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render the estimate more satisfactory than it was in its present • . Bank S
ptoemkt:Es tits s•ei xKs Ttt :S DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. fulfilment of this implied engagement. On no question will gradually become a substitute for - impressment. Mr. CHANCERY COURT.-(THIS DAY.)
shape.
Suer Cent Red. . shutl India Stock . shut ' have the prevailing opinions of the community been a fully HUME moved that the number of men proposed in the ET. .
Mr. WA RBURT ON thought the difficulty might be ob- .3 per Cent. Cons. e 52.4 % , Ditto Bonds - WARREN V. BURTON. COVENT GA.9.DEN MARK
k t but the trade
viated.if the Right Hon. Baronet would undertake to lay a 3% per Cent - South Sea Stock - and so unanimously expressed as that of flogging in the Estimates (26,500) be reduced to 20,500 ; and he also ob- It having been expected that this appeal would come on this There was a great supply to ths. morning's mar e '
nut° lied
supplemental paper containing the information his Hon. N • • THE MARK_E........,_TS--(THIS DAY)* • •i'.
lrmy • and so odious has the practice become, that Jected to the system of continuing to build new ships, while morning, a great number of persons aneiousto witness the proceed- was dull at nearly last week's prices ,- s, d to 0,
ew 3% per Cent
.Court som. time. before the arrival of the Lord s. d. to s. d.
Friend the Member for Middlesex required before the House 4 [Assented - 3 per Cent. Annuities, 1151... -- an officer who would order its infliction for a simple " noble ships of 130 guns were rotting in Portsmouth
16 a Cent . •
on some future day. Such an understanding would save fur- • ' • t)issented --- Exch. Nits, -0-I,POO ..... .... :39 40 pin. Chancellor. On Ins Lordship s taking his seat, 30A pp ................... ~, 0 0
Potatoes (cwt.) ... ...... 2 0 5 0 Spinat.ll (halfs'icve)''' op 60 5 6
Cauliflowers
Bank Long Annuiticato expire Ditto 600 19 41 pm. breach of military discipline, would be hooted and hissed Harbour." The discussion was then adjourned, an account Sir C. WETHERELL said this was an appeal against the decision
titer trouble. Jan 3, ISI6O - Ditto Small
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. of the Vice-Chancellor respecting the expelling of Dr. Warren Ditto Rea I 6 5 0 Onions ... ',7ilie.; ... 7 0 1,R2 10
Sir R. PEEL-I can assure the Hon. Member for Brid- Oct. 111, 1g.59 - Ditto Commercial ..... ... :: - - pm. out oi respectable society. As this is not a party question, of the lateness of the hour.
port that I have not the slightest wish to withhold from the Jillin.,: 55: iis,g6„" - Ditto Advertised"
Rank Stork for Opening - -4..f,‘; -we trust that Honourable Gentlemen of every shade of •
f 6 and he (Sir C. W.) wished to know when it would be convenient
House any information connected with these .estimates which April 5, lasn - India Stork for Account The Paris a ers of Thursda have been received but
' • ill take a manly, impartial, and Christian-like P P Y , for his Lordship to hear it. Horse iladish(bundle) 2 6 4 0 Lemt.ns ..............
.. 1 6 _ „
I ndive . I 0 2 0 Seville Oranges . ............. 5 0 1,2 0
,622,6, 0% opinion w 3rocoli 0 6 1 0 Walnuts . ............... 4 0 6 Lo'
any Hon. Gentleman may require. I have pnly to repeat that Jan. 5. 187° - .Consols for Amu. t their contents are of no public importance. No official The LORD CHANCELLOR said that when the application was Celery 0 9 1 6 Span. Chesnuts (peck) 3 0 40 0
view of it ; and that the humane sentiments of the country
the estimates of the present year are in the same form as those PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. announcement has yet been made ef the formation of a mad.e to giv.e notice of this motion he appointed no particular day Carrots 12banches) 3 0 . 6 0 French data .......... -.1 6 -
, - - - " Turnips ' 1 6 3 0 French Walnuts ....... u ; 0,,
of the last year, and if it be desired that this form should be ,tiustrian Bonds ......... .......... - Peruvian Bonds
Be'man Bonds 102% Dit:o Account • Cabinet. Coleworts or G'reens... 1 6 3 0 Spanish Hazlenuts.... Si, b 4 "
changed in future years, I make no doubt the Board of Admi- • Sir WILLIAM HORNE, who appeared for the respondents, said Leas 0 4
Ditto Account Portuguese Bonds Z the Tory, the Whig, and the Radical may cheerfully unite 1 0 1 6 Brazilian Nuts... ....... -4
0 3 ig 0
ratty will be perfectly ready to adopt any principle the Holise Brazi l i a n Bonds
sEen&t, Forced .
g2N-ri without the compromise of even the shadow of a principle.
may point out.-( Hear.) -The House must feel that if votes Bulensitto
~,t,eceourgonds Se% 86 Eiittttoe NAremßinotnds preparations are being made for the Sprint, campaien both to throw any impediment in the way of his learned friends bringing
of this description are postponed because an Hon. Member says taitZ, Z.coatint We will not insult the House by appealing to its sympa- • 0 e ' it on at their own convenience,
- Prussian Bonds .. .. .. ..........f4 3 -4
be desires information, which he had an opportunity of obtain- Chillian Bonds
c .Zt
et rii, i
aAne ciloeunnL 44N Ditto Bonds, De,'
109--; thies-we call upon it to consult its reason, its dignity, and by the Carlists and the Royalists. An army of 56,000 Mr. K. PARKER said his Lordship had given him leave to give
ing previously, no progress can be made with the public busi- - Russian Bonds, 16,, men are ready to take the field as soon as the state of the notice for this day. CUMBERLAND. /4 J
x 4 ,J, to 6 0
I. 0 ilVerAtsPP..i.e. .... ................ ........ ... ..
?ll 9'4 ' 'fr
- Ditto Account .....
ness.-( Hear, hear.) Ditto Account - Ditto Metallic - • •
British empire. weather will permit. expressly at the time he could not fix a particular day for its hear- kwf3lgtioli;vitHtoay
LolkwlAiaiß,dKmEeaTdSL-H(.Ay t per Load of 36 Trusses.) ,
;hie U land ea a g 31
Mr. WARBURTON expressed himself perfectly satisfied Columbian Rends, 1824...34% 14 % Spanisk Bonds ...... 6214 N yeee % 3 -, 10
with the Right Hon. Baronet's explanation. Ditto Account 38% lss Ditto Account ...6214 %%2% 3% .--....esposee---. Intelligence from Zurich, of the same date, corroborates
iyvnoutil,cle baeasuenajussett tdonowthnerfaprahrtaiaresiaing aitntetnh(elapnacpeasrvhtoa-wd-aeyre.
Clover flay M dow rid live rest; Ha 410 2 5
Dinish Bonds
Sir R. PEEL-If what I have said be satisfactory to the Ditto Account - A very interesting debate took place in the House of the previous accounts of the hostile movements of the in • • •
He was willing now, however, to appoint any day that might suit Oat Straw. .E 116 to .£1 181 Wheat 5traw.......... . • 0
Hon. Member for Bridport, I can only say it is equally satis- Greek Bonds - French, 5 per cent. -r. -. Commons last night on the appointment of Lord LONDON- Grand Duke of BADEN, and some other members of the ingteraenstdedit
the convenience of Counsel. SMITHFIELD.
Ditto Bonds, 1325 -- 4 per cent. -r. -c. To.asArrsr?it,edag, 'Aland Meadow Hay
factory to me to have had an opportunity of making the com- Ditto Account -- 3 per cent. -r. -,. DERRY to the office of Ambassador to the Court of St. German Confederation. The Swiss Government is pre- After some further conversation, Wednesday next was specially
4 10 5 5
municmion. Mexican Bonds 5 per cent.... - -.Exchange f. -c. appointed. Usefol Old Ditto
Mr. HUME said that until they had the detailed informa- Ditto Account Dutch, 2% per cent.
