WEST-VOW-IND 1.4...4Ti0N: The fidends to the independence pf the county of Wes:morland trued together on Siturtioy hot, at the City of London Tavern ; 3. C. Ctirwen, Esti. M. P. in the chair. There wt . ..rai from 150 to 200 gentlemen present. After the usual fiststs, with their appropriate songs had been given, the health of the Lord Lieut. ts'i' %Vest -land was drank. Mr. Ctir.ven rose to explain the ohjeets of the ineol in-. The spark elicited by u Ike gentleman in lanalon ha r d spread the flame of liberty and indepenje •ee from eiie extremity el IVestiumlatal to the other. The gromail of their conatiet was not Im..tility to the house of Le 1 . but aversion to their insufferable nit I .et that house share C.a.: representation cf the county : .y should no longer engross it —(.Applause )—The w,rog lc, however, WII I IIII Is' a ft,.11 - ell I our. They m.o.:e to eneontite: the united three or this ra tk, wealth, and influence of the Lowther family, supported a d strengthened lay the patraniage port ror ;overt,- ment. lint, relying on the energy of i.ule:sottleitt minds 'Ciey still Wilda prevail. At the great o: IVater 100, the hero of that Clay had tot:zap-al AV lital tall th ilespos W 1.111 1131'.•eoudruulrtl li•.s einoluct 'es rashness Bally ; yet, relying ou the spirit of fe e men, he engaged and conquered : 4i sbould h freemen of Wtst non-eland engage and counter.—('t 7 plause;—The Lowther and all tl.e'.r r.presen tatives, excepting his toleagtie (Sir .1;m1.-s Graham,l had supported the bovine tax : this wits a proof of the of resisting their domination. that, hill; pendently of p he 'should oppose the a' culutihi. , fon of the ti nole power of th.- cninty iu one tinnily If their polities had been those which he approved, he vi , ulti support an independent euntlidatt applause -- Nlany who had thrmerly been the frien..s of intlepen- Renee, bad now bee.otio Members of the t.'ontinittae ft. iltti sitting members. liow to aeconitt for this iliaa;,e lie was a; a lois perltfips, like the little bird th .t tit:. lowed the cuckoo, and loveil tl:at " word of fear, un pleasing to a married ear," felt the itifluent•e, liwed the. charms of servility and dep.anienee.—(sidles 1)` . a ) The men of Westmorland were Reenstom.tl ;iv 011-• 6 . - ve LitliPiL , ..! the works Of ' !'rt 11.101104.` 'II t'....rerore, is; •,..reatly eneutintged and invigorated hy ri-atiot, lit* the greatest of all the works of uniou spleudi.l talents, with inlexiiiie inte.„4-rity. ((>reat applause.) lie coneltali..4ll . )y giying tar ati " Mr. Ilrottgliain. and the independency of IVestmo.- istai " The toast was drank with great entleasiasm. Mr. ilrongliatn, in expressing his gr: - .titude, felt much relieved by the sentiment emitice•ed with h's name.— t relieved hint from speakiog of himself, always an irksome imbject, and it absorbed anal occupied eve 7 thought and feeling by its importance. The threes in wrainst them ‘ve;s: ittd..-tsl ti t.uidahe ; the rank, - wealth, itailnvisse, and patronagn ‘f the Lowtle-r family. ;:.sir maim- infloence mealy; of the treasury a-ad their elturela preferments. their legitimate inflttenee by their rank and fortune, all this they had to eneet n their stay, their tower a ,ireu g tli, was the independent 9is drat spfi-,tl s i rapidly flaw the • etiamy elf WestatUrtilittl.