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F.ISIJIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
The Lord Ma,ov entertetsed on Wedneedae at dinner a nommen', party
oe 41.496%041nd Meath.. of both Houses of Parliament, amongst whom
v.e noCeril the Alsrquis of Imuolown Lotd J. Russell, Lord Etog. Sir
1.,. ocaustoo, Bart. M.P., Hon. J. Abercrumby, M.P., A. Hobert*. oeq. plielled the object souglit. The assistance in this reepect h-
felt exchnively by persons on the Stork Enehange and whtdatbeeslwas
called the monied interest. The mercantile interest, for which they
now tau ht rehif, was not at all affected by le
Al gld T PaON M.P. mid the meeting
til•P.. Jmnrs atarlett. Es_q. N.P., H. Brougham, Esq. pop., Thome. country generally. were much n i le . . n is
t. A erman
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i .debted oel Mei be of the Cit
Drumm, Esq. M.P., J. Name, E.q. M.P., K. Ellice, Esq. M.P., .1. of London for the meteor( and proper means which they hatalndtakthegne
main, RN. M.P.. W. Smith, Esq. ALP., J. Williams Rol. SLR, W. to solicit the relief desired by the merchants. There were some
emmtaros, 'Esq. IN.P., Jobs tedeteet, Foe, bop.. the g. Wilson, M.P., objections in his mind to the plan reconiniereted by Ministers as to
Alt% Ac. lie.
,„, the Bank adrancing money upon goods. The Chancellor of tbe
rhe Da"?' linetd°nens of saliknalf* Party an Weapeadal ewer--' Exchequer should recollect that the Bank had no agents in the nce of
Mr. Justice Littledale; he mid that intlimprieition prevented Itini
f The Rev. Mr. SHTPIIEnD rose to apologize for the ohm .
.reounsi
eaitithenedmineeg,tieogr;heeewdouhled
Rhla.vtierefdelttehreecaont ft,lpeanneyurnenitnbinbie:inbgutpjriel--
eldhciieral
jrlitinsitesthe worottlide
(h.aovueet poteeKveinntgeds
etehnecha.ttendance of the Lord
Apologies wettest.* offered on tke part of Lord Rolle an
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Vice.Chencellor of Oxford.
and drenk.
The Universities of Oxford and Ciunbridge was then
Al li r rose to mum thattite on behalf of himself and his
v. AXE .s
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II as hie ieclingtion to for- LA W NOTICES.
COURT OF CHANCERY.
strong ens Loan crrAverttLort, Title DAV.
ArestAL.t.
Expert. Weston v. De Beauvoir v. Rhodes kew, and Rothwe , ir
Rainey, Bankrupt -to he spoke to Askew-part heard
w 8 sle I p i i -Appeal and metion
y v. Duke of nal c et ton
prodposthede Petitismt;rJudgment In re fluuslown-Lo. Lancaster
waite, & Grirtliwsite Gait v. Ostraldenton, peal
aireedilinfoeortheyPent.itultrah. Inperteitirinmn ith-Lunatle per orde 'r.
v Lord Grantiey-to thhalde-ton v. An-
t); spoke to PYI th leltzebeti, rem
wood, Anthony Ryan, John Smith, John 'Will --"R•
iVilliams, and Chrionpher Batley Todd.
Six Alemthe' Imprisor.ment-James Moss. John Neale
tarns, °meet ,
ii , Career, Peter Smith, Sarah Davy, and Francie Boone ' ;Inn
our Months' Imprisonmcne-litizabeth Blatehley, d •
Three menthe' imprisooment-Sersh Bland F all ti re,
, other Beloo se,
muel Mead, John Bennet. James Peacock, Joseph Der ma's 'e,
Don" v. Watson-AP' ward Percy, James Gerald. Edward Riad 3 ' --"'"
e.. ohn Gray A
Pope. Joseph Iligi j, and Edward Edwards, the tw la "' "'"
alert whipped In the geol. o :ter ie be ,
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t w et elegantly Marsided.
llis Marchioness of Hertford entertained an elegant party of the beet country 10 whom thee could intrust t .
he application or capital there. three Collett/Mee ; it was s . mem we
that Institution. as present and in prospective. _ . The other prisoners were sentenced to verions mind, ef •
mem
li.o yeterday evening, at her house in Manchester.sqoare. h I of al- ward the interests of
In the large towns of Glasgow, feverfew:. and ot er p ems „. ,
te Ith value of extending a helping and judicious VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. nonment ; three fined a shilling and diecharged ; and the J -
utim,
I spply the re. He appreda ( e
'swan 71111 vics-c•Aelcittton, THIS D•Y. AT nstw.PAST of the Cnurt postponed nn the following :-Wilhant saihh" Le"
I.rdy Owydyr entertained a party of fashionable. un Wednesday eves. miler importance, they would actually be unab.e to
MI I in the walks of life, and be trueted the
h d i th
(fleets of an to ass st nse c 1 t rem
TIN o'CrOell. derick limerbock. William bee, Charles Birch, IV li '''''
, heteet het house in Piccadilly. lief:
'bye" in ere"' piece the tiee"mel."l.4 " ° eff I of the advantare afforded them Twit! be to make them
causer.. (n• tUctild,‘
dr
dagbar6 Pun'tgdir taaeflajaad a lall° party of diltipinist44l tn. enstome. &c.. to exanune the goods, and to determine their value. ec •
Ann Brown, and Mary Trigg.
worthy and useful members of the Church nf England. Beasley v. Bunton Sykes v. Lai-khan Itithards v. Turner
shionabt..: yesterday evening, at her noose in :.t. James's-ignore.
Ile undamped that abingethee the Bank were etlyer.e to the men.
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Air;011 r. Laioti. The unhappy men on whom the awful mentenee ne devil es, e, '
Mrs. Shaw ',creme entertniard a distinguished party at dirmer ynter• The hest snots run were, . urns o
d k I: s t the Clergy Orphan Core Ralt,vti, v. it,,v,„ Smith v. King ,
sure. some pereons entertained • icor that theleovemment would
conets v. Ruasell . Chappell v. Chappell. be passed were placed at the bar, when the Recorder am -
stem a her house, Whitehab.plare.
hing of t.m
. privation, °and the Society for Prone ting Christian Knowledge, Hcriv• e. Allyar
I ress,i
them as follows:- .
. 110. Duke of Nostialk yesterday left his seat, Farnham, Suffolk, Mr bat beset wish applications ; but gentlemen knew not
Id ith thanks for the kind and gratuitoms donations of books for the ntedemone y. Lloyd Felt v. Cripps
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Weetreop Stenos% Nous. character of Belted% merchants, who imagined that they won ye, Rhoden. v. Cook Baker v. Fell
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F own to-morrow front the Earl he most urcent tannin
•ty Illit of this institution, front time to time.
The Duke of Devonsttnelo "EPected lel t . apply for relief, except in cases where t - The SECRETARY of the limn Institution remrred thanks.
of Hatewood's seat in YOricaldre.
'llar emee of St. Alban)" and Lady Charlotte ficauclerek hare strived prompted.
dth 11 MI to Minions, which . 'The CHAIRMAN then prolonged the heel hor the Lord Chief -
COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
Tata DAY, AV ilAte-PAsr WINS. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. FEB. 22. ;
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1 in t,wn horn Brighton.
