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Si'. Do.lf/NGO. • • the following intelligence respecting this island 1011.1001d - floset it New York Paper : .441."1, . NEW YORK. APRtL 10. HATTI.—We leans front Captain Towne, of the brig Clarissa (says the Charleston Times of the 4th instant), that Colonels Ceinesiere sod Belzuoce, end Captain Dominique, were tried on the 4th %larch, found guilty, and sentenced to deaths Tbey were shot on the Sth, with General Richard. Courts-Martial held on Colonel Pierre Pant, and Lieutenant Lintisere, had also con victed them ; but, in consequence of some circum entices deemed of a palliating charueier in their taence,, they were *cadenced to hard labour for a term of years. insisting upon their imincence, rod in hope of acquittal, they petitioned ftr stew trials which were grunted them ; hut the new Courti," however, less merciful titan the old, sentenced them to death, and they were shot on the lith u}tsmn. Several persons, implicated in the late attempt, were yet to undergo Innis. It was reported when Captain Towne sailed, that Government had re ceived infuriuntion relative to General 'loin:tine (: 1 vorineipal in the conspiracy, who hail fled) which warranted the expectation of his speedy apprelien- Bio.i. President Boyer had abandoned his intended visit to-Gamsives, his presence not being requisite. Alt kinds or American produce dull, uid at W F. ye rrs. Coff,e 32 sous; and sugar 8 dol. 50 C. per VW lUuney plcutirul. v e t , THE • SLAVE TRADE. . f.-pet• : • Another series of pipers relating to the Slave Trade has been printed by order of the House of Commotts. It consists of extracts of ail communi catiomi received nt the Admiralty from the N avid - Offiss.rs•stationed on the Cutlet of Africa, air in the IS'e4t poetics, since the Ist of January 1820, rela tom to that detertatle traffic. Many new cases are stated, shelving the success with winch the present Treaty is evaded, and the inadequacy of the existing regulations. The following extinct from a letter, which is the lust of the series, chewy the nrcrSity of scone further measures on the sub ject : Copy of *letter from Commodore Sir C. R. Collier, dated 14th Febreary;lo29. sisal addressed to J. W. Cmher, Foci. Vet-.truclose the duplicate of a letter I have addiesard you on the subject of the difficulties and delays we meet with in the Cowrie of the Mixed Comniis.iiio, and I regret to say, the plan Dow commenced by the duvet., of declariag tattoo oath that themes) slaves had been rece.ved as hired men to usTigrite the vessel, and the slave boys as servants, is likely to er.coscirre the Irsdc, and increase liar difficulty of con dentuation, it heing almost inipdasilile to effect the capture by such comptete surprise as to prevent the escape of a large eropcse 'km of the slaves; ilpe contempt in which the slave. masers now old the Trestm is such as to induce them to boast of their evasions, and confess themselves waiting fur the Humber of slaves they hare agreed fur; and iu some is. novices they have carried this so far, as to point out their lire cargo aspen the beach, waiting only the absence of t he ship of war, to load. Time Airs of France and America set now generally adapt ing, as ;he best cover to illicit slaving, and the amplessaut situation this place; his Majesty's officers tinder, who are rbarged with preventing this traffic, must be evident to their Lordships, and will, I hope, induce them to give one some specific imitructious upon this head. The Thistle has arrived here, but without having sue. 'seeded in the object I had in view, of recovering a part of -the Marie's cargo at Kissing in the Rio Poogas. I Imre. (Signed) Cl. R. COLLIER, Commodore. _ Coustirifta OM AGRICULTURE.—There are now twenty-eight. Members foraniiig this Committee. 'The Marquis of LONDONDERRY has been added to • them, and hii - Lordelsipthas constantly att-tided their meetings since the recess. The Committee was on Monday fully attended. On the right of Gooch, the Chairinao, appeared the Marquis of LONDONDERRY, the Hon. F. ROBINSON, Mr. HOSHISSON, Mr. RIC•RDO, &C.; and on the left were Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL, Mr. CURWEN, Mr. BARING, &c. No witnesses were exammed. On the - chair being taken, the Committee pre. ceeded to inquire, whether it wan requisite to call any more witneusies. This was decided in the ne. getter, with the exception of one witness, who west desired to attend yesterday. His evidence completed their examination of witnesses. The Committee then proceeded ta the discussion of the important question.