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• L . i t i• .'- • Et I' "Pm - - .•-• .-- Itedictio him, tree diem M y.i.sir tramp, MA to oteedid reSeluMMes. • Urumqi +be seasmipsnimblimeloa abibmw 4 W &omit odes NC* muriameelse of timer Wes there eves herd a mt " The .aseerr for wear The Ilisepervie to few ewer!' eel "Vine la itepoldiwee • L .ter t•hoedire tad pesairedei towards termer Ms spy be huil dieteseds soused to asp she 'Mope; the . .pesseeia settemrs ills Mickmallem woe repeal ed. isoosr dialeilrUtedond be times as sorts the troop re e.t.a*** addible. sesbomt INS poor simiteher It was about • rib smog Ohm It Arrived at the Mid. of Poiteiosn, half lt/seaus from evimmir. de Om first users of the mart% of • gift MOM dhlar .11 Ow dell aid atillitary aotlierit ire of See "tor hedomemmelpei the peepilsottliosebool. the garriore. she se • las e rilibliaikd by dock reempellmaieemandem, Aerials. die Nam and all tbe aesthete of the dun tributes!, west not of Sasser amidst Mesa( Mire it 141 r tad Marched sateiem dee stela.. Tut met thaw at the %date e t. 7empbeers ; Ike 1111 aro thsetill.lllllh b V: 101 1** to .6 . 01 411 ellit mule mills mums. Me mum ma le was Umpired. MAm *Wei. peeves( thi ellimhentreed, mad has ow relmetr4 ' flit s = W e: ht lisrlf c i lt ee ltil r ie 6 ll .reel, &Mead a range Ihremor, and that the Seem bee all tied el pNbsge med virdmice. =lidos, 'heals thispump Mill Ile slime erf you wear," assetreed ter beetspid milaimer. I will Viesibit." replied %shoot Gad at die same ieomest a ens. ' Sid V* sidle held a pistol Mime 31symes beset. a Yes may • kit me; you will haws Mew sere it ewer fur." The Ambrose stile blips, had its HOW; it wee MOO ; meirbes party could ascertain the farm of dm many. Bertha ViS. tired ( tbrestestry shortly Is Mira mid to make 11w Net - serest its militarise. . - The Ines whom Bathos had sedated by oesaffi asd N. 'whom he had promised speedy sod powerful reintevermnit; sissisew saw Mee tars herb. the, they dispersed mid iv"- mould islibylrbipme. Illeireleme bed may me eir twelve me* •. , true he appeopl_ els basest Tbowees r adeicit. lariat h IMO be immiallllllll‘ edited Ns Imes *garnet Nis. • SZ E = lAsd sp dy with she speed, sod it le MS' pessured the dreamt a pramat, he: 411MIIIMPufastrefew Smseg the weeds mud meg stales with w it e ut r of air w orisly terset io i , :e w searcli va tat ls rihie tiaras . - 611111.10•111011p7bavis else Mee stressed; mime them is tambiromporsok h lehoped they mill he alt takes. 4 iii ult. ilideVefee *lmpel at sir. We.; rise 10 1144114 mi es 90025 t. t - - E BRITISH PRESS. ANNOWV IF LONDON, * TUESDAY, Man* s. —...... .. : ;.agnii ir „,_ . otitionn were prerentfd list night to . .: 1 1ffilidee el Comm..., preying far some roitiga. . lif*lirtbe seutewee pronounced upon HENRY ' MOIMPAIIktrOlo• WOOD, upon behalf of t 4 ...0"ii: ilimplai;ved of some further instances or • , - y.etteth eifeenetd upon hiss by the Magistrates AO* divot of Ilchesier since the first notice , of. itapey doe in the House of Commons. • '•''d •• .itiliannt is highly disgraceful to the eitarac.; jii . 'Maniatlreese mesons es Magistrates and as Gentle.. .. aft. Ait 4sisiele a petty spirit . of vindictiveness, .!.rhiFil..it ?sold become the House of Commons to eoiieet end punish. It was stated by Mr. Drat. ...sistoi, NO the High Sheriff of Somerset hire had written to the goats, of llchester, directing him to restore Mr. HUNT to the situation and condition in it* prison is wheels he hod been placed previous to the Cntameneement of the course of severity and I 'oppression/to which the visiting Megistritechad, in 'thair window sad humanity, subjected their priv stones. It is remarkable that one of the Petitions . prevesnatl.to the Hotta. of Commons last night woe frosnthe,iababitaiatvef the town of Ilchester. ' Thi Bill for enabling Ministers to carry into effect their plan for transferring the navy firs por mow auto the new four per cent. stock wee covismilled hut night. Some of the details cif.* - iiignillpo limy considered. The Committee vainallni eltpllo-41 .motion by Mr. GIeaXIML L. for ditilipe in the Bill which allows = ie , ili . •-• •Oi . . 11169 . Beek of E4gland for the '11111011,411F of tellitegieishe transfer. Th.. mov 104. wee rejected by a mejerity of 76 to 39. It 'mlirteisly wield met be fair to impose the whole "trauble of this thimptetion upon the Bank whining 1 ellowing eitlieevieweetserstion, but we think pat pc ellettiody *pot to be made to the Bala rot* ‘'weettegewest of the seven millions added to dm .tatini anment of the debt by the transaction. Upila . saes pia( tbe Citaxcectoa of the Excateueit reflood lent night to give any explanation. conceir. • leg that no opinion ought to be formed respecting *mid they had ascertained what would be the ' ileteremed trouble of the Bank. In th,01M111.161 4 ilietellie• the Right Hoo.Gentlents• igifitiaill die Cilleeittee, thee it was not intended to giei ast. iwieweiirle nese tore wittier &newel wbohed pa*. i clewed ouseitiee in the NV Ave per cents. atock...l Nis perm who, within Wilmot live years, purebneed is the lie per cents. *ill. soy right to ear-. 