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.111 ' I F'~;• .t ._ ,t ¢. , 0 . DIMNESS IN THE HOUSE OF comiansa, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. -!!Tw" . ismar d,asitlie elligiefitor of tbs *Ologwor. tie rata., twee wit agreed to, sad Maki given t ie a r r i e. it. Mudas then resumed, Od the bo 'stetted to-morrow. MUTINY BILL oe Om Odder of the Day toe the ietilbil Ai= Sir. NUMB mac and said, it was his lei tsie the House molt with say diaeresitito tto tillelielbelpft of the Bills it would be mune 4*ov/idea lo Ile Rdose if 114 debate were taken on plug Ii to theVOelibibilie. Re eraiiiti sseeett galenist it wee his toterittrie to latriphiee • clause to Amami* what power his Majesty his tis without a Court Martial. Mr. GURNEY hoped 'het 'OM ntrillOrr ti..ld biitiß be. • Owe the Horse the question of eilltatiemst f 1111,*litelfhis csssidertd a rryiog grievance. Lord PALM ERSTON owl, that eft/Meg could be Writ fair thaw the present ryitess of enlistlneet, Which left it to the optios of every as whether be would ealist fort of years or fne life. After a few words front Mt. BENNETT, the Bill tea Met a 'retied time, and o.dered lobe committed. Mr. WETHERELL asked, whether the clause ?likb the Hooottrable Member for Aberdeen meant to propose r tended to question the power of the Crown to dismiss °dicers eel a coon pianist? Mr. HUME said, that was the very point. Mr. LEAMINGTON brought itp the Report if Igo 4*. oilitee epos the Silk Manalact are. The restifitews win arr. ed to, sad leave givro to bring in no other ordersof the day were then diverting Boe.e adjoarsed at halt.past eleireu o'clock. MIS DAT, TIIMIOAT, NOTICCS OF MOTIONS. Coifed Dories—Collection of itto Revesse. Mr. Timms. Courtessy—To refer the Poor Rate Reforms tea Committee, with lustrurtions to cassider tbs form sad glace °bolo* such Returns is future. Mr. Outlays/I—To consolidate Veerant Laws. illr;Clieteyod—To facilitate summary proceedisgs berets Saslsiratee Sr Jabs Nesipora•—Select Committee to examise into Om lot mods of earrsion into effect the Itenolsitiou relating to Ills distillation of Record Volumes. mar•simanT. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. laid Normasby—Motiss relating to this oats of Joist Postmaster Geontal—to redoes the number. Mr. Fraiklanil Lewis—Bill to alter sad sand Mt Tors. flit Late. Mr. Husam—Retinis—Ordssoce. THURSDAY. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Mr.lllaberly•-.Au luquiry into the state of Public le. einem Mr. Crervey—Motion on tbe subject of the Board of COG. Mr. Secretary Peel—Seleet Coinssiltee on the Potice of Mrs Metropolis. PARIS PAPERS. et tai w art' IM oi LON DON, TUESDAY. Aliacii it. isa. Taois t MARCH 7. The school of law war closed yesterday by order of the superior authorities. Every thing was perfectly tranquil last evening with regard to the Nlissionariee. M. Porte's, professor of natural low, bid hime - elf a few days ago Will down a seditious placard, call ing upon the students to join in the won't., of which the mission at the church of Petits Peres was evi dently only the pretest. When this estimable irides. star began his lecture yesterday, two or three hisses were beard. The disturbers were immediately at tacked, end driven out by the sound majority of the pupils; but others, armed with canes did halo* having came t o th ei r assistance, the tumult was re-, newed iu the square of the church of Si. Genevie►e, at the other division of the school of law, whither the students had proceeded in a body to hear the lecture of M. Poncelet. The venerable Dean, M. Delvincotirt,and Messrs. Duranton and Poucelet, proceeded to the scene of tumult. Already the combatants, divided into two bodies, appeared ready for action. An imposing majority had rallied to the cry of " Ilere the Roy alists—Vise le Rot!" Another band ranged theta selves again►t their, uttering direr. exclamations. To the cries of " Vive la Charte—nothing but the Charter I" there was mixed, es is attested by persons present, the expression of the most se ditious prayer. It is said that money was dis tributed at some distance to men dressed as trades men. Tue Dean and the professors exhausted