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r . . . r with them ; the first in the environs of n.tepo l ti nn the 17th; the itecond near Alert's.llion the 18th; and the third at Malaga on the 101. The troops rf General O'Donnel have proved their courage and fidelity; the Insurgents have lust a great many men, and their numbers already much diniunvlied 44i their entering Malawi, Iris still more so on their •Rinipitete departure on the 19th. as 11 iving.given some rest to his troops, General (Vpi eeeee rl intended agent tio pursue the feeble ft -111411/71 fir fliego's corps, wil;ch had taken the direc liof, of the mountains o! It tud.n, " The letter* received how (;slit at 31*(160 are to the 19th, mid they coniaiii nothing lie*. 'l'he gun-boats alone continued to fire sii the works, winch the Insurgents were endeavouring to coo- Mrtset for the defence of the Isla de Leon." The following detail are extracted from other Paris Papers of Friday : From Algesirati liego marched upon Veger, whence he departed on the 14th, to return to the eAtitio of Saint loch. lie marched upon Malaga by &deposit', where he had an engagement on the t7th with the King's troops. On the 18th his rear gourd was attacked by General 0'1) ttttt near Madsen*. It was announced in Madrid t h at this rear guard was destroyed; but we kno.v that (Lego entered alaga on the evening of the 18th. On the following day lie was attacked in tee ►uburbs of la Triindada,, where he defended himself during the day. During, the night of the 1901 he departed precipitately to pursue kis march on Gir nada. General O'Donnel having given his troops coin- rest, put himself in motion on the 20th to pur. sue Kiev, All the authorities of Malaga quitted the !civil on the approach of the nialcoments. The courier from Malaga had not arrived in time regular time in Madrid. A letter from Bayonne, dvtrd 36th of Febrnary, states, that a rumour prevailed in that town of the arrival of Mies in Navarre, on the 24th or 251 h. The greatest tranquillity prevails in all the parts of the Spanish Monarchy, eicrpting Andalusia, although the liberal journals every day put • new province loin a stat e of insurrection. G-neral Mina some days since left Paris with *every! Spanish refugees, for the purpose of stnviug► to excite • revolt it, Nayarit.. IVe ab strived hitherto from notn-in,,o this ellen ra. la loc., because we coot.) scarcely believe that a nom stlio had aeceimrd favours from the K tug of Fr, ince, should determine instantly to range him self unicing.t the enemies of a Bourbon. But we now miderotand that he halo passed the Garonne, and without encountering any obstacles, has entered the Spanish territories. T 1 1 .1% Miva is nut the limoll% Guerilla Chief, who so mulch distivitislied himself in time defence of the Peninsula. 7•Art in dividual was s hot in America. The Mina of silicon we now speak, bears the same name, but has not the same talent.. lle is far from being a for midable tunny to his Catholic Majesty.—(Ga e(►e de Fnutee.) THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAitcH 8, 1820. The Election of Representatives for the City of London, and also for the Borough of Southwark, ommenced yesterday ; the former, as usual, is the of the City, and the latter in front of the Town Hall of the Borough. Our readers are already aware that six candidates have started for the high honour of representing the City in Parlia ment, in the persons of the LORD MAYOR, Alder. men CURTIS, WOOD, THORP, WAITHIIAN, and Mr. Wlt.sox ; but in the Borough the anticipated triumph of Mr. CALVERT and Sir ROBERT IL toy, the Members in tie late Parliament, will be at least retarded, by the very sudden and unexpect ed appea►ance of Sir THOMAS TURTON in the election lists, sho seems determined to break a lance with the gallant Knight, if it were but in viemoty of former triumphs obtained on the same rcene of combat. The worthy Baronet during, we