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Mart le ranee grit► weepsOrlisel• Ib ebeleile• wUI leek be opposed Isibeeit The Ceettes On, *Mem. traregieesieg lb* Italy et *vie pewee., will. Meer lecesielibrie eveveemw eat Milt- ly eegiA► Irliailiever ruler iits. tbfy Mope. sth POMP At net as 41*TOM et I. libseihe to the 9preiirti Pslcif _ lw whirl it io rolled, iltry will asitoovoor to giro *deletions! owloltaver Swami wwwwitits Wools Now tot per Mojetty, sod will. ii t \di viloilo world sow Hot ttwo power tot real retilleeltettaikhoalri llicatikawortatlow at 111alswe •• Afire Otis qateot elk Woe illipolud . t tbessene ono. misto M Bo- Mr allows mot osier repaerd refry of " 1144•Ny r *rem/eel tbressiolimmissalilltarg! veil this lipasislo easiest" _ _ ra - aseat Fasoc—Os *fifth air illavals, P(. pry OW. falials; 40•.; Bub boat, Mai 1 0 .—es• As Sib : r s . pt Ca* 5.4■1014,11111. Ms.; limb Shag ipbc. THE BRITISH PRESS. Afira..,rwser. LONDON, WEDNILWAY, SUS= 13, 1522. The Navy Five per Cents. Bill was read n second* One Testerday avening is the biome of- Lords ithoot divisiows. Sow of their Lordship bowsk Mg, rapeseed wits, stows, opinion upon the ilk- policy' of the projected ahem e, and asserted the in rsaoptotency of the.Ministen and of Parliameot, in conformity with the sound principles of justice, to ;since the live per cents. until IS millions of the abeht in•the other macho bad bees paid off. The propriety of delaying the farther proves. , of the message! limit the opinion of the twelve Judges were taken upon this point, was forcibly urged ; but the Ministers, including the LORD Cuaucet toe, ,expressing their conviction of the perfect le 'slily of the measure, the suggestion for delay was dermgerded by the Moose. It was staled very dis tinctly by the Earl of Lrrseroot., that nothing lind'iceurred to his linewiedge in the affairs of Iturepe, since the ant day of this Session of Par liatneht. which could excite in his mind an %Tie hentimkof a ww; sod be further. admitted, that if there were wop.probability that the peace of Rump° should be iss-atii disturbed, the plan now estimitted to Par!lamest' end the public ought not to be adopted: Such an opinion, falling from so high a• authority, east have • considerable effect in r•tisfyiog Europe that the negotiations: treading between Rani. , use the Porte so not likely •t t?etpre••bt seelsoet to bed to hostilitiik:' A measure of considerable interest was commenc ed yesterday evening in the House of Commons, by Alf. CH ETAT it, from which we may venture auticipaie much miniature. The Hons..hlember vlainntical Irsveto istrodnce ...Rill for the-porpoise of uswoolidsting is owe tact the several Amor Par ;nest ib nurnbety which relate to vagrancy. The objects principally contemplated by. the floe. Mintier ore, to define the crime of vagrancy. to lacilitata sesseary procneclings.torots lilogissrateh takrigelote the , hillietiss of pesolsiesi the posanng of•itgroatst and thelicerelsg of lodging-houses: Colonel DAVIES submitted to the House a series of resolutions relehingto the collecting of the re 'rime. wi►h n view to inducing. the House to adopt xsosoures for diminishing the expeasei In din par• pose, beams, lawns not sosecessful, Bathe HOWit negatived h►t resolutions. The vast espense in curred ertlf year by the printing of accounts was iloticed in the debate. It was stated by Mr. Lusu r Gros that it was the intention of Government to adopt some mode foe simplifying the public ac counts, wbich-stenag.other. good effects would pre vent the frequent oecnrrente of having the same sretements repeated severat times. from the difficulty of ascertaining where the intelligence required may be most easily . sought. A corresposollesee between Mr. O'Csouuktv and Mr. PLIINSIN'T respecting the Irish Catholic Petia lion is given in smother coturnn. Mr. PLUNKtTt Las been rtqoested to present the Petition to the House of Commons, but that Right Hon. Gentle" mt♦a, in. his answer, " owns lois present impressions ure..thst the present moment ►s not favourable to tlamsinaisaims." ,The Paris Papers of Saturdays offer convincing cadence that • disposition to