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litilroyel Me draw peevirketihn in Ile etspNre OVA lee tad gives to the Judge awl Coassrl who isallined his •u &is presealiac himself tojaslify The Pri:Aieft e in tie &friar, exorcised his Nutrition fur lie office, bet aeiribuirel it partly to a defeat of his hear d ay. and threw himself on she mercy of ilia Conn. The Lona Catty Justice., eller expresoise hie regret at . the brqueary or offreocita of this Miura to promos offering 41.1catIrra for bail, awl observing se the obstacles whit% riaweed is adrepeately posiokieg slam, as a warming So St.& class of offdeilees, se•Sesced the IPrisoder to be cut. laillettto Ilicergiae till die lest day of lies remit Tate, mini Ads to be dieehtegtl. QUO *ARRANT°. UM ZENO V. „ 1 1111 r. CAMILIM had • termer nay &nabbed h'a'le, no IS,. Keay is thew by what authority he ebilhed to Imre 'tine She *See of Itireardee of 'Colchester. The ease, it will be matlketed, has bees already bettor "the peddle The eleeties beam ow the 15th Dressaber, YEN, whew Ur. Kelly Iceland IbM hie oppeneett,_ Mr. Comma, wee Rue Is lake apes Itiosself theWactions d she Aire, as he heJ Mg taken the docesenest actisedistlo the rites •1 the Chord , of B.Rlasd, wields a year sad a day before the cloths.. Mr. Curvened, is order he ewe this &feel, received the Saerantest the follsering day, seal ties election did sot ernitioste till four days after. At She close of the poll, 'here appeared a majority of etitely.eise roles in faveitir 11r. Kelly, who was declared dilly defied. Mr. Corwoset, however, had objected 110 s somber of Mr. sears, which would, if sal *tea, bate give. him a majority, mad arm Owl grossed fat list applied to dila Caen foe Alms warreate. Mr. Tvsoari ass ow the port of Mr. trolly, ressteskik, Ant, that Mr. Corwoeil leading tsbearbe Sotrainesd mewl lag to the ekes of She Charch Hasshowl, Go make basing Iwo rives tithe Niesioter sms the porowleasy flowiay ; and secoodly, the @leek's Meiotic esenimeeed, it mold Dot be eunsersed into a eakia• of she Sserameor preview thereto; sod Woke, that Mr. telly was duty elected, he having a ma jority of votes, the objeetamse skeet* met haying bees no soled, made by Mr. Garwood. Affidavits la thew chromstsoces were rood by Mr. TYE/. Dtl The COMA' coosiarrell drat these +ere googlies, wet pro. p'r fur thou to Amble epee siklasito At the sews tins., contorirring who sate oereirs we►e, ib• Court somested the propriety of reforriest the rawer abject So • Gaminess's at the bar, *be shooed be •etb•rieed t. decide apes she gees• toss of Sao ea well •ea (set. • filr. G►eebss as ether pinks were etlaee►ad, wheilwr he meld avail himself of t►e reeoorsheolatioo of the C^nre ; but he meaged to nee his iwthiesee with thaw parties for that porpoise. Mr. TYNDALL agreed is Jo the mate, sati the scatter shoots over Cur the prated. The Comer were perripied the greater part d the day io hearing mrgsasests wf so piddle uncivil. T I .E Bit rrisii PRESS. `LONDON. FRIDAY, Jong 16, MO. THE QUEEN. The adjourned debate iu the House of Commons Ppm' the KING'S Message stands among the orders to be resumed this evening ; hut as the negociations between the Cabinet and the official advisers of the Qt.: ESN ere still pending, the consideration of the Message will of Coarse be again postponed to sortie future period. The discussions between the re• spective diplomatists are conducted with greater met esy and reserve than they were some days since. and not sng ill which any reliance can be placed now tr inspires to gratify the eagerness of public cariosity. lit the absence of all official intelligence, it is worse than ostlers to indulge in speculatious and proba bilities visor do we see much advantage, like one of the most worthy of Oar contemporaries, in scanning the countenances of Ministers of State after re peated audiencies with the KING, to discover w!ietlier the progress •of affiiire he pleasing or riot. In such a task we certainly should never tnir k of engaging; - for, in the first instance, we do not profess to be such adepts in the in teresting scieuce of physiognomy, as to determine In a. man's countenauce what