—what report they should make to the 'house. No Metsibei adduced any thing as the awhile of a Report, or submitted lily distinct pro positions for the consideration of the Committee ; -tut during the whole of the day they were engaged in discussing what had been adduced Ott the one hand, by those Who appeared in support of the • Agriculturists' ('etitions, and on the other, by per gnus who gage testimony in opposition to that of the farmers. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY amid Mr. :BAILING addressed the Committee at considerable length. After dna exteoded discussion. the only result that was come to was, that the debate should -be resumed on this-day. Mr. HUNT:—it is with considerable satisfaction that we learn that the fine of 2001., which was im posed upon Mr. HUNT for selling breakfast powdee, has been remitted by the Exchequer, at the instance of Sir ROBERT WILSON, who most handsomely interfered wohout any solicitation from, or commas elution with Mr. HUNT. Sir ROBERT also biought the matter before the House of Commons, num licited by Mr. HUNT, who has in a letter to a fiend in London, expressed himself es highly 'delved and gratified at tins uolooked-for kind interference oft the part of Sir' ROBERT.—(Maur/ester Observer.) The Striftsare_Recket, with mails from America, lass arrives) at Fail 'squib; sailed from New York on the 6th, anal from Hulifsex on the 19111 tilt, The Princess Elizabeth packet, with mails from the Mediterranean, has also arrived at Falmouth ; sailed from Malta on the lOuli March, and from Gibraltar on the 13th ult. By advice, from Pares of the sth ult. the Turks were bombarding it, and between 300 cud 400 houses were then destroyed. Extract of a letter, dated Turin, April 25: " is yttlored thriiinhout Piedmont, and the other dominions of our Sovereign. •rk Austrieus occupy the *hole of lb Noearese. as well es the country around Aleseandria; and within a• few days we shall have a garrison of them iii this city. Such is the result of the popular commotions which have beeddigniiied with the name of revoly- • Cott." 14. lir/LUGNCE. • CM* OW CHANCERY, LIIICOLIe. Iri s • TolltsDalr, Malt e. The Lott' CluncritaLcut cease into Court at feu o'clock. 610filD0"1 V. tioltDoN. Mr. HEALD, Counsel for the Plaintiff said, he was in structed to sok his Lordship fur the usisstes of his judgment In this cue. Mr. Gosport, lbe Defendant, who is a Barrister, re. quested that his Lordship would not deliver the minutes until a motion of hie wan disposed of, calling on the Court to reverse the judgment of his H the late Muter of the Bolls, refusing a new trial. Mr. Multi) doubted whether Mr. Gordon was entitled to mike such a 'notion now, it being two years since hid Lord ship gave his judgment in the cellse on its merits. The Lon,' CHANCIILLOIL.=i I have no power to reran barime my motion that Mr. Gordon may think proper to make, bat I am far from thinking he ran sustain such a 'notion. I will take it on Saturday morning." Mr. GORDON requested that his Lordship would not fir so early a day for hearing the motion, for if it came on to beard on that day, he would be d e p r ived o f th e ass i s t ance or. Hart, who was tongued with an attack of the gout. The I.oao CUANCIMI.Oft —`• I know of nothing in the eau 4 Gordon v. Gordon. that would anthorise me in treat. ing it in a thin-rent manner from that of the case of any other mentors of the Court, partieularly when I recollect, Mr. Gor don, that the motion you now ask to make, you ought to have made two yea:. ago. I will be reedy to hear it on &tor day, and if you are not prepared the*, you must take the consequences" IN TIIE NUTTER OF SLAM?, A LUNATIC. A Solicitor, is the ab.ener of Counsel, requested that his Lordship would..fle some early day to hear this Petiliumin his private room. The Loan Csatecu.com—n I *ill hear it tomorrow, be fore I come into Court." Mr. PANES atated;that the parties lived in Deikshire, and ►equested that his Lordship would fix Thursday fur the bear ing instead of to-morrow. .