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- 11" -- the people front aisetiat iu the Ankle, Magi pair or Wag treated el MB*. Suds a precaution Mews et toast considerable sp. p riors spot the part of the authorities, if not the serious nature of the late traossetioas. The two p e psins, MN. DSUIAWCaT and Da Couacau.se, w ho were arrested es Thursday night. complained to the Chamber of Deputies of the nnjuoilloble harshness with which they hod been treated by the gene d'annes who arrestiut A. They urged the matter to the Chamber Milos form of a qoession of privilege; bat the DejitAies evideptly did nut con sider the circumstances .es deterring very serious attention, for taw a warns diatussiots the previous nueetion was adopted without a divisioo. The Mi.. inners intimated fist a very, dangerous spirit was at work in the capital and the proviuces, and observed that the walls abounded with seditious placards, and that a change in the dynasty seemed to be contem plated. M. Da LA DOVIDONWAYS, who is one of the leaders of the Royalist party, threw out a sag gestion that the misting danger was of sufficient magnitude to justify the suspension of the Charter and of the liberties of France ; but this sally was instantly checked by the Minister of Finance, who *aid that Mei should .not gratify the enemies of the Government by sacrificial( public liberty for the restoration o f traoqsillity. This last observation was extremely judicious. A Government that affects to esteem the public liberty, arms its ene mies with the Mrongest weapons of offence when it violates the principles of the Constitution. General Ileavuou. who made the rash and emoccessfal attempt upou Sumer, is still a fugitive. It is feared that be has more ad herents throughout .Fssoce Mau had been suppos ed, for popular commotions are said to have ae. tarred in other parts of the country. ausultaueoes- ly, as we are told, with his ill-advised project. 'lmports of this nature, however, are seldom want. iog on such octillions, and we certainly receive them in the present instance with slimiest. * It is some gaiishetion to perceive that the alleged out rages, whether they occurred OF not, are all admit ted to Moe been unsuccessful. The military on active service seem to be free from every revels. tioaary or imarrectioami:Mjat. ..• • The recast emettemeitieviefstris tippler*/ have 50kyij0044111114044 Aria %mike state of the miary market I. *gm. The Alliee.par Cents. 1.191411ita1l e. " It is preessood.ll64iltiese allowed for the %elders of Nair, Five per Cris%do express their dissent most be 'start ed, it sot ',flog sallitiest fer gulag through the forms pre scribed at the Bask. The olden esiablialmteut to the book trade ■t Leipsie. Oat of Winans's, was lately sold there, and parrbased by Wm beelmlkr Rosana, at Soli., for 70,000 rixdollare. There to wet to a loom in the bh.ip of Mr. P►Tai fiTtwarrson, Penriih, • web of table-linen, the property of Mr. Janis. of that place, the yarn of which was spun by MART NOSLS. of Punt's, in the 105th year of her age. And it iv not less de serving of untie... that Rosati, the eon of the above Seiwnstsolv, who has been totally blind for upwards of 14 years, is the person who is weaving it. The pattern is 'Luau to wearers by the name of snwr•drup. , hdJDf :IN 1 7M's/000asty sad wtwy Cover Addresses woe 1 preoesisi Ike *any& Wits.t.cetni at the Castle of Dellis oft Friday. A Debits Paper says, 'ls reading his laply to the Usisrs, /Wm. his voice faltered at that past is slick attosies less made So his MAJOSTY. Hie Excel keel, is swot* of his Sovereign, Was alsocat affected to seem is be set, thee, a Represeistative worthy the Ho mei Ms selected hint ?" its Qom% Como, sod Galway Gentleamm bad she he- BMW it Going with ide Excellency Is Ile evestog. The Cork Paten of Saturday slate, that the recent ler tilde examples hare produced so cheese is the coodset of the deeded peasantry. The search for arms Is fiat ecnosty and also I. the comity of Kerry, proceeds with its swat *vivify, The !epode of outrages is the assail of Limerick sherld Ise. resstoid side cootie,. liaos of ate Journals of that city ar pose ready to gi55 4 0,461 se every rummer. Yesterday the Dislttlif Yoke. as Commander in Chief, held a Levee at biz Office in the Horse Guard.. Last night's Gaulle contains an Order io Coun. cif, dated Brighton, February SO, Mt, dispensing with the services of the militia of the (hilted King dom for the present year. BILLS or MORTALITT.