may have passed tloougt.i his mina in the course of conversation twice few hours previous to the inspection of his features. and in the next place we should labour nntir the apprehension that a courtier's face is the Treat likely of any in the world to express honestly the feelings and wishes of the heart. A liamhurgh Mail utilised last night with Papers to the 11th itittauls from which we have snide extracts. It is stated, under the liesd of Hanover, that his Wu ESFIr is expected to visit that country agar •init Coronation. re hare received Paris Papers of Monday law The tranquillity of the -city, we are hippy to rate, was riot disturbed on SaturtLy or Siarsday. The streets were occupied by troops end inilice officers, who prevented ■ny crowd from bring formed, and it is to be hoped that the nits- La, in the public mind, excited by the debates upon, t!,•! Election Law, will at length subside. The gallant QVIROCA, tltr first promoter of the It. , ?vtelostiun in S o vin, has been chosen a Deputy to the Corley by the province of Gallicia. Ali article from Ilainhurgh, of the Sd of Jane, states, that a great quantity of gold in bars have been shipped at that port for I..iialons the property vti r. ROTIIBOIII.O, and 14,t the slop was to !toil in a few days, unless detained by contrary winds. Tite„writer.adds, that in consequence of this ship increttieriorice of gold was considerably raised in the liarObitrgh market. This circumstance, if it be true, would exercise a greater effect upon the mot/te merity of the gold even than the winds themselves. No shipments of gold by Mr. nottescutto will materitly affect the market price of that article etNe . r ., itastMartit or Hanuburgh. He understands these matters too well. • The C omm ittee.apuoinied by the !loose of I.orda to inquire into the meanaof extending and ittIOUIOIIIIg the trade of the empire. Cove. we on ri..evrtnid. hitherto unremittingly deemed them %d yes to the object of their inquiry. They have 'collected a thtit Mass of evidence, duCunietitary hold oral, which it is intended to I.ty from time to time before the House. From the present advanced semen) of the year, and the probability thkt Pea bailment will separate in Lifie more than amsdiair month, no hope can be entertained that iseffiliss tattier measures will to proposed upon this I portant subject during the present Session. •..,. Limited as the trade of (hest Britain N f(ttlitis idly 'mid to be at present,' and &treed as it maw doubtedly is by many vexatious and oppressive rules, yet amidst all its distresses and disabilities it displays ao extent and magnitude such as no other cm:bury\ ancient or modern, ever enjoyed, and at tbeciatitetriplatian of which even national discontent might for a moment suspend its griefs, and own the lneuence of adutimtion and gratitude. Upon a subject of such vital importance to which the - public attention has beta so mach directed, and which, atilliiiibtanding the accessing'sl ismer- Fence of events pbssessing a momentary interest, must continue to'cliiim time anxious and permanent soliciinde of all classes in the State, the fulliow ing details, collected from official sources. Slight not be unwelcome to our readers .:•-• The Laporte hew the United Kiaedois of Great 'Main sad trekked, of she Produce mud Afaaultwesiree of Ike United Maploo t eakelsial .1 the (Akio! roles d oolootitte, d. is tae year tooled 511, hue. 1818, to 80,099,015 5 7 - 1819 41,999,851 in • 11119 31,481,831 9 it To which if lb* Exports of 'amigo owl Colonial Merchootlist ho oddei, Na TOTAL Evens. will be -slh January, me 1919 • 53,140,711 2 3 1920 . , 23,3975121 1 3 During She same period, the TOTAL breen'n wete-11118 1819 . 30794100 7 4 1890 in the experts daring the last year there has been • considerable reduction as conaparedwith either of the two former year., but still the mourn is 'surprisingly great. It is •Iw to be understood,. that this account is erdasiee of the great fled grow. ing trade between Great Britain and Ireland re ciprocally. It will be remembered that upon the Marquis of motion for the Committee, it was stated by the Earl of Ultras/toot that the trade with Ireland was constantly increasing. Ireland imports but little except from Greet Britain. therefore the account of her imports generally will offer a pretty faietimersits of ascertaining the exteut • of the exports Ittsts Greet Britain to the sistog. island. The laspolts of Treteod for k iltreTear t v. L eudedsth January, ISIS, were.... 0,644,17$ Ti 14 1519 ... 