4 10 e I
Dit•.ri, 6 per cent - Ditto Account SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.) Clover Ilay
,extra fine .....a. 5 1 .. Generally ....•••••• , is ,
tion he required before them, they could not possibly judge of Din, Account Ditto, 5 per cent. 56'4% PEEL'S dexterity ia the use of the rhetorical figure on the goodness of its cause, and the support of the naore
103% Oat Straw .O 114 r•. X 1 16 1 Wheat Straw ............ t s
these estimates. Neapolitan - Ditto Account 103`4 called amplification, would suppose from the speech de- liberal and enlightened European States. sea . HUNGERFOB D. /4 5
1150 to 1 4
0 oto 0
Sir G. CLERK said that it would not be practicable to PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS. DUBLIN. MARCH 10 FRENCH FUN DS -Paters. MARCH 12. (FROM LLOYD'S.) Coarse Meadow Hay ci 041 10
furnish the details which the Hon. Member desired. The cir- per Cent. Consols 91% Grand Canal Deb.. 6 per cent.. 0p,,4 - livered by him on this occasion, that Lord LONDONDERRY
Five per Cents., 10'76 106 f. 95c. 107 f 20c. DEAL, MARCH 13.-Wind N.N. W., moderate.-Arrived the Near Meadow Hay
Useful Old Ditto 4 i 0„ 55=
Ditto Reduced - Ditto, 4 per cent........ ........ - is not only the most sapient personage now extant, but Four per Cents., 96f. 30e. Augustus Cwsar, Wiseman, from Singapore ; sailed Nov. 10. Eine Upland Meadow and Rye grass Hay ............. . ....... 5 u 5
eumstances of the army and navy were essentially different. :W. per Cent. Stock 98% Hibernian Bank .. 22g , Three per Cents., 79f. 951 80f. Arrived from the river the Charles Carter, Christen, for the Cape Clover Hay 4 5 i .
Mr. G. F. YOUNG observed that as the estimates were Ditto New, 13311
in the same form as the estimates of last year it was unfair to 34intCzt. Debentures 91% National Insurance Company 28
2.4 City Debentures, 4 per cent.- 82 WELLINGTON. When we look attentively at the process Rente de Naples, 90f. 70c. 80c. of Good. Hope ; Westmorland, Briestack, for New South Wales ;
object to them. The details, he agreed, would be an advan- Royal Canal Stock
,v 2,4 , Roman Five per Cents., 99 98%. Dart, Ormston, for Madeira ; Atlantic, Barber, for Algoa Bay ; (From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)_il the
Bente d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 45 48% 43. Triton, Kernall, for Belfast, and sailed this morning with the SUGAR.-The Sugar Market has remained very steadY B till
tage. But with regard to the increase, what was the answer Grand Canal Stock 24% Pl,- cent
liente d'Espagne, Three per Cents., ?..) i).tiTi. whole of the outward bound merchantmen, coasters, and a large
of the late Secretary for Foreign Affairs, when charged with COURSE OF EXCHANGE, YESTERDAY. to be accomplished, though we are sensible that. the attempt nova' Spanish Loan, 48. fleet of colliers, for their different destinations, with a light breeze
C.F. 12 51., Leghorn R ente Pripet. d'Espagne. Fire per Cent., 48. improving, and the scarcity of good Sugars daily more aPPl,es
not having sent the 'Porte the naval assistance required by the 41 Ttsot eradtatargh t l2 3% Genoa • 25 f 1370.% has completely failed, we feel a sort of admiration, or some- Belgian Loan, Five per Cents , 1031,4. from N.N. W., except the Hope, BreWer, for Cape Coast Castle, the estimated sales for the week are 3,000 hhds. and trs., atjarba•
Sultan ? Why, he said that he had no ships to send to the Rotterdam .Ul2 5% Milan 31 thing akin thereunto, at the unexampled boldness of the Haytian Loan. akif which still remains. Arrived and sailed for the nver the Margaret week ; the disposition to purchasek West India Muscovadoes s't,
6(1. er cwt. higher than last Friday The üblic sale of ~..
P 6d a b-"
Mediterranean. Antwerp l2 4% Venice 47l' EXCOANOR ON LONDON' Hall, Davidson, from Demerara ; William, Reed, from Havre, for
M.ll. 13 1 • vaples 44 artist who could undertake to fabricate such a work out of r) ,e month, paper, 25,: 37%c. ; money, 25f. Ssc. doesPthis day, 115 hhds. low to fine•vellow sold 569. ' tate,
Mr. HUME must insist that they should have before them I,Zrebbeurg Newcastle. Arrived from the river and remain the Columbus, Saint-
te, 12 Palermo per oz. 121 Three months, paper, --f. -c. ; money, 25f. 25c about last sales prices. In Refined the're is; little alteration tousao,„
both the number of officers and men, and the amount payable Paris, 3 days' sight 25 55 Lisbon 57% such materials. What one act of Lord LONDONDERRY - ~,,,Irellientirp,. hill, for Jamaica, and another barque and American brig, the par- the prices are fully maintained, and the Market still inadee t '
to each individual of each class. Ditto "Us2s 85 Oporto BOURsE, THU RsDAY, THREE o'CLoCK.-Thts morning another ticulars of which are unknown at present-10 o'clock, p. m.-Wind .• •
54ie did, or could, the Right Hon. Baronet refer to, which could
Bordeaux 25 S 5 Rio Janeiro report was prevalent of the composition of the Ministry, and indeed -W. S. W. , fine weather. . supplied with goods; fine crashed 335. 6d. . , .tius
early in
MAURITIUs.-There were no public sales of .e.!au..,011
rted at vehr.,:
The vote was then agreed to. Berlin - it was most likely, after what had passed in the Chamber of DOVER,AIARcH 12.-Arrived off port the Claudine, Keen, from
The Committee reported progress, and obtained leave to sit F-ankfort on Maine, Ex. M. 15114 Buenos Ayres the week, some purchases by pricate contract are res. ...card tl-
- ruble 3 Us. 10% Dublin, 21 days' sight 'll,i present the King of GREAT BRITAIN at any civilized Deputies yesterday. The 3 per Cents., therefore, rose to 80f. sc. the Cape of Good. Hope ; sailed Jan. 9.
again. full market prices. Two public sales were brought fo• :,e,w 545.
Vienna, effective fl . AI, 10 1 Cork I% at the openine of the Bourse. It was afterwards generally said LIVERPoOL, MARCH 12.-Arrived the Ellen Jenkinson, Irving,
e• afternoon, 3,912 bags Mauritius, gray 525. 6d. a 58s. Yols 6cl.
NEW WRIT. Triesto ditto lO 2 Court ? Not one-the whole proof of the Noble Lord's and credited thlt the King had again refused to sign the ordinance. from Lisbon. Off port the Morea, -,_from New Orleans ; Arsia,
A new writ was moved for the borough of Cardiff in the Madrid '37% PRICE OF BULLION, PER OZ.
• • xo 0 0 qualification which he adduced, and on which he founded aAt half-past two another report was circulated, to the effect that -, from Savannah ; George, -, for New York.
'37% Portugal Gold, com
room of Dr. J. Nichol], who has accepted the office of one of 2171iz the ordinance was actually signed. The 3 pe! Ce.nts. th . .
_en went PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 13.-Wind N.W. to W. a 5%. 6d., being Is. hlgher than last week, and about ls'.este
boa . ... ... '37 Foreign Gold, in bars '3 17 9 •
iustification of his appointment, was that he had. been an higher than the late lowest point of the market. The a!ocirout
from the Mauritius are so late as the lOth January ; they,!',3 than
the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury. Barcelona '37% New Draibloons '3 18- 0 a up to 80f. 12he. to 80f. 15c. No business doing in the Spanish PLYMOUTH,..MARcII 12.-Wincl N.
The other .oeders of the Day were then disposed of, and Seville 'l7 New Dollars
Gibraltar '
the House adjourned at half-past one o'clock. _ retirement, Mr. CANNING finished an official letter to him BOURSE,. QUARTER TO FOUR.-Fiye per Cents., 197 f. 30c. ; very squally. shipped to Sydney and Hobart Town for distillation, on ace.°`tio the
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. • i 3 per Cents., 80f. 10c. ; 5 per Cent. Spanish, 48 ; 3 per Cent.
Paid. Per Share. riseque '
with an expression of regret-a. mere compliment, wilful' - ' The Blucher, Sewell, from Liverpool to Demerara, was ashore the scarcity of corn in that quarter,. and also the supplY °Pt rse
PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS. rata Branca Mining Company - about 15 wiles windward of Berbice, and part of the cargo being Cape of Good Hope; the freights to England had in c°
English Mining Company 1214 - - 2,1!4 it would have been a most unusual-we may say- feres, 1.6 a ; New Loan, 6q ; Ducats, 97 5 ; Romens, 991 ; 69
_....____-„„sp.-_ Belgians, 103,k; Dutch, 56 35 ; Haytians, 390 385 f. ; Bank, 12 thrown overboard. fallen to 30s. per ton.
Real del Monte Mining Co., Registered W. les. tid.