—We have inserted be low the hills of mortality for the year 1891, of tbet city of New York, sod of the city of Landes. IC is. general remark, that the diseeeve of conasillik”. titre is increasing in this country, and it has bees thought in some degree peculiar to this climate. h was mentioned a lea drys ago in this paper, that one-fifth of the deaths in this city for the last ' year were from consumption ; and the remark is repeated in the Report of the City Inspector. It will be seen, however, that, strange as the coinci des:ice may appear, the deaths how this terrible disorder in London for the last year, bear exactly the same proportion to the whole number that they do in New York. One fact appears from these statements, which is no less strange than true. The population of London is estimated at 1,200,990--or as ten to one in New York ; but the de iths fur the lest year have been but as six to one iu New York.—(Assn York Paper.) Tea FeeDa.—Tb• Dinette:, are not ineremeings there were very few yesterday. The market was very steady, Wok. ion rather better: Gaels are 781 79 Money. and 791 i foe the Amami; Navy 5 per Comte. 10211 The mown us Monday of stork required to be paid sitr did not ailment to 28,0001. at kat it is vo said. By an ordieuate of the 18th February, the importation, duty Nee, of foreign undressed linen soil linen run, sate the kiegdons of Ilanusrer, is allowed alter the let of Match, 118 22.--(Haaibarph Paper.) A copy el the Intended new Russia. tariff has reached lii. country by the Dutch Mail, bat as we understand that ante articles is it are siteorreet, aril that ethers sue likely to woolen @ r • 'on, we d, fur giving it lentil it appears iu the Arial farm. Ilr .Wr Irmo i-_, maw.. !a • is., lifirptaJ nry. • • tt • t On Saturday evening the KINO had a Intis'ical party in the smell or octagon mum in the centre of his Palace at Brighton. Mr. W...usrtS.Tt. Mr. Vomitus. and Mr. J. B. Sows, were the vocal peiformere, and sung several glees, songs, &c. ilta Majesty appeared highly delighted with the different performative,. Sends) , morning the KING attended divine see. vice at the Chapel Royal. in his P.rlace at Brighton. His MAJESTY was attended in the Royal Closet by the LORD Cltamiloakain, the Loan STEWARD, and the Earl of Itesareok. Among the congre. gation wire the Esti and Countess BATHURIT, the Ladies Biannual', Viscount and %Imamate; MEL VILLE, the Marchioness of CORTROHAM, &c. Dr. PEARSON and the Rev. Mr. Hokaißs. the Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, officieled at the sitar. Ao excellent sermon was preached by the Ile , . Dr. PEARSON. The anthem was, " Thou, 0 God ! art praised in Sion," I by Dr. • Gamin, sad admirably sung by Mt. .W. KR weirs • and Mr. Vomitus. The chaunt etalloseaftlirdi . by Mr. X nye Orr. _, • • , Sunday evening his MAJESTY had p.m imtbmilwgeo mom, which was brilliantly, roe the oseasies. The party who had the, tumour of being invited were not numerous. Mr. Voiditiclf opened the Messiah in a very chaste nod repressive manner. es Ad Mr. J. S. SALE in giving the solo, " Tears such as tender fathers AM." frost RANSIL'S Oratorio of Deborah. Me. VllllOll4ll song " Total Eclipse" with much effect ilia expresaion. with which the Kinn ap. pored much affected, supposed to have brought st= to his recollection the Magieriags of hi* lute r !rather. His MAJOISIIII Is returning sp • .. 1 , ratified with thi . 6loson music of , 4 i,..• O ill e . . li ! 0 '- 4.• ! • 1. • hos gal r .1.1 . - . 1, • .i 1 . ' r .1•TISNIONABLI NO VINERY& .r r 110 .s. 11 .: ......1.....•-•-• . . INIf INAhlofffileittreas resumed to lesm yesterday (rum ibeirealltlM.SMOßP- Olklegalneeillmoilmeiss lows Walley foe Hellos Mow e Ltiestwistilta • ~' i i• -...-.. 1 • • 44,4 end. LadipsAmberall lall ilimuseakeday for their seat, Mums's, Hewes, ReaSe.W.l. 1 lisstil ' Me Jobe asd Leipireessisoiffionffir kik Weerea's Hotel, Regent-st reel, rolloodor, for Ibido NW la Shropshire. Hoe. George Lamb, M.P. arstaatiew Muds, menial! et Ids hews., Whitehall yard, bees betarL Hs.. Mrs. George ILoolb arrived a few days slue Mom Paris. Revivals at the Royal Hotel, St. Jasess'metreet ~.