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l' r other particulars of this affair, have not yet trans pirtsl."•—(Brlgic Journal. ) PARTS. VIIIRUARY 1 . CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. After a longterm' animated debate, and the rejec. two of several amendments that were proposed, Ike tint article of die LAW respecting the journali wk. put by 16 President, and carried alter some °pp°. " Vo joornal or periodical writing dedicated wholly or in part to political sews as 4 mehjects, ■nd appearing eit►er regularly on a certain day, or irregolarly, mid in nowt_ hers, can be ►stablished or published without being &ethy -1 iced by the King." This enactment doss wet apply to journals and piniadical publvslititios ezistiirg on the Ist January, 1831. NANTES. FEBRUARY 8. TWELFTH IifiILITAKY DIVISION. °Kora or Tllll Dst. Three men of the 13th regiment of infantry of the line, equally unworthy of belogging to that corps and to the Fieneh army, hare yielded to the peifidionv reprematations of some factioov prison., and, false to their oath, to their K.lie and country, bite entered into a plot against the se. conty of the State. Whst has been lie fruit of their eolpable dereli►tion and shameful defection ? Decrieed in their foolish hors by the tithimailable fidelity of their comrades, and unmasked at 'owe Ivy their chiefs and tnfesiwy they have taken Right, and their instigators bare rapidly followed them. Won wen do justice to she 13th regiment ? Scarcely in. formed of these criminal design■, it manifested its profound todigustion. It has imaged itself around the jiaq trifkout spot, and there, in the piesi•uce of the Lieutenant• General, it has sworn to di fend it until death, against all the inaeltism lions of the traitorous and pe This noble example is proposed for the emulation of all the troops employed in this division. (The semaiiiihr of the Order is wearied is entering this reromemendation.) (Signed) The Limeteaaut General oft the Twelfth Diviaime, Commute DESPI NOIIIB. The gendarmery have received orders to arrest, wherever they can he f..tind, the folliminr indivittual..—. Fraocais Xavier ita)umautl, Lieutenant of the 13th ►egi tment of the line; Francois Delahar„ Lientenant of the 13th regienrot of the bee, sad Chevalier of the Legion of Honour; 114111 Louis Gamelon, Sish•Liestrnasti of she 13th regiment of the line,,and Chevalier of the LPrioll of Honour; Benjamin Francois Furore, retired officer of cavalry of the -Gttrde. ettevalier of the 1.. pious of Honour; Wrier,. an officer on half-pay of the Es-Garde, Chevalier of the Legion of Honour. DUTCH MAIL AMSTERDAM, IMBRUARY 11. A Committee has bees formed at Ans•terdint to collect oubwriplioos (or the relief of the unfortunate Greek., who, on account of their religion. have been obliged to leave their own country ■nd simians all their property, said are no. fUglii,ei dispersed through various cocaine., where, *hot* to one mil/ion and a holj. His plea further tenlello plates • transfer of four millions from the finied debt lodge unfunded debt, which sum is to be advanced if the INA a &gland, and to be applied In the way of loan to the relief of such parishes as may feel must severely the pressure of distress. Seek parishes eft to pledge their rates in the way of security for the repayment of the loans by instalments. We aro siso cerely impressed with the belief flint the partial reduction now proposed I. the war wilt duty will produce no injurious ignore open the total amount of the I produce of the revenue, fur the increase of consumption, while it gam some assistance to the farmer, will likewise eumpeusate Is the Treasury for the isomisal reduction in the tax. The Noble Marquis informed the House that the revetment the country is in a constantly progressive state of isnproms. meat, sad that the exertions of the Ministers during the Inet reams sf Parliament, is forwarding the great work of retreat*. meat, have not bees iliac. The mueslis fur the present year will phew i reduction, as compared with those of the year preceding, to sti amount little short of two millions, su that they will be actually less then the proposed esti mates of the Finance Committee by the sum of 1,170,0001. This principle of reduction is out to close even here; every opportunity of pursuing it will be seized, and the Noble Secretary expressed a hope that in the next year another Million may be safely takeu from the general expenditure. Allusion was made to the scheme of paying off the four sad