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1 r t . i'~~ 'to get the Union polity away from the Defendants, wire, however, retained possession of the Hope policies. sod by representing that she Claimant was a respectable man, and thot the loss .was a total low, and kr exceeded the amount of the imamate. They endeavoured to get the deign allowed by the Board of Dteectors, of which they were both Members; and in the absence of the Chairm an. one of the Defendants and another Trustee signed the check for the amount, which was paid, although the Defendants, it was said, well knew that Pym's property slew exceeded the summit of his Josef. lance in the Union more than 5001. mud the Union hart before settled their policy. The politico were ;tor in and proved, as were also the WOllOllBl4 by which the Hope Company under took so pa, all losses within rimy days. Hemp Hodge, an Officer of Elicit*, surveyed Peter's mill cm the day of the lire; the stock then vherge.l was 27 i mans of the find chess paper. Was ui the lothay that morning, believes there was some loose paper there. The will was blunt to the ground ; all the stock in it being con tented, the Imlay remained ontir,schrd. Cross-examined by Serjennt VALIGUAII.—The fluty is paid only oil the mock which is finished and ;ir t i sip. There was a drying.; loft in the mill, in wi.ieti was a ersie.ietetattle quantity of utifinished •stock on the poles and hoes. esintitied.—He cannot form any idea of the At •iiits:y r.f unfluilhed paper in the mill. . 1 0hit Douoforii, journeyman paper-maker, was in the employ of Mr. Pam at the time of the fire. The mill was arstroyek but the balmy was un touched. Two cottages were burnt down, and the roofs of two others were damaged. There were six vats in the mill, whirl' worked eight days per week. at the rate of five reams end, per day. The lergest made paper of 60 lb.. weight per ream; two others merle 40 Ihts. each tier ream ; two of 13 lbs. each per ream ; and one of 12 lbs. per ream. - rh e w h a l e o f Il se p a p er tea, first class, and worth eisnut 30. per lb. exclusive of the duty. There were about four weeks work of loose paper ; about tbsiee tuns or junk. value about 131. per ton; and the sate were lo!I at the tame of the fire. Does not know the 'Otte of ohm was in the vats, nor of the '271 resins of fiiii.lterl paper. Henry hlortimer, another joarnevutan in Pym's employ, confirmed the evidence of the preceding resort.. Mr. Hickson, surveyor at Exeter. surveyed Tyro's premises alter site lire, for the Union. Esti mated the lore at G-11/. )7a. 31 for the rebuild "! of the mill ; 400/. for the two cottages; SO/. for the dam ige done to the roofs of two other cot. loges; W.OOO drying poles, at about lg. Oil. each ; prod six pair of moulds at 1/. 14i. per pair. There • s also some snip-work, worth 413/. which was in. the lliiion at 3001. ; and several other *Periods, Unfired in the Union at 4001. Mr. John Matthews, a papet-inaker, estimated th. is; eats at about 70/. Mr. Z.char.ah Turner, solicitor, at Exeter. 1': es P 3 m's solicitor at the time of the fire, and come to Lotilloo on she Gth December 1909, in consequence of inatrodtont from Pvm, to see the Defendant.. Ile taw them boils, and told them it 'a's a total loss, and Pylre would he a ruined mats, onkel , he conkd recover on the policies. Mr. Pick et;tirs then told hint that Mr. Nlagiety wa s a Direc tor o f she Hope, and had toime iiilloence. Witness she Dcfetidaios t h at part of the premises had i.eCri ass inrd to Meisrs. Wilcox, the bankers, at Exeter, on µloth they re;ilied, they conceived they I ail the whole of the properly. The smelt of the witneoi un dettionil to lie, that the Defendants were to give up all claim on the Union 1 .-licy, sod take en essigiinient Of the fi n peimplicirp. Cross-examined be Serjennt sa:se took down io Exeter sits assignment of the Pope pobcies iii fitour of Maguey arid Pickering, was metaled by Pym. nod afterwards sent too witness's agent, in London, with orders not to it to the Defelidants until they gave up their i::l3iT On the Union polivt. Dear,. nut Well). 