The Sun. — London, England, 1831-06-20 00:00:00

i l I annexed to it, 'we find ' that Messrs: de Feick .and Vit o 1 the business did not pioduce the profits they were led te eneral Gielgud THE FUNDS.-(TIIIS DAY.) e. said to ',be Zuyleet Van Nyevelt, the King's Plenipotentiaries, del;- suppose, and in the year 1827 it waa arranged that Mr. vexed to the Congress, on the 21st of May, a ante, in CITY, TTVELVE 0' CL 0 CK. Hamilton should retire from the fiene ; a dissolution wa, e OOO regular ch was 8,000 .Which they declared "that if the Belgians did not lime. Syd ne y Papers t o tie 7th o f J anu ary, an d Calcutta to the consequence, I upon an understanding that the p' • ainti Du ) a hi s marc h : diately accede to the basis of se p aration laid down b y the the 13th of February, have been received at the North and shoul I allow him (Mr. Hamilton) an annuity of 200 a pe ff t ' Du five Powers, his Miejesty would feel himself at liberty to South American Coffee-house. annum. Upon the retirement of Mr. Hamilton, his son At ,g pos i t i on i n act . for himself, in order to put an end to the lung imeer- (From the Sydney Papers.) succeeded, and the firm was carried on under, the titl e o f Ch tainty, which is so extremely injurious to the interets of His Excellency the Governor yesterday held his annual Ullathorne and Hamilton, and shortly after Mr. Crampton 1 attack t++ be his faithful subjects." himself, conference with the aboriginal Chiefs and Tribes ; but no joined the concern. Some t ime after, Mr. Hamilton, sera , Du with In a second note, dated June 5, they wish to know particulars bad arrived from oar reporter at the time of (whether or not he thought he saw the business had in. Memel in the ~ what answer the Belgic Government has given to the our going to Press. creased, he could not say) from that period down to Vi !join Puschet. twenty-second Protocol, which they doubt not has beer , CAPTURE OF WALMSLEY, THE BUSHRANGER. -Late the present moment, bad pursued the plaintiff by aon ussian Arabes- communicated to it, it being necessary that his Majesty hi the afternoon of yesterday, information rea ched us that series of the most unrelenting, cruel, and unjust atteek„ iog at half. past illness, iu his should be able to adopt the measures called for by his own the daring outlaw, Walmsley, has at leneth bee n appre- the most malignant that be had ever beard , no time was toe hended ; and in all probability dignity and the safety of Helland• his companion, Webber, too much oeteepieli nos: no 'Olson toodear t 0 141 x. Ulla- In a third note, of the 6th of June, they complain of is also byohis time ih costriely; thorns for the propagation of the attacks. The libel sea- Sa at it has broken 'tier. Lord Ponsonby's letter to M. Leber, protesting finallt Naw ZEAEAEIi.-Aluong our selections from the Ho- contained in a series of letters written by the defendant g . a amst what his Lordship says of our eventual cession of hart Town Papers, was a paragraph from the Colonial to the plaintiff-to his father-in - law , an d to Mr. C r amp . na; a very long ac all the reports the Grand D uc hy of Luxemburg, Lord Ponsoeby, Times, of the 1001 inst., sta tin g that the Dragon had ton his partner, in which lee accused him of embezzlement; at they say, has assumed a right which nobody cool . ; give brought the moat horrible accounts of the melees being t h a t h e w a s in the habit of drawing drafts in clients' names. lad ns and disco! - the people by him-has flattered with a vain hope the spirit of arro- embroiled in bloody were; si nce which we have letters te and app ro p r i a ting the money to his own uses , calling hin , for .gence which characterises the insurrection, and has af- the Sth, and at that peri od all was well, and the flatlets a scoundrel, a liar, and stating that he could to nothir e der e, wholly false. Finland, and fatted the rights of tie King, by promises directly can_ were at perfect peace. fair and honest, that he was a hypocrite, and in a lett e r Fi teary to the language held by the organs of his Majesty at (From the Calcutta Commercial Price Current, Feb.l3.) addressed to the plaintiff, be asked him if he wa, government.-. the Hague and London. COTTON. -Nothing of any importance lies been do ne , no t a f ra id the . Almighty Would strife hint dead, he ale is founded , ~ . On the 7th the Conference answered to the note of the Innitio.-Sales tie c. t hiouerate extent have been effected and advising him to go to his priest and con- lon o be executed i feed), or- sth, that, according. to accounts received from Brussels on throttgh the week at undiminished prices, and the m ar k e t f ess his manifold sin , . In a letter addressed to M;. pa im ter stead ;it being the 6th, the Belgians had by no means acceded to the clearing of finer qualities. Crampton, the rie'endant designated the plaintiff aSI tpply the Rus- proposed basis of operation, that Lord Ponsonby we- Oritott.-A few chests have changed hands during the dirty unprincipled fellow, and that he had committed FP recall e d, an d t h at General Bernard bad likewise °Mete week. The Hon. Company's sales will take place on the forgery, that he had taken him from a garret and placed FO icemen, which nd and Russia. from his Sovereign to leave Brussels, and the Conference 14th instant, and consist of 2,000 chests of Patna anti him in his carriage, and charging him with dealing die- an ereia, Turkey, Wan considering of the measures that might be called foe Benaree. honestly with the ' funds of the firm of which he (Mr. anise of app,r... by the engagements entered into by the five Powets with EUROPEAN Goons.-Cotton piece goods generally have Crampton) had unfortunately becomt a member. Th. aft the King of the Netherlands. .. served. The not been so actively inquired after this week. Th e sal e s Learned Counsel would Nave the Jury to suppose how re . . . ~ . ned in Finland To the note of the 6th June the Conference answered reported are in book arid lappet muslins, at very low rates. such base insinitations would Moire a Professianal man in the same time DII the 7th th a t it h a d no concern in the letter of Lord The sales of twist attouht to Oil) hales, at, former prices. his business. Subsequently, Mr. tillathorne finding him . . Isdistinguished Pcm s'mhYr and could on).- account according t o th e p re - SALtrklltt maintains a steady demand at firm prices. self daily pursued in this manner, determined to put up at b e a n t t tal e i a o l n n , pai lv gn as . 1 tocol of 21st May. That the three principles laid in th a t The Dutch MA h as arr i ve d, an d b r i ngs P a p ers of the with it no longer, and therefore instituted the prcsent pro i n , Protocol were- 18th inst., with accounts from Warsaw of the 9th, which ceedings, and the defendant, instead of offering any pal- A 1. That the m eans to sure Luxemburg to Bel- do not state any news from the armies. liation of his conduct, bad put upon the record a plea of p, ar, JUNE 9. i gium were to be adopted by the consent of both partici. We have this moment a report on 'Change, by ti e justification-that he had been guilty of all the :limes i n of the 29th of . 2. That th e possession co uld not be given to the Be!