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London, England, 1821-04-09 00:00:00

TRIAL FOR MURDER.

CALCUTTA, JUNE 24, 1820.
At a Native General Court-martial assembled at
Sumbhulpore, ou Therm:oy, the IN of June, ISitt.
Emmen/ Brksh Khan, late Nuggarehre s.f the I.
IteFaallah or Itanighur Frontier !Lim, waa ar-
raigned on the following charge, viz.—
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" Etnautii Masts Khan, late Neggsrehee of
the Ist !fess*Hell of Runrighur Frowsier Horse,
charged with murder, in wilfully and maliciously
shooting to death with a ball from a pistol, between
the hours of six and eight of the everiiiig of the
second of May, 1819, In the bed of the River
Maha Nudde, opposite the Fort of Suinhhohoir•-,
a woman named Choulion, the daughter of Mortars
Slash Faqueer."
Upon which charge the Court came to the fol-
lowing decision :—" The Court, alter the most •
mature deliberation on the evidence given in sup-
port of the prosecution, together with what the Pri-
soner. has said in defence, him guilty no
that part of the charge, via.—For having shot to
death with a ball front a pistol, between the hours
of six and eight of the evening of the 2d of May,
1819, iu the bed of the River Mahn Nitidre, upon-
site the Furt Sumbhulpore, the daughter of Mu-
dare Shah Faqueer. But the Court acquit the
' Prisoner in having wilfully and maliciously dime
so." Sentence—" The Court having fuuud the
Prisoner guilty cf that part of the charge ahove
stated, does sentence him, the said Eniauin Ilukslu
Khan, late Nuggarchce of the Ist Ressallali of
Ramghur Frontier Horse, to be imprisoned for a
period of six years."—" In (consideration of the
Prisoner's long confinement in irons since th,
second of Myy, 1819, the Court most respectfully
beg leave to recommend him to the clemency of the
Commandersin-Chief, and that the period of hi 4
impris neat may commence front the above date."
Disapproved, (Sigurd) n •,TIN us.
Remarks by his Excellency the Commander in
Chief.

The Commander in Chief entirely disapproves
the sentence. The Prisoner, Emau►n liuksli khan
was charged on circumstances furnishing strung
suspicion, with having del►berately murdered the
woman who lived with him. The ►nference front
those circumstances was, that he killed her to
prevent her surviving when he had determined
to put himself to death, though his heart failed
him as to the latter purpose, and he did trot
carry it effectually into execution. Against those
particular., which seemed to fix the crime directly
on the Prisoner, there is ►rut a tittle of evidence
adduced beyond his own assertion. lie states that,
having resolved to pot an end to himself, lie went
to the bed of the river for that object ; that the wo-
man. suspecting his intention, followed him si'ently
and unperceived ; lastly, that on preparing to toc
the pi.tvl against himself she suddenly seized it,
which turned the tnuzzle towards her, and by the
pistol's going off in the struggle she was acci-
dentally killed.

The ponds of the defence are thus rebutted: By
the pregnant fact of the Prisoner's having taken
two ball cartridges with him; by the testimony of
I'eer Khasi, first witness for the prosecution, who
swears that he saw the deceased walking towards
the river about forty paces iu front of the prisoner.
and of course in his view : by the testimony of
Slraick Ainodeen, second wittiest; for the prosecu-
tion, who deposed that lie heard Jamadar Mabom-
med Khan (since dead) ask the prisoner where his
woman was? to which question Elinor') Buksh an-
swered, that he had shot her, awl that she was ly-
ing in the bed of the liver. The Coiamender-m-
Chief is utterly at a hiss how to reconcile to silo
evidence the finding of the Court, that the prima's• r
had not wilfully sod maliciously shot the deceased. •
Supposing the above conclusion of the Coot
to have been borne out by what appears ou.the
proceedings, then the seutence would be alto-
gether inapposite. Six years implisonruelat for
en unintentional homicide is a punishment tan
extravagant to admit a moment's countenance.
The fir cling on the charge of murder being as
irt-
rluural, il.e w.il net sink-%
the Court to r. vise its opinion. In tabor respoc•s
he must consider the proceedings as too stmorrect
to have any validity attached to them; thatafisee
the .Commander-in-Chia orders the' PeinMere
EinSpin Buksh, to be liberated, but foshni• Pee
being retained in the seivice, or Ining
ou any future occasion.
JAL NICOL, Arljt. Gen. of the Army.

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DUTCH AWL AND SPANIAR PAPERS.

