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sot be fotind defenders of the laws of Gob, and ad vocates o the rights of the common People ? One of the very first laws of GOD• to man was— te INCREASE AND MULTIPLY," and the DIVINE voice continues to repeat. it in the irresistible impulse of na• turd instinct. All the wealth existing in the world is formed by the labour of man, and whatever portions of it cdn stitute the - properties of individuals, are held in trust for the benefit of the community, of whom the pro ductive labourers are the primary class. Mr. Sc ‘nt.Err, and those who think as he does, must deny these two positions. For it is the ten .lency of the doctrines which they advocate to repress the na tural instinct—to silence the Divine vo i c e, an d, b y causing new restraints on marriage, to justify all crimes which may diminish the population of the world. Infanticide, in the poor, under their pre mises, would not be a crime against society, and the pear would be justified for drowning their children like kittens or puppy dogs. We state this plainly, that the true character of the unnatural dogmas of MALTHUS and his disciples may be clearly understood—dogmas which derive no countenance from fact, history, or experience, but are founded entirely on misconceptions and imagi nary principles ; the very authorities from which they were originally drawn by MALTHUS, having by Mr. GonwiN been shown to be utterly undeserving of any credit or confidence whatever. Hitherto, and till the contemners of the laws of GOo and violators of the rights of the poor,—for such we consider the new limed of political economists to be,—the strength of nations was held to be in the number of their industrious subjects. But now, forsooth, a new ti-,ht has broken in upon some of our sage Senators, and an industrious people, in proportion to their num- Ler, form a public evil, a nuisance that must be abated by the renewal of emigration, or suppressed by the horrors of actual beggary.—'We shall return to this subject, and Mr. SCAKLETT. TIIE KING'S COURT. Shturday, at two o'clock, his MAJESTY held a Court at hi. Palace in Pall-Mall, which was attended by— The Archbishop of Canterbury, the President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secre uries of State for the Home and Colonial Departments, the first Lord of the Admiralty, the Master-General of the Ord nance, the Master of the Mint, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, the Treasurer of the Ilona hold, &c. - • His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which Mr. BULLER attenJed as Clerk. A Proclamation was agreed upon to be issued for the Coronation of his MAJESTY to take place on Thursday, the 19th of July next. A Proclamation was also agreed upon for the dic tion of a Scotch I'ecr in the room of the late Earl of STAIR, to take place at Holyrood House, EJinburgh, on the Bth of August next. His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Earl of HAR. ZOWBY and Viscount SIDMOUTII. THE ROYAL TOUR. It is expected the KING will proceed direct to Shrewsbury, by way of oxford, Chipping Norton, Stratford, and Bridgenorth, with the exception of stopping for a day at the seat. of CECIL FORESTER,• Esq. From Shrewsbury his MAJESTY‘‘ ill go to Wynn stay, the hospitable and delightful seat of Sir W. W. Wysx, Bart. The Bards of Cambria are summoned to welcome their PutNCE in the impressive and hearty manner of "the days of olden times." His MAJESTY 1 , will make his entrance along the beautiful picturesque' vale of the Dee, and cross that river below the grounds of Wynnstay, the romantic situation of which is the theme of admiration of every traveller. The SOVEREIGN, it is said, will be escorted from Shrewsbury by divisions of the Yeomanry Cavalry of the County of Salop, and the Royal stay there will probably not exceed two days—but preparations are making to give the MONARCH the most magnificent reception the short time will allow. His MAJESTY will be accompanied by his Royal Highness the Duke of CLAREN . CE, and probably the Duke of YORK ; the Duke of WELLINGTON, the Secretary of State for the Dome Department, and a large train of Nobility, ex clusive of those in the Mos/mores personal suite. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO THE AIIANSION HOUSE. Saturday the LORD MAYOR had the honour of en tertaining her MAJESTY and a select party at the Mansion-House to dinner. Her MAJESTY arrived in the City a little before four o'clock, in her state car riage, accompanied by Lady ANNE HAMILTON and Lord and Lidy Hoou. She was handed from her carriage by the LORD IAYOII, amidst the cheers of a numerous concourse of si ectators, and conducted to the state drawing-room. A number of Ladies had obtained admission into the Mansion-House, for the purpose of testifying their respect for her MAJESTY: amongst them were several of the Society of Fi iends. At about half-past tour o'clock the following party sat down with her MAJESTY and the LORD MAYOR to dinner, in the state-room, called " Wilkes's Par lour," viz. Earl Htzwilliam Lord and Lady flood, Lord and Lady Milton, Lord Robert Spencer and Lady Spencer, Lord Archi bald Hamilt on an d L a d y A nne H am il ton , George Pon sonby, Esq. and Mrs. G. Ponsonby, General Sir Ronald Fer gttson, M.P. Joseph Hume, Esq. ti. P. the Hon. Grey Bennett, M.P. S. Whitbread, Esq. M.P. Mr. Sheriff Waithman, Alfred Thorp, Esq. Mrs. A. THORP, as Lady Mayoress, performed the honours of the table with paca'cular elegance. The countess FITZWILLI AM and the Earl of 6A RLINGTON were to have been of the party, but were prevented from attending by indisposition ; and Mr. Alderman Woou was absent, in consequence of the sudden death of bis mother-in-law. Her MAJcsvy appeired in evellent health and spirits. Her MAJEsTi quit ted the Mansion-House about eight o'clock, and pro ceeded to Hammersmith by way of the Southwark Bridge and through . Newington, thus avoiding the isuar b uitio of the town on a Saturday evening. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. ARRIVALS. Lord limas, from Hare Park, Newmarket. The Earl and Countess of Derby, from Kent. The Earl and Countess of COVENTRY and family, from Kent. At Greillon's Hotel, Albemarle-street—Mr. and I.llrs. Stan try CA my, from Devonshire; Sir RICHARD BROOKE, Bart. from Lancashire. At the Hyde Park Hotel, Ottford-street—Mr. and Mrs. Easy: TON, from Cheltenham ; Jowls TI/RIPE, Esq. front Chippen ham Park, Newmarket ; JOHN Tamara., F.sq. from ditto; Haas: Vsurz.sy, Faq. front Aston Hall, Yorkshire. DEPARTURES. The Marchioness of SALISBURY, for Hatfield. Lord and Lady Casssoutorr, for ditto. From Blake% Hotel, Jertnyn-street—S ScotLod. From the London Hotel, Albemarle-street—T. T. Dante, Esq. M.P. and family, for Bucks. From Brunet's Hotel, Lelcester-squareDsun PARISH, Esq. for the Continent; Mr. Pout and Mr. Commas, fur Holland; Captain Dusuwas.:, R.N. on a tour. JAMES DI DAS D for THE P.IRK. The gloomy state of the weather yesterday morn ing prevented the usual assemblage of Fashionables on the Wellington Promenade. About three there were appearances of the return of tine weather; the equipages at four began to drop in at the Grosvenor, Cumberland, and Piccadilly gates. About five the cavalcade was as great as ever. On the Drive, in splendid equipages,-were— Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence, the Duke and Duchess de Fries, the Duchess of Rutland, the Duchess Dowager of Rutland, the Duchess of Argyle, the Marchioness of Choirtion ' d.ley, th.: Mat chioness Dowager of Lansdown, &c. Among the horsemen were— The Earls of Scarborough, Belfast, and Brecknock ; the Earl of Darnley and General Bligh, Viscount Deerhurst, Mr. Charles Manners Sutton, Mr. Hughes Ball, &c. Among the pedest; fans were observed— ] lis Ruyal Highness the Duke of Clarence and his daughters, the [tidies Ferri:seise and the lion. Mr. Furtescue; the Marqu.s of Liimdown and J. Calcraft, Esq. M.P. the Earl of Mount charles and Messrs. Horace and Frederick Seymour ; the Earls of rife and Glengall ; Earl of Westmorland, Earl of Clonrnell; Lord A. Paget, Lord Normanby, Lord Aslitown, Lord A. Hamilton, and many other persons of distinction. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE IrEEK. THIS EVENINH. Lady Gronoz CAI-Emu:Ws Ball, Burlington House. Lady Dectr's Ball, Dover-street. Countes. ST. .INromo's Concert, Hanover-square. Lady Onus's quadrille Party. Gloucester-place. Lady thexN's Grand Fancy Ball. Lord and Lady GRANT!! M s Party, St. James's-square. Mrs. llAmtt.voN's Ball, Baker-street. Mrs. WENTWORTH'S Concert, Hanover-square. Fancy Ball at ALMACKS. TO-MORROW. Lady SHEFIIELD ' s Ball, Upper Wimpole-street. Lady ArrrEces Rout, Clarges-street. Mrs. WEIGFIELD STRATFORD'S Ball, Stratford House. lien. Mrs. G. It. Plume's Second Ball, Hill-street. Mrs. DENI,ON ' S Ball, Stratford-place. Mrs. Ilict's Quadrille Ball, Russell-square. Rev. W. 13c4stazac's Concert, Abingdon-street. WEDNESDAY. The KING'S Bon for the younger branches of the Nobility and Gentry, Carlton-Houle. Lady CARRINGTON'S Party, Whitehall. Mrs. HAMIERSLZY'S Rout, Pall-mall. Earl and Countess BKLGRAVE'S Party, Grosvenor-square. THURSDAY. The Duke of DEKONSIIIIIM'S Banquet to the Knit:. Mrs. Coma's Dijeune to the Duke of Yoag, Foreign and Domestic Carps Diplontatique, &c. at Putney. • FRIDAY. Viscountess ASlifilOOK'S Rout, Mansfield-street. SATURDAY. The 'Marchioness of Dow:mutes Grand Entertainment. Mrs. GEORGE Bvsa's Party, St. James's-square. Outinian Lecture, at Mr. Paysses, New-street, Spring-gardeli, OTHER PARTIES. MONDAY, JUNE IB.—Lady CA ROLINE BARHAM ' S Ball, Queen Anne- street. TrEsnaY, Jolts 19.—Viscountess Etunsatoint, at Kingiton House ; Viscount KIL.VOREY, and the lion. Miss NEEDHAm's Ball, Bruton-street. WLDNLSDAY, JUNE 20.—Lady BEST'S Ball, Bedford-square. FRIDAY, JUNE 22.—Duchess of Brorosto's Ball, St. James's square; Bourn's Ball, Great Ormond-street. AlotraA r, JUNE 25.—Marchioness CisoustoxnELET's Rout, Pic cadilly; Countess Bitou . suow's Quadrille Party, Cavendish square; Mrs. General MILNER'S Ball, Upper Grosvenor-street; Mrs. Brais's Ball, Gloucester-place. TUESDAY, J 26.—Duchess of PORTLAND'S Fete, St. James's square; Mrs. WILL/ASIS'S Ball, Albemarle-street; Mrs. LAKE GODSALL ' S Ball, Piccadilly. Wiunastty, JUNE 27.—Hon. Mrs. RODNEY'S Ball, Gower-st. THURSDAY, Jura 23.—Mrs. WODDMASS'S Ball, Montague-sq. F/L/DAY,Rtit29.—Mrs. General CatimrAcEE's Ball, Harley-st. kIeADAv, JULY Y.—Mrs. MACH'S Ball, Grosvenor-place. Telsrat, JULY 3.—Lady WAEaultron's Rout, Albemarle-st. THURSDAY, JULY s.—Mrs. GonDoes Ball, Harley-street. SATURDAY, JULY 7.—Mrs. MURRAY'S Public Breakfast, at Richmond. Co UNTESS GROSVEAOR'S ASSEMBL Y. Friday evening, the magnificent suite of rooms were thrown open to a select proportion of the Fashionable World. ilhere were present : Prince Leopold and the Duke of Gloucester, Duke and Duchess of litciford, Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown, Earl and Countess of Jersey, Lady and Miss Cavendish, Mr. and Lady Macdonald, Lord W. Russell, Countess of Derby and Lady Mary Stanley, Earl of Shaftesbury and the Ladies A. Cooper, Marquis of Camden and the Ladies Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Earl and Countess of Bridgewater, Duke of De vonshire, Countess of Clare and Lady Fitzgibbon, Lady Car rington and Miss Smith, Marquis of Tichfield, Duke and Ducks. of Portland, Earl of Mount Edgcumbe and Lady Emma. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess ALT GUSTA, and the Princess SOPHIA, visited the Duke and Duchess of CL A BENCE yesterday. Mis. MITCHELL entertained a select number of friends with a Ball and Supper, at her house in Charles-street, on Friday evening. Dancing com menced at eleven with quadrilles, and was kept up with great spirit till three o'clock. Among the com pany were— Prince LEOPOLD, the Duke of WELLING TON, the Duchess of ltictimoso, the Marchioness of LONDONDERRY, and the misses riTz CLARENeE. Mrs. TuomsoN's Ball, in Po: Hand-place, on Friday evening, was distinguished for taste and splendour. The three drawing-rooms were brilliantly illuminated. Dancing commenced at eleven o'clock : a sumptuous supper was set ved up at one, of which about 300 dis tinguaed fashionabies partook. On Thursday a Public Meeting of the Inhabitants of Leeds was 1:eld at the Cottrt-house, fl• the p urr ose of taking into consideration . the provisions of the Bill now pending in Parihtment for the amendment of the Poor Law., The MAYOR was in the Chair, and Re solutions having been adopted against the Bill, a Pe tition was founded thereon, praying that the said Bill be not passed into a law, and that the