Star. — London, England, 1817-08-25 00:00:00

.• nOLOGUE TO " THE NAVAL rILLAR." AS PERTCIRMED AT THE THEATRE, TASIHMITH, WI 2N TUE MST sTtt,ii wM VP A PILLAR Tb. Slr"Olti , AP Atmi VI•COVNT ICRIAON. •7Q:a): At Z.:133 NSA MN, /IS A SAlloleat WII S, iu CliAliAt.l Lk AT A OIPaT• Written I.lllln. J. COBISOI.D. Blew fresh, kind breams: sc.it arra, 'nett the strand! /Vey 'silo. met is tl.ia hour his restive lAs.d! A e.,1 he s ten nob'y fought 111 4 1 tt.sbri eile„ Who bl , cl emel weirs wliese Atroi I.sre Jur r.tort.a to eb . tre Ms fiiA ;l A 1.111411 •Ie ris . s g w hie ustrei'i , were,. c44buiiu , i tome to try 11,, hive, too th , oht to 1 *Oft his enMitancy; Yet let me here a wbi:e es , ay any art, litre As 1111 my oho, to real tilt l.aetan hearts Larissa, you smite, bat 1 can sure discover Some breaains at:telling tot a •iaval level! y ou kin g st are the ts-k now ' , bed before ye... To build the columit viseat:i'd with I.lriterb glory ! Your cranny. your tfilli. your blushes, wield you own it, Mak. MISIIkaI :VW to crown it ! And you who here relax horn tare a whih., ha honusted mercharts of the Empress Nay, look not grave—the Gipsy's skill eau spy Good hutooned g .iety in Wry eye, As 'We'd she tells you, that, ss hilt fav'ritz gelcs haloes the WSW. and Ed the bwellinz It: distant climes Britannia's .tor.,, to wafP, tear actrrerce is the Coluia , :ais Shfi ! Ho! gallant Tars ! come try tl-e Gipsy's skill, I Set you !bete aloft, Tom, lack, and Will; Here cross my band, young man—soft, soft—no racket, You, by that pretty girl—in the blue jacket— Aye, squeeze her hand again—grad time you've tarried, As sure as Ere next Tuesday you'll be married ! \' you're brave fellows Al! in you w.: trace, ()or val Pillar's proudest firmest Base! Its strength your fortitude and valour give, And in your hearts its noblest records live! AU, It you: Gipsy's . cmning read aright, M ill be LA:Agent, all be kind to-night ; Su may your lot your hearts bast wishes-hot Good tut t uric, In your smart, he found for men! SPORTING INTELI4,VENCt. YORK AuGusr mr.r." INC, 1817. Tiltlik3DAY, A 21. Sn t t p 3 r kts of Wig, eAdt, for 2.yri old, cobs 8,1. Lib. Stara, bat. L.b. "Iwo-yr old Coto se. Mr. Watt's cb c. by Ca.trel, Pant b 7 WOO 1 I). of Hamilton's b. f. riser to Willia:tt by Governor . g 1). of I..ed.s's b f. by Octavian, dam by Shuttle 3 ned ti.awilliam's h. r„. Cardenas, by Cervantes 4 bit M W. kir% y's b. e. Ve.perus, by Whitworth - S Seven paid foifeit. Six to 4 ag:ingt tactaviai fi.ly. Seven to 4 a t taimo Cardeoi. , . Five to one against the S:z to ad boo vatrr to William ; won eel. t'ifty :ds given by the City, was won by Lord Milton, Di' moot, to-a , ing Loid Semi/m.91%h% Dewdrop. . Poutids for three and I.lllf year old ., _ was won by Mr. k g ...x:l's Zeno, beating Mt. t Hies Dragon, Mr. &Ws SL George, Mr. Michaelsou's Algerine, and two colter% lalDw T , AVGUST 22. The Produce Stales of i 00gs. each, was won by Mr. Watts's c•.l , bearing Mr. Gascnigne's Orville, Mr. Pearst's Libor, anti Mr ,1` arse's Orel!lee, and two others. hweepi. &kis of !I'm each, was won by Mr. Powlett's Herlod slum, lwating Mr. Nettliorpe's Sorcerer. },ty Pour& given by the Cite, was won by Mr. Watts's Chp.ain Candid, beating Lord Miitou's Paulowits, and Sir M. ..ykr*** bi',y P. undo oho given by the Ci , y, was won b? I ord Queens- Lary't. Kit g Davi.% hewing Lord flizwilliaisi's Dinipout, and 1.0r4 Scarborough's Csvon. 'I lie Macaroni i4talits of Ifte. Bath was won by Si: Graham's Mad Toht s whp walked over. BOXING. The Amateur% of Carlisle, it appears, have entered into a sulw scription, and l uhltely offered a purse ot 100 guineas, for any b-ler whit wilt mum the Inas with Cooper, at the above Races, oith the escriition ot the Lancashire Hero. I hey t.ave also or red a puree of the same value tfi Sutton, the man of colour, Is o nceotly defeated Painter, to fight with Carter, at the same pvi al. Su ton, it is said, wit not go to Carlisle. Painter, it appears, wit again he matched shortly with Sutton 'the cent bit is to tak- place in Norfolk, for a sabtelipiton par-, of 100 guineas --itstotail IS rapected to be matched, in 11t course of a few days fur a kandionie turn. with Biascow, the Jew, 'tomer baviog deciirad lighting him till after Id: baiiietwitli Screws*. ENGLISH; OrMIA Housg.