The Sun. — London, England, 1832-02-22 00:00:00

.-- whence the tea is sent overland to St. Petersburgh. One Dutch and Belgians, especially in the neigh- ' HOUSE OF LORDS. - (THIS DAY.) Richard Clark, Thomas B a ker, J o hn W e bb, St ep h en PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. of t h em l a d en w ith 2,000 c h es t s o f tea, sugar, an d r i ce. Guthrie, John Kirby, John Coulson, George Williams, Bask stoce - 193 Was entirely lost. The vessels which arrived before the bourhood of Maastricht :- Their Lordships sit oo English appeals to-day. The Charles Wilson, William Harris, for a misdemeanour; 3 per Cent. Red . 8 ., 4 8 . 3 1( !i, fylnidtioa Bonds .. - 1 dia. contra r y - eeinds'only brought 4.3:000 chests of tea to BRUSSELS, FEB. IS.-The SuPretne Military Tribunal Lord's resent were the Lord C H ANCELLOR , Earls ELDON .Jame s c oc h r , tue I s aac Guth er idg e Henry Hall, J o hn 3 psr Cent. Coils. 90% South t Sea Stock ...., ....... 91% Kaigaa, of whi c h the greater part h a d reached Kiaehta. has declared null and void the sentence of the Court.. and DriesiGet. Lord MoNsoN and t he B i shop of BANGOR. Myers, chailes • Stanley, John. Rogers, ' Joseph Dean, Ta n s. 3y4 oer Cent. - D Ito Reif•' - martial at Ghent, which condemns M. Steven, Editor of Their Lordships were occupied till two o ' clock with the Hull, G eorge Johnson, Edward 5,„,„,,, Willi am W e bb, New 3%per Cent. 89%74, New Ditto 3 o e r C ent A nn. 17,6 .... go% 3 per C en t Ann. 1751 ...,: - , 7 fered much by drought, whilst, on the contrary, heavy the 11-13, :ager de Gand,.to a ye ars linPrisonMent, and has arguments iu the part-heard.._ case. of Logan and W inneholt. Careli ne All en, H enry ev e ar, , Georg,. Jones, Robert Nave, 4 p er Cent; 1826 p P rii : rains h ave caused much damage in the south. The town ordered that he shall he . immediately set at liberty, autho- at which time the Lord 'CHANCELLOR rose . to attend his William N ave , F re d er i c k Willi ams , Te em " B ragg , J ames Bank Long Ann to expire Ditto 9 ~,,,, of Chan-Tscheou has lost a gre a t man y i n h a bitants by an rising him at the same time to bring an action for damages MAJESTY'S Levee, and the House adjourned till t o - morrow. Gray, Margar e t L aw „ n „ , j o h n IN, i g ht, Ell en Imo, Jan 5, 1860 l6 13-16 % Ditto Small Oct. 10, 1859 1634 11-16 Ditto Commercial - inundation." against those who caused him to be thrown into prison. - Benjamin Catlin, William Taylor. John Berry, William Jan. 5, 1860 - Ditto Advertised Jan. 5, 1880 - Bank for Account April 5, 1880 lndia for Account - following is a remarkabl e ph enomenon a tt e nding the late charter, which abrogates the l a w s an d or di nances contrary Ellis, Henry Harris, Thomas Middl e t on , H enry S m i t h , ..- ! Jan. 5, Mg , - !Cons. for Feb. 23 827. g earthquake at Foligno. A peasan t of Cannaro, a short to the principl e s which it lays down, and on the illegality His Honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR rose before eleven William Tubbs, Ann Woolhearl, Miry Ann Robinson, PRIeES or FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK- time before the cata s t ro ph e , on going to draw wa t e r from o . f the ordinance of General. Mellon, which declares the o'clock, to- , lay, in consequence of several of the causes . in Thomas Graves, Francis Hughes, William Smith, Ma . - - Peruvian Bonds - his usual well, found that the spring was impregnated with city of Ghent in a state of Beige. his Honour's paper proving ineffective, and others being greet Thompson, John Robinson, Richard Headney, John Austrian Bonds Ditto Account - salt to the very brim, and that in the surrounding culti- A British Cabinet messenger from Vienna, with dis- ordered to stand over in consequence of the request of the Williams, Augustus Wood, Charles Anderson, James Wil __ Belgian Bonds - Portuguese Bonds Ditto Scrip ---.. voted country r ivul e t s of t ur bid wa t er had made their ap- patches for London, passed through this city yesterday. parties on the absence of Counsel. son, Etntna Jones, John Healy, - Conrad, Charles Bender Ditto Account. Ditto Account - (tried last Session), James itlaguire, Louisa Chambers, Brazilian Bonds 457, Regency Scrip - pearance. He was retreating in alarm, when he felt a A letter from Diest says,- Yesterday a cannonade _ .____. 45%.74 Ditto Account - Ditto Account severe shock o f ear th qua k e . R e turning in a short time to was heard in the direction of Maestricht, the cause of OLD BAILEY.-(THIS DAY.) Henry Green, Charles Curtis, Joseph Hart, David John - Prussian Bonds Buenos Ayres Bonds. Hughes, Catherine Colville, and Catherine Barry Susannah - Ditto Account - the well he found it dried up, and the surrounding earth which is not known here." _ Ditto Account Chilian Bonds I Ditto Bonds, 182 •... .... -_-_ parched, and with numerous fissures. This commotion of On the 11th inst, the partisans made another seizure of OLD COURT. Whitelock. -1 Ditto Accoont Ditto Account ____ the subterranean waters is not uncommon in similar cases, several waggons, which were carrying to the frontiers new Three were sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment - i Russian Bonds, N.. , Trur Jones, a respectable looking young female, was Columbian Bonds - Ditto Account - as it was observed previous to the Lisbon earthquake in clothing, made at Maestricht, for the troops of the line,and hard labour ; eleven for six months'; nine for three Ditto Bonds, 1834 Ditto Account - New Loan - 1755, and frequently precedes eruptions of Vesuvius. It especially new and very rich uniforms for officers of dif- months'; and a number of others were sentenced to - Ditto Account - indicted for stealing foursovereigns and a purse, the pro perty of George Arundel. Danish Bonds milder punishments. -Spanish Bonds, 1821 The prosecutor stated himself to be a gentleman re • Ditto Account - 13% others, that the valleys and low countries have suffered It seems that the Dutch intend to oppose by force th e The judgments upon Thomas George Clay, William Greek Bonds ....... ........... . -. Ditto Account Ditto Bonds, 1825 Ditto Bonds, 18.23 more than the hills and high grounds. establishment of a line of Custom-house stations round aiding at Chelsea. On Friday last, about eleven o'clock Pithouse, and Ann Collins, were respited till next Sessions. Ditto Account - French Rentes, sp. c. 971. 