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iii elamged them: charact e r spriertrit ./ since the departure of the Russian front Constantinople. While the Turks sg the Greeks in every part of the Porte chewed itself unwilling or T i ll able . stead protection to its Christian sub jects; while the temple. of CHRIST were in the art of destroyed, and the altars were s tream. i s e with the blood of the Priests and Bishops, every C'brisiiiin Power was !mood to interfere for the pre. 'elution •f such excesses , . Russia took en active v e s t i n this generous proceeding, and the eyes of tarope were tweed towards her exertions with tAnigv of admiration and gratitude. Those exer lrious were eminently serviceable to the cause of liumseity. The butchery of the Greeks was pro. hibited by the Goeerornent with apparent good faith, promises were made that the Christian churches shosild be rebuilt, and assurances offered by the Porte that its Christian subjects who sub mitted iliembelees to its authority should enjoy such protective es it could afford. If it were thought expedient by Russia and the other Christiau Powers that Tot key ought not to be 'offered to exist, Degociatione ought not to have been commenced, sold the swerd alone ought to hare determined the controversy. By the con , linuance of negociations we ore to presume that the extinction of this abominable power in Europe is not cootempleted; we therefore feel that by the cessation of the massacres, and the assurances offered by the Porte, the ostensible object of Rus sia interference was accomplished, and that Kunio had no right to insist upon any other terms of ac commodation. The time for attacking Turkey is p i s s ed, the causes that might have justified a Rus sian invasion have ceased to exist, and Russia has at this moment no more right to invade Turkey than Lelsogs to France, Spain, or Euglsod, or to the Vaited States of America. One of the Paris Papers of Saturday last, received at oar Office says" On account of the length of the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, we a►e obliged to defer the foreign news until to-morrow." Any news that would throw a light upon the re lations between Turkey and Russia would, at this very critical moment, be important. The intelli. genet., thin' deferred, we may therefore presume, leaves the question exactly where it was. Among our extracts from the Dublin Pipers is a espy of the constitution mud catechism of the White Days, alleged to have been found in the breeches pocket of a " Leader," lately apprehended near Roscres. This stupid farrago is supposed to be a fabrication, for the purpose of playing off a hoax repo the barony constable. retterdny the Dale of held a Levee as Contrnasider-in-Chief, at his office in the Horse Gored., *Lich was attended by upwards of fifty military officers and others. Among them were -- G 111,11•1 lbe Marquis of Homily, Major-General Bayley, Liem..Cherseral Church, Llest,Geacral Sir William Hutchis on', Majue-General Hill, MajiaeGener.l Sir George Ailey, Lind..essaerist StrJobs Stewart, Major-General Sir Julia Oraeror, Lesiesael-Gerro•l Strickland, Lard Bingham, Gamma' Fiueb,Geseral Sir Henry Johastee, Lituteuaut- Goers' Dlutt, dec. la. The Lady Peplums arrived on Saturday from liiiigston.4.lsmaica). with advice, to the 13th Februaiy,.not so late by several days as those bronght by the packet. The private letters receired by this conveyance mention, that the hot isaCtioats born the Ilavantish stated. that the Spanish man of war the Asia had arrived there Irorn Vera Cm with three and a half mil. lions of dollars, and the late Viceroy APODACA, and other emigrants on board, and accompanied by the Diaatente sloop of war. Governor DAVILA had delivered up the city of Vera Cruz to Senhor HI PICO*, apponited by ITURDIDZ to command it; the former having withdrawn to the castle with 400 men, and the same number were going front His. vamwh to juin him. COUCIIA, the officer who took Alias, had been killed by fifteen men, who met him and his party on leaving Jalapa. Cam peche and also Guatemala had declared themselves independent and separate from filezico. The action brought by Alderman WAITIIMAN against the Proprietor and Publisher of the John Bull Sunday Paper, for a libel, cornea on for trial this morning at Guildhall, in the Court of King's Bench, before Chief Justice ABBOTT and a Special Jury, Tua Fun DC—Some very heavy sales were effect ed yesterday morniug, and the market looked very heavy ; Colloids belies at 78,1 for the account and 781 for money; they declined to 75f for the se. count, and 781 snowy; Navy S per Cents. lot ; Reduced 77ft; Long Annuities 193 11-16ths. Fo reign Stock. rather lower : Spanish 66t ; Danish 84i ; Prussian 85i. At the final close of the mar. bet Comuls fur account wcre 711 H. std fur motley The detachment of the Scotch Greys, stated in our last to be salting orders in this city. marched for Abergavenny on Monday ; but we do not II • derstaad that their removal was in consequence of dby fresh disturbances in that quarter.