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HEAT/ /REM.

A hat of a gipsy shape of use lonian sorb, lined with
while satin, and trinsascil wilts • painting. on /revel .IS
the edge. Mower of ruck colunre4• to imitate Hallow;.
ails-
h4tt of the sagas coluaro whit Is iris with a. Large bawl medic
the eoin.

rreor,'s mob cap of bobbin net. with a wreath of piing
satin ribbon roams, the crows., ',wive whirls is a tall of dr/ is.
lace ; "0 the Sup at the Crown is w bulge bow of pink .4th'
ribbon : this rap iv nemmemited with iumelorm MI pink satin.
plated at ritual dialatiere, and a triple Electing of %elitism
twee routed the farce ; atbetr, eftelleibm.
French gipsy cap of figured lace, with fr wroatbo4 itiht
roses round the rruutt. and • large hutch of wiul. moms ma
the right ship, palsies' soli. ribbon Lousing over the ar.wo,
and tied violet the chi*.

Tuque of *bite satin, full trona, elegantly ortOntaslecll
nal. white beads, bead band and tassels, tend an e1.,111418.
philtre of n bite urtricli feathers placed uu the kft ►i tle.

From " La Ilene AmniaMe."

ENG I.ISII %VI NTER CARRIAGE COSTUME.
Round dress of fine rood,: ic innsliu, superbly embroider-
ed rosiest Ike horsier in three distinct rows. Prli•se of rich
Taints silk shipell, of Christmas holly-berry enlonr and
bright grass green, trimmed rotund the collar, (-tag, and
(horn the front ails eery broad swausaloirit..Comb idle
hat of gia en satin, orliamcnicd with *idle riLluttad, ralgcd
with hulk-berry red, surmounted hy a worry full phone of ?
white ostrich feather's. Triple Mira lime 'arc;
Wks. t ridicule, with clasp and ornaments of gold. 13ine-
rit %lost s, said white hid half-bouts.
FRENCH CARRIAGE DIIESII..
TeliSSe'a celrairal blue wt in, fastened down the front
with Brasislortiourga of implishral Tovie hat of .pot_
trd bine velvet, (he hat part crowned wills a pi‘loar au!~
ostrich f. ; the cap pail confined to the fink bead
bandeau of poliolied steel, a its sun CligSsni 144.1•1 taf ibr
cause isuilerial on the heft side. iplc run* of nee tar, ;
lemon-coloured slippers of till leather, anti Noiniati g 135...

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Yesterday morning. about six o'clock, the in-
kabitassis of the &nand were thrown into the
greatest atoms nod consternotion by a Are is.
suing Ned the boom of Mr. Whetter, given
sri4 tesAeolel- corsair' of Ilewit's-court; Strand.
Tlik conflaigrafints was so that only a few'
minutes elapsed before the hoese was one complete
blaze, and soon !minded its range's to thaw ad-
joining, that of Mr. Ashram), pavriabrokei, and
Mr. Buckingham, brush-meter. which wereidhally
connuard, with four other holoWs in Hewit'iw
court. The premises of Mr. Greensill,
manufacturer, must have bemuse a prey to the
flames, had it not been for a strong Party'vrani
The loose ie much 'damaged.' Several of the
• houses opposite aro greatly scorched.' ' -"-
On the 'Monism of the alarm every exertion was
made to save the unfortunate inmates of the houses,
who were at that hour in bed. Mr: Wheat,' heoriD
mg the call of Are, Arose and retttested Ville W
rue instantly with her little babe, ingthe. with gifi
greatest fortitude ran up Moire to swain his twit
Jioptnen end porter, bet baste tido NM 11101111110
plished the fire had raged with • such iimpeiestaityv
he found it utterly impossible to itl'uin to lilt AIM
again. In his endeavour! to retrace %is steps, hi
was dreadfully scorched, mod compendia to leap
from his house to one iddjoiaiog. madvesmsa asif
from the drcouriug element. -This he 41611114
great difficulty, although he had not waited eyed
to dress himself.
At this instant his child was placed in his
arms. It hail been thrown from the second Moo
window, by, it is supposed, its mother to NM
it from destruction. In the fall, the child came iltt
•coutact with the balermy. and
flans caeght in the
arms of two or three persons. The infant has re-
ceived a severe wound ow the head ; the legs are
much scratched, and its hoods greatly burnt. A
surgeon immediately attended, and gave hopes of
its recovery. Mn. Whetter, we lament to mat!,
•was so overcome with fright and suffocation, that
she became a prey 'to the flames. Her body was
seen suspended smite time on a beam in the midst
of the flames. Several of the firemen, much
ao their credit, and at the hazard of their owls
lives, sashed in and brought it out, and imme-
diately put the body in a shell, and took it to St.
r Martin's workhouse. Oue of the shopmen, in en-
alesvouring to make his Escape, precipitated himself
from the upper story, and pitching npon his head,
eta.lattit' oat his brains; the other shopmau was
burnt in the flames ; they are all three in the work-
turn*. A young man. the porter, who slept in the
attic, is seriously burnt and bruised ; he rushed
from list window alms the parapet of several other
houses, before lie model gain adusittence, pod al.
most naked ; be was conveyed to St. George's Her
phut, and is likely to dowel!. The houses that are
Lariat at the back of Wheitter's were priuci-
piny occupied by poor people, and let out in tene-
ments. Sorrow was observed in the coumeaances
of the by-stauden„ who witnessed women and
Addict, almost naked. rountug in all directions,
to save dwutsehres and what little property they
could carry with them. which they deposited Su Si.
llonia's Church-yard.

