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. V••S -- • A $. A.:714 7 aid that it should be lawful for the Countesp . heffiesth any prOperty she might acquire during! her life • that she should live sole and apart front stit;if she was unmarried ; and that'he, the Earl,i should not institute an y su it i n the Spiritu a l C ourt , '*n the restoration of his conjugal *rights. Ther e; however, is no clause its the deed to indemnify the' • Earl from the payment of any debts the Countess sifight contract ;- but the answer of the trustees sug gests that such a clause would have been iutroducrd but that the Noble Earl objected to it, as beings unnecessary. If the deed had been prepared with out such a covenant, the Courtvmuld lint have sup - plied it. I cannot enter into ally of the grounds stated in the bill. I am compelled to confine my self to those in the itostruments, and if they are not impeachable on their merits, they cannot he so -from any other.cause. It as lint n bill filed by the Countess to carry the trusts of the deed into exe cution, hut a ball filed by the E srl„ grounded that on account of public policy they ought to Ise deliVered up. In a honk lately . publi.shed by .41r. Roper, on the law of Inodiand and wife, it is held that a Court of Law or Equity cannot inter fere between. as the marriage can be only disanlved .fly' Act of Parliament. It was held by the Law Judges, in the Exchequer Chamber, in the case of .:fickley and Durant, that a deed providing for a sutatripierit sever:Aim' could Dot be 'supported. In the 9th vol. Terns Heporls, there is a case where • Lord Kem•on held the mini um, thst where property was vested in truatees for the separate use of the wife, that it might he maintained. It always-ap peared to ore extraordinary. ir a mere deed of sops • ration could nut be mailitained, that is, if the • main point is a vision. how the collateral can , ►tand. If either in►truments are void on the ground of public policy, they must be so in a Court of Law as well as a Court of Equity, there fore thrre can be no objection to try the question at low, which may be done in the shape of a case.-- . The .coriclusion I have come to is this, certainly different from what I would base come to if I had been a law Jildwe thirty years bark, for then I would have feel l the deeds not to he good at law, tint when their is dictans cm dictate against flirt "Timm', the noble parties low,' go on at law to try I tie , (IL. soon, with liberty aficr the deeiiiou of the Cuott blow is obtained to inske ant• further ap plication to inc that may hr advised. My decision is, that I tcannot grant the injunction: the motion . is there-fare d,siniaseil.•' Ihe Counsel for the Rill of %Vestment!, said, Oar his nohle client sttr proceeding m the Eceleries ti.:4l Court for the re4 , orallo.l of hi 4 c.•tljngal rights. • The LORD ellANCF.l.l.olt—r" Do not the deeds restrain hint from lhal course ?" Mr. I. A K - E, Cou.,rei fo: th. CollOtrAll Of We.t. meath, 1,6111, her Lfllydoir will. advised to meet the but to the Eeelebia.tieol Court. row-s;rmErr TIT FOR TAT. Yesterday two young men, called due. ea, and named 2111. chart Jarahs and lrm Junes (1114.f..rtu:' , a .1 w), weir hrought iv thin office for ezmistsi.stion before Sir Robert fl.ker, and cha.ged upon the oath another Jew, 11i1111 41 halIC who stated Aiwa* to be an old•elothrensou, that as he was go i m: his N ana' round, on Wednesday mo g !It'll, ill Davies. street, !Groaernor-ogitare, the l'sittener Jacobs stopped 1,, a, and n i,ked him if he would like to boy a bargain, which Mr. Harris said lie was very willing to du, and airfoil iagly../soM Plisolitos gut Hams into a maMe, just I.y, and the se exhibit...l to hie view two large pieces of Irish linen, which they said they had tonight for flo it Captain, who had jolt emit , home from itea„but they did not roil him. 41.1 tbiv time ahoy Weir interrupted i.e some groans or eimell• min alto rime lobo she roa!de. and the Jew. thinking that lie 4.sd got hold of some HAN pealmaJed them to at company Lilo to a arichlomiing polt!ie-lion-e, and Ile *instil give 'ahem Efty abilltiefl to. the tiara, a loch they did, and got 1/60 money, lenvingthe old thaliesmin quite tivcres belated with joy, as be stated that i.e thniselit he had gat .very . good asy's walk. goose after the Prisoners hail I. fl Lim, be writ ?cry auxious to dispose ut vise sir Pooh of the, pieces to a cristkman's ,errand wipe was in the hussar. "rite servant; aft , e misdoing owe of the pieces, found, la hie 1411.411 andasement, and to the extreme tified lila Jew, this the 1 retreated flee Wails linen consisted of no. difirg but mamas to of calico, and also upon opening the piece discover. d shat it was all a cheat. The Prisoner Jacobs wan first called spoil fur his defence, who ,steed no special pleader for and troll,,egue„ mid wirer swatting a long and rlssisildr sin sits ended wills saying, Mai the old elothemnasi, Ibiukiog ant were tool. n goods, puppd them late Isis haz, hri.k them to a public-hours, parr them fitly shillings, bid them to be good buy., and go lsloog and say auditing at all ;shout the matter. The taller Prisoner merely stated, that he stool Lay and laughed in his sleeve at two Jews 'healing one niintls.r. ?Ley west (oily aummittcd fur trial. SARLSOROVGIII-STREET. 