The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-02-28 00:00:00

I ~~ COURBF. OF EXCHANGE, Mash rdaal, C.F. 12 V Dish. se Sight 12 6 Roiletd.im 12 ill Antwerp Ilambuigh ..... 18 3 Paris 3 day's data 25 80 Ditto 24 ro Bourdesea ....• • 16 11.1 Frankfort re ibc 1111ti0e.....- 136 Pelsesbwetlb, P. rbt. V 3 Vs. Virowta.licto.flu. 10 16 Tfiewte *laded Cadiz Malta ..... 45 •pleig. ...... 33i l'Abrrmo, pry oz 115 Lisbon Opoi in Rio Janeiro. 493 Bahia 56 Dublin ... - 1 11 Cork V 'BULLION. 1 Portugal (iiild in £ ill. l'iiin, par oa ....•111--41. Gold in 5ara...... 3 17 I New Druitilutrai4.... 9 . U INew Dullars :... 0 4 I Sliver Is airs ..... 9 4 1 . . 34 I , 35 - ' 4441e),* no Eye above tbs. Die ; e r r ' I rlh Bail& Asisbap, preitimisig bre 'rade get eier wad- e st a Anc _ ter the , Esq. _-....__ Chair, 'ran. baileatrypdas of the main, mil hansom to them he• leg eat the disabilities which the Irish distiller Übe/Most isso out le" be was dotal . Mbar* , cams der, la temporises vi tots the @Montage, whit the Enlist, owl, obese the deceased throw her arm &beat his seek nal distiller had user bins—its effects on the *gels *Una le. honed hies, crying, •e an yes going to bent me atm *nests of this coneitry•••4lll4l the tariegenteut of tko Act of A rep. at this lime Cane to 19 1 11 hallAnaws which was Shags i Union. He eupeladed by moving a Resotetion that a Pm land Debate end his wife retired iota their spertmern s ae then be inissedisiely . mended to both Houses of Parlim - did file wheels to blab la • short lean &Anwar& (. 111 1ita 1 mem, ;Naylor a repast of aft Acts affechig the frit aster. 'theutY he believe') he was agate aticutrd. by coarse of trith'iraii. into tiler Eurtith msrlitte, a dreadful lain it the Prisower's room, lad agates took his being sec laded by William I,llsithe, Reg en "unanimously former aMties on the top of the stairs, fur the purpose t agreed to.—The Mayer; hewing left the Chair, soil • of lirteutug• The Mtn' reaccabled that of "a lawilf Clare having bees called to theseto--un the motion of Lot. weight pressing nu wallactlitag soft " she 111 " r i" 11.0114 Burke, thanks were voted In the fur his rrady to her try, as if in a dying state s " Oh, Mat, are yea snag I quiescence with the subject of the requisition. The Peti te kill JTmusy's mietilegr achcciw the cwPrwictwa tw aim lie, lse signatures till Monday nest (this slay), whew it base referr4 d her ene of that same, of whom She "n will be forwarded to Parbentese, to be presented Ilk the Lords very fund. The Printer suswertd, " Yes, yen the Liourrick, mut to the Common lay T. 11 - 11tices, • 'all melt" Olathe tie you amt should be ~rued so, and let at En. Local Clare said, though be would uut lease this emirs see the thee OW • ill Mira Mile: . The Pciwwww was tw rose try befirs• the lid March, yet he hoped to be able to give the • habil of beating hit wife, pod she v i tae ., wen , back its his subject his full suppust,—(Limeriek Chroalek.) • riots viStbssolisterferiwg; he could rot rest satisfies', brow. ewer, sod liming the sarne nutse agars, he went down The ',alembic distillery of Mr. Cassidy, at ' main, aird 'Nutted to the key-hule of she door; this was ite was entirely destroyed a. Tuesday lass, by acridhaed ' about bitten hour afterwartb; bend several violent blows ) • Laren, mad • piece of ferniture broke., as if dashed vitileuily (Carlow l'osl ag siesst the ground; heard the deceased emassing sad saying I ,ajosei‘ fentteringly, as a choking, Murder! weeder r Three:hi „ri iyAire L IN7'ELLIGIiNCE. ; 