-Lerg Thomas Oren trust his kestlsar's (the Marquis of Exalter) wet, Berleigh, Liorislasisire; Sir John Maejorthanks, Bert. from his mat iii filestlsmil ; Majer lIPNeil from Indeed. Departures from ditto :...01 Jake Mope, Ba i t. r e , Hocks; Has. !Ahead for Paris; Deptaie BIN., lath hum" fur Clifton; Rev. G. Dmitri toe his seat in Yorkshire; Benj. Droltry, E.q. for ditto; sad James Sparkee, Esq. far his seat M Surrey. His Baeelleitey Augustine "Mee and Mrs. Foots, have arrived at Jamie's% Hotel, 111Jamsesmiesat, bus 041110.. hues. . • i..: ..r.i . 0 , ...,t1 .t,,. SIrJ. F. imil Lady loads, soli dm* Aami4lesdond at Hark hawse Is 11i&etree4, imlwiliplyarma s Istiltdbilr weds Tetley Meese, sue RaisitelliwikClMMime • • ..et et , Ovilossel sad Lady Comber -Weed we anthloiti at Theresses Ristel, Sorkeismoipmee. from their aeat, , Ulabnea, Surrey; she Mr. end Mrs. ttlgiuls frees their seat is Barks. PASIIIONABiIi'PARTIES. . 4egaselohnow."- Ylocouotror Hoospha 4 apinu resit for dre lesson cos Woodsy tyrants, at do Green-street, Gros venor-square, whirls was • Megantly attesdel. The draaluvroows were most brilliantly illuniastedwisb lustre., wag light', Re_ deur the distinguished party were— The Duchess of Richasoad and the Ladles Lennox. the Duchess of Mostroes and the Ladies Graham, Earl Whit worth and the Durham of Dorset, the Marchioness of Sa lisbury, the Marehiosess of Londonderry, Coma and Coun tess Munster, Coast sad Countess llYAglie, the Earl sad Casale,' of atibeetarle„,the Earl of Westmorland and Lady G. rase, Countess of Clare and Lady J. Fitzgibbon. the Collates, Gleegall, Earl sad Costliest Venda's, Sir nue. sad Lady Stepney, he. Mrs. Thomas Hope gave a splendid rout on Monday eves. lag at her house is Mandrill street, which es. attended by all the leading sad distinguished fathionablei in tees. Mrs. Mitchell has issued cards of invitation fur a ball en the 14th instant, at her house is Chsrles.street, Berke ley-square. The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford entertained a select party at dinner sus Monday at their house is Cleve , Mod-row. ' Earl Whitworth aid the Duchess of Dorset will entertain a distiagnisbed party to-asorrow at their house in Grosvenor. square. Lord Melbourne eitiewsined es Woodsy the Bart and Coasters of Morley, Earl Clanwillime, Earl sod Casettes Cowper, Mr. sod Lady Elizabeth Vernon, Mias Villiers, Mr. Greville, Mr. Montague, Re. at Air house, Whitehall. ' • The Earl and Countess of Albemarle estertsined a tarn party of distioctios at diuuet yesterday, at their boss. iu St. James's-square. '"' laid and Lady King will entertain a distinguished party • at their house ho Dover.sirret. 1 : 7. llllarquis of Lanai/owe has inured cards of invitatioo fee a party oe Sudsy at Lansdnwn House. IN K . V ie.. Ca mita ter will entertain a large potty this day at Wipes' Is Sauth•street, Park-lase. - * • A HINT FOR DANDIES. General Uwarow, Commander of the Remiss Guards, has Miami me Orate of the lkis, &wino that it is his Modest)); will that the Cootsseeder shall take care to preserve the health of the soldier% hp mimics' (Whine, stud especially by lie 111•111111 to snow of their Islip( denuders. The same estentoso is so be paid to ioreperiesteed yodug officers who from false meioses of elegattco in dram, loiters their ;Malik by laciag tbemaelves. The Princes. Surma visited the Duke of You yesteiday. Earl BATHOS.? Cams to town last night from Brightoo. The masquerade at the Court of St. Peters.. burgh. on New Year's Dor, was brilliant beyond all description. A b•ve *4OOO were assembled in the Winter Palace. _ . -. ... --. The last return of the amount of the subscrip tion for erecting a public monument to the me mory of the late Right Hon. H. GRATTAN, amounted to about 4,0001. A gentlemen. eighty-three yews of age, resident within five miles of Carlisle, proposes to walk to Newcw.tle•apon-Tytx from this place in one day. The distawee is 56 odes. If the veteran pedes trian aecompliab this. it will certainly be a wonder ful performance.