'llte Marchionom of Tarhaock arrived In town Tent/eddy, Ram her seal, e .011 D t AYOe ten res e . emon i
Th 1 11l h
was to the following effete:- 'Justices Abboet and Best, and the Judges flaw Land.
' Mr. Justice PARK raid that illness prevenod one of theme die- Marling v. Baxter LONDoN COPIPION enarse.
Young v. Olsen Taut v. bleier --
High Water 54 m. past 10. .
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t c ettlemhs um, Berlfard,hire.
Lena George Leone: Left town yestenlay. OH hi. feet le Somer. .
" To the Rieht I lonourable the Earl of Liverponl. First Lord
..- tinguishe I Judges from attendingeeleui p
of the Treasury-The Memorial ot the Machauts, Bantam war, to
are him
at
the dinner. t e resent dinner ;he should be Erlward4v, yearn
se he Wall convinced it would Markham r. Fry Ward v.
Nued v. Mountain William. r. Covell:one
Bremer Gorse v. Itivfour Avrived the %%Them Penn, Crellager. from Savannah . '
.p, .
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i The Morquis and Marchionewr sf Ale...bury :met ArrkPefi at their boom
Ors,verme.aquere, from their meat, Tottenham Park, Witt..
Major-Diners' Sir Henry Tureens, Bart. and famtry have arrived at
Hl,* home in Portteed.plece. and Trades. of theMity of London,
" SatowET it,
" That the dietress and difficulties of the present times, in all "id gin
ilie Earl .sd Cosnteas of Jersey have amived at their sent. Middleton matters cor.nected with the commerce and manufactures of the . .
Palt. °ermine:Me, from the Earl ot. Wwwiele-, Warw ek Ca.tle. counum are of ellen urgent importance. me in the opinion of be Mimi° et te his health. Under env other circumstances nothing g
him greater pleasure then to set him at Ruch an swum Menton I%lone' Oladwin v. Satchel!
ogler v. Corrigan Robertsue v. Coke
Wart v. Potter
bly as that which be now whirrs. d, for te felt soured that di•- je pf ma ~,. meohisou
ttngut bed individual woutd parte Igoe in thom rtelings of esti - Brown v. Todd
faction wkeh premeled the comps, yon Vie pr. scent ot prosperi y Leethwe v. Smith
Willtam. v. Dolan
iloweeoft v. crometon Tucker v. straw Hubbard v. Mush
Wilkinson v. Middl
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lon
Brownfield T. Iheeley Xebec V. Mati:vUzi.: ',late Greenleaf). from ditto-the captain wee washed 0-,edr"' a' •
nird °
e- the mate killed. and the carpenter had both his lees limit"' '
mace v. Humphrey Charlston, sailed inn.
Lock v. Niehoi,on
sekson• haven.
\Warren, Locenck, from Marenhem ; Romulus. Vt
The lems O'liar from Sava:lmM ..
' be irsa;
26; Joshua, Prower, from 1' • e ' - '
neste.
, ti, , has &niece! at C ie.
no , e
Cairn:lel arid Mm. Gore Langton arrived yesterday at their boom Da
the Aleroorialisue to requite the early Interpoeitioe of the Legis.
which dawn•d u n the affairs of th 1 met Mom Ile felt perfandy
Ir Tebbine v. Trimmer Idscitintosh r. Higdon tihnienhv t
Marna v. Winter Shephat dv. Payne 'iiod t. iFnolk.arjrl The New York, Bennet f Liv •
ts erpool for New Y
ork, yat
, 4/rove:roe-square, from Brighton.
tutore.
convi .c.-..., t tat Judicial eng: gem ate ;lone pp ven.ed the atten -
Bullard v. Paget into Cork 18th 'net. all well.
Mrs. Comte has attired te town, from Brighton.
Ho:ham •. Brilidley Hollis v. Barnard
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" That in the year 1793. under eircomatancessomewhat similar,
Whom v. Smithson
Se (Aerie. It•bettion, Bart. arrived yeeteedey et kis honor Is Bryan-
„.1 at Ce of th.. to hex Maimed Juege whom health they had drut k.
.te . _ . .
nkins v. Stkinson Gevry v. Harwood The elem. Hall, for Jamelem put into Alilfcml 13th Inn,
stone- twee. horn hi, mat, Denton Hall, York-hlre.
an tActt at' Prtrii3mment s(*M4l., ("urge lII' caP' 291 "3 IrP'''' For the Judges of the land, he we oil say thnt they felt that the Webb y. "eke Claridge v. Williams The Dumfries, Hancock, from Baltiomre, has anived at Belfast
Willitun Hale, Foie ertntred yeeterdey at Lady OulUvesOe. at Met- autameing tee smite to mschequer Mils to the extent oe Eire
ley of the laid was hest admmisteyel when it advanced the in. -
in 20 days.
m and. from Brighton. Millions, foe the relief of the distress then prevailing, the bens- t el• • me hehmj He would always endeavour to COL Rl' OF COMMON PLEAS.
treat. nre iron. e le, The Sara Sheaf, Bragdon, sailed from Savannah far Menem
i 0401101 ant Mrs. Pelmet-ad and finally have arrived tit their Lone is &jai effect. f which are stated in a reunrt of the Cenindmioners
a • forward the objects . f that c ty, because he thought it one of CRANDON SPECIAL JUIT, TO'S DAY, AT TIN O'CLOCK.
.r.ro levy 2.4.
, . Perentan.e.ro ire, fol., ;Reit *est, Bretton Bali, York.d.,re.
lesion. Iturne v. Rolland.
appointed to execute the said Act, made to the Loots Comm
e lite' t ' Nw Hot I, St J• u vs'ast•ret yerrer.
gebeetwv in, pot. e en OD II -e e ..1 . . , greet utiley.
LONMON COMMON Just's. The Claremont, Rowel., from the Mediterranesn, was :ha
as of the Treasury in July, 1704. The " National Society," west% tweet toast, which was received
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Mei, for kis a-it in noes..
Burn and aor.v.sheen Bedford v. 'ehompson Biagi V, Cove ein the 18th inst. near Mount's Bay-crew drowned.
*fhe Hon. Mr. arid Airs. firmer Vernon have arriv el n teen. " That again, in 1811. on further difficulties arising to die dem.
ti with the moo lively mark% of apirtebetirm. Cook v. !week Bedfwvl and avower v. Isaacs v. Claridge
1101.1.11E•D. FIM. 21.
- *nines at Jrd tn'e Hotel, St. Jameees.eireet •-etr. C ...41 and family. merciel and manufacturing classes., another Art I el
•51 - en' 1' " Ihe CHA s a MAX %aid that the institution had received so many Hie v. Blows Mitchell sanders v. Itappon
Wind W. hy S. to S.S.W. strorg breeze, , I
D•r•srrares -Mrs. Wise and family. e 15) was raked, auttiorieing the Lore of eix minifying nf Ex- ,
don of London- and wee so Peieutu r. Gamble Colton v. Brimard
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ien from the
-an. marks ot totem Corpus
yesterday, at six p.m., the brig Neptune, \Vet. Trove. le dirt 1
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I.• ootwiss from Gould's Hotel, Jennyn.street •-F.dward Pike, Esq. chequer bills few the relief of the distress then prevailing, the much indebted to it for dee material *mix:ante it had afforded,
i I Me I,e.Atand , Lord and Lady Francis Gower, fee Briehton.
beneticial effect.; of which wtitointed meaeure were stated in
that he could tint deny himself the plearure of proposing the health COURT OF EXCHEQUER. from Liverpool, bore up for this harbour, bun finding it to much
. Atkin."' JaOmnseenir. ear's
irm
"frient.-jmmes
Stred , .
f D:perture. from me Pulteney Hotel. Albernerle-cteet .-Cape Hervey,
1 .8. /Weldon; Mr. end Sin. Tomlin', foe their Not In Nuns y William •itol t 3 execute the said
a Report of the COmntito.ioners 'ppm.
