f re r ate l4l4 EMB MER e Rhin et Row— . W. lk the tools el T. Maelisosie, Eq. BANIRUPTCIES ENLARGED. N. Marks, Boetturtl. tkoptallse. how Jan. 6 to Jan.ll. T. Nowa. Word Sweet, oilman, hem Jae. 4 to Jaw. IS. BANKRUPTS. Mren&Lospley. J. t lie and J. Wall. . Lakersankfria. halm w a wa Drag and Co. Wilma Gray% lnr.. T altalr t . kw& Mlr ldwaa tiara and I`w. s Hama J. Rodwayso, Ion" Yoeltoldre. mil MC Na Jackson, den ._ it. Polka. Taturis Leeds. orwelat. id. Mr. Erase. Hama Gar- J. wed J. Bei&bni. IfarAs Market. chose we. Solo. Mean. Allison mid . Proms% Conn. Canabill. J. Disking's. Alearraw Ca e Sum, kooks s 8010. Maws. Pallet and Ste, Pow tweet. DIVIDENDS. Jan. tS. W. Morton owl M. Diaelnai Saeldr*Po neer dor Rea. Durand /w.-,el. J. two% Wimiag. Il f z e n tt i r —4l. J. C.' Mo. Mies Court, Vessburch It. W. Cbseat. Surrey. coal amotimawilt= Carnal Dm. kerd lownaradaof. rWonlawa- O SI. wareman-111. J. Dawn, Toombs. Cs p% r=7.l4lneelhaat.-ill. B. Mudge and J. SWAY. &Weld , rimer.---8.1. Lanalig. Liverpool, Ilaawarapse. CURTI VICATRO or be poet* Jas. W. Cook. W 41111141411. Rem. saw dirdie—T. Herbal. MIN Ran* Mow. Moitrairkary. waskatese...W. J. W. Lad: 11111 waeow-il. J. Waikiki. New C.amo. landwr—J. Annkap. Pontreset, Yorkaties, atm Own. CHRONOLOGICAL UST • Or REILARKABLK EVENTS FOR THE YEAR IBM JANUARY. .s.--n• UFA Mope. at Brigitte* esuecrated by the Pies, of Chisbester.--I be beautiful coolueetioe between Jupiter, Eaters. sod die Uses, sees to great advises'," dubs; the eireelig. B.—The Maple of lEeskiaglian 'droned to the rank of a Dabs. 17.--Ins Majesty sum to tows from Brigistoe. bold a Cowell. mod received lb. Recorder's Report. Bin held • Coast, sod muss* to Brigid's. FEBRUARY. f:--Min Majesty reteneed to town trots Brigliles.--Tbe Thaw. lest lodise= wrecked darks, a dreadful Usepest on She gout Restboanse, and severs. ask* crew drowsed. sc—His Majesty wowed the Audios of Paillasses% le perms. The Metropolis visised by a wicket stone ; • lad killed by telling of a large °via' atoms in Pickett-street. and soma Foresee but by the filling of tiles sod alone, pots. d.—The Wag bald a Levu at Cashes Moue. The Rouse of Couvisoes passed the Irish leserrection BiU, sod a Bill for @upending ohs Habess_Corpes Act is Ireland. 10.—The two Irish Bills seat to the House of Lords. 111.—Meetiag of the inhabitants of Wasaiesver, wha voted Fetilies to Parikusest, praying for BAllieliCillgallt and Par lissaustsry Reform. 16. Bares M.Clellsod opesed the Sucial Counuissios is Cork. • 16.—,Frortees of the Irish issurgeste Cued guilty. !d.—Mr. Cootie, the Noisiest sad worthy beaker. deported this EN. MARCH. 1. 7 -Tbe indirpen4swee of Spenish heath America (Osieuelria) mosennimeded by the President to be recopied by the Ueitird Males et America. Homily inerdered la nneiset herbsreas Soggier, at bee rosidaMe, Rebott-etreet, bay* received Own Nip le Pm theme. this /embolden et lb. meaty of Middlesex Peleli 4 oll l 4 attLßsrlla@ueatary R•forma• I6.—Aug lamed r trmilltweing - the Navy Five per Cents. • bee tbe Peer per Carts. W.—Mr. G. Hare attacked seed robbed in Well.street, St. 'George's be the Ham, sod died m the 94th M his woeide.—A Costume Cooped was held, which passed a vote of ammo ea Aldermen Sir Wo.Certiv, far sepresareas, reltectisg ea the Coruna@ Csepel!, used by him in the Hesse of Commons. 99.—The Lin arrived IN tows frees Brighten. 28.