The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-12 00:00:00

fie'Dl:r. NON 4 0 1 Wastrfoyd i (homey mid Jer.ey I Oeftsobergh i ilambionrh • -- --- MKT. OP Tot Ka Tli oak 9toeh WC pp, Coot. Red. tlllj fie I Far Ct.Coss. 70 $ per Cent. 774 4 prr Cots. 1301 P 7 Spree. Nary 1061 Lag Ans. Id I- Id Irp. 3 prr feat. .tan. MI! lIIGH WATER AT LONI Nursing. 06 Nilo. after I. )VI. 100 sad Imams 'ranee i.bes DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK. ledis Stock Ditto &MIR 91s. 995. pin. Oid Asooitios Es. Rills. Yd. Ss. Ss. 4s. p.. nit!, Coal. Is. dis. °mho" Cols: Ae. 70 MI /0 LOU: Tickets *s. 44111D0R THIS DAY. 'Rennet+. IS min. after 2. MI Lew REPORT. --rib.— COURT OF LINO'S BENCH.— _impotence. _ List sear b the Custrosttoa of the Flxi tt route bad turtu-d oat a complete Ad/are, and that so Far from there hens, au available Sinking Tnnd of .1:5,000,000., it was not likely. Notwithstanding the help of the new taxxv, that here wenhl be any such fund at all. Thee mar taxes, by the way, are proved, in some instances, , instelNl of hating afforded any addition to the income of the State, to have been the means or defeating the exertions of the people who had been its support. That period appears to bare arrived which a shrewd pentidan, who was 'wile 'to such systems as the in iNC.LLos of air Excm villas's, had asserted %could verify Lis paradoxical wish, " more taxes and less re venue." The taxes press not only on the articles which the 'shoal-et consumes, but on the raw materials ism whiciehe shonld derive his supplies. In the ar• , tide of wool, for instance, the duty on the Importat:un lig been funnel so wppressire, that employment has Ws suspeoded, sad the people, who depended on it, *shred in the must abject distress. Hundreds of Maw in the clothing districts are reduced to half al- Mysore; nor is the calamity confined to them alone. .ti if awry fabric was shaken and disjointed in every part, whet doirned to bear the visitations of the tnx cxl\seter, drat whlch had' been esteemed our proudest rittive mph" Les received the deepest injury in the hone as well as foreign market. The restriction of Swigs sei hiblieen follot - ed by a faEure in the de • maid dm tier e t 4n. Tho grower, who last year oh _ 011,4jfainillike,eau .aolF obtain no more than Fatostroar, MAY I. —The utigirilee, of death passed rpm, Saadi by the Tribunal at hlantieito. hag here eon firmaeiin, by the . l3orritament of Batten. 'llly Plenipoten duies a the German ('oarts at ienna, held their 24th Xll Sae, Li. la Low notarims, tilie prel cioy are oraivltelatted by the for rrlief. It is Wive classes of •p -bartben% of tiotation. It is now itAiispensable that a larger, a much larger, proportion of the treight must be borne by those who can better sustain them. The oppressed must be relieved. Eva the State Financier himself mast see the necessity of slsfting off a portion of the load front the shoulders of the lower ranks, to give 'mope to their 'Amnions. and enable them to tender their labosire bereficial to the State. lir. folmacaLy anticipate,. perhaps, the design of the e..41,1"1C1L1A . of the Excnsouira, in his preposition Str a repeal of the Assessed Taxes, and an imposition of a Tax on Property. Money most be raised by Financiers, and it is needless to seek it where it cannot be found. Men of wealth must be required to make their contributions correspond to their accnmu- Istiose. /quity and justice join necessity in the 'nomad. The prodaetive classes hate hitherto been romp/riled to bear too large a share of the burthens of the state, whilst other classes have been the positive as well as comparative gainers at the expense of the rest. The advantage pined by landholders over the coninners acorn, was with mach propriety exposed by Mr. Lama. On the supposition that fifteen willies& of quarters of gain were annually ransomed is the country, and that the Corn Laws had added, 4 an average, one pottnd a quarter, they have raised as instal tax of fifteen millions from the body of the people. It is manifest to all but their tenants, whom they urge to time forward with their list of ch 4; l g .. ter liadholders themselves have had ---- . nesedftemenemi a. 1041 been received this morning Into', of the gilds April.