five per cents., but Lord LOIIDONDEURT did rot intimate whether this operation was to be effected by transferring the stocks into the three per cents. or by *an issue of Exchequer bine. The Corn Laws are to be modifi ed, bat the principle—the evil priociple upon which they are (winded la to he preserved. The modifications extend to the prevention of a sudden influx of foreign corn in the event of the rise of prices to the ate • sets now eperified, and offer an encouragement to the native growers to warehouse cora under certain lisnitatioas. These are the points of the expositiou to which the Mini.ters have so coullileatly re. (erred as the proof of their power and williezness to afford relief to the country. The pressure of inainv debars us from saying bore upon this subject at present, than to ex press our belief that the Country will not be sanded with it. Lbrd Joint Russtu, rare notice last sight is the House of Commous, that un the 25th of April he should submit a motiss is favour of " a m e re efficient represestation of the people is Parliament." The Noble Lord did not specify say particular plan of reform which he might then propose for the adoption of the Howse, but from the valuable exertions of the Noble Lord upon thin subject, daring the last and the prrcrdiug Session of Parliament, we Amy presume that Ida plan will contemplate a grades' correction of the most noturiuus existing abuses of she system, by she oreuiosal removal of she elective franchise from the route boroughs to such large and commercial towns as Are at present wills. 1 4 1 111 01 111 111 -~- 11 1. • ' 4, 5 MUER AND DUCHESS OF CUMBERLAND. MERLIN, JAIII/111IT We hear that his Royal Highness the Duke of Camber land will gu neat spring to England with his Consort, and t►ere is every remits to suppose that the Royal pair, we .rie"" differences having been arranged during the King's visit to Hanover, will now permanently settle in London, only visiting the Comities. occasionally, and that an addi tion will be mask by Parliament to the Duke's income,— (.Vareiniurrg Correepondeut, February 3 ) FASHIONABLE P. 4117111.1 Lady Owydyr had her first party for the season oo Th re day evening at her house in Piccadilly, which was very fa. shionably stiend.4l. Lord Melbourne entertained a select party of friends at dicier yesterday, at his house, Whitehall. Countess l.ieven has issued cards of invitation fora party to-morrow evening, at her house in Harley.street. Lord Holland had a party at dinner yesterday, et his house in Old Burlingtou-street. FA': MON A BLit' MOV RMENT& Tim Marquis of amides returned to town yesterday from Stowe, Burka. The H.rquis of TitcbSeld is expected to leave town this day for his lather's (the Duke of Puetland's) seat, Welbeck, Notts. The Marquis of Camden left town on Thursday fur his seat, the Wilderness, Kent. Mrs. Mari s arrived yesterday at her house io Parliament. street (tem her seal near Fertybridge, Yorkshire. Mr. and Mrs. Kett sad family arrived yesterday at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from their seat iu Norfolk. The Earl and Cuuute►s or Galloway are expected in town on Tuesday from their seat in Semiarid. The Hon Robert Smith, H.P. retuned to town yester day f►om his father,* (Lord Carrington) scot, Wycombe Ab bey, Bucks. General Fermat- arrived yesterday at Kirkhora'e Hotel, L,wer Brook-street, from a tour. Deportee's from ditto: Colonel &Tama on a tour; A. Gaiter, Esq. for his seal, Pentey Hall, Lancashire; Sir Edward Baker, Bart. on a I lour; and E. Morris, Esq. sad Soo. _ - A DISTINGUISIIND TURK TURNED N. Osman Aga, a Turkish Greatly., Ida the Chief Officer of the Viceroy of Egypt. being disgusted with the dogmas of the Koran, determined to embrace Cb • - amity, and has lately arri►ed at Rome for that purpose. He is accompanied by nine domestics, four of whom are thalami-looking blacks ever seen. O. the Corso the grand attraction is this Turkish Nobleman and his • fur , Week - . now fugitives dispersed lbreueti various c"u'unr's won? , --- '-'"` -“" s"''''''''''' '""' us 4 " "' proem ""'" I Nobleman sod his su it e; fur - hia black arid white smuts-- POLICE. . tom. 6a. treks they receive assistance, they are exposed to die for out particular representatives. ! all superbly babited, generally accompany him. He has C .-The politic sale of Coffee yesterday eausisfed o f a ' -ns -sr- • .. 