prolong the disturb. emcee itr- the streets of . Paris still existe, but they also she* that the-aitasures of precaution adopted by. the Government are sufficient to preserve the pubbc tranquillity. Several arrests are said to have been made in: unions. pens of the coantry, and it mould sees that some ill-disposed persons had, at Nantes, Nitre, sod other places, attempted, by the ore of seditious• language; to recite the popu lace to tumult. The failure of such enterprises, whether it be attributed to the little personal influ ence of the persons attempting them, the obvious insuffecierity of their mesitir: ter trarintain an oppo sition to the Goverment, or the indifference of the populace, iffOrdi a strong presumption of the sta bility Of the reigping dynasty. The most active of the 'jetting * j.ejo are the students of the Aca demy' rot imam imolai kayo taken place between them sod •the novae in wtith same of the former lisve been wouut.ed, and many, taken prisoners. thlusli• shown nee • any • brunet fay the thoughtless. sem and indiscretion of youth, but riOts excited by tl►ese aledests Ire prebably tar more dangerous thou if tbs poems of the city had been disturbed by ►itr Awing isopolare alone, which idly filla the w e e'. of a wee capital. Young men always Sams themselves witl► impunity, end their appa rent levity end actual indiscretion proceed very fre quently, hoons-shis species.of fond calcniation ; it is' thcrefore wire iu the French Government at least St" oats.* severity with these seditious students. Five of them have been expelled from the Academy, end s oorsaidstroble number have bees committed to prison. Tits Germs!. Ihurrox who irately smeared so formidable in the etyma ownersf our contempo raries is still a wanderer, but lie is hunted very closely by the King'ir temps, and will probably soon MI iutb their hands. The report of his has. isitssieseselai ie mosping as board a ship woo no doubt given out by his friends to check the par. suit, as it tenor found to have been untrue. The intelligence from Madrid is intereeting. Thwoittino of. the Ordinary Cortes has been open ed by the King of Sens in person. The eel.. brateiGenetal . Riaco was previously chosen Pre. Orient of the aasembly. hon. which circumstance we max eollect that the King's immediate. friends' do not exercise a paramount influence with the members. The Kum's-Speech expressed his Mo. JCIT7 . I confidence• in the continuance of peace, and bas determination to eencur with the Cortes in cot tent:lilting the work of the Revolution. The Speech of tho President niEGO, in :insure, con. wined noshing very resna►kable. It spoke a rem yleiitig. the improvements commenced, *and of the necessity of " removing with a strong hood the obstacles which may be opposed to them." The Freiseh funds bore Folks.oeissidetebirdatior the last' two days. The 5 per cents. which et the. Coatotoeneeenest of the week were es hi g h es 91 1. were on Thunder 09 f. 40 c. ; end fell arid ow Friday tore& f. 90c. _ _ Tile maskrtkyreslvetiar swims; Con.ala mitre 79e for Money, mid 79/1 for the ACOMii‘L• POPOV. SielelVlVlAPOlaili hula baster. Spout* OW I% • % % % •••• pro de D LOIN %% Prosaism ' Domani bto. We understand Lord F. Coleetitleail is appoints. ed Private Secretary to the Kinsf, its the place of Sir B. Bi,ootertams. WeL learn Irons good authaeity that. time is air foundation for the report which has been sense days in circulation, of an iuteation to' compliment the King of DINMARIC with the Order of the Garter. Sir GiOacit NAYLER. it is raid, is to proceed. on this mission forthwith. What return the King of DENSIARIS is to make we cannot so poritively state: rumour trays that the acknowledg ment is to appear iu the shape of a Royal t oaring . PaPir.) Ms Inez Mee liati brew pleased Is mat . to Ar TltolLtl H rico?, Bart. Gramd 'Croft of abs 'Stott Hosouratile Military Order of We' Bath, Liettleosin-Graerit is do *rosy; Ike: se fbr tie airmal services prrt , rmard by bits to India, his Royal license that ihe said Sir Thalami; Humor sad his dnieesdmots army bear the following hottoarable sag igestemio.m4 via...4ow • AG? of lA6 ortarof his feranit, stemakelereobamihrit (la./dew/et of Mario, the steneetard of tiothor, sad beneath Oa wont MARIDPOIIt j" lurdbet WilIFIM411111114•141groiltir, eta. "it solletiar;e lA. 2t4 kepi sera of Light Dragoons, eloootted, me is tAe potties 4" Week,* with lb* motto, i*Dectan."