... , of that Corporalion ;ee had at that moment in his eye ene of the VICTOR CACeire THIS DAT, AT ?RN o'CLOCK.
AY coatroom JUIN IRS. crowded, proceeded back to Liverpool.
Sailed the Factor Connell for Retreat. The Ceuri , )
Act. Demented KO dm Lords Cominteconers of the a totem, in
:s Wile Esq. for kle:tou itovetway. .
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December, 1814. moat distinguiehel members ot that body, Alderman Birch, whom
taxes Liverpool. ' ' -..--- el "wafer
PENZANCE, Fen. 21.-The body of one of die ere V 0 '
- tie felt happy to recngnise among the supportete of the chari"y. Attorney-Genet 81 v. Roberho n
Att•Gen. v. Pulbeek and others Att..General v. Lambert Barnes,
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kEETING AT THE MANSION-110USE. "That the effect of both the acts Met mentiened wee to restore The health of the Lord Mayor and Corporation of London Attorney-General v. Eqnolds Att-Gen. v Peter Bransomli, stamps
Cl.a.remont was foumd yesterday. • . eMg I
TO-MORROW, AT TR% n•raors.
.--....egw- contlence, and that hy the rant of a comparetively small propor. eeine itsta dram,.
2.:r. A Merman Pince' rose to *turn thanks; he felt very grate-
e•LMOUTH, I- TM 21.-Artived the Ilebe, Foremen, rem tee
Irate on Wednesday night and early yesterday morning, circular non of the sums authorieed hy them to be issued ; and so far were
leutes, of which the following is a copy,were sent round by the hoed these measures from being attended with an). hole to the Govern- NI for the nonourame mention dim had been made of his nettle, he
_me, o_.
Boj4tinyer
evh.t.Brianehetr,
theme Mpuermlllenv. Wel:acid, e hrielpitoersa v. Workman,
Jones v. Thomas, ditto G iviittm v. rye. pet mon Cape of Good Hope for London-eeiled lath December. with len ' -
mart, to memo of ihe most mom" „,e,ctieor, and other' of tbe mem. that in eirth cam is large mint of clear profit, after payment would not break in upon their these by addressing them at any pe'vto,""';'.,"Elvniatate, Itayley v. Berg, ditto Thiry v. Rowans, report of mainysrd, gaff. stern boat, bulwarks, arid nearly all het sails; -..
1 City of London, inviting than 'to meet yesterday morning at ehe of all expenses ettierielum the execution of the Acte, was paid into length. He could Nome them that It was the. anxious wish of th Petre v. Wells, ba" EtParle Wallngnte errie v..,arite, petiti in on the hight of the 19th inst. in a dreadful gale, war neliged lo :
run beeween Scill/t Rocks, and miractilnushe teemed drsmoion. si
Mansion.house, to diners, the proeriety pi seeding a Memori Ato his Majesty's Exceequer. Corpoiatism of the (ity London, on all occasions, to_ewornote the se Themeren, and Stray and Average hoe v.Li.rd lienleodo.
Ilioveenatent, praying for relief In the preseet thstreesed state of " That the pre•cnt state of difficulty is berond ell eamParison interests of the Clonal of Englaid. (Hear, hear.) Those efforts Feilden v. Meyneh, Act, ditto Also arrived the ambler, Knight, from Attlta-Mileittle MII i
- trade. greater than at either of the period,' just stated, and is pitch that have not been unsuccessful. The connexion between Church and for judgment
INIVORR TRR WOOLS COURT. Ulf. : and the David 'Walter, Phillips. from Gallipoli ;on :he sth ' .
" elamion.hosee, Feb. 22, Two p.N, many merchents of the highest reelostion. and Potter...tine pro State Ras salutary, and he thought it ought to be promoted. To .rown
o ception,,v. Antler, ea. Mansfield v. Chesty'', Gardner v. Jones, de- inst- off Mainfla..apoke the Sovereem transport, from Cotk to I
.1 sin ta enee of emnerous applications made tome by perty to a vast event, Cannot obtain the Unclenri ot carrying on use the lengeege of a distinguished divine, with whero writings
ditto murrer Malta.-%Vind S.W .
tbs „ant& and trading interests of the City, se also from • con. their concerns. in the ordinary course Of commercial transactions, every one present was convereant. the connexion between the same v, eame, dote ttriddocir v. Madock, Hartley v. Aimee Plea PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 22.-Artived hie elajesty's euttersVient '
revue, just Dew holden with ihe city Members. I have to beg the without subittittieg to ruinous sarrifices, owing to the &Immo total Church •• .. State was calculated not to make the Church political, ettto and Arrow from a cruiee-Strong wittilserom the S.W. ,
ta eat your attentlance here tu.soorrow, at ten for arra' pre- want of confidence which unhappily prevails, it is too much to be but the State retiginue. (Cheers.)
' DEAL, FES. 22.-Paseed through for the river Ihe Groton,
duly, on urgent business connected with the present state or the feared. tlirougfiout the country. Mr. Justice PARE proposed the next toast. " May the Orphans LAW INTELLIGENCE. Findlay, front the 31auritins-miled the 20th November. It hn '
wit:meet's! world. " The merchants therefore humbly erev your Lnrdehips will be never want protection nor the protected gratitude." He raid lie was -memo_ blown very strong all day, so that we have hod no fentun"‘e4l,o
ltiiffn._ed) . " Mr:11. VENABLES. Mayor." pleased, under the distressing eireumetancie mated, to take prompt sure the feelings of the protectors anti the protected were 'Omni- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, THURSDAY. FEB. 23. with the shipping in tbe Downs, but thepail appear to ride well.- i
At II o'clock arrest ell Of 80 persona had aisembled, and at a meteor's In recommending to Parliament to miss an Act to autho- lantana, and he felt assured, that where protection was granted, - IVind W.S.W. ,
I rise the issue of a sum in Exchequer bills, not less than five gratitude would he afforded. Adjourned Siftings in London before Mr. justice GASELEE GRAVESEND. Fta. 22.-Arrived the Cynthia. Sinkleter, fees .
