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VLANDETIS MAIL. titSCP. I VIM LAST VMHT.j .Vovs.NA, MAtten 3.---The first division of the ciptipages of her Majesty tile Empress Maria Louisa, set ni on the 28th frn• Verona, They were followed the next- day by a'oreat number of horses from her stables. • It is believed that tier Maj.-ny will travel, jocogreito however, a mina, (him of .cuirassiers is to escort her as far as Ve ron'a. 'lmmediately after her departure, the ruing, Duke , will come avid Occupy., the apartments des tilted for him in the palace: iiiWASIMS ) I\liaijit k affirmed, after letter, from that - the Duke of Berry will take the phice of the Duc d• Richelieu, as Mt niSter of State fur Voreign LAVSAWSV,,, 6.7-41te indemnities de. minded by 114yark are said . tobe the following : 'Jibe Voratberg belonging to 'Austria between Tyrol ail(' tipper Suabia.; that part of the King &Ml of WurteniburgWhich is on the South of the I)aimbe and the dktrict of the Grand Duchy of callol the Circle of Constance. 'I hose provinces, containing 300,00 t inhabitants, are egnivolent to the country of Salzburg' and the Innviertel, but they hove not the lame military end pc,litical iniportance. Besides, the Courts of Baden and Stutgard lutist •conient to the cessions which this arrangement would require. Altaissit,s, MARcit W.—The Prussian papers glye to understand that the people's minds in the several . parts of the kingdom are too much divided and too much agitated for the King to judge it advisable to assemble tbe States of the ,Kingdom, or for the framing of a Constitution 'to be thought of. TPI more tranquil,time shall .come, PrUsaia wti ill continue to be governed by its own laws; the Icing declares, nevertheless, that be will keep his' protnke respecting the calling of the States, and.theestablishment 0(a, Constitution; and on the ether hand, it scums that since the Royal Dc ' (Tee there i. no longer any conflict of parties in reil3,ia. The IliKatcounts froth Italy state, t h at. Venice has obtained the privileges of a free. port. FRANKVirr, NAIICH 9.--They write trom Altt uio, th a t the territorial affairs have again taken. an o ther turn after the arrival of a courier from Milien with dispatches for General Vactittant, and the„Annivrences which ensued. The Minister 01 Stele, Count : Monteglas, and the Llovarian ster at the Court of Vienna, Countllichherg, have been named to terminate the negociations with the AUstrian Plenipotentiary at . Munich.---,The defi thitive treaty. will probably be concluded very shortly. VIENNA, Pm `211:-.."Th e Emperor lam Milan about the ,10th. Ills Majesty will vieit Verona, Parma, and Modentc, and tben repair to Venice, when he will make some excursions into Dill- static;. His Majesty will be at Inspritek about the end of May. and return by saltzburgli. Ile will scot)-sic weeks •at Baden. The war, accidents, and diseases having caused peat diminution of' cattle., and on•-eAressiee dearness of meat in some provintes, the Goyeruntent has asked and ob• tained from Turkey the importation of horned ' rattle, on paying a piaster per head.—The change is rising ; it ,is 362 upon Augsburgh. Vulg.—Last Saturday night, about half-past !en o'clock, fire' hroke otit in Great Shire-lane, !remit)le-bar, at the house of a Mr. Harris, a lust maker, which raged' with great fury, and damaged a baker's house adroining,- and Mr. lloworth's printing-office at the back of the premises. • ettAftetit nr Mvanatt.