--l'he petrol mancet at this Theatre c Montle to attract crowded lii.oses. Among the company who honoured the Theatre with their presence last week, we noticed the follow ing, wi.h large parties: Prince Fsterhazy, the Marchioness of Headfort, Countess de Vaodes, Ladles Burdett, Wilder, Dadtwood, Ryerat, lion. Mrs. Fraser, lion Mrs. Fane, 11m. Mn+ Cham bers, Mrs Powitel, Mrs. de Windt, Mrs. AlirA. W. Ward, Mrs. Macleod, Ntri. Drummond Burrell, Nkrc i tiiii of Exeter, Lot of H arlogrua, Sir 1.. :-.lteflitigton, sir %V. onet Major Sreid, Mrs. St. Levi., A:a.ra4:l, Mrs. Aberne.hy. lady Gifford, &c. Mr. blalmmo, a tragedian of much provincial fame in the Wrth, Mr. STANLEICani Mrs. 13LL 4:HAWSERS, of the Bath Theatre, and Mr. HARRY .1 'MUMS, are amongst the new performeri engaged at Drury-lane ; and last, not least, as we have already xtsted, Mrs. Gt.ovia returns. Mr. Pope is re-engaged at Drurylane Theatre. It appears that the account of the late Duke of Isleneruussuatatamo having died intestate is incorrect. lie has left a will executed in 18C9, and proved in Doctors'-Commons by the present Duke, who is joint rzeciall4r with the Duchess Dowager ; and by which he leaves £ . 10,000 to each of his junior children, in de pendeut of what they may derive under his Grace's Twasiage settlement. The estate of Stanwick is be esueathed to his second son, now Li rd Patimsos, esargeable with £.3,000 a-year to the Duchess Doss uFer, exclusively of any other jointure. The per simal property is sworn to asunder £700,000, which, we understand, is the largest amAtiiii of that descrip tioo known since the imposition of the existing duties. The next in amount was the late Dtike of NoSFOLK'S- Saturday seinnight a sad accident happened to the son o f Ma. Wave, butcher, of Tuddenharn. The Child, who as about eight years of age, was at Play ford, and incautiously seated himself upon the hori wintal wheel of Mr. Wright's edge tool machine, which was then at work ; almost immediately his legs b e calm enliani,leJ between the wheel a-el trundle Asia were bids broken, one in a very dreadful m an . sure liy the horse stopped at the res•se Anee me:Aston. dby ti. poor boy's kg. 'the wittul is tussled by a Loire no the entstde. POLICE. rew.sTarr.T.es-Cllltts-rreas ino.—Satnr.lay F.ies Cil3, a s t ipasehtly 24 lears of a g e, lut eenn s -.tee herself to hi not more than IM, was brought her .re the starting Magi arive, tiroa a chatse of stealing an hirant kiy, three months ied, sin to Geortie Canreng, a pair man, at No I, r-eutit En. i row, Kensington. Charlotte Can sorry, slaughter to tar prosecu tor, rated, that on Saturday, the 15Th in ...ant, she was stm.l.ng to 111;h-erect, Kensington, whit Vie intact in queition in h arms, n• he pri-s raise ti her and said, " Let me e. when's y o ur isame ? Oh ! now i r-calleet, it is Ca•Olieg.. t-tor asked se tine., i•ow her mother and other were in hea.th, said they knew her eurctnely well, and world be very lialvy :o see her. then told witness to go to her mother, and inturm her that a Mil', Holmes, or 'load, a particm:a . iriemi, wi-bed to st.tak with her, observing, that 1:1 , ' would teike•Cilar le id t h e chit t tiering leer The witness :it fist heet.r.A, het the r tole; her hot a Cte fearlitl, teat she would take cure lit the " title tine," at tli . same moment taking the atild with lime degree to force !tom her .titre theft proreeded to her mother's Lowe, stud delivered the me.sue, open se. ich the lat ter ,created tut, " You hav: given away my child!" they isinieltately lan together to the spot wit. re the prisoner had be n let,. with the child, hut she was gone. from the evidence m the molter of the child o d George ituthven, the Officer, who truces' and apprehended