About eight o'clock in the looming. the interior
of the houses of Mr. Muster and Mr. Ashman.
tieing completely consumed, the walla fell with s
tremendous crash into the Strind A number of
persona *ere present at the time, but none were
Burt. The failing of these walls put an entire'
stoppage for no, one to pass, end her blocked
%% pike thoroughfisre or the Strand. The exertions
of the &eaten eo ibis lamentable occasion ere highly
Itreiwwarthy ; several of them, we hear. are slightly
wounded: Parry. a firemen belonging
to the lope Ineserattee.o4lfice,, was on the top of the
bassos skit were bunting; .rail having conveyed
the pipes so the• top began to ;Jay on the beck pre-
mises. in fiewi,tls.court, that being too confined
to admit su eugi, w.
A great smother of firemen reside in Hangerford-
etreet and its victiih`y, soil they were very promptly
all the premises; bon no water could be got for
three-quarters of gig Liar, and the Ramer were
ruimutinietting with the greatest rapidity to the
houses of Mr. Ashman. P•awubmkgr° Mr. Uuckink*
hem, brash-maker, and .Nfr. Rowley, carver, gilder,
old picture-frame-maker. The areme" were 'wi-
ning limn plug to plug. at id no water could be got,
while the thieves were bums ly employed in plunder-
ing the premises, etel cart nut off the property.
Very few of the psrul. coon obit+ hod slimed, awl
our of them sent to the lion re Guards, requeerieg
*eine soli:hens to reap the d lob from the buihl-
inge. sliest • goieriee of an hour afterwards,
part of a Compaily el the ..Third !legitimist of
t;uarile were ildpittelied (rem the guard-mem,
sod shortly afterwifids soother cor.lpetlY ; they were
pieced at the disputa% of the civil Authority. Pm-
petty to a great amount hid. its die-Alvan tittle. keen
carried away by the•thieeea. The fumtily of Mr.
AS1111)411 heal jest tune tip 'some from the /MIMIC bC.
tilre 4 was in a general eip4faigratiot, from the cel-
lar to Ow garret. Cfne.of the female pets:int* was
eotwally alrauged out if the home by a cusietaitile
iNettlelots).; eke htl only her night-clothes on, acid
wished to put other clothes epee her; but if she
lied remained a minute longer, she Must have been
in.troyed.
11r, A•lieses Wad a timelier of gone in his house.
N genii of which were loaded.' and were heard to '
mi. 'rat, Jew. were obseried carrying off seven.'
tuns
j;niii the premises ; they were pursued by a
~.,0,1011., along Piccadilly, but effected their
'Alter permits were stopped by au offi.
err of Ninihoroo4th-street Police, with a quantity
of .b.les, iiroperey.
The lots-es of Mr. 1174`eaterr Mr. Alaimo', Mr.
Ilachinglunr. mod Mc. .I.4felef, were entirely
.destroyedby half-past eitglif o'clock in the
.moaning, anal ill the property (es:':ert a few
tri-
dino4 winch were curried into tit. Alurtipeir
KlititCll.l.s4lll) W4ll destroyed. 'llse enic rite were
.101apriliobed with water until seven o'Llatil• The
di ul-4 coontspoed 164 fA,llgegi chiefly at the houses
1.1 illAeotes-court„ at the back of the above 9iX
• ouse• 4 w hich were chiefly vectipie.l by poor per.-
.heon.), 'which were lieluse stile o'clock entlrrly
1.7"11.-41. The prow occupants had but very little time
to get out of their dwellings. and therefore could
*aye bon .uery little of their property. The children
!Pete carried unto St. filettiii.• CLuich-card, and

w.;s•'l
rapped in "—sae% thine apparel
rei.sisated.
The extent of .thin awful end melancholy disaster
is net jet kiiown • the following is already ewer.
gained r—Mre. %iliediter was burnt to death: A
ehoprnoui wonted Sturgeon, who resided at No. 6,
Arttlierriolsee. Strettoolground, • 11'estotioster.
stoned the rinse fate. Another 'halms'''. owned

Tooker, was killed in 'eloping hem the third flour
window: Another -shopniiii. named Lloyd. who is
new at the house of Mr. Barron, ironmonger.
Strand. is so dreadfully injured by thrown,* hi►uself
rewire window, Hint he boot expected to live tority
hours. Mr. Wheats, is in a dangerous stale. and
the child-is not expected to recover front the injn•ies
it has received. • No other person is mining. The
value of the property destroyed is Incalculable.
There is no positive loroof lion the fire eomuwnced ;
but it is genersHystatedto have beer caused in the

following scanner;—On every Saturday, the flue
for the purpose oT warming St. Martinis Church is
lighted, and on last Saturday night it was noticed
by the inhabitants of Church-court and Hawn's.
court, that• the vbinneey of the Church emitted
large sparks of fire, some of which were carried into
the air a considerable distance before they were ex,.
tiageislied. and sortie fell on the, tops of the
Imusts in an agitated state. An alarm was then
suede, •and it • was proposed to geed for the beadle,
but on a sudden the fire disappeared and it was
!Bought uniesevairy. The homes which are de-
stfoyed•are within GO yards of the Church, and it is
cenyectulid thin the sparks communicated. to tome
Combustible substance, and did trot break out into
flame until early, next morning. Mr. Wheirter'o
statement of the fire is as follows :—Fle awoke yes-
terday Morning sheet six o'clock. and fuuud his
clamber, which aras on the second floor, full of
smoke ; be awoke his wife, who lay with her
child is -her arms by his side. and told her to
get up or she would be burnt to death. He
leaped out of bed annul tan up stairs to alarm his
sfsepusen ; he called tb them ; they answered;
he ran down stairs again And could not see his wife
and child for the thick smoke thit filled the place ;
he supposed that she had ran down stain; he at-
tempted to go after her, but was prevented by the
fismes issuing up the stairs; lie ram back and got
to a window at the top of the lautling-place of the
second floor. when he could proceed no further:
He forced the window out with his ann., end put
his head through to get air, as he was ithhost suffo-
cated ; as soon as he had recovered himself a Intik,
he found the flames had reached his legs, and they
began to burn ; he had time only to recommend
himself to the protection of his Maker, and threw
himself through the window-frame.
At eleven o'clock yesterday morning the body
of ales. Wheater was got Mit of the ruins, a dread.
ful spectacle. She was pist• in a shell and carried
to St. Martin's workhouse: The body of the
shopmen wits seen • short thine afterwards behind •
chimney. between two half burnt pieces of timber,
where it was suspended in the view of the spec-
tators, • most appalling sight. The remains of
the body were taken in the course of the day (where
the two ether bodies are lying for the Coroner's
inqwent) to St. Martin's workhorse. The Mope of
Mr. Greeusill is also greatly injured ; the fire them
burst out afresh after pie others were extinguished,
at half-past twelve iseelock yesterday..
The High Censtabk of Westminster (Sir. Lee)
attended, and exerted Mend( with effect,
with the assistance of the soldiery. to treetaltr off the
web. and to preserve a clear way for the operations
of the firemen.
On inquiry after the health of the unfortunate
Mr. Whinier, at • late hour last night, we are ex-
tremely porgy to my. he lies in a shoot dangerous
state, and very faint hopes are entertained of his
recovery. He is quite sensible, but his cries after
his wife are truly distressing. His Child has been
taken to a neighbour's house, where every care is
paid to it. Mr. Jones. of the Strand, Is in constant
attendance on Mr. Wheaten
The engines were lolaying on the ruins nearly the
whole of yesterday without intermission.
The property destroyed is immense. It is not
yet ascertained whether sue or more lives are not
lost in the adjoining buildings.
A petty of the Foot Guards were stationed to
keep off the crowd. They were phieed at every
avenue leading to the spot to preserve order.