all their efforts in vain to quiet the misguided youth, whet the genad'armes arrived, and made the cham pions retreat to the courts of the school, and barred the passage. The young men, among whom irri. tattoo was increasing every moment, demanded the removal of the getbstiarmene. M. Durantoo went out in his costume of professor, harangued the students, and then the gensd'armes, whom he prOVinled upon to withdraw. The students then spiced over the square, and the tumult recommenced. The repre sentations of the professors with difficulty Imitated the riot, which did not end till half-past four o'clock. The young men who had at first dieWn hostile feelings to M. Portels, appeared to yield less to the remonstrances of their professors thau to the number of their atitagliniste. THE BRITISH PRES S. The plan for reducing the navy S per cents. , was made a subject of discussion yesterday evening in both Houses of Parliament. The point princi pally urged in either House in opposition to the sneuure related to the competency even of Parlia ment to effect the redemption of the five per cent. stock, oaten iu one case a Welvenisiiiib t o nritiee were previously given, and la ruanal bald twenty. tire millions had been actually ittiii*d Go* the total amount of the natiood, debt. laid Gate should construe. relating of greet diontry ; iry of a debt, , hick, in for de. seem s to be • • . _ - We diabt or ditcaty pots the netererly of klieg kls ivrera ,11110 tarelredronth'i notice of the tntitirdia of the ' 'Urea 'to Trefoil the interest is the 5 per . ienta. Lord Ltelirtibt Itifibefbed the Rothe that iiiiseots to the proposed seherse were entered on istardsy to between 3 end~ *OO,OOOl. In the 'Whose of Cotillions the Bill Wes read a third time mod pared. and it was determined by the House diet the Blink of Engl4l4 should receive upon the tricreased capital of seven 'millions the allowance for trouble and Malikement of SOO/. upon each mil lion. si is wiuel in cases of lotto. - "Colt of the Elm%Cm& made his . :.;,-~ . re, thought it desirable that the House of Lords shoe e co* leo' 1..., the opinions of the Judge's upon the conatre moo tion of M OP the 37th statute o f th e l a t e King misfit 1e° 419 to this point. The qiestion certainly is one of gre I. I" i mportance, as it aff e ct s th e f a ith o f the croontr3 and if Upon the point respecting the necaleiry of leo. pteri ous ' re d emption of 23 millions of the deb a° some doubt or difficulty may be felt (which, it deed, would of itself . offer a oalicient reason for d wring the opinion of the Jarfeer),.tbere . seems to I Ws ..- . .••••• `..... . 4 • . - The friontised exposition last night respecting the 'steak and character of the system of retrenchment noon . which the Ministers of the Crown acted during the last recess of Parliament, in pursuance of the votes of both Houses. The principal part of the Right Honourable Gentleman's speech referred to the superannuation scheme, by which a certain gradu ated proportion is to be taken from the salaries of all civil officers under the Crown, for the purpose of forming a fund to be applied to the support of re tired and superannuated officers. The moat In. teresting portion, however, was that which spoke of the reductions that have been effected in the several departments of the State. The public will be pleased to learn that from the Civil List a reduction has been made to the amount of no less than 75,0001. I rtir. In this his MAJESTY has granted 30,0001. u year from that portion of the Civil List which re.: lates more immediately to his own personal ex- • Yews ; 20,0001. have been conceded from the laries of the principal officers of State, and 45.0001. Grim the appointments of the officers of the House hold. The reduction in the public offices of State is estimated at 12,000/., and in the department of the revenue at 66,0001.; and a further jiaduat reduce tion, estimated for the present year at It,ooo/. is to be accomplished by a diminution of the salaries of office as the present incumbents retire, and new oS. cers succeed to the situations. The result of thS b boors of retrenchment in Ireland presentonly of 31,0001.; so that the total amount of the present reductions extends no farther thin 1 . 