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ii ""els 41 any t wo men differ more directly 111 341%8A1/up:l, WHITBREAD and Baron sAettEN, 41',1114 P; Wltyrßitekn, in th e B ritish House of Coln 41t night (see our Report), , Coldil not 1°1 . 44. to express his confident , 1 „ I.)!'e, that -a , certain paper, purpoiti4ig to ::elihtnate from the Congress. of Vienna, was an i'ttlinobs forgery', as that paper was so !nil - Inui ts in itcelf. inasmuch as it went to sanction Is 0 . . Principle of assassination." . 1, 1 .,.. . uruer, to pur an end to CLOOTZ'S hopes in p tii ( i : l'eS P eP t; We have subjoined the Declarat - on, t he authenticated from the Vienna Gazette "t ha s 15 tli of iNiarch3 by which he will see that he 'l3 re "I I Y all the power s of Europe against hire (I 41-4)NApARTE But co return to our contrast, a o , 0 it“ 4")acti.r.zz ticata this declaration very dare ,,,itiy, • "rl I . 'e 'Cut Allied Powers (says the Baron in 4 1;4 , . , c, noble-proclarnation) having, by a s°l "l n cri4et, tleclared NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE an out `` .04file4I'll'Oirahli',enetny and disturber of the repose , ttl ebt t ..• every act tending to show attach , , ger" ' Ins person or system can only be consi ‘, '' as an attack on the internal anti external "_fety of the state." the Que would think t e:nictio his Add ress was levelled at in this Colintrv,. and .CLooTz at the . Of t helb, for the bold Baron goes on to say— li 1: t1 :11 : i r . l : l , tl , (), li g I / lam aware. that all such dis „ ',. ". must •be extremely rare among the tiVut inlialiiiri '• • ' • 1 F ind Low er Iroiiiie,,, , I . , zits ,(f the Arvid e e.. in fitvolir . ( de dots 110 t put in a single woi( 1 . 'I '''' ''t 011 T °"nsiti "o) . ,- ." yet I feel to I' rni to deCtiare, ,that .-I allY Pnbli e act •- ,i . , • ‘1 ioe‘eiyselt , 4 o)ew that ii.e• reim,i:ke„),4o,74..P,re"sal `peron!! of NAPO i Ucar 0,,,,tie / '` hjoisiif in I. LE,,c'N_ BUolv. Ap A i TE , or interest it I t n e t n e: I I t in t r : tal e ti) 'ed t„, l i, 14 efilise,,shill he immediately :nest Shut c•iOnght befory a special tribunal, or be (11) s()."‘"'it to be able to injure society." ~ IN ' t)11? ‘‘'e are not aware how far the 13aion' elwersv,extend, as to di T e . stin g and shutting mi the partizans of buotcApARTF: ; but if they do :11'4'4 reach to- this contarv, We c'in unlY exPress 444 °!v• •at the circumstance, and a hope that toi„ ''ef '`l a hint may no t be Ittst upon those who , 1, 1. that authority in these Rea!ills* 1 " ti t this is 1101 subject to be treated with fevitY• Whence is it that M. IVHITBREAD' teliti3ll anxiety for the. person and safety "f ;Myiiu()44PAa're arises ? Why s;;ould he take so ati ititerest. in the preservation of this mis :, e4t, that no equivocal threat which seems to t4i'ltat hitt) call escape his Vit4ilance, but is in j44l.llY denounced as,a " dishonourable, inrama"' iieltenient to assass;„„tion ?,, • Mr. WHITBREAD 11 1 3° tender of the. lire of FERDINAND the •SE so whom he has 'strict! -an _Usurper, It"(l,lr,,P,r,pciaialed as a Monarch against %.110iiis: fee'"°ll tyliielt ends in murder, would be per-, tilY,j",sifiable• 'And what are PERDINANI):: itjille-oen contpated with th ose of BUONAPARTE. i, r(lY'ilovvering tutiqin gowns' for the trf rgitt Nfary b 'Z it ,: ° ,, bein° " an Qffene e as the assassinations of sAlll'l-"IEN, WRIGItT, PALM. Hor Ert , l'ous- 4 itad : l'ltßEGny ! Wtould to God, BUONAPARTF t• 'itvr been worse ernployed than at the 40) , - it) 14" In what, then, lies the difference ai r vo „ it be t,,, vntranzao's apprehension 1. 'ls - - ~ sit , le,ri tilrii,,, qtIINAND has the demerit of being a ,- -ie 5,,, . . ••,Itortil releigli, whose destruction is praise-t -tn•seY' tv lide to rid the earth of its gretttes. 