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Ia 01 1000 .41114 C . . 't I ~~ i i owes st for on to some questions from Chairman stated that the ' his resignation, that act, that it dud not arise froth and that the 'D.rectors From the subsequent appears there is au adverse feeling the perstm who, it is presumed, —or. Report has hitherto candidates, Viscount MELVILLE Sunday contain intelligence of the negociatitilk betleen but the Go:ette UxirisrseWe which it is taken, admits that its correcturic The statement LUTIONV, in the early part of - a pressing note to the Reis in which he apprises the Poeta that Rossi* is dissatisfied with.the Turkish note of the 241 of D•cetuber, and that the Court of Austria invites the Porte to accept without any conditions or two. •d•tissitions the afiimahiss of the Court of Peters burgh. The note adds, that if the Porte shall refuse U., accede to this, the Court of Vienna will decline ail further mediation. The passoge of the Asiatic troops into Europe still continues. The *tousles, it is said, are about to be marched in a body towards the Danube. The domestic news in the Paris Papers is of very little impottshee. I%losstEUß, the KING's brother, is still afflicted with the gout, but the health of the KING himself is !to much improved that his MA JESTY will shortly resume his daily rides. There is nu notice of the Missionaries, nor of any tumultuous assemblages of people iu the streets.—The Funds •re improving : the Five per Ceuts. are d 9 1. 15 e. Bank Stock 1,348 f. 75c. IfAmburgh Papers to the 13th instant have ar lived. but they contain nothing of importance. Cork and Limerick Papers of the 13th, and DuKa of the letts instant, have arrived. A meeting of the Magistrates of the county of Kil dare wee held on Monday, in consequence of the vassage in the Marquis WELLFALEY . S dispatches respecting the state of that county. The Duke of LEINSTE•, Lord Cxottcoaae, and several others, inire testimony to its tranquillity. The Earl of Mayo and • few others asserted that several out rages had been committed ; but his Lordship at the came time stated that the count' of Kildare was in serted through 'mistake for the county of kilkenoy in iris rxeellet n 's dispatches. The result of the rifjouri.ed Meeting of Magistrates rt Cashel, t•i take into consideration the propriety of pro dinning certain parts of the county of Tippe rary under the Insurrection Act, is also given in our extracts. The manly, liberal, and constitu tional conduct of the Earl of 'DONUT/GB.IORX at the first Meeting, has been noticed in this Paper. Ilis Lordship justly contended, that the necessity for resorting to that most severe remedy should be established by evidence on oath ; and we are confi -dent that the Government of Ireland will not lightly adopt ant• Memorial for that purpose which has not that recommendation. No answer, we be lies', has been yet returned to the Memorial adopted s r Ca•hrl, from which we infer that the Marquis NVatr.Eat.Ete has taken time for further inquiry into the subject. The Special Commissions con tinue io full activity in the counties of Limerick, Cork, ■nd Kerry. New Yoyk Papers arrived yesterday to the ted February, end, Virginia to the 19th, of which the following ea extract LfROX MR VIRGINIA TTTTT OT TIBRITARY tj y documents trantotitted he P,rridcul to Congo*, it appears that the American and ftriiish Commwaiusera, appointed reeler the sth artiele of the 11*.ealy of Cheat to ....certain the bowadrny line, haring, in October kat, differed ..n the principal vows, adjourned, to meet on the brat Mon. day of Apsil sem. Tie document. sod report, re eery voluminous Mod they wPi uto'be ready to be forwarded to the Gowerstasaal by dm Comasiasioaers till March." Yesi. rdoy a Court of Directors was held at the . E ss t (mils WOKS when Captain THOMAS Wit. LIAMS was sworn into ,the command of the ship Princess Amelia, consigned to China direct. • Yesicrilay the dispatches for MAdrini and Chins, by .tlo!. ship tondos, Captain J. IL SOTHEDY, were closed at tfie Ea , t Indio House, and delivered to the purser of that ship. The LORD MAYOR will hold s Court of Com mon Council this day at Guildhall. 'fisa FONDe.—Consols were yesterday 80111 for money, and fnr April; Navy 6 per Ceuta. 