10 say ne insinuate that Mr. P.ckerit.g meant Mr. Ming woold exert Ilia infliseitve as a Director of the .17upe 111 favour of Pcm's claim. Does not remit latet telling Mr. Gullets, but will not swear that he &d rat tell biro, that there was tio danger of a bank ruptcy ou Pro's part ; believes lie did say that it watt a total lois, and first wools! tecover. Had no FPilen to suspect any baud until Mr. Lloyd Cattle JOlstl, on the put of the Hope Company. Knew there was a Itubay in the field which was nut destroyed ; hot Plitt always declared there was another liishay which was destroyed. and he had no reason thru to itlitobt it. Believes Mt. Pickering illeAlli thou Mr. Mulvey would use Isis itifiueuce as a Director to get the papers passed through the office in the usual matieer. William Bury. E.g. Secretary to the Hope In surauce Company.—Pyos's claim was made before the Fire Committee on the Odd January. 1910, and being of considerable amount. was referred to is General Board. which tact on the V Yeisran. _Both the Dtleudaurs were thew, and Mr. Vaerult,,.. thin Chaiimaa said, " Here is a claim from -Bedford Pytu. to a large amoutit, but as it is Pro paiy autheuticated, I soppose it must be paid." Witness hearing sits objection made. thought it would he allowed, of course, and prepared a check accordingly. Au order by letter was then presented for the payment of the amouat to Ware. Barnette, land Co: ; but some discussion seising as to the pro . priety of paying so large a sum OD such an order, Mr. Maguey proposed that the check should be signed and left in witness's hands, mid that witness ahould accompany him to Messrs. Saslow and Co. Sob-visits to Maguey and Pickering, to inquiie whe ther that order would be • legal discharge ; soda - not, witness was . to write by that eve ll ill g's post to Pro at Exeter, telling lam to draw on paper, duly atomised, for the amount of the adjusted loss. The cheek vris.. theta signed by Mr. Pickering and Mr. Mel" Mr. Brown. the Chairman, having left the ipo/0. Wititess afterwards wrote down so ['yen, as had before been agreed. telling him to draw. The bill made its appearance on the 6th Fe bruary, thiough Hoare. Barnette, and Co. ; wit ness went with Mr. Maguey to Hoare, BiSfiettl% said Co.'s ; laud the bill, and got the policies from Mr. Maguey. Cress-ezumirred by Sedated Boaanotiai.---The estimates were received from Exeter about the end of December or the begi 111 l ing of isuuary. and i i .,terilter information was sent for *dui obtained. • 'Wimps suggested to the Chairman the propriety. as the claim wit for a Wel loss, of seeding dews a person to investigate; bet the'Chairmen did not think it necessary. but gore melees to direct the agent at Exeter to get the estierate properly made out. The 2ri February was the Seth day ober the fire. Several claim, were allowed on that day. and the cheeks wltrO all gigged alter the Chairman had left ; there all nothing surreptitious or improper in their heists so signed ; it is almost always so done at their office. Mr. Samuel Davis. formerly a Director of the Hope. was so at the time of this claim being allow ed. He was euensioed at considerable length, but his evidence decidedly confirmed that of the last witness. At this stage of the proceeding. Mr. Serjeant Liras said he was desired by a gentleman who sat near him, and who was cum of the managers of this case fur the prosecution. to say that the facts hart turned oat so widely different from what he had expected. that he would not press the case any further. Mr. Justice PARK said. that if they could carry it no farther they did right iu not putting the De fendants to any further trouble. For it was quite clear that not the smallest ground had been established for imputing any improper c.mdlict or incorrect motives of any kind to the Defendants, who appeared to have acted with perfect remoras and regularity throughout the whole proceeding. A verdict was accordingly catered for the De feadauts. POLICE. QVCSN-SQUARg. TAE RESCUE GANG. RokrtDrifts, who is a well Meows character, aid who is the last of Rear CA•pramie and the Lyseches gang (two of the tame gang are now under seatence of