'till,ti 1)1' (king jontic e on the most atrocious et- (1 'it , tit ? l ever stole a diadem, is to be rime • ' 1 io rtc'r and deprecated with fury, V ii k41,44311(11 a Sub' as the assassination of „Bun kio .I', it is not easy to speak a Priori. If we ts qt i t , -‘ ' '' ) "e an abstract case, and form an idea xtj,, t 41 1 . 4. ' Nr opinions would he from retle)don.s on t ° ti,4l. ee "ts. ill h'istory, it would certainly occur ti l , • earlier ''. Bntrrus etas the sublime hero of our 4t kt 8t Classical researches; and that among the tqlt liii:)litical events which were imptc•ssed' on ("0/41, l'itis, Wa3' ti/ e devotion t ft ii % . l to death, amid the regrets and admiration 14tt (:;41e.. AS fur BUONAPARTE: we think the tllAn 1114°aBesPtiittite wotild stilt him much better. l 'iut. 4 44t of ; and vie trust that no Pat 'Ziier will inteiae-re to save iiitu frow the • A thci.ictin verY bad. Air. D,kLLAS, 1() Ckaittliall (It "thtContrnfttee Wily' 'vi..tuß • • 1.. —' '"Si'''Clitle; oil the ndvmut,l t z e to-be deti''' tr''l' N,ltito,;ll Lank, undi es it a'Ore"r' that t... t I •• , , . , . 'l, 'ht:.&.-i ictailied front the amount O e '''''Y N.,16 i:;stiod, wh;cl), being receivable '''' :le it i pityttier'A or taxel, ghgorb -the public re u"v ht for e it reaches the Treasury "Ir, The expenditure of next yen, ac cor d i ng to D ' • , ' Tv . .,.., ;,. ALLAS' entriptition, must exceed the Y k "1 Nie.ips - „, .. ' 1') hit extent truly a.artning 'ili'isn Gorerntne,.J. A!ready there are strong tk.,,,, ,/ ptoini of impendillg bankruptcy. ',. • , i omih io or. . . as lot Isis crisac_s )(mowing. 1G a corri:rt Co p y Qf tile Nt)r)le Decraratioii of-the Allied l')Avets-; for reliose and eal of mankind. Which. a Lisirlsli Sen:itor anil a Brit NesQi,api r cot Nit h•er , ‘Vhieh . rrßra;AD and the il7urr,ui g clronic/6 have daitd to brand ns " infamous." It will be -sr.en that the Transi ttion which tht English Journals had of it, from the Brussels Pkiiftts, was' not very accurate : DECLARATION. Fait et tertf,le veritable par les Ple.'aipotentlairr des hail J'azssaares sigititaires du Traite. de Paris. R rietthe i , le 13 Mars, 1913. Solvent Ics signatures dans Pordre alrthahetique des Cours: f Le Prince de METTERNICH. A . Le Baron (2, , WES.SENBERG. P. GOMEZ LABRADOR. (Le Prince de TALLEYRAND. France- J. Le Due de DALBEB.G. ) LATOURDUPIN. - i.e Cte Alexis de NOAILLES. WE NUM _ Gran ile-Bretagn e CLANCA wry. c ART. Le Cie de PALMELLA. Portu . gal - SA LIMMIA. LOBO. Prusse f Le Prince de ILARDENBF,RG.- , Le Baron de 1 - 11.1NIBOLDT. (Le Ile de IiASOUMOWSKY. Le Cte de S I'ACKELBERG. (Le Cte de NESSELRODE. Suede I OEWENHIELM." Artriche Espagne Russie. It will be Seen by our Parliamentary Report, tat the CIIANCELLOR of the EXCI4EANER has- in timated the probability of a Message to Parlia leut to-morrow from the PRINCE REGENT, on the suhiert of the present momentous situation of European affairs: BRFAD.—The LORI , MAYOR this day ordered an advance of One Farthing in the price of a Qnfirtern-Loaf for the ensuing week. On Sunday three ORiccrs arrived to the French Ambassador. His Excellency %vas attending mass when heraceived the communication, and went to the Foreign Office with a dispatch and laid it before Lord CASTLEREAGH., previous to the Noble Scrretary of State - attending the Cabinet Council, which was held on that dal:. Yesterday, -at two o'clock, the whole of the Cabinet Ministers assembled again at the ForeiL:it (Kite, but we did - not leant whether it was a regular Cabinet Meeting, or'to confirm what kid been the subject of discussion 'on Sunday. They si:parat!