• 11161tlett, Makin&
• Tut wren ist the fleallb of 11011 Y. cad the elleielliffarT
' Melange of Mei UMW, fame is Upparttaly, shish was tlal
of these moms, bed ohoody fur suss* time pad
=wt/:l62Swiss Csafedavadtow to *hist of aseasess.so for pos.
meths( the Swim Maims, from soy wialmien.
The remilutileo lit eledsioet, aad die coasequeseep which
ellone, faille Moll from *invent*, has still Warr COAVIIICCa
the Coefederaehrold the 'cement' to 'mike the greatest
play of rtreagth fee its we. warily, sod it is already Om
toned, in ease of reed, to doable tie Caesarean; eft
Canton., by which sit. the army of the Coefedersenen
win be Ineerweed to the amount of 65,000 mem. Many get.
sous from Piedmont have arrised at Canoe, and if war
should happen in Owl 'kingdom, our country may become,
as we wish, Ila mhos fee people Of 011 IMMO-
SiIIeTIMDAII, matt,. 30.
The Cowie, of the Netherlands at Plymouth, has sent
an official fteeouit of the declaims of thy Dutch ship the
'Peter sad ffinnea, of Itorteadata bused to Rio Janeiro and
•Ilatavis, which sailed foam eteissemlsys on the 06th Pe.
housey with it °mop of gmqva, hems, detest, amid pee, seems,'
AP 41011 Chip was off Polmmotb cm the 211th of Febreary, she
'was chased and tribe. possession of by . two English ships of
war; the Cherokeei
i Captain 'Throbald Jones' and the
Pion iseberewesCaptain Thomas Hain The Consul of
the itistbsvlosols, Mr. Jobe Hawker, hating been inflamed of
the deteetiao pf the verse', made impair, isle the Miceli,.
reamers of the Ceflector of the Customs, who said that he bail
eermined the papers, add fonnd no grounds fur suspicion,
and that be had retooled the papers ID Captain Jones, telling
iota he would bane aslbiag to de with the loaner. The
thy, was at length relented as the Sib of March, and Capt.
Chambers pmeeeded eu his voyage. The Consul baring
Arm made the necessary protest, and taken every step to
enable the owners to pronged against Captain Junes, if they
'ohs ht think proms M des. si the rano of the vessel, and
• step to preseet ether violists bearing the Sag at his Majesty
she Karig of the Netherlaorls, or indeed of say Foreign
'Tower, from being Oros eisulesfeel sad hindered in the prose.
mutton of their voyage.—([Vieth utters, April 4.)
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''• -I'7 CADIZ, WARM 16.
'fly an express from 'Gibraltar, we ken, that on the 14th
the Americas frigate the Pa/sober, arrived its that poet iss
ninety-them days from Limo sod Praise, the Captain of Ibis
frigate brought the news shut the expedition of 500 men
which had beds sent gtorn Guayquil against Quito, had been
totally defeated by the Spaipeh arms, only 14 Imes beefs;
succeeded in making their eseepe; he adds that the compeer-
'ors were preetediog against Gusyqutt, with • well-founded
'minimise of seems/ is their enterprise. San Marlin re.
mained• in his position at Gumbo, sailboat say thing par-
,ficelos having mecarmd.
The American. brig Midi, which left Lima on the 20th of
November, mod Rio Janeiro oho the 25th of J y, brings
*the *ewe of the morons of the lemeralda frigate, o. the
night of the 1111. el November, by Lord Cochrane, who
.boarded her with 211 boats ; he made a similar attack with
ate boats on the Alsip° brig, bet Mrs of the boats were
sunk, sad the others fled. The-Primba and Teuganza fri-
gates had sailed frees Lima; en a secret elm chiles, and had
not teamed. San Martiu's army at Goethe and Piers
was 4,000 strong, mid ores 10,000. The brig Aquiles was
to sail from Hie ine the 20th of January, with one of the
three Consmisaloaers; the two others intending to remain at
-that place.
11•DRID, MARCII 20.
In the sittior of the Cortes on the 22d, the President liar.
in; announced that the Secretary of State, ad interim, had
en interestiog communication to make to the Cortes, the
dr bates were responded, and the aloe, Se y said, 4 His
Majesty has esasniinuoised me to acquaint the Cortes, that be
has received by express from Turin, news that the Speared,
Coustitetio° has been proclaimed in that city, sad that the
• King of Serrhoia has abdicated in favour of the Printout
•Caritaano." [The S eker thee gave an account of the
transactions in Tur'is ill the 13th February.]
t
Seaur MorenoG, adverting is Ilea importasee of the
eveiniiiiiicatioo, moved, /bra some public testimony should
be given of she interest which the Spanish native feels in all
those who endeavour to obtain their liberty, and that this
event should he celebrated by-salutes of artillery, and other
dernriestraionie of lay.
The Conde de Torrent, supported the motion, saying,
that she resubmits iii Piedmout bad been effected by popular
• lessinioo as well as these of Spain and Naples, and that its
object would be au less laudable than theirs.
u coeseq , the motion of Moreau GUMS, modified
by /tenor Caletrave, was approved :
" That the Cartes Moak his Majesty for the manatauica-
- tile just made tollatim of the events in Piedmont, sod that
too Government should be invited to testify the tuitional
astisfaction by public demoaatratious of joy ."—(lllnitrid
• illinglers, Mara 14.)