--01asetts.) On Friday last the Grand Jury at our Assizes returned a true bill against JOHN MISHOSI WIL• LIMAS% Editor and Publisher of the //rehires Chrowicle. Lois libel agatrist the late Marquis of Lonvolsosastr, corstaiurt.l in his paper of the 40th of October lint.—(Darhara Coning Advertiser.) It la pleasing to see the commerce of Clyde ex. teodissrieself to the remotest parts of the globes Of 'hulks most remarkable instance is that of the ()spray. which arrived' here a few - das since. This vessel was cleared nut hence for Buenos Ayres and Valparaiso in the beginuing of 1840, and alter haw• iag visited these ports, and San Bias. in Mecico, (Triaged the cast expanse of the Pacific to Calcutta, whence - she has arrived here. She has thus circum navigated the globe in little more thou two ye a r s , which is the more worthy of notice, as she had to Mop at the different ports for the puepose of dis charging end re-loading. The Osprey is the first vessel belonging to Clyde (and is probably among the first British inerchmitnieri), that has pursued thews, track ; and, while this voyage platoly she's the commercial spirit of her enternesieg owners, it marks out a new field for mercantile speculation and udvatiture.—(Grano k Paper.) singular exemplificatiou of the uncertainty of lineal] existence occurred lately in the neighbour ing village of Gourock. A female resident of the name of HASTIE, having died at the advanced age of 97, DANIEL CAMERON, a distant relative, was called in to give his advice and ussistance in the arrangements preparatory to the old fune ral, and, in particular, was consulted in the selec tion of the persons most proper to be invited to the .funeral.—ln perfect health and spirits he busied himselfin this occupation, but on the morning fol lowing; without Idly apparent physical cause, he soddenly expired. The deaths happening Mt near, it - eras judged expedient by the relations to make the interment of both one funeral, and hence fol. hewed the extraordinary circuussfense-of the latter deceased buying pointed out the persons to bury the former; who, by the mysterious will of Providence; were likewise destined to carry himself, at the same time, to. the grave I .—((;reewoek Paper.) - - GIIttAT SUCCILIS AT HAZARDS!—On the First ay of Dr•wingi Tuesday, Febrility 26, NAZAR!! and Co. ►hared awl 'sold the following Copies& :- 12644117 220,080 r 2:100 2000 2,000 I 2,7.1.......... 200 2,306 6OO No. 336 2OO e i ,o'Ttie Second Dryer DrisWing will be TO.IIIORROW. The /heel is extremely rich, aid mask, Veer of 111;0001. nob .others of 1,0001. 1,0001. he. All. Hooey, sod ont Too Masks e. a Prise. The Firdwlrewe Arun TYPIIkOf ruw will receive 20,000L—Tickete sod limos are whin at UMIARD sod Co.'s old estshlisbea sad fortwoole °Mei, Royal Escheats Gate; 20, ; add 314, Usforcissison, sweats of Casllow.striset ; and• by Oak Assets is all Ilse Fri ocipal Cottony Toe as. • . • • ..- • .., ... .-. , , ---. •;, , •• - , , f ••••••• •••••• ..4.10.• ~., 4 .. ' ''. • •4 . '..4. •.......* .' .. ' all PASIZIONABLS P4RTIE& The Wart Manson of Laasdow• had isa Onset usseably ear Motittay eventing at Litasdown Moore, Berkeley.square, which was atteaded by about 150 distinguished lissitioaables, smear; whom were she Nine, Cnristi. the Dote on'i Duchess of Illeaserart, the Duke of Hamilton, the Marchioness of Las deaden% Count sari Countess St. Aoloalo,Cesatess efMor- IfYr Countess of Gleneoll, the Coveter sad the Ladies Bathurst, Lord arid Lady Holism,. Lady Morpeib, Couotese of Harrowlry and Lady Mary Ryder, Mr. sod Lady Sophia Maedostald, the Ladies Fitageraid. Lady sad Miss Lemon, Lady Owydyr, the Collates, sad the Ladies Bathurst, Lord Rlienharough, Lord Oriel, Count Canvass, Lord sod Lady Normanby, Lord sod lady Isreasworik sad the Misses Liddell, the Vice-Chancellor, Lord sad Lady Candor, Lord mad Lady King, Culotta Davies, Mr. nod