6,0011,7*0 I Ti 1010 'Phis statement is a convincing proof of the vast importance of the trade with Ireland. and of the surprising proportion that its amount hears to the whole amount of the exports from Great Britain to all other parts of the world. The exports to 4.relowd are to the exports to all other parts of the world, iu the proportion of irately sine to ten, and the amount is daily increasing. The exports from treat Britain, , exclusive of the trade with Ireland, calculated at the official rates of valuation. srnouirted last year to 42,802,8101.; the exports to Ireland alone, colculat ed in the same way, amounted to about 4,200,0001. The Irish trade also offers to the English merchant greater advantages than can belong to any trade carried on a greater distance. where, of count, the markets ere more uncertain, the returns less rapid, and the mewls of compelling payment less capable of being exerted. If from the mistrial trade, too, Irelaud should derive any considerable advantage— should her resources he developed. and her great, • but yet dormant energies be called into action—to the British Government and to the British people, if indeed any distinction, even of name, should he any longer permitted to exist between people se closely united, must all the benefits be eventually" derived. All jedlousier. either potionsl or coos.' , inerciel, are happily dying away ; and, as Lord CII4TLEREAGS properly remarked in the House of .Commous, iu his eloquent eulogy on Mr. GRAS'. Teel, " fit- is no longer considered an axiom in E Fi gti o ia.:aseeeggi,ile policy. that the poverty of IrelantreeroviltweetiPthe wealth of Et•gland." !let ja resptvx does the immeesity eras trade of this itorsteyti appear eillsseeh effeet• as in a view of thi'MpOput • and of the number of sulasse, employed in bearing it through ev , kttl i Attligter Orti)lf "worlCDuring the last year the amber British ved Irish vessels employed in' trade amounted '19,g04, to which were added 3,864 foreign ships—making altogether 23,768 vessels engaged in the till* of this couutry.. The tonnage registered ansountedto. 2.901,244, and the number of men to 171,841:' Of these no less tIO 14CIIIICrigaritit14 anal Iti seamen , • Pvti •4 . ,/ , 111.• I 66,11 7," r rp• .4" The sunito 'be expended for the formation of the new Dock, to contain) a first-rate, 4U Chatham Yard. le estimated at 300,0001. The High Sheriff of the County of Northam. berlaud appointed yesterday for a County Meet ing at Mowed', to tate the question of Parliaments ry Reform into consideration. A considerable sensation was produced in the city on Wednesday by the stoppage of a vtry resiketa ble house. The anima is not supposed to be very 4 large. "10-- tit V"' 71111 KING'S THEATRE. The Yellowing is the Wavy of the new paHtoll6llll entitled CepAde Mid PreAis, Orodueed at this Theatre. It is the well-it cub" classic 'story of Cephales sod "'Orris. embellished by fancy with the al of the heathen Mythology, bad jittlicibuity 'dilated to scenic representation Heaters arrive from difeerat "dm 'billowed by (Opiate, who places himself!" their head, sad departs fro the chase. barer' appears : she olseeemb, sad iondiediritety "mites the grotto of Cepbak. Sims a deep neetaischily sereeeth the pleasant she appeared to have eajoyed. Love proposes to carry him away, sod, after mime resiallace, she conseuts. A seise of bootleg is beard; the Hunters serf*, preceded by Ceponle; they perceive remote Heaters arrive, preceded lip Prete". Procne sod Cephale dame mut vow as eternal Mow. Aaron relative, sad, Said by LIPPO, succeeds it for ryiag CFOs" away, sad tiadeperis him to her palace. 