1170131110L1N, 1141111 ell 20.
remarkable proposal having been made to titer the
Imo* hitherto sdupted for ealeolatiag the amount of tho
import deity on foreign soul, his Majesty has decided the
• *DOM shall heweeforward be estimated auteeding to the va.
I.4ffilis article.
elr 'till relltes to confirm his statements by evidence.
.4 :be latest Accounts from the town of Gatle, in the
ce of fletliiklowd, we learn Met the wolves Wive de-
Noeliest several children in the neighborhood. A girl nine-
. ism years of age baa also been the victim of these ravenous
'oessiteres.
It is positively affirmed that the application made by the
Ea King of Sweden to the Norwegian Viet to obtain the
rights of • citizen in Norway, is to be considered as basing
asset misted.

COPIX111•4111S, /MAUCH 27.
The shares of the Asiatic Cantata, 4,1100 iu number, are
la 400 species dollars each ; and in the general inertial
this year each share, necording to the KeVlllll laid berate
the Proprietors by the Directors, was esliwistal at 11171
species dollars. It is to be observed that a sea of
11110 MI species dollars, which arose frnin the sale or the
Catopary's ship the Clasen Prince, Captain Troth, at
in 1899, sad which was deposited in the .lomods
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" been received by thr
per treat. interest,
sweetiog es Ilse Ibth
authorised by the
the recovery of 500,000
e occupation of bramponi
tannery of thee fast sow is
unolotnin, soiwithousamibqr
tipt gll private Frs.

