The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-19 00:00:00

mmlos.-- -- _ w oks shoed commence within the Oovernment ve lf, A Reform of Parliament has, in their hd titbits is, bees, for numerous and cogent reasons , an 1 • pesuble preliminary in the itnportant work. T% dr iniee has been slow and deliberate in its progress, tst its influence has at length extended through' 2 bile proportion of the people. I'ur a while it was otter of reproach to its advocates, that the hotly 4 the population were uninterested in the cause. Therese has changed: the people have liecimie enlight ened i.i pri•portion, as they have been reduced to reflec ting:and Low when they see the necessity ofjoiningiu a pt3rtr for rrfo:w, built they and their advocates are ~coached as seditious. Impelled by the nrgrncy i t Asters!, lint regulated by a sense of duty and a love of pen ce, they have met to rtition and remonstrate: and at 3 meeting., formidable indeed in numbers, from the num 'ors of the distressed, bit orderly. 'manned, and in- I/New-ire, they are attacked and i.verwhelitied lie swords, ri ven shoed he drawn hut for their protection. 1 .1 transaction of sort' an au ful kind can never he 'bred from the turtn,ty of Englishmen. It cannot rest withost revlew. '1 hat it has nut already been brought to the metier of the present Parliament, is matter of aurpritc; that it is to lie introduced by Sir rims , 1 ,,, o tsprer , • many accounts, we rejoice to tee.. Ilto inquiry to which his motion on it will give r;se. minx* fail to Ise anticipated with the liveliest, son , ttions. -_ _ The adjournm•nt for the Whiqnn Holidays is to 'stem!. from the rising of the House this evening, Mt bursday :rya% Testerlay. at two o'cleck, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign-Othee, which continued in deli beration till half-past three. 'I hr Duk^s York and ussex, the Prince of Saxe Cobourg, and molly persoms. honour the Lord Mayor with trek company this morning, to partake of an decant drjrvwc. '1 hey afterwards will attend the pub lic t sami::ation of the Hoes educated in the City of j ,onion National Schools, wh:clo will take place in the EnTtian In the list of presentations to his Majesty, on wp.i n esday, we find the names of Sir Francis Burdett. aml his mile:no. for Westminster, Mr. Boathouse. Tkase of Mc. Pyni, vc , l Lord J. and lord W. Russell, art also mere the 'mallow. Drama, Xlav 16.—A meeting of the Catholics took ?Lee this day, at four o'clock, to take into considera tion Orattan's letter, and to appoint a day for an Lan-gate reeetiag. After a trrent variety of good speaking, it was resolved to take no formal notice of the letter. On one side Mr. Side!, Mr. Woulfe, and Mr. Hanky spoke ; on the otlo r, Mr. t 'osnotell, Mr. ..e4l ll'Hortarao. Fur reasons, which utast beobtieors to our readers, we kiecline reporting the discuss:on. 14. ,uy, we understand, has refused his chipSh fur an at fregat• towetine..—r 0 "flaw Pni;. Rotatory:9, MAY sail that the patron. kre to one of the :nest lucrative firings in the ScottiAt chard bag 4afal*..jerta said, 1.4 y a lastly. a, =oak 044 for wealth as leartling, for two thousand guineas. lit sseor,, MAT times when disaffection and treason ate so prevalent, it is worth being generallY kr.ason, tha: in the Island of Arran, the property of his Brace the Dulto of Hamilton am! liranolon, up wards of five hundred of tl e tenantry lately cattle forward and t. ere enrolled as special c listable., for the proterim; of the property and laws of the country. And it is lint justice to the ftthshitants of this Island to say, that it is believed there is not one disaffeca d person atnon,, , , then•—;oyaity to the King being a pro minent feature in the character of thAse Nleirote Ch re 11;ele.) Letter:, front Oihriltar. dated the nth Aptil,expr se; an apprOteneion that the plague has brolien out aga:n at Ten" as erett3l deaths were daily occuriing there. Madrid Pa:tett to the t;tl init. have arrived ; their (Intents are confined to speculative reasonings, as to the tome which the mother-eonntry trill puisue mith roptd to the trans-tenin.