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that colleg.4 of districts shall in all cases ciloow a comber of candidates equ•al to that of the di-putiea of their respective departments ; and these calidi slates so chosen shall be presented to the colire of the department, and from them shill the depu ties be elected. A Flanders mail has arrived, with pa;tees ( I mo Brussels to the 18th instant. They furnish fu►. tiler intelligence of the exertions of the Match moil tither Ctoititirtital Governments to r.s'r'in rrlhtiuur The fUlkowing ore extr•te'e _ RRIPtOrI.•, 11. The Court of Assize met yesterday after ...... gt. AL Vgo der Straelm read • memorial, in which he protested the ig .... . cence of his intentions. The Court retired to glehlwrate, and after two hones consultation declared him godly, end ordered him to pay a an. of 3,000 florins and cost., and be set et liberty. • subscription ►as been opened to pay the mini of 3,000 florins, as well as the expenses of his lung ►uit. The Coarfitatiottel of Antwerp announces that :114Con staatin, the edituri and Nt. Jouati t the printer of that *spec, have been au ntnioned befoiv a Itiliagistrate, in cons. II complaint made against hies INythe Prussian tulaairai.or. Prince Hairfeld, fur having Wanted an article begin: sing thus—" Germany: Private Correspondence." This sr le was taken, word fur word, front the Ceases, Nero- Na, sod relates to some private quarrels between Pries. silos Of and ciliates of Coblesta. The article cis• chides thus : " You may suppose that such orvirresicall do tvot make us love the oppression odder which we grown ; sad certainly we are excusable, if we expert that Germany will also %hew its Quirogs."—Prince Hatzfelil has cousidercil this article as an insult to the Prussian army, and su ietei. tatiun to the armies of Generally to rebel against their Governments. We learn from Amsterdam, that on the Atli of ibis monde M. Wibthrt, editor of the Utopia, was trd (this is the second time) ; also the bookseller, M. rink, Ilse publisher ; sad M.Spiu, the srietet of that Journal. APRIL lA, IL Michel de Brialrnunt, Editor of ibe weekly Journal The Echo, arrested for having inrerted in tout Pnper +unit articles extrartrd• from Ike liibliolkelre Ilistorique, is to be put upon liis trial. . . The Count de Burhols has joss been arrested at I.eirs;e. This y.,ung man's kilter was Counsellor of Mate sod Geared Master of the Ceremonies to the Ea-Kisic of Westphalia. M. de Bocholz has been seat to Berlin so give an account of his condors. He is amused, mason other things, of having distributed the Political Catechism. M. Hsuuner, a yeast advocate at Cubit's.; has also beets arrested. Yesterday, at four o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign-office, in Downing-wee'. which was summoned by Viscount CAsILEII6AOH. Letters from Gibraltar of the 2711 i If _. mention, that the Government schooner had returned, with favoniable report of the state of the plague in Af►ica. The deaths in Morocco did not exceed 200 or 300 daily. In Mogadore they were reduced also considerably. and were from 12 to 15 dally. The cordon, established by General Don, between tile Spanish dominions and Gibraltar, was reinoted on the 25th of Marcb. and a free iute►cour.e with Spain was established. Accounts from St. Sebastian, of the toth. •ta'e that the different customs in the *evens' polls of a pain wnnid not he established until the astembling of the Cortes in July; business, it was expected, would be inactive till that period. According to information from Cadiz, of the 90111 ult, the duties on «ine, burins, &c. the moot unnopolni Measure adopted by FERDINAND, ple ‘inusly to his acceptance of the Ceiotitution, !we herti rrmoved by the Onveristnent„ and BIS order to that effect had resehtd Cadiz. With revert to the oriotiercial affair', of Spain in general, nothing Wol,;(1 be (trine until the deliberations of the Cortes hail commenced. The United States frigate Macedonian, according to the Itt.t advice, front Jamaica, aft e r her enrront•e into the Lott of Callao. in drl•lNucr of it. Itiock:ole by Lnrd COCURANE, took on board half a million i.t dollars