Majesty a letter fame his august Sovereige. The Petrie a
Quires° arrived at Marseilles from Nice oa the Sith
Mee/nets from Genoa, posterior to their whle% trip
yessavesy, give remises to her die factious appereisk►preodeceded to deplorable executes stalest the Govern" ,
Count del Geseys. 4t is at lead errtaintliat Sw siert:
the furious multitude cuetissed. 'Witch*, of dealt
the windows of their falderal berviresmie. At the Me*Bl
When tome devoted friends succeeded to remain him frit
the fetal destiny intended fur rim, the miscreants entered
palace, broke the glosses, destroyed tin furniture, sad rs 7
tattedit completely.
leveret journals have slated that the Austrian General
Comet Neipperg had been asemoisated at Parma. We re
received letters Iran that city which make me neestioa not
sorb eve nt.—(Geetelfe de !toms )
Private letters state that 30.040 Aostrian troops (10,1
of whom arc caraliy) have arrived set
" ROYAL Off'DINANCV.
" Louts &e.—Ou the report of oar Sinister,
of Stair. Considering that I stades*" of the tilrogr4
law of Grenoble have coastsoily takes • port in all elm
tiesub'es with which that lows has bees agitated at diffearali
periods,,sad that latterly great aundiere of thew dude.*
base composed part of the mob. which displayed tie est-
signs of rebellion ;
" Cesosiderisig air, that the measures hitherto token I,
preetot the repetition of such disorders have proved btu
sufficient ;
011 the view of the 38th Article of the hew of tie 994 of
Venues', year 12, relative to the Schools of Law,
"We have ordered and do order as follows
"Article I.—The faculty of law of Gresobie is suppressor&
" 2 —The students°, that faculty shall be required to
lain, before the 11th of November next, the special anti
lathe Piesideut of the Royal Council of Public Instracliethl
to enable them to coutiree 'heir studies io other faculties.
" 3—Before the tat of November seat, our Minister Se-
cretary of Slate, Presideut of the Royal Commit of Public
fuetruction, shall if there be ocessims present to se pima
for the re-organizatioa of the faculty Of law of Goelletisle•
" Minister Secretary of State, Preside* of the
Royal Cumin! of Public Imoluctics, is charged with the
execution uf the preseut Ordiaance. 1.9(11S-
" Paris, April 2."
The Swiss regional of Fresher, whisk wee be tram
Dijon to Lyoun, received counter orders os the 301 h of
Illorch. The staff of the Ist and 341 isalleiteoes POO the sec-
tion of artillery attached Is this egghead, .taeatd sew foto,
part of the garrieua of Was: the seemed bailldloo tallaajaa
at Clealous.itur Sauae.
The 21st regimes' of basalt, of the bee, which was se
have marched to Gteaoile, has received • new destination,
and is proceeding from Duos to Valence.
The Casette Unteerselle of {Jens 1111Ohahlaa IMO/ the
slate of the 30th. a private better free 0.411" Plair 000011.1111
the news we bare already published, boded* her poll.
Albs% viz.—
titelittlgiNo of young twee, after bowleg lore sows off
:ggippgdoemetpas which bad been posted, Trot to 1100 Q.;
meeirest no satisfactory simmer from him. A
„roe tumult the.' took place in the city. Several woos,.
noel eentisile were disarmed. Dietbsrges of Ore anns were
beard from time Su dose; s.d next day we karseed that Iwo
Soldiers bad been outmoded and a eitiarn killed. Towards
. eight a pistol was tired at au artilleelniaa wh. was steal
sio,,,d with a lighted much lei side two Game= .hied Wald
grape shot, and posted en the arch of the Poole Realeepeel
Thr shot mimed him; but the artillerysams Wing alarmed,
fired the piece without retkctiNg that troops were ie the
adjeining posed house. Its canorguence of this seeldest
three soldiers were killed end eight wassailed. Ness air,
sheen noon, ell the shop duors were shut. Etery wee woe
dying, whew a Piednioniese serjeant turning to lie ofsener,
" Litre the Coustituties r' The otisery replied that
he wished for weetbiug better; and immediately the whole
detachment joined it the ray. The people waited with
these soldiers, and the whole proceeded to the Viiises di
asucii, where tilt Guveenor's palace is sneaked. lu an in-
stant all the guards sod all the troops rulings/4, " Live the
Cousttielion r' The soldiers were then sent in elithreot
directions through the torn to manifest their joy awl
withdraw the people from the house uf the Governor,
befog* which they were assembled demanding his heed.
Toward. ere•tag it was thought adviseble to brier the /doh-
bishop and the motioned guard to the spot: by this NW*
the Governor was extricated, and couveyed safe mad sand
to the Ducal Palace. The brave General WOO 60:111•1111Y
mode his body • rampart for him. The l'ittlegeolese sad
the Genoese embraced each other in the *erects, with eapies-
Pons of the sincerest frtemithip; and the nehmen{ guard
,Nnixtd with the soldiers, also had their 'climbs, ow the euds
of their bayonets. Joy was painted site every cotinteitance.
One Genstitutio• was once Inure proclaimed, end the most
itierflact order succeeded.
imam Aran. 4.
General Gourgaud has arrived in Parts, at the koala of
mother.
IXTRACT or A r RIVATIIt LETTIM•
" If the reports didenstuated to the puliiical circles here
may be relied on, the Austrians, on their entry iglu Naples,
offered to the Neapolitans a mixed comuitution, sostrthine
resemblisig that of France, sad, as an teristeemsent fur their
'acceptance of it, intimated that refosid world be iaime-
Siete ly followed by the advance of a Rimiest army also tato
Moir territory. The Neepolitaus are bald to have acquiesced
immediately iu this peupusitiuo, and also, anxious to suspeeld
the threatened march of the Russians, to have seed as ex-
press to head-quarters to declare their obedience. They
were informed, however, that it was too late; the Holstein
were un the march, sod mud proceed.
6' French 5 per Cents. April 4.-82 f. 5c."
TIRO•CIaa, tiiincit 19.
The city of Foadi was on the Ides. March occupied by
three computes of Austria' chewers, sod a piitssitt of liss•
aura Ou the *demure of this deisclinteut the Neapolitans
•bandoned the strong postiture of Fundi and lin.
The inhabitants of Foadi gave a very favourable geese-
time to the A ostrian troops, who Obseeve, is the places which
they occupy, the must morose discipline.

(From the Milan Guertin, Maids NJ
The following Deus a true Elormice, dated the t3d :
Ashbaugh the capture of fund' and ui Stet by Captain Fet.
gists at the head art three eomOttairs of clinissans• is out iv the
bulletin, it is sot the less authentic. The enemy did nut de.
feed this post better than the ethers. Major Curtis Hsi* Nauru.
lag presented to the king of the Two hicilies a letter from
the Hereditary Prune. A deputation bum Atistle has
also arrived at Fittresate this aattraltut. At Nip's* every
shim; is au a besreastrat osiiinsiuu, end the audit tif the party
bets remised t eisibm h."
rants, APRIL S.
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• Cainteil of Ministers we. hell yesterday. at winch the
King pteinded. The Minister for Feseigit Miners was soot
present, he is said no be Sadtsgessetl.
• new jeers., published it Lposs seeming, under due of
MK ;tat Minsk the following passage:—" We bass seesived