104111; Long Annuities 601. with Dividend fur Opening. Foreign Smelts are still firepterniug. °hi Spareirdi New ditto ••• 4 7111 a pariah ... Bll Pressers...... ... AA OD_ The report wills revived Inked', ui the City that th e &ink will speedily prop os Is thocouut at four per cent. • 1111111 should . ttre look for the means of defraying the ac. emery expenditure as the Government'? The-Maltbel . Blll wee read a third time and passe4: ; 4 . : - 4 . ... . . ..-..., . The• iii.4lllbetinates were tubibtely discussed in *We6l:p..44Ft of Supply. .For the particular we must refer o'cm. Parliamentary 'Report. -.111.10.......-.. The'va 'ail and contradictory rumours respect- Ing the ' oof the Marquis of ilirriscs from India ' Itteagth art at rest. The subject was 'advert yesterday is the Court of Proprietors at 'the qbdis Noose, by Mr. It. JACISON, for i the pair '' of calling forth a full explanation on 'the su t.- In answer to some questions from 'that :' lemon, the Chairman stated that the -rflobl 'llturquis had tendered his resignation, that ;i t 'it wa i spontaneous act, that it did not arise from any iise of dissatisfaction, end that the •Darectars rep aid his determination. From the subsequent eon nation, it appears there is au adverse feeling in ' Court to the persOn who, it is presumed, is ittneled for his successor. Report has hitherto as 'grarA only two candidates, Viscount MELVILLE • lier t CANNING. --..........---- • . The U d vio Papers of Sunday contain intelligence ctiupl the state of the negociatibrik - beteeen •, jind the Porte, but the Go:ette Oliver:elle Asishurg, from which it is taken, admits that It cannot guarantee its correctness. The statement Ss that the Count de Lutzow, in the early part of / ''• February, transmitted a pressing note to the Reis Effendi, in which lie apprises the Porte that Russia r i • 1 • • *N 41 f "(VOW 7; <-_ -;t1 • POETRY. TO THE SHAMROCK. Come, Ammo& of Erin! come close to my heart, While the sight's dewy tears still moisten thy testa. Green emblern of sorrow ! no sore shall we part, Bet eateries thus for ever—united is grief. No more is the wild madd'oing bowl shall I plate thee, To bury at awe both our hopes sod our fears; The loud laugh of mirth and of wine but disgrace thee, While Erin sits drooping, sad pisiog in tears! Hoe oft on this day, from my youth's early inorolog, Thy green triple leave., have I joyfully wore, 'With pride and wish pleasure this bosom isdorniog, Which beats for the land 1 so fondly adore ! And. as Hope smiled on me — so I fondly trusted, She'd mile on that lead, ere the year should be post; But, both were deceied—and disheartheo'd, dispelled, We shall oink down together in darkness at last ! Theo, Shamrock of Erin ! come close to my heart, While cold dewy tear-deeps still moisten thy leaf; Is t►e evening of sorrow we were,. shall part, But twine thus together, waited is grief! 17th March. T. PASHIONABLR PARTIES. The Duke of Sussex entertained a distinguished party yesterday at Kensington Palace. The Marchioness of Salisbury eate►taised a select party of her distinguished friends at dinner yesterday. Is lb. evening her Ladyship bad • 'snail card party. The Earl of Harrington entertained yesterday Lord Foley, Lord William Fitzgerald, Lord Dillon, Mos. Colonel sod Mrs. Cavendish, &c. at his house in the Stable-yard, Saint James's. In the evening her Ladyship had a mail fashiona ble party. The Countess of Ease: gives a splendid rout this evening at hrr horse in Hill -street, Berkeley-square. Lord Melbourne entertained on Tuesday the Earl sad Countess Cowper, Lord and Lady Orsulston, Sir George Ro binson, Bart. Hon. Mrs. Delmer, Mr. D. Giles, Mr. Luttrell, &c. at his ►ouse, Whitehall. Mrs. Tighe entertained the Marqnia and Marchioness of Lessdolin and a party of distinctiuu yesterday, at her house in St. Jellies's-place. The Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot has issued cards of invita tion fur an entertaisment on the 30th inst. at his boner is 'Donning-street. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Illarchiouen of Exeter left town yesterday for her seat at Hoe'mammon. 