transportation, and another snider sentence of death), was apprehended by Handly the officer on Tuesday night, at the Wheat Sheaf, in Tothill-street, on a charge of bens( concerned in the despe rate attack upon Marsden, the Siariboronzb-street gaoler. The Primmer is said to be the peewee who gave the sigma at the top of George steam, upon which those who lay is am bosh rushed upon the gaoler, who was eonveying his prisoners down Great Rursrlt-oreet. His person is well known, but he contrived so evade the officers till now. He was transmitted to Marlborough-street yesterday, where he senderweat a short rxeminatiou brfure Mr. Fermat. The officer's deposition having been taken, the Prisoner was committed In Tothill-fields Atidawell, till Wednesday next. DARING lIIGHIVAY ROBBERY. Raton's, evening, about half-past eleven o'clock, as Mr. ♦agg, jou. of Norlosdown, near Chilcurnploa, Sonsemet shire, and Mr. Marcken', of Shoseombe, were returning front oar market, they were attacked, between Burnthouse turnpike-gale am) She top of Hunkerton-hill, by four foot pads armed with bludgeons; two of whom seized Mr. Mattis hinge, 'and the others Mr. Mitcham's. Mr. Vagg after receiving several severe blows escaped, owiag to the restiveness of his horse. His companion, Mr. blarcbant, alighted cud endeavoured to run away, but unfortunately Glints, he wa overtakeu Isy the 'Ohms', who after beating him most burls. ly, rubbed him of about Mk. and a few trilling articles, and then left blob welleritig in his blood. He however recovereasolficiesilly to mak. bin way to Eturist kuuse-gate, %store he was met by Mr. Vagg and a party, whose +sai•taace liad been procured from the Red Lion, Odd-down, to whirl, place the sufferer WWI conveyed. Sur• glad attendance was promptly vsl from Dath, and Mr. DS. we are happy to add, - is in a fair way of recovery. Hue cowardly assailants we re divappuisited of their booty lay Mr. M.'s presence of mind ; after receiviuc many severe blow•, he threw his pocket-book, containing 28t., saver the hedge into a field, where it wes found the• stem morniog, and• re stored to it% owner.—(Ball herald.; iiimr 41. DESPERATE POACHERS. About ono •'clock on Friday morning John Cooper, gamekeer to Col. Adeline. of Babraham, Cambndgeshire, accompanied by H. Stubbisis, W. Wisby, end L. Bunting, went round the plar.tations for the purpose of detecting poachers. About three o'clock they beard the teport of ■ gun, %iron which they separated into two parties, each lak iug a separate direction towards the place from whence the sound proceeded. Wisby and Stub bins aeon perceived two desperate poachers, mimed William Domicil, of Staplefoid, and John Pratt, and immediately called out to them to stop, but they ran off. Wisl►y sad his companion soon overtook them, wheat ■ desperate scuffle ensued. The gantekoeperr was now fest approaching, mild within a few yards of them, when Bonnet levelling his gnat at Wtshy, shot him in the light side ; when he fell, and almost immediately expired. Cooper rushed open the murderer. succeeded in overpower. hag him, and bound his hands; but in the confu sion the prisoners affected their e►espe. and have not since been heard of. The deceased bias left a widow and three children. ST. DUNI N GO. [EXTRACTS FROM PRITATR [METERS.] K Cape Henry, October 12, 1140. " You will be much astonished 111 learn that the kingdom of Hayti 14 about to become a Republican Government, and to be conducted as in the time of Touts.aint Louverture. This revolution lies been meditated for some time, *lid appears to hive been well planned, and has succeeded without bloodshed. The King, some time ago. hail sit man k of apoplexy and had not recovered from its effects when the CM. motions took place. The leaders took this advan tage. as they knew well he was a man, that, at the head of 500 men, would defeat as matey thousands, His body guards, to the amount of shoot 2,009 min, sou, k by him for a few days ; but he could not get them to march upon the Cape. although lie yonnisel them the pillage of it ; and, finding him self deserted, lie shot himself through the heart. It is computed that there are from forty to fifty millions of dollars in the citadel. The soldiers are till to have double pay ; . atici there is a large sum to be put in ttttt mediate circulation. The new Coosti tuition is not yet framed ; but it is the general opi nion that it will make this place much inure impor tant, and we onri.elves are of the same way of thinking. The President is to be General KOMMilte, a very worthy man, and very popular; bnt there are likely, tit the settling of a new Government, to be squabbles. " OCTOILER I&. " PS.