in specie, and proceeded with them to Panatela. She there waive ye of her i .iitristimi to proceed to St. Blas t , and offered to take under con. coy any ships destined on that voyage, f whence the meditated bringing back her cargo of ►prcte for the site of the merchants. flis Mak-att..' ship J'appiiire was to bring the specie from the Illaceda hien, alter its traufrit across the Isthmus or Donau, to Jamaica. The troop of the 4th regiment of light dmrioons. which lilts been stationed its the barrack• at Timm ton for •nme time. left that town on Monday fur 14irtunigham. It is rrported that on the lr►r•rntatinn of the Clinbmilge Univereity Mitres', us MAJESTY wall h e graciously pleased to rearrest that a term he gi.ro to the members of the University, according to the u•ssal rumen) nu th e muss of a stew Suvt•teign.—(C helinsford Chromirk.) It is said that sister the Bank of England has 'keen compelled to pay in specie, there have hero our three ingots issued from the Bank to the pultl!c. Among the bizireti Representatives lately chosen by the Scuts Peerage. we have oh d with prcu -I..ir the name of the Kiel of STAHL itidetietident priociples have excluded I • fur more t h an twelve years from l'ailiament ; yet there use few mru in it who, from public services NMI un fisteotalitios d!..ititeresordsiess, have Cleiiiii an the gratitude of their venom such. lie raised r,','•,iTet.t American war, d with it berth America mid the Writ f n.firs. Ile was after wards en culoytil as his 3lajesty's Eiiiroy at Berlin ; h o e u p on au .screding to his title and estslro in 1789. unwilling that i l ‘e public should be clewed with the Priesieni of 2,000/. I ffier annum, to which he was en titled. but which wet uo Imager memory to the maintresatice of his station ;it life, he wrote to the Treasury to resign it. We hove heard thin the Board of that (oy were so little eddied by such e rare example of disinterestedness, that they did not even dogs, to acknowledge the receipt of the letter. Lord STAIR, however, whose object was indepen totteee mid not popularity, ass contented with haw. lug relieved the public from the burden. sod him self from tbr ohilatiou which such a favour im posed. • - • - . 11 ( tt i ttri.44l - • - c't • ;•.; t>t,i)- P.4SRIONARLR ARRIVALS. The NI amok me 4 hlerrhimsese of Ch"lenoetleley. wA Thos•tlay, at sh.ir mirlener see Puctedilly, Guts Ibeir eed r Ch..hesin.leky Castle, Cheshire. Earl yesterday. Gronverior House. Upper Or , iavetit.raiireet. hunt his seat, Eaton Hall. Cheshire. The Earl of ittwk,utitare. yesterd ty, at Clotho ......ley Mims,. Mara*filly, from the Isle of %Vied. Lady Healueute, at Ise, hula.. iu Giuswessur-square, from rhgloiosi, laird Ifielbdurue, yesterday. at liis I ..... huus 8. ish 00000 . I...rdlimy Rood the ?khalifs Towin.hrood, at their luny , * in tirlisarinn-wriare, fur the season, twin their Real, Frog. nail. kraal. ills. and !lie. Itonllr Gray and rimily, at ihrir house in Oriltriry-sluarr, on, 1,4,1 in Wales. haw Slittisrll, FaM iis his huthe iu Charice•dreti, Berke. lepssieilitr,..frosn SCollaml At "the tislteisity Hoist, Piccadilly snit Lady Ana Norm . , tOM Mtn' 'Wait is Lrieri.l4-r%hier; Jamirs Maxse r Esq. at dine, Irresa Melton Mowhr•y, Lricrsierfilior. Arrivals at Ike thirendon Moir I, Bond s :—F►ankell *widish, Esq. frail Groton; Sir John Frrilerork, 114.1. Irunt Ns real, is Aertay ; Eh. ingion, Esq. from Parisi. FA Sit lONA It 1. I' ti Itil ES. Conatess Pa!prelim will give a gland concert on Monday near, ■t her house in trends Audlry.rorret. Mrs. DAMvnr Hurler gave an elrgant runt on Thursday rveurug, at her house in South Auglies-street. Lady Hsde Parker has issued cards rd . mvilalinn (,r a grand assembly uu ibe 30th inst. at Ler Louse in Great Cum. hei Countess lieven has isened cards of invilatior Air a grand assfashly hi- morrow evrititir, as IPrlr I se, in Harley-Wert. . . Lord and Lady HuOland will entertain a lame party of divissolgolivheil personages ibis day, at Holland Howse. Lund Casiliveagh bait Unwed rude of invoialousi far a grand dinner linty or iVeiloiraday next, ott hia honer, in St. Jatues'a. Orin ar e. The Countess or Arran had a *elect fashionable party yesterday ." 