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cessary for their happiness and prosperity, let it be a
Maltese and not an English one.
The Earl of RIPON felt bound to deny tne ignputation
that had been made against the edminis ration of the
Government in Malta, on behalf of the late Governor.,
Those imputations were totally uncalled for and unjust.
Lord BROUG HA M shortly replied. He agreed with
his Noble Friend who had spoke last, that the Government
of Malta was undeserving of the sweeping censure* that
had been made upon it. With respect to the motion
before the House he felt bound to complain of some of the
charges that had been made against him. First it had
been said that he had changed his motion four times. Now,
with respect to that, he thought if the terms of the motion
were looked at. together with the alterations, very little
difference would be discovered in them. It bad been said
that he had flinched from attacking the ordinances; he
had done no such thing He approved of the spirit a
peace in which they had been drawn, but he did not think
they could be made to work well. He hoped the Govern-
ment would preserve as much of those ordinances as could
be made effectual, and cast aside the remainder. The
Noble and Learned Lord concluded by saying that he
entirely acceded to the recommendation of the Noble
Duke, and would withdraw his motion, as a full discus-
sion having taken place upon the ordinance, his obj, ct
had been gained.
After a few observations from the Marquis of LANS-
DOWNE. the motion was withdrawn, and their Lord-
ships adjourned at a Quarter before Ten o'Clock.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCI4,

(LLOYD'S.)

411.
DEAL, APRIL 29. Wind E. S. E.—Arrived from the
river auto saikd th't Newton, Laybourne. for Cadiz.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 29.—Wind S S. E-
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 29.—Wind N. \V.—Sailed the Noll'
tune, Wallace, for Miramichi.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 28.--`Vied W., fresh brecaes.--01
Tort the Valhalla, Erickson, froM St. Übe'-': Jc'ss'''
Iti~ him. M‘Lachlan, Hamburg; Urania, Bugh,
; and Artnie. Archer. Port-au- Prince.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 29.—Wind N. NV—Arrived the In-
dependence; Nye, front New York, sailed the :
and Cambridge, Burnley, ditto, sailed the Ist inst. Sailed
the Ellen,. Yapp, for Penang ; Rosalie, Allsop,
ge roria.
nairo ; ElizAtath Wood, Crosby, Barbadoes ; A
Gifney, New York; and Geneie, Off i"irt
the Alecto, from Laguna.
PENZANCE, APRIL 18.—Arrived offport the Frig.l3na'
Reap, from Calcutta; Perla, Dambert, Havatinah ; (lan
Crichton, Halifax; Wild Irish Girl, Tooker. CRPe.°,
Good Hope ; Ariel, Westman, St. Übe's; and AnlPnl
trite, Ahrens, Bahia.
BRIsTOL, APRIL 29.—Arrived the En p,
worthy, from St. Kitt's. Sailed the Teesdale, Sfer/ing,
for Boston.
PORT TALBOT, APkIL 28.—Sailed thb Thernistochily
Rowel, for Marseilles.
GLOUCESTER, APRIL 29.—Arrived the Patriot, Nich°ls'
from Constantinople.
CARDIFF, APRIL 27.—Sailed the TOM Bowling, Hodges'
for Oporto.
WORKINGTON, APRIL 28.—Sailed- the Tompsan, Bur-
ton, for Bay Chaleur.
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Admiral Jsn Evertson.
Dordt, to Batavia, Jan. 11th., lat. 26 S. long. 25 Iv• ;
Drea. G, breeders, Parma, Amsterdam to Batavia. .
28th, lat. 10, S. long. 103. E. by the Emanual, "rely
at Brouwershaven ; Mary Ann of and from Liverpool..til
inst. lat. 48, long. 16, by the Juverna, Miller, arrived
Bristol; Jacob Oats, Diereks, Amsterdam to Bstiti
16th inst. lat. 48,Ion.:8, by the;Tweed Gebroeders; arriV,
at Roterdam ; Norman, starring West, and Rhone boo n°,
to Havre, 16th ult., tat 40, long. 70, by the Indflt
deuce, Nye, arrived at Liverpool; Jonge Jan, Van-D4,"
Passareang to. Rotterdam, ..lan.ll9th, lat. 22, S. Irg•
E., by the Prince Frederick der Nederlanden, orivt4 a''
Tesel.