—The ves.el this goes lay not having suited, gives u! rn opportnitity of ssidsitg • rew more line•. Every thing appears to he • going on urn ; nod we consider °unwire!, seal the property wider our charge, as perfectly secure." Tie following particulars ere extracted from an other Ictier " CAPE HENRY. OCTOBER 13, 1820. •, Since soy last of the , 271 h September, a revolu tion has taken place here. It was formed two months ago by seven of the Chiefs, hut in secret was tt kept, that I do not believe a single person knew of it until it broke out, which was on the night of the 6th inst. Ott that evening they ennobled all the troops to the town, and marched them not to Haut du Cap, distant from this about tire mile;, to 11410 f or th eir l i t re rey, they having been sister the reign of the Kino in a state to which no slavery could he comport: i d. Immediately on the King's hearing it, which was by an expres., lie nut from Sins Sotto, (where he lay very rick) to-give certain orders to the Governor, which express was sent back to ac quaint the King that they no longer acknowledged loin as their ruler. He sent for los hevourite Chief, with orders to collect ;lathe force possible, and to march ligation the rebels, and on their arrival here to murder every mulatto and white wit hunt excep tion ; but previous to their leaving Sans Souci he ordered them into his presence, end flattered theta very much, gave them lour dollars each, awl pro raised them. if they succeeded in the expedition, that they might pillage the Cape, and Lust their situations should be snide as comfortable as they could wish. to the mean time, the Independents pre paring themselves fur action, and well knowing their cause was good. Battered themselves that their fel low country tune never could light against them, being equally interested nt regaining their libeity, having sulierrucl alike under the yoke of that 13 raot, whose equal to atrocity was never known, ond who thonght leo inure of murdering penple in cold blood than he (lid of eating his Irreaklast. Oil the arrival of the King's troops at Haut du Cop un the tith, where the ludi prurient army was :indiums!, nveial skirmishes took place, but the Isidepentlenta nut wishing that any blood should be t•ini , , hoisted the while ffsg, and immediately the Kong's troops saw that, they laid down their arms, and came over. Their Chief (DukeVort Royal) seeing the troops abandon him, fled. but has since been taken prisoner. The King finding dile troops under the command of the Doke Fort Royal, which consorted of .111 the fierce he had at Sono Sossi, receptive his body guard, hail gone oireetothe latlepesideuts, and !wrong there ass 110 dunce of escaping, as it would have taken con rorlerable time to ban collected orioitier force, shot himself through the heart about eleven o'clock at night. Thus coded the life of a rnrn wan tie bloody deeds never have been aurpested by mey tyrant that ever existed. Since his death the dilicreot armies have joined the cause without a shot. The troupe stationed on the frontiers (St. Marc's) have of hue been much di-allected oil accomir of his degrading a Colonel. and punishing hien very severely, who was much liked by the soldiers; a l so ou account of the shameful way in which th e y were treated, hoeing nothing to live upon but caertla and water,. isied the utmost payment they received was one esealin per week." PRICE Of IRISH. STOCKS, DlNflinill 13. Government Mack e 3i per Coot 75 Government Debentures, 5 per Cent lO3llll Government !Mode, 5 per Cent.. Grand Canal Lem, 4 per Celli. 3 61 Grand Canal US., 6 per Cent. . . 