—The brig Catherine i milli Aire in seven days from Havannah, bringing Itualoll papers of a late date, bat their contents were unit Interesting. The Weinman of the !shad had Issued k proclastatiett, forbidding the people to speak on political affairs. The yellow fever was raging at the litursenah I. a esitifidevable extent, and was gene rilly fatal to foreigners; gladness was etctedlagly had. sad the markets there any dell. The following is an extract of a letter fronsWashing tin, dated Aim ii 11:--" Relative to the passage of the New 'foie' Bill, I ara sow enabled to say that I have found a change $ cgiukusa. la the early part of the Session 1 thought theft geserar aufavonntble ; I have lately perceived a Mei in seamy minds, and it it ti .w beliered that the DM will pass, without Numb uppeeities. as it appears to lave bees arranged by the reetesitsea, is sold weeniest* with the views of the Treasury." Punt of i pilvik letter, dated Bahia, Nara 17 9 " The wade is die pleat. which bee bees se relearns to these neereetasd the bet two years, we bate pleasure t 6 "IN Is %IA fiiiptivtd: Near twenty Btitish rel ish have sailed iliAi tils port eine* the let latent. 11 le theepiaine of the beet experieseed is this trade, that, it a kw months, thee* will by pest deemed for • Whist manataetares, the extensive quaadq ' which has et latebten en hand, being scant got eldoL" THE STATESMA Wulf I'V/4 C. ruts Doe . coaaaseososnv.) . .) WortiOng, frosts the insproveusents it his experienced KING b. IVOLRELZY •ND during the winter months, now presents itself In a must , admire a, and picturesque manner. The iwonsenasles Tle fietactiva-fiexcnat. prayed the judgment or nee del htfnl, and the sands, for near ten 'ldles, are ti the Court on Sir I!. Wolseley, Bart. and Joseph Harrison. t Wei carpet. Mr. Trotter. the worthy and esteemed 31r. Jostle. Hely read the proceedings of the trial fAn of the Theatre, has become one of she IGWO, from the notes of the Chief Justice of l'hester. Cues nets, which accounts for the unsay alteration's, The Court then iodinated to Mr. Pontoon that they pyrite :key the paring and lighting,; nor slorrisl times were ready to hear him in support of his argument ai new trial. tcnt,ott Captain Douglas Itiner. llenther, and for other% he overloot e d f o r th e i r e x e rti o ns in correcting a abwAreated the better matrigement of the town alladrs. • Mr. Paartsosr, at some length, explained the grounds The risitors are now arriving very fast. Pint we upon which he thought a new trial ought to he granted. sorry** uheeree they complain very much of the exec These rested principally on the misdirection of the tent charge of the srage.coaches. We tryst the ?mistier Judge who had presided at the trial, especially in tors will look to this, and give no occasion loran op stating to the Jury that the erislence of Johnson sition, as the town usust nut be injured by their avarice : was a t ---"eted, when he (Mr. Pearson) eon- or extortion. tended and committed dette.e, hour Mr. i *PAO Treats. window of tiitUnChess de I Princess his consort, his skr of Otranto, are at *re. ME Wit TrIFFIPWWW arsurssimic too oaser "sr as... saw snAsogas - w• r has broken ail. ' AnliWire 4 leveransent. Pool L.swe.