Star. — London, England, 1817-08-15 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL The accounts by the Mail of this morning relate chit fly _ro the large and fine harvest ,which they are now reaping in that country. ,Sontl of the new Wheat has been threshed out, and, to the great joy of the, inhabitants, it is found that a given number of sheaves yields twice as much grain as last•year —nor is this all—in a given measure of ground there is a much greater number of sheaves. One Journalist expresses himself thus As the tenth part of an ordinary crop is sufficient for the inhabitants of Belgium, what shall we do with the other nine-tenth►? Eirort them ro what country ? Every where the erors are most abundant, and consequently all ersunt-iti will want to export. Add to this, that from the 25th to the 29th of July, 119 vessels passed the Sound for the No 'ierkands, almost all laJen with corn. It is said, that towards the end of June last, our Govern •ent premised large bounties for the first cargoes of corn, which has caused such large import..tious." BRUS,SELS, AUGUST 13. In one of our Journals, we read the following Ar ticle The Correctional Tribunal of - Ghent will I,sve to try, on the 50th of this month, an action fur c•ilu:auy, brought against the Editor of -the Journal of I•iee and Were Flanders, on account of an article inserted in that Paper on the lith of Juac Wt. It is conceived in 'hi se terms : it i+ alarmed diat Mr. Dubue administers (be Colony (Mar. dr..qte, of which he le Intendant) very well In favour of a Fo r.-Lii thvernment. Lord Wellington has cleared to are him re trucil. No more Is wanting to perpetuate him in Ws beam able leuellems.'" Ilis . Gtate will be phintiff, aild two very distils. Counsraors of Ilrussels will pleasi—one tor the Noble Lord, the other tor the Edi t o r s they are Mesas. Tarte, bell. mid Touhaud. Count Magnets de Deroath, Envoy Extraordinary from the King u. .Denmark to the Court of Spain, hag wired M this city, on his way to Spain. A great. nosily English have also arrived, an i ons w h om are Loid Vi count Barrington And tinnily. Brilliant fetes ate preparing at Spa. There will i ...racing and games of various kinds. Some 4:a LUCh refugees, who are to quit the kingdom by orders from superior anthority, Lave obtained leave to remain till the SOth, in order winds their affsirs in Belgians. BAMBERG, AUGUST 4, His Majesty the King of Prussia has been here since yesterday afternoon. His Majesty travels nn. der the name of Count de Ruppin : his carriage was overturned between Thiersheim and -Weimenstadt, and his Majesty received a contusion on the eye and on the left shoulder, which, however. did not hinder him from visiting what is remarkable in this city. CROST attempted to obtain silence. The voice of the Pre•ident was nn longer attended to ; twenty speakers at once addressed themselves to the Assembly, and as many proposilons were submitted to their consi deration at the same moment. Some strong perso.' nalitit• passed between Messrs. Waithman and Row. croft, but these attracted little attention in the midst of the ippioar witich pervaded the room. Mr. Owen at length came rarward again, and was received with shouts of universal applause. He in a few words stated the disturbance which had occurred, to have originated from causes over which he had no ethirr o ul. H.. was unconnected with any party, and bad nr.ty c me forward on the present occasion in the h ..f (king goodrier 0f :7 44 Ws Geti t ve it) Mr. veto.n");—and, anxiiitts aiatthe subject which lie had biougla under their , COneideration should be amply t:iscuswd, he now proposed that the Meeting • adj .urn to Thursday next. There v...s some difficulty in putting this motion, as in tic I , receding ttimult