Star.
London, England, 1818-04-18 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGLNCZ.

THE EVENING STAR•

LONDON.

SATURDAY. APRIL 18. 19184 •
THE FUNDS.
PRIV& 07 STOCKS THIS DAY AT TIVILVII 09011101 C
Reduced 790 es. &v.—Consols 791 80
Cons. for Acc. 800-4 per Cent. 97f
Navy Anns.lo7i—lndia Bonds 96 97 pr.
Eschew/1' Bills Is 22 pr.

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A Senkssent to the Gazette of Tuesday last was
published at a late hour this forenoon, containing the
substance of dispatches received at the East India
House, addressed to the Secret Committee, by the
Governor in Council at Bombay, detailing the com-
mencement and progress of the hostilities with the
PRISHWA. The first extract is .from a dispatch of
the Honourable MOURVITUART ELPUIRSTONE, the,
Resident at the Court of the PIISHWA, dated Camp
at Kicky, the 6th of November last, and relates en'
tirely to the manner in which the rupture was brought
on, confirming what has been already made known
to the public on this subject through other chinnele.'
In consequence of the movement ef the combined
forces on Poonah, the FEUIHWA, as our Readers art
already aware, was compelled, on the morning of
the 17th, to fly from his capital, and leave-it to be
taken quiet possession of by our troops. General
SMITH, in his report of these movements, makes ha
nourable mention of the gallant exertions of Lieu-
tenant SPILLYR, of the Ist- Battalion 3d RegiMent,
!rho was slightly wounded, as was also Captain
Paarron, of the Bombay European Regiment.
The Copy of a Report follows from. Lieutenant-
Colonel BURR, of the Bombay Establishment, con-
taining the account of the 'engagement with the
FEISHWA'S troops on the sth November, which agrees
in all respec►s with the particulars we have before re-
ceived through the Calcutta Gazettes of the 20th
November. Only one European Officer, Lieutenant
FALCONER, of the 2d battalion Ist Regiment, was
wounded; but that so severely, that Lieutenant-Colo-
nel BURR idds, « there is very little hope of his sur-
viving."
The impression made on the enemy by.tss de-
feat was such, that he abandoned for a time every
thing like offensive operations, confining. himself to
attempts to cut off supplies, and to shut the roads.
The fourth di% ision of our Army. under the com-
mand of Brigadier-General Spann, which had been
c,ncentrated on the South :Bank of the Goclavery,
joined Colonel Buaa's divisiun on the 13th. .
On the 22,2. General SMITH left Poonah in pursuit
of the enemy ; twice he came close upon him, but
was unable to force him to an engagement, and from

%sal-a of cavalry, could not drive him to a distance.
This was the state of matters on the 29th of Novem-
ber; but General SMITH thinks that every day's ex-
periment of the Per..stwa.'s present system is dis-
persing his moss, and that he must soon be forced to
give it up.
An extract from a dispatch from the Governor in
Council ef Bombay, dated the 9th December, adds,
that,the valuable territory of Colpar, in the vicinity
of Stara" belonging to the litt-cusErt JAGISICBDAR,
has been taken possession of; and that the Fort of
_Sererndroog, on the sea coast south of Bombay, has
st.rrendered, after a slight resistance.
Lieutenant Exam, of the Bombay Engineers, had
been cut off near Sakoor Moldova, while employed
on a survey. He was shot while engaged with the
enemy; but his detachment of a jemendar and twenty-
five men, fought their way to a friendly post.
The report of a satisfactory arrangement having
been made with SCINDIA, is, we arc happy to say,
fully confirmed. On the sth of November he signed
a Treaty, engaging to co-operate actively towards
the suppression of the Pindarees, and to furnish for
this purpose a force of 5000 men. The Treaty will
be found at length in the preceding columns.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this morn
ing, but are quite barren of intelligence. The Cham-
ber of Peptides contir.ue occupied with the details of
the Budget, but any interest that may be attached to
them is altogether local. The five per cents. left off
on Tuesday, at 67 F. 55 c.

A Hamburgh Malt arrived this morning, but
brings r.othing important ia the way of intelligence•
Ca the Sd April, Lord .STRANGFPRD preiented his
Credentials as Ambassador to the Swedish Court.

New York Papers to the 10th of March arrived
this morning.--Intelligence is stated to have been re-
ceived there from Buenos Ayres, that the force under
General ARTIGAS, at Colonia, had rebelled against
their leader, and that 1000 troops had embarked
from Buenos Ayres to aid the mutineers. General
SAW MAnxim was on his march to Lima, having
been victorious throughout Chili.
The Cabinet at Washington is said tolse undecided
whether the occupation of Amelia shall be continued
or not ; it being now strongly apprehended that Con-
gress will not support the Executive in the measure.
On the 28th of February an animated debate took
place in the House of Representatives, on the Expa-
triation Bill, which derived additional interest from a
declaration of Mr. Speaker CLAY, that he should, in
the course of the present Session, bring the cause of
the South-American Fatriots before the House, in

a manner worthy of the subject, when he pledged
himself to redeem them from asperbioss, , particularly
the calumnious reproaches of ignorance, pf supersti-
tion, and anfiutess for self-government, which he said
Thad be cut on them from various quarters. Mr. Fort_
srrn,Chairman of the Committee of Foreign Relations,
expressed-his satisfaction at the intimation thus made
by the Speaker ; and pledged himself, when the oc-
casion arrived, to defend the policy pursued by the
United States, in regard to. the contest in South
America.

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From the Halifax Journal, of March 24, received
to•day, we learn that his 'Majesty's brig C-HILDERS
has kin sent by Admiral liewvax, from Barbadoes
to the Spanish Main, to demand satisfaction for de-
predations committed on British cruizers.
PIRATES UNDER SPARISII cotowas.—The Princess
Elizabeth packet has arrived at Falmouth from Rio
Janeiro, after having been taken on the 21st March,
in lat. 18. long. 35. and plundered of the bullion she
had on. board, by two piratical vessels under Spanish
colours—Mail sunk.
This packet has been due some days, and her ar-
rival in this plundered state has occasioned much
disappointment to the merchants in the City.