Petitioners may be heard by Counsel against the same whenever the House shall be pleased to 'direct. THE ARMY. Thursday next, three companies of the 85th Regiment, under i Major DE Barns, will marck into Pot tsmot.th from Brighton, and embark in the Success transport, Lieutenant S. Sri - Nei/a, for the lonian Islands. The remainder of the Regiment will follow, and embark in the Loyal Briton. Plot, and B "idd't transports, which are daily expected front Deptford. The force in the Mediterranean is to consist of eight itegi ments (which is an increase of two Regiments there), VIZ. btil, 18th. 28th, 32d, 56th, 51st, 85th, and 90th. Wednesday, the Defence, Brilliant, London. and Christian 1, transports (under the agency of Lieutenants Anti,: i.w,ParrctiAr.o, 111 4 Dostm.n, anti .IntiEiNs), arrived at Portsmouth front Malta. with the 10th Regiment of Foot and detachments of the 28 th, 32d, and 36th Regiments, and Royale Artillery. 'Die 10th Regi ment will remain in the garrison for the present. The 64th Regiment have matched for Brighton. The 52d Regiment commenced their march from Ilull on Monday, for Ireland. Two companiei of the 6th, from Le:ds, embarked at Hull on the 30th ult. for St. Helena ; the rest of .the Gth Regiment will do duty at Hull till the arrival there of the 7th Fusileers. Tke Fanny, to embark detachments for the Mediterranean, and the Brunswick, to embark troops for Quebec, arrived at Cowes on Saturday. The Defence transport, on her passage from Cork to Malta, with part of the 18th Regiment on board, was struck by light ning, and nine people, who were on deck, were thrown down by the shock, two of them were killed, one died shortly after. wards, and two were left at the Malta Hospital in a danger ous state. . Friday se'nnight, Major-General Sir J. Etter, K.C.B.arrivzd in Limerick, and next day the Brigade of Royal Artillery, Lieu tenant-Colonel Drsaiusav ; the 6tk Carbincers, Major Can micurixt ; and the 79th (or Cameron Highlanders), Lieutenant- Colonel DOUGLAS, underwent their half-yearly inspection. Wednesday, the 4th Dragoon Guards, stationed in Piershill Barracks, were reviewed on Portobello Sandi, near Edinburgh, by his Excellency Sir THOMAS Baanroeu, Commander of the Forces, in presence of a number of spectators. The expense of the dress of an Officer of the Lancers, including the horse accoutrements, exceeds £4;0! . . The streets of York, during the past week, have throughout exhibited quite a military appearance. On Tuesday, Wednes day, and Thursday, three divisions of the gallant 52d Regiment of Foot, conimanded by Colony Sir Joint COLBORNE, marched there from hull, on - their route fur Ireland. A division of the 6th Regiment of FOot, that had been stationed at Halifax, also arrived there on Wednesday morning, and another division en tered on Thursday morning, on their route for Hull. Having the 2d West York Militia also stationed in the city, and the 15th Regiment of Hussars now occupying th,se barracks, the accoutre ments of war presented themselves to the eye at every turn, and a military aspect pervaded every quarter. Tuesday morning, the soldiers of the 4th regiment of Dragoons, anxious to testify their affection for their late Colonel ( I lUGONIN), who has retired front the army, drew his carriage decorated with laurel, on the box of which the Colonel was seated, through Canterbury in triumph, preceded by the Regimental Band and a flag with the inscription " Col. HUGON/N, 4th Dragoons, Hero of Toulouse ;" a mark of respect equally honourable to the feel ings of the men and expressive of the high character of the Officer, who had been in the regiment nearly 24 years, and was justly endeared to all his companions in arms. On reaching St. Dunstan's the Colonel descended from the carriage, and cordially and affectionately shook hands with every one of his old companions, a scene which drew forth the finest sensibilities of human nature. Commission in the II North Gloucester Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County and County and City of Gloucester, and of the County and City of Bristol. Walter Paul, Esq. to be Major, vice the Honourable Thomas Cocks, resigned. Commission in the East Battalion of Dorsetsbire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorset. Edward Berkeley Portman, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Ro bert Lewis deceased. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. North Hants Yeomanry Cavalry—John Irving Moss, Esq. to be Adjutant. South hints Yeomanry Cavalry—John Fleming, Esq. to be Captain. Fordingbridge Yeomanry Cavalry—Andrew Hay, Esq. to be Captain. Commissions in the Corps of Coquotdale Rangers Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Northumberland. .Ca faun Adam Atkinson to be Major-Commandant; William " 11 Lynn Smart, Esq. to be Captain, vice Atkinson, promoted ; Henry CoUingwood, Esq. to be ditto ; George Hughes Prin • gle, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Smart, promoted; William Tewart, Gent. to be Cornet. Commissions in the East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Cornet George Carter to be Lieutenant ; Osborn Snoulten,Gent. to be Cornet, vice Carter, promoted. Ara, Jura 7.—Saturday last, the 4th. Royal Veteran Batta lion, upwards of 1,000 strong, were disembodied in Ayr Bar rack, when, after chairing their Officers round the square, and taking a farewell sup of the Scotch whiskey (which was in many cases" though last not least,") several hundreds of the privates embarked for England on board the Rob Roy steam-boat, the brig Ilawarden Castle, and a sloop. Yesterday, the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG performed Divine Service to the KING and his Household at the Palace. Yesterday. the Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal. Yesterday, Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine Ser vice at the German Chapel, and heard a Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Kw'ER. The Duke of YORK was, it seems, one of the most fortunate betters at the late Epsom Meeting, his Royal Highness having netted at least six thousand pounds on the turf. The transports recently arrived with troops from Malta, which they left on the 28th of April, have brought the following intelligence: " Seven thousand women and children, belonging to the In surgent Greeks of the Mores, had arrived at Zante. Troops had Leen scot from Corfu, to form a cordon across the island.— Treasure, the property of SEEM PACHA, to a great amount, had been sent to Malta, en board his Majesty's ship SCOUT, Captain IlAsssors;, from Santa Maura, where it had been lodged by the Pacha when Governor of Previsa ; which treasure, in case of the demise of the Paella and his children (now prisoners in Lower Asia), is willed to Major-General Sir FRED. ADAM, K.C. IL " The flag-ship of Sir GRAHAM Mooast was daily expected at Malta from Naples. Tile RACEHORSI had sailed fur Smyrna." The subjoined extracts of letters from Chili and Jamaica contain the latest accounts which have reached us, relative to the state of affairs in Peru : " SANTIAGO DE CHILI FEZEUARY 13. " Since my last we have had several arrivals from Peru, and the information is of the most agreeable description. Success, uninterrupted by one single reverse, has hitherto accompanied every operation of San Martin ; all his forces had united, and were within seven leagues of Lima, which, from want of provi sions, and the desertions from the Viceroy's forces, was supposed unable to hold out long. Every pro vince to the north of Lima, as far as Guyaquil, had risen, and the provinces of Mica and Arequipa were kept down only by the vicinity of the Army of Upper Pent. The Vice-King is in hot water with every body. The old Spaniards of property and Godos are at war with him, for not acceding to General San Martin's terms from Pisco, by his Deputies at Mina flutes. Ilis correspondence with the General within the last week or two shews that he is at a low ebb. Ile has quarrelled with General La Serna, and has dismissed his First Councillor. His best friends com plain bitterly. The Archbishop disapproves of his conduct, and joins the general clamour. Those still attached to King Ferdinand arc anxious to make the best terms before their property is entirely lost." NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Purser of the Past-India Company's shlp Prince Regent LAed at Lyntington yesterday : left China 27th January, Cape