The 354 h regiment has marched from Winches-
ter Barracks to Nilsen Barracks. The depot of the
6.lth regiment is at Winchester.
A sharp contest is expected at the next election
for t,evres. Mr. SCAIRIATT, we hear. has again
declared himself a candidate.

thaw Tar the voyage of discovery to the North
Pole may prove stiliafactory to those engaged in
that iaterestitig adventure, we know not; for oar own parts;
we mast confess that we prefer voyaging nearer home;
Coraltill is Now tour North Pale. and G. CARROLL our
Magnet of Attraction. Al Nu. 7, we Anill prosecute our
Witereriet amongst the Three Prima of 30,0001. the Twelve
Pop. s of Piot %Vitra.. and the Forty Capitals that wall be
drawn swat Weditcsilay.—Should CAJUN/LI be at form-
nate this Lonely as he was Is. the WO, when he odd. SIX
Capitals, itteltadmg TWO of '20,0011/. oar voyage will prose
a golden one fudged.
A Gentleman well •known to the writer of th:s
paragraph. met the miler day with a circumstance
as newel its its coniturnremeot is it proved fortstate it, the
sequel. He applied to his friend at the Stuck Eitchatige,
and &sued bias to purchase some ROC li i his friend replied,
" Tot. 1 will; but you have not, as usual, had • Ticket of
ins—the Lottery [wenn la half an hour, and here is • pretty
towbar undispumil of." The geutleWan, uss the whim or
anwaseitt, purchased it, sad within half an boise be was Teo
Thousand and Fifty Pounds the richer for Ids call at the
Stuck Exchange. The Number was 4,671—the fortunate
Individual ',very well knows is the city), firm nut an hatutred
guiles Goan Gratechurcb-street, an.l the Gent that sold it him
Wee MAIIIII mull Co. O. Curahill, and 140, Osforil-street,
who nes- agolo pion,l is acknowledge the dislimpiolsed pre-
terrace shown in their Ottines, and solicit a roblimilisee for
li
dor present Lotcy, which begins Newt Witosi.somr.
On the night of Saturday, the 14th last, a barn
and each of oats. belonging to Mrs. i/EttstiY, sit
. Picklihrst Faring in the parish of Hayes, near
Bromley, in the county or Keut, were felonioutly
get on tire. whereby a large barn, with some staple-
inenniof Ink:binary and a large quantity of oats.
were totally consumed. A pardon is offered in
Saturday night's Gazette to any accomplice gs!iiig
information that may laud to the conviction ut the
person Witt/ actually set lire to the above premises ;
nod alstr a rrwArti of one hundred poomilr, to he
paid by Nis. Ltr.tia a V and the Phenix Fire Office,
on tl.e above conviction.

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1117 f 0. C. SElirlfEir
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Tw.lata Sir Geary GrasilleW Berkeley, G.C.E. Admiral
of the White, aad Lord HMIs Admiral of Poriugal, was the
slily brother of the Isis Eon Berkeley, awl was burs ARE.
17,51; married Aug. 17(14,Emily.Clearlutie daughter
of Lied Geurite Lemma, and Distil' to Charles,iheiereserit
Gait. of Richmond, by wham he had issue, Sir Geom..
Henry rrediwii.k. k.C.B. K.T.S and I.leutarin4
Culoorl of Abe ablh rrytiment of Slut, wins married 114414 ml
drinekter cud coheir of flee Thomas Sutton, of Moii•sey,
Loamy air Sultry, such; Amme.lsowissuEissely. married Cap•
mist Sir Tle.raits Masterman Hardy, Bort.; Georgian*.
Mars. married Captain G. V. Seymour, II N. sun of iht lose
Lord Huth Seymour, soil rrephew of the Marquis of Hert-
ford; and Mary.bsoiline "weird at Lisbon I the Earl of
Ipssioo, Okla sets of George-Hoary, Duke of Grafton.—
Tesere is alts; a very Rae hay *bunt eleven years of age.
OXFORD. Fulatuav 21.

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lIIIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
On We.Thesday last the Rev. Noel T. Enigma, M.A. Fel-
l"' nrßslliul Colleges Rod Mr. Dolby, M.A. Fellow
of Exeter Colkie, were stipulated iu Contoestioa, Public
Exansiueis.
The same day the fullnwisg Gentlemen were admitted to
Degrees
Backdate in Divinity—Rev. Francis Swim, Fellow of
Magdalen Collett; Rev William Chambers Fellow or Mag-
dalen College; and Rev. nary Dawson Ito:iudell, Fellow of
Matillika College.
Ilac4rlor to nail Leta-Rev. Cheeks Beetle &mime.,
of St. Mary Mall.
Masters of Arts—Rev. Frauds Liiebfield, of Merton
College; Mr. &newel Pole Nhawei
tof Christ Clioreli • Mr.
Wilhite' Serener of 0.14 College; Rev. Tattoo Reoek-
asap, of Oriel College; Ilse try. Nonni Covey, of Trioity
College.
packeler of lets—Mr. Robert Goatee, of Cbtist Chord..
Yesterday the Rei. Joh. Rrickeodesi Prowl, M.A. Fellow
of Carlotta Christi College, was admitted Sadheltie in Divi-
nity ; and Mr. !Repko &oedema, of Pembroke College, was
admitted Backeloesf-Aele. .