Mrs. Abercrombie, Mr. Spring Rice, Mr. Seymour Bathurst, Mr. mud Miss Elliot, Miss Barry, Mr.sad Mrs. C. Drummond, Mr. sad Mts. Arbuthnot, Mr. sad Mrs. Lomas, Mrs. Hope, Mr. and I Ma. Rosaisedy, he. The Earl sad Countess of Albemarle entertained • dis tinguished party yesterday at their beers is St. James's num. Gumless tadalf had a fsehtseable party ea Monday eves. lag at her Unreels Gloseester.plsee. The Commies' ef Essex entertained a distisgulshed party at dinar , yesterday at her hones in Hill-strest, Berkeley. square. Mr. Hope will entertain a diatiagulshed party to-morrow at his house in Drelless.street, Caseadisli.square. Mrs Fremantle bus lamed cards of invitatioa for • rout OM Thursday; the- 21st . hatast, at her house is Staahope. Meet, May-fair. _ _ . PASHIONABLII MOVEN RNII. The Earl sad Eriantess Plynersalls arrived ea Moadsy at the boom , is Groevener.equare frost their seat, Howell &Mew; WOrtesterthire. His Eutellivey Sir R. Doakin, Hart. left Grafton, Hotel, Alltentarle-strert, yesterday, for Chelterilisra. Jobs Monti*, Esq. M.P. has arrived at the Cocoa Tree, a. Saatees.sireet, from his seat is Yorkshire. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. Jaines'isotreet t-Lord Mosta. Cecil from Heigidon ; sad Edward Rem, gee. from Hall Departure :—llioetegue Gore,. Eat. for Harms Coed, Postal. 5 The Marquis of Lathlike aid Lady tubas ter arrived yesterday st the Monks Hotel * Jennya.street, from Lord ..d Lady Mark Ker's seat, Home Wood. A. P. Noses, Esq. arrived yesterday at Faeroe's Hotel, ▪ James'seireet, from his seat, Belmont Park, Haat% Mr. aid Mrs. Hodges. arrived yepterday at Jordan's Hotel, Si. Ja.N's•surest, from tbeir.sesit, Wader, North araptimishire. Geeeral Drummond, aid Calash' and Miss Read, arrived yesterday at Hoditima's Hotel, Dovwstreet, from Ireland. Arrivals testerday at Thosaa's Hotel, Berkeley.square:—. Colonel. and Lady Caro/iris Woad from their seat in Sam,. and 1t,.. Dailies and family from their seat is Donelaidre. • c, MONUMENT VIII GSORGI 'lloettiaff of the stbseribere, to the ,asoatiment prommed to'hil erected to the memory it his late revered Majesty wag held yesterday at the Thatched Rouse Towers, St. Janie& street; the Earl of Livittrooi is the Chair. The 6.10 f Btastaros, as owe of the pecans moat active in forwaiding the phut ' root to viadteata it from the isopida flow of a job *bleb' had bees throws epos it is soaps of the sewepapera. , Every thin that ,bad been dead maw hit mid houourable, sod iu pruposing,Alr. Wyatt us sin mast, lis - warinfliesited safety lay she will.huown foliate of that Cestkman, and the digests .sauce of his having been hoomst• ett by the peturise favour and patronage of his late Majesty. Mr COMITY= read the Report, from which it appeared that the anhaeriptioos asmanted to 4,6481. of which 1,1167 l still remained to be paid sp. Every endeavour, ho added, lied been made to meet the wishes of the public. No other parson except Mr. Wyatt had made soy proposal, nor was any specific oast agreed spas, hut it was intended to pro. portion the reward to the welts of the work. Lard LIVERPtiOL inquired what was the sum which it was calculated the monument would cost, and whether any spot to erect it upon had bees chosen Mr COVRVHIER replied, that the slim world bed least 10,000 i. and frum that to 20,0001. Where it should be placed would be a matter for further discussion. Lord KINTOI complained of the shortness of the notice, sad mineesteil • future meeting. The Archbishop of Colt TERIVIIT asked, whether the Com mittee stood pledged to any particular plait? Mr. COURTSIMIL said, the Committee stood pledged to Mr.. Wyatt, as the artist, to execute any plea that they might think Muir eligible. The Earl of Ltozitroot. thought it should be open to come The Arehbi•hop of Coirsousvair sow so use in a futon meeting, without a definitive plea of the work sod site be. leg ready to be submitted to its consideration. After some further dinewesion it was resolved that a ape. east Committerof Noblemen and Geolemes ratvmuf in the art., should be appointed to receive proposals and tro. post accordingly. ST. GILESS IRISH' FREE SCHOOLS. Yesterday