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woolil have been exercised in - some part or the world in some period long before 1841. Upon the whole, his Lordship said, feeling as he did, very dispassionately on the subject, according to his best judgment, the meeting was calculated to have the effect charged in the indictment. He alluded to the affidavits which had been put in, to which the Court had given every atteution which they could consistently with the duty they owed to the public. The Defendant. Major Cartwright, had asked from motives which all must approve, that his punishment, if any, should he imprisonment, but lb; Court were bound to• look to his great age, and he hoped the Couitt had judged for him better than he had for himself. Taking all the circuinstaiices into consideration, the Court ordered and adjudged that George Edmunds he imprisoued in Warwick Gaol fur nine mouths, and at the end of that tone voter ion recnginzances for live years, himself in 4001. and two sureties in 100/. each. Charles iVladdocks. to he imprisoned in the same Gaol fur righteeu m•itiths, and enter into the like recogiii -2.111M. Thomas Jonathan Wooler to be imprison .ed in the same gaol for fifteen months, and cuter tutu the like recognizance*. John Cartwright. to pay a hoe to the Kiug of 1001. and he imprisoned till that fine be paid. The Court and •venues leading to it, were es 'Term-1y crowded during the whole day, and oil the delivery of the sentelier on Major Cartwright, loud tokens of approbation bunt forth, but the eapiessism was only momentary. I JREIGN INT ELLIGEA CE. PARIS PAPERS. ?Aar', MAT 29. We (Qmotidienve) have rtorived, an extra. sw(littary entivey•nce the J.iurnals of Naples to tile )6th instant. They announce the entrance of his ?Vlitjesty the Kiln; of the Two Sicairs into his cant -1.41. amidst the acclamation of the whole impnlAtio,,, The same day the following Proclamation was prnmitivitetl:—.- " The moment at which Providence vouchsafes to us the ,blessing of retuning to our touches, after the happy re eatablishment of politic tranquillity, is intinitely dear sod previous to our hew. All our wishes will be see 33333 'dished If this sins bccumes the commencement of a period of salts- Lesion and happiness for our subjects. " The 'calamities and the crimes which hare taken place PVC nonsense, and grave. They have excite' in its .I.cp attioction, int consequence of the ruin of all the branches of public prosperity, and the evils and sufferings which have 'tee-n entailed upon the immense majority of our faithful euhjects Phi) remained entirely unconnected with these de plorable disorders. No personal rereatment has had, nor •see wilt have, any share iii our decisions. The sole view which PIM escenpies as, is to cause to be forgotten by diss ..f peace and prosperity, the desasterous ;misdeeds by which some guilty cbuacters have tarnished the latter pages of our history. " Our dist tare will be in effect the reorgan:mt inn of the differeut branches ofthe legistatiom sedum. administration of the kingdom. We shall noininate, in furtherance of this view, a Council composed of men selected from amongst the most Cresols, sod the most eisheliteued by reflection and experience. if the suecem correspond with ourjoat expectations. the fun ei amea t a I laws which will be established in this Council will give to the minds; of our faithful subjects, cusisnletioss, confi dence, and she piesies of a happy fissure, by ?Wiese front their remembrance those chimerical projects which can only crenvtion bitter regrets, and pruluinted adversity. These laws will secure to them those real Mewing which a wise and pa ternal govirnment is bound to dispense; but the peaceable en. jtoyment and perniessenry of which ewe only be guaranteed by an inviolable attachment to our most Holy Heligion E to the practice of private sod 'roadie virtues, to the rights of legi timate Sovereignty, and to the rigorous maintenance of der, anti the form of things legally established: •• Meanwhile, as well to encourage the good, awl those Who hare only bees misled, as to restrain the perverse, we deGr the maitifertatlOGl.ll( our sovereign intentions, in order esat the interests of justice may be cummeusurate with that clemency which it is su natural to us to practise. (Signed) " FERDINAND. " Naples, May 15." PARIS, KAY 2g. The Ring Yesterday transacted lousiness with The Duke de Richelieu. The Five per Celli. Consols 84f. 60. c.