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r ~ r .. S -' of it, is a asorti v e ti ;l lien" upon ell s . the anneal productias 0f... fkbpps;_., taugstrigature, ase commerce, as we as uptinsvery skill and -exertina of b * a rt 0 , 41 , 4 oe,...oimpartekvi _OOl. r?bili.yai .... .?a, Plillessiitglifffiff., the prate Gas * o the country, in I kir to t A O qrstitbes..3l)•rebliiireadhoor the it .. .4m . ;poiusurs t uskitio era*/ ars tats the whoa ...They dasawbreueter a 7 iota t t wa. ...• portiaK' i et -awe inuadnd sithe4A). is laps' .. "" 1 1 - • ) " . ' - %PP ilii6Pfl J I.i f try. • : .• ' product rre pro tab wary • • • tu, . . .stanufactsweizatining, naviption, . cOlialitiallompir,tmed!tfontigir , onsusemest '4 , - tlemla4oW cinemas 'gear Waif! i tt.roiailio .4e*trOassary _ fat dia. V Et sonorfot ape 80111seabirie irilispenniee) awn" pwilmosardaro bektibilege/S Inc; assist UM& 1 •- &vett. Is *Awe wit* law himself oily •: , ,ipabit ' . TiiiPhsie ipiltioraginfliggies; ihroditeet Ads • ' • rattipipisimp•imem. 4il • f . MIS I,np-Aseß rat la orih tol.b • + to) f... 1401.04 .*l e l f ! e ern . *i l l • I t eitkr $ 4ge. 341 E r141: „•• ..• CT. 1 C arrr s•••!;-a . Mk/191- 30141 . 11 ENV IiSAVX.IN TX X )14 C I ALLMI IIPIEIITVEI(CLYSIB. ''4• 4 Pke-osmtnts: jskti .3 (alWllolllllfrom err Pops" af Moeda, Jae.) wit .4 1141 1 4 •••• tr•t•e.= l 4 ••• e. . • 11,. epee os %boa asiesilla I am) vae tof his yoissijor, commeleit ogee. ',l*.tl , ti c _ 11 4 1 4 11 4 • 'l' Iciaed-fal rt.elA Ascialead. 7,f e `z - v-, a my . Onems,anita, thou, as before, mom pieces of • vt,lpilabosie 141-tilyist, dresses, which were soon 1 .• • ...thumpirdAlf si NUtut wire being .noken by them not to •Wfltittee arlirte, 40 1 Atte article at I time, mud re.. '• t*ntog.to their minors, which were et.% little 'hoe tonielrom one boat, rater. she porches* of each of • th b ir coiruiradjairm? all their :little stock was : • copeirlerial . it desirable to keep up • .• owing tb;iis.tho ideas of fair and hount exchongc, • tallith they alimidy seemed to posse's is so sod'. I nary degree s 4, not permit them to receive •. soy Nog as proemial till all their conamadities bad ' • Iwo regulerlyhought. While we were wailing to obtain the :ma's meridian altitude, they p o i ev ed themselves in the ,rust good-natured and cheerful slangier with.* boat's crew; and Lieutenant Noppner, who, w4ll Mr. Beverley. had joined .its ip the Griper's Ipit, look this opportunity of making a drawing of,the youtig . man. It required, Iminever. minenshow Pt- authonty, as well as sore 'masionsl eery*. ktep bias quietly seined en the rock a. ; time. sulficierst for this poi tlgsrt; tior7ismilbstion they have to , jeep . oboist, after Much plpimid.siuderieg . it. it ,pmalty of ao coding nature Yoe - Ihtat.lOsitatill_for :100 au bow. together. To their ' their:Sheireft!irta'l, o : do no Pilot little service was in...their. sopncr,. he afterward* ems pipped kiloton' ilt - Ahrarpeoing the seamen's knivee. ybicb he..diti :with great expertness on any not "moth staire s 4 e tttrMng each as soon as finished, to stp popsy owners` then nialtiug aegis'. for another, which he sheepcote end returned to the same way, wittsout any attempts, au4 apparently without the smallest dente to &tato. The old man was ex tremely inquisitive, and directed his attention to those thing. which Appeared useful, rather than to tlsose which were inertly emoeing. AD instance of this occurred on my ordeitpg tin eanuisier of pre• reed meat to be opened for Ihp - bailie paw's diaper. The old trastiris, sitting on thesock.atteutively watching the egseretion, which_wm pgrfarmed with au ate struck by, it-pullet. ~When ore of the men come up to pi with &looking-glass, I held it up to each of the EquiiintuAr s .whs • had also seen one on the preceding evening. sad llien gave it into each pf their hands soporsiitely. The younger our was quite in raptures, pod literally jumped for joy for -pearly a quarter of au hour; but the old man hav ing had one evade et his owe queer face, imme diately resumed his former gravity, and returning me. the glass, directed his whole attention to the opening of the canuister ; and when this was effect vd, begged very hard for the mallet which had per formed so useful au office, without expressing the Riot wish to partake of the meat, even when he saw sto eating it with good appetites. Being prevailed au. however, to taste little of it with some biscuit, they did not seem at all to relish it, but est a small quantity from au evident desire not to offend us, and