69.0001. a year. Promises, in the mean time, are largely made of fe. ture reductions ; but the utmost exertions of the Mi. nisters of the Crown, not sparing even the Civil List of the Crown or their own salaries, could effect no' greater retrenchment in the immense establishments of the Government. This extraordi nary result of such disinterested labours is the more remarkable, as the Ministers themselves at the close of the last Session of Parliament voluntarily adopted the estimates of 1796, as the'scale by which they proposed to re• plate the future expenses of the eutiiirt. The Csrancettoz of the ExcHEQUEVI speech is fraught with very minute details, which of course we shall not repeat. it Will be seen that he concluded his exposition by moving certain resolutions relating to the eatablishmeot of the superannuation fund, and that those resolutions were agreed to by the House. We have received the Cork and Limerick Papers of Wednesday, and the Dublin of Saturday last. At the Special Sessions at Limerick, on Monday, two men were tried on indictments charged with being out at night after the time prescribed in the Inaurrection Act, and two for having powder and 1).11 conceited in their houses. They were all horiourablysicquitted. The Court regretted, par ticularly in the cure of one of the latter, WILLIAM HALT. a respectable hunter, possessing property to the amount of 3001. a•year, that be had been Vut to so much t►ouble and expense. The hour pre scribed in the Apt is nine o'clock. Tit Form.—The market yesterday looked op. Console were 79 money, and 7911 for the account; Navy 5 per Cents. 102111. Little or no variation in foreign stocks, as there was nothing done of con sequence, but all were rather improving. "l'he fears of approaching :rar on the Continent seems abating. . - Letters from Buenos Ayres, dated the 24th De cc:fiber, convey the decision of the Admiralty Court it Santiago in the affair of.the ladica, detained by Lord Coctfitaut. Both the vessel end cargo had been condetinect, 144 wire to be sold by auction. At the requert, hoWever, of Sir THOMAS HARDY, the proceeds were to be held over for oue year in deposit, iu order to afford time for subsequent judg ment. We are sorry to learn that the typhus fever, which has so long been prevalent in certain districts of this county, dues not abate in its violence, but that, on the contrary, at Bletuterhasset and its neighbourhood it continues to spread very much. About three weeks ago, Mr.. Betties. of aortic!, died of ibis alarming visitatiou. as did. !sat week, her daughter, in the prime of life. Many others are now lingering under its malignant influence, which is spread to an alarming degree through many of the neighbouring villages, reaching as far as Aspatria.—(Turbale Journal.) SINGULAR Dtscovtair.—Orr Wednesday, the ilth ult. Mr. C. PuTsuaY, Landing Waiter in the Customs, seized two spars on board • vessel called the Olive Branch, of Plymouth, Jour DOR WARD, master, which had arrived from Jersey ; the spars having been imported under a wrong deno mination, were remould to the Custom-house. On the Friday following. one of them being cut, • hale was discovered bored in the middle of the timber, and the cavity filled with tobacco, a plug being drivels into the large end. The tobacco taken out weighed above toolbe. A man calling himself CillAoLte Wyss, who came passenger in the Olive Brent& has since acknowledged that theism's were his own property, and that, unknown to any one, he fitted one of them himielf, and rammed in the tobstico, but had the mew , ' CHARLES Cams" put ou . them, because his mother's amide.' name witiCismi. He is now in confinement. iwilii y,. ~-a • • " IatitYdNABER PA RV I ts. The Wartpds and Mamidosea of 'Cholnotodeley eater. faired a party at (libber Oderilay, a their how* in Pieta. dilly. Tee Marquis of tAilidows entertained • dlrtioguisliod party at dinner yeatorday Utt Eetodown Howse, Berkeley *Roam. The Coasters of Pews esteretios • dististraisited party at diaper this day, at her belie is Hill street, Beilreleyequare. Thu Earl and Countess of Morley eatertaiset a party of their distiagaished friends at dinner yesterday at Kee Howse, Knightsbridge. Dowager Lady Nesse bud a Meet fashiosable party yes erday 'eosin at her house In Albemarle-street. - • FASHIONABLE NOVIIIIIINTS. 