- Dutch steamer arrived, that Diebitsch is dead. No for- he had challenged him with, anti now bathe forward with w ened a loan for g lans except for an equitable indemnity. - - Oitill thee particulars have transpired as yet. his witnesses to affirm than. It was an offence that h i to be secured . • 3. That th e Fi ve Powers would ma ke no proposal for The French are going to send 9,000 melt to Lisbon. loudly uaticd fir punishment ;no ores character and w 100,000 shares . such a transaction to the parties interested till the Bel- The French Papers by the mail this day bring the fair fame would be safe, utilises the libeller war Punished. tc glans sh ou ld h ave acce d e d t o the bases of the separation official reports from the Commander-in-Chief of the Poles, The Jury were bound to punish him-his client's clot- el dated Head-quarters, Prep, June 2, of the success of ratter was in their hands, and he could never return to Lis tl ussian frontiers •14j€1 down by the Conference, and agreed to by the had totally de- King o f t h e N etherlands. Th ey do not effect the G eneral C h rapows ki in the brilliant affair at Narewska, profession, unless by their verdict they restored him. tl near Raygrod. right of the King to act as he judges best. Far from On- in which be defeated the enemy's column of two re g iments The LoRD CHIEF JUSTICE-Is . the forgery on the re- E ge in Lick, in pairing his rights they have the greatest respect for them, of infantry and one of cavalry, with five pieces of cannon cord, brother Jones? n in person near and merely endeavour by means of such an indemnity as despatched against the insurgents. Mr. Set suit JbNes-It is not; My Lord, it only d e. . his Majesty ma • judge 'it proper to accept and promote Letters from Vienna, June 9, state that they were very alleges it. re ussian General the interest of both Y aet:es, to bring about a state of things uneasy there in regard to the destination of the French The Learned Counsel then called his witne s ses, who e owski, that be 'favorable to the interests which his Majesty has at heart, squadron ;it is feared they are going to Ancona, and the were examined by Mr. Evans. P ains have been and to the establishment of that peace which is conform- scarcity of money in the above capital, with a reported Mr. John Norman Crampton (a partner of the plain- r able to his wishes and those of the Five Powers. These new levy of 100,000 men, as well as the formation of a tiff), stated, that he became one of the firm in. March, 1 by Austria also two answers are signed by the plenipotentiaries of the camp ofpleasure consisting of 90,000 men at Weil, causes 1828, and was so still; He itners the defendant's Ilan& Five P - gre it uncertainty in the state of affairs. writing. Tine letters now banded to him were written by v (MCI& JUNE 11. AMSTERDANI, JUNE 17. Tim Fuses. him. Two of the letters were sent to hien (witness); Actual Debt, 2Y, per cent 3Byi to 39 The only interest, in the express from Paris this morn- one was left at his private house, unsealed. n t, Count' Pas- Amort syndic . 4% per cent. 63 to 6374 . the command Dittos ditto, &Se per cent 51.3", to 5`)1,,i ing, relates to order being again restored in that capital, Mr. Francis Ullatliorne, the father-in-law of the plain- I Exchange on London . . 11 13 and no doubt as long as the National Guard remain firm t i ff, also speke to the handwriting of the defendant ;be I Two Months . . . . 11 87 MO trmy, which is to the Government no counter-revolution will succeed. ha d also received letors from him, The two leis letters, 1 : d to meet with The Lisb on Papers to 11 th of June contain no news. The Rotterdam and Hamburg steamers are hourly en- dated the 31st October, 18.0, and the 18th March, 1830, orations against The ship news continues to notice the presence of a pected, when in all probability we may receive some were rec eived b y him ; one of them was left at his house I( :11, who was ill irench frig a t e , two corvettes and a brig to the east of nil by the exec- Cabo du R oca .. , statements in regard to the positions of the Russian and in Woburn - place , ope n e d. I Polish armies. The letters containing the libel were here handed ;n - sperations have We understand that the French Minister received a tele- and read. rose re: resents- , In consequence of sonic observations which • i graphic despatch on Saturday from Paris, announcing that Mr. Serjeant WlLtir., for the defendant, had just &n- uminon Please- ' f e ll from Lord THOMAS CECIL at a late public tranquillity had been restored. menced his address to the Jury when our reporter left ! dinner at Stamford, on the subject of his Lord- 'Flue French funds having come higher, has caused a the Court. ] red-and the ship's difference with Mr. TENNYSON, that little improvement in our funds this morning. THOMAS V. THE MARQUIS OP LONDDNDERP.V. Consols, which left off on Saturday at 83 for the This trial was expected to have come on this morning n sensation gentleman called on his Lordship been for a satis- account, opened at the same price , since which the y have the first thin g , but the above trial took precedence. g It will however come on this dm:rime-a, should the aaboveus he Hoe of f ac.. ,ory expl a n a tion ; which demand not being done at BV-- s ., The speculat ors are now anxiously waiting for a permed trial terminate in time. All the witnesses were in Court, to the usu.! complied with, a meeting took place between the of his Majesty's speech to-morrow. and attracted much notice. of-we can , two gentlemen on Saturday last, fortunately with lIALP-P AS T ONE. ........ _ All we can learn at present in regard to the report of THE MARKETS --(THIS DAY.) unot believe 1 110 serious consequences to either. While we the death of Diebitsch is, that on the very eve of the de s() flagrantly cannot but approve the quick, lively feeling of parture o f the steamer from Rotterdam, an account was The O EXCHANGE. arrivals of al a RN otriptions of Grain last week were mode. by anticipa- honour which induced Mr. TENNYSON to act received there to the above effect ; they had not even time tote, and tilts rtiorning the quantities fresh up, form an incon. to write the particulars, but a verbal tonnage; was Siderable addition to the remains of former sales. The weather lily not yet as he has done, we still think that it was super- the Captain, which . ehasdelivered to a per- being very fine causes slack demand for Wheat; g ood parcels of delivered to h t which actu• fitIOUS, for not even the most obtuse could mis_ son in the city of the utmost respectability, employed in chiding forei g n, are very dull on sale Barley remainsas last y o oted. Beans find a slow sale at the terms of last Mon. ore the con- take the motives which influenced Lord CECIL one of the first commercial houses. Should the a bove day. Boiling Pease are rather dearer. Grey Pease are unaltered. important event prove cotrect, it will no doubt have great Oats meet a slack demand at the terms of - 31tInday .641'.tiiglit. lii imons. We ' from the very commencement of the altercation. weight on Emperor of Russia, and he will listen to the the Flour trade no alteratioik. ips, if they _- • intervention of some of the great Powers in bihelf of the PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP. Wheat, Red (old) ..... -s. -s.: Beans, Small (new)... -s. -s. Bill, will 'The Freeman's Journal of Saturday says :- brave Poles. The passengers on beard the steamer also bring the --White (old).. -s. -s. i ---- Red L ., 1 -830) ••• 545• 625• ' -- Tick (new) .... 