—We have hero informed that the i` getters from lit. Helena, dated March 46. were re- overseers of the parish of Walent have it il comm. , salved on Wednesday by the Waterloo. Lonaparte elation to eafbree Mr comer Lanny elaware of the 43d I veal enjoying excellent health ; he roatiuned to occupy of EMI/Mk "Ake 00 1 2 "yees the" to rowPrl tie weatt 4 ll hiamplf in the looming* by working in tile garden, 1 taholataati qf the parish fe take the ehiklven etf pamper* . t (etcher ask erfemsdr). receirtstp 'armada! via. serer:pi- nu l l,. as he wore a white jacket end straw hat. was not etessfer a certain term. as domestic servants. labourers le be distinguished, except on a very close approach, ' is husbandty. artlneers. oneehanles, he.. es the can may 'ftm his servants. The new house *as expected to be I be. at the diseretion of the Overseers. This Art. which was I rowdy in four or five months: it is described as an I enlarged and confirmed by the SOO Oro. 111., is imperatire ; I and persons rennin to take sorb apprentices are liable to elegant mambas. Bonaparte has meter been within the penalty of IW.. and to be indicted for disobeling the it..)int he has been observed to take opportunities, Aet. It is the opimion of persons versed hi these matter. whet) tite workmen were absent, of inspecting it irons that this pia.. If carried into effect, is calculated to imam thst wirolows t sad it is believed that. when finished. the berthre of the poor-rates; to arrest the propene e( mime. rendered habinial by evil eommunleatioo and early he bill easily conquer his old objections about taking 1 example; and to dimintsh to a moshiersble extent the num- I poyeestou. The lik-Uperor refuses to receive visit- 1 bee ofjtiveolle elhoveirs, the imerease of whom has of late: I °rya/ *bitterer ranit,with as mach pertinacity as ever. become alsradegly extended • even to n degree beyond all - precedent.—(Bsa and Cheltotham Gazette.) 1 - iga hope it is not true, that a tau is in contempla- i It having been stated in some of the daily papers 1 tion to build a row of houses in tout of the new Post I that the widows of the persons executed fur high tees. OMee, s 4 as to narrow the street and the access to it. 1 son had expreseed a %TIM to have the bodies of rh, it Surely when it is daily seen how inconvenient nar- i husbands for pithlic exhibition, it is but justice to them row passages are to public places, this plan will not be to give the precise words of the petition. which, it ap- adopted. Why remove from the present spot; if the pears, contained no such request, nor, as we are in- I new "Ovation is also to blocked up by other buildings? formed, had they any such intention. I The subject of the S.'atonian prize poem for the pre- TO MIS lIAJtaTT KINO IIEOIIGi TOE FOURTH. sedt year is--Thearectipreseuee of &reale Bi-iitg. The Petition of filasaa Thistlereod, widow of Me late —(rawbridre Paper.) Arthur TA isflrweed, • A barber in MOST nullity snsbyrn—That Shur Majesty's dutiful Dumfries has b een fined by the Magis subject. the deeply altlieted widow of late Arthur Thistle- testes, in the mitigated penalty of XI. for shaving in I's'. has made most " tr it est mocido es to the Sheriff. of his own silod and house o , i the Sabbath day. Middlesex for the body of her lab beha ved , faiihnal , and af- .. bedpost* husband, and that, alms ! his bade this appit. THE LORD MATOICS Sete.—Aniong the other "obi t ii catkin id vain: That soar humble donee, previous to things prepared by the Marquis Camden, for the fri ths death of bar beloved Iniskend, made, }ebony with him, gvities et Ilayham Abbey the other defy. in honour of the humble regent of beim; rrnitted to serer aed to take .„ t 2 inip W karpkw a loch of ' hair. sad that this request was sue g ar ! 0. , Brocknock's coming of age—was an ins rehmed her: Mid di. lbseebte. With all himility. nialat , Mane baron of beef: so ample in its dimensions; that tWearetetieetwebWelPlotteetitolie bowels the We *flyer no spit could could be found in the kitchen of the So itilejesty. and via most hembly im yew pieres ye Mikity= Me i f styli , large eaatte h to roas t I t Many epee. any li eser OW eIY Settled le time new cold and nom al of Mt au* =nod imsbead. which the law Ms Ether noble houses, WO in town and country. were planed at roe Ilaillity's disposed. stay be delivered to her, applied to for this necessary instrument, hut without le order that she may ban the consolation of Performable saccess, and the idea of roasting it *hole was about towards these the last esournfel dudes. to be abandoned, when, as a derider 'wort, the Lord And your Petitioner, as la duty booed. shall ever pray. SUSAN THISTLE OOD. Mayor Na applied to, and (to the linnner of City hos- Ritstitnnes ihe 6.