then deposited the req safely.in their canoes. They could not be .perstiaded to taste any rum, after once smelfieg it, even when much diluted `with water. Ido not know whether it be a circuut -stance worthy of notice, that when a kaleidoscope or telescope *se given' them to look into, they im- mediately shut lite one eye, and one of them used the right, end the other the left eye. • • " In getting out of their canoes, as well as into them, greit care at rkottired to preserve the balance itif these frail and unsteady coracles, and in this they generally assist eilrother. As we were leav ing the island. and they were about to follow us, we lay on our `Oars to observe how they would maasge this, and it wee gratifying to see that the yosag moo bleached the cootie of his aged cern penion, and having artfully iteitaieil it almitside the rock, till he lied palely embarked, carried Isis own down, and contrived, though with some diffi culty, to get into it without assistance. They seem to take especial care io launching their canoes, not rub them against the rocks, by placing one end gently in the water, and holding the other up high, till it can he deposited without risk of injury. As soon its we commenced rowing, the Emu's also: began to vociferate their newly-acquired • expression of • Htirra, give way !' which they coo. tinned at intervals, accompinied by the Most good. immoared meriitheilt, as we ere:Brd over to the main land. There being now a bine sea, Med . unmet' by a weather fide, we fonlid that our boats could easily beat their canoes in rowing, notwith stituding their utmost •endeivoere to keep up with it. • • •• • " The two Esquimaux • whi6 we were now sir - _JX ients , - - going to visit, Were situated just within r low point of 10- forming the ess4rniide of the entrance to some . . . _ a considerable branch dr inlet, extending . tame to the northward. TIMI situation is warm and pleasant, having a south-westerly aspect. and being in every reapoct well 'clawed fur the erosive ' nient residence pith people. We landed opposite the poitt4: , „msd'gralked over to the hots, neudascour bOosist.paisied by. the two canoes,. ettelnd the poioAllo • tow!. '4l! Soon' as we ; came in sight of' the. tilifti twirl living animal there, men, wotheus ehittli,i:4l l l l *et* iu =Que . !), the t , • .3 4- !• to •4 , I LO 1140 W oallaZati.Co V4Snos. 'err .' 1. latter to the top or the hills out of oar way. and the rest to tweet us wisat . tail comfi li est( aest. lug : the word pined. {, easy the nap articulate soeoAile..4 amidst the portal uproar. Beeides•the four mew whom we whit7libbet Owego!. 1 . , • . • .. .. , ~ .r, 1411 * • trlllf WlreA thAA . .,, s t t? sf s o ps,. _of Au. tip, 111 6101 4 MIPOPPlead teAi.maistedete thisibm' of-tbr ray yaw hod Wilma u orietts ' sPir g s„ s ro.. *err t fieliv , iis vet+ - low Elp •t ise . . li r a t rfatio to efir nelf, 4 11 1 E: fr. . own awaieg.i.6.l.o,:are, ilithth.yesseraf age.: beaks toristhsess is.,Nois k sisa irgiberioshisal their itothessi.boolsit aid dorwskular; . . with rot sit - %ilea. ,d 3 hid 1 4;4 bli%Stlif le e 4 .rt Ities, netsilei.,,4l4 - "447194 l ieteP!Pnd- Orkl !KO! -. ggcr~le to theui. a totiturtisival. until •we left thensi ei - usettil '!" Pie* It •• Arm won't lhad notbOttlell-to giwe, et, frailties were plielteu 'tidy itbriettipale witty us, and Fiflittis# fritaftitiOtiLe tjlinp Wherever we gent; g me t weig", extrease y unities to obtain our buttons, oppareatk, niore-osi accoent of the °raiment of the crown and irrichor which they observed upon ttitne, time. flew silty vithie they set alpOn 'their 'use; and semi) Of Itligse were cut pff our juckets., to . o kioh.za. • • fancy. Whaii, 1 Sic euiloaronrid to. bargain; few. a tandge w ittlie- persons. I addressed tine sow distinctly to understand by signs. - that it wee not `tlglit prnperti, '80" piddled towards' the . Women ' who' onqed .it ; ihoogh my ignorance. in. Ails rclinct *ll4l a good opportunity of dr fkaaelitig me had they been so inelined.' , by leiteit-. ing en equivalent for that which did not• bedews to them; on the owner's coming forwird'Yht heel gain Was quickly concluded. The pikes. Which, 'lave in e*ithaogo underwent the usual ceremony of licking, and the sledge was carried to our boat with the most perfect understanding on both' lode °. I t o another iestance an sae wits offered - blw 'some of thO' OR) er's gentlemen; as the price of a to, which the woman who owned the animal,consetited to shew that we pieced hill confidesice in them, the are was given. to her before the dog wee caught; and she namediateiy• went liway With a Mild •of hither; of harness of thongs, 'which, thSt.tise fog this purpose, and honestly brought one of the finest among them ; though nothing would •beve been easier than to have evaded the performance." bee crutruct I" Immo I . - y r • ~.stn.'s !"