101 casks 156 bags British Plartatius 163 casks .11811 hags want. A great uunther of petitions were presented in the early brought a considerable treasure with him, which tumbles him h e The project of law fixing the new fluty upon wise cos . to of the evening from the distressed agriculturist., cons- •to vie with the richest of the Romans. Os Easter Sal sudsy ROW-STREEV. Foreign ; the former went off rather ' heavily, last al priers Yesterday Thomas Chandier, • • baker in Turnstile, Bel ; , . fully supporting the late advance ; tbe latter cressisted al a TI War 59 articles, sod is followed, like the other laws, by us . the ceremony of christening him and all his household will we the penalty of 71. ss. and costs; Tor . parcel of fine ordinary Cuba, small bean but rather fin!, sad rapi•nalory memoir. The duty is to be rams florins per Platairg of their sufferiugs, and prayieg fur relief. be performed in the magwillsent church of St. Peter's, in born, was c""ct'd in two. .... . sedlieg lour . quarters sea lsis quarters loaves, ,riell• seldloBs. 6d. sod 109 s. 6d.; the remainder, pod St. D e . Bs barrel (hectolitre) fur foreign wise s led for wine of the the presence of his Holism the Pope, aad all the Cardinals. '' Slap in bbds. sad bags, which chiefly sold at Meld. growth of the kingdour 1-40 per barrel. Foreign wines to We have received the Paris Papers of the 12th, • :Zmbn." -- ",•••• blot to their due weight twenty-nine ounces. Jamts Trail was charged by Mr. Thomas Blake of Me+ ' and 108 s. El pay on importation ; indigenous wines at the time of the and the Journal de Paris of the 13th, the letter by THE ' CHASE. fair, asesic-seller, with assaulting him on Thu rsday night There were no public sales of Coffee this foresees, sad mutate. The deduction for lees cannot exceed, for the red • Pr wines, sit Means (litres) for 96 litmus ; for the white wine express. The project of the law for the repression of —+.-- at the masquerade at the Kent's theatre, very little bosom doing by pelves contract : there ems ter f Re,gr ra r . Muscatel, the • thcs of Brionne, lc . 14 litrous 110 ..- Mt. Illeynell'a fox booed, will sett on Monday next, at The Complainant, it appeared, was is the character of • more sellers than buyers. the offences of the public press was discussed in the Stone's Curse; on Thursday at Canon ; and on Saturday at Waickluals• and the 13 ` . " 1 " 1t be " inla6 Y ibE him by Push- Rust, BRANDY, nod Hou.sews.-There Woke consider. DO ; sod fur all other French, Spanish, Portuguese, mid 1:sli le wines, 10 litmus in 913. Chamber of Peers on Monday, and referred to • Com- Rough Park-each morning et half past ten o'clock. nog up against him •he was requested by the Complainant able business done yesterday ill Rums, but today the re- 711e following is the stitesient of the presumed calls of . Earl Fit:willies's hound, wilt Meet on Monday next, at to desist, bet would out, and he was therefore gayest in q uest is tint as brisk ; the estimated sales within the Sr - The Chamber will not meet again until the Griaseshaw ; and eau Wednesday at Santry Guise-each day charge to the constables iu atteadaace.-He was ordered to are 5 0 0 puncheons: the late prices are fully aeruseesed.-•-• i the 1 . re aaaa r, which see to be provided for by the Adininis. miller. D fiud bail. Brandy sad Geneva are ln d.ation of the domains:- Committee shall be prepared to make their Report. at ten o'clock. Tt _ To make good the difference between the hod. Fr. get 0 the espereies and the receipts of 1621... 4,000,000 To cover the deficiency in the revenues fur 1820, The debate ou the project of the l aw of the journals was on the same day resumed in the Chamber The Earl of Scarbrosgh's hounds will meet on Monday next at Osberion House ; on Wednesday Ili SWIIIIIOII Wood ; mid es Friday at the White Houses-emb day at hslepast ten. IRELAND. ...--...t.....,.—. . . Urea-Whale Oil is higher ; there is a considerable re- , l . quest, sod the advance in Tallow hat aleuthre ff ect of in- -previa; the searket.-Seed Oils are rather lower. . Il I • 11, and 2! of Deplanes, but was not brought to a final close Lord Yarberuuglis booed. will meet this Joy at Kir. • .Rice - By public sale on Wednesday , 768 barrels and lulf 1 1 To meet the deficiency which may be found to mintiest Vale; on Monday at Wathe ;on Wednesday wk &by DUBLIN, FRBRUARY 13. barrels Carolina Burp, new, and of a very fine quality, sold exist un the tersoliation of the labours of the General Committee of Li q uidation, and for the payment of what may be doe to Foreiga Powers ear their sebjects on account of bpi- on the le h. Beallsods; on Friday at Herareham; and eau Saturda`y at The Five per Cent. Commis were on the 111 h Chace -hill-each day at (*nee o'clock. 