57,; 11111• HAM PIGRON CLUB AGAINST ALL ENGLAND. . A spurting match tout place ma alwawlity between Mower Jefferies, Cunningham', and Reeves, members of Ow Whin club, and Mews Twiner, Bil'intese", nod Kluwer, wbs the mow he.d of pine in a day's play, fur our ha odlyel nod afty piens', by a ambseripliun of fifty games, each. The following is the remelt :-- Pheasaifs. Hares. Jefferirs bagged . . Cow them - olittu ...... I? ....y... 4 •• .. Items thlso ...... •••.f - hittlity-three heed of game was killed over the minion of Kovelon end Fineldry. Hama; eed Wined shot over the oew euclusures to the Yale of Berkshire, sod killed ss fol lows Partridges. "meanie. Barer. Tann/ r I.,igged Billitidoititt ditto 'intuit Auto .1 YIaI~En(Ia Ad Alidgbaui Club 43 29 England had thirty shots more Shari the Chsb, hat they missed nine tardy, and the Club six. It Was sine of the greatest Jay's play in the annals of sporting, when the srasua of the year is cirasolsreit. FIRE& Yesterday morning s about two o'clock, an alarming fire bloke out in one of the houses adjacent to Kensingten Palate, adjoining to that is which Mr. hicard resides, which ' caused grest confusion in the Palace. There is no aCrUIIIII - for this origin of the fire; it was discovered in one of the upper apartments shortly after it commenced, when the parish engine arrived and riudered e v ery assistance. The military was soon called out, and proceeded to the Palace, and contixiieil until the fire was at an cod, which lasted several boors, but the flames were got midir by the arrival of the engines from London During the time the fire con tinued it burned with great fury, everc rxertion was mole to save the property, which roved successful ; but the roofs of two houses. that of Mr. Steard and the one adjoining were destroyed. We are not informed of any further accident. Pint ar ALTFIORP ..-11111111110110tillg a fire which broke out on Thursday noontime bat, of three o'cluck i at this venerable and magnificent mansion; it affords us, at she same hint, the sincerest. pleasure to add, that it was extinguished after the destruction only of one of the offices (we believe the Mondry), where it originated. Owing to a plentiful supply of water, and the engines belonging to the house tieing ire excellent ender and well served, the fkimes, which raged furiously, did not extend beyond the premises just noticed. Thus, probably, Earl Spencer's ' she most magnificent pets sate library 111 Europe, has been saved. During the whole night of Tuesday se'insight the rain fell air torrents in Bury St. Edmund's and ii , ig hboorhoad, which um:stoned e considerable Hood, end the low meadows in. every direction met morning appeared like one sheet of water. At the Eost-gate, the cellar. of the lox end Nast ions were completely inundated, and carts were employed to convey F asseogers in that direction er one penny per be tl. Several carriers and (Abet lot-sons who frequent our market weer on Wednes day prevented from coining, in. consequenue of this rudders overflew. Captain THOMAS COZENS, of the fronvick Men. chant, of Yarmouth, on board that vessel et Hull, on Tbuisday about eleven o'clock, it being excessively dark, he fell lute tke river. tie was taken out almost ; and mob . cal assistance being obtained,. Captain C. wax left tolerably writ lii bed about an hour alter, but weal morning lie was. footled 1114:1t.4.. Ilinuwau itoenxice.—Mr. BROOK. • grazier, slier selling some cattle et Smithfield-snorkel, on Monday, slept et the Peacock, at Islington, et night, and was to return home by the Moodie coach next morning. Ile got tip at six o'clock, and proceeded to the turnpike.gatr, to pay the turnpike for the trans he had sold, when he was stopped on the way by Untie 'nen, ilienied in smock-frocks, who kiii.cked him down, and rebind him of 2001. in Bank of Litglaiiil notes, and some silver, bus after returning the silver they effected their escape; There was • full attendance at Norwich Corn market on Saturday. but ust variation took place 111 pricer.—There was a tolerable appply of !eau castle, chiefly Scots ; but very little afteratiill in terms, gird not much business done. suoise7 being scarce, and the turnip crop sot good.. The slieep-peue , were aali partially supplied.. ~> ..