•,• us 4 ma- • • • ut ou t vr , - *win opirtrevsmatigOestilige ft • .rt.. • haw.. SD, 7.7 F .iffs i;seur • 'kW 1. !;.: fallieslrdlir ref Gehtle, Mitre ilalgiberiosaer, of -.fella retied (ruse Waterford' ow :2 111 t hilli userts• of wheat, ter Liverpool, bee ii4illakowllese beabdref, sad great fears are creel/liar far' keiro Ural the 71k she kept is eseripaey with llr4Velilispfas, of Whitebait's, and they spoke use arra' of IFlWitsdrol p. 114. ow stud day. At ibis sire Mof e lowering • reeds sisal Me **crag of Ike wines gave rider isidieerwe if as appreelder torpeohneerseelt se, that bells veseolasieur direly furled-is she last weef Ibeir prtripaleailm, and, as tbe wly arra ef• safety, Weed far. Su the aerthwerd. Oar readers caner yet have forgotten the night of the 7th Nay; sad it is almost seedless to add, that the stone whisk proved r fearful ea •Irod was felt is stilt rare Idereeder as the epee ocean. After Moir every Wog os drab together with bee beat, sad eastern ether damage, elms bra serbed• Liverpool as So following .-dry; sad the weenier, is describing or of the west terrible pare be had ever commute/eft,. append she it for led _ growl. dui tin General chata Nue_ to am bottom. Still, however; Ibsen I t‘ltdm •OM e'lreunistanee of a mutilated boat sod several Mass of butter haring bens east ashore at Formby (the latter bearing the some brand-mark as thou, shipped on hoard the Genova Calcite), the owners have mow made up their oiled* as to the fate of their Vessel. The erew caudated of a master and four men, slot one of whom, it is believed, has survived to tell the ovourofel tale. The master, William Ralph, Mare on excellent character, sod was one f the best.looking men and ablest seamen belonging to this river. Before sail. leg to Waterford the Amend 0•1161 hod toothed at Glos. gow, where the master took on board his wire, who bad never bees at ma before, and who, we regret to say, together with as infant at the breast, meat have shared the fate of her unfortutrate husbead.--(Eaftebergis Star.) IfFIEDBRIER APPREHENDED. • =here - 34 shy of last Jenny, is man et the same of Byrne, of Usk, I. the suety Widen, ton Calyces 'ewe, Ireland, was lehemselp -tesiodend bp s enseiter of persons. The nose sailigseff.fee this shoebeg net is, that the deceased " famed to she the illiblisameols Yolk or in is this illegal nesseistipe."--4 Coreseer's limoset not held so the view of the bodyv before Jobe Parr, En. Ca t eoner fur she commies ef Kilauea sod Wicklow, inn •ta moan a IffiffetMerrder was festeffogainst orient ffINNIM The Core tter iesetel hie warreothe *be several apposition's of each 03 the parties, but heals/ore they eluded lbs' vigilance of the high sod petty soestehiles of tie comely of Kildare, sad inn the pelts, of Debits. • . ihnomer, eta Thenity lent Mr. George Dune, keeper of •Slimainisnea .Prissio, lining the Grower's warrant in his Lmirbathed.'" propel authority, weal about two o'clock afeermase awe to College-aireet, sad haring ati acce nts .inseription •of ewe of the murderers, of the manse of Christopher , Mosetara, seised tun by the collar at the coach . eland, pet him mod • large bundle he was carrying him a carriage, and drove off so Kilmainheia Gaol, where he was • immediately ideatilled. Os befog taker, lie said his name was Christopher Flood, sod that be was on his Ws, to em bark fur England, in the Liverpool packet. On Friday. en der Mr. Parr's warrant, he was travonitted to Naas Gaol, thereto wait until ant Assizes tai abide his trial. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. _ PORTSMOVIII, JUNI 4. „.,Agjeed the .Lord St. Helen's, Pritrerson, Iraq Fume ; and Illosissa, Taylor, from Zante. IrrotO s taill Ike Cuorirr Deitch twig of war for tiso Time!. PLYMOUTH, Jung 3. Areledrillikisme, Arm, from Longwood; • transport fpem Cork with troops (Bth veterans), to be disbanded; bud ,''*enter, Dupre, from Celle, iir 4? days. • Sailed the Indian, Spitler, for Londol; and Eagle, Pratt, "ass Miratuichi. DEAL, :Ong 4. ealle down from the River last sight and sailed the Wit hetsnia, Reid, fur the Cape of Good Hope; Maria, Cowie, for hliraoliehi; sad Mary, Donaldson, fur Llsbon. The Lois lslkeley, Erirkarm. from Rourdesue to New Orleans, sunk lBth March off Jamaica, iu conammesce of starling n plash. The Batumi, Chrisroves s from Charleston for Havre, put Into St. Bartholomew's Stet Blareb, in distress ; part of her came damaged, mid would be obliged so discharge and repair. The Sper station, 11I'Laree, from Loodomlerrp to liallisa, Ant44teil et fen fapipit/ lOokraew,#oirped. . «lug mg saw ..