o4 " i e s m i. I o h i b e ll o e ir r il is a rr i to ra r t o yl eve sf s Read ene, fi iu i ltwo and e ° ad iw t t h i ni e r n ya i e r 1 :I I 1 ) ,..i eg u i it , r pwhi r , l' o L i t . di 1 .,tu A 1 1,.. i)/‘ .kovis. "' The murderers! the murderer,!" Brook , is a gaud lota " ' - t ed ist w ry " wf ha th v e ' l l u t ir n yo ll u l n b g e m r a en;l ll ::ictl t 2,2hyrewarkisk°irri7le,fhoyr trade fi a ia r g ir o Pt- pe u ri t'kr ,. . ant, i• Fen- watchmaker', shop in the Strand, ill f the weasel. 2,000/. worth of property, a short lime awe. Judd it ' , own, sob- about 20, of short stature, of rather feminine aspect, sod • required to • hgekney- coachman, and generally plies at the Intel n i t: * 1 1 Holborn.hill. The Prisoners were eakro a t should be room before the Magi.tte, and underw en t se sy rest that an elimination. The bag whie rs l, contained She pro i ! - 1 iag the caw. of the deceased, Wllll produced; it we. m a d e o f canvas lITIEET. and resembl , d a bag raid on shipboard fur holding bread, hat supposed so have hero 119Y/1 by a rarpepter, a a...s e shaving. were attached to the maole. It wax tanked 01 ~,s 1 0 second eon outside G. 7, and a n nide' ne '1 h . Thi• bag, it evil' he rr. 1 1 I r is t r e P i l e . i i ° : collectedorsa left behind by the murderers, sum was beano " se ' -----, eJ with blood. ' 11 . ..•'' „ nliter illi e ea"ene ‘ oll ' r theTpberlsonwiternes7blurtalleetectiohwuealdli:aue.glaiiidinaractilatuil.flneyde,tiitilati7rettfe t i li r e c m a i l n a d . v i t 1 1 ,1 1 , r. he clgrk, he The Prisoners were then rernandrd, a nd i t being sow nearly four o'clock, 1 a Ina state. tat officers received insiructions from il'e Slacirtsates to ne lied, " No, every exertion to procure further evideore that m i ght Au. tom pillar to . . i. tidal. the horrid affair, and bring the monstela to coadigu oa. I esoh111:11: ; e: ru ' i l li be ha :i r lit i ess, Waller, was ordered to attend at t he watch. mo l twP st ur . ii ivi i : m bo a te n se w s k t om nin he e Irolliclogegki,edawk 4itisheontimtehe'ilig‘lS'aisc3l(T('Lllglit.eihydamellAramte:lciart4lllceel./I.of, to identify the watchman win refused his assist/one. the death of It is impossible to describe the nitruse rariosite of ll e samitted for public on the uerasion, she street in front sad hick at' ii, - - office was crowded the whole of she day, and ih, plisse. • elk o have acted li acting to the Justire Moon W2l. C 011 1 1•11•1. ly 11 1 011,11 i t f Dorchester, Several Ledges and Gentlemen railed ii i the coerce of :1,,: . .. - proceeding to make inquiries, Lot weld keno withal, every talt66lll. thing being me closely kept. • ITTY. --• • -- --- • ibe above in- , lance of the NAVAL INTELLIGENCE% unremitting !ter remote, coterawouTn, MARCO 12. ) .1 a who perpe. Salted the Phaeton on a cruise; Catharine, Young, ear toted to pro- Chatham; &ells, Simpsen, fur Madeira; sad liathilia. l e ? 'homes re- Wickets, fur Bristol. w r i t the re- The Shamrock weal out of harbour and brought up at 1 . sr Petticoat. Spit bead. .11 agistrate was PLYMOUTH. 2120 CH 11. 1 1 lay evening, Arrived the Ganges, Kirkhride, from N. weenie for Lie_ 1 ... • after twelve bon ; and Hope, Batt, from ditto fur Gihrshar-the litt•i• rpoeitions of with hermits, yard opener, Iwo of her main sh.ou'lgi earned did were re- bogy, and her topsides leaky, having bees as far as 8 deg, rdinary boat- e 4! k the cum ! se Arrived the Amelia Willtelishia, " fria lg : I . 