~~ EXIRAORDINA fir SOOT RACE. CAY9tIUo r, D►c. 7—Yesterday, the snatch between inmes Boarame mid Blame" to run ten mike, was decided at Newmarket. The former is the lad who has done so many wonderful remit I.y the side of the Norwich and Harwich coaches, while the Miter has proved himself . * first-rate cult ure in bis mateh•a with Old Tom and Rainer. Betting three anil four to oneutt Blouson, whore conditiou was very had. Bigosore bad gamed sixty yards upon Blouson at She end of ibe firer mile, mid continued • steady peace. At the rod of tl-e fifth mile Bitumens was "sic tails Lithium!, and was taken extremely ill. Be, however, from great gameness, persevered wail the rtkrhlh nidr, when hi was unable to stand. He was immediately taken t. a public• house and put in bed. Althoiegli it rained during Stir whole time of the race, end the roads llWlrellagiy heavy, the tea miles we►e completed in one Isour and Ave minutes with considerable rase. Higinnre sung during a germ pail of his tu,k. It is scarcely ererkble that • lad of only eight stove weithl, 10 61/Ch weather, could perform the undertaking, he having been csrcsiively drunk at twelve o'clock oo the pre• ceding night. FESTIVALS AN I) CEREMONIES OF THE JAPANESt. (Ccmfinual from a former Paper..) The 'worth., which every one way have made according to his limey, are called Siubuokulfma. 'Eke word 3e , i/too has a double nsraning : it is the name of the plant which we call sword-A►uxs, awl if the word be divided. i. will be found to consist of sin., signifying to conquer, and boo, to be conipterrd.— Koalas is the common word for sabre. The fourth 'festival is called by the Javanese Sifs-sek, the s .vent Is eve ;; i;; g, or Seisek the evening of Me stars. This festival is held on the 7th even ing of the 7,h month. It was established iu bononr of two constellations, tamely, Tuna-bolo, Siok-djo, or thifirne (the spinner, the sempstress, the virgin), /okai the feeifer of dogs, or Ners.gimi s the cow herd.' tt is founded on • Chinese fiction, from whirl, the mellow of the Djoo-tsi-kie has selected the following ptrtiettlors. On the east of the milky way, vaned by the Chlorite Tenga, and by the Japanear Ansis.no-gasots, or the River of Heaven, lived Sink djo, or Tana bum, a lady of exquisite beauty, and the 'laugh ter of the Emperor of Heaven. to her solitude she employed herself it, spinning a fine kind of cloth, called by the .',;,mess It'nonnino.siukert no-koronso, the stuff of vapours or clouds; for she did not waste, her time in' *ale ninusements, or in decorating her person. The Emperor, at length, displeased with her solitary life, mar ried lo r to :the genius of the consiellstiou lnkai or Keirgivo, who lived oa the north of the milky way. Her new mode of life so pleased her, that she soon neglected her work. This excocal the Emperor's anger, tool lie separated her from her husband ; but, at the some t granted them permission to meet once a year, namely, oil the 7th slight of the 7th month. These too constellations are still supposed to preside over the welfare of the world, and are brill iii great vetirratiou by the Chinese rood Japanese, who intake them to obtain the blessing of Heaven, long life, riches, and ad. veto:roma in the urts sad sciences. Pre;.7tiaot wotnen solicit their *MI in childbirth ; young girls prry that they will assist them in their needle-work and embroidery • slid boys in their mechanical labours, studies, Rte. They present to !limn of. ferings of water, fire, 'itemise, flowers, suki, sweet meats. flnts, needles. niarrioge-hymns, sminets, sod piece.; of ormititesitaf writing, occluding to the cost of the country. At the Conn of the. Digit i, on the 7th night of the month, four tables are laid out in the open air. l'hey are covered oitli offerings of various kinds ; together with a vase of pute water, rod nine clew &hen with wax tapers, which are burnt all night. The well-informed pint of the Japanese consoler flit, Chinese action as lief ogdtory from the respect due to God; but, in I v:Herat, they coosider the