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Ditto Unregistered - - a most unprecedented want of courtesy, to with-
aa per cent. premium. The Eliza, Rawlinson, bound to Milnethorpe, grounded in the EAST INDIA.-A small parcel of Java Sugars on Tufiesd,Z's. 6a•
Canning Dock, Liverpool, 2d instant, stove in a plank, and damaged baskets sold rather higher, low to fine grayish yellow stro g e
NOTICES of MOTIONS and ORDERS of the DAY, which klliance Marine Assurance Company S 5% hold. If Sir R. PEEL could have said to the Corn-
General Steam Navigation Company l3 19% greater part of her cargo. a 295. 6d. • ,
cwt. I°"ercl
now stand in the Order Book for the Ensuing Week. mons of England, " The Noble Lord whose fitness
MAILS. PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY. The Lamlash, bound to Glasgow, has put back to Liverpool FOREIGN.-Brazil white Sugars are 6d. to Is. per'te 13chia 211
MONDAY, MARCH 16.-ORDERS OF TIIE DAY. Arrived. Due. Arrived. Due. Arrived. Du(f. for this most important office you question, has in the -.ea- leaky, and must discharge, having been on shore near Formby. other descriptions unvaried, low mid. to good mid win
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I. Witnesses Indemnity Bill-Second reading. 0 America.......... 0 1 France 0 0 Lisbon ln the House of Lords last night the Chester Criminals'
2. Supply-ornmittee. 0 Brazi: 0 0 Guern. &Jersey 0 0 Malta
3. Ways and Means-Committee. 0 Buenos Ayres... 0 0 Hamburg 1 0 Mexico 0 London. WEsT INDIA MoLAssEs.-The prices at the public A ,235.
~t. eroo. ...
4. Transfer of Aids Bill-Report. , n Cartliagena 0 1 Holland
1 Dublin 0 I 0 Ostend
0I 0 Jamaica 1 0 Sweden Ol crntry. He was Ambassador at the Court of Vienna at Execution Bill was read a third time. Lord BRotToRAM, The Effort, Soarnes from London to Hamburg, was stranded on Tuesday 302 packages declined Is. per cwt., ord. 21s. Da ,terdsce a:
5. Exchequer Bills (15,000,0001.) Bill-Report. 0 Flanders 0I 0 Leeward Islands 0 1 Waterlbrd 0 l • ftl 1 t
tne cone usion o le a e war-it was by his powerful in a long and eloquent speech, presented a Bill for Consoli- Vlieland, 7th inst. • drew and part of the cargo saved ; the latter in COFFEE.-The favourable reports of the public sales ,°1 .'.ietiolls,
a damaged state. Holland advanced the prices, particularly of East India desc'ent", 006,
NOTIcEs OF MOTIONS. efforts, together with those of the illustrious CASTLE- dating the Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in England and
FIIGH IV ATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. The Captain Cook, Thompson, bound to Canton, put back to Is. a 2s. about 2,000 bags changed hands at the improve°3 obit°
1. 3lr. Lvneh,-Committee, to consider whether, for the better em- Wales, which was read a first time, with the understanding Singapore, 9th November, leaky.
M0rnine.........44 minutes after 2. I Evening 3 minutes after 4. ord yellow Ceylon 595., good ord Batavia 585., SarnarangL bag
ployment of the labouring Poor in Ireland, the powers of the
Commissioners of the present Board of Public Works in that THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. the other important conquests, which during the war had that it should stand over till the fate of the Ecclesiastical a- - - --- -- 4Bs. 6d., ord brown Sumatra 40s. 6d. a 41s. About 3,vu ' rued
Brazil are reported to be sold 525., the fine ord maY rheq,aall,
Country ought not to be enlarged, and whether the terms COURT CIRCULAR.
THIS EVENING wid be performed the Comedy of cost us so much blood and treasure, were preserved to Bills in the other House was known. The Abolition of 525. 6d. a 555. 6d., fine fine ord to mid 58s. a 695. '&oo°'
upon which loans may be made by such Commissioners ought WILD OATS. Oaths Bill was read a second time, and the East India In- British Plantation descriptions have gone off freely at an a There
not to be varied ; and what steps ought to be taken to provide 8i us"-could the Right Hon. Baronet have stated this,
r George Thunder, Mr. Bartley ; Rorer, Mr. Cooper; Ephraim His Majesty passed Wednesdai., evening with the Duchess of 25,,
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for the reclamation of the Waste Lands of Ireland. demnit Bill recommitted ; shortly after which their Lord- Gloucester, at Gloucester House. iceadilly. The Landgravine of
Smooth, Mr. Harley : Lady Amaranth, Miss E. Tree; Jane, Mrs. it would have been unanswerable-his triumph would have Y were no br lfc• h. d h ktis ye )
pu lc sa es o (Ace tis ay, t e mar e
2. Mr. Finn,-Copies of any Addresses which have been forwarded Hesse Homberg and the Princess Augusta paid a visit to the they are very scarce; particularly the good qualities. r , firee
Humby. ships adjourned. good St. Domingo held for 535. and 545. 0, st tile
fie! pre,senta. tion
.to his Majesty on the part of Political .or been complete. But he could not say this, because he knew Royal Duchess yesterday.
To conclude with, TIMOUR T-HE TA RTAR. COCOA.-There have been large sales of Cocoa this we 50, , the
mdes Unions, since the 14th November last. that the very reverse was the truth. He knew that this In the House of Commons, the Northfleet Pier Bill was The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria walked and drove
Timour, Mr. Warde; Oglou, Mr. Cooper; Liska, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. late advance in prices ; Trinidad 525. a 545., Grenada at ."
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3. Mr. Fima,-Select Committee to inquire into the nature of in
rthe Parks yesterday. . . last prices of Brazil paid is 28s. 6(1. , , /Ain"'
Orange Associations. vain man and his vainer brother were the dupes of METTER- read a second time. The Marquis of CHANDOS, in pre-
l'he Duke of Sussex visited the Princess Augusta yesterday at Rum BRANDY, and HOLLANDS. The Rum Mance, CO /I°-
4. Colonel Evans,-Copy of tlae Home Secretary's Answer to the THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. NICH, and the other able diplomatists of the Continent, and senting a petition against the Poor Law Bill, said that he St. James's. 0461 !-
Westminster Addresses relative to the dismissal of the late THIS EVENING will be performed Auber's Opera of dull, and the trade still disappointed respecting the exP ,fletio"',
Ministry. . LESTOCQ ; OR, THE FETE OF THE HERMITAGE. that they sacrificed the best interests of their country at trusted Ministers would see fit to remedy the numerous The Landgravine of Hesse Homberg and the Princess
.Augusta vernment contract. The sales reported are at the late Tioile, oi
5. Mr. W. E. Gladstone,-Bill for regulating the carriage of Pas- Lestocq, Mr. H. Phillips ; Count Goloffkin, Mr. Gieubelei; Dimitri, the shrine of their own ambitious folly. mischiefs which arose out of it. In answer to a question honoured Mrs. Stanhope with a visit yesterday, at her rend.ence in
, Tylney-street. In brandy or Geneva th ceis no new feature. There ar
Mr. Wilson. The Princess Elizabeth, Miss Shirreff. • put by an Honourable Member, Sir ROBERT PEEL ob- Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess Of Kent and the Princess Leewards Island proofs at 2s. 20., which is lid. lower.
sengers in Merchant Vessels to Foreign Parts.
6. The Master of the Rolls,-Bill for investing in Government After which, BLACK EY'D SUSAN. What the martial exploits Of the Noble Lord had to do
Victoria will honour the Vocal Concert on Monday evening with TALLow.-The Market continues heavy.
Securitiee a portion of the Cash lying unemployed in the Bank William, Mr. T. P. Cot,ke; Blue Peter, Mr. Templeton. served, that he hoped he should be able to bring forward COTTON.-The accounts from Liver 1
poo respec
with the matter we cannot tell, but they amounted on Sir ~
their yresence.
of England belonging to Bankrupts' Estates, and applying the Black Ey'd Susan, sliss Tay:or. ROBERT'S own showing, to this, that he was Adjutant- the Budget shortly after the Ist of April, when he Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador visited the Duke of •
rather more favourable. The Market here is rather impro 90 Deli
• 1 • d•h ,1 d t, h e-1 dr°'
in tie prices an in t e eemene; tee late pure ases ar ,tis ,
interest thereon in discharge of the expenses of the Court of should move, that the House go into a Com- Wellington yesterday afternoon at the Foreign 'Office. ed• 140 ' e
gal, good, 7hd ; 1,970 Surat, ord 61d, good 78 , ael.