4The kla.quie gad Mirchioness of Bute arrived yesterday at Thomas's Hotel, Bei Xeliry-square, from the Pavilion, Brighten. The Earl and Countess of Albemarle returned to town yesterday from a visit to the Eul sad Countess of Darnley, tt their seat, Cobham Hall, Kent. Lord Carrington arrived yesterday labia lame, Whiteh►ll, from his seat, Wycombe Abbey, Bucks. Sir Montague Chemley, Bart. sad family arrived yesterday at Kirkham's Hotel, 'Lower Breekmireet, from their seat Nortou-place, Liseuln. Arrivals at litho Waterloo Hotel, Jecmyn-street:—Lord Mask Kerr, from his seat, Horne Wood ; Mrs. and the Mimes 'ltiehardsou, from Paria. Arrivals at Ibe Brunairielt House Halemr-regnare : Sir George and Mr. Arnaytage from their *eat hi Yorkshire; Colonel and Mrs. Grant from their *eat in Scotland; Mrs. sod Miss Green from a tour; Mrs. Calming from led's; Mr. Wellington from ditto; Mrs. Keating from a tour; and David Halburtue t Esq. from his seat in Iterts. ----- EXTRAORDINARY PEDESTRIAN PEAT. Yesterday morning Mr. Rathby, • gentleman of fortune ►esiding at the west rod of she lowa, started to run teu miles in fifty-six minutes, for • stake of 400 sovereigns. The match was made at • well-known house it, Bond-street, • fortnight 'imitate which Mr. K. has been training. Time was the favourite at odds of 6 and 7to 4. The spot of ground chosen was two miles on the Edgware-sold, •ad t►e pedestrian started at seven o'clock, pet l'orming the distawes in tie following manner: . _ . Mile. Minster. tiesimds. 11 10 3 4 9 14 It VIII be than seem that Mr. R. won by wily ten seconds sad ►eiag ratbir a heavy awn, was much distressed; it is considered a brut-raie perfurmance, mod large rams ul moue, bare changed hands on the uccaslue. The 23 , 1 Or March, and not the 30th, as was slated, is the day urii which the SYEAKEII will hold his last Levee this Sessiou. Gsortox LANE Fox, Esq. we are concerned to orate, is colitined with a severe tit of the gout at N ewmarket. THE SSASOE.6-4111 a knot of beau: were stand ing on the Steyne at Brighton, the KING drove by in , an open cserioge; one of them remarked that fie was very lightly attired foe the time of tlic year. Lord G. replied, " that it was only another woof of the extraordinary mildness of the season, which had enabled his MfrJESTY to throw off his Lipper Benjamin." Mrs. Cowell has engaged the beautiful villa oo the hooks of the Th.inies, adjoining the gardens of the Castle Tavern, Richmond, formerly (weepier! by Miss floritaK. The inhabitants, who are much in want of some public-opirited residents, are in► duced to hope, that, although Mrs. COUTTS has taken this for only six months, the unrivalled beau ties of the spot may iuchue her to lix her permar rieut abode there. Mr. Dol./foes benefit at the Exeter theatre, on Friday evening last, was patronised by the Chief Magistrate GEORGE GALLOWAY, Evq. who, on Ns entrance, was tecriva•d with loud plaitithts by a brilliant end numerous audience. The Chancellor's two Gold Medal■ for the best classical scholars oolong the commencing Bachelors of Arta at Cambridge, are adjudged this year to Mr. GEORGE Loh. and Mr. HENRY MALDEN, bath of Trinity College, and both Vuiversity Scholars upon Lord Cosestu's boundation. A strong detachment of the yob lancers, coat• mended by Major Catimext.t., arrived at Iposrialt on Sunday se'nnight, from Canterbury, wad next day part of them proceeded on their route to Nor wich. IMO bstxr-LANE THEATRICAL RIND. The aosivereary dialler of this laudable establishment took plum yesterday at the Freematioes• Thera. Hi. Royal Highgate the Duke of York was le the Chair, .epported os the right by the Spanish Ambestadoe, sod on the left by the Srl Yarmouth. Amongst the company we abo obeerved thejloo. George Lsattla,Sl.e. Mr. Caleraft, M.P..Mr. Laois. M.P. Hie 'Mee. Deegan Kiunaird, Sir C. Flower. Ste. Mee the cloth walk removed Non Noble Domaine was sok with gnat effect by the prefessioaal Gentlemen present. be ROYAL CHAIIeMAN thee proposed she health of " The King," which mei &sok with four times four, and 'midst a leash of applause.—" The Army." Seleg—"How men*. um Roo Slat soWiersbe."—" The Navy." Soug— "Rale AMOS mop LIM 1411111101/TH said, the dety devoltred upon hint of Homulmellts lie motley the health of the Duke of York. is !Loyal some ..r so well humus fee many years as the firm soppoolir of the Feed, that it would he superfluous to ester 6 I 6 as oulogiest upon his merits. He should cas ket himself with expressing a wish, is which he was Mite IS shosid he cordially joistel by the nseetiso, that the illus trious Doke might for many years cootiese is ill that sta tism upon which he conferred as much bosom.. The ROYAL CHAIRMAN retursed thanks, anal said he was glad to see se large and resperlable a meeting, which enabled him to hope that they should, its the course of the evening, hear • very