Mr. ROWC;Oft ltsd expres. tied h.toseir unwilling to continue to act as President, vdvere rifi order could be maintained. Another per. • I • ern called to the Chair, hut the call was not obeyed. After sonie &lay, Mr. Owes put the ques tion him'-11, and the resolution gas agreed to. The adjournment carried. and the Meeting under. stand to be at an end, a vote of censure on Mr. Row. croft was proposed. Mr. OWEN again stepped forward : he declared it to be his conviction that the resent motion was un called for, and was satisfied that Mr. Rowcroft had Conscieeitiously rode 'routed to discharge his doty to the saosfaction of all parties. He moved that the thanks or the Meeting sh. old ba sitin to him for his fusing dal conduct in the Chair. Thus proposition was followed by a shew of hands on the goes I'm being put, for and against the mo tion. The majotity was evidently favourable to the vote, and Mt. Owes having announced the result, declared the Meeting to he dissolved. HE EVENING STALL LONDON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 15. 1817. PRIM , OF (WIC- 'I His DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK s Reduced 61111—Consols iini—Consol% for Ace. Kit 4 per Cent. 91 911-5 per Cent. Navy, 105g 4 Inds Bonds I'tt IYt pr.—Exciteqeerglille, 30s. 351. pro The Meeting, advertised for, yelrela,, to take into consideration t...e plan of Mr....owers ts re-moralize th e lower order:, reduce 1.4 e Aar.rata, and alolirdS twuperism s took plac. yesterday at the Citj of London 'l'avern, and wis t unterously and respectably attended. Mr. Ow art introduced the business of the day by a speech of considerable length, in which, however, he confiaed. timselt principally to a re-statement of the general Plan *loch has already been suLm%ted to the pub lic, vt•ry generally, through the medium of the publ c press—reserving, as we eunceiveci, any thing like a NI I (Jordopertiebt of the details, to meet, with them, the objections which others migh: start against the pri•poted trial—by shewing that the arrangements were of a nature that had anticipated and met all, or the greater part, ed the objections that might be urged. If such, however, was his inttution. it was frustrated by the turn which the discussions took. In fact, the opposition was strong ; the meeting became noisy and tumultuous, and was at length ad journed without coming to a definitive conclusion on ti:e general business—though some of the Resolu tions were carried.—For particulars we must refer our Readers to the proceedings, which we have given at gre .1 length. FRANKFORT, AUCtlit 7. The King of Prussia arrived at - Hamm on the Sth, in the afternoon, and dined with the Electoral Prin. 'cess. His Majesty was expected to set out for Mentz to-day. Count Reinhard, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis ter Plenipotentiary of France to the German Code deratioa and the free city of Frankfort, departed to day for Pacis, having obtained leave of absence. FRENCH PAPERS. The Pads Papers of Monday arrived last night.— The following are extracts: PARIS, AUGUST 11. Marshal the Duke of Reggio pissed on the 7th inst. with a numerous suite, by Chalons-sur-Marner to fulfil the honourable mission of receiving his Prus sian Majesty, with which he is charged by the King. It appears that several of the French southern pro vinces have been for some time afflicted with an ex treme drought. It has been so great in the depart went of the Eastern Pyrenees, that it has converted into salt a great part of the waters of the marshes of St. Nazair and Villeneuve. The diminution of the waters of the Huveauz, which supply Marseilles, has prodeced the most serious inconveniences in that city. There is no longer water to drive the mills on that