believe, two auccessive Parliaments, rep►e►eutrd the Borough of Southwark; but his reception yester day by his former constituents was not sufficiently flattering to excite in fits mind any very elevated i:otions of success in the piesent contest. The proceedings at the respective Elections yes terday iii the City and the Borough, were accom panied with the clamour and tuibuleuce that t.sually characterise the exercise of popular rights. The expression of public feeling as eael► of the candidates resealed himself to the attention of the assembled electors, very dearly distinguished those who have uniformly devoted their energies aid talents to the public service, from their rivals, sshose public conduct appeared nut in the eyes of fie multitude to have been influenced by motives (Tally ingenuous and disinterested. In the City, Messrs. iVOOD, WAITIIMAN, and Triortr, were, on their entrance, and when they te r sectively arldressed the Livery, enthusiastically .sated; the LORD MAYOR afro received no lii. I ,usaderable marks of public favour, but if the in aispiciousexpression of feeling excited by the up. pearance of Sir WILLIAM CUarla and Mr. WIL SON might be received as presages of the result of the contest, no friend of either of these Gentlemen would be so injudicious as to advise thew to per severe. The shew of hands, however, in the Ilan, aaa decidedly in locale of the four late Men►b-rs, who also, at the close of the day's pull, took prece. tience of the two new candidates ; but from the r, suit of the first day's poll, no opinion Cu be farmed respecting the probabte Moat lathe contest. Io the Borough the two late Members, Mr. CALIMRT sod Sir Rosser Wte.sow are decidedly UN favourites. Mr. CALI'S*e takes the lead. but Isis pliant Friend is but two votes behind hint. Sir THOMAS Tenrow is far in the rear of both Lis Competitors. A very respectable body of the Freeholders of the county of Middlesex assembled yesterday at the Freemasons Tavern, fur the purpose of making arrangements preparatory to nominating SAMUEL. WHITHREAD, Esq. the second son of the departed statesman of that name, as a candidate for the honour of representing the county in Parliament. Several Resolutions, which will be found in our report of the proceedings on this occasion, were passed, declaring the determination of the meet ing to support Mr. WHITEHEAD, who has, in consequence, addressed the county. It must prove gratifying to the people of England to see the sons of a man, who for a long time held • high place in public estimation, now coming forward with all the youthful energy of hereditary talents, to support those principles which their lamented father so powerfully advocated. We have received Paris Papers of Friday ■nd Saturday last. Some smart fighting has taken place between the Spanish insurgents under Cul. Iligno, and the KING'S troops under General O'DoNN EL. It semi that RIEGO, having march ed from A lgesirss to Xeres, apparently for the purpose of deceiving the Royslists with regard to his ultimate objects, surldeuly marched from Xeres in the direction of Malaga. O'Doxxxi., apprised of his intentions, rapidly pursued, and crone up with his rear guard at Estepour oti the 17th of February, rod skirmished with the insurgents on that and the following dry. HMCo entered Malaga without opposition on the evening of the 18th, and was attacked iii his quarters on the follow iog day, roil succeeded in holding his position. Ile marched from Malaga, however, during the night, in the ditedion of Grenada, but whether he so acted iu pursuance of an original project, or was compelled by the active hostility of O'DONNtst., we have no means of judging. The Royalists claim the honour of the three do), fighting, and exult in the bravery and fidelity of the litug's troops, as if they would imply that either quality was suspected. 