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wrecked, All of slaves, Awl immediately plumilyred by she ustives—September 20. " The schooner Ciuta, warastutinz four long gun.: cap. tarot of Cape Mutant, by dee boats moles Lire'. Itywes-- October S. " A schooner, name %%skim's,' : deserted by the master, crew, and slayer, after a lung chase ; us papers, colours, ate ary thing ust Imard—Deeember 10. "The schouuev Esperansi, after a sharp Wies e ruder 'Spanish cultrins--December 11. " This unfortunate colony has suffered very severely der. use tint/Se lairs ; must of the European iuhabitaut• lieu • 1.. d, auJ thiiat resnainiug are liagering wit a brio/fable xiatente. The Mtanhcre of the Mixed Cummiaaiun (fur ".be ailjudicatiou of thiamell slave wrack), abould they live 'ail the pi eaviii, will not risk another sealant here. The Sierra 1.'41 , 0 Gazelle, from what motive 1 era really at :a loss to ianizine, 'wets during the most sickly time, *puke au highly of the salubrity of the climate, that the people 'to England must, if treating to these reports, uaturally have 'imposed that the air here was all salubrity—deeply impreg taite.l only with what could tend to promote luugseity in the ludiabitzeta, whilst, sufurtuitately, we were constantly aura rounded with the victims of death and the gioum of most tality. The ship* out the station hare suffered considerably. The Pheasant, Captain Kelly; has lost lir. Dunbar, Sur geon; Mr. Iliolltrook, blaster; lb* Guesser, and a Nester's, mate. The Morena bas lust Mr. Car, pur, Surgeon. These are the only tyro ships which have rentainetl ou the statiow luring The rainy seamy. The fine weather seems Dow set to; the eases of those io a state of coevals:mace ars wading toward rrcu% try." The Sheriffs of Lowdown:A Middlesex, accom panied by the City Rentembrmicer, wilted upon his Maissii yesterday, at three o'clock, in their stale carriages, to know his MAJESTY'S pleasure whew he would be plesured to receive the Addle*s of the Corporation of the City of London upon his wccee•ion to the Throne, when the KING was pleased to appoint this dry. The LOaD CUAWCZIAOIII had an audience or the Kinn 3estetday morning. Yesterday divine service was performed at the King's Palace in P4ll-In4ll, by the Rev. F. W. BLOSI06:110 and the Rev. Dr. STANlita CLARKE. Yesterday the Duke of YORK attended divine genicr at the Chapel Royal in the King's Palace, St. J Imes's, when a sermon was preached by the Lord Bishop of OZEORD. The anthem was, • it Cod. groat the King a load life!" composed be Dr. CAolf. and snug by Nlessr.. CLARE, Nieto, EVAN*. W. KNYVIITT, RUNT. HEATHEIL, and M..ster MARSHALL. The Duchess of Cr.saamat went to the King's Palscr, at Keusingtou, yesterday, on a visit to the Darius) of KENT. Ye.teiday their Royal Dighnesses the Dukes of t7Lssasca sod Royal Sumas visited her __lgh. ;•s o.s the Princess SOPHIA, at Cambridge House, tooth A odley.strert. A . d.tsehrnelit of the Coldstream' Guards, under Colonel I‘'uttproga,C.B. has marched into Puns. mouth wariest's, from Windsor, for duty. M. SWARD. Mr. BROUGHAM'S courier to the QUERN, arrived in town on Friday, having gone by Mumma CCU'S to 'Bologna, Florence, and Leghorn, *here he met her MAJESTY. As he only felt Dover the 31st January this is au instance of erstsenrtlioary dispatch, It is said that her .la. jarry was to set out nu her return to this country, as soon as she had reposed for as Ewe di',, at her elll4 near Pesaro, having been much fis;rted with her lute dangerous voyage from Toolots to Leghorn, iu which rely bad weather was eocouteered. Her MAJESTY was, we uilderstand, L eanly affected by the saddeu news of the late ING*S death. Saturday the dispatches were closed at the East 18.tha House, sod delivered to the Pursers of the f.•llau tug ships, viz. CaoriK,C.aptaiu W. Patterson, and Laity Melville, Capt. J. Steuart-4r St. Helms, Bombay, and Claus. P.sevengers per Canning— Fur Bombay—Mears. Eider, Paul, and Dunelly, Caddo, l'a.vengers per Lady Mrlrille— Fw Bombay—Mre. Brooks, Slue C. Brooks, Mr. Parry. Cadet. The 79th regiment, Colour! NEILL DOUOLAIS, C. IL has been ordered to return to Portsmouth gar moo, front Guernsey and Jerry.