—( A pplanse.) lie ^:4l.lltiedl is is-17 tibia '40%4 1 '11 by 'assuring them al' Li.; t letitratittatil ta to :,..:pptirr the interest of the people. NI r. Corwen (his heal' It having been draul. • lb much e tilait,hvial)said, he hail lived in u period, whin) to speak truth WAS trtllSlin, ana to vote fir the vaol of his coin try was de col as rebellion to the /Lag. The disaster mid the shirr ware now passed away . , his spit's. an d vigintr were also passed awitv.--i(:i4e o f n0 ,n0.) however, he could put emu le., LoAhre anorl.er, :re am 1.1 ti'llow the great and oc/omit pdir:ut oil his'right k Mr, Doti rgnum) in the servise of his coniwy —Cf.;reat pl tits. ) Several other healths wo. , re drank with gr.:: alit y mid the utmost hilarity and good lidin...te pre vailed to a late hour, when the' 311.1C:111;2: bloke tip. Apologies, expressing great regret thr their ittalsiiitv to attend the mee . :llg, were received front Lord thasiti sems, NI r. Bennet, Sir Nl. 4r.1.4ra . ..t0i5, and Nle. I lar;:by. l'rilar, at the l'a:it India Sal:, there true an . s's... - an,e i 7; the prio: of Cotton of a halipciss.y per lb. II:: sitle e- v r e %Try brisk ‘‘ Len c.e v.... , ::a., Lbe extent ttail i..:- •.. p,...-.... , :, i cf tile cotton manufacture, that it employs ' neselr t:ti times as many iodivisluals as one ofour suits : r,ritAseturcs—that the astnivil imam nt of the wiles in i I , :'rent 40 sotillio,ts to 30 millions sterling, it will be f .:::sil that there eau be no snore ce...talisi us. e, of the .1. •:5 . ..1 o' our trnl :and manufactures than tae great r .:.: IVL:.C.II lass lately taker place in the raw material. : 17 that rise was occasicise.l I.y a 'Bruins t ..pit of the i.:1;:), not Ling, would Is: isifi:rrol from it as pros":t.i.:: fli.t ti.e manufacturers were 5e...:49 hitsily employed 11 , .. ' ' IA. Wnrkliiii 3 • 1-cc...living his wages. —But the t 1.1::.: , that clue 4kt:a cans:• of the he in the prier • 14: . Cl:it , 11i 1., not - tili&: 1 slbere is a saidivr sstpply of the artiFse in the mr.rket, .0 th.o there is a great ittelease l ik i 3 '.: " Acmanti. .Intl wilh this A the occ.muts from the tei.n.4*.:lctniitag tre.r.-..! enrrediposol. Every mill and ' Ithicl *.:, :I'.; .. 41. %ilia, Witt lhC v uri.:.:-is v..c1:1% ir e ; ILL itell•V:;-• ¶fflkpro . sAi. St;lctus u: II tlTen THE MAIDERETT.—The above unfortunate wretch tern;inated his existence un Friday morning, 114 half past eight a' clock, Ly nearly severing his head limp his body I Although this wretched cul prit, while he, was under examination at Bow-street, assumed an air of negligence, and hoped that be should have re fmlitude than to become his own executioner ; yet it was pretty evident t.) those who watches] his voodoo., that it partook of a character conveying powerful suspicion. While in the custody of I tarry Adkins be was handcuffed and ironed, and two persons were txmtimially kept to watch over him ; and wheit Smith the gaoler of Bow-street, delivered him into the (grittily rif the keeper of Newgate, he inti mate.] that he might to watched with ronsideruble eau %inn. Fridav morning, when he was called out with thwuther lark:one - es who were to be tried, from t' a yard, he ran to the privy, and shortly afterwards he was found with hi* throat cut frtnn car t., ear, a n d his head nearly severed lima his body. The !dace, as might Is' suspected, was a complete gore of Wood. Near to him was foutel a crooked razor, and. not far from it a duet:meta written by himself, in which it was stated, that the razor, with whie% he had