25 - c. at night, having been previously dining with a friend, Mexican Bonds, sPer cent. - -Exchange 2sf. 30c, On Friday, General Pajol, commandant of the first Maestricht. with whom be was then in company, be met the prisoner The Sessions were then adjourned. Ditto Account --3 per cent.! -f. -- c• military division, General Darieule, and the GOone), GHENT, FEB. 17.-It was reported to-day that rt . en- in -------- Ditto, 6 per cent - Exchange -f -c. Ditto Account 32%% /Dutch Scrip 40%% u ern - o , su Lie t nt Col nel and ' ffi •6 0 1 regi- hadtaken between perior o aers of the et gagement place our outposts and those in Drury-lane, and they o'ent . into . the White Lion public- Neapolitan i French Scrip ment of the line had the honour of dining with the King of the Dutch on the frontier a, on account of some cattle, ' d • • l missedl • in which were drinking he his purse, party- W hile they SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-( THIS and the Royal Family. Lord Granville and the Ambassa- which our men would not permit to pass into the Dutch house, two other females hieing in their company. FROM LLOYD'S. PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Paid. Per Share. tors of Sardinia and Sweden had an audience of his Ma- territory. It seems that a dealer wanting to pass the reit , ns, and whispering his loss to his friend, and stating his ' suspicion that the prisoner bad taken the money, he left his FALMOUTH, FEB. 20.-Wind S. S. E. moderate.-Ar- Protector Insurance Comp. Provincial Bank of Ireland -25 96 the Minister of Commerce, and afterwards with the Pre- off the cows, but there Was not a shot fired. whose arrival she was given in custody. He was quite Arab transport, from the Mauritius, galled 2d Oct„ Cape PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, FEB. IS, silent of the Council. In the evening, there was a ball Great preparations are making to receive the King at sober, of Good Hope 19th Nov., St. Helena 4th Dec., and As- Bank Stock 20 4 1-4 ;St. Patrick Ins Ur. (per sla) - at the Palace, which lasted until one o'clock yesterday Tourney, where his Majesty is expected on the 25th. Cross-examined-Had been previously in Red Lion- eension 13th; spoke 19th Dec. in lat. 1. S. long 17. W. S c msnls. 3 Der cent. - , morning. Yesterday, at half-past eleven, the King held - court, where there was a band of music ; he remained his Majesty's ship Conflict, from the coast of Africa to ov. Stock, 3% per cent. 59 1 4 National Ditto Ditto, New 89% Patriotic Ditto • a Council of Ministers. At twelve, the Dukes of Orleans The Lisbon Gazettes, from 30th January to there a short time, being fond of music, and several 4 per Cent -Hibernian 2,5 and Nemours, attended by General Pajol and a numerous Ascension; sailed the Barracouta packet for St. Domingo, women were about. Could not say that he danced or &c. ; and the Emulous packet, for the Leeward Islands. Gov. Deb. 3% percent.... - ,Provincial Ditto Royal Canal Stock 4214 'Royal Irish Mine - Staff, reviewed the 52d regiment of the line, the 12th 4th February inclusive, contain no political news Grand Canal Stock... ..... 94% Imperial Mine - Light Infantry, 2d squadron of Artillery, and the 6th re shire and Waterloo, from China. capered to the music, but he might have moved his feet Arrived off the Wight, on the 21st, the Buckingham- Grand Deb. 4 per cent. . 77 Minin Co. of Ireland COll to the time; slid not desire the musicians to fol giment of Cuirassiers, in the Court of the Tuileries, and concerning Portugal. There are lists of promo- Office Deb. 4n. c. -'Commercial Buildings -___________ in the Place du Carousel. dons in the army, and of voluntary patriotic gifts low him into Holborn ; the prisoner and the other women MARGATE, FEB. 21.-Arrived off port, the Robert, accompanied him and his friend into Holborn. They called Hamilton, from Messina ; Sarah, Mayney, from Wexford; COURSE OF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY. On Friday the Duke of Orleans honoured the ball at at a public-house to have some drink there ; then they and Jane, Gorman, from Limerick. Amsterdam CF 12 11 Leghorn Ditto, at sight '1 lEit Genoa of, 4 80 .71. the British Ambassador's with his presence; and on Satur- and Offers to the Government. went to the White Lion in Dtury-lane. He was suffi- Doyen, FEE. 21.-Arrived off port the Harwood, Rotterdam 2U12 11 Venice 4N day Marshal Clause] and the Colonel of the first regiment --------- - __-_.- ciently sober to know what he was about. Could not say Scollay, from Salon. Antwerp 12 3 Malta 46 COWES, FEE. 21,-Arrived the Louisa, Casking, from Hamburg M.B. 13 141 Naples . 4O of Cuirassiers had separate audiences of his Royal Highness. Altana Charleston, with damage and leaky, having been in con -13 14; Palermo per oz. 119 liquor they had. He at first said there were seven sove- Paris, 3d a . An Extraordinary Gazette has just been reigns in his purse, but alter wards recollected that he had D i tto . Ys sight 25 55 Lisbon tact with a vessel ; and Sincerity, Turner, from Terceira. Be go r r i d i e e aux ................. 2U25 85 Oporto 4 O accompanied by M, Delaborde, was returning from the theofthe • particulars - paid two away, and exchanged one. Perezence, FEB. 20,-Arrived the James, Perry, from . .25 90 Rio Janeiro published, containing ..................... .- Bahia 28% Palais Royal to the Tuileries on foot, when a cabriolet was Mr. Pinnal, the friend of the prosecutor, said they had Buenos Ayres. Eraenkfort on Maine, Ex. 51 154 Buenos Ayres . - driven near him with so much violence, that he had but surrection at Jamaica, but it is so long that we dined together at the York Arms, Shire-lane, Temple-bar, HOLYHEAD, FEB. 20.-Arrived the Cleopatra, from ret rsburgh, ruble 3 Us. 10 0 Dublin, 21 days' sight-. 