1 . _ ' she was trying, or would have given as alarm. About ' nine be baba the lase Noble, sod at tea all wet quiet. !, . „ PORTSISOVTII, TeItRUARY Ye. t rft' the latter hoar he left the Louse as mai, and west to illerbraditge Omega and isms, hum Allies; and Neon*, lava lodgings, Nu. 19, Choweretneet. At win next enonolug, from the Dorms. when going up steles, be observed she Pawnee. , dour shut, I Pet back the Isabella. and it remain"' so that day till sheen five Mendes pest PLVAIOILITH, FiItAVART 26. four ; brfore that hoar the witness had bused a hole in the Arrived the Norfolk Here, Couttabcotwo, from Fiume fur pant of the dour, end wbaerred the deceased stretched, Chatham. snarly is a staterof awdisy, in heel. Witham tautened the Passed up Channel the Vision, Cinch, 51 days from landlord, sad a carpenter residing is the house upend the &aura's. for London. t:oor with smother key which suited the luck. the opening FALMOUTH, eta/tutor 24. o:edner the witness found the carpet sad room is the state Sailed the Prince Ernest packet with a mail fur din Particularly described in the report of Hoe iwarcett . liNgs of • Islands, tbe Inquest, &c. et th e , . I HARIVICH, EFURUIRY 9.4 Locinds Whiteside him in the berme No. 133, Clin Church. Arrived the lord Nelson p ac k et with a mad f street, and leas dose so fur the last sea months. l.ised seat liollasd. MOW its the Priseoer sod deceased, and was well acquainted Put back the Charlotte packet. within.' both; sae bei on IVedneschey slight on the mai m , PetiTANCe, 15111117ARY 24. , appipasely in good heilth, and on the following day a corpse. Arrived she Eliigheid, Oust. is, fruits St. Domingo far About eight %o'clock on the Wednesday motet she heard Deakin:, with loss of sails and other damage. Sl.e %poke tam rile/MU id his room, tad a swim as if he was jumping on sth introit, stn the edge of sounding-, the Rebecca, ea the body of has wife; she was meaning. Corroborates horn Glasgow for the West Indies, with loss of sada Sic fuggier witness se to the Primary haven used the tapers. DUAL, VIIIIRUARY ill. • , 11 . 1013. " Lei Merle Ike as. chic will save you sow.'.'. After • Cane dent-from the River snit smiled the Sir ( hostel' item, about ten o'clock, the Prisoner came into witweiai's M'Carthy, firooks,fot St. Thornier ; and Traveller, Diatom, . main amid lit his candle. He resumed to los owe room with for Pernambuco. 1 il•eraudle; after replanting q .bust lone there be went dust The kettle Castle, Lindsay, for Madras and Chins, is 'fah a; he returned again, la bit candle, spent about a guar- jest eagle, down, aud will proceed immediately, es the %arid ter of an hour tenger is ie room, awl having Weir.' the is quite fair. doer, west down stairs, sad did nut rebut to ter. Louse that tight. Dassalled.aWilihewumther of tints children to the Mr. TIIOIIIAS FBLTOW, well known on the turf, ^wan'. Ztea meat 11441 died on Thursday lot at MalichrAer. Nut s horse /dockside ' paseaselfocer, in consul f thfor. of the lean t eelebtity has started for the lag s he et moon oa,she Thursday, wrist to the ruts initup.ed by the reinter in amnia-strict, where be saw the corpse o r th e years far u lilste, hat he kaiew his merits dud *sm. eternised& sew hind upon the blaukets, ou ti r eluthes of perfectioha s and could, with the most astositathing which Animal beau stripped, aud in verteas lilies of the precision, from memory, trice his pedigree and his arrows 6 morns* Alse chisels seed coal•tin produced tee sires and dams performances. Qat , ' mirth walks