• The LORD CNA NC CLLOIR I will not; I +hall be oc cupied un Thursday wilk the Straihmure Peerage, and durum Ibe Term 1 am determined to hear nothing bat Ap peals, for I will hot allow complaints to be made to the Howse of Lords that I will hot hear Appeals. •-After the Judge.; leave me to-morrow 1110r11111r, I will have an'tliiir to spare bef.tte I ironer into Coach ; if you think proper to hare it beard then, you may, but if you du out, t will Oat hear it arid after Term." DREADFUL SUICIDE. An Inepsisision was taken before T. Him, Esq. Deposit? Coroner for Westminster, on Monday night, as she Keass's Head Tavern. linsaell-eusirt, on the hods of a young ten slemsn, also pat • period to his existence by culling his throat on Smnrtley last. --- Mr John Cole, surgeon, of Great Ttiosseillastreet, was the first witness called. He elated that on Sots relay aftermiosi he was sew for, mid immediately attended; lie found the deceased lying io best with • cap on, and bleeding. Witness proceeded ill examine lom, and found • wound in the throat, which nea•ly severed the windpipe; it was about five inches in length, and one inch in depth; there were two superficial wounds on the breast, apparently stabs. Witness dress , the wound•, and the deceased appeared to reeoeer a little; and for upwards of two hours was sensible, bat out able to express himself. On searching the room for the instrument, the deceased pointed to the ground, where they found a razor very bloody ; there was a dirk also on a chair near the bed-side, soiled. Wetness bad some slight hopes of Lis re covery while dressing his wounds. When the deceased heard they intended to take him to an hospital, he attempted to write.—[Here the hand-writing was produced, but it was quite illeethle.]—Witness called several limes after, and about nine o'clock the same evening he was called upon, and attended instantly; he foam' the deceased atenggliug ; some of the blued had got into the Wogs, and he expired about a quarter plat nine. Winless has no doubt that the wound in his throat was the cause of his death. To • question by a friend of the deceased, - wittiest' re plied, that if be was insane, the effusion of blood would restore sanity. Anne Cameron, servant at the Kenn'a Head, Ressell.eourt, deposed she did tint know the d it; the first time she LAW him was us. Thursday night, about wine o'clock, when he came into the toff. c•toom, and called f•r a Weir of beef; he did not appear tipsy; after paying for what he had had, he asked where he timid get a bed; witness amid that they let beds; the deceased soon after asked fur a candle, and retired to bed; he was called at nine o'clock next alarming, when he got up and avect out, anti about nine o'clock in the evening returned, but took xi) supper or refreshment ; after sitting about • quarter of an hoer, he asked fur pro, ink, and a small piece of paper, winch he wrote on, took it up emirs, and went to bed. Shortly after eleven c'cluek In the ;morning, witness knocked at the door of the deceased, bill received no answer; she heard • tappine. a■ if on the chair. Iss an hour after she went up stairs sod knocked again, but received no answer; she then returned, and grid her mas ter's brother she was fearful the erntleman was ill, or that something bad happimed. Her mistress Caine home soon after, when Daniel Hobbs, her mistress, and herself, wee. ■p, and fielding ■ difficulty of access slit" , bored a hole ire the wainscot, when his legs were observed moving in bed. The door was theta foiced, when the deceased was found weltering in his blood; there was also • quantity of blood is the bed and over the floor. Daniel Hobbs, brother to the landlord of the Kean's Head, fully corroborated the abuse witnen's testimony ; and said hr found a piece of paper us the table, with a direction to Ko to No. 7, Water-lade, Blackfriarir, which witutts took there amt left. 'rue Jury viewed the body of the deceased. A noosed cord which was found in the mom, by the bed, when the deceased was discovered, bed been removed, and also Shah. spear?, play of ROllllO and Juliet, which it is supposed the deceased hail been reading, as It was lamed down at the leaf in which were the words— 6 ' Here, here will I art my everlasting rest." Sec. Mr. Junes Pope, an eminent solicitor of Hroad-stiset buildings, to whom the unfortunate young geoid mull W. 14 under articles, and ssl.nm he hail served fur the but twelve months, stated his opinion to be, taking Into view th' feet, and his b.