1 plain of the present tratieeettue. for the very rata .f' this stock in the market proved the conviction in the public mind that the redemption of them was contemplated, sad all perchasen were aware of the risk they encountered when they made their bar- Kim,. If the result, therefore, now prove such ..is hod bean anticipated, the consequence+ min be -home by those who entered voluntarily sad with . their eyes open into the contract. The Report of the Committee was ordered to be taken into cuie. sideration on Thursday neat. The tithe system of Ireland, the fruitful source of eternal abuses and of a large share of the troubles that have so long distracted that unhappy country, was again noticed last night. A Petition from the inhabitants of Waterford was preaeuted by Sir Jens Ntelvorr, praying for a commutation Of tithes, when Mr. Gesmsues again assured the House that this important subject wee under the consideration of the Irish Government. No intimation was given of the probable cheseeter of the eased which it '2. 't• ›,' _.. '^~' *4lO be The Wades of tbelArievaseet te _it t. Parlisisest. • 71re Army Sobswie wove .seed Iwo eisisi is the cesseittee of Supply. The pertieolere fooled er our report. The intelligence Irmo France brought with Pr via Papers of Thursday mid Friday het s ly The attempt of emserel Barrios epos Soosnar„ though sodden, Rod evidently ion. mature in its design and preparations, was yet no dily insisted by a body of 450 persons, who shoaled " Vise 1' limpertur !" er is Vite is Republique r with ss much ■lsparrnt energy as if the BOVR&ORS had not been five years restored to the throne of France. Commotion of • wore net less serious seem to have token place iu Paris eia the night of ThnrsdaY, when the aid of the military was requir ed to disperse the rioters. The dragoons were es. der the necessity of frequently charging the-popt. lace, by which many persons were wounded. Se vend of the rioters were taken into custody, and among the prisoners are mentioned the names of de Con aCeLLILI and DINAIICY, members of the Chamber of Deputies. It is also said that ■ General Officer was seised in the moment of ha ranguing a group, of persons in laugusge not con sisted with his duty as a good and loyal subject. MM. de Cotiactu,Es and Dimas= here arrest ed, says the Coastitatiomeel, as they were going to visit the mother-io-law of the latter; and with an apparent coeviction of their innocence with regard to the riots, the Consatutiou•el presumes that after having undergone an examination they were imme. Idiately released. The disturliances commenced . sear the church of Petits-Peres, where the mis sionaries were exercising their seal. Profane songs ' Bed impious exclamations• proceeded, we are told, from the crowd on this occasion, so that it might be inferred that the feeling which animated the po pulace...vas less of a political than of • religious, or lather of on anti-religious nature. The two events, however, which we have noticed, breathe something of • kindred spirit, and are calculated to excite a serious apprehenrion that there still saints in the minds of the people of France a feeling of hostility to the 'sitting Government, which will require only • fit opportunity to displsy itself in circumstances of a more formidable cha racter. It is an unlucky coincidence that these transactions should occur. vo soon after the elev.. lion of the ezelnsively loyal men of France to the administration of the government of their country. A series of New York Papers from the Ist to the Ilth of February, have been received at our Office. A resolution has 'fern propated in the Howe of Representatives, for the further redaction of the peace establishment of the army. Some measures are also in contemplation for the suppression of pi racy iu the West ladies and the Gulf of Mexico. A Dutch mail has arrivrd, with papers to the 2d instaat. The following are extracts:— FLTERSBURGH, FEBRUARY 4. We report every moment the official Manifesto of the declaration of vier; it Is no longer doubted that the am. paler viili begin it the sprier. bladerrie Esedeser, who is "opposed to have greet inflensce greeds, Emperor d'enutoder, is said to be is f of war. It is added, that the snood army, commanded by Count Wittgesstele, sill commence hostilities. This army has just bees reitifirced by the third corps anise first army, under the remelted of Gemmel We meow, sod the fuer' h corps of cavalry of the reserve, coo. stranded by Gemmel Boroadie. The followiognos the prssert positions of the other corps of the Itemise army : Light cavalry of she guard, hewl.qoarters at Miesk • First divirioo of iefauiry, bead-quarters of the Grand Doke Nieboias at Wile.. Severed ditteiso of ioranSry, bead.qeartere at Lira, in the Governmeet offirodso. First divisive at peosdi•is, coasistioc of four mimeo is Good two reglardts of carsb.neero, io the guaranies of Sauleasko. Font turps of tie cavalry of reserve, bead-quarters of tbs dielstsu at Flitepsk : all these crud divisions bars their tau heavy artillery u well as their kid passes. We have received the Deblin Papers of Sour day. They announce no new outrages, and contra dict the accounts of I reported in the Lime rick Journals. Twelve of the unfortunate wretches coovicted at the late Specisl.Commisrion at Cork have paid the forfeit of their lives. The Report of the Coinntirsioners of Inquiry Into the collection of •the revenue of Ireland, has been printed in pursuance of an order of the House of Cotstnons. It is given in another part of oar paper. The Corn-market was very dell yesterday. The price of wheat him experienced • further dreline of Awe shillings, and there is 'no demand whatever for barley.. The making Of milt has been suspended in else eientry it' abeftqweartio(se4ippreliesaviaa that the redaction of the duty will not commence so soon so was expected. Between two and three hundred grower's of harley.snd othtr gentlemen immediately interested in the question,arrived in town last morn ing front . Norfolk aad Suffolk. for the purpose of waiting upon the CINANCII.LOR of the EXCMCQUIR. to reasonstoate against any &ley of the expected • Fun( rat.Camrs.