ItTIM, FEB. 14.—0 n Monday last twenty-one
mends were fired from the Marquis of BUCKING.
HAM'S battery; of tell six-pounders, on his Lord-
ship's lawn, at Hyde, in commemoration of his eldest
son, the Earl tEMPLE, having attained his 21st
year of age. As soon as the firing hail ceused,
the domestics and other persons present sat down
to a good dinner, provided fur them in the hall ;
and the evening concluded wills his Lord'ship's
health being heartily drunk iu bumpers of excellent
punch.
Aliso CLARA FISHER, the little prodigy, who
lately astonished the public by her representation
of " The crook-back'd tyrant." at Drary-lane, is,
with .her two sinters, engaged at Covent-garden
Theatre. A portion of, the tragedy of Richard the
Third will be intredoced iu the pantomime of
iltwlertin Caterer., in which they will appear on
Saturday evening. Mr. ELl.lsTott has engaged
them, on liberal terms, to perform at the Birming-
ham Theatre. They will make their first al)pear•
once there on the .23d inst. _ _

Mrs. C. Elicits:WS had a splendid party, on
Saturday evening. at which Miss CLARA Funs'
and leer sisters were present. They were taken
thither in the carriage of Baron Pt IILiTZER. of
Piccadilly. whose daughters accompanied them.—
In the coarse of the swains, they were frequeutly
called on for a display of their juvenile talent&
The pliiy founded on the novel of Rob goy.
and announced few repremstation ot Drury-Issue
Theatre, is from the pen of Mr. SoANS, the suc-
cessful author of The Inrikerpr's Daughter, and
various Fit Her dramas. It Ws.? etidtposed in the
Coarse of k few days.
Mr. Items will commence an engagement fur
three uights at the Portsmouth Theatre this evening.
The new coriaedif, announced for rePreperitation
at Drury-lane Theatre. this evening, is written by
Mr. RILEY, the facetious author of The itinerant ;
or, illensuirs of ass Actor.
Oii Saturday •evening, Miss Bvaer, after per-
forming the port of nouns, in which her delicacy
of taste and brilliancy of execution. were loudly
applauded, left town for, Bath, where she is en-
gaged to perform all her principal characters. She
ealitsmences with Adeld. in Mr. Cone's opera of
Harmed Tearer.
The Bishop of SALtssuai. at the request of the
venerable Bishop of WINCHESTER. who fi•orti oge
mud infirmities is incapable of bodily exertion, has
consented to unde+take • voyage to Guernsey and
Jersey. for the purpose of cotifirriting the inhabi-
tants of those islands, and of
.consrCrating the new
Chapels in each, early in Juue iicet. Nu Christian
Bishop has ever yet betas in those islands. which are
I iu the province of the Bishop of wiNcussTua.
The Drake, Capt. SnirFisea, is to be fitted for
the Newfoundlanil station.
The President, late American frigate. is to be
repaired; her establishment will be GU guns and
commodes.
The Hope. Captain JAUNCY.Y, arrived at Ports-
month on Tuesday. from • cr is at Spit-
head. Phaton. Tiber, Tamar, and Hope.

The Aliza transport, from Cork. having landed
the helot of tlw Bth regiment at Cowes du FritLie,
proceeded for Chatham. tuitiord part of the 160th
regiment. 'l'wu regiments are ordered to embark
at Cork far the %Vest Indict.
The 64th regiment has embarked at'Plymonth.
and remain wind-bound, for Gilfroliar. the 5111
bittlalionc 60th regiment will return home to be
disbanded.
Since the additional duty wis laid oh leather (f►r
the repeal of which the Tanners are inn, generally
petit ' g Parliament), twenty-One tau-yards, out
of forty-tom, in Hampshire, have beers shot up.
and many of the traders have become bankrupts.
Contracts f►r 1.000 quarters of wheat. at
1531. 9,1. awl 400 quarters of malt, at tits. sit. and
65'. 4il. were made last work; fur the Vicarsolliog-
office, at Portsmouth. 4 contract for 1.000 Oar:
ter. of malt, for Plyniutitli, was taken lately in
London, at Ws. per quarter.
Ori Monday last was latisiehed at Mews. MAnk
Mid JOHN Mutant:re' yard. steer Southampton, the
fine ship Lary Davidson, Indiiinen, which was itn-
stiediaiety ducked to he coppered, and will soon
proceed on her voyage.
It is now fluidly concluded. that no alteration
shall he made -in the ditties ou Foreign Timber ;
awl that timber born Withal Cohmies 'to North
America shall continue eteuipt Iron' itisty. tic the
25th indicts. 1820; 18 cotsitquente, timber and
deals ate in goad demand, and pricer atlroticint.