-haviour fur the last three months, lie was nut in a sound etaip of mind. He implored the Curuner and the Jury not to dissolve the name of the unfortunate young Gentlemar, MP, from the high respscisbility of his family, it would evidently give rise to the most agonizing pangs. This feeling apparently pertadrd the breasts of the Jury, which was composed of the must respectable tants of the neighbourhood ; and, alter a short col so kat ism, they returned a verdict—•' hat Ike drreared tosantiffed the au while labouring under a fit of temporary mental derangement." . . In the course of the evidence given by Mr. Pope, it ap peared that the unfortuuate young Gentteams, who bad westerly attained his 18th year, um received by Mr. Pope, his family mid friends, more in the nature of a rt Wive strut iii his character of pupil ; th it lie was it the receipt of 3001. per •nnum, and would, on coming of age, have brew entitled to au less a aunt than 25,0001. Sir 'Wm. Scorr decided lately that iron coffins may be used, mu pari,lres being paid burial fees proportionate to their inerearcil durability. These fees are not yet ►auctioned by the Igoelebiasuical Court. From 51. to us high as 251. were asked by the parishes in arid mar London, according to the extent of their burial grounds. On ‘Vedricaday evening u fog more dense than for many years oust was experienced at Swansea. The Can►lrrian post-coach and Loudon mail were three hours humid their regular tune ; and the passengers by tiro former weir compelbd to walk the whole of the way from Nratl► to Swausea, a distance of nine miles. P6DNSTIIIANISE. Liam, lb. celebrated Kentish perleatriaa, will undertake ids match this umwaing near Woodford, to do fifty miles in save. hours and a half for a good stake. He Is backed at even to win, sad is in excelled condition. lit, failed in a similar match on the Brighton road lately, bat be did more ET o •o l iia the time slam be ran with Captain Barclay'a man over Illmeary Creirerti. SPARRING. Hands Week at the Fives` Court, yesterday, was very well attended, and the sparring was excellent. Amongst the matches which attracted moat attention were the following: Cribb and Spring—This was • neat exhibition of science. The sturdy Champien retains all his strength and vigour, sod Spring had quite entrees to do to keep pace with him. There was more of parrying than of bitting, and the tactics displayed afforded notch diversion. Shelton and Hickman afforded mach amusement in judg ment and strength of hitting, and, if any thing, Shelton bad rather the best of it, by parrying most of the right-handed lunging bits of gas, and at o her times countering the same blows. Gas, however, would be at work, and he doubled himself up and ruffiaucil in sometimes, and gave his adver sely some teasers. Randailknd &ilea pourtrayed more science than any of the rest. 114 , blows were delivered like lightning, and par ried with Writs( d. xterity, In that eel y few were placed. The last was rattling round, and some genii kits were ex changed. Oliver and Harry Marmires was also a good set-to, with equal advantages, and gained applause. Johnson (Richmond's Black) and • six-foot countryman., produced excellent sport in the true rearming style, and drew forth peals of uproarious approval. The Black's left hand was constantly in his adversary • face, which wes deluged in claret, but the countryman flinched none, and drew Mama's cork in return. It was real fighting until bulb hail enough. Davis and Spcncur, two resolute young oars, closed the sports. . . THE TURF. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. MONDAY, MAY 7. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each; culls, Bsi. 71b.; fillies, Sat. 21b. B.C. Rising four )ears old. Mr. Udny's b. c. Ahjer. by Trifle, out ofßriseis .. 1 D. of Grafton's ch. e.- Windfatl, brother so Whisker .... 2 Mr. Wilatoi`s b. c Locksley, by Smuleusko, dam by Buz zard, out of Violet Mr. Dmicatis hr. c. by Bricliaduro, dam by Transit pa D. of Portland's b. e. Mr. Low, by Walton, out of Pledge pd D. of Graltou's Carbon, by Waxy, out of Charcoal Mr. Thornhill'. els. r. Sailor (dead) ... pd Ld Road eh. c. Hoopoe, by Quis, out of Paleface ..... pd Mr. Neville's c. by HapbazArd, dam by Quis, out of Se- I'm's dam Ld Grosvenor's br. c. Tybalt, by Thunderbolt, out of Meteor. Ld Grmvenot's br. c. by Thunderbolt, out of Mop Pd D. of Grafton's h. c. Trance, by Phantom JA Jersey'. e. ('f.1119, by Waxy, out of Defiance pd Mr. Andrew*a c. by Orville, out of L'Huile de Velma Mr. Windham's b. c ‘Viiverley,by Whalebone, out of Mar garetia Pal Ld Suffirld's hr. c. by Vandyke Junior, out uf Gisler so Little Precy 2 to 1 ou Alder-7 to '2 apt Locksley. Mr. Bouwerie'a Parole:it, 7st. 131 b., beat Mr. Greville's Paella, fist. 5110. Ah. M. 200 gs. 11.11.