of harms; bens used ass. the instrestnesti• - a ( the eille4iirr MPS; mire tbai es enisg he apprehended the "•-••" Yriennee to a Line iu Pill lane; ties l'ruoser demanded " What he, tamed with that whew esiostioued as Le his risme, he afterwards said it was Qom; •Isen V lIIICIS Norio • Wined Ins owe arena as that Of the perms be was in search er, he eleamptil colour and trembled ; witness observed narks tef hived span his clothes; whet brought to the witness found the key of the rumors US his persuo, - sod s'Alorrited.oeit of his mists cut, as if recruit', It ilea 4114 Mai to harder& him. • _..,114e-Bekher wined his apprenticeship to Surge on T o dd, bieggiecuat see yet taker rat his argiers, eitainieed the .amepas of the deceased along wilt, two tribe/ erotical gee. silater• ; two thee cats bad hero wiaile au the head by a sharp weapon; the right side ass very mach contused, Ned • large quantity of roorialoefto blood fused the caret! • .t the chest; the collar boson were nee broken, aid sot dl the ribs; the poise d the latter tool catered the Wogs; it was the opiates of brew* sod the lobe, gretiemara • oboe these weeerls weee - the awes ef bee dna. • Mr. Iletiarl, ter the mites, , , cited the solarises et lie Illsitbcre Mk, lodge Pllbts4.ead Illetjesat Itawkiemi es TURIDAT, FIFINAII•R If 97. Limburg, . Genoa Venice bail. 47 CO ,•• ' • • • to . * • , .. - . i _ . . . i • 2 - • . . . -. . :•• , i . • 4. 14 • Nraw/D, • . . , . - e faMlloll4‘l6ll, Ist i•leat, p./00, is to OttEcamailleil 1 , A JlOl ~P.3l4fia a/7 k .-. . , .Ipu o'.l*ty 1111117: ~ 3 g 1* fkilt)i/olni el lanotelli laulteilloeut• Melton WM0 1 0..44 ' - .1tillellUi) Tlaailli 4 . ..1.' •„)...t. momitmed the eircessatmolote if the • P ont t 1 LW, rallteufra‘ U. ie . no . loan having been 'reeeived -front oPpueitiorM i I NI- onevalleme NlONlictestb pfelltie the Fllle•is uslikely it was tbst thi s immatintotable fury should ^OOlll, he OM* ceffilliOWNl:mill .......:. L, 111Volliga horn wrecked on • permit wb• bad beide lobe- as Main of two ale* eseit,•thollortlag i-, • - • children, mod adduced _ . t ir,,,t,are 01i5id..... ' .. KNIQIIIII OF Ill. leet • - • 1 ~ , plgoato Yasighas„-Dieeet.atreet, who bOolUMbill . ... illostrel. ..• , ' - i. flit ' Awe ee Thema", Ills Litre eery saner fur the last fourteen yelittlWaa e restrarkabig sorted- 4 1111111111r — i - 'toast held a Chapter hf the /goat Tiltistriedi triune mite, and aft exeelkul workmate ; ueeerireard of his 1 1Prilif'dfg, b liesitrick, fur the purpoite..r Attlee up !beast. being gives to laureling. -otosirise - sildell hlhe °married viper the Mot lislidlatlos. n Judge Moons summed up the evideee• ie a perspicuous • r i mil lifetttgid bit hie Or s ti p megbyekop .1 Dearly, 'IN .saner, sod the Jury, without besAatioa, returned • eel diet 0 011111lifftee'llite 'Deed Of At. Pabrielee, and the other 0111- U . Getiii/f• blestr a r i g to the Cleave, -Mk * ora l Hi g ha a , o gyo, Hs• Leftabbip Wee addressed the Widow to lba fallowing 1104 lonised *so elected, lo obe mo n o of r ia4, 7 , • rake, :-.0 Nettheethilioese, yob atiatiblitsibit *mac, owl thelyege if W e ; ;the gy ari pa s a . I, • a murder, sod so the htthetamot peheattiohogillatat _yis„me ) 1 illitt l it i t Mb Yale' Port of and 11te Eli if fespretable Jury of year comotry- hirto lOW yes • 0 . 