two constellations above mentioned as having 'great iis fittence over the woltil. On this festival day it was formerly the custom at the court of the to write poems consisting of thirty-one tets, or oblong or equate pieces of coloured paper, stitch were fastened to branches of greet) bamboo and the constellatious received offerings of fire, water, isceuted wax condi'', sweetmeat's, melons. &e. The fiTih festival day is the 9111 of the 9th mouth ; it is called Tokocko-no-sek at, or double aim. At the court of the Dwri it is customary to think saki, distilled from she dowers of the mother wort, which is supposed' to h a ve the effert of pro longing life. - A At Nnugasoky is fair is held, railed by the Japa nese iflatstmei. Cliihiren superbly dress, d perform doncesan the principal streets its h o nour of (). soutm . soma, the god of the Shims. The priests, fol lowed by au i 1111 l lenge crowd, convey the statue of the deity to a particular quarter of the city, where a Knead building is erected for its reception. PRICE OP frocks YESTERDAY. Book Stock 24111 221 Imp. 3 per Cent. Au.6B 3 per Ct. Rid... 691 I Indio 800th..." 24 pi. 3i per 7111$ I EL Bolls. 42..prn 2 dm. 4 per Cents B7ll I Lottery Tickets 211. 3•. Ilk. L. Aim... 17 IC,- Iti I Corm for Atre..... 701 l a I, 1 744 ?#e AR vr Sir Thomas trishaw% the Major-G. octal earameloStri tlo Lantern* dialed, is Meet es sit oat ao Kee South Wales, of which he has bees lately appointed Orroarnor. Oa Tseeday last llmisriGesieval Sir Sydsty Seekonk, eostatandisE the Anneal, dfsertet, iriapseted the 334 regi ment, quartered at Armagh, is IM isuraelosrd, is erase. queues of the extremely nalneenrahle state of the day. The drat division of fire 40th rvirieseot arrival at Sonia on Friday last. Major-General Sir I. Elle, arrived on the 14th instead at Cork, to take the easassand of that theistic,. A division of the 134 thrareeets, strider the eosearriarl of Lientenant-Cuta•el seareletst from Emilia us Weida, morning fur Cori. On Saturday the find division at tin Oath, inteaded to re place t h e 23d in the (vowel of (lire, arrives! at Kama : the head-quartera of the division was expected us lloarlay. BL'CLKSIASTiCdL PROMOTIONS. Th e Rey. Joh. EIS % Vies/ of Ilengwns, to the Rectory of t'errig-y-druidion, Destoglerhire. Patron, the Bishop of St. Aleph. The Bishop of tondos hos inm4utril the Rev. John Her. court Shrine, B.A. of Ss. Joho'sSere, Cambridge, to the Rector, of Thonderskry, in the County of &min, os the premotation of she Rey. Samuel Hemnsiteg. U. D. The Rev. A. B. Hrnoikrr, to the Rio-Wrier of Greet end Little Thorobant, Norfolk. Patrons, the Right Hon. J. He... illsjor Lord Henniker, mid Barest Broodier. The Res. J. Brewster, M.A. Vicar of eremitism, Durham, in the Vicarage of Laughtoo, Lau uloshire. Putruts, the of Hertford. The Rey. W. N. Parnell, to the perpetual Curacy of Cross-gate Letoh. The Rev. J. Dampier, to the Vicarage of Kest Writhing, Caasbridgesbiee. Patrons * the Dean sod Chapter of Ely. WATER/ DRCIMISSIW 16. The ship Esther, Yuba Wilsom, trim Liverpool for Phi hilclphis, has pot In here after being ow the 'oast Aucerits, briar obliged to pot hock in eonseliseter• oC losing her Maio tad latices topmasts, oohing ouch water %tail suffei iug damage is rigging, be. The sloop Maggio. Teich, scooter, Wood from Corn wall to dbeesioon, with copper ore, foundered in the niche betwixt Sunday sad ifirshay last, sad all oil huxrd unhap pily perished. What milder. this melancholy event affireling, is, that the Captain'. hrothrr, who eomaisu.i. another chip, hod the insfortonaie weasel io tow at the hut?. but she weld down so suddenly that no scsistairce could 1,. rruarred. NAVAL INTELLIGfCNCR. Wiled the Zephyr, Coo; nwd Vtttuo. Stewart, fnr Lomita: Sylph, !thine, for ditto ; Promisees, Wakr, fur Shields; and Jane, Christie, for Antwerp. VaL11•01:11,, saamatoas 17. Arrivetl the Lady Arabi : lla yachts, with a avail fen. Lis bon in *even days; Fallon, Torr. &inn lAwis; UMW*, Vas from Anisteidas fur Cherlestww, braky, and her pumps choked. Also the fothawiiiii frotte London :—Julto„. Willy, for Ushers; Three Briithet•, Spatill. fur I..iiihnis