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01111 LATE .1117RDR12.9 AT GREEN
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bin disease, y has been mark tbal may be likely to lead to.
thosl*peelootabia of the launderers of P. Bird and Mary
Stannous, tier prrpetrwl inu of Whieheneited sr, mutt' howsw.
'llle tarcenwielt have rilliensl s gfeat rt ward
for the sli.rovery of the Inhuman wretches.
A Magistrate from the metropolis, accompanied by
Aker*, lately weal *lnuits tit make further impelkles title A*
dark transact
tend tie the iliwisvnry. We tore..stirrl to say abet such praise-
von thy conduct has 'sot been misereieful.
Os Weiliteaday last the premises of the late Mr. Hint
were Irvin items:hi sl Icy the .oi.. of Illision• Hall. The
privy (which had• est:ultra the notice qi the .Police) .11/111
emptied, information having hero gived that Site isistrunwiet
by which the death of the rtiifortessiate persons wits ellixtetl,
was likely to be found there; such, however,. lingual viol lo
be the ease. A whip was topsoil, the handle of which was
silvered with gore. The 011iters also found a quantity of
blood upon the pusup.haisille, whicis. lead. them so supthise
that after the mardrra were committed, the person,. was..ed
themselves at the pump. Thew watch its the privy did out
furnish the (takers with any further edit.. Thal the nitirilers
wire committed by mime person ur• peewits!, who wise well
artinsinted with the, family, is the opinion of every one
who has viewed the iiremises. The report of a natural soil
of the deceased Ms. Ihril helot% suspected of the warders, ,i 1
withotit the least fotinduti tttt . Mr. Bird's legitimate son
lives with his %mete, at Royal Hill, CaeOrtwich, 111111 C short
distance from him late father's house ; he had not resided
with his father fur a considerable time prior to his demise.
It is stated, that a will made by the vh ceased, a short
time previous to his death, bas wit here found. The seven
gliness which it was stated that Mary .iiiimons hail at ilit•
time of her decease, are ascertained to have been given by
her to 11 peesou a ihsrt time prior to that event, fur the pur.
pose of placing fur her iu the funds. The only articles ur
properly of any description that is missing are three watches
et trifling value, and there is no positive proof that they
were in the hawse when the murders were committed (thouch
it is generally supposed that they viie), 81111 valuable pro-
perty was left behind. It is supposed that the object of die
villains was art plunder, hut merely the " taking tat" of
Mr. Bird, which they could nut effect; eweept llrei murdered
the serest without being discovered, suet therefore she met
, the same

nerveNti ).
- fate.

POLICE.
. . sost.gewr ET.
On Stinrday :Irchittud Winter, a vrell-known character,
was brunch( to do. Office and auderweut a second extend-
tuition before G. HICKS, Esq. the Sitting Magistrate, charr.e.l
wills being onsteenied with a gang or others in einieutly
attacking and rishlsing Mr. 1061 Pend, one of the band
haunts./ to Dever lanit Theatre, on Tuesday night lu
York-street, Covent-gas den.
About twelve o'clock, on Tuesday night, at the close of
the petfurmauce of brit ty-lane Theatre, the PrUsettstor was
returning home to his residence its Turk street, Westosiii-
stere accompanied by Mary Naylor, a female friend. They
pros-ceded to York.street„ Coveut-garden, to kocure a coach ;
but there kits/ noise on the stand, and it raining very heavy,
they took shelter at a door, when senile tittles came by and in-
soiled the female, and insisted Ise should leave the spot.
On resisting he was immediately knocked 44111111. He
recovered himself, get up, and couragenasly attacked the
robbers, awl knocked one of theta down; he ,was, however,
overpowered by members, was knocked down three times,
and robbed Olds watch and three peals. He was nut tits-
stayed by the rubbery or his failure in attempting to secure
theta, but pursued them through Tevistuck-street, Maiden-
lane, and Redford-street, into the Strand, assobserved by
the gang, although Ise sever lost sight of them, mid seated
the l'risuiter, ore him WO the custody of a watchman, and
piftseed the others, !nit they made their escape Op a (-Oats.
lie had mot the least doubt of the Prisoner's person, in fact
he hid a knotiledge of him before from seeing him loitering
shout the Theatre and in the ueighbourbood of Coveut-cat.
den, in company with bail characters. The identity of lois
person was confirmed in his being taken to the watch-house;
Mr. Pears statement was condensed by Mary Naylor, and
Who also positively identified the person of lite Prisoner.—
He was committed fur Is tel.
. ,
trillion I:neon, a welt.k mown character, was charged with
rubbing the Coach and Horses pablie.houee, in St. 31.1f1iu's..
lane.
It appeared that abont seven o'clock on SatUiday evenine,
. the daugbter of Mr. 31eMilluit, the laitillord, gave an alarm
of thieves being in the house, when his two ions, and othel
who were in the lionse, armed themselves with pokers, tongs,
shovels, .and other weapons, and proceeded up stairs in
search or the rohtsers. A noise of an unusual stature was
Melted in the hack room on the second Soot Unit ISO doubt
erns entertained of its arising from a mast be:in: there, and
a titan was sera to go up stairs with a bindle under Isis arm
(ions that room ; and on searching the house the Primmer
wits found concealed meter a bed in the Upper *lvry. Hs
was committed fur further examination.

Langston was charted with rubbing a little kirl
of a bundle near Crantimers-alley. He was pnrseed on die
cry of " Soup thief!" king raned, am) taken in Leicestgr-
square. He was hroe:ht to the OtSce, sad after being
examined, was eutntnitt..4l for trial,

Dominick Feeley was tosought.to the Ogre by !Amender,
eloarged with falsely permeating a seaman, and obtaining
his prise money.
Ile was committed for ferther examination.
Stephen Bird, a broker, appeared to a summons, ehargiiig
him wilds baring oaken more coils, in didrontin=some monk
in Chandlers, iu the Temple, at the time the owner was in
the country, than is allowed gy the Act of OneHammitt.
The charge ficing proved, he was cuevieled Os the penalty
of ill. O. Oil. la ing treble the amount df de over cliarres
Inch toe lkfciodant refiesing to pay, a dbress warrant was
ordered lb issue agaiiist his goods and chattels.
Ughrard Bowen was chariest with roliliihir the house of
3lr. Furniture. She pastry-rook, in tipring.gariliui of cash
and scremilitticles of silver plate. The Pi NOUN` hieing sus.
peeled of having committed the rubbery, he was apprels,hol-
ed oriel the inforwir.tion of his uncle, at t public boost
called, the TempleTapt in rickett-street„ near Temple-44r.
The' Prisoner was committed fur fartlar exhalation.