—Bunk Actions, 1,56nr. _ AAJGSBUNG, MAY 21. We are furnished with the following. details rela tive to Naples. The Commander in Chief, Baron Frimnn►, hiss left Naples for Laybach. He travelled with extra ardmary expedition. He is replaced in the com mand of the army, pre iempore, by Prince Philip of Hesse-Hoinnuierg. I he Austrian garrison of Naples has rotated a camp round that capital. There are vague reports of fresh conspiracies, *lnch the Provisional Government has di•covered. Columns of Austrittals continue to travrr,e the Calabria's and the Poutlle, where tranquillity bas ant as yet been completely restored. Some Austrian soldier'', who were detached from the main body on the march, have been murdered by the brigand~. MADRID. MAY 17. (PRIVATE CORRISPON MINCE.) Since the appointment of Getters! AloriHo to be Captain• General, perfect tranquillity has prevailed in the capital. Hos firm and. decided coaraeter in spires the lovers of confusion and soar( liv, alto vre nut, in fact, powerful either as to numbers vr iii laeriee, with terror. By letters from Valencia we learn, that the 19th was a day of terra to the inhabitant* of that city. During the preceding night, a great number of ousts had been marked- with w cross and an S Servile), andthey were apprehensive that the next dry the inob would have demaistftd the banist. inevit or death of the persona thus pointed cut for she fury of the popolaCe.. The authorities, however, adopted* measures which hate been put in force aoinst the &imams Certain places to which persons of a climigetboll character resort. ere strictly isliservell. The millivolt:tidy ha. Refused to in.tal two judges of the First Inatimee, Mesita, Lilian and Villages. Mtn their offices, «fro were recently 'summated by the King. This opposition is the more vexatious. a• it may afford evil-minded penlo.ll lire expectation of finding support iii the snutircipsii.y. 'flue well-disposed place their re. )lance on the good-will mod the firm and intrepid chriacter of the Authorities. LISBON MAIL. USIDON, MAY 16. The Dierioor to-eley eontsius et length the de. cite of the Cortes regulagiug the importatioa of grain and pulse into Portugal. It is in nineteen articles, of which the following are die herds:- Ist. The importation of all foreign corn, flour, bread, and pulse into Portugal and Algarve, ie entirely prohibited by bind and by sea,.eecept into the ports of Lisbon and Oporto: . 2d. The Regency may, in eases of urgent necessity, suspend the prohibition. Importation of foreign wheat is permitted when the pnce of that of national growth is at Lisbon 800 rees, slid at Oporto 1,000 rees per alquirre. The duty which is 200 rees on hard corn, and 100 rees on soft at Lisbon, when the price is from 800 to 900 reel' per alquiere, and at Oporto 440 on hard, and 120 on soft ; when the price is from 1,000 to 1,100 rers, is only twenty rees at Lisbon when the price is 900 rees and above; and in Oporto the importation is free from duty when the price is 1,120- rees and above. The importation of Mullet is permitted when the price rises to 400 reels per alquiere at Lis bon, and to 500 et Oporto. When the price is 400 to 500 rem at. Lisbon,sand 500 to 600 at Oporto; foreign mullet shall pay • duty of 120 rees ut Lisbon, and of 160 at Oporto. The duty is 20 rees at Lisbon when the pree is 500-and shove, and-there is no duty at Oporto when it is 600 and above: The importation-of Rye is under the saint regulation as that of Midlet. The onportittoo of Foreign Barley and Oats is permitted, without any scale, on pays ment of 40 rees per mkpOete in Lisbon, and 50 at Oporto. Resits, and out kinds of foreign pulse, shall pay 100 reel duty at Lisbon, and 140 at Oporto. per olquiere. The importaittmi of Foreign Flour is absolutely prohibited. Foreign Corn, imported in Portu guese vessels,. wily half of these duties. MAY 19. The debates in the Fortes have been on subjects of mere local interest. One of the most important projects still before them and which they discuss article by artiele,or the low relative to the liberty of the Prem.. A very warm debate arose ou the iiih Article, which runs thus : " Whoever abuses the liberty of the Press in any of the roars- mesitioned iu the !preceding Articled,. viz.