'Ce. pale is asleep an a sofa, Verminedell by Nymphs, Lover, sad Zephyrs, who, is fiweitrg , ewer him with dowers : he awake., Is surprised, webs Peetrit, airs for bee; they aaly asswre him with deem, which are interrupted by the airi est of Aurora. The Laves load Aeries to him, sad minis them with prised° ; Cephele dimataaglestiasself, mod ass jure* Aurora to return Prue& te hie mows. Cephiste,ibid" rub to his love, "paha Awe"' mod somas her eters; she thee beemart garaged, alai mlO6 ber aid leases? cases from heiteath the ground, eareeended by laapheias ; she makes a sign, and Ann him from afar his Piece* war reseeded by Pleasures, Loves. kc. 'yielding to the suit of • power Prieto: wise is at her feet; Cepbale tonged, is pin tooth era hie einppear. Me kenos with she desire of revamp. Jealousy weals to titan his WIN a brace let, with which he ears himself prove Procris, without beim" ettegviaed ; Celibate hesitates, but is at leagth ovrreome..... Cepbale asks to be transported to tie spot ilk ar to Prucris • Jealousy and the Parka Ara Ni. the Way. Piaui% "aided bee cerapeeioas is dimorasolate at the sag Anew, of her levee; she already serums Ida of iseenstaary. A triumphal Mor is beard; Reeris listens; Illt'y sonouscs the arrival of a Adam; she heettates la receive him, but looping to leant some sews of Cephale, she bide them to elder. Crphele arrives, magailicemily dressed; N. hes ea his anis the brace let that Jealetry gave bins, and by the favour of wheels he i. sin hewers. Proem is struck at his magialacence, wishes to tools the cause That led him thither. Cep a". i bee, that burial been ler • Wog aloe smitten ot ie tr i ll e clams, he has at lest cease le lay at her feet his vows sari hisenopire. Prowls sewers that she has swum "ere" love li to Cephale, sad remains uaalterable: she repute", hies, bat from the eagerness of hie yaws, by the grace sad vitality of his koinryeet, be at last overeesses bee. Cephale desperate "enures himself of kis asisforterse ' throws biategf at Pro . . tries feet, sod receives the head that almadenit him; be Aloes becomes enraged, tears earl& bracelet, sad Peetris re. cognises her Cepbsle; the Pleueuees disappear, Presorts lies, and Celibate remains sloae, • pep to hie grief. Aeries se. rives: Celibate mug bar, is going to Ay; "he beide him, sod esorieweelon to commie barge the isellielity of Pretrial and, sietwitfretnerliag Mestere, oars him still the share of her empire. Cephale leads her wills bider reproaches, tweaks bad throws at bee feet her *dacha, sad remount", love. He goes away, Aaron vows "'reser, and ratins.... Pron." eaters • *west disteeeted ; she casiceivea the Amiga of patting au aid to bee eaistesoce; she been a anise, t• "Tame Cephale, and commie herself is • thicket. eardwili Arrives, reeking crerrohere las Prolobt ho aselwer• Ike '4oStlidious advice' of Aaron, sad curses the fatal desire air proving his love; be despot:s, his eirmeeth dads him, mad is gates to fall, whew Preeris,awnieas to observe hien, removes the leaves which lied ladies bar; Cepbale, Hawking It Ge be seat beast Riot had take* refuge lime, beds a dart; immos ‘diately • sigh catches his ser • he thinks it is the vein et Puma, rim in dm bask mil sees bets expire at his feet; he mime the dart, ard prepares to pierce himself. In this 11,0116,11. Aurora eaters precipitately, and stops him; Ce. plate cesium her to terminate his misfertenes; Aurora yields to bieprayers„ invokes Jupiter, who dewed* is • cloud; he touches the heart of Procris, awl remainates her. Aurora smiles the two lovers, assuring these That she aloes was the cause of their 'misfortune. A metal rejoicing. Ones—the mere changes to the Olympus, where is celebrated a grand fete. COVENT-GARDEN Tifg4TRE. Last night Mr. MACILEADY played Macbeth. His performance of this most difficult chunkier hes furnished a new and strong proof of the force and variety of talents, the successful display of which has lung placed this gentleman in a very dis tinguished rank wiesig the performers of the day. He grasps is his conception. and expresses in his repr - eeen . tation, the whole features of the character, with all their colourings and shades. He exhibit' a lively image of • man naturally honest, humane. and brave, lured by the ruggestions of ambition to sacrifice the better feelings