—The duty et these Islands is to be supplied by the 7111 Veteran battalion from Chatham. The trial of Sir FRANCIS BURDET?, on the pro. rerutiou of the ATTORNEY.GENERAL, fur oriisog parlrisphitig the letter to the Electors of Writ ' n.iust.r.•on the alhiir of the 16th of August. at 4iititester. us. fixed for Thursday the 16 Is of 111.►te.h„ at Leicester ; and the trial of Mr. HUNT au f s.;)e oilier promo. taken at Alinichertrr, on a irowie . acmispiracy. is fixed fur the Tuesday Gil laailig. at Yurk. 4)ii Tuesday night the Sheriff of Lanark arrested torrsons, who *ere assembled together at au obscure tavern io Glasgow. and. according to the loft/unship received,risairtubled fur illegal purpostr. No restatauce wee made, sine is airy thing said of ►heir having anus to resist with. They are ranked ►,seder the general denoinitott of leudicals, and are sisitsil iv have been a committee of tlelapira from the different Radical unimis iu end about Glasgow. On Saturday the Minister contracted fur Sto,ooo A.:iiirry Tickets, to he drawn ou ur before thetiald ,9 . 1" JuNe. The bidding.' were— Carroll, Hazard, ntd Cu. tl4 • II Thomas INA .. 14 $ V George Webb • ArcticAL—Mr. Bowinui the couductor of the ,4.4e1,1w.01tel Mowioo to A.beuter. WI teeny lesslY j.ii polslicatinn the iiiteiestisig Travels of Nt. NOILIZEIt i. tn. laserjet of Africa. These Travels, preformed by Geis. .sii•ilisis whose advtuturous spirit was not to be &meted eves I r use inuorndoiss shipwreck of the Mediu% i. which he was record, we underwent% mine very teeportee. Geo. l i g..plural Discoveries; they wake us acquainted with tits 1,..11.1,41 of the Seliegsl, the Gambia, the Rio Granite. 6.4 the Mmwiste, sod correct site erressoss ousiousis eslertstusall res swoons, the familial of t h e wares of the Niger, sad the c.o.s. of that river, 'shirts has bursa subject law nisei op. wishes. Besad.s awes aupwanst results. /of • winch the I 0 .0.4 Gesufameut has lawfully rewarded ass Luther, the w...k is repotted I, showy/ is curios* pea siestas's rashes the Ilibmwers of the !insists of she isistsior of Aisles. is %Stich 111. !dollies sravellstl Nearly 700 lenses thvosgb A - Vo.ltiv• When. umbaown. lie hew. wiirfeweer. aracribetl, is f 4t stauciatareekissu i parsawaf. she worbashassilitarraest Wadi sod ddaatted, Walt rposipsieg the amaspla of sue mkt litaltd sod mattartaasie.amiainirims, alesoge-/ipsk. f 4c.-_-...„ 4,-.: et. 4 ,. . era:lP 1 i t k ; oitA THE KING'S COURT. , On Stturday, at three o'clock. his INAJR‘TY held a Court at his Palace, Pall-mall, wbich was attended by The leirJ President of the C.aneil, the Secretaries of state (or the Foreir,.. ult/1 Culutitel Dett trlitersitt, the First Loral of the Treasury, the Cosucellor of tbe Eselsegoer. the Lord Privy Ns•al, the Lord Cisaostserlsiss, the 1,0.1 Steward of the 114.61 m-hula, 11.4 t Cilflotwoller of the Household. the Treasurer of she Inousettuhl, she Judge Advocate Gette rs', &v. The KISIU held a Privy Council. at which Lord GuoituN _KIIESFORD Lord CNIAMI.6I BENTINCK, and JUIIN BEcluirr, Eiri. Judge Advocate-Gene. rill, were .worn in Pin Cuu , salon., and took their swot at the Huard accuttliingly. Mr. nU1.1.611 attended as Clerk of the Couticil. Hui .MAJESTY rive ;whew es to the El , l of Eirl BATHURST. Earl of HA nitowar. •od Vs+cuuot CASTIARGAGH. 111.1 Nlirtiom of lIKADFOILT awl tire How. Colonel STANHOPS were the Lord mail Gamma in Wnitipc. 