favourable report from the Treasurer. " Success to the Drury.lare Theatrical Feed." Mr. KEAN said it was his duly, as Master of the Corpo ration, to return thanks to his Royal Hothouse and the meet ing. His beset was overflowing with isvoestioos for bless ings and prosperity tot the beads of their gerierees benefit.. tors. That meeting had ambled the childless of the stage to pan another not uncomfortable year; and on their behalf he most say, that they had sever for • moment forsoitos their debt of grafitude. They were taught that the virtues of the Sovereign were the beet ialseritsmee of the Meyer, and they bailed with grateful exultation, is She person of their gra cious Sovereign, the patron cad protector of their Feed. The same of She Duke of York was also cherished with de votion, woe was it ever mentioned in the families of those who were so deeply indebted to that assembly but as that of She (rind of the poor player, c who struts sod frets his botir up*, the stage." Siete the last anniversary they had to moors the lees of some of their most liberal iiessefactors, and amongst them of one where noarilleited ptoteetion and patronage fur nearly half a ceulury had bees extended to the alleviation of distress and the reward of merit. He al luded to the late lanseated Mr. Cootie. Ansersgst those prelims, some, no doubt, remembered with Ideation, the dia. play of the comic powers of the late Miss Pape, Mill he now bad the satisfaction of announcing that that Lady had • hostiles* of 5001. to the Drury-lane Feud. Oe his behalf he must any that be possessed a heart arsisnated with the warmest attachment to his native eunotry. He had been absent from his duties last )ear, sad neat but abuse who had been separated by the waves of the Atlantic from toe land of their birth could epes ciate the (echoes of delight with which be once more beheld s 'Revise which raelord se high, both as to slumbers and character, and which held out such fair promise of — support to that esteblialsniest, short prosperity he should use every means to his power, as as bumble individual, to promote. • " The Master of the Corporation." " The Conilnittee of Drutp r lane Theatre. Mr. CALCKAFT said it was incratheet on him, as ewe of the Mesabi:4,4o return t o lianks ow their Whitt He could sat ly say, au boa, of men laboured more sealossely fur the attainment of their übjrct than that Committee. It was also his duty to express their ackuowledgmeets to the Royal Chairman, without whose aid they could have done sothtug. " The Vice. Premileets." The Hon. G. LAMB said, he should trespass se farther on the festivities of the evening than to express es behalf of the Viee.Presidests their cordial 'basks tar the beware costarred upon thew, sad their sincere pleb that the preprint Anniversary sight peeve more favuuntbk the. say furrier occasion. " The Loewe of Drstry.lane Theatre." Mr. ELLISTON said, Ilse tide of gratitude which swelled his bosom must plead his exciter fur say defect of expression. He had devoted himself to the stage, which at first yielded hint only 50s. per week, and realised every otber pursuit for that favourite ol t iert, He etseeeibe bed sow attained the highest poled wbich Ise could imps., rassb. With respect to the (audition of Isis theatrical psi ps% he entertained a more favourable view of it at present she. WI year; sad even if he should fail, which was sot likely, other speculators would doubtless be found to embark is the enterprise. At all eventsobe failure should set be steri. bumble to the want Venal-COY on his part. The Treasurer ilses, tend the list of donations. mike amounted to 1,3001 amongst them was one of am Imumilei guises' from the King, accompanied with the eaptewios ef his wialefor the 'Wham of an establishment so heserekully instituted and so laudable. The annouucenseut of Alm subs lei ipl klub excited considerable applause. "The Stewards." Mr. COOPER said, that from the kind opinion of his Mask the task devolved upon him of expressing thvir acknowleit. meats to the meeting. Years of exertion found !ben reward in an assembly suet, as the present, consisting of the i 11,.. trious and the benevolent. It Irak, the solace of biting cold neglect and pesury.,,,Re could words to (morn, the heartfelt gratitude which Sowed inspostaueons streams from their bosoms. "The memory of die immortal Shikkspeare." g' The memory of Amid Ginrick." " The Wits. The Royal