We mentioned yesterday the general dislike ex-
pressed in the City to the New Plan of Finance, and
stated our conviction that it would be abandoned,
as no rnanceuvring whatever could make it palatable.
In point of fact it now appears that it bad been given
up at the time we were writing; for, in the afternoon,
when our Reporter had left, he Stock Exchange, Mr.
'Use paid another visit to the Rouse, and made the
following

" Trecsury Chambers, April 17.
" Lord Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in
pursuance of the condition mentioned in the notice, dated April
14, have determined that the books for receiving subscriptions
into a new stock, at the rate of three ancLa half per cent.,shroild
continue open until the 24th Inst. inclusive, unless a sum of
3,000,0001. of money, it the rate of 111. for every 1001. stock,
in the terms of the forms notice, shall be subscribed befote
thaiday; and when the subscription to that amount shall be
completed, the books will be finally cloud, and every person
who bus already subscribed, or may hereafter subscribe, will
be at liberty to fond Exchequer Bills, es► the terms already pro.
posed, to an extent not exceeding the amount of the capital
stock in the 3 per cent. Consols, or Reduced Annuities, sub-
scribed by him. Subscriptions of not less than 2,0001. capital,
stock will be tecrieecl. Every person funding Exchequer Bills,
after having made a depodt of 5 per cent, at the Bank, either
in Exchequer Bills or money, at the time of declaring his op.
don to fund, will be allowed to deliver them at the following
periods, instead of the periods mentioned for their delivery ac-
cording to the former notice, vie,—
"On or before the lit of August, 1915 20 per cent.
3d of September 20 per ceut.
tst of October- - 20 per cent.
3141 of October 20 per cent.
26th of November The remaindw.
" AU Exchequer Bills, dated on or before the Ist of August
next, will be received at the Exchequer Bill Office, on account
of the Bills funded, provided they have not been advertised to
be paid of at the respective days of payment ; but the interest
of such Exchequer Bills will cease from the Ist of August, not-
withstar.ding they may not be brought into the Exchequer Bill
Office till after that date.
" tloney %la be received instead of Exchequer Pills on any
of the above days, upon a payment. at tie rate of one per cent.
in addition to the amount of the instalment, and also upon pay-
ment of an interest at the rate of ed. per cent. per diem, from
the Ist of August to the day of payment.
" About 14,000,0001. of the Money and Exchequer Bills to
be raised by this subscription will be wanted for the service of
the year, and the remainder of the money and Exchequer Bills
subscribed will operate as a redaction of the urreuded debt."
The amount of each subscription is reduced from

5000/. to 20001. capital stock ; and the period for de-
livering Exchequer Bills is extended from the Ist of '
August, by instalments, to the 28th of November.—
But the principal novelty of the amended scheme is
one of great advantage to subscribers, as it extends
the privilege of funding Exchequer Bills, the only
profitably part of the operation, from 22 per cent. to
100 per cent. on the amount of 3 per... Cent. Stock
converted. When the notice was given in the Stock
Exchange, the Consols were nearly 81, at which price
the Funding would yield a profit of about 31. for
every 1001. Consols or Reduced subscribed. Every
one was, therefore, eager to subscribe ; and though it
was late in the afternoon when the notice was given,
upwards of 15,000,0001. of Stock were written in be-
fore three o'clock, when the books closed for the day,
and very many applicants were disappointed. The
whole Loan will not embrace quite 28,000,0001.
From the nature of this Loan, it was the obvious in••
terest of every subscriber to realize his profit imme-
• diately ; and sales for this purpose out of the Con-
sols and Reclined took place to a great extent after
three o'clock.

The shortest way of explaining any project of this
kind is to describe its operation.—lt will have the ef-
fect of inducing the subscribers to sell out of the
Funds at the best rate they can, by which the Stocks,
until the new stock, created by the plan, comes into
action, must necessarily fall ; when they have sold,
their money will be invested in Exchequer Bills,
which they have the privilege of funding at the rate
at which they have subscribed. But when this ope-
ration is completed, the natural tendency of the funds
to rise in a period of peace, must produce its ordinary
effect.—At half-past II o'clock this day, the required
Subscription was filled up, amounting to Twenty-eight
Millions. Consols opened at 80i, fell to 79j, and,
at one o'clock, were sq.

The manner in which the Duchess of CUMBIR•
LAND received the jointure agreed by the House to
be settled on her Royal Highness, as mentioned in
the Parliamentary Report of last night, is good-
humoured and hind.

FALMOUTH, APRIL IS.
Wind S. S.
E.—Arrived the Walsingharn Packet,
with Mails, from Jamaica, in 50 days; Grace packet
with ditto, from New York and Halifax, in 21 days
from the latter place. Arrived off the Port, and pro-
ceeded for Hull, the Eliza, Boort', from Gallipoly,
in 55 days.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL te.

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Wind S. E.—Came in the Diamond, HIIITABLI4
from Zante, with loss of sails ; sailed on the Ist of
February : on the 2d ult. spoke, off, Malta, the Anna,
BRUCY, from Odcisa, to Genoa, all well ; Trident,
WATSON, from London, to Tobago ; Mars, PAR-
TRIDGZ, from London, to Teneriff ; and the Good In-
tent, HAM, from St. Michaers, for London.
PORTSMOUTH. APRIL 17.
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Wind E. N. E.—Passed down Channel the Lady
Melville, STEWART, and the Cabalva, DALRYMPLE,
for China. Arrived his Majesty's ship ROSARIO, from
a cruize. Captain Gow.natn, of the Jane, from
Bahia, reported last night that the William, of Blythe,
Sagan master, had been carried into Bahia by t Spa-
niel' privateer, where part of her cargo (supposed for
Buenos Ayres) had been taken out, and the vessel
allowed to proceed.

DEAL. APRIL 17.
Wind N. E.—Arrived and sailed fot the River the
Margaret, Stumm, from Cardiff. Came down from
the River and Sailed, the Prince Kutusoff, HALL, for
Jamaica; Wilt;am Matthew, EVANS, for Quebec, &c.
and Eliza Hill, Batrox, for Leghorn. ,

DOVER, APRIL 17.
Wind E. to N.—Sailed the Eliza transport, for
Calais, with troops. Passed the Dispatch, WARREN,
from Boston for Amsterdam, out 35 days, all well.

SWANSEA, APRIL 15.

The foreign ship Eugenia, Ds HA4II, from St.
Thomas's, laden with sugar and coffee, &c. is now
lying at the mouth of Carmarthen River, having with
great ditficulty escaped shipwreck.
GRAVESEND, APRIL 17.

Arrived the Lord Mulgrave, itoppett, from Gibraltar ; Ro-
bert Rae, Blcwitt, from Sicily ; Getters, Graham, from Ant-
werp; Susannah, Nelson; and Madah, Greif, from Memel;
Two Brothers, Rattod, from Lisbon ; Jane and Mary, Coats,
from Hamburgb ; and a great many others, names unknown.—
Sailed the Persevet rice, Templer, for China; Rebecca, Pritch-
ard, for Jamaica; Althass, Stanilands, for liambusgh ; Robin
Redbreast, Hart, for Memel ; and Betsey, Ladd, Du Rotterdam.