1;6 • • ,- t time to take refuge in the nearest gateway, and thus Vienna effective fl' 2M. 10 6 Cork IA l us and had taken some wine. This witness corroborated a Buenos Ayres. Tri este ' ..... do ' - _lO 7 BULLION, putt oz. escape blows both from the shaft and the wheel. It has must publish it in a Second Edition. great part of the prosecutor's testimony, and add e d that LIvERPOOL, FEB. 20.-Arriveri the Henry, Spears. Madrid. . 3B £. 8 . d' been erroneously stated that the Queen was with his while the prosecutor was absent from the White Lion, in from New Orleans; Huskisson, M'Leod, from Savannah ; Cadiz Bilboa 96% Foreign Gold, in bars 317 9 At a Jes i )• We greet with particular satisfaction any search of a constable, the prisoner pulled the purse and ,end Minx, Whankin, from St. Michael's. Barcelona 36 New Doubloons OO 0 Yesterday the Prussian Ambassador gave a grend di- money out of her bosom, and gave it to witness, DUBLIN, FEB. 20.-Arrived the Welcome, Davis, Seville 96 New Dollars Gibraltar 47% Silver bars,standard... 0 0 0 • . ' Cross-examined.-While they were listening to the from Trinidad; and Cheerly, Usher, from St. John's, N.B. The Moniteur contains the official publication of the music lie did not dance ; lie certainly moved round the HAIM. law relative to the pensions of military officers promoted that have hitherto impeded a free commercial in lady. THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.) Arri ve d . Due. lArrived. tercourse between France and England, and The pot-boy at the White Lion said that he saw the 0 America 1 I 0 Hamburg Du o ' during tie hundred days. prisoner pull the purse out of her bosom, and give it to 0 Brazil the preceding witness. The prisoner was tipsy. CORN EXCHANGE. 0 Buenos Ayres 0 Cart hagen a 0 0 Leeward Islands ... 0 There are this week moderate arrivals of most kinds of Grain, 1 Dublin o 1 Lisbon 1 will not only prove a great economy to the public treasury, on English ships entering French ports, is only Cross-examined-The prosecutor was not tipsy' •; he but a fair quantity of Flour. The Wheat trade remains in a 0 Flanders o 0 Malta oin preparing the flour for the troops, but be an encourage- was " noways drinkable." state of great dullness at Monday's prices. Barley, Beans, and 0 France o 0 Sweden 0 rnent to agriculture. Hitherto the mills of the count r y Henry Burgess, a police constable, took the prisoner Pease, as last reported. Oats find buyers rather more readily ___ 0 Ouernseyteaersey.. 0 1 Waterford a precursor to other and still more beneficial re--- have been upon a very rud e c o nstr uc ti on . ti' • E lations In the present state of trade be- into custody; sh e s t a t e d t h at S h e was i ntox i cated, and was than of late, but are no dearer than Monday. Flour unaltered. mo !MR WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORR OW . On digging the foundatio ns o f a new covere d mar k e t at es not aware that sh e h a d pu t t h e purse i n h er b osom. ARRIVALS, " 131 11... 3 minutes after 7.1 Evening...2B minutes after 7. --.....Metz, several bodies of men, with chains round their feet, tween the two countries, the lowering of the Cross examined-She was tipsy, and fainted away se- Wheat. Barley, Oats. Flour. STANDARD NOVELS. hands, and neck, wer e f oun d t we l ve or fift een f ee t un d er veral times. vinglish tonnage duty from 3s. sd. to Is. 3d. is of less Irish The prisoner in her defence said the prosecutor ac- Foreign - - Lel; - Just published, price only 6s. neatly bound, and embellished ground. They . appeared to have been thrown . alive into 1,985 1,620 624 - 'brls. niches, which e ere of erwards walled in. This !marsh- coated her, and after she had several times refused to from Designs by Stephanoff , immediate importance in itself, than as establish- EXETER - 17. LE E's CANTERBURY TALES. merit was not uncommon in religious establishments during , accompany him, he prevailed upon her to go with him, Beef (score) Ss Od. 9s 63. Wheat ( Feb. bushel) -Ba. Od, Bs. 3d. the middle ages. mg a principle, and displaying a disposition, on and the liquor overcame her and she did not know what Mutton (its ) - 0 • 5j- 0 6 Barley ~ „4 64 9 she was about. Vol. I. Veal and t arnb-0 6 0 7 Oats -........-.........-2 3 2 6 To b e . .. c ompleted in Two, comprising the entire Five Vo- M. Bresson, formerly Deputy from the department of 11 Beans -. _5 6 6 0 fumes the Vosges to the National Convention and the Council of the part of France to concur in fair and liberal Several witnesses gave her an excellent character'; they es of these celebrated Stories, revised, corrected, and -• • • Five Hundred, and late chef de division in the Foreign commercial regulations ; and although the toll- stated that she had recently come from Wiltshire; that !sucks 'cow:ea.-a 0 5 0 &Da (12) ---0 0 1 0 Perk k se (each) -2...7.7 02 6 Butter (lb.) I 0 1 3 accompanied by a New Introduction by Mrs. Harriet Lee, ..-........-3 0 4 0 Potatoes (peck) -0 6 0 7 ffi • died on the 11th inst. at Meudun. He had the she obtained a livelihood by needle-work, and that if she Fowls forming the Twelfth Volume of THE STANDARD - N OVELS. n e obre , courage to vote against the death of Louis XVI., nage duty is still higher in France than in Eng- were d • h Ise arged a respectable lady was wailing to take her THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) Henrynd was proscribed under the Reign of Terror. During nr Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington. F• he favours which land, The RECORDER having summed up the evidence, the street, the empire, courted none of those were we have little to complain of the duty now, into her empoyment. CITY, TWELVE' O'CL 0 CA. being the same on English ships as French Jury immediately acquitted the prisoner. so readily bestowed upon the members of the early as- Our only arrival this morning is a Lisbon mail, sailer ------- --- -' semblies of the Revolution. He was of retired habits and ,hi rsri i rin . The RECORDER, after reproving the conduct of the ar s.-'44 -e-se''. -- 4H- ,,,, carefully concealed all his good actions, and it was only - PP -0. prosecutor and his friend, refused to allow them their on the 9th inst. ;as yet we do not bear that it brings any important news. , 141 .