0' DON NEL having given his troops some hours rest, commenced his pursuit on the 90th. The Spanish General filto a, accompanied by several Spanish refugees, set nut front Paris some time since, for the purpose of exciting a revolt in Navarre, and accounts have arrived that he had crossed the Spa. malt frontiers on the 24th or 25th of last month. As yet there has been Ho symptom of a disposition out the part of the people of Spain to join the stand. and of insurrection. The main body of the incur. Keats are still entrenched within their works in the Isla de Leon. limits's gallant enterprise will pro• bably operate advantageously for the interests of the main body. The Chamber of Deputies in Paris was occu pied on Thursday in discussing the propriety of remitting several petitions respecting the law of elections to the Committee to whom the new pro ject has been referred. On Friday the Report was made from the Committee appointed to exa mine the proposed law for suspending individual liberty. The Committee have concurred in the general principle of the ministerial project, and the Chamber ordered that the subject should be discussed on the following Monday. Several mem bers have inscribed their names as purpoiting to deliver their sentiments on this important measure. A proposition was developed in a Secret Com mittee of the whole Chamber, by M. MANUEL for withdntwing the composition of Juries from the discretiourry power of the Prefects of Depart. meets. The proposition was opposed by M. de N't L LEL E as unseasonable, but the Chamber decided, by a great majority, that it would take the propo- I anion into consideration. The 5 per Cents are 74 1. 40 c.—Back Actions 1,465 f. Nis MAJESTY, we understood, has presented Captain FITZCLAEENCE with a sword of consider. a bl e v a lu e , as a w o rk of his Royal approbation of that gallant young other's meritorious servitor in Cato-street. It was reported some day* ago. that a house had beeo taken for the KING at Clifton, and that his NIAJLSTY might be shortly expected there. We know not how the report originated ; but it is cera lain that Sir H. ti•LFOILD visited this city ors Thursday last, mud returned to Loudon the follow ing day.—( Bristol Mirror.) Lord Rtvatts has purchased an elegant mansion in Grosvenor place, late the residence of the Duke or it...tit-Too, to which his Lordship will rewove in a few days. The trial of Major C•IITWRIGHT. Mr. WHOLSR, Mr. Eusioritssoitid the other• indicted fur the else lion of Sir (Imam Woi.set.xx, as Legislatorial Attorney for Birmingham. is fixed fur Thursday. 30th March, at Warwick. The trial of Sir CHAS. WOLSELLY for sedition at the Stockport Meeting, will take place at Chester ors the Atli April. The Lancaster Gazette, received yesterday, as's— " Tlie Crown Solicitor has given notice to Kamm, and the other persons committed to the Castle M December last fur high treason, that it is nut the in tention of GusCflilliimill to prOseellie thew on that charge." A wan of rank is said to be in custody for huge ing three hills of 6,0001. each on a banking-house. —( Cassidy Chronicle./ Officers have been dispatched from Bow-siren in search of Pain, as a man nuerrering his deacrip. tints has been applying for cliaimmesiding work in the ticioity of Grummet. . . PETE Iw lIONOUR OP GEORGE IV. EXTRACT OF A !ALTUS FROM BATH, MARCH 4. It was • mn.t m igusitit:ent accuse, to which all the Nulailiry and gentry for twenty miles mood were invited. Tne fete was given by the Yolk Club, at the Upper Rooms, Bath. The superb salaou was appropriated fur the ball-room, which was decorat ed with flags and other Molina in I r of the Li berator of Iturope. Nish:ldes. chandeliers. Wate r ,. and globe lamps. of crystal glass. with wax light., gave • brilliancy to the objects in this beautiful place which is iiidescribahlr. The hall was open ed with " 'lke House of Brunswick." by Lady flood stud the gallant Captain Crofton of the R o y a l N av y. Th e d an ci n g CoMIIICIICCII at eleven