—We deeply regret to ,state 1 PitolitY be it spoken) hie Lord Ship's Spit eras large that a most malicioas end dimbulical outrage was ' eohlighs add to spare. attempted lb irialstown dn Wednesday morning I CAPTION TO Saarawrs.—Wednesday. aMet seeds lest. The neighbours of Mr. Michael Baggy, a dressed - - instils. most respettsble shop-keeper and blanket maltase tete, were alarmed *beet two o'clock by a crack- Jiat noise, which they anon discovered to be ebb kidded l Art operating oil the glass ovel his ball-dole. H tritiac . As altaminatioa, that some usalielosistedi sons bedaubed the shop and hall-dilors witke43l4llt- : I'. tare of tar and piteb, against which Alin WI lleen lh IRK mid *et oh Are. Immediately within the hail- ' ant door stood a cask of oil. which was doobtless known ' lout to the htesudleties, as their prineipsl pleparation was ' the a nods at. thus dose. Is the course of the night one lag to weave tips ermined vier cieennitances of strong so- felt sot plays t his nom* 41 Ihisatk Halfpenny. Oa Thies- ; bewail dap t a Aar vim= more were arrested oft sitspis Indy w' Oletet . • teakgparties in the same outrage. Their i ;it! et imam ar., Petr ick Resde, William Howling. Jan IM4 %mg, sad It'ildane &Mu. They were examined rpr pestsodny e tat were mot Hies fully committed,— 1 tLeiatter javimal.). ett *tattiiinatt. eon. or extortion. 1 towing TO sue el ury tutu toe 'temente of Johnson --••-•-• -- .-•-"" -....-..,•-• '"J''s" "'i --- ---- I was ascontradicted, when he (Mr. Pearson) •• tat tat salvias sesoassin" is INCORIPORATIOI Were " Ina I tended that it had received complete contradiction I STATIOIIA%." I'HE CORONATION. ! and in connecting the observations of Sir Charles -, . —....-- • LONDON: ll olseley with respect to spits, with the nor:suit I committed on the officer, which, It appeared in es•i- The Lard Chamberlain has received an eviler fram the Privy Council for the solemn proclamation of the lIIIDAY LTZNING, MA,* If, 1820. 1 derice, had taken place at least three-quarters of an intended ceremonial or his 31ajestv's Coronation : and, --onto-- , hour before Sir Charles's arrival. On these points Ii„ r egrotettee, the different Ofircers of the Herald's In the preface to a motion made by Mr. MAUER LY Mr. Pearson spoke ably and forcibly. to ,and the Lord Chamberlain's department, will last uicht in the House of Common,, for the produc- , Mr. PAX% followed un the same side. as* •at St. James's Palace, at ten u'etnrk on Stour- Ike. CIOTTI', on behalf of /Latimer, also addressed i t, 'i on o f certain fiaancial accounts, the Honourable Den- 1 Y Batt, in their utficini cuattunc. Fruto thence thttiony. drums ihtuidaged tonmeheeneatintas of very consider-, I.lterees iffirrtre expeertesi kis opletasZaaa in set out he proces,lan to Weatminster-Hall, ~a i .n proclantatiau will fi rst be made, sod after able Implekanee- Ile alicaleditiaialsmah"" Prt!"— , was Ito grimiest for a new trial.— fhe other Judges • w ~ k will be proclaimed through the inetropsilia, last year fry the Cnarreatton of the Eel nro t- ce bid l concurred in this opinion. Irate same ceremonies a. those observed when his 1 inrac d war I complete Ware, and that so Far from The proceedings were in this stag.