the animal ineetisrof Ladies mod Gestknees, Meads mod berrefeeteirs et tbn above schools, and r public exsaniostion of the children ialteseted therein, took place at the Freenissous"lhoers, Greet Qoess.strret, Hie• Grace the Duke of Besilbrd, Patron, was, with aselasnotiess, called to the Chair. Loa Coltborps, .11011110 Dc •lelsai, the• Rep. Mr. Toyed's, the /tee. Mr. DMus, sod air Dishy Mos kwerth, generally addressed the meeting in f f the Charity; it the issosinesnest of •lisch they expressed their mo►t de tided •pprubatioo. A vote of Tbsela W i Noble Cheiruiae woe carried sea. niasuludy, and ahoy bia-Gere bad returued thanks, the cam pany. brake up. A collieliuu was madiset tha doers. So "superabundant" is the crop of turnips, that it is more difficult to get rid of, thin to obtain them. On ‘Veriesday lost the crier went round Bury, an warming that ten acres of turnips iu the neigh bourhood might be fed off gratis : and we have heard of such art offer being refused, because the owner of the turnips would not pay the shepherd --(Suffolk Paper.) Oa Tuesday afternoon the Marquis of Brit stem boot left Greenock for Gla.gow during the storm. When only a short way (ruin the harbour, a dreadful blast brought down the funnel with a crash upon the deck. Fortunately there was no person hurt by the accident. After some time the vessel was safely towed into the harbour by the Sealant steam boat. Mr. TOWCRi e siergeoli, of Kendal, whose mur der of his wife was 'noticed in this Paper about two inealhs ago, has beep just tried at the Westmor land Arsizes. The trial lasted ni ne hours; and the ' Jiiry bring convinced of the mental derangement of the Prisoner, acquitted him of the charge; bat he will be confined ter life as a lunatic. • . • • , naozramvi Ositroitr war, Tammy', 1111. Mrs. Olive Sem% thessfolfiltaisfe Prieto'Al Ctswiherised; was turreted to be brought up tido day to mirth' betted' of the lossivest Act. The Court wag hi eaostiormee etewded at se early hoer. Lord Sidutselle was swoop the wiles...see protest, sod seetwesed es the amidst'. Her Royal Higitee's rernmieed M Heedersoe'w Hetet; the Kief'd Arms, reedy to wasted when stalled epos. The Coast, hew. !Vie, rose without setteiseisto her ease wide!, is Awed for toesonew (Wedeesday), 'Wielder (kiosk. BOXERS. The sesch.talleed-of great Elate*, so tong &Shea b 7 Mt' is at length made bettered his Rod Raddall, or the esurasoas rem of ems fitaussad retworts, to' taller plate tel September. Merlin has his sourener's work cot mit t as he If to SSbt Ak. Reiner (the belt Jew Ashler since Weak* on tbe 'fib of Monroe 200 guinea% wed $0 WA, is' /trim: sited. The ARM with Sandell. neadeos Moodoyalight. hi of snore interest drag any Weide could be made the follikolog is as Mesa from the articles a arterawett-- , " Monday, Meth 11. " John Reads!! sad Join Menlo agree Is 110 et 10 • 24• feet ring, a fair stand up battle, lealtaelowle thae, foe 200 Rains asideend a bet of 700 getereas ; 100 Riga*, is put dews this doy in the beds-of Mr. Sifted, mad • further de: posit sf $0 mid, to be made good at Mr. Fraud*" as Tuesday. olio 4th of Joie, wed the Whaler mate se he Slade good en Tweedy. hely 2, at Spriag's, add Mr. Bland teehe stakeholder. The pleas of Aglaia, to be rimed by Mr. Jaekooo. andtbs Agit to tabs pine so Tawdry, Ikeptleate bee 3. An aspire to be sold by esete petty, sad Mr. Jackass tooppoint • referee. (8 1 1• 01 . filt%) " N.Brireither party do sot sobs good the Miss ale. seeding to Kremer*, the &Ciotti*. is Soleil the elegash" Thee nteroey wile pert down by deputise, see thereat Whet* areal peolost is the back ysusad. THE MURDRR•OP MRS. MART DONATTY. Teeters* Mr. Dosstly, erotic", I. tho detotodk. west a low private eitaatioation al Halloo Gorden Odor, before the erotism Magian-ales, at which ow maim worn oIA lowed to he eeriest 'wept Mr. Taylor, the Vestry Clerk of tbeparish of St. George, Blareishory, ■od two elost)tioito of the Perish Committee, who hare takes out aetivw port Is the ioweetigalioo of this horrid sod borboroorawester, and wive were oleo os lb. CotooteNe Joey. With.. Iteadoleo. sod John Liathriek, a►e lb* dhows to whom awy