of his nature. his honour. integrity. his peace isi this world and the next, before the shrine of his idol ; yet never so im. nursed in crime and hardened in guilt but that the voice of conscience still is heard, and the stings of remorse imbitter all his delusive joys, and make a hell of his bosom. In depicting this gradual declension into wickedness, which. as has been observed, is , what distinguishes Alaebeth front other guilty characters of SRAKSPEARE. Mr. :Hacksaw, was eminently successful. I-fe delivered the many soliloquies throughout the play. in which the remains of virtue yet maintain tbn ineffectual struggle in Alaebetles breast with their more potent foe. or.yainly mourn over the de feat they have obstained, with miriitahle truth and beauty. The interviews' with the lilteltes. the bouquet scene. that in which the account is received of Lady Maebeth's death, in short, all the strong passages of the play, were acted in the most powerful style. The sensations of fear. horror, and despair which seize the tyrant on hearing the solution of the illu sory predictions, fondly deemed to be an invincible guard to his life and power. were counterfeited by the actor in • mauner that no language can do jus tiee to. The performance contains many original points, and is, on the whole, a most correct , ma%terly , and finished one. F4uctT's representation of Lady Macbeth *Amor great force and apirit, Ted elicited a large swoon of applause. Ti. Sher characters were cast in the usual imitter. i • The Howse was alley well attended. -"'""-• vet , •• 1. The greatest hoilg iirsig";eiiron is expecCei" this evening at Curent-gartleu Theatre, as it is the FAREWELL BBPIPcrf that fascinating actress Miss FooTE. Mr. KEAN'S occident on Monday last is more serious than was apprehructed 4 . :Gm of this chief muscles of his leg as severely bunted. He Is net expected to be able to . disdp r Ifif . he ehe et least two . months. HARLEY hes closed, hirriSqlee eugagenient, and i s .now acting with gloat mimes. Yowls • took hie behhiii low ridgy. FOREIGN LNTELLlcztrcs. ..___.........._ HAMBURGN MAIL. • eoWratenneetAt, tear lb. JRya ersteveshig Mahemed Al; losfebb clfgefrtv "be Is INIMINecty 'Whet in esseedieg his drodieliwe, boa sent a tile& af troops to Lybla to subdue the Arab tribes abet ie. halth their coodoy, which is veryrieb is useeraliiiiniterthies, sad kit greatly molest the (riding peewees. leveret Ira inners Who ;vista ibis expedition, le order go vfell the Talk. tile of 'spites Libelee, report that this bold eaterporise he. brew retarded, nit Ile MOM by the &As ts by the Pew» Which broke out ommeog the tree*. The ?ache hes, how ever, iudurdietely mot reieforeeteseots. He bus likewise seat T,lOO or 8,000 men to subdue the Manseliikee, who still We in dm country, in ache S. suite With his Goveromeot Mit provior., which guppies she markets Rest with shoe. dame ofelephaot's teeth, ostrich Mathews, gam, tenoned% ice. The preperillees ageism Ali Piths of Joanoiee cid& see; sad we bar front several quartere . ef the morrobly it *bops lo juia That of the various Pathos who app le weds ageism him. Peldive• Pushes, who eeillealteas this 'spoil. hoe, has sate% frees the Puma a veieforerthent ',artillery, ..d has ',Cava eighty CllOllOll, with three computes it argil terries. The Wert stemma from %gad say, that Me Scher:ha Persia le ettfl deagerenaly ill, awl that three is senecely soy hope of lob reasvery. His death tumid fail to be atieWard with very melees minsespireees 10 the literati tramp y lit that empire, as the numerous soot of the 11011110,410, who peens is Ile several provisiers.do sot seem disposed ke leers the threes, aeoerdieg to their 'MOW, will, to Abbe Ni,.., este of Me 'onager eases. The Pork seat as spa sow Rase ege to Teheran, as wsl 0s acesest 40 the didisreanes still meanie( reoreitre She frontiers, se M Abdo Information reMinetiog the setnel Rale of 'Meg, ja IW foomosy Sir R. Lisle% the Melo As•bessaddr, bee lately had • ant. Myren with the Reid 1(s respect sag the sew War, which is to be draws up seseeding to these which Austria and Pearce have agreed to. P 11•6111, NAV 30. 