-4 Comma Hall held, wish passed resolutiees res pecting the Distress of the Comet'', sad to podgier, the Home of Commosis for Parliameatary Reform—a vote of censer* presposeed a Sir Wm. Celli", fur enpreesioas used by his ia the ROSSO 111 Commas, reflecting en the Campos Comma. Ling held a Coneed, sad received the Reeerder's Re so.—Died, eaddealy. Sir Jobe Silvestar, Retarder of the City ef Leedom. APRIL. 4.—Vismeet Clialembrised. the Womb ambassador, ar rived I. tows Der Prima IL-Sir Joba Sewell and Messrs. Murray, Sharpe, aejekted ea ea Maintained charging them with institallag prose- SOWS. 111 eaten mosey, es persona conseeted with the Con stibelienal Asisecistim." 1111.—The Ling hold a greed Levee et Carltoe-honee. A verdict of 6001. giver spinet the Proprietors of the API Da weekly 'newspaper, for peWishieg a gross libel ea Ilt..Aldermse Weitiman. .:'lllll. —The Ring held a greed Drawing-room M ilookiegimm Masso. • • 41.—Mr. Dumas elected Comma Sergeant of the City of Lodes by the Cameo. Comae... Lewd J. Remalre smiths lee PorNamentery Rehm implies* by • mopeity of 103. the Ayes was OM Neu 28.6.-41 hum fell is le Bodge-row, by whack seasimeasse were entsthamgely killed, and ethers mesh Wend. 1111mrinm preformed hie watrieMbmy AM of -weisipg to Wealkorley, in Yorkshire. dram Wad% mod bad silky heleglbliellg o a g i e s 48,11. Th is meta mopeds say thin..d_ene gavot pedeslriam Ht. 'far Orme to Meg la a Bill to roasts Ib. of Ofilholis Pars to sit ie the House Let a * Wei a wiwiti d Iwo, lb. Ayes Min 240, Rees 944. MAY. t.-41 deal fought in Lenolopois Gerdensbetwees the Disko •of lofted and the Duke ef Ithraingteses.wileiag eat of some expressiees used by the former metilm Doke at the Bedford Comity Retying. The Deb of Baableghein fired bet, and aid the Delis of Illedthel ia the sir. ad a Bessullistim ettetwarieditgebbig."Wil" sew anew as 81. PasaraaZamseratati.-84. Pad'. Catbedral lighteWith gag, to try die ages. I Prime eat Prisons at Deerserk arrived wt Dever Nom Wale. ' Majesty beggared Dvary-laa• limb* tits his pv•- 1/1111;1540•11 le Covenbgarthe Theatre. id Waimea amassed to three menthe eselleameat I.Caen of !Lag's &mob. ter sending a shal low. to Mr. Woods. 1111.—The 16th Mayer/ay of the Tramp\ of Wasemiester mid Peaty ef Eleation, celebraied at •Ii• Crews mad Ascher revere. Sir F. Bevan ie the s Isar. 116.—The Metropolis sad alarms visited with a tremeadoes Mara. 116.—Mr. Demme began his career as Ceinmeeflergerese. Sh—A grand Dress Bali at the Opera Home, fa tb. beesit of the disereseed iri.h petweery, peaseised by bin ANNA,. wile was premet. JUN R. I.—A grand review of eava:ry ea Blackbeallh , L--Amesi Rams commeamil. Ibe [lag, lb. Dyke of York, the Pease sad Plineese of Danmark, mad a peat nem her of possess of distieetiee. Were present: 11.—Kr. Shari trialibe killing Sir lUesaader Beseell le I duel, and enealmenly hogshead by the Jury, to the peat meisitedies of a ortiordid Onert. 11.—.111, Majesty add • Levee. " 15.—.71m0 [kat bolds Drawineasem. IS.—Battle of Wearies celebrated so eat* Load Wel- Engten pre a grimed railiarry dialer ea the eseasion. 21.—Tbe Cerebella Poore Bill rejected is We House of Lards by a enlist* U. 41 .s.—Alikisee Limas al Thespian cleated Sbarlife. JULY. 1 . - - - Some *taw Nemeth Garde inedmisd at Madrid. 9.--They ware obliged tiesbait, several bares The feandelima MOM of a cow, clash me b etit e tt a n end atather at Ematiestee, by the diebbiliseeec Casewbery. 10.