11.% RING OUTRAGE. A esoe o an itsfatooos cod eeparilty attach up** sonse re-vrtah:e frinalts acd otassyc man, and which, Iu use the words .f lite Al:tti,rellte x Is alsrl,ol iatr bashatuu• to be erwilte , l, tent. trl/! en as insiway into Ilie ciIIIIIIUCI Ew•r, a vtreetkesper, tutfcrnd by the VroinK re. eons in qus.tion; use of mob sex appelriug with hi melt eyes and tortoise'. - It appeared by tips staleassot d Ike Cnonyhrieente, that ti'r were **Woe Iwo and Ise ea tranottay rvreiog 4911 the Earswsier•rearl, oh,. the 'males we,. instaievtl by a grotty tK irentleistet?• se, velar, about ten in numb. r, who rtra:ccri Mir fratales twin Uwe,. One of the young , met,, whose staler bora hero furred fr •ni his arm, remenstraterl. whit. 41. e of the raffia's. 'worked hinds's'''. awl nnutiwr stifled the shris ks of his siver by a violent blur on the eyes, toil thrum-me lwr, iire a ditch, and letera9z atripiiiOg tht cloths.' from oft her,. The attack epos she onnliendisiz, seven ew number, raw. p art of th e regions kae l ong of the sisscirturs, the others ill.tsratest the Convisialinsa. A witness. who was a atraneer, corrwhornird the belttal belessisoir of the ser.ante. Ewer, the streei.kreper, who is erh...loyid at the New Nagnigge Wells Gardens at Ella. water, was r h ar p,,; with the f: Ihtti oho first began the assured, Ned 'maid to know Owes all. the their way Jolla tire road the per sou /batted havriee the arm of Ewer, gave s 1 . 4“131C1 C berge of she young mss whose WWI, was tore buss bent, sot he took hold of the agrees-keeper's other arm. lisreessadrice was to toggle it and not to to the watchhuuse, letting the young man iojosed that it w.suld cost I ttttt motels money and trouble, and Isis hotter see would br to pay a sioas t awl settle with bins (Errs 6) rue his trouble. This y.mog mats ...wised Ni the olf. r, hut whew near she watch. losse the strest-keer-r nod ihr assailants went ilito a polder. house toettlier, the form., refusing to take the charge to the oetclihro:rse, as he said be hue* biro, mid the servant gave as asadaso: a ilawat-gu-stre.t. ttagisirsie (Ms. klionearing) ithwiveil, that anti wits as scear, who had been sworn in temporary runatabtra. wore 11011r14g the „retry prtisripirs of she pollee—awl this, i.e addition to smother case lately Infer? hisn, was truly thea tre. and tended to thr disquiet, of the respectable police The Meg .irate desires/ that a we t should be wade out :rosiest the oervallt, who gsve se address in Nos ingo.street. alsli,up,ll Mere were but toile hopes of boding hew He rather so ppusi dit was an titlark by thieves le cans* • thermion far plusidur. Ti r young persons west in search of the offesikr, sad fur lie prgseut the ease was utdrrtd to stied ever. i l mtivwil4:o4r "mins uninort.-- ri~itTr - rriallb 1. • ' tiIISERVH IN THIS rasesail P4IIII.I4)IHHT. vii vlileiiiit D ; o l/ 4 2411it . " —Henry Heise Driummioaa. Woo of Mkt the room or Sir Charles Sit ti AAA limil4-1•- - - ' . .41 . NIL/TART PROMOTIONS. 1 Y 4 GOINUMMittne to the Westmorland. Yeomanry Cava''', signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Courtly of IVldionorland. .WilliamClapham w Oeist. to be Cornet—dated April 36,1821. ,john Romney, Geed. tor be &enrols—dated October 14, 1820. COM•leirtiON• signor by the Lord Lieutenant of the lost Biding of the vomit, erf York, and Tinos and County of the Totem of Eingstou-upon-Hull. To be Deputy Lieutenants—George flehmtswer, Eaq ; Joseph Coltman. Clerk; end William Robimou Ginty, Clerk—all dated May 8, 1821. Commisslons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. Bedfordshire Militia. Ensign Blackett Robert Harrison, Esq. to be Lieutenant, vice Sweetiog, resigned—doted April 18, 1821. Bedfordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. William Hillersdeu Colquhoun, Gent. to be Cornet—dated May 10, 1821. Commission in tie Anglesey Militia , signed by Mt Lord Lieutenant qt . the Comfy of Anglesey. Edward Owen, Gent. to he Siergeos, vice Pritchard, de ceased—dated May 7,1891. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Peaciteg Hollis , or ''''''''''''''''' Newington, Ilsryey, tailor, to surrender, June 1,8, and July 10, at ten, at Gniidhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kiss, Clifford's len, London. Thomas Nicholls, of flirminglenns, dealer, to surrentl , r, June IS, at rotor, 1111, and July 10, at eleven, at the ITBite Holt, Dighetb, Birmingham. Attorneys, Mr. Taylor, Ml brook, London; and Mr. Hicks, hirmit.ghain. William Backus Hart, late of Kini•street, Chenpairle, inadou, merchant, to ►urrender, hone 9, 19, and July TO, as ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Kinvairrei, ateamacle. Stephen Youden, now or late of Dover, Kent, carpenter, to surrender, June I I, at nine, 12, and July 10, at eleven, at the GeieWell, Canterbury. Attorneys, Mr. Kennett, Dover; and Messrs. Stocker, Dawson, and Herringharn, New Boswell-corm, Lincoln's lien, London. Thom is Worthington Gordy, now or late of Dover, Kent, felt-maker, to surrender, June I I, at nine, 12', and July 10, at twelve , al Met Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorneys, Mr. Kennett, Dover ; and M . Stucker, Dawson, and Mee 'lngham, New llnswell-court, Lineoles's Inn, London. Felix Jones, of Bristol, mason, to surrender, June 7,8, at one, and Jelly 10, at Iwo, ■t the Commercial Booms, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Evans, Halton-gardeo, Loudon; and Mr. Haleeelietee, Bristol. Robert Simpson, of Newton,le-upon Tyne, perfumer, to surremire„ June 1 , SW, sot eleven, tool Poly 19, at five, at the Tork's head lon. Newrartle•ipoo Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. T. Leadbittrr, Paneras-laue, [amino ; awl Mr. lietiry 11.Jeb mond, Neweautle. James Ward, of Bereft,- Staffitnl, farmer, to surrender, Julie 6, ■t six, at Mr. Brookes'. office, Newport, Salop, 7, at ten, and /Ely lit, at mi., it the Ited Liuu Inn, Newport At torney.. Mr. Hick., Gray's.luw-mptare, Londou ; sod Mr. , Brooks, Newport. Hugh M'Corquwdale, a Liverpool. merchant, to garret, - der, Jame 21, 2t, and July 10, at our, at the George lows, Li verpool. Attorney., Mewrt. Taylor and Rosette. timer Bench-walk, Temple, Lorittou; and Messrs. Lace, 31iller, aud•Ltee, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. June 22. J. Outman and W. %V.-I.h, of Liverpool, common. brewers, at une, at the George Inn, Liverpool. lune 19. .1. Huntistutl, of Thayer-meat, Manchester-sqnare, Middlesex, tailor, at lees, at Guildhall. I.ondun. June 19. W../. Porter, late of Ctielves, Midillescs, 'hunt, and now of Charing.erum,aloptieller, at twelve. at Guildhall, London. June 30. G. Howie, of Newgatr-street, London, upholsterer, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 43. T. Courtney, of the Oxford Coffeehouse, Strand, Middlesex, victualler, at twelve. nt Guildhall, London. June 25. M. Sweet, of Taunton Si. Nlnry Magdalen, Sonny set, innkeeper, at eleven, lit the Commercial ROOMS, BrIS , UI. /11111 . 2. J. Hill, of Ruthe►hithe, Surrey, m►rchant, at twelve, Guildhall, Louden. June 29. Y. Hankinson, talent Manchester, grocer, at nine, at the Star lon. Manchester. June 30. J. Birch, of Mancliesier, cottuu-spinner, at nine, at the Sta. Manchester. JllOl. 19. T. Booker, late of limsworth, Soul lismpton, miller, at twelve, at the Black Dog bill, Etnswurlh. June 20 J. Fullerton of Manchester, saddler, at two, at the While Bear Inn, fll■nrbr.ter. July 12. T. Marshall, of Brantley, Leeds, York, clothier, at ten, at she Hawson's Arms Inn, Bradrird, York. June 26. It. Maltby, late of Mortimer street, Middlesex, mosey-scrivener, at ten, et Guildhall , London. June 21. W. Durkin and J. Durkin, of Southampton, ship. Imild2re, at twelve, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton. H. I'. SUGAS.-,TliffC has been a rood inquiry by the grocers fur new Sugar of gond quality, which has foam (drat frill prices. the randy nut having been very more rive ; low qualities have been doll of sale, and sales have been made gutter Our Isel tpiniatiugs fur this ileseriptinn. FORIEION Suo•a.—A great part of tire public. sale of Hi. varsisah which was bonest in on Tueatlay last, his been since wild at 311.. for good and fine white and 31s. lu 325. for yel. hoer, middling white has been .01.; at rtSia. per cwt., osakiug • 'eduction of about 3s. per ewe. to the vie a of artiste. Coco•.--Sevcral parcels have been brought to auction shire tour last; they were in general !Arts in, though there appeased rather risme di maul', and a few luta were sold at Lair prices. rtailtisso.—Eateasive parcels of this article have losen brought to •ssctiou digrusg the past week, mid disposed of at a small redurtiuu. DY►wooos hare Iwen rather heavy of sale,. RUN has been extrensely heavy of sale. LIVERPOOL REPORT, MAY 26, 1821. The COTTON market has heen extremely heavy this week and the middliiig deseriptions of Rqweila and Orleans air a shade lower: the sales amount to 5,000 bap, and consist of 2,4311 flowed* at did. • 11d., sod a few ordinary at ; 500 Orleaus at 10d. a 12.1, and • few at 914. a 13.1.; 30 Tennessee. as 80., 70 Mobile at 1034. a 103.1, 27d S.