The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-16 00:00:00

THE STATE'SMAN. -- • LORD MOWERY ILLE'si FLOCK of MERINO SHEEP. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, the N. and THURSDAY, the 3d of Dirty next, THE WIIOLE of this STOCK, selected in MOO and 18111, from sundry LEON ESA FLOCKS, mid BRED WITHOUT ANY ADMIXTURE OF OT I'I( BLOOD. The superiority of the Leonesa, over every other Pile of Spanish Wool, is to be seen in the Prices Current of our own Weekly Journals. The reputation of this Flock is fortunately so well este blished,ns to demand at) comment whatever, beyond the fol lowing statement : In the great Premium given for the best Merino Ram, by the Board of Agriculture, was won by a Rain of this Flock, bred in England. lu 1607, the prize for the best Ram's Fleece, given by the Bath and West of England Society, was won by a Ram of this Flock. mid it was declared in Print by the Committee rtf that Society (which, situated in the centre of the •Superfase Cloth Manufacturers, has therefore been deemed couclusive) to be the fincst Fleece or Wool which had ever come under its examination. The Print of this Sheep is to be foetid in Mal• colon's Survey of Surrey, in Laurence's Treatise on Live Stock, and in a late Pablication oo the subject of Sheep, dee. by the Proprietor. The s.yinmetry of his form, and the aptitude to feed, demonstrated by this Animal in so extraordinary a man ner, had, before the adjudication of this Prize, iodated the Proprietor to !steel almost exclusively from him. LASTLY, Any doubt of the superior Value of them Sheep, which have never been beat in any competition, is fee ever realised by the recent decision of the Bath Society, by which Premiums were offered last Year as follows : CLAS3 V. Ni). 3: BRITISH FINE WOOL. " As " many persons. whether Manufacturers or others, still deny " the practicability of producing in Great Britain, Wool " equally tine with that imported from Spain; in order to " put tins question to a trial, from which there can be no ap peal, a Premium of Ten Guineas is offered to the Maim " facturer of the finest piece of Navy Blue Broad Cloth, dyed in the Wool, not less than twenty-tive yards in lerVh,' " which shall be exhibited to the Society, on the day be&ea ** the Annual Meeting in 1509, wade (rum clothing Wtl.4 " from the Sheep Tribe, grown in any Oopntry. 'The name " of each Manufacturer, and pile or speeies of Wool, and of " the Grower, (if British) tube contained in a sealed plait, " hasiog on the Outside, a Mark, lodicating the Piece of " Cloth to which it velem, and which it must accompany. " Such Paper not to be opened until the Committee shall " have made their Report on the Merits of the respective " Goths. which Report shall be given from the Chair: I=A: " 110 persoo form aart of the Committee who is persoually " interested in the de y cision." Bythe exertions of Messrs. Joyce and Cu. Clothiers, the was adjudged to the Wool of 'Oil Flock, and fur tut- Premium no less than Sixteen Pieces of Cloth were ex hibited, many of which were shade twin picked Samples of the Satan aud Spanish Merino Piles. The Sale will take place at PAirmile Poem, near Cnblians, flurry, eighteen Miles from LonJup a hmtite Portatuouth road s at Ten o'Clock in the Forenooa.'''' The grcat Drafts whith have bees made from this Flock, last Season only, namely, Seversty-flve pure bred Merino Ewes, ant a large Number of others highly crossed, must, render these Sheep an Object of peculiar Atteutiva to every a:citfal Breeder: The flock for Sale will consist of nearly T Via Hundred pure Merine Ewes, in high condition, newly Two Hundred Illeo ring and Ryland Ewes, highly crafted, very