POWER (IP THE HANK.
(In fridaj Mr. Price, be Solicitor, applied to the parsid-
ills( Ma;ist►ate (Mr. Samosa) for peinnesiiin to vi.tt .loka
Thorgison, copiihitteil by tilos to the I louse of Correrti.iii,
nu a charge of utteiing forged nuts, purporting to be the
mars irf the (irserritor anal Company of the Rank Of Eligtgrol.
Mr. SCLLON 'inn!, hr cool,' not isine sine nyder fdi {hat
purpose, without having lbw of Mr. %V. stwooil,
clerk to Messrs iityr, 1:n.611604, and Co.
On Saturday Mr. Price again applied, )tad wits positively
retried the miler to see the Prim/her by Mr. eelton, who di—
climatal that Mr, Illestisitud had directed bins n• 4 ter.,i..sor an
order. 'l'lwre w is, tornevr.r, are mosotioation fixed. fur Wed-
nesday, wheu.•Jr. l'ria.e mien, attend.
Mr. Price 11teu stated, that he dpinehenofed circumgwers
proving the existence of a ;realer conspiracy ihtin that in
whirls Drirtit and, Pellisss urre.cuncerard i and that delay
might reader his services in sittifig the ram atwtrtft•e. The
refusal vim( peritsied in. There seas esidesitly no illusion so
this observation to else fist /Wt LltrUfe
It is a singular fact, that Erneistof T'ellattes were, floring
this convessation., is the attire, appbing for parsec to
Ireland.

The remainder of the 14th ittimetit froin !dohs
di►rutbarked on Tuesday, and marched for Cin-
ch...l.o. The flretnett WI WI, who were relea-ea
*envois. and brought to Portsmouth in she Thomas
aid IlLary transport. were landed on Monday.
Governor FAROUHSR hos resigned pro sempo►t
the t lover iiiii ent of the Mauritius : to recruit hi•
Imilth, which he never thoroughly et toyed ut the
is the object of his room to this' country.—
He will re•umr the Government as soon us his
health may be re.estoblielted.

'FA!

MR cAmour CL.41113.

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tt $
EXTRA-CT: FRAY Asrthietti.rl, UNTITLED, "TWO
LETTEitp stir ;MK .1:1-VUor. AF otSOUT, CONT
CYANINu 1•Afil1,101-..iiYAli,Y W10GE•151:44,
Tut capout.ic 4:Lauri." UY NATllAltltl. litattr
MORE, LL.D.
" the etnioent re ably calred in_ nor
Choir' h.by.yon,r Iforstsloith t here,bilungae zealous
ruluiluslr tor the Chtirgh's.wellarr., Agintist r ve:y
thinker tiorrateo tug it,, tPuter rests= oollai.o! or Whoa
chain:el welter it lie si.esiurly.isicisig.. your Lordship
is bound to wint•li fur the Chinch's surety. Iletein
lies our trust for the security of thut tcclesjirtitirol
estubloollisseti:ood of that Pour:tom religicm.w inch
Your Lorilship It your ..misresupuis 110 mw tar. to
oel!no.' rielre Ward. P it Irian my lontritste pur-
pose to lessen your Luttl.lsip's fin:dant
care. Neiilter to let dangersll loo/e. nor to increase.
their of harm, have ..i either the Meanaor
the Yet. my Lord, I (.10 tins, nor v•Uol
bee. towards the folillturot, of your Lordsisip'v
11.11 i; sissy necessity fop ilefept.e, where uu attack
in Made or; turd:until. I tee oitit„itt
reign (pouter, danger threateniusk Our Lcclrs:-
n Is zit
estalilishineut mud Pritt,estunt
I cute nenlier the .c.i.custi:itainces that
*tumid favutir,. nor intagine melt s tilot
▪ :resist, 1101 gnosis the inures that should
direct sppiossch. ord, our
christizins end fellow-subjecta only re-,sert.their ow 3
rights, 'mil maiotain their ott,, religion, without
assaihug outs. How then are We, Churcli,of Eng-
land Piotestituts, to cpilliinCe nut-clues of the Men.
..
tity, sees/ by your Lordship.. in t 4 two Ir.:strains.
• to sitriArt the etaltit:
.fiit4,' to destroy
the Proir,tant ;•,,iigiott.' I. indeed, was taught to
bel;rve the ('u?/,,he ruif , An Ire ritually the prids
and boast of our • Proilstant it
if of on, it stir
our , not only to 111 it. On such, hut,
ris sin is, to lie also Knitted it, True, lily Lord,
the Itnw iin iellgion has been
F peril:llli. i 4 to SIM. Ciliolltjellt Ofiour holy
isligiuti might be in its cwt semr ad
it unircover is in the at eakarbo of ifs udversaty (if
the bead of iiiiiither elsiistiais Chinch must to Ite
deemed and calledi little need have we to provide
agiiiust the
.111iline of leonian in their
practice, foam that reltgims of Feely, and charity
which they warm!, Speciusitis tliquarito ittjurias