-5 to 4 agst Paralus. Sweepstakes of 21.10ri. each, h. ft. fur fillies, Sal. 71b. each . Ab. M. I). of Grafion's b Zeal, by Partisan, out of Zaids D. of !hal:intro ch. 14 Waxy, out of Pesuyirumpet Mr. G L. Fox'. M. Lady Peter. by Smo!rink° D. of Youlie f. by Hetiley IA Exeter's b. by Cardinal York, dant by Golumpily, out of sister to Beningbrouith 7 to 4 on Zeal. -Mr. Caney'. Chaospignon, Bat: beat Mr. West'. Alpha. 7.1. D. I. 200‘..-13 to 5 *gat Chanapistiusa. Sir .1. Shelley's b. f. Little Mab, by Octovitio, Sat. 21b. beat Gen. Groxtrettor's Ik,minechino, bat. 51b. T.Y. C. 50gs to 4 on Little Slab. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, b. ft. for fillies, out of untried mares, Bst. Alb. each. Ab. M. Mr. Ploy's ch. 11da, by Thine, out of Emily Mr. Rush's h. by Haphazard Mr. Dundas's b by Rubins, out of Rosanne Mr. Callry's b. Marion, by Mountaineer, out of Bisrbala pd Ld Rous's ch. by Welty, out of Witchery Mr. Buotverit's c. by Blucher, out of Binsh's thin, agst Mr. Parise's e. by Blucher, out of Little Jaur, Bst. 41b. curb, R. M. 200 gs. b. fs. Off by consent. —sow— NIDDLEIIAM RACES (Yomcsmer ) MONDAY, APRIL 30. The Craven Slakes of 10ga. eat h, for two-yr•rolda, Sal.lolh. ; three, Sot.; four, Sul. 9111.; five and upwards, 9st. 11b. The Craven Conroe. Mr Watson's ch. 1. Woodbine, by Comus, 3 yrs old .... 1 Mr. Ferguson's gr. c. Jonathan, 2 yr.; old Lord Quernaberry's tynlax,6 yrs old 51r.0. Ponletes ch. f Marygold,2 yrs old Mr. Ferguson's br. f. Julietla, 3 yrs old .... Mr. Kirby's b.e. by Dos Cossack, 3 yrs old Even belling on Miss Syntax. The Bolton Stakes of 30gs each, Is. ft. fur colts, Bst. 31b. ; - fillies, Bst.; rising 3 yrs old. One mile and a half. Mr. Riddell's 1 by X Y Z, dam by Shuttle 51r. Walsou's ch. f. Fortene, sister to Woodbine Sweeptakes of 20gs. each, for cults and fillies rising 2 vs old. Mr. Claridge's ch. c. by Cation. out of Irlatina Mr. Benson's Reginald. by Raphael 2 Sweepstakes of 30ga. each, 10 ft. fur three yr old.. Mr. Ilotebinames b. c. Losd of the Manor, by Raphael 1 Lord Oneenaberry's Senator Ur. %tattoos's Fortune bulled. Sir FRANCIS lIMIDETT left his apartments in the King's Btlicit, irn curly hour on Mondry morning, anil ail-lard at his own house to breakfast, in a pi ie.ite carriage, attended by a single blend. Sir Wm. Domytta.e, Bart, we understand is al t t.. rri•igti his gown far the Ward of Queen hithe. 111 health is the cause assigned. The Right Hon. GEORGIC CHARLES PRATT, cot iiiii only called Earl of lIRKCIESOCK, is returned to atrre in Parliament for the borough of Litdger shall, in the room of the Right Hun. the Earl of CARHAIIPTON, decessed.—((sazette.) A melancholy circumstance took place at the regimental gua►d.house in Enniskillen yesterday be ' •ght. A soldier of the 9lst regiment, who had beet' confined in the black-hole for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, seized • musket that had been inadvertently left there, which he loaded with a hall cartridge lie had concealed, fired it off through the door into the guard-room, by which lie *omitted a fellow prisoner so severely that his re covery is very piecarions. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock. 224! 2251 I Bk.L.A. 113 i 9 16 11-16 3 per Cent. Red. I India 80nd5.... 43 pr. 3 per Ct. Cons... 7314 I Old Annuities... • • 721 Si Per siZ I Ex. Bills, 2...4 63 pr. 4 per Cents.... 9tilif I Lottery Tickets 14/. 