capital in their • Wosl, :sod Thirty Rams of the Pure Blood, Five only being reserved for the use of the Owner, the is hole the get of the Rain above-mentioned. Each Ewe with her Lamb will form one Lot, as will also each of the Rams. The Proprietor thinks it incumbent be him plainly to state, that the Sheep will actually be sold without reserve. and that his motives for bolding this Sale are of a private and cal nature, and by uo means arise from any change of opinion as to the value tat Ileritio Stock. The Sheep maybe viewed every Thursday till the Sale. by personal application only to the Shepherds; the pure Breed at the place of Sale ; the mixed till Thursday, 10th lest. at 4ifrou Park, Barking, Essex; after which time they a ill be conveyed in Fairmik Farm. Coualoaues may be had on and after the Sd of April, at News. Gibbs and Co. Seedsmen, corner of Half Moon street, Piccadilly; at the Bars of the Post Houses' of the foliowitig 'Fowns: Cobham, Leatherhead, Ember, Walton, all within Four Miles of the Place of Sale; at liaildford, hingstou, and Dorking: nod of • .Meters. THOMAS MARTIN. and CO. No. 63, Coleman street, London. • FASHIONABLE ORNAMENTS, I ri At his'Establisbed 6014.0 andtiLLVER LACE Sap!, No. YJ, Soethamkston-street, Covent-Garden. - RORGE FENIIOOFE respecthilly T Liforms the NOBILITY, LADIES, and the PUB- L. ;:erserai, he has II very great Assortment of the aunt k' Ott NAM ENTS for " LADIES' HEAD- , i.l) all other stint of GOLD Mid SILVER ' `at nor Xviping Oreyses; BIA very handsome GOOTkV - XS .for Pelisses, Amities, Shawls, Ice. with ' Tairtslvrjkamoe. • , tdra Mfr%ifsoir. Litters hilisself; no one can swims him In the Wilt:trot . . 411ver Artificial Floo ers 'and Penian Netts, Cur.' ) eie 4 .4a , e, tort of tOe geratest.vagety. foe Nolsi t and :r4 i/s arc resgonctfullyitsfortned, they -1 Pa be *WO rAVORg skt,paiiviilver alt . write. . 4 ; • .. 11 U , artZtni,..*CYMEN, ; `,I L T /VIM Ervi k tat b i,ii , iy .silty icsuperiluous Datiri on the Face, Nrck, and &ruts. 111111KRIN ROSDA-7 , 1*; POWDER • immediately thew elekint wick, petfoet4' huviettit, ad . !' price 4s. or ton in oimapnrettls ' • S 1,1 hi the evpprietor. 0 ierHni, 4, Dattplytreet . ; Duttnett, Cbeaptitie ; Thar% 45, %ford -street ; 61,1, Elesi.stre t t ; id an n igme d Cu. , PAII-Msll,;,sgoiling awl tit.. BOlaillsalhltteet. BO' rou4i. and Croxil*kpoik i lbil wtalsrtPosie e,e,rolows• _ _ A I'illitileistiVoiCV4. It TUE mfrs.. ' - IrrHE CEJ,EBaitTee‘ MAGNETic RA. JL' 201t . Tk 1 ii,ET; saactieUed by his Royal . Highness this Prince of Wales, is now must decidedly estali‘siled by public patronage l 'aild unequivocal upprobatit as Obeisant. invaluable, and only 7 invention ever prods • to atcPare and form a Razor s idgr (w ithout the use o oil) 1 the mast perfect and scieutille *tozsiner which can possibly be ef fect or desired ; its 'lever failiag action, requiring no midi tieu of composition, Its el ally application, its powers, pro ducing a form of edge, which admits the Razor being laid eat on the face during the operation of sluiviag, thereby preventin g the trio common 'at-coleus' of iucision, and its pre eminent advantage of becoming superior in its effects the longer it is used, are qualities which it indisputably po.: ises. In order to protect the Public from deception, each fab let is lOU signed by the luveutoi, John Thomas Rigge and numbered in red Mk, at Ills Warehouse , Na. &t, Auk. street,•Groi•venor-square, and 65, Cheapside, price 'is 6d. Also, as labentiois for sharpening Peokuives (without the s h e of oil) slink aliening principles, capable of being used with success ant pleasure by : the twist timid or delicate. prime bv. tacit . lhvehtion is sAil by regularly appointed Agri* lltronglinelAllelJaited Kingdom. R. Smyth, 1/aine street; 'Dublin, Whfileiale Agent fair Ireland. • PATENT WATSirI'S 'PATENT - MAY [LENT SOAP. Til Phiprielot (bea utiful Article .of 'mina' **prior% fttlls hiss duty he owes the rlll44t,'llf casein's thßon against the delusive atatement COP i.titiegi lit it I Which' hits been most industriously cir cul•ated by raw A: Pears, in Whichlt is stated that Mr. Ni cholson, the Translator' of Phu/ croy's Chmlstrg, Mr. Accum, piteintennti Chemist at the noyal lastliution, and several other bCielltifiC GepliCinflf:deflared PP their Oaths, before Lord Enclitic - trough nod a - Special Jury, " That the new ' ittsedtrd Tit ANSPA It ENT SOAP, It% a discovery of the utmost:Unfit?, betluise itis:7=l i t the t:eataing Proper tie, of Stik x fre. 4 from itc cud. deleterious gigab it?. true, ig art,. hal; not the whole. Those kostleateo of ariettce OM /14411•17 the terms, or to . , Ate elffg its. lied, hO , ' t . W.APKIN ' S PATENT TRANS PARES SOA ' pinch theylhad carefully analysed; but ity'rei.thrd to A. Yearsqs. f` . *ew-lavented Trausparent S. Ip, " a* it is called, they maid') y Nave no Pasch °puma: AA as tbe latter Article. was preyed tan tech trial by A. Pe.,tes owe Witnesses, and is also sworn by himself, to be cotitipted gf a cosk l itlerable proportion of Soft.seap (an 411- gtt , to`lit shirt. rmlst oaturilly excite disgust iti every delicate intal) and Lenioa - Juice, the Preprtetor of WATSON'S I'a ‘N'tPAltf:N.'r St/A &' feels coulident, ihat t after the high coupe:AIWA PIM reCOPIONVId4iiIM which hisllempo• sitian has reserved trap Medical and ticientific Men of ems. veto e;lhe Puhltd wilt never bi- tl;.ceised by the specious ails. oPPlir 3 "oo of lieidence which A. Pears lags in his said /land lab so (.11-sely endeavottred. to amply to his onatS.mp bat mill give tvi AtlaSt.)Nt PATENT TWA NS P ARE . ?I` SOAP that preference, slbicis the miteuliarglegaave and parity it is pots crafty allowed to phoe**4 o justly Merit, and wipe* is rrepircd and sold, Wholesale and lteLA by the t bri Warehouse, No. 439, Strand; mu by his Bien;; a t II" tet•PattlettreettP94lull. 'RN .^ TO CORRESPONDENTS. • We have for mine time past been in the habit of receiving numerous complaints from the Country of irregularity la the delivery of Tee STATEiMAN, arising either from the fate delivery of the Parer at the OSee, or the substituting another Paper iustead of it. The complaints in Town bare also been very numerous, and we are ready to confess not always without foundation, from the lateners of the hour of Publication. We have now the pleasure to state. that by some new ar rangements. such iaconvenieuce is not again likely to hap pen, as the paper will in future go to press at so early hour,.aud the newsmen may be Applied in doe time so as to enablashent to deliver it before Five o'Clock ht the most distant parts of town. We avail ourselves of the present opportunity to point oat the advantage that would re..aft to Advertisers, particu larly in the Sale pt Estates and ether Property, from the very extensive circulation of Tux Sravesstren, and the respectability of its Readers. Arrived. Mails. . Due. 4 Dublin - . ' 1 4 0 • I 0 0 Cadiz . 1 1 .PRICE OF stoma tuts DAY At ONE-O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. Coto. 681 Loot. Apo. 3 per Cent. Redeced,69lll lads Bosh 4 per Cent. - Exch. Bilk, 5 per Cent. Navy 99e Lottery Tickets C.l.Osifor 4gte. • . 