-a Islam's at 13.1. a 19d., and a few Sue at 22.1. mid 234. ; 30 stained at I Id. a 124., 410 al 1311 u 141, 430 Bahia. at I lid. a 12;01.. 2111 11 , 1111111141 W, 12.1. a 121 d, 60 Mina Genes at 103 d., 10 Paras at 11:1.1., 30 Dew-rain at 113.1. ; 60 Carthagenan at 73d., 00 I...gains at 63.1., 70 Surat§ M 73.1. a 7 . 3•41., 260 Bengal, as 63,1. a 7.f. per lb. The import this wick is only 3,482 6ago, viz. 2,227 bags N. w Orleans, 1.015 Savannah. 131 D. merara, b 4 Braal. B. P. SIOZ.If has been dull dui iug tho week; and the public sales, antsistiag of Drisierara, St. Lucia, mid Barhadues, went off without spirit al last wick's prices : the quantity sold is 700 risks. 300 bags of E. I. ("tiered at auction stele taken in at n 70s. 0,1. fur very low soft to midtkiag white. We have some iugoiry , but at low prices, fur Foreign descriptions, of which there are so few offering drat no purchasi a have bees made : 150 chests of Bahia will be offered at public sale uo Thursday next, as well as 000 boxes of Havannab use Monday, the 213th, and 600 bags of Dutch and 1,000 hags Semarang Coffee ou Thursday, the 31st instaut.—There has been but little done in Care ibis week; woe small sale of Dutch yesierday went at steady prices, f.ue triage 1145., low middling 122.. 6.1. a 1245., mud good middling 1251. a 127 x.: the sales by private were coufined to a few parcels of fair to gaud St. Domingo at 113..6.1. si 114 s. and one tot of very goad Brazil at 1106. Gd. Carolina Rif* of middling quality aas sold by auction at 13s. 6.1. a 14. t. 0,1. per cwt.; and middling to fair Pinandu at 724. a 3d. per lb. A small parcel of fair Brazil Cocoa has lire.. taken fur ex port at 475. Little has bees. dune in Hums ; Jamaicas ISO. P.of so old 'import, have been bought al Is. 1)4. per gallon. Dyewoods are troy dull. There le • fair inquiry fur Ashes, and Montreal Pots have brought 335. Otl. a 34... Bustwis 42.., and a feu 414.; Pea.la ale mead! 41.. 'I here is a good demand fur Ox Hides, and 9,000 offered on 'I hursday nerie taken by the trade at 7,3 d. • 83d. for wormed, and 03d. for vsoil ImPort parcels 1,200 Para salted s,id. a 511., 500 dry 72d. per lb. ; 11,000 Hulse, partially stunned, were sold at a decline of Is, say ss. • ss. 10d. each. There has been rather more inquiry for Tobacco Ohio week, far export, but at lower rates than hold, ra are inclined to take; the market u• the whole is more firm. The Corn market has been rather more animated, hut without any material liberation in prices. Prime samples of Wheat hare been moat in demand, at • trifling advance. Osts are steady. Small parcels of American sweet Flour continue to be taken for export; sour t•luur, in bond, is alau inquired for, and 1,000 boucle New Oilcans hate been sold at 13s. lid. per barrel. The demand fur Sliumar is confined to small 'out of Sicily, sold to cunanniers at 211 a. 6d. per cwt. Fur Sicily lt.inistui.e 241. per ton has been obtained. Tallow has been more in request. and an advance of ls. per cat. lots been paid; • bit of rood Siberia Soap Tallow brought 51s. and Si. Petershurgh Yellow Candle has been selling at 51s. to 525. per cwt.—About MD toils good tit cily Barilla have been sold at •241. to 241. Ills. per tun. OILII.—Fisb Oils are ratlerr dull of demand, and a shade lower, cusp! for arrival, oa lakicli tetras some of the dealers have paid 2SI. naked ; the trade, however, refuse to buy.— Linseed oil has scissored to 321. FRUIT is dull of sale: there is a considerable quantity of Denia Raisins in the atarket, which have been catered at tower prim._ - . RUINED StICIAIL—Thio market has been dull, there was however a disposition to purchase low lumps about Is. un der last week's price, bat the Refiners were not williii to subunit so the reduction. To day the mai ket is more dull, and pries% rather lower. lava ParswistoNs.—The market must lie considered dull, excaptiug for units provisions, ahuL are eery scaler. CCRTIFICATIN.—June 19. W. Bryan and J. Bryan, of Old Compton street, Soho, Middlesex, Isaberdaslwrs.—J. Taylor, late of Brightlielossionc, Suto.ex, but now of Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucester, wine. merchant.—W. L. Houghton, of kingssoo.upon-Hull, Dia s' r.—J. Handal Re, nu. or late of Bradley, H nddersffeli, Yolk, wood-merchant.-I'. Watkins, now or Nis of Bristol, oil cud coloiirman.