—( Owlish Jounal.) .. ~ . ~ Wr , Z 1 j•• FINE ABTA ara. itA .r atiturt. ,„ Apiesaiiitsre,:snalyessui. Itwafl i t te as t:fitooli iiiiiol6llllll4 41,1/16. •The , ere . allAillanaaddhe led watt ediebstatid iit: oe VMaZiakikß e i va lid Battle of Lei * la r &IWO 1 011 Boma of p ow , a 1711. ;hi g h rinng lhileast alit y labours. Some if the, nriedsMiel frost the conteoloo• venous recollection. 111114 atinerra Wale brings to wield the first agitation lowilibe of stlinall Wi n dow caused by it. batsrems ihs bill President Sir 3. RSTD4SOIIII 11114 i Mr. GAMINE, is oval to stage dressing and *W. eat 'painting. The Mid* dad taste of Mr. Witgeldb wailed, sad Itgunt.t 1111 to teensplish his plea rod the stage, while be himself established she princlpls of iss. finality is the historical draperies of poiosi git ., Cicero at lite Tomb of Archimedes ii swift Wain of his line sod majestic pewee of desiphow. What nobleness of taste is the dietnt diapswities d Ilos peep attached to the piles of the so.. Premier is Wm left foee. ground, while the right is throws forward, insmopied by the great orator in the act of drawieg from oblivious the tomb of Mist who bad been first awing this !tilde's of wince! • Aftionp's Address over'the 1,4 of Cesar is nether M in work, which is now 'aided to the selection. the celebrated copy of bit own picture of Itilkwholime d by Calypso is aniilbti' desirvieg tress. 1i ' The Departure of !lariat leiter mins:atlas Abe ant of OVID, and seems to glow with the fire of F.anpresitue. The Landscapes on Windsor are of eery high aid 411,44.- 1 sified excellence. But selection among such crowded eacel.. lens is toss tedious for the reader. There see SI pieces added this 811111041. The Exhibition has now the most spirited assweinsesit of scriptural, poetic, and historic subjects to be found is say Mettle colleelisto ; sad yet them are only a sash! pieties of the chief tamers ut sloisamiderses and lofty-minded artist. ii LORD BYRON. • • Inlkitail, March t, 18U. The Bing bee hemp okaard to great Nom the Right gel seerable George Gletc u ßaroo Byron, of Rochdale, the coosity pastime or ter, sad to Aeaclubella Bareeese Byron his site, his royal license and authority. that they may, la compliance with a clause euntaloed in the Met • ill sad lestarstal of nOlllllll late Viscount sod Baron Weal worth, of Nettlreied, in the county of Soffolk, deceased, the waterual neck of the said Anne-Isabella alirosess Byres, take sad use the surname of Noel only, nod also bear the arms of Noel out,; aid that the said George Gordo. Bo ron Bytom may subscribe the said sispoame of Neel before all titles of hamar ; such arms being Suet duty egampliSed cording to the laws of arms, aid mottled is the Heralds* Office, otherwise his Mejesty's said !icemen sod permission to be wad sod of moue effect : And also to order, that the said royal concussion mad declaration be registered is his Majesty's College of Arms —(Gazette.) The will of the Hos. Dame Judith Noel (wife of Sir Ralph Noel, Bart.) proved in Doctors' Ougassona, on the 22d ult. by Dr. leashisigioa sad ilteimilas William Ridley Colborne, Esq. the elseeutore, hemseeths the prieeipal part of her Lady ship's property m ore under ma thousand pounds) to bier daughter, Lady Bras, for life; and after her death , to her grand-datighter the MoisiturableAda Augusta Byroe.--(0or readers will records. this same its the third Caste of Childs Horold— • Ada, mile daughter of my house and heart"') A portrait of Lad Byrow, deserilsed to be enclosed is a ease at the bowie of Kirkby Mallory, is left to the trustees, with directions to keep it early declined sad .bat up sill Lady Ada Augusta attaiaetweety-oor, whets it is to be delivered to her. Bet should Lady Byrom be the. heist& it is set to be so delivered said after her decease, velem with her La dystelp's Emmet. A espy of Readers works, preeroted to Lady Noel by ids late Majesty, sad sow is the library of Seabee', is the mousy of Dothan, is left to Lady Byres I. the male ISSWINT as the other property ; and a miniature picture of hoe Ladyship, painted by Hayter, is gives to Mr Ralph, as • tessismioy of affection. Forty pounds per se- I mom, sod wearing apparel, ate bequeathed to a serum* of the owe of Lavinia Norio, as a reword for loag sad faithful serving. TM will is dated taint\ of November, 1829. THE wag HIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. (From