-1. Directly intoning the people to rebellion. Y. Combating the Cunstuu•iooal System. 3. In sulting or abusing the Notion/el Coirgre■s, or the head of the Executor': Power, shall be condemned • to hard public labour for a period nut less thsis ))))) nol", nor more than five years, and to a fine of fooin 60 to 600 saiilrtes." Some of the Metnbets thought the punishment to some of the cases out or all proportion with the crime; that to excite peo ple to rebellion by writing, or putting !oilmen* at the head of the people ; that to condemn a writer to five years hoed labour was a barbarous punish went ; that it nits far more severe on a mail of let tern, not fitted films his hnhigs to any thug of the kind, than on a pori.mo in a diffeieut sit:ration, awl that it might in ►oate Ma'am:es lead to aoto•ide. After muclidiscusoi 111 l iu thror succevinve ►itting', it was decided that the peosalty.sloottld be, deprivation of office amid dignity, live years improormielit, and tine,.as the maximum, for the-crime of exciting the people, by nollamatory writings, to re- Lellion, The penalty to be attached to the two other case. is to he fixed in a future tilting. / Lisbon Papers, May 19:) FATAL OCCUKKENCE. . It is with feelings of the must painful lied, that we ■re called upon to l■y before our readers, some circumstances connected with the melancholy event which took place on the 22J iustaiat tot %Vioaster, in this couuty. Various sod tun tradiriarry (sloe and injurious reports are Id circulation re 'prolog the transaction to which we are alluding, nor iii it easy, in the meseut agitated state of the public mind open this subject, to gain accurate iufursuatiuto Oil &lithe particular circumstances count eled with it. Fur this reason, as well as with the dealer nut 1.. prejudge ■ qaestion which must soon fleeter a- judicial decision, we shall, as boiefly as possible, narrate a few facts shich we have been able to collect from the different statements circulating through the county. Mr. Cuddie, • Scuttbmau by birth, was formerly • site. gem' le the navy, ■nd came about four years ago to reside at Muster, where he begau to practise his profession. An attachment had subsisted for some time before his death, between Weasel(' said Mors Brittlebauk, the daughter of so eminent Solicitor in the same town, said as she was in • de licate state••( health, he bad frequent opportunities of see itag her in his medical capacity. Mr. Caddie's attention* to this lady met with the decideil'diatapprobaiitru of her family, ■nd it was errpecured to him iu the strongest teams. tie Monday the 2lst inataut, Mr. Caddie dud Miss Brittle. bank were met, whilst walking together, by- Mr. William Brittltbault, her brother, who took his sister away, after some harsh words had been exchanged betweee himself marl Mr. Cuddie. Su improper indeed did the language of Mr. Caddie •ppear to Mr.W. Brittlebauk,tbat the latter tom a clod tinge to the further i.n the evenisag of the same day. 'l'u this Mr. Cuddie returned au anew. r, and another luelPienger was dispatched to him to she same errand the following more ipg, who was informed by Mr. Cuddie that be should nut meet Mr. William Brittlebant, and therefore should out reply to his note. lei consequence of this Mr. Spencer, • surgeon 'raiding at flakewell, a friend, as we are in formed, of both the pattie►, was wait fur by Mr. Win. Brio tlebank. fie came, and about three ro'clusk tai the after. moon, Mr. William and Mr. Francis Walla bank. scrum. mulled by Mr. Spcia , cr, paureeded to Mr. Cual-oie'a house. They were hoot jariued by Mr. Andrew Britilebank ; w arn Mr. Spencer going