10 $ 08 1r. at her honer. in Dori r-mreet. The Earl of l'erahriike hail a .elect &rimer party yesterday at his I .r in Privy-goirilessa. Among the distingtoshcal fashionatiles at the Marchioness of Salisbury's t legaut assembly at Thstrolay treating, in Arlingion-street, erne—Priors. sod Primers. Faterhasy, Prince F ills, hints! Sapicha, Coma and Countess Lsololf, and moat of She Foreign Audiassailors and their Ladies; the Duchess of Leeds, the Marchioness of Hert ford, the Conlon. of Motantoorria, the Coaniess of Clots /sell. Livid and Lady Bruce, Lord and Lady Barrington, Lady Boringdon, Mr. and lady C. W. Hellasyse, the Conn ie's of Chine, lady Fitrgibbon, lady C. Hasuconsh, Coun. less Grey, lady Floyd, Lord and Laity Cathcart, Lady N o rthland, Lady Neare, Laity Perth, Sir Thomas mud Lady Stepory, East Siair, &c. MNEMOSTNEAN SOCIETY. On Tuesday nicht the above Society fan' their twelfth and last Concert for the seasiou, at 11w Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, which was very numerously attended, as was the ease at all the performances. The greatest variety has been produced by the Mastateri, both as to music and performers, who have been extremely umneroue, as was she case on Tuesday night, consisting of the Mimes Williams, J. &remota'', George Tette!, Tussiall, Gaskell, and a ynoug I_sdy, whose name was slut announced, but it was added, of professional celebtity. Although we are ignorant of lice a ime, we have iio hesitation in saying, that as to personal elnirsisa awl elegant spanners, she is not exeellest by any public stager before the public. She sung moat delight. fully 6 ' rh. soroyarefs !return," by Addison. The other meal performers were, Mrs. Curri, Messrs. Elliot, Thur., Collyet, AI keen, and Mr. Charles Tully, who sang a meek Italian song, awl played a concerto un the horn. Au ansa. true sang must characteristically ■ comic song, entitled "I'As /.undo* Newspapers, its which the names of the different Popes are must whimsically played upon. 'llse MUM, concluded on Thursday night, by the mom. bens having a most splendid ball at the muse place, which was attended by between three sod four hundred. THE DUCHESS OF YORK. We are sorry to learn that the health of her Royal Highness the Duchess of YORK is in a very precarious state ; w much so, that fur some weeks post it has been necessary to carry her to and from her chambe►. Her Royal Highness has long been tarried with spasmodic affections of the stomach ►tid viscera ; and she is 1111)M ntt&►rttg, we believe, under a rely severe attack of the ramie distressing malady. On Tuesday her Royal Highness ex. wrist.' a desire to ride out, under the impression that it would be bruelicsal to her. Accordingly her eardessacbair wee prepa►ed, assd she took a half hour's ai►ing in the shrubberies; but she was mate• rially worse afterwards, and her medical advisers wee✓. of opinion that the expertmeot was an rifou4 our. Sir HENRY HA I.FORD visit* her Ru)al Highness frequent , amid Mr. Osnoart Eis in almost continual ottendance.—(Eeeniug Pape?./ The Duke of YORK Irft town yesterday morning for Oatlands, on a visit to the Ouches. We tire happy to t.y iirr Royal Highness was yesterday be ter. WINDSOR. Arita. Ig.—Preparations are milk. ing at the for the reception of the KING. Ssoce the eontin•neeritent of the tine weather the Ptincess AtbusTa. attended by her Lady in watt ing. rids Mai daily in an open carriage. principally no the 'beautiful rides in the Great Park. Yestertirry Prince LEOPOLD plaid hi• respects to the KING, st ht. Police in Pall-mull. _ . _ Yesiertia, morning Prince LeoPOLD visited Princess SOPHIA. In the evening his Hops' High] errs dined with the Duchess of KENT, et the Palace, Kensington. Yeiteeday Viscount CASTI.PLEAGII gave another dl .r to is numerous assemble of foreigners of dis tinction. The Earl ■nd Countess of CRAVEN and family hive left timer for their seat in Berks. Earl and Countess Fitzwit.t.aaw and family are rare:tot iii town oil IVriiiiebday or Thursday nexi s from their brat Milton. Northamptonshire. inectiunt and Viscountess Downs and family are expected in town in a trw days, from their scat Cowick Hall, You kshire. Lord Wurrwoavit and the Duchess of DORSET, who wrre expected to arrive in town yestriday from the Continent, will i.ot arrive before Monday or Tuesday next. There was never. perhaps. • greater promise of an abundant crop of fruit in the gardens round London than at the present time, partietdorlY of peorr, peaches, and apricots. .