We are sorry to state that an alarming and eten-
sive fire has broke out in the King's Warehouses,
Liverpool. When the accounts came away, there
could be no particulars ascertained, but it was re
ported that the sugars and coffee destroyed was most
extensive; about 400 tons of coffee were stated to be
destroyed when the post left Liverpool, at nine o'clock
at night of Thursday the 16th instant.
The Pn:see REGENT gave audiences yesterday to
Viscount CASTLEREAGH and Count 'MUNSTER.
Yesterday morning the Prince of HESSE-ROM-
BERG visited the Duke ar..l Duchess of Gaot•cr:sT&R,
'and the Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER. About
one o'clock his Serene Highness left town for Clare-
'
Mont, on a visit to Prince LEOPOLD. The interview
continued about an hour. His Serene Highness 're-
turned to town to be present at a grand dinner given
by the Qrrio:, at her Palace, in honour of his mar-
riage with the Princess ELlZABETH—present,
The P.incc Regent, the Duke and Duellers of York, the
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke of Clarence, the
Duke of Kent, the Princess Sophia of Cloucester, the Marquis
and Marchioness of Winchester, the Marquis and Marchioness
of Hertford, the Marquis and Marchioness of Chohnondeley,
the Ear: and Cour.tcas of Morton, the Countess of Maceles.
field, &c.
At nine o'clock her MAJESTY had an evening
party upon this o-•casion.
Yesterday, at four o'clock, the PPINCE Regent
held a Court at Catlton-house. A few minutes be-
fore four the City Procession, with the Address on
the late Marriage, arrived in State : it was composed
of the LORD MAYOR, Aldermen Sir WILLtAu Cum-
TIS, Sir CHARLES FLOWER, SCHOLEY, J. J. Santa,
Sir J. EA tire, BIRCH, Sir MATTHEW BLOXAM, MAO.
NAY, BRIDGES, and Cox, with the RECORDER, and
City Officers. They were conducted into one of the
State-rooms. The PRINCE entered about the sams
time, attended by his Officers of State. His Royal
Highness, after giving an audience to Vscount
Sw-
MotrrH, proceeded to the Throne, and being diem
seated, surrounded by several of his Cabinet Minis-
ters, the RECORDER read the following Address of
the Corporation to the Petace REGENT upon the
Marriage of his Royal Sister, the Princess ELIZA-
BETH with the Prince of Hesse HOMBERG:.

TO lIIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES,
Regime of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
" :MOLY AND LOYAL ADDS'S/ OF TH2 WILD MAYON, AL-
DZILMTN, AND COMMONS or TIM CITY OF LONDON, IN COMMON
COE/CIL •Vt/1191.1:D:
" May k please your Royal Highness—We, his Majesty's
dutiful and loyal Subjecu, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and
Commons of the City of London, in Common Conned assem-
bled, humbly approach your Royal Highness, to offer our sin-
cere congratulations on the auspicious event of the recent Nup-
tials of your Royal Sister, the Princess ELLTAV.27U, with his Se-
rene Highness the Hereditary Prince of litssz-Hoxima. We
eonfidently trust that this alliance mill be productive of perma-
Sent happiness to the illustrious Individuals themselves, to leery
branch of your augest family, and to the nation. We indulge
ours.lves in the pleasing hope, that those amiable qualities which
have uniformly called forth our admiration, and adorned the
high birth of the Royal Bride, will secure to her every felicity
in this illustrious alliance. Permit us to repeat _our unalterable
sentiments of Arm and loyal attachment to his Majesty's Crown
and Gnvcrnment, and to assure your Royal Highness of our
anxious desire to contribute, to the utmost of our power, in
whatever may promote the welfare and happiness of the United
Kingdorn."—By order of the Court,
(Signed) " HENIY woonntolex.”
To which his Royal Highness returned the fol-
lowing most gracious answer :
" I thank you for this loyal and dutiful Address. It is highly
gratifying to me, to receive this testimony of the feelings of the
City of London, on an occasion so interesting to astself, and to
all the Royal Family."
The PRINCE REGENT afterwards held an investi-
ture of the Bath, at which the honour of Knights
Grand Crosses of the Order was conferred upon Ad-
=hula Sir CHARLES MAURICE POLE, Bart. and Sir
01101101 COCKBURN.
His Royal Highness conferred the honour of
Knighthood on FRANCIS DESANGES, Esq. and GEORGE
ALDERSON, Esq. Sheriffs.
As a marriage perty, consisting. of Mr. JAMES
GIDDON, his bride, and father-in-law, were returning
onWedneday from Barnet to Whetstone to dinner, the
chaise was overturned by a hay-cart, by. which acci.
dent Mrs. GIDDON had the small of her arm broken,
and her face dreadfully cut. Mr. GIDDON was also
cut severely in the face, and otherwise much bruised.

Notwithstanding the immense number of corm
tions that have lately takes place, it %kill be seen,'
the following Police Reports, that the trade of I,re
Bank Notes goes on most ficurisliingly
WOURIP-17111M—Yesterdzy T. Davis %%as esszaist.l on
separate cherries cf uttering felled Dirik-A'oles—f..st, to
than, a taylcr, in NVLitecross.street ; sccotdly, to It`
also a taylor, of the ame street ; thirdly, at Mr.
broker, in Gclden-lane ; 4thly, at 3lra. liater's,
Briek-lane, where he uttered two on (Mame dais; 64,
to Mr. Tringham, a watch-maker, of Barbican, of erg
be obtained change in payment far trivial erne:a; .tt .;„
being several other charges pendirtg arai ken, he tr ,rat
Sang Dark his mother, was coat chilled witi. attati.li a i,
note to Mrs. Hannan, wife of Va. IL a Soar;
'ditch, and was also remanded. H. Swift was
tering a similar rote to Mr. Coop-Jr, a grecte,:z •
row, Finsbury-square, who expreacd a daub: cf
proposed that the prisoner &Quid accompany
to ascertain the fact; but on arriving at the 13:-..a..yad,!
toner struck him a violent blow ar.d amptd ;it r
ever, pursued, and secured--Etmanded. 7'. Ira; :
with the Mat affect*, at the shop of Mr. Inns r,,hrt•
in liolyvroll-street, sad also teatanded.--A maxi Nr4
headed for a similar crime, by Vane, the Cer_ava...:
remanded till the parties could attend.
HATTON Gaaoma—Yestardae Ritxrt IL.rmt, a kin.:
Mg lad, was charged with passing three/ ged a
three different times, to 31n. Bartdot, n! ,Ir.
perfumer and Loir.aircuersin Hatton.-Gard.m. The
succeeded in pasting one of the NOM. last SartetLy
std one on Thursday week. Ile came naia on Sou;?.
and tendered another, in payment for soma Windair
the two former Notes being stopped at the Bank AS
prisoner was taken into custody. The name and address
saner bad given, was, on inquiry, discovered to be ia:ir.
Milton, Inspector of Bank Notes, proved the Notts to be
The prisoner was remanded fer further examiarico.