37s 395. "It was announced some days ago, by a Morn- -.me ti4s. fifis. • (old) ....38s. 40s. Id constitu' account. Superfine.. 68s. 710. -- Harrow (new) 40s. 495. ;ample of h... - nig Paper, that the Trustees of the 15,0001. Canton Papers to the 3d of February have been re White (1830). Ois. 665. - " MOO. 41s. 4 , 3 s which are lying on hand since 1822, had, con- ceived at the North and South American Coffee-h_ouse. Fine VS. VS. Mah e. -s. --s. st add-in- i ---. &reline- 725. 755. Oats, Feed formably with the resolution of the meetings The fallowing are extracts :- Foreign free 48s. 745. New 22s. 255. if which they ~ at „ Our crontnercial season has been brought to a very R ye - Poland -s s MORA( IsoN's, and subsequently at the Mansion- early termination. All the Company's ships being now Barley ... 2fis. 395. New 265. 28s. What, eon- - ; house, given 5000/. of that sum for the relief of dispatched, the whole of the shipping connected with the - l u me e; . tii, .. e ... .... 325. acs. - Potatoe s. -s.- New 27s. 295, tide on the- Fine New Indic trade has left the port, and the British factory Malt P New - osi s s: Tns: - Scotch .... .... ~ .. 31s. 32s the famishing poor in Mayo and Galway. This, removed to Macao, leaving affairs here with the Chinese 70s. 725. -- 1ri5h0....0. 21s. 21s g9s: as yet know Pease, Grey New 365. 08s. Flour Tti:Vri (pet sack) 55s 60s. Government upon the most pacific footing. .we regret to say, is not the fact-for the sake - Maple Net. , 3Bs. 42s - Seconds 50s. 54.. of A good deal of mystery prey Olt' in the Government -- white .......... 335. 4.15. - North Country46s. 524, ,0111M0113 on - Boilers 4ls. 445. Bran dings ? No, • human nature we shudder at being o bliged to tell cr. are.ces about news limn the seat of war, the despatches lis. los. the people of the British empire---this is not the being kept secret, from which it is inferred they are of an ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DIMING LAST WEEK. o prudent--- unfavourable tendency." - -- -- $, to E se te; et a , case. The Governor of the Bank, who is, ex- In Cotton there is no alteration, deliveries have been ex- =.ii A , r. . ? From Whence. a s a,- So Ct a sense of • ojicio we believe, one of the Trustees in whose teneive. h t r. '..< veil as them- OPIUM.-About the 20th a very brisk demand! took ---, -.... -...-. name the money is invested in the public secu- 1., Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Scks. ill step. By place for Patna anti Benares, the prices being 1,050 and Aldl - - - - _ 5 . 0 rities, has rsfUsed to give any of it for the -pur- 1065, for sales at two months ; the demand has since ceased. Bidem rd g . in Bill, their • pose contemplated by the meetings already al- Consols have been fluctuating during the Morning from Boston - MO 180 4OO ..... _,.. p aso olizing theB4 to 83 1 at which price they continue at present. Clay hided to ! ! In the English language there are Colchester 122 135 15!) ....- 287 ... 8 07 The letters .' from Lisbon state that Don Miguel continues ti Harwich - 395 ••••• 62 - realm. TheY 1119 not words strong enough to express the indigna- his armaments. Lei g h •A 500 .- - - - 9.0 _ asSion out of-, Nialdou - 169 - 175 60 1233 lion with which this monstrous conduct of Mr. In the Foreign Market Spanish Stock is lower; Brazil Hastings is; 33 - and even LUNELL fills us. The people are starving, money has rather improved. Ipswich 2lB .- 779 -.•• 18 - 835 THREE O'CLOCK. Kent 687 50 60 15 418 - icii o of the Sov.E- Liverpool - 1 53 - - 4 4 is subscribed in England to relieve them-En g- Consols, 83A-. Lynn Ily use is it fish and Irish money is on hand-and money too . Nowhaven. - - - -,- 25 ..... ._ 4 FOUR O'CLOCK.-CLOSING PRICES. Newport 12 that was subscribed for the very s a m e pu r pose nine Padstow iwer House, Consols .... - Danish - Plymout h - ..- r-r-8 ...- .... __ on its reject Ditto for Account 83- 4 1 ;4- Greek, 1825.... 18i - Poole . years a g 0,-the subscribers recommend the Brazilian Bonds.. 484 Mexican, 1825. - Rye et see the tie' Southampton - - - - - - ISa .- - - allocation of a portion of it to rescue from aunt- Buenos Ayres.... - Peruvian ........ - Spalding f Chilian Ditto .... - Russian 924e os'ells 45 336 - - - - - many be ore hilation their fellow -creatures, and the Governor _ gm) _ _ t they owe to Columbian, 1824 - Spanish ...... .... 151 Wisbaach - - - Woodbridge l4O - 423 - 23 - 200 of the Bank of Ireland, standing upon a vile, ' Yarmouth - to ••••• '''' - - 1050 it least heat I ___ - - 10 - - bloated technicality, refuses to comply with the LAW INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY). igc,rpen - - 438 - - _ e the - - y reject. --- ' charitable resolution ! This conduct is worthynetevick - ntermeddling CO URT OF CHANCERY. of the beastly intolerance of that bigoted esta- 4057 612 2048 4894 1250 84 7210 lubted rights . . . . FULLER V. %VILLIS. litisii. blishment. This LUNELL is, we take it for The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat in Lincoln's Inn Galway - - _ - - 1470 - - _ the people. Hall to-day a little before one o'clock to give judgment, Limerick - - 1078 -_ _ granted, a saint and an ascendancy-man-a but the length to which he proceeded in delivering his opt- Sligo denying the • Tory of the first water. Of course he has read nion in the one or two cases that stood first in the Youghail - -- 625 .. -- _ It is abroad ; , and therehe musthave seen averse the Bible paper preclude us from entering into details to.day. Al e =gr. - - - - - - _ ike to a sense In Fuller v. Willis, a West India cause, and before his Aarhuus ... - - _ 770 - - in which the man who sees his -brother hunger- Lordship upon an appeal from a decision by the pre- Groningen - - 790 - - _ ards to regain Havre go - - - - - - ing, and will not administer to his relief, is de- sent Master of the Rolls, the Court felt bound to reverse amendment, the order. The question was, whether a gentleman - - - - _ dared the guilty of the murder of that man. The named in Li%ragrhseoirinles t their Lord- • - - : 7 _ --.... _l5O Governor of the Bank would do well to study contest, as the agent of the Fuller family, or of Messrs. 1. 1 4. e e 1 ., , , Orleans oi ... -_-_- ..... _ _ 21 1143 It' angry dis- ' this verse, and take warning from it. Waterhouse and Willis? The present judgment decides Plinadeiphia...- We that be was the agent of the former. Riga lace through- : . hope, for the honour of human nature, that this 1410 - -- = 11 - 40 2 2 S E I Rotterdam ...... - - - 9 . 00 - - LOCKE V. SOUTHWOOD. Spain • 4O 1150 - - - Hereditary I . • ' • • His LORDSHIP confirmed the judgment of the Vice- Stettin - 280 - - nstatement is incorrect. . .- ~., I Chancellor. ,-.._ Total.