7WE ,STATESMAXI, • •" ' . LONDON: £ratiC.l6, 1810. . t. • •No pabliei gestation hat perhaps ever occurred Of to great importinceto'the real interests of the Public, as the *shots between the HOuse of Commons and Sir Feta Nets BURDETT. It is, therefore, wish an unfeigned and unmixed pleasure, that the true friends of the country have perceived diet this great question has been at once seen in its true light by the great majority of the people. It is a congratulation that we offer with satisfac. tie* to the public, that they have had the good sense to tarn their eyes to the true nature of the clues. tion, and'have not been driven or diverted from a steady purpose to maintain their Constitutional Rights by every legal means. The enlightened add well.informed mind of the English populace is known and admired in every civilized par( of the Glebe. , `Bat it is remarkable, that the entire bilk- of the people should take the lead in expressing their opinions on a question that confounded some very eminent law. yens ; and that the learned, after all their besita. lion, should be constrained to bring up thereat. of public opinion, and fall in with its voice. We have observed many symptoms in the character iind conduct of the People of England, that pro. lmise a happy issue to the train of public affairs, however discouraging the aspect of those affairs has been for many years. But the present is of the most decided nature, and, In fact,' deter. mines the point—whether England shall be lost or not. It is in vain that Ministers re. "solve upon violence, or any other measure, that 'their lust of" power, and their peoffigacy May sug. pat. They cats neither deceive the People, inti midate them in their course, nor irritlste them into lawless or unwise measures. Corruption has re. ceivecl aE mortal wound in this great concern, and cann i ptettoutslly survive it. Our Readers steed not•bereessineled of the fauns, which prove, that we Tre sat indulging in a picture to gratify imagi. nation ; but we have, in truth, seen a character in the late traosactiohs, which bears oat our present feelings.—The question will now speedily. come to a legal decision, and we have no doubt that the opinion of the Court, and the verdict of the Jury, will sanction the opinion of the People. It is, meanwhile, 'a circumstance of very great gratification to all the true friends of the country, that the most eminent and honest lawyer the United KingdoM can boast of will stand forth to plead the cause of Sir. FRANC!. BURDETT and of the country. We speak of Mr. CURRAN, the Master of the Rolls. in Ireland. That Gentleman's eloquence is well known. Cor. ruption has often felt its force. Let her once' more stand abashed before the people's ablest ad. vocate, pleading fur tin? people's beat friend !—lt is said, and we do not doubt the fact; that the ATTORNEY.GRNERAL, and all the Crown LAW. yell who gave any countenance to the latewiolent proceedings, have abandoned their former opi. nions on this important (petition. It Is a misfor. tune to them, that they ever, for a moment, eater. tained such opinions. Sir VICAR? doubted. He hesitated on the threshold of—what shall we say ? —of blood.—Yes : it is our duty to use that phrase. Sir VICAR T did contemplate the circum. stance that blood might follow upon, the widen., of administration ; and he doubted that the officer of the House of Commons could safely answer to the laws of the country, if blood were spilt. What shall we say to compliment Sir VICAR?, on his novel mode of exhibiting his hontani(y-1 If you had doubts, Sir VscArty, would they not have been well turned to the advantage of your own charac. ter, and the veal benefit of the. Government you serve, by inducing you to deprecate, plainly de. precate, the shedding of blood its this dispute ? You doubted, mid 'yet permitted e pretence and sanction ter Ole awl desperate