—The following it the fortnof the letter emitted by the Bank of England, for su ch peruses to fill up. who choose to &win to the pi Au for the reduction of the Navy 5 per Centr.:— " to tie Geismar and Company of the Bank of fiagland. " Ig o •-•••• " I du hereby give notice, is pursosoce of • reeerlotina of the Huns, of Ceasaneoe, poured the 2Oth February. 11.1, that dissent. from accepting 4 per cent. astookoes, with respect to 6 per cent. aonaitieeaciet efitodtag •••••••••-•••• name; sad fiat Irtlitte to be paid of is mosey, artoalog to the 14 ciataiiied to the aboriseoro- Issued rev:ilium'. " Mora —, lett. n Age! t or oppeity la said g A foreign booker sod merchant is said to hove 15 millions in the Firm, in the name of bullet, sod connesiono, sad that he has dtchtred his de teratinetioa not -at er;xepit the MILII•Ite• proposed measure. A gement *wino of the holders of Five pee Coats a lp the atetropuhr is to bobeiel this dn. ...18b.- .•moma• OLD BAILEY, MONDAY. %met 4. __,- Boritharak . - Catmints of lituiu. Viattenut sad Visenualms Crashorse, C.moutian Wmn awl dm Ladles Melynant, Comtism lemairm. Sir M. and Lady Wellesley, Coustrut Boos cm., Lady Maryboroauto, Lady Dimwits, Lady Gay. dyr, Noel awd C 0..,.., Inalie, Mr. ..d Mrs. Dragooned, Mr. soil Mrs. Frimmattr, &R. &e. Mrs. Day.uport estertnittedl • Isms party 'of holdouts. Wes oat &today Pedaling at bar lawn I. LOTIR Ilkook.street. Mr. sad Mrs. Treace ratertsiard a seiret party at dieser yesterday at their boom hs Ilasitelry-agoare. Lady Wm &slim% tool • saaairal Arty yesterday ma. lag at Isar bones is Perkiest. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. • The biarehiseess of Westmeath haslet town fee Brightest. Vimmeas sod Visesooress Galloway left Emthanes Hotel, Loop Brook-street, yesterday, for Beth. Lied How*. bat arrived at his boom is Hereferd street free be n21,0600(0 Worm, Turkehire. Lord Et. Brice" km arrived at bis ham is Grafte•-street from the Pavilion, aril/Moo. Hoe R. F. Gremlin sad Onions* of Mansfield eve errived at their hoer is LovretrOmmareatar-etreet Lit tbe teatow,hom , their coal. Richmond Hill. Archdeserre Grease Mots arrived at his beees le Aedley-ienare f oft Trok. Rev. Edward Comma has lift town for his seat is Beers. C. E. E. Trite, Esq. M.P. has left town fur his seat, Has well, Bridgewater, domerserabire. Hoe. T. Daudet hes left tows for Croatian, Liecoln shire. B if George Ammar, Part. sod see, bate arrived at the Brauseriek House Hotel, Haariter-sqoarei front their seat I. Yorkshire • also Mrs Braes from thotontiomel. Arrival!: at ilitrarCe Miwl :—Mr. sod Mn. Parrett sod tinnily from Berke; the Cowden of Gamey frees wale.; Mr. and Mr,. Campbell from ibe Contineat ; G. C. Ommtlea, Eel from Bowen Park; Mr. awl Miss !me (roes Meat"; sled J. B. Timers, Beq. Ohm Bath. _ . _ THE TUKF. IIIaTTING ■ or, al*ac■ 4. ~'~%*t~ _~ .__.~ a . COURT 00 &IMP IntiClll. Ocesto44l4, . Nemsay. 414i4a 4. reap asp AllOTllta, A 5910113111 Or VOID, •. BRAMAN. This was an itsuef;;The Vice-Chaneellor's Court to try the validity of a commission of bank rupt issued against George Samuel . Foril. It appeared from the evidence that Yord. who had practised as an attorney, and was married to 'lister of the Defendant, bad received Irma him a large sum of roomy to invest in securities; but some difference arising between the parties, His. malt sished to drew his money out of Fold's hands, but he being unable to 'pay him, was obliged to sell his house and furniture, and woke an ar rangement with Blaineh to pay him by lotto,- ments, giving a copovit and other securities. He afterwards, in March, 1820, entered himself as a wine.inerchant at the Excite-office, and oa the 11th April, 1820, took oat a license. The teen!' officer took stock at his cellar in Bosh-lane, be tween the 4th and 31st May, .1820, and it appeared there was only ten dozen of wine there, which had been bought of Mr. Hodgson, of the Piazza Coffee house, and which was between those dame sold in small quantities to five or six persons. 