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We have received the Paris Papers of Wednes-
day and Thursday. They contain no accounts from
Naples of later date then the 45th last, and these
furnish no new details of any interest. The fete
of that country is decided for the present.—
All the troops recently collected angler Pere and
CAR4IKos♦ have returned to their homes, and
the Austrians have been well received where-
ever they have presented themselves. What pro-
gress has been made in reducing the garrisons of
Turin and Alessaud►ia we are not informed, but we
do nut anticipate a different result in Piedmont
from that which has attended Naples. although,
fur the credit of its people, we may hope their
submission will not display the same abject cow-
ardice and treachery. An excellent spirit prevails
in Genoa. That city was illuminated on the 23J
last, to celebrate the union of the people and the
'soldiery. This fine spirit must, however, prove
unavailing, and is therefore more a subject of
regret than of congratulation.
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The Cliiels is the Neapolitan revolution, deserted
by the army, have made their escape by sea.
Peps, it is supposed, is gone to Spain, a country
in which he will find crivisilship and protection.

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The Five per Cent. Consols were on Tuesday
81 fr. 30. c. ; Bank Actions 1,505 fr.--The Five per
Cent. Cannot' were on Wettuentlity el ft. 70 c. ;

Dank Aciioa 1,520

A Dutch Mail arrived yesterday, with Papers to
the sth imitimt. The increase of the Austrian forces
in Upper Italy, and the revolution in Piedmont,
have induced the Swiss Cantons to take measures
for protecting their territory frum violation. It Is
sccordingly proposed to increase their army to the
amount of 68,000 men.

We give some extracts from bledrid Patten to
the 27th last, received yesterday. In the sitting
el the Coites on the 221, • communication was

made from his MAJZSTY, announcing the revo-
lution in Piedmont,. the detail. of which, up to
the 1301, were read in that Assembly. The intel-
ligence products' a great sensation, and it was
agreed that the Government should be invited
to testify the national satisfaction by public de-
monstrations of joy. The strong interest and
sympathy in the cause of Piedmont thus •x-
-paessed by lbe Cortes, must prove highly offen-
sive to Austria and Runts. We are not, there-
fore, surprised at the reports connected with
the arrival of the Russians Minister, Count NES-
IIILIIODE. at Paris, which state, that the pur-
pose of his mission is to demand the passage
of a Russian army through France into Spain.
' Were Spain not more formidable than Naples and
Piedmont, the declared neutrality of France would
prove a very feeble barrier between her and the
vengeance of those Potentates, who wage sternal war

alpinist every State that dam to attempt and• im-
provement in its internal affairs.

, OD Monday the Lifer frigate, Captain the Hon.
fittsitY Out Scats, C.B. arrived at the Mother-
bank front Naples Bay, whence she sailed six days
after the Vertgeur. She was released fr
quaran-
tine on Wednesday, and carte up to Spillicad,
where she rein:tins. The following is en extract
from a private letter from an Officer at Naples
" wanes, FEBRUARY 28, 1821.
01 AA 6s squadron which suddenly assembled io this Hay,
some ef the ghillie of which joined limn Esiglaud, refitted
warty an the war establishment, have now been withdrawn.
The Liffey, Honourable Captain Duncan, sails today fur
England, when the Rochefort (Sir Graham Moore), Captain
C. M. Seliomberg, and the Iphigenia frigate, Captain Hyde
Parker, will be the only ships remaining in the Bay. The
Attlive, Sir James Gordon, bar ssiled fur Ughurii, to land a
King's Messenger, whew, she proceeds for England. Whatever
itaMmt may he amigned for our assembling here, we have too
doubt theoriginal intention was libellee should tate part with
the Austrians is restoring the ancient order of things iu the
- amierromitat of tint Neapul ilea s. The Queen's prosecution has,
pe doubt, coatributed more than any thing else to divert the
atiArthwa of our superiors from their first design ; and hap.
pity if that affair hashed such •iseneficial effect, for it would
have been a pad flaw on our 1,46011111 character to have inter.
fried. The rest of our squadron are thus stationed: Nero-
listionaire, Hon. Csptain Pellew, at Melts; Cambrian, Capt.
families, on her passage from Constantinople. with Mr.
Frere, late Ambassador at that Court ; Larne, Capt. Tait,
conveying tr Thisoise Maitland from Malta to.Ancont ;
Racehorse, Hon. Capt. Abbott, gone to land a messenger fur
taglaod at Leghorn ; Spey, Capt. Boswell, at Malta; Scoot,
Capt. Rained's, at Coati."

The Queen's Courier was stopped lust 'seek at
Lions ou his mg to Kettles spd had oil his di..