river, and the fountains of the city are almost dried op. It is believed the Municipal Administra tion will issue a%order for using it only for purposes of the first necessity. The Prefect of Boordeaus being informed that se veral Spaniards, who were comprised in the Decree of Amnesty of his Catholic Majesty. and who had received an extraordinary indemnity in order to quit France, and along with this indemnity an order for their route. had rot yet passed the frontiers, but re niened still in the Department of the Gironde, has sigtoiried to them, by an official notice, published in the Buordeaux papers, that those among them who on the 15th of August shall not have followed their destination, should be arrested and conducted from one military past to another, till they reached the frontiers of Spain. By the same notification. the re fugee Sp iniar..ls, who compose no part of the depots. and who have not received assistance to return to Spain, but who wish to reside ip France, are en joined to declare their intentions to the Mayors of the Communes where they live, and to furnish an ac• count in writing of their former and present proles sion, their wiles and children. A young man and a young woman were some days ago fi.talid hanging on the same tree, in the wood of Vealne•t. Honore N►el, ailed 24. resident at big tattier's, a sawyer at Clinton, and ViCtoire Henriott, aged 19, of the same place, were anxious to be ma. vied together, big their parent, opposed the union. A letter, writlen by Noel on the day of the event, And slimed by each 01 therm, was addressed to the Mayor of Cotton : it purported that Noel, having been unjustly clanked with robbery, could not sure:ve the tnsult, and mat he had persuaded his mistreu to die with him. AMERICA. From Charleston Pdpsln received this morning we ezmict the foll,ming " FROM HAVAND. Att. CA ptain oldie ship James and Agnes, armed in seven days from Havanna!), informs us, that the Constilido Fleet, composed of six or seven war ves.els, well manned r r 'and equipped, was to 1.0 from HaVannah about the )Ist irAt. (Jul)), destined for the deence of St. Au gustine. If they arrive there before Sir Gregor *Gregor and his followers, and gain possession of the fortress, we may expect to hear of warm work between tl.e.n. " A Gentl:man lately from Havannah informs us, that the Captain of the Spanish Government brig wild), in conjunction with A frigate, made a das. tardly attack some months since on the United States schooner Firebrand, has been lately tried by a Court Martial at Havanuah, and broke. The Captain of the frigate had been sent home to Old Spain, to take his trial, and there was no doubt would meet a Simi punishment. " Since the Patriot Standard has bun planted in East Florida, hundreds of recruits have resorted to it, and we learn that 111•Laegor w,il viol) have as many limn as be may require. The Patriots have a 12/tWAI fot‘c lyiuy, before Amt Yesterday even;tig tier MA.n.sry had a select party at her Palace. Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Wirtemberg Mi nister was introduced to the Qt. tea, at her Palace, in due form, and took leave of her &WYATT previous to his Excellency leaving England. Yesterday Count him:bleu had ac audience of the l'Attrot REGENT at Carlton House. Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the FureiAn °Mee, which was summoned on Tuesday ; it was attended by the LORD himmzumt, the E 4115 Ot W 3TilattrAND, BATHURST, and LIVERPOOL, Viscounts s ...zoseouTu and CASTLE. u*ou, Mr. CANNING, &c. The Cabinet columned in close deliberation till eve. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Custemano and the Princess of Solms, attended by Madame Dome% &c. left their residence in Si. I -antes's , Pit lace for Tunbridge Wells, where their Royal High nesses have taken a house for the season. fhe DUcheSS, of GLOIJCIDATRA vislitcd her Row. Manua yesterday at the Quern's Palace. DUBLIN. AUCIAT 19. FROM TIIS PATRIOT. The Right Hon. NICIIOI.As VANcITTART. the Chan cellor of the Exchequer of England, arrived yeiter. day at Dublin Castle, and in the evening accom panied the Right Hon. Mr. Secretary Pau to his seat in the Pheenix Park. We had long since pre pared onr Readas for the visit of this distinguished stranger to this country, the object of which is, we believe. connected with the collection of the kik Revenues. Mr. VANSITTA ler landed at Donagbadee some days ago, and after a short stay at the residence of the Earl of RODEN, at Dundalk House, county of Louth, proceeded to Dublin. The Earl of Dounvonmour is serioudy indisposed at his scat, of Knocklofty,in the county of Tipperary. Lady BLOOAIFIRLD is at present on a visit at Castle- Waller, county of Tipperary. Trim Assizes terminated on the 9th instant. The calendar was so very heavy that Lord NORRURT, for the two last days, assisted in the Criminal Court. Sixteen convicts are left for execution ; of that num ber, one, of the name of Myths, was executed on the morning the Assizes ended,-fora barbarcus mur der, committed on the persons of a young won an and her infant child, of which child he was the fa• ther. He had promised the young creature marriage, and prevailed upon her to cross the country with I:im, in order to go to a ?nest, by whom to be married; in a field upon the way the diabolical villain mur dered his unsuspecting victim avid her intuit, and pet the bodies into a hole. Yn Niuescit sleepetit not : a heavy rain washing away the earth, the hand of the murdered woman was übservedby a passenger, and this led to the discovery of this horrible trans action—one at which human nature shudders. The circumstances were so strong , the Jury h nn hesi. talon in fi nding the wretch guilty. After his con viction he acknowledged the crime. A number are left for transportation. NAVAL INTBLLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, AUGUST It. Arrived the Hunter, DAVIS, from Norfolk. Put in kere the Vansiitart, and Recovery, lOr the South Seas, with several others, and four transports, hit it blows so hard, that we cannot learn their names. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST aG. Arrived his Majesty's ship TIBER, from a crnize ; and the Alcyoa, SHAESPZAI4II, from Jatiraica.—Half past 7 A. M. Arrived his Majesty's ship Nctrcaszt.E. Admiral Sir PULTENEY MALCOLM, from St. Helena. DEAL, AUGUST 14. Attired the Friends, &MI, from Jamaica. Came down from the River the Election, for Philadelphia r POrsuit, for Havannah ; and Aberdeen, for Quebec. DOVER. AUGUST 14. S tiled last night the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANON, (or Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. Arrived this morning the Lord D'incan packet, Captain HAMILTON, and le Desiree French packet, from Calais, with passengers. Sailed this morning, the King George packet, Captain KING ; Prince Leopold, Captain Roams; and Cumberland, Captain li• xEll, with upwards of 200 passengers, for Calais.—Wind W. and moderate. LYNN, AUGUST 14. Arrived the Enterprise, SANDERSON, from Green land, with 359 butts of blubber. the produce of seven whales and 115 seals. The Muter says, that at a late part of the season. there were in the 6►hery forty. two sail of foreign vessels, amongst which only wean whales had been then taken. HULL, AUGUST IL _ _ Arrived the Zephyr, Uarnasa and Egginton, TATHAM, from Davis',Straits ; s Straits ; th e former with six fish, 170 butts ; and the latter with four fish, 100 butts. LIVERPOOL, AUGUST rs. Arrived the .1 .ates, CLouctir, from Greenland. GRAVESIMD. AUGUST IS. Arrived the George, Medal, from Petersburg's; Two Bro. the's, Hasraman, froth Norden ; Jettay, Courtney, from Keil Ellice tram:purl, front Mali a; Sally, it eine, from Pcter-burgb.