o'clock ; at twelve quadrille, were introduced, and these predominated till one, when the com pany promenaded, two and two, to the ban queting-main ; the great ball-rouni was the soy per-ninth : herein sat down six bused ed persotis to an entertainment constant% of the most delicious viands and wines , . The tables were profusely or namented with flag., barmen., sod mottos, after the style of moverit chivalil. Busts of the King, and emblems characteristic were arranged on every side. Loyal devices ornamented the walls, pattited by the hand of a master. After the bainfort the ladies and gentlemen stood up, and drank, " Lone life and happiness to George the Foartir." The toast was drank with eritlithesam, ssitlithree time. three, the baud playing, " feed save the King." At fcur o'clock the dancing etc ))))) nienc.sl with waltzes awl quadrilles; they were kept up till six in the atenutog. THE CHASE. J Mabelly, Eaq.'s fox.hmords meet to.grioriow, al God. door, OH Saturday, at Roldlesdown. H. Jollat, Es4l.'s (..x-hounde meet this day, at Brock ham; and ose Friday, at Chalsoud. The has rivre meet every day. NEW PARLIAMANT. M CITRERR CETURNEU. Stockbridge, March S.—Joseph Fusser Barham and John Fosses. Witham, Estill.. Dover, NI At di A.—Ede/aid Bootle Wilbraham and Joseph Butterworth, Esrirw.—Sir John Jackson, Bart. declined. Bortiegb ur Maltin.—Colonel J. H. St u nt, and B. Gas. kell, Esq. • ishous opposition. Guildford.—Mr. Ss firma Onalow and C. R. Watt, Esq. Chichester.—Lord J. G. Lennox and she Right Hun. W. Huskisstue. Rochester.—Lord Rinninr. and Ralph Bernal, Esq. Haslemere.—Hight Hon C. Long and R. Ward, Esq. Blrehingley.—The Marquis of Tichicid and the Hun. E. H. Eduardo. Lewes —Sir John Shelley and Sir George %Oilier. illestuid.—C. Rosa Ellis, Esq. and She Hon. G. A. Ellie. Re)gate.—Sir Jots. Yorke and the Hun. J. Somers Corks. Tewkeskury.—J. E. Dowstenwell and John Martin, &qrs. Glosicesser.—Col. E. Welds and R. B. Cooper, Esq. I.:realm:h.—W. E. R Bonghsor, Esq. and Sir C. Cockerall. Brack It y —R. H. Bradshaw and H. Wtotsealey, &pm Aldelnargts.—Joshua Walker and James Blair. Esqrs. Bramber.—W. Wilbeifinee and John Irving, Emir& STATE OF POLLS. Arundel, March 6.—Lord Bury, 62—R. Blake, E•q. A. Aiherley, Eaq.llo—J Gable Blake, E.q. 60. Wallingford, Mardi 6.-Iv. L. Hughes, Esq. 63—G. J. Rubens, Esq. 53—F. blaitland, Esq. 46. The day fixed for the election of Members for Weaning*. land is the ISili instant; Reeraloon, 9th ; Wheeler, 7tb; Somerset, 14111; end Clitheroe, 711 i. We •ndrrssaod that Mr. WeHealey has signified his inten tion of resigning (or Wiltshire. GENERA I. ELECTION. Philip Jubn Miles, Esq. having declined to become a can didate fur the representation of Bristol, a amino% of Sir. Dairies friends was held on Monde) sennight, and a deputa tion was appointed to watt un that gentleman in London, with assurances of support, if he wuuld again allow Mini mal( to be put in 1100111141i11111. lu consequence Mr. Davis has published an address, announcing his intention to obey the summons of his Mr. Drumlin has accepted au iovitation frum the Whig interest its Nottingham, nod i■ making commute cause with the late Whig Member, Mr. Birth. Mr. !Hymns retires (ruin Shieoshury ; Paulson Corbett, Esq. is the truly Caudidate who has tarred in his stead. Mr. Wrateru, the late M.P. for Essex, is expected iu town this day. He arrived at Paris on Thursday lest, hum Gr. neva, in an improved state of health. Lord Graves starts fur Milburur Port, on the interest of his brother-iu-law, the Marquis of Auglesty. The Hun. Seymuur Bathurst, son of Earl Bathurst, sod Groeral Pringle, arrived at St. G. 11111613% uu llittrods), fur which boruugh they will hr re.eltctetl. The HOO. Captain Knew, ►on of Lord Exmouth, is 'gait' a candidate for Newport, Cornwall. Captain Bastard, R.N. and C. M. Ricketta, E.q. are again Caiotitlaies for Dartmuui b. No opposition is enpeeird. The borough of