• when onr lte- 2ajetity was proclaimed King. there brie, an available Sinking Fund of X 5,000,000., or her tr . eun r ou, that ju gine I te left the I.' or r V de it 1 'd. at The - trown of England, and the pattern for the i t was set likely . Notwithstanding the help of the new would immediately 14 paned un the defendants. new *Altar sip of floe same, are now both said to be taxes. that here welshd be any such fund at all. Thee I --- at the Tressurv. It is also asserted that it is nut The amounts from Spain are gratifying to those true that any of the jewels had been taken out. new taxes, by the way, are proved, in some instances , ! who wish the pacific establishmcot of freedom and •,. ..„ instelnl of having afforded any addition to the income order in that intereNting country. If pahlie credit be Yesterday Viscount Castlereagh was so much re- of the Stale, to have been the means or defeating the I a sign of strength, Spain Islay Dam it. Capitalists. coverel from his r indiaposition, that be left his house Kurdish and Spanish, offer loans on motlerafe terms ; exertions of the people who had been its support. I end attfirded the King at his Palace in Pall-wall, and That period appears to hare arrived which a shrewd : and what affords a still stronger promise Of the pros- had a tang audience. 1 parity and power of Spain, the (internment rejected 'I be 'Earl of Chatham had an audienee of his Ma- polithim, who was Motile to such systems as the i thaw w : oners, in the expectation that Spain tibounded . Jetty yasterday. tar INC. LLOS of the Exert rotas's, had asserted would I 1 - O -1- weelth. which would be altuntiantly voted by the o • rime Leopold paid his respects to the King yes- ver ify kis par a doxical wish, t. more taxes and less re. I Cortes, and contrilottert by the people. Every me- te • av the Duchess of York wa s b e t te r. timid is adopted by the Government to liberalize the *nue."' The taxes press not only on the articles : growing generation—in the first place by the diffusion which the Inhaler*/ Conan , but on the raw materials • The . duke of York visited the Princess Sophia of edaca:ion, and next by ordering the clergy to preach nese which -be sbonld derive his supplies. In the nr• . contbrumbly ne kw principles of the I 'onati!ation. yesterday, at Cambridge-House. lfesiebilay the Duchess Of trioucester left town for tick of wool, for instance, the ditty on the importation geto i r ... • a MORO, Fan. 20.—Letters from Buenos Ayres i prus„sisre, on a visit to the Princess .tugusta. has been found so appressive, that employment has 1 state, that the Director, Henreid Roodean, had been .h 1 EariSprocer h,Ol a private audience of the King of Mk enspeedeti, Da d the people, who depended on it, i es he pi ate ta n t . co llt p i et he el a y rn i es h t e ro h y l l . ra in tri t T o t e w n i e t i li g t i t srhoanniti of e 1 France lL at the Tui leries, un Saturday last. gft *aired in the most abject distress. Hundreds of 1 R oos eri o , by the Montoneros, who, when our advice; ' lin; ranperor of Austria was i „ set out on the sth Mania the clothing districts are reduced to half al- came away, were within six leagues of Buenos Ayres. I, inst. to proceed to Berlin. where. about the Itth, he I On this irifonnation reaching the place, the Government • is to hire an interview with the Emperor of Russia lemur.; not is the calamity con fi ned to them alone. was immediately overthrown. This defeat, and the cots-1 and the King of I russia. -ite if every fabric waa shaken and disjointed in every scioent ast•eniancy of the Montonerns, nith whom is I It is stated that the person who was on Monday par • t, who den heel to hear the visitations of the tax- Carrara, will, no donbt. affect Chili,produ c e situ then I _till , wrested in the Palace of the Thuilleries, was e. . ' that which had' been esteemed our alkseirta ebange as complete in 1164.11 alt -1 measures as nits ta k en ; Proudest I, place iu the capital of La Plata. T he road ,„ al fetuterly an,officer in the ith regiment of Lancers ;and ri•ttive maple Las recelied the deepest injury in the ' :ranter, still remains intercepted. Sir T. Hardy ('bill ,haa , thee the place where he was laying a rocket or pe. home as well as foreign market. The restriction of t taken Commodore lion - s' house, and was living ashore. , tar(,as mentioned in our paper yesterday, was directly `Y:__• t t.._a....