•111 lilt TURF. .ISWAcviabirolVlvtl 11%1 ASCOT MEATILMACES. Ins Mass& Matiliatif SOO ifitt4 it declared to Mr. DreatheftmOis'idlii.dassios et • SMuirdsy *le otiose. l'es ad« and s aaawi•isa lime *ar m • smaypalti tn.," Verk's Estbse 6 7 Mrlaseases Las. 4 7 •Mr: Amoses Mader J.WalbleaVaids• 4 7 7 Hew, • %CO 9 4.4 Y. lip spoodsp e p r , . • '6 V; kxltyir Jratiligliiia sit g : ea e -' • air:eheemesiesseed.) • •-• •• • s - se. Parrett. N 2/ 4 1 4 ph.. 4(sJ lir. MiNetTrstm / 3 " 3. 3 rE Mr. Wallow's Oisses..M $ ilirMsvess barb is 'per 111 r. Thsedin Mr. ' Clan Alby. 96 I Low. 4 IVES 114 Nawririb moo I Mei •41/1- • Eland ... A Sill •43 S. ~ ;Love ni r) oAlsr a ....4111m....• 47 la saiNtrolta .+4ll AMEMIEPAILT SECOND WIMP= 4111MEMMEP:..11 moimA 'lll.O SA I 9I *if ie Lis, Sit. 16selbree yrs sal. I. "•••• 1* ;.•;11,i " sd Omar Aoi 0 ,1014 toff. m 7.4110 wroenoev. sane S. .14•11.: The cm. atlgie•f tercel:rem* ef alert, tbe list of sal • "Barter of 1141 be Course t arm jr !Mgt 8.1.; Mk lire,Set. *tad lib; •11 14 4 blb. - .• SIT NW • • the dolt CAPTvaIaY 51141, • 4111111;_ by so b. scribers of 16gs. es4s:. adth 10gs. ad4e4 hNibe Karr Food : foe ibese.year e)44, list. 41b.; for, Ist.; Me, est. 191 b.; ate, (Pik; Ito ow, Oat. llb.; mane and geldings. allowed 31b. two milei the winger of a plate or sweep- . stakes in 1821, to carry 31b. of two, Mb. and of three, 71b. emirs : the winner to be - sold, W ordeal, Fey 4 510 r• H. H. H. the Doke of York names VeS•implett i l yr ,* jr . olll names - Mr. Northey mes b. s i by Hapbassitleilnemi A. O 4 yrs old -...iqr.skrurtstr% too' • Mr. Denison names Shreekboro, 5 yrs o f b r lr Mr. F. Ladbrukenanses Elvis's, 4 yrs old " ' Mr. Aislabie names b. f. Cotillion, by Ilephilie k 4ll slaago's dam, 4 yrs old - Sir M. Lippincott names Mr. iliggs'apesemitAt• t..;: Mr. K. Milne@ names Mooseaker, Ono .14 *. 4v /rem 11r. Fishy names Lounger i 4 yea • 1 .... Mr 0.-Heutheote names Co!. * Duke of Rutland's Emmeline, 4 yrs old „II • Mr. Bamon's Liss, 4 yes old . . end Mr. Fraser's Clan Albya, 4 yrs old 4; lu 1 141-r.l Mr. Thornhill's Mr. Low, 4 yrs old ~ 4 ,76_ Mr. Farrell AMIN Victoria, spa J -„. t Mr. itiug's br. g. Tybalt; 4 yes old. I T . 7 . .-- 4... The Woodeot Stakes of 30es. each, b. ft. 10/04 rowresni4 Bst. 6lb and fillies. Sit. 31b. The lest half mite. Dyke of Rutland's b. c. by Smolensk°, dariroplf „Qa . Lord Warwick's e. by Juniper, out of Mr. Pearce's b. t. by Plarat , mr, out of F. Mr. Forth's b. f t Irilaymove, oat of Pryellirw • . ...—t• TMVUDLY. :••• Rer • • _____ _ . First yolviipt NUMMI et tba Booby illitas oilMigin lidi b. ft. tor I bras pith/ colt., b.. 71b. aulAlligis. lit. Sib. IME ., Tbe last mile and Ivilf; the owner of horse to receive 10egs. out of the stokes (14 So . Lora Derby names Mr. Wilson's e. by out of Co mli p Doke of Rutland'. eh. f. by Waxy; out of Permylimuspet Lord G. H. Caveadish's eh.e. by Rubes% out of Louisa Lord G. H. Cavendish names Mr. Audrew's b. c. by Wel ' too, 'oat of Castilla Illb J.Mbettey's e. by Walt Orville, out of Cressidia Sir .I.llbeney names Mr. T.wtllis RaMbilrlia Lody.ier Lord Foley 's Emma; sister tioarilorpeaig t : • Lord Foley's c. by Wilson, out of Syron* Mr. Yansittart names els. c. Naimoli, by Osiris, out of Elizabeth, by Waxy • Mr. Wawa's e. Pbidias, by Pericles, out of Petrouilla Lora Darner's. sautes e. Cuyp, by Hapbazard; Ma lig Laidseape Gam Groomer 's Asterisk* by ditto, oat of Bellaria Mr. Larnbtou's b. e. Malcolm, by Meelseth, oat of Nevis Lord Jersey's e. Richard, by Orville, out of Mira Sopbia Duke of Groftoo's b e. TOWN, by Rubes, out of Pope Joao Duke of Grahoo's br.e. Ragirsald, by liapbasual, out of Prudence Duke of Graftors's ch. c. Polygar, by WaltotaygOzOleorasol Mr. Rush's b. c. by Waxy, out of Runglail ri, ~1 s - -I Mr. Rush's br. c. by Waxy, out of Chiefs Mr. Godelard's brother to Bobs hl i tact: .3 1.1... Mr. Goddard's e. by Send, out of Histosis ' Mr. Toraer names Mr. G. Crumples's b. e. by Prime Minis. ter, dam by Hambleionian, oat of Jacky-my-Lad% slam Lord Rosornore's ch. e. by Sir Walter, out of Josephine Mr. Calley's e. The Heiman, by Hedley, out of Miss Plata' Mr. Fraser's e. Fitz-Healey, by Healey, oat of Hernia Mr. Fox Names