intu the boas. itifoitutal Mr. Caddie that be must either make some apology to Mr. W. Brut. llehank, ear fight. It is stated, but we will sot vouch fur the accuracy of this report, that, iii reply, be again declined tuda either the one or the other. Sab•tquessly, however, he sp. peas. to have coma. uteri to give Mr. Brittlebalik the salt.. faction be required, fur pistols west- fushislied by Sir. Spencer to the palsies; they separated to a dormice of fifteen yards on the gravel walk in Mr. Caddie's garden, mad tau a signal being give.' they fired. Mr. Cuddle unhappily ir ceived the shot of his antagonist - iu his bowels, mid died the following day about true o'clut k in the afternoon. Mr. Gusting, of Chesterfield, acting as Coroner is Mr. dander's aka-came, ranulausied a bigialy respectable Jury to uuld their inquest, and • verdict of " Mu►der" was wedu e ol.y arturord Aqtainat Mr. IL ittiebanlea three suns, Andiew, Williams, and Vrinitis, and also agaiuot Mr. Spencer. Mr. t% nn. Britilcbank is Hot yet in custody, but ilia others are now closely confided a the county °MI Msrcury.) Extract float a Eloosburgh Paper of the *5 1 i4lll &MA BRANDENBURG, NAY 19. M. pieschs4. who lotely died at Loud)))), has bequeathed 33;33W. its the three per Cent. Consuls, with the compound 'Merest to be seconsulated fur three years after Ina death for the foondittots of ts School fur sicor boy• sod cull. born w kiegde burg and the toeighboorisood. It. is to he its ur uear Magdeburg, *bete the testator ams born. The IMirmgreph which his foood its oily into the papers, statsug, that S , r C. HawDtNs hdr hers' It turned for St. her, is not 4. - oneel. The election us tiatti for this day. Lord NORMANDY is also y eaudidiste, THE TURF: MILFORD RACES. TRVIISDAT, DAY 31.-OIiCOND AND LAST DAT.) The Bootees Plate of 501.—Heats, two miles. Mr. Lomax's King John Mr. Norton's Bollr•sh Captain Thorpe's Na•q 2 3 Mr. Mason's Deeeit 3 4 Mr. Doekray's Bobadil - d dr • to 4 apt Nancy, and 2 to 1 nit the winurr: • good roes. Mr. Maxwell's Pilot beat Mr. Joseph's Don Joan : two miles, 50p. Sweepstakes of lOgo. each,. fr.—(Six Subscribers.) Mr. H■ll's Plserhunter Mr. Philp's Jupiter Mee started. Even betting un the 'rimier. THE LATE FATAL DUEL. Mr. Pstmnre, who stands charged with being enneerne4 in the murder of Mr. Scott, in a. duel of Chalk Firm, has gives notice, that he will surrender hinivelf this morning to take him trial at the next Old Bailey gessions, winch will commence on Wednesday sett, so that his vial will come un uczt Friday. SOUTH WA RI BESSIOAS. Yesterday Obese Sessions commenced before the Lord Marne, the Common Serjrant, the High Bailiff, Aldermen J. J. and. Christopher Smith. Thomas Lee war indicted for haring obrahreA, nailer fake pretences, 71. Or. of Grorme A heolea, a licensed iriormsllsr and keeper of the Lion and lamb•puhhc•house, liorsleydussi. The Jury found the Prisoner GaUly. The Court sentenced the Primmer tu.be transported for wren years, observing; that lie was too great as adept to remain in this country. There were several other indictments for similar effencer, upon which true bills were fend. ALLEARD NUREIRR OF A WIFE BY HER HUSBAND. Caatosicies Isquttss.—Yesterday afternoos an ingaisl. tiun was taken at Mesita of the Bull, Chapel street, West minster, before Mr. Higo, Coroner, on she body of Mar. gavel M'Donald, who died is the Westminster Infirmary. The Coroner summed up the evidence, "mil the Jury basing deliberated fur a short time, retunied th,ir verdict— Alurder against the lisibeitti. EXTRAORDINARY CONFLAGRATION'. A great quantity of clean straw being spread in the street before a gentleman's house in Nottingham street, St. Pun crag, to prevent the noise of carriages, on account of the lady's Illness, the fineness of the day caused a number of children to rolled on the spot, who amused themselves by playing in the straw, which, from being laid down three ur four days, was as dry as chaff. All of a sudden the straw caught fire, supposed to he caused from the sparks of a pipe where a woman sat smoking, and burned with such rapi dity that I of the poor