HUlliioll will be wa.nrly e...sitested; the caudidatea are Mr. Cost and Mr. Cawley, the late Members. and Mr. Bii.k, a !Nimbi merchant Mr. A. Baring, Member tur Taunton in the late Parlia. anent, has been invited to offer hitit.elf as • candidate tier the county of Southampton, within which his rout*, rrai. deuce is situated. He has, however, declined the aaltcits. lino, and coolest, the borough of Tanotou with Mr. %Viiire and Mr. Seymour. It is believed that the Honourable William Slagle will be returned fur the county of Futter without uppuiaium. Mr. Lindsay, it is said, will be the successful candidate for the Dundee district of burghs; St.lftwthew's, Donde...and Caper, have declared is his femme. Robert Downie, Esq. of Appisr, has started fur the Stir. ling district of burgles, 1111 ejor.Geueral DIX, the bruiber of the Earl of Fife, has declared himself a caudidate fur the Bina dolirict of 'w eaves,. WRIGHT. the pedestrian, started from the Bush, Bristol, on Thursday evening at PM 1,%10Ck, to walk to the Plough Inn. Cheltenham, and back (ge mile►), in twenty-four hours, which he per. formed in ten minutes less that the given !tine. In NO ♦tour after his arrival, he walked on the stage of the Bristol Theatre, one mile, in tut ouuutcr, sod did not appear the least fatigued. Bristol Spring Fair commenced on Wednesday with a hoe shew of cattle, which went utf at ad. vauced prices. The horse-fair was very brisk; good hacks sold well. Flat. —Last alight, about half-past nine o'clock, • tire broke out in Chapel-path, Great Wilatead street. Somers Town, which entirely destroyed the Fiesieli Chapel at the corner of the path, and con siderably damaged an adjoi oo io ig house. Tice stores of Thursday night lot appease, frost he Provescial Pipers.** hose (wen general over the kieglism. On S.tu there was • beery fall of otsos,istildiubusebelllheli by fuer inches devil Ms the raw& • -. • ► TA. Cdro-srRE GT G4M2 of ASSASSINS. SOW•il RIET. Sir Nathaniel Conan►, the Chief Milgoirotr of haviotr mit/Heil ettioolursire of ill health. mid Mr. Baker. the lair Srmor Magistrate of the l'ulice—rilficr, Great Misr lhoirottgliiitreet. having bees' appointed lit his room, Alr. J. K. Coitaiit, the boss of Sir Nathaniel, ►at for him hither on Moittliy minding for the hot time. tool in ihr eveiiiiiic Mr. Biker took his wit, for the flirt lime, as Chief Migistrate of the /Jolter. Yesterday morning Melon. IVright, Bond, Champion, Chapman, Lee. Gibbs, &e. ;outvotes belonging In the office, attended :it the Seete►aty of State. Office fur the lime Department, to give their evidence as to the tranyuction, at Catinstrert, Edgewaretrovil. the discovery of the gang of a►sa►sins. their particular conduct, the identity of the thtierent persons comptoing the gattit, and their knowledge ul the person of Hobert Ceorge, who was apprehended on Sunday night at the Du n d e e Arms, Wapping, by Rutliven and Salmon, the officer,. mid is to whether he wit► seen among the gong iu the loft when the mite 1111 l 'ate Smithery way urttrde►rd, or whether he way in the after wards.—The evidence again►t Preston, the cobbler, and Sisteitands, the footman. was investigated. The Lords of the Council present orrc—the Ertl of Hatrowby. the Earl of We►tmorland, East :11ulgiove, Viscount Sitionoutli, the Alarquil Cam den, Sir Wllittlm Scott, Si.c. The Attorney and Suh<itor•General attended, as did also Mr. Baker, the Chief Magistrate of the Police, upon sloths devolved principally the taking of the sentence. We understand (;iretrottient have settled a pen sion of 1001. a-year upon the widow of tile late un fortunate Sinit tiers. ooper. who committed to the ifottoe of Cor feCiloll. CUlablith.fititill, on a charge of high trea. *on. it boot.soitker. The wives of Thisilevropel and Jogs the Secretary ul Siate's i•flier for lie flume tiepin t. meld, out SAtiirrhiy, for pi-Finis-ion in are their tiurboods, the fruitier to the Tower, and the hitter to the l-loure of Currectiosr, Cold bath-tit-hip. They were referred from the Secretary of State's office to the Privy C o tsusesl office, under ohm.