} i tradt iW ntliit ramAsox OLD 1141 Lat, Fasimit. Aram I. nava. LMY-JANIES 1:44111. The Slide Tri.l4 were this morning ressarneal. The gall. sirs of Ilw Coosa nett Sant thinly attende.l 1.7 '0.n.0.' The 0 , 1111.-men reinaunnard VII the Jury tillaid the holy of the Cowl. At owe via Writ Ilne 'Lolly of Chief Justi ce Abbott mud Ina her daughters irnak their wets in Mr. Mend' Itanhisrll's hoe; At 11w Warr finer. Chief Jrchtice Dade., Chief Baron Itachard*. end .'dr. JAM re liirinortl•uss look their swots uss lb. Brinell. The Dokr iimmelhei. the Alotquits of Li,,riowsh awl mu Esti of, srftpu, were alien sheer. jaws, lags «es then pet to die bar. It was d a 1 in 'slack clothes ail Isefore, nod hooked per.. though pada' lls.su ou the former day. • Mr. SilliI.TOM then proceeded to still over the names of Ins Winning Jurari Charleo Pa'nter. sworn. Christopher Dowsass, challenged by the Prisoner. JAIIIIS by the PI lit/lICY. LIN.ul Newman, challenged bf she Crown. Gonne Smith, sworn. George I Moor, challenged by the Fiaucir Sin shin, challenged by taw Prsomer. Edward Sitsgoon, challenged by lbe tritons. r. kichussl I's ocr, challenged by the r Thomas Langley, chalsenged by Ike Crosser. George Pabst, challenged by she Pr sitros Isittiouel tt shk.u, ehallrug. d ny the Pr weer. Wdloim Moore, sworn. Micha. I Atkin., challenged by the Crown. James Emir, sworn. Alfred Hasson, challenged by the Crown. George l'aybor, challenged by the Pron.urr. John tVuodnaril, challenged by the P. 0wn.... Edward Jerrill, chalkig", by the Pris •r. Joins Mayne, challenged by the Prisoner David Pay,.., challenged lay the Prisoner. Kit harsh Tairker, challenged by the Thomas Beecham, scorn. Hobert Scaly, challenged by the Prisoner. Thomas Faggs, challenged by 11w Crown. SAMIIrI Keleher, challenged by the Crown. Benjamin Wateou, challenged by she Pc , *SHier• Edward I ha, challenged by Ilse Poisoner. Benjamin Blythe. sewn. illurni Clase, challenged by the Pris 44444 'r. John Jackson, challenged by the human,. John l‘ck, Berton. Feltit Booth, challenged by the P.-Moiler. Chaska lit-imam, challenged by the Clown. Thomas Kubota, challenges, by the Crown. Fauna Durrell, challenged by the Prisoner. Perry, swot it. Jutin George Nobel}, challenged be the Prisoner. • Archibald Ritchie, challenged by the Crown. Jolla king. shallruged by the Croon. • Cherlea Prentou, challenged by the Prisoner. Beiijaiiiin Rogers. urine. George Foa, challenged by the Crown. Haycock, challenged by the Crown. William Dimes, elialknged by the Crouse. Edwin d Kewell, challenged by the Crown. George Golding, challenged by the Prisoner. Kobus Roberts, challenged by the Crown. William Bound, challenged by the Crown. Charles Page, challenged by the Prisoner. %Valiant Colr, challenged by the Prisoner. John Lewes, challenged by the Crown. Edward Flower. challenged by the Prisoner. Julio Balm, challenged by the Crown. John l'unisg,'sworn. Sitslfortl Price, challenged by the Prisoner. James Carey, sworn. William Edgecousbe, sworn. Twesity•seveis were challenged for the Prisoner, and nineteen were challenged for the Crown. The twelve Gentbluets to whose names sworn is annexed were at tea minutes before ten o'clock put iota the Jury-box, to sty the Prisoner. Mr. SHELTON then read over the indictment (which we have already ;published) to the Prisoner, charging hint with high treason, &c. and logs pleaded " Aut Guilty." Mr. ROLLAND opened the pleadings. Tim Soi.tetxtra-Guat:EIAL rose at ten o'clock to address the Jury fur the prosecution. It was hardly necesssre for him, hr soul, to entreat their calm and patient aitetittoss to the facts which lie would Isaac to lay before them, fur he was t:01111111CrIl that they felt the necessity of ming it, silo only in their own consciences, but as impera tively