—( Gloucester Jurrnet) Admiral VALDet, the new President of the Cortea, had a command in the battle of Trafalgar, where he received seventeen wounds. He com manded at Ceche when the French army besieged that city. On the restoration of the Kum, he v.' imprisoned in a fortress, in which he was de sinned at years. After the levolutioo of 1820, he %di again ap t °listed Governor of Cadiz, mid after wads Minister of War. Admiral VALDES is the uncle of Niece, hut it is sad that he does ootygo on far in politica as hi. nephew, and that be is to cltued to the moderate system of Tonsil() and Axcetu.u. "-\ • - - oiX FASHIONABLM MOVEMENT& ♦ 6. -"•'? , • I The Duke of Graft/as has arrived Si his bowie is aeries street Guns Newmarket. The Marquis and Marekisseas a Salisbury, Viscount and Vircniantesa Cranhorse, sad Sir Heavy sod Lady Georgina Ma/sky, arrived is toes yemerday trots Hatfield. The Marquis sod fillarebieuseas of Camden and the Ladies Pratt have arrived is toes true their seat, the Wilderness, Kest. Tort/ hove Am o bject etientielly A o bseattior fret! y ew muhleting e mpire, sled the n oble In 'vette The Earl sad CAsentess of Ileselmweugh ere arrived at their house is Periimas.eleare from !brie seat, Saudbeek, York shire. The Earl and Countess of Allheesarle arrived yesterday at flick beetle its Es. Isases'a.sq•sr• frees their seat in Norfolk. Earl aed Granter Cowper arrived is tow■ yesterday from Brit/Men. Viseosat and Viseratetees Illelhelvy arrived yesterday at their boom is Stsehisee.street, Mayfair, from their lest, Eaglefield Greta', Berta. Lord Melboaraa arrived le terra yesterday from the Pa. Lord sad Laity El. avviirrd yesterday at !brit house is Dover-street, boat their seat, °clams Surrey. Lord Karen arrived yeasday at his hoes is Grosvenor• place from his seal, Here Park. Newmarket. Lard Clerterrynd arrived yesterday is town fees a tour. Sir U. sad Lea l Tiesivy arrived yesterday at their house in Dover•street from gripes,. The hider Advocate sad Lady Ass Beckett arrived yes. testa, at their house he Dowairererset from the Earl of Loamlsles wear, Cottesseere, Rethirdshire. The Hos. Calomel Reward, U.P. arrived yesterday at his hoses in Gruevessiospart fres hie seat, Aebtead Park, The Han. and Rev. Rainy Bridgeniaa has arrived at hi s boom in Saville rem from a war. Mr. sad Mrs. Fremantle arrived yesterday at their hous e is Staishope.striret tram their seat in Surrey. Captain Garth has arrived in tour. frog► a Arrivals at Fenton.% Rotel, St. lantes's.otreet :—Capta , a Montgomery from Lied■, sod Captain Ilackiatoolt and J. Horrack, Eaq. from ditto. Arrivals at Jordar's Hail, St. Janies'o.stroet:—Mr. Mackiatools and Mr. Jcfrey from Scotland, sod Mr. Cark too from a tour. James Masse, Earl. has left the Pelteeey Hotel, Piece dilly, fur Bath. Airman at Mimi's Motel, Lower Brook-street:—Lady lanky from her seat, Coos,ll Hall, Warwickshire; J . B. Western, Esq. and tastily from Bath; sad Mr. Plersoa and family from Newcastle. Antral. at 'rheum's Hotel, Berkeley-square :—The Mar. quirt sad Marchioness 'of Loader, the Ladles Ker, and Lord Mark Ker, from Charles Wend • the Marquis of Bite from Bright's ; and the Marquis oiEseter from his seat, Berleigh, LincolaeMre. Arrivals at Kirkbam's Hotel, Lower Brook.street:—The Hon. Captain Jones tram Brighton; Mr. Mrs. and the two Misses Trerelyan, and Mr. Spencer Trevelyan, ham Wit tier°. Castle, steer Newcastle. Departures:—The Non. George loge for Thorpe Tantworth, Stallirdsitire• ' Lady Cotton, two Misses Co,M's Sir Visaat Coots, sad Mr. Charlet Cotton, for Brighton. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. The Beggar's Ope►a was p►esented last night. The characters as before, when Miss MALLANDI first assumed the part of Nacheath. She was in fine voice, and was much admired foe her songs. especially, " When the heart of a NMI." She was marred is " Note happy could 1 be with either," and sung it both times in a very playful style.