—J. Boydell, late of Bethnal -rem), Mid dlesex, coal-no rchant —T. Ward, of Warwick•row,Coyeatiy, silk.ryanufaesurcr —R. Findlay and G. H. Findlay, late of Adssn's..cuurt, Old Broad-street, London, silk.aanufaelurers. —B. Troughion the elder and .1. Troughtor, of Wood -street, Cheapsidc, London, and also of Overton, Hants, silkiness and silk-throwsiers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Jsrkaon, M. Jackson, J. Jackson, and .1. O'Laary, a Limpuot, general merchants, May 7, 1821 —J. Culling, D. Culling, and J. Coiling, junior, of Gateshead, Durham, and of Ncar-sile-upon-Tyne, hatonsuufacierers, January 1, .1871 J-11. Ackland and J. Wright, of Cannun.slreet, Lou don, wine-nirrehauts, May 22, 1821.—J. Cooper and J. 1L Cooper, of Watling-mreet, London. muslin.nnanufactswers, Novrinlor 1, 1820—L. Price and J. W. Price, of Red Liowittert. Clcrkenwell, fbiddleax , attorneys-at-taw, May 28, 1821 —A. Wilcoxop, R. Stanton, W. Harding, and E. Owen, LumbariLstreet, London, louking.glase and cabi n, t.iasuotsclurers, as far as respects the said R. Stanton, Jsuu•ij 1, 1819. COURSE OF EXCHA: Amßt. rtlrm. C.F. 12 14 DIIIO Sight 12 11 Rutterd.m....... 12 15 Antarri) ....... 12 10 Ifnmbul 4h ...... 38 7 Altona Potts 3 Ilny ' s dais 25 80 lihtto liotiedraux 26 15 Frankfort on the ;GE, TUVIDAT, MAT 29. 91 horn Leg . . , 4/ .. 421 Venire Dal. Lir—. 27 00 Malta .... 44 Nap1e5............ 39! Palermo, per 0z... 110 Lisbon 4 43 Oporto Rio Janeiro. Bahia Dublio Cork - 81 wiLtios Portugal GolJ i• 72 a. d. Coin. per es .... 0 Gold in 8ar5...... 3 17 10$ New Doubloons.— 3 10 0 New D011ar5...... 0 4 10 Silver is Bars 4 10 1571 p. rbl. 9 3 Us. ES•illek.fid. 10 20 ir.te Madrid t'adta 351 141144,,, Barcelona .. 35t Ciabrahar IRELAND. . - 111111111111.11111C11, Dinars, TaioNIDAT, NAT 24. oirA + o no, .+11! _ 2 141.1..44i V. lIACNAMAMI 2 . 214111 4 .4 ND " A U NT "' , Mr. Serjeant Joy catetiriss to gee* cause why the conditional order for • criminal information 01,- tained against the Defendants in this case should not be made absolute. His argument lusted four hours. Mr. &trumps asked whether the Learned Ser jesnt's argument was made on behalf of all the Defendants? Mr. O'Connell appeared for Mr. Staunton. Mr. Scott stated that all the Defendants had separate Conner!. Further heaoing postponed to Saturdoy. COMMON PLEAS, FRIDAY, MAY 25. CAII.A V. MACNAMARA. Mr. liolwell Wslshe was heard at great length in support of the verdict in olvs ease. Mr. Dogheroy followed shortly on the same side. Mr. N..rtn, oo behalf of the Defaitlasit, re plied.—Judgment po.tponed. MduK Hrs. [From Übe • Leedom Herrnwille P►ice Caorrellt" off Tuesday, kap , 28, 182.1.) WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Corms—There have been several politic sales since nor last, atuutinting to 992 casks and 1,831 hags ; the demand generally has been dull, heel yrs, little alteration has taker plate in prices : the sales went off heavily, good qualities brought full priers, and ordinary Jamaica sold about Is. lower ; Foreign has br rft mostly tater° in nt about last week's rate.. The transactions by private treaty have brows very lini,ted. Poolacript, Tierslay, May 'l9, Farm o'Clock. Ceram—Ties emntl pithlic sales were brought forward to-der, and went off very flatly midst hewer prices generally; a few lots of 613 e middliug Jamaica • brought full prices; Dutch sold Is. a So. lower; (Ur the ►t. Domingo no huyera could be Sowed at a Weber price than 1155.0 J. and the whole wail takes in. H. P. SUOA/L.—Thrre was a good &tumid to.ibiy, soil a elude higher prices were paid for good Sugar, the supply be ing at pitsent inadequate to the &um& Mr. LUCHINGTON, of the Treasury, in reply to a letter from C. M. 131.:IttliLL, Esq. M.P. li.is rig. nified that the farmers will not be prevented from wetting unsaleable barley as food for thew cart horses and other stock. The LORD CHAIM LLLLL rose to retorts thanks in the aboeure of his noble colleague, the Eirl of Liverpool. lie proceeded to Stale that It we* Isis fortune to have liven !mon r its his Majesty's service titan any of the King's inesent Ministers; hut they, in common nitls the cuut.try at large, owed a debt of iratiissile to that great man atonic meinuiy they were now calchratitig, and whose principles lair Ma ferty's Mt Matt r, hail followed with nutlet:l4 tog pi riewerance. For hinsicif lie rostlil only ray that his advice hail aiwsy• la.eo given in concurrence with that of Mr. Pill, against ell measures which had a tendency to slissen t in a i r r. sulnljoe , sry doctrines no this conistry here might hair Inc., a differ- ence of optistois about Panespint vies niliney; hut i.e was •ure that Mr. Pitt [user would have lent himself to any measure which was calculated to compromise she safety of the Cusatientsors. It was floe pride of his Majesty's Minis ters that throughout their atiminis , ratioo they had steadily pummel t •e great principles which Mr. Pitt WO with in flexible tit mucus laid clown far his coattail), and by which Europe hail been ultimately saverl through the great eu estions in the field of los illustrious Friend near him (the Duke of Wellincisio), also by his wisdom, vsl.,ur, and on paralleled exertions, gave effect to the-e principles witch guide his Majesty's Goverunteut, arid by ninth they were enabled to place Europe in it• sueseut state. " May the principles of Mr. Pitt always milmate the councils of Great Britalln."