Bankruptcy, and for the relief the Suitors in the said Court. VALPY'S COMPLETE HISTORY OF ENGLAND. General to the Duke of WELLINGTON'S army during a part M. Tricoupi, the Greek Minister, transacted business yesterday •d ed f•B4 . °SO B d 'cl id df ir 911- iod,
7. Mr. E. J. Stanley,-Retum of uncollected Rates in Middlesex, THE FIRST VOLUME of THE CON- of the Peninsular War. mittee of Supply, every Wednesday and Friday. at t '
he Office of Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. mi s., air, ~ e owe ,im , 8 ~ to gOO a , _ice,
e g perwbot.m.-
cargo of Boweds sold this afternoon for Havre at a high P`
from Oct. 14, 1833, to Jan. 3, 1835. The truth is that this appointment is absolutely inde- On the motion that the SPEAKER leave the Chair for the Count Jenison, late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenino- l dr
TINUATION of the History of England, tentiary from the King of
.Bay.aria, left town yesterday mormn There has been a good business doing tiiigtecite:l)t;:tb6:trli:
8. Lord Asliley,-Navy F.stimates (in Committee of Supply). he Wiii tof
By the Rev. T. S. HUGHES, fensible, and if the public had entertained any doubt upon House to go into Committee on the Navy Estimates, Mr.
9. Mr. Roebuck.---Appointment of the Committee on Education. for Munich. The Count will, it is expected, proceed to Greece •
from the period of Smollett to the present time, was published the su jec , a ou , scripfions of Wool for exportation, chiefly to America
10. Mr. Patrick Stewart,-Petition from Montreal, on the present b• t th t d bt would be removed by the lame SHEIL moved, by way of amendment, that there be laid and afterwards to Paris.
March Ist, and will be continued each alternate month till cona- prices.
state of Lower Canada. pleted in 6 vols. ss. each ; forming, with Hume and Smollett, the and impotent attempt at a defence made bY the PREMIER. before the House a copy of any appointment made, within Mr. Marryatt, and a Deputation connected with the West India
11. Mr. Bainbridge,-Accounts relating to British Spirits. Islands, had an interview yesterday with the Earl of Aberdeen at SILK. -There is no alteration in Silk, Market quiet. ,4 to Vt.
only complete and uniform History of England.-Embellished with It would have been much more manly, and we are sure the last four months, of an Ambassador from the Court of TosAcco.-The sales of Tobacco at the advance. of 3"' f lAy
sale °
TUESDAY, MARCH 17 -NOTIcEs or MOTIONS. 76 highly finished Portraits and Historical subjects. Hume may per lb. are continued, but they are not on the extensive
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1. The Chancellor of the Exchequer,-Bill for the relief of Per- be had separate in 8, or Smollett in 5 vols. "- - would have conciliated much more general favour, if the London to St. Petersburgb, and of the salary and ernolu- the Colonial Office.
week. la '
sons dissenting from the Church of England in regard to the Printed and Published by A. J. Valpv a.nd sold by all Book Rieht Hon. Baronet had frankly said, " The office of ments attached to such Embassy. This amendment led to POPULATION OF THE FRENCH TEA-The following- are particulars of free trade Te,a,:' i:C".
~ e
Celebration of Marriages. sellers. COLONIES. the Commercial Sale Rooms yesterday .-(Per ilia/i9O-16tiaiti,°3
,
2. Mr. Alderman Wood,-Bill for the better regulation of Ca- Ambassador at the Court of Russia. is at this moment a long and animated discussion, -in which Sir J. C. Hoe- .
briolets and other llackney Carriages, or of Omnibuses and POPE'S WORK S. -
one of the most important that can be confided to HOUSE, Lord MAHON, Sir R. PEEL, Sir E. KNATchtuLe, The official statement is as follows :- • ton) ; 160 large chests Bohea, Is 10d als 10111; 50 Col'gsd ; 3',
Is 9iel a Is 10*d ; 1,603 chests Congou, Is 2id a Do 04?coff
other Stage Carriages for short distances, used in and near' the THE FIRST VOLUME 'OF VALPY'S any man. He who fills it adequately must be able to cope Mr. FERGUSON, Mr. HUME, and Lord STANLEY, were the Free. Slave. Total. boxes Campoi, ls 21t1 als 7d, part withdrawn ; 269 elies (out 0
-Metropolis, and of the drivers and attendants thereof.
3. Sir James Graham,-Bill for the encouragement of the volun- with the subtlest statesman of the age. Lord LONDON- chief speakers, after which Mr. SHEIL withdrew his m
fine. P. ortrait of the Author and two beautiful Engravings from °- the 31st December, 1833, was 3,493 79,765 114,260 condition) Is 4d a2s 6d, part withdrawn ; 888 Chests t_n_,t, ri,
tars' Enlistment of Seamen, and to make regulations for more . ,
Original Designs, handsomel'y bound in cloth, price ss. DERRY is not such a man,-his appointment shall be tion. A new writ was moved for Cardiff in the room of Guadeloupe, ditto
'effectually manning his Majesty's Navy. •soie 1,
4. Sir James Graham,-Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws In this Edition will be given a new Life of Pope, Notices on ancelled." Mr. J. NiciroLn, who had accepted the office of Lord French Guiana, 31st Dec., 1832 4,336 18,201 22,531 son Skin, Is 9(1 als lld ; 220 chests young II), stall' s
eac. h. Poem, and brief Notes, by the Rev. Dr. Croly ; with some Commissioner of the Treasury. The rest of the night was Bourbon, ditto' 23,247 70,458 }. 2s 91d ; 100 boxes Hyson Os Ocl aOs Od; (Per floiainbeli,er
101 10'9
relating, to the Merchant Seamen of the United Kingdom ;
original Letters : the whole to be completed in six monthly It is really shocking to notice the cases of incendiarism 2,404 , Bombay), 20 boxes Bohea, ls 9hd als 10d; (Per 4cl; (ir
' . ' ' 11 th
and for forming and maintaining a Register of a . e men en- Ditto, Indians
volumes. devoted to the Navy Estimates. The House adjourned
gaged in that service. which are being almost daily recorded in the assize reports.
5. Lord Viscount Ebrington,-Committee on the Laws relating to
• Printed and Published by A. .1. Valpy, and sold by all Book- Total 95,284 267,465 36%749 Aliqule, a Bombay), 73 chests Hyson, 2s 6d a2s 7d, °',, elgar
shortly after one o'clock.
, sellers. Much good might, we think, result in checking this cala- On the 31st December, 1831, the free population of Martinique ferior quality. The result of the East India Com Pal, dear-e;
Weights and Measures.
ORDERS OF THE DAY. mitous propensity, were the Judges, now on Circuit, to avail was 28,474 ; in 1833 it amounted to 34,493 ; at the period of the Tea sale, may be thus stated : Boheas are 21ad to 4(1 Pero, la 1:00
Just ready, in 2 vols., post Bvo., THE MALT TAX. July Revolution, the number did not exceed 15 or 1600. It thus the common Congous are 3hd to 4d, the good 2d, ancithe c°'ll(4)
1. Rochester City Election Petition-Ballot for Committee at three. HE CAVALIERS OF VIRGINIA. themselves of every opportunity and point out in striking lan- appears that since the revolution more than 15,000 slaves have in lb. higher. Souchong 4d to 6d lower, Twankays of . cool 4,1
2. Droitwich Borough Election Petition-Ballot for Committee at 1 t sale, to
a quarter after three. By W. A. CARUTHERS. guage, not so much the heinousness as the utter folly of the TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. this one colonLalone, been admitted to the rights and privileges kinds 3hel higher, the fine ones are as cheap as as 34 ~..
a he fin° r
Richard Bentley, 8, New Burlington-streets SIR,-Seeiro, my name in your List of the Division upon of freemen. The population was then 81,000, and now, notwith- Hyson sold hi dearer, the good as cheap am, t-
.. ~, h04,4s
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18.-ORDERS OF THE DAY. crime, as a supposed means of bettering the interests of the
Agents for Scotland, Messrs. Bell and Bradfutes Edinburgh ; for Iso Ch ° •
rd andos's motion for the repeal of the Malt Tax, I take 't cheaper. It becomes of vast im ortance to the public •.`" ell
standing the large amount of manumissions that has taken place, i . p ~ _Ol.