- 10784 1812 2048 18463 1250 84 jlsBa' e tl!cy reject. ntermeddling mbted rights the people. denying the it is abroad Lke to a sense ards to regain amendment, t their Lord' le angry (14 . - lace through' n Hereditary state of that icy may rely ir present um' e question of confined to channel, and lan u factu ring taken root s will have ous conduct e memorable het forgotten their memo' !ir hearts like !n, as al s o for Ls already re' )rin Bill, we !ct on the ior to take. W e e Rubicon. Dutch Papers sing : JUNE 16. t, the command 0 urer to the fon td here that dy's attention li SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE-O'lllS DAY FROM LLOYD'S. DEAL, JUNE IS AND 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the . Demerara, Planter, from Demerara. Arrived from the river and remains, the Andromache, Laws, for Bengal. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 18 AND 19.—Wind S.W.—Ar rived the Nimble, Stride, from Riga ; and Aldie, Ander son, from Memel. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 17 AND 18.—Wind S.W.--Arrived the Percival, Lethaby, from Sr. John's, N. B. FALMOUTH, JUNE 17 AND 18.—Wind S.W.--Arrived the Magnet packet, from Lisbon, sailed the 12th inst. ; Ellen, Coster, from Smyrna ; and Daniel, Chapman, from Plymouth, bound to Newfoundland, with loss of foremast, &e., and mainmast sprung, towed in by the Thames steamer. GurarsEr, JUNE 17.—Arrived the Caledonia, Gifford, from Hayannah. BRISTOL, JUNE 19.—. Arrived the Lord Rolla, from St. Ander° ; and Alfred, from Rip. LIVERPOOL, JUNE 18 —Arrived the Heria, from Buenos Ayres ; George Canning, Stewart, from Barba does ; Jean, Currie, from Berhice ; and George Canning, Holmes, from Charleston ; Alexander, Carmichael, from Newfoundland ; and Victory, from Malta. GREENOCK , JUNE 17.—Arrived the 'Mantura, from Marseilles; Antelope, from Trieste; Albion, M‘Laati, from Trinidad; and Indus, from Halifax. COWES, JUNE 19.—Arrived the Devonshire, Canon ; from Cuba. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. llth ray tO it city to be in axe str►ving t ° the French flag' it to hinder tbi'' TORBAY; JUNE 1 7.—Arrived the Mary, from London, for New South Wales; and Olive Branch, Anderson, Item the Cape of Good Hope. His Honour the VIcE-CHANcELLon was occupied the whole morning with the bankrupt petition of " Ex•parte Williams," which was an application to supersede a com mission of bankruptcy on the ground of concert. T he case had not concluded when our reporter left. CO URT OF KING'S BENCH. EDGAR V. HARMAN AND DVOTT. This action was brought to recover damages for a ma licious prosecution and false imprisonment. The case was conducted by the plaintiff in person. From his addr•ss to the Jury we collected that the cause of the present action arose in March 1829, about which time the plaintiff had se veral transactions with the de'endant, 31rs. Dynit, and had received several cheques from her upon the defendant Har man, who is her trustee under her father's will, one of which he was charged with receiving and not paying over the proceeds. On this charge the plaintiff had been taken before Sir R. Birnie, and committed to the New Prison, Clerkenwell, where he was kept some weeks, and three in dictments preferred against him, which put him to a great well as injured his character, and th en theparties thought proper to drop.the proceedings, A deal of ex pence ; as great many witnesses were called to prove these facts, and the case was still going on when we went to press. A G EEG ATE Rye, I9—Tares, 1 10754 QUA N' 15--Li i 1812 i i MY 0 .inseed,; 2043 IF OTHI HO-It 118163 cu ki apfsco 1250 CDS OF fll LSI •Bran!:, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. LIBEL.---lILLATHORNE V. HAMILTON. Mr. Serjeant Jot:Es (with whom was Mr. EvaNs) stated the case. The p laintiff, Mr. Ullathorne, is anat torney, and carrying, on business under the firm of Ulla thorne and Crampton. In the year 1822 the plaintiff, who was then in the office of. Messrs. Watkins and Co. t,; Lincoln's-inn, was introduced to the defendant, who Co., also an attorney, residing in Covent•gardon, and be (the plaintiff) was induced to form a partnership with him, i t being shewn that the business produced a profit of 1,8001, a year. An arrangement was consequently made thi bre tween them, --the plaintiff being allowed d of the business. For some time things went on very comfortably, but subsequently it was discovered that The .Castlereagh, -, with a mail from Cuxhaven, arriv e d at Harwich yesterday, has been ordered to Standgate Creek• The Jupiter, Wilde, from the Mauritius, sailed the 25th of January, has arrived in the river. The Princess Charlotte, from Neath to Teignmouth, filled with water off Teigninouth on Saturday, baying struck on an anchor. SMITHFIELD MARKET• This day's supply of Sheep, Lambs, and Porkers, was rather limited, of Beasts and Calves good. The trade was very doll throughout, with Lamb at a depression of full Id. per stone ; with Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, at Friday's quotations. A consider..ble number of the Beasts were expected to leave the market unsold. PRICES PER STONE OF SIAS. TO SINK THI OFFAI.S. s. d. to s. (LI s. d. Ws. d. Inferior Beasts 2 4 2 S Large Lambs Second quality ditto 210 :1 4 Prime ;mall ditto 4 0 5 0 4 Prime largo Oxen... :1 10 4 2 Large coarse Calves 3 4 4 Prime Scots, &c..... 4 2 4 6 Prime small ditto 3 6 4 ‘ 2 Inferior Sheep 2 4 28 i Large Ho7s 'I 63 10 Second quality ditto 003 4 , Small Porl:ers 464 10 Coarse-woolled ditto 3 6 4 0, Sucliling Calves Ns tosos. each. SmthdownWethers 4 0 4 41 Quarter oldrigs IN, to 18s. each. SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK ' S STATEMENT. Beasts. (Sheep and Lambs] Calves. I Pig , . 4,410 21,310 480 '240 About *2OO of the beasts came up the St. Alban's Road; about 500 up the other northern roads; about 70 (including Ir,;11: (rein the western and midland districts ; about 100 from Nor folk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire ; about 50 fr,.au Keel and Sussex • and most of the remainder from the marshes, c in the neighbourhood ' of London, including about 200 left tin' sold on Monday and Friday last. NEWG ATE AND LEAI)ENHALL MARKETS. At per stone, by the Carcass. a. d. to s. d. s. ii - Beef 2, 4 3 S Veal Mutton... Lamb 3s. 6,1. to ss. '..'d. d (4) . t 0 , i , In th e ease o f H OW E V . DAUBENY, •tvliCt was tried in the Court of King's Bench on Saturday an' left unfi n i s h e d when our Paper went to presi, the Jur: found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 10/. POPULATION OF CARLISLE.—AS we anti cipated last week the population of this, city amounts to 0 fewer th an 19,000 individuals. In 1821, when the last census was taken, the population was 14,531 showin g an i ncrease d ur i ng t h e l ast ten y ears of 4,4 691 which added to 2,soo—the increase of inhabitants during the ten years preceding 1821—makes an addition 01 6,969 in the course of the last 20 years, being more than one-third of the present population of the city !