1-ISLIION.4BLE PANTIES. The Duke of Nfuntrom gave a grand dinner on Saturday, at b.c know in Grusveour-mplarc, to a party of alminetiou, among wbuiu ware, the Earl of Liverpool, Furl of A berdeen, Lord Melville, 11.9r.1 Sidianutb, Sir Wllllll.ll &VII, Sart. Mr- Maurer, Mr. Gordon, Ste. Tbr Earl cud Cuuuteaa of narrow/by eutertaised Vivronnt sod Viscountea. Granville, nud a diatiugui.lied party, on Saturday. at their resoletire in Grtravenur-square. Mrs. Tithe entertain"! a party of fashion •bles .911 Saturday livelong at bar boom is t. Jauses'a• place. The Earl of Liverpool had • select party at ditmer yes. lerday at Fife House. The Earl of Malmesloury had a dinner party yeetewhy, at his house in Ilill-street, Berkeley-square. Teadourrow his Lordship will have smother party. BRITISH IN STI I'Ll 110. Y. NVe are glad to floc' that the patrincage of the FIR ARTS continues to be exemplified wish in creasing isiterestAt earls anccessive exhibit:ism of the BRIT{{ INSTITUTION, mud that the growing smite of the public becomes snore strtltist,4ly correct in the judicious siru sties' of pictures we 4 ad in irked Gallery of this patriotic eblishlSalm 'lieut. The young Adige* appear to come its for a fair share of public petrology, which also Bowe l's.out quarters well calculated to proselyte their, sill{ riot view., mid glee lull effect to their more mantis exertions. We uuw taru with illessure to twine of the walks which we have not had alreinly on opportunity of noticing. eGuntry Girt—W. Ross. . . This is a very agreeable speciiuet► of colouring, and engaging rapt-saint'. The Artist has also in the gallery a very pleaong picture, t he finding of adipus, u► which he *hews considerable taste for poetical subjects. The Combat between Balfvur and Serjeant Bode well. —As Cuurga, A.R.A. This Artist is nu longer ati 'barrows of the Royal Academy, 10 he is ►tiled in the Institution Cats. logos.. Ile has, we believe, since the opesiiiig of the exhibition hero, to4ether with Mr. CoLLIIIII, elected a „timber ul• that body, in filling up the late vacancies, a dibCrittstnuto4 proof of the justice and impartiality of the Council. Me. Coutititt has besides the picture we have just mentioned, several others iii this exhibition, which display very supe rior merit. Nature stems to breathe iii all Its works ; his animals ore admirably painted, sod his subjects most Ispressive slid familiar. Grosips qf flowers—(l. A ard Lzo, A.R. A. . - This picture disoluc. wubr Orootiful limo of colour, with oil the freblions of noture. The Upas, or Poison n , re, in Me Isinnd of Java. Vide Ilorterri, fe his " Luess ;/t/he Plants."—. FRANCVS DANDY. At Mg bight, this picture strikes the eye with much of the style of A 1•111114111• I t disphiya wore draiviefr, but the tone is (vaulty grand, mid the artist aims, with equal success, at suleunnty Nf Gros* Stent.—J. STAB[{. Mr. STARKE'S ibilidrespeS are silwaye pleesior, for the truth ut suiture they tociurtrey. This inc.. lure is peculiarly agreeable for its colouring. The nail u( Sit: !Jutland to the Ludy.— F. P. SrutuANuir. Tlwre is grrut arlitiorps lit the expression Of Ow figurer ► ;mil the sporklttig cultturs far which Usti tutus is rrtuarkal►lr. A Village Concert.—W .IwoAt.Ton. This is a eely successful effort nm Mr.•WitAtt'S pectilisr Pry creditdble specimen of the powers of s 'MI% artist. It lb II better • position :Iron we some es hat' in rushy Lathe works of time Dutch %floor. Mr. GANDI's drawings am of a very superior kiud. ( TO b. finalist's& ) The Doke Of DEVONSHIRE is exprrtecl in town this week, front liar swat. Clhalsworaii, Derh?►lnre. Ea►l nod Co,iolras SPENCER soil fionily err ex peeled house the hitter rod of lint month. froau the Contioriat. Atonsie t h e lad arrival. et Bath @tu— lle curd fiiShOl. of Bath autl Writs, glee bad High*, of Saugur, laird J. Thyme. thr COIIIIOBO of "NA and fnut ll ). thr Iluu. Captain Prllear. the Hutt. and Her. 31r. Winttur. air W.lraittun, and D.. I.yutuu. A. grand bail *sr warts In the Lung-room, Mallow, am Al lry re'ut.t.4llll, at which ell lb* nriKhluturiug getoey were torrent. Daticiiig wed led oil' at trot to'cluck by Ilir. IVIIIIOII BLOIS; roil ?.Jr. Powsa, of Kalmar, end colitinued uutil eh rude hour swat rimming. Uu 31otiday, et Chagrin ri, Mhnnt N of the r. 'moveable truilrputrii rod welt-ovialier. of the /lan- F. 11' "sir. in the town owl ttriglaultitlituttl, partuek of a Hasibpiu.ous altusser, et the 11'ri.o.t•Y Arms. be icelelo•te tlr commis of age of F. It. Warr, Karp A Way liar use ph.d. e.rreed Ilse WWII, smell a verniegeo detwated owls the colaorpol die famslo, Otemolleal luy e Ward of tourte, stilt worral eibprOb roar 41.1.1116. 