14s. 5 per Ct. N. Ann. WHIN I Cons. for Aec... 73111 ntELANb. —mob— DURUM, MAY 5. The Corporation met yesterday in Willotm street, and elected Alderman James to fill the office of Lord Mayor for the ensuing year, com mencing on the 29111 of September next. At the same time, Captain Smyth, son-in-law of Alder man Sir Wm. Stouter, flirt. and Mr. Whelan, were appointed to serve the office of High Shenff•. This day Mr. Sarjeant was brought up to the Sesvions Court to receive his sentence. After a suitable admonition from the Judge, he was sen tenced to two years imprisonment . - • The cage of thehing v. W. Austin for forging the name of John O'Neill, Accountant-General of the Court of Exchequer, did not conclude until one o'clock yesterday morning. At that I the .Lary returned a verdict of Not Guilty. The Judge, had been sitting fifteen hours and a hail without inter ruption, when the ncrimtial was pronounced. Yesterday Bridget Butlerly, and Bridget Ennit, were executed pursuant to their sentence, for the murder of Miss Thompson, alias Mills, of Po►t. land-place. At eight o'clock in the preceding morning 13titterly mule a cotikasion in the goal, to which Eiti.is assented in the presence of several Gentlemen. The confeapion, a loch was taken down in writing, stated that on improper intimacy had subsisted between her and Capt. Peck, when iii his service; that she had been turned away ; that about eight days before the murder, the plisoner Ennis pressed •lier to Ro to England ; and that the rob bery was planned for the purpro,e of rsi*ing money to defray the expense of their journey, but wyliout contemplating the murder of Misv, Thompson. The following is the account she gave of the perpetra too of the crime:— " Oa coming rip to the house an altercation took:plaee tic to which of us should enty; 1 rapped first ; M:S.11110M1).. SOU IC( me in , kindly rmireced Inc. and shook me by the hand, she brought mecaMo the parlous, I took up the young child, about two years old, and (*Reared it ; by this time Ennis rapped p( the door, I laid down the ehildond Mho: Thompson openef the door for her; Ennis then toiled me to put lb. handkerchiefabout her (Miss Thompaner neek, or face,canuut say which word she used-1 immediately fartene.l it about her geck, and dragged her down she 'tat lead ing to the lichen—the young lady called upon Ennis, anal implored Ikr to help her. Ennis cried owt, • Biddy, don't injure the young lady.' 1 replied, I have so intention to hurl Misi Thompson. Ennis immediately left the; house with a Munk ; 1 bad dragged Miss TI pson two or three saps down before Euuis had I. ft the house, but had not given her a blow or any sillier injury at that ! time; I pushed her down the stairs until I gut her into the kitchen. I then *cited a poker and :reran to beat her, mot gave her two blows with the poker on the head; Mies Thompson screamed, anal so did I—the blood gushed out in torrents—Miss Thomism's' then lay etiel-1 stooped forward over her, and „endeavoured to raise her up is wry arms (cannot account for this impulse), by which my clothes became besmeared with blood-1 left Nliss Thonipson lying' in that state and went sip stairs, met the 11111.1 on the stair head, took it up and kissed it, anal set it down 111 the par . lour ; I then look up the desk, instantly left the house, and proceeded co Mary Brien 's bowie, and to my real surprise found Ennis had not been there. She solemnly declared, that she made use of nu wrorm except the poker, neither knife, garden trowel, or lungs." NAVAL IN7'ELLIG ENCE. PORTIMOUTM, MAT 7. Arrived the hind, Athol, end Niemen, from a emit*. Passed by fur London, the Lind flangerfurd, O'Brien, from Calcutta; sailed in December, and from St. Helena Huh %la►ch: she bee landed her passengers here. Sailed the Mei agiswey, Harvey, for St. Pelershurgh. IMTMOUTR, MAY 6. Arrived off this purl the Wits, (Istituto, from Permit's blico fur London. Atriwed the schooner Crutaur, of New York, prize to the I']y. FALMOUTH, MAY 5. Arrived the Ebenezer, Langley, from Gibraltar fur New foundland. The Duke of Marlborough packet did Rut sail yesterday leportril, but rrmains with the Francis Frertinc for the Medlirsi. meals; Lady Wellington, fur Jamaica; and Matta ; fur the Brazils. LYMISO7OII, MAY 7. Passed by the London, Cafteron, from China fur London; the Purser bas landed here. HARWICH, MAY 7. • Arrived the Henry Freeling packet from Cr:haven, and Prince of Orange packet from Holland—each with a mail. MAT 6. Arrived nil here the Prince.. Anielis.f;rne.,finist Cbiva fur London , lauded her passengers here. GRATEIMND, MAY 7. Sailed the Bleuden Hall, Grelg, fur Bombay. DOYFR, /NAT 7. Passed this port the Ganges, Falconer, from Calculi•. DEAL, MAY 7. Came down from Ibe River the Rochester, Sutton, for Madras; Tu.ean, Slavers, fur the South Seas; and Victory, Braithasite, fur Quebrc Arrived and sailed for the River the