--,-Ou Saturday, at Bow. street, C'orptltitts Moe,' was brought tg . the Office .by Mance and Godfrey, charged with the wilful , vaurder of the lute Patrick in litickeridge street, St. Giles's, on the 1 ills of December lust, 'Eke prisoner was committed fur further czattnina 'tion, linect,Artv.—The robbery of the house of Messre. SOlOlllOOl, and Ca. in New -street, Co vent-garden, of bullion and silver plate to the amount of 2,2001. occupies the attention of the l'oljce, It appears that, on the night before ,the robbery, every possible precatitiOn was taken in cluing the premises, Bolts and bars,44wever, were impediments to the villains who committed the robbciy, and who w'ent to work in the most scien tific manner, From.a AMA court in Iledfordlhury t ! sty ies ,,i rm i adholtisidits into a yard behind Mr, v„l,,, non ' s house, and from thence into a privy, whi c h was erected against the main wall of the hon w e, \'9th a small crow they soon per torated the 'wall, and, by further exertion„ made it whole large enough to admit a good-sized ,boy., Some rimy° sees then put in, and the doors were open ell to those without. The work of plunder was soon , overt the bullion was carried of,, and with this an immense tpintity of sillier knives and forks • of the King's pattern. On Friday 111 r. CHITTY of the Temple was ilStied in tit: James's-street, and rubbed of his watch by a gang of strect-robbers. WiWant Dwytr, John Dwyer. l Philip Joy, limn Proffer, and-Thomas ,jlm, chargOwilh t he murder of William :flatter, Di. of Lismaette, have been committed to Cloning! (iind by Lord.Geogal, Friday Mrs—Pee, of ikaggerston.plaie, Hack• ney-road, had necesion to go Out short distance, : end left a fine rhild, about, live years old, atone in the parlonr, with be door (vett, by some means: not known, be.set fire to a great quantity of hay in a bock-home in the yard, the smoke having at tracted sevrtal9f the, neighbours to the spot, they found the - child nearly burnt to death. tlo only 4urvivcd a iciv minutes. ° front the LONDOn - G,1,21 4 Yr7'1', Id, le". 17714ehalt, Morels 1, 181 His fteys highness the Prince lit :tent has hren,pleltstd, in the - nante and on the behalf of him Majesty, to approve "f the appointiriont of Henry Thomas Howard Molvoetni, Esti. one of the Representatives in Part ianient for the City of Giml et:star, hrotlier t., the Mod 'Nobl e ljertiard Edward Doke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal and Hereditary Marshal of England ) to he Deputy Earl I .llarshal of England. Churn Offiee„llm4.ol iti , t li4. • Menthol., returned to serve in thk present Parliament. Rommel of West Lone.—The Hon. Henry William t'itt geralci He Boos, of Boyle-farm in the Comity of Surrey, in the room of Charles Hnllrr. Eli. who has art-tilted the tact of Steward of his :11ajasty's Manor of Last Ilentlred, in the Cobrity of lurks. Oinks Ituive, of Breamnrr, in the county of Southamp ton, 1 ?* .4- 1. in the rums of Antony Butler Esq. who has ac cepted the office of tote of his Majesty's justices at Bombay. City of rlirittlan Curwen, Esq. the-room of Henry hiweetti Esq. deceased. Matehall, Marels 16, I 8 16. Ms n(741 ifighties. the Prince Itegetit has been pleaird, In the name and rift the behalf of hi. Alajeoy, to appoint the Earl of Chieheruer atilt the Marquis of Salisbury to the otlice of !Nittllitilk MiT,ITARY Cummissiont vigued by. the Lnrd Lieutenant of the County of Kent. IVed Kent At Lai. to be Captiain—l'o be Lieutenants, Item y fowe, George Henry nanse . v ; Edward. Chamberlayne, Gent, ,and Kihign William Allan Ramsay; rice .I,lll,Gre gor, g'il‘etted to the Line—To lir Ettitigns,lienry