-- Carlisle Journal. ►E, JUNE 1 1 7. Proweol of the tiro decurfleilts COURT CIRCULAR. Yesterday morning their MAJESTIES, the Duke ant , Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess AUGUSTA, the Duchess of CAM.itIDGE, an 4 Prince GEORGE and Princes, AUGUSTA of Carnbridge, attended dirine service in tla Chapel Royal, St. James's. The QUEEN and the Duke of SUSSEX visited the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE on Saturday, at Cambridge-house. The Voch?.i.:l of KrevN accompanied by the Prinee,e VICTORIA and ihe Princess SOI;IIIA, her MAJESTY on Saturday, at the Palace at St. James's. The Duchess and Prince GEORGE of Cumberland left town on Saturday, for their residence at Kew. The Spanish Minister vi,ited Viscount PALMERSTON or Satti f jaY tfe Vae!gr.! Office. His Excellency Louis Mg...ANT, late Ptivoy .Extraordi nary and Minister Pl e nipotentiary from the United State , at this Court, left town on Saturday morning with hi, lady and family for Portsmouth, to embark for Washing ton, to which devination he has been called by the Pre,i. dent of the United States, to fill the office of Minister Finance. The CHANCELLOR of the ExcuEQuEa enterLiined the heads of the different deparments of the Treasury at dinnei on Saturday, tit his rtaidence in Downing-street. T i ,, party consisted 14 the Hon. eiAgES STEWART, Messrs. SARGENT, SPEER, STAMP BROOKSBANE, IiGL 4 LYN, CitA PER, VERNON, WOODFORD, WEST, GRANGE, SAN FORD, UNWIN, VAN SPIEGEL, FARQUIER, REYNOLDS, and BocacutEn• Vise()Unt illtountir: _transacted business on Friday afternoon at the Home Office for the first time since 11:s recent attack of indisposition. Their Majetti•rEl gave a musical party at their Palter, at Sr. James's, on Thursday eveniirg, co i!rwt!rds of 200, including the members of the Royal Family, the Foreiga Ambassadors and . Ministers and their Ladies, and a select party of the Nobility and Gentry. Tire company came in full evening dress, the members of the different Orders wearing their respective stafs and rilrrrids. The • loiters began to arrive about a qu irter before nine o ' clock; and were ushered into the drawing room, where the conc. rt took place. Tire performers were stationed at the east end of' the roorii. At the opposite end of the room sat their MAJESTIES, having near to them tlis ittrnbers or the Royal Family, the Duchess of SAxE WP:IMAR, tht- • Duke of BaoNswfcx, and the Ladies of the Foreign Mi nisters: the general company were arranged on seats down the pities of the room. At the east end of the ball room, which teats e,i sitEle td the toncert-romn, and in • which the company proinenad , ll between the piecrg, wds placed a full-length portrait of his MAJESTY' in his regal robes, which bas been recently finished by Sir Wit. Liam BEECHEN". Aatit hal4aet rt!ns v s clortk the concert commenced, when the following pieces were periorthes.:-- Terzetto, " Pappa taci t " Signori Curioni, Santini, and De beg: nis (" Pretendente Deluse"),—Mosca. Duettino, Scendi nel pied' Legno," Madame Itubini and Signor ilubini (" Donna del Lago"),—Rossini. Duetto, "Sc la vita aurur to cara," Madame l'asta and Signor Lablache (" Semiramide")—Rossini. Aria, Tu redraila,syenturata,"signor ttutlini(" Pirata"),--Bellini. Duetto, " Seibai Orel BcAi•Cti," 7Y. no mid Sign9r. (cyrioni "La Strameri'r; —Bellini. Duetto," lo di tutto mi Contcnto," (Matllme Pasta and Signor Lablache (" Pretendente Deluse")—Mosca. Quartetto, " Donami o mai," Madame Caradori, Madame Viga no, Signor Curioni, and Signor Santini, (" Demetrio e Polibio,") —Rossini. Duetto buffo, " D'un bell' uso," Signor Santini and Signor de Begnis Turco in Italia"),—Rossini. Aria, " Anna POPtllry" MadFlttle real , Duetto, " lo trovero nell' 4 Asia," Madame Caradori and Signor Labladie Aria, " I tuoi fuequenti palpiti," Signor Rubini —Pacini. Terz et to, " Anna Bolena," Madame Pasta, Signor Ilubini and Lablache,—Donizetti. Finale, " L'ltaliana in Algeri" (" Tali"), —Rossini. Signor Scappa presided at the pianoforte, Lindley on the violoncello, Dragonetti on the double-bass, and Puzzi on the horn. lotlg the v.onildv Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and D'aeriess 64' tiebfit.: land, accompanied by Prince George, and attended by Lady So phia Lennox, Miss Cooper, Baron Linsingen, and Colonel l'oten, the Duchess of Kent and the Prince of Leiningen, at. tended by Lady Catherine Jenkinson and Sir John Conroy; the Landgravine of Hesse Homburg, the Princess Augusta, at tended by Lady Mary Taylor; the Duchess of Cambridge, ac empanierl by. Prince George end princess Augusta of Cam bridge, and attended by BardneSs Ahlaeld, C!ia - !•anties; Sir James Reynett, and the Rev. Mr. John Byte Wood, Sub preceptor to Prince George ; the Duke of Sussex, Prince Leopold, attended by Sir Henry Seton ' • his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick and suite, the Netherlands Ambassador and Madame Faick, • the Austrian and French Ambassadors, the Princess Lieven (the Lady of the Russian Ambassador), Ma dame Bermudez, (the Lady of the Spanish Minister), Baroness 13 , *10w (the Lad! , of the l'etlsiti Minister?, thn Neapolitan Mi nister and Countess Ludolf, the Bavarian Ministek and MI, roness Cetto, the Danish, Swedish, Mexican, Sardinian, Hano verian, and Wurtemburg Ministers, Count Matoushevitz (on a special mission from Russia), Count Hardenberg, Grand Master of the Court of Hanover, the Archbishop of York, the Arch bishod of Canterbury and Mrs. Howley, the Archbishop of 1 1 r magi' the Lord Chancellor. DUKES-Norfolk, Northumberland, Gordon, Buceleuch, lioF et, Kiehl oud. DUCHESSES—Gordon, Northumberland, Montrose, fiiic cleuch. MARQUlSES—Winchester, Clanricarde, Lansdowne, Choi. mondeley, Salisbury, Exeter, Hastings, Graham, Lothian, Ta vistock, Douro. M A RCHIONESSES--.Staftbrd, Clanricarde, LansdoWne, Winchester, Dowager Hertford, Tavistock, Dowager Salisbury, Chohnpptleey; Axindoriderry. Bristol, Westmeath: E IILS-4.7atliMe, Abeideen; WO; Bathurst; Jersey. Alb, marle, Gower, Belfast, Verulam Rosslyn, Fife, Chesterfield; Mount Edgcumbe, Mountcharles, ' Uxbridge, Munster, Denbigh, Euston, Scarborough, Howe, Cowper, Tankerville, Brownlow. COUNT ESSES—Jersey,lonsdale, Albemarle,Carlisle, Gower, Tankerville, Verulam, Howe, Belfast, Bathurst, Mountcharles, Denbigh, Chesterfield, Euston, Scarborough. VlSCOUNTS=Combermere; Gdderich, Palmerston, Sydney, Austin, Vallettirt, HOwlck; Falkland. VISCOUSTESS—Anso n. Hill, George Cavendish, Byron, st, L :r O tyhbo ll ar D rc. S e — nuio F ci, ol F e se. y, y ‘ m V o h u a r r7 lif Ap T I , ey, Francis Gower, St. Helens, m Somerset, Lyndhurst, Farnborough, Auck land, A. Fitzclarence, F. Fitzclarence. L A DlES=Whainelif re, M H affirrelic,tet .aryborongh, Isabella 'Fh ynn e, James Graham, Lyndtittrat, Paget (g), eLipepicuripeytt,or, Wheatley, Mary Fox, O. Bathurst, F. so Georgina Milford, Farnborough, Robert Peel, Harvey (3), F. Fitzclarence, Graham, Ravensworth, Liddell (3). RIGHT HONOURABLES—Sir Robert Peel, Sir James Graham. HONOURABLES--Misses Foley (i). SlRS—Andrew Barnard; Frederick Lamb, George Clerk, G, Warrender, Frederick Watson, William Freinalitle, Herbert Taylor, Augustus D'Bste, Henry Wheatley. REV. DOCTOR —Blomberg. REV. MR.. — MESSRS. —C• Greville, 'Milford, Barton, James Hudson. RESSES--Gwin, S. Bathurst. miggEs-..Harvey, Harcourt, Eden (•:?;. GENERAL-X.l,ton, C9l .ONELS—Posen, Cust. the anniversary of the battle of Water- Saturday being 100, the Duke of WELitraczoN gave a grand entertain ment to his 111.a.rEsTY, and the most distinguished officers who conunatided in that battle. His ALUEsTr, in the morning, sent to the Duke, by the Earl of AluNsTztt, a most sp'endid sword made by PaOssaß. On the hilt, and executed•in high relief, are branches of oak surrounding the Crown. The bark of the branches are opening, which display the words " India, Copenhagen, Peninsula, and Waterloo." Th e top part of the scabbard exhibits his IVlAJEsrf's arms, initials, and crown ; the middle of the scabbard exhibits the arms and orders of the Duke of WEL LINGTON on the one side, and on the reverse his b itons. The lower end has the thunderbolt and wings, the whole surroundcd with oak leaves and laurel, with a rich foliage, in which was introduced the flower of the Lotus. The blade exhibits, in bas relief, his MAJESTY'S arms, initials, and crown ; the arms, orders, and batons of the Duke of WELLINGTON, Hercules taming the tiger, the thundet bolt ; the British colours bound up with the caduceus and &sees, surrounded by laurel, and over them the words " India," " Copenhagen ," " Peninsula," and !