Orwell, Saunders; and Loudon, Cameron, from China ; Mt Bell, from Java ; Ganger, Falconer, from Calcutta; Oak, Warner, from Mar• seines; Intrepid, Findlay, from St. Lucia; and Madeira paeko, Allen, from Madeira fur Pcteishuigh. A census of the population, classified into.ages and sexes, will commence taking on the 28111 of this month; the returns to be made by the Ist of August. • A reward has been offered for the discovery of the ghost that has annoyed the houses on Car lew street, in this town (Truro), by throwing stones for the last three weeks; and the arinower's family having left the depot, which is now entirely shut up, the invisible assailant loss shifted the scene of attack, and yesterday (Thursday) commenced an assault on the house to which this family has re moved in Charles -street, to the great alarm of the neighbourhood. It is a disgrace to our police that this miserable hoax is allowed to be continued to be played also long.—(lfcst Briton.) The following melancholy occurrence took place at Weinhury, on Monday se'nnight. Two girls and • lad having gone to the sea-shore to gather limpets, remained so long as to be surrounded by the rising tide; the boy percriting the danger hastened to the land, followed by one of the girls, but the other, notwithstanding their entreaties, persisted in remaining on the rock which she had climbed; and although the lad returned, up to his middle in water, yet fear prevented her from taking advantage id* his kindness ; he then regained the shore and hastened to Mrs. CALI4ADVII, at Lang_ don Hall, to procure a boat, which was se en launched, and had nearly reuelied the rock, when sbe was unfortunately swept off by the waves and drowned. Her body was found the same even. ing. _ PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTION. Comosirrion he the Infointry ..r the King's Cheshire Volun teer Legion. sinned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Commix of Chester. Lieutenant Samuel Hustle! to be Certain, vice liolland o resigued--slatrd Apia 19, 1821. RANKRUPTS. John Kyfron, late (4 Litnelamne-bole, Puo dealer and chainnmo, 10 surrender, May 11, 19, anti Jour. 19, at eleven, at Cuitdhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Reilly, Clement's Inn. IVilliam Smart, of Bialtomate street, Landow, carpen ter, to surrender, May 12, lA, mod June 10, at ten. at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Juaepit Blake, Great Surrey.strem, Bluelarinra. some, MIN. or ifebber street. Lamh , th-marsh. hlll-1311111UrICItirfr, to surrender, May 16, 26, and June ISt, at one, at Guildhall, Luntlam. Attorney, Mr. Chtbnu. Mark-lane. Joseph A.lnma, of Stamford, Lincoln, corn•merc(•at, trr am-render, May 23, at ►ia, 24, and Ji/Ile 19, •1 ien, at the ('ruwn Inn, Stainfaed. Alfons yi, Mra , ea. Long ■nd Austen, Hollawn court, Grey's Inn, imodun; and Statnflrd. RiFhafil Raveratork, of Brampton, Middlesex, Weather, to our.endrr, May IS, 22, and June 19, al vole, al Guildhall, londou. Attorneys, Messrs. Russell aud Sou, Laut-street,, S..ettliwatk. Hugh floherts. of llelywell, Flint, grocer, to surrender, June 6, at five, 7, at ten, and 19, at three, at the Kinglet Arms Inn. Hulywell. Attorneys, Mews. Isourthll and But terfield, Gray's Ina, Lundell; and Messrs. Williams and Deng, liolywell. George Fowler, of CoHampton, Devon, hosier, to surren der. May 22, 22, and hue 19, at eleven, at the White Hart Rrieliogion, Buree:set Attorneys, Mr. Clthictf, B e l a . [moon ; cad Messrs. Bridges and Quitter, Red Lion-square, London. Jobs Gilbert, Isle of Mirth street, Mile End New Tows, Middlcsirx, %deft:alter, to surrender, May 12, 19, and June 19. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Argill, IVhiterlsapel rued. Jonathan Watmough,, een. now or late of Orford. Lioeshr. farmer. to oar, ender, NI ay 28, 29, and June 19, at eleven, at the White Hail Inn, 31ai het Rasen, Lincoln. 