• territori , .v. A enatariont in,latie of a very fatal nature has hrn loot oat is the little town of tliowen, near the Danube. People &twice(' ht.. it are 331 , 1 to die ict 21 hours. The Wand Dicke Cuntiantine it &hoot to tnarry a Poti.h Prhieess; hnt, as this matelot:4. It ii i not have the imisetit of the Emperor, the claims of it trill lire no claim :o the Throw. of Kumla. Smieltil TittATT.—lt is nom stated that General Vises is indeed the bearer of a ratified Treaty, hut that Hee Dovernenent insist on Spain's relinquishing (he province al etas. If t •is is true, it may be presumed Spain wishes us to cot.firtti those extensive grAnts of Florida lands, which Don Deis had considered unit and rob!. If those• grants are valid, then will oar I:mi rimiest only have the sovereignty of Florida, lint no land wherewith to pay claimants tinder the Treaty. If Oro. Vives has i ewer t . cede Texas, it is probable we shaU obtain it.----(idinceican Paper.) Pressica.—An Aceaunt has been published. by order of the House of Commons, showing the amount •i the Income and Charge on the Consolidated Fund at the United Kingdom, font the sth of J anuary,l 17, Is the sth of April, 1.20, distinguishing the surplus Or Deficiency in each Quarter, and iu each Year :•s-- la the Quakes bieume. Charge. voiding. I. e. d. J. e. d. I& April. 1817 - 9.160.314 10 Si 0.795.006 It 111 ItlaJoly - - - 0.339.i09 0 414 13,114.717 14 ii Ifiliticlober - - 11.300.194 13 74 /4":1.843 IS 44 hhJsnuary.lBl6 1if6411.6611 In 6 13,1Ve.436 It 94 Deleieasy in the year ended the 3th January, 1819 - - • - 12,366,900 11 3 1161 Aprll, 1916 - 1.7,4,ftt9 4 3 N.ng7.741 10 101 IthJele . - • 11.601,511 8 li 13.004.308 734 If* Oetiam - . 11,80-1,147 18 Eli 0,181268 7 10 611Jaasary.18111 12.:70,171 0 6 13,404.271 9 Si Total amoaat of Surplus in the year ceded sth January, 1919 - 4'080.114 19 14 1 W. April, 1819 - 9.0:13.930 2 9 9,;19.617 16 84 ith July . -, - 11,196.603 3 6 13,4418,881 7 II l a liltil bar - -9.761,39 P 13 3 9,434.306 It IV ry.lnen 13,094.904 14 84 IL-M.978 IS Ili Deficiency in the year ended the Bth January. 18110 - - - - 1 2,338,93 1 3 4 ' pelt 1110 • 10,967.0t3 9 4 9.4911.931 IS 0, Supt., IntheQuartert 784,090 14 34 r. Wm. Wil li ams slid not vote iu the Minority on a t Davi 's notion for a Committee on the Military 1111 1 0, • as stated la Th e Strafesnetus. • I, THE QUERN. In the aseussion of a ease yesterday id the Court of Chancery,tu which the Quer' is apart:. Mr. Brougham declared that her Majesty will immediately return to tuglan(l. Thi. assuTauee, given by her Alajesty's %/;a1 adviser, puts an end to all speculation upon the The Chevalier C. Vassslli, Einerry to her Majesty the Queen, who arrived en Tarolay night, in four days, from I4eneva, with dispatch..., from hrr Majesty, left town last night for the purpose of rejoining hrr, either at (leper* or nearer, on her ros t r a to B a gl A nd. flee Majesty is in the fitllet determination to proceed to this country through France ; she does not intend to visit Paris on her way. liar Majesty was eontinell tire days with violent rheumatism, and was alra detained, of er passing Mount Cenis, with a violent rold and spasms, and two slays in repairing her carriage. This Will account for the delay. She declares herself most anxious to reach England, awl complains of great fa tigue in t..avellinv by land ; and ssiy4, if a ve.