‘ Waterloc," termi nating with/I sheathed sw ord,surrounded by laurel and palm. About eight o'clock dinner was announced ; the KING . sat to.the right of the Duke ; at the table next the KING sat Earl B.krnuan, as Secretary for the War Department, at the time of the battle. On the left of the Duke of VirEct.ttwToN was the Duke of BRUNSWICK, the son of the Duke who fell on that day. The party did not break up till near twelve o'clock. _ _ 244 1143 5171 15838 Hi 4 MAJESTY gave audiences on Saturday to Earl GaEr, the Duke of RICHMOND, the Earl of FINGALL, the Earl of SEFTON, and Lord KINNAIR D. The QUEEN, accompanied by the Duchess of Cam- BRIDGE, honoured the performance of Madame PASTA in the opera of Medea, at the lta!ian Opera•house, on Sa turday evening, with her presence. Their MAJESTIES, the Landgravine of HASSE HOM BURG, the Princess AUGUSTA, Prince GEORGE, and Princess AUGUSTA of Cambridge, and the Duchess of SAXE Weimmt, visited the Zoological Gardens yesterday afternoon, in the Regent's Park. The Duchess of CAMBRIDGE partook of a ddeune with the QUEEN yesterday at the Palace at St. James's. The Duchess of KENT, accompanied by the Prince of LEptittoeN, ald attended by Lady CHARLOTTE • ST. MAUR, the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, and a select party, dined with their MAJESTIES yesterday evening. A Cabinet Council was held' at two o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Foreign.nffice, which was attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl GREY, the Marquis of LANDSOWNE, Lord DURHAM, Viscount MELeounNE, Viscount PALMERSTON, Viscount GODERICH, the Earl of CARLISLE, Viscount ALTHORP, Sir JAMES GRAHAM, the Right Hon. C. GRANT, Lord HOLLAND, the Duke of Rictimorro, and Lord JOHN RUSSELL. The Council sat in deliberation about three hours. Viscount Gamevir.r.E arrived in town yesterday after noon from Paris, on leave of absence from his embassy. The Noble Viscount proceeded to the Foreign-office, and had an interview with ViscOnnt PALMERSTON. Despatches from the Magistrates of Glatnorganshire were received yesterday at the Home-otfice, relative (it is understood) to some disturbances in that county. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY gave a grand dinner yesterday to the Duk e of CumrivßT,Arn and the Duke of GLOUCETER. there were also prEsent the nukes t. , " GORDON, NEWCASTLE, and BEauroat ; the Marquiase . Of SALISBURY, AMESBURY, CHANDOS, EXETER, and HERTFORD; the Earld of ALii - o, CARNARYON, WEST -2.IORI.AND, FALMOUTH, DE LA WARR, LIME RICK, VERCLAm, LoEsnAr.F, WIT.ToN, ABERDEEN, JER SEY. 'MANSFIELD, CH E.TERYI ELI), KisNour,,and BROWN LOW Vise Cunts STORMONT and STKANGroan ; Lords Wll A itwcurFE, LYNI");MI131, MARYROROUGH, BERES FORD, COMBERMERE, FORESTER. lIBIJDFNELL; Sirs ROBERT PEEL, CHARLES WETHERELL, H. HARDINGE, BOGER. GRESLEY, J. BKCKETT; MeSsEt4. SADLER, WAt sON TAtLt.R, pER.,Es, W. PEEL, DAWSON, BARING, AItRUTIINOT, THEIR MAJESTIES. (From the Windsor Express.) Our gccti Ktiec and his beloved Consort have held their Court this welt at t'rr James's, and it gives us great pleasure to announce that they torrtinusr to enjoy excellent health. The day fixed for coming back to the Castle is the 24th instant ; but although orders have been given for that day, it is not improbable that the present arraneetnents at Sr. James's in;:y detain them in the metropolis until tl e 25th. Their MAJESTIES ‘ - '1!! afterwards return to Lon don for the grand ball on the 30th, tG be ,- r iven at Drury lrne Thettre, for the benefit of the distressed Irieh, at s which all tyre members of the Royal Family will attend. After making a selotir in town for a few hays, the KING and QUEEN will then returg Windso: for the remainder of the summer. Isrothing has been decided with respect to the eontinti ince di' lateen and drawing-rooms after this p eriod ; but as the meeting of }drawing-rooms will make it such a London season, it is conjectured that the levees at least will Le continued, an I in this ev , nt the Etsto wit of CMS! go to tecni 118 u 4 s& on the Wednesdays. We understand that, after the 4th of Ju'y, the Duel ese of CAMBRIDGE, who arrived this country from Hama ver the beginning of the week, will t tbe tip her residence tit Windsor for Same time, and that the young Prit es will actompany his mother. During his stay at the Castle, Prince Groacii gtntrally . smtertains a party of Etonians every weak. The young liritiere and his friends dineabout two o'clock, and afterwards make an exciirsion to Virginia Water, where they amuse themselves by rowing and other pasrimeri, fee tea shout six, after which the young stir dents return to College. It is expected that the young Duke Wzr.tlAst of Brunswick alto pay a visit at the Castle after their MAJESTIES ' return. Ills Highness is a very . fine young man, about 25 years of age , and i t is Paid dial frote his,pleasing manner and prepossessing appearance, he has already bt:etitne te . freat favourite at Court. He is above the common height, a2d cell formed ; his face, which is somewhat bronzed from the jotteney) might be pronounced English, but for the fashion of the Motettache, whieh is worn ala Hnngraise. His stay in this country will rtt t'e rtelortged beyond a fortnight. It is not gene rally known that :iii *.trtMr WAterru's boat-race, of which the two first heats took iitaet en the 3d, was post poned in consequence of the KING'S having intimated his inability to attend on the occasion. Tuesday, the 14th, was eftere.fards fixed on by MS MAJESTY for the third heat ; that day beifil the anniversary of his going into the navy, his MAJESTY wished titUs appropriately to celebrate this event. DOVER, JUNE 19. Arrived from C.atots h±» Maiesty's steam picket Cru sader, with his Excdlency the tiscCilrit Granville. Accounts received to-day from Djntzic gite a very distressing account of the progress of the cholera morhus that city. MUSIC. We Lave r.