—(Loud tipple:tsar ) " The pilot that weathered the Stumm' war •usg with great applause. Mr. Gooch, in offering the health of the .Doke of Wel lington, r lir , latrirl upon the achievements stitch that illus- Liou• individual had peeforancil. " The health of the Duke of lVelliugton" was then drank. The Doke of Wi.t.i.ixtcrota returned thooksforthe atten tion paid Isi him. If. as the meeting did Isitn the honour SO supp o s e , be had serves' the public, the very performance of such 'service was sufficient reward. Ile could nosy ;egret Mint Mr. Pltt should slot have lived to behold Ike gloriosta termiratieis to %%Inch his couutels had led the way—that lie should nut have flirSl Europe freed by British skill sod *lsl. valor►. he ht.anb of the Chairman was then propirted, anti drank • ith enthusiasm. Mr Gouen, in relmroing thanks, repeated his professions of aril, olt •ttachment to tk. uirmuty sud to the principles d Mr Vit.. Among a variety of toasts u bleb our limit* sill out allow us to enumerate— Mr Goucx gave " The glorious Memory of George the Third." The fet lingo of the company upon such a subject wonld speak more eloquently than he (the Chairman; could ever hope to do The following totals were then given, each introduced by few words f the Chairman:—" Church and State"— The Constitution of Old England, and her trinniph emir foreign and domestic ettutuie«. - -" The health of the Esti of 11 are* otwl." Lord HARI:WOOD, in retorning thanks for the honour which had been IitIIIP him, assurrd the company that he hail ever bee,, a sincere friend to the print iplt a which they *etc assembled to support, and t onellided by giving ea a toast, " Prosperity and peiprtuiry to the Pitt (lob?' The LORD Ohl:Revue,* rose immediately, and eons. plained that his Noble Priem, was there tiesching a little u t his manor: he (the Lord Chisticellur) must tu give that toast himself : he would g:ve it as long as he lived, end when be was no more, the cause might find a muse able, but *ever • more zealous, supporter. Neve sAI other roast, were then drank connected with the whjecia and opinions of the m. st ing; sod the Chairman left ihe mum •bout Leif-moat ken o'clock. IC4 IA L IN TR L LIU &Veg. PORTSIMIN/Tn. MAY 28. Arrived tbe Pseille, Caroline, hilivrily. 11;diustry, •nci H.bc tras.p.,rts, (mos %Vaierfuti; Atlas, Reid, from Kakis; Audiy. Riker ; and Lidy 11411111.0% Gres, (rum the Douse fur the South Seas. PLY /10177 H, NAT 27. .„, Arrived the ?when, Spitler, from New South Shetland ; atm, off this port, the DAVIOOII, Jelessinvon, from Sierra Leone for Loud DU. The Indian has brought bone the ninatvr and part of the crew of the Cora, wrecked on 6th January in the harbour of Blyth , South Shetland ; she has also got the boat's crew, consisting of eight persons. beloug big to the George, that were left un the Island of Shetland. FALMOUTH, MAY 26. Arrived the Acores, Smith, fr. at Callas in 37 days. LYIIIIIIIIIIITOS, NAT 28. The Parsee of the lion. East India Ctinepday's ship General Willi( landed here this morning. NILVORD, NAY 2a. Arrived the Meteor ■nd Lightning .cam-irts.els from London for Holyhead. DRAL, MAY QR. Arrived the Msleiiiontssof Ely, Kay; Amid!, ; and Hiss kii•giscwitire, Adams, &um Clomp ; Miry Ann, Young, r.urn Ifainvia ; Itusßl Clwrlutir , Ford ; and Pyrenees. Chalk, from Jamairn ; Peasley, Guar St. Violcent's ; Frutim, Hultuu , hon. New Kruw wick; Ssrth, Van Haythxy.eu , (rum Si. sun eue ; Swills, frost Has loadors ; Cheerful , H stir, flout Rio Jauriro fur Howbeit:lt ; Arie►, Bruntuu, from 511oradure; and Sr` r, fcuiduiu. from inmates. Came down from the River and sailed the Sophia, Hooper, for Faro ; Tobago, Bagarie, fur Grenada ; Navigator, Bishop, for Meow ; Elbe, Waters, tur Eichorn; Doatia, indent', for Messina ; and Riga, Forster, far Ifireannah. Sailed the Worolfurd, Chapman, for Madras; and the w►ttle of the lavonewatel.loustfil fur the Kiva. . ... s! , .. ' .‘ "I ' .. 1 • .TIM • PITT CLUB. .c... • • • I SI itTli• Mir VIP TR E IMMORTAL 91(1 Aid • WILLIAM Mr. The Anniversary of Mr. PITT'S Birth was es IMonday ones memoraied at tlon City. of Lueriu• T . . : The principal personates were th e L ai d Ch an c e ll or , the Doke of IVi Sitigtoo, the Earls of Weidmurlsod A nil I , a are 1,114111 ; Lords Bathurst. Nutnosniti ;Sir Wm.Sroti, Sir Edward Kiiiitchbnll, Mr. Hulme Sumner, Mr. Bootle Wilbraham, Mr. Bastard, and some other Members of l'arlinateut. . . Mr. Gooch, of the AEriewhoral Cunondt?e, was is the chair; owl "The Kier we* the first toast oiler Ihr removal of the cloth : the seemed was, " The Duke of York. a n d the broaches of the Royal Family."