Mr. Balboa:* e. &toleration, by Sorcerer, out of Cecilia IA Egremout's gr. c. by Y. Goblins's, out of a Selina mare, bought of IA Jersey IA Egremont's gr. e. by Y. Gehenna, out of Scotia. Ld Emensout's b. e. by Octavio's, out of Truth's darn 14 fluillela's eb. e. Friar Ramo, by Maley, out of sister to Petworth Mr. Wihoo's e. by Whitelock, oat of Fitz Orville'. dam Mr. Yborobill's e. by Hebei's, out of Belvoiriva Mr. Tborohill's e. by Walton, oat of Csaidia Mr. Thrombin nooses bristlier to C• 111•1112 I Sir W. Wynn's eb. c. Baroiset, by Cbampion (sos of Salm) out of Cambrian lass Lord Grosveoor's b. e. Caprice, by Thunderbolt, out of Meteors Lord Grosveoor's br. c. by Thunderbolt, out of Mop Mr. Bstson's e. by Medley, out of Jesse Mr. Regers'a ch. e. North Wester, by Haphazard, out of Charm Mr. Bogen mantes Mr. R. Milnes's Jock the Laird's Bro ther, by Viseoust, out of Britian', Mr. Rogers names Mr. Smith's c. by Sorcerer, out of an Arabia. mare Mr. Rogers name, gr._e. Gustavus, by Election, out of sister to Viscount Lord Exeier's e. by Soothsayer, out of sister to Chippeoham Lord Exeter NUM c. by Y. Sorcerer, bought at M r. Jacob Wardell's sale His Keyal Highness the Duke of York's b. e. Erimeet, by Blocher, out of bombers darn His Royal Highness the Duke of York's b. c. by Aladdie, dam by Canopus, brill by Mr. Austin His Royal Highness the Duke of York's c. by Walton, bought of Butler Mr. Buriverie Dowse. Tressiliaa, by Orville, sot of Morel Mr. Paytie's brother to Criepi• Mr. Payee's c. by %Ad, dam by Sento, out of Pipylina Mr. S. Du licumbe's b. e. by &polestar°, out of Hirwell Lass Mr. Cruckford's b. e. by Senor, out of Palma Mr. Cruckford's b. e. by Haphazard, darn by Paynator Mr. Nook's gr. c. Gustavus, by Election out of a sister to Viscount The Durdain's Stakes of lOgs. each, with SOgs. added from the Racing Food ; one mile; Beret yr olds, 7•1.; fuer, gat. 1016. ; bre, 90.41 h.; six mid sired, fist. blb.; mares and geldings allowed 31b.; horses that base won ogee in 1821 to carry 31b. extra • if twice, bib. and three times 71b. The rimier to be sold for 150g5., if densauded, dec. A Sweepstakes, for maiden buries only, of lOgs. eacli, with 20gs. added from the Racing Food ; oat mile; three yr olds, lit.; four, Sat. 10Ib.; live 9st. !lb.; six and aged, test. bib.; mares sad geldings a llowed 31b. The winner to be sold for 140 gs. 111.1DIIT. First year of a reseal of the Oats Stabs of blip. each, h. ft. foe three yr old Allies, Sat. 41b. Legge sad Ralf; the owser of she second filly to reeding eel of the stakes (13 Subscriber.). /I. • Lord • Derby sows Sir. G. Geo,NMI bit irmi sister to Trooper _ DO. gittlastb *fig Wasbeet MilliOnett , •• -- • . Lord G. H.Cavosolisies b. f. by Midlasessepe out of Rams& Fill • Polos Ilesdlo s lobtarlilalijiiler` 1. • r. Vossitisri names W. iwillIONS. f. Amy, by Briglia. &for. gin by Trani'. rgiiir • - Mt. Mama Names Diboll 4 Tea triad), by Tao— elle, est of fledge. i : ' ' i ''''' ' ; rot Lon 'Doolisigne •sasees horfailisseola, by Wofoloilile Robno. on of Gosildfar4 MM. .. General Ofroubfbes r. by Illsoodale, dam by Pilot. • 1 -. . lA:annses I,A Sollield's b. r. by Holey, out of Aleiliga • J. of 's b. f. Zeal, by Partisso, out of Zaida ie . . is I. f. Tipsy, by Election out of Mirth • names Mr. Usisey's f. Ibis, by Truce, oat of MIMISF.I , Gra ft on nano Mr. R. Mans 's f. My Lady, by I out of Carlin's dam o )11r. Resit's hr. f. by Waxy, omit of Oliveira Mr. Rush's b. f. by Haphazard, oat of Reserve "' I 'Mr. Goddard names klay ifapitasard, out of Pea blear -Mr. Lembloa's• eh. f. Migoonetts, by Macbeth, .0 4' fli• • lean's. An • • • OR% Mr. Turner's br. f. by Walton, out of Fairing Lord Rooes eh. f. Sicced., by Quiz, out of Persepolis lartflussmee's br: I. by Sir Wider;, out of Orion •ieslr lard Rnarserreobrf. by Eleetimmosst of Pessise •-• Am lagreßallisfs f. Marini, by Mongolian,: ono( lisrbalm: , r • lMsv PlearbbL f. Lady Peter, by failisiaft4se by arilleger, 'beside if Mr. Wilson Lein Suffield's els. I. by Maley, oat ore enter to Lilds i 1.41 Egremoot's b. f. * Whalebone, sat if illiargarein 'IA Egrenaont's b. f. Octavio', oat of Catherine •Mr.Thorobill's Spriuge, sister to Steeltrap Mr. Final N. els. f. sister to idlt Boy - a Ld Grammer% 11. f: by'Thanderbolt, oul of Opal ' q • • Ld GrondosYs la C. Bittern, by Thunderbolt, oat tifelever Mr. Rogers's el. f. by Iponie., out of Selim'. dam • • •"- '' Mr:Payne', it *Camp* oat of Zoraida Mr. Parses f by Crispin out of Bizarre Hie Royal Higanos in Mks of Ton's f. by Aladdleorst of it 'sister to Forint. li.fi. fl?. lise D. of Ifisn's L by Aladdin, out of dowdiest, 11l 1 Eagle w . 