particular ioatrociloss relative to this myste►ious anods are en trusted. The following are the wanes et some of the witeewee wit* were sawweeoted to smack sod were i■ waiting in the septet wake to be called : Sarah Cheasie, =satin nest dew le the arcearal ; Noy Earle, • tridow„.is the NW. heves g. Jolts Wilsoe, a War esistrer, is the sae= haws; Ediesitab Rade, • =whew= twin &k.g at No. Irt, belt Is she Wen of the iireeseed ; Mary A.. Twos, the girl whir weisitteally resided with the dewasied ; Sarah Xietioes, • here= living- at No. 17, s the ease street, se imam.e freed of thearerseed ; Harriet Percival, a married wows= lived at No. Ilk Mill teaseisee, at the back of the blew of wise betel the =orderer aware over the wall; Robert. Heitewar, of Breast.street, Si. Giles's, • very iiiiissise sad eciuditleeelel faced ef the dawned; Joke Hoek, • she ewstable of the sight, Red Liee.perage; William Belese, Mat petrel; Willie's Walesa, the statelsatee ; sad sit meows Where. All the witeesseo weer in aidesdasee fres =ewes Vele* Oil hail:past °endwise which tioweeopereetraelemeatieed bet Mr. Downy, est e• sewed Arair the sitlehestied abet set a- eiegie weird was seffered so trasseive. Tar wittiest** were diseassitti with lastreetiow that they would bow aw lice wbea to =lead agate. The oiews• above-sewed =4 wiwil MIN iesintetirtes which they werelatiedialletrdia patched to waste The Inegistrotre have received • letter film the flegeteerg of bete for the Its. Department, which we-wWeseatilis I. Wier a largo reliant Ar the ilimpotry. of' Ott eitesteree, @Wass Share be sash • elms already as eillmOls•APllPoisor. ' The varewhaofte Irt. warty 166 MIAS NI 11111 will. alma Mean plan, saes alirr taus ilaelberbowliarlaiwit, was or she Jima& perseasiow, wad 10-brpt wiiellwegsbawia In the atighboarbood of Swww-Isar: It waselere ia.bsl. celebrated Meeload palsied the ioestilei pictures gebith the deceased lately sold, whew at wariors times be wares sew barrasstei inns* there. MISJ Meaty, else wave deem* essbresect Christianity, sod imp canaille& is her attend. ion et a dassetithig chapel at worship. NAVAL IKTELLIG tNCt POITIIIIOUTH, 1111111e1 Vll.. Arrived the Catharine, Young, from Honduras fur Chat. ham; sailed in coneparty with the Lloyds, Albion, Surrey, and Lady ithekworib, for London, ■nd Snipe for Bristol. The Mary, Watt., from Trepain, in coming into birhuor to atop a Irak, get foul of she hulks end damaged her stern and stern-buat. We have bad a airoog clad all day, at times very acidly. YALMOII7II, MARV" In. Arrived the Fox packet with mails from the Istando-27 days ftom St. Thomas's; Orpheus, Cristall, from London for Ancona; and Timrdeon, Tellacehe, from Bristol for rifts. MILFORD, Males 10. Arrived the Lady Gallatin, Harris, from Liverpool fir Stvannab. Sbe had beefs *truck by • heavy sea which canoed her to leak eo mooch as to keep botbpemp. going.— The crew Is each fatigued. lky the Aana packet from Waterford we leans that yester day of Craton Head the Martha, Desn, from Waterford for Liverpool, was struck by a aek, and instantly sunk. Eight men and the pilot drowned; only the mate saved. MAIROATt, 711111101 11. Arrived of bbirgate the Alfred, Trist, from the Weal Indies; she struck 011 Ithrgste Sand, and lost ma auth o r and cable, but is now at anchor in the Saadi.; Ilia Dick, Har6soo, from the Ent ladies, bas lost an anchor. Mud. Willett 11. It bar blown hard Of intervals tie abuts oi;last digkit sea to-day, and Mill cunt 111111t11. Arrived and remain, the Anse, Milne, frost Tewerilbl Five Friends, Reid, from Lisboa ; Jobs diorpliy, Hokrire; Thirds, Mybill, from Malaga; and Fruit Preserver, *terkiii, from St. Michael's. Case dolga frm the Ripe► and remain the Bettors, Cram p for Jennies; Kingston, Luckir p for Dersarara; and Palara• brim 'felt, far Si. Lucia. Steen o'Cloch.