„nod
1. Irziprisonment for Debt Bill-Second reading.
.2. Copyholds Bill-Second reading. Ireland, Mr. John Cumming, Dublin. class among whom it prevails. the earliest opportunity of requesting that 'll t
you a i correc is 79,767. At Guadeloupe the same results are seen. In 1832 rectly informed as to the stocks of. Tea in England, P:i:ci• ol !no
there were 2 559 births and only 1,671 deaths, giving an increase such monstrous statements are daily issued of the scare ,j'eas, ia
3. Court of Session (Scotland) Bill-Second reading. HAMBURG, MARCH 10, 1835. Though in several of the recent trials wanton malevolence this error, by etating that, having been unavoidably detained ~ , , ~ .
of 987, in tne mave population. Teas and the. effi•ontery of saying there will be few g _.„tity tie
4. Imprisonment for Debt (Scotland) Bill-Second reading. ITEINE BROTHERS, , Contractors for the appears alone to be the chief instigation, yet in most of from London, I did not vote at all upon the question. .............................,........ , sive f• t
Engfand, when the very reverse is the fact. The 00, 0,
5. Illegal Securities Bill-Second reading. GREAT LOTTERIES, published and drawn by them the perpetrators have plainly enough resorted to it I have the honor to be, Sir, your obedient servant, buyer's hands is now about nine millions of lbs. Cos° isill'' 0
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. li tole
6. Registration of Voters Bill-Second reading. ACHESON. Company 32 millions. In private trader's hands , ~,
~ae
AUTHORITY, and under -.4.--
under the persuasion that it will somehow tend to redress Worlingham Hall, March 13, 1835. And within a week or two the country will be deluge,' ",S, One
NOTICES OF MOTIONS. GUARANTEE SIR-May I take the liberty to request your attention to the
1. Mr. Poulter,-Bill to protect the free exercise of the Political of the HAMBURG STATE, beg to inform the Public that the their grievances. Now if this barbarous error were made pal- following plain, and, I think, not altogether impertinent, ques- arrivals of every quality and description, and will all i''' rte '",
(Ate eis
Franchise. THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) diately thrown upon the markets here and at all the me. be
Two First Days of Drawing of the spa y...FIFTH HAIVIBURG pable to their understanding, the inducement to destroy might tions in the present crisis :-- immediate sale. The Canton Price Current ef the 0,00001
'2. Mr. Hume,-To call the attention of the House to the Report GREAT LOTTERY, being on the ISlth and 19th instant, the •ree.- te
of the Select Committee on Lighthouses, with a view to their become removed, and the punishment would not be hazarded, ______„„o......_ l. Is his Majest.y obliged, in virtue of any promise, or even oath, tains a list of 30 English vessels in that Port, and asi
....ere
remaining •al subjects to su ort a reli ion ts f
CITY TIVELVE 0' CL 0 CK. to compel the majority of his loy pP g at Lintin besides the Foreign shipping, the freigh '-
consolidation under one management. EIGHT DAYS .
because of the understood uselessness of the guilt. The ,
3. Lord Viscount Ebrineton,-Bill to lain and amend Act of • The public and City politicians are attentively perusing the in- which they conscientiously disbelieve? . per ton, had fallen to 4/ and 4/10s.
. • will be on the 27th, 29th, and 30th April, and the 4th, 6th, 7th. I
- last Session relating to Weights and I leasures. i pen y o eawisin lc e more, e i reme
alt fthl• • • fl• t d b't mbered, as a terestine and animated debates which took 1 1 ...lit ' h 2. Are the pretended vested rights of Bishops to be maintained
p ace est nie , in t e 1,
Ilth and 20th May. es lie‘saitVl
4. Mr. Shaw Lefevre-Bill for the amendment and consolidation of ' • • • • House (if Commons, on Lord Londonderry being appointed Ambas- at the cost of those who derive not the smallest benefit from them PRICE OF BREAD.
t th th n t'b live engeance upon those
The Wheels of these Eight last Days contain 8,000 Tickets only, warmng o o ers, aasre ri u v tro 'is is Sd..°- ten-
or their ministry, and who find it difficult enough to supply the . i geh eesttjsrrsi ewe
hoof B.
erlei a dr
ei nmt he M e po.
the laws relating to the highways in England and Wales. sador to the Court of St. Petersburgh. l'hTle;ee her h half.
and above 1;200 Money Prizes, amongst which is the LARGEST who break the law ; only make it plain to these deluded means of decent subsistenee to their own religious instructors ? f a half-penny to t ree
5. Mr. William Miles,-Canine Madness Bill. THE FUNDS. that rate.
CAPITAL PRIZE of Banco Mares 100,000-say Banco Marcs dll
t 3. Are not these pretended Episcopal and Clerical vested rights,
6. Mr. O'Connell,-Bill to amend the Law of Libel. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ! people, that no possible good, but rather, certain evil must Consols, which left off yesterday. at 921 4 for the Accoun , . . PRICE OF sUGAR. conPute lel>
7. Mr. Humer-Estimate of the Expenses incurred by the Diplo- opened this morning at the same price, but soon after the Market in reality the vested wrongs, of a long unjustly prrsecuted people, The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, - tell/ os
Tickets, warranted undrawn, will be selling from the 20th inst. ensue to them from such acts, and the 'll be more in-
yWl th abolished b a ust ' • i Ida C• .
matic Mission to Persia. became animated, and they reached 92h 4 for the Account ; since and, consequently, to be at leng y j and impartial the Returns made. in the week ending the 10th day 0 .s, of 4,0
o the 20th of Next Month, at Banco Mares 135, or 10/.-sa.
8. Mr. Hume,-Account of the quantity of Malt used in distilla- tTen Pounds S •
terhng. Y fluenced thereby to abandon their error than by a score of which a re-aetion has taken place, and they may be quoted at pre_ Government? 29*. 41d. per Hundred Weight, exclusive ot the 15tit.1,..,001,'
' paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into 4T.
tion, in each of the two last years. sent at 921 4, and for Money, 92h ; Exchequer Bills, 39 40; India 4. , Can any solemn engagement on the part of his Majesty oblige
Direct, without delay, for Tickets to the above-named Contrac- warning executions. .„. Of
9. Mr. Hume,-Return of the quantity of Malt made in ea.ch of Bonds, 21 23. him, in conscience, to injure the many, in order to ISenefit the corn. PRICE OF SEEDS.-March 13
t • h will for •ard Authentic Printed Lists after the D •
ore, wo. la , rawing, It is idle to talk of the sacred rights of property to men aratively few, and those, too, perfectly qualified to support them- Per Cwt. Per Quarter's& 7 45,
the three last years in .
• Scotland and Ireland. The Foreign Market opened buoyant, with a.n improvement in P
to any of their Foreign Correspondents, who shall have duly and New English Red Clover42s. 55; 60s St Foin ....................... •f 2,,, 5,;;:.
10. Mr. Hume,-Monthly Account of the Advertisement Duty paid who have none ; the criminality of destroying it may, per- the closing prices of yesterday. selves ? Old Ditto Ditto
5. Is it not palpably selfish, and intolerably overweening, in the New F.oreigi! Ditto --:.• ---: -.11-s PR;eeeYGrGarsas; .... ; ........ ; ......... ...-.....,-,4- it it
fully paid, before the Drawing, for the Tickets received from" their
and due by each Paper in Ireland during the last year. Office. Half Notes, remitted with any Orders, will not be con- haps, become apparent to a poor wretch under the persuu- _ Spanish Seri? reached 72h 1 premiuTn ; Spanish Stock, 621. ft ; Old Ditto Ditto 425. 565. 665. Linseed, for feeding '•
...,... n-. st.
11. Mr. Hume,-Return of the Distributors of Stamps in Ire- • r-ortriguese, 9•4.
sidered as Payment before the Arrival of the Second Half, in return • ew White Clover 53s t, 7 1 li so in ......... _ye sse
land, with their weekly accounts from July sto the end of sion of an halter already round his neck. But to restrain The express from Paris brings the formation of the new French 6. In cast
,of any Royal qualms of conscience, or perplexity of Bs. ss. Di to, t r w g
... .... 505 0,
1011 d Ditto Ditto *
• ' for the Tickets. -s. -s. -s Ditto, for crushing ... _A...,
last year. • Ministry • in consequence of which the French Funds have ad- mind, with re
• gard to the Coronation Oath, would it not be right in New Trefoil
- - those who, yet untouched by the finger of the law, arc ac- , . party concerned, even to desire such a thing?
gagl?srhascs lB3 20s. 225. Canary .......................
...s. :X.'
_,.