—Fiat stem of • new lima at Window hid. 19. The analvereary of hie 11glestee Caresmilen adetarated. by the Snag of the pm, &a lad a grand ha at YentabdlGar dem.—The Deeliesa of Casabridp delivered of a Rims& 10.—The Bishop ef Gelber (lParey Joisseyn) sad a S.idiee .warned at Marlborough-sheet 0404 far a dahodable of froe.. The Bishop admitted to bail; the &Kim assialead for want of haiL 22.--Asseeets erosive& in town of Itablde having hoist de emed litaperee Willtakm—Hie Majesty held a Chepter of We Garter at Carlearbeese. a dispose of the 'acme ribboas. , 211.—latelligmes received from Jamaica of Bo li var having victoriously mewed Qaito. AUGUST: beattifel Eclipse of the Alma 6.—The Katie prorogued Perliameat. 10.—His Majesty embarked at Greerariele for Seeliand. 12.—T be Margele of LeadortderrY died at Nee* Cray. 18.—A corsages inquest set ea Lord Leadeadary, and brought in a verdiet—o• That es Moseley, Augers HI. sea fir memo tam previsesly. the Most Noble Robert, Marquis of Leadooderry, ander a grievous disorder did labour and and became' N comegitenee delirioas, and of imam stied; and that widest I. that state, will. a kW* of bee aid steel. be did idiot en hisser ea the left aide of his peek, sad of the carotid areery.'" weed W see lash in Mega, and half an lath ii depth, of which he inetastly sad that no ether person except himself Wee doe mese of his death." 14.—Tbe Repel Gorr yacht, with We Majesty me beard, Labored or Leith. 16 Ling at Leith, and pr e ceded to Edinburgh amidst IT.—fler Rag bad a Levee at Holyreed-beese: 90.—The remain tithe Margate of Leadeaderry interred lo Weetatiasier Alaboy. SEPTEMBER. I.—His Mejoety leaded at Greeewich from Soothed. 14.--Mr. Camas wetted as Secretary of State far recap Arabi, ii Ws ream of the late Marquis of Loadoederry. 28.--nel/eke ef Wellieetue left Paris for Vi.aaa. OCTOBER. 15.—The King held a Council at Brightee, sad prorogued Parliameet. _ . _ • intuit of Caagreu at Verona.- Vaarviaa. NOVEMBER. le eruptive of 11.—Nr. Haat was ushered lets Leedom by a procession, oa his liberatioo after his seetinemest is Ilohesler gaol. 16.--Tbe Wog heed a Council at Brighton. and prorogued Parliament to the >W of January. 23.—The Xing had a Court at Carlton-boom, and hold as Order of the Garter. when the Marquis of Hertford was elected a Knight gibe Order, is the room of the late Marquis of Lon dooderry. The King afterwards received t►e Report of 66 prisooors moiler metros of death in Retrials. wretches executed for as abomisahle offence, amidst tbit *literalism of the multitude. 17.—. Sis aft Mai for Imo-glary turd otter atom. DECEMBIIR. A.—Tremendous storm—in Dabli;it blew quite a 'marker*. 10.—A mealy fight beta's* Shelton mid Josh. Hodson, and so closely oestested, that neither could at last come to time. Hickman, better known by the boxers by the same of Goer sad Mr. RM. his friend and barker. fell out of a gig eon* from the fight, and were killed es the spot. 11.—A party of the Creep faction is Iroise(' insulted the Lord Lieetenast *bile at the Theatre. One realms Sung a boffin at him, whiab hit the peened of the Vice-regal boa.— Some of the offenders were taken late custody. The muse of the asleep was is oessegnesee of the laudable determinaties of the Government net to escoerage the dressing of the statue of Kin Willi IM ill. by the Orangesees in College Green. 21.—Larg's Hotel, Bond-street, boned armlet two o'clock la the monist.