11041 a ler gr L .K wish the .rut. of il a rt J lily , imiliporsi by the imar 504 e 511001.1.4.46. V.'VL'S BUM E. All Opera, called Goa/Imm • -111ojoesio, weir pets formed on Saturilsy night. for dolt h e st time. The diem*, or poem, is the wed; of 111. STEFANO VEs. TRoli. the poet to the estaldishsterui, who has de. sited his subject front the days of chivalry, Situ) IWs cosistitined hi. lwro the 4.: lu-sillier •Boyatot the Ktioalst it without f.ar sod without reproach." who s e advesitures form tow prominent s part lii one of the insist iiileleali. g puillotall of history, out to Ise fitailiar Ist spur Madero, The time of the drama is dusisig the siege of Brawls.. The music is the composition of si g nor G. G. LIVERATI, s gentle. Matt who, though au Italian by birth, has 1)4p,011 the greater part of his life iii this cousitiy. Ilis S tyl e approaches too Heady to that of the FfeisCh whoal tii :allow of his helm( placed in the first raid: of 1114 iiarlipheo oriels wisetiii4 sweetness and variety, and liis listusimies freipiesitly degenerat ing into mere suns..., instead of outlasting real wr ,„ 14 ,1, of 0r,..1. Th e aloe in the first act, Torso Gusto, feu nor, the trio, Decider(' dell' arts/, will' two airs in the second act, Se i/ deeds di nutria vita, und Scrim rjeel die /came, are tinning the few except i to tic general cliracter of the colisposi . The pint of Bajtardo was sustained by Sigoor HiANCNI, who made his first sil•prarasice at this theatre on the o cession. Ilia voice is a low sewn., imperfect its some of the upper times, but of a good quality, and his style, which is rich and iiivermtied, is bus rowed from no ordinary *anis!. The rrinaio- Mg characters oere supported by Signor Toss., who Is.. materially Implored bitier Ills first alprorditre, Signor ANGRISANI. Stpitor PLACCI, Stgivir Hos iitsau. Signori Cogat, rod Signora Most. Tile °pets has been Inonght out with much splendour of scenery and decoration; mod the custom's., as well as the rich habilitueuts of the age of chivaliy, hiss hems pressreed with great correctness. Mr. fimet.eir kap bees' playing with success at Norwich.—Mr. YouYouNli commenced se engagement fur Ise night* at that Theatre, on Thursday. After paying all the legacies, &c. under the will of the late Signora Siuitaug, Mina TRUSIII.I6II, her cousin, the daughter of Ur. TILLISSLEII, it ot .aid, conies into • property little short of 40,0001. as residuary leveler. We are eXtreinely sorry to beer that Mr. FA W. CAT r it colitilied to hos house by a most IltflOUS MIMS., and hes slot beet' able to attend hi. business •t Cuveut-garden Theatre fur inure MIMI a week pied. Lord TALetcr bee ramie very considerable im provements by draiusog the Phalanx Park, near IVitilst lately altiecting the work, Lord N--, taking his ride, came up. They entered Tutu conversation. Lord T-- observed. " I wonder, any Lind. none of any predecessors ever thought of draining the Park Oh ! your Excellency," replied Lord N--, " they seem better employed— they were draining the nation." We eantiot bat cunsuoiserate (says s Currespou deist) the calamities which have WI recently cud rapidly befallen the yr:tenable house of Mello Park. Within the last mouth, it has keen the hard fete of the amiable father of that respected family. Colonel Walnut, to follow at a short interval the mortal remains of Iwo chorusing children to an un timely grave! Those wbu have bad the happi mass of the Colonel's acquaintance, and feel, as we have ma right to feel, the value of hie character in ell the initiate relations of life, tie well as the estimable eat vices he has retadvred to hie country at the heed of hie patriotic provincial corps, to which we err so deeply indebted but on tau many (Kea. stuns, fur the preservation of the internal price cud woody of this county. cenuot but warmly pant. einate w our feelinge•ou three melancholy events. We underotand that at the very moment the heat hard blow wet is.fiicted on hie faintly, the Colour! Was SUGIIIIOIId to attend the melancholy obsequies of oar lute most recelleat end beloved Sovereign, as the Cukor! bad before with hoe mother-in-law, Lady hJ IPPIILIY, the honour of supporting the Newel canopy over the body of her late MA, ISITY but a change dierteard• took place in the cerroso- Mel, by the Kten's command, Peers were for the first time substituted fur that office, in the place of the Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber.—( Bath Herald.) The Hun. W. W. QulM, M.P. for the county Liourrirk, Irfi AiLire on Thursday hist, an • Mit is tits father Viscount NuuNT-E•iitt., vrli, is sr riuubly lisdisiiiisrd at Chtlitubsio. The 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, now quartered at Fermoy, comorts of 1,070 picked men, all airoug and active, and lit fur service. Most of these fine fellows are !parried men; and there ore in Fermoy barracks, belotagirig to the regiment, 760 *unless, and I,soo children. Two hundred of the women are expected to he-in befare the In of next May, for which purpose two of the building* at the bar racks are appropr iated as Lyilig-in Hospitals. Four companies of the 55th regiment, coasist. iag of about ISO men, and the Stott; under the c 00000 mend of Lieutenant-Coliniel Frederick, march ed into Shrewsbury me Airmail. Six comp/tines are to he stationed at Bridgliorth. Weitluck, soul %Vela lisigtou. The regiment lots beed its bard aervieet iu Framer, and afterward* its Hollaml and Flaisderis. A great alarm we* excited last night. by a report that the gas light nialaufactory. iu l'eter-atreet, Westminster. had blown up, roil threatened the most serious coostquersces in that vicinity, The alarm was increased by the rattling of tirearpgities in every direction rowing to the . spot. The 4ssiger and spiachief, we are happy to say, were egaggea rated. tinme of the lilies had barn, and VOllle in jury had beau sustained, but Out to any CUlSOldcfd tole extent. On Tuesdry morning, shout one ts'cluck, • bar. glary wa' untied iu the hawse of Widow , Piet's. uu St. frost'. UM. In Stoodiad. Tue agenda@ kick a pine out of the window, which enabled bout to, draw r bolt that Listened the &nor, and the pour woman was sot idarnied until Lund the snail standing h 7 liar Isesiwinle.—Sh• toiiieril bun what .he wanted/ Ho NNW. " asuury." she replied, " Vow hare eagle to • wrong house." He %ben threw a hanitterchirf rawer her face, and ant tettipted to wrangle her. but' fortsitately her cries airsoke ble. Vmistra, wit* rolled I, her. when dig villein goodie M precipitate retreat. lona up oW option. moil Isassi.g it atoms U.. kissINIWN a (with a hula da 'Mad io..ilia Shalom). ria4.ll4o 401. 2 0 111 .. • OXFORD, SATURDAY, riaRtrAIRT Saturday last the flow. and Rrv. Edward Rite, M.A. Isle COURT OF CRANCF.RY, I.lYeocu's fuW, Fellow of All Soule' Cuhove, and l'retwodary of Wu her SATURDAY, Ficireit'Alty Cathedral, was mdmilled listkehr asi.l D..etur of Divinity, • rand COnlrolNlnler ; and Philip Wilenn i of Tri•ily Carp, j Judgment being fully etrpecteol no Ike import Int mos admitted Michela" of Arta. I nutter of Peon to. Strides, a e.soossol... 091.- ..... os.r On IT'''hweihtY the ..... lON4ttett of Ili' Rey G"rtre rwidr• perwoos Came to L1111:0111'6 1110.114 U 11.1. 111 lik 14"" of (l w"" ea " e t e ; and of "se Rev. Tani " . They wile illi 4 ppui h„vi eV. r, ...r I Yowler 'Mort, 31. A. Soapiest of awls, Church, to 1,. Public begot &MIS 11'r(7ImuirrIlor t . lower. hi I 6:04.1- Examiliels, WI. approved ill Csole o calona. R.... Winning Cisvtoo. H.A. to the rectory of Rybureh tun-plate, that. his I. sool•Iosp, fr M cos and Tatra , Nurfsslk.--Nntrun, Sesseurl (wiper, L•if. I belitg C111(11ged in Important loil..itr.. of Not oriel.. t emits' nos attend that day. The Alasro.n 1.3 s 11l :•. 14es.. 14,elosed F.uttoo. D.A. to Hoe rectory of Elvin, Nur- in. " 01 ,, , in *web, we uuder ,,, N , ol, the foli.—ltstruu, !kr. It Moony, of le• of the inarri.ocr at Cirri's..-greet. to uwai rte I . 11.