the Promos'* Journal.] We !wee been &roam' with the perusal of • letter from his Grace the Duke of Bedford to his Grace the Duke of Leinster, respectiag this immortal patriot, of which we sub jot! • coy. We sbill not offer any observation of err ow. Ns so im poring't a declasses*, farther than to rework, that it was st. ready well kaoli, that the late Mr. Grattan accepted am solicited *See; that be resolately refused to accept it fir himself or aoy of Ma family is here distinctly stated, from t►e highest autisurity on the subject. This letter does 1601101 If to the bead sad heart of the Noble Writer, while it does ample puttee to the lutegrity, tha cur iae, aud ibe patriotism of him to whose meenory Irelaud so much indebted. " Molter. Abbey, Febesery I, 1822. u MT Draw Dug s --1 Maim mewed by this morstria's post a printed circular letter, mith a copy of the proceedings of a public meeting, at shish your Grace presided on the ultimo, es the subject of medal% a states of the late Mr. Grattan is the City of Dublin; and 1 rejoice to see, from beat proceedings, that au Englishman, wholly envie. fleeted wits Inlaid, like myself, easy, without subjectlse himself to a charge of presumptios add his seats to the list of subscribers to this laudable siodertakiag. " I am perhaps wrong, howeaer, is saying that I am wholly aseonnected with Ireland, fur it was during the year that 1 held the office of Chief Guyer:oar of that country that I became mere intimately armilaisted with the merits of that virtuous Patriot whose statue you art about to ereet—aM rolstely refining to accept office for himself or any of his family, he lent all the poems of his great and coramebeu sive mind is cwoperatios with a Guverunieut which he knew to be deeply auxioun for the traoludlity, the huesuar, sod welfare of Ireland. le the fieriness and confidential intereourse I bad with him on these subjects the sthisirstios I felt for the splendour of his mitosis, end the heilliesey of his intellectual powers, was almost lost is the respect 1 bore foe the isfiesible lute /61in( his mind, and the parity serf simplicity of his heart. We may, with troth, quote the Hues descriptive of the cbs. ratter of his illustrious friesid sad cotemporary Mr. Fax, as peculiarly applicable to Mr. Grails. also— " Midst Faction's wildest storms •ausee'd, A Patriot's even course be streed, By all who knew his hoer% befoed ; • My all who 'mew him masa, vever'ill." " Define ma always, my dime Duke, " With merit regard, yours most faithfully, BEDFORD. I enclose a draft fur 1001. as •y otaboeripitoo to the Sot lie. "To his Grose the Doke of Wester, it. !leer." A few days ego Mr. Rzawica, of Stair, near Keswick, fuund a quantlq of nuts growing upon a tree on his estate, which he pulled sod carried home. They had attained the site of peas, the husks were quite green, and the tree nearly is full foilsge, with a moo thriving eppvarsoce. . The use tree bore an.abuodaut crop ass September. a LA ifr iktgLtiusivckt toPENti:Aitbirk Mt. Macasibt • last tiilsltt atide hi , ' first ell. menu*, is the charactel Ir Dora,. to the opera of The EtAb, Has perfanaiactali 'atom effecti‘e, trawl ,Ibpst uppgiosiaihreatirestjoith applause by a fa stallidlisesblossesossi,Th hr. character. vivolideso,ish. r.. a,. kw, onefor.a. "a""7 - •• .1' •dT • CITY 04 t•• ,10 .4.4 at • s Court of Alelerepro wee 1111/i At *AAA wooded by the Lord Illsfor. @hikes Aldermen% Seri/s, and City Officers. The likshop of Llaadalf, and time Rev. Dr. Gadder/I t were reeretemml he preach the Spits' Sonsrms at Christ Molina". before the tikeeroars of the several Hospitals, use Moeda, sad Tuesday is the Easter week. • 1.1:.f ,•,; 'cod fliot 10 • BONOOGII . # IN 4a. , A -7 1 -- Wtrillitarellitniber of elector. I, seawall ale to • Seel& •Idorongb, sees& mows la afforded , Oar netnigsse earl foal play. Gamine Wit delarsie lassie', as essernme • prank as ear ning effledilisilastfila 111111011het lealietry anal It he. set OR. frequently Imppewesi Ns • decent Scotch bailie to fad him. sell 'whetter evades we the Norway Awe, when he should bare been voting for • repreeres•llve to the great commit of the nation, is the town ball of his *alive borough... A. amusing ilfair of this sort is related, i• which