greater after eleven
The Loan Al ATOR took the Chair. millions in amount, for the relief of the present unparalleled The toast was then drunk, and the Right Revererd Prelate hay. and a Spcciai Jerry. Gallipoli; Dominica, Holder, from Demerara ; Shepherd. Fen,
i' His I,onyisittp commenced the boatmen; uf the Meeting by stet- embarrassments in the commercial community of the United Ing quitted the chair, the compare, smarated, highly gratified with
tconetße v. eteLLoires. . frnm St. Kitt's; Fortitude Inertmeed. ---, from ditto; Redd*
tog thee he had Leen requested by several Gentlemen In erinVene Kingdom." ehe manner in which the affairs of the institution had been con- This VMS an action brought by the plaintiff for work and labour Shurnaker, from Stettin ; Anson, Fish, from St. Übes; Atom ,
tkose then assembled. for the purposeof deliberating on the present It was determined, for the 'eke cf exreditinn. that the Lord ducted. done as an attendant on Lord Portsmouth. While the first Racket. AlrElonald, from St. Michael'', ; and Foot; Brothers, Noe I
s.r dierreesed condition of trade, and the best mem. of applying a re. Mayor shnuld Men thie memorial, in the name of the merchants, _ . . . County.; of ip. VAS alive, Mr. Coombe had been in the habit land, from Woreum. Sailed the New York packet, Croeby, fit
vied,. In complying with the wish expressed to him in his ofEcial banker*. and trader., and of the city member., of wham were CITY BUSINESS. of receiving remuneration for hie services from her Ladyship. Sub- Jantaica.-It has blown a strong gide from the 13. W. all this day.
capaaity, he coandered that he had performed a duty ; and as an present Mr. Thomas' 'Wilson, and Aldermen Wood and Bridge*.
sequently he received it from Lord Portsmouth himself, until hie 1 Aomotorm. I. W. Fara. 22.-Passed by, for Cowes, an Anie
.
The Lord Mayor held a (Must ot Common Council yesterday.
Lordship went to Scotland. On this o.cnsiqn Lord Grantley and Ikon brig, with lasso(' foremast, bowsprit, and bulwatka. Moyne
I. ladividual he felt great smistacion at seeing present those who were It wax understood it would be forwarded immediately to Lind
lett all: to offer advice upon the subject. lie would not trespass Liverpool. - at Guildhall, to e ider the peopriety of presenting petitions to
the Her. N. Fll ho were two of tine trustees of Lord Ports. a mde
more on their time than to state that certain communications had
hit. Alderman WAITIIMAX roam and suggested that it would both Hoeing of Parliament, foe the repeal of the Corn Laws, and
mouth e proyerty, cons:
e "e"edered i • • n' *
t advisable that the plaint', should Holm, FEB. 21.-The Minerva, Maetinson, from London%
taken place with the Government, the nature and object of which e_ bette, not to vete
sorb memorial in
go
thin a
meeting. praying tOr the reduction of the Assessed Taxes and such other
roceed to Scotland to get possession or Lord Portsmouth's person, this port, struck on the Berm Sand, off Saltfieet, on Sunday mono .
1 would be explained by the Representatives of the City of London, 'rile imi tit as may enable the British nanntacturers to compete with P
7unhy Alderman drew an animated picture of the distresses of the foreigners upon the principle% of a free trade. who, as the public ie already aware, was not deemed to be in such mg, and sunk. Crew saved; and part of the stores expected to bt .
who were then near lum. country, which be said extended to every class otepereone, and paid The Lon n MAYOR, upon taking the Chair, shortly addreued
Mr. Alderman Wont), 31. P. came forward and stated, that in
a high compliment to the Directors of the Mutt of England for the Comm a state of mind as was necessary to a proper direction of his private sawed.
affairs. It was arrengel that elr. eletcher, nephew of hord WELLS, FED. 22 -Landed here this day, by the pilots, one bag
eoesequence of the wish expressed by severe' of his constituents,
frentley, but since his I.ordship's dealt the rosins., rof that title, of nuts, marked "E. 8. Wieheach," and one chest of orugn,
4 ~ their general conduct, and to el inetteei for their integrity, Red the Mr. FATELL brOttgbt One business forward by a lengthened
should accompany the plaintilf, which he did accordingly. These marked "R. Ellington. Wisbeach."
te and Me. Wilenn Oh 4 illiaan Curtis being nut °r tow", an" correct principles upon which they acted. Ile orly regretted that
Nr. Alderman Bridges, as we understood. not in the way at the e em speech. and made a Resolution upon the subject, which No Alder-
tney ono nflt nerve enough to enforce those principles to the fullest man WAITHMAN seconded.
thft. Hunetrery, pillenTulipiCoADn l'hils'efioa.st. marked E.C. Alousley, DC. LM. Lor-
-21.--Some hogsheads of wine have beet
L'oment) had a communication with Alr. Lushington in the House pmeible extent. . Mr. Alderman IVooD tl-en summered. as the Lord Mayer had a sgeeantt
01 ermienimciporriniceeenticedy, tborinSgicontglar,wdithatlenrieteordrnedpontosmtouhe
ot Conimons on Tuesday, the result of which was toot himself and
under the express authority of the two truetees, the plaintiff under- don, H se D. 3.-Beig. Beeler, and Co.-Bung, J. B. 3. i.
The memorial was then put to the vote and carried unsnimously. panirular appointment with the Earl of Liven-mot, at three o'clock,
his colleaides waited upon the Earl of Liverpool on the following
Mr. ASTELL now moved that tile Lord Mayor and the Mem. took the care of his Lordsiiip, which he continued until a commit- EILRUSH. FEB. 19.-Part of a large ship, timber laden, has '
and the queation WWI once t imonnance, that it would be better
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day, to so icit, on behalf of the merchants and traders of London
bora for tbe City of London should forthwith proceed to Fire to adjourn the disces-lon to au sober day, that every Gentleman who been driven on shore in the bay of Kilbaha, a few miles within -
end the country, an advanee of Exchequer Bills, besting an interest tee for that purpose was appointed by the Lord Chancellor.
The first witnees called wee the present Lord Grantlei. His Loop Head-none of the crew were on board. .
House. in order to present Me memorial to the Earl of Liverpool. felt disposed might have an vportunity of expressing Ms men.
of five per cent. por annum, upon goods. They found Lord beef.
Mordship proved that the plaintiff went to Scotland at .the mire of CuitHAVEN. FEB. 111.-Some :Mimi have attempted to get tip r, .
• It was proposed as an amendment that a deputation from the tirnentry
• pool attended by Mr. Huskiegote and Mr. Robinson, and their re- __ en
his deceased uncle and die defendant, and :that r.he latter had ex- the Hanibro. but mom, if not all, have been obliged.to THUM ro ' .
meat g should accompany those gentlemen. Thts wss aseented to, and the Lono MAYOR appointed this
t •• theoetwitonmw.asthemNeaotbifeierEwlarlr, aewhda mik.ditet'heOunanitillittgartterheiirn hbinsPhil'aeund,'
aeright.w.oas, asr.eaLto._, td t_hean..am._..esgenof Itilemr. fieel,dewmiereanaddTeittnpreon. day at one o'clock. pressed himself fully satisfied with the plaintiff s services, which this harbour in consequence tor the ice above, and last night we had .: -
he observed he should never be able tu recompense as they de- a very hard frost. .• ,
1 uMerved that his Majesty's Ministers had just discovered that by n'i.(l.‘"aa";:agg"Xe"o""h7o"i•e•nap". 'um" The HE st EMnnAN c Ea roported to the Court that the Equitable
Loan Bank Company had preiented a pc:Wm to Parliament kr served. Gai.waY. PEN. 19.-The Cromthwaire. el lifaryport, Wilton, , .
cOarter the Bank of England hail the power of advancing money
On the part of defendant it was contended that lie had petitioned from America to Limerick, wee driven on shove yesterday morning 'e.•*: I
I upon goods; and that, under all the circumstances, It was fourd _ _______ . . ... a Bill, which %IA referred to the Committee for General Purposive
the Lord Chaneellor for nu order to refer.to the Master the claim of on the !eland- of Feirtpah, neer Golden Head. The mast phut . .