89 fr. 25 c. Batik Actions 1,553 fr.-The Fire Burton Hunt -Sir Richard Bulimia ho unds w ay ill at stetm i t a Monday at Fordinworth Grange; on Wed d G The Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's fl , B auc h resigned his high office on Saturday last. On the •eame day the usual letter, recommending the r . ree ra T r i n y t a Lo t 3 :- .6 T d he a T 3 :l l l . ol. market restates in the same tut. certain state as lately reported : fur yellow candle Tinos, a9a. fid., 595., aud 5Ss are repotted • ; we believe 58s. ed. the • a 1 . ( i stations not yet closed 6 .00 0 ,000 per Cent. Consuls on the lith, 89 fr. 50 C. Sol•eitor-Geueral to be his successor , was dispatched Bertou; on Thursday at Blasksey ; and uu Saturday at ' " " (Inuts'i".• Wit" two 1 1 17% there hive seore••if i l'u increase the special fend steatitic-4 to fortify ing the southern frontiers Fur sfe acqulsition and furnishine of the Palace Of the Prince of Orange, fur the cumpletion 8,0041,0110 —..--- We h are received German Papers to the 3d inst. The affairs of the Greeks in the Morita are repre. Lame/4th Bridge-each day at eleven o'clock. to England by the Lord Lieutenant. Mr. Bush. The Gillingham fumbounds will meet Tuesday at Vfilksby has taken leave of die Courts as a practitioner at Mill; on Thursday at Huudleby ; soul on Saturday at Ri h -each day at Milepost ten o'clock. P-1 the liar. His Patent be immediately expected. . i ltienanypurchases, as the buyers tome given their atteutioo the inferiur mad Suap Tailors., of which the queenly sold considerable at •n advance of le. a Is. The Town Mid • may ' • is to day 565. which is 4s, higher thaw last week. . 1 441 1 of the Royal Palace at Brussels, and for the On Saturday sennight Ste Richard Sutton's fox-bounds, It i s . understood he will go the Leinster Circuit, err , setite d as wearing • favourable appearance. They threw we' at Stapleford Moor, end started a foe with only whicn commencess ou the 11th of March.-(Dahlia t repair and rebuilding of the edifiers is thatlll city, destroyed b y the fire on 29th December, have obtained several advantages. th ree legs, which ra n i n g r an d s tyl e (Jr a quarter o f au h our . Freeman.) The Sophia, Merrikin, from Newburgh fur London is sop I ~. For building ships of • ar 4,050,000 The Lomeli' Hunt is now attended by • numerous and CARLOW, FEBRUARY 11. elevated party, all of them 0 oit.and oilers," is the field, The following is • copy of • letter to the editor pe m se b d . t 0 be lost with all the crew, near Heligoland. The Doke of York bound fur St. Michael's, um beck to. • I a s We have received the Cork Papers of Monday, displaying iu the sprees of the chase, generally, a " bit of boon Monday dismasted. To rumple's- the great communitatios is the of The Carlow Morning Post. Pressed ar we are The Nile, Bridgestian bound fur London. sailed fres' bo goo v d rin tr g u h th u , n " tu, sh o e n wis a g which the !wavy Lincolnshire fields .., , it , 1 ( kingdom by laud and water Total 13 ,00 0 .000 and the Dublin of Wednesday last. They con- ...,______ . Fr 50,000,000 tam no new outrage in addition to the long are a iryinggsme. Many a eue sky-sraper of tbe eerier, lighter cowry, would be beat dead ...e.i..es.ly for room, we roust, however, force this Pereas-Priseell . st of liecember, mud put back 271 h, ccula statement into our columns. It speaks • language fear feet water in her bold: cargo much damaged, and would he disharged. sta •• ler list of crimes furnished by the Papers from and dead by the staunch bottom that must be gut for that Government, Parliament, and our •gracious irle 1 ST. TETERSDIJR - GH, JANUARY 19. busting with the Burton hounds• and there is not a doubt Sovereign. will understand and appreciate :- 00 Thursday morning a large brig was discovered is the . i -.1 The Servisns have beeo hitherto th e meat ( s oi l ed *Moe- Ireland previously received. The Cork Mercantile that thefleld shows some of the doest flesh in the world. offing of Blackwater, drifting with tee tide. thiriag te the Pe rents of the Porte, and MI the end rs of the insurgents .... . " There is part of so mate, lyiag between Goresheidge ettreme had weather and heavy sea, no boat could pcit off reit • • 1 to shake their fidelity were fruitless. It as said and Graignamasa, just out of lease, by means of a life drop- ill her assistance. Ilth Friday :awning at day-light, List. Millais