• Itwyrrr'nSlNAlrtld,to WI II Cdnlff Wn* le .1, lonre ooloso glvril it ninnion sill Site CP. Juolgsnelot will, it nos xpre. 1 r.i, he giv• la • II .oi4ln. day (.1110 .190, whet', also, the Alurlimiosi A li 1 4 , 11 pI4 e safe weld be heard. LADY IIfrELLIghA'CR. • GENERAL ALLMON. f). Mon.'ay last our too worthy Representatives, hie Wlts. Champion Crespigny, and Win. Cliamherlayiw, E.q. arrived in this Woo rune I. Ins, awl iinmeihately cuitnnenced a very arrive canvass foe the futon. Repersenta tioa of this gimlet', Borough. J. K. Boum, Esq. and los Agents, are also very busily employed is canvassing. Wa anticipate the Contest will be very severe, as each Candidate Las pledged himself to shard the pg,ll.—(Southakopfest l'aper) It ceititigiues to lw reported that Sir Godfrey Wrinkle, as to he opposed in the Representation of the guiltily of Sussex by Mr. Sugden. Walter Burrell, Esq. offers himself for the ibird 1110 e. John Smith, E.q of Brighten, is a esudidase for Slurs eha tn. There is not the trast of Sir J. Shelley and Sir Georgie Shatter being opposed at Lewm. A RUIIII/1., FICURUARY 24.--Lord Flory and Arthur Aolardry. E.q. are very aelim in their canvass fur this Bo rung's, and their frirmls arc wrry simgrine of success. Only use candidate has yet started for Hampshire, Mu. Mr. Fleming, of Stoneham Pink. Itivitatinna have !wen trausnint4 41 to Sir Timms. Baring, Part of Stratton Park, the present Member fur Chipping-Wycombe, and to Alra. Baring, Esq. of The Groner ; hut both the worthy harourt and his brother, the able Member fur Tannin.), have dr. chard. The names of Sir John Pollen, Baronet, and Sir Edward Hulse, limn. bare berm sueutitturti, as likely to be- Cease candidates. Niewroae, Frasumty 9b.—A regnisilion, most minter. ously and respectably signed by the Freehulorrs residisig in Newpurt *nil iu immediate vicinity, was bast week prevenord to Aleisander Haring, Esq. callinz utter bun tit chow himself to be put in eutninsitiuti as al:. preventative fur this count t, at the 191.111i11C rlection. But that Gewilemma having pre. viously eugagrd 1141101 f has declined in favour of Grurge Purefuy iernolle*, Esq. of Hrrriard House, near Bssingatuke. Adesiral blarkhosta has di clared himself a Cardidate for She town of Purtsmuu th. Mr. Weer, having declined to offer himself for Reading at the mating Geueral Elect . , the Gorham of Mr tVeylaud have most earnestly solicited him to come forward on this occasion. Mr. C. F. Palmier, Mr. J. R. Muuck, and Sir John Riley, are 4140 Candidates. The bunnies of Ipswich been canvassed by Mr. Leo. nerd and ?dr. Haldinvind, WI the independent interest, ♦ish grett success, said we understand there is every iirosptct tha t the nnuisierlslciiudiiistes will he thruwit uut. The Hon. Edgard Harhoril offers Itteuscif fur Slaftealrary, at the next general ekciiiru. We do not karts that there is any expectation of a coolest for Lincoluaisire at the apprinicatiag elaction. I. N. lirackeutrary, Kam..? kirraclby, bas declared his. self a candidate for Great Grilubby. We unclerstauil kir, G. 1. Fox, of &lumbago Park, hex offered himself as a canaidate for COURT OF NINO'S ItP.NCII. WrcTiossrLa, SATLAILIIY, FRIBRUAItV C. Y. Tpute, Esq. of bialsseell Mown:, having bars ear orally ioviled by the isilepeodeut electors of Bridgwater, to offer bionic!, as use of Ilse &twinkle* foie the repreotertatiuu iu Parli•mesit of ;kat plena, which invititiom was amotis pawed by an as that he should be returued free of all asperse, that highly-respected qinilruseu has COSI OW with Ibis request. suit Mr. Pocock, out of ibe sillies; Mem bers, bus, iu euusequence, siguifled his determbaatiou to withdraw at like casein elicitor. . • .. The Ron. U. G. lieumett arrival it. Shrewsbury oo Moss. day, sod coiatueoceil leis s. Jolau %Symms, Esq. has souounceil his iulesliou to rill's, from iloorttsaveut at pre sent i sod Passion Curter', Esq. beiug she oily Candidate to his stead, is expected to be aileron., without opposition. Cecil Weld Forester, E.g. 41 V. also retires from the re. presentation of Weolock, and 'outlier is about to canvass fur the vacauey. The Borough of Bridesourth is likely to expetieuee a elm- Atm. Sir T. J. Tyrwleitt Joan buying orespretedly &e -chord, it is rumoured that lbw Dew Candidate, Ralph B.w son, Esq. will nut be permitted " to walk over lb. cowrie. * ELDOTIOII-.