- eio i t i i,l sh e Prisuireie ere stow, li.viti K !wen c ###### miter! by the warrant of Privy Cotreisriltiro. NVe otolrrtontill orders were gratoitti to them. The wile of logs come from Portoro to see him, with atl 111Ellat it her breast 19 months old. SPA/Ili/AG. The Fivea'.e•urt was very well attended yesterday fur the bout fit of Shelton, a Ant-rate boxer., rung!, and r. ask at all times fur a w ilt or • tars-up. The setting to was ve y good. • Ju• Norton, master of the ceremonies, and a e•odidat• for the Mayoralty of Garret♦ at the ensising ski t i ... bendy addressed the audience, and invited his pub so support hum in she cause, as he hail a tamer al a;viicate aranust inns. io She person of Caleb Baldwin, the hull !wisher. J. miry Lennox, is bor, stopped the 011111.11 a har4sltii. and coin. latticed some striking traits with our of his pupil.. Links. and Stillon.—This was a very ii.sireAsing set-to, as the men were prevented fruni fighting souse time since by Larkin's Conentander. The bias k was a great favourer at that 'law, bat this set-to clearly di inunatrutill to tasty one that Larkin would Issue semi it. Is ass a fieht situ. the gloves, and of nine rounds the likek had thin worst of every one. He was till 1 /11*.111lb lOW 'nerd with Laskin's left baud at going tiff, and 111 the rally Laskin hail • most decided advantage. In the its( round Stilton was kit to all parts of the stage, mid be r• Cussed the call fur another round. Hobert Burn and Conper.—This wee also an excellent set.tu, although it was a seveniy•four against a sloop of arr. Cooprr did nut make mode of his mot.•cr.orv, DCA uoiplished a sparser. Bairn gii.,ried Wm*. It wrl , and was 11111•)% ready, and hi. weight and length krill Coop , " '•• •ci , e upon an equality. The lots I XCii/Iligtgi at or about eqii.d. Cooper after the set•io snot, he hail just r.,..1 nom Sc o thml, MA to Ipar but it. Ii Olt, Alla he * 041 14 c u nt. u .l wick Shelton fur one or two liugoir.d gni I. . Shelton ac ceeed the challenge, and oho y A . L:I a .0 depueit 20gs. esti to fight in July. Bales *hewed off his fine science up-in :I Wonestershile inn ire, and caused much uu rr i 111 l ht. . • Deal Cu•nisy Dirk soil HOll made a pool iiet-tu, and Hamar and Cy. Davie, amid fi n i s b e ji tit apwia, at lee a good art-iu between Mai Isis awl 5i11111.015...f which the former boil The amain 1110 WI le e.ll Its CI ibb'a to make the Sidikr•UW4lly good for Mai ins and Cabbage. POLICE. Bow ■TREE?. Winiass Pa/ling/on, and ROMPIICI his w itr , were ciuY.d wish being voisiniou utterer■ of surged Bank of Ewelas.d fluter. The made Primmer, MI 1118 tillarih..u.ours, snails you. leers resit srater, and the pitilCr O(Ficrr (MS) hr.r) fi1111.1! spun ills IX 1111111 a brace of psulult brasily lu.drd.—They litre hush mitird. Anselis 'Volker soil Caroline Walker, two sisters, of r. liptciable apptar.tioce, were charged wall having cedinntiiied sallow. fraud•. 11 appeared that the I'n•oues• were 111 Ilse baba of tames( wb+l they termed gold seals to pledge as Ilw ►hops of diticseut pawrhrukeis, and its souse casts sae. oht•isong cuusiolerithle upon as toles of 'at sy inlet ior cumposittoti.—Ball (regular notice slut Ittiug gilt. it) was refused. itelicard Alderman, late a sorter in the General Post 01lice, Lombscil-atrftt, undo meta smith. r eva 000000 'imaged with bleating trout I% letter, which d tin linc o lt hut hands it his official duty, Bank of Enulued a to the seneutst to 431. It appeared, on this uteavion, that a lettir Wm transmitted Arum Great Beddow, is FAIN. x, to a Lady at liamwoatb, to Hamptihise, coalitionist Batik until 10 the asnitunt of 461.; the letter reached its eh attiistiun, but was found to mullahs oary a IL note, forty-five pounds Imam: been taker taut —lie was