choice of fintesuf meat, in the sanction of your opinion ! And you founded your opiton, in a question of blood, cot upon a positlW law, not upon unequivocal precedent, but upon ensalogg, open a reasming by alealogy I---But, we'turn from this diegustbg part of the pietart to the conduct of a very able t Lawyer, and that a Crown Lawyer, which is a strong centrist to the course of SIR VICART Ginn, and relieves us happily from the pain of glowing the latter. Sir WVLLIAK GRANT, the English Master of the Rolls, openly, and in a man ly manner, warned the Kouse of the 'difficult and dangerous path into, which they were about to plunge. It is with pleasure we notice this. It is grateful, to see the servants of the Crown render ing the best of services to .the Crown in the placing of public transactions in their true point of view, initead of consulting the taste of hasty, and ill-judging passions. The bfeetiog of the Electors of Westminster, to morrow, is expected to be the most numerous that has been ever assembled on any occasion. We have no doubt they will collie to Resolutions that will concur with the general feeling, and will 'aid in the salvation of the Country.—We shall take care to give the west ample account of the roccellings of the day. , r • „ The German Papers received on Friday state, under the head of Paris, March 19, that on the preceding day the daughter of the Senator Lucien BONAPARTE arrived ids that. city Lucius, either' disgusted with the apostacy praromsos, or fearing for the permanence of hit power, bas lung declined to partake of his fortune. The arrival of his daughter at Paris, ii probably .the signal of a reconciliation between the two brothers. Two American vessels, the Triton and Goner. 'sof Gore, bound from Now-York to 'f onningen, were captured by a French privateer, and carried into Calais on the Ist inst. Extract of a Letter from the Cape of Good Hope, dated Jan. '23 :—" Last night the Hoed& cea, one of our cruisers, arrived from the Mau , taus : she brings the unpleasant intelligence, that our prisoners have not been sent to India for ex change, as we had prevalently been Jed to suppose; and what is still more afflicting, the Governor had intimated his determination not to exchange them• on any terms. The Leopard has been joined to the iquadrou on the Bombay station." Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON, who is ap. pointed to succeed Lord Comm: nowooo iq the COSH. mend in toe Mediterranean, sidled, on Friday afternoon, for that station. Sir CHARLES will hoist his flag on board the San Joseph, Captain Nava,is to command her. The Hibernia Miens to England. Lord Commtwcwoon is hourly ex pected to arrive; as discretionary leave has been sent out to his Lordship, Sot to wait the arrival of Sir CHARLES Cowes, as his health had al ready zuffered so much from fatigiesnd protracted service.' The convoy for•tkireit Indite, in charge of the tto.a,io, Capt. Seorr, sailed fro* St. !lotto's on Friday morning, with a knit wind. The Gram. pus, 50, Capt. HASWELL, itoppoiated to sail in a few days with *flower convoy. The &crest Castl,e Althiek Castle, and Canton, for China, and the Diana, for Madras and Bengal, now remain there. The Diana takes out Lient..General Sir &west AUCHNUTY, Commander in Chief at Madras. The Owen Glenrloter, Capt. SEERY, ii appointed con. voy for Now Brenswiek end Quebec. The Eary. alas, lion. Captain Dnonas, will proceed shortly to the Mediterreneen. On Saturday Lord, and Lady Oxman visited Sir F. BURDETT in the Tower. A duel was lately fought etPartti between two comedians (M. Pattioua laud ii. Dooms) of the Theatre Faangois, in telkiliquence of a quarrel occasioned by jealousy, both • having for some time paid their addresses to the same lady. It is not a little singular that bath gallants are upwards of 60 years of ago, and the object of their ten der flame on the verge of 70. They were at. tended I. the field —tliellfraset by bit, ±, the lat. ter, by his nephew. 