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SPORTING INTSLLIGENCE.
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, it
FRIDAY, APRIL 17.
A Subscription Plate of 150 for L-y--clds, carrjog
Sir-olds, est. 31b. 4-yr-olds, est. L7lb.
6-yr-olds and aged, 9st. 81b. fl. It
Lard Warwick's bac colt TrouLadcer, 3--mold •
Mr. Hill's black colt Tempest, - -
Lead Stawell's chemist filly The Amblaadres;' I.}r-tld
Folirteer. Subscribers—The Judge placed but three.
3 to 1 apt Trothzdozr.
The Port Sakes of icGgs. exit, Lit. colts, ..t. V.F.
Ow- 41b. T. IL The owner of the secozd taw to nit
his state.
Mr. Lake's brown colt Cazclla - - - -
Mr. S:cmebewer's bay colt Manfred - -
Lord Poley's du colt Young Wizard - - -
Duke of Rutland's eh. colt S7lvanos -
Mr. Stonebewer's brown filly Madreda -
Four paid-3 to I aot Gazelle—. 2 to I -gr.
4to 1 sgst Yve 111:7rd,
Sweepstakes of 15p. each, est. Zl. T.Y.f.l.
Mr. =sou's filly, by &lint - - •
Mr. Ruth's bay filly, by OrTWA • - - -
Mr. Watson', filly, by Cervantes - -
Letting on ?!r. Pith's filly.
Mr. Ujrres fills by W3xv, Sit. 4th. brat Mr. Th
brother to t.:scrw, Bst. 711). 114. :lags. h. ft,--7 to i 7
I..:(!ny s Eby.
Mr. Vartsiqzrt's filly, by Juniper, vs. btu the
Grnitnu's colt, by Eatol2. SA. 713. Y. f . sett.-4 to
Mr. Vans/Innis filly.