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Marine Forces, in the room of Sir RICHARD 'MUTE;
and Commodore Sir Timm As MASTERNAR HARDY,
Bart, and K.C.B. is appointed Coloorl of the Royal
Marine Forces, vneaut by the death of Captain W.
R. BROUGHTOII.
Yesterday se'nnight the Veneerer. 74, Capt. F. I"
MAITLAND, C.B. sailed for Sheerness, to he paid
ati; mud an Wednesday the Medina, 26, Captain
HocKtaus. sailed from Portimouth for the Mrdi.
terraneirn station. Friday the Sophie, is, Cantata
GUMMI Fauna", attired from Chatham, fitted for
the East India station. Saturday morning the
Grasshopper, IN, Captain BUcHAN, wee t out of
Portsmouth Hsrbou►.—tike will sail in a few days.
with the Drake, Captain C. A. BAKER, for New-
foundland.

NAVAL ArPOINTMSV/I.—Captais Newry Prescott, C.B.
to the Hyperion ; Captain litngland to the Eoryolos; Capt.
J. R. Not, to t►e B 41•11 ; Hun. CM!. Abbot to the Race.
horse; Lieut. S. Pais to t►e Prim; Lieut. J. Hoer, Soap;
Lieut. G. B. hearths to be flag Lieutenant to Admiral Sir
!mem Hawkins AVhitshml, K C. 8.; Liget. Sharkburgh to the
Volcano.

The city of London militia, under the command
of Colonel Sir CLAUDIUS HURTER, are nt►der or-
ders to be embodied, and are to meet in the Arid-
tery-ground on the tat of May, for training, lac. for
Ste days, pursuant to Act of Parliament.
Out Monday, at Cork, an Aggregate Meeting of
the Catholics of thut county and city voted very
strong Resolutions against the Intercourse Bill.
" It would," any they, " be more oppressive, penal,
and afflictive io cun•cience and rettgion, than any
statute in force in Ireland during the blackest days
of persecution and bigotry."
Lord MILTON experienced • remaikable acci-
dent on Saturday, a►id • fortunate escape from per-
some! injury. His Lordship had been hunting, in
company with Earl FITZWILLIAII, in the purlieus
and country on the west side of IVarisforil, and
was riding hotelmend about three o'clock in the af-
ternoon, when, just as he passed the corner of the
Mermaid Inn. at IVsnsfo►el, his horse fell dead on
the road. The chase had betels 'wither long nor
severe; and the animal, which, we understand, was
a valuable and favourite hunter, had not shewn
any signs of illness or &strew. The Noble Lord
was thrown forward on the great North road with
*itch force as completely cleared hint of the falling
horse, arid arose iw►twediately, not at all heat by the
extraordinary accident. He proceeded to Milton
House, with Earl FIT2WILLIASI, who was close at
baud at the time.
We are extremely concerned to state, that Mr.
Fox Lame fits slang-ronirly ill, at his seat, Bram-
ham Park, in this county. Mr. G. Fox, M.P.
was sent for on Monday, by express, and passed
through this place ou Wednesday.—(Anst aster
Paper.)
Friday se'nnight the remains of Mrs. BLACK-
WELL, who lately died at the seat of T. W. COKE,
Esq. M.P. were interred in Holkham church. In
the mournful procession, cousistiog of • plumed
hearse and six horses, • mourning coach and six,
lend three oilier carriages, were Mr. COKE, Mr.
BLACKWELL, the Rev. CHARLES and GEO. AN-
ION. The Misses BLACKWELL and Miss Coax
were also present to render the last public tribute
of affection to the memory of the deceased. The
burial service was read by the Rev. R. ODELL,
domestic chaplain to Mr. Cox!.
Some gentlemen of the Hampshire Branch Ho►-
ticuliural Society, with a few ladies and gentlemen
of the county, have commenced the establishment
of an experimental garden, for the purpose of af-
fordi►ig air opportunity of collecting the most rare
fruits and vegetable", and distributing them
through the trade to the public.

'rlie following is the !louse Ust of the Governors
and Directors of the Mink of Eiighintl fur the
yens ensuing, viz.—

FOR GO RNOM :
CHARLF.S POLE, Esq Governor.
JOHN BOWDEN. Esq. Deploy Goverskor.