12. Mr. Hume,-Account of the Excise Establishment on the sth reson s . ent to alter it, and simply require of the Sovereign on his 014 Ditto
January, 1831. The publication of Tilts SUN NEWSPAPER commensed this da
Y tually meditating a similar outrage, they should be made vanced, Three per Cents., 79 85 , Co t B d to 8 Parham
HALF-PAST ONE. accession to the throne, a promise to respect the r,ights.of his people
625. 66sa White Mustard ...... :' ca. ,
at large, and to propose a 3 the rule of his conducs the interests and le. Se
13. Mr. Hume,-Gross and net amount of all Taxes repealed, ex- at 15 ntinutes past 3 o'clock. to perceive, not only the impropriety, but the fallacy of According to a French paper received this morning, we find by Foreign Ditto -s 60s. 63s Brown Ditto ......... ;„ ed.,,/
pired, reduced, or imposed, from 1814 to 1832. - accounts from Trieste h • ess
of the 22d February, that an insurrection appin• of his subjects ? •
Coriander -s 14s les Tares .. .. ................ 1.°,?9/
14. Mr. Francis Baring,-Re-appointment of the Committee on di..1147.-- -,, , their device. There appears a rude glory in their thus
' had broken out on board the Egyptian fleet, near Alexandria, t. the above in our trul luabl 'ournal, ou
By inser ing . y yva e j y Rapeseed, English tine (per Last) Me :s3/. . ..... Foreigu 0.
Sinecures. -ese . s,,e, di • r... od and •
daring danger for the accomplishment of a common go , owing to their pay being in arrear. Part of the fleet had been paid would g Y
reatl oblige PRICES OF HOPS.-March 13. .to 161,
.1 05
.„. . rests' ..
,14.-,....y? ..- . ~.._ 5,4,_ A CONSTANT READER AND WELL-WISHER. K.ni. Iseekets (per cwt.)
THURSDAY, MAncif i.u.-NOTICES OF MOTIONS. ..e„ , . 1,41 t: A . 3
..y.7t„ dia
to such persons, acting under the false impressions of right, and sent to the Island of Can • ar.ay L7i:11:- 2 Hemp ............... . 13- ............... oa.
ills-1, a
Choice ditto ei Os - a.. ot,
6. 0, i • 6,. to 5/.
1. Mr. Hardy,-Bill to consolidate mid amend the Laws against 4,..*
x,,, . . • • t,5 , .
~;::;••_.-4
,_ CAonsols, which reached in the early part of the morning 92/ for Pontefract, March 10. Kent Bags V. 4c 51. to ,/ 0'
Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members to serve '-' --'4
. s'.---
.-.st ee '. .4-ea ,P.l's ": e,„,,,e---aes, the disgrace of punishment is lost in the bravery .of
~a .:.".•.:•..a- . he ccount, are not so good at present, and may- be quoted 921 1 ; Sussex Pockets
in Parliament. Superfine ditto 5/. 5s 5! 1 al
the enterprize. Convince
.them, however, that the object for money, 924 4. ; but the Market appears firm.
2. Mr. W. S. O'Brien,-Bill for relief of the Poor in Ireland. The Foreign Securities continue improving ; particularly Spanish The Duchess of St. Alban's gave a grand dinner Ist rep / 11M
, b , -s,' WHITECH A PEI, HAY MARK§T -----4 ed. to
3. Mr. Harvey,-Committee to inquire into the revenues and ap- • they have in view cannot be attained by the desperate
propriation of Queen Anne's Bounty. e 5........- al: t-11/
Zi ie ...---- , - . + means they are ready to employ, and they will relinquish and Portuguese Stocks, caused by a report of favourable accounts
from Spain, that the negotiation with Don Carlos was in favour of party on Thursday to some of the most distinguished of the thy
n of the
Nobility on the occasion of christening the infant so . 995. Oat to 1055. ed I Clover ........ .195 s
Straw :SBs Al to 423.1 d ~ ev:
4. Colonel Leith Hay,-That the House do take into consideration - 16 0
ts use-the spur to unlawful acts is lost if they are satis- an adjustment, to put an end to the war in that country. Spanish COAL MARKEr.-March 13. 'l9 6
the Report of the Select Committee of last Session on Private Per Ton a d Per Tolt•
......
......:,
i_
63; Scrip. 71; 8 prem. ; Portuguese 92'A 93 ; Dutch 561 1; ner, the drawing-room being splendidly fitted up with crimson
Adair's * l7 3 Walls End Brown s•
...... ••:,, 6. 0
Bill Fees. LONDON. , fied it is neither brave nor profitable to engage upon them.
Danish 78 to lh. velvet and large .gold candelabra. The sponsors were the Bensham Main l6 0 Walls End Heaton ............
.., !sil $
5. Mr. Lynch,-Bill to repeal so much of Act 19 Geo. 2, c. 13 SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1835. Let them once have a knowledge that the farmer whose No further arrivals. Marquis of Bute, Lord Tenterden, and the Duchess of St. Bradley, Stanhope, and Co l4 6 Walls End Hilda ... •. : ....":„. ' i
(MA), as annuls and makes void all Marriages celebrated by THREE O'CLOCK. Alban's, her Grace giving the exquisitely-wrought silver cUr Hheebblierrn"grti n l6 3 Wslls End H0t5pu,,,,_;.•0.,...„, , ,
any Popish Priest between Protestant and Catholic. -....0.0.....--. • property is fired, sustains no eventual loss, (either by reason
Consols for the Account, 924 4. which served as the font. In the evening there was a bal , tiolywen
6. Mr. O'Loghlen,-Bill for the appointment of convenient places We are glad to learn that despatches of a very satisfac- of it being insured, or of his desiring a higher price for 18 6 Walls End 51ed0i05'`.!......., .s.
attended by all the fashion and rank in town, and which was Ditto Reins l5 0 hope ComparlY .. •,!:36,111'
..„ ;4 :'4
for the holding cf Assizes in Ireland. Ord s liedhugh l5 6 Walls End Norol,t, ...• .... :.••• 19 9
tory character have been received at the Colonial Office that which remains from the scarcity produced by the kept up until a late hour.
7. Mr. Sheil,-Return of any Rules respecting Orange Societies MARSEILLES, MARCH 5.---Eight th Ith
y- ree rea s , Pontop Windsor l5 6 Walls End Perkll,-,',
~.,•••
..„ ,„1 ,
made lay the Provost aud Senior Fellows of Trinity College, from the Cape of Good Hope. Matters in that Colony partial destruction, or by arguments of a similar tendency), are registered, of which 31 are attributed to the cholera. The Duke of Marlborough has left Clarges-street I:ieten
........ '..,,
,-„I It.
b South Hartley l5 6 Walls End Wan'''. .......... •
... ';,, ?,
Dublin, and of any means taken for the purpose of suppressing ~ have taken a decided turn for the better. and the incendiary will no longer persist in his error, be- The disease appears now stationary, and thus affords room for on a tour of visits in Hants, -whence his Grace returns to his Tanfield lB 6 Walls End Killins n., s 0::, !,,, 11,
18 3 , Walls End Hett?•%, .
.... ;;;;„ ~•o' ;
such Societies in Trinity College. .
8. Lord Viscount Mandeville-Reports relating to the outrages at By the arrangements made by the Commander of the cause the error is understood.. • the presumption of its speedy removal. seat, Blenheim Park. The Duchess, to whom his Majesty ;vVest Hartley
Diatant Butterknowl l5 6 Walls End Laro,'_;l,6 le
....... 19 6
17 9 Walls End litts-c' .• . ~.• /I 6
Armagh Races last year. 'Forces at Graham's town, the Caffres had been nearly or It is quite unnecessary that the Judge 'shotild read a Admiral Keralio recently died in the neierhbourhood has assigned apartments in 'Hampton Court Palace, and her
. b 37 0: Walls End G0rc10rif..5.,,60,,... 0 5
9. Colonel Verner-Report of the Investigation into the conduct of of' Venues ;he has bequeathed to the Government a million, nieces, the Mises Spencer, are visiting in Sussex. cowpen
uite s bd ed d 't
q u u idered that tran unlit had • Halibeath - .... ...... ....
. • Police Constable Brennan, at Portadown, last April. ,an i was cons' q y riddle of political economy to au unhappy culprit just about to be employed for founding at Brest an hospital like Green- Lord W. Bentinck returned to Calcutta on tlie New Flockion, One, and
........c....
ORDER OF THE DAY. been restored. to be condemned to death ; but we are satisfied that if the wich Hospital. , 14th of November, much indisposed. He was positively to e
Silkatone Field and C
0.. 16 6 Walls Ent ~,,, /
Walls E . • -
nd Bewiche and Co l9 6 I Walls End Pr- 18 0,
Dublin City Election Petitions-Ballot for Committee at three. Sir BENJAMIN VUEDAN, with the Commanding En- Court would seize every opportunity of expatiating upon ATTEMPTED FRATRICIDE.-We read in tne leave for England on the 15th of March, in his Majesty's ship Ships arrived since last market-day, of f .