__ car_a...a L .. .. r . : ,..... :_ . I ._ . 1 .,_ II P SOIPORT, MAY 1 : —The sentence, of_ death passed i merle the window of the Duchess de Berri's.apart• SPORTING INTELLIG YORK SPRING . . WIDNICSDAT, MAT 10 . tile seemed rear of the e4iantitation Stakes of tbgs oath; is. fr. for horses. &t. of ell eires.—Osse wile end a qoerter Powlett's Fr. h. The Vlarshal.by Comag.birs U t 4f. Duoconsbe's ch. It. /4t. Ileleach) t s old U Wt. Watt's b. P. by Cerberacoat of NllssCranfield.ll-)rs Lord Fitserllliant's b. f. I.nelods,b) Cerrantes,S-yts old to on Mt. Ilalenn t—stizr the dead heat. eves batting . The Sap:Jog Makes of bOgs each. N, ft.—last re., hied three quarters. Lord Scarborough's br. by Kettby, out of Hent ietta, Ly Sir Solomon die /41. M. Sykes's b. by Prime Minister, dam hr t:is. Peter Teasle Mr. ffirb ) 's br. Tartar, by Don Cosnek, dam by ) I amble - tonien Ur. Priran's eh. ('ork Robin, by Census. out of a Sa , :er In Rosette. .. 3 to 1 agit the winner, and 2 to 1 east Sir M. dyket's b—A good race. bweepitikcs of 3thrs each, h. P. fur three years old c‘ity, Nat. Mb.; tillirs. Rst.—Une mile and hilt , Sirl. Dynes b. e. Oatlandi, by Walton, d. he Realnabroassb Walked over The Stood Purse of :•01. for horses, thC- of on ages.--fleets. one mile and three qrs. LeScirbrongh's b. c. by Petroains-41berun. 3syrs 7st. 1 Mr. T. Sykes's b. c. Mr. Speaker, by Camillus, tot dst. 71b Mr.Wrlibt's b. c. Master Fray, by iMccadiil), 3-yrs. let 3 IS Mr. OweSsftts's gr. c. Pyritous. by Rita dir Charles. rs. old. 210. 6Ib. 6 to 4 on Mr. Speaker; •te S seethe winner.—Very esey. mirai for 90Dp. ti. ft,-oTwo-yearidds'4warcm Mr. Wilson's ally. by conolenslat. dots by tiir Peter. Sal. res. from Li'. Queensberry gr. e. Senator, by Prime Ml nister—Vetta, Sat. Mb. Produce Mateh for 200 gs. h. R. Sit. each.—eFistrosUeis Mr. Ntieheelson's h. f. Laeinda, by Hspbasstid. Eby rvr. R. Irina Lord Queewsberry's br. f. by Vtataillr dim by Trumpator. BETTING AT TATTERSAL'S, Maw li. . - DERBY. 9 to 1 and 6 to 2 eget the Duke of Draftott's e.Ploderrlo 9 to .2 mist Mr. Tooraldil's c . 6 to I eget f. As Nelitm, d. by Kill Devil II to I eget Lord Stawell's AntigsUlcan II to I apt Mr. Wilson's c. out of Tooee 16 to 1 so Mr. Vddy's e. Abjer 111 to I apt Arbutug, by d. Lliette OA KS. end 7 to 4 apt Emmeline, out of Sorcery 3 to I 'gat Rowena out of Prudence 9to 1 apt Lord Ro ws f. The Rride Le Russia londay , Was and tante lf.i;er gis.moining. ... • i.rwouvit. Mir Ht.—Arrived 40 tattiest, Ala from London, to St. Andero and Ilavatinah .-IPo .... the Tom Cod, bonnd to tribraltai-. WAveortinn, MAT S.—The Elias, Ford, of Tellem. mouth, upset this tuorninp in the river. She hod nothing on board, and is expected to be righted witheati damage. Fiassouen, 51st 9.—Arrieml the Latly Arabella packet, with .s avail from Lisbon, In nine days ; Mid the. Marchioness of Salisbury packet, with a mall trolls the Islands, last from St. Thomas's, in 31 olavr: she ap6b.: this morning-tbo Lally Carrington East Iniliantan. Also arrived the i nercratme, from London, for Vie Ostn i sailed the Ls ia, lleizell, for Petersbeirgh, Ind 13TitiM 1:1. nits, HAI!, London. rettsaionli; II AT 11.—A etiVed the ThoMse, Orme. well, from Yenisei acrd Velocity, Stanton, from taIniMIW for Gibraltar. Sailed the Voyager, illeliardwie ; Origin,. Bead, and Etzeirse, Hann, fir Hul l; and the Loyal Bri— ton transport, for .I.sept ford. Livseroot., Itav S.—Arrived the Himbler, Ruth, friwa Lisboa; Lotil Colt ngwood, Sl'Lm•hlen, from Bahia; Two Friends, Smith, and Meteor,. Glover, from Charleston; liareatiny, Wooseard, from Satannah ; &Ilona ' Hold ridge, from Sew Orlesinv; Ass, Ware, from Bail s; Ato lasts, Elting, from Rio Janeiro; Jean. Henri, U•base Irmo Havre; Britannia, Dogdale, from Oporto; salt Stapleton, Avery, from Saiannah.. i -•- ihißkEPs. tORN.4ICSA,COI. MAY Ill.