dee to the Prisoirr at the liar. In jus tice to him there was tom fact now knows. to them, pool to winch he might therefore, without impropriety, allisde-d-lie meant the conviction of Arthur Thirtlewood. They were bound not to suf. ler that fact to operate in any way to the prejudice of the prevent Prisoner, but solely to judge of his guilt or cence upon the evidence they would hear this day adduced against him, aid on that alone. On the law of the case, lie was nosier no ne cessity of making a single observation—not an u - vervains!, or doubt hid been as vet thrown upms that part of the subject. The Solicitut-Gesieral tiaras stilted the nat ure Of the charge. and the evidence which he want to adduce against the Prisoner, and which, in obedience to the order of the Conn, we refrain at present from publishing. The Sulicitoi• General spoke fur an hour and a quarter. The first willies, called was Robert Adams, lot+ mealy a soldier in the. life guards (blue). lie gave nearly the same evidence *lnch he bad already de tailed on *nolo lewritiol's trial. RICHARDsom. GoODLUCII, and Co. respectfully arquaint the public, that an Thstratfay next. the 271 b instant, the Met-draws Prize iu earl. C 1... will ht en titled to 20,000/. Consuls in anklitiuu. The Scheme euniaiew 102 Capitals, including FOUR Prizes of .. . PflieS of 'FINO 3 pm Cent. Consuls. _ _ . . _ Tickets and Shares are nu Bak in great variety of numbers, at their Ottirm, B..iik.littildinge, Combat, aud Charitwertma. -.-Riestaweene, Gootttuelt. and Cu. mid, in the tut Let. tery, Nu. 7,h07, a Prise of 14,0001. in Marts. When the doge and impediments Al f lawyer., Mantis, and dvedr, in the Transfer of ailed pro+ petty, are considered. it need slot emits astonishment, that eta many prefer the Funds, which may nut °lily always he cossetted islet, mosey at as hour's notice, but we are mare lo • day when she Dividend* bill be pat.:, mid to a peony bow moo+ we shall receive. This Ma punctuality unknown is stay other species of income, •Sd we romatetid HAZARD end CO. fur availiaig themselves of the low price when they cou seeded with Government, ota as to secure to ads/Warm she rise of Consuls Otiose 611.1, in the Four Prises of 36,00111,Re, and in the Two of 9140411, which, with spotted@ of twenty other Capitals ; must be draws Nit? Txwasnrit, *bets the Lottery begins. Faun Flsttaists.—Two vessels twee been e l. reedy built in Kinsale, and will commence their labours in the course of a few days on the Nymph Bank.— f Dab/is Paper.) LA!! fivris LUG/11%1;R. COURT OF KING•! RENCH, %Tartmassiuti hilDsll. Aram S %ASIR e. AUSTIN. Thi s wa• en ac•t the Pla4n•rff, a Lally tr.,411, ItAtClll6/10•y !loupe, ill SU. I• y. againd the [Menthol. wh.• kee p s a elltiCU blase .- I'6g-11011.e In the uetyhbw►rl I. for the erect of iiisisance„ cors►isUug in a fleamoriigllle with a very high chili:troy. eo that wt.* Carried in great quantities to ilie Plaintiff's hews and ground•. It slyeare.l oi, the t05.,1. 11.31 the toren ill rxt.trocr lot si In. g period Itt•fore the PI If went lit live 111 the r►eighb.rifrhtatd. but that OM inrnurruteuce had b•ers experienced from it till its present pro prietor nook the ad.illioul of the engine. Bid a very greet number of w►turases plowed that of late. til►ettevrr the wind blew in a certain dote tioh, the honer. the lawn, the shrubberies. and other 'pimento were quite involved 11l smoke. and expowil to a most oil`-n•ire smell. Some visitors deposed, that Uil one occa►ion they were compelled to go into the house from the grounds to avoid the tutoke and .tench; that they were drivers out of the house also. and lorced into another distrust part of the gr..unds; and a Gentleman swore that he, with a number of other per►ons. at a iirigh horning cricket-ground. 'MCC thought the Maio. titf's house was on tire, it was so Completely suffollllllrd with the smoke Crum the edifice coOl• phoned of. its the, defence these facia were not coin. tradicted. but it was ►aid that the bleaching-house produced a large revenue, consumed a great quan tity of coal, gave employment to a great number of indivilltials, and that as the Plaisitill b.. chant it to take up her reatilence near it. she had lAA alter native but to abide by the consequences. The Jury found lot the Defendant. Mr. 