iiinucents were severely scorched. some escaped with their li tt le frocks .andpinaforri uu fire, moil one child was near falling a victim to the Shines, nom which it was rescued by a hackury-coachurm wrapping it up in his great coal, the entire of thestraw was consumed before the coalbigratiou eimild be Mopped. Itt spread coustaerable alarm in the utighbutsehassi. AGRICULTURAL PIPORT PDX MAT. The weather has continued variable throughout the month. with sodden alternaihnis of heat and cold, which assuredly must have had nu ill effect on every species of vegetation to • certain degree; and the blossom' of all fruit trees have suffered from the blight ; bat as they were in such Ineuriant plenty, • sufficiency a said to remain fur an abundant crop. Of gram the shew human, boil' in the feeding and hay dis tricts. The same with lucent, clover._ nod other grasses. Some clovers, which it was supposed had failed, have lately recovered from the showery weather, and now train bit a strong plant. Tares also ■re improved, and the po tato plow. are improving. The wheats generally appear strong and healthy, and although a ls since they were remarkably backward upon some good lands, on otkers.they are ar resent in the opposite extreme. All the spring crops have a thriving and luxeriant appearance, nod tlse beans, which were cut by the frosts, now waist but the genial warmth of the son fur their full recovery. The thin set wheats, within the last two or three weeks, have tittered away Itssuriantly.—The turnip lauds are getting. into order. Hops have received mime cheek from the variable nod cold weather, but the bine is generally among and healthy. in some few districts the bop culture has been discoutineied, but it mar prove • questionable speculatimi whether corn will pay better. There has been • start uta . shitling or two in the price of wheat, but wailkor markets may be expected at this stason,.sod should the weather prove favourable, at any rate, no rise can be rationally predicted. Nrukets for bath cattle mud sheep have been sbundautly supplied, and purls and veal at considerably seduced palms. A Nuifolk Corresposident of the 24th nod. deeming Ull farther report iseeesaary. writer—"the affairs of the farmers are Iwcoming worse every day, and the ministry is overrun with labourer., fur wlrusu uo employment can he found^ NATAL IN7'ELLIGENCE. TORTIMOMI, our 31. Arrived the Hutton, Montgomery, from Jmunira for Lou. dun ; and the Courser Dutch brig of war from Plymouth. Sailed the Active on a cruise; Fame, Lutist', for Ma dras, occ.; and Lady liausiltois, keels, foe the South Seas. tALMOCTM, MAY 29. Arrived the Chesterfield- pocket with mails from flue Medi. tertatirmi—sailed from Corfu 91h April, Melia 17th April, and Gibri:liar ; spoke off caps de Gislt the 84.0. , i wielr pocket, we days (emu G.ls•shar. Also arrested Mc Bradfield, front Bueuus Ayrus for Antwerp ; sailed, Ist Jlarrh. HARWICH, NAY 31. Arrived the Lord Nelson packet frum Cuxhaven, bud keteettivr Jilin frontlluisd—esch'eith a mail. DOVINI, NAY 3!. Passed by for Amsterdam the American ship Liuu, NLGee, GUM Chins us 154 dwys. DIZAIN, MA 31. Remain in the Down,. the Severn frigate, mail the Calyiniu, nutelsiunni, from 71te.te for tisolburgb. Vie Albion, Fame, from Calcutta fur Liverpool, was off Holshortel 191 h ult. a one. 71 el. The Dorothy, Hargreaves, from Liverpool and New South Wales fur Carom), ors of the Strait, uf Sunda 4th The Bencutilvu, Austier, from Liverpool fur Calcutta, was spoken witb fist April, io lat. 37. long. 'lt. 47. Mr. Jassys'S horse Fleur de Lie (B.t. 131 h.), is matehrd against Mr. UDN CY'S Pantos . * (74. 131 b.), both three )curs old, at the Neentarktt Second Oc tober Meeting, for 200 guineas, lt.ft. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck 4301 434 I a per Ct. N. An 1108 3 prr Crut. Red. 7621; 1 109} 75 ` 76 I loop. 3 per Ct. An. 75i 3 per to. Cons..•77iii I India Stuck 2388 76 itti I locha 80nd5...54 49 pr. 38 per Cent. B6f I E. Bill. 4..1 3 pr. par. 4 per Ceuta... 948 9.5 k I Lottery Ticket. 164 11).. 