— Miss STat►HUS gave the music of Polly with her usual luxuriance of tone and expression. She was encored iu " Cease your firming," and in each of the songs called down the loudest plaudits. Her singing in " When my hero in Court appears," is a very rich example of mingled science and good ma ture! taste. EMERY and BLANCHARD put uff the evil humours of Lockit and Peaeksias felicitously. MTS. LISTON was very pleasant in Lary, and gave the music in her customary prettiness and simplicity of style. The house was over-running in every part. Hi. MAJESTY had musical parties most of the evenings last week at his Palace at Brighton. Mr. MISTS, and Mr. Minor t h e compo.er, who had the honour of being introduced to his MA JESTY, performed several pieces on the grand piano forte. The latter accompanied some of his own glees. On Sunday the KING attended divine service at the Chapel in the Palmer. The prayers were read by the Rev. Dr. PBANSON ; and the sermon was preached by the Dean or littitarOaD, from the slst chapter of Isaiah, the 12th and 13th verses. The service was by Mugs, in C. ; the anthem, e' Blessed be Shoe, Lord God of Israel." was admirably sung by Messrs. W. KNYVITT. VAUGHAN, J. IL SALE, and Masters GEAR and Joists; and was performed as arranged for the Coronation with instrumental accompaniments. Oct Monday and yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTIR and the Princess AUGUSTA visited the Duchess of KENT and the Princess SOPHIA, at Kensington Palace. On Monday and yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA had select parties at dinner. Last night the Duke end Duchess of GLOU EWER honoured the Italian opera with their presence. Lord 111Loitirt entertained a distinguished party yesterday at his house in Grosvenor-square. Mr. sod Mrs. ORGY HUNTER have issued cards of invitation for an entertainmeut on the sitath inst. at their house in Grosvenor-place. Lady STEWART was safely delivered of a (laugh. ter on Monday evening, at his Lordship's house in St. James's-square. We are happy to add, that her Ladyship and her infant are as well as can be ex. pected. Mr. WASHINGTON Irmo has a novel forth. corning ; report says that a thousand guineas i s the price of the copyright.—(Literary Gazette.) Mrs. GLossor, late Miss Fsaame, but better knoao by the appellation of the English CATA• LA NI. It is raid, has returned to London from Italy, where she bas been for some years improving and embellishing her wonderful voice under the first masters there. We have nut beard where she intends coining forward and delighting the lovers of native talent. The Cork Theatre boasts • splendid musical company, innousgst whom are Miss WlLson, Mrs. HAYDN Costal, Mr. Hoax, Mr. WELSH, Mr. BEDVOILD, and Mr. A. LEL Loud histarday they were to have performed Mt Bower's Opera, with the musical entertainment of Ammo. I► twit icifitivi or PiiibtAir. MMlPiddtss fo is morrow ST TS@ LAMM OS INGLASSI IN omeemotirr To ?Oa OVUM ow witadmartoa. A : Tide eolowel bosom stator, to roe*, 1 0111111011111potield are sow malting la Hydoipark, le east MIMI UMW WNW open the sublime marble - rowan, at std so the hood of Phials., and which, deft the pawn of Sixtus V. bee adorned the Quirinial Hill, at Remo. - - Iffie home which at. companies the Meats', bee bees easktod e Moms doubts befog eatertalited whether it hoe not *waft adjectiesoat of a later see; for, although of semehlarablis omit, iSa fame are sot is whims with the readeue et caammeetie• sod be. rule character of the nee. The purpose for which this Moo mishits( Work was originally doeitood has sever hies talk. facterily areertaior4; some *appose it wee iMeatled le represent Alexander lamiap Bwyisfeel the mem 'alight. teed •atiqoaries of the prelim age lasegine it I. have Woo erected I. hearer of Athlller, and Mr. Weetamenti, adopt. log that opiates, has weird him with a pareamione (a short sword) sod shield. Grew care sad Selmer have hero be. stewed in reeteriag the surface of the week, which la oho original has solfered greatly from Ile ..posed eitstatios, sod the sweets which h u a:leaded the eserotiori of this eat,.. *Aimee, eaterprise, hos happily achieved the preeervatio• of the eablimeet rd'ert of horns. poles is art. no material evapteyed I. this