again remanded. DIARLEOROLGU•IIIIRET. CHARGE OF A.sSAULT. Yesterday Mr. Beverley, join. son of she Manay,er of She Regency Theatre, was charged by Mr. Farrar, Isle is mu. sician at that Theatre, with having %mantled bon. Mr. Farrar stated, that he called as the Itox-,dike of the Theatre after a trifling debt, incurnd by 111, perfolitimeig in the Orchestra. The Defendant W3ll in company of his father, and ere ,rmisiesting the RlP.Sinit, he MAII by the ri•ilers of his father, violently turned wit of the h0n.... Mr. 11. rdruck him, and ever since he was unable to psi.euse any thing by his professional avocations. Mr. Beverley, jun. pleaded in his defence, that the Plain tiff, ou calling fur his money, behaved externiely 1111tN'151or .t to lii• father, at which hr fell indignant, arid lie tirtionly Stored him oat of the the theatre . The Magistrate ordered him to find We usuleistaitil that William .`sustult/i the harry WIRD 1.4 11111pliested 144 the 141 r dial•olichl 11111. spirac), IN • Illative of Ovrrhury. mar Ten ke•leur). where he has a most isidusitiuus Ault 14....4,4 lather. liquifier mid stater, now resultug. Perts.4ln lo thr lhartlfle isliatir, Sp awn& hitiat.rll apur4,r. to hare barter a very good character; hr has lirell is, re spectable families in buidius fur Heusi). OH 'ears stmt. reed had bee. in his Glut place with a Lady to Upper Seyesoiw-strect, lot seversl yews. LAW INTELLIGE&CE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Liscos.m's-Ise, TUESDAY, Mauna 7. The LORD CNANCILLOR came into L t half-past ten o'clock. BARRY B. BARRY. Mr. Wlunit moved fur an injunction to rrstr n i n the Defendant from committing waste on remota estates in Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire, by cuts ling down timber, pulling down a hothouse sail, nod the ruins of a bridge, sod also f.unt cooreit it g the old family plate into modern. It appes. l .4 that the Plaintiff is the only son of glue Deletelsta, who is tenant fur lac of the estates, with tuipesilis went of waste. Counsel fir the Defendant, coo., leinled, that this eves us►t a case to which the Omit had a right to interfere., as the ',amp comphMwe•l of did out amount to more than 41►1. sod it committed for the benefit of the etopte, and aos of it had been committed with the knowledge of the Plaiiitiff, when lie resided wills the Drfeneisot, 'chat the hill wt.'s filed in Mstrth, 18110. spud the motion calling on the Court to Ivrea the illater. l►ou war not made until now, bring tw.lve month. after filing the bill, which proved he dud not *look the wave Wag of that nature which called U. interference of the Court. Mr. NI ATIIEWS followed on the same t:o!, . Mr. 11. SON replied. The LORD CHANCELLOR was of opioi(m that it was not a ease in which the Court ou g ht to ut. tei fere. Ile therefore dismissed the monon. Injonctttat reftiord. The LORD CHANCELLOR 'Olt at twelve ‘'dot k. FIWM LAS 7' NIGII 'S GAZETTP. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Michael Lynch, of Charch.arrret, silk-manufacturer, frt.'s. March 11, to Match Li, at at Guildhall, Loodou. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Lister and Joshua B►uks Lay, both of Inner.q.l Rrs.!ce, Huddersfield, Turk, dyers, to sarretider, Mmreb 14. April I, and IS, at elevrn, at the Mime Horse lon. 11..•1.1, . lkld. AliorhelN Mr. Price, Modttee.firW ; and M. Shirker, Dawson, and Her►iniLam, New 80%....11 Csrry.slrert, Lincoln's lon.Seldr , Loudon. William Dale, of Richmond, Yolk. 1tn..11.41 &.P' serriesider, March 2s, 29, and April IR, at eV.. at tin t:uteri !must, Leeds. Atiorileya, Messrs. Latelsrt mod so., Wilford row, London; and Mr. Bloome, Lf4/111 , . Anniger, of Euler, truolleo...lraper, in oil send.., Mirth 25, 29, and April 18, al s keen, at the N.