Duke left the Chair at eleven o'clock, attended by the steward*, amidst the applause of the company. lu the course of the evenlog several songs were executed in • delightful style by Miss Posey, Alise Cubist, Mrs. Bland, and other Ladies belonging to Drury.lasel'hentre, who were seated in the gallery, which was tilled wills Ladies. The Sierra Leone (rosettes to the middle of January contain the following intelltgrnce Governor Grant had opened an intercourse with the King of the Tuulabia, by which the British will probably de rive lucrative trade and African diseovery. This kingdom is only a few days journey trim the Korn The following deaths have taken place on the Gold Coast : Elmina , the Ditch Governor ; Ann , Goverttur-General of the Dollish Settlements; and Governor Gordon, of the English Settle ment. A deputation had arrived at Sierra Leone from Al many Abdal Nader, Kiog of the Tuulshas, at the heard of which was a Prince, and a Mehometau Priest and his wife. This singular man came all the way frum Egyprto the Man. chore° nation, with important information of the geography of Oriental Afrleai he had parsed through Tonabectoo, sod was of en opinion that the Niger and the Nile were the Faroe river. The French sod l'orteguese vessels reerryie au acttic slave trade." We are authorised to state, that the accounts in some of the Loudon Papers of the nightly meeting of the labourers at Hoo Green, in this county, are, to say the lei.st of them, by far too highly coloured. Whether the Resolutions mentioned in those Papers were even proposed by any of the more violent of the rioters, can only be known to those who were present, and it is very certain that they ore ab solutely disavowed by the greater part of them. The declared intention of that meeting was simply to stop, but not to destroy thrashing machines and drills ; and the men in the most po. sitive terms stated their abhorrence of the infernal practice of setting fire to stacks or buildings. It may be proper to add, that the members assembled at HooGrees, as far as could be ascertained, never amounted to a hundred; and that one subsequent day, when the greater part of thom who composed the meeting were swat .by two Magistrate*, they *greed to übandon their iiitentbso of being any kind of force, and to ado, Ind thankfully toeccept, ea a favour from the furthers!, the pronsisokof discon tinuing the use of flouting inechines .fris this side of berveste.—{/psvieh Joined.) 111 MURDER OF kits. DO NATTY. is consequence of letters dispatched by Mr. Taylor tit the different Police Offices, requesting co-operation is the exer tions which are making to diociserer she molder,/ of Mrs. Woolly, the respective Alegistrates of each esieblisbaseal on Tuesday sent two ur three of their mast experiestord officers to Robert-street, *Rh direetioste to sae tbek utmost activity is fortberiag the ends of Justice. At three o'clock there were twenty officers asseeffiled is a roans on the Aka dour of the deceased's Wiese. whets Mr. taylor commiluiesteri to them the object which he had in view is calling for their attend sem. Every tegument's(' tosseeted with the melancholy transaetioa was then explained to them. The bog Ito,' sheath left behind by the nontilerer were produced sod inspected. All the witnesses hitherto examined, as well as those shire discovered. were brought in, and having repeated tidir levieleore. She °Seers put to them such questions as their view of the case warranted, and as seemed ealcukteil to make them perfect ousters of the affair. Mr. Taylor thee explained to them cliquish suspicions which had arises is his mind knee cirerinstsoces which he observed when Ise west to some of the relative. of Mr. or Mn Donaity, in Pettiesaldsse, thereby pointiag out quarkrs in which it sight be desirable to leek for isiformstioa. The premises were then serenely iaspected The dust-bin was cleared. sad the privy rowelled. but nothing was found to afford any new light. The cireileastance of the shoe Grand is the yard, was explained by the watchcase, who said it was a woman. old shoe which had leis there for some time. Twp pair of stockings, found in Raybere-street,Goswell- street rond,un the mottling after the eaurder, were produced by Avis, the BOW. street officer, Radon comparing the marks with the mark: on other ankles in the house, they corresponded in forts sad co. lose of thread. The little boy by whom these 'tuck