—inure modersle tbe weather looks settled. Tits ostward-bursd ere RH well. ICARIIIOItOeOII, IltA*Cfr 10. The Melville, Liston, from Neweintle for Lisbon, was abandoned at eerie few leagues from tlamborough-Htad or Wednesday, otb instant - -crew takes up by the De*uce of Hastings, atirklaadeil•hess. The G , Writhr, from Liodrioat for the Rrssilr, wo o drives on shore at Campbell kW* bot woo rat off yids doings to ber rudder: A man of the 011ie of Aim Maki was pailleilay examined at Bur street us his own contention of . insinder. He had 'ems himself iuto custody at lb/ Isla of Wight; as which time be stated that he had calmed the death of testy Beagle, 'in the year ISIS, by knotkiag her into the Regent's Canal, and that Mom that period he had :When asked by Sir IL alltlllll eanwd him IS mike ,Ibe court-salmi, he replied, " It was all tight." He was 'mum led for further rzsmination. PRICE OF STOCIfS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. CVOS. 76it 7ge 1 EL Oak. speret. N.: Ass. iutiif 46 pr. Irish 5 per Cent... Io f Ditto Smell... 5 7 pi. Ind4s BoWds,. 49' 51 pr . : Cons. for Ate... 70n1 "Lottery Tickia, e 9/. 14% I • FROM LAST MM NT'S GIZE7'I7. Chou-Ojtee. Mane It, lilt. KBMaga ZETUILORD To SERVE 111 THII Pigott!? PA AM /MINT. moo, Dwisfrier; Severaket, lee, avid Anisitst.—Witllsal Hubert Keith Douglas, Esq. BA NKRU PT*. Martsadaks Riehardants. of Kirkorwald, Weber,' to surrender, lardb as , ir7, sad April 23, at eleve s a the Blue Nell lisa.Aatiele. Attorneys, Mews. Lawile t : dad Raider, Cleamietiee' lan, Laudon ; sad Mes,re. Hudson and Toatia,Carliale. Bernard Colley% nV lineenhall, Salop, farmer, to serena der. allrab 21 at ill, 16. .1441 April 23, at 'term st a. Tanthees his. sesellitr Iron bridge, hi c—a. —4 ••19 Auto. ner, Mr. Mgt, Itattditisapto•-buildingt, Chancery-lane, 1.. m. don; and Mr. Pritelitalli jaw. Broaeley. Hintry'Orillths; ufilleattlea, Glamorgan, liaes•draprr, to surrender, Mardi 11, 22, old April at eleven, at the lilueltuoeth Area lab, Nausea: Auorsert, Mr. Price, ashes lion, Lsadoa ; sod. Mr. Cala., iftwasses. Tatum, Manilia, of Dudley, Wesuriner, ttait.ironanatir, la uterestlor,-Mareh tab, 96, tad April 23, at teehte, at GUI Royal Heir, Birsatagbant. Attars's*, 31,11”. Collett; Wimblent, mid Collett, Cbaurerplane, London ; and irr. Rebiassn, Dudley Beujarriu Copley nod Mlles Hint, late of Doseasto, York., irv•-fautaehers, to surriroder. Mare* 25, at s t y e -p.*l; sad April 23, at Orgies, at she Guildhall, Dotteuater. Rep, Mr. Peones, Doncaster; aid Mr. 13ate7e, Moan. hoe, London. 21 . 411ias Torso, of Weatbromoirtt, Slam* coal-s w i e ,.. to surrender, Mani it at ere, 48, awl April 13, at eleven, at the Jeralackam Arse leo, Shansi, talop. Mr. &Stk . mad Mr. Cavort, Wolterlaaptoa; led Alt. Whi taker, linoird.court; Loor-aere, Loads- Samuel Vertu., of Oreat Yaremmth, sad of toddle', Nor folk, strebas, to rorreaehr, April 6,8, at darn', and 23, at orrea, at the Nark Lion ravers, Great Yarmouth. At. tomes, alesam. Sayan sad Ilea, Great Yarutoatli; sad Mn.... garsia, &mem. Napier, Pears!, aid Heal, Fre derick's-place. Old Jerry; Landon. _ _ Wilhite Moon., ar Srarbruenbi, Tat, banker, tp sorrearler, April 1,1, sad 93, it ten, at the Te 1491 los, leo lareagb. Antwerp, Mr. Reese% &orbringb; m i d Messrs. Keeney and Spar►, Bishopsease•Witaiii, Leaden. Juan Knight, of Halifax, merchant, in sarreader, Mareb 96, 17,. and April 23. at eleven, at the White Sys. lea, Halifax. Attorneys, Mr. Beckett. Earl-streci, elsrkfrists, London; and 11r. Scatelwri, Halifax. Richard Poole, of beton, grocer, so sarreader, Mania% at rear, SO, at eleven, and April 93, at four, as the &SOWS NOSIOC, Wakefield, York'. Allereesa, Air. Neale, beet Teleple.larte, Lambs; sae M►. Graisiter, Leeds. Philip Herbert, Lao isseter tbiestlip Tbstra, Wad* to Ilse Hart ladies, aserebsot, to serroader, Marti 19, 11, aid April 23, at twelve, at the Omen of Coanniesioaers af Rtialtrapts, tlt.►inihall-street, Lemke. Attorneys, Messrs. Orbeldeston midi Murray, Loedise.sareet, IResittiurn.sirret. Jobs W. eks, of Exeter, terrier, to reweratier, liseektfl. 23, sad April 23, at eleven, at Ilse Court of Comatosely,* of Berkman. Baraiselantiareet, Louden. Arlene', Mr. maitodt, Field -court, Gray's Me: DIVIDENDS. April 6. W. Wass* of Shatapeere-walk, Illiddlege:, muter warmer, at eleven, at the Coen of Coeireaiasioaera of Beale',ls. Basingball.orreet, laaadera. Aril 6. H. Potter aid W. G. Sharp, of Snivels.ll-tareet, LOadolli warehouse's.. at lea, at the Co ur t o f Cawareit. ' oloweloof Biekrepei daittWeleillotteet. tifeil ft I. Iltetelne wad E.