. teat any furt lie 111 C
h . tee{ re towards the relief of the trading fete. CLERGY ORPHAN COM I'ORA7'ION DINNER. Three applirations to Palliernent. relative to the Kensington
-ore-- Canal, Hanimersmith Bridge, and Basingstoke Canal, were re. M.e. COOII/bl with those of other credlitors, tied that the plaintiff turd police are protecting her from plunder. m I .
num on the part of Oovernment, than that which they had endea-
You'll* by an airea.ngement with the Bank of England for the per. This Institution, which was incorporated by the 49th ported, and referred to the Navigation Committee ; also. for an might therefore hart rutin hie claim um er that petition.. A letter BRAZE, OW THE M TSER. FEB. 12.-The ink with "WM tot 1
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IV . chase of }Mcbequer Bills, would be imeroper. Other objections Geo. 111, cap. IS, is intended to provide for the clothing, Improvement at Bartholontemeene, which was rehired to the Im. of the plaintiff, which lie had written to his own solicitor, and Weser was lately filled. decreases daily, and we shall shortly hose
li ' sere urged by the Noble Earl aftiltlat • complisme with the views
est. himself and his colleague, which the latter would state; and they maintaining, and educating poor Orphans of Clergymen revelment C mittee
P Mr. Alder n IVAtTainine ard several other M hers pre.
of the Established Church. At the period of the Reforms- 'tented a requisition to the leind Mayor tor an Especiel Ceint to which was subecquently sent to the solid or of the defendant, to the river quite free from it. Some lightermen, who have come
ascertain the quarter to which he might look roe a liquidaion of his down from Bremen. mate thet the remeining ice between this eau
demand, was putt in Evidence as proof of the plaintiff having waved slid that city haw broken up. PO that no futther impediment to tbe
took their leave without having accomplished their object, but cer. .
his right to Clain) Of the defendant. In answer to the shoe/eh W2S natrigatinin Of the river now exime.
tton, when the Clergy of tbe Established Church were no consider of petitioning both Howes of Parliument for an inquiry
I Wily With Ont receiving a decided negative.
into the conduct and ffiamiee of Joint•stock corer a tits ; and insieted that the nom et action was brnuglit before the petition was NEW Yoßx, J AN. 20-The Blise, Auld, from Jamaica to
Mr. Wi Laos, ALP. addemsed the Aleeting. &fore he entered longer condemned to a life of celibecy, no provision was
presented to the Lore. Chaneeflor. and that the plaintiff would have Baltimore, was wrecked on the coast of Florida lath uh.-erev
fiThiselio,ouarntsnie appointed Timidity next for tbe puritan.
, upon the immediate subject which they were met to consider, he made for a married parochial clergyman ; and in conse-
been foolish to have atibjected hineelf, tinder these circumstance& sawed.
begged tn say a few words relative to the attacks which had been quence, as it hut too often happens, the children of men die- then broke up.
to the delayeand difficulties of the Court of Chancery. The letter FEB. 1-The Colombian schooner packet Mary, from la
made upon him in the newspapers, for his having taken part in
referred to. it was maid. could be no proof of the right having been Gusyra to St. Thentae's. captured by a Spanish privateer aae
tinguislied for piety and learning are left to Pine in miser! It is with extreme i-t we have.eo announce this week
whet were called the bubble speculations, to which so much of the
and ineligence. 'Fite recollection of the merits of the a- the surrension of re trent of the Old Bank in this nlace waved, as the pleintiff bad mitten it confidentially to his own so- carried into Porto Rico, has been condemned,
i extefing th
• d. mom was ascribed. The intercourse which he had with
Ministers on the Rubject of this divorces rendered it expedient for rents renders. the deplorable condition of those orphaVns Messrs; Michell, kliTls, and Michell, wldell'eneceedu'd the' . _
Mr. Justice GAsELET summed up, observing, that if the Lord
licher, to ask advice.
The Neurral, Collins, from London to IVisbesch, is reported et
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',um to „y something, but he would briefly assure the Alesting that more poignant, and instead of being an example and incite- failure of the house of Sir John Peering, Shaw, Barber, mhapeenor had not granted ille commimion of lueacy, the plaintiff be met at Lynn,
he had not in any mastic: acted upon wrong motives, or In an•
, ment to their wretched oirkpring to pursue a life of virtue and CO., of London, their coffespandents, and their London must have brought his action egainet the two trustees, they having The mangrove Bay,
way endeavoured to promote wild •speculation. He hoped thee and usefulness, prompts them to think that Church un- brokers, Barber and Sons. The failure of Perring's house been the persons who employed him. The atm tint which the plain- in the Down&
*dims of papas who had mhrepresented Lim would do hien th
feelina and un rateful which has provided no relief for wa, •li e 1 T i • b I, tiMmight be entitled to claim for hie aervices must be left wholly frOM Demerara, Is supposed to be arrived
Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Hannah, _
'justice to believe thie, and, in ortler that he might not be further ii. .. I; partia yr 'nown ate on tier( ay evening, ut not t e
to the diecreion of tht Jury, there haying been no evidence to di- dated Jan. 14 :--`• Vessels putting. into this port. in Metros Pr -
rri esented as to the present transactions, he would declare that their necessities. Many highly-distinguished individuals least apprehension was excited that would affect the Old
It a quarter of an hour. nnd returned er t ••• stead f . hich the latel subject."
in ballast provided Hwy do not load, my now a duty of fou•nie •
gar himself he was not in a condition to empire any of the aid which (among whom the present Lord Bishop of Durham stands Ilank, which stood in the 'react et confidence ; however, them in thtaitredpatetoiecuallawir.
The Jury re
.1 he nom Member then Dre-emmetit, and at whose expense tine act of incorporation yesterday morning a bill was fed • h • d p en, tn o twenty, to w y were y
bad been solici:ed irom Government.
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proceeded to s Ate the origin of the application to 111 in isteni. Some •
Was obtained), anxious to redeem the Church from the nose which the following is a copy :-P°ll in t e win owe, of with a verdict Mr the plaintiff ;co the amount of 21.71. 2.. thl., as
money advanced to some creditor% of hie Lordship, and 1250/. as -wow-
• EAST INDIA SHIPPING. '.4. .
tome ago a meeting of half a score mesons IVO held at the house of ~....
teed that tee (ow e 'nullity of such an imputation, and to afford assistance to •• Oen RANK. -31ichein Mills. and Michell most deeply re- reniuneradoo for hie services, from the period of Lis guintt to Scot. t
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Mr. Alexander Baring, at which it was
gret that a combination of unforestin and unfortunate circus/le:erten land up to the time of the committee being appointed. Toe verdict
trent should be applied to for relief. This haying been stated to the objects of this chsrity, exertcel themselves to forward
I f h h I f I'o-1 2 el
was t leer me on t e w o e et 0 i • s. k •
shiuncokmpe: lied them., to suspend their payment& Their accounts This
trial
occupied
almost
the
at, 1 fh a The Orpheus, Findlay, from the Aleurieue. in the Dorn ..l
sailed from ditto 20th November. 1825, from St. Helena Jan. IMO. e
Al Mestere, an UMW!? was returned that they would be mom happy the interests of the Institution ; schools on a large scale
.m. ee inveetieetee with the least pmaible delay, and they feel 0 e o t e sy. The "Übe, Foreman, from the Cape, of Falmouth; sailed Nth
to receive Mr. Baring, and a private interview took place, Ths have been erected, not indeed so much to eccommodate the
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result, however, was by no many satiefacton, and it was then pro. convinced that altlinitgh not immediately. yet ultimately, all de.