row DIRECTORS:
David Barclay, Esq. Julia Horsley Palmer, Esq.
Cornelius Boller, Ea+ John Nam., Ease.
James Campbell, E.q. Heary Porehow Esq.
John Cockrrell, Esq. Richard Stec nadirs, E.q.
Timothy Ab. Camas, Esq John Rae Reid, Esq.
George Durriro, Esq. John Baker Bicloirdr, Esq.
Jeremiah Herman, Eseg. Henry Smith, Erg.
Thome, Langley, Esq. Andrew H. Thomases, Esq.
William Maiming. Esq. Samuel Thornton, Esq.
William Mellish, E.g. Suave' Tomer, E.q.
Sir Thomas Nesse, Bart. William Ward, Esq.
George Wardo Norassu, Esq. John Whitmore, Erg.
The Election fur Governor and Deputy Go-
venter will be held at the Batik, to-morrow, Tees-
' 'by. the 10th, and fur Directors on Wednesday,
the 11th instant, from ten o'clock in the forenoon
till four iu the afternoon.
On Saturday week, at a late hour, while Mr.
ROWLAND Lows, of Allerton, a respectable far.
mer, was returning home from IVresham fair, he
WAS attacked on the road between Edge-hill Coffee-
house and Plumb-hall by three oleo, two of whom
struck him severely on the head, and knocked him
down. When 00 the ground one of them demand.
ed his watch, but he hod fortunately left it at home.
They rifled Ins packets of four or five Pounds. The
night was vet), dark and stormy. and Mr. Lows was
so severely hurt that he with difficulty crawled to a
neighbouring cottage without his hat, and covered
with blood. lUr. Lows left Wrexham with a con•
sideruble stem of money, which he fortunately dc.
posited with a friend in Liverpool.

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PR lira LIC,OPOLD'S
ENTERTAINMENT.

His Royal Highness Fr are LxoPoLp gaSe a
grand entertainment at. Marlborough House Ott
Fridley evening. His Royal Highness has Weir
given a succession of part:ea, bat that of Friday
was upon a very extended aerie, far exceeding them
all. An anxiety to encourage trade was evident in
the arreogemeuts made on the occasion. The /ardour
invitation hid been issued more than ten days
previously, in order to afford time to provide new
downs, and the erampiusy invited, in rank and nowt•
her, might almost rival with the splendour of a Court
Drawing-mom. The liberal and generous purpose
of the illustrious host were not diseppointed. The.
Wier owe most spendidly dressed. The prevail..
ing colour was white embroidered with gold and
silver ; the head-dresser, plumes of ostrich feathers
and diamonds, &e. Every preparation was made to
give facility to the entrance of so numerous , party.
the two court-yards were covered with fine gravel.
and clear and strict rules were laid down for the
carriage* arriving and retiring. yet from the great
number and pressure, it was impossible to prevent
some confurion, and in the zeal of the machine's to
arrive first at the happy spot, several carriages suf.
feted injury.
The grand hall was carpeted and illuminated
by au additional number of new lamps. The whole
of the lower suite of rooms were thrown spew, con-
sisting of twelve, most brillisutly lighted up with
large wax I:girts, which had a most grand sad
magnificent appearance; the curtains and furni-
ture were of the richest silk damask. The
Prince's dining-room was set span for re-
freshments or supper, in which was a new Lehi or
ormolu lustre for six large French or shaded
lamps. It war very 'starry, and exquisitely wrought.
—A new crew' banded lustre was put up in
the small drawmg.roorn ; it was snom
and finely cat. Tea and coffee were served from
the equerry's-room from *eyeful services of elegant
and very costly chins. The refreshments consisted
of chickens and other delicacies, sandaiches, &c.
the most delicious pine and odor ices, the most
choice and excelleot confectionery of every de..
rcriptioo.

The company began to arrive a little before ton
o'clock, and continued 10(1060 without intermission
for two hours. The Duke and Duchess of CLA•
RENEE arrived about eleven o'clock. Their Royal
llighsteists were received by Sir R, GAZDITIER.
and Csi. ADDENBROE it, who conducted them into
the presence of the Panics, in the great drawing
room, who received his Royal Relatives most
affectionately. The Duke of GLoucarna, at-
tended by Colonel Dictum and Colonel DAL.
TON, arrived soon after, and was received in •
similar outliner. The Princess SOPRIA MA TILDA
and the Duke of Sussex followed. Prince
LEOPOLD continued his unremitting attention to
the whole of his numerous and distinguished guests
dining their lengthened stay, and for their gratifica-
tion entertained them with se charming con-
cert, performed by first-rate performers, viz. Ma-
dame CAMPORESI. ste. iu the large drawit►g-
room. In ►ome of the other looms card-tables were
laid out for those who cliousied to amuse themselves
with cards. Every drill; was at-rouged and con-
ducted in the best possible style, and every depa►t-
ment of the eotertai 1111 l rut was conducted ii,
manner deserving the highest praise. The com-
pany had not all left till near three o'clock.
The following were among the Nobility and per-
sons of dtstinction present, including most of the
Forri4n Ambassadors and Ministers. the Cabinet
Ministers, the Officers of State, &c. :
baker—Northunsher land gad Devout6ire.
Dosch —Noralevalbcaland, Ilutatrose, Leeds, Marlbo-
rough, St. Albans, 1)e Friar, Ria:wail, suit Dowager Ricta3
moad.
Marquisse—lriuchester, Anglesey, Lowdown, amid Ta-
visturk.