Ketcliley; Gent.; Prvilirrick I todpoiv, Gent: vite; Kennett, proninted t anti Williaiu. BiOop, Gent, vice Mosey, prii. moterl—Eolwarti" Edwards, Gent, to _be Surgeon, vice Hawker, resigned. Stvetmaki Troop of Wejt Kent. Regiment of Teo - miler? ..6a= valry —noire (booms Lane, Gent td be Col net, vice Cla rehigneil. IiiINKItUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Sareurl linikelev, Worthing, Stmex,.denler. John Brower, Niyton, Ennzstoo-u I, porter-merchant Henry Innntoo, ► tiloncr,tershire, corn-dealer. . IVilliout Spence, 13ii1Iop-Wrarmonth, Durham, eual-fitter. ILINKItVI I- 14. John Mears, Stourbridge, 'Worcestershire butcher, March 4 1 5 . 27, and April'27, at twelve at th e Ittryal Hotel. Bir toingliam. Attornies ' Messrs:l4)olond Ansten, Holborn , .court, Gray's Inn, or Mr. Pahorr E llieminglistm. Ants Biddlecustibe,Stockport, Cheshire, victualler, March 77, 49, and April 7/, ut two, at the Warren-Bulkeley-Array Stockport- Attornies, Mr. IValters, Stockport, or Messrs. Wright and Cole, 'Retuple. Thomas Gould, Astiliorne, Derbyshire, mercer, March IG, 27, anst April 47, sit eleven, at• the Black's Head Ins) , Ash- . brne, Attornies, Mr. Brittlehank,.Aslibmile, or le`ssrs. pleat:dale, Alexander &sail Holism, Now fan. John Radford, Manchester, slyer, Aisril 12, tit, and 27. at eleven, at tha Dog l'arern, Niiichester. Atturniet, Mr, Ralph Chancery-lane, or NlCsart. Johnson and Lons- Mancheiter.. Becjamin Thomas. Newport, Monmouthshire, tallow-chand, Ire, April 4, S, and t 7, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Newport. At tonnes, Mr..laines Platt, Ni w liosw,ll-cort, Lincoln's Inn, or Mr. Prothero, jun. Newport. William Patterson, Leascrilt, Westmorland, seed:man, April 6, alum-, (I, at ten,• ist`the house of Mrs. Burnie, Burton, in. Kendal, and. 27, at two, at the King's .Arms Inn, Kendal. Atlornies, Mr..lierciley, Staple Inn, or Mr. W. Clapham, Burton.iii•Kenial; - We ••111111,' I toil Gilbert Bullivant and Robert France, Minchester, eallen drrers, April g, 10,47, at two, ut the Dog 'Patten, Man choler. Alturnies, Mr, Ralph Ellis, chaucery-lane, ur Messrs. Jolinsoir and Lansdale, Man"ester. James War:tins, Chapel-street, .rt•tiecr, blarch,l9, do, and April I,', at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, hlessre.• Yielder and Bartley, Duke-,trees, Grosvenor-square. Thomas Weightman l Holton-le-Clay, Lincoloshir e , m ill e r, March 25, and . 'sprit 47; at eleven, at 0, , (loam's tired " Inn , Great Grirusby. Atlantic*, Mr J. Lbw bney, G eat Grimsby, or 'Mr. William Grey, Iltilhorn-court, Gray's Inn, Richard Route, Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, March 29,, at six, at the office of Mr. Lewis Alexander, Halifax, .17, and April 27, ut eleven, ut the Old ,Criek.ltin, Ilalifax. Alka lises, Mr. Nettletold, Norfolkttistreet, Strand, or Mr. Lewis Alexander, Halifax. . Thomas Botoryle, Onsltrie, Shropshire, horie-draler, March 46, 70.4 atid'April 27, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, Shrewi bury. Attorsues, Mr. Richard Griffiths, Southampton huifdings, London, or Mr: W. Cooper, Shrewstitiry. Joseph Kohler, Saint >within's-lane, Lmhartf-street, mer chant, Mardi 19, 29, and .April 97, at twelVe; at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Iron. anti Pai ten Threittlneedle-strret. James Itadelitle, Swansea, g1 . 01.1!1', 141 . 41) .26, and. April 27, lit nut, at the i:orwittreial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Bridges MO tlitittOr, Rya LifiWklilliffe, or Messrs. llidduipli, hair , anal.lt'inwood, Small-street, Br istiil. Edward Spelic er, Wcllo , linitiersetshire, dealer, 79, and April 2; at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Bristol.