1 persuasion .le in the par. on, is NW. DRAL, wait,, 12. lime persons Came down from the River the Coventry, Huts, fur Si, • Otle of them, ' Vincen t 's..l former hos- Sailed site whole of the homeward-bound for Ike Si,,',. ill oilyind to the Th e allot this morniug aschord to the westward, and lotte.. 1 is k nown 10 IMI mestere and collies got under welch; slim she Banu.aluop t MI h is wife ran ! of war for Portsmouth, nod Buick, dole, on a crunch, tba JP a l ert ,' „ epee westward. The out•an.l.hoond aid) remoter. 1 steering tone I A. env! the Lloyds, Ward, hum Honduras. A to run home I Passed by the back •f the Goodwin Saud the Royal Char. ; he eeeee (sae ' lutte from Yarmouth fur Opurio. thee to make i Doyen, Waxen 12. 1 The ship Hunter, Hodges, from Batavia soil Islet)! frawe, •111 d a summous I bound to Amsterdam; and the Aria George, of London, bon. . r: Rio Janeleu, in 146 dam bound so Antwerp, took Fatah od 0 4 .o t herby, was Dsogesers on Suoday last.- Pamed the ship Lady :nacho°, ill, implicated j is Kerns, from she Bay of Honduras, for Lisuctou. • „ et , its, th e s'ecevn olloell-Arrieed the Rub Roy ate- i n packet, with A i He under. about 180 pa...engem. 'I hir is the foal arrival we have had il ~,,,„,s x, w h et , from Free slime Saturday Ind.-The Dover hoot that left I for w h at p er . Calais un Tuesday last, and which WWI supposed to he lust, I/ antly set at boa arrived safe at Dunkir k. 41 YARMOUTH. waxen 11. ere o'clock on It Is reported that a vessel with oil aid (leant of tars , • et h e l e t er t th e from Galipoli for Hull, him been aboado... ri by the C 12.11, I not nightly and 026 raft riding without her twists Vora mites . 6 -- Ili e• ;t i e; a se n s y re i lli m il n lif , g e is Fl athr T ae l ui r ri . ionper Tr bosn e u : s e: thie a: t e l. : ir a w id .an : s o oini be wboy o a n ti c.:: . , n ,,k . ::l . lls off et ;11 .. ( t u r ks o d: . ; druid is a gale of wild. w• resumed. At hut ClllllOl 0111 Soil her. Is blew a gale of wind alt last night 'sailer, Gentle. from S.W. and N.W. and still blows hard. . av y clerk of the LlTeßroor.. state* 11. 10 . ill of the de- The Lavinia, from Demerara to Belton, was dreica ive Ils :airs into she shore the Lk lunar.' in the Isle of Inatome. Tire master Miocene( wit. mid four of the crew were drowned the day before, is at• 1 tempting to save she mete, who had fallen ov , sheard. ot any perms The Martha, Day, fur Liverpool, ups. tun Waterford rim: i lit be, unless only one man saved. gotrate, and ...sor.--.......... ti Tel ; William CORN EXCHANGE, 31.tecn 13. ' 1 J. Edgerton ; .-.....- a , renion2 next Although we have hail 011 fresh arrivals note Moods,. • .1 j L o y f ou P s ett a i i c a o te a r t.. nor market s a u rk p e pi t ie. ia , a f t r un . d h a i n e t b ly th o e ur ie p m lar g d ffil wi n th o r: i i . a e lt , f ,. .. r o ! ne .h e r re k. . 1 i en Archer, the particularly fur the inferior qualities; but the few s.les 'hat 1 t; and Henry were made so-day were at Monday's prices. We had Int I rtes, • corgi- I little Barley at market Ibis morning, still shat appeared !e.. SI •,.. 1 o rell t - ha t t he ber e u v r i ; p io r g ic o e f .. sec T o i te w ela o r s y , ie quality, w heavy a in s e , t iuli pae a et:'•;, i. b u n d t ay ao s t qu a o t ut h i v a rr . and she girl, lie other articles there is no altesatiou. 1 •ere &gam ex- -•-• - -- - 1 op witnesses, COAL MARKET, lll4acr 13. 