present objects of the Institution'tebounty and benevoleneer nand% on them will be paid in full.-Brightun, February 23. PREROGATIVE COURT, THURSDAY, Fen. 23. Dee. 1825.
poeod that a memorial should he preeented. The gattlemen who
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as calculating on the generosity of the public, and the nee." Sures genets WITII-,The Hope. Harris, from London to
the South Seas, 30th November. off Tristan da Cunha; ee
attended at Mr. Baring's, considering that an application coming
IX THE 000Da ow ANNfEtAdVfa..itrac
front Orem individually might be construed into a solicitation for claims which these orphans have upon the kind and chari- The shock occasioned hy this event will be seriously felt ..ING et mov a e .ers oit num inn
Dr Itt nt TO eel th e 1 t• should thane, from Amsterdam to Batavia, with troops, 30th N
Tristan da Cunhe. ov. elf
rehef for themselves, therefore objected to sign a metnoriel; fnmi table feelings of a humane Public. Tilere am at present by every individual in the town ; it will injure the geed pees to Elizabeth Cooper, daughter of Ann Davis, decauted, the
this reluctance arote the communication or himself and his Hon. 101 children on the foundation of these echools, who re- faith which was re-appearing, and which is so essential to wife ofJohn Davis, who was eunvicted some years ago of a forgery ARRIVALS AT NEW SOUTH W•er.s.-The Norfolk. &Of,. .
continue with Mr. Lushirigtoo In the House of Commons. and ceive a solid and useful education. A suggestion was made the well-doing of the communit F
their subsequent interview with the Earl of Liverpool, Mr. Hue- y. rom the high reepect on the Bank of England, and transported to New south Walee. and the MinstreJ, Arkoul, from London, previous to the ed ot
lumen, and Alr. Robinson. They were received, a% Mr. Aldernial by Lord Kenyon, which undoubtedly does him great ho- which Mr. Mills has always been held in, end his well-
- Ihe property left by the deceased was acquired subseqnent to the Senternber' ,
conviction and transpoetation of the husband. and was bequeathed
from the Caw. on the 29th of October; the Ann, Wortiinzme,
! Wood had stated, with great attention arid kindnees, but variou nonr, that means shOuld be taken to procure for the fe- known regularity in business, we have no doubt but all to the vrife for ha mile and separate use. The convict was now Anus/ems AT. THE AIAItRITICS.-Tho Penelope, Censer
. 1 objections were started hy the Noble Earl as to the mede of the relief malts educated by the Institution such additional know- demands upon the house will be wholly paid ; but in times
solicited. The Noble Earl stated that the leaner texchequ.er bills ledge as may fit them to fill the situation of governesses ; like the preeent, it is impossible to calculate upon the diffi- living in Nee South Wales, the term for which he was transported
(14 yens) not having extinct!. Elizabeth Cooper, who now to, fretel. Bengal, Noe. 8; Larne. Conti-. from Sumatra e Brilrooll. ,
% illiams, from ditto. on ihe flth ; Harponean. Leery, frOen tle^ .
at 6 per cent. would be attended with the toes of six or seven hun.
r'' ell • Patriot Al rel all frmn Suntan& on the leth : Ellen, Coro ••
1 deed thouetand pounds to Government, whilst an advance from the this_we tthinuk would be productive of great good, as we culties attending the settlement of affair's like a banking- plied to become administratrix, was the daughter of decemed by a - • - - • • ' ' •
fonner husband. Dr. Lushington further stared, that notice of the D
vid
per, from the Cape, on the I Ith ; Labelle, ditto; elerseilio.
'Bank of Enema', upon grads, would answer every Object. To confess, leo gh there are many exceptions.we do not think house, when once a suspension takes place, and which
p ligation had h i h Ki ' P h dee ed
een g von to t e ng s roctor, w o in .8 * from Bengal : Governor Phillips', Swindell, from Spiral; .
.
this it was replied, that on a former occuion, when the Government the inferior stations of milliners and hates' maids the Infest no foresight can provide against. Yesterday the • • Nereus. Al•Fariand, ditto; and the Tinsor.
offPering any oppoeition.
tad issued Exchequer bills for the relief of trade, no leas had been for Creserving female propriety. whole town was in a state of confusion, hundreds Sir JOHN NICHOL-The husband being a felon convict, and SAILINOS FROM THE AI Atm term 3.-The Ann. Glimes• fre_ ~ ..
auetained, and that an advance by the Bank of England would only The company consisted of about two hundred persons, of pereons crowding to the other banks for pay- the pmperty having been left to the deceased for her scuarate use the Cape. on the 28th Oct.; Aladeline. Hayes, for Ceylon. N0,..0.-r:
give relief in the metropolis. It was also urged that the merchants w.
netwithstaahig their high reapro for the
.__„no appealed. of great respectability ; among them we no- ment of notee, arid so great was the preesure at one of them, I think administration may go tu the daughter. • ' St. Michael, Roder, for Sumatra. on the eth t Theodore, bar! '
for the Cape; Lady Tregosee. ditto; Aguilar. Watson, tor ler-
' of the city of London,
tweet Dm Bishops of London, Gloucester, Chester, Lin- that peace officers were obliges' to be sent for to keep the Motion granted-
•Bar.k of England, would not like ter expose their embarrastimenta
ntw v. CLAIRE AND CLARKE. don. on the lith ; Flemings, Sincleir. for the Cape, on the Ilth.
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to the eyes ot the Bank Director& As to the rate Of interest upon coin. and St. David's : the Venerable Archdeacon Potts, applicants in order. Every demand was instantly met by Plant, Writ, for Batavia, on the I3th.
The arguments in this com, which turned upon the validity of a
theEzehequer bills, which his Lordship seemed to consider too high, the Rev. Dr. Burroughs, the Rev. Dr. IValtr.esley and see payment, but the panic prevail( d all day. The wealth of will executed by the late Ely Stott, surgeon and medical Omni. ARR proem AT THE CAPT.-The Ann. Giiroes, (ram tha .11',1; 't
they must leave that entirely to his Mejeity's Government, Lord, vets! other dietinguished individuate. At five o clock the the individuals in die Brighthelmstone and Union Banks, clan, were this day resumed. ritius. fith Dee.; Bayadom Brin, from Beturbon for Bordeaux.
Liverpool made no other answer than that he considered any re. Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of London took the Chair, we trust, will satisfy the publje of their stability, though Dr. JENNER, who was partly heard the lam courtsday, this dee the 7th ;La Sophie, .
.
hef from the Bank of England would find Mows" indirectly into
tau . .
' kin. from the Tani fCaorrtliceitanavi
tbe country. With respect to the Bank of England idiancing &saws said &ace, the compan; sat down tra an excel- the prompt payment of' their notes to all echo have carried ee"urned his argument, contending that the testator laboured under -,
uoulenn, from London, on the ltth.
money upon goods. the Noble Earl stated that Ministers would lent dinner. After the eioth leas tenwesedi .-,- -
.... I &Item in, is perlign the .beiit evidence of their safety. . an insane delusion with reepect to his daughter (lire. Dew), and e e 7 ,- Te ret kr
/1 ° that the un d
moan nese of mind conaequent upon that delusion inea- 'AILINII FROM TICE lA . .