%el had been sent for her she u,onlil have been in Ent/land lung since. We have been informed, that Captain Va‘‘ali, de livered to Mes'Sirard, the Queen'‘ Steward, her Ma. je4ty's orders, that the wle.le of her apartments at tirmiington Palace should be put into a complete state of titn:ss for her reception with the least possible delay. COIT.VradRUE.V THEiTitE. The tragedy of l'irgini.s 1V;14 repeated last night, with the same degree of tosoinalitied success which attended its first represent.ition. No enr:ailments or alterations appears to have been made, ton did we deetu them necessary, so well hail the autlmr ci.ustrueted his materials, and ailaptod them to his purpose.— lixturxnv excited, if possible, an increased degree of enthusiastic admiration in his audience, and will un doubtedly confirm the high cpiiiiiiii of hi• tirst-rate powers, which has lately made such rapid progress, by his repre•entation of /1r :rimier. THP IMPROVEMENT OF A M 4NUFArTURE WV THE DETERIOR vrios OF THE RAW MATERIAL, SLONITTkU TO 'lll2 DL OLIN sOCIETV. . BONN:FT Sift he full string letter from Mr. ►l'eld wa% read to the Society, and referred to the Com mittee of Itutatfy •' Dublin. April 96. IWO. " I have the honour of sending, son the inspection of the Dublin Society, a 4rrintrii of the straw rued fur the manufacture of the hats, knewit it c mace under the name of Leghorn straw, which I brought front Prato, in Tuscany. " This straw is the produce of a white bearded wheat, ‘tlwn extremely thick, anti on the vory lowest I soil ; the great object of vultisation being to 4.btain weak dwindled plant. I have in my pme:e...tion a quantity of the seed, which a•arrely exceed,: nne .timerh part of the size of or linary Irish wheat : this I re %erre fur my own use and experiment. Hut I vetitnre to augural to the Society a trial it ra►e garden of ailampanaiarildtagarttowp**-narertaln yltether oftlimari whi:e.bt allied wheat, sown extremely thick, in a poor piece of gronnol. atilt at an advanced season, u ill out produce a dwindled plant, wi . • flowering stein may he applicable Its the tine and improved straw-insofar tore. Some used also ttlionld be preserv..il, if possilde, of the dwindled plant fur experim►rnt next year, with a view of obtaining . a still liner straw. For manufacturers' use the crisp is reamti before it ensues to tturity :it is then bleached in the sun, and thr tion•erinz stems ore afterwards drinn out wi h tlft., and made into r.tnali bundles fur salt.. ".Sont►agriraltaral writrrs have as%erted, that five acres are sa:ficient to produce all the straw used ftor tine hats in Tuseany. 1:e this at k may, it is most remain that a very small portion of ground will suffice fur a very extended and must profitable inantotiorture." Veßter.lay Prince Leopold left town, to pre*ent at the P.p‘om Itace:;, and to pr4iceed from thence to Claremont. Count Itterlierg, Soil of Onstarns, the es-King of Sweden, arrived at Rennet's Hotel, lies erttes , , im Sun day se'nnight. Ihe Magistrates privately paid their respects to the diatincuiilied stranger: and .11r. ketteir, l.ankrr, acted a• his Ci•-erotic in the capital of •he lligliktuls. On Tuesday mornitig the t.Mint atul h:s party set off for Itiverearty, intending to take the Fall of Yilyers on their way. Sows tut CLERGV.