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adopted against the Christinos, the continuance of which i BOW-sTREET.-(THIS DAY.)
shall not be judged indispensable for the meintenance of 1
order, will be gradually suppressed. The situation of Thomas Martin, Esq., M. P. for Galway, and Captain
prisoners of war will be a sill* ct of special solicitude. James Ryder Barton, le N,, were brouebt before Sir
The stipulations ache Eliot Treaty, wiled] have been so Rue wee Mr. CHARLES THISLETON, a County Magistrate,
often forgotten on the field of battle durieg this len!: war, oh eged with assauitieg- cacti other in the public streets,
will be punctually observed by ail Vie R ..ffieers, under tee foiloeieg eircuinstat.ices :
and it is hoped .11A the Christitios will be inseeitited to Joeu Btu ellen, a special constable at Northumberland
renounce the executions of prisoners, of which ttl 'y have House, being sword, stated that- he was on duty about
given FO mail fatal k xamples. sweaty thiriov.'s bvf,re Ten o'cloea morning, when he
Thus everything scenic t, promise that the entre of saw tile defetioaets fightine with their fists, and the two
the Archbishop Cutra let() the eiiiii,try will become sticks prodete-d (that of Mr. Bunton bejeg heavily loaded
a ple.ge to all Spain of a better state of things. at one end), and as they refused to separate, he called
This wise and moderate poliey, compared with the several persons to his assistance.
violent and arbt-sry act which the Government of Sir F. Rog.—Did you see the commencemeo of the
Christina almost perpetuates, will doubtless fo ce the quarrel?
admirers of the legitimate authority to acknowledge Witness replied that he did not ; but, on turning round:
that it is only on its side that the principles and the he saw Mr. Burton strike the other defendant on the hcau
men are to be' found that can extricate Spain from the de- with the stick, and he, in turn, retaliated two or three times
plerable situations in which it has so long languished.— with hi fists. Finding there was no use in trying to sepa-
Gazette de France. rate them, he took them, with the assistance of a constable
We have the follewing letter : of the A division, into custody.
PETERSBURG, APRIL 9. —Every thing here breathes of Sir F. ROE—You are both charged with fighting in the
war. It is affirmed that before the merringe of the Duke public streets.
of Leichteriberg the Emperor will go to Kiew to review The defendant Burton said he would explain how the
the al my of the south, and deliver the Command in Chief misunderstanding originated.
to Field Merited Paskewitsch. Sir F. ROE—It would be more desirable that you would
Count Sleitt, General of the cavalry, is instructed to ask the witness any questions connected with the charge
open negemattons with Prince Metternich, in order to in. preferred against you.
duce Austria to break off with England in case of war in Charles Anthony confirmed the statement made by the
the East. Well informed persons say that the Emperor constable, but he could not say who had struck the first
Nicholas has resolved to offer to the Austrian Government blow.
the incorporation of Servia, Bosnia, and Montenegro with Sir F. Roe—lt appears to be simply an affray between
Hungary. As for the Czar, he will be content at you, and lam willing to hear what defence can be made
present with Moldavia and Wallachia, reserving fur- to it.
Cher conquests to a future opportunity.—Commerce. The defendant Burton said that on Friday last he called
BOURSE.—Psats, WEDNaaOAY, APRIL 24. upon Mr. Martin for the purpose of—
HALF-PAST THREE.—The home market has receded from its Sir F. Rue—l invariably, unless it appears necessary for
firmness of yesterday. For the Account the Three per Cents legal purposes, avoid going into the private affairs of pare

opened at 111 f. 50c., and closed at hl f. 35c., a fall of I cents. The
Five per Cents. from 110 E 65c., declined to 110 f. 50c., a fall of
1 tic. For Money the Three and Five per Cents, are both sc.
lower. The Bank of France Shares are unvaried, as are the
Laffitte Bank of I,Boof. Shares; those of 5,000 f. are st. higher.
The Belgian Five per Cents, have been stationary at their former
quotation. The Three per Cents. ler the account 72f. 80e. The
Spanish Active is 1 lower, closing at 201, after oscillating from
this price to 20a. The Neapolitan Bonds have continued to ad.
vance, and are 20c. higher. The Roman, which for some time

have progresses upwards, are lower. The St. Germain Railway
Shares are unaltered, but the Versailles Right Bank are 12f. 50c.,
and the Versailles li:ft Bank 3:11. 50c. lower. The Orleans have
maintained themselves. The Haves, not quoted yesterday, are a
shade lower than on Monday.

First Highest Lowest Last

Price. Price. Price. Price.
French 5 per Cents

4 per Cents lOl ... 101 60 ... 101 fio ... 101 SO
3 per Cents Bl 50 ... RI 50 ... 81 35 ... 81 35
Bank of trance
Latfitte Bank I,ooof. Sh lOB5 ...085 ...10i5 —1685

525 i —5125 ...5:255
Belgian 5 per Cents 10;74 10134 101% 101%
Bank 785 7SO 780

Coupons
S anish Ac ive 201(2 ... 20% ... 2,.% ... 20%
Passive 4% ... 4% ... 4? ... 4%
Neapolitan
Roman

RAILWAY-SHARES-.
St. Germain
Versailles, ft. B 72-2 59 ... 7212 50 ... 705 ... 711
L.B. 3O ... 307 50 215
Hay',
Orleans . 477 50 ... 450 ... 477 50 ... 480

.. 350 ... 350 ... 345 ... 345 Strasburg to Bale
Igulhausen to 1 hann 410 -iOO .. 400 ... 400
ASP VIALTES AND BI
Seyssel (A) 2310 ..2100
...23C0

Yarn (siaberly's)

...z4re

... 325 ... 325

CHANCERY COURT.itt(THIS DAY.