111. R. H. the D. of York's f. by Healey, out of Aladdin's dam • Mr. J. Palmer's eh. f by Truffle, dam by Drain, out of - Fidgets dam • illr. J. Ressn's b. f. this, by Bested, dam by I:Oriesd W.S. Dasseorabo's dark Ist. f. by SfA9 RDAs% dam 1,41410 e :' Lord Backisighamshirel . Arabia.' : Mr. Morgan names Mr. C. Day's gr. f. by Grimaldi, anti" 'sire dim of Tinian Mr. Crockford's ch. f. by Slim, out of sister to Ruben , • inner • 4r,, Crockford's b. f. by Robes., oat of Cbryseis Ur. Williams's gr. f. by Sir Harry Dinssdale, out of Carilrap .Epsom Plate of 501. Sir burin of all ages; no nil. ts; Hoer-year olds, • est. 71b.; four, 84. Sib.; live, ' Sat. 1111 b.; six and aged, 9st. ; horses that have woo dein .:.- is 1051 to carry bib.; if twice, tolb. • sod if three toots,' • lib nisi : the wiener to be sold for 300 gs. If demon ,rd, S e. Mr. Thenald's Met•o'-tbe.Mint., Sat. 7lb. avant Mr. ' Farman Mangelwurzel, list. Two mile heats. '100(s. h. ft. Tim Halley Stake, did not 111, but will probably be re (*milli SATURDAY. Ale.'„Bnevrrie's e.Treosiliss, by Orville, oat of Morel, apt . Mir: R. 1111nes's My Lady, sister to The Duke, SA. Vb. tn. , Derbi Conn: 'loogs. b. ft. • MARKETS. 4 . . , t o ; •,•i• • [WON the • Emden . Aferestofile Price Cwrousek4 Maim Jima 5, 1811.3 WEST INDIA AND - SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. - B. P. IlMag.—The - supply of good mew Sum. he the market has been limited, and is con•eqoeacu this description . has been readily bought qp at fall prises; brows sitalities are dull of sale at the lotion num. , FolltlGat 200Ais..—Some basis's* has bees dorm Fmk videly . io Brasil Sugar st a small reduction in the prices of good and bee white; a public sale of 23i barrels was brought forward uu Friday, coosistiorg of yellow and low white Rio% of soft quality 255. to 38a. per cut. la Ha vaanah there bas been scarcely any ibis' dour. The stack . of B.P. Seger is sow 2,272 casks Imps than at this time last year; present prices 4s. per cwt. lower, pet GAHM average. Cogent—There has he.. some fluetnotion in the de mised since our last, but the priers have not materially altered ; on Wednesday the sales west off rather heavily, but oa Thursday and Friday there was more spirit, sod p. ices were full as high as oa Tuesday last for Jamaica, aid rather higher fur Dutch of good quality, and generally this de. scription has sold well, while the ordinary qualities haw gone of heavily; the greater part of the British Plantalios was sold, but out the Foreign. St. Domingo was taken to at 118 s. per cat. 115 s. being the highest poise offered; Porto Rico of very low quality, partly sold at 1195. 841. to 121 s. fld.,• Brasil Ills. per ewe. On Friday about 900 bap Cheribon were sold at the East Italia House at 118 s. per cat. being the same price as was paid at the preceding public sale. Ruse.—lu Ram the transactions continue to be es. timely limited, and prices are about Id. per gallosi lower. PINLYITO has been in fair demand, the parcels !Nought to auction have been chiefly sold at Pd. to 81d. per lb. DTEWOODI are without alteration. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Jums 2, 1821. The COTTON market continue, very dull, sad we bare to Mice a further decline of J. oa the better and Id. on lower descriptions generally. The sales are 6,600 bags, and consist of 2,400 Bowed. at Bad. a Ild.; 930 Orleans at 91d. a 1214., a few very prime st I4d. and 600 by auction, ordinary to middling at 9d. a 10tJ., fair to good fair 101.1. • 11}d.; 35 Ten oessees at Sid. SO Mobile at 1411 d • 101.1, 400 Sea Islands at 144. a lid.. and a few al 2s. Old. 60 Stained at 11211. • 11iii ; 450 Per. rams at 111 d. a 131.1. 470 Babies at 111.1. a 12,14. ; 200 Maranhamrst 12d. a 121 d., 20 Mina Novas at 1114. 560 Mina G at 914. a 10:d 100 Dem t Iljd.a 122.1. 50 Cobas at 9.1. 160 Laguiras at 81d. 70 Surat, at 71d. a 814. 70 Bengal. at Old. a nd. per lb. The import is 2,069 bags, viz. 1 967 bags Brasil, 101 bags Portugal. 1,000 kiwis. of B. P. Sugar have beer offered thin week in the market, and have gone off without material alteration is price. East India are still dull, and only a few bags of hoe white Bengal have bees taken by the greeers at 735. 641. s 745. We methane to have an inquiry for good and strong foreign Sugars, but at priers which the holders generally are ant willing to take: of 900 bones Havassah and 200 chests Brazil offered at auction 500 of the fa/Prier sold at 465. 