- am a a se e 'des • " 61 , -1 through the Memoirs of M. Lavalette that his friend be- By a mistaken or corrupt commercial policy, expenses. + _. le* , . , , 110 ,, iitAtt, came acquainted with the service he rendered that unfor- ACE between France and England has NEW COURT. (Commercial remarks from the Canton Price Current of the 15th of October.) ~. , .. tunate gentleman, whom, though personally unknown to a PE ___---:-------__ --- him, he received into his apartments in the Hotel of hitherto been little better than a military truce, James Phelps, an athletic young man , was f oun d gu il ty O p i um h as l ate l y b een a l most suspended; a few sale, ' LONDON, For e i gn Aff a i rs, on his escape from prison. He was in , and sentenced to seven years, for st e alin g a quant it y or h ave b een ma d e at a re d uct i on. P atna and Benarea a • WE DNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22 1832. his 72 d year. the two nations never ceasing to wage a commer- corn the property of his employer Mr. John Corfe, a 955 to 960, and for Bombay Malwa it is difficult to obtain The Neapolitan Journals of the 3d inst, announce that • i cm war against each other, not in a spirit of fair 740 per chest. The report from the distant market , At two o ' clock this day his MAJESTY held a the carnival has commenced with great brilliancy. Se- farmer, living at Enfield Highway. The prisoner has had one brother executed at the Old speaks favourably of the telling prices, but the late edict I , , venal parties have been given by the Marquis of Hertford, rivalry, which will and ought ever to exist, but Bailey, and another transported for life, for committing the Emperor appears to have created such general alarm la Court and Levee at his Palace at St. James s, LadyDrummond, and Lady Acton, all of which, particu- . • • depredations of a similar nature, although to a greater to put a stop to all speculations in the drug. Informatioa which was most numerously attended. early the amateur French plays at the residence of the last. in a spirit of mistaken and deadly hostility, extent. ( has been received of the destruction of the Naskin roam Imme-named lady, are described as hieing most brilliant : The „. . . , . equally injurious to the real interests of both. Richard Jacksan was convicted of stealing a quantity crop by inundation. No improvement in white cotton diately after the Levee the Lords of his MA- King and the Royal Family honoured these eatertamments of linen from a poor laundress at Tottenham, to whom it goods; the market overstocked. JESTY ' S most honour a bl e P r i vy C ounc il assem- with their presence. To such a n extent has this ruinous system been had been entrusted to w a sh. THE FUNDS. Extract of a letter from roulon, dated the 14th inst • - In support of the prosecution there were no less than Conso's opened this morning at the same price they left carried, that England keeps up an army of ten witnesses bourd over by the Magistrates to give evi- off yesterday, 82i for the account, since which they have bled in the Chamber, at which their Lordships " Several merchant vessels have declared that they fell . in with the French division off Civita Vecchia. I t t„t i tt blockade, principally to wage war against a corp- dente; upon which Mr. Alderman FAREBROTHER ob improved to 82 i 4, anti far next time, 824 ; but at pre will receive excuses from those gentlemen who believed here that the expedition is destined for Ancona. served that there must have been a parish meeting called sent little is doing, were pricked for as Sheriffs (for the various court- The police to-day have had to tear down several seditious intercourse with ranee ;and France, if for mercial • F the purpese of procuring a sufficient number of wit ties A report prevailed that the negociation between the , nesses to make a pleasure party to L . ondon.-(Laughter.) Ministers and the Anti-Reformers for carrying the Bill placards posted up in the most frequented parts of the not wisely, has naturally enough had recourse to throughout England and Wales) at the last town. Some have been put up close to the sentry-boxes, The worthy Alderman commented, in very strong terms through the Lords has been broken off; but this we look I Council, from filling that office, and will proceed the guard-houses, and the residences of the principal Ma- upon the shameful expense the county had been put to by upon to be a stock-johhing report. a the Magistrate binding over so many uenecessary . witnesses. At present nothing worth attention in the Foreign gistrates." reprisals. If, however, England first set the example of to prick for others to serve in their stead. ' Tire Jury concurred with the observations of the Alder- Market. The Sentinelle de Bayonne contains the following let- ter from Lisbon, dated Jan. 28' :-" According to intelli- exclusion and monopoly, she has been the first man, and said it was intolerable that the county, which HALF-PAST ONE. i Earl GREY, on proceeding in his carriage to Bence brou9ht by a Portuguese brig which arrive(' on the to acknowledae her error, and retrace her steps ; was already so burthened, should he so hardly borne upon. Two expresses have arrived from Paris bringing the v the Palace, was recognised in the Park, and was 22d instant, the garrison of Madeira is in a state of in- b UNFEELING PARENTS. French Rentes 67f. sc. ; we do do not hear they' bring li surrection, and had proclaimed Don Pedro; but the truth and we rejoice that France, having attained a .7ohn Trelbeek, a lad about ten years of age, was con. any political news of importance. loudly huzzaed by the persons there assembled, of this report was doubted. To-day, however, it has he. apiece of p rinted cotton, of small value, It is said that the Russian agent has not left Berlin as a victed of stealing, enlightened Government, is, in her . - -- ---===----, come generally believed ; a small English vessel which more from a linen-drapers' shop. yet, he is waiting dispatches from St. Petersburgh. The Estimates for the Miscellaneous services, came in yesterday from the island, is said to have brought turn, likely to adopt a more enlightened The