* Inn, Exeter. Aiturtirys, Mr. Ilnhrrt Britten, Ohl street, London; ►nd Mr. amides Bruttum, Castle...taw, Joseph Bunker, of Grafton-street, Soho, la igfetteste. re rdt • Nrisishing-irononotoger, to surrender, Almelo li , it, .m.l April IS, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londuu. Mummy, Alr. Fisher, lam r Temple-lane, Londe.. . . Joseph I.yue and Gist's, Lilt', . f Finshury.sspisrc, di. wax , nouiclusuir, to surreoder, March 15,21. awl .Mint at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, 31issrs. It 4:k. r and Rankin, Old Jewry, Loudon. James Macisetnish, of Kingston, Surrey, mobster, in .ii render, hlsich 11, 11, and April 18, at ekern, al Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Blesses. Blunt and Bowasau, Bru:ul strreLbuildlugs, Lusislon. Julius Smith, of Doncaster, Yoik, grocer, to surrenear, htirth 29, at six, 30, sad April 18, at len, at Ilse Mail Coach Inn, Doncaster. Attorneys, Messrs. Watkins suit Pruly, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon; and Mr. Watervforth, Dun- Joseph Atkinson and Thomas Atkisson, of Bradford, Yolk, wine-rueichants, tu surrender, March 17, at four, It, at tea, at the house of Mr. James Spink, Kiskstall Turk, and April 18, at eleven, •t the Coact-house, I.erd.., Aflame's, Mr. Makinsua, Middle Temple, London; :toil Mr. Remington, Guntries/al-street, Leeds. Henry Krill, late of Duke-sheet, West Smithfield, Um. dour, hatcher, to Dunmire, March 11. 25, and April IS, .1 eleven, al Guildhall. Atturio y, Mr. Stunk, A'rlesisc.uliory Postern. James Keine*, late of &ohm, hut now of ILA • It, Staffore!, inultuldrr, to au, IN elder, March 14, at our, It., sod Apr.l at ten, at the tteren%, Heed Inn, Lech. A , 1.41). \ft, lir Heathrow, Leeki awl Mr. Falcon, Elts-conrt, limpl., Loudon. Christopher Rinedon, late of WI stomsuper-litor, net, iuuhulder , but lime a 1111141111 i in Ivelt hestre gaol, to soriemkr, March 21, 22, mil April 18, it el. sew, at the Keil Line lain, Somurmii. Attn.nip, Mr. Genrze Ch i lton. Chancery ; and Sc..re and Long, Stow.. Monster, Newlin. Dorset. Francis William Boozer, late of rare city of Bi Mut, swear. refiner, to sorrender, Minch 22, 23, and April lb. at t weh, al the Rummer 'fasten, Bristol. A ilornt ya, Mr Eim .01 Sow ha in pton•hoildings, Ch lam, Lusiduis Mr. Lionel' Itigo, Bristol. [Dividend', Ce►licales, 4e. le-mo►row J A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.—Dteriag the Lea frost, its the middle of die day. s young cork ph a. ma, quite wild. but in an exhau.led sate, the psuisice of the pruiting:of f ice of Mess... Capyr. Dorset-otreet, S.,ls.bury-fluatr, mod wills it., ball mode a couoideisble (Joist sgtriiist the too er door; the dour was Niched, slid it walked ir. ; st was kr pt. three or lour d.iys. and thr ti turned tutu a gristle trwis's grounds i r Surrey.. COURSE OF EXCHANI Amsterdain,C F. 12 1 Ditto •t Sight 11 18 Kul terdato l2 Antoup co•nto 12 3 Ilaudnir;lo 3B 5 Album 3O Paris3day's4te 25 20 Ditto Buoniconti do 25 50 Frankfurt ou doe Moire 152 VittnualEa 2utliu. 10 5 l'neste Mudrid Cadiz 331 liartmluna 8. rine "31 30 Lrnlonts DEATFIS. On alenday, the Bth March, at the Wale odder Imo{ Bishop of St. Aseph, in Gloucester- r.. Lemons e. Un Saturday night hot, at boa litotes its Great G....Kt • street, ITratiniuster, John Fluster, EN. in the Gith per ut for age. • h) the MY instant, al Putney, Eliztheth, wife off Ile.leav- Legge, Esq., and daughter of the late Si Philip Me-gray. , Bail, of kitty Hall, Cumberland, Oss l'oesday, the 19th ult., at his boost its Laomh..l.- place, Brunairiek-iluarr, after • short Eivaltett, the wife of *ftiffeiya tauten, Req. of the Inner Tempt., tool of Nettle% Chrelstre. Printed wed Posbl*Pisefl it Tag Igarnse Pans and Tras Gums 01111 re, No. IST, Stroud, by C. COltlill El .1., of Mt Skied. I ti; •. ' {I, TiItSDAY. MARCH 7. Goiwt Venire Ital.l Iv. '27 JO Naples Pah:: ma I Id.: per Jsbon !..Of Oporto 'II Rio Jamoire Bahia Dubliu lot Cork.... uul 1401. Poeusal (;4.6 4 Coats, per ut 0 Gol.l m liars.. S 17 Nrw Doubkiwis 15 6 Nrw lkliers 11 4 II!. Silee.• 5 II New Louie emeh 0 U u