orpeadiroe work hoe chid/ heels supplied frees the team Sakes I. she 'Works of she illnetrious Duke, its compliers Cu whom the statue I. dedicated. It is the largest east ever andertakeis in Ibis easotry, or, indeed, we believe, dace the resterailoo of the eel sending ia bream by Zenorliee, .ow eighteen (votaries slow, Use stating itself below 10 feet is height. and its veldts seed, 3d 10118: It will require so ioconsirlerable share of iageortity So convey this poodrroun scare from the artist's firoodry 1. to its pedestal of granite in Hyde Poet, where in. areetioa I. expected le lake piece la the mime atlivw weelm CITY BUSZNW. Yesterday a Court of Alterman, woe bidd at Gui ldhall for the ewersl dispels+ of piastre baba& Several peruses were swore, Gibers allowed to be ad. milted, end mime discharged hoes the Alm at brokers. Kbewlfs. Fe+. Resorim, was uaasiseously elected Steward of IN Borough of Soollerark, is lb, rood of Sir Jobs Iblvesier, Bart. late Recorder, deceased. A Coors of Commons Guard will be load ibis day is is.. equeoce of a Requisites*, to eminent us steps memory to be tam is soesernemero of He appeletmeet of Newman lisowlys, gag. Oammen ievieset, to the .mss of Recorder. Till Attar. Amapa genders of the R.ysl Ne thyme will Inke place en Ms OM et wen unentk, ales dm Ist regiment ot Lite Guards will remove haw Keighlellwidge hurschs to re lieve thol4l region/at at Windier barracks; the Royal Blau will remota hoe the Itegeot's barracks to that a Knights. bridge ; sod the ..wood regimeat will, as their arrival, lake pompanos A the Segues buracks, did we. Int lataided tee them. • The 44th repined of foot, to their Nato *s !Mood to Chatham, through Lourdes, wore 'sharked at Liverpool to $4 beets, belooglog to Illesere. Hells sad Kenton', ea floras Eby lam. There will be a grand review in Hyde Park us' the St3d of this month, in hoarier of hie MAJESTY'S birth-day, of all the troops statioszed in the metro. polis ; horse guards (blues), foot guards, light horse volunteers, Surrey yeomanry, booOurable artillery company. &c. The Royal Dublin Society have come to the resolution of commemorating the KING'S visit to that learned Body, by erecting • full-sized statue in marble of his MAJUTT. represented in his robes of the Order of St. Patrick, as be j appeared at the installation of that Order to be plaited within the precincts of the Royal Dublin Society.. It is to be executed by Mr. Ilsumes, free the bust lately sculptured by Mr. Csa STRICT, end a picture paint eel...by Sir TROMAIILAWIRSICS. Mr. HALL'S forthcoming large, picture measures fourteen feet by twelve feet three incite*. The sub. ject is the Navies visiting the Sepulchre tf Christ, taken from the 28th chapter of St. Matthew. A person talking to FRIIIILON upon the subject of the criminal laws of France, sod approving of the many executions that had taken place under them, in opposition to the arguments of the Arch bishop, said, " I maintain that such persons ore unfit to live."—" But, my friend," said FauaLon. " you do not reflect that they are mill more unfit to die." Mr. Jumps, we understand, was requested to make a mask for Sir ALIXAMBIR BORWSLL, from which lie is immediately to eseCute • bust for the youltly.....(Coledonirm Mercury 4 DARTMOUTH ELscTion.—On Monday (the Bth inst.) Lieut.-Colonel the Hoc' J. H. STAIIMOPS was elected without opposition M.P. for Dartmouth. The gallant officer was proposed by Mr. N. Minot two and seconded by Mr. HoLnswoars. On being declared duly elected by the Mayor, Go senior HOLDIWORTH, he returned thanks in a neat speech, in the course of which he said he had been brought up in the principles of Mr. Purr, and should ground his parliamentery conduct upon them. After the election about seventy gentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner at the Castle Inn. On Tuesday the newly-elected Member gave • ball mud supper.—(Ezeter Gazette.) A Welsh Clergyman applied to his diocesan for a living. The Bishop promised him one; but as the Parson was taking his leave, he expr essed • hope that his Lordship would not send him into the in terior of the Principality, as his wife could not speak Welsh. 6' Your wife, Sir I" said the Bishop, " what has your wife to do with it ? she does not preach, does she ?"—" No, my Lord," mid the Par. son, " but she lectures!" Recollect I !