parents of the urchin were in attendance, and Consols were done in the early part of the morning at C the same accounts to the English Admiral and Consul, but were asked by the Judge (Mr. Sergeant ARABIN) what 8.2-, 4 for Account, and 824 i- for next time; at pre- r for four quarters ending 31st of March, 1830, our Gazette refrains from giving the news. The battalion course. It has long been a stigma on they would wish to lie done with their child ? sent they are 824 4, uith scarce any thing doing. o have been . printed by order of the House of which lett Lisbon . a short time ago commenced the revolu- both Governments, that the trade between The mother said that she had done all she could for him, The alarm at Paris of the cholera begins to subside. n thin, and was joined by the greatest portion of the troops but he bad formed such a connection with bad characters In the Foreign Market nothing doing at present. e THREE O'CLOCK ri .Commons. As compared with the correspond- in the is l and. According to some, the Governor has France, with a population of 30 millions, and that she could do no more for him. . nig quarters of 1831, they show a saving of' been killed, while others state that he had shut himself to Mr. Alderman FAREBROTHER-Then do you wish us the British islands, with a population not Consols 82a 4. e 21,9401, up in the citadel ; hut this would be of little conse- transport him from you ? quence, as it would b e i mposs ibl e f or hi m to bold great l y i n f er i or, s h ou ld h ave b een re d uced The mother said she could not help it, but if the Court FOUR O'CLOCK.-CLOSING PRICES. il ' ilar Estimates for public' works and build- Sim out long. This intelligence is of the utmost imp would place him in the Refuge for the Destitute, Beh Consols .. . 82t I Danish - should feel happy, as it was the boy's wish to go there. Ditto for Account 82it 4 Greek, 1825 - .tance as it will augment the forces of Don Pedro°r- to a less amount than with minor and more nip exhibit a further saying of 33,027/. This and ' will make a bad impression upon the army Bran • • - Han Bonds 45i Mexican, 1825 32.-1 ler said that the Refuge was already crowded, is following up profession with econo • mical practice. . of Don Miguel, which is composed in great part of men distant States, or remote and costly colonies, The gao and the officers of that establishment had refused to re- Buenos Ayres... - Peruvian presenting a field for patronage, with whom a ceive Chilian Ditto.... - Russian who are serving against their inclinations and opinions." two prisoners from the last sessions. Columbian 1824 - Spanish _ Another letter dated the 4th instant, says--" An English Mr. Aldernum FAREBROTHER o` served, that it could be h The Anti - Reformers, as usual, tried hard lasttrade has been forced, and being forced, has _____ _ __ ________ vessel has just entered our port from Fayal. 'lie precau- no longer called the Refuge fur the Destitute, as prisoners night to stave off to the latest possible moment lions taken by the overnin7it to prevent her having any and always must be carried on at a great com- were rejected unless the Sheriffs undertook to pay one CHOLERA MORBUS, OFFICIAL REPORT ' shilling a week to assist in the maintenance of each a communication with the public, under pretence of sanitary hat dreaded measure which is to cripple some, measures, but in reality because her papers had been deli parative disadvantage. Both France and Eng prisoner. CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH. o Ted by the authorities now existing at the Azores, have Mr. Serjeant ARABIN, addressing the mother, said "if COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEHALL.-(THIS DAY.) and strangle others of their venerated fraternity. given rise to many conjectures. The English Admiral, in land have a redundancy of manufactures, or DAILY REPORT of CHOLERA CASES. the Court permit you to take your boy home with you, will a _ _ With this view Mr. G. BANKES got up a long order to cut short the remarks of Viscount Santarem on the produce, of which they mutually stand in need, you take care and prevent him from committing any fur- as subject, dispatched a ship to the place where the tier crime?" Tae mother, " I can't be answerable, I'll ' te'd a d , 1 lei 'a': E g*l. : ='-' c: t, prosing speech, which had no other effect than was detained, and ordeed her to be brought tovestsbeel and with which they can supply each other, on • • - do all I can." The father said he could not be answerable c a Places and Date. - E' Cci ,t . I e: g 4e, i,q that of rendering any reply physically impossible, every thing was pepared at the Azores to proceed to L : station opposite the town. It was then known that cheaper and much better terms than either can for the good conduct of his son whilst at his work. ' -'-'''' eI 1 . i . " 7,, E 'a' -5 ' ---- '1 1 ° C: 11 1 76 -29 Tte 0 a sc a a.. 40 P Mr. Serjeant ARABIN-It is of no use, the parents will i „sae X I es es -, at eaat a by reason of the intolerable ennui and weari- bon. Already a number of transports ar in retidinesiss.. supply herself, by any forced efforts of main- not shield the poor boy from the sentence of the Court, - Ise II - ea etl -1_ -1-1- __l,__ :- b Pedro,Others a ve n e d r e p expected, o as b well a s the squadron of Don facture, or any ness it produced on the House. Ti Reformforced and unnatural course of therefore let him be called up for judgment. Newcastle, Feb. 20 7'2l I 2 6 954 t1 , .)9 ~, =self. The forces there amount to 16,000 men, exclusive of the National Guatils de- Mr. Alderman FAREBROTBER-Stop Mr. Sedeaut- North Shields Air. Feb. 20 56 3 ':, 2 55 307 82 Bill was then again brought forward in Commit- stined to maintain tranquillity in the islands aft, the trade. then addressing the parents, he asked how many children south Shields, Feb. 2 ,... ,. 3 1 1 1 , II 5 A tee, when the four remaining boroughs in schedule departure of the troops. This vessel also confirms what A free commercial intercourse between two they had ?-They answered only the prisoner. 