9d. for ordinary and 525. • 545. fur good white, and of the lat ter only 30 Bahiaa were sold at 345. 941. a 375. for ordinary but very steam white; a few cheats of strong yellow Rio lakes ill at 16s. 6d. have been since sold at this price; the remainder, consisting of Bahia and strong white Rio, were withdrawn at higher pricer this the buyers were dis posed to give. -The public sales of Coffee brought forward this week, arsountiog to 250 casks and 3,000 bags, awaited of Dem. rare, St. Lucia, H h, Porto Rico, sod Sams. mug, of which only 70 casks and 800 bags (chiefly Dutch) were sold at steady prices, say 108 s. a 115 s. 6J. for triage, 120 s. good to Ilse ordinary, 1230. 0.1. a 125.. middling,l26s. • Ills. 94. good middling, sod 1295. • ISUs. fire middling; a few casks Porta Rico sold at 108 s. fur ordinary, 112 s. • 114a.fur flue ordinary : the whole of the Havausah was with drawn, and the Samarium, which was of ordinary quality, was taken in for want of buyers at 1104.-1 n Cocoa, Pimento, and Ginger, nothing doing.-There is more inquiry for Caro lina Rice, sad 230 casks of good new ban beer takes at 15s. dd. a IS.. chiefly at the former rate. Rum is dull, and small parcels of Jamaica of old imports have been bought at Is. 9d. a Is. 10d. for 16 0.P.;--do Dye woods nothing duiog.-There have bees considerable sales is Ashes at some improvement is prices, and Montreal Pots have brought 33.. a 345. for sound, asdSla. • Si.. 6d. foe Montreal Pearls have bees takes ou specutitios at 40a. id. • 41s. sad 'small parcels bring 425.-The Hides sold this week have bee, of inferior quality nod wormed, emulating of Butts at Old.* 714. per lb , and Humid 49.74. The Tobacco market this week has bees more lively tins fee gene time past; 100 bhds. fair to good ordisary Bea ,Apehy Leaf have bees lakes us ppeealataa ter lid. a 144. per . ....! • , P.M ~.. & [1 r'~ ~- _ ...I. T .., ... - pound, and 130 MAL wirisidlia /wanly, fur espial, at *I. per pose. f i rtiorifias lik . her 4 f l aw the Irish morlaill. :: . . ' • ':` ' ?": . 1. tem -.- At dm Derkl99dirliim .0, orllmple, mOil .. of lei • /chid; irimpiCiiiiesdAnis la reqeietislAn liste auk, :a '.„,jeubusisi, mid Oita POl4 free!; Is or ld. per boatel. American Sirect.Plode i.opriren far, *et prices remain ste.; Ipgrig,areAnympfjipor Flour, in. .baud, at 13s: to 13..• i4 pir-Ftelq• Rut 4w - width at these rate!. ~ Per Qtteitiinns Illtri Arlie tai" bete' want IMPilty; tie aales are • lot of di essks fete Kee Toth at /Ss. and emboli* pareel.of lee Pleilsdelphismloll. per r.ii. . . • i Fir 1161•111 a *ere . liee SAW Kum impiiry ; ;004 oioar brisigelTkles. to 191 peekliffilloire WO sous tafetior,, 0f..., fermi lay sodium ou lilitat•y„ Nal. withdraws Oil was. air - whi m . • • - . ..2" .N 7 ...rows.) -retA) tank - .--) i• - - • ..... bi g. A L„ -• • • .:3 sr ammo siaB) i s . 1 .. 1 ! 'Fes* Otis are trillang iilleibllalt. `f " 4141 Let"'"C Renown Svcs has bens in insprovedlessand, sad rati i • iliihres.ve aciviiiireei 20.• pie; letfriClO, Powder, il4 1 itapasio Inert Use see 441 - feilfbeit tor, hue'. ptieta'areenaltivid: Today Abe prdwa sit, tag parrs are not lower •e''" 4 'll`‘.4. nil , • • Corroe.-71.errhillaI 4 4 . 1 4 1 iff *A bar Imo, . • imlLDeinpsl is rattier -II h w redaction can bitogreerially made from ' r Fmr *totally**, they scent be readily obtained, except fur Stint of low qaahty ethieh is rather scarce. The sales of the week are, dully paid, 49 • begs Sea Island, middling 1514. Rood to fine 19,1.3. .eft up! 'land ' good fair lid.; •NO Pernambuco, middling Ittil;• I i fair 13d.; 39 Demerara and •Berbire middling Mad ; 40 Camaro.l sad Grenada, fair to goad fair 'Old. to - ltd. IC:itp.• es Smyrna, fair to shod fair Sd. to Sid.; On 4200 liana urilinoryid. to Rid. middling to good fair .to 7141.; INIO Ileogsti, ordinary to iniddlom 5141_ to it fair to good fair bid. to fld„: total 1,320 bags. The korona are 26 hags Bain., 68 Grtuada,l,oooßrogadir,, and 91181•dras : sonsi 11,113 bags. Tie TAMER market has bora rather dull. —.-• - Plultlrripl,7llseselay, Jams 5, Four o'Clork. illionn.awillime was afore throuswel for hlumovades to-dhy, awl Mali pekes were paid fur xuuil quality. A public sale apt eattmiah, neatly all white, went off steadily at oat lass %nightie& alloikos,The market was very flit to day, *Were 11 1 41,wka, euesistiag almost *bully of /amities, writ of nownny, ens at rather lower priers for ordinary unclean ' qualities; the best sorts sold at the previous rates. The prices of tk. Domingo and other Foreign descriptions are entirely morainal, no businees whatever having been done *mein to-day. Tan.