'MARRY air HOW nerved fur II rule to shew CAU/c wiry the verdict should not br In solar. and • new trial waisted. use the gruuud that. tiornigh the Learned Judge Irrlore whom the cattre was tried, had lint exprearly declared that the verdict W.I. contrary to her (plume stud the tutturn of the eesdruee, there wits the airungebt 111 tbUtillillell that bitch was the Girt. The cuoultliouNl rule Ives granted. MYERS .ND OTHERS, ASSIGNEES 07 NOON, O. WILLIAMS. This ass en action to recover the rum of 2,4144 from the Defendants, being part of the lonikrupe• effects alleged to have lweii obt•ifiesl by them as creditors, by a preference given them by the book• rupt, contrary to the Bankrupt Laos. It was tried before Air. Justice Park, and a ' , Office given fur the Plaintiff.. Mr. St:AIMS:TT now moved fora r u le to thew cau.e why the verdict should not be art aside, and a new trial grouted, on the ground of a misdirection to the Jury by the Learned Judge. lit January of last year, the Defendants jolued Mr: Moon in a venture for the purchase of cotton, in consequence of which they stuwl engaged to pay a sum of 4.4964 on the 24th of April following. Mr. Moose halving pressing wants for money, presided on them to give into accommodation bills tin the oth of that month to the same ifaiouift, which be disposed of with others, by remitting them It. his bookers in London, and drew short strafe ti n them. On the 13th of April he was made a britkrupt ) and WI the 14th collected a number of short till. in his pus session, to the amount of 2,4141. and Lauded them over to the Defendants, who appropriated them to their own Md. misitcafiois. The objection made by the l.Uar►►ed Counsel t o the Judge's charge was, that he had left It to the Ju►y to say, firat, whether the Y,41411 was to be looked on as trust-seseNey ; and meet/wily, whether the hin.krupt twd Risen a preirrraier. The Court granted tl►e couditioaul role. Mr. Hunt Was in attendance fur the purpose of moving to set aside the rrrdict ~lj t u i n ed gainst him at York. Ile wale his sold medal and drain prvrented to him by the Female Reformers. tie appeared in the Court for a abort time, but nor- Mg the ray mouthing %stop done in his case.-11r. Bat/UNMAN anti Mr. DENMAN were tU Court, and Lit within the bar. IVA 1.P01.6'S I.ETTERIL—The pnislicotion of on octavo edition of the Complete Correspondene-• of HORACE WALPOLE, has proved a source of the hielw.t gratificatioti to she public. ft certainly gives a moot !lowly and ainusiug view of the times in which he herd. He was, nicked, as the Edinburgh Reviewers observe, a garrulous old mats nearly all his daps, and, luckily for his gossippiug propensities, he was on familiar terms with at gay world, and set down as a male of genius by the Prioress Atitsms, Gamins Ssworen, If r. CienTs i and all r mini et the Isle descriptions and idsports•Ce. His escriptiuo• of C t dresses, Court revels, and Court beauties, are in the highest st)le of perfection, sprightly, fantastic, and ekgaat . and the zeal with which he buntsafter ad old portrait or a piece of broken glass, is ten limes more ',Herta:nisi( than ail were lavished on a worthier object. He is milted she very prince of Grew sips, and it id impossible to question his supremacy, when he floats us 'lout is a Weans of bright talk, or shouts wells its the rookie of polite conversation. He rieligleo in the Mail squabbles of great politician*, sod Use peas of Gauges sitt.wys—eisjoys to Isadore@ the strife of Wu wills half a risen bitter old women of quality—revels iu a world of chem., (*besets, itosnolodes, tables. buses, lattets, stand , old priolioc asidedd chits—aod indeed kit us loom at sauce amongst all the frippery mad fully of t h e lost too reiesehe ries, with am saw nog cantroosy equally aussamg and de. light ful. The will of the late Duke of RICHMOND was ministered to in illoctone.C•atissosis uss the 13th Mot. by the pieseist Duke, the sun, and sole vireo.. tor. it is dated on the tOth of Jahr. fele. anal Contains no dioproisitsoo tclostetter of