betto)ciis vincantur, qtaiiii mutat tnl pirtinacii
pcussittur.'
" For juitifying intolerance _towards the ititole•v
ram; your ',washy cites a ectrisit of Mr. Lucke.
The decree diem rested on by , yottr Lordship, ap-
pears to sue judgment And, if I so hi;
might venture, I shoiiisl, gaiinsly the title, which
your Lordship confers on its Author. Mr. Locke
won, loryopil any of the moderns, einiv
unlit lii Isis chosen liristsch of science. lie was Wise,
m i other ,matters, n cleur end .0 sagacious, if not ill
w:iys u profound writer. A great philosopher' r
du not think Win. but whatever, among pinker'.
;their, his slim place may be. I strongly suspect, .
that your Lordship would not, for fixing ' Mr.
Locke's rank among Christiaiss, make choice of his
assertion, ' /dill mut grant eben ?okration to the Ro-
wan Catholics, because they will not grant it to any
other seer.' And though Mni Loeke, ass his peace.;
ful did meditate fur the world an endless
airrati (((( of rir„iri 'mil blot-skilled; Still your Lord-
ship most uekitowledge, that our religion allows
not 44 011r"*Intlg at iroight. its precepts, On the
very tiCeusions for winds its divine Author gave
them. Nor, Unless that religion he with us, is
u shall we,. in this most clear
and isnperative uusiani.*, do Ys we are. tint as we
would be, done. by. .
a.
‘. Thu they linve plere'd ore to the with Injuries,
Yet with thy swifter rawsou,,:icoutist any fin;,
I will tat e pert ; the reser netieh hs '
lu virtue thau on orenglasolv.•
Four Lordship. itssurrilty. rsittiot..ltelp showing
Magician to lucre hereby proved Itioussif a better
Christians that' the plidireop'iir.
" Of all the ills which he, lour Lordship de-
chtii,s, must sotto'. limn en Enlist alistrihu i i (((( of
, civil rights Xlsjesty'rs subjects wish a like
purtiriputtost of religious liberty, the efficient cause-
L.'s I gather from,yolir Lordship's spheclij, _would
he a foreitn influetire.' This ettprirmit, I re-
tinue, iiiiphes the iiiiitsent* of.tae See of home?
whist maeliiiiery that Court ,allOOlll Kiser in,
this United /imp! ((((( , no dreadful an impulse to
treason ''teed rebellion, I !rive wlrtudv confessed ,flew
tricot a loss to conceive: tet run I well tiorier.s
*mod, find lieheve, ps ititini.ste I lov your
thut set sit strife the
and the Clergy of Issa Ctitirelo. The ir-
vetilots or Ills. Frttitieure Quarantotte 111 y also
breed dissention between the Sees t Itoute sod its
adherents. Thei niuy albite • II: li oils Church;
in A glorious iiivtotik•r, to :synth it, .filveety.'
tioteliorti Irishmen, 4 the tailiiiliectif Dublin may
lie prep errd, if orervvete), to Sitliliele their lives.
rather limo lostresurer the freethria.of their Cfrarch
to Prelate or Pope.' All these 'streets or 1. reiira
influence' sire within stir limits orris i4f nty onitet-
staisilinsz. lint, ni Meal, I ire nil ilotice
to our ; cause of disiitnetittle to us, its
CVe think, heedlessly mi,
awl let the schism ism k its way. Any other. the.'
fuels, Cifects; in tlnn kite torn, of u forelen spuitnal
influence, Ido unit foresee. Wit I can see; and nisi
well iterbisatleti, that if 'lse Pope does, with it, ovcr-
torts our Church. um! 'Throne,assid 'orliaturot•
these Shen Must hits MI the imperial Itomais sins.
' sndgis et rtintorihns, ytrdr4 *twit deptilriii.'
And well, my Lord, we kIIUW,
ifuloUvior dolls ituittilet litre the Vaal" amid echo,
few ouinhci• of the leur'd:
•• your Lordship, 1 Mint own,
isollit to nue itottumsht, with which ti ut
• foreign hilnetii4-• shalt eltect Its Midair's
chit tout Jesuits. 'Phis, in Loral is u wrirlion
I slid not recknai oh', as latch, its the howls of Clots.
tilt' Prelates, to harm a Chilittisiir thou+. The
thirster of ' the Priestlebod,• wills the !Ignite living
under its spiritual rare, is not a new thing its the
in of Christi'. •y. Thrones mud pricitspe!tsit-n
have looked to it tut support. I:s Irrlrud I never
was. eat in Frasier. mot in Illy, I have bail op-
portu when of observing the nature .1 that influent c.
which the Clergy twirl over the people. In 6' t-
awny also, :trough I did not see it, lier•org rest d: ii
1 there only in a l'rntertent State, I was itilotmcd