0.11 1 1,he filet rare, DoyLE was wounded in the arseptibili-11 reGollciliadon took place. • • • el ),.11 The Parks, and all tap *Tempt Jraguell• 1 were crowded yesterday with skativai au beauties of the metrouolb6;ll,lo,*lte. mad de. scriptions, from the Peeve w to , the little. Frencb milliner • from the Iker foltie bic6cr'B. lhop boy ; and from the &Air; l'Oc:19-11,411.4,40mg esp, to the half-started 'fialptenefa from Moarkelds. The dtess of the featelfs etlikbitticl..4o9l,7 lMitti that the Goddess . of V4riiii 'cog. tiglialebo4bei not always what the. gi1ti&,..43tP991 dietatei • The onee.funoes Alislatiatehtiat tdtall Is 1/04-0, Nabob, Nom BcfmatAsfilste inweiht from the plundered East India titr.._ E lk **lit: tOr little less than a million studio& died, lately( at Paris, In very indigent drcumstasicki! The Opera on Saturday allht eras sittudecr for some time by an actitfeut to the-front roti tiffittpa : —The consequence was, that the admirehle let of Psyche proceeded no farther.thinkelietnii4 dle of the seconsfact wlth? the . clOckilititick So the spectators were left an the haft:Mal regions. The beauty of:the dar sosterday timp f lmmonae multitudes to Hyde Park,• and frotallip number of °Seers drawn to town . by,di* .11111141fiiiritr it seemett to be a military parade:') ' The Gazette of Saturday conitiOr.eti. 9814401.. ment of ilesay Bin (the.Toung as cius) to be Cornet In the Sheepskins regiment of Yeomanry Cariliy. Mr. Buirista elated his Budget as Saturday at the Haymarket Theatte to ;retested audience. His success has been equal to the merit of his per. forma:lces. He has rtismitto ample supply forth. service of the year, anti that, trilh the mo3l perfect geßaelit 04c publics „ ' el • -! PARLUMBIiT. `llOll/SE OF L0114)9, APRIL bl. Thscilonse met about half past four, and Ot te forwarding the Bills on eta t i bi a in their th re Bbiget t adjourned tilTunday. ' ' NAi' AG 171 IGENCR P 1 4 /40101.7T11, APRIL 1 Sinio' lett. ? 0 , mareptikaptain Armstrong.. for the Bay of Haaa aros, to l oa d a l ahapay ; and the American ship Pilgrim, fi e Attie. rica. Arrived from a cruise, and sailed aga i n, the Helena loop of lIRP. the N ar cissus Came down out of harbour, and anchored is th e 40„,1. fr igate, and Plover sloop. The Earl Spencer cutter hoisted the convoy sign a l to the eastward this morning. Arrived the Betsy, Jeokin, from Waterford. Sailed the Plover sloop of war on a cruise ; and the L e Spencer cutter, with a convoy to the Downs. POWLIMOVTII. APRIL 15.—Arrived the Port Mahon„ veret, and Pilot 4eops of war, from cruises. Sailed the Niobe, 3t gum, Captain Loring, ors a q u i 24 , 4 Havre de Grace ; the Coquette, 18 guns, Captiia Furbe.. for Cherbourg; and the lto,e sloop of war en a ma, FALMOUTH, AFR It. 13.—.Sitiveti late last night jesty's brig Redpole, of Ili guns, Captain Mac Do aid, hut, Lisboa, (last from Mounts Illy) where an officer land e d from her, with dispatches Gout Lot d IVellington ; by her aerourak are received, which state our army to be quite healthy,44 efficient fur offensive oper,ition,; 980110 own, all io p eke , health, are ready to take the field, exclusive of the rcis forceasents which had arrived in the convoy, from Puitismots:.. Several skirmishes had taken place on the frontiers, is au which our troops and their friends, the Portuguee, are stir] to have had a decided advantage. In one affair