—HazAas end Ca mold the two first draws 20,000/. Prises in the present Lottery. Tad that two Isere 70,0001. Prises out be draws melt uesday, April CI, wheel the Lottery Asian. Tickets sod Mares are selling by awes sod Co. {Welt &Aga. Kew Exchange Gate; Corninll ; sad 3114,0elord.street, eereer utilealioe-otreeti who hers already sold 17 Caphat Prises in the presest Lottery. _ We copy the following from the circular of an innkeeper at Verona, in Italy. That the eIeCOMO3O.. dation which his house affords may be made known to travellers from different nations. he publishes his address in the halm, German. Freoch, and Eng lish languages; the latter trauelation we give Der- ' belies it literalism, at it will Do doubt entertain our English readers : " CMCISLATORT.—The old lea of Loadoes Teem., per. ed amorig the more agreeable sitootios Versees amino betoaglog at Sir Theedocias Zignosi, restored by the dons: ram most indulges, to goal Misers, at Nth's tames, which are rammed Irma every aria liable at Ira same, sills all objoet that is ermicomed eouvesicsey of suip-esseholo proper bona, bet prod foragers, sad coact•boaa" Do tans at laaboare the ctroolast Imre, to ho boootteed from a peat coseiveroo, where politest's, good poles of meats, to delight of Matioms, reed table, Caffre4ouse, baekagymmels, mita swam of plate, asthma& of service, sad sauderailloa of prima, doll arrive is accomplish is Him all satisfaction, sad at Sito, who will do the Atoar boaoariog him a very sassed Lleileses." --(Denham Coma, ddreriteir J 11 9 "1 ' . 44 1 r.gri4lbaNCIL bovRT Or pujiiqww, lereotes .V CI 14,..b.PWA1 1 1 1 1L 14. . The 4.011 cum Isle Coati at 'tetra Wchtelt. UMW Air Yfitite E. THOMAS •II Mein X tap.• 11 'lleestStßTOX. L. HAIT sestet as injonirtiom to resttehe doe De. "Meads • from try erring vermin bask annuities emodiag is their 111110,0, as the 'aerators of their father, the lett Strinemff Pentbertoo, who died is the year 1803, aid by his will bequeathed to each of his children, • iota im somber, 4.8801, to be laid out is beak annuities fur their see, and- he appointed his wide, and the Defrodants, his sees, his eueesters. The widow died is the year 1 817. sad the Defendants are the serriving executors. The Plaintiff, Mrs. Ryder, is one of the daughters of the testator, and the Defendants r ef ute d to acclaim with her for the ;newest of the 4,01101. The testator at tbe time of` hit deamorwas indebted to the beabeed of the Plaintiff is the sem,ofll,ooif. money Iron to him, which the Defendants refused to pay to bias. He (the Loused Coommi) moved foe the injenetie• am the bill being filed, sod sluice having bees served ea the Defeedants. It might be necessary Iti informs his Lordship, that a similar snit had bees instituted 'pleat the Dekoshints by a sister of the Plaintiff, and an injeeetioa ranted, bet since its issuing the parties had curse so a tom. proonim, and they were abort ID dissolve the iejesetion by congest, which made the mescal application nee-enemy. The UMW CII•IIICELLOR—." Take the injauction:' lILIZABETII lIIAITON e. Mr. HltaLb moored fur a writ of N. Exert Repo to Issue nails* the Defeadant, whose mate be would rot mention, for • teems that most be grimiest' to his Lordship, se restroia him from lesviog the essootry until he had paid to she Male. tiff NW which mime into his possession as trustee seder bee merrier settlement. It appeared from the affidavit In support of the motion, that the Plaintiff was married in Sep tember, 1801, and that the Defendant was appoiated trustee seder the settlemeat to pay her the interest of the 5001. fur her tele see; be received the 1001. by a promissory muse bootleg 'sterna, which had since been paid wish 91. Weems. The Defendant et peewit ss 00 board the ship Nary, hosed to the Vatted /hetes of America, with his wife, gamily, sad property, and would have tailed bef.re the peewit applica tion wee made, if It had mot been that the sbip bad been de. raised by seam urinal form is site clearing out of ships mot being complied with at the Costome•bouse. Under them eireemetamees YEW me doubt but his Lordship would great the writ. The LIMO Cst•monzott--- 0 What are the arcuate of the settlement; for if you hats a legal right you cannot claim relief by equity? Mr. Hammon." The eamments are between the Plaintiff, her hoshood, mod the Defesdaat as her trustee, to poy her the interns of the 2004. for her sole use; bet is ease she towhead survives her, thee be is le have am isterest is the pristipal." The LUIS CRAWOIII4.OII--a That will do, for the Plain tiff has as equity. Take your motion." COURT OF XING'S BENCH, Ovnanuku., TUUDAY, Aram 16. 