FRIDAY, MARCH 20.-NOTICE OF MOTION. gineer Colonel THOMSON, and his personal Staff
e , had pro- Echo de Veronne that a younger brother a dragoon in the Curacoa.
Sir Henry Hardinge,-Consideration of so much of the King's ' the extravagant folly and utter uselessness of this prevailing Tft f jo,f,/
44th Regiment, enticed, by a false pretext, his elder brother into - • COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURIIO „
...„./ e
Speech as relates to the subject of Tithes in Ireland. ceeded from Cape Town to Graham's Town. : • ..; a, e Lady Brougham has issued cards for a most splen-
crime, as either serving the labourer or injuiing Lrae .armer, a wood, called Tarnat, when he discharged his pistol at him. . aesi;...
_, 4,)
The next arrivals will, we have no doubt, confirm the the admonition would have a most salutary effect, and The fire of the youngest not taking effect, he rushed on his did entertainment. rer ssuarter. Wheat. I Barley. l).0'. 1........, 44 ;-fi 40.
--- 15 0 Walls End South P.
....... . ..•:,.,. 17 6
BRIGHTON. complete re-establishment of order and tranquillity through- prove after all, probably, the best corrective of incendiary brother, and beat him with his musket until he • • • Ashburn 47 58 29 31 18 23 129 43 '4O 4'
. thought he Mrs. Plasket last night entertained a large party in B.:singstoke 36 48 '2736 22 '26 i„A44 0 /
--.....-_ ~, Di, 11 , /
FRIDAY, MARCH 13.- The joyful event of their Majesties' re- out the Colony. practices. ' was dead. The elder brother lay senseless and exhausted for Clifford-street. it.ab ...--- 44 48 24 35 ,20 -2 132 '6e - /
...-______- • some time •at length he recovered sufficient strength to get The Bishop of London will entertain a distinguished Bridgewater -....... 43 56 22 20 26 &) 134 46 ss•_ /
turn to the Castle took place at a quarter before six, and was wel- d. a Bristol 48 51, 24 32 In 44 Ao s''' /
- • up and walk. Little hope of his recovery is entertaine
reamed with an enthusiasm that must have gladdened the hearts of Lord JOHN RUSSELL has very properly announced his Brussels and German papers, containing some advices •• • • party this day at his house in St. James's-square. Chesterfield -.a... 44 M 2833 16
~„2'2 3,, ig --
.. /
The criminal is in custody at the prison of Berberac. . t -se.- 43 15 30 :15 N. 0 0
el:loyal subjects. The road and streets leading f oin' Frown t ' t t:
r ore o in en ion of moving a • .
call of the House, on whatever day from the East, have been received. No importance, how- MURDER oF A WIFE. A h Cr le Assizes
-ttc ar is LORD CHANCELLORS.-The Lord High Chan- =aster -- 48 50 30 4;2 17 L
-6 4 41 ..• 0
b 22 --- 41 44 4
I e Castle were throng,: d with persons of every class, and on the
Yovalcarriage reaching, the gates of the Long Walk, it was joined he brings forward his motion respecting the Irish Church ; ever, can be attached to the Turkish firmans for regulating on Wednesday, John Pearson was found Guilty of the wilful cellor Wolsey was impeached in the House of Lords for high El•rectehrester...--......
4-2 13 :21 ....., 7,i
~., 40 4,3 4 /
'.`e't al 40 •', 0
-a} tne major part of the young gentlemen of I.ton school, who con- and also, by way of amendment on the order of the day, the pay of troops, and just as little to the political gossip of murder of his wife, Jane Pearson, at Ran y ,
d' lands in the parish treason. Sir Thomas More, his successor, was beheaded. G:0uce5ter................ 34 48 2.3 20 9.0 `-‘,.,- 34 0 ~,i ,
Lord Chancellor Ellesmere had two indictments f d
Pre erre .' g
fie I erford .......... 31 • 50 22 no 21 r, ,I ' /
tinue to run by the side of it till it reached the Castle, uttering that of Abbey Lanercost, on Tuesday, the 14th of October laanstd. • Leice5ter................. - .so _ 31 -7...) -3-6 ss ~ /
the House resolve itself into a Committee of the the writer in the Austrian Observer. The Belgian Legis- against him in the Court of King's Bench, for a premunire.
-the loudest acclamations. The King looked remarkably well, and The prisoner was ordered to be executed on Friday next, _ Newbury 32 40 26 36 '-1 26 qt 3 4'3
'''
24 - - 41 ..- /
both he and the Queen seemed deeply affected at the loyalty and whole House, on the state of that Ecclesiastical Establish- lature has very wisely devoted itself to improvement in the his body to be afterwards buried within the walls of the prison. sir Francis Bacon was convicted of bribery and corruption. neresey .......--. 52 ' 58 28 34 21 77 ... 46
,„, SO i
6 Sir T. Finch went into voluntary exile, to avoid an impeach- Shaftesbury --... '- 54 - '25 --. :>0 34 I'l .... /
affection evinced by the multitude that greeted their return. They ment. It will be seen by this that Mr. WARD has left the civil and criminal code of the country. There are 102 prisoners for trial at Roscommon Shepton Mallet -40 46 26 35 1 S ,)-- 33 64 /i.
were escorted by a party of the First Life Guards. ____.- IR ment for high treason. Lord Chancellor Hyde was banished sh
Prince George of Cambridge arrived shortly after their Ma- question entirely in his Lordship's hands, which we are Assizes. Fitzstephen French, Esq. • •
M P is foreman of the erborne 46 52 •26 132 21 '''.,3 ..-• 36 '.*. s_r
by Pailiament. Lord Chancellor Jefferies died a prisoner in -Paiiiiton-w-. - -45 - 22 - ii; 34 4° 4'.;l' g °
The Navy Estimates for 1835-6, were last night Grand Jury. The amount of presentments applied for is Yarniouth.-.......... 36 41 23 36 20 ,- 36 ,d•si 0 •
jesties, accompanied by the Rev. Mr. Wood. glad of ; for although the Hon. Member for St. Alban's is the To • II dh H f
wer. Sir John Trevor was expe e t e ouse or
The following persons arrived '
in the course of the evening :- wII al 1 t d t do 't • t•
e ccu a e o i jus ice, yet he has not the Parlia- brought forward by Lord ASHLEY, and, we are glad to 9,918/. orruption. •Lord Chancellor Macclesfield, on an impeach- Yeovil --...--, 4.0 52 "8 SO 22 ``,', . tl• so 0"s --
Per Bushel. s. d. !c.d. s. d. a. d s ti. % 8 l'o 0
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the Earl and Countess of Mayo, Lady De Lisle, Sir Herbert and bl discontented at the de- c • ..j,
find, show a reduction ef 232,000/. upon the amount of the The farmers are reasona v
, ment in the House of Lords, was found guilty, and Shrewsbury ........... 5 9 66' 4 4 4 9 5 0 u
______.----- os.
Lady Taylor, Colonel Horace Seymour, Messrs. Hudson, Shiffner, mastery weight and ex A
pe-ence of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, ression in wheat, but some of them very unreasonably attri- ________---
and Davis, and Misses Hudson and Wilson. receding year's estimates. Lord ASHLEY, however, ac- P fined 30,000/. - LgdY itt
to whom besides, as leader of the Opposition, such an im- P - d th f tat
bute it solely to the extende grow opo oes, and in parti- MEETINGS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. BIRTHS. e go. torr
, Sir Jeffrey Wyatville had the honour of dining at the Royal table. knowledged that this reduction was entirely to be attributed ,
ether to what are produced by the cottage garden allotment AT On the 13th inst in Arlington-street, th
In the evening the town was very well and generally illumi. portant question-which is a matter of, life or death to S. .....ONDAY Statis.tical Society
to the operation of the system established by the Whig They consequently deprecate this mode of assisting the poor, Linntean Society Eight, re et. of a daughter •'
,o, lit°
rated. Mr. Clark, of the White . Hnrt Inn, in addition to his Ministers-should almost as a matter of riibt be entru ted TUESDAY 0 11- • ' • G Tnor-strt
.itigi
nt e 12th inst., in Lower ross
- - • - ---
- - • • ' ---- - - - s ' Ml.icit.r.s_ ~ who had. at the time of Quitting office, left believing it has an effect in lowering the price of that grain to {Horticultural Society One, r.m. 110' F
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MARSEILLES, MARCH s.—Eighty-three deaths
are registered, of which 31 are attributed to the cholera.
The disease appears now stationary, and thus affords room for
the presumption of its speedy removal.
Admiral Keralio recently died in the neighbourhood
of Vennes ; he has.bequeathed to the Government a million,
to be employed for founding at Brest an hospital like Green-
wich Hospital.