PM interfere to require this from them. flis Lordship then stated The Let nr) Btswow of. 1.0 it now propmed the health of me understand large ettOMes Ell. cab; unasked. fore were for- emed him from „ deg a vale, will. the Alaunt lux. 9th December.
that the Government felt a very strong objection to making the " King," which was received with every meek of respect and warded from Loodon to the 13righthelmstone and Union /NA*.
[The fame' of thie e. ' . ere arre'sd n a a BHIPS SPOKEN Wur H.-The Perseveranemßeit, front I
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yr en y befell, erne Yea !net of.romon t
j,BoerBdtehar
mistMq'usis..erllino.inirsifraq..
proposed loan, on the ground of its Miming a bad preceden t loyalty.
alms answer to this waft simple and concluelve. If the precedent The health of his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury was next '
Banks whets Perrin ,'s fa re w s know
i, ilu a nhy their London we deem it unnece.sary to enter npoa the argumeets of the I.earned .br le
ro Renee}, 12th Mtn. hit 1.2.: TonTgb.e2lP,el;.".; hrlynu4the 01;ta`
The Alexander, from Batavia to Copenhagen, 28th :qt., I
bankers, to meet any emergency which might take place. Cenusel.l
as to the Government should be bad, by its leading to similar drink with enthusiastic denionstratione of respect.
Waterloo, arrived at the Cape.
Dr. Lumen:Too is to be Mord in re 1 on the next s'ttin
!applications once in every eighteen Of twenty yarn. what would The Mord Biehop of Imsecoex wed lie rose to propose the health The utmost confidence prevails thmughout the town with • ' p y ' g• - - _ _
it be with the Bank of England, where it might teal to repeated a a distinguished individual, to whom the interents of the iristi. those who have SiCCOUIVII in both these banks.-Brietfun --•-- • -----•••----- •--- PUBLIC DIN N Elt.-A splendid entertainment was giro'
applicadons, whenever two or three persons might become dis- tution were much indebted, under whose fostering patronage and OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, THURSDAY, FEB• 23. oliar
Gar:elle, Ful). 2.3 at Morrison's yesterday, to Mr. Villiers Stuart, the pelt
teemed and require aseistance ? The Honourable Member pro. prOCaCtion it had prospered, an individual equally disunguished foe .-
--.aous---
ceeded to notice some minor objections which bad been started, and his piety end extensive learning. After what he had said he was lesterday, at a meeting of the members, of the Mer- sENTEXCES. candidate for I%iaterford, by about one hundred antl.ol'Y
I winch had been replied to by himself and his Honourable Cols sure it was quite uneecessary tu said be alluded to the Right Rev. chants' House of this City, it was resolved to petition the
sentence.
At eleven o'clock the RECORDER took his seat on the Beech,
Lordslin''
league, end concluded by stating that omy quitted AI inisterts with- Prelate who filled the chew. / Hear, hear.) It was a eubject of Legislature against interfering with the small note cur- when the prisoners Were ordered to be brought up to receive Catholic gentlemen of high respectability. betel Kilire,"
prodded. The distinguished guest sat on his
oat receiving any promise of relief, but at tee tame time certainly !egret that the female school had lost the euperintendetwe of Aline rency of Scotlanti.-(ausaow (*wirier Of Tuesday Feb. 21.
Woods, who had raise! that department from a state of instiffici. lerath-Joeeph Jones, for stealing goods in a dwellingehouse ;
without • positive Mimi.
- Liven POO 1., Fe.B. 92.1 Our cotton market haa'been dull right, and next below Mr. Stuart was Mr. Wvse. C"l' ,
1 i Mr. Alderman Benefits, M.P. shortly addreesed the Meeting, eney to the highest perfection. He felt, however, great pleasure in 1,
lee the purpose of expressing hie hearty concurrence in Ilia views stating that on vieititiet the school he retold her successor possestred teem two days, and prices may he quoted Id. to Id. lower xe,,....
John Gardner. for a like offence ; William Davis, a bny, for bur.
than last week. About 6200 to 6300 sold during the week. John Jones, a boy. tor sob irg from the person ; James Green,
y , Thomas Burley, for grivately stealing in a dwelling-house; le. '1 lee
-IFliite, hi.r.. occupied the seat oti the left of ihe Cha,ir.
and next to Col. White waa Sir Thomas Egmont .
~,,
1 r, S.,
and sentiments of his honourable colleagues, and proceeded to qualifications which left every ground to hope she would usefully
oraw a parallel between the circumstances of 170, 1011, and 1814, tread in the Mote:elm of her predeciesor. Ile concluded by pro. A eel DE NT AT SI
..OTTINGIIAM.-On Saturday afternoon, for burglary : David Soto ed thanks in a speech which excite!
ween Government interferml. and those or the Moon' moment. Meting the health of the President, the Lord Bishop of Menden, shout four o'clnek, two men were employed in cutting away the for stealing goods in a dwelling-Imuse ; John Tikompsoo, for bur. general admiration, botli for the matter it eontailled 511;1. ::
cer, for sheepottealing ; Jmeeph Cooney, ttailthgeonftlemMra.nSeettitaUrrtnwas given early in the even net . .
ttr MS Millloo2 which in 1814 were appropriated, nmenneshelf was which was drunk with much approbation. rock, within the old cavity. which ha; ea long remained open at glary • Thomas Rhodes. for stealing goods in a dwelling-houee ; the graceful and elegant manner in which it was delivere
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It . T applied for, and when the Commissionere made up their accounts, The CZAIRMATI returned domino he paid lee was much indebted the bottom of liollowstnne. The seven unfortunate youths, whose James' Meaereft, iiir 3 like ollence ; John P.arrett, for highway
the profit of Ouvernment upon the loan was 4.40 W. The mode in to hie Noble Friend the Yfee-Preeident (Lord Kenyon), shnee an. deaths have been esteem by thie Inyrrible catastrophe, were within robbers. ; Rich:led Elliott, for ceiling in a dwelling-house ; end
which this relief had been given was most delicate and Proper i itiellanCe in the duties he had to perform he highly appreeiated. for the' cavity, either collecting send, or attracted thither by idle euri. John Thompson, otherwise IVilliame, for a like offence. IVe_ left tile cc :apany at an advanced hour. in the fluilorq,eli
joyment of social communion. Mr. Stuart's spect i
sae comneseioners were sworn to secrecy ; the aridicatione. arir! arty claims he might have upan the corsideration of the &tomtit,. osity, when the roof or the meg suddenly fell in. to the depth of 'To be tniesporsed for life--Wilitein oilepptsrd, Thomas Mateo, be laid before our readers in an early Publication•-lret.
all other paper, connected with the transactions, were sealed up anti , The presence of the Noble lewd (Kenyon) Prevented him born three feet, and overwhelmed them. Such waa the weight of the and James Farquhar.
lodged an the Bank ot England, where they now remained; end I expressing his feelings towards the Noble Lord in the terms his enormous mass, that the death ne the whole seven wee temente. To he transported for 14-years-Geo. It'm. Kenidge who, it
l'!. cads none but the Contrinssionen 140 were CO Sworn were aware Merits deserted. Ile had, however, the satiefection to efiett, that emus. Not a green was heard from a ?tinkle individual attemget will be recollected, wee found guilty haat Seinen of the' crim
of Me embetemoments of irldiVidUAla. There were three separate he was we:l known to the vont an assembled. and 'that they would them '
paged, when relief had been afforded by Government, from which sup eof
p y . 3he two workmen escaped. The rock tell in et three ee. embezzlement, but judgment respiteti until the present Sessions,
ply the deficiency of his expression. (Hear, hear.) fie pro- veral times. As soon sit the alarm was given. • nut, bee of er- when he WA% UC Mtlcti Of the Mr 'err • " o
p e k y , I h it. Hedges, elate, Ann EV'
man's Journal uf Tuesday.