Government bas bees so far well incisord to let dispatches, laid before both Houses of Parliament, VeILENI'INES. ping, which bas been in possesion o f the tenents' forefathers ; Dipol e R.N. cuairnandiug the PetYflliiVC Guard at the • •C , them have a form of government of their owe, a Govern. says-" The only remark which we have this day to r- cud the same day that the lease was expired, the landlord, T ower , o f C a b are , •rcompan i e d b y Captain Barry, *pat t E 1 meat and a Supreme Council, composed of their own coon- but fur some time pest doubts hays been ester. offer on these communication , , is the manner in It I. supposed that the origin of Vale n ti nes was f rom ore Valentine, •a priest, who lived is th e thi r d century , ari d wine who resides I n this county, t oo k p roce edi ngs aga i us t th ese f or Lloy d' s, b oarded her. She was laden with iubshitants of Eden, to turn to the r o ad a b ou t f or ty l ugge d , an d h a d oat a . ou t on b oard. It is b ed too with limber, water- ;reliable trysts ; ! tithed at Constantinuplc of their fidelity, and it is supposed *th i :en r. tile e, rari'. Provost of Bandon notices the slate spun his being disappointed of a Bishopric, forsook the I families, et this season of the year, without knowing whither that the entire crew perished, as she appeared to have sue Me that they have • tweed sedermanding with the issargents. Cb a i . • faith. He published that there were (linty gods to go, or what ludo ; and though offering three times the rent erred much at sea, pert of her emu ter-deck hoeing bees Des I The Divan has taken bark all the privileges Odors (weeded of his neighbourhood. The houses of the Pro- and godd , fifteen of each sea, whum he called Aoses that they formerly paid, all was of no use, go they should ; s w a y, with her codea and authors. Ni information was 0 6. • All to them, and already Tnthish tr o op appear ism th e frontiers. testate., lie says, have been esclusicely visited Crags. His followers, who were unmarried, usually met to- then seeing no miter alternative but force, and roused by tainsd which euuld lead to the discovery of her name. By 7 -(Ditch Papers, February 13.) by the White Boys. Ought not a sense of Mr par . getber on the 14th day of Februar each year , d e the cruelties exercised 'Oen them, they are determined to the greatest exertion she was towed a distance of time Y " " bchm " lose their l'where their forefather.lar breat h• here tires, - l e a gu es, and ran In close lea the share st Glasscarne, e Pe our of the opposite, sex who were lea instruct and advise each 7 ___________ ________ tiality to have dictated to this Rev. Magistrate o th er on religion.' and other affairs, daring the following Being assisted by their l endsfre and the euuntry, they are she can be truluaded as soon as the weather persits.••• elhe 'f HE BRITT S I-I PRES S. the propriety of adding, that in the Bandon dis- year. Buit soule pt are of opintha that it hail its (nip new assembling under arm . he landlord being obatiuste s ( rs:ford Herald.) which should not be these times, and the tenants driveu to a _. _ - tract arms were es-choicely in the hands of Proles- from the observation -of the birds, who choose their lister shout this time of the year. Is. the South, the first female state of desperation, will, .1 am afraid, be fatal ho the in. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. terms of this industrious peaceable country, as the people ' POl 11 . tints. Therefore were they visited ? It is paio. a maw sees is called his Valentine, end cies versa. to the ate LON DON, Church mi Rome they choose their Patron Saint on this day, are much auuuyed by such proceedings at preset. Bank 5t0ck..445 244 f 1 l i o nd di j a a S ß t o o n c d k e. ...24 77 2 76 l It p d r 3 . • I lot to see efforts thus made, by interested indivie fin the year etratiag, which 3fr: Brand supposes was the ori- "Itusto be hoped, that II will set be the mesas otariet: 2 " • ) ing Petters or the Ailey into the country; if it be, we know •7 8 ! l in . SATURDAY, Vacuum,' 16, Mt. eels, Is give a religious Moor to the unfortunate gin attic present custom. _ ••3 per Ct. Red... 7811 I Old Ann. 1 who is its fault." ai per Ct. Cues. 78iik 78 I Et. Bills, ft ..... I,ooof. ill disitorbarces that now distract this past of the king- - The interest universally excited by the promise of Lard • . 