360116.16 Lour Cam Jurrics soda Spoeitil Jerry. THORNTON V. BUSK. 111116 lessee adios to recover the an of 2471. is come. Imam of she Defendset's breach of contract. Thellatietsroa-Osattaat, stated the Plaintiff's ease. The Pistilli's are merelaests tradieg so Russia, and have • bow abominate at St. Petersburgh as well as one at Loa. doe. The Defendant Is sweat respectable merchant, residing at Leeds, in Yorkshire. Os the 10111 of November, 1140, the Defendant made s coeirset through be medium of a broker with the Mastiff for 100 casks of tallow, at Its per cwt. to he shipped some time is the nmeth of July is the 'mutes year, bed the same of the ship so be emereusleated to the Defewelmnt es soon es it was possible. Some time after the IMMO sf the ship Celia wee comassainged to the De. fesslest as the vessel by which his 100 casks el tallow were shipped; but shortly afterwards the Plaistiffs discovered that the tallow oe board that vessel was shipped prior to the time speciled is the contract, which they immediately cemintenkated to the Defends's; mid, ow the Comers arrival coos after, offered either to suffer him to take 100 casks of tallow out of ber, or to let him wait she arrival of other shipments made is the mouth of July, 1511 like time specified in the costract). The Defendant, who bad dis posed of his interest in the emitact to Mr. Samuel Busk, his brother, referred the Plaintiffs to high, but he refused to take either the one or other, alleging that the contract was void oa account of the ini.take which had occurred is the same of the ship communicated to the Defendant. Some taliews were shipped afterwards in proper time by the lbuffemies, and os that vessel's arrival, they Were tendered to the Defendant, but he refined to take them, being so doubt gmweisteed by Samuel Beak, •ho must be considered se the real Deft-odes. in the cause. The price of tallow had Mies cusaiderably after the cost/met was made, sod it was fur the difference of price that the prem.' action was bianght. The evidence of the broker, sod the eorrespeodesce of the partite, were then put Is sod read, which proved She case as opened by the Solicitor-Gement. Mr. SC/MLITT, for the Defendant, eouiesded that this wee a speculative cossrect, very noel Is the emigre of • Stock Exchange bargain, and that however oppsreastly me. important the coudstious of the contract, as to the time a shipsteet sad the name of the vessel might appear, they were severtheles of the greatest 1•0111101111. The Leonard Counsel put several imaginary rases, is which great imeonvemiesees might result, it eestracts were Not to be retitled to the letter. _ The LORD CRIBT JUSTICI was of opiates that shove was no (rowed I. law to oppose to the Ilaiatiffs claim; at dui same tins he tb.Rbt it but justice to the Deleadaut to say, from all t►at appeared frees his coerespondeece, his lea. gasige was that of a gra.ltiesit said a man of bosom,. The Jury Amid a verdict fur t►e Ptsi atiffs—Dassages 247/. A meeting. highly interesting to the inhahitsots of the county of Middlesex, took place ors Monday at the Queen's Head Tavern, in Holborn, composed of deputations from the various parishes in the county, convened by the united parishes of St. Andrew, Holborn, end St. George the Martyr, to consider of the mercer's necessary to be adopted in consequence of the resignation of Mr. MAINWARIREI, the late treasurer for the county. The meeting was most numerously and respect ably attended. Statements of considerable import. mice were made by Mr. TAYLOR, the vestry-clerk for St. Andrew, Holborn. and St. George the Martyr, relative to the arrangements hitherto pur seed in auditing and conducting the county sc. counts. Resolutions were passed, by which the Chairmen (our. MONTAGUS) and Mr. TAYLOa were deputed to solicit from the Magistracy of the county some explanation relative to the state it the account. on the resignation of Mr. MAIN. erAarie, sod the extent or securities available for the liquidation of the ultimate balance. The meeting then adjourned for a fortnight, to afford time for the necessary communication with the Magistrates. The annual accounts during the lest four years averaged 50,0001. A few days since was found neer Boocerne, in the parish of Bedouin, a gold fish-hook. sire No. 3, in the bed oft. old river. where some men were work ing for tie; and not far from the seine spot were Ulm op aivend Roams coins of the reigns of V ea !AMAX mid some. of the later Emperor., &c. The whole are in the possession of ROBIRT FLI3IaIIIC, EN., of Bodoni, the laud-ownei. AWL. -- ..