isms were sera thrown away by a mw of suspicious apnea , was likewise present, mid saw all the witnesses as they presented themselves, but did not recursive any of thee persons. The eaters all agreed that the offender could not have been an esperieseed thief; sad having totiferred with great atientiou on the *object separated atrith a detirmination rigorously to apply thiimselvem, if possible, to trace the offender. A camber of little incideats have been perticolonseil, which it is hoped may afford a satisfactory .lee, and of which the ezperiesee of the Polies Ass toughs toes bow prudently to pursue. Tie ask of the effects of the deceased will take place neat week. Mr. Taylor has writtee to the Solicitor of the Treasury, •pprisiag him of Mn. Antall having died intestate, mid of st• heir to her property haring been yet discovered. BOW•STRIBT. Yesterday evening s very {Ong etansinatioo took place place before Mr. Iliusholl, the Magistrate, which occupied Cron sooty after nise o'clock till midnight, in the latter part of shieb Sit It. Birgit /*WO, in the exaniaation of fia‘ert Rigby, Awn his wife, sod Nary Wood, Ain sister, uw onsPE cioa uf being couttreed in the murder of Ain. Dooatty. The lateness of the hoer it which the easmiastion closed peeves us from giving it in detail. The toltowiug , how. ever, is the substance:— OO Friday 'venial: between five and six o'cl•ck Elisabeth Rigby, • child seems yens of age, the daughter of thee Pri mmer, Rigby, went to the shop of Mrs. Haines, who keep, • aceonithand clothes shop is New Round-court, Steam!, sad offered her for sale • pair of female boots which were in a mouldy state, and a pair of kerseymere breeches with the halloos cal off, sad four or five reels is the bark part of the right thigh. The girl told Mrs. Haines that her aunt had sent her to sell the shoes for • 'hillier, and she was to get what she could for the breeches. Mrs. 'biome observed • slumber of *pots on the breeches, which she supposed to he iron moulds, but site child said they were blood, sad were occasioned by her father toxin bad leeches applied to him. She give the child v shilling, befog as mach as the things were worth. On Saturday morning on her esainining the breeches, she became alarmed at ibrir extremely bloody state, they beteg completely splulted all over, and a large spot in the to.ide of the right knee; they had also the appearance on the back part as if some person had wiped their bloody hands on them. On Saturday evening, her sun-to-law, John Haim., ' who ts a City effacer, called epos her, and whom she informed of the state of the breeches. He suspecting them to belong to the murderers of Mrs. Density, tutik. them lute his penises. Mon, and proceeded to make sequirtes reepectiug the elvw Mrs. H•ises not keowieg 'hem she lived, although she knew her mother and aunt, and he traced her he lire is Lemon Tree-yard, Bedfordbary, sod he, with the astist- I once of Jeffreys, one et the olikers of the Thames Pulley, :Wok them into custody. Yesterday afternoon the child se. dsmerrat a stoat mild interrogation by Mr. MimilniU, her Meteoroids were the most extraordinary and contradic tory daring her examination. She denied all knowledge of Mrs. Melees. but afterwards admitted that she did know her, and endeavoured to cover bee misinterprets by saying her mother desired her not to acknowledge the sale of the article, iss question. She then said the breeches she sold were Week velvet, and that her father gave them to her, with instructioes to get what she could fur them. Mrs. liaises state I many corroborating circuassinaces to prove the truth of the girl's statement. The Primroses were separately interrogated, sad they all denied Amy knowledge of the breeches or the shoes, and that the child had not been seat to sell any, alleging that Mrs. Heise, was mistake.. Atte Hailers, however, peifectly satisfied the Magistrates and every use present ILB to the correctness of her statemeut, she having keel's the child for some tints had given her a halfpenny, sad the day after she had bought the breeches and shots of her, she took a chain to sell, which Mrs. liaises declined buying, at which time the child admitted that she bad sold the breeches the day before. On searching the apartments of the Prisoners a pair of pincers were found, One rod of which bad recently been broken, as if by (erring some place. The Prisoner Hubert Rigby stated himself