of Good 'lupe the 3il of Atoll, and St. Helena, the 18th April. Saturday the fre.! trrler Catherine, from Madras and Bengal, and the Wilhelmina, Rein, for the Cape of Good 114 e, sailed from Portmfouth. • The Asia, liatnrns-roo, from China ; Norhampton, CNAIRR. TON, front B engal;i Camden. BILLINGLURTT, from Antigua; ;and several more, trant.!s unknown, arriv in the Downs eta Satur day, and sated fur the River pro; -Jay, Weeln sday the P.ggy and Jerry, of Dun:irks, from Water ford to Glasgow, with grain, was i t on the &thee.. Crew saved. Extract ut A bitter from the Agent to Lump's, at Hull, dated 9th June The Thomas and :,lary transport, No. 40, JOHN Drs %KT M triter, ran upon th e S niey Rinks, at the entrance or the thilaer ' on Th ursday night about twelve o'clock, and ! t is apprellEntlial she will gn to The crew, and about 26 sol diers, with their Major, who were on board, were saved by the life-boat, but (nu- poor woman was washed overboard." The Bing slue?, of 20 gll.ll, Captain ei.owa.i, and the MAR. TIN, of 20, Captain ASEAN, are littitj at PaeLltllolllh for fo reign stations. The lir euttiou frigate, at Sheerness, Captain LTLLICSAP, iS • fitting for the South American station; as is also the GANNET sloop of war, Captain Srri.Es, fur the Mediterranean. Lieutenant Amion, of the Royal Naval Asylum, is promoted to the rank of Commander. The Arnmszene skill of war, formerly the Ant, Captain SMYTH, is fitting at Deptford for an extensive survey of the eastern shores of the Mediterranean. The AURORA frigate, of 44 guns, Captain PRESTON, is fitting d Chatham for foreign service. The GLASGOW frigate, Captain Dot Le, is fitting at Ports mouth for the conveyance of Sir E. Paorr, Governor of Ceylon, to Trincomalee. Farmonzar, JUNI B.—Wind N.—Sailed the Duke of Marl borough packet, with a Mail for Lisbon. The Walsinghana packet, for the Mediterranean ; Chichester, for Jamaica; am) Swittsure, for the Brazils, are in the Roads waiting orders. PLYMOUTH, Jetta 9.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the Europe, WILLIS, from Dantzic ; and Minerva, DALE, front Norfolk (Virginia). Arrived off this port the Volusia, Itarrnas, from Jamaica, out 42 days. The Maryland, FOLGEIL front New Bed ford for Havre, fell in, on the 15th May, with an open boat which. had drifted GOO miles from the Azores, with ten Portuguese, who were in a state of extreme suffering. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 10.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship TIES, from St. Helena; and Success trans port, from the Downs. Arrived to-day the Loyal Briton and Kinnersley Castle transports, front Demerara. The Johanna Von Begg, supposed from the Mediterranean, was picked up at sea by three cutter-rigged vessels, said to have taken fire, and scuttled and abandoned by the crew. One of the Pilots states, that he saw the Captain and crew leave her and go on board of a Dutch pilot boat which was lying by her. She then had all her sails set and the hull under water, as at present. She is now placed under quarantine. DEAL, JUNE 10.—Wind N. N. W.—Came down from the River and sailed, the Redman, BARTON, for St. Thomas's ; and Juno, Pearreitao, for Jamaica. Arrived to-day and sailed for the River, the l'igot THORN, from Tobago; Wilberforce, Dons, from Leghorn; acy Davidson, GOODWIN, from Jamaica; and Percy, SMITH, front ditto. Came down from the River and sailed, the Tamerlane, BRITON, and the Meridian, BROOKING, for Genoa; British Tar, CLARK, for Quebec; Comet, JONES, for New Providence; and Maine, Towuw.sosr, for New York. SoUTHAMPTON, JUNK 10.—The Prince Coburg packet arrived here front Havre on Sunday last, with many passengers of the greatest respectability, amongst whom were OGLE, Esq. and family. The Britannia arrived on Wednesday, having, with others of consideration, Sir GORDON Daukwoao and family, Cap tain Beanyrr, R.N. and Corrnotea, Esq. The departures by the Britannia were—Sir T. TANCRED and family, Sir Groats ANSON and daughter, Sir H. B. NEALE, and many others of dis tinction: By the Coburg—Mrs. Bust and family, Mr. Museum, Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. DALLAS, CA13111114 GIMES and GA [MATH, &e. Cussost-I louse, JUNK 9.