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BIRTHS. •
On the Heth inst. at Greet Ilarr, Stafrordshire, the lady of 1. D' ''''''''l'
of.a son.
the oast beneficial effects had remitted. Ile alluded to the years posed the health ot Lord Keuysn, which was drunk with much sons proffered their ami dh • ied I 11 •"I til Ali al B ' • dJ h n Wednesday the lady of Mr. Lev the Fleet Cleric at the Tab'e et ii.e
stance. an wen it was axed& n t int no eevie, 1 toe. , n mos, r lam ex, e% ni. Herne, an o n Nom, of c " ft . •,
/Mk 1811, and 1814. The Report of the Commiectioners on the applause.
ORtinOTII, o TM POMP.
•cf
Jam omission ITU highly suishictory, and such as not only justified lard K ENTON said that in riming further fall of the materials was to be leered. they commenced Frederick Shultz.
to return thanks foe the honour clearing away. and in about five minutes the bodies of three of the To he Tra df q Y R• el ITI On the 2lst hot. at the Heath, Hemel Hempeteati, Wens, the 13'1
nsporte or ...even rare- mbar 'dor , /OM3A Asikey Coupe. lk.A. of a son. _...-
g mama compellee a similar course on the Present occasion. which had been conferred upon hint, he expressed his acknowledge sufferers were taken nor, The work, however, procee ..d with rse Chnlmead. Joseph Malan, Joseph Pit h tth ete Thom n
be Honourable Member then read the following Passages hom ments with the greatest sincerity. He felt that Much of the pidity, rind in an incredibly ehoet time the remainine bodice were John %retinae', Delay Mason, John 11:rrisl,aoehrnwiFreener, APrron.
T
e Report :- honour done him was refiemeel upon him by the manner in which alto dug out. IVltile the workmen were eltgeged in diggin. for Abeeltents, John Vans. Wm. Brett, Cohn Dale. John Bromley i HARRIET).
' The difficuitiee in which many eotrinverelsl houses were in. it was proposed, and the iiflUeil Of the person who introduced It. the remains of the ha less youths, an imnienee 'lumber f 's
o speeta. Joint Fleming, George Price, John Jones Thomann Shears, Collie- West tinekney.
anGliti Zsefttinferi7tl7sr,'Eldsqltto.j4Blariettai,loactiki;eciar.uja°llhtleirToelli.Jbo"h"n. ‘....fizi9bt7r.f7d4.11:11;.4.
wdeeo have been thereby renierreti• end the fatal efleeta of those He assured the company that nO one could feel greater interest in tors was assembled, Low -0. wh,,,,, were the efilicted relatieee of Hoe :,,haw, miry ne mn, John Jones (2.) Thorn 4 payee, Wm. On ireann.day. at St. George's Church, Bloorroberet Wil:lma 9***4'‘.
difficulties on other houses who *ere dependent on them have been the afiairs 9nd prosperity of the Inetitution than himself: lie these victims. An inqueM was held at the White Lion publics Cox, Wm. Wr;;Ion 1.11: 1. R I- -. n' ,-K li v Esq. of It (-Ilford, Essex, to 1111.. s Hannah A . :
. , n tws, . antes Harris., Get rge ee .
hoped that they would extend their care ro the bumming °flirting house, in the eyeninm -when the Jury returned a verdict on the cite John Hobert.. Centex Fleming, William Harris (I ). William t11..-----m-
-prevented.
, .. gut the opersenns of die
ttt, levee been PeinelPellY silvan- of !worthy parents, who were the objects of this charity, by trans. freers, ofe_et Accidental Death." A more heart.rentling Arena Harris (2). Eliza Morgan, Thomas Yandenl, Edward UndernOod, PIED,
1 I tageou. tO many consitterable ufacturers in' different parts of fining the females educated by them. Aye they had finished tbeir than then emitted hau namely ever been witneesed. 7'he bodies nf NVin. Edwards. 51urie Alien
Great BrItilill; Who having in A great degree etemended their course of instruction in this lust• i
welts, were enabled to resume them, and to afford employment which means they would fitted tolfilullt ;elite,
sto tlite &dolt school, by several of the sufferer% were so dreadJullv mutilated as to tenth:lr Mary IVelah. Catharine Mullins, John Fe re, Thomas elagreth, On
. Thomas Curtis. %William Bowyer, toYtielfw7d2.ynYi.
ituat on ot governesses. their identificaion t iy d•fficult. The came of one of th Thome% Sheare, George James Ch I • l'h Tatham `Moth
to a number or weekmen, wtio meet otherwise have been thrOwn •He thought persons adequate to instruct could be *elected frum nu unfortunate is.ds well rtel„ne - ' free the directio n vale tine Ann i'oa ee iViii. Ala mA' ' ae
" mnfts
la liss.:llhion avui Git*
on the public for soppert'" ,_, „. L. A 1...- more proper quarter that, front that institution.
With respect to the relief Orr". Da. "rra applied by Government The next toilet was. the Corporation nt the Sons or th Cl
recently, in arranging with the Bank fro the purchase of Exche. Tete Rev. Hr. Boaßotrous returned itianka. e . ergy. a d ed
In his pocket. The names and des e
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caption of the Serer% ere as Lodge. John Palmer, Wie. Wh
. on Jackson, Wm. 1 y
eat ley, anti :Bury 111•31ahon. High:tem the Duke of York.
nt Ms house, Enleht:terldree. Colonel De Roos, Ahle.de-CISP
Weitie-dalr. Henry Gregg, EN. of Bedford-Nome. _ ~.0".1.
On the 'DA init. at his lionqe In Little Obetatleene, Mr. 5..
()II wedneedee, in 11.1, leth_7_, Sei_van_u_s Dewy von of Awl llr"L
of Tottenham.
tinder t---Chmete Arnold. aged 11 years ; Thomns Hall, 13 ; Rola. Smelt Blakely was sentenced tri three years' imprisonment in the _ _
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Davi... 10 ; CLarlee Hatfield, 19 : Thornas M itch el I, 17 ; John 'lroise of Correction. and to he kept to hard labuut ; Sarah Smith, Priet.i.4-at-THIR BRITISH PBEsS °Hee. hy J. W. Celtiertez• N'''''
quer hills, he begged to state that it had by no nnallll accent. Tfic health uf the Steward. *ere aim il: tank. Jordan, 12 ; anti WillOtm Hopewell, 13.-Nouitigaarn Herald. two yeate'ditto ; Catherine Al•Calte, ditto. Strand, and peelielted by R. cANNUN, same elate.
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