'VW sharriage of hie Imperial Niemen the Archdale* Rehm will the Princess Femmes of Saver Grunt, was perferseldl )edderdlefeetth extbuivdieary stiondeur. sr, ipersitiosnme, NAT I& Limit. Colonel Ceilirml has wive/ hos sad km bed she heeler le be presumed to the Eatigarer ss BMA awls d'Affaires. Peer olden bums go aily is Geode* sod is • Petershorgli, which is a great ameminodmiee Se trade ; they belong le Mr. Baird, the lest rmidertaker. Twentrdk illoossed demaliaes et lead (a dreealiee is 4,400 simian (*theme) are to he assigned in the Seed. et Russia for the Jews who breams mover% to Christiasety. A guardian er curator is also appoiseed esmeeely for slime Colonists. COPIIIINAGEW, JOIN S. We /earn by as wawa! from Gottiageo that his Majesty the kiwis of Great erica. ham gives permissive that Ow asearawitur of she asevidiao, which is carrying ow is Dearkark by order a the Kir& sod moiler the direction of Predate lichowischas, shall be aradiasied in the kiagdela of Hanover. A meridian hise is to be draws thrimgh all the 10w5..( Demosark, in order more accurately to thetermiee she tithe. The Nevem!, a sew frigate, of Ad glum, has been lately !smashed here. The member of GObeVelltill lately *Wowed is the North Waal, is said So ha 100. mamma. JVIIC We falter ourselves with the hope that his Majesty, ense 111ust Gramiaus &metes's, will, ether his Cortsalion, farmer lOW Mei= with a visit.—(Numbarod Papers, Jive 10.) - TilE LONGITUDE. - - - A Kr. Hoene Krinsky coasplaias is the gazelle de Prance of the illiberality of the British Natio, is awe 'real.lag him the reward of !/,/OP/. proposed by Par lissarst for the discovery of the Longleaf/R. This person declares, that " he has established • sew linear theory, which gives the salons. required." hood of his discovery, ha haatened frost Paris to Loads*, where he immediately waited ppm Sir Joseph Beaks, who refaced him to Dr. Yoing, by wham, he says, " every thing is dose at the Board of In the mesa time all his iostraineuts in spite of Ilia ro.. noosetraaces, were takes from the Cisslo;i.boase wad cursed is the Board of Lassitude, wise, idler having osioutety eau. 'sired them, disallowed/ his secret, aril thee coolly retnraiog diem I. kits, lislarine/ kiln that his discovery was not sew and that the Based bad entertaiaell s shadow idea. 111. Wswesky esintplaias, that not oily was be refused tie Parilawseatary reward, bat eves his expeasee to I.un.lest woe not paid, which, be says, was the wore unjust, us the 'English nofairly *Waived a kowerledge of his Owner theory, Oakhis thelingerf refractioos. We should be elm, that the Beard of Lossltade would reply to M. Wruseeky'sstatesbecatr. We Mated yesterday that the QUEEN took SO airing on Wednesday in a coach and four to Black heath. filer MAJESTY wett over Vauxhall-bridge. From Blackheath she proceeded to Twickenham. on a visit to Mrs. DAMEN, and returned to town through Kensington, where she stopped some time at the house of Lady ELIZABETH WHITBREAD. She left town at nine o'clock, and returned to her house to dinner at ludf-pest four. Though her MAJESTY'S journey was unexpected, she was every where re. reived with the ringing of bells, and the occlansas lions of the inhibitions. As soon as the Court of Common Council broke up on 'Wednesday, the City Reenembrelicer waited on her MAJESTY to know when she would pee the 4 Sheriffs, for the purpose of lining a day to receive the City Address. I I et' MA I KATY appointed yeettes day, at eleven o'clock. It is understood that hers MAJESTY has appointed this day for receiving ttur Address. In the course of the evening her MAJ am had in interview with her Counsel ; and here it, may be proper to observe, that it is not true that Alderman WOOD. Of any other person, has ever seen her .tile. JESTY in the presence of her Cousin!. 4, My transgression is sealed op in a bag,' . Job, c. 14. v. 17.