~- Ammo" WESTIIINStER SKSSIONS: At the elate of the shove Sessions yesterday. Waklieffee. Of WI-slicking and fuNeel notoriety. appesreil to pat is bail, and ilsn to traverse In the next sitting of the Court. on a charge boon ht agaistst Mini lit a gigantic watchman of P. Martin's parish, ft.r an atimaidt committed by hint lest intssitit r when he bad forsakes his Mersey pursuits, drank plentifully of Whitbread's hear, (In which he Is much attached) and Hodges's " Oar* waked." and proceeded to perform the part of a Coriafkion. The little hero, 'spiting In a %uglier Court than the Westiniester Sessions Hour, declared hie Intention to remove the boa by certiorari to the kiales Beach, fur the purpose a dlsplayiug bit oratorical talents. MIDDLESEX' SESSIONS. TheartSmanows commenced yesterday before Mr. Cerr•T sad a Bench of Magistrates. The Chairman mi. , : these % the Calendar twelalwed ■ very considerable number of charge.. yet. u kr as he was at present aware of, there wai shithirg that called tiw say particular observation from him. TH R COUNTY TREASURER'S BOORS. Mr. ALLEY addreolied the Court under the fullowiog eir enesstances :—A new rate having been imposed ma the pa. rich of Mary le.bone, that rate bad been appealed against, and his clients had, a few day. since, applied to the Cl er k o f the Peace fur liberty to inspect the bunks of tint Tee:warm of the County, the record of which was in his haarKlin order to enable them to conduct the appeal tomorrow (Therwiayi. This request had beer refused, as bad one sulmemsently made, awl therefore he sow applied to the Court to make an .odor that the Clerk might chew them. He contended that no .Bete cloche to be allowed to bold in his private possess's* asp re cord that would stop the coarse of public Jaslite,• and that the order ought to be mule as prayed for. Mr. Atom-Nam also supported the application. The Clitautwan said, the proper course world be to opal, to the Court of Kineis Bench, which would grant a oressaks- MM. In fact, he doubted how far this Court ought to hear an appeal sgaiest one of its owe retie. If there were any illegality it would appear on the face of the rote. de complained of being followed *boat with notion of this ap peal. He bad even been Intruded upon while at Maser, and whew in company, some of whom, from Um solesmity with which this •• personal service" was made, meted', 'eked him if be was going to he sent to the Tower. After a a conversation of some length, it was lastly willed that the appeal should be heard I. Sin rno w , when, if it were found necessary, an application coald be made in the Court of Kiac's Bench; sad in the enema time so order as made for the inspection of the Treasurer's books. POLICE. -...i.- GUILDHALL. /am scoff was charged with steeling two pines", wool len cord ender the following eircumstauces:—The Prisofter went to the warehonse of M rases. Pi etc rsgi I I, Matchable were houses's, I. Lawrence-lane, and desired to have Iwo pieces sf woullea cord fur Messrs. Chippendalls, of Queen -street, which were delivered to him. Bat, as it wee raining at the time, it was suggested that it would be hotter that they should be covered up in a wrapper and taken to Queen street by Messrs. Pickeragill's porter. This the Prisoner declined, urging that Messrs. Chippeadall would be angry with bin if be should return without them. He was ac cordingly se &red to depart with the goods in his pessmesiou. Suspicio', however, having been excited by the erarwestaesa of his weer is pressing to be allowed is take them himself; the porter of Messrs. Pirkeragill was directed to fellow and watch him, whit* be accordingly did. The Pekemser pro ceeded &ma Queen-street, bat passed the remises of blessre-Chippe•dall, and thee tented towards Diedgv-row, crossed over to Jewry.atrert, and was nankin off down Dasingball-street, followed by the porter, when be use slopped sad takes into custody. Proof heel/ e lms given who that the Prisosee, w was some time bath is t 'review of Meows. Chippeudall, had mot been authorised to attais the goods to their wane, he was committed for Mr. Puckeridge, a veil respectable wetchutaker