Ana, Laadellsiker Dana; and Britannia, Bulky, for Seville. put.wwftws winctwnon 17. Arrived fire Advestere, flhe. loom Gleepsluw, with In.. of an *Actor soul Trioiy, --, from [l eveed , .i i b t on ot 'sider. cows*, emiceateee 19. Arrinot the efiraeriees Restitesiue, Ofeeeervei, Gun, Java. i• INI abr.. Suited the Malabar, Aacousb, for Lomb*. rtrawscs. s►ctwstw 17 . The VlfiMasa, Boggess, freest:omit*, Is uu shore at the "'stream of the Pier. DEAL, WWII'IER 18. Came down Gems the River anti remains, the Earl Wel lington, King, for losnaira. Arrived the Recovery, Futtenby, from Batavia., and sailed fur Holland; and Aurora, De Young Croon Rotterdam. anti sailed for Rantsgate ; the latter was chose to the Gonelwot gratis this anorniog. Two smelters haws brew lauded Meer,. one weighing lbent. Jqrs. gib. marked on therrows; the other weighing News. *early new, awe marked HOYE on. the crown. CORN EXCHA NOE, DIECEMISA 20. What Wheat remained over Irmo Monday.'s supply mr* very heavy sale this morning, owing to its inferior but what was ilirposed of obtained Mondeyrs prices Fine liarley sold nn as grind terms as nn Monday., bit there was nu demand fur the ordinary samples, escepti swell span. titles far (rustling, at hunt 2r, to 23t. per quarter. The Oat trade reminisce exceedingly heavy, and is I.s. per quart, r cheaper fir interim torn. rim,. an d N ana are la. pas. goarter bower, having more at market tins week thus there is a demand fon. COAL 11TAiCi►M Dcsatattaa Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. 614 Newcastle V Sawderlawd 41 BIRTHS. On the 701 host. the Lady of Francis ilbeler, Ftq. u: Risigahella House, county Ga k, of a sue and brir. At Ainnorest, coooty Win Word, the Lady of Edmond Power, Esq. of a daughter. On the Yid alt. at freiceM, Me lady of Liesierasit-Culoni i Muller, oldie lit Royal Scots, of a POI:. MARRIVIC R. By special license,al Dosicitniton, no Weilaesday list, tfic Rev. Wm. Arebdall,Garrisou Chaplain. James Hill, of Ilse 211 Royal Veferia Battalion, to Judith Maria, daugh ter of Francis Walker, Fog of that regiment. Lately, at Shields, Lienteuniit 6sicken, of kis Majesty's skip Four, to Miss Bell, of that place. DEATHS. Ott the 10th last. s►his IwnseinQacen-street, Westmi n ster, after flow dare illness, Joseph Hopkins, M.D. In Ili, course of his practice be attended, as acconekeitr, nearly 18,000 females. U. the dals inst. at the advanced sige a 90 year., Cherie , tree"lry, F. , q• laic Or Itatlyma, caseate Laden.. lie was nearly connected with all like several Manche , of the Noble Family 0r Asinevley. tha Meeday, at Bishopeconrt, County of Kildare. Wil liam lionsonby, limp only son of tie laic Right Hot aturalsii. George Isousouby. ilia health had beets fur !many months back in a very decliaiug state, sisal lathed some weeks be fine his death all rational eX11•04111.113 Ur bit final recover hail hero abandoned. He died sitting in his chair. On Friday last, in Lhalitin, Colonel Nesbitt. His rentals , were ow Monday inieireel in the pariah church of Kilonsii county Cavan. On the 9th instant, the Mn.l Rev. Doctor Dray, Rom:. Catholic •rehbishop of Challis' and Hotly, in the :Ash year of his age, twriiiy-eight of which he presitlislover the Arch diocese of Cashel and F.mly. It is with winch concern ,We announce the ilealb.of ism Shipley, Hsi' el,k.t aim of the Vriy. il.v the Deem of St. Amish, which look place at Hyena's, rat the south tof Fiance, MI OW ?Mk ult. under the fullnwing circumstatres: Ills was shooting, attended by • peasant of the place, elan also rained a goo. Mr. Shipley bad killed a bird, and ss,s , getting over a hank to Fick it up; 11w man following with his gun cocked, it unfurl write ly went MI within two 111 three yards of Mr.Shipley, and Inilgid its contents in Ms bark ()this head, which literally Altai 'et eil it to putts. Ile was in the 43 d leer of hie &Rh audio, left a widow said two thildtou to lee eeethie lute. - _ HIGH WATER TIIIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGF.- Henna' after 3. I Lveitieg 49 arta 3. !RANA mid PaMailed at THE MUTT= Pine and Tea Oboes Olice, No. In, &rood, by C. CORNWELL of tte %sag.