—0 n Solidsy everting last, the km. JOHN COOKE delivered a must interesting and ern. mated lecture to his congregation at Msidenhead, illustrative of the above admirably adapted winds. The Newgate spectre appears to have been a hoax, practised by a convict of the name uf Hay. , Private letters of the Ittli instant, received yfeliTj day from Dublin. mention the failure of on mi. neut Banking House in that city. We fear II the effects of the late shuck in the South will be felt in every put of the country. The collection of the Assessed Taxes has ken pusipowed in the Waterford District. in consideration of she distress produced by the failures io that guar. ter. A like indulgence will, no doubt, be ant tended to other parts of the country which have suffered from the like cause. W. trust, hot. ever. that the wisdom of the Government and of Parliament will be able to devise some snore substantial relief, and that time and patience, the panacea of Ministers in this country, are not the only remedy which they mean to prescribe for the ills of Ireland. All accounts agree iii stating, that there are more than assets sufficient to meet all demands against BULLS' Clonintl Bank. and some of them represent its stoppage as a result that might have been avoided. The receipt of the Assessed Taxes lathe Valenti district is prolonged to the 10th Julys owing to the . , late !Awes. MST*, • , 4 I. , l•e•tsa Os the 611, iontaat, he Gay solool Nib, lbw Ilsashi' , Of Henry Metre, Eq. of • still Irm a sow' toil st•obso. , ! DEATH. • Atllt At Phylsosygb, ou flee Sill iustaut, Regis Mimeo, Zogy. of Becolghelit, his /41ajestis /gait w heoilassil, twd 1.) , - rot y 'Keeper thmt Baguet. -- - ?rioted and Published se Tea Seine niAssAt I rail GLoss Diet, N. It 7, 111,49 by C•cagn%WeLL• 01k Strum!. f r 6 .71tfeir *. GRATTAIrIi MAYER AL. [ Kr. babe received a senate film hie Majesty. vivit.r4aV, Slat it me castrary to etiquette for soy of Vie IV l at il.. Mires to JAM io t h e proemial at the foastal of a atst.j...l bet that his Majesty had given his cosamalia to Ur &mit osis' itimailield to alma the footral. Art Nom, rt , Imo write na Ati. N. INMININA:11 Novi** rot • cony. INITTIO To 21411 1 V11111 tuTo lUI @TAIT. WI TN@ Lor 1 (Ai ON 111/011Ti VO Alle Ilan 881.141111 awl 111111.4110 % Was. Parnell —. I A-- .--- Hat lio, J. iNt wort David Ricardo J. Carron J. Mari ill Lord PituresA coo. DAieo E. Lillis-lea Atari Hum Lord Oldies N.J. Wilma J. C. Cetera Lad A. Haasilloo How. air. lys f lo ur d Edw. Webb Lord Bivalves Mr. firetsryNA Sir W. Golfo Was. Solidi Ste Geo. Itotitem t ---.• Mooch 111. H. Cursory --- Aid. Wood Sir Juba Aubrey TllAse.. F. Falser Hr. Mr. Ram lord *him p S. W. CADA Mr. Deadbeat* Sir H. Parrett CAUTION. Abdul eight yeses ago the Irtillitiso Usios haal l as h robbed s o • coosiderable sassost. At use time tile publicity was peas to the owobers of Ike stidei * loses, .1.. 4 prevested them twin being pel isle :xlaiina. Al ihn seemeat attempts see aladlesy (by ale mei iinehr .aced i s t h e &w o o so impost ism ow the Welkin esrinur p o n e o r g e m ; we e sherefeee, lie Hoe whist opparrnsil of cauiiosirg lie pebbe easing reeeivfbg may of ghee.. 214, of coarse, Ka Liasiestioas will p.. 44. Ito holders ham reeervarialt valise The same. The %, 0 k Doles say he brows from Ibis tiresome..., aim specify being payable at Illiosera. Walks*. HI. sad Co. Nonwith Rack; whereas at) she (Iridium U 1,4 Beak soles hosed mimes lilt, ore Miser tweak VC wade pi y. able*. ageism Josses, Loyd, sad V. Loodou. BOARD OF EXCISi e Jung 14. li•4 Lt. This easau Informations minter the 4701E:row If I. e agaittN Iltr. Julie Roney, ass Irish pr0w15..... atsrehass .rd Liam dryer. for having in his pusarsesues 1010 res. of fOr the pyritese of par-kiss. provisiuus, Qc. kismet/it, the Woe to hart bees unshipped. The information !remained four rousts. The first .3$ Tor heiriug iss esunsiely, else brine privately at, c nu I y prortseeti, writhes, the duty harbor brera ; a. r.. 0•1. salt brie, clardestieely insputird ; third, t• r ..1•01 cosseeslies ; awl feertls, for hairier the tomtit' in 1.,. 1 0 .. 