0.. , . , . . . . The Earl of Lowlaithen seat through the operation of 3} per Cent 8910 I 74 5 pr. 44 thatm. The torniustion coot eyed its the remark o f couching yesterday mornini. Hi. Lordship wao as well as ‘Ve understand that it is in contemplation of Gn. 4 per Cents. 9 9l± I Ditto Small ... 7 9 le. 1 . I.OIIDONDERRY'S exposition of the state of the oldies, - , . retort o f Belldall had been previously ex e ld ey be or e h rt i p:s li t n et . G reat h o p es are entertained of the re. vernmetit to make the duties now payable iu Dub- 5 per CI. N. Au ..105,1: I Coos. for Acc. 7 8 /17 7 1 drew grrat crowds tef persons yesterday evening to the House - the Rae., a Comsnoss. The number of the Members who had swm- reified by the speech of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, tin on articles of every description. *halter foieign 104 104 of PritiCe LEOPOLD arrived at Rome the beginning or of moire growth. imported from England, pay. Bank L. Aim 20i I- 16 11 78 1 l i . - .• bled on this occasion was unusually great. The gallery •P' if i i .be loke n d ob e--h• le ti E lls i th en e A tha dd i re o s e s c i a n si t t l ) i n e I ss io id ue , e , O , f I L:: . d ip s : preprinted to 'Stanger* was crowded to exerts, bat the se. • toannieriatiou within the flues was insufficient err those • • - indeed, observable, that ill all their disconsenta end wh a m an auxi3us desire to learn the sue or the country had excesses, these people nevus uarrelled with the 1.3 u. .111: 01 1 1 a t s h t s. cumitle end purposed reusatuing three some able in future exclusively ut the English port of ••-. Tins dsv the LORD MAYOR will give a grand sootier at ihe Memerro-house to the Duke of YORK exportation, thus assimilating ti . ..- trade between Dublin and this country to the roastitig trade be- tween any two Eliglish ports. The consequence will --.:-....... MARRIAGE. - ----- - Letelv, by the Very Rev. the Dram of Westminster, the . tad awl 11 11 Rev. Edward Murray, screed oos'of the late Right WV be a great reduction in the, clerks and other ex- A draws together, and who filled the lobbies and avenues lead. rernment, as Government ; nor did religion enter slid his Majeetv's Ministers. A Humber of other Lird George Murray, Bishop of St. David's', aad se l dom cf thee hate ke of Athull, to Ruperta Ca th erine, 1 roe to the Howie. Te e esina t e y will see b y oar ' ,p o rt of the largely into the motives or peetexts of their outrages. persons of distiuct ion are invited. In the eveiting Nuts* serreary's exposition, that their anxiety was well lie made this observation not to prejudge any quea. the LADY MAYORESS will entertain a large and p pexes of the Citstoin-house, Dublin. us the im. union from foreign countries direct, on which Sir George Wright, Bart. ouly daughter of 7 i a reread by the value and importance of his commeurication. nun that might afterwards conic before them, butt to select putty. DEATHS. elope the duties will remain to be collected there, O s the 23d July last, on les way troy Beating to Mullet, fest A .amour had prevailed is, town during yesterday that the suggest, fur their Lordships' cutitoderution, whether The wines at the Masquerade at the King's is j e a o m m e r B r i a r t m sv o e „ ly o i h t e ic s o u n ff s o id ik etahle. pedestrian, who ran 50 mike deservedly mid universally lameated, Camelia Lumley, MX 114 ?eh Mareptis of LeeteoetaitstnY's exposition WA. to be preceded the evil might not lie, deeper its the frame of society Theatre on Thursday last were supplsed byof his Majesty's ship Tepee. Very early in life be west ism • by a Messa g e from the Crown, voluntarily s urrende r in g a then in •ity political curse or relation between the Was air Message from the Crown, our slid the Noble Mar. "'eh .11 was The justice of the received.-It was cheered by tile WRIGHT, mud were most excellent. Had the wit in eight hours un the 22d of January , madertuuk eu Moseley din Vauxhall ard tis • half- t six o'clock, and at flit eight taste mid fl avour, the enteetaintnent of ' lane "r e t Pas hi the night would have been most exquisiie. eight had run 13 miles ;at 12 atinutes after nine, 20 miles • the .any ; besides tbe loss of hie ars, be had suffered most • very old Poet-Captain, to which oak be was prowled fur s dist toguislied costive on several °maims. He had th al I t , 30 miles; at 15 minutes before two, be linishej "Ini"" office sl / 6 " 11 "" wit "' 11.6.4 . "4 " • i h e par r d . ...... calf rits r a e o p eni ni d i er ; ri ru i v ie r :s u m ow fr t u n na b t a lae ve b a er ato n a:i ii r. ho f . i t tie r. ~C n i , r