10 5 0 8 13 46.2 91 ,i, has been stated with regard to an insurrection at .Madeira, countries so circumstanced and situate is one of it i nr: rni A e l t d h e i r n i g na v n er } y . A . R tr E a llt g O e TlLE ia n t -W e ll really I must say, Hetton,&e.,Fen. 20. • parents, who have only H add i„,,,,, F e b. 19 A were extinguished, after a sort of Irish * howl, but without announcing that the affair was 61ii..ht,1. Feb. 18,19 15 7 10 0 greater importance to their mutual mercantile it is ctilliielitri, t r u n ty r t e o ftt a lt r o d. throw that protection around him Mr. Serjeant ARABIN-Call the poor boy up for judg- Musselburgh, 41 160 i f 41 3.32 1. 1 17 1: ';'l t im i m The Journal du Havre of the 16 :II inst. states that the Edinburgh, Feb. 19 sung over them -by Mr. CROKER, who piteously ment, he is deserted by his parents. fleet of Don Pedro has been met at sea, prose eding to- prosperi . ty, than a like intercourse . is to the lairkintillach, Feb. 19 The prisoner was then called up to receive the sentence bemoaned their untimely dissolution. Mr. wards the Canaries, without having suffered limn tbe of the Court and looking at his unfeeling parents who Glasgow, Ike., Feb. 19., l3 (i stood near the' dock, he wept bitterly. changeable weather then prevailing, prosperity of any two countries or two de- The The Court then ordered hint to be transported for seven SHEIL afterwards put forth some cogent reasons STOCK EXCHANGE, FEB. 18, HALF-PAST FOUR partments of die same State. Mary Hill, Feb.l9 This beneficial 3 2 14 43 14 el why Petersfield should be wholly disfranchised ; o'cLocK.-No transactions of importance have taken SENTENCES-OE--;rriE PRISONERS. place, and the market during the whole die - has been void trade, which has hitherto been under a species Yea T re l:e whole of the calendar having been gone throe li 41 0 3 19 7 st but as the Hon. and Learned Gentleman did ri of interest. The Five per C rats. for cash have risen 15e. ; the Jury were discharged, and the Court Paisley, Feb. 19 ......... not wish to embarrass the progress of the great the Three per Cents., 20c. ; Neapolitans, 10c. • ; and of interdict, and can scarcely at this hour .be purpose of . looking over the numerous petitions and g rc: or il - Total ..,.. ........... ll2il 26 13 21 lIS ir IS'' 81776 ,4 Guebliard's 4. The Rentes Perpetuelles and the Papal neen which no returns hare been this day Total from places where the disease has ceased,ll - - question, he very discreetly withdrew his motion. Loan retain ' their yesterday's prices, and the Four per said to have had a beginning, presents an mi nf e r r s e , ce p i v r i e n p g a r at the it solemrniouosrdpearilsoo adjourned for the received 2582 f 64 r In the course of the discussion that took place and Cortes are not quoted. The Belgian Loan not mense field for commercial enterprize, and the their undergoing the colon'''. took Lis seat, a o n r ( t l . Cents. - - on this subject, Sir R. PEEL having been quoted yesterday, no ceraparison can be iusti- employment both o,' t t:n p c a e s, o 4 f theh Cmovufurlt. commendations of the various • • } t " h a e fter twelve o'clock the HE- Grand Total 5064 11490 ,V threw out sOme toted. ;'or the end of the month the Five per Cents. cc ' capital . and labour,. in the in the most impressive manner pros:: e Y s d en e t o LONDON.-(THIS DAY, AT THREE O'CLOCK.) es hints resp ecl i ng have advanced 15c., and the Three per Cents. 35c. The Belgian Loan -1-. . . benefits . resulting from which all classes in both sen Sli tence of death upon the foll e•' a! the creation of Peers, which Mr. Papal Loan has declined 4, and the Bel • kinadoins cannot fail to participate. i °l l- , :; ~6 duo r, .1 7 4 -:.=. ...' ,i, STANLEY o usual. proclamation having evaded with areat address. Neapolitans are not quoted ; and the Rentes Perpetuelles ......-........ been made, h e IL-s; I a. ee. .74 it `,2 g E . b not having been quoted yesterday, no comparison can be in- - -- ---- - a DistricteL lEigi d . e •ea -1 •s ? caE, zaef, at We have --------- - stituted. On Tuesday Mr. JEREMY BENTHAM gave .. pi isoners :-.- o ,ng Ties e • g 8 -.4 E ..' tl] received by express the Paris Papers F _ RENcn FUNDS, PARIS, FEB. 20.-Five per Cents., 97f. 10c. E Ti . Z fr: '-', .-,` 4 2 's' 2 z of 'Mond a , . 971 the. 95c. 30c. 50c. 40c. 45c. 40e. 45c. 40c. 45c. 40c. 45c. 50c 45c an entertainmeet et his mansion in Birdcage-walk, St. Henry Stockwell, for abh ro robbery on the person ; John ) , Vslth G a li, nan i' s ivi essenger , and * O7l. 40c. 45c. 58c. 45 c. s °e• 45 c- !) c. ; Three Per Cents, CAW: 80c.. 'James's. ark to his old friend, the Prince CaalunaY s . "' Wilson ' for , i , i ni o s uselireakin g an d l arceny ; James wile Limehouse -_ lo the Evenin g b 66f. 85c. 90c. 80c. Ssc. 90c. 95c 671. 661. 95c. ti7f. dfif. p 5. 90, 67 1. P s eobbery on the person ; Ram- leo 0 0 2 7 4 : f 67f. OH. Sc 67i. 67 . 6 Sc. ; Bank Stock, 1,620 f. 1,6151 housebreaking, upon his own Papers, dated yesterda They (air ooc. ze. 3 7. and a select party. The Prince sustains with a cheeiful Joseph Jacobs, f oe a Henry_ confession; Southwark 1 I 0 0 2 6 3 P I , COntain no , 1,617f.50g. 1620 f. ; Rente de Napfes, 78f. 7811 Inc. 78L 78f. tees dienitv worthy of himself the part he took in the The foil . particular news worthy of comment. - Sr 10c. 20c. 10c. I:.c. ; Royal Spanish Loan, 75% 4% %; Rents ' • rerpetuelle d'Espagne, 5343 44443 le ; Haytian Loan, 2151: failure of his nation's cause, which has deprived him of his lion; Ann Drake: rompsen, for returning from traneprta- in Afloat on the River , 2 2 3 0 1 1 24 13 ~,, °W11) th, pa er, 2.3 f. 45c.; money, . Exchange on London, one mon 0, . p ~, . for stealin in e -e • - .upon g .., cha !ling house, 7. r 0 5 37 oo 'a -5 1 -3 7 - 1 -" --- 1 - g are extracts :____ 2.51 45c.. ; three months, paper, 25f.....)c. , money, s hi a a y m ,llie fo r r a i„ T i (Fr om ~. . i sseorge Atheack, for housebreekine Cases before reported at LarnOeth, Ito,herhithe, PARIS v tvalignani's Messenger of Monday.) Authentique. - means of subsistence ; his chief solicitude appears to be and larceny ; e itatcans and Whitesopel - ------ . Thomas Collier, for horse-stealing ; and , i ,. 1 * ch that itt„ s} , _• 20...