—A drputilio• of rirclure iu lbe Whig interest at iirisiol, hos waited on Mr li. bright, sus of R. ikight, Esq. reviewing him to offer himself as a can didate fur the City's represeusatiuu. sir. B. scirepied i be isvitsl ipn. RIORLDITCII V. PA KKINS. ESQ. Thie Will ill ACIIOII by Alewit..ll-looi.hloh. roach.. makers, in I,mpg-sere, raga/m.l Nlr. Rim., bsr the price of the Sliepitr. earllnge nod 11,1 e.•••••„ 'Floe Defrotlaiit had paid 150/. knit, (7.,ut I. Vow V.mtrildeli that he war nut lial.Se to pay ray supsre. Mr. ADOLPHUS slow stated the cube In the Jury. The leather Wittilif, no doubt, be loots welt kul.svis to the Jury. The I),feiprtsest lotioug bre., Ap i aiiiit, psi to the office of of Loni l o.l. wela I.r the DerviltielslN In purchabc a cirri:pge fOr war du s• IRS year of pagearstrv. He slid accordnigle select a carnage, tor whorl, he 1,, istt/ a but it then occurreql to loot that lir 1,...5111. A:0 want hn.urss, Awl hr befeciesl a ars. Is" ..hiob ha was to give 17/. but to sirdte it tit for It was "accessary to dreoratT it with toppiogy . car. Itsiou., robes, &c. and for them.. s all mods. Coosa' charge of 13/. was made. Mr. l'askis.• saw the Isariteu *llll4 the work was ps•sgressit, and approved of it, yet. when seta hoists-. tw rev fused to receive it. saying he had new. r attifrorj it; and to recover 301. 17s. the pretest stubs,. w.a ... ght. _ _ _ The statement of Mr. Adolphus war aupiented by the evideuce of IVilliaut Garland in d J .me* Bruliall, both iu the employment of for Plain ale. Mr. ScaitutiT, fur the Defeuiliut, wool. woe story was goad till another wow told. At the Woe the I)efendant was app ted Sheriff lie lofri to go abroad. mid was 100k,04 second-litenel carriage to take wr,b huh. 4,1 ...oat to Ylaiuutl's to look for our, where lie riage in official ~,,, ou.ti agreed to viorc isio/ iiir itie carnage mid hiritese. At this tini , ilo. I l ieii.t•tf dui not know that be was baignoififo4 will. liir Sheriff elect, but afterwards ils•cotcririt , that citcolustauce be wilted to chillier and sent the cartilage was WI/. 0 .1111,.Ul Utile* Mr. PligkiliS dittrtrili V, though be couseuted to take the carriage at sue price, refused to have any thing to ito with Stir lilt. uses I mud he heard nothing more id it, I tie row it hangiug up to the stelae. on the morns. 4 .if the 9th November, wheu lie positively ir to he oaken back, cud that no , being dime, I u *Cot it back with the note which had- beau trail. 'Foie fact was. the Sheriff had never debited in. 4:4141.1•• man to fetch it from the coach-uiekvi'v, and since been d scharirrd for his 'misconduct. The Defesularaja cable was supported by the deuce of is Mr. Lawson, who was prem..' wiles / the Sheriff bargained fur the carriage; intd In tout Thorne end Gel!, two of the Sheriff', ser►aMi t mitt by Mr. Smith, keeper of the livery stablest at . % the Sheriff's, horses stood. Mr. APohoutis replied, end the Jelyzaws • slaw diet fur we Dttatitlant. The %VlPs@ Limb Club has invited P. J. Miles, el tq ill the post beldam fur many years by Mr. Ilan Davis, alto has published an affecting farewell address, fu obirb be says-- Urnler the panda! rerolleeisoos of ilw pall year, 04 ialliloo lion from ny frllur•etttarus would bare poured balm Into a wouuded mind." In couscquence of Mr. Wright's dvelai:arion that be de clare.' 'pia ulferiug himself as a Candidate fur the repro remotion of the city 44 Oxford, Mr. Lockhart. us Tuesday at the earnert wlieitatluu of several of iis Mirada, offered hiawelf to the firemen. The present Candidates are General St. Julio, Mr. Lockhart, mid Mr. W. therell. Mr. Jephson, tu an adarem, dated Oxford, to the elector• of Mallow, has aosionaced himself a caudidate fur that lowa. The Pborto►r and Cainekon were the only ships of war in Portsmouth hat bow Sattud.iy. In the Consistory Coyrt, on Friday, seiltesire or divorce was pronounced in *eyelid casts ; among which was that of the well•kunwu acios, Mr. Ham Jounrros.