3. The Earl and Covello* elk. deilialas ;ad finally ar. lath on Saturday et dr Mat at Blackheath 'NO 'heir coat Is Cornwall. Earl Stanhope has teTt Invia for his mat in Kent. The Connie's, of Dysart has *reified it her hoses Is Pali mall from her teat, Hasa Haase, Surrey,, The Hoe. Mr. mad Eke. Tolitsiracte left ebtlail of ale. einton's house in Sr. Javaresuissiiie iiderdaj for their 'Meat, Raretleld Howse, Herat. Godfrey and Miss Ski tit tbe Watedoo /trays:street, yesterday, for Salk . Mn. Bois Milts lift town yeetimliVlPM iskipplb la York abbe. .• • . Arrivals at Thomas% ns Motet, Bereey. , sqsave t l — ' too Duke of Hamilton from Peri% the Xarquis and Mirchioseas of Bela and family frame t h eir vest Seohand, Lad; Emily Rialto. from a tour, sad Mr. and Mn. Hayward from &a fordsblee. ' Arrivals at Mivart's Hotol, taw* lireeksbleat Earl of Kalinin from Paris. hard .018401 from Lord ' fiegent's st Liteye, Burkt; Mia. Osmoses "aiid from their Seal is Herta, Sir *sly Lipplamttli Bart. trout Verillagapioll, aid General Church** hip seat is Herts. Arrivals at the Coburg Hoed, Charleneireet, Groareirer. • shear* :—The Hoe. R. F. Gresilk from Eiltatom Captsin Maths frost Hers; Hon. J. Caesefry aid the Mimes Coven try from their seat, Rishtipsgale; <NW& Gregory front a tsar. R. H. Made, RN. has lefteditte for his seat, Statimore. Mr. aid Mrs. Morris sad Amity arrived yestordax at Kirkhasn's Hotel, Lower Breek-atrem, from their seat, Charlewood. • imams optaA•tiouss. Last night that established favourite of the pub lic, Mr. Marital'', commenced the season under the most flattering •uspicer., with • series of new entertainments, entitled his- Youth/hi Dor. The story commences with his earliest infancy, apd is continued through a variety of "Musing ad ventures with such vivacity, that the attention of his audience is never suffered to abate. His travels, in the course of which he iutroduces several remarkable characters principally belong ing to the stage, afford scope for the display of bas wonderful versatility and powers of imagination. Amidst the brilliant variety and entertaining dis play of the numerous scentund characters intro duced in Mr. MATHEIfri Tairlifill Dar. it is scarcely possible to select any particular portion as distinguished above the rest; Suffice it to say, that the performances were received with the moat rap. tarot's applause by a crowded and fosbieriable au dience: we particularly noticed Ai girl and Countess of BLUINTON and pasty ye gilt dress circle. oLywric ifoiares. This interesting little theatre continua its career of success. In addition to the varioiss novelties already produced since under the new management, a very successful piece was brought forward for the first time last n:ght, under the title of Giooassui iw Botany ; or, The Libertine Trcusvorted. The parodies are judiciously selected, and the whole of the performers exerted themselves with a degree of success that drew forth repeated and deserved ap plause. The piece was announced for repetition amidst the plaudits of one of the most fashionable and crowded audiences of the season. The Earl of LONSDALI, we sre bappy to State, his quite recovered his sight. His Lordship took an siring yesterday in his carriage in the Parks. Lady Mmtv Butte, we are concerned to state. still continues much indisposed at her father's, the Earl of DARN MIT'S seat, Cobham Hall, Kent. Mr. HARRIs, we understand, has been for Some time in treaty to let Covent Garden Theatre, as in the case of Drury-lane Theatre. A corre spondent states that he has actually concluded a contract, with some highly respectable gentlemen, at an annual rent of 13,500/. for a term of tea years. The management is to remain as at present, with the exception of Mr. HARRIS and one friend. The two silver cups, voted as a mark of respect to Mr. KLAN, by the inhabitants of New York. have poured through the Curtom.house, duty free. and were forwarded to Mr. KLAN on Wednesday