94f I Cons. for Acc... 78 771 B. L. Ann... Ig 7-16 } 1 78i 77;8i MINORPTIES. List of the Minority for • Reduction of 3i.000/. in the Ordinary Repairoof the Barrack Department, May 31 . Allen, J. H. HalMonand, W. Raters, F.. Bespoo, B. Hume, J. Russell, Lord W. Bernal, R. Harburd, 11•12. F. Robarta. A. Bynt, G. Horst, It. Rice, T. S. Birch, J. Heron, Sir R. kimbold, C. Surest, S. M. Ilublitiusc, J. C. Scarirtt, J. Bury, Viscount Hutchinson, Hn. C. Smith, Hun. R. Bright, H. Johnson, Colonel Smith, R. Bosghloo, Mr %V. Juries, W. Sabah, John Dastard, E.. P. Kist, Sir J. D. Satith, W. Bracts, John Lockhart, J: 1. harythe, J. H. Buotiwy, Sir J. F. Leonard. T. B. Tennyson, C. Curseasnort. L. Milton, Viscount Tonta.lornol, Lord C. Cholorer, R. Msberly, W. L. Tier•ry, Its. His. G. Calcraft, Joint Martin, John Wilaosi, Sir R. Sir Ewan Mackintosh, Sir J. Wood, Aldermau Dordas. lion. T. Mooch. J. B. Warn., .I'. A. Dosicannuis, Vise. Maxwell, J. Wyvill, M. Biafra, W. Newman, IL W. Webbe, E. Fricasou, Sir R. C. Newport, Right He. Western, C. C: Vane, Joni' Sir Julio Gordan, R. Ord, W. TELLY:RS. Grant, .1 P. Palmer, C. F. Densoisu, T. Grenfsli, Pascoe Phillips, G. jun. Gipps. G. List of the Minority who voted Co- the motion of the Win. 11. G. Briniest, fur leave to Ming is a Bill fur better ►r, ing the Independence ul Parliament, uu Thursday, :3'4 of May. Bestir. John. Grill'lb, J W. Philips, G. Bernal, R. Guise, Sir W. 111srksord,. W. Rutiohey, Sir J. Harburd, HIM. E. Riess, T. S. Boughton, Sir W. R.Hatuilluis, Lord' A. Ricardo, D: Blight, H. Heron, Sir II Rubinson, Sir ?Sync, G. Hornby, E. Russell, Lord J Burdett, Sir F. lltsirloinsuis, Woo. Scisilsnsore, It. I': C.:baluster, R. C. H. Smith, R. Cbeiwystrle, G. house, J. C. Smith, W. Creevry, T. Piffles, Y. Tamlock, Marg. Denman, T. Johnson, Colons' Tysitr, C. Ns Ebriogsuis, Lord Ltishingiou, Dr. I:ennysins, C. Evens, W. Marlin, J. %Varre, J. A. Folkestone, Lord Milton, howl %vcesb, B. Coatell, 11. Mosul, J. B. Western, C. C. Gordon, R. Newman, R. %V. ELL MI. Grant, J. 1 1 : Palmer, Rulonel Brous tt, Hu. B. G: Grattan, .1 Pslaser, C. F. Dosies, Wessel. Grahsm,S. hs...l.biss, Lord koiredolT in favour of ihr inution—i-Philips,CL R. asod• Maxwell, J. List QC the• Minority who •oted fur n reduction of 78,0001. from the Barrack Estimates, M'ay 31. Allan, J. Grant, J. P. Newport, Rl. Hon. Barret'. S. M. Gaul, Sr. J. Barnard ; Lill' anise, Sir W. Moser, C. F. Ileuurtt, Hun. H. G.Halilimaiiil ; J. Punkt.. Ht.'s. W. Reuel t, J. Harburd, Hun. R. Prier, It. Becher, J. W. Irestbetrie, Sir G. Ricardo, D. Reignite, Lord [lrma, Sir It. Bute, T. S. Bravo'', B. I Intik., one, J. C. Itu LCoril, ttositbey, Sir J. F. Horst. R. ItumbolJ, S.r G. Blight. 11. Iltitekesison, Ilea. Scasirit, J. fiery, Vise. G. H. Strum, Lord Byisk, C: JAVUes, W. Smith, J. Calve''', C. Jerry's', G. P. Smith, W. Carter, J. Johnson, Col. South. Holt. R. Chnloner, R. Leonard, T. B. Manley, Lord Coffin, Sir Isaac Lockhart, J. Wl...tiro, J. C. Cult?, T. Maberly, J. SVii.ion,.Siir c u m... m o o , L. Martin, John IVentl, Alarteuala Dritm•n, T. IV ) rill. M. Do bolas. T. Milbank, St. TIKLLRRIA Evaup, W. !Houck, J. R. Bernal, IL Gordo'', R. NeWlaall, IL W. Hume, J. List or the Mino►ity of Fierruts.two wito voted for Mr Humes proposition to !trance the Toner Establislitursitt Abercromlsp, J. Martini-of, Hon. E. Buinhold, E.. Bernal, IL Hobhouse, J. ('. Rus ell, Lord W. Bentn., J. Hutchinson, Kn. C. Searlett. J. Barrett, S. R. Ha!demand, W. S Is, W. Beaumont, T. W. Hurst . . H. ' Smith, Hon. Hyatt G. Bon, Lord A. Smith, R. Bennett, Ha. H. G. James, W. Smyth, .1. Bury., Lord Johnstone, Colonel Sefton. Lord , Bright, H. King. Sir J. I). Townsend, lA. C. Bosighey, Sir J. ►,uahiuglon, Dr. Tierney. 81. H ii.G. Boughtun,Sir W.R. Lockhart, W. E. Tennyson, C. Birch, T. Maberly, *en. Tyros., C K. Benet', J. Mackiot•rsb, Sir). Ta.)lor, M. A. Caleraft, J. Milton , font Tavistock, Lutd Creevey, T. Macilowslll J. Wood, M.. Chaluuer, R. Munk, J. B. %will, M. Coffin, Sir I. biaberly...