5 *. Igeleib^ le the roam oft • e ahrolc of o nsem iloV hr the thiononleote of fhb horrid celtels'illo leallikkoefeso - Iva Illf we . hit received the hmoster a is any lawns hut I. /" 8 " " 1 " -1611 Alifigiebbalk - Sili We* oft ittmeltd with the rlbtorie elettees ant the Iliel‘ liablehaolv‘tho otiolievoleloilloabat- . nalbliodell akw mold lflo Order, agromady t o she someify shat ewer YAW appolindffiessirCoebe•lelkelletee• litalleloti' -"- -.' ' •" ' -• • , 11 u • . The mono of you r fiery di. ir barb* lhoidilonsille damp- . . '• ' 6 0 11 ".""• , 'f' 0 04 • 0111.J4 Ilk*rat dui" brat* ' 4 '''' slue of your had, the loother of aigsfhteet deo Weer of -peer ' • Igiti n e gwi Th /kr'. •:" c '-"-* "rnee••;• emtmems einleretp-ood she dead was perpetrated whit • hold- , lIISMCM, DUBLIN. zee • • blinded wed pantovvriteg deliberative of vlstell One io go es- . - • '••o*.i ••.- 4114111CAfeTtLft TRIAL. eimplo. So olbsero imeitieg the beat a pesairm, or • mow I 1 • ' ••wornio . AIM toe r. RaOllollllo MID 111*/1118A31. tented kepoilss of Me Meruseet, hes been evert alleged, which ' `rib. lefilloitillfe'wre whitlow& Norte and renew merclosam, could Wee dictated your onsdrit. Year whole moreetthegs : mks the permeating is • whole** woollen en. rebut, of the resulted Cr.. the wayward feelings of • beset apposed to all ~boar ,f Reditred sod hemmer', iii this city. oschi otioesitrom sod every mistime* Id - moral mashed,. • 'TVs 'liteltrir wit bAruglit to rerun, HMI sleet Ibis fridbow. I•••••awfweiresea, there are facts is retriever, Mooch, if pea. hie eireostatimesww..? WW I add is year guilt. Bat • few monies before the mo- t The-Phool rife alloged that the Di MAMA (Rvols000d), hid wholes of she mime, your deceased site was bursa in pre. • leperoMolledelle house of Quinlan and gee, of the teretrilpf paring year deseemiecioneferm,• sad wire struck and mat. -Thirty% county Tipperary, we • wawa* bootee (writ logibsw- Imeerit, itediedef attempt Mg le ally way surefire year ker. !tegibelioliMe to be hiagolvtool), by which weld Gallibille ' - ' blit 1 1 , lime her *ems melee rf!fr lesel4 hosed you, sad la AA edarlfte Mte' Mee otoorrwaieduise. To 116.111 h. 1 re. • denten the mom tenrariss is our eatery isepteerd pre • plied, thik•be flrmat • . klielre4 le rbovahaelh nllighocatpreern. to save bet Pefe for the sake of four anddress. Tile appeal -• a thitlosetmadeby We, di floe sietwell . s ttel If Ito bed was none is vein. The W 111,41.04 was sow, and tbe week O . MNI illar - Plailtilillc . . it weir only bad Sere of liaise woe completed. From the cool pricauflores after- .4troatelf tartolved ; -sed• that be hail halitieddillarlaf obsiever wards When it world appear you fondly calculated toe no - informative pr. asersoir 111- 'en ma r t,* lir ibo r oilisiblibrillt flow eherowery being made; bus there I. sat Allowritig Eye above ,I . '.M„{ +" 1 ' ' • '"• . f' .. 'l - • " 1 " """ !' •Illerh us loneseu vigilance caw elate. Your oily. its nue Mt. - M MOWN. OW. VI wil l ikilii e illitor' 4404010 1 11. l 'tread, year so ry hours are itembered. Net s Sisk owe 1 ; Lsasolhatlntuheasiste4ll 44 ' "uaba ' '''''' T ' 4 ' ' ' elopers, mud you tipper bristle the Slum ILO, who wilt t"Mlfr Maleissee ateareskill the r w ff Oh "AP jidita all weld os righscuitotteas. The rued to him r 'calcitlMeerlat wttoreisea:rat 111 . 111 1 O " 1"b ' ' 'O • out iraccraa.bla re sires vilest mussy: nEwleavuur to la is y it P"t r illWlliellamiltsprlislallifigibse. ' I. *peso sod maim as anxious, sae of the fee hoer* yee.b•ire . , . „ . IV , •At'Ootere . tfelnell IMAM, rasitoseeeed •-Illooe lush- to Its* is ..king year .1.-rual peace. II only imams ter %hes ellusegva - •hisli e ' l 3l.ll wooly Seto hewn it the we se pruswarce us you the dreadful aesiteecr of the tau, **deliver" molt ....