to be a porter, and during the examinatioa his clothes were minutely ex. emitted as to whether there was any app of blood, but NODe was found. The bete clue purchased by Mrs. Haines could not be got en him, being cui.siderably toe small. He gave an account of himself rupeetiag Smuts day night week, on which night he said lie wet at the Thistle sod Crowe, St. Martin's I ine, from five o'clock till half past eleven, when lie was its compels, with as least • doges persons, smoug whom be mooed James Askew, • fiddlemaker, who, after some iliGir silty, was fennel last evening, and brought to the Office. The constable who •ppreheeded him un searching his bed fumed an old waistcoat marked with • itemise,/ of spots of blood, which he accounted for by upset be had eat his ear as l o ng sine. •• la s t Christin e ., sod bud sever had the waist. coat washed since. The breeches were tried on him, and they were foaled to be mach too large. • Jeffreys said that the descriptions of /Ugh) , and Askew answered to that of two men who were elated to the Com mince to have been rem waiting near Mts. Dumatly's house, on the sight of the murder. Ann Rigby denied that she had told her child nut to say thatsbe hatlsukl the articles In Mrs. Haines The extunioatiou then concluded 'twin to the lateness or the hour, and the Priauaeis were ordered to be scut to the watch. house. Yesterday morning a Man of the name of WILSON, fore; span to • wholrsair cheesemouger, In Lime-street, City, feel. lag unwell, applied fur suave salts at • neighbouring she. mist's. The stiopmso nut beteg in the way (from the early hour of the MUM ius), a lad gave the tudcrttinate man what' be conceived to be roiled, hot it turned out In be oxalis arid, and so powerful was the eff•eta that the poor man died on the spot. Norwich Market was fully attended on Saturday, and plentifully supplied with all kinds of grain, but little variation took place in prices.—There was tolerable exhibition of cattk., principally Scots and homebred*, which were offered for bale upon tntech the mine terms as lust week. The Sheep-pens were, well filled. COAL MARKET, MARCM to. Moire et Market. Aire Suld. Prim ' ROI Nemeasll, . Suederlaad •.. Of Us. 44. to 40,. ~• 1.417 DR. ci4Rit. The noising of 'llse Misele.lstnestml Dr. Choke wer e lerr•4 ow Mumble mornint et twelve s'tioeh, is the chaps e f Jets. College, Caleihndre. The finwrel sat 'nestleby relst.ree. ' , mite of tls* Wttlt .of ionises the pester pert of flw• Pitiless in, and mull of hi. codes' is Me Usi. verity; all the members of Jetties Cullrite (the Culleo e i e w hi r l, he iwk"ped) lit. \vise followed. The emir' wee rtat is the moll, impressive Ittableef by the *“. U l . Mawr of J esw colgrer, sad Vies-Chstmellot Of the omit, ; sod the pffeet u prodiseed was swell is alien hu e beer itsplreted es w utelarcholy an scraslilis. T 1107771411 HAMMES. A hers, brhirvoisig hi Mr. Oleos having dose 30 mile s 11 anionic.. nutlet titmice hours, un Moakley, c•rrying mane, and the said hinge having bees amidestalty p tiM up iu Smithfield st a mere itbstissl price a fen days Me. Brian studiretunk In produce • Morse lately purchased to trot 40 sidles in four hours and any 15 moue. lanky emblem of blood and bone, above 17 haw s mutinied by ou old juekry yesterday morning to de the mato over a 10-mile piece of ground us the Hockerill road, fe 100 guineas. The bane did the fir,' in mile. ii 54 „ we , 10 second, ; the meta is 38 minutes 56 seconds ; the thmi be 1 Amor 3 motel's; sod the last is 1 hour 3 minutes sod 40 soeunda. The home once broke hum the true, sad Ike rider seas the must distressed. MANCHESTER OUTRAGE. REDFORD V. MIRIAM •MD omits. The following is ra hat or the Special Jury the trial of dos cause at the ensuing La nc „;„ A Ali it's : JAN Ha►ri.nn, of Landing. Huger Tit) lur, roithosite. J. Siriekhstid, Hosonol Hall. Hobert Mirlottlsoo, Barrow. James Slnckdale, Cark. Jews Newby, Calk. Christopher Burrow, Hutton. Thomes Walmsley, 'house Wevil,y, Upper lifiCkliffr. Rickard Sagar, SuutlifielJ, Marsden. Henry Udell, Mellor. Biassed Fort, Road. J. Whitaker, Brood Cu si y . Robert Whalley. Wails, Lusts Taylor, {Phalle), Jaw t lodsoa, Dustbin. Wm. Auden's, Emmett. Thos. Hawkabead, Ileakin Jas. Rab.ell , Muth Hot • J. A. Nekost, IV. winnow.. Robin Gillis Folios. Sir Wm. Gerard, Ashton. CIiSWISS Watnsley, law. kliehael Hushes, Sultan. &wanes. NAVAL IN' LICENCE. PORTSMOUTH, WARM IC Arrived the iNV3, Nes), from Antwerp for Bowie; Sarah Christians, Fisher, from the Dowos for Grenada i and Gulden Spring, Strong, from ditto for Jawrairs. FALMOUTH. MARCH 18. Arrived the Eli Sahel b. Clark. from Kanter fur SI. Andree'.. Sitltd the Prince Ertsrxi pocket for Jamaica, and Unite of Kent packet fur Lisbon—each oiti a nail. HA WHICH, MARCO le. Arrived the Isabella, Tama, from Sonderiand; sad Air Palloon, %lila/so, from Neivirasties—the former with low of .auchur and cable, and the letter with lova of bowsprit. lIIIIRGATIF, MARCO I°. Arrived off byre the James, Mowatt, from the South Sras And New South Wale.