perretrated the horrid decal was the same with which he murdered . Mary Nlittting, mut that he had secreted it about Itia, ever since, although it may be recollected that he told Adkins upon his apprehension, that he had thrown the instrument, with which he committed it, is.to the Thames. The paper also stated, that he intended to have murdered Mary Minting with a pistol—that it was his intention first to have shot her, and next him self. The body was removed into the yard, and the circumstance occasioned the greatest alarm and c n:- stensation. The Court wa excessively crowded at an early hour, particularly by ladies. On the arrival of the Judges,. at ten o'clock, the father of Nlary Minting aseen.led the witness box, anti addressed their Lordships as titilows :—" My Lord, William Ilaitch has cut his throat in the prisou, and as I mu a very poor man, I hope your lordship will allow me my expenses." Mr. Baron Graham.—" Your appli:ation is made at an im propor time ; we will consider it hy and bye." ne officers who searched him say, it was impossible that he emill have had a razor tarot him. INVEST UPON THE BMW OF THE MURDEHFII. An ialniaition tya. on %di:y.l3y taken in Newpite. Thorn! s tilo city corroner, upon view of the body of William Ifni aged !".5. animated iipon the charge of having inunl. red Mary Nliaritr,:. Mr. Shelton said. the court. though held in a prison, wn.:011);,..n court. and ordered c•very faci:ity to be shown to reporters. and the public ir. general. The fUllowing evidence was detail.al Nlan:iing depo.ial. that hr was war.lsonin t 7 the mal aparma tit in which the prkuarr wit aniline& Myna half pat s oclock oa Fri 432, i•,:teitting the &tee:Lied. y it:i Fa+crta others. had been CALA th:ir being .lirmight into enectotrt the 01.1 l‘ailev to be bronght to triad. The owed is passing n: the pod, made nu observation. but stepped into the privy Mayon two oniautys had elapsed. when a person remit .1 IViti:forl belonging to Cie ward. called out to I: aste:t t no miswer Irving • he raa t the door of the privy. ty.,i&l he at tint found difficult to Opel!, but forcing it, lie lialnel4,ol; ce,,o.i his km, head Hi P. 701. 'find with 1..:.t. r "posit the a t•t. The 1.-ail it; tine ave.:v:ll •r': trust atritert: front tie 1 0:1 Aot t eorenal ritli Wood. arm. I!..ing el.ce bY on tile door. and r.O p:uce au. thl,sl w idt :Tom. The deeeas.tl, re-. eh,t three in:nut..s hail froth the time 1..: t. cii. ..ta peivy hat.l i.c disco...enc.! ..:.a in die manner do ilere I )a of the vrincip:: ys. p. tde vizor •ois oat dd....ff..), handle wa, cmthe. of " Ginty." :011kylvos n.' Oita of '• II dtell," Ina .14 ,r.m. cf. o,i4ht.ze. viert.Fl': 7 I ..i• of tOituie Jaly. Th.e kt./h2f. seat:tide:Ay. Llat.fid- at the a: ~1.. with-blood:1 NI Zit ,!;. the cit.: siargtsvi; said; called upon. he fuand elc viten artery of Ca: throat compttiely. ti at it must instuaiao -trim den: h. Ile hr.ltY ice in:mob:el Cie •lec.e.6. 'awe 111.. c.nnattittit,:nt, rt:ga tk) ILL 4LAIC 104 110.11.1, tt.:l tic th.lievt4lltiro to to: !oil t;:ctly -at..: W. a:. •t 1 ••14 ;NI I L.: t .:*or prodneta •as the same 1.4 th.dtl.- lirer.ll :::c .er Oeea out of hi, 1.04,./. ion. NI r. keeper 0. the pri,son, i e e aald.v.cd the .fur t -he 4:dol. that as a lit aVy fr. Ma, y • ttaled t.. n.cessary the: lie should :0: .1, il.c Ca: .lev.es...d. gym the salijta tweo th-c .11.erd. a..iotn4 other if:mg....l wit. and die flit.. - ineat had Iya at hr•anght hi ;aid deliver...l to It. item by toe. r. He wow..tom-6.wpm.! 0‘7.