•ci at about half-Mast three, when the Lad of flanitowav and the Right Hon: 'WELLESLEY POLE set off in their carriage' and suites, for the Continent —we understood to proceed to Brussels. They arc a( companied in their mission by Mr. MxLLs and Mr. SILVESTER, the King's Mt..ssengers. After the departure of the Cabinet Ministers, the Eiirl of Livalipoot, and Viscount CASTI:EREAGH waited upon the PJUNCE REGENT, at Carlton house. YeStetday the Duke of ORLEANS, the Russian Ambassador, the Dice of INlovritosg, &c. bad au diences of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house. The Nrsian.Arabassad o r to Petershurgh post-. pones his entrance into that capital till. the re turn of the Emperor ALEXANDER. Ile is then to he seated in a magnificent palanquin, borne by two whine elephants. A hous e trf sixty apart .ments,is engaged, for him at Petersburgb. Anlncident is reported to have occurred at Ostend ; On the evening previous to th departure of Louis XVIII., which must have excited consi derable alarm :—A • stout fellow, in' a sailor's drss, went-to the house occupied by his Majesty, and demanded, admittance to the Royal Presence. Thi i wa s refused ; and - the fellow continuing ,to persist ‘,t ith some violence in. his endeavours to gain the King's apartment, one of the British centinels struck hull on the breast with the .butt-end of his musket, %slid, knocked him down the steps inw the street. The vagabond immediatelY got up, and made Os_ escape ,beldre bid _could secured. " Les Puissances qui out 5 , g116 k .Trait 4 (le PariF , ,_rednics en Congres a Vienne, itiform4es de I'6vasiail de Napoleon Bonaparte ct de son entree a main arnie, , en Prance, dnivent a leur propre digni:c.' et a l'intertt de l'ordre sncial tine d - ciaration suit unelle des sentimens que cet evenement • leur a fait eprouver. " En reinpant ainsi la Convention qui l'aVoit etabli d'Elbe, Bonaparte detruit le sell' titre l6gal anquel‘sm exis tence se trouvoit attachee. Eu repuroissant en France'avec des projets de troubles et de bonlversmiens, it s'est price loi-nlroe de la protection des lois; et a wanifeste a la face de l'Univers, qu'il ne sauroit y avoir ui paix ni trice acct liii. " Les Puissances cleclarent en const.'quence, ipic Napoleon Bonaparte s'est place hors des rdiations cit , ies et societies, et que, comme eimenzi et perturoateur du repos du monde, it s'est litre a la vindicte pnbliiptc. "Ellcs dejarent eu ine,ne terns, que ferwernent ri!solues de inaintenir intact le Trai . .6 de Paris du z3O Mai, 1814, et les dispositions sanctionnes par ceTraile,, et cellos out arrith'es ou qu'Elles arr - keront encore pour le corupl6ter, et le consolider; Elks eropl - affront tons lenrsinoyens et r&iniront lours efforts, pour tine la paix ge'n4rale, objet de's v crt ix de l'Europe, et but constant de !curs traraux, ns soit pas.trou blie de tiov.veau, et pour la garantir tie tout attentat qui nae naceroit *le repionger les peoples (lags les d6surtlres et les inallleurs des rt'volutions. • "Et quoiqu' i:Aimentent persuad4'3 que la France entiere se ridliant s autour de son Souveraine 14itime, fera inccssatu went rentrer dans le ii&nt. cette derniere tentative d'un de lire criminel et impuissant, toes les Sotiveraius de I'Europe, anitas des tuk.mes sentimens . et gnidds par les miltuolc priii eipcs, (Mclama, que si, contre tout caicul, it pouvoit re sulter de cet r4itetnent un danger reel queltouque., Its se roieut Prets a dormer au lloi de France eta. la nation Frr;n 9oise ou ii tout mitre Gourernement attaqu6, des que ia de urandcen seroit forniee, les secours nece3saires pour ritablir la tranquillild publicre„ et a faire cause commune Contre tons crux gni entreprendroient de la comPromettre. 4 7 La presenle deklaration instrre'e' PrOacole du (Jong-r?s rduni a rienuc dans. sa seance due 13 Masai, 1813 ; sera • ten flue pul.• PRIVATE,' COR R. ESF'dNDENTCE. AlAactt ennitq.;rSal t'Ai.;:riiiii4.4; the 1 1 ev . ; ; I • tio n iS [)()%i? directed id -in GeitiLiq we ,ltellitlsn6fisiA her .are yoccupied inePsureS of pi hail froiii Lisbon abbiit a week Since: All the S•ates. in Ihe North of Germany, Ilano::sri p:aeket; With n for toriinna ; ter, Alecklenhurgh, aliti` the: 1 - latiSe . 