•eeived from Messrs. Mori and Laitrertee a Soniz, entitled " The Sea Maiden's Song," the words talittr from the Olio, and the Melody, which is exceedingly pleasing, by Miss M. A. Dudley—a young lady of great musical prorrige. We can safely recommend the song to our fair readers. Saturday being the 16th anniversary of' the memorable battle of Waterloo, the Ist Regiment, or Gre- i nadier Guardr, had a bunch of laurel on their colours when tii6y Mal-tilted on parade, as also the standards of the relieving guard of the Life Civards. Of all the chiefs who were at that battle the Duke of Wxt.t.lstutost is the only one now living. There are at present in the British army, on full pay, 286 staff officers who partook of the let'rels with his Grace, viz., three Generals (the Prince of C3RANGEi the Martinis of ANGLESEA, and Lord HILL, the present Commander of the Forces), 14 Lieutenant- Generals, 29 Major-Generals, 4Y Colonels, 190 Lieute nant-Colonels, and 117 Majors ; the number of °Male under that of Major is comparatively small. All those soldiers who were at the engagement were exempted from didng duty on Saturday, and received one day's extra py macaw Oticaslott, We 'have - it from undoubted authority that an amendrisent will be certainly Moved in the HoUse of Lords to the Address consequent on the KING'S Speech. Lord MANSFIELD is said to be the Noble Lord selected for the occasion. Well, be it so, if the Anti-Reformers will so have it ; but It would have been more prudent, on their part at least, to have waived their opposition until the Reform Bill had come fairly before them. A contest be tween the KING and the House of Commons and the pe' ple, on the one hand, and the House of Peers on the other, appears to us to be pregnant • with danger to the best interests of the Stat&:-.4forning Advertiser. A malicious and, we trust, an unfounded report is prevalent in the political circles, to the effect that Lord GREY is by no means so enthusiastic in behalf of the devoted Poles, or so anxious to promote their na• tional independence, as the ptildie might have been justly led to expect, both from the opinions expressed by his Lordship in former times, when the Poles had fewer claims to protection, and from the enthusiasm of the Bri tish—we might almost say the European—public in their behalf. We would fain hope that there is no truth in this matter, and that his Lordship will be found as staunch in the cause of the patriotic Roles as he has shown himself to be in that of Reform. However, it is certain that not many days will elapse before he will, and, we think, very properly, he questhitted on the subject in the House of Peers.—Morning Advertiser. The absence of Lord LEITRIM in Ireland was the reason of his name being omitted in the list of new Peers, it not being known what title he may wish to assume. His promotion will probably appear in the next Gazette. EARL OF DONOUGHMORE.--We are happy to tio4, by letters received in this ci y, this venerated Noble man is considerably better.—Limerick Chronicle. A correspondent assures us, that at the meeting of the Ultra Tories at Lord MAlrsriatn's, on Friday, and by adjournment at the Marquis of Lownosr- DERRY ' S, there were warm discussions, and much differ ence of opinion. The result, however, was a determi nation to fight it out at all hazards. The produce of the sale at the Bazaar, Ha nover-square Rooms, under the patronage of her Mar ESF.Y and the principal female Nobility, for the relief of the famishing 'Mai,. on Monday and Tuesday, was 3,500/., 300/. of which was received at the doors for admission. It gives us great pleasure to announce, dial the sum of 3201. was yesterday collected at the Nationa Scotch Church, Brunswick-square, for the relief of the Irish peasantry, after exhortations to charity by the Rev. EDWARD IRVING. Such a liberal contribution deserves notice, and challenges imitation. A correspondent informs us, that young Auvrix, who some years back was.well known to the public in connexion with the inquiry relative to the late QUEEN, is at this moment quite insane, and under con finement in a mad-house near Milan. The scarcity of business in. Westminster-Hall is felt most severely by the junior Barristers, it being no uncommon thing to see King's Counsel holding second briefs and opening cases—a labour in Which stuff gowns only used to be employed. BENEFITS.— As these events are of mo mentous impertance to all those who have the courage or confidence to venture on a "'night," it may not be amiss to state, that the aid of those foreign awl domestic auxilia ries who have " kindly offered their valuable service•" upon these occasions, have not been so friendly or so cheaply purchased as the public might be led to suppose. For instance, Madame PASTA, we are informed, has re ceived twenty guineas for 'each song ! And, moreover, should it so happen that her arrival occurs during the middle of an act, down comes the curtain, whether she be reqUired elsewhere or not. Mr. Bit/malt, whose modesty is a little more commend - abb., has tugged at ten guineas a night ; and for per forming • Master Hawthorn on Miss INvarta arry's night, is to have twenty-five guineas ! But these are mere bagatelle. compared with the pretensions of Madame TAG morn, who figured at Mr. Aesorr's benefit (?), on Friday evening, for which, it is said, she received for the trouble of kicking her 'heels for a few minutes, the.trifling con sideration of one hundred guineas! ! ! It might Ie a question for the curious to solve the value of each Morning Chronicle. THE TURK BEN !:Y AM. The Observer giv,,s the following as an autlioria,d statement of Allis strange case : Sophia Chapman, a fair anti rout/; woman, about 20 years of ay, was pla:,,-(1 at the bar, an-1 s tall, dark, Lut well-dressed young matt, app irently abow; 25 years of age, entered the witness box. Toe latter ws.; asked by Mr. Phillips, the clerk, his name, and what hi; cliar4e was against the prisoner? He reple:!, in br,k , n English, " My name, Sara, is Ben Hy:am, and 1 was rub half sovereign." Mr. DiAnisiorr..—What are you, ani Low d'd rob you? Ben I-Iyarn-1 am Turk, Sore; and I do tra fel with goods in de country to sell ; and I m t de woman de I.tsz night ; I go home with het ; I di I show her de 11:11f,lave reign, which I had in a paper, and I put in my little pocl:et wI ere 1 put de watch. In the morning when I got up I go to little pocket, and no paper and no half-sovereign ; but I find de paper in de breeches pocket, and de money gene. Afters de policeman came, de primer and ho !.. lady of de house say they will g ive me list if I go away, as i the girl ought to have ss. ; but de p oliceman say, No; give him nothing ; it must go to justice." The prisoner, being asked what she had to say, said 01. e never saw the half-sovereign. Ben Ilyain—Oh, yes, you did, and you ask me to tale Bs. and go. Mr. MARRIOTT—You must prosecute this worn In fi r the robbery. Ben Ilyarn—Me no want to prosecute, Sore ; me shall lose my business in de country ; it was not de half sove reign me did care for so much ; no, Sare, me no wish to prosecute, though she did rob me very bad. Mr. Manittorr—Oh, you don't wish to prosecute? Then compel you; for if you do not find sureti,s to prosecute, I will send you to gaol with her. Ben Hyam—No, Sore, you send de Oilier, and not man who was robbed to de prison. Pray, Sare, let me go ; I do not rare for the halt-sovereign. Mr. MAmstorr--Nou know your immoral condact 1 as been such that yon will not