— l'he Anniversary held at Mt. Paul's yeiterday, was well attended. A consider *hie number of the Nobility and Gentry, the two Arch blAiiips, and must of the &Mops, were present, and a very liti..!ral subscription was mile on the Occasion. At the dinner the Lfiril Mayor pr sided, suppoite4 by the Archbishops and seteral Nobleinen and tientlethen of the first distinction. Th • 10th Misters, his Majesty's favourite regimetit, passed thr•rtigh Carlisle this week, from the North, for London, to assist in the ceremonial of the Coronation. The eldest son of Sir F. Burdett is a u (Meer in this corps. lie is a fine-looking young man, and, froth the celebrity of his father, excited c maiderable notice. The lAtodoh East India:min arrived It St. Helena On the 7th of March last. Mr. 111 8 1Cerizie, the surgeon, went on shore, and took with him a little pamphlet, arhrd 7%tresiitiefil Hoes. that Jack Britt, which he intended to have exhibited to Sir Thrintas Bestir, prior to Making it a present to an En _glishroa•t residing on the island, but, by occident, left the publication on the counter of a situp in the town, where it was seen by two officers of the 20th Reginteht, whose :tor induced them to report the pastm so introduced to Sir Hud son Lowe, who ithnietliately sent Mr. M'Kenzlit on Ward of his ship under a guard, where he was detained at a prisoner for seven days, not allowed to dispose of his investment, and, moreover, threatenened to be re moved from his ship and sent a prisoner to England, which would have'been carried into eneentioo, had there been a ship homeward bound in the port. Afttr a week's imprisonment, Mr. M'Kenzle, satrehensivk of total ruin, was compelled to etave the mercy of the Governor, and to implore forgiveness for his heinous offend•, in having such a book its his possession, when his Excellency was pleased to release hint front con finement. OLD BAILEY SESSIOIYII, • VHS DA T. The follow's; wiseacre% were the monies brewed into Court. and greenfly pleaded Guilty to the Woo+ otreaco of bevies forged It 'ones la Serie pomeesloa:— William Cooper, aged fat Limey Tbmpe. ollott %; George Henley, aged 9N : Joseph Immo. nerd >K The) were informed by the Court that they would be traespeeted fur I 4 years. • Samuel Renjentla llereditb. Robert inland, and George Seymour. pleaded Not Guilq. The following carte arraigned. and pleaded Nnt Guilty to the *spiral charge :—Eleorge buittield. sired 46: and livery Brawn. Need Q 4, *sr uttering tine Int and five id. notes: Juan Gardeaer, for uttering thira t •flre If. notes; Jane Harrison, fur uttering seven It. t..tes; and Pater Miller. for uttering two 101. tad one Al. nt.tec. The prisoner/ who had pleaded Nut Guilty were then in• formed that their trials would c.uunenee to-norrow, at ten o'elnrk. The lane% ing eavy attrorted tofu. attention : rrroit LING mostv VN * cHARGY or •N LNNAtURAL a &NCI. William Wilkinson. a %%retched looking matt of colour, I teas indicted for en est soh t pen Edward Hodder, on the I King's highway. and steeling frAm his person three half 1 crowns. and two nee-pound n , tos. Preston; to the cont. menrement of 11w VW the aitne>ses un both sides were or dered to leave thin eon v.. 1101 LANs netted the elm.. Ile stated. they this was a esseof pemilise importance, get, recoiled their ntmost at. trillion. The Isratt , ell I nt.1.10 proceeded to detail the foes of the else as they Nil re tenements proved in et i denee. II• then railed t riptain ard liodtier. Witness stated himself to be a oat el (Mir/T. residing in Guernsey. In April lest beeittPSS railed him to town. 