3 t.. lien for the purpose of peeking previsions. konoring seam le here bees previously eusitsppsd, contrary is the statute. I The nektons* epee the Ant sod wand tennis loot auto jested himself wider the Act 311th George 111. a S, to • proudly of 40s. per act. which would have anioniited to 9,440. and upon the third and fininis to this rif IVO/. The Daredevil pleaded Guiffp. Mr. Meer), the Solicitor to Mai Excite, Own stated to she Cmosneinhatiers, that the Difewdant was/earl ytng us am insane bosises• as • heave-dryer soil Irish prevision -nor chant, tooacquently he was froloestily is the habit of poring invemeuse qumitities of bacoa, which rash to him mocked is salt for prenerration. Instead of the Defendant, urea wopneking Ibe beam, destroying she he rropoiril of it at • emesiderable price, •Insost equal tii the antiinot of the drily. He merely vacationed this &it the Court to foils their judgment as to what perish, should be iodic led. The Di-fenslant admitted that he had done sorrow in sell ing the salt, but that the seas to sebum be Lad disposed of is, had several limes applied to pincinee, and he revised eellitag; but at length the max, olio pleaded press 41:i. Irem, styles, that by the salt being sold to Lim, be would be able to eell it agala to his lucre. be was iudueed s thrower charity, S. accede to his wishes.. He then Aire threw himonif roes the mercy of the Ginn, Irmitiag they wtoilil late the.• eiremismitamees into consideratiou, and mitigate the penalty as low as possible. The Court. after • short deliberation, orderer' the salt to be (oedemata and the Defewdaut to pay a floc of 5 1 )1. is the fuorlh comet). IMITATION PEPPER. Mr. Charles Vigo, an oilman, in Corani-street, Iblearll square, appeared to an hafersnation, charring w i th e haling is his pmession nominees initiate. callialtint pepper, for which be was subject to a penult) of Itlol. The case sot being fully proved, the sufurrataiisiswis quaidied. WM: Mr. Joseph Cooper. • grocer, residiag on Brixton-hill, io the Comply of Surrey, was charged me inform:isms with re. moving a quantity of tea without a permit. W fikinaer, ofsco rof Excise, staled iliaton the eth tit May lass, he met the Defendmit driving a cut iu u. lane, Wsndssoorth • ssirpecting the cart ciiiiiaino4 racist able articles, he searched it, and found a box, io which we. 31 packages of lea; he requested the Defendant to Involute a Permit, which so* belong able to du, he .seized t 6. Mir.e and cart, together with its colonists; he sekril the 1101 (end eel what be was going to do with the tea, to which lie re plied he was ruing to deliver it to hie elastomers. Tbt DefesdAsit admitted the chargrs and the Court ordered She ten to be forfeited, soul reunited she penally. - Very unplea.unt uccoants lisWe 1 , .•.i',1 of the effects of the storm of TOC3f1111• 4 (In 1114- N,sr Foretit, near !tumor!, several sheep leer., found dead. The fenny countries are cotatOrtely elided and the roads from St. Neon'. and Ai, on bury-hill are for miles under water. Tile bini ITI, all Ill'COUltP4 4 seems to hare been 'levity gesirealiV felt throughout the country witisos nt:toy miles of the Nattoopolie. HIcHARDSON, GOODLVCIC, 00 Co. regtvelftilli acquaint Ilse Public, that the last Dal of . 1491a:1 4 ‘ this Lottery will he the 23. i instant. : ems • , ; 1 ;. , Stale of the wheel. ' qa *.v.l Tom of f3n,Cool Ft OUR FOURI • •• 00000000 r FOUR • And 4d other Capitals, Conch sod Tickets and 51131114, warranted einstrivre. pre i.n • Wiii• KICHARDsoN, GOODLUCK, end Co- . ' "lilt Mp • buildings, Gprolti 11, sad oslool t• The new Stork Market, held in et field Initintanciffil ism, let Sittingbuttrn, was attended en T....4 v Cri. 1 ,ey, ; , sa great number or grasiers, testnets, Sze. Italia is . sop plied with with stock. There were atheist RA erildii asch i d iu g cows with calf, wad haerens), She sheep atul lasublkilbd s few calves. We believe swat of tbelhiuga w.ee veld . Ifilsilietees were lir Beef, bs. tubs S,l ; t;.l. to be. 44.1 timt.. Is. to Bs. ; Veal, ss. titl 1.. (LI. At doe rime/4 the Intl kat upwards of thirty persons Sit filllll, Sale* earellent its"...r Iltr Bull, sad spent the aftrruouu ustisgrust toweitiwltty and reitiel:ll.llll6 • . •>. PthCE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. II per Ct. Red.... 6s I Ex. dm.. 1 3 .4. 31 per Cent 714,1 1 pr. pm'. 4 per Centsol l / 4 6.: 4lfif I Loot. Itektiii...lo. 5 per Ct. N. kx.ixerir ill OndlitiOli •••••• • •, 1 pr. Coif. lit~sTtl.ad India Bondi .... la pretrt3i iv! i C . t, MANI