'l;Jarlbniotigh k et; svith a Mail fot LislioO; Towns, are preparing 01e . ..1 2- troops to observe the •Lorci Hobart packet, %rah • inact . lor the 4eli frciptiers, should eirettmstance render it necessary:. terranean his Alaiesty's ship %%.it.h, the trniOn, General ..Kyd, Provideile...rElizar and Hi bernia-East linliatuen. Aho sailed its Alaiesty`s Ship beirreen 66 and EA . . the . 4 Alediterrantan : The West India .fleet; the: 'Warrior, Aditiiral Pou,-.4LAS, got undet but do., wind coming akaitt the.Sonth,ra , 'd; the signal tvas made to anchor; they therefore remain. Nik V A 1 - 4 P.*. S GRAND COUNCIL AT BIIUSSEL.: [From a .alut•<<iiis Papei•.l " The provocation given to Eilrope by Buotuq PARTE's breach of the Treaty of Footainbleau, will not lead the Allied Powers into precipitate hosti litie 4 . A Cour)cil is assembling at Brussels, which will-be composed of Ministers not only from the States that formed, the Congress at Vienna, but from most of those which contributed to the snc , . P. S. The Lady Louisa, - Marlborough, and Lord Ilbbart - packets; ate put back. It is feared Ins . Majesty's ship Pliceaix-, with the Mediterranean fleet, will also be obliged to bearwp. The Thinis, with the East India fleet, it is expected ; will keep to sea, and also several of the WeSt India saps; which got - out of sight: • , PEAL, APRIL 3.—Came down from the River the Marchioness of Wellesley fat' India, and the Mary, BROWN, fur America, and sailed immedi ately for Portstninith, with a large fleet, including the following ships-:-.7--Lo r n Eldon, Princess Char-. lotte of Wales, ,Met Calf, Ceres, Rose, klope, Walmer Castle, Lord Melville; Marquis Wel. , lington, and Huddatt, for : the East Indies ; Ann, and Cumberland, for the South Seas; Royal. Oak, George, 'NorthumhMatid, and Doris, tor Quebec ; the Vittoria, for Philadelphia ; and several 'trans ports for Portsmouth, only to bring _troops for Holland. The Streatham East Indianian . re mains.—Wind N. • Powys:N:olmi, APRIL 3.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Rosario and „Sprightly from the ; three colliers from the north ; and Atlas transport from Cork.—Came into harbour his Majesty's ship Pactolus.—Wind S. 'SHEERNESS, APRIL 3.—The Java East. India., matt' brought up u,if this place under jurv-mpsts to-day, and has since proceeded up t;:e Thames. —The Admiral's flag ship the Namur, now lying in this harbour, is ordered to resume her statioa at the Note. FlAawien, Ann 3.—Arrived the Juno trans port from Holland, %vikh the carriages, .&c. longing to the Duke of ORLEANS. CORK, MARca 29.—Put back his Majesty's ship Pelican. eess of the last campaign against Prance: Council the political and military measures to be adopted for supporting the Declaration of the Allied Powers at Vienna, will be taken At this into consideratio❑ ; - and the expectation of the best-informed circles is, that their first act will be to address a Proclamation to the People of France, r•etrtinding them of -the circum stances in which they stood towards the Allies at the time of the Treaty at Fontaiubleau ; of the full power of the latter to have enforced the tni litary penalties, to which that country had sub jected itself, after losing. its army in making Wars Upon all Others; of the effect of BUOINTAPARTE'S ab= dicatioa, in bar Of those penalties ; and of. the duty of abiding by it, which the French acknow ledged, when they accepted the full release, that accompanied it; and when their Senate, their Army, and their Magistrates declared him un worthy of reigning. The Proclatnation will call upon the French Nation to spare. the effusion of blood by fultilliug this duty, and surrendering or expOing the Usurper. " SOulti that call be made hi