HAYWARD V. PRICE.

This case came before the Court upon motion to dis-
charge the order of the Vice-Chancellor, giving the
plaintiff liberty to sue out a commission for the examination
of witnesses in Scotland. The case involved a dry 'point
of practice of no public interest.
The LORD CHaNcLI,Loa ordered the discharge of the
order of the Vice Chancellor.

WOODRUFFE V. DANIEL.
In this case, which was argued some days since, the par.
ties declining to give the desired security.
The COURT ordered the injuncti,n to be dissolved.

ties brought before me:
The defendant Burton said that he was struck on Fri-.
day last, and as his conduct as a Gallant Officer was well=
known he had consulted with several of his friends, one of
whom waited upon Mr. Martin, while he went to Major
Macnamara, Mr. Martin's friend, for the purpose of seek-
ing redress.
Sir F. ROE--I see clearly there is a degree of angrY
feeling existing between you, and therefore I must call upon

you both to put in bail.
The defendant Burton said that he wished to justiffy
his conduct by explaining the treatment he met with
from the other defendant when he called upon him.
Sir F. Roii—lt is my duty at present not to hear apt
explanation, which would evidently increase the irritation.
for if I hear one party, the other will naturally claim the,
same privilege ; and from your station in society, the hall
I shall require, will be considerable. I shall, therefore,
call upon ou both to enter bail yourselves in 5001.
and two sureties in 2501. each, to keep the peace towards
all her rvlsjesty's subjects, but particularly yourselves, for
the next twelve months.
The defendant, Martin, said he was prepared to prefer
a charge against the other defendant, who came out for
the express purpose of committing an assault upon him al
the public streets.
Sir F. RoE--,I have given my decision, and you can
wait in an adjoining part of the office until you send for
your friends.
The defendants who were unaccompanied by any friends
then withdrew.

THE MARKETS.—(THIS DAY.)
CORN EXCHANGE.
The influx of all descriptions of Grain this week, both
English and Foreign, has been larger than for some time
past, but importers of Foreign Wheat intend to bond at the
present duty. Wheat was held firmly at Monday's price!'
with a moderate business. Barley 6mains as last quoteaci
with little demand. The large arrival of Irish Oats ha,'
not affected the trade, and last quotations have been wed
maintained. The transactions in Flour were very limits
at Monday's terms. . _

English .....

ARRIVALS.
Wheat. I Barley.
5, 40qra 5,220 qrs.

Oats. Floiges
5,730 qrs. I 5,470'

brit

lr sa ...... I - - I 31),010
Foreidte
SMITHFIELD MARKET.
For Beef and-Mutton the demand is very heavy, tbef
former at last week's rates, and the latter at a decline °t
2d. per atone. There is a brisk demand for Lamb' li
somewhat higher prices. Veal, good sale of all, 4d• Per
stone dearer. In Pork not much doing. Price, per e.,Wetes
of 81b. to sink the Offal. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. ll'et;
ton 4s. to 4s. 10d. Lamb, 6s. 4d. to 75. 2d. Veal, 43.
ss. 10d. Pork, 4s. to ss.
Head of Cattle at Market—Beasts 572 ; Pigs 320
Calves 154; Sheep and Lambs 6,190.