0.; the 13th May, 1820, Ford being afraid of an execution at the suit of Bramah. fur an inatalineot of 45/. due, left Loudon and went to Holland, white he remained some time, and on his retain is this country the present commission of •baiskrnpt was hewed in May, 1821. The single question in the cause turned on the trading. Mr. SCARLET?, fur the Defendant, contended that the trading of Ford was *mere prerence for the purpose of getting • friendly docket struck against him, and thus to relieve himself from the obliga tion of paying the Defendant the money which he owed him. Witnesses were examined, who swore that Ford had on more than one occasion declared that nuless certain proposals which he hid made were accepted, he would commence wine or coal-merchant, fur the purpose of having a docket struck against him. The LORD CHIEF JU S TICE left it to the Jury. no the evidence. to ray whether Ford had entered into the business of a wine-merchsnt with a view of getting his livelihood by trading. The Jury, without s moment's hesitation, found a verdict for the Defendant, declaring the com mission invalid. CONSUITORY COURT, 114404 4. TIE ROL AUGU•THs STANHOPE V. JAMS BALDWIN, FALSELY CALLING liZastLl TIE SION. MU. NTS POOP& This ern • wait of nullity of merrier, Institeted by the Bug, Aognmes Illitobupe (pioneer son of the Earl and Coaster of Harriogion), ou the greesid of froinieut cult cealrennit of Chelsea's names, he being thee • mire, melee the age tali, end wanting the corer of his lawful "seeder. Sir C. Rost/Isom (+flee gory through the evideoce very minutely), übserved with respect to the fraudokst cowed rent briers with the kuowledge of both parties, when the Clerk was so the act of pet formitig the cemetery, the bride groom being dasiniod as well as she lady, be Mates, that he 'repro*. d (a he was informed by crew) shot the party was a young farmer. They further represented Ibis they bad no Eareuts living, mad that she marriage was with the commit of all the parties cobeerned, nobody bat themselves and Mr. Franklin being present. Therefore with seven to ties part of she ere, n related to tie names weir in to be publehed, and the ciecreserres accompanying it, shire could be net drib. this mgr. ries' was one of a very (enrolee* and false character. Now with respect So the cogriencs eof names is which Woos ate published, it is not necessary to offer say obserindiseis it this case, which must he governed by the deurriniwallon or other cases 4 this Court, and which must go to the publication of true trines by baptism, repriating,or arty tro, and winch must be published with Agnefide. it is not 140.16'11.1y necessary that they shall be Waseca! games of the panics. Wiih regard to she course of practice Is Centres Lsw, it has been laid dews', that its perms 'Weld have only tress Christiau saw by baptism, sod should use may assumed .sure, that situt.b.l out be aufbeicot to wind such marriage. II is decided, thst the identity of as original Name is trot required by she Windage Act ; bet it is binding epos the party as to the bons fide, or that good faith should be required. The rule of repsealbility reefing upon the party is, that he is to rue sip h the sawn by which they ray be known in the world, au as is early into efftcs the object of identity sod publicity, at reqaired by she Marriage Act. These dhoerrva. tious sere out of a case ditersoiged la the Grit of Kires Bevels, • blrh is found is Moores Reports. With legged so the names of baptism, it a deermined, that one ware out of several must comprehend or inched' pewees!, re that they fall wailers one, with respect to identity. Now all the quertun resolved Heed* to this, whether a sufficient description of Ike party had bees green, by which that party might be homes god Moeller d. Thou dames to this consideration, what is ter real nanteofibe party ? The ranee of Impart to thiseaselied bens proved by the family of Earl Harrington; that his real name of baptism was that of " Augustus Fleory•Cdward-Sian hope." Ii is Arid is what Lord Harriegires says to the fo u rth loiereogatory, that his SOS was karma by the write of " Auguste.," only, mid the bloods of the family, end all present, kgew hie , only by Hee said sin gle Christian name of " Augustus," So She entlusiog of " Henry" and ‘• Eduard," which appeared to have been 'utterly unused; and she Earl bits sworn further, Mat he had for many years forgotten the said names. Tins was likewise solemnly sworn by wend 'o'rb's trif the god whieb appeased W begs bees forber egailreted by the petlmanteso of the party, which was marked by she name of the " Hon. Augustus" The Learned Judge °h orst d this was strong evidence on Ibis part of She lease, and which was strtogihimed on reference to the books of Peer.gre, wherein the same of Augustus" 44 was reed. lt further appeared, that " Hear," was the name done bro ther of this party, sod " Edward" the name of the other brother. Thereof*, with regard to the name of " Ed uard," if any person had been in church when the banns were published, be would have concluded the name of " Edward" related So another son of the Earl of Harring ton, who was • Major ; and consequently not subject to any interruptive under the Marriage Act; and the same with ✓eaper, to " Henry." Alihoogh that of Edwin! was a bap tised name of this party, still it could not be considered • correct rksigr.ation in respect of identity; mid if out a cor rect publication of banes, within the meaning of the Mar roe" Act, then, is point of la. , sbis was 110 icarrlage at all. The Court would,th r, abstain from giving any opinion as to what the ultimate determination of law right be in the superior Courts. This Court would serene Its jutig meat open the animate dteition of the case. With refer ence to other authorities riled, the Court held that, though • name mod for the purpose of publication, may be part of the tile name, still at was nut sufficient to satisfy the polity of the law, sur to the validity of the manias. ; :end therefore premiered sestegee al Nullity, subject to Appeal. Mr. LENNAID was locked out on Friday night. and prevented