pereou..l pre • petty. Ail his real estate a civilised to his son above mentioned so the most commie term., the whole contents heilig 111 a single page of el/WORM paper. The egret* were aseceswasrly PlattFil the assessment of the !probate duty ; their a ttttt us,t was stated to be soder iio,ooo/. His Grace's death, it will he remembered, took place in August loot. The office of Comptroller of Eachetpier Bills Account become vacant *boot three yeas. saute. by the death of Mr. POLLARD, oho received 4000. per miaow, for sigunig his name every (planer. "Hal was declared by the Mastery and Auditors of Ac counts to be totally ',ekes, and was isbeli•heel ay . curdingly. The Lords of the Treasury have, how ever, thaw& proper to revive et within the month, mid given it to Mr. NVOIMIT thereby iticribilig the profess expeuditere mud die. trete of the culiary. PO Lie R. .• I QD 1/11-OQUAIt C. Yrs'eras, Colonel ditellkaua surnam..lied lir Sergras, p•iiiiihroktr, is J., wirastrert, for). fumag to give wet • 'r.', Liar p..,prriy, which had tires ph dged at bus 11: p. - It may be rc,ull,cted that is Mari h, 1119, aloe Undid b rrice Clab-heisme, St. J•tweei, wars 'ebbs d of ago Cu, tail of plate, wearing uppatet, Ire. Tbr thief pew ve.l w b o'e eau 111110 taper , tat, sided Cot gas,•sed was ann. la takii, mail case/moil the 01J Baby. A ilupl.cate w 45 ape 6nn, of u greatcoat, which he pledged at Dr-fruurn.e• , arid lithos., Oki butler at the thelvlk net, writ ceirip“i'. with Warm*, the °Meer, aid stopped tbetwat, alkeli paw .1 to be the properly of the Gt . •••1 which had Lk stolen. The COlusuel came to town a .Moat t.our bike:, a , .1 4.irtreci to ioderrikl) the Haaulsok , .s if ti.. d a 0. up ,oat. Hilton ipplied tor it, but a coal of a d ff oh ft • . 0 loon ass piodiiced. This rut lia d lbe bal.j et of iuinpla.ut. Gilmore .wore theroit he bad bees al irbt ass • light Mit • tutees, liked with silk, sad • velvet collar, wi.e•ens f. cunt @suit produced was a dark lkowii, witkuut a vile t collar. Hil.uu euubi need the .vid.uct: of the ulfievr. Tbr Colonel said the descriptiveu of that aii•vr.s at brat stuitierrrl his Oust, it errittirewr• Rosiness. Mr. Markload °Wstrel; that latauy pawnbrokers *ere 111 the practice of altertag she collars of coats to (Loot-, Phew, but he curstdered the Drfesciaat tou resperiohle fey sec% practiees, therefure he wool/ pisalgAble the case. Ic utru IC afford hies au upportsuiti ef aushioir tougher moth. INQUEST 1. WILFUL MURDER. Thursday evening the adjuarued Inquest on gra. Morgan, who was rim offer whilst crowing the Hoiongli newased Jbeis iwquiriea al Si. Timone?, Hospital. it •n peared that the deceased, who was a ilCari. J woman, and tar advanced is pregnancy, was croseirng der sweet, alien a Chat. ham stage driving sloug with great vel.cel), knocked down and ran over her. The drive► was clearly ;nesse-if be d. ink, i■ addition to which he carried more psesenuge s • than s. allowed by the stutute,awd waaua thi stone side of the road. Vailet all 'hone ciecu instances. the July inungt.t in av. edict tor 11/41fel Murder against J. at pante else do i. u ; the Curator (Mr. Steelton) immediately issued his swung for his committal to Hurstmunger.lase. Abort lee o'clock yesterday atoesieyr a else oho was at snob is the garden' of Mr. Press, Naar-street, Spriest's, dour, found • bundle iuside the iron railing is the shear.• ferry, which, upuu ea.onisiatioa, proved to contain she body of an infant, an suck a state of putrefaction 'list tlrr sr. s could not be discovered. The body area takru ter St. Mar tin's workiniusi, and w idirpirst held at the Light Noreen..,.. Orange-cow t, last eight.—Verdict—" Fou.d dead." There was another Request held at the Globe, in the New • toad, Si. Mary-te-Buue, us a child teand wrapped up in • bundle uu the step of a gentleman*, door. There we". marks of a cord round the neck, and toe Jury to groomed • 'redid of " Wilful Iturder agailla sone per«, • or petanes theknosia." Yesterday afternoon an inquisition was taken fee fore J Yr. Dimwits, FN. Cureseer, at the sign of the Duke of Well'', I. toes, C serves, SI. Getwge's in the FAst, on view of it:, body of Mr Gwent, Howell, nsay years seal Is ail's , shoe. parish, also sale found with his ihruet cut lei a m...