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Mrs. llANtivrm., the Lad? -.71-nse benefit
flounced for Monday telt at the Hari:lintel
comes forward under circumstance: well cal
to interest the Public in her favour, and
happy to hear that her prospects on:tbis occa.
of the most promising description.
Tile long-pending suit between the Rector
Alban, ‘Vooi-street, and the pari4hioners, rei
the right of the former to permit and charge
erection of monuments, and the vestment ot
hold of the Church in the Rector, was vester
cided and established in his favour by all tht
of tile Court of King's Bench, in Westminster
QUEENsisEalve Leasas.—Tbis impertan
which involves a great part of the immerse I
property of the late Duke of QtEENSSERRT,
lag to upwards of 1,200,0001. is again brot
der the review of the House of Lords, by th,
of the Duke of 13ucciEciat against the judl
the Court of Session, confirming the leases
on the Queensberry estate. The case for the
was opened by the LORD ADVOCATE. folleired
the Solicitor-General W. GIFFA Fa SRO-
many, who appeared as Counsel for the Trances
under the Duke of Qt7EZSMIERRY'S Will, wade a roe.
able and eloquent speech ;--and yesterday 31r.Csa:.
STON, one of the most eminent Counsel of the Elio:-
burgh Bar, spoke on the same side. The Ila.a
was more than usually crowded with the Gentlenn
of the long robe from Westminster Will, to ha
the luminous argument of that distingFished
cafe. The final decision of this case letost arsi-
onsly looked for by the legatees of the Duke. I:
has now been nearly twelve years in dependence.
• ilow-crawYesterday Perefr.he Clarke, a man cf taloa,
was finally examined on a charge of robbing his maga, iiar
Kerrie, of Barnes House, Barnes-Green, Surrey. txg•
worthy butler, who had Geed in his mai,ter's strict it tw.'w
months, pretended to hay e deteetea some robbers a: Ttaldl
sencight, breaking into the premises, one of then
him with a sword, but missed hisaim • his pouts 4 d'"'"'""
in the garden, and discharging a pistol and a cici.bkkard
at them. Upon inquiry, however, Clarke waste'ected w
the real thief; and Taunton and 11tler, the Ms, km Pla‘''
his criminality beyond a doubt, as they succeeded in diwcaarj
a number of articles, the property of the prioands nista
mistress. Some were fund in his pantry, and ea.as
traced so arewedable house near St. James's 'a
was committed for trial at the next Surrey Judos
ciat
Fuse nr Weasra-Row.—An Inqtdaltion wat:takee
at the Jolly Miller, Webber-row, Blackfrisrornid, a"11",
.
mains of the bodies of Thomas and WiliamWiliam'
6, and the latter 7 years of age, the unfortscate personswhn *a!
bum to death at the fire on Tuesday night tar.—The Jury WC;
a view of the bodies, which were both in one men, in a r'
shocking mutilated state, burnt to a mere cinder.—Yerko
Gide/step burnt to Muth.
CO UNTR Y MA R NETS.
lt
UZIRIDCF April M.—Wheat, per 104 d, A 004 w :4*
156
, Barley, per quarter, 42s to 546.--04:., 941 to
48. to sCs—Pess, 464 to Stn—Rye, ons to 00s.
BA VDU WIN April 16.—WReat, 9s u.l to
tql Ps 66—Vetches. 00s Od per buskeL—Barley, Ott
tS
—Oats, 284 od co 36s of per quarter—Bread, ad tm
peck—Flour, 74s to 00s per sack.
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. FALMOUTH, APRIL IS.
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sitealeasfte the calomnieus reproaches of ignorencee of supersti- Wind S. S. E.--Arrived the Walsingharn Facia,
the following Police Reports, that the tradeoff,'4ngi'll
.14. Lion, and unfitness for self-government, which he said with Mails, from Jamaica, in 50 days; Grace packet
ClpitrY: Bank Notes goes on mostetourishiede :
' • - LONDON. •
e -- • had been cast on them from various quarters. Mr. Fon_ with ditto, from New York and Halifax, in 21
from the latter place. Arrived off the Port, and
SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1818. e . semoChairman of the Cmomittee of Foreign Relations,
seeded for Hull, the Eliza, 13oorie from Gallipoly, WOILSRIT-sTitET.—lntend T. Davis wss • ~! 6
THE FUND& . expressed-his satisfaction at the intimation thus made in 55 days. orparare charges cf utusing forged DrairHoles—f-st, to 317,.--v
PRICE 07 STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCE Iby the Speaker ; and pledged himself, when the oc- PLYMOUTH, APRIL 16. than, a taylor, in Whitecross.estreet ; secondly, to 'c b, .--- :• 1' F,B
Reduced 79et ex. div.—Consols 791 80 cation arrived, to defend the policy pursued by the Wind S. E.—Came in the Diamond, HUITADLE, also a taylor, of the um street; thirdly, at Mr. M'" •,,..
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The der e
Cons. for Acc. 804}-4 per Cent. 97,11 United States, in regard to the contest in South from Zante, with loss of sails ; sailed on the Ist of broker, in Gclden-lane ; 4thly, at 31rs. Hater's, a ••7:
- * February :on the 2d ult. spoke, off, Malta, the Anna,
Brick-lane,
where be uttered two on &Scrim da7s; ~.atA...." ERMON
.N. - Navy Anns.lo7e—lndia Bonds 96 97 pr. America. RIWCZ,. from Odessa, to Genoa, all well ; Trident, to mr. Tringhana, a watch-creakor. of Subteen, eta ,g,„:"
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Exchequetßills 18 22 pr. WATSON, from London, to Tobago ; Mars, Poe- be obtained change in payment for trivial • , .s. --'" ~ of die PA
i • From the Halifax Journal, of March 21, received
• TEIDGE, from London, to Teneriff ; and the Good In- behtsaralsepavetrial;
hisoth ermocbargther:ws peastg
earudreseedt hieswiti.,l7.:-:::::: Oriental
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A Suppkosinst to the Gazette of Tuesday last was today, we learn that his 'Majesty's brig CHILDERS tent, Hest, from St. Michael's, for London.. ;A. Como
elite.b, and was also remanded. H. Swig: was chuir. , .
published at a Late hour this forenoon, containing the has. bein sent by Admiral Ilmtvzo, from Barbados: PORTSMOUTH. APRIL 17. note to Mrs. Harman, wife a mi. IL a Socotal,,,i,, ,
a.
substance of dispatches received at the East India to the Spanish Main, to demandsatisfaction for de- Wind E. N. E.—Passed down Channel the Lady In 00. wit
House, addressed .to the Secret Committee, by the predations Committed on British cruizers. Melville, STEWART, and the Cabalva, DALRYMPLE, teirowproiligFinswad'imilarthatb
ur"gthue:perries:oovinerhMroahoe.sCPuricilmacdcoma dpcsurbly cht...-t.i:j:: ,rh :,:
Cooper, a veer-, la
te., ascertain the fact; but on arriving at the 13..,1-yise.,, ... HE TR
i • Governor in Council at Bombay, detailing the corn- PIRATES UNDER Sratireau coeoves.--The Princess for China. Arrived his Majesty's ship Rosemo, from
a cruise. Captain Goueento, of the Jane, from jr the 7
mencement and progress of the hostilities with the Elizabeth packet has arrived at Falmouth from Rio
once struck him a violer.t blow r.r.d e e oneed • ts
I ' Bahia, reported last night that the William, of Blythe, / '
Peisitwe. The first extract is .from a dispatch of Janeiro, after having been taken on the 21st March,
Sadao master, had been carried into Bahia bye Spa- , Le rls.: .4. By
the Honourable MOUNTSTUAET ELPHINSTONE, the in lat. 18. long. 35. and plundered of the bullion she nish privateer, where part of her cargo (supposed for ever' pursued, and ancurad—Reanandvd• T. h's,e I,i, ~ ;4 published
Resident at the Court of the Peisitwe, dated Camp had onboard, by two piratical vessels under Spanish Buenos Ayres) had been taken out, and the vessel with the same aff,,,ce,n on shop of ter. r„., ~,L,,, pattern,