l i a l t .l „ . .irt. . T 'rti keg i e s o KLte r r e ll u tr i s in t i t i "d tra :llt: e K k "lel i t e e d d ic r' e ' d in the milliner iii and humour dm played on the occasion been of cos - the eschews task of matting 72 miles in twelve hours. H e severely from other wound.. Though a voting man, be es' 11 1 EMI sum intimate soy iuteetiee upon the part of the Goren'. House. Ow greatest sada, aid was of mast maestral service to tlis - On Thursday. the 7111 instant, four persons of 50 miles, awl diued; at 15 gnomes before four, 80 miles t' d finished his task of '7l miles is 11 hours 28 minutes in- dap aunt to reeigo any portion of that which, iu the opinion ofEst India Compasy. OD Thursday 1 t a t ten o'clock, a Cabinet Chile (three of the name of Good/ire, and one o f at a two minutes before ale s 72 miles-taking 3,744 me m, Gal vita present 41 •iisters, . natty constitutes the dignity and __ . it. 'IC' r . occupied this morning, we have merely room to add, g thii i : On Thursday morning, sties akw days illness, Mr. "Pll se High-street, near St. Giles 's Chunk. William Hawker Waddell, pastes' roe of Mr. Waddell, • Connell sirs held at the Martinis of L ONDON- the uttlar of C 8 ) wank tor were committed to primal eluding time foe refreshment. Our eulusess bein lull speradeur of the Throne or Great Britain. We see happy, on charges of poaching. They are stated to be DERRY 11. Misters continue iti eh grottos, The M • . • d . d . 11 111 however, to find that the Ministers, in their preject fee the about en I . pert of a gang who lately severely beet young the Suffolk pedestrian, by e tasting his permised efforts to ------- --- -•---. .- • • - lam relief of the agricultural distress of the teroutry, have ItATIOB, gamekeeper to the Marquis of EIIITIR. please, has amply redeemed his pledg e to the public i n s HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. sad A strict inquiry into the affairs of the mint is, we will, es lad Issas apprehended, omitted • reduction inet' t hat seethe h . heat est' • Our of them conducted himself so violently after mina t it le winnow, mad regeeteal credit Mutating 11 after 9. I &resist 47 after 9. sen t understand, isi i olitempla tion .himself.- Bodes Gamete ,FONI• 6 tit 811801101 of the taxes that most severely press apse the his apprehension that it was found necessary tosend " ( ) . oil the 9 th instant, sad it was THE GLOBE Office, No. 127, &rood, fir C. CQ 2 , heeded Wesel. The Marmon , of Loaosuotawr peppered It hiss beet, announced officially that the Post. 1 • him all is irons. -Nineteen o ther p oa ch er s h ave da ns .... Ned iugge roelk sea ßra Tem art y from ► Baltimore for Cork, was Printed and Published at THE BRITISH PRESS asd I is Mkt, fbe wat mall 4NI) Iry takiag off one shallow in I offire arrangemesita, respecting the dispatch of the beau i mpeac h e d by oue of the Goodliffm.N. t %salmi or moll, arluch it es calculated will amount Is Ow swill wail, arc to to cumturtice ou the 12th instant. • feared w o uld he wrecked -tarp expected to be saved. i WELL, of the &mad. I . '1 a ~_ e - - - . .-••••••••-• eernegapowpw eer p e n-wm. 1 . ... ~.,✓. . taw rlvittainNtE. COURT OF KINGII BENCH. Warruntsist, FRIDAY, FSDRUARY 15. Sifting' after Hilary Tern Wore IL LORD CRIED Jurrics mut Cauca Juries. libleitY e. OUBSY. This was se action to rereirer the sum of 251. lest by do Plaintiff (a publican) to the Defendant. The defence set up was, that the Plaintiff had, by bis lest and brutal treatment, compelled his *ire to grit his base, sad that the Defamingt had supplied her with neces saries to the full animist of the Plaintiff's demiod. It appeared that the Plaintiff, a TIM about 40 years of age, was married to a young woman, about 40, and from some eirrumstances, which did not clearly appear I. evidence. he conceived • violent jealousy of a lad, about II years of age, who occasionally assisted in the bar; his sospicioue, whether well or ill-founded, rest to such a height that on lb* 29th July last, he attacked his wife with the greatest fury, gave her two black eyes, and swore that as soon as the house was shut up be would kill her. In consequence of this the wife made her escape from the house, and look shelter at a neighbour's, where sbe remained a few data, when she west into lodgings for a fortnight; after which she west to the boost of the Defendant, where she remained *early 14 weeks, and was by him supplied with chaise' sod other necessaries. These supplies formed the subject of the set-off to