her, it appeared, that oil the day after the cLi d was soden, ititormation was ottiaitted t ha: the woman had on :- aturday tnurnit.g stutiod at a public house at I urnham. green, ehaug, d her dies , , and wait away, leaving a bundle tit wearing apparel. In tie evening she fronted, hringitet with her a chiisl, and having agate altered her attire, she departed. She was seen to get into a stage.waggon travel leg to Alrestord, ia Hanip hire. She wa.., traced through differs-tit places I.y K trip vett, to a village near Airs-Mrsi, where he found her waikteg ott a green with the in an: iti h..r arms. kutliven asked her ow tue c m./ was, and why she to it. it away tenni its pareins ? She at first affected astonishment at she quieting, and said the cisliki was her owu; but being i:irecily taxer: with the robbery, the mites sed Is.eing taktu it, and sal 1 she ho te l the parents would not Miry her, as the meant ;et : , arnt to the" little one." II e child, at the tune til S.* trear••re, had ens csac•ly the urns: dreg, as when ?Atli trout the curse at Kensington. It appeared to have sit:turd nietethilly front wan: 0I proper nourishment on tile •oad, which tint prisont r was nut in a situation to sepply. !he prisons r made a Lunt. mOll tU the Ma t pstrate to the same effect a. that matte to the Officer on her apprenenstoti. Her object, it seem-, in committing the vile act, was to pees the infant upon a young anus with wimns she had cohabited, as the offspiing of their Mick animus. She had a very mean appearance, was much marked with the small-pox, well had a defect to one of her eyes. The prisottei was fully committed to Nee/gate tor trial. GUILDitaLc.--licstartr Socscruts.—Saturday an interesting case with respect to the expuloun of a member from one tit cheat nee notions was Masted at this office. Some short time ante, ass elehriy man, named Richard Kendey, applied to the Magistrate tor redred under the pillowthg diCUMSLUICIS:—He bad been, lie said, for 29 years a ineitibsr tit the AtaleableSorirty, which at present holds its mettles at the G r azier s Arms public house, Water-late, !Raclin:arse Crum illness and infirmity he 11.41 brat a considerable time superannuated, and until a ft w mouths sleet was in the habit et re-anti:4 the weal allowance of ten shit- Imp. his, upon ati alleged chatge tic " tippitag„" vras wills . drawn, and via of boil beard iii retu.atioil ui such charge, be was expand the aetcieiy altogether. The cumplainail having asked for a copy of the Articles said items tat the Society, that hunk was pet in, when, Nun reference to the toth clause, it was there suq.ei i.ely enjuttieti, that all such complatnts as these under whiel, tLe appiicant laboured, should be left to au ads, ra tion to be chest ti by use Society. Su far the Haddam:, of Ma g dewy was si.perseded. I.:cushy was directed, h, cunerquesice, rat cit this arbdiation, but according to one of their laws with . regard to t" the .14;litait tippling," the Society decided that be had conanuttet the ultence, and refused attention to his Ale complabiatit returned in a lew days to the office, and related this tact. Ihe Society retusitig tout upon their sawn pr.:noised dais, the hist/iterate tusk an sulormation against them, and ap. penned Saturday Mr a seining. Aldermen J. J. Slatrat and Aa . 5156 were on the bench. I lie dela:dates, oth:ers tit the Society, matd ter g. meal charge et "tippling." Us r GE the atewarda was pruduced, who stated iLat Oa the 3lst of December last be went to a /subtle house M the neighbourhood of the informant, and sonnet hint " ail phug over a port of potter." When this was drank be joined in Lavine mare, and he did not have the ale` house until a:ter twelve o'clock. Upon this dory belt g inure cluatly inveatigated, it appeared to he nuthnig short of a " trap." pir e em o s t o the inuormaut having, eta the night mentioned, gene to the public house, he ri espied several picsain,i invitations to Meet persona were Whom he scarcely knew. Olt the eve of the u..w year