colours—Mail sunk. . allowed to proceed. in HolyaraU-street, sad also reaundied.,—.l ma., 4,4
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at Kicky, the 6th of November last, and relates en' DEAL. APRIL 17. headed fur a similar crime, by Vane, the C01aw.3.: , 1,
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, Tofrathreell;.
timely to the manner in which the rupturewas brought ' This packet has been due some days, and her ar-
Wind N. E.—Arrived and sailed for the River the remanded till the parties could attend. IWO oil
on, confirming what has been already made known rival in this plundered state has occasioned inuele
Margaret, Simrsox, from• Cardiff. Came down from
theeeilidi"ffereG:tilenimiTtoYestMerd:Bartßiebklo:nr-:e ::',l3r.nn:::.:lfa '
• to the public on this subject through other channels. disappointment to the merchants in the City. . the River and sailed, the Prince Kutusoff, HALL, for inn lads was charged with Push* three/ Oa Bnk.` , . P
iln consequence of the motrement ef 'the combined *
perfumer and hair.dreuersin Hattor.Gardali. The 7,ei,„, Li iitall
forces on Peonah, the PEISHWA, as our Readers are e mentioned yesterday the general dislike ex- and Eliza Hill, Bairme, for Leghorn. , the New I
in the City to the New Plan of Finance, and DOVER, APRIL 17.
and one on Thursday week. He c:Ade nate en Sze ;Lc
succeeded in Pasting one of the Notes last Saturd_y due. .-ee, Trans'
already aware, was compelled, on the morning of stated our conviction that it would be abandoned, Wind E. to N.—Sailed the Eliza transport, for
the 17th, to fly from his capital, and leave-it to be e
as no manmuvring whatever could make it palatable. Calais, with.troops. Passed the Dispatch, WARREN, and tendered another, in payment for soma Wind,or so-.:.; i:
1 j taken quiet possession of by our troops. General I . from Boston for Amsterdam, out 35 days, all well. the two former 'Notes being stopped at the lian's 44; .olgx, * The Third
In point of fact it now appears that it had been given
SMITH, in his report of these movements, makes ho. SWANSEA, APRIL 15. " prisoner was taken into custody. The name and address tl: A 37 Rete
up at the time we were writing; for, in the afternoon,
tunable
mention of the gallant exertions of Lieu- The foreign ship Eugenia, DE iiA4ll, from St. soner had given, was, on inquiry, discovered to be isie. :a A Politics
our Reporter had left the Stock Exchange, Mr. Thomas's, laden with sugar and coffee, tee. is now Milton, Inspector of Bank Notes, proved the Notes tc be ft.TS. 4 yob. Sr
if 1 tenant PILL R, of the Ist- Battalion 3cl Regiment, when
;1 . Hess paid another visit. to the House, and made the lying at the mouth of Carmarthen River, having with The prisoner was renianded fir farther examiatrioe.
leho was slightly wounded, as was also Captain _ . .the este
greet diuicalty escaped shipwreck.
following communication : ie
Faarroe, of the Bombay European Regiment. GRAVESEND, APRIL 17. SPORTING INTSLLIGENCE.
" Treasury Chambers, April 17. kK
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, ;cm
The Copy of a Report follows from. Lieutenant- „ Lord Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in bait Fuse, re Irrdh.M4lgra
om Sicleley: tePPee4 ftrllm Gibraltarf
lo; Ant- FRIDAY, APRIL 17.
Colonel BURR, of the Bombay Establishment, con- pursuance of the condition mentioned in the notice, dated April we:3p; seeilsaunwahe,elNelson ; ano;Masinear, Gresg, fromeoelemel ; A Subscripdon Elate of 150 for L-r-oldr, carmine 5E1.'1 eel
Utornd
This War
, ' raining the account of the 'engagement with the 14, have determined that the books for receiving subscriptions 'fTwo Brothbers, Rettod, from Lisbon t Jane and Mary, Coats, 34yr-olds, est. Mb. 4-yr-olds, est. IZib. r.yr.alls, trt. tit :0,;,..,.,,
urgb , and a great many others, names unknown.—
L:rjr- •ds noel aged, 9st. alb. a at . 'key free
PEISHWA'S troops on the sth November, which agrees iuto a new stock, at the rate of three anicLa half per cem., should
ery
icat.
stock Sailed the Persevei once, Templer, for China; Rebecca, Pried.- Warwick's bav colt Trouladrier, 3.71.e1d .. 1
1. .i I i
in ►all respects with the particulars we have before re-
'November. Only one European Officer, Lieutenant
State
rata
rms
FALCONER, of the 2d battalion .Ist Regiment, was
wounded; but that so severely, that Lieutenant-Cole- ci.373oo:7o:27.penormioi.nteile the
_ 2theeth toed. inicausikrye,c, a sum of u 4, for Jamaica ; Abbas', Stanilands, for Hamhusgh ; Robin Mr. Hill's black colt Tempest, 7.-yr-.4.1.1 - . . !
ass, Ilan, for Memel ; and Setae'', Ladd, feir Rotterdam. Lead
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thaiday; and when the subscription to that amount shall be We are sorry to state that an alarming and eEtert-
completed, the books will be finally closed. sod every person sire fire has b
who has already subscribed, or may h broke out in the Kings tATarehouses, .
Liverpool. When the accounts came away, there his Fstatedarteen. Subscribers—The Judge placed 'but thee.
filly The Amblaadrer. aars-eld i
3 to 1 apt Trothador.r.
The Port Sukes of le,Ggs. each, kat. colts, 35t. 7Th. ll ,c
fist. 41b. T. IL • The owner of the secood kerw to -.vi' _ a - d.hip,
- .i. s sa de
th, plat:
pi inted f
.. • -in , air
.. they
Delved through the Calcutta Gazettes of the 20th of te money,
tm
notice, shall
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eredtbe
ersubssumbisbeduibe, befotein •pi I are ,
Sr at liberty to fond Exchequer Bills, ea the terms already pro. could be no particulars ascertained, but it was re etr. Lakes brown colt Gaulle
nel BURR idds, e there is very little hope of his .Mr- Mr-
posed, to an extent not exceeding the amount of the capital ported that the sugars and coffee destroyed was most Mc' S:t6ebewe
.. es bay colt Manfred - - - . t
wiwing." . .... . . stock in the 3 per cent. Consols, or Reduced Annuities, sub- extensive ; about 400 tons of coffee were stated to be
Lord Foley stk. colt Young Wizard - - - -:, .. dwf w
• • Duke of Ruthr.d's eh. colt Sylvanos -.- . 4 AYle
1.
The impression made on the enemy by.tse de- scribed by him. Subscriptions of oat less thou 2,000 L capital, destroyed when the post left Liverpool, at nine o'clock itr. Stemehewees brown filly Ilaufreda - - .
feat was such, that he abandoned for a time every stock win be trceiyed. Every person funding Exchequer Buts, at night of Thursday the 16th instant. Four pald--3 to i aot (I.tzelle--$1 te 1 ngs: M 3.-1 ei- ono,
ty the mos
•4 to 1 apt Y.:.i.r,- V.l-ret
thing like offensive operations, confiniag. himself' to after having mode a &epode of 5 per cent. at the Bank, either The Preece REGENT gave audiences yesterday toors moo-
in Exchequer Bills or money, at the time of declaring his op- Viscount CASTLEREAGH and Count 'MUNSTE.R. sweepstakes of isgs. each, Bsl. '.:',S. T.Y.e.l. to each Ar
to pts to cut off supplies, and to shut the roads. Mr. =sou's filly, by &lint
l I The fourth dis ision of . our Army. under the corn- don to fund, will be allowed to deliver them at the following Yesterday morning the Prince of Htsse-Hom- ehe Ruth% bay tut by °reale
periods, instead of the periods mentioned for Unix delivery ac- AFRO visited tile Duke ar..l Duchess of GLOCCESTHR, Mr' Watanth mho by Cervantes
I posed fur t
Even betting on Mr. Penh's filly.
. • mend of Brigadier-General Spann, which had been cording to the former notice, viz.— ' and the Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER. About etr. I:NI% Ella, by W.:ay, egt. Oh. beat Mr. Tt,--.•:, tcd