'Witness recol lects !timing through II y de-park. on the Ind it that month, on his way to his lodgings in the Strand. This was about eight u'rlork. When he reached beyond the bacon. he Orzt saw, and aas areosimi by the prisoner. Prisoner asked what o'i lock it sobs. `n fitness told him that it vas between eight and nine. Witness obserted a knife in prisoner's hand. As soon as witness hid told prisoner what o'clock it was. the letter desired w itness to follow iiim. or he would rip bile up. VI itilf9ll did billow, and the prisoner said that he(wit ness) had come ipto the Park to eomnsit an unnatural offence. (The terms is S&P+ this charge ass conveyed. were ton in decent to be repeated). Alter s:one altercation. marked on th;• pill of the Prisoner by ;rest tiniene, of expression and manner. vt itmessitt elite hint 7 shillings and sixpence. which was all the *um.% he then had shout him. Prisoner was to.t Mitistied aids tlii, nod 1911 not allow witness to I depart until he had e‘torteil from him ft promise that he woeld give him some more money. Witness then wont home. followed by the prisoner. still holding the knife In his hand. Winless arrived at his loth:liven in the Strand about le e'elnek, and iinerediately pre:eared two U. notes. which be gave to the prisoner. Wilts.-is gave inkrination at Bow street on the folio% in.; Momitty, and the prisoner ass men bully secured by lei: ..Hirers belonging to that oiler. in ernes-esateinat ;en, n tutees allowed that I:e offered to Rise the money to the priscorr without being ogled to do so. He ass induced to du üby the threatening manner of the ptigotier. 16 - 0 2 / 1, MOO. a Beseldreee shllhosed. that co Monde/. the 21-1 1 .• of April. be went, in company with Sadler; In :spare!' of the prisoner. They nppreliended the yrisoner In a puldie-houer in chanit: s-strect, and foetid h hie posepe sion a knife and a paper. a hirh was now handed to the Bench. The paper fonn:l ut. 1 1 :e persen of the prisoner ass identi fied by Capt. Hodder t.r;.!on by himself. and given to the primmer sin the eyeniee v lien he gave him the money. Charles Stewart, a cabinet-maker. residing in Regent.. street, Pall-mall, invited. that en the Monday uniting Nino ing the day in neeetion. tept.liedder celled upon him hefove he was net of bed, and related to him the cireumstanee attach lied neenered.—Thle was the ease for the prosecution. The prisoner. in defence. said. that he hod Itinght hard for his ere, wry. and nog le:a life wen going' to be swore aitey . Ile trusted in nod shove, rid in the flerttlemen of the slimy. He then put in a paper, which was rend by the Clerk of the Court. Its purport was to show that, nn the evening men tiaard in tins indictment. he was standing near Somerset- House, when he was ,rousted by a gentleman. who asked him if lie wanted work He replied. he dirt ; and was de sited hs the straneer to meet him in Hyde-Pert. lie pro :mined to do en, and went tinier to hie lodging*: and told his landlady what had pasted. o'clock he dial meet this person in Hyde-Park. (Here a story err ri•lated too horrid to report. Its object was to rhyme eFie the prosecutor a crime of the most nuns!urril rlcerriptilim.) The piper eon ellosted be an airport, to the Jentiee of the Coati. IlAtt!•4o 6 . • erneer. mailing in liiirorge-street. illoomettry, stated, that on Materday. the lid .tpril, the prisoner came to his shop. Witness was preeending to relate the ennvernetion that panned. whin be was interrupted by Mr. Jtietiee fits Lev, who observed, that he could not receive tills es evidenee. Witness has known the prisoner 16 Months, and be has always horses Rind therefor. henry Rushton deposed to the general geoid character of the prisoner. ' Captain Hoddr4 WS *in interrogated by the Jenac as to his previonekonwledee of the prioress.. Ile delitithaving ever peen him before. liosseptirost. In every respect, the statement of the. pi:isomer. Mr: Justice RAY L Jumada up: and the Jury tonnd the prisoner Guilty. The prisoner. upon hearing the weediet. eaehdrised. rm murdered:, • Baron t linneow.