ATTEMPTED FRATRICIDE.—We read in the
Echo de Veronne that a younger brother, a dragoon in the
44th Regiment, enticed, by a false pretext, his elder brother into
a wood, called Tarnat, when he discharged his pistol at him.
The fire of the youngest not taking effect, he rushed on his
brother, and beat him with his musket until he thought he
was dead. The elder brother lay senseless and exhausted for
some time ; at length he recovered sufficient strength to get
up and walk. Little hope of his recovery is entertained.
The criminal is in custody at the prison of Berherac.
MURDER OF A WIFE.—At the Carlisle Assizes
on Wednesday, John Pearson was found Guilty of the wilful
murder of his wife, Jane Pearson, at Randylands, in the parish
of Abbey Lanercost, on Tuesday, the 14th of October last.
The prisoner was ordered to be executed on Friday next, and
his body to be afterwards buried within the walls of the prison.
There are 102 prisoners for trial at Roscommon
Assizes. Fitzstephen French, Esq. M. P. is foreman of the
Grand Jury. The amount of presentments applied for is
9,918/.
The farmers are reasonably discontented at the de-
pression in wheat, but some of them very unreasonably attri-
bute it solely to the extended growth of potatoes, and in parti-
cular to what are produced by the cottage garden allotments.
They consequently deprecate this mode of assisting the poor,
believing it has an effect in lowering the price of that grain to
the amount, as they variously assert, of 10, 20, 30, 40, and.
even 50 per cent. Now the indeterminateness of these as-
sumptions at once betrays their general fallacy. The differ-
ence between 10 and 50 per cent. is too wide to admit of any
other feeling than a belief that such opinions are aught but
mere conjecture.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, ;MARCH 12.
There is not any new feature in our Cotton Market to-day.
The demand has continued steady, and the prices are with-
out change. The sales are-1,970 American, 94-d. to 11d. ;
260 Peruvian, 14d. ; 100 Maranham' Pid, to 14id. ; 100
Surats, 7 d. ; 70 Babies, 12}d.—total, 2,500.
Arrangements are being made in Oxford to carry
the Poor Law Amendment Act into immediate operation.
A person brought from the neighbourhood of Mark-
field to Loughborough, 41., the amount of a fine, in copper
coin, viz , 31. in halfpence, and 1/. in farthings. The act not
requiring persons to t: Ice more than 6d. in that form, the
tender was refused, and the purveyor of copper coin had to
carry his coppers back.

The Bishop of London will entertain a distinguished
party this day at his house in St. James's-square.
LORD CHANCELLORS.—The Lord High Chan-
cellor Wolsey was impeached in the House of Lords for high
treason. Sir Thomas More, his successor, was beheaded.
Lord Chancellor Ellesmere had two indictments preferred
against him in the Court of King's Bench, for a premunire.
Sir Francis Bacon was convicted of bribery and corruption.
Sir T. Finch went into voluntary exile, to avoid an impeach-
ment for high treason. Lord Chancellor Hyde was banished
by Pat liament. Lord Chancellor Jefferies died a prisoner in
the Tower. Sir John Trevor was expelled the House for
corruption. Lord Chancellor Macclesfield, on an impeach-
ment in the House of Lords, was found guilty, and
fined 30,0001.
MEETINGS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK.
MONDAY Statistical Society
LinnEean Society Eight, r. M.
TUESDAY Horticultural Society One, r.u.
WEDNESDAY Society of Arts p. 7, P.m.
Royal Society ...
p. 8, P. M.
Tit u asp Ay I society of Antiquaries
FRIDAY Royal Institution p. 8, P. M.
SATURDAY Royal Asiatic Society... Two, P.M.
The General Anniversary meeting takes place on the same day
at three o'clock.—Athenceunt.
PORTSMOUTH.—LICENSED VICTUALLERS.—A
numerous and respectable meeting of the Tavern-keepers and
Licensed Victuallers, was held at the Dolphin Inn, High-
street, Portsmouth, on Tuesday last, when a petition to the
House of Commons, praying the repeal of the Act of last Ses-
sion, imposing an additional duty of 50 per cent. on their
spirit licenses, was agreed on, and which petition has been for-
warded to J. B. Carter, Esq., one of the Members of the bo-
rough, for presentation, and which will be supported by C. J.
Hector, Esq., the Member for Petersfield. We have no doubt
that petitions for the like purposes will be sent from all parts of
the kingdom, for a more unjust and partial Act was never
passed, and upon a class of traders more oppressed and in-
jured than any others in his Majesty's dominions.

The Navy Estimates for 1835-6, were last night
brought forward by Lord ASHLEY, and, we are glad to
find, show a reduction of 232,000/. upon the amount of the
preceding year's estimates. Lord ASHLEY, however, ac-
knowledged that this reduction was entirely to be attributed
to the operation of the system established by the Whig
Ministers, " who had, at the time of quitting office, left
that department in the most effective state." So here we
have the Conservatives now acknowledging that our
Naval affairs were left by the Whigs " in the most
effective state"—and yet who does not recollect the
charges so incessantly made by the Conservative party
against the Reform Government, of stripping the Dock-
yards of necessary stores, and of carrying their " pitiful
economy" to an extent which would entirely ruin the Naval
service ! Was not that a " factious" opposition ? Now
the Conservatives have not only discovered that the service
was left in an effective state, but even that they could carry
that " pitiful economy" still farther !
The debate gave rise to no remarks of much import-
ance. We arc glad to perceive that the system of using
boys in the navy, which, we believe, was introduced by the
Reform Government, is to be continued and increased. it

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On the 13th inst., in Arlington-st
of a (laughter.
On the 12th inst., in Lower Gri
Clive, of a son.
On the 12th inst., in 13elgrave-squa
of a daughter.

_ Sir Jeffrey Wyatville had the honour of dining at the Royal table.
In the evening the tow❑ was very well and generally illumi.
rated. Mr. Clark, of the White Hart Inn, in addition to his
louse being brilliantly illuminated, had a very splendid display of
=fireworks.

The King took a drive in a carriage and four this afternoon
in the Great Park; the Queen did not leave the Castle during
the day.
Sir Jeffrey Wyatville will have the honour of dining with their
Majesties again this evening.
Most of therincipal fam'lies of the neighbourhood have left their
names at the Castle during the day.
The King's stag hounds will meet on Monday next at Hawthorn-
hill, and on Friday, at Langley-broom : each day at eleven o'clock.

We observe, with heartfelt pleasure, that a motion for
the abolition of the inhuman punishment of flogging in the
army is to be submitted to the House of Commons on
Monday next. It is truly high time that, in a nation so
advanced in civilization as Great Britain, this remnant
of worse than feudal barbarism was utterly extinguished,
and, if possible, that the very name of such a degrading
torture was forgotten. We know that the Government has
issued a Commission to inquire what punishments ought to
be substituted for flogging, in order to enforce that degree
of discipline which is necessary to the efficiency of a stand-
ing army ; and, therefore, that the final extinction of
punishment by the lash has been. determined upon ; but we
are nevertheless of opinion that. the Commons are bound
to give no peace to Ministers, until his Majesty shall be
pleased to authorise, in a ls:il and constitutional form, the

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On the lath inst., at St G "an- s'e
s . eorge •
BBeuivaenissi,nj uTnr.a,vEerssl.
0,
foßf Clifton, to Eliza Mary, ce° vsiTtet
god ascot!
On the 12th inst., at Clapham Church,atheebeircav: elsdgelel7
Rector of Ho ton in Suffolk, to Susan
of the late Rev. J. Jackman, Rector of Ashley-
Vicarcutn. of Kirtling, in Cambridgeshire.

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DIED.
On the 25th ult., hile dancing at , floref.es't 03'
the Grand Duke oftfisacPa°nl3.lexlYn'
the Pi
Palare,au:rds,
Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Forbes, of the Coldstream ur oertraw
of General Lord Forbes. street,
On the 11th inst., in Upper Grosvenor'
Ogle, Esq., aged 61.

DINNER AT GERARD'S HALL.—Yesterday the
Gentlemen of the 'Ward of Bread-street gave a most splendid
entertainment to the new Alderman, H. Lainson, Esq. There
were present upwards of 150 gentlemen. The Chair was
taken by J. Allen, Esq., supported by Alderman Wood, the
two Sheriffs, the Common Council of the Ward, and several
of the Corporation. The dinner was upon the most expensive
scale. A number of loyal and patriotic toasts were drank, and
the gfeatest harniony and good-will prevailed. The company
did 'tot break up till a late Hour.

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