—tbere have been bat few arrivals of say grain since Viedaesdey ; still the Meat trade eastlauss exceedingly May. bet what - miss were swier. were at Moeda; 's prima; souse ggestityme that day's supply, Item Essex and Suffolk. was bolt l i te at ale dome of tbls day 's market.—Barley is Is. pee q the ataltheg meads being *early ogee. se that %M I= sow very trilling.—Qats fully support 111/411eseiey* Oslo , and Ann Cora met ready sale.—la Ii ds sae PeiMireas. is ;. no ilterition. .04 44* • rro .ink tbo Otrat : pot slow Of WM.) lit e r . . 4s. ed. to Q+. 11. *Am* di Sagas?. Mottos . M. fd. to 6.111. Boosts , . ... . . . Veal . . bs. id. to 7s. 01. Calves , . 41;•% .. ... Pork . . 611.0 d. to 7s Od. Wm*, dloo a's - *:."' • • 1 Lomb . . 7s. 41d. to Os. 01. Pip . . . .4• 1 : .. . . HAT AND STRAW: t • , . . a. aa. M.,..1. fa.ol. . a. la. a. to lOl.ll. 11. 11kt. Y. to 11. Illa, OS. Hay Mvar Straw NAPAL isrri L IGENCE. DCAL, MAT 11.—Arrived. *ad sailed for the Rieersikil Lord Cochrane. ; Nestor . Theaker. frowsiest carts, Isle of Pripet. Cape, ire.; ;rid the Syria., from Dintaic, for Petershurg-L—Put back the Hyrolue, Gar rick, for India, and several more that sailed fryot hence on the 9th instant.—Carne down from the Klett the Fanny, Peterson, for St. Vincent's Riseboronth, ]!'eta lino, fur Trieste; Cerro. Dawson, for Jantaita ; Dteis• eonibe, Robinson, for Malta; and Brissett. HoWe s •Ino, Dominica. Haftwtrn, MAT 11.--Arrired the Castlereagh pocket, from Holland, and Lord Duncan packet erom Cusheraa. each with a mail. MAiIhATE, Mir 11.—The Coneord, Dentin, from Gal loway, for London, has loft an astalsor and oable.—sl skip. reported the Abbertott, from ileniral, west althorn .t i. i o'elosk in the morning, a man dressed in a Antis. 1 °taw — . II I. Me. NIB. w SI. SW, IMO. I . . . jacket and irow gt ill, and having the appearing: of a 1 On Timidity evening. ts the Cab WO ' painter, called at the house 4. f Mr. Parnel , at Wa" g enterin the is of this eity,olll Wen ' wthtb , bid told' the *etyma tntld that he ease to ea- rand and, sow .1 a s- r h, t e nts ° aw ls/v .," ma. I jwine the Loose by, order of Mr. P.. prepnillneg to ogooa, one they nriven on the "asp. at the 3 , it, being pointed. The girl, having no essidoists. ad- gat ilsosmor sweet, where, by that mater . Insitted his without hesitation. He Int ',Wyatt the intonately stopped *IT brio* carver. illeWelt. Where (as if inadvertently) to Mit MI Me. that. in "MAI rialwatas es e ll e ielmer l' t v' .A. ' and then proceeded to look at the Om* all Minh Per- d the Cettilleeeeha Btl . ndie l te ' - tik a sev . sw at da m pint tie gnat nose or the lons ; here be soddenly missed lik irdio. Nall oiled laniiand a s se rt ,. h e eee tttod, Wit hhlll sod ' tie stitratt to fetri it, which she did : lath 1041111 - s ymbol,. s o •h ie s:** wins weetwent Son& do` log to take the 111e3.01r of the within:lt and tilting a . Wai t . awl d oss oder angsght thew Sts • OW • fe4 • soles on • piece of paper with a bincitAnd peocii,lollotaannidepaeongoo;4ll" " in*. • be west away, promising to call again when the fa- hinneif frogs the nosh to ,_ 4 i . ,0 s .4 1 . 1 %... t.. • logy were risen. As soon as Mr. Pant got op,. th lalae e " wag w e " , te ki eree i e L.. to ON, tint a vroistol mmo . if ' t ell etunantiestad to bin what holtralti t bat 111 , ...... a m d m how, corner a ,of We _ • bad ordered is painter swoon. -he .baellosibst•ip Saes- se a w ho. s ewed* *sot rte woes "I rpoctod • robbery, eani, pa ontainationi It woo.sikese. es send, did on not onableid epi r Int 11419.4_ l eered that the sideboard drawn had illella4DrOde:lll4 VW. was IMPS Weft ay ni. AM 1.111 11114 41 . 11 4 Witte* Open if pine stolen. . died on Soontist.—C oteeferd •r• r 4 7. t 1 • • S Fr i• No . a 4 1% ' . 6. • 6 -4. s \ a ~. • 1 4 .~ . • A.-.. 11 .• e , "-a j ^~