—non•lemen. the observation j e st made by the prisoner calls from me this me sa& I base attended to the course of the evidence. and I think myself hound to wiy, that had your verdict been different, an inroads and a fatal inroad, woeill have been mode opus the eptrty of surto ! , . Mr. JUMICO DAN LFY also terprvissed hit renew-mice. Sir Walter Seott :ravelled at the rateaprtlsilke tK hour, on his return front Longue tr.-0 and, to be In tinir to t•er his dant/liter set. tie.' on the 89th Of Aprl', cOnrilleriog May au naluck; month for setrylnic, the on forttiaate liners 31 airy I at its been stascita in May. Amount A N Wite••• he foilissing is frost as Amami ran Paper as tho t of Frltrottrf; at Sake, Constattkrat, !freesia"' Pod. to Mui4 Ilan' Pod and fleas oohed are. M Its roll! Also of stator — A 'antler rice. lOC grows Mr roil,. inure fruit sad rail gaol larder ! , key lboy base a plentiro! erop, aid say Weak feats be r beans of the rtmeg pot!! SPORTING INTRLLIGIINCR. EPSON RALT.S. 111111RIDaT. MAT IK. Allrby Stakes of Fifty eit:i....-ss. . . Mr. Tborakill's eh. e. Sailor, by A: W. Juat CtJasander i Mr. Uttney's hr. e. Abj::- ;1 Lord D. R. Ceraddish's c. by Mitl,:letiviie. wit of Cat 1 Mr. Payne's c. by Crispin. o ut o f 2,,r0; , 'e Doke of Draftees b. e. Pindarrie, by Plicnow. out of Parasol 6 Mr. Cussan's f. by Sento. dew by iii 3 Deli: Duke of Rutland's h. e. by Dlrhs-.Ar:'.. ty.'. or Eti.tat'.:e;:t I , Mr. Mt gr. c. Artretcs.b% Wa'ton r Mr. Mt ilsurt's b. e.ll.wkilfy, by SulolittNko,uct erT..K:oe u Lord finth's eh. e. flunpoe. by Quir, out of Patel:tee 14 Stuwell's b. e. A roi-ti ollleon,h) Wottl. eutorPaltini t: Mr. letke'm Rrother to Domino Satto7tot Duke of Porthkoßl's eh. e. See-Sser, by SCULL 0111* of M errs - a oruuntf's dam. • . t/ hoed Jersey's e. by Wety. oat of Dcfis..e.! u Mr. R. Milues's eb. c. The Duke. 16 4terteri. Ito? apt Rallor-1) to I 411 —25 to 1 art lava 0. 11. CaseaJish's c.-4 tut nisi Pitidgrriri - 4 to I agat Mr. Cinitinet r.--I6 to 1 apst Arbutus. —lVun twu Empths trbutes bolt.d alter firming the Ton:Nihau , curing.; lit . arai leading, and it la soppoted w as w innin.t the race cleverly. .4 Sweepstake": of 14... with 20p addvd from t. r ita-i rui!. far 3-'r olds. ost ; feur. 7... 4,5.; Fse. 4 I.; Cab.; and aged. 94 t. :213.—The wina,t tb he su% •NlOvi, if deinauded.-I'hu last mire. Mr. Furtli'v ch. b. Admiral. 4-yrt Mr. J. Dills'a b. lc sifereekborw. - 4. - yrt cri.l • Croke of iltitlind's b. h. Infericr. -ors Mr. liobsow's b. b. Plutcluilis, 6-yrs old (I to 4 gird Inferior. A Sweepstakes of lOgto each. with vut , : eddwd fi.orn the Daring Fund.-01:..:vi,e. Mr. J. Dills's b. h. Shrirkhorn. 4-vr; old Mr. Mafiosi* hr. c. he Walton. out o; 6-): :1 bird nlnvntfl',l b. 1. Pay. 6-yrs (hike of Reiland'. Inferior. 6-yrs old Mr. R. Walker's h. h. Raspin. aped Mr. Shea - aril's ch. Ruheni. 4- r; old to 1 neNt ray. Tntsit,DlX, Mmr :V. ;9120. The CgMbridge Fir s t Derby Stakes. Sy Itas:ars. D. I s!" each. etteb weisbts. .. Mr. Rost-1s grillenjemln Mr. l';•smab—rs g. Rung ~ ..gy . .. •• Mr. Wlll—ms R. Ihre•nt-him. by Ts1:3)“, x Mr. Law—s b. g. ColleTiate Mr. Ash—) g. tThycock belisf:' Mr. Walk—rs g. Mister of Arts, by svl lent • .., • i` Mr. Ilin—s g. Trip .J mkt! Oil of. Mr. Weith--by's b. m. Stomps. 1. Ce.i.l, rm.,. 0 The Judge tonid idler bet J. There was a tansy fashionvlde ntlendine. of epr.ttito! amateurs Irma CaMbriJge. to svelte firm Derby rein no Neu • market.