—At the Company's sale %hes sold at mach the same prices as the last sale, and low Congo about Id. per • PRICE OF CANDLES, . aR ,• •. , /dine ►aal. Chsedlers Flan. • -*MAK 03•40.4 e, dozen, 10e od—m w ilds, li g •N. • ed. Mme allowed for ready mosey. PRICE QF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Boa 5tuek.,.4.r . 1i191 I India 5tcck..2331.2361 3 per Cent. Re:4: 7kii 236 3 per Ct. Como. 76 76Agg I Ea. spa" !As. 31 per Cent 8$ I I pr. 4 per Cent, .... 94±1t4 I 1.04b-ry Tickets 161. 19.. Book - L. Ann... 19 1-16 I Core. for Ace.. 761 77f 19 3-16 I 77iiii ludts 805id5..44 46 pr. I • COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Tuzaisil•, Jr(rs $. Amsterdam, C.F. 12 10 Leghorn ... ..... 47 Ditto at Sight... le 13 Genoa.... Rolterdam....... 11 17 Venice-4W. Liv-.. 27 410 Antwerp ....... 12 II Malta Nasistrik'..-.. 38 9 Naples .... 40 Alto,. .. . 38 10 Palermo, per 05.... 116 Parisi day'a date 25 80 Lisbon ..... ' .. 4$ Ditto 26 15 Oporto .. . 491 Buordeaox...... 26 15 Rio Janeir0........ .9,; Frankfort on the !labia Mai0e.....-• • 15, Dublin .. Peteraborgir, p. rbl. 9 3 Vs. Cork .. Verona Ea.2m.110: 10 21 BUttirest. Trieste Madrid Cadiz .. Eilbua 3si New Doubloons... 3 • 0 Screams& 35 I New Dollars .0 0 0 Seville Gibraltar BIRTH. On Sunday, the SA of June, in Braton.street, Lady Au- Rosie Milbank, the Lady of Mack :diWeak, Esq. M.P.LI a daughter. MARRIAGE. Al' Bothwell Castle, on Toesday, the 29111 May, Off the Rey. W. Bootlegs., Ro bert Douala., E.q. of fpAraditteniiey, Cantata is the 7th hussars to the Hon. Mary Stelae], Doug las, youngest (laughter of Lord Dangles. DEATH. . I+ At Genoa, en the 23d May, the Count de Coreitlen, French Ex-Minister of Finance, aged 65. NIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON Morning 20 after O. Evening 4t after 0. " Dooms et places' uxor."— foe Thy house sod pleasing wife. SOCRATES, br his Discouree on Matting., so enraptured his auditors with the subject, that the mar tied non dew to their wives, sod the bachelors Imagined to be wedded, sail the "Spectator" has affirmed, that the word "wife" Is the most agreeable and delightful same IN nature. The sowed isititinition, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment, teeming not ouly with hap pined on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonise with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to mitring Moo this hallowed obligati**, it becomes an imperative don. net only to regulate the pasoimis, bet to Omni the grosser mature from those impurities which the freedom of us reetrieted pleseure _piney bare entailed oat it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless imitation, which, while they excite the conisto - of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will 'feminist the body—.residence in the tropics will relax the elassichbro— but MOM especially does the premature ishileatiou of youth too frequently compromise the aatiosal-aln lay hate a state of isanition, from which the 'twilled Mann more thous doubts the chance of relief. To all such, limn, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, nonogehir *lnnen', felicity; nor will our advance' appear questionable, SA )1( ttendia as they are by the multiplied proofstif twenty pm,' successful experience. The easy carts of usarried lift art sometimes disturbed by the suspension of thorns blessings which cooceatrate the nuptial wreath, for the Moak, habit if ales constitutionally weak, vet it ran be streogthened, snit dello:Mut energy improved into functional power. Its every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as is every rasa atioa of the generative economy we pledge Mar ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solleitous to expel the ankeliag empiric from the position so presumplaresly taltra up, we deviate from general priosiplea with less hesitation; sad conlident in our own hoisourable istegrity as members of the College of Surgeons, we MAW the sof feria( community of either sex (especially these sotterhig Into matrimonial life) at once to our hew, where •dany atteutiance is gives for personal conflation's • ..d tet hers from the coustry are immediately answered; loos most imatain a remittance fur advice and medicine, which no he forwarded to any part of the world ,however distant. GOSS sad CO. 111. R C. haryteme; 11, Beemerie-street, Fleet-swan, (Land at, Priatad sod Pub 11•11•61 •iTR E BRITISH PR sell THE GUISE Office, No. 127, Sirsad, by C. CORNWELL , It tea limed. I I i • 77,_