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THE LIFE OF THE DUKE OF WELLII4°.
TON. —We are requested to state that Mr. Co
lburo
of Great Marlborough.street, has this day Publ?,he
the Second Part, price 24. 6d., with an Engraving of
Storming of Seringapatam, by Landseer, of .‘ The Lite
the Duke of Wellington " embracing his civil, Wilitalc.
and political career to the present time. Edited by
James Alexander, K. L. S., 42d Rot al Highlanders.
cated to Gen. Lord Hill, G. C. 8., &c. This work wi,,,"
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Ireland, Mr John Cumniing, Dublin.
HELL Ft ciockinaker, who is .0
by the name of the " Normonton Wonder," and who it
k
the habit of reciting his verses; was doing so last s
a public house near Hardwicke Park. The verses we
Ile
sort of invocation to the author of evil, and ended with 73.
m words "hell fire." A gaelv.eper of the Duke of D'l°oo,
shire, who is a bit of a wag, made a circular train a g b ;
powder round the orator, connecting it with the beat :be
and just before the ominous words were uttereu;
pushed a lighted coal to the train, which exploded ir
words " hell fir," were uttered, when the astounded c.
maker made hut one b .and out of the heuse, and rani7;
distance of- seven miles, at thr top of his staged, tar
once looking behind him.—Sheffield Erie. solli
At Worship street yesterday, William SOP
er,chman to her Grace the Duchess o' M,,rlhofvfog
appered on a summons which charged him with irkina,
evaded the toll. arid viole:ttly assaulted George He'°4 the
the collector at the Kings!and-road turnpike. Glad,
.se being called on. .Vattuts King, butler to her Gd'ai.,4l
*tepperi forward, and st6t. d that his ntistrus; h'd or b.
hint to att.•nd, aed intorm the Magtttrate that the e()3C A
man had by ori zr,tk • p-issed through the wrong gate, 3ni
had of cQur,e n, rat? nylon wifully tv oie p tyrne°
of the toll. The charge of as,ault only was entre to.
Th.'complanta9t stated that he, se. n six arid seven o'ett.
in the ekenitig of tho 17th aa; on du 3tY t':
Kitigsland-road gate, when the defendant drove her ( e
carriage up and attempted to pass through it. Witritche
demanded the toll, upon wh:ch defendant called "tit, •
Oin
p numb -r of the Islitim gate, and on witness's tellnt,
it would not clear that bar, he loaded him with abuse, and
,es
i
declaring that it should clear it, he lashed hi
andOri
forward. Witness ran after the carriage, eoe
gi tting before it, attempted to seize the rrissf most
which defendant began to lash him in the.
Which
violent manner with his whip and cut open his ear,dwl:44,,,
bled profusely. Several persons collected rout' 7 • iind
advised him to have the defendant taken a his bo%eve,
locked up, but be abstained from doing so. in eoelliotaer
of the Duchess being herself in the carriage- P,‘"(fared
collector came ap and spoke to her Grace, %Ili° ng
him los. to make up the matter, but he declined ael,,,aig
it. Mr. Fleetwood, a gentleman cennected with the On
Exchange, corroborated the complainant's taterlicnt,if,
bE
defendant being asked what be had to say for hittls-„,
stated that he mistook the gate, and was very s"Erfa:olt'
had misconducted himself. The butler, on boa "-aio,
goodthe man bore a character, replied in the Orin
.besti
Mr. Codd said that his conduct appeared to hav:d Ors'
disgraceful, but in consideration of his previous go rip
racter, he would inflict merely a mitigated penalty
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