4,, p ty, Mr. Dax, Bedford row, Louden. DIV! DEN DS. July 3. W Boyd, P. tient' Id , and J. Drusainond, of Lon don. merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 29. F.. Batt. J. Bsrkshell, and A. W. Cat:, now or late of Wituey, Oxford, bankers, at edeveu, at Guildhall, London. Muv 29 W. Brock end B. Is Mesprier, of Warnfurrdeourt. Throginorton.sitrect, London, merchants, at one, at Guild- hell. May 29. J. Stubbs, of Castle.street, Leicester-square, Mid dlesex. jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. Mit, 12. R. P. Guyard, of Tliroigutortuii.street, London, nice chant, at nue •t May 29. J. Bromley, of Circus-streel, New road, Mary.le buue. Middlesex, ironmonger, It one, at Guildhall, London. Jew 1. W. R. Gil!seri, of Leicester, woolstspler, at, eleven, at the SIIIIICell ' • Head Inn,Leicester. May 29. T. 1.111 , 1 and J. 11'inter, of Blue-hall-yard, Si, Jaines'i.straet, Middlesex, wine-meschaut:s at tvrelve, at lundon. May 30. J. conk., or Chorley, Lancaster, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Enle and Child lan, Wigan. _ . . Jour 2. J. Whitley, of Hulk in Rinigley, York, worsted spinner, at Orwell, at Hie Sun Inn, Bradford. May 29. H. Barton, of Paul's Cray, Kent, miller, at eleven. at Guildhall, London. May 31. .1. Larkwoi Ills, of Exeter, comb maker, at eleven, at the New Loudon bin, Exeter. Jews la. T. Smith, of York, butter-factor, at cleans, al tka Red Liuu lun, Guodramzate, York. CERTIFICATES.—MaY 29. J. 51.itelend, of Co, shill , Lona" huutntaker.—W. Woods, late of Huttehion-street, Clare market, SI iddlesrs, coal merehatti.—A. Sarnia, of Sloane-street, Chelsea, Middletrs, uplookierer.—J. Rues, of Devises, Wihs , innkeeper.— W. Smith, of Nabaro•gratige, Turk, C,orto•fgetur.—J. Bond, late of Blackman-street, Southwark, Surrey, taut:acre'. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.V ED. L.J. Peirson and R. Peirson, of the High-street, Shoreilitch, 3lidiresi 1, silversmiths, May 2,182 L—T. Rimmer, G. Rim mer, and R. Lyun, of Liverpool, Umber-merchants, May 1, 1821.-.-.1. lister and .1. Pilkington, of Blackburn, and E. Lister, of Liverpool; merchants, as to the said J. lister, May 5, 1821.—D. Williams and T. Williams. of Bristol, linen-draper., April 27, 1821.—G. H. Ram-ny and J. Atkin son, of snalwell, Durham, inslisters May 1, 1821.—T. Lance and W. B. Clip's', of Liverpool, and P. Muhl/1,o( New Brunswick, merchants December 31, 1818.—J. Bur gess, G. Borers*, E. Borges*, and T. Buren', of Milton nimt Sitlingleorlie, and of Maidstone, Kent, October 10, 1820.—E. Freeman and C. Freeman, of Wigioure-street, Cavendish square, Middlesex, wax-cbmidiels, May 1, 1821. M. Hargrrare and V. Robiasoo, of Oxford-street, linen drapers, May 5, 1821. COURSE OF MCGILL Anuibirdom, C.F. 12 14 Ditto at Sight l2 11 Rotterdam 12 15 Aalwerp• 12 10 Hambuigh 3B 7 Altona Paris 3 day's data 25 80 Ditto 26 15 Bourdeaux 28 15 Frankfort on the TU MUT, MAY 8. Leghorn . .. • • •.. 47 Gee noa ....... 44 Venice Dal. Liv 27 60 Malta Naples 394 Palermo, per 0z..., 115 Lisbon 5O Oporto .. 50 Rio Janeiro. .. 484 Bahia. ...... 58 Dublin 9l Cork BULLION Maitse 156} Pettrsbarall, p. rhl, 91 3 Us. Vienna Ea.2m.flo. 10 20 Trieste Madrtd .... Porsie t .. it. per Oil .... 0 0 0 Guld in 1311411...... 3 17 101 New Doubloons—. 0 0 0 New 0 4 10 Silver in Bars 0 4 11 Cadiz ..... ...... 36 Balboa 35 1 Barerloua Seville Gibraltar WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON IBRIIDRE. Morning N niter 7: Evening 40 'tier 8. • D OCTOR SOLOMON'S CELEMIATEL) MEDICINES routioue to be sold, as usual, by all Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom, with eopion, directions; and in London by Mr. Johnson, 69, CurAlit, and Mr. SAnger,l4tc Bacon and Co. Oxford -street. The CORDIAL BALM of GI LF.A D, for so many . r . resorted to with increa.ing reputatiuu iu all stages of Nei - coos Diseases, is a mild .timulant and corroborani, which improves the spirits, and happily iCvigorates the whole system. axe Price I la. per bottle, and Family bottles containing the quautity of Four small ones for 335. whereby I ls. Are saved. Also, The A NTI - IMPETIGINES, nr SOLOMON'S DROPS, rilicaciuus in eradicating from the constitution every species of Scorbutic or Scrofulous taint, and highly respected for their virtues in purifying the blood, and slim.- klieg it to expel noxious and implore juices. ••• Price I 11.. a bottle, and Family bottles at 335. contain log the quantity of Four small oars, whereby I Is. may be saved. With each bottle is given a copious bill of directives. The Government Label or Stamp has the words, " Simi. Solomon, Liverpool," engrave. nn its official impression, sod is uniformly pinted on the cork to protect Purchasers from counterfeit imitations. Printed and Pa Wished atTH I BRITISH PRESS amid TH E GLOBE Wier, No. It?, &rand by C. CORNWELL, of the Strand. a le 1