-The Temps says :-" It is reported for the fate of those of his fellow-coentrymen who are, like George , Leslie, for stealing in a dwelling house. ---- ----- Grand Total 45 l ..i8 in ters h uroi ael Molitor is to go as Ambassador to Saint Pe- By Brussels Papers, received this morning, we •, - himself, wanderses frem their homes. It is believed that TitaasroterED FOR LIFE. John &Mitt), ThOrat3 , icsi g ned) WM. MACLEAN, Secretary. in ips thithe r " Duke de Mortemait having declined return . learn that h S t e unrem., a . Mil : tar , Tribunal has he will take up his residence in • Fiance. J on es, John W . t , ,,, , ,,aam ;',UPell, and William West. i are.........-. Ire sh It is al e° e 4,,,,, , It,so asserted that Count Guillerninot is . , --- SENTENCES OF THE PRISONERS. The whole of the calendar having been gone through, the Jury were discharged, and the Court adjourned for the purpose of looking over the numerous petitions and re• commendation s of the various prisoners, preparatory to their undergoing the solemn ordeal of receiving the sen tence of the Court. Shortly after twelve o'clock the RE coxpEn took his seat, and the usual proclamation having been made, he in the most impressive manner proceeded to pass the — awful sent ence of death upon the following pris Henry Stockwell, for a robbery on the person ; John Wilson, for h ousebreaking and larceny; James Wil liams, for housebreakin Jose h Jacob s g, up on hi s own confess i on ; pacos, for a robb er y on th erson sa y, other a ise Thompson, for returning from transporta tion; Ann Drake - , for stealing in a dwelling-house, upon h er own confe s si on ; Geor e Atheack, f or h ouse b rea ki ne g and larceny ; Thomas Collier, for ho rse - s t e ali n g; and George Leslie, for h teding i n a d we lli ng h ouse. TEANsroETEn FOR LIFE. John Smith, Thom J on es, John Wimpell, an d W ill i am West. FOURTEEN Y EAR , S.--George Williams, Win. Thomp son, William Ba, k er, Jeremiah ` Piercv, James Isaleey, JIM" B . l ; lli7 au, Louisa Norman , Cluries Wilson. James Roberts, 'Joseph S mith, William Richards, Ann Burton, Henry Jemm ett, John Bentley, Charles Sartin, Georgc . Lofthouse, H enry Grantham, Tomas Lodge, and Sarah Brain, (the three latter were convicted 'on two indictments). FOE. SEVEN V EA • Thos. Johnson, George Hewitt, John D o nnelly, Thomas Jones, Thomas Wilson, Samuel Garrett, Thomas Sparks, Abraham Sizer, John Sanders, We have received by express the Paris Papers o f 'Mo n d a the Evening y , with Galignani's Messe n ger, and They Papers, d a t e d y ester d ay . contain no PartiCul ar news wort h y o f comment. The follovving are extracts : D . ( l'intn. Qau g „, , Messenger of Monday.) ' Akis, FFit. 20-......Tnths Temps says :—" It is reported that Aisrthal 140144 ' t o e as Ambassador to Saint Pe tershulf4h, the puke de 's A go t matt having declined r eturn. ivg thither. It ; .5 also asserted that Count Guilleminot is to'l,ieh:hlate9 .tpabamsadoe at I3rubsels." t.. • 'lift ' St ate Gaze tte of the 13th instant br in gs intelltgenee front, h h to Feb. 4, of which the followi o . i _ ,-, t. r - eterstrg We learn from Kiachta, tin der dat e ; an extract :- 11 th e Chine , e who arrive there states that the' 171tha o t f a tea 'ant off from Fu•Tsian for our P t! '" is q u an tit y tou vo r. ive v e , l6 _, more J o , ~ary finds, "9, however, had not been able, ow i ng to F" t ' to enter the northern port Tian-Sin, By Brussels Papers, received this morning, we learn that the Supreme Military Tribunal has cancelled the sentence of the Court-martial, which condemned M. STEVEN to a year's imprison ment. This- decision will restore 'M. STEVEN to freedom, and vindicate the liberty of the Press in the new kingdom of Belgium. Matters do not yet appear to go on amicably between the THE CHOLERA HOAX.--Among the many valuable qualities of Dr. GRANVILLE'S Catechism of Health, that of disabusing the public mind as to the de l !u•ion practised on it by the cholera alarmists, is not the !east. The reader of this invaluable little volume will have his apprehensions relieved with regard to the alleged danger at present existing in LondOn, and will moreover be instructed as to the safest course to be pursued, should ever the Asiatic scourge rage amongst us, THE PRIVY COUNCIL, The Privy Council broke up shortly after four o'clock this afternoon, and at the conclusion of the ordinary busines. the following gentlemen were appointed as Sheriffs for Bedford. shire and Southampton : BEnFonnsurßE-111r. Abram Edward Gregory, of Biggles wade, appointed in the room of Thomas Potter Macqueen, o Ridgmont, Esq. Sotrriumrfow—Sir William Hesthcote, of Hersley, Bart.' it the room ofJarvis Clark Jarvis, of Ids worth Park, Esq. LITER AT Urvr. CHESKIAN ANT HOL 0 G ; BLING lIIsTORY OF THE POETICAL LITERATURE or BOHEMIA, WITH TRAN , LATED SrECIMENS, BY JOHN E' , WEING,-London, R. Hunter, 1532, pp. 270, 12mo. Dr. Bowring, by his historical sketches and translations of the Anthologies of the Magyars the Russians, the Batavians, the Servians, and the Poles, has done more to extend the circle of kindly affections than any one among us at the present time; and in the highly interesting little work on Cheskian Poetry before us, has, indeed, as he himself expresses a desire to do in the preface, " brought another contribution to the emotions and the exertions which embrace the widest field of generous thought." The Czechish (Bohemian) dialect, from the copiousness of its alphabet, the richness of its vocabulary, its numerous shades of synonyms, its manifold declensions and many tenses and particles, its great variety of dimi nutives, its facility for compounds ; its pliability, conciseness, and natural melody, is, of all known languages, the most peculiarly adapted to poetry ; and it has been a source of unceasing regret amongst the learned, that so few remains of the classic times of the country should have escaped the tyrannic design of the monks—chiefly Italians, Spaniards, and Southern Germans—who, on their introduction after the battle of the White Mountain, condemned to the flames, as here tical, every Bohemian work that could be found. The liberal policy, however, of