be allowed your expenses on the trial, so you do net wish to prosecute. Ben llyant—l do not know what you say, Sare, about de immoral ; but I wish to go to my business, if yon please, Sare, in de country. Mr. MAHatarx—lfave you got bail to he answerable for I your appearance? Ben flyan—Me have no friends except in de country. The policeman confirmed the Turk's statement, and the latter having Opted his deposition was locked up, and afterwards was handcuffed and taken by the gaoler, with the female, to Kingston, the latter committed for the felony, and the former for want of sureties to appear to give evidence against her at the next sessions. We are informed that the QUEEN haF signi- fled her wish to be present at the opening of Parliament to morrow, and that a chair will accordingly be provided for her MAJESTY near the throne. Prince LEOPOLD has been observed to de vote much of his attention, during the piesent sewn, to the lovely niece of a deceased et ttesman, one of whose sittefs is attached to the household of her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT. This young lady, who is equal!: distinguished by her accomplishments and amiable qualities. will inherit, on the decease of her Noble father, an estate of about 10,0001. per annum.— Court Journal. The Earls of ViNGALL and SE,FTON, Lord KINNAIRD, and Mr. Aamt Ectis, have been created Boons of the United Kingthem. The title of the latter is Baron Dover. MR. STANLEY.—The Right Hon. Secretary Railed yesterday for England, to attend his P.arliarnent cry duties. On the earliest occasion possible after the assem bling of the House, it is Mr. STANLEY . S purpose to call the attention of Parliament to the consiclerati , rt of those measures he has in contemplation for the improvement of Ireland, and particularly those of a more pressing nature, which concern the immediate employment of the people.— Dublin Times of Thursday. Wednesday the Marquis of ANGLESEA rode into town from the Park. His Excellency stopped at the Four Courts abont twenty minutes, during which he was engaged in a private interview with Lord Pntuti.:Err. It is supposed that the object of this interview was to make arrangements for the departare of the two Noble Person ages for London, in order to take the oaths in Parliament before the 21st instant. —Dublin Paper. Viscount PALMERSTON gave a grand enter tainment on Friday evening to Prince LEorotn, the depu tation from Belgium, anda select party. Givers were laid for 32 and the repast was of a very sumptuous tiescriptien. It was reported and believed last night in the best informed circles at the west end of the town, that the Speech from the Throne to be deliVered to-morrow would contain the communication of Prince LEOPOLD' accept ance of the Belgic crown. • The cvnew steps" adopted by the House of Commons have, as was anticipated, bean much censured, by the Ex-Ministerial party in particular'; for, curiously enough (not ominously), Sir Roneict PEit. was the first Member who stumbled in his endeavours to get over them. On Wednesday next the LORD CHANCEL LOR will commence the hearing of appeals in the House of Lords. His 'Lordship' begins with Scotch appeals. NEW WRITS.—New writs will be issued for the following places on Wednesday night :—.-Reigate, Newport (Cornwall), Higham Ferrars, Tavistock, Mahon, Liverpool, Milborne Port, Weymouth, and, we believe, for Bandonbridge. The vacancies in the two first are occa sioned by the deaths of the Members returned at the late general election; of the remainder, except the last, by double returns ; and of the last by Lord BERNARD'S ex pected acceptance of the Chiltern Hundreds. Messrs. BALDwIN and CRADOCK are ap. pointed booksellers to the Commissioners for the Preserva tion of the Public Records, and we understand it is the intention of the Commissioners to allow their publishers to offer their works already printed on such favourable terms, as to place these national treasures within the reach of every considerable library in the empire. INCREASE OF POPULATION.—Last week a poor married woman, named SETCHELL, favoured her husband with three daughters at one birth, who are all living and healthy. They have been christened " FAITH, HOPE, and CHARITY ;" and in order that the parents may not confound the three, and Mistake flora for Faint, or, in attending to HOPE and Farm, forget CHARITY, and thereby cause a disagreement between them, each has a ticket suspended from the neck by a blue or orange ribbon. It is said, we know not how truly, that before the poor woman was confined, it was generally supposed that she was dropsical—rather adi oil mistake! What a pity these little ones did not come into the world a few days s ooner, they would have helped materially to swell the census.-- Bedford Chronicle. THE MOTHER OP WASHINGTON.--The citizens of Fredericksburg (Va.) have addressed a memo rial to their fellow-citizens throughout the United States., asking their co-operation in procuring "a proper and per manent asylum for the revered relics" of the mother of WASHINGTON. This illustrious wotnan Was many years an inhabitant of Fredericksburg, and died there. Her re mains lie in the immediate vicinity, in a field haraised l)y the plough-share and the harrow—her grave dishonoured and almost unknown—without even a stone to designate the spot.—Boston Transcript. We understand that the 'hay,erops are gene rally very abundant, the shoWers.during the last fortnight having caused a great improvement in the growth - Of 'grass. The Committee. of Cortes bondholdeiS in London are, it seems, in communication with the mem bers of that formed in Paris, and very much, ton, to the interest of all concerned, fur they have by that means frustrated a dexterous manoeuvre on the part of M. 'AGUADO, who had succeeded in persuading the Coin mittees in Paris and London resp , ctively, that he found no difficulty with the other in obtaining as-ent to the con version of the Cortes Bonds on the terms proposed in the King of SrAlN's decree. A correspondence has been established between the two Committees, and they will henceforth, as the identity of interest requires, act in con junction. No progress is yet made towards a conclusion of the negotiation entered into through the medium of M. AGUADO, with whom, indeed, after the disingenuous pro ceeding above alluded to, the bond-holders will probably de cline holding any intercourse. The only modification of the original offer on the part of Spain has been to regn late the inscriptions, which are proposed to take place in equal-portions during the next forty years, by a certain rotation iii•tead of by a lottery. Both Committee., are, however, agreed on one point—i.e., riot to accept any thing short of a recognition iri full, with interest at the rate of five per cent. Money - was rather scarce tO:day (Saturday) at the Stock-exchange. and fti" . ?" r t " fi u v i e t per cent. could have been obtained on lO n ir slii, f , i , ir ro s ., - . of periods. The demand arose in p‘iiimrt;trtossnii, i jn,.. the stoppage of the coinmet:ent .h k , in Li udent to provide by sendng ...ova, of which sonic of the Ifs in that county.— --Tenter. specie to the other LeOlondshoniret;an?ce'rinthbotatihngVtint;ir