front voting for the motion of Sir M. W. RIDIU, fur the reduction of the Lords of the Admiralty. NAMMe Mil = BON the CORNON eltalllart surf a LambeJury. BRIDGESTREIT SOCIETY. At in o'clock the folloorisg peens. sere phitaA al He hie, charged by the Briage-eireet &JIM, voitb tied* entail, Wasphews. sod sedstiout libels et had um twang the Holy &Tipton% the I Goveruseei, sad Royal Fai.ily e st the *bop of It sebard Cathie, Is per . anti, viz. Jobs Barclay, Wi11... Helm, wad a !wpm orbs refosee le gin his saw, whim lobs lerday yes pat la the bar. The Jury felted the Primmer Guilty; sad the 11 / I Wafte at lb. Court was, that he should be thipeivesed is the line of Cliffetlicall for SiZ Wombs, sod at the eapiratira that period to ester isle his owe v.. cognizant for gone ram kismet( is 1001« ter los good behaviour, aad to he forayer noprisuaved until benote.ed intuit. FAIRINAN, &Q. V. was Sir JAMES COCKBURN, Hut. (I.olt " Mr. Commie), Isle Governor and Commonder-iii-Ci.ii 1 o f C onroe, and wow Paymester-deneral of the Mario. Fames, to whom Lieutenaiii•Crilonel FaitemAN was See m . Rory and Aide-de-Camp, who, with the Duke of YORK and Lord Sintion•ru, erre sobnceused fo r the purpose of speaking to um Plaintiff' s respect ability and character, bad such testimony beta Every one remarks the extraordinary clasps i u the seasons of the year. Where we observe, i g has recently happened, that in the depth of ew e , trees tear • second crop of fruit, and nosegays are gathered of summer flowers. we cannot but say that " this is wondrou s stra ng e." L APLACE , is his Systeme du Monde, and utikre, have said something on this subject, wh ch ai this moment, Oldest (maw fest, may be worth repeating:—" %'e find fro m the testimony °raiment writers, that Britain, Ger many, and France. were much colder than at w e . sent. mod that their great rivers were annually trans over. Asironotuy teaches us that since thus peri o d the obliquity of the earth's position has been cox siderably diminished. Astro.uomy teaches us slot that the earth is now in its progress, mad that the poles are every year becoming more and tame pet. pendicular to the ecliptic. It is exceedingly pro bable, from many cousidemtions, that their obli quity will gradually di•niiiish, until the ?Tutor coincides with the ecliptic; the nights and days will then become equal on .he earth ihrutighan the year, sad probslily the seasons also." MARK/1 TS. CORN EXCOANGE. MOIIDAIN Menem I. Orr market Is with Wilma el all desciirtime, the weekly supplies being much tarter ha. the millers em take off, and even the finest •amples were with dfirulty .old this morning et an abatement of Rs. per "torte, let the second and inferior sorts were loudly emoslealilt sad prices noinin.l. In consequence of the tegmereal deorniea tine of the Chancellor of the Excheqiew mat to show the re dectioe of e.. per quarter on the stock se bead on the sth of July, the mailmen throinchout tne besides. bare ea reseed making any more Nall ibis aroma, which hse dews the country enarkeis into that state of staple me Mot melts o f Batley could be effected, and the Barley trade is Mark. lane is completely parolyzel, for no mal4len would boy a *lsobel to-day, even et a redaction of from3s. to et. pr gees ter from the prices of thin dny week. arrivals of °were very liege, yet the deemed toe fine eon wet tolerably beak at left Nooday's quotation. Beans ore fall IL pale"' lower. le other art tchii there le no alters's:la. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheel, Real it Es.ex 34s 58• Grey !'ea5e........ Ms Ur .---- Soflca. 34e 5As Small Beam ........23.1 lIIs ....... Norfolk.... 44s Mi. Tick iiis ..........Its Sts Rye eerier lb* 4ls Poised MY llli 24. Malt 464 545 Feed Oak .........li. Sir White Pais 241 26.. Flour, per asek . 551 Boilers 28. 30. Rape Seed, per 1a5t..311/ 341 \,. ifratinensatit Patna lr ' '. eirde4s -(1; LAW nersz.trcinCL ....e , GIN* Limo% aserolliy is **ft doduitt a lliar COMM Oe 11110111111gC11, OwnsSi end waif allsiiisil bi abo•ts• diabagihk4 l l . Mot; mime Wawa woe—. . . BlitaDaw. almita 4. Priam "ad Psiwes. gallorlway, the Asatimailar at the , ....... Pretrorlootiti Cow* sad Comm" Remelt, _Ciell4 Sod Coaster: UAW. ilea. de Paws firs MAP , * or Itiobsoud reap AIM AllOTllta. A 59101130 Or 11 • 1 " 1 OW Wks twiniez. die Illeretilweree ad Salisbury, the Baallall. alaietilaiwite of Hertford, Gast and Giantess llama. iiie I This was an isene from the ViCe-Che Counties of Clare awl Lady 1. Pilaiilibila, Earl at West- I Court to try the waliilaty or a commies sta a awriaad sad Laity CI h er, Ler" awl Lady &film?, ti. I rapt issued againot Geneve Samuel Flail. ...________ a . •.... • met • •1 Y. avaraOLDam, BelLeinE3 Mile7l/154At.1111141"1"laikethir1. . . . , trcisc L • 11124Ci e Glllolo ll ablis • ' -- laista 1. 