he admitted Le weld there, and soon alter the Steward came in; the imurnsant was then si:ung over Isis phi.: of kegler, which, however, be had not blushed when the Steward desired wpm hint, and poured the content, et MI vessel lute that of the themiturmant. Atter this had been musk the steward proposed to the moth Matt( to have inure, and by certain means contrived to keep the Luigi' in einiseiatatin Over the potcer utittl alter it u'clocit. At this time, beteg demi to retire. the Steward easel to rut-rums', " Now I have gut you, you have beta tippliug until after twelve o'clock, and lean prove i." the Magistrates Sistinired what the general etiltaeter of the Woman wait. Saw vet d wituesees wed he was temperate and prudent. -1 he Ma., gigue es were of OisitiOls that there was nu Jesse ground for ex. penal Kenney—tau the other band, they cet.sured thee whirs stunt Mr having coma :teal to visit the public house at all. They ordered the itsturtuant to be seusetated us the Society, and that all arrears sire 11901 the persed tat Ws unjust gavel/140U be paid him.' blaastom-house.--UrrrtaJ.---.aturttry, J. Davi, was brought up, charged by Ittasard Appleby with exercising the stale triek of what is anuwn autung the Lacers. &c. by the tech nics) appeliatiou of dr lan. Ibe complainant stated, that about twelve o'clock uu I uussesay nOOO he was passing down Queen street, kli.eopmele, where LW saw the putioner, who was dressed es a seilin, w cuuvenal with a Jew. As Won a. Appleby ape preached them, the J.w offered Uavis £5 fur a watch be lead in Ina hand; but the latter turned Irmo him saying, " No, you b—y Jew, ill sooner let one of my OWII coin have it for half the money. Shipmate, will you buy it?" Complainant told I him be did out waist Lila watch, but Davis whispered to him, "If only put the ins a few tut:advs tutu my bands, and take the wa.ut, Use Jew will give you mute than that for it, and I , thou we will divide what you get shove the .C.. 1." The credulous sailor swallowed the bait, but had to sooner given Davis the A'S and received the wa eh, than both Jew and Davis made off with the musty. tie met inns again ea Friday, Whet' he was takers into custody ; and I.e was punitive lie was the man to whom he gave the £5. Toe Imeu Mavos told the complainant that (Appleby) was out very pure tu this transactiuu, for he thought to h. ve dais the Jew. Davis, iti hit defence, said, that he email prove he was nut out ut Ids 10tIgnig from ten o'clock io chromat in; uu 1 tursday last. He was sanatieleti to ghee halloo oppor tumty of ptusiug that fact. A reprieve was received by the Sheriff of Canter bury. last wctk. for freepkta ✓rrdan. who wa► capi tally convicted At the last bebbions and setitenzed to death, on condition that he be transported for the tern' of his natural life. . Saturday se'nntght, T. Watkins, a boy, of Rad ley. Berk., was run over by a waggon loaded milli bay, on the turnpike road, near the Crown public house, at Neilson, Oaon, and killed on the spat. ROPTUttLD TIENTS, s•Ccortni, MUNROE, and Co. ut Chatliitte House, opp.isite the Rev. Ro land Hill's Chapel, have established a M . :Alicia Bonrd in Woodstock street, Oxford -street, adjoining Nev. Bond street, where& Physic:an and burgeon, Members of the Royal College of London, 44.12111 y years experience, reside, and oat e all the Members of the Board alternately attend. thouicnds have been restored to health by them, without- confinement, is in disputable, after hospitals bad tailed. Eruptions on the head, Free, a nd body, ulcerated throat, dtc &c. are the consequences of a certain cump:aint inTruperiy treated.—Messrs. Cooper, 1 pdoroe, and Cu are cousulted daily, at bo:b houses, until Nine at night.— There are side doors at each house, and private room, for females.