cencentrated on the South :Bank of
joined Colonel Bona's division on thethle3thG.4.
On the 224.1 General SMITH left Poonah in pursuit
of the enemy ; twice he came close upon him, but
every, "On or before the let of August, 1915 ID per cent.
3d of September 20 per cent.
in of October a 20 per cent.
31st of October so per cent.
26th of November The reertaindm one o'clock his Serene Highness left town for Clare- brother to Cserw,Sat.7ll). D. 31. liDes. b. hi--; to ..g. Higii ll,„,
moat, on a visit to Prince LEOPOLD. The interview odny a Elly.
continued about an hour. His Serene Highness re- ,r• I.3l,,i't:,res Ors by etrepre est. bea the Thilf eg
turned to town to be present at a grand dinner given
by the Ocelot, at her Palace, in honour of his mare 1, Ni,.::
. 79 pl
Grattoll 5 eon. by Eaton, S.,t. 713. Y. r. sets.-.6 to : :;,. rec, .; , x
Mr. Via:akin t''s hey. . 2. ',act
Url24. for
g ' was unable to force him to an engagement, and from
. waut of cavalry, could not drive him to a distance. next, will be received at she Exchequer
11 AU Exchequer =lts, dated on or before the Ist of August ria e with the Princess ELIZABETH— resent,
eat Mee, on account ' e P.ince Rezent, the Duke and Dnehers of York, the ' ' • '
A P Mrs llANtivrme the La 3" ••••••:- me benefit is re
nounced for • s. me
the Flee'
i es* of Gloucester, the Duke of Clarence the Monday test at the 11 a v market Theatre
4 This was the state of matters on the 29th of Novem- of the Bills funded, provided they have not been advertised to puke
ee
aciell'dKentelithe Princess Sophia of Cloucester, the Marquis ' comes forward under circumstance; well calculated
be paid off at the respective days of payment ; but the interest and Marcllioiwa of Winchester, the Marquis and Alarchionesi
ben ; but General S:li2H thinks that every day's ex-
•of such Exchequer Valls will cease from the lot of August, not- of Hertford, the Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley, to interest the Public in her favour, and we re II
periment of the Petestwo's present system is dis-
with . • •' happy to hear that her prospects on:this occasion tee fie* 1
e Ir. and a..tc55 of Morton, the Courses; of lucks-
standtng they may not be brought tato the Exchequer Bill the' E. ' Co. • C 3
)i . parsing his men, and that he must soon be forted to office tilt after that date. field, &e. of the most promising description. Woad
give •
it up. " Honey will be received instead of Exchequer Pins on any At nine o'clock her MAJESTY had an evening The lot ender. suit between the Rector cf. St as rep
L-os. ;
party upon this 0,-cation. Alban, Wood-street, and the pari4hioners, re:Aire:o
An extract from a C114?..11..Ch from the Governor in of the above days, upon a payment. at tie rate of one per cent, e THI4'
I In addition to the amount of the its:aliment, and also upon pay- yesterday, at four o'clock, the Plaint Reonit the right of the former to permit and charge for e-
-1 Council c.f Bombay, dated the 9th December, adds,
mein of an interest at the rate of ed. per cent. per dicta, from held a Court at Cat lion-house." A few minutes be- erection of monuments, and the vestment of the Ciro C
that rice valuable territory of Colpar, in the vicinity fore four the City Procession, with the Address on hold of the Church in the Rector, was Yesterday 4e- im.bad.diik
. - the Ise of August to the day of payment.
of Suret, belonging to the Vtecitamt JAGIigEnDAR, "the late Marriage, arrived in State :it was composed eided and established in his favour by all the Jetlrs which It
About 14,000,0001. of the money and Exchequer Bills to teis cog
has been taken possession of; and that the Fort of be raised by this subscription will be wanted for the service of of the Lows MAYOR, Aldermen Sir WILLtAta Cult. of the Court of King's Bench, in Wesnninster liar
TIS, Sir CHARLES FLOWER, SCHOLEY, J. J. SMITH, QUEENSBERRY LEASES.—Ti.it important we,
_Sererndroog, on the sea coast south of Boneoay, has the year, and the remainder of the money and Exchequer Bills -.• r E. As the
• subscribed will operate as a redaction of the urrauded debt." her J. LAMER, BIRCH, Sir MATTHEW Bioxesse, SIL/to- which involves a great part of the immerse perscal
&new al
surrendered, after a slight resistance. Nee, BRIDGES, and Cox, with the Recommit, and property of the late Duke of QUEENSSERET,arcart- with ,n,
amount of each subscription is reduced from
• Lieutenant Emus, of the Bombay Engineers, had The City Officers. They were conducted into one of the Mg to upwards of 1,200,000/. is again broug'et 113* Oen. to
i'. * . been cut off near Sakoor Mandave, while employed. 50001. to 20001. capital stock ; and the period for de- State-rooms. The PRINCE entered about the same der the review of the House of Lords, by the area . medium
livering Excheo,uer Bills is extended from the Ist of
'1
on a survey. He was shot while engaged with the
August, by instalments, to the 28th of November.— , hithfull
time, attended by his Officers of State. . His Royat of the Duke of Buctieuen against the judgir,esta mar "ti
enemy; but his detachment of a jemendar and twenty. Highness, after giving an audience to Vocount Sin- the Court of Session, confirming the leases Fr= k how
But the priacieal novelty of the amended scheme is MOUTH, proceeded to the Throne, and being there on the Queensberry estate. The case for ti:e apps an Price
five men, fought their way to a friendly post. teemed br teller= t,
one of great advantage to subscribers, as it extends seated, 'currounded by several of his Cabinet Minis- was opened by the LORD ADvocATC. .
r i : The repent of a satisfactory arrangement having tens, the RECORDER read the followin Address of the Solicitor-General
pearir W. Girer.se). Sir S. go-
g
the privilege of funding Exchequer Bills, the only the Corporation to the -Niece REGENT upon the MILLS', who ap as Counsel for the Trued,
I . ! been made with SCINDIA, is, we arc happy to say,
fully confirmed. On the sth of November he signed profitable part of the operation, from '22 per cent. to Marriage of •
i l-is Royal Sister, the Princess Euze- under the Duke of QUEZNSBEIinft will, made a rest Mod=
the Prince of Hesse HOMBERG • . 1'
a Treaty, engaging to co-Operate actively towards 100 per cent. on the amount of 3 per... Cent. Stock
~ withßErrciittlis ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES,
converted. When the notice was given in the StockasrboleNa, nodneeloqaetenthetmspeecost hemt—aninendt
Cyeositienrsedlayi,f3lthneCuira: ii :
the suppression of the Pindarees, and to furnish for Regain`f the United- Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, burgh Bar, s
this purpose a force of 5000 men. The Treaty will Exchange, the Consols were nearly 81, at which price " 'TI:IUMILZ AND LoYAL ADDRESS Or THR COLD MAYOR, AL- was more than usually crowded with the Gentle:re ion.e.
be found at length in the preceding columns. the Funding would yield a profit of about 31. for DELMER, AND COMMONS or Mt CM OF Losammt, IN COMMON
COl:Vela 11sRESIVEZD: . of the long role from Westminster Hall, to her nod a
~ poke on the same side. The Ilal 17...
the luminous argument of 0. that disci
M,
. every 1001. Consols or Reduced subscribed. Every " May it please your Royal Highness—We, his Majesty's
The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this morn one was, therefore, eager to subscribe ; and thou h't dutiful and loyal Subjeeu, the Lord Slayer, Aldermen, and Cara The final decision of this case is most ale