foams. panics of the 95th regitnect met 130 of the Praxis, ahe m they defeated, killing mnd wounding a great many of the m; the remainder escaped in the greatest coullision. Sailed the Triton, Norman, for Bristol tiCaedeVerwitgloni. Kok, for Curls's:tin ; Prince of Wales, Coster, for Trilby ; . Fanny, Tregarthen, for PI) mouth; ltusw!, Tezard, for 6, • dial; Swallow, Chalmers, fur Cadiz; Miranda, Dupes, f a , • Lisbon t and his Majesty's brig Redpole, for Plymouth. . c. BOWSTRCET. For . seme time put, Mr. W —n, M.V.ii Lem extremely annoyed by a wows., in the ate. nue' • leading to the House of Commons, and sin at his House, so much so, that he obtained a peace-warrant against her last Monday, and La. vender was employed to execute it. The worn was brought to the office before Mr. Armies, by Lavender; when Mr. W—n nut being present, the Magistrate took her: word for het appearance on a future day. On Sat ur d a y both parties appeared before Mr. NAM; Mr. W—n was attended by his Attorney. It appeared that an improper connection bad OIL* place between Mr. W—n and this woman la , the country ; the consequence was, she had a child. Mr W.te-rt has paid £43 towards the child's stmunt. A short time since, the woman reported Wet the child was dead, but has lately said it was alive, and that she had seen it widths these few days; anti from what motive these can, tradietbry accounts were circulated, it did not ap. peas. The a oma n said, that the £43 bite had rc., ceived from Mr. W-.......n, • for. the support a/ the child was insufficient, as it had cost her upwards of £lOO, which she de•nartihril of Mr. W--uwa, and insisted upon his paying it, and which was t Caine of 1w :threatening and insulting Mr. W. wherever she could meet with him. Mr. W. swore that he considered himself is danger of his Us from ' her, Which was confirmed by. Lavender'. • who 'raid, sloe told him, unless Ms. W. paid he the 46100, she would naves leave him.. She wits held to hail to'keep the peace towards Mr. W. • ..._....--1-.-A-.116...16.-: CORN EXCILIN47R, oirarz 10, — • • 1 • ,---..... 7 .,„,. ;..i . •) : . , l. The• supplies of Wheat, tlis dey, are vet/ . bundant;'mostly the tate fe Higgs *attires et about 0,000 quarters. Fine samples ;teen their pike; r qettii ties dull sale. In Barley and Malaitis * fluctuation. White Peas likeiViie. Grey, ,n 4 Beaus of the two descriptions, rither dower:there 1 .1.4 are tolerablesupplies of Oats, and sales ar.: brisk, :it a small increase iu price. FlOft a r without altar.oll4l' . CURRENT !RIOS. • • ' ... • - lbeet - - .765. 90i. lots. Tick team, (414;:illit Irelr ditto - - - - teth. tins. 'Oust, Rye. - - -.- 318.11:g Barley, - - - a - ' mutt, - - - £4615! W. Peas(Boilers) Ells. 70s. 1 Flue Floor .. .. Xis. 901. Grey Pens. - - - - 455. 50s. Seconds I Seam, (old) -.-- 575. 635. l - •.Ci:jil ::/.4., turday morning errired at Wenh l ei;Siti ( "d. 411. their MAI ZIT( El, the EarleaCQHMlllimula • krueittettn. a k i t o . !, , It. -AI ~ 'AI • ~ • •,...-- A • . en . .° .••.• 1 4 ):4 b °4 l ., . • . ° r Saimildly- hit MAJ CST T t L'llielllPMlr Anhwei and SOPUIA took an airing in' Vitidter Graf, .s . - Park, icediapatiled by the Earl orCitasiditeicoat rCieuerals GWYNNE, FITZ Tt lt0Y ) CoioUel TAdll4.l' .. aid Lady TsearmlsrA Doctors Sir : VreSalr Haproaa, BAILS*, 184 • DUNDAS, visited the Wince's AMELIA, and held a .eonsellation with Dr.• POP E , on Friday, en do ~ state of het' Royal High nesq'e disorder. yesterday morning hisulliSaieser, Prince Ilk. i VSTA and SOPHIA, 4001ipapiod by the .Earil lit m twraertaLoand•AlesesquattaAdy Taylor, Cenerala GWY NNW' and VIPS KO lt, rode to St. Georgel Chapel, Wintlahr, ik beard a berme% ind by tho• Rev. Mr.