--- • , t, the Piles and Fistula cured without elating Ruptured Patients attend at Charlotte House on Mondays an d I: t hi n/ a. and at Woodstock House on•Wediursdays, who ars raodically cured ut reducible lituptuses on scientific and anato mical principles, without surgical operation cr the kart create. I non. Patients at a diorama tlescrilijug their case, may have the curative process seat to any part of the Kingdom, by which means they may obtain a radial cure- Leticia coaxing an en distort imasettiatoy satudect INSOLVENT DtB?OR•S COURT, AJGUST 2. TAYLOR, !WORN ' AND MINNS 4. 141(14E WING. The amolvent was a butcher, in Newpiii Market, and clerk. in the Albion Fire Office on Ludrte.liiii. In 1811, while carrying on bII%I.IeSS Ai a clot. ier, h. tailed t.ir RI SflO. I u 1811 he a h 1111 14114 d, and stop. ped paymint tor 41900. In June, iBll., he tool: the benek of the Insolvent Act ; his debts were then 81S00. He was dcscrib d at that time as a meal an] biscuit baker ; at this peri.id he dealt in Man chester goods ; in short, he bad followed, in the short p.tce of six years, the several occur:alum of cloth:sr, floor merchant, biscuit biker, butcher, de..hr in Al giaids, and a clerk in the Insu r slice Office, Ludgate-hill, and failed in each occupa :inn except the last. He underwear a very long and ,crat x rminaticm in the cour,e et which the niartai of his having taken the benefit of the present Act was discussed by the prisoner's Counsrl, Mr. Pouncli, and by Messrs. BAUM( and HeaTit, for the opposing creditors, which ended in the Ci.itrt deck. 'mg its opinion, that the insolvent seas em.tled is his discharge, notwithstanding his former discharge, as he had nut contracted debts front a ;!:slionest itt ten.ion, but necessity. TowKENDEN V. CAPTAIN' Prt lnn. The insolvent, Thomas Prior, an riXer in the 18+ Hussars, on halt-pay, and A MAO of very reskretaol.• connexions, was opposed by Mr. &unit . on behalf of the opposing creditor, Mr. Tuwkenden. Being exa mined, it appeased, that he married in N member, 1812 ; that his wife WAS left the sum of 115000, and that be received ,he interest of Cl5OO from that sum. The rs ate was sold under tl.e will, and co;dy 1310- duced the latter sum, which, by A marriage event, was settled on his wily solely. It fur ifitr ap p.arrd that the insolvent iikained L"100 Isom Mr. Towtenden (the opposing cteditor), attorney, wham insolinnt Aniployed putt...44)1121y ; that he was re duced to hair-pay, in consequence of an affair at Boulogne, bin I.ad expectations of being rettored.-:.- W! en the insolvent b rrowed the sC2i.O he had f.o meet a bill of sCGO. I - le code:monied a! ter w irds to liquidate the debt, by exeltangilig from the eavalt y to Itifatory ; but having recently exchatted, the Duke of York refused the application, and u. conse quence thereof he was unable to pay the deht.—The Court decided there were no grounds for the remand of the insolvent, and he was discharged. Friday sennighr. Joseph liZors, Wiliam Poritr, aid Jame Crorier, vele executed, pursuant to tht.:r sentence at the last Chelmsford Assizes. Friday se'nnight ll'Man Longland, convicted at the lite Lincoln Assizes of counseditig and abetting the burglary at Miss Mondetes, at Grantham, and whose execution was iespited (or fourteen day, starred the sentence of the law on the new drop At Lincoln. He ascended the platform wi.h great fe nt ness, joined in prayer, but protested his innocence to the plot to the last, saying he etas a murdered man. EXIiCUTION oe J.i.ava HARKY.--Mlaidty . ntoriking last this wretc!i:t d mart, whose trial will be wand iu the STAR of Tuesday last, paid the forfeit of his ex- . usteace on the jail of Monmouth, in the presence of several thousand spectators. No sooner was the un happy culprit convinced that he had no mode of l escape in this world. than he sunk into a wden +pithy, and the whole of Saturday resisted every attempt to awaken his mind to a due sense of the dreadful situ.. lion in which he stood. His brother. his son, slod his frierels, were alike regarded by him as oho-fairy, and were fA.h.de his presence. Avarice, as we be fore stated, seemed to be his ruling passion, and the loss of the trifling property in amassing which he had derived so much pleasure, seemed