- Attornies, Niessrs. plward and Joins Daniel, Bristol, or .10lin Pearson, Esq, Pump -court, Temple. Robert Alayust, Stoke-Golding, Leicestershire, farmer, March. 20, at six, 71, and April 23, its eleven, at the . 11 011!*.Flool. Ilinekley; Atturnics, 'Messrs. King and Soden, Hinckley. Atlirnstus henry Thleserr,:.,llernard-strect, Itrissell.square,. incrchant, Mardi ta, April and 27, at at Guildhall.: At ritrides, Messrs. Stilllll, . and franc, Fredericies‘plarc, Old Jewry. • . Th o mas Hondo'', Mist-row, City-road, cheraist. March 19, a0,.; 514 4 April 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attu, cloy, Mr. Nlontit; l'oheilliothelaril, • • Henry •Pfnusur4int, Cartepeotirt, Ilerfcrossortreet, Southwark, carpenter, March.l9,46, told April 27, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney,' Mr. Tagg, Sprean-Laglc-court,, Threadneedle. street, Carter, Sulgrave, Nor th.iitiptoristrire, Inther, March tc t , ;Jo, arid April 27, at Is 11 'it itlit4ll4ll, Loudon, Attor tries, Niessr rt. tiallimitcy and Bridger, Augokourt, minion•st rent. H enr y Tlioai tt o Austin, • Henry ' atistiside, and James 'neon, Iliairisstta-stresit, eistrtit-garden, lnittiver4, March to, April 2, and .27, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. W. V. Hellyer, Vapor-buildings, Tunrple, (Agrles MiSrga , Bishopsgate-st reet %Visor , merchant March tfl, My and April 27; at twelve, at Guildhall. Attortties, Messrs, Groton, Asigch•ctifirt ; Throgusurton street;' George Poctiek,tradenlialkstrect, auctioneer, March 19, a 6, • and April 27, at one, at Guildhall. Attoruics, Messrs. Itutiseti and Sou Crowis;es.iurt, Altlersgat e-street. • Hem/ .Nrw ' Fislittuirn, Susses,. dealer in pigs, March 20, 39, and April 27, 'at ten„at the White Hart lint East - street, Chichester. Attornies, Mr. I)elhy, Chichester, and Messrs. Fen; stud Co. tiers iettu-street, Covent-garden, London. • • John Nloake, Shelleld, York, file.maker, March 30, April 2, sin t r27,: Atone, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Cifstle.street, I lonians. • . . William Cleaver and Edward Clenver,..Denniark-itreet, St. Giles's in the Fields, soap manufactures, March 23, 30, ' bed April 27, nt twelve, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Swept mid Stoke+, Batinghtsli-street. I~dward•Penfold and Willeitus:Alorgesson Penfold,-Absidstone, Kent, hankers, Mara 30, at eleven, April 20, and 27, at twelie, at Guildhall, London, Attartites, 'Messrs, Dehary and Cu. Gtte.street,, I.iiiculn's lists Yields, or Mr. Scuda more, Maidstone. John Prim, I llepstow, Monmouth, rnercb6ut. ?starch 29, 20, and April 27, at twelve, at the Commercial Itubntsy this. jut, Atrornien, , Measts, Clarket and itiehardr, Ctsisncery lane, or Messrs. 4,.. sod A. Palmer, Broad -street, Bristol. . . . DIVIDENDS, April R. G..g. j ,Sdn-streeli Ilishopsgaie-street;jewei.• s, E.' Itantscar, Ntockport, tit, C. iVirklsem, frionuonger-ruw, Old-ktreet, k ictuarler—April 6, C. timome4, A minster, Devonshire, draper—March CI, J. Wilkerson. 1.1..1 toy, Hertfordshi re , 43, W. Mot, Lin t, Ohmond•'street. plii - aerstr—April ti , J. scott, Witham, Aare, ocrivener--April 13, W. Moore, court, Fleit.streer, victualler—April 11. J. OKle and W. Wal ton, Liiropo o l, taerchilists—A mil 13. T.,llutler- aint W. j. Hmlgions, DewAiury, .Yorkshire, noinua, , teri—April LS, J. Butler H. Itecroft, stn. Leech, York,hire, iromnasters—Aprit qs. M`Kentie, . 