vain, the• Allied Armies will ,itnmediately enter France, and carry on the war, s far as possible, at the expience of the French ,People:' P 0 E 'f 13, Y. IMPRONIpTu. • Great ANACILIRSIS CLours, alert again, Throws off his hip, and joins St._Stephen's train, 11,,t what a strange c•mjunetion here we find! In this IletV Fleitilt4* fur the hitinaie race We BuoNarAtivr.'s Advocate c;in trace— The Crator.and Butcher of mankind. TOBY FILLPOr. Yesterday the dispatches by the Streatham, Marquis of Wellington, and William Pitt, were finally closed at , the East India House, and de livered to their,respective Pursers. ' . Pas.rengers per Sireatha.w..—Eletri<al—Rev. Archdale W. N l ;o a r Y ; h er : a family; V.a.i;t,r-:- S iit P ir t l a ' i Ls " ; ) :: i , I.I E scLi Laces; John N t i l L a . r at Miss carcuzhers. • per.liarquis of IrellintrtonA.T:se't7satl.:lZ. ,e-lilltinuill:,,Rric.hit.-,,,,ei11ty; Esi. itm. merchant; - Xulla "Mck:. Is's 1 tire . • (.; ' ?dist r'esses Graham ; Dtinc , oi ; Her MA.tEs•ry and some of the PRlNcESsEsare _ r ilatn ‘ ..s , -, 1 L.;:,a , t , t . c.e . teb . _er s!; mr.,,,attiny Treniamendo, writ;;; expected in to ..ii tc , day. . .._ • A Royal Yftcht is ordered to he built by-the su- s i p . ,:i W 2 i ' ll'i - ;;;;;.7 i t i 't m - 7'il.r(!l‘. vritet ; Lient -Col ;. Ca . r d ta ' i r i a l s o7l l lT-o . x? and n ;: % tam Mr ' . Far: pert or• ( - lints ,of shipwright apprentices, at Ports- D;lanhail and fund; • ran and family. Bengal--=Mr, Palmer, wite l i• Y ; ;- Captains inot,:t b Dock-yard. 11 , estoli tl-1:1 :4iiiiirson ;Mr. rirqithart, Assistairt-Surg,,m.: it is - reported that the Pora'is so ill as-to. be . given over. • , . . Friday the late American frigate President,• ac w ir . le l ( t ic i i, ( i • t t l i t laeb Vi o ; e a ffi S t(c C ) :l, ti p :s, i e t a tl s e il ( ii l Ic t i t r l a l e t ut l i.v e d r ob c fl i . r at u i,i. t:::; E s tE yc c i r lai s ti) : l ): ,i 1 13u p l i t iEl l y ; WINDSOR, Aran. 3.—Yesterday . ;afternoon, about five O'clock, the Princess Charlotte of Wales arrived at the Castle frmn. -Cranhourn Lodge to into. Portsmonth with th at ship. They both Ar dinner, tv i t h t h e Q ueen and Princesses. In the rived front lierrnml Oil Twfsd a y. A great con -' eveuing th ere • was a party t o - meet her Roy a l course ot persons, attnteted hy a report of the Highness t o a p vr f ortnauce 4 Sacred tousle.--'Phis President's vas t ditt?ensions, assembled on th e morni ng P r i ncess SO n hi a renewed her airint, at lines ; - and as the E tn ly t» io n and her prize passed teudcd by L a dy P un k t , -i n l ier carr i age, in the into the harbour, they receiv e d the hearty grato- , Little Park. The Queen, P r i ncesses Eli za b eth arid Mary. went to Fr„e..mote... Princess At ,,„ ta lations of the _multitude. The President bore CoMmodore ,Dsca-ruit's br oa d p e nd ant, an d a rode on B orst back. Printe,s Ch a rl o t te o f Walcs, . white flag at the fore-top-gallant-mAst head, after t a ki ng a n a i r i ng i n h er phaeton, visited the .. Queen and PrioceSses,,and afterwa r d s returne d to 1 upon which the word " President " was wr i tten ! in large char acters . The President i s 1600 ions Cranho urn to ( li mier. . T he Queen and some of burden ; 144 feet 2 inches in len gt h, 44 f eet 2 the Prioresses are expected t o l eave here to-tnor inches in breadth, h as 16 f eet more length. of row for L on d on , to rema i n two or t h ree days. • he Endymion, and i s seven inches PHILH ARMONIC S OCIETY. —Th e f ourth Concert keel than t of the p resent season took pl ace l ast night at the wider than th e E g yp t i enne. The Berwick. 74, Capt a i n BaAcE, was to ;ail Argyle R ooms , Vid,yr t w as • t h e l ea d er on th i s yesterday from Portsmouth, with s'ealed orders.