—A peg of gamblers takes out of a COGIMINI garbling-bense in Beset-street, St. James's; gleaned at Bow-street, some careened la the boom committed fir three mouths to the Haase of Correcti.o, and those seen at play foe a month—tie reminder discharged. DUSLIN. —The Attorney General of Ireland has determined not to prosecute the individuls now in custody for the outrage on the Marquis Wellesley on the capital charge. A bill has, however, been preferred for the misdemeanor, and the ordinary charge of conspiracy and riot. light, which ite vigilance and suspicion of the Frcnch police, under its pre. sent direction, may enable the public to obtain dis closures of a piquant or interesting nature. It will be resellected, that some time ago a notice was pub. limbed et - the English embassy here, that no more 0 1 11161 . 11Ners would be allowed to be sent to Eng. holt by dr Engler Ambrosia's bag. It is well Allawk the its seen tire post the English have suspected that letters sent by the post have been opened. Those, therefore, who Lad any political ewer to comearnieste or who wired tusecure the eels triuurissias of their anvespoudesse, end who bed any rqueintanae at the embimy, sent by the English cowl.. This was Immo to the police,: a plan wee therere aeresiged isr poeuring a view of thismotem sidiehmit persons were appoint.. all to eery Is hos exesutism. The English mes senger very generally dap et Calais, in waiting for the packet ; and durin the time of his repro, persons employed by the Oleo got posers* 'lbis bag, opened it, took out the letters, sumbid them, real Meek end took =Pee of sea se eppsered most curious or impertnat. 'them espies temmaitted . to M. Frenehet. the Diresergesend of-pollee, who thus beams privy to all the secrets in the beg. M. Fronds* amid not pin this hidden bmierielge without radar; it into the prase of other' to Aw eless k. One of the agents when he employed thought he might tam the area to advantage, and net only took a espy of many letters for the direc ' tesseneral of rase, bus for himself. This agent has been dammed; and thus the Pranttabas been revesied. The copies of the lessees he reserved' fa himself lee new. offers foe publication, and has amordiney set out Sur London to offer the Meioses collection to a bookseller. It contains, it is mid br a gentleman to when it was submitted, nearly sweaty letter. address& to his Majesty of Great Britain by the Henoverien Ambitesador, Mr. Von Grote ; several addiered to a noble Lord (Lowther), whose father is a poet borough-holder in the meth, and to several otrse well-known chg. meters. That the letters which be exhibits as a part of the found in the English Amhmeador's beg goyim, I am informed them 1111111110 i be the slightest doubt. If the secrecy of ' a private correspondence was thus violated, is there any security, it may be asked, that the di*. patches of the Anibamador escaped examination ? DESPERATE GALLEY SLAVES. A letter from Toulon, dated the 14th of Daces. her, states the following ease of revenge se Akin two meths siege a galley slave fur life, la the &eget (place where sieve, are moaned) at Toole., was mindemsed to sailer death, for leaving stabbed with a Mere esti of the siesta of Surreilionee. The wretch submitted to his palatines( with pleasure ; sad far from expressing any repentance for his crime, be, os the cestrard declared his regret that he had not destroyed the Under Gommissaire Directeur of the Bogue. H. however, mad* a confessloa. that his companion chained to hint, who had also been ceedenened to slavery