jeweller, of besowhill, rharged Mr. Helms Peek ridge, of the EJgewsre-road,and Mr.Froderfch l'echerhips, of Hosier - lane, two of his was, with creatlag a riot and distmehaime ie Crosier his house; and tire former also wish an assault tee a you're, son, rimmed Francis Peckeridge. Frets the statements of the parties and of several witnesses, it appeared that family diteremees of rather a war. sad violent eaters had for some time subsisted between Me. Porkeridge, hie two eons, Henry and Frederick, mad his daughter; the course of which led him to the dedwasiestioes of excluding his daughter from hie horse ea Messday storm ing last, mud never again admitting her as a resident with his family. la consesporace of that deterasiost. em, she De (endow, Frederick, accompanied kis sister to their father's house a little before eight o'clock ea Monday evening. sad rapped at she door for admittance, which the tar aged parent refused. They pereeeered, however, is retain at the door mod window of the shop ; the father, from the Irsi-draor window., einatineed to order them sway; and at length a crowd of persons was collected in frost of she hour, who consmeeced with shoots and hooting* is snowy Mr. Pucker. Mgr, from which they proceeded to the twee( the seem &easiest aodsemreslesse appellatious, and at length to tirwwteg of stones, several of which passed through the whitlows lOW*. shop. la this retremity, the Cosa plaismat seas his yeengost we, Francis, a youth about 16 yeses of age, out of the gars ret window into the house of his seat door neighbour, for the purpose of fetching a constable, and cm his retorts lie • short time, after a fruitless endeavour to procure the atseudeaco of a pewee °Meer, shalt youth wee furlong, attacked by bee brother, Henry, by whom, bat far the interfereore of • 'eightsome, be would probably have bees severely beaks. The complainant thee went out in search of a peace water, and after some lime met wish two of the parish coustab4s, by one of whom Mr. Frederick Prekeridge was altiMantes7 taken into custody, and eunveyed to the Compeer; the Complainant. who followed thither to eater his dregs, being booted at, abused, and pulled about by the mob me he Vent. The ordered to Ind b.fl to ammo le soi indictmest or the complaiut of their father at the Seariasse. DOW•STICIT. Yesterday Jokes Smith, alias Wasd. asd Nary A nom Pyle, were brought In the office by Nicholls sod sorcral uthero, and charged Wore Those Halls, Esq. the silting Mario. Irate, a saspicioa of having lately committed several rib. bevies in Surrey Md Keel. Smith was apprilooded plot hooky murning at a bees, la Taflomstreet, Westminster ; the Prishaer Della was takes et a home is the Hen. ferry-road iv die ems eriflobserisosed, sled is believed so cohabit with the miser Promoter as his wit., and to be.. ea. misted him is committing the robberies. the her perms vas fused a great somber of pewebrokers• dislocates fee ram very valuable articles of property, which were supposed to have bees stoles. They were detained in custody. Charles Jana Morris ass charged with s ow;sdimassiose is entering said capacesling biwasalf is t►e Coach sod Hems puhlir-house is Ch•rl.. street, Coveutagardrn. William Bath, the landlord, oared that she Pinnace had bees pointed oat to Ma a• a •atipiebsa chArccler, arid he bet.' st his brawn Malting on Hosality he partiettiarty watched his ssorewoota, sad in the mewing be prittoosisti to leave the house, bat hotted of that be ►lipped up shim He did sot MUM hint or stake as, alarm, but ems oir to this trace for assistance, it Wag bat • tew fordo adr, Blackburn sad theraw, t.. of the patrol, ifist•otly rettarstril with kin, soil forted the Prisoner sitting in • Chair is a raw ," ow the drat Boar; writhing was removed, be out haws% had time for that potpie, rousequestly nothing ass stolen. Alter he was la custody, and on his way to Ike ()slice, sane_ thing was beard to drop (ruin him, which !ovoid so he fuer Auteuil' or picklock keys. On searcluoir Isis person a dark lowers amid as Woo crow were towed In hi. waist p ac k a t. sa d la ►is breeches pockets were (sand a bottle of philo l o g y... sa d " me . m a il key., csktolatid to op►n the luck* of sleaw•ss,. - The Primmer got *tag able to give a ►atisfsetrry assussot, of his roadoct, or how ►e became pi...mm.4 of),lnt meats of lioasibreaklog Nand is his pos►suaiea, be ass comasitted. I I IL h~ I r ~ ) .\ 4 • ..silo' )