'RI OGIESTIR sirr many. i. At Ave o'clock UM folloirtag perms. went plated • bar, charged by the Briage.sirem Swat, with mage ss il 114 891011BRII OF Vein, it. entail, blasplromoss mad seditious libels of am - .. All. • eevet.g the Holy Swipes/as, the Kong Gower ass. o the Pte' Chanc'ellor's Royal g am il y . at she sae , a Richa r d cat :oml, asd • ' a commission of batik- street, via. Jobe Barclay, William Holmes, aal,j,:. pi,, Penne Samuel' Ford. lam misses login his maw, whim Joie Barclay ma p atio videlicet. that Yurd. who the her. y• and Was snstritd to • ihe ne Cou j r u t " oas 4 . e t ill iist ill. lse Pri""f ahould tre Gii i i ::rl ; sesed ud de la ,h e H at a d bellied Irma him a e l Cawretlioll be SiZ Mamba, and at sh e 'spirit' "Is sweet to seetttities I but that period to ester into hiii owe rreognismee to" fief,! toteru the parties, B r ,. rer., kismet( is 1001. toe his good b e h av i our, sad to be money out of /otti's f e et b e r iellweeleed rail be•cite.cd ulna.. to pay him, was obliged niture, and woke an ar- FAlltliten, &Q. v. svgs. -It was S' ir j AMS NS pay him by lotto,- COCKBURN, Bait. (tied " Mr. Crickauex"), I s i s ncl other securities. He Governor end Commender-tat-ent4 of Cursory ' ZO, entered himself as a and now Payiusster-Gleneral of the Manse Fam es , I iciets-office, end oa the to whom Lieutehani•Coloorl FARMAN am Seer,. 1 It a license. The excise hey and Aide-de-Catup, who, with the Doke of cellar in Bosh-late, be- Yoax and Lord Sintiouvu, were subliminal for y, 1820, alld it appeared the purpose of speaking to the Pl.iiitilf 's respect- f' wine 'bete, which had ability and character, bad such testimony brio on, of the Piazza Coffee- athnimible. tween those dates sold in Every one remarks the extraordinary cheers j a if six persona. 0.; the the seasons of the year. Wise. we observe, as i t ig afraid of an execution has recently happened, that in the depth of amen ✓en inatelmead of 45.5/. trees hear • second crop of fruit, and umegays are !lit to Holland, *heti he gathered of summer flowers. we cannot Out say lon his retire* to this that " this it wondrou. strange." I.4PLagg, is his altltiOla of • bankrupt was Systeme du Monde, and otikra, have said so.seisi ac e single question in the no this subject, wh eb iii this moment, yam ge m Sr hist, may be worth repeating:-" We find from ! Defendant, contended the testimony of ancient writers, that Britain, Ger- Isinenere pretence for the many, and France. were much colder than at pee. ly docket struck against sent, and that their great rivers were annually Irene iinself from the oblige- over. Am ronotuy teaches us that since thus penal ant the motley which he the obliquity of the earth's position has been ceo. ~ siderahly diminished. aistro•ionty 'cache. u , a l so 4 w , ho swore that Ford that the earth is now in its progress, and that the lion declared that airless poles are every year becoming more and more pet. ' had made were accepted, pendicular to the ecliptic. It is exceedingly pro- w coal-merchant, fur the buble, from many coosiderattoor, that their obh- 1 : struck against him. quit, sill gradually di etuish, until the Nestor ICA left st to the Jury. coincides with the ecliptic; the nights and days ether Ford had entered will then become equal on ihe earth turougLiet tut nesoierchent with a view year, sad probahly the seasons oleo." ' trading. _.-____z inent's hesitation, found MARK/tn. .ut, declanng the coat- -.... 0 .-. CORN EXCHANGE. A104111A14 Mane 4. --- Orr market Is tiveilnad , d with Vilest of all &metalline, • LIRT, Menem 4. the weekly supplies being much lyre., 'has the silky, eau take off, and even the locus iamples were with dive, ' sold this morning at an abatement of Is. per qsart.r, hit IoPS g.. 14111 BALDWIS, the second and referenr sorts were totally gemsbalth as 4 ',six TUC mow. aas. prices ilumin.l• In cuuseque•es of lbw wiesitad dannsiss. tiros of the Chancellor of the Excheqoee eel to a/lew the TB. dnetios of Os. per quarter no the sock we head es die Stit marriage. lostiloica bY the of July, the maltaters Ihronghoul toe Itiagdaos have sim- • spat mu of the Earl sod pooled making any more Mali this mimeo, which Withrow. I greesid of franinieut met- the country markets into that state of stagnation that seteles e being OM • miser, lliblor o f Ba s hi could be effeet.d, and the Barley trade is Mark- man" of his lawful guardian. loot is completely paralyse,, for no retaliators weeW bay a IS thro.gh II" "Hit." very bootie! to-day, even at a reilsetion of frose3s. to Ia preps:- el to she fraudokst coaceal. ter from th e price. of thin tiny welt. The ar r i va l s of °war e cof both pursues, when t he very large, yet the demaad for fine cern was tolerably gilt lug tilt ellemeel, the hiker- at t a m Illiwiclay's quotation. Beaus are fall Is. perils- " a sa i hr "Ft b e st a les t lib e l lower. la other °rocks there /goo alleralvaa. nevi by them) that the party CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. f iblir .._"'P reatale4 lb " the y Wheat, Kept mEmen 34. 513‘ Grey Nave........ ma ti t s net t he marriage wee with .----- Sofirilk.... Ns Ms Small Beta ........Iht 231 its cobeernedi Dabodyhat ---Norfolk.... 44s ISO. Tick ditto ..........101 tie bring genet. Ther ef sem Rye ihe cove, n related la tie lied, sod the circsiestasees esirkry lb* Via Poland liagn . IN 24. . 0 Malt 464 544 Fend O&M .........14. 70. Id he so doubt ibis mgr. dolest and false character. White Pam 211 Sift. per ark ....10. Sl s i :t i.• of mantes Is which bases Bailer. 28. 30. Rape Flour , seed, per 1a5t..301 HI r to otter any obsereatioss is - , permed by the determination SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mousse, Mance 4. • ai d which most go to H s , There *IS a very full am het this mummy of all doicrite - 51 , 1 ,,,,,, , er ,,,,,,e, 0 p, oe s e er Hoist , id collie, in con•equ•ncie of which the various priers ird with lionefide. It is sot of ail kinds of meat are much lower. Nu Airma. M. the Straw, and Clove* The fullowiag is a cor tall be hie:mical games of dm Pence at Hay, ism .r practice is c ommies rest stateuieitt of the prim' and numbers :- if a permute 'brad have Daly To sink the offal per atone of Rib. limn, sad should use ••y 8eef....25. 