-- :hi led the lrleildsh.p, Gioseott„ fur Demarata ; Luck.all, Stand s itize ; Hode, Page; Elizabeth, Mather, an d Lord Liverpool, Ay‘-shory, fur l alai, ; Friend., Purl:e, for Eissneur. • AG Lill cr le.—Arrived the Charles and Henry, Phillips, from Cadiz; bro4riek, Pearl, from Petersburg!'; and Lawrence and •Mary, Muller, from Norway. Sailed the VeneraNie, Surtoii fOr Peter:Month; Anua Dorothea, Allen, for Madeira I'llittee Johns, Robert., for Amsterdam ; Carl Wilhelm, Brualberg, for Carl. strain; and Marquis of Meese*, Brown, for Osto4 CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUGUST 14. - - Sates E I nwaans.---The Elizabeth, Herbert, from Charante; Attire, Bragg, from Dosilnka ; Venerable, Davies, f ro m Dublin; Surly, Culbrldge, from Hamburgh ; Sally, Irwin, from Yeterburgb; Speedwell packet, VarraU, fro& Duulugne ; and Richard and Ann, (Creeli. bun. A survey has jest been made by some intelligent persons from Whitehuvem, of the Sand lank which has 14tely been diiefivered in tit. George', Ch4ontl. Thi s Book they think to be an elongation 01 King William's Saud., and that u is probAsly increasing. • The following are the obscrvatioits they weer enabled to make upon it —furrow I had N. 16 erg. W. Mangholirs Head N. tits drg. W. Douglas Head S. 7i deg. %V. Souiolsogs low water, and ncap tides, 17 test 1 I Men-. Do. ligh wAter, snit neap tides, five fathom+. Estimated roundings,low water on springs, 10 feet. Direetiun of the Bank N. and is. per eonipass. Directions of flood on its top N. length tito yar,l*, breadth hnP, lat. 54 deg. 20 mitt. 12 sec. 'lfni el- Ness a hope 11..“ eh wl.oliave charge of vessels (even of seven lent Wattli in boisterous weather, will be cautious in borrowing too much upon King William's lauds, particularly at spring tides,. lest they be deprived of telling the fatal consequt mew The following deposition has been made at Port. by Mr. SUTHERLAND, a merchant there: " detained or s e ized by th e R e p u bli c o f ja:3.yett,ll:2le a' rti‘i has committed Yes v i dde l predatioks upon the Brit.sli flag the said vessel reported to be an Independent privateer schooner .or llueous Avrts, under the names of AMio in Spanish, or Ant hi knglish, as it app ars from the Captain's (H. H. Luides) lug.book, Command: r as the said privateer; also that a sum of money and goods were brought in here, which have been plundered from on bunt the British brig polacre tb. Union, of Glraltar, J. Dollar, Comm, vessel and cargo belonging to 1. Oullitui, Erg. of 0:b -railer, cot out of the barb. ur 01 Ut mid Canaria, at midnight, on the isOt Japuary last, as appears by the evidence of F.J.AI. Ivan, I.4:er. Pvl• J thuds, all seamen of said priVarel, and J•• 11. Nitta ' sail r bele: hug to said English pular! USIA as sispeairs - by chew &sly attest and examination, bane* t)ireolitrof Justice nt slits Signed by a Notary Publica - " h o brig 14'41141, being about to proceed to Gibraltsr.l baye to request ibe t einniamitr. Mr Goulist, will havetbegoildnees to find out if such owner of points Union should he ar Gibtal tar • and an cue he is, should she be 6siveide an kinglish vessel, to desire Use said owner to tale the earliest opportuisty of nacho riroy come versus to claim of the President, Petit)°, his money us gaud.. Ihe said privateer schooner I have every tomato W heys a p i, ate , she baying ht c.. oat aid ael:ed hum Baltimore. Givta under my band s on bawd of At. Majesty's ship Bak, at Port-air Prince, this sOth ut llita.ch • 10. Mr. Goullit, coirail ) . a n u ed duii inos4 1141 PLAGUE AT ALGIERS. Extract of a letter fc, , m the Agent to LLo'u CibrAltar, dated July 21 : Si I son sorry to say, that 4 e report of the esi teoce n. Plague In Meer', as mentioned in my I vet. to you o r •1, June, and afterwards eontritileted, turns out, uaf : trun.