—.lll evrriages that email be intl.:L:l.mi %tont put NOOtioll. aneh as tandem '+. g, hoiriem, area ftuin to l Lord down to the Lynn in entlrr.. half-pas; IY u'elork the horses were brought to the poet. ned ttw ridev'v in dire. various rulourv—and a nue rontesie.l rnre it was. h.: , ou m ; to a very heavy rein. SOMP of the rider's lost their 1:n: la.t run nn the wrong side of the post.—flrt.ih?. was . to Reatjamie; 4 to I neat Runaway; even bonito! Shyewk the field, whirl; wo.dd here woe had hr not beltei. THE STATESMAN. .V.11:1; INTELLIGE.VCE. Dr tt, Met IS.—Caine tliittn from tl.e las* nicht the Htulliart. for Quelvet, and Railed with the ...tail:. of the eetw•ed-butiltaxcept she Pritish Army. Stter.-e<. for tineber ; Jane, C%ri.tie, for Jamaica ; an.!Sail.lll.. 'Anims, for St. Thomas's, which cese•is ••;I! renctiu —.Caine down from the Ricer to day, and reacs'n%, toltlarream, Dormer. for )Madras firnvti. Naitsmiacts; MAT Id.—Arrived yesterday the Spe.v. I front Ihntitir, and to-Jay His 3i.tjenty's ship tir front a cruise, and the Prince Christian vust. Pr;er• sou, from St:444y. A large Dutch ship. nawe apparently a in an of war. has brought up off S;. It has blown a 'wary gate of wind for the i.i tux hour!. and still continues with hear/ squalls &um use soull • ward and eastward. Prratorrig, MAT 17.—Arriced the Orrau. lijorne , -, • ifrom lAmtion, for Uleaherg ; and Betsy. Langrish, from Londor, foe Waterford.—Sailed the Flora, Uti!eit ! fur the Terri. Livearoot., M 1;.--brined the Christopher, Nay • 4 . 2 rd, front Savannah; Drntnntond add Baitihridge, front Nen. Orleans ; Jong NieliblaN *lantern, from Antwerp; and Lord Wellington, Pheiffer, from Ca the MenCliant, Fowler, and White Oak, Betts, for New lurk; Montrose, Daries, for Intigui ; Rrridey, Barnes, for Honduras ; anti the Concordia, for 1 ortatoonth. .11.4RK k:7'S. Court-ntetts)inc, MAT 19.—.11thnugh we hare hut little Wheat in since :molly, the trout was very doll this morniog„.havinr.., no clement' eseept for prite.• samples, which obtained Mon lay's trice.. —Raney i • fnll Is. per quarter elteisper, the waltinr serum !Ai nearly over, which coined heavy sale, peen of the fine , ' qualities, at the above decline.—Data are also Ir. er qr lower, the arrivals haing large.—lts :leans and Peas ns. alteration. flytteesswo-Mannar. Mew IL-:-Tivero WWI bet it nil,i dline supply of Climb. et market this intontn.r.--Prim• Ross., maintain last market doe's priers. Art the ieering. q • are Inventing in their prieee.—Muttins,Veal, Pori.. soi tanal , . • are mongenhat lower in emir pekoe. (To Ole the Ofettl: per stone itf 1111 , 4.) Reef . . 42. Att. to 44. 41. LATTIP AT Wit•AlfT. littteva . 4s. ill to Os. 24. Roasts Vent . fog. 0.1. to M. Oil. Calves Pork- . as. thl. to t‘. Rd. Mee,- Ae. . . . 4,,0tt g Leash . 7s. Oil. tots. 0.1. Pips VI AVMAIIR.T.--Tt• oboe. in*, ,-t. to COOlolOPeele if Ins p resen t ro w:. ig gleelluiag price.—Straw and ( line. no . material alteration in theigc thy l'ogger Straw During the h:gh winds yetjerday, touch dams won sos•Apiattl is the rilletest tireless it the cleo:i ,- of lasideri. Verr serious itsinry vets Intfe'tiosee:l ) toi among t he till m eus the river . bothos, • toteisilL (nil of each other Ititlifrout tlstwit lilies Two light rolliers wore drives elf Aloft iii: with. • oar with the ints of her bows! r*.t. 4.6 • • 4 A youn, - ; gen:lmin, the roi 4.f a M2g!s•ri:r afilia neighboorhooti of Mot!, tv;:a inurOer.47, sato* , otir *sib. by 110160 roarer, who were irtSplii lilt(' 4•111 his raiiilf! warm. Ifs treat out with t forrhavpirc • I. them off, Ind, it is apposed, thcy is rettirs 41'0 t Lai. The slur 14 . 04 is his breast, sadly s *Nord Heat morsirig iy suosolltestlesseo wise Lai m , hunting Dear this spot: • I -i