• Herrieblow, of Illsbneleate..tr e et, Lowtoe, jeweller., as elneh , at • the Gown of Commiesioe ewer Ilsolweptr, Oastatheetoweett. Apeill6.- C. G. Dovrewae t of Wellelote , square. sweet-refer r,et wletrew, rt 1110'C:whet of Cowalsioaers of Basatraper, April 6. 11. Stewart, late of Woreeiter, wlee-weeehrrat, al twelve, *4 lir CAM oVl2lwliiisitoeera of Inalropta, Ba airehell or. et, Lawless. North 16. J , . (key, arf Illhipa*Petert r • Wel.etreet, Loadvv, merchant at twelie, at the Coa c t of evraisiiesiosers df Ileakropie, ilwairchailAterele • April 2. Mc laaw dee, of Herby-street. Caoestlislt.square, Middlesex, upbolsi. rer, at twelve at the Court of Com stisaioifie of Bottlarapte; Illeafteltitattsteret, London. April 2. J. Grahams. of DWIIIIESOWi t ties-drop. r, at tee, at lb Coast of CeAsealilaiseem. of lw.tkrvpas, Itasiticha Ake, beide& Aril IL J. Deadey e of Manchestas, peer, at eleven, at Ow Soar Inn, Manchester. Aprit 27. .1. W. A. Soups matt J. Walley, of Lime-arra, Laudon, machos' a, at trefre„ at the Court of Cowan- Blotters of Ifsaltraupia, Basingbanarreet. April S. W. Kidd. of ficaciatte.ospon.Tyae, lioes-rlisper,st ease% at the George Inn, Neweartle uporoa•Tyse. April 4 J. Ford; of Droureree, palest woollen-Tara-main haelirer, at (Irv's, at the Kant los,Gtoucester. April 4. P. Mathews, late of Bagley, Worremershire, oak. stet, at eleven, at rhe %Them Sheaf Ina, &sidle,. April 4. W. Wright, of Wellbrooghton, Worcesterabire, mer. ceri et elevate, at the trhe• t Sheaf Ira, Bevidley. April 10. C. Pratt, of Bishop Illeirmouth, Durham, rail- Mier; al Choral, at the Bridge lea, Bishop Wearmaar. April 4'. V. Cope of Bridgnorth, Salop, groeet, at tar, at the Crowd tai, Bridgman. CERT! FICAT El.—Aram 2. J loam, of kleout-orreet, Lambeth, tiorrey, lismadtarm C. Ray, of blet ffteld, York, metekau6—l. Cooke, of Cks• Moe, and of boaderlaed mar the Bea, Durham, bsatter—J. Richards, of F.zeter, eabitiel.maktr.—G. %Vitae,. tau of Cherteemmet, Middlemen' Respi pa, bat aro of Not fulk4lito. Mesa, IlliMiktos, dealer is kinetic —J. Robitasea‘ tete of NteMules.laae, Loadea, aterehant.—R. Warier, of Bab" Wee/moods, Dachas, merebtaiit.—J. Blrth, .f la-contd.. under-Lyme, So a Rocd, dramtr.-1. R. kosithe, late of 1.1014'. Coßaeobooso, Loodie, stmerametsbroktr.—J. Ark, of Feu. ebureboikett, Lwdu,i, neerchisi. Af ARRIAG E. On Thant's! hid, at Belvoir Cartle. by his 'Cones the Archbishop of Caetnbary, A. R. lhothatead, 6y. sant son of A. 13. 13eisiloottri, Erg. of Csdistol, to the toasty a Hants, to the Rtsitt Hon. La.ly Ehtt.thsth hiatons, ter of the Doke of Rutland. DEATHS. On Suoday lasi, at his seat at Copyist, is the 4111 tier g his aRr, Cuttiougshr W 4411 ?Oahu's, Lieui..Colori of Ilse SUllib Lutenist Militia, and Member of Parliasseat ibte Ctly s of Liucstla. On the Sib itiatani, at. Caron Ha'l, Yorkshire, do Rev Chriatuplur to the . n.td year of his ag . - - - - - HIGH WATEW LONTICIH mural TIM 1)41 Ilistish!E'Vl 400 b. r &law Wallet 3. cougits OF MECHAM /Isistnilost, C.F. It le Ditto at Sigist 6 Ruttertkm l2 9 Apt wcrp Hamburg,' ..., 37 3 Alums' Paris 3 day '• date 75 35 Ditto 2 5. 85 Bourdeaux....• Frankfort on doe Toniaav,llloica 15. Ushers . 44 Woke .... 60 Mous ... 4s .148PCe*. ......... 41' Nitrate, per nt. Lisboa Opal to Rio Janeiro 4" , Rohm . of DeWitt Cork 154 Peirrsburgb, p. ibl. st, •- thy lO 1 0 Trieste Madrid ..... 37 1 . .0.(114 , Bilbus sat Barcelona newel( • Parings! Gold in f s. Cons, err as 00 . Geld In 8ar5...... 3 1 l 0 v; New Dasibluaus... 0 0 (' New Dal lan ...... 0 0 Silver l• Bars , 4 k .. 361 I. Gtimaltar p,_, Asp/ P0i14.11 at THE lsßlTt>tH ritOs TOE GUISE lOgre, No. 127, fused, by C CO° WEVC, the Sand; 11, n a I. o e 1.• '• I! I: • 1 I I • t I f ; 1 . I f r t t , . 1 r th . - 3, I s s, A 111 . , iii I 4 1 '.' i ll . .. /X RI R 1 Eh 1 TIN a TN a Thl The S Rt. Rt. Rt. ' Re. : t : e, 7 lake Line vehie been The, of The 1 of The 1 • H a i The The I 1110 Th e F The ii The ii ' T T he he li i tint The H / The I{ i - Sir TI, Dii t The tad le Uwe M NJ( I 1 m - DI ea,