last. . The Marquis of BLANDIPORD. now on a visit II Galloway House, hag bagged, within six We e ks, n o less than 1171 coupFe of woodcocks. killed by his own hands. t .1 4 1 •. On Monday sr'nnight as Lord Mtvrcii was hunting in Walton Field. the horse . on which his Lordship was riding, in taking a double rence.4o. fortunately fell down, and precipitated him on 'bat. head. Surgical assistance was immediately ren dered, and his Lordship is now, we are happy to say, fast recovering. The affairs of the booking-Wage of Mr. COUTTII 'have been made up since his decease, indit is said there is • balance of 670,000/. due to Mrs. C., which sum will be proved under the will. . GRUA? Success AT HAZARD', !—On the First Day of Drawing, Tuesday se'nuight. HA;ARD and Co. shared and sold the following Capiials:— % N 0.46 7 4,, 120,0001 2,290 2200 2113 2,000 . 11,f01 ..... .• .... 200 2.306 i .., ..' ce The Seeped Day of Drowns will be PaiT TERM DAY, 14th o f *pee k The Wheel is eatrerweb ries, It ..autos Foto . fif 110,0001. with otben of .2,0004. 4MOf. All m o sey, sod sot Two olsake to. a Trizis. The hot draws Next Thanalaf will rerliw s o , o o4l.4ickels ma' Shares ere Benin at HAMAR* nod Ca.'. o ld bashed sita &m ama olliewa, Loyal .Ezehmt ienite i At• tP S= e c yriy Dss4,Osforet.ittoot, IDAsass of Illwafiew•ottilit) sad i Arab is sii ths prissipl Goofy Iliwas. -.~~: sii lIWR bER OP MRS. DittlArrY. i iabrATl sR Or Tim Mutes, el; Mt bed* eb letoMilfitt is list IlieVn •—•-• At as OM 17 Leer boat enrols, Hateetil-garden, aid ell the sitiits aid anomie lembog iato it, were crowded to eatois, by penes' r onions to hear the result of the ecaMtnatien Morrison at d his datiglater.in.lew, oho were appreheoded tN hasivician c 'beim( eimeerled is the atrocious =order of Mrs. Decal ly, of Robert.dtreet. At. 'love • o'clock when the dice opened the PASeelta here brour*i up from Eagle-street watch-hew. •Illledod by aliige rime of constables and patrols, sad followed by an i eat" hi crowd; they were brought up the Rain-way le rear of the oMee, nod admitted through the . pirate door of • plietrehee seed Mrs. East, Ina watchman, and patrol, were the chief evi dime, bit they elicited nothing in addition to what has beim already set before the public. The Mitres/ Wows tie time the deceased bad been are,; is conversatios with her neiglihunn at the dmr, sod when the crime., murder were hear I , Was se short that it was supposed she marchers had rushed in suddenly and instantaneously committed the'fival deed, bat from the time they mart hare bees aelmaug the property found reedy to be carried off, it would appear they had tees priviously concealed in the huure. Thave G au iros bar seems the area, upon which apprezed foot marks, sedate° on the will of she parlour wiodew, and the window-board close to the outside o f th e street-d oor is broken, from which it is iuferred thry effected an entrance that way, and dragged their wain - tomato victim foto the pimp. A turner, in whose employ the Prisoner Bardeen had worked, attended to prove he bad not left his shop till eine o'clock oo Saturday eight, aid the landlord of the Cobham Meat public-house said, he remained at his house &rioting with some frieeds till about the time be was takeu Into cus tody. The iustrument with which the horrid deed had been renimltted resembled • long butcher's knife, sad from the circumstance of the prisoner's wife keeping a hotelier% shop, hones sispected. The deceased had sold pictures last week for which she had received 111301., bet what has since become of that money is sot yet ascertained. The hingistrate peel. posed the examinatioe till two 'o'clock, sad the prisosere were locked up in the strive, room. The primmer, were spin 'mitigated before th. Magistrate alter. o'clock, tied after hurls; farther endued they were discharged, nothing appearing to criminate them. Entry drawer is-the home was opined, awl the mutest' packed op ready for removal. CORONER'S INQUEST. A respectable Joey sat at the workhouse is Gray's Ise lane at three o'clock, and having with the COCOliff, Mr. literlint, viewed the body, which lay at the house In Robert. street, they returned to the jury-room