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Maredionemes—Cornwallis, Winchester, Salisbery, Hert-
ford, and Tsvistock.
Earle—Rosalyn, Harcourt, Chichester, Mayo, Ai*dory,
Digby, Wiltshire, Macclesfield, Derby, Forteseue, Biohurat.
C aaaaaa on, Herrovrby, Roseberry, Speseer, Lauderdale, Ve-
rulam, Westmorland, Fife, Stair, Spencer, Grey, Jersey,
Clare, De.la-Warr, and Shaftesbury.
C'oustesess—Hareeert, Chichester' Mayo, St. Antonio,
Clare, Spencer, Derby, Ludolf, Bathurst, Euston, Limn,
Jersey, Ab0)111F, Besbanah, Warwick, Harrowby,Woronsuw,
Mu!grave, Rum berry, Vernhint, Paulo%
Ashbrooke, Granville, Normamby,
sad Satimuut h.
Visconaferser—Mehrille, Ashbrooke, and Barnard.
Lards—lt. Seymour, Beredord, Healy, Lovell**, Hill,
King, G. Beresfurd, GassWon, C. Staunch, Grantham,
G. Cavendish, W. Lemma, and Nur.%
Ladies—Debby, G. Morrell', G. Lennon, Paltesey, C.
Graham, E. Montagu, E. Farb'', H. W. Wyss, two
sauces, R. Seymour, A. Johnson, Shelley, Gardiner, Nay-
ler, F. Stanhope, Wigrani, Loraine, M. Taylor, Floyd,
Glyn, two Fortnum's, Osenlatun, G. Bathurst, E. Ba-
thurst, tau Beanclerks, two Gordon', H. Herbert, J.
Thynue, C. Ttsyeue, Sere-arid-Sete, C. Grevilk, Paget, Ru-
binson, Perth, Y. Malcolm, G. Pratt, two Grevillet, Nightin.
gall, C. Phipps, three Greys, M'Leod, G. Fame, C. Belusyee,
N. Robinson, A. Beckett, Stanhope sod Spencer.
Ambassadors and Ministers—Russian, Nimpalitaa, Poe-
'agues', Nei herlands, American, Spanish, Saxon, Bavaria.,,
Baden, mid Wiriemberg.
Burons—Pfeffel, Fagel, Just, LirogsdorlF, and Miletsahn.
Curate— Ledulf, Licvrm, Wurousovr, and Cursors.
lire—W. W. Wynn, H. Calvert, W. Gordon, H. Tor..
-rens, 11. Seyton, C. Campbell, R. Mater, A. !oboist's.,
It. Wegrans, G. Nayler, A. Hume, H. Oakes, W. Gi)n,
B. Paget, T. Lawrence, P. Malcolm, Miles Nighaingal..
J. M'Leod, mid M. Alazwell.
Generals—Gordun and Wetherell.
Colorrefir--Gardiner, Shaw, Stanhope, Wildman,
Personalty, Pelham, Cooke, Watley.
Maires.--Jorier, Finch.
ecifigusup—.W. Perry, Conroy, and Saundra.
Lieutenant Hall.

Messrs.—Lister Parker. Rev. F. W. Blomberg, Dirthelf,
Blackman, Riiimerie, Palmer, F.. Seabee, Cox, White
Melville, Hope, Bashes, C. ilemereley, W. &larva,.
Borrerie, Aberertimby, Ralph Abarershatty, Grestbeed, IF-
rise, Fretting, Calvert, Holm flataser, W. Wyos, Verson.
Rev. Blackman.
ilientsses Blackens, Bothell, Greathead, Boaveri►,
Palmer, Crackle, B. Bracket, W. Pole, Villiers, Cox, Stewart,
W. Percy, Bashes, Berkeley Paget, Howard, Wyman's, Con-
roy, Champagirey, Hughes, Abertrumby, Mitchell, Blom.
berg, Heckman, Wetherell.
Misses—Stewart, Cantwell, two Chestier, two Adding-
teas, Forbes, two Cosa, Calvert, two Jarman, M'Cleml,
Bats, three Percy*, Taylor, Webb, Craves, Staaley, Bohan,
Flower, Metcalf, Perceval, two Tightness, Greeille, two
Mitchell*, Cavendhlt, Iwo Robison's, two Fitsclareocee.

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