the puce soled Lady Wallace. sister of she Duthie' of Gordon, Iliperlisd as the gay easrapper. General Increase was appointed dele pte fur a borough. in se interest opposed to that el' a party whose success had Lady Wallare's beet wishes. O. Ike see of election, she sent se isvisatitie to the Cameral to collation. parlettlf a tete-a- site The bait was se tempt Mg, ge I weut.end when he ',toweled so be nekes•d irises her Lade. ship's presence, be found himself suddenly lurked op in a melte srf apartments, where there was every thing convenient fur suppiug, sleepier. Ste. bell so means of tiros', except for a Treack or a De la Tad,. Lady Wallace mused herself is the interim iu an ante-chamber, where she stood swatted, with writing she fullowiag liees :— a Ah heavy my heart, sad deep my rimer., is The wore of this reliant gay hero to Dote ; Commander in Chief of his allajessy's forces. In durance detsie'd, and depried of his yam ! Hark ! bow no the pelmets be kicks sad he scrawl, ! Wlth lily.wbise bands be batters she oases out ; Is accent. of anguish for euresser be bawls, tiseess grant that in fury he beat eel his brainiest !" NAVY FIVE PER cstirs. A wiettiag of the Proprietors of Navy Five per Costs. haviiig bees called by public isdirertieemest for eleven o'cletit yesterday, at the City of Load*. Tarns, I. Histamine street,shoet iffy permits were sasembled is the Great Room of she Tavern at about half past twelve, whets • Gentleman of the named Higgins mitered, and having expensed his deep poistasaat at the linemen of the meeting said he had bees iedseed to undertake the preparatory arrangements for the meeting by the desire of several Proprietors 'with whom he bad conversed on the subject, all of whom thought such a meeting desirable, sad promised their attendance; and he held in his bead a set of Resole. Coos, and a Petition to the House of Commons founded us them, which it bad been hie ieteetion to pi:opose fur the adoption of the meeting hat it bees sameresely mimed. ed, and bad a Chairman been appointed. Aftri some &cattalos a Gentleman of the same of Par. Mamie ass called to sin. Chair; wises—. Mr. HIGGINS read the Reastethree to which he bed be. fore alluded, which complaised of the proposed plan of re- Amine of the Navy Five per Cron. as contrary to the principle of the Act Seth George 111., by which they were treated; they also emplaned of the trilling on the Pro. prirtors to empress their diroeut as usprecedeatod; of the paying tiff of the dissentient Proprietors is she au- ' swerical order of their einem, instead of all together, or ?tier pens, as squat; of she request esetaieed la the printed forte of the dines. which they are woad en to elm "That the puttee may be paid in mosey seeerdisig to the terms asolsiiied iu the new iteseilutioss," as salvos; sod of the time (twelve days) allowed for cousideratiia, as lam& Iciest. Ascii her set of Resolotions, embodying the whole of the "i s siplit of the furegoiog, was Shen read, • hieli hod born (*ended os them, but drawn op in different language. After which, on the motion of Mr. BURGESS, the beaker we believe, who observed that he wee by so moans alarmed at the smaller., of their be ginning, for such beginnings often lel to she greatest resells. Both sets of Reseletiosis were referred to a Committee, eon. slating of Mr. Borges, Mr. John Woolley, Mr. Pike, Mr, Moses, Mr. Peppercere, end Mr. Higgins, with power to add to their oesusber i and directions so frame • set of Hem lesions, and a Petition to the House of Commies tin the principle of those which bed been nod, and to Nandi she same to soother eneetisib which they were requested to call as SON as possible. The tateetteir then disperard. A letter from Dublin, d•teri March 9, says— * The Ame►icas Alp, Atlantic, Taylor, from Liveepaiii to New York, struck yesterday an the Codhog Bank, and mast bays injured her bottom, as both pumps are going to keep her free. The Captain thinks some of the cargo is injured, bet rho mast discharge to repair." A few evesibigs since a serious dletarbance occorred . is'tie ffundffkad Theatre. The performances of the reening Sere by desire of the members of the King and Constitution Club. At the conrie■ion of the play, N G n d se ra the King," being called