sod received the fel lOwiug Mr. Levels Heasley, 42, Great James -street, Bedford-row, surgeon, deposed, I was called to &Heed the deceased os Saturday night last, a little after eleven o'clock, et No. 10, Robert ofreei; I was informed she bad bees murdeted, and therefore hastened instaotly to the spot. Os enter. rig the boost, I observed the deceased lying In the passage on bee right side in • sleeting pansies, the heed being ea the floor arid against the partition sear the parlour door; the lower extremities woe drawn op, ,and *theft leg was Iliac over the right ; there was a considerable quaintly of blood on the floor, which had flowed some distance, and there was blood also ou the wainscot. Tbe ear-riegayepre torn from the ears ofthe deceased. I was was desirodudfass ' minutiae if life was exited, and I found, although thereat* still some warmth Omit the chest, that respirptioa sad dr. ("elation had entirely ceased for some time : the extremities were quite cold. I then proceeded minutely to examine what injury had been inflicted to produce death. I fumed • deep wooed es the left side of the seek, passing from the je. guise vein Is • naafis' direction towards the wirlsons, the isstrsment having divided both the internal sad eats:root jeweler veto aid carotid artery. There was soother wound on the right side of the neck near tGo hack part, extesdlsg towards the irsoeverve preemies of the contort wirtebre, probably inflicted with the same hirers. meet as the former wound. 1 should think it assist have bens pointed doable-edged knife, or souse instrument of that hied, probably abuse half as inch acmes the blade, that was used in the perpetratios of the horrid deed. The other Injuries I observed were a few slight bruises ea the legs and arms, asd the forcible refeoval of the -rag dolor off the left4taod, it was cat off at the armed joint, and probably by the same testrognest with which the other wounds were 'melded. Ido sot minder the wooed at the back of the neck would have gassed sadden death, bat the division of the large artery os the left Ode, which almost immediately eomenonicates with the heart, from Use sadden rush of blood which it would OCCII. Bios, was sufficient .to mese iestantaseoss dissulat SOD. It rniehtl be as well to litestioo that both the wooed* were stabs asd not cots, therefore the instilment met have bees sharp related. The bruises that I have referred to were is all probability produced by the stritgliog of the deceased either prior to her receiving the seam& or at the base she fell. Mrs. Sarah Chessie was sett examined, but added sights' farther to the evidence she gave at the Police office. Mrs. Mary Earle was next exesnised. The evidence of this witness was important. She deposed, that attest • quarter before nioe she was in heroes room on the first floor next door to the hoese of the deceased ; she heard Peter Blacken and another man tasted Archer, both Joorottlitoo bakers, talking to the last witting is her room, after which they west out, and Mrs. Chaste west eat the moment after, sad beard her kw* at the decesserre door, which woo opened by the deceased, sad she heard theta talking, mad knew their voices ; shortly after Mn. ascetic returned sato her own hover, sod is lees than Gee minuses after she litird the screams of " Murder !" four different times; she fiat thought the sound proceeded from Mrs. Classic's room. and rest down stairs to know the cause ' sad met Mrs Chessie Is the passage ; she asked her if she had heard the cries of Murder l" she replied she did not ; witness thee went op *sin to Mr. Wilsos, • shoemaker, who was work over head, and asked if he heard any cry of " Murder t' Itle re plied be bad not ; nor could he in consequence of the metier, as be had been using the lop-stone. Not being satisfied be aria west to Mrs. arcane, and said she was sere there was seesetbing wrong seat door. Mrs. C. replied, it could set be, as it woe not more than live minutes sises she had bars talking to Mrs. poetry. Warsaw repeated *gain her saspl clone to Mrs. Cbessie, that something was wrote; they weal to the dour sod knotted, sad called as M. Dotted], het received so answer, and they soak