—" Hail, star of Blttiowork!" followed. Mr. Gonna then am. In proposing to the company" The "amorist Memory of Wihinin Pdt," he felt that he sisbruit• tell a toast ono.' welcome to the heart of every man he was addressing It was a firm adherence to the pr;uciples of Mr. Pitt, and a vigurom l cittmit of the plans whirls that great Statesman had swigtualeil, which had conducted Eng. laud to her present unexamphd state of glory suit prircperily. Those principles I/1.1 be. n (or a lung paint the ulrj-cts of his (Mr (;:uwh's) alllmrst ~,,, cud esteem; he had, be re peated, long prole-sell therm; he trusted that, 'stole Le lived, he should continue to PUSlalll and to advocate them. ?tied he say that he anticipated aemular feeling iu the minds is those by whom he was sionotooleil To recummewit the encouragement of such opinion was uuntecasary Dad be wont., merely remind Gentlemen thus, as the priuriples of .Mr. Pia had saved the couotry, so, if 'Readily maintained, thry would preserve it : E.O ialtll would hold hir lofty pre-euliiietice us I 1111 l our and iu happiness; 'Le would hold that superiority in spite of foreign hos, and de feat the base machinat• of those unpile' writs who looked Mr advancement Ihremett the medium of revolution. The Chaoinan concluded by proposing the wait, which was drank with three minima three. Glee—" Pin's 014101 . On:a ..onte." "The Navy and Army of the limited Kingdom" followed. Air—" It SIC First amnia." '• The Homo: Biunowick ; and may they never foreet the principles which seated I IbCUI UU the throne of tit. se realms." Air—" Mil, happy Albion." `• The Protestant Aar.•wsnnc)"—uhicb the Chairman phi ►e cave with heart tool hand. Air—" Hrrr's a braid' to 01.1EK;land, the Kill, awl the Charrh."—J 'hem.) . . Upon the bealth . of his Majesty's Ministers baing given with three tunes three— Yesterday an inquest was held at the George Inn. Georzr yard, Snow-hill, before T. Shelton, Esq. Corns/•r, on the body of Joseph Norton, aged S 4, who died suddenly, under the f circumstances:- 11 apprired in evidelice that the doe-ease.] was formerly prize tighter, bus latterly, its conies' store of his bring much , impaired in constitution, be hal no means of suhooling but C,11•11 the bounty of a few friesseti, who neeisinualk soopHiell 1,1,11 111 1 . 00/ 1 9 The deceased WMII well known iii the sport ing world, and fur many years past had never been nollleillft at the Fives Usittrt whenever a • sparring elliebitient took place, where he employed himself in putting en the !rasing-gluses for the various tiongilists who are to set-to Irish each other, and front the long tweeted sisal be had thus employed himself, he went by the flame °Wald-Tue. He had been ewer elected Mayor of Girrait, and might be consi dered ass eccentric in the ,porting world. Unfortionately lee was much addicted to sacrifice at she shrine •f Car. has, and although be had 11111 siofficteitt means to support this tinted ge ore at Isis own 1.1(1/ell‘e, yet he met with old.friumis, who wcalel treat him. )u Saturday last he was requested by a friend to partake of oisme cheeps at a house in Smithfield. whole he- me hearse, ;not drank a pint of porter ; he after wards went so tier house of Harry Hanwrr , the pugilist, where he took a coupe of pine* inure of touter, and twee • glasses of snout, and whilst in the act of amuksug a pipe and joking wish some friends, lee fell from his seat. Sonor or Isis petunias abu were presrost. jested and laughed at the deceased, challenging him with tiring intunketed, I‘ll , l ss•nt him home thinking him to he iss that slate. The fit- Los ing moo zhe was funnel in bed quite dead. Sevesal questions were put by a Juryman, in answer to which it appeared that she Gas-light Mae, who bad re- Celli ly fought with Couvr, had beaten the deceased at the 1101114 .r Belcher, of whirls be frequently cons planted, and midi sisal he felt the effects of his Mono. and be would never (rare him, meaning that he would patio!, him for Isis euuduct. The d das Om time was partly lielp:ese, and another prize-fighter of easiaetsee beat boo with a slick violently. The Coto/rote did net consider that theGas.light Mast would be of by having struck the deceased, utiles, it could be vioved that his blows toured his drat*; sail saggestea the probability of th- deceased dying from apoplexy. The Jury returned a verdict of " Died by the visitation of God." On Wednesday evening la.t an otter arts shot in the river Eden a little above Staiwteen fish-Louse, near Callisle, by Mr. JAMES Rie.wwtsois. jun. of `hn.ldong■te. which mentirted three feet 10i incht ti I the extremities of the head and tail, tool weighed 17i lbs. SHOCK/NO A CC! DENToltiond ty se'nelie r tht the Pruner l'►egent coach, from Shrewsbury to floly brad, in passing a brewery waggon, within a nude of Shrewsbury, was unfortunately upset. Ali Irish, gentlemen', Homed SHEARNAN, owe of the premix gers, was thrown under the wheels of the waggon. and had his leg dreadfully fractured; Mr. 