to have solely oc cupied his mind. From the first of his apprehen sion. so much reliance did he race on the all-power ful ii.flueoce...4 money, and so confident was he that " goid (torn law would take out the sting," that he declered his confident expectation of escape—a confi dence which was suengtlitned by the promise of some min sr practitioner of the law, who assured h i m that UR money be would procure witntsses to swear a clear and unquestionable aisLi. When Mr. Stoker, the attorney. of Cletemunt, was called into his aid, Ise unfolded the plan which had been suggeeed to him ; but that Gentleman instantly deprecated so foul a scheme, and expressed, in becoming terms of Wee. notion, his horror at the conduct of the mat, by whow it had beeo suggested. The prisener at le °gilt placed himself mutely at the disposal of Mr. Stakes, and resolved to rest upon what be considered t:se self-evident proofs of his innocence which his feigns et anxiety for the loss of Ins wile had furuislied. verdict of the Jury. how(ver. blasted his !epees antll in proportion to the belief which he cherished of cer tain acquittal, his coildeasnation produced a corres ponding depieesion. At length, by the unremitting exertions of the Chaplain of the jail, his soul was awakened to a seine of futurity, and he was induced to confess his guilt. He admitted the justice of his sentence. and acknowledged the fact of his having murdered his hapless wile, under circumstances, how ever, he said, on her part, of great aggravation. It appeared from his statement, that he laded her on the Sunday night by a blow' on the temple with some heavy instrument, but not the stone produced on the trial ; and when her spirit had tied for ever, he ern- Oiled himself in cleating up those traces of the deed which her 11.,wing blood produced. Having at length partially accomplished this work, he secreted the body under the bed, and in the harden buried 1 ' some of those clothes with w h ic h h e h a d b een perfor - - ming his tertilie labours. Thus matters rested till the sue ce edit% night, when he went forth to the Cres. Wood side, and there dug the grave, in which he on tnediately deposited the remains of the deceased, le , pisig that by the course of conduct which he bad I adopted he should avert suspicion, until he should be ; enabled to depart hoot a spot which his conscience ex l; r h e e m p e l l a y ce w in ild which tar n ie tu nd rd e e r r ed w p : u c l o ia m ri n y i t t e te r d rib i l s e. h ills, and s picturesque ; or s r it o u u a n t dd situate in b t y he w b c o o so d m , ita ff d of se u v r e. s al am lo p ft i ); food for visionary speculation, in which the few inli,l - bizailtu of the county are but too much disposed to indulge. A strong degre e o f superst i t i on seems still to prevail among these poor people, and even row scarce a lone cot is to be m-1, in the front otte .c li c !tt may not be urn nailed a rude cr oss , w h it!, the , pant imagines i s au itainc.ble battier against evis spirits. The cottage of Harry at present It:matte closed, and the surrounding rottAgas there iruagisia they hear the dyieg swam; of its late inmate. COMMER:E. (From I hutch Piper.) CIIKISIIANIA JULY 10. Thr measures wine' h •vi., since the bez;i n t rt , 'spring, Leent.ken 'a Swedrn against foreign trite-, is hick coif:nue to be seserely blamed by the Engh.i Papers (we find among others the remark, bat the whale is but a miserable imitation of Napoleon', C - lonia! System), excites, as was easily to be furrwtn, general dissatisfact c' in the counit y itseP. F e competition with frreignera it thereby nosily inter. rupted, and Lecause no foreign gorats may be forme t to our markets, our productions grim with tin We abroad; we :11C entirely COT:fi , .Cd within our own re. source:, and hc who :m05...., how Fn,:;: our c . tintry is in the first necessaries of 14i., will easily see in what an ti easy situation we ~re placed Icy these rneasur,.: of our Gi.vrrnm-nt. V:hea it has ttece;stry summer to