• b., too true. Übe extent of precautions that will be , a1..1 is cot yet determined on, but vessels from that quarts w not be admitted at all." SPORTING urELLIGENCE. BETTING, AtTCHIST n, 10 , 7. • oAcs, 10 to 1 aga•n r Lao. iNCArrr■ sr Lrctt. 41 to t . art Whitelock. 111 Apr 7 to 1 agst Restless iti ttl 1 voNt f!aa•.'' • 7to 1 agst Sir T. Stanley's. 14 to t see, Sober NEWMARKET EN T.tG: - .3. tO I atilt Intlcs. 7 to I ag ,, . Si to 1 agst Bro.t.er to Zota I S to High u.ld ..g.iitt•t ant. ot..et. ENGLISH OPERA.— " ••11V rof r e A N, or Rose of Gursistax. •s re!)-;,.td Is' for thy second time, to a numerous AT d e`e 4 , l , dience, 4nd received throughout with ond,rninish ' applause. The song •t I.ttur, flow Cstr‘rt .!" Mr. PEMINIAN t which wa, rece red f n th • it forma: Ice with so much apprtib ;firm, w.s th,.• ink encnrod no less than doer time:. it is sweet prudliction; and was el;attn . ng:y sung. flu follnwistr, are the wortl4 : Om sacred strea= I la deo!, Qt thro' thy •otca a Bow ; the !worn tort irr beans Slay, MI thee gleam, But whir; %hall roll away our mtni ry of tool ? nlrreti :Igor!! E At: silent to th- main s VOW ro more to Kmol's wadi,' breath 4.1h1 Kelt, sits^lmvi the .13111-••• AO calls hi: tom- -but ca!, is yltn! What float can wa.lB away the rnrincyot ? The Duke. and Duchess of Gt.nuctsr‘r. Z. ft tme:t yesterday afternoon for their sett at liag,ho:, their ltoyAl Highnesses will remAin dining this month, after which they intend prncerJine rc mouth. Bow err r.—lnUito Ca ley was yesterday en itfed. is default 1014.1, in conve.in,asce of kis having, ::bout hve tic..orit In tlielutirnit,r, endeavoured to evade Wrt , :tt.to 1 ridges keetAir, on the hildiite,* appezred tir:t he had mute to ale bridge with a Irtend—the latter paid b.s h.., the 144 sorer pterttided that I.e no; want to cm briogr. Nu: wished merely to look at tie ntsct.l;:fry uy •.v k : e tat.. keepers are checked. The Levier er:ered to seine ear.....tuhrp tioo with him, which be answered by a sera a Inoue lie noha brought the tull-keeper of the • ..rrey chic to :be as isra. ee or hit friend. Here a cuisittiletable up: oar :cols lice, when a st'atcr.. Mall, of the natue of Lloyd, attracted by lie nolne, *lade Vs appearance. Seeing that dativr was like:). 1.1 ensee, hs ecr: prudently went fur a Constable—and recur :1 fete prisoner, on the return of Lloyd, grappled with L m. runt in Its course of the reneontre, bit 111 the top of one to his lingert.— The prisoner was, with much dificulty, secured. Mr. t strongly reprobated the con !out of the risuner—and, at tlio Warne time, ItafOrMed one of 'he complainants, wit., had prvViltrti a loaded piswl at tbe prisoner, that Le arted illegally iu an ilnkm, since he had no rt. lat to bring fossard Lis pistol, unless the tells house were attacked. Mau clueoeon-sTaatr.--Yererday 4. Ail2brarglkm, who has annoyed the town by riotous conduct, and w tin been particularly well khoww to the Mantiorough.strei t wad Bow-street Magistrates ar d °Sucre tor the last three or Fur years, was fully committed as a dangerous lunatic, under the S9th and 40th Choir HI Ile must now gie.' i.roufs of Ina sanity bitti.re be is admi ie.l to hail. He was appr.-heialed by Lavender. at the Opera-House, oa Tuesday night, brandish:el a stick .in the pit lobby, and striking all who were near him He then nude a speech to the Lashes and (lessilemen aroaLd him, full of the most incoherent ustasense about h1a6.1. and the dill of Rights. itecuanca's R frOßT.