the Pleintiff's • Evidence was gives of the state of destitution in which the Plaintiff's wife was when she quitted her Ihnshallers lease. Mr. Noun, foe the Plaintiff, contended no proof bad been gives that the clothes which Mrs. Emery was supplied with after she quitted her husband were fornited by the Defendant, and that the amount of the set-off was most exorbitant, and could sot be eoesidereil es necessaries for • person in the eitustion of life of the Plaintiff's wife. nod under the circumstances of suspicion that attended bee quitting her husbami's home. The Loan CIDER JOITICR left it to the Jury to say, on Ilse evidence, whether the necessaries had been furnished by the Defendant to the Plaintiff's wife, and to what susuust. The Jury founds verdict fur the Defendant. DENT, GENT. IS. M AEON. This was an action by an Attorney of Slone. In Maff.od. shire, against tje Defendant, as the author of an alleged libel which was published in The Moores newspaper,. in September, 1820, purporting to be an account of a triter at the St•ffordshire Summer Assizes precedieg, in which the Plaintiff brought au action against the Defendant, his air lickd clerk, fur criminal conversation with his wife; the alleged libel imputing to the Plaintiff that he himself had had a criminal connexion with his sister.ia•law. The al leged libel had bleu sent by the Defendant fur insertion 'iii 7ha Observer newspaper; and it was proved in evidencety L. Dozatt, Esq. the Editor, and Mr. °Dodger, the publisher, that the publication of the paper on that day amounted to upwards of 20,000 copies. Mr. SCARL•TT conducted the Plaintiff's GM, 1111111111 Cascretzu. the Defendant's. The Jury. under the Leaned Judge's directions, fuesesi • verdict fur the Plaintiff—Damages 301. MARKER'S. COHN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, FERRI:ART 11. Wo had a good supply of Wheat sad 84. ley freak is da morning from Snffulk, prima samples of each sold at Moil. day's prices, but there was scarcely any demand for pe inferior qualities, of which description a considerable g uess . thy remains on hand. The (Jut trade was very Les's, sad she ordinary samples were offered at an shatettiest . 4 I. per quarter; hut fine fresh corn Outlined Monday's gaol, Ilan. White and grey Eras are rather cheaper. i s us h er articles there N no alteration. N EWBURY, BEM, FIIIIIMART 14. ___,............ Wheat .. ..... ,les to 71Is I Oats lye —s to —4 I Brans Barley 144 to its i Pease tus to gb4 Bread, per gall**. Is. 4d. to Is. ed SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, FIRM:ARV 15 There was a asiddliat supply of all deseriptinaa of Cu: e at market Ibis nioruiug, sad prime Meal ebtaimid the pile.. of last Moaday, but the luforiur qualities ate Mwust :s price. The follumiug is as accurate statement of the prices and numbers:— To sink the Oral per skate of 81b. Beet....ts. 6.1. to 4s. 03 Heal of Cattle Otis day: Al tattoo-2s. 6J. to Is. OA. Beasts Vea1....80 0.1. to Os 6J. Sheep .. ... i..... 3.6411 Pork ... 2.. 8.1 to 4.. Od. Calves Lamb.. Os Od. to Os. Od. I Pigs a • e.i l3O _ _.._ NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carton.) Reef .... Is Od to 3s 4d I Peel .... 3s Od to to 44 Mutton.. Is 4J le 3. 4d Pork .... 2s 44 to Is 14 COAL MARKET, FtINIVAILY lb. Ship. al Market. . Ships Sold. Prise. 36 Nesreasilt 13 Suliderlard 12/ 331. Od. lu 431. 64. [From tbe "Leaden Now Price Carrent."j FRIDAY, FEBRUARY hi, _ - Corroar —The purchases siuce our lust are entirely con. fitted to East lodia descriptions, chiefly psreels u( the late sale. The particulars are— _ ._ 540 Bengal Std. a bid. in bond. 73e Surat Cid. a 7.1. The arrivals from the Bth to the 14th inst. inclusive: Pern•mbucu.... 071 Charleston .... 50 Suwas.—The defraud for 1111.1scovades has lately bees rather languid : the good qualities fully 161411111 i• the late prices; the inferior have I n mime few Instances beau par. chased a shade lower. Tirday there is however rather as improvement in the request. The fine parcels of Refined Goods have been in languid request, and the few sales lately are at prim ed. a Is. lour r ; inferior goods are soiree, and fully maintain the late cut. rency, In Foreign Sugars uo vales by private contract are re ported, yea the inquiries after the H b 'lnert/thous bare been considerable. By public sate ibis forenoon, 97 chests Hairensah Supr west at high rates fur the sound ; good white 41s, twiddling 374. • 394.; 2.0 bags 6ue brown Bourbon woe %slum is at !Oa. &L. ■ J .‘7 ~. :~--; 1 :4