-filaMi.• They ages halo returaittaahosialace. .. ' The PiinielvOV WALES had a grand volt '0 Viedueidayeiesiisig at Kensington P.410a, at *Pm a et three beedred persons of distilled, go" V flie li . bi s 4 an ' g - fillailli Cli Ait LOTTII Of W4I.ItAIIWI the . Duchess of Bauwwwscx,.at bat fordr 1 ' ~ Spting-gitlleni, on Friday. . • . • Sir DS'lsn Minis, the -' i I.:_ -.• la Ohl " Petnaltind 'w' Ns - • . t h e 1P \ ' ageitssdet at , office in , Side Germs, nights of the lete disturbances.—Oa Fria", PeTtg held ti public day gt bin ti gkep Sag sin *a (Waco, to scycrul military dpera, ;--- claim •n 4 I Thiq `these Olt( ets totl nom utnln litre enutl in a wen put in . . , • L IN"--135111t2211111111 4 :0 4 : b A its as L th la '416/ILL:ft:oat lifnito:Nr:eriar.nrei d a pse : : jommt22 To V A • F 41 44 pity ilib ITuntlay. ' rem alfi 11,i41 414 V. WE NCR. dact. 6 . l -Sailed the Rd' mace &pan , r„b6.. • fortbe Bay of Hosi gros : this 'eL erican ship Pilgrim, t or , t ; e : t h e y cl, :ailanded magachiD:re'dhlisueletbefts::, co an 4 C n. ft claimer iver sloop. Thill, oisted the convoy sign a l to the `these I , from Waterford. filll 2 l war on a cruise ; and the Lir' cos ' DI y to the D owns . to i iii ' 4 . —Arrived the Port Maho o , f o . nectar .l. , ir, from cr u i ses . swO t Il Captain Lori ng , on a cruize nf .. cue, 18 guns, Camino Furb e bare 11 . : sloop of war unit cruize. . Sir' -Arrived lat e l ast night Ilis.Y.t. entail tuns, Captain M ac D o:iald, fru% it a m sy) whore an officer landed fro m which )1 i Wellington ; by her accounts *ere • army to be quite healthy, asi ion,; %,q;X:1 men, all i o ' , onto afflic t he field, exclusive of th e . tribal iv's. in the convoy, from PetlAmmi. • truth 1 plare on the frontiers, io au i Ilse i riends, the Portuguese, are soil :tentage. In one atfoir tow to o . the 1 nice 130 of the Praxis, who m by I rounding a great many of them ; iious greatest caullision. , for Bristol ri C aedeVerwaghlen, ' lions of Wales, Cooter, for Trilby ; . are I mouth a Russet, Tezard, for two. • unial or Cadiz, Miranda, Dilatator • ir i rig Redpolc, for Plymouth. ••••••••=m, l . viola TIiCET. . SToc ....._ tug I , Mr. W —n, M.P.lii of ti d by a wows., in the are. lie si )uso of Comment, and Cos 'll so, that be obt a i ne d a Ve7l her last Monday, and La. puhl to ettecute it. The woman non ffice before Mr. Aeolus, in a Mr. W—n not being took her_ word f or h er (pie are day. On Saturday GEN before Mr. NAtta ; Mr, trial d by his Attorney. It did :per connection bad han k GA I r—a and this wapiti." 'sequence was, slat id a (111 SM as paid £43 tow** Ga Tria tort time since, the wawa tlici! I was dead, but has lately Jitrl list she had seen it within Bur 'mu what motive these cons re circulated, it did not ail. rate I, that the .E 43 she had re. • tett ...it, for. the supportof the 110 as it 'hail. cost her upwards has emandwil of Mr. W—rwi, the tying it, moil w liieh Wag the hie and insulting Mr. W. tioi :t with him. Mr. W. swore pr.( melt is clanger of his life ins confirmed by. Lavender 1— ri, unless Ma. W. paid het cat noses lease him.. She was fit' peace tower dir Mr. W. Co smitues br 4N47R, iirms, la. bI - • svl 'beat, Us ti day, are veal th 3(0 forelign - attire's at shoat a samples .keep their price; tit In Barley and Malt** of tenet lik " eliViie. Grey, ,1 ,1 4 11( IA Pt i um, rat her do wet. Theta r Oats, and sales at.: brisk, e ` rice. ElOqr without alter.it: C ENT PRIOIL • . • . ~. • - ni . Tie! Ideas, (0111) . al . 'Oan, Poland, --.- *h. ~. tl. . Potntue ditto'. •• ' '"• Rope seed - - - 1' 46 x s t rl .1 Floe Floor - - - - Mk Ni.. . 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