- jun. Webb, Col. Davies, C.Aoutl Martin, J. Western. J. C. Denman, T. Neuman, R. W. Worm, J. D6llllllO, Hull. T. Newport, Sir J: Wilson, Sir R. Ebringtusi, Lout Ord, W. Ferguson, Sir It. Palmer, C. F. TELLIIIII. Gretifell, P. Ph lips, G juu. flume, J. Gral tun, J. Philips, G. Gordon, IL Brant, J. P. Itolouts, A. G'Pll's G. Ruc.rolu, D. MAIIKETs. [From the' London ew•Priee Currant."] FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE I. _ - Corros.—The report se stated on Friday last of ihr sake of 3.000 bags iteugal Cutinu in one contract, proved to be correct ; the quality was fair common, the inter averaged : we believe the Cuttumwasexchaaged f , r manufaetered gouda. The market ■,are our lust has beta without alluvial; the purelmarrirousist 01'- 500 Bengal 200 Surat . did. a 7.t. 21,0 Pernambuco........_ IV. a I 20 West India, etnamins Wt.'. a 111.1. duly paid. CO Smyrna Imports; 2Sils to 31st May, iuclueive : Calcutta St. Vincent's SUGAM.—The market is atilt inadequately rupplieti whir Lew Staves; the tleuisild a also languid, as the bored have eitt induct salient to come fury/aid: the prices casual be abated at any variation. The R. fused market has bren brae) ILis week; the shippers •le deterred from buyii:g, arruusit She stafavoliesble reports ►especting the coutmeoisl markets, and Ilse whole sale grocers pureh.se n• • lituktil scale f.* She house WU. suniptiou of the country. Exposted last week:— Single. Double. To lisinbro' klediserrauesu 11sItse Purls ...... LUSO 1,005 Irelsod Guernsey and Jersey ....... 1.3b0 British &lacrimal' Rotterdam... 5OO East and Wmt ludas Total 564,890 0,450- There are considerable inquiries atter Furrigu Sugars, but Duly sr hie prices. By palate sale ibis forenoon, 80 chests and 250 barrels Brazil Sugars were brought ft.rward, the vrbote had the sp. 'reargue* of being washed, and cannot of consequence be taken as a guide to our quotation., hut the prices %ere rici. taiuly 21. a 111. lower than soy previous sale; good *hits 445., mid.lliug 3ss. Curran. 'There have been considerable public sales al Coffee brvogist forward this week ; the Jamaica shaanptions must be quoted at a further 2 - i-duct:tau of 21. to Fottip Colter there is Do &iteration; a large. parcel of fine a►.iiasry Porto Rico yesierday sold on full as hick wino. as peerioris - s obtaised; fine osdr•sary coloury 1214. sal 121..6.1. A cos. siderable parcel of St. Dinning° met wills nu bwyers, In.• whole taken in )16d, and 1144.0 I. There were fine. publ.c side* Obis foreuouu, roosisiint of idenniea, Deaserwww, sod Beast descriptions; the two. formes sold , 64 prices a shad: higiwr than ye lerday, Liod tile 41.-nv;w4 *prima to bare outisidersibly ilarrea.ird ; the Grsa.l 4'otter sold no robe: lower Grote; good ordinary pale 1131.6.1. a 114 s ; ordinary a bide broken 1094. Fur INDiA SALIC..—TiIe sole at the lndin noose th:s traoruiug consisted of 626 l.aigs Civilian.. Coffees She sound, guod ordinary yelhow Ch. idiots sold 116 s. a 117.. 6 4 1. Ii i class Jamsr•.l, 1144. 6d a law.. 6.1. Pauli.— lip posihe forenrowit„ 4 20 barrels Mirk Srmy. els Minn.'s, 41•.: die remainder of tile 144:a eel of damaged Pi uis, allocJing ow- irriletiuu of the matl:t prices. Rum, IlstaNnv 4 . and 01. LAN DS —The Cos ernmens we ts-art advert is , .1 f..r this furentruis 1,444 produasel uu linpmr.. merit in sht• Kum, snorkel ; porehasra slate on, 1.14 ar e inconsider•ble, and sr...serially at bwor pricy.. 11(aosly and Genres coaillirit•neg:eesed. The Gortinin-ut irontroot for Rum so-day Isar beer take* so low a. 14. 4 :41. per g.illuti. . . . lie demand for Tallow abate sot la.t bar beets very lionitsd; use issarkei etess, is ewswerprassee. Ise d a shade lower; and aerie is she languid state of trade. 11.4( wet tootalisess could wills 411tiessily baf etwatuel Too u Tanya is stettlay quoted fsUs. is bids is the same as last week CORN RICHANGC, FaIDAY, Just 1. A large proportion of blots.lay's asopply of lt heat nrinall. eel over for this win ning's minket, and having but few haven • the • ilea were very heavy. but On re was uo alterat:iia pricey. Barley is la. per quarter loser, their I:eitor yelp Nide demand for that article. timely all the maltsters hairier left off haying for the /4:4111111. The arrival of Oats have b., s r ran•i.lenlde,. • Nick occasioned a arneial heaeisnive in the trade, at a reduction or t.. IK•r (limiter Imam Nluitilay's quin talon. In Beans and I'ra►e there is ma•shrraiiva. UXBRIDGE. CPro Iti•pectur`b !lours, 1 . 