* lau• .- blr Reenact, in the churtblard, un Thou ed., after. menu la.'. It appeared from the e•idrsee of the witnesses easiinioril, that the unforthrode man um by trade a hair•diewser, and had biro au mhabilaut of the pariah for a immix r of re., for the last furriers years he had fulfilled the ►itsatiou f sexton, ■nd liar greatly esteemed by the iiihabitants but lalltrly he had become rasher redeired is eirrunistsocis, s.•d his admire embarrassed, through which hie wood Weems tif. feet, d, and at times he would appear quite Mamie. On tha night ptrviovs to him euentaittitig the rash act, be purchased some ham aud beef at the shop of .11r.luater. in kat. chlre.highway, and he then appeased in a liellpoll.llllt slate. Neal day, Thursday, he was ili.euverest lying in the chore h yaid uear a iree, welteiing in his Moir!, a razor rover , d wit► clotted blued, and she paper which e..nt•ined the and brit', sere lying by hi. side; he war 114 year. of tor. The Jui y insasinsusely Messed a veriliCt MANclit STLIC ()V4KTER SESSIOAS. These Sessions imminent-NI on Monday. Though thrre are many PrllUite9o fur Intel, to 10 Lod done of general public interest. Tie e.ises are mostly isetty felonies and misdemeanors. The MaKivirattli assembled souse time btfore ilie opeoiug of the Court t they bait a I.nig tiun ist lltrir rrivirte soma. About tit-rel. u'clu. k s the following Malcodrales came Moon the lortsell : tie Rev. Mr. Hay, die Chaim's; William Halton, of Holtun•paik ; Tattoo, Esq. of Wishes...coo. (5... Aare; Ralph Weight, Esq. of Hiatus; William .Uareisof, Esq. of Pr.storicle; Colour! Sylveslor i of 11'01Ity • Itollort Fcildroo Lobu. of Didoburv; Calomel neither, of ; Juba E.:umiak. Ebel. of 10316.11911; Jastoeo Num*, Mooch+ r; Juorph Holloway, Esq. of Ilurr ; ley, Esq. of Rochdale; R.v. C. W. Eiltelotuu, Cleft, of Slauchester Ret. Mr. Marius, of Rochdale. The Groo.d Jury wrre b wurn, curi.iirtiog of co resprouirlt Grotlrmen Irons Moncliesirr lid u e origlthuurhood, of whom Julio il.oduraus. Eut. woo lir foremen. The en•iittaxn very shortly addressed the July to the fullimiug tf , c, " GINTLIMBN oF THE GRAND JUILT—I am hut aware of any thing of importauce that it will be to - memory fur me to stldrrsa you upon, except our. subject : I mention it merely that the 31.igistrates here assembled may stand in a propel light. You air all aware how much discussion bas Wirt, place upou our measures in August last, and whether e judged properly deeming the meeting that too.: piece am illegal one. The recent trial at York has decided that such meetings are illegal. Thus our opiiiiun has been 111411C11 lby the highest judicial power of the country. It was previously slitit'•• mined by the highest legal suilturitli though it had not judicially beet, detrrinined to he correct; dud the illegality of such merlins had also been re luctantly adorittril by mud of throw who are at t friendly to us. We have now, hLivever, the ate - sum of the highest judicial and legal authorities 4.1 our favour. lam sorry to observe, that the cider - dar is again a very heavy our; but I observe sty.. sal Gentlemeu amongst you who have before serve it on Grand Juries, and I hope pm will use ju..r accustomed diligence." The Gra n d Jury then withdrew, and tlw Meg... trate. tonic the oaths of allegnisice, ht.. to the These err 307 prisoners for t.i.l, Insides 7 . others who have hero bailed ; 111111011:111 Omits is James Woodward. fur assault...,{ aud iiiruwii.g atones at the scatty at the gaard.hume, on the night of the ileth March. It is laineutoble to state, that the total nomhor of prisoners in the New Bailey is 753 ! Three 411r/11 of tier Seth are there committed by C0100..1 M`tilegur, on the Nth January, fur six in./Lido s fur Meech of the Article% of War. EXPLOSION OP • GAS-PlM—About OOP o'cicult yestentoy these was cooeuletobto 4-olefesmots IM Ilood-street. to elowequessee of OM explosios of go. within • thop. It ttratre)od m it Mit Weft s to oor of the Frame with • treirresortett• mat, teal we Joi rot hear that ivy perm way hurt. ,~ "4 ~i