so farther entice till the \Mit \NUM come roved calling the hoer of sloe ' which was asst mos after. Whs. witness first heard the shrieks, she then heard the Ain't door of deceased's house vieteefly slammed le, and ties she beard the tritest( " Murder!" . ' {bet's all she knew. Mr. Jobs Moak, the washable of the sight, William .W•ltori, the watchnoss, sad Milian Itolson, the patrol, were meat examined. Their 'eidetic. west as to their eateries 4e house and }iodine the body, and was is every respect the essie es given before the hisigistrate at Hation.garika. Mei Ann Tense, the young woman who, with her step. burr, we n IS custody on suspicion of the murder, wee seat iingsmieed. She deposed as follows : Sbe lives at 16, Bakers-row, Clerkeawell, she ocesalosally attended us the deceased.rtear two years; they agreed very well togerlse,r, hot sometimes there might be • trifling terrace about something; witness lived with her mother, bit came sometimes in the middle of . the day to de ' odd jobs or go of messogro for the deceased, bet came to sleep titer* every night, she sometimes came. there At eight o'clock, sad sometimes not till past sieves or tweet. du Saturday lea witness left the deeesr d at halt poet seven in the morning, asd leaviig her • loaf of bread did sot return until about half past ten et nieht, when she foiled a crowd collected before the door, and t h e. howl of the 11•11114111. Witness kat so sweet-heal,, or other porno fame to Omit her at thedeessesd's, *either did she ever =the ottinstion of the house ho say person, nor say sespicios of whom * murder was committed by; dor:beick door was nosy, bolted Epth day and night. AU whet* Isom", of the jeerer's*u bakers is that Peter Weida OAS Maw . Nee. Doester, abs eripbew, he'd so vent good • aril" the deceased Witness dose ow mow gm property w dionsed sight hive Is the bow. . 1 ~'" ~ ` '.~1.. 6. ADMIRALTY collar. MARCH ii. THE JULIAN A EAST INDIANAN. Dr. LUIIIHINGTON stated the Gets 9f this rocs arising out of the recent melancholv .shipirrecit.ota the coast of 'Kent of the Juliana List batsman, the whole of the crew having been lost, with the exception of two seamen ; on whose LehrU he now addressed the Court, in support of a dais* of w.grs, resisted by the owners. The Learned Doctor baying esseloded his 4 t..• meat, sad Doctor Jaaaatt having been braid on behalf of the owners, Lord STOWRLL acid, tie should look into the cases cited, and give his opinion on the nest Court day. • • . ••'.' • ‘: - • . . f • libeepial i oilli p . fortja ars reir of dreswel ionise illtpoood, bitiream Al aid 70 eoleurit on fluinro. ) 112 4 kad . t.lie be( o 114" , .ur; ;I* grO"Oti d bat ha took so partfealsr notice of h ;—eb• did trot ;am.. obste, or loot eat at dee wiadaie ; bat tagoitti * C T beard or OW asardes, sad atippases tie node he heard'.,. SP* b hilienedsrerdslikittg his escape. Iniklttb Ape% Roberieitreet, rest inter to &consist ..• was ia bark kiicbska Odors oieweehieb all Selo. • day algid ' • the besret pea{ soils is deceased's hones. list the street door bang triiiiaitty to, sad beard too and lu mg h. • talk blotto* so soil.. at die time. • I ._:4* Jury at leo o'clock returned norther of—" Nerdy agaiast soots perm. or pentowl ualtooira." • 11 An.sgz Al TY st,Asti,v• as. POLICE. 110W-ITIt Yesterday Thom/ (Wpm sod Mary hie wife, egret khorged before Air Richard Birsie with r 0140 611 tie IltPu• of Jobs Lanier, is John-street Christ eboreb, &sub where they lodge ' d, of • silver lib 1116p0i font aoverelps, arid various articles of propirriy, eilusb were traced to barn bees pledged by the female prhower. Michael Toomey was charged with • sjolent ossaillt upon lobelias. Lee, and Ahem piing in violate her persoo is M olden lase, label/too, on 'today night.