• ...t.tr(ol4 .1.1:04•01i 41;4. i 4.0. IC 111 'II oIVTI cdtcln tdw•a..'nn•u,Litt lA., .I.N an) Ile WAsi.nodeirtl, 144 a strict seal ch t..s nit .re titan one.: ii.utie ut Litt porami. lie desired iii hots. Lowe.er. another ,'f 1 c t•nnko y•. to win ately vieminc him. le: .7... i i 10414. mitt miehai,.. ton It • .11.11,tat sea W.:1;.t..,t1ay nuokvil iii, pipe. and lit tract. and 1:4 0.0 • .1 • ••:i1:01 0:4 jllll toe 4.we,!1 .ittudion in trtielt was 1.1.. t• • . rAttratA the latok tqr th,.t lunching. saying he had p n 1 t. ~, i , had derived touch anti liut.uu ;aid ot:IVI WitiKPU rtcpn."l to the filet nt 11i4 haring btvn eriirchcti ; :-,ol'Ain t r war tint.:%l u l ioti him tilt ptter hip dstli. ultsli r kt cc wits 4i- 0 c.e7.-t% epti1n. , 44%1 to die mother ui hi. ntttrucr.•u wit . Tiiekrter truriiinix.l that he had ivi,lted to kill Litini.ll and his rite LIPATL•It., • 11.1 he tt:11 hoped to meet bti in namdcr 004. littLlglit in a verdict of . frld Jr tr. and th.:t;:lon ww Sottinlity night ti. 12 tielack. in the cross wry at Lad :Li 41 Lac (1/41 Yegterilay the Prince of Hesse Romberg nttendel Divine perviee at the Chapel Royal, at St. James's. A rrZsiPTl:li SUI CI or.—Vritlay Mr. —, u Gen (demon of firtt.n!in IVigntore-sheet, Cavendish-square. 1 .....ttc:11:)!ei to rn•. , a period to hs ceistence by leti , ging I I:l l 7,trr, 'nit fortunately he was dist o:eret: throvi't the witriow rw one of the ilomoties, who ga% e the he was cut down sufficiently soon :o lire 'erre :Ile. chls morning, pursuant to his •lentenee, Ives exec.:re:l in the fro:ir at' N.y , r i ot(, 1). 1 r : o t , his wife, Elizabeth. nn the 1 ethtilt. .11;:ss eeu:t, Croika-satet, :—Printot and puLli,.btd by H. Was.xs, No. I.1:1.1 -51;14E ET. bt•tiVieli st. I Itli1 , 1:111 . a I 3,11 f0rv.r7 , 1 ,. .1 •) I.y all Sc.esintn Lvusc:liar ► mai Cltr:stiol ► :i of ro. Lige. ki . ove rrn. A lettp. from Vienna, cmud in the Courier, states. that the Etnpeteror of Austria has consented, in emu pliance with the reitveated rtquest of the Germania body, to resume the imperial Crown of Germany. Irons the cnnada papers we learn, that a numcrens meeting had been Veld at Kingston, at which a con 4 mince was opp.iinted to assist emigrants from the British Islauds in procuring employment' in Upper Canada, and a subscription was entered into to pro mote the object of the meeting. The conpuittee, in a report prefixed to a aeries of regulations which they had drawn up, observe- : -J". It is a lamentable Cal, that during - the late !itilvoni,r, many toeful men, after they had arrived at Kingstan, ware tempted occr to the United States by the greater facilities aflimled tin ch taiuing employment, and of those who (lit! remain, maLy were redueel to the utmost state of poverty and want theso, though serious, are unnecessary evils. In a rutin try 5:, extensive, it is impossible that the demand fur labour should be already glutted; nor indeed is it so; it oniy requires that the new colonists be directed to those i)oints where their s,:rvices are moss wanted, im3, l with moiler:at: industry, they will in a few years be Ale to obtain that contpx:teuey, , in search of which they left their map; homes." =Tim. At Jeffries-square. the 1141 y a A. E. Vantossuw. Esq. of sattnl.," 101:,t of T. Tuw,:r, 11:1. or n daughter. At Witney. Mr. F. Francilon. uttorn.7 a.. law, to MisS Hankins, of Witney.