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Pris cilla, from Tenerife ; Matilda, front Lisbon ; Friends, from ditto ; Grate, front St. Michael's; La Caroline, front Caen ; Regard, from Zante ; London, from Charente ; Temple, front Jamaica • Emerald, front Cuba; Brilliant, from St. Lucia; Como, from Oporto; Lady Hannah, from Jamaica; Hains, from ditto ; Contest, from St. Vincent's ; Dove, from Seville ; and Aimable, firom Calais.—Ships Entered Outwards : The Ben Jonson, for the Cape of Good Hope; Spanish Packet, for Cadiz; Tontine, for Philadelphia; Union Packet, for Alicant ; Specu lation, for Faro; Denison, for Jamaica; Castle Huntly, for Canton ; and Emile, for Calais.—Cleared Outwards: The Esther, for Demerara; Levant, for Belfast; Brighton, for Elsineur ; New Harmonys for Dublin ; Joseph, for Antwerp ;. Earl Clatmarty, for Rotterdam ; Three Sisters, for ditto ; Active, for Havre; New Union, for Calais; and 'Wellington, for St. Vincent's. Saturday evening, the TEES, 26 guns, Captain G RENNIE, arrived at Portsmouth from the Isle of France, on which station she was relieved by the SA TELLITE sloop of war, Captain Coar.y. She left the Cape of Good Hope the 2d of April, and Sr. Heleua the 16th of the same month ; the squadron and troops were all well. The TEES will be paid oil. BONA. PARTE was Under,loOd to be very ill of the dropsy, when the TEES sailed. Thursday, HENRY Et.i.ts, Esq. Assistant Colonial Secretary at the Cape of Good Hope, landed at Ports mouth, with several other passengers, from the North ampton, which left St. Helena on the 25th of April, and passed by for the River. All the passengers reported that BONA PARTE was understood to be in a dangerous state of health when they left St. Helena. The Town Council of Edinburgh have elected Dr. HOME to the Chair of the Practice of Physic, in the University of that city, vacant by the death of the re spected and lamented Dr. GREGORY. Wednesday last, James Gordon was executed at Dumfries, for the murder of John Elliot a poor ped lar boy. in a lonely place in liskdalernuir. He was an Irishman, of the Roman Catholic profession, and would admit of none but the Pries:. to visit him. D#l.l EY-L A ":4 Ell! EA TRIL.--SatUrday being Whitsun eve, an Oratorio was given at this Theatre, consising of a selection of Sacred ancient and modern Music. It comprised an array of vocal and instrumental talent tivhich we have seldom seen brought together on one occasion, and the entertainment was consequently extremely rich, animated, and diversified ; and, upca the whole, we may say, that as this was the last of the Oratorios under Sir G. SMART% superintendence, it was a suitable finale to the delightful performaliees which, during his career, he has presented to the Public. The House was crowded. COAX EXCHANGE, NIA ItK-LA 'A IL, JUN I.: 1 I.—Tbe supply of Wheat was large this morning from But it, Kent, and Suffolk; but owing to the state of the weather t!.e demand for fine Wheat was brisker than last week, which kind sold on full as gocd terms as on this day se'nnight, but the inferior qu.dities continue Dearly unsaleable, gnd prices are nominal. Fine Barley i s Is. per quarter dearer, having hut little at market. White Peas met ready sale at Last Nhuiday'i prices, as well as limos at an advance of Is. per quarter. The arrivals of Oats have been large, yet the sales were tolerably brisk, but there is no altera tion in prices.—Current prices as under ' Sm.ll Beans ....... 3Ol 52s Tick eli:ta 24s Ig9s (kits, Potat::e Os 11:s Poland 21s 24s -- Feed • 14s 90s ZNO usu. Wheat, Kent and Essex COs Suffolk 341 51ts Norfolk 44, 54s .. .. Rye...... ......,., E6s 284 I Flour, per Sack.... ...45; Ses Barley 2os 25. Rapeseed, per Last . . , M4 rt.so Malt ... .: ........... —sos 56s run EIGS. White Peas 'sol 34s Wheat, Dant:dc .sis Ms -------, Boilers ...56s 38s Baltic Red, Ilambro' or Grey Pea 28s 30s Br.bantred sos 546 SMITHEIELD AL% ItKFT, JUNI 11.--lieef, 3s. 6d. to 4s 6d. p , . r stone of Gibs.; - Mutton, 3s. Gd. to 4.. 6d. Veld. 4s. Od. to 55. 4c!. Pork, 45. 041. to Ss. 441. I.:4rtilt, 4s. Ga. to 6s. 64.—Cattl. at 3,1a5.. kit, Beasts, 1800-, Calve:, 100; Sheep and Lambs, 15.7 50; lies, ,150.—flay and Straw per load, Ilq, 51. 10s. to IL 61. A •