—Mrt l / 4 Jouisor, of Wcs.thafti, was ordered so do reliance for calling her step. daughter a w---. Air. iti.lll)TT, (51 . was ordered to serve the afire of Chu ichwarders of 4.llltidlowis. tit Civic loomed the sot. mos . of as allegation on the lain of Lady thou, otherwise Count, hringriug ir,o Coma one of her Ladyship's spellings. with Lord HAWII Ira 118111 C mai Lest opus. It, Oradell to be by his Lairdship's direr a, when he ordered ti►e same of one of Ins tradesmen tor h-r u•e, The Court gave leave to torn% in the allegation, and at the some lime übbetved. " Tins evidthrg was not very material." A gang of poweliert. fifteen in number, lately entetrii the covert. , of Geottec %%Junto, E.q. of Rrelg...et...hell. Suffolk, wit's the tiorittoo/ of killing soul eitri . tio.g off goose. The It p4lri• I.s tl..ir guns onus hrought up the keeper. to the covert where the porches were emaerstiriell, who matte tow of the east leireettisis.g language. owl fired over the heads of the keetwra. bolding th*tu d. fiance, Otie of the grog wao last Muoriwy ye/two to by one of the keepers, who so .0 after inhumed *gamut the other fourteen. Three were now 41hotely apprehruded at Worthing. near Diva, Mill were eurtsittltril the genre dry by . the Sitti n g Itingibtrotee at triss•(Gioulto6 Lilt. Elpi. and the Itevertsid G. Bwrrs) is limessch ipol. The fel. low tog day, four of the gong from Hoyden, near Doo. so rerutieved theervel ors trot bed brusg i givro. tlwy were atiffvred to returer• brim'. 11 he leader ulster gang. the one who hired ova the tondo of the liorPtt'r wails due eorwpcp. N way LK SESSIONS. The Adjourned Seattioua for this roivity (ri,r lIK trial of prisonsrs oily) cokon3enced at the S. ir - Nall. Norwich. on Wedueiday br fto qp SIAA4. MAN Smut, Erg. Chlorinator, rod other Magi. strafes. • POACHERS. William Mahone. George Mopes. Mt Hire's, Boberi Bui ey. H'illinon Pearrtun; Sainnel , Henry Phut.. and George Jessop, arvrr illy gouty to an indictment brought eg mars-t them der the 57th of IsiA late Mosjraty. etiargnig t ruts with poaching, on the night of the , 44tle of ifter....- her loot, in the platitation2 of the 1Ci 1 0A . Walsitigtunst,. at Merton and Tottingtim. At the de•ire of the Court, the lacts of 'hi. ma.' sanguinary and aggravated case were ii, holed is, evidence. in order that they might form their li s.h•- most ma to the degree of guilt attar to e.icli the prisoner.. end that piroishowia he so flirted accordisigly. It appeared, from the testimony of John Morn rt. (au acccomplite, who hid turiied odormer, sequence or 2 reward of 1001. off; rrd I ,r prelteosion of the prtioner.), Isogrliirr a. It sit4e of Jantea Wateon, the head rusekeeper lir lis Lore- AM, that on the night laid to rt e Oa, - men, • Prisoners. to Men game, bludgeons other wit round wood %V memo, to itw attrui! sued. victors. turned In the slows mart and It'd •I We I lir ry Wire, I Clean 0111114101, • with 14 ullirr person., ilitiOstx • !ironer, re I . •d tipsters, isecorilitig to • preriporritrit ph. , went Merton New Wood. for the porporo• g ie. armed. reveu of theme with bawl.., for e.s *4.1 dgeotir ; •nd to rouble them to ritriii. e tort. r WI, 3 !r from my persons they might ci.s. rr to t each of them had • white li.iidtrict,o I •i oil his hut. Alter they Nail tent/omit n. Ih 4 - 4r 41 for 'wetly an hour rod m beef, the kr.it iron. being idolised Its the aiciiig of lOW, ss.+w hr spot. nreonspormed by Mile U. hers, w uyttiog to take thrills. • ,loraillid ; d. iti which the poodle's oltitoshAy. pro rit the ors. nod having shapes...ea Ihrit wtres.isr••, 4.. ted to their dispel soil destrutlibe eta, I y too t. he ettorre of the iitfrws. Mom , ' teLsylatti4.lo-4 •ii with the hutt r end of • goo. il - ii•ofla cruelly trestml.and his powitee• hmit„ ho ot gun taken from him, Irweilirr ooh 9 7 Ai. sii in in. poi..kri, soil bap "'such, illy hot... a. ! lo w % e suloarquently retuyitea) to lam. Tri.A.l 1 , 4 woolens shared • Ayr serpent a. asalMaira; It as himself. Were slasher • surgrra.' 4 ,, fr 4 . 1 19 1. 8 1 . .e weeks to cOnsequejace, rod Merry i 114.• war. •isly wounded. ll.imfefthiee ritetistist!of to r t art sentstsaced the piistiesere. Kottitoitt, tits*, autl 'tom* ? fa *vett yrs.& tutteinftterl • _ ( 1