g I Commons of the City of London, in Comma Conned 'seem-
1. t ing, but are quite Carom of intelligence. The Chem- was late in the afternoon when the notice was given, Wed, humbly approach your Royal Highness, to offer our sin- 1. 7
In ire
has now been nearly twelve years in dependence.
her
of Deputies continue occupied with the details of upwards of 15,000,0001. of Stock were written in be- cores
of
ygoruartul..onione on the auspicious event of -theously looked for by the legatees of the late Duke. It
recent Yap' • Sow-enterm—Yesterday Peretr.i.e Corer, a man cr ClcFlg:„ view
the Budget, but any interest that may be attached to fore three o'clock, when the books closed for the day, e pal Sister, the Princess ELIZA urn, with his Se.
nine Highness the Hereditary Prince of Huse-Honuars. we
. them is altogether local. The five per cents. left off and very many applicants were disappointed. The confidently trust that this alliance will be productive of perms- Mamie of Barnes House, Barnes Greene Surrey. TN, -at_
was finally examined on a charge of robbing his mash_ : P."_.
%now
leAd.
. amt Kapp acct to the illustrious individuals themselves, to very • 7tarsd,f dodo
1I ' on Tuesday, at 67 F. 55 c. whole Loan will not embrace quite 28,000,0001. branch .of your outlast family, and to the nation. We indulge worth;butler, who had Hard in his matter's serritc 1140 tw'''
months, pretended to has 'c detected some robbethrs a:
co_ 4
L I
From the nature of this Loan, it was the obvious I'l. oura.lves in the pleasing hope, that those amiable qualities which
have uniformly called forth our admiration, and adored the . bins with seanight, breaking into the ',renames, one of to
__,
..„.aa'a
a sword, but missed his aim • hi, pursaial #1" """ Veen
A Hamburgh Mall arrived this morning, but
te.res. t. of every subscriber to realize his profit imrne- hig ut the garden, and discharging a pistol'
and a clei.bkbweeelee Mita
it..l i
h birth of the Royal Bride, will secure to her every felicity
anliadncle.oyalPatermtachitmuens repeatattachment
osohisma .our
jestuyscalcroterable 5.
triage nothing importaet in the way of intelligence..
, .. eiately ; and sales for this purpose out of the Con- T si Pl'
isnentatimiseilinrts of'rioeusrmal at then). Upon inquiry, however, Clarke was %elle t') La
of Ra
On the Sd April, Lord .STRANGFORD presented his the real thief; and Taunton and Butler, the lat!ce.r
distotr
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II ' Credentials as Ambassador to the Swedish Court.
_ cols and Reclined took place to a great extent after
three o'clock. and G•nrarnment, and to assure your Royal Highness of our his criminality !rood a doubt, as they succee.aearu.: „ad iol In INN
anxious desire to contribute, to the utmost of ourpower, in a number ag/ art/Cle.* the property a/ the Pruee__`„, a.as am
whatever may promote the welfare and happiness of the United
mistress, Some were found in his pantry, w." e
traced so a rewedahle ha r St. James's. Bre It"
NI
' New York Papers to the 10th of March arrived The shortest way of explaining any project of this Kingdorn."...—By order of the Court,
t ' this morning.—lntelligence is stated to have been re. kind is to describe its operation.—lt will have the ef- (Signed)
To which his Royal Highness returned the -
. was committed for trial at the next Surrey Aisizes.
.Leht
" HENRY woonneoarz. he ...-
, Feuer Weasza-Row.—An Inmdsltion war:talee_ ~_ ..,e, The
an
ceivad there from Buenos Ayres, that the force under feet of' inducing the subscribers to sell out of the lowing most gracious answer :
mains of the bodies of Thomas and weir.= Mgt*. tilt "
!Wait° wat PO
1 • General ARTIAS, at Colonic, had rebelled against .Funcls at the best rate they can, by which the Stocks, i. I thank you for this loyal and dutiful Address. It is highly 6, and the latter 7 years of age, the unionist:turn:L..- Jury ace L
1- z' their leader, and that 1000 troops had embarked until the new stock, created by the plan, comes into City of London:on an occasion so interesting to arlpelf, and to a view of the bodies, which were both in one COB/14 M 1 - ORD
t from Buenos Ayres to aid the mutineers. General eh -
action, must )investednecessari • when they have sold, all the PRINCEy." shocking mutilated state, burnt to a mere cinder.—Veria, .'
es
err money will be ' in Exchequer Bills, The REGENT afterwards held an investi- Lijeras4 burnt to Azak. a
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See MARS-i 1 was on his march to Lima, having which they have theprivilege of funding at
been victorious throughout Chili.
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The Cabinet at Washington is said to be undecided the rate lure of the Bath, at which the honour of Knights
at which they have subscribed. But when this ope-, Grand Crosses of the Order was conferred upon Ad-
ration is tompleted, the natural tendency of the funds minis Sir CHARLES MAURICE POLE, Bart. and Sir y' 13` "e' 2s
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Uzsence, April 15.—Wheat, per load, al9 00" se ....:-_..
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es. to Srs—Yeas, 46s to lills—Rye, 00s to 00s. • a lISo
( whether the occupation of Amelia shall be continued to rise in a period of peace, must produce its ordinary Gaostaz COCESURN. Satrauay, April 16.—Wbeat, 9s u.I to 125 od—llems, .1,
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effect.— At half-past 12 o'clock this day, the
-or not ;it being now strongly apprehended that Con- required His Royal Highness conferred the honour of tv pa 6d—Vetches, 00s Od per bushel —Barley, 4Ss to.Mtr, bee
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Subscription was filled up, amounting to Twenty-eight Knighthood on FRANCIS De-seeieoss Esq. and Gliwice --Oats, me od te ses oa per quarter—Bread, se ed the
Consols opened at 80e.• fell to 79e, and, ALDERSOY E ' Sheriffs. . , sq. peck—Flour, 74s to 00s per sack.
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.' , On the 28th of February an animated debate took at one o'clock, were 80i.Ommus, April 16—The price of a Basle of t.,.
As a marriage piety, consisting. of Mr. JAMES _The Quarters Loaf, wheaten, Is Id.--.___.---lbenwheldo Is t. • I
place in the House of Representatives, on the Expa- GIDDON, his bride, and father-in-law, were returning MARRIED. lle
triation Bill, which derived additional interest from a The manner in which the Duchess of Cuteeze- onWedneday flora Barnet to Whetstone to dinner, the
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declaration of Mr. Speaker CLAY, that he should, in •
LAND received the jointure a reed bY the House to chaise was overturned b aha -ca b which acei.
g - i Y hay -cart, Y. Baiq. Architect, of Paris, to Mui- muse, smand daughter is J
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be settled on her Royal Highness, as mentioned in , dent Mrs. GIDDON had the small of her arm broken, land.strlet.
larey, En. Mineral Surveyor, of 1i0w___,_......f, WI
the course of the present Session, bring the cause ofFete
1?( . the South-American Fatriots before the House, in humoured and kind.
the Parliamentary Report of last night, is good- I and her face dreadfully cut. Mr. GIDDON was also LONDON ; Pstats sad In-------Int Kin
I cut severely in the face, and otherwise much braised. Doer, Tanpk-Ber.
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