1 4, 1 1 1011'#, Coveast-garden, merchant-. April ./1, It. Itaiii.gate. and .t. T. Fraser, Sloatie.stpiart, f bells , tiorSerimen....,l l o tl 41, It. licsketh, Witrrincton, Laneaskireovine inerchant.--April la, .1. 'Merryman, Windlehury, Oxford.liire. lii)ftor-Itierchatif ---April 11, It. H. iw,l J. Swaitte,.Halifax,*Yotkibire, Swaine, London and . 11. itainsbintorn, Bradford, merchants —April G, A. Pfeil and E. A. Visorst, BistiopsKate street, taercisailts—April 4;, W. Winliolt itud W. bityn, St. rates giationets"A PHI e• 4 , Arti attd W. Wilkinson, jun. Mim increliantsw CERT le It: AT ES T. Tot, Penryn, grotet—vG.littgett, &ton, Yorkshire,.mattsttr—(..4.lleartler, Torgitay,'D)evoitsbire, upliolder..W.Laketiati, Stancombe, Dermshire, taattster—. NV. Berkel e y, tipton-litom-tivvero, Woreoster,hirr, Walt(ni, Nolilr-street, (1. Beasley., AttOiti-friars, tinAthant—lt. Intsier—Gn (inytuil, Edmunton% coach-master--W. NOton, Davenport, corn-tleatet—W. IVoodward, COrsitor.itreet, Chap evry-Nne, jeweller—A. Ncl‘oti, Plymotith-Dutli ) \V. Davis, Newbury, upholiterer. • DISI4OLVEtt G. Furey, IVinisiligtoll Lodge, mid IV. Bradhurne, }tart , ford, Cheshire, silk-notottlacturers.---T. El. N•nrasour, and .1. Tomlinson, Rochdale, Lancashire, antl'W. Varasonr, Cation, Norfolk, woolitaplers.-4V, Marshall anti J. IValbran, North Allerton, Yorkshire, iron -nierchants..—T. Pield, Dori - vier, anti T. J. latudie, til en ittaton. upon-Ifni!, wine , merchauts.-1'... . and V. Buckingham, Middle-row, Broad-street, illoomshOrYt ttax-dressers.—T. Parker ;toil J. Anderson ) Swallow-street, ennperi.-11. Parties and W. stole, Birmingham* hrass.. foundergy—(', Norton, T. Jones, and .1. Williams, Binning. , ham, lime dealers.-11. It. Petrie, and .1. L. and J. B. Phillips ) Feitchtirch-street, mercliants.-11„. and 11. Wilkinson, Lirer. Truett, corn-dealers.--J. Warwick anti .1, Sandford, London, otter:ll merchants.—S. Ilawkes, L. Tyson, jun. and H. Painter, Birmin... ham, jewellers.—W. Cux and C. I•litycS l Bristol, Ste t %cos and W. Smith, Osborn-street, Whitechapel, curriers.—M. Wills, It. Stanley, and J.Daris, Warwick, coal-dealers.—,.J. Statehouse and W, Hindmargit, Vi r olsingiiut, Durham, cannion-brewers..*lt. Smith anti C 4 T. Haden, Aluaue-street, surgcons.—Wta. Fryer and It. Har grave, Levils, Yorkshire, aidertakeri.—J. and B. Warburton anddti sfuselrj , Cohridze, Statkordshire, potters.—W. T. Player, anti S. and T. Gough, lAriAol, tintkr-mereliants. —.l. Poster and P. Ainsworth, Bolton, inusliti-matitiliteturers. Slone sent T. Hensitaw, 'Mincing-lane, wine-merchants. Watson, A. IVrigttott, J. Maclean; alai W. Gray, Glasgow LAW INTELLIUENiCE., COURT OF CIIANCERY, Mu:or IG. Arr. het* prayed for an order in the matter of Richard Lee, a lunatic, who is on American re. fugee, residing in this country with hii moth;r : and sister, the whole of whose property amounted to 7001. in the .3 per cents. The Learned Gentle man expected some difficulty in obtaining the or der he proved for, which was, " That the Ac-, cumptant-Ciencral might have this property, or at leaSt the dividends arising thetefrom, transferred into Court, after the taxed costs of this proceed ing' were allowed, and that the appointment of a. Committee might be avoided, which would entail ,expence on the trifling property of this Gesitle. man, perhaps needless, living as Ise. did under the cure of persons so nearly alliedlo 'him as mother and sister." , [lis 149051-lip felt gettiag posses sion of the dividends without a Committee. Ife he said, appoint any one a Committee, without security,, (to avoid expence) they under• taking tOlfawkr . the stock to the Accomptant <liners!, the dividends then to be applied tot the lunatic's benefit. Mr. Bet.t.took the order thus directed, the costs of which must necessarily be defrayed out of the futids„ INSOLVENT nEiz•rOits' COURT. SATURDAY.