'l'. NI 0 LYN FAUX, !mutter, of Sniewsbury, had Ilia ribs on both sults broketi, and his shoulder dislocated atid brokeu. The guard was al►o seriously ietjuied. r. • TIIR ARMY. toplainßartleen Company of the 49th regiment have ar rived al Carlo., I. do duty. Tile 4111 royal wrierass batlahoo west. diestuld , 4 at Ayr, ou the ftlih instant. prtrielarnents of the 3.1 veteran brutally* front Tether,. Carrick Wind, and St-missy, arrived iu Limerick mi dry and Tuesday se'nni g ht, on th e i r route fur Waterford. 'lf he 83th or Coutianght ranges', expect shortly to leave Cheater for Ireland_ The embarkation of the tit royal veteran battalion com menced on Wednesday, at Watertord, elicit four (helpmates wt nt or hoard the transports at the Parade. The first thsidow of the 4911. regiment, which is to re place the 2d veteran battalion its Waterford, marched Imo :hat city on ‘Tedireaday. The ih-taelinsent cionsiNted of two consparies, under the command of Major Draw, Another divisson was in olive on Thustsloy„ as ale a portion of the 3d vrterasts; tlie latter to be embarked fat Plymouth. MELANCHOLY WWI D E. Last sight, •lout eight o'clock, the family of Mr. John Ma.shall,of Cranhourn-Wiley, linen draper, was thrown into a state of the gi rattiest •lanes by Mr. Marshall mauling duos •air., exclaiming, "I have cot my throat r"fhe clerks in the .hop raw to his assistaore ; he had fallen on the stairs; out being lifted up he appeared anise dead, his throat being , cut from ear to ear. Sus irons were Brut for, hut their assist 111.e was of no avail, as the ustfoliuoste Grnllemau was No cam., 11.1 a been assigned for the roswnnsios of Vie rails art. Mr. Marahill was notch respectitithroaghout the urighb•orhood. INQUEST. SODDEN DEATH OF JOE NOILTOSI, TDB PUGILIST. BIRTH. On hate/Iln, the 19th instant, in Dublin, the Lady of Colonel Odell. of the Grove, eunni I.lmoriek (late Mewl her of Parliament fur said county), of st still-buts festal, infant. MARRIAGE. On the 4 :41h inst. at Gianotire church. near Cork, by the. Hun. Rev. Thome, De Currey. John James Winii!mu, Cry. eldret son of --- Hamilton, F.aq. of Ilallcmacoll , coma, of Meath, to the Hou. Anne Geraldine De Cooley, 'hitt/ daughter of the lligh Hun. Lord Kinsale. DEATHS. On Wedaessfay, at his house in Gearge's-street, Ruter. ford, after a tedious illness, Capt. Stephen Newport. On the 19th Instant, •t Teddington, Mrs Lloyd, aged 'Th wife of the Rev. Thom.. Lloyd, Domestic Chapfaiti to Ss Royal Highness the Duke of Clarrnce. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Moraittg 67 after 72. Evvoia; 28 after 1. Yesterday—Kass Caauttes IL Ranoseu.—kleisday at all the Public Offices. rir REG !rare to state that I was afflicted with a IL Strictore of the Urethra fur the spare of IS year., RC companies' * with tier usual distressing symptoms •iteniho.: on that complaint., nub as weliturso, incontinense of tiring. and a continual excruciating pouts is the parts, which had reduced use to so e‘hatiated • atai• that myself and friends had devnired of any relief s After repeated trials of shi: skill of medical men of the first mime in vain (for I costa only obtain temporary reliof), I applied, its the RlO.lll of August, ISIG, to Mr. Lydell, of 30, Duke-street, St. James's merely from seeing hi•adverticesurst, without, Immo sa t , any peat expectations of success. From following lbw plan and dineetions of Sir. Lynch, I had the happinms to bud so much relief in the short apace of there seeks that my despair was changed to the meat sanguine hopes. lit shot t, from being use of the most miserable of men. I re ceives), as it were, slew life, and is six mouths was entirely rid of the complaint, and can now boas. of a njoyisg that greatest of blessings, health, is as moment degree, which is heightened by the cowrie with former coffering*. fit gra titude to Mr. Lywels, as sell as for the hem& of brothi r stifferess, I hare been induced to make this acknowledg ment, and trust if will he lilt lIIPRIIS of relieving many a similar ease ; and I hereby authorise Mr. Lynch to refer any gentleman to me, clottild Ilel require further information oil the subject.—All leiter* post-paid. CHARLES TANSWIFI.L. Printed Rad Pahlmbed at THR BRITISH FRERRaa.ITNF. CLORE l►Rice, Nu Il7,straad ► by C. CUIINW ELL , of the Stria& S. \ A f .. .-~;~ A `i