purchnte a Late quantity of corn 'heir for the supply ef the ccunt!y p-o;:lt., no private p son could or would engagt in this lousiness, the Go. v./nment was forced to take i: upon itself, and it is hardly rec-issry ro observe how much dearer the corn thereby became to the country. Every post day all exchange tratisacti , ns, both v the interior and .rith foreign cninstries, must b! c.inimunieated t., the o , verriment, that it m.y ricer the bias at a lifted r rte r:f exchange. In short the Government inter fires ;r1 such a (r.ll nu.aritj manner, indeed, in all ' , riven! stile inns, that it must Le Considesed as the first merchant end banker :n the kingdom. For rest, bow impracticahle a proh:hitin7 system, such as the G rtern•nnot has ord.:red, is inn S. elan, is .e.a cienti. evident Iron- the maiy bumbed miles t f clabt by which 'iii,c4ro ships sail every year. It is i • Fu sible lA. o:ri Sate t 9 exerci,e a rigid cont•oul, even ;f Forrign Po, cis should approve f the proceedings of the Sw dish Govetrinent, which establishes its first hr.! of Custom-house stations on the oven sea, and causes armed vessels to examine those ships th it are bound to h,veden. The great and rich met,h4;it: gain by this system of pr r ibitory iinpottat on, since they even haz..rd large cilia:lls to snits, gle lar;.e quantities if vrohitiited goods int,' the Swedish putt:, but the little merchant. must Le riiintid by it. Witen the prohibitii it of ..lmos. as kinds of foreign wines u. is ai.ide known at S. ckoim, several of the principal wine mer‘hants th,re immediately ortltted several thousand pipes t f French wine cf hou•vs in Copenhagen, .for their account, till a fie urabli2 oT. portunity offers to smuggle them into Sweden. Norway the want at employment, and consiquently distress, increases in a rapid progression. Several bankruptcies arnorig the first houses at Dronthciin and Christiania have si read general alarm among the merchants, and the fall or those will daub less draw after it that at many nti:er houses. AVERAtif. PRICE of CORN ie F.NOLAND and W.II.EC, front the rrluttii the 1..t1i of August, le:7 Wheat. Rye Barlry, Oats. Bruns. Peas. s. 4. I s. .1. I s. 4. l s. d. Is. d. rs. d. es 2 I 54 11 I 45 0 1 34 e 148 6 l4f. 8 'The average Pike of Sugar, eonyuted from .hr rcturci raids in •he week ending the 90th of Aupst, Is Sts. 10..1. per cwt. ECCI. EMAS I ICAL PROMO I lONS 1 he Hon. and key. Rkbarl Begot has been burgled a Pre bendary of Woreeoer Cal viral 1 he Rev. Joh,: Palmer. M A. has been presented to the ^et• tory .11 1'41.,n, vm.:.t by the death of the Rev. itho.ai hat Nloutitam. ev. Wni. Ward, of Mile-end, Cokhester, to the Rectory of Gnat florkeitey Rev John ll;viev, to the vicarage cf Ll.torhydtan. Glamor. gatiels,re. Itry. Fleet wood Churchill, to the Vic trap of Roueleon, Norfolk • UM, I August 11, at Cant. tbury,.ltel tidy of Captain Campbell, Oth Lace.s, of a . Fret y, at Croyeon. the wite of I,l.eph Rel,l, Esq. of 011 Broad—trre., o f a .on. Wedet.day, in Si.inviut , .-ittert, Meeklenbur,h-squate, the Lady of the Rev. J. W. Vivian, of a .:4uglitg.r, w o survivel but a few hours. MARRIED. Wednesday, at Sudbury, the Kew. Joseph Tenn, to Sarah, younar.t &lighter of Claroo T her ht, ct., of that ',Let. Key. •r. ~f Portnak, tie:.r 1 . ham, Surrey, to Mi.% C. Price, dangler of OW late K. l'r.ee,l.-,;. toritleily of the Cht.l Scrvice of rttr F.:o44min: Cotoi,aoy At bonituy. At Manafiel4, the k, v. A. Pa‘lle, It. (Jot ui Alre•fnnl, Eton, to Eden Elizabeth, only dauql.ter lit the late C. WrEht,bl. the lormer Rev. it.. C . Lave, Rector of Sr. Mary Arebrt, Exeter. to Mart. eldrat daughtkr of the Rev. W laehrt,Hertqr ut \hew*. KeV. h I.t, jan of I 'peril, Norfolk, to Hirriets, youneeur daughter of l.r,ri,klto, La 1. hte ut troloshire. u 7%1 DER THE PR, JABTI That Proposal WEDNPSD SS any be th sirnl unserviceable Or Arsenal at Wool Brass Ord Cast-'ecn Cast-iron R Double hea, We:night at The whole of the respective 01 at Woolwich; ai tr.: be seen al ary day betwees TH E PRI JESn That such Per INC the PIER ai-lied with a Iv at the Office of 01 :'!ymoutf teem I.yme 12(1 I'ho work wil stone, in eour4e4 with about t to he collected ne Immed.ately, to I manner, to die s Officers etiiiiloyed or before :he fllsi Fhc Proposals Pall- Mall azure•: &ptenther next, Fir of the Pier a a►ftrr the said l,ct ; (7 . 