others al* its claws and'its cousecitiencf!. So fur,
then, us I can judge or it, that 1,. total ii.titierice
has its sourer in benefits bestre‘rd by the Clergy.
and rice veil by their several flocks aith n
Killing
and a giatetul %rose of the 1111 l they tinpow.
Witnessia, scenting worthy of credit, have related
to toe mainifotil moaners of the Ronan Cuihnhe
Clergy employing their time, owl• devoting their
attention, to lessen the burbly sib., alibi In tiwrense
the worldly co;lnfort• of theist, for whose souls' wel-
fare it was their duty to watch and I'M'. They
slid slot only visit Went, whether its health or is
IgifiCovs, ;—thry contributed to their support. And
Lshen their ono slender means of chststuhle
assist-
ance failed, they had in France. in those ampler
powers isopiteutiplv seen -wrested away from the
hilthee orders of the Clergy, a sore and unfeiling
resource. Unfortunately, in Ireland (as now in
Frierice 1..) the Roman Cntholic parochial Clergy
hive no 'ltch fused to draw on. Of wraith NMI its
loran's ' more than their all is nothing.' Yet the
tise.siss they have, I believe to be used by then',
witlr such active humanity, and religions concern
for the people's welfare, is. must give tiers a
powerful influence over the people's mind. But I
still see not, why that influence should (if the two
teligiona were once brought to respect and co-
operate with, instead of reviling each the other,
I am sure' it would uot) be used, in any mane
tier, to endanger the altar or the Throne
of England. Nor can I allow myself to be.
liOve, that the Irish Roman Catholic Clergy,
wile it maintains, by the exercise of its Christian
filtictions, its influence over the•reople—while it
pats, if not bread into their mouths, yet comfort
Into their breuits, will ever put a dagger into their
hands. for the atrocious purposes of seisussionitun
and rebellion, By what outer means, than those of
rebel!' mid massacre, the great mass of Irish
populist' in subjugation to the Priesthood' is to
aid a foreign influence' in °vertu g the throne
and altar, I again, my Lord, confess myself unable
to comprehend.
" As the dangers of concession make it, in your
Lordship's judgment, tiered visible, its difficulties
make it, your Lordship thinks, impracticable.
Y, Lordship sees an • almost sitter isepassibihig
vG ' • Irish
- their
taruntoili,
Hume,' is
proof of
• to ask
with
@fair
, your
in the
Pre.
1110
morrow,'
Lordship
art. is
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II •
" A! the dangers of concession make it, in your
Lordship's judgment, utiad visible, its difficulties
make it, your Lordship thinks, intractisailde.
Your Loodship errs an • almost titter impossibility
of contieg to u right understanding with the Irish
Raman Cathulic ercksinstical body.' And ' their
ililfcreiWe if opinion with Monsignor Quaruntniti,
and the /earned Bishops and Doctors qt Koine,' is
mated lay your Lordship to the Howe in proof 01
that impo.silsility. It leads your Lordship to ask
the• litnie • hew their Lordships vas treat with
inch persons. with any prospect of coming. to G./air
and equitable urrungesueNt.' Beanie which diffi-
culty of their difference with the See of Rustle. your
Leiaklsip finds also another soul still greater, tit ilw
difference of ' these rery same Roman Catholic Pee-
bles' from themselves. Observing, therefore, that
• . 6 Meg Baq/one tlsnii to-day, and unsay it to- morrow,'
- the House is cutorquensly Irli lay }oar Lordship
. i •to 141(1 Mime how their Lordships tronbl art. in
_
r private life, with indiciduals who natant-tell tin:Ju-
stices in this moaner Y' lint rout Lurtl.liqp is ' in-
clined in think. their Lordships would h..re nu deal-
ings with Acne."
MOATIILY AGRICUL7LRAL REPORT.
The wheats throagbust the country snake a very ratio.
f•irtnry appt amuse, and the latter sown, (tom the general
mildness of the seaman, are particularly Amount. Upon fi'l
dry .sits phils4hirx and field business in iss mist has gone
isu with risusidei side dispatch, bat on those a ffiels are tail
su fayenrahly sonsted.they ars backward, hum the wetness
of the memos., and wilt be late est bean satin. The peas
mot beaus ;if the early districts are partly skive trinity.,
mill lank will The Inraiip crop has earnest ;int one of the
mast iffinnitatel, anal lasers has !reit SO final In injure is;
hat the treat ronveniveree•of baviii2 the soots drawn and at
hume, remly for use, has hero marls month:ill this season
in wrt lauds where cartage has been su difficult. Cumplunits
of the rut in shrep increase (ruin the northern and • Ilaml
•tiess 5.14.5 eh extent, nide; .1, 0 hat %SSW pi ammo have lost,
•sr hi en I. r the net" iwity of 4.111;it the ir %thole flocks.
Tiis calamity, it is summnd, will nth. t the simistry fur
"'Van ill (SSW, MI render retry year mare obvious the want
of SS impruved !spit; mof sharp hisshaiithy. The early
inealssist has Int% sr. y ssereessful In ;mint ant' unnsbers, but
birth 4 Wp% and Liao Barr sue...nal f the ,stones
and sudden elsisaos of the wentlur. All live Ii•/4 k,
bulb fat and Isau are in demand, and apparently wily
likely to increase ,
crease price. Fat hogs are dearer. Long
•winst still OS Ha advance. Hops a dull market, although
Om ;pant ity in Laud is small. Horses and risilth cows at
high min, Wheat, from late and inferior laud, rises
isi a damp and poor state, and also the barley ; lint the
*bents SINS 11w best ands have produced both good mere-
able qstautines awl a heavy quality. Surface draining,
said weber inipelladerate, twee bees carried on to a wily
simmtbreithilc staawatelsad has riser is. price; farms arc Ass
• ms want of laalave, Rad the stale of the labourer is cow
sideraWy Matieweed; 44 situation is nevertheless bad—his
earnings me feat ail fairly adequate to his support ; and too
to says are moll bigning the rounds after unser, gain employ.
liklikies,Fsb.23l.
14.16 A 'G ROBBERY.
--..-
tin hon.lav ',Wit a most daring robbery war committed Icy
sirs reams' io ilispiiii• , at Ihe house Sf Sirs. Routh, a MAIM
.. • . bah is the pnensh of Keels...field. The villains* liruciredril to
*See as softener by hseakissg use of the window Aoki's,
whist% sitensed dip tau 4eraant waft, aha had the confute
.. ea get cent of bell with a determination to ;Is GAM Shim.
selves and the iirsitierty of their mistress, •nd one
of them seised • loaded blunderbuss, wills an Wen-
. • ' lion so rare at'the rather*, but unfuilanately Ilif filet drop.
.i" prd out of 111* WC*. They then armed therms, Ives *ilk the
. • Sim-polite and ins with a mutation not soften witnessed
i ' • In noir area sod liscoarlers at the top of the stair-
.
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ease, when • sea eignsied, and the pour frisiales ware ulti-
' mass, iy ssitsdned by arailiers. Three of the rulfiama then
t
I s swotted slot aisida, salle Ilw sober Shire in ni to Mrs. !tooth's
ii • b. id,., aster. sad are of 11.. no presseulsrl a pistol to her
neatly asemathuglier wasery —but slw SIONIWCI ell she had out
- • . • • way ism ..list wiiii.tp het ;socket, which They look, as well ms
a 064 V', I OM girth, gang snapped a isi•sul at the maids,
vl'irh fin imi. 'trip labile 4; liie, when in rs turn the Callus was
• J•voi."4“11 rice 4 Wide "of ihviii. The villmus bud taken rare
'a 541 She AM.t was in Isis mini, and was therefore
.sinner in itaidireml,••••siaiser, but he made his escape out
s f dors/nohow te,tise . • alarm, Miring whil•h lime the
. a 41ffiets gm 4: kihr att 1, eof llw C. Walt a was dreadfully cut
and aa:aigkd —( honer, .7 Paper.)
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Nig . A titan •is Id (11,:.a1y at fat he "la suspicion of
basing' been concerned of the sacrilegious soldieries
iii "eyeful churches ill Wlliallite.
ligmancintx Sticsp.-11r.WILLIA31 BARTON,
who resides near Ashford, had sr 'dwelt, which, be.h.re it was a year old )rased a lamp; at I a a bare
t 01(1, two lambs; at three 3 eisr. old, three lambs;
i,t lour ytars (dd. hour lamb's; the animal died last
week at the age of fire years, end its body then
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suatailit.tl the perfect tenths. .
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