the Emperor Joseph 11. opened a new era to Bohemian lite rature ;—that classical language was again ac knowledged and cultivated, and such of the con cealed works as had escaped the ruthless vigi lance of the monks were re-printed. The same wise and liberal policy has been extended under the present Govern►nent ; and many men of merit, mindful of the fame of their ancestors, have endeavoured to cultivate anew all branches of the sciences, and to rival, if possible, their inore advanced neighbours. The spirit of to leration and liberty, which is now so happily penetrating every portion of the Continent, will soon, we trust, unite us all in closer bonds of intercourse and good-will than the tribes and nations of Europe have hitherto lived—when he well-being, as well as the literature, of each All become matter of interest to all. Having been led beyond our limits, we hasten to remark hat this volume is redolent of characteristic and lofty, and beautiful and playful poetry, in every variety of measure. What, for instance, can be more delightful than the following gush ofgirlish I.tld filial tenderness Mother ! look round thee, Round thee and see, All the youths struggling, Struggling for me. Fierce is the struggle, Eager and wild Does thy heart gladden I am thy Or what more noble and touching than the restless yet subdued patriotism, the dignified re signation, and holy passion displayed in the wenty-third Sonnet of Kollar The busy thoughts to narrow bounds confined, Struggle for wider fields, and beat the wires Of their poor cage:—impatience makes them blind In gazing on the light of vain desires, And they disperse—but hope broods o'er the mind, And warms its dreams and fans its sleeping fires, Till like that glorious bird that never tires, It tits aloft in cibuds and, stars enshrined. For me has virtue flowered on love's sweet sten, At Vesta's altar I have pour'd my vows : I have tied wreaths of worship round the ['toy, Of Milek,* and I wear his diade:n,— To sutrering he the stamp of joy has given, And poured on earth the sunmy light of heaven," W e cannot close this delightful little book without again recurring to the words of the learned Doctor in his preface, which breathes so eloquently the spirit of true philosophy .and kindliness of heart The virtues become more intellectual—th e intellect becomes more virtuous, by sometimes travelling beyond the little limits of family, and tribe, and nation. It is most delightful and most improving to feel concerned in the well-being of those who are far removed from us—to hail them as part of the great family of man: To influence their felicity is the lot of but few—to rejoice in it and so to share it, might be the privilege of all." With this view—as well as for the merits of the work itself—we heartily recommend the " Cheskian Anthology" to our readers. • Cupid. Great improvements are making on the road between Macclesfield and Leek, by a partial diver ion and ocidening of these roads, and try cutting down some bills and filling up the valleys—improvements which that part of the London road has long required. STANDARD NOVELS AND ROMANCES.•. " The Twelfth Volume of this elegant publication, con tains Soritta And HARRIET Lxt's Canterbury Tales, a work, which on its first appearance, obtained a very high popularity for its amiable authoresses. That the judgment then pronounced upon it by the public was a Joe. one, 1... s been since proved, by the favour in which it has been held asa work of the imagination down to the present day. Titian , w -dition is preceded by a preparatory address, written by Mrs. HA AKIET Lie, who has taken the opportunity of paying a modest tribute to the virtues and talents of her deceased sister. The present volume comprises six stories, and extends to 450 very neatly-printed pages; the whole of the retnainiug tales will be given in the next volume. The embdlislaments consist of a .iery fine , y engraved fron tispiece and vignette titk.page, from designs by Silt.- PHANOPY—the whole forming a work which, for a cum hination of neatness in the style of bringing it out, and economy in the price charged for it by the publishers, stands unsurpassed even in this age of unexampled compe tition in the publishing world."— County Herald. CHANGE NOT TERRIBLE.—In change there is nothing terrible, nothing supernatural : on the contrary, it lies in the very essence of our lot and life in this world. To-day is not yesterday ;we ourselves change ; how can our works and thoughts, if they are always to be the fittest, continue always the same ? Change, indeed, is painful, yet ever needful : and if memory have its force and worth, so also has hope. Nay, if we look well to it, what is all derangement, and necessity of great change, in itself such an evil, but the product simply of increased resources which the old methods can no longer administer; of new wealth which the old co&rs will no longer contain ? What is it, for example, that in our own day bursts asunder the botulia anoient political systems, and perplexes all Europe with the fear of change, but even this: the increase of social methods will no longer sufficiently administer ? Tile new omnipotence of the steam engine is hewing asunder quite , ither mountains than the physical. Have not our econo ,nicll distresses, those harn-yard conflagrations themselves, the frightfullest madness of our mad epoch, their. rise also ►n what is a seal increase : increase of men ; of human force; properly, in such a planet as ours, the most precious :if all increases ? It is true again, the ancient methods of administration will no longer suffice, Must the indoraitable lull of old Saxon euezgy and tire, liecoo;►ed ul) to his western nook, choking one another, as in a latlr e kl a o , le e : .1 Calcutta, white whole fertile untenanted earth , t d ill so • r n ant of the ploueli-share, and n no ton al:, o►ne and reap me? If the anoient cap sins e t b- but air unes.—Articte Cliciracte ► .hick-ho!e has no wa ristics, in Welinburgh Review. abertiesiocueg:htthafew Europeanr ; f u r a h e d c U t h i u u B t i t cy r a l y s ie i l ) d o not gu id ance, a t:a c t e u ' re n , e L i t ') uinat