—F. 0. Trent. F,:q. c t ilillingum hcnt e, Somers.t. to Judith. tildes:dart. of the late J. W. Sober. of tt.t: Polygon. South ampton.—C. Flial.l;ii, Prof.-r,orr,f Fortitieullons ••t tltc !‘,,, a l Military Colkge. Farnham, to S:ou'.l. cllst data. of W. l'aztoits, of Prospect house, Southarntor.n. ). Major P. Anderson, red 15. of the 1 fith lancers.--To Beaton!. square, Sir W. Froer, Bart. N, .w ::ortsolkr.strect. the Right I lon. 144 Mary Ka. third xist4r of his Cr. o the late Joint Nile of Rexburg . % Crootn of the Stole to his Nli:jesty.—At Mc'. viae Notts.. Fife, Jane, rat ooter.s of Leven and Mt:M k lle.—Ass . scat, Dunnichen. Fortarshire, G. Dempster, lacy. many years 11. preaentrtive in Parliament for St. Andrews. A:e.lt 11.-dingh on ens. et:, Mrs. Majentlie. reliet of the hoe Dr. Vlniendie, Canon of Wind s T. Prel , :ntlary of tVoree•ter cathedral, soul Preceptor to the Q uern . At her sit , t , :r's. in IVimpule.str.lt. Thackrey, wl.os- protract.' nocouchement led to a recent fatal entattnylie.—At Paris, tl. Lodi of !Amt. r en. Knellyt. LONDON 11.1RK ET:Sit conv-v.xcif .INCE. FRITIAT., FEB. 20. At'eltsre ha but few nrrivuli of Wheut Mom's?, but trsd• 14 dtt:l that .!.Y'. prier:. -4)_t: t rather brikke t ia m rg a v:;) , 4liort supply ut ',lce we hate no:At:11410u W notiee. moNn.tv, Fmn. tr. T 1 rte was bat it 'mall supply %Teat slit • ixtrrnin7;— tine WAIIIIIC% experietxt d t ttaireolt ~:h at lest 'Alta:cit y's to bita v ve-y other tlesetiption i w:e; evidently th;it) -e Pa ley s-. 11- orts wiee—rlit.r.. see y list • del wand itr t'.e tpreitt..tir b „, 15 0.. d .-Mal. is vetp dull in sale at a r Alit** I in 1..:e pri-e.- Tick 11 wera lather n, er: e'sr. Gr y l't 7:54: ing P... a near y tit: vitae at I.,tt f....,:t i •11 tc ro etttl-r tic ..ra. b. in s , very in it set I—lrt It .114:4..t:. itl 1. t seed b.t ~ 4. I Wheat .S 4 a lVititerarmtt 3 31‘ in,: I attu. ii.'.• Crty a 14 11-. v Fine ltarl.•t 33 a 51 Tick; 3M 31 7.; Om.. .41 3.) ._ . rillini.l ()mg v 5 it :4 l'otwo.• 6un IS a 5.i 1 line riiitni 73 :1 KO !4.l . t*Wi ,e . 11:f!1) 71) a 15 1 Itat.o . ; —1.4 M • V—.. Vlill The 1411...4-prie? of •the he.t Wheaten lireatl throttphutat the I, i s • t. I,y .61.. it 1.1• b.! I >, . O.:14.'1111,m 1.0. ti.., :owe Lukt:ro ;61 the!f,)...l:.:t.:rit Loaf fr.nn W. to :;(1. I. OF COILS I.Eit iS Esi.a.AN.) Ati %VALES VW; ir ENtilNt; 1 1:11;14. %%. bent I•! Rye 'Orley I I ) ats ilvaiDi I :t• t'S I I I !:•4 I; 51 1 I . I 51 • I% 10N a %v. FE4i. 6311Tilt11:LII. I.O:Ikt:ATF: „r. CAM. .1. Re,r 9 a f , 3 Swi/ . .a. I: r. a I a ma,' ;.1 f; 4 MTV-, ; .••n • ~ u.. 5 , 4 Veid a t•. I ` 11 P%•1 1 11,:;0 0 V1:11 u i; yoric :s to $i ts I Pigs AND STitAW ' p . C d. Aver. £. s. d. Hay r. to a 5 0 4 n 0 S3inuriLtu .; (lover 4 4 to 36 10 0 5 5 n 0 a 1 Pt fl 2 7 n 00 a r. 11 4 6 6 ST. JA II . ...VVl* 1. 0 0 3 #i 11 3 fl 0 tr:tu• Ilay 4 It o a 5 16 0 5 Wlf ITECILAPEI. • ( Iwo. n 0 0 n? 0 II Straw n 14 H a 1 16 11 13 6 r.HHAtd•. I lilt E rev.nputetiftom the Return: m I,le in the week ending F: h. 18. is es. e a 031. exclunve of the !hay Cti.totts , paid ..e pay a ble V.erents on Importation thertof hub fdrtat itrinutt—( S.tterday's Go .11! . PRICE ()I. sTorriz Bank Ft. . .e. o., 5 per re - 4.14%111rel so' t per Cent. Com.ols % 9 fit 4 per Cent. 5 pe.r ( ent. !sun ltki . Ti. i:. Stack Ditto Roads (.. per Ce:it.) 99 pi Exe! qu::' Bilk, ...ht. per 1). im - opt , Cen , ltols for I ocingAbr uitie, fiti