fur, the storm commented. The na tional anthem was received with the yells of Om ditsffeet. ed, and • most desperate attack was made upon the per sad tbs occupiers of the boxes and pit by persons in the galkry. The seats were torn up, sad, together with moon asid brickbat•, were thrown upon the stage, and among the sudiesee below. Mr. DEARLOIM, • n actor, wee seriously wouaded is the leg, a musician in the orchestra was felled to the ground, and a soldier of the 9th fusileers lean severely cut about the heed. At length some constables made their into the gallery, sod secured the mast active -.,.,.. • tOtikT on CIIIAML•11R1f; I time!' 10; TeeNWT, al al/Nal i. . . The L•ith Cieeitets.ase ilia riot cotbe intd Cowl mail 15 minutes before 11 o'clock. He sits occupied until that lhour in !warn% a tletitiou iu hi. !sieve room; in the case of Wide end Scrtitod. His Lordship had appointed this day to vise six. judgments. btit he pbstpoined them to Thorsofq neat; that iii the matter of Hoirard and Gibbs, bankrupts; iii one of them. The Court wok occupied lista its tiling; at half past tiro o'clock, in bearing the further stgisrurtit of Counsel in the inettei of ginghim, a builltropt i the circumstances of which wf Itsof .. !stresitiy" te • potted. EXlblit CIF illfel3'e Bkl4Cll. Got tnitatt.; Tomtit, elsece e. Before the Loan Come lumen ppilloveornis Aria intent' b. etscitenaW. Mr. Guam stated the case for the Plaintiff it was au action on • bill of ekchiloge fbe SQL snd a promissory note foe 001. given by the Dc-. feudatit, a widow woman; lor money advanced by' the Plaintiff for her Use. He should prove that his client, who was a man far advanced jts life, had been induced to lend the roomy in question to the Defendant upon her tepresente4 lion that she was entitled to certain property that had belonged to her late husband, but which *so at that time the subject of litigation in the Court of Chancery, and oUt of the proceeds of that stilt the bill and note were to be paid. The Lady, how: ever, now refused to my, and the Plaintiff wits obliged to bring the present action to recover it. Mr. Sudlovr, a Solicitor, who had acted pro.. fersionslly for the Defendant, proved, that on oue occasion when at his office the Defendant ackoori . !edged her liability upon these securities. Mr. SCARLET?, for the Defendant, contended Olt .the Plaintiff was not entitled to recover the sum he claimed. According to his instructions the facts of the cue were these: his client, who was the widow of a naval officer, had become acquainted with the Plaintiff iu a stage coach ; he pretended to take 'it great interest in her welfare, and as they afterwards became very intimate, he undertook to furnish a house for her, and in consequence of that under taking, and at his request and for his accommoda tion, she gave these securities. The furniture was sent in, but the Plaintiff had neglected to pay for it, and the unfortunate Defendant was now in the titi• son of the King's Bench for the debt. It would appear from a letter in the Plaintiff's hand-writing, which he should put in, that after he was tired of the lady's society he was very willing to resign her to another. The letter ran thus :- 4' MAR M•1111A-.41 it/ • peat pleasure to the to tear from yea, bat lam mit .iilsleto express she hairpieces I shall feel if yea will favolLwitb your asset company at Ms ikiit la Too al it reefirit." sart. .l am happy to hear yes have gel • good protector. I shall ever have • peat Omura tad hap piness la seeing you, bat Not so ate', as I as too old," k e . Mr. SCAILLITT said, he had else soldier letter from the Plaintiff in answer to one sent to hits, re questing to know what consideration he had given for these two notes his answer was, he had given twelve months im prison ment. and lost two situation,. Mr. SCMILITT put iu titter letters, which were read, and called Mrs. Lawsoo, wbo proved that she sew the Plaintiff and Defendant together at as upholsterer's in Wompole-street. They were order ing furniture for the Defendant's house at Egh a on, where the witness afterwards saw the Pi ein titi visiting. In answer to thin evidence Mr. GUAM called the Plaintiff's solicitor. who stated, that his client was at precut is the King's Bench Prison : he w.ta • very old man, extremely paralytic, and in his opinion incapable of managing his own affairs. The Jury. after a short deliheratioo, found a verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages, 3441. ; being the amount of the bills with interest. • OLD BAILEY ) TCRIDAT, MARCH 5. BRIDGE-STREET socierr. _ _.... On the CONMON SIM/11•11T coming into Cour', end the London Jury being sworn, the " Muft unknown," charged with publishing a fahe, rook cious, mid blasphemous libel, of aud conceriiin< the Holy Scriptures, of his Majesty, the Govm ment, and the Royal Family, was put to the bar. The Defendant then pleaded Net Guilty. COMMON SIMJIANT—'" By what name do you mean to have tout plea Ivo:retied ?" Defeadaut--." By no name." COIIIIOII SIO/lAM?-►" The Court never has received a plea untwist a name." Defendant —H 1 sin indicted without a name, and cost be tried without one," Mr. Pitannittoast —" Yoe bad better give your same." Defendant—" I won't." ..., way law ... —.09 -• ---------- - of the rioters, one of whom hes beets committed to norhans COMMON Simlssh?- 16 Take him back." gaol, and several others have bets ordered to and ball foe The Prisoner was accordingly removed from their appearance at the ensuing Suites. .. the bar. Uwe time ago • young woman of interesting appeatiace, . sawed Asa Dutiful', soother name, wits 0 na. fidiges was thee placed at the bar, a-if l', sad she bora b tried a t th e Old gooey for vie.hog, aid ro o nisted own pleaded Med Gritty to a similar indictment. pretty clear ovideace. Her misfortune attracted the same Mr. ADOLPHtIa stated the CUP. of Mr. Williams, of Sosiibleld, the late Sheri, who tales- John Parton is an of6cer on the establishment •t lated very shingly epos the Whinier of an act of kindness Bow-e reet. He purchased the pamphlet in yip.— upos she poor convict, tad expressed his readioesa to become own of the Prisoner. A warrant was issued, el .1 her flirted, sad place her is a state above the resell assent. She was so overcome by the ,geserusity albs proposal as Ire was apprehended. The day the pamphlet •ree . to be ',sable so give vest to her pratitude in the smut way, purchased was the Oil hof December, at the •t.., bus she thanked her bearfaetor with her tears, which Mr. of Caglile, No. 55, Fleetatreet. lie had trai ke.l Williams looked span as • more sure test of sincerity the pamphlet. than the language of the loupe. He forthwith direc•ed that abs should be received as • servant into big own family. C iedbMPN sulfas Lit a q r. as DI GA e II The order was obeyed, and Aso Doswell snort was as neon_ instructed by Mr. Sharp to purchase the huoh ; lis.l &ideally employed a. if abe bad been introduced so Mr. never purchased books at any ether shop, but tel Williams rpm the most unquestiomabk reconaasendatiorat. transacted more busmen for Mr. Sharpe, ssittit,s Her estoduct was observed to be distiogsished by crepe had employed persons to buy other pstephlets at marks of attaehatirot to her master aad his fatally; hat ,__„_ ,_ _ _. Con of , . use monnoir she look it isle her head to rise earl i er I m o .i.nrilie • sou ts in sequence his person pews usual, sad to walk est wilh a bundle, contaioing not known. only her owe clothes, bet a great quantity of plate. Her Mr. Shelton then read the book. which wail Cr. master, spots mining his silver lea, table, sod dessert spool's, titled " A 'Yew Year's Address to the iktersatis." forks, smear dishes, sselfers, gold thimble, tad other articles Mr. Pyre DZIGAIT then proceeded to adders. I h.: ef coesidatable vale', sod audio, that his new servant was . missing at the maw taw, csoclodrd that Ann Dertaeia dory ass the part of the Prisoner. He csuClu.l , l had rut Improved is as degree he expected. He forthwith , with stating that the Prisoner bed eutursJ sew th «dewed that the police sheold be informed of the fact., sad employ of Mr. Carl& Oast ossilsosioterr sail was that handbills *bosh' be printed, describing the memos sad taken line custody beitmehhis blitlaille• til te face of the eagraiefed serves; mad oiteriiitg reward of IS _L is „„.„.. islets, to any pawns who atioold C 11414 her appreheishre - "V t i.7 e : , __ ~ iol l, X._ •• • • ....) .1 avid coartetioo. 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