6.1. to 3s. 81. Head of Cattle this lay: 4be sufficieist to void such Mottos 7s 6.1 to 3 , .. 44. Beast. 2540 the identity of an original Vere1....3. OA. to Ss. 44. Sheep . .......ISSOe 'dace Act; but it is binding Park... 2s 0I to 4.. Od. Calves 1(0 • fides or that good faith Lamb.. Os Od. to OA. 04. Pigs I It. "ling noon the party is, that GUILDFORD, Menem I. which they may be known in Wheat, per Med • Bl -a is 171 10s 'act Om object if idastity sad Old ditty Of 0. to ISt ihi erring, Act. These dimerva. Oats, per quarter Ol ISa to 11 Ss used it. the Court of hags Barley, per gnarl!" • 41/ 111. to 11 3. e'e Reports. With regard so Bemis, per quarter ll Os to 11 104 'ermined, that one MM. oat Grey Pease, per quarter l/ 4. to 11 71 incisda several, AO dot they Rye, per quarter ..... .... Of Os to 01 lis [dewily. Now all the question - _ a sufficient description of the NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. tat party might be boosts mod (By the Careless.) coosideration, what is diereal Beef .... ta nd to 3. 04 Veal .... tr Ild in 5. pa rbaptlual is thiscesehad bees Mutton.. Is Od to 3s lied Pork .... Ss Od to Si 01 I mingles; that his real name PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. 'quotes Scarp Edward-Stan- sr. late EE's. WHITFeIIarEL. .urd Harrisons says to the s son was tamer by the sa d t h e yrieute of the Straw 11 7s 04 to 2f Os Oil I Clover.. 410.04 to 401 S. . 4 04 Lin, oily by g ig said sin . c if to ly ver 3l 3/ 0 1[0s 0 Otl it t o o 4 4 1 1 1 4. 0 s " 04 i l S li t a ra y w7;l 3 l l 111 10 .04 84 1: 614 ::: 61- 11-N . • 5,155," to she euriusion of PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stoat of Bib . Web appeared to have been .r Price by Tallow (aa stated by the Tallow Welters) 3' . lit. tl has sworn further, that,.. Men Ile said magas. Thus COAL MARKET, Masai 4. by errerol amiembers of tbe slips ., itierbyt. fillips sod. pride. • s Items bseg fogiber asallseird 83$ Neweaitle ly, which wag marked by she &iderhied . ' The Learned Judge ob. 8...-...--. r . on ibis part of di. esse, and -- -._.. n reference - to the books of PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. •• Argosies" owly was until. Bank Stock..... shut. I ay' was the BM. ()rope tiro- 3 per et: Red.... shot. India Bonds...3rt 40 I , - . t ard" the name of the other 3 Per Ct. Coos. 7sifisl Ex. Bills. 5.... ',out. I s :ant to the Dame of " Ed- oin church when the banns 34 per Cent....... 50f I dia. I pr. inv. 3 per CI. Ant. 70, ire coachaded the same of 1 4 per Cents shut. Ditto Small... 2 4 pt • au , ori of the Earl of Herring- .5 per CI. N. A ts. 102 !a 4 l Cone. for Ac..... iggt •,,) nseqwertly not subject to any _:-------------- Ise Act • mad the same with MA RRI AG ES. h that of Edward was a bap. • , t t could a l.: considered • t. At r 1011,7.:1"dautoogb. S daughter tit Isaac ac iiir os Phe ale " rd l : es ui tif • sa d 16, 1r°t is kil ue h u e l • El if not a (gr- in the meaning of the Star. Georgetown, elcceaord. m r, ibis was ISO %Carriage •t all. On welln"lde, los% in Cu mh-a-. the Rev. Ws. Sa r • stain from giving any uptown ,he ... PO 0, be, SI .A. Lirnivu•iit.C•lonel Dashwood, of the 3d . BM! Hart. of Kiennei' iination of law might be in 14 r . ""ii " or Sir Ilemll Dafb . - - 0 s e g e hi. sederteinartorwsohueldlese. iv With he refer. Barlow', l i Zt r k it . 6 o . : K fOf .c ai s h . ife, to Caroline, foerib eisirgliter of DEATHS. the Court held ties', though • , poi 1 u , 1 &otter. scowl the menisci.; and therefore , Al Flumes., on ,she lot alt. Lora Howe . i. ei h f l i ' , e i a l i t i sat n my y be obepa porn,rt ,f , top tier n da i l c at: q v:debt, at Prospect, Crawly Kilkeeny. tbr''' .• 1 subject to Appeal. ewe of the Moat Nob', the Illsrqsire of Sligo. ..=...-- ed out on Friday night, g for the tuotiou of Sir p. 77 ..,, , 'eduction of th e Lords of HIGIL ers 7 .4 TE. I III 4 A ar T iorll LONDON E RZ BRIDGE . 4 E 3 THIS afireili 1 1 1 .1 A V . i , . z ... : 1 24 . it:Le: and otrer P t h u re hl ( : )teh hie z d a.. a N t e T i ffi rr li , sellniaßlT4l,lolby I) 6 R Pi co : l ;d . 1 i -- • - •0 4 141111042/ --"e - "" - N.. . . ..... . .. DeasY. i. • t• 1 apt e. by Maleyl4 to 1 apt Brother to Ao. 7 to 1 q.t Sp-omit tool• • to 1 apt Wh.lebo,e 16 to 1 apt Staimford, set 13 so 1 apt Laedarape . of &as 13 to 1 apt IMid.useee► I3oto 1 apt •yc•raz or aoy t• 1 1 opt Cecilia Me other. OA ZS. • Ili 3 agal OM ISi lO I GSM Wafters 7 W low Parasol • so I eggs lippirrigebst. ti to 1 apt Itgegros 011001.110WORTII. 0 h 4 apt Illessogarr. ill SW II A OMIT STA tMC 1 le 1 apt Sow /T. LEGBIL. 