BRUSSELS and GERMAN PAPER
Ata. Meat
BRUSSELS, APRIL 23.—The average price of •
last week was 24f. 50e., of Rye 13f. 05c. Importati°
therefore remains free, and exportation prohibited.
APRIL 24.—The King will return to his country seet
at Ardenne in the course of this week. His Majeltrgry
turn from it last week was caused by the news from I.°
don, which were forwarded by estafette to Ardenne• , on
The King and Queen will probably set out for PeTtbe
the 15th of May next, to be present at the baptism 0+
infant Count of Paris. that
BERLIN, APRIL 16.—Accounts from Madrid saY .11
the Archbishop of Cologne is seriously indisposed. la bU,
said to have expressed a wish to be allowed to go 10
estate at Westphalia, because he hopes the countrlerls,
will be beneficial to him, and we hear that in cons° t
tion of the state of his health he has obtained his DM"o
permission to go to that estate.
CONSTANTINoTLE, MARCII 27.—The Duke of De",r
shire had an audience of the Sultan on the 22d of t,w",
month, at which he was presented by Lord Ponsonby. IA;
Grace left on the following day to proceed to Malta. '-
the 26th all the great officers of the empire paid their re-
spects to the Sultan on occasion of the Turkish new Yeaff:d
The hopes of the preservation of peace are morn
more confirmed. I can confidently give you the assurance
that there is no reason at present to be apprehensive about
the duration of the state quo—at least as far as the P°,,ri/
is concerned. Mehemet Ali indeed is said to be highly
indignant at the threats of the Porte, which so uneWTor
edly called him back from Fazoglo, but the foreign reinisiti
will not find it so difficult to convince him of the rieciets.sn-,s
of peace with the Sultan. It is certain that the Su--,
be
military ardour has been checked, not so much by
serious remonstrances of the representatives of Ruble-lob
England, Austria, and France, as by the accounts Ithe
are received of the state of Ibrahim Paella's army an she
Egyptian fleets, which unanimously agreed that both
army and the fleet of Mehemet Ali are formidable in °tithe
hers and discipline, and so well prepared, that neither note
army of Hafiz Pacha nor the Turkish fleet could Orailoos
wills them. This shook the Sultan's confident antieiPa'sno
of victory, who, misled by the Capitan Pacha,
his army enter Damascus, his fleet in possession of the_Paco,
boor of Alexandria, and the foe at his feet imploring rborg
We find the following from Cairo in the Augs, re-
Gazette Colonel Campbell, since the Viceroy ton
turn, insisted on Mehemet Ali withdrawing his troops the
Yemen, and restoring the free communication with not
ports of this part of Arabia, considering that it is,yer,
comerised within his Pachalie. The Viceroy, h°,vi"..bia,
replied, With my sword have I conquered Egypt, /I' ge
Sennaar, and Syria, and with it will I defend thertthe
long as lam able.' The Consul wished to reply, bats to
Pacha left the hall of audience without condeseeneLf. s
listen to him. The Egyptian Government is prePari
memorial on the general position of the country.
DUTCH FUNDS.—AMSTERDAM, APRIL 23
Money.
Actual Debt. per Cent . .
55
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent.
A in.rt Syndic, 41,4 percent. 94% c„,'
Ditto, ditto, 3)4 per cent
Commercial Company, 4,:2 percent lBO% 181%
Ditto (1CA.32 and 1833) 5 per cent.
Ditto 5 per cent.
Loan 1837, 5 per cent.
Exchange on London, One month I I 9254
Two months
FIELGI AN U N —Bnusma, APRIL 24.
Actual Delit, 2;4 per Cent.
Itothsc.hild's Loan, 5 per Cent. lOl
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent PI
72
---- 3 per Cent.
Loan of City, 1E32, 4 per Cent
Society of Commerce, 4 per Cent I/0
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent 74
National Society
Rrussels Papers, April
24.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIRxiva, Amur. 1610.ni
Five per Cents. Metalliques
Foxe rCr Cents.Bll
Three pm' Cents.
sank Sha,s . _

—.4agewine Zeitung, April
HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, Arstr. 22- ,Lioti•
Pills. 473., A
Austrian 5 per Cents. ...
Bank snares
1
An 10-Russian Loan 1077, Jos
Russian :j per Cent. Ist series, Certificate
Irscription, Ist Series lo2li
Russian 5 per Cent. Hop: and Co. 3d and 4th 98
Se i s O4 04
Ditto in Certificates
~4 Ni

Dutch ctual Debt, 254 pe Cent 3,4 j 9,
Ditto 5 per Cent 99li
Polish Bond,
New icket
1577.21 1142

anish Lo.an, 3 per Cent j4l%
Loan, 1,34, 4 per Cent
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.

HAMBURG, APRIL .2.-13. N.—Two month*, b.."
PRT,,BRBCR•N, APRIL 12. —ll (-132.
LiEitu:;, APRIL 20.—Three Tn. t.ths, 6. 21.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—BERLIN, APRIL 11 mord.
Bias. 102%
St. Schuld. Sch., 4 per cent.............. 103% 101,1
I'rto.4iiin English Loan, 1830, 4 pet cent. 102)11
k.xchange on London, three months... 6 21
—Prussian State Gazette, April 20.

,„
LETIJERLAND ROADS BILL.—A curious r,
cumstance took place in Committee oi this Bill ,Yrtfsect
day. Mr. Sergeant Merewether was enforcing tu`,l five
that only fifteen petitions were for the Bill 8",,,b0
hundred against it. An Honourable Member* and
seemed friendly to the Bill examined the petitions, h-of
finding " Juce Blundell" frequently repeated, as.he,,tor-
many Mr. Juce Blundells there were in the Iteig"-pnts,
hood. Mr. Northhouse, the Agent for the oPP,.°II-„cr-
observed that it was the name of a plan, and not 01 Chair'
son, hence the
. number of the Jucc Blundells; .The ber
man said a similar mistake had taken place in ar-„tipg
Committee, occasioned by the name of a parish be-- iy
with " Peter." The Letherland Roads Bill was ultimatec.
withdrawn, and another of a more comprehensive chill?
the 5011 c
ter was to be introduced next year, in which
tors on both sides should be jointly employed.

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Pubiisiw4 'lv \ll 'IWO YOl-31-9,' .41
No. 112, U' W,
the hountT AliticUesex.—Friday, April 26, 1639-