for life, had, like himself, formed die design of revenging pre tended vexatious ow the part of his keeper. Upon re ceiving that information thee put the convict abase name was C.asqueite, into another pug, where be became the object of mere strict sarveillance. Noihwithatanding Meese precautions, one Recoils. Bah Adjutant of Sue 'Mitoses, and the father of a family, had the misfurimie to fall ender the blows of this desperate wretch. Klemm assisted the they before yesterday at the distribution of the slaves for the night. At the moment a chain of slaves returning from work had entered, Coquette took advan tage of the coisfeniese. and advanced nearer the safer nate Rigors; he them stepped aside, pretending that he wished so bargain for a quart of wine, and deseingn long knife with two edges. plunged it into the bowels of his victim. Kleine: fell bathed hi his blood, sod pert of the, entrails pretended from the wound. Another slave, coo deemed for life, interposed between the murderer and Rimini, in order to save him from other blows ; bet seven or eight stabs with the same knife were the reward of his good intention. He fainted from loss of blood. 'the Under Commissaire M. R. informed of this doable ewe. der, proceeded hasviediately to the bagne, where the coo fission and uproar were great. The seamed the assassin perceived him, he exclaimed. Oh, Mossiest le coes massaire I How unfortunate I am to be two m inutesi too Inee. A blow was intended for you; but no matter, yea will net tote meth by waiting, for I know sweaty others mho have formed the same design as 'myself. The wretch was seised, and M. Negated, the elder, a Surgeon, be gouging to the Navy, assisted by his pupil, conveyed the two wounded men to the Hospital of the Bagme.— Every aid was given, but 'license died 45 hours after. • " It was supposed the slave could not close he does there is no doubt he will receive a pardon, as a reward for his generous devotion. " The murderer appeared quite tranquil, sod answered with elfrostery to various questions pat by the Commis sarie. He rejoiced in the deed from two motives. First because it would deliver bin from a life which bad be come insupportable. fleeeedly. be was revenged in kill ing one of his persecutors. His ally regret was that he could not destroy the magistrate. " This e.sissinal will be tried by the Maritime Trlbw sal." Mr. Ravengs, the new Minister fear the Repub. lic of Columbia has arrived by the Jamaica packet. - • ...-- AR. _ .... 1 • . ' - , • " '"Iii""v" . - ;,aN „,...,. . • •••-^ -4111.... •• .....0 .— ""!..• • . 4 4 '`..,, • fi t., ....• ov" • - Atti e ' .. ." 4 " 11... lik.a ... .... .- • ' • a■ -,. s . ..._..._. . 48 \Y - •••,.. -.... • "' . 4 TWA ?I 024 AL 111011117.11 LORI Noomatirs Mattes maid is an Ram et Comoss - FAIENCE POLICE. TUESDAY NIGHT'S Gaimerrz to address ki. Ilii•sty to Amiss sae a( the Rssrmslearet- - ..amilis 1 2S terv irlii OFFICE, Das. SI. anal. (EITILSCT Of ii LETTS'S.) ' this peewit PARLIAMENT. 'L —A Nombiin st tiro City onsedeo Tema, to amidst of A curious circumstance has coats to light, whirl a— . W. e ltackauSa of &away Rims la" almen• r•E'D 11. .114,10,1410411rewiamrl k die EmEreed while it furnishes a striking proof of the rigilano Blachsasie, Esq. dociask. West!( 1 ." 1 , 44 -! - 11•11 In 'all"" 1.106.4 . . .tr isileimi ... ~...11 1 9 . and sustneton . • of the French police, under its pre • . .. . * .. .• V. L .'• • N • IP • ••:-* k 4 ~~~•. , rte