—Wednesday the Reconkt made a Report to the riIINCE Rtoetir 01 tie to/- lowing capital Convicts in Newgate, vi 2. Ale:antler Steel, for stealing in a dwelling-Louse ; Jantrs David Barnard. Thomas Grogan, 'I homas Howard, John Jask• son, Thomas !oars. and John Roper, for like etre:Hues: Wdlians Drummond, Ll.jah Swainsott, and Thomas Wa nalight, eau I.eonard, for highway rotibery; 1 horns. Herring, for bnrs'ary; Edward Egan. William Junta, James Pitsbeisl. William De a r, George Ralf, Jahn Parker, aid I homas Hall, for lions:• brsak• ing ; James Willy, John Crozford, George Watson, John Lane, and Jonathan Cooper, for highway robberies; John Calfin, tor a rape; Samuel Chapman, Joseph Smith, James Fitz a ?Mans, Henry Wilkins, William Bull, Charles Coombs, Rupert Coombs, and -Y•mies Brett, for burglary; John G e or ge Deihriiv, tur wt.. crilege • htnitt:Columati and 1 Lomas Seven, for sr Ming loikl ; Eel y,. J obe 13):ne, aid Edward Young, ga r private)); InatUfti in a shop; and Genrge Marcy, tor sealing curb eh. ep t &411;. Vey ton, tOr stealing in a ilwehl:ig.Louse ; Edwifra, fOr'thfitery ; and John Darts, cur hods& ineaktag, w.or was eohVicitla in January bsr; When James FitzwoHiatn, Henry Wilkins, W;;Eart Bull, and John Carlin, were ordered for exqcution 02 Wednesday next, the 20th instant. The otLers were respited during pleasuie. Is:quests —We.'nesslay Ln Inqulshicn was taken at d.c Cam.berwell, on the holy of William liughes, aged about 40 year.. It aipeateel riot, the 'Vitt:M.o that the sh ceased was a labouring ab tight o'clock on Sunday lathing he came in company with two odors to at Whidtnill publie.ltinue, he ma; then In a state of inebriety, and they called for several pets 0: beer, s. hicJ, they drank in a sexy short erne; they called then for tame quantities of rum, gin, ar.4 other raw spirits, and the .ect dr.u:L. if them ray freely. Its this manner they construed till between ten and deem o'cluct, when the deceased became q.iite inn:l:able, and was unable to stand • in that state he was carried home to his lod g ings dos? by, where every assistance was rend.hed for about two oour., bat which proved it:effectual, as Le (nen ce d ing . Vsrd.ct—Dist from cars-wive Drinking. An Inquisition was taken yesterday afternoon, at tit? 747'iddle• sex Hospital, on the body ot Michael diploids, a Gu . :i math, who was found decd on Tuesday night lot, In tir.,,,e-ttite••-•• Ann Reynolds, sister of the deceased, stated, that in a deep censumpiion. The surgeon at. the liesspvi sworn, stared, that lie t :unlined the deceased the mon:e:”. hs W.ll brought to the Hospital, on Tuesday night, there wet e nii eater. nal marks of violence, and he was decidedly of opioiiiii the cos ceased diss: in consecuunce of the rupture of a Woad w in.. (- natty. Vas:let—Died through the rupture of a blood vent!. CORN EXCHANGF, MARK-LANE, AUGUsT LS. We have bad but few arrivals Gf any Grain since Moeda!' t— and the weather not being tavouralli. for the progress of the ice yes', produced rather more demand for %VIAIt this morning, Sc? which Monday's prices .were billy main eines:as—La:ley, l'e - s , Beans.lll.lChls said MOM freely, but without any imirsacinst to prices: ' :‘ iiII'IELD MARK F.T, AU GUaT 15. tt?t Ss 61 to 4s j vett Ss 4l to 4. el Mutton Ss 6d to 44 Park 4s 0.1 W os • 4 Lamb es. Oil to Si. Qs Beasts 6W—Sheep and Lambs 9,840 —Calves 9.10—. .3 HAY AND STRAW PER 1.0 Al) Hay 41.. 0..t0 £6. .C 6 no to 71 11'r. -Straw sCi. its• to se2. 2s. Thursday,* at Fulham, the Rev. 1 11/.oaas r0t.:•.1 I, Gear Eshatn. Surrey. to Mai Chao!wt, ersce, of L . late R•ehard Price, I •••11 f01111t4i) 111 5 • V.C5' pt ' A ii•II India Lapaikasty . a boattbay. - • •1.(1.44.h.4:4 044.. es.L .61•00 .vLt v !, r•ea•ii• .; !lace, 1 tragle4ar. V IN' nisi at 1 on lard