—On opening of the - Cotat, Mr. Scrjeant RUNNING:TON alluded to some o lm tt v a .. lions which fell from tut lion. Member of. Parlia ment (Mr. Lockhart) on Thursday night, relative to thei operation of the Insolvent Debtors' Acr, front which the public might be led to suppose that many of the insolvents who had' charged, had 'succeeded in - attaining that object by h'ea'ls of fraud, amounting iii to frlonr: lie now called upon the Bar to declare wh'al'er 'hot, in the colyse of their practice or observation; they hail - . known the discharge of an insolvent whew there had been even a semblance •of • felony . . uprm the face or his transactions: The Gentlemen at the liar, with' out: general expteisioti, declared(,' that no such circumstance had, tb their know ledge, occurred. James Davison, cothmonly called Capt4in Dal vist+it, who married Miss Duncan, the actress, Wag then brought up to he discharged. He 'wise op. posed by Mr. Smith, on account of a debt of 1 2tiOL duelo aMr. Gardner. Mr.. Pio.Loosz, .on behalf of the insolvent, applied to , the,Court to ailow his Client a discharge, on his admission. and +weep. !lance of the debt. Mr. , -Anith agreed .to.eonsent to it... But. the Learned Serjeaut, having viewed the priSoner's schedule, . cross-examined him as follows : —Q. I see by your gelieditle that your debts amount to 4,4281. Have yoti no. property in the world ? A. None, lint some debts due to me, which I have returned. -- Q. Have you i.wife A. ,Yet„ hot she is in K distinct situation ; she an actress.—Q. What is her thdary ?, A. She has Ito fixed Are you separated % A. At present we are- (A laugh).—Q. I Mean, have you a deed of separation ? A. Whitt is the average_antount of your wife's salary,? A. If she is iii, she does not receive, a salary ; I Was not aWarq, I had any contrOul Over her salary,— Mr. Serj. It. You.should have put it in your sche dule, What chithes had your wife ? A. Shi had no clothes but what she used in her profession Many of the clothes belong to the, theatre.—Mr. Pott.ocit. " If she thies not play, she is not paid. I should wish to have the opinion of the Court, whether the prodnce of her 'idiom is such part of his property as ought to appear in the schetinle —Mr. Seri.. 8.. " You and 1, us lawyers, must know;that for the intermediate time of his '.being in prison, it ought to'appear in tin! Schedule'; and no matter how acquired, .the property belongs to the husband. This is One of those cases I don't like to - see."—Mr. I'OLLOcX.. "It was not any wish on the part of Mr.. Davison to have teen so."—Mr. Serj.ll,;.Were the 'debts inetwrt , (l be fore your marriage ? A. A great part of them...— Mr. Sed. It. I shall not linutly remand you ; hut you Will be brought up again on MOnday week ; in the mean time, you had better. amend your schedule. }I4rINEY•COACIf OFFICR. •-• On I.; . ritlay, the Commissioners or litieltney-Couches Conviet e d the undermentioned Coachmen :-- John Ifertightint, t. t dtiver of NO. 441, in I tie 'penftlty of 30:4. fir; heist; guilty of. very insolent Nut:nage *o t 1 . 4,0 in tireut Clusrlotto-street, on the. 2titti ult.