1, CA It It( log . Lottery, h satisfaction afford tLe rapid Sale of Inc Lottery, can 10 few Numbers :A start lung be or ug. babes hi A- too the shove lw,:re, they will ir she old fashioned As eirre are "I , er.iking a Double amt., and ill, 0 wiA% tuay uh 101' TBISH m( • the Public, bay, via. tOtit c•.n+i►t+ of 5 1 M 1 0 rAngernent. a p.m may obtain FOR ry As there are Is wo - all Tickets and •b fires, 4, Col rdnil. Lottery just 6ai•.li amount were sold ARTIN stre.-r, re , %; approach of the II 'lke following arc TWO Tici There are Only 2, Tut Vasa F.scouraged by re LIN and Co. tru> burini Office h. No. 821 671 ate latter purcl No. 261 7,731 ite. ace. wet' DR. JA T BEG respe Medicinrs, to Ncw•brty as my how sole WLotesalc. Mebsr O. 4, Chc:paufe, a' d No s,, backs continued a the h s•;aarc. wt:c c the y o ht pt 0 , 1 1: 11 ! d i b e ra tt h c Lo j e : l. u i r v i g have nfse that V to d ell i A tv : i e et ace r e , l : l u t r ,11 :1 1 1 ' r Agents, nests. b s:rh as are ul the I's returned t , , t ttc DIU). On Thursday, 91st August, i Mr.. Anne Mergan, at htr house, Lawreacf , serces, Chtl. ea, in Illt^ tii yt3r tit her 2;0. Tu.sday, the Rev. Edward thhais, Revur ut kiu;tkabair, in Suflidk. Wednesday, at Oxford, Mt , . Weller, relict of di* lite Re% Mr. Weller, of Cor;•ut At StrArfold,coutt:y ut Wicklqw, af , tr a few Za ys ale R.v• luLn dt‘gust 19, at 111.itkwall, aged 5; Captain 1..1.4 1 1 / 4 7. , r, Dock. nust, r it the Vi'eg-tnou 1) cks. Wedividay, at so.'denly, Edward T..uttiaT, E.!l - one of the Jurats of the 'Own and Port of Hy. he. Rev. Peter Williams, Rector of Hoot wow, Carniev.p. Rev. John Moore, 0.. e of t!o• Vtcais of Chichest.r Cie "Zrrt. In his 54th year the Bev Jottn Kay, upwards of tw,ti•r yeas Rector ot Nutotingtots, York.hne, Tuesday ae' 'gin, at the Quarry Howe, Frindshury, !Jr..% Floyd, Boatswain .0 the Royal Neel, a. ed Sunday se'l.nigt.t, Mr. Joint Budd., of Beamed. Mr. death was occasitnied by an a:tai.k of the rt et.atat t.n i:! 's stomach, whkb seized mum on the tiay preceding 10..0..1:tric,. Tuesday, at Needham Market, .n ids 50th year, the v . Cleland U s clue, lecturer of that Parish, Vkar of • - tun. The Lecture:hip it in the gi:*. of the inbentatits, e• • ha.ton in the Cf.IWIL Tur*.l.4 night, rsnt:t cl , vtus fic:nrlt t Mr. R , •bt.”'? and brandy-nwtehaqt. of CLefr..t.ord. lie W.s ion the 70.1.111...11* IvEstes.ene, teppum..l to Lame talks 'p.m b$ ki.ou his brad. ••r t Krcr .i , g•te; 17, a• Fe:11 Hall, in E..tx. in her 7;th titer. Clayalem, lep.s k-rrer t•i C. C. Weetwi. !..•4. oe funtly slot• I-ad steers! Inc peri4 Of 6e VveS, fitricast fidelity and mast raittfisi arrechmeut ; at.d was by the' rciarsleal snore in the character at hietof thus ..11 , 1•31:- On Saturday, aged s 7, Mr. W. l.lug, of the De'phin 11;7" Southampton. Tlrs muck re,p,veJ man had stroantrJ a spit itAlhorte, for the purpote of trying hem. restive 1., as purchase, when the animal became very tea :rci ii,rtodged Mr. lenge from It's teat, whit piteied nith te.:h ".`" hetet on the pummel of the saclilir, as to caste his dark •,:- tvt'St•Jr..li, in grea! agoll7. PRICL OF :, i CARS ON SATURDAY. q Bank Stock..-- I air g Ann. 21.11 13.16 '..3 i 3 ver Cyan. 110 W So I l 211 lmisa 14netIN I'2l 1 11 r• ft pal' Ct. Cone. o ; •i i huh. had% (eici ) :..i :.:1 :4 :I'. 4 per Crtt. fit C.M. Gra . 1 1e. 80, 6 per C.rt. 1011 'Artery Tsekesa, XVI IN. H 1(t Moismu Ai A t L.1):41)(114 1:0 - .41! M.ortra:g • • St rn, are: . • 3 ett.lplibti,N! Lsva_ I balr't i., C •L'laad rhos 4 ---. j., *Poltifather, Or. Ja :`(,,t... 4 "cket u . h. Pow I I . b llly Et.toor...mr) i f is, Sa F" . interei. aii C...tfl ..---.. t - .I:c.f.. • • ru:011-44tetn, Li‘i 19th ; uly, $