9to 1 mot Marisa 110 to 1 it Eopbroopoo 10 to 1 apt Swop IS to 1 opt Stamfori colt 14 to 1 apt Ajl2 90 10 I apt Prom. MN CHAS S. U. Jo Hite, Esq.'s fox hands oil Thursday at Heel, date. The Sarrey fox hounds used ea Thursday at Beaky ILIA and ow Saturday at Keaton. The harriers stet every day. ROYAL MINT. Os ',Jetty a Ime deer wse tweed mit before hie Majesty's star bawds, et Ashford; the day being floe, the field of sportsmen woo sureeross. The deer at first starting took towards Chertrey, esaltbsg to the left through tLe escliraorer, wises he ems w th great swiftness iOWIIIIIO Waiioll Bridge, where be crewed the Thames to the riled of Weybridr, and took acrriss the country towards Guildford, to the right, back by Cobham. In the course of the chase, the boniest's sod bounds bad lost the deer for some time, bat fraud it stein, and screwed the dam. The deer then took slung the Bagsliot road, round by Golden Faroitr's Hill, where be was moor takes. This remarkable fine deer Yes sear ►ia hours, which caused she death of sums of the horses, tie chase brio; so keg, and the sportsmen riding- one against another, to prose who had the beat borer. FUNERAL FROOll29lOl'l OF T. couiTisi Yesterday morning the remains of the ishrol highly ►expected Gentleman were removed frost his late residence in Stratton-atreet. Picea& I ly, fur interment in the family vault at Wroxton Abbey, in Oxford shire. The procession heg■ti to move at • slow and solemn pace, soon after nine o'clock, iu the follow. ing. order : Ten horsemen, two and two. The plume of feathers. The Hearse, bearing the armorial raruicheons of the rosily, drawn by six doe black bones, followed by three soommiag coaches sod six. The deceased's private carriage sod four. The prooeeuioo was then closed by a long train or noblemen and gentlemen's currisges. consisting of upwards of forty, including those of their Royal Highnesses the Dykes of York soil Sussex. the Daft ess of K‘t, . *weds Coventry. Stewart. Cawdor, &c. &c. 4c. WINDSOR, MARCH l a —On Saturday his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE arrived at Frog more from Bushy Park, and paid • morning mit to the Princess Atiouifia. His Royal Highness returned to Bushy Park at five o'clock to Avner. A Paper of yesterday says—" It h whispered in the highest circles, that the Orley of the Garter, lately sent to the Danish Monarch, wits riteparatory to the demand of his daughter CAROLINE (aged 29), in marriage for an illustrious personage. Mrs. BUNN concluded her engagement at the Ba'h Theatre on Tuesday last, playing Quiets Elizabeth in the new piece of Kenilworth, fur the niueteenth night. This Lady's benefit was one of the greatest houses ever remembered in that city, the house being literally overflowed a little after six o'clock. From Rath she proceed. to Manchester and Dublin, in which latter place Mr. limn is about to produce Kenilworth with great spreirdonr, for the express wirers of introducing her &the theromer of the .Q•oess, which has created se tes precedented an interest in Bath. *•*. • • The F.ttryaless. Captain curromi, with R. Fissim.Tost. Esq. Ambassador to Naples, oo board , which put into Plymouth on Sunday from Ports. mouth, soiled on Wednesday with a fair wind. ."''.."-- • SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, MAnce 4. There was a very full loss het tide niormai of all dowdy linos of (Nulls, in consequence of which Ilse varicose prices of all kisit• of meat are much lower. Nu 'Hamm* is. Ile prices of Hay, Straw, acid Clove* The (idiom% is a cor rect btatment of the priest and numbers:— To oink the offal per atone of elf. 8eef....25. 6.11. to 3s. 81. I Head of Cattle this Ray: Slums 2. 6.1 to St. Beast, 2 SRO 0,1. to Ss. 4d. Pork ... 2, 01 ie 44. Od. Lamb.. Os 04. to 011. 04. Mies? .......114 00 Calves ISO Pigs GUILDFORD, aL■cn R. Moot, per lad • B/ —a se 171 101 OM (lilt; Ol _OO lo 11t Q Oats, per quarter Ol lba to 11 as Barley, per qua►ler ll/ IS. to 11 3. Bemis. per quarter ll Os to 11 104 Grey Pease, per grarier lf 41 to 11 71 Rye, per quarter ..... .... 01 Os to 01 tts NEGATE AND LFADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Corms.) Beef .... to Od to 3. 01 Veal .... I. Ad In S. Pi Modloa.. ts Od to 3, Ski Purk .... 4. Od I. N 0.1 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. IT, simraes. WHITFCHAPEL. Hay 3/ Oa 0.1 to 41 4. 04 Hay .... 31 IA. 4.1 to 414•111 Straw II 74 rki to 41 0. Od 1 Ctover.. 4101 041 to 4 1 15's Od Clover 3/ 109 Od to 4110 s Od 1 Straw.. 11 5.04 to 1111 Ia N PRICE OF RAN RAT, per stow of Elib Price by Tallow (u slated by dor Tallow Heller"; 3'. 141. COAL MARKET, Masai 1. lb* 81 York's. Shope Auld. Pride. 631 Nescaole 8 Aeolic:laud PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Batik Stock..... shot. Imp.. 3 pri CI. Ant. 7 1 ! 3 per et: Red shot. India 800di...3d 1 3 3 per Cr. Coos. 7sififf Es. Bills. 9.... 1,9411. 34 per 90f I dis. I pr. 4 per Cents phut. Ditto Small... 2 4 pi. 5 per Ct. N. A It. I Num Cons. for A r...• • 79:it MA RRI AG EN. At Charleston, S C, Mr &entree I Retire. of Toti" 1 "! to Ebro, daati►ler of Inane Danford, of Balla, tale It Georgetown, de used. On Wedoesday Ise% at Chatham, hy she Rev. Ws. Sw im., M.A. Liewieurut.Colonel Dashwourl, of the 3elywirdre ►rcuud win of Sir Ilenry Daa►eood, Bars. of K 1010 0,41 Park. Oadendehire, to Caroline, (mirth daae►tn of SW gat." Barlow, K.C.B. DEATH& Yesterday seanlibt, at Prospect, Conaly Kithessy.Ebr a • topher Hio. Crq. At Fleretwe, on ,the lot alt. Lout Rowe Brouwer, strouci one of t►e Moat Nub*, the Marques of Sbfo. - - - - - MON MITES AT LONDON BRIDGE. THIS DAY. ifersiefig 14 ale( 12. &rain 43 doer )2. Pritord s. Pabl'abed at THE BRITISH PRES and THE'GLOBF. (Mee, N• 111,1itaad, by 6 CUB!t• ELL, of the Suomi. ■ Mr: ■ I C k. -1. 4 s la