— occasion, a fid if, so excellent a Band cou ld h ave It is expected theMalta74, apt;tin FALItE, Will required any st i mu l us or contrtml, it would have derived a ll poss ibl e. a d vantage fr o th this onrivalled Join her oil Plytnonth.2 B o th s hi ps ha ve taken 100 supernumerary s eamen on b oar d . toaster. Ti le open i ng p i ece was an overture (T ; t- The Snapper and Pl um p er a re or d ered to he rmerlany by WtNT,Ett.' Nothing could be more made - ready for sea; the Endytnion and Pictou to correct . an d animated t h an .the performance.. A quintett o of MozaaT was so w e ll sling by Mrs. be fitted for Ch anne l serv i ce By a private letter trout Ctletitta we l e a rn , that Li‘CY, M iss G RIGLIETTE , .R EYES, C . SMITH; and t' . the Company's extra sltip Alexander which at'- NaLt?t, that it w a s enco r e d . T he. fi rs: Act closed with a new M.S. Overture, by Conf t uni N i, w h o ' rived there On the 15th of. October, had -experi enced off the S an dh ea d s , a • dr ea d ful storm of presided. It Was - Dertotilkd, elegant, and rich. I • li - passed l thunder. and lightning wale Lie Al;x- That also was encored. A delicions.concertante I composed b y . ander, and struck the Piloti schooner which xfoTiroTt.`rvio, `::::(llinesx:l7siitaelyvi(pti'rifeohlino:d by hi mse l f, was in .company, and, carried away her maintop , ;toast .yards, masts, &c, and k split the tnaintop- MORI, acrd LINDLEY, began th e seco nd A ct. But mast in pieces . , f o r c i ng -i ts .way thro ug h t i le d ec k s ' , see h ave no space to d eta il t h e- b eaut i es of the ;. _ , and wentcarl through the vessel's sides ; i n its Concert. The rao in was ' crow d e d . progress killin g ..two men, and, w oun di ng t h re e Lord COCH lIAN 1 , . has,' it is s a id, been removed: from his place of .c outinement, the strong rootn, ' (^3t•hers• ":'"' s •' ' --• . - in the King'.S Benbh Prison,_ to apartmenta over the lobby, at tl,e entianes of the prison. The Marshal has been at great expence in having iron doors made. to t hepi, and other fastenings, in or der to prevent his Lordship from making ;lily Other attempts at escape. It is added, that the friends of Lord 'CocuaaNE arc Oneas.y 'at his oc casional' state of mind. • A' fe:w `-since a heavy Ind-storm fell at" Accompanied .by a tw;ist ri‘:itl flash ot • lightning, -and a Must :tre!):elltii)l/3 chy of thun der, which- dom.: conliderriOe dalthice to -the Church Told tower. The so;utli . ...we . st parapet wall, on th e top n 9r i )e t . owe,r t ,was and i many of theistopel,c-nrOef • adj6ining field. - 'rite belfry, windo,ws vc're br6ketk, the sec•lnd bell re.. moved out of its pke.,;and the, wiiQei broken • to a tont% and a , laNgt; 40k beam \vas SO on• fire, but was soon Thp3. — ligii:Jtiog• entered the belfry, broke tip *the piveintnit far several yards, and shattered if. hlOwn op o i-„the wires of the clock-and ,chimes were melted, illiticannot 'lre found, aud the .cloch-hoo,e was iirokAlFitt pieces. i‘ f iany, cracks appar in different parts, and considerable qttantitiesof the ceding acs` th e plastering Of the walls .Were found in the di.tre%nt pews and s , -.11.3, - anct in the desk and pulpit...-. (13i1'nningham Herald) .The Home Circuit ended on Saturday at King ston, when sentence of death was passed 'on, 17 capital convi c t s . I t was eN p.. cte d that Wor'il Coc KANIt tyiii have Bern removed by Habeas Corpus, to plead to the indictment lotind:.4l4ait'ist 11111) forbrealiihg prison, but this was not done. No one that ever advAmtnred in a Lottery can refrain sport big their chance in the present Tickets and Shares may he had at HottNsßY and Co.'s, '26, Cornhill, where the Five Prizes pf 1,000 Guineas each wili be paid in Gold, and the Three - 30,0001. Prizes, &c. as soon as Drawn.— The WLeel goes roumil'o-mOßriont Noraing., ' i tt -'!"' L lera - ~ ~ ,57 i !I " t or:. .41 ,i,t,