1111114011 V. AT 31. V, beet, per itoottl b4rley, pck quarter —.l iv se. Oats . l7. 14s —.l . W ars ..—. U. —4 le Me Pius Ws-4 se 33. NEWBURY, BERM!, iii AT SS. Wheal .. 46s so 66‘ MON .......• • •••• 1k to 2 !lr Sys —. W —. I Brass Barley Bres4, per Callus, 11. 2p. so It- 461. II CM Et II Wheal, per lb. (fire buollr!%) 'sTGAD, May .11._ 25. lu 30% ua New dills —• II) B• 0,1,, per gear 9i• tu 18. I. 4%. Ikon Oki Dears 1.. Peas 204 to 1:3. ctl DrYIZES, SIAM r. —laapeetees Return. Ws Oil • ilk %I I thia 2OB o,la 24‘ 11* Uarl.v.... 24* e 1 a 29e 0 , 1 I Wilms 14 . 04 * 17. 04: 4:7 Sacks of Wiwal, sold at tie overage a 23e. SJ. SOLUSBURT. Slav 29. Wheat 4l. ha Ns Oil Oats.... 11Ba. Od. 1•225. 01 Barley. SUITIIFIELD MARKET, Faso&'•. Juts 11 There was a plentiful supply at bill Let this utui wog, par ticularly 11l small weal, is cusisequesace of which the prows arc loser. Thera is no allierstiwi pewee rn the HAI.- toter Let stare last 31uuday. The fulkustug I. Ito uceuratr rtau loth& of the !aims and womb. is : At tusk the OW per •lotte of Sib. 8eef....3t. 65. to 4 s. 4t. Ilea.! of Cattle ibis de): _ . I . Mutiots 3s. 81 to 4s. 84. I'.'asts 3lB ktonb...:os. 0./.. to 6a. lit. Sheep and I...ambit lll,Joi t 6.1. to So. 8J Coke.. l':.rk ... 3.. 1.1 to be. 44. I l'iTs NEWCATE A:CI) I.EADENUALL MARKETS. (liy the l'a.cm.s.) Reef .... 31 0.1 to 44 04 I vrai ...• so og bp 4s 84 , Muttoo.. 2s 8.1 to is 44 Pork.... ass 44 iv Is Ikt Lamb.... 4. 4.1 le 6d 4J. PRICES OF lIAV AND STRAW. ST JANIV.S . S. WHITECHAPEL. Kay 3f IN IEI 10 sr Tn. OA Ilay.. 3/ 18.0.1 to 4f 6109 StrAW Il 4004 0. If 13* 141 Straw._ If 8. /14 to 1/ 12. 0.1 C10t..., 4/ 0i 0.1 10 5/ 0.1 0.1 I Gober 41 0. o.llu Sf 1/.. WI N rm. !quire of Jul y, 7s. 7J. per gallon. P0it,.01.1. per 138 gallons to 418/: New. ditto Lisbon, poi- pipe ilirdeera. per pipe sit" 110 gallons lucks)._ 451. to VII. Sherry, per bull 01 11 per Tun , kr 232 Galluus. New Greesil.lV bale 221 103 Spermaceti ...... 631 —s Li owed 'so/ —s Pala Seal 3Ol Pale Rape .. 4..j4 COAL MARKET, Jou r. Ships 851 Market. Sbip. Soh/. Price. ift! Nt•wcaftile 1 SouJerland COURSE OF EXEDANGE. FRIDAY, Juar 1. Amsterdam ....C.F. 12 15 I Leghorn .. .. 47 Ditto at sight l2 12 Geuua .... 44 Rotterdam.... 2V.12 16 Vesicle .... 0 ^ 60 Antwerp Haniburgli ....21 11. 38 8 Nappies A110na........2f U. 38 9 Palermo.... per oz. 116 Paris 3 day's sight .. 23. 80 Lislpon Ditto Rownleeux '26 15 Rio Janeiro Frankfurt on the Bahia .. ..... Main, Ex. M..... 158 I Dublin Perrtabnrgb.rsl.llll.l. 9 1 Cui k Virantueffeetive 911 10 21 trioLl.lol4 Trleste....du lO 21 Portugal Gull IN r .. d. Madrid.... eadia ........ kilboa...s .. 3si I liars . .3 17 10f. Barcelona 35 Nrw Doublouus ..0 0 o Seville 35/ New Dollars .....0 4 VI Gibrakar .... MARRIAGE. Os afore!'" last, at St. ettroestia. losetrat Ago late of the Royal Mavir, of Krosiottloraratrosi. Ilfslovrat. to Elizabeth, youovrat elauiliter of lbs We Mr. Wiliam. Jacboos, of Fleet-atlas,. DEATHS. Oa the2lst ult. at her son's hose, at flansgliton, Cheshire, Mrs. Bennett. aged 04 years; baler In the lass e John Psiker Mosley, hart. Ow the 4: t 4 Apricot Sbesl-hfoire, at the estimated age rat 112 earns, the nidow of • Kiotail Cower. Instil the last winter. she hair never Iteown a day's sickness, and her organs tar and hearing seta unimpalml s and nut many months ago, she would run a lace a itl. many of Let sex of the Iliad seal Couch grownup.. Lamenting the degeneracy of the present day, she would MN.. sag, " l tome seer banpy slays in Keratin, when ,Pen /WWI alai/111 reliants , hail tyro wive., 4/PC ii the aslhy, and another in the hell, slid when throe was but use prayer and Ise rum is Uwe psi lids :"—(Chester Paper) MGR WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, Blerslati 3t after 3. F Gtreatag 4 filar Prunes! mud evithelead fi TRU NUT'S'S PaElki mod TH GLOVE Mike, Nu. 117, Strand & by C. CUANWELL. the Strand. i