—Ho was ordered to find bail. Jams Saunders wu brooglie to Ste 01See by lard and a party of the patru4 wisseipprelsended bile yesterday aw, n. log at foot o'clock, at Mouat nevem, Hotosey, with • guiltier of yow.tree mid boa Is Ns possession in a sock, with a saw and two large liaises. They proved to have boon cat fro. Wes In Mr. Barnet's seiniery grounds, sear the spot eery rreeltly. He was convicted in the pemally of bo., mad 10s. ilia moose of the clumsy dose, which ►e not ►eing ald• to pay, was conwa.tted to the how of tomato's foe throo weeks, and to he flogged. LICENSING MAGISTRATES. Tceterday a my nomerous and respectable anendog of Licensed Victuallers, sad others commie midi the liceno. log of public houses, took place at the Freemasons Tavers„ for the pontos* of taking late consideration the case of Mr. fames Meek, formerly of the Gives Mae , It. Jobe". lane, Clerkenwell, whip bowleg oat his berms to ISIS, pre ferred_ it bill of iodittineot ageism &r Metboalci Coaawfti ;rCollie., Esq.. sod Banistel.l4 ills, fee. stine of OS otes of dm email of Middlesex, who were on the 17th ef Ilebrwary last, tiled there're in the Court of It fife leash, and convicted of bowing maliciously refused to great. • liceoeit to Ms. Mesh, • Mit J was bleed Is •ho Cbair, a 5ee, .&050 03 1 P. seeks of applaedlog the conduct of Mr. Mee, couarasekadag I gam so his success, and rseammeediaa • saboesiptioaaciesiessaify bias for Ids ex peas's, was proposed sad aasaiamodp agreed so. _ THE TU Itf. BITTING ROOM—blermAY. MAIM U. 911117. . , to 1 opt Opera: to 1 ant /11114111110111 N 7 to 1 apt Wholeboso lb to 1 opt Antall* 7 to 1 opt Noir/ lb to 1 apt 11 to 1 apt Limbo:op* 17 to 1 apt Iftbin. - - OAH. II to I opt Pastille Illto 1 sort Motrori • to I apt Cat 11 to 1 apt 7'inity'llelat. 7 to 1 apt Rosa . n. seise. 11 1. I got ;The Seep d ,64 "ape Kraal' 11 to 1 Mit 1 Ati.,-1 art N• 17101, ~~ „ ', i 3 '~ ~ 4 TH GREAT TROTTING 1112VIMIX • -am.- . The two great trotting roaches in nom amp was pending , were decided yesierd i sy. Son lasesodiaiely macerated the Tattersall wen, was bemuse Meow,. Dyson sad Figlder rue 100 seines% on Skabikly Cosearom. TM distance was, the.. ostici..lo4 beikse•Stse 7i o d oil Mr. ppm. The bones are the male at Ist* trotted the tbrec wiles for 300 'okras, vit. Mr. Wilkes, tarrying Mc and the slate coloured A merit's, carrying 'I let. which wee woe by Mr. Wills,. Th.s ;patch ass thin wade jar Mr. Fickler to Weide Americas Wm", end Mr. wh o is sere than two stove the 'waviest, the oissieg Wee. At startle' Mr. Dyson took the teed, aad without poshlog the bores, kept k durum the ram, sod woe it cleverly by about seiressy yards, sod his ',postai is,,, could [et oflo with him. Nettbor of the harms broke trout the trot, Amid the watch was dose oithin • stesodOw t wo or les siwukw The other watch was fur s stalks of 600 (miaow betwees e ware, the property of Mr. Folenood Bosverle, .ad a Mr. klestgoesety's bees;, to trot twelve-soils and to cavil ten . 0 1110" cub. nos dorm over a swiped, circle In Osei allaPT.Park Lnra, iho soot of Mr. &bury. Teo two silos were dined by lbo aspires as follow, is Ilsollose sin. sec. Mr .1 0. t IN let II eill. ia • 411 Mr. llNia 41 1 • _ ~3 am. .... it rip . T . 4 0 4 ditto .... 4 „A ..../W.... r .... 1 44 i Jane .... 4 a .. • { X 0 *fie .... • . ". 1tr.1144•4144 Iwo h 114. eLlogrilka. . • throiVtliolle has iedeotly lost hi. se)trable •rer Behliaere t . by a sodden death, at the b'L ' Ud• loop, gear Chester. . *A faiaarite horie, the proPerty of HtNAT WA L l_lipi Es+ of . lied ti eld House. Dotroo, died a few ays since, at the advanced .ge of 50 years. . . PELssco.—Ou Wednesdry list a match was malt at • Net.. Graves's, foe Seal. 71!4de,, bitumen the 'oboe! pugilists, to meet early tMay. Fifiy .piroo - ds aside were dep....sited. It ;expected_ to excite colisiderable iaterest itt the -tiog tr • i 1 - I-. ... . *, .4 i~ ,• '2. • • ..4•440 A. ' ;~~~ opurtisig eieclek . Vartiu is the favourite. . .4 . . 'The following doting highway robbery took plate 'on Thuisday the 411th ult. in the broad tight of tre' .41114 - • eun..the time beiug only hie* a of the gesso- jug :.....As . Jinni, Tissusur si .st . obeey, AM,' , uof • h titter. .« Pf•ce4.l "'wet br '. l 9,oa N to Hid.. 'hem Justisia. echo *ark. ~ 1 Areretticked. seat tt . i. 7 wises- ' 4 : pd py -to Ist:citvOklasatiksrhisf :yr , * over his face tie fold /*Aram Sokk s ,i • . 4110 1 t4 oh. . ' ed. Shte'doeir4 Jp- w 1 , f . diugnit o ood, sad thee viith bis libl-thk ‘" r e f , ~ i a...„ c - 1 ••••• i —ftirlesk Journal.) ; - , ......71 ., ._ . , . 4. ... - iii