1 , Martin, and 1 Ships at Market. Ship Seld. fettle. eceaaed's con. 31} Newcastle.. st o were In the fil Suodetlaad I oda, and were 11 nuances, from iwas on asy of A very rsespeetahle Meetitog of the Owner' end Occupies of Laird in the North Level of the Fres ii was received I took place at Thorny, on the 28t1, tilt., Tvcuo ( desedp Brooke Wes of i '• s and witiG. Esq. in the Chair; wheat a Pe neon to Par- `II I , rl .o s e s e t th e 'lament. ou the subject of Agriciilii . rsl Distress, V a in 4ustudy at was onanintertply agreed to.-A Alerting was alio ,1 e *ash' 1.4 c 111 1 held at the Angel lute, Stilton, on 'I ursdar. of 1 ll ' acer r e 'L l Proprietors ■and Occupiers within the Hundred of f l'erie" le I ' . Not insin•Ceoes, at which Mr. STORES presided, slid mina. m ope l e th e . a Hustler Petite.° was adopted. ? Mr. Mushy, f 1 reoson for de. N .I' , w he u r i e . w o o : k a e ge t ( 7 , S s : p o i: d i y ay o ! w a i l . l h k u i litls of tiei >;r' in iiw s , t_ gentleman sae n W mesa i ts price, Orio heat having odes , crd 2a. std 1 • learn) stated, took place. .:. ' i ta i s ie ley alt l y s ;a 6d tio . n per cconib.-lu tine Cattle Motet a wooden pro- ---..---....•-------- -- - - ----- -.7.7. . -. of . M order !" •I separaies the PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 1 1 ! b e : w e : k r w r i L w e r 3 Il es Ct. Cour. 79a 78a I Ex 3. s ni v i r la . . 'z.... 1,000.'. e should know • . 3 per Ct. N. Ann. lOtit I Ditto Surall... 4 l yr• i to.eltandler,,in Cons. for Ace... 7911 i le ,t called. He ruse of the de. I -- - •- -- - I - - - .1 liveried. Susie BIRTH. . i i: iot e a. G .to rt ly • r p an p eu h r e 1 eilett.rMoinod.ay Leidy 4th ur Aefeitirtr.cah, F. T u 0 , 0 , ; , :n e e y 1 , 00 1... . a ti ce: r al l '' . : , when be tow ' daleereee• shish else mar. I DEATHS. - aw eeepa t,apnidu gg eas o: wk4 ed isks .1 estar A w t oort.f St ii . i .: : :: :i li ri n l ' i s„ ..l 7 H. orc ir, j.essf.ustriedire.,...thoiterefltrsihmaisoss Peacele z re .. l, ,of l , : rs h It for 1. 1 L ille, oat, and caned , Magissraie, sod its privies. life and his iuterrourie oit e man, but lie i world, • man of hammer awl nut pity. 1 : .c . e., is er, which O e . ~ boßsz n ani T s.a b.ad d u r.ligtoc a s y olk in ter .ru i . h,ocr iog isEle.Ore P. 70Btailimetidanissadt,aniotE.,,liad': Fi••;.4.mxiii..pui-natttiso",el:i.,;," 'griever he wee. . toasty of Desna. , ___. -. . ~.... -- ,I lb. m, mad on , -r T!- - t -7 - ------ ' -•- --•'•-- - - -"-- - Mrs Chessic's , Printed and PlitiFsived at THE BRITISH .PREII6 ea. s liirr:si b il''li f, o : thu ,: l w iltiv e sa r il w ; I t l r TH-I : G-IN Miseit -W--A i - ig -8----1- 1111 A afTer iLli b -1 . 14 1 1)( E ll r ien ß iteg ß I DG I3 E a afters. "Y. , , imputation. i THE (SLONE 14h. e, No h 7, satrap I, by G COIN dune up to the • WELL, of übe Maud. . .. ~~. NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE. roßTsmou?n, NARCiII 12. Sailed the Phaeton on a critiae; Catharine. Yount, f a ► Chatham; Siells, Simpsen, fur Madeira; mad liailmlia. lllRtlittz, fur Bristol. The Shamrock west oat of harbour and brought ■p at Spit bead. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 11. Arrived the Gsures, Kirkhride, from N. weasite fur 1.14. bon ; and flop., Kett, from ditto fur Gibraltar-11w bitt.r wills her matt, yard apron;, Iwo of her main sh.otuls camel anal, and her topsides leaky, having beeu as far as 8 deg. RAMSGATR. RARCa 12. Arrived the Amelia Willielonia% from Schiedam rut Ceite, leaky. DEAL, ■Alcfl It. Cowie down from the River tbe Coventry, Het■, fur.% Vuorestes. Sailed the w h a l e of the homrwardtboend for Ike Rim.