—Bubert Nerq/ur, driver of No. 43U, in the penSity of 'for living-drunk , itt the !lib instant, and invariable of de l ving : bi l Roswell, the driver of io, tho tietialty of ivy. for extol-, ti o n—fikkord Fisher, the corner of No. - 1112 t, in tite itt,ta!ty of ;$,,, tor ex:tctitm—/Pillittm o f thcAtrlvcr cl NI, 41, ittitl Frauds Irorrit, the driver Of N 0.1,186, ill the iteltalty Ithi.x;lCll, On the VOttgolaitwellt gentlettoth, for tiei n g f rom their conehl.ti Itte dyit r,l o f So. /4, in the pettiilty of ILd ca i the voihi.l.oo‘ 44" a 14,1- tlenrcen tor' beinir ribserit'frinis 104 coitelt.itt olier tirivta•s iu thy penalty at ios. cacL , fur Furious uilelac,i. HOME eli;Cill% Futtl,lv, tt . tttti 1%, %UrlON :V. WittESn'titllll AN 11 OTH4ii. This n an action e.f a novel ,sort. mti brought against the deluatilants, as Owners of a , vessel called the Gunson, for salvage tit the lives ut Ate :seamen, and ASO t Very :small part of the vessel, The defendants had paid.sol. into Court. The plaintiff, Sutton, is resident at Colchester, its thi,'connty, and is owner of a Swill vessel called" the Secceis. !flit master of the vessel gave tho following account of the transaction mu the tub of December last it was blowing a very heavy gale at wind, with a rolling sea, tilld there were several ships in the oiling making signals of distress. He went out with the intentiunof assist;' ing a large Russian vessel on the semis, when het perceived the Gunson lying on her beam-cradle and perceived some men sticking to the wreck he-immediately turned his : attentiuotowards themi and with great danger and difficulty saved the unA.: and four men front inevitable deatirifthey also picky(' up a yard, a boont, and some other pieces of the ves sel, of no great value, net in the whole amount .ing to 501. • • This ease being proved, Mr. MARRYATT, for the defendahtS, said they were riot at all liable in this action ; .for with respect to those parts of• the vessel for which salvage Was dile; the telendants had given notice to the 'plaintiffs that they In.d abandoned them to the underwritcrs, fore whatever was due on that head MIS due frwis the nuderwritere, and not trout the defendants. With respect to the other head of ciniw, namely, salvage fur the lives of the :nee, no such china existed in our law. It was a duty 01.11 "" 01 which the plaintiffs 'trete morally bound to 'Pa' form ; at must it could only be eutliiitiProl as "14 and labour clone for the defendants' servants. AM. it had beep t hied, that where a servant had broke his leg in his' master's employ, the master was oot • bound to pay the doctor. The defendmits, how': ever, though they were not liable for any thing , had nevertheless paid frOl. into Count, which *O 4 abundant comptusatiOn fiir the use of thirplain' taf's vessel for the day which it was occupied. M r . Justice AltliOTT said, that this eetini! the first instance ha had ever recollected of II claim being made for saviii_ the life of a moil. -- There conic' not b e an y se l vage tar the lifeall mans tar salvage was. a reward proportioned'to the i'2l - Of the thing saved ; but the law conteinpleted the life of man us above all measure of value. wis considered in law as juts t iJnable, and although tin recompence ,could iii thi-i case be legally de mantled no that ground, he was sure that the lin. inanity of British seamen would always be etintillY exerted on behalf of their fellow-ercuturcs irY di6tress. IVith respect to the articles .of the vcs. , sel which were saved, and for which a. salvage' would he due, the detetulant bad4lischtiased, title to them, and therefore they Tvere.note s bao- . able on that. bead. The oitly way in 'whieit' the dcr e ml it iit s might be at all eltelrgellble tint) 'night be , for work and laboarl'and saving t he: servants of the deiettilants::for the !dahlia! benefit. The•measure this*ottof beitelit'saved ' to the defendants nt1144.