—tweety weeks from Port Jarboe. LivntrooL, Masts Mir— Arriverl the Theradssia. Kidaoa, from Calcutta; lett Madras list October. and the Cape 4d J y , o t its Ihth Jima mu, at Si. Helena, spoke the Acasta (whaler), homeward hes ed. TORT GLAIOONV. MARCO 17. A somber of v.saels have cleared for sea fur woe weeks -past, but, from the prevailtag biasing weather from the math sad westward, they moot get out of the nver. peat. Isaacs 19. Arrived and mailed for the River the Admiral Coallure, H iegi, from Prre and Poreaenbuco and False, Tritkey, from Lisbon. Came down from the River and rcmnin the Intrepid trim. Pear Plyinwith L u e, Da , si n ,, f ur Madeira; sad lope, Clark, fur South Carolina. ST. 111CMA7CII MOUNT. 'MARCO 16. A pilot boat picked up yesterday a cheq ronlaisiag • shirt, some towels, and the remains of a log-book, teem which it •ppears the vessel is called the Mary, Parker, uf Boston. ROUTHWOLD, MARCH 19. The Swiftsore steam vessel of London from Lyna was last night brought in here almost in a shikiag stair, not from any damage to her bottom, but from what has gene down bee hatchways, which bad made ber engine and rudder aisles*. The Ansi de lo Ilefigion states, that the Scotch clergy have jtn,t sent to France one of their Bishop', to claim from the G n•ernmeut the prope►ty which they formerly poNsewed in the kingdom. and most the rest the colleges in which Missionaries were edit caned, to preach the faith in Scotland. They had made the a ime nppfication to preceding Administra tions, and failed in all their attempts ; they hops to be more buccessful with the new one. - _ CORN EXCH'ANGR, N.aca 20. Several Teasels from the Saff.lk coast arrived at this di', market, chiefly laden uith Wheat and Barley: the fernier article met heavy late at Monday's prices, but prime Mahone' Bailey u.a ni brisk di-mewl, and seas readily taken off on inn a. good t•. M. as on Monday; the inferior sorts sold for grinding at from ltis. to 18s. per quarter. The Oat trade continnes r. ry dull , and die hirer qualities are fan ed. per gustier cheaper. la Dom and Pease there IS no akeraticm. Pit ICE OF sTOCIES TEIsTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Con-. 80112 ii I Es. Bill.. 4....1,0001. 0 per Ct. N. Auu. 10411 3 533 pr. 104111 I Ditto Small... 5 7 pv. Boudass 5e 54 pr. I Cone. for Ace 801! Lottery Ticket., e 4/. uss. Pli 81 BIRTHS. On Sunday, the 17'h instant. at Cri fton U. I:af. War TliCilfield, Hants, ilie Lady of Thomas Nagtven, a sou. Friday morning, in Donsiaick street, Dublin, her Cr to the Duchess of trtoster, of a dim...re. We are happy to dud ht r Grace bad a most [avowable 'err:cid...oleo. MARRIAGES. Thursday lent, at St. Clement's Church, Nt , ririch. eloa• •isis, youngest sou of the late Dr. Wm. (:reerw, of Toot) , College, Canihridge, and of Thoriderc I fir i ooze, York slvre, to Catherine Spencer, re/owl dasigliter of drujainus Norio., Esq. of Rairborgh Hall, in Norfolk. Soma day, at Alatrick, iu Northstasherisud, the Rev. F. J. Holman, of Hoekeriog, in Norfolk, to Margaret, third daughter of the late Natbariel Davison, Esq. foltn•rly his dilkitaty*s ConsuLGesteral at Nice cud at Albers. DEATHS. On the 13th instant, of a decline, aced 20, Thomas Tart, the eldest sou of Mrs. Tart, of the Hungerford Cefec•huases Stand. Ost the 111,16 inst. in Portland place, Lade 1-lookas relict of Srs Wm. Denkia, formerly one of his Majesty`, Judges is the Supreme Court of Calcutta. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TUIS DAL Morning ?9 after 19. I &nein b 3 atter 12. Primed tan 4 Published et THE BEM , * PRESS 1111.1 THE GLOBE °Nee, No. ltY, Iltroad, 11/ C CORN-. • W ELI., of the - Sherd. ._. ;~- _~_ I . , T . JEF • •. ~~ ~ w ig lr9 Ler4 1 To coo Don F Mies C lag F. 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