-..te the value of the •er % 4u 144. area. 'lll 4 , Jmy woistd on :11111 heint conisitierT whether the , bOt. paid apt° Coort:tvoultp . . , satisfy this part of. the case.---Verdict tor the , Pendants. SYSTIZIATIC 110114 ERIES. It is well known -that there arc in London and its , vieinity receiving shops fur,stolen poultry, and other-writ:lo of provision, which a short time is expected to , bring to light. Scarce .a , week passes that dues' 001 turuistt•a Case 01 ikeep. or 1100111'Y stealing within seven or viglit• miles of town. I recent :robbery of this kind has beta attended witlt softie t•XlIti401014111ry circumstance 4, which-deservo to. be noticed. A Gentleman reite: iwthe bourbood of -130 w, abort a week ago, found on his' I premises a laii4C dog lying under the itedge,..witi:A" - ' he toileavonred to (tighten away, lint the'animat would not-move, and, when attacked, appeared rit. tiler disposed to rebel, than to•seek.his security in flight; The gentleman 'supposing the animal be tntttl, immediately shut hint. On hearing the report, of -the lire-arms, two ruffiltn-loAking.fel- F lows started out:of an adjoining ditch, and, after muttering a curse or two, went , away. The fol- - lowing night the proprietor of the premises had stolen-from his field a.iiire fit lamb. In a day or two be received a note from honest i felioiv, Jt baker, not far from Stepney, acquainting him, that having by acciffenx learnt he had been robbed, be conceived it his duty to inform him that part of a lamb had been sent to his -bakehouse by a neigh bour, which, front its-appearance had not passed through the humis.of a regular butcher.- fht this in formation- the gentleman hurried to ‘Vorchip- , street Office, obtained there 'a searehtvarrant, .and rook with him Armstrong. and another Officer to make the.search, They were referred• to the house of an assistant grave-digger to the sexton 61 a neighbouring parish. Au iorestiga- . lion took plate, hut-no skin was found. Iti the course- of the search they discovered, - in a cess pool and -other biding places, on foto!' hiking' titlflll.., city .of dotted feathers, wings of - fowls,. &o. anti • above all,'various pieces.ot cuilitis. As the skim . was 'nut- found; the other suspicioacciremnst a Imes Were 'of _no avail, and the Abgistrates could take 110 eoglllZtirC of-the affair. - , - k.:OAL MAIMET, liAncii 15. Shipi sit Mirket. Nhips smith ' !' rue. 544' N0re.4.1141..V. 7i.. • soi OA. to 461. .1d: ___ _ B 1 tiTilS On the tOth init. at niebinoil, Surrey, the LarlY of John, Esq. or itlhatighter. . ' Ott titday list, in Wohoru-place,,ltuisell-sqltarr, )41i, 110* hprt Trowel-, of a yon. On trot, 'at Tottenhain-green, Nirs: Laiken, of In Cm - e4tlhl)-ininarr, Arm T. Canxbelly of a danaliter. !l MtßLlilJv Olt Saturday, at, the Parish Church' of Sr. Nlary•le'bonno , C, Stepliensou, F. to Lady Lucy Petry, second daughter of the hart •ot Limerick, - • "I'he ► Chigtteli, Mr. Chrktian Tuck,. to Ite bcczo, of !Jolliet (lithium, Esq. Chi the lilt, init..it I taitipton Bishop, ficre:oriiiiiire, ni-. chard `W Eq. iifltrentiiiii to.Fatiliy, third daughter of the itcs..l)/ . .-liaitinisigivit. • Primer! by J. U. Caitti'l'AillS, No. Tr, Craien- ImittlinuA; and I.llllllcited by W. A. SCR" of Ortzttot, at Vb. ! , :tft..4)rvtre., No. I 11, Strand where- .lalvitstired uaents, Ortlers,L4tters mast im,l4lcirented.