‘l. toter ie.... whit* Os, it The ifilfWeetheiolliai ribleht *sot sotootel, sod returned o Th at you b e hikes Cr.,. teem to Woe place from .More with a Millet for the Orfewilauts irk* it 4..1, I, es ramie, shot there your irons he meek elf, list ee tow 07 .- ANAMIIIi fee the llatehlifo-T4birtillholtd. Thomas Wel- iurday next woo be reword no she commovo Veer. of ammo- . lace, Dome' O'Connell, sea Arthorallelie. Eq.*. ... - . , l' . 3ii!r h a::!:! 1 17Seep171 ; ;;;;;I:14 , 11 . ;4: 1 177::rWl eh euZ: I: 7 l: tiii? C t4 ll :777i. t ,K ill iJif r i l i l E t i r 7tl ur i m : "4s i l ai l, .!: . a • • a-, A post Orbeiestoildeabra ediolellelllty of the evieleisee of P , - sot wit..,. was MN. by Ibeltintittel hillier at she is. Is the emote which &printed foe sums time in the High e etivoreor life.eanillholooll. Court of Chewer, is Ireland, biome. Sir Frederick Fluid, * E" „7 / 404 tibbatalte,telliebbittoluct reallinHlblr'fbete of its atiliat Bert. lied Boron George regarding the right of reviews" for • teeemilrep wearweetkodteltiraime e'elmill 'last eight. hem renewable fur ever, comprising sic tower loads is the ro 1.• A rerif y, Ind .eir...w.wils-- Barony of hltilasalter, the Lard Chaneellur, after bearing ' .l • 1, iattoire.o 1., •rd s' n'! n Itittate_LLar I.L. DUBLIN. TEBROART 23.* tenkere, slid Mee toconurnis of worse ot the mum miatemit 1 ' eursusetooPNOVSS, GEELM-llTltliliT. Lawrie at she Iri.h Om, decreed that Bares George slititilJ "ferlettirty, shout. atidoloy, Matthew Osigwys• sys pet to 1 esteetite rerieweb of Sir Frederick's valuable fusee, whtelellst Oi l lhe.bU t seCoawl of the marderufCastrmieethboroe, het tree, had before refused, irisisinig by his mossirr so Bt' •Frirde. ! 'On the train . * Of Illineesoley, shel7ab day of Jaeger, la.t. nick'sbill, dial the rigim of renewal was furthiseill *Mich Themes lit-Lepa, ritheo.welever, knew the decreind,well, the Lord Chaacrller did not skirt s eea bl e e SSW ea #ort of • tii.; had a Witib.llllolll i • the hose., No. 1123, churect-wer I, Nero. George, sod therefore decreed i u Looser of Illelglede- ,,p . i, oleo} aita - thel the .prioneer . her hothead also hail au I risk's right so reorwals.-(florold.) 7,:ttitaii . orhl ; fecelirent le have seem 'we, between "tell and I Yesterday s meeting woo held at the C o m merc i a l Bead. esehi o thou to ibi teaming of the day terutiuscd in the . l ogs Li o ,,,, e g, pen e s . ' I„,,,quietieth t h e m aki wunoo ,. • Indieelneet ; ,she Illicreetral at that time to be us, ~ /P'"4 1 fel the Mayor id the Cbair, for the porn* of petitio e i s g , heath, . and ens "Wiled Inoteleee -at she deer " bee 1 Partisans.' us the preset.' Met of the Spirit Trade Wrier** Tom i tale rriw.cr was 'seed' lb' it eleclocent. seraralrat- I F.nclouil mid Ireland. The Mayor read ske rciptisitiou, • - '- • • ' flit her; i nkle" *3ll up a odor higher, legalist over 'ha antl John Norris Roseell, Esq. addressed she Chair 'poirri. ii..u...a... ..f li.. mat oleo_ stall I.a.maamme t.. Ammon • ' Isa- 1 s . bl. -dreltielly o of pond seedily with esienr, width well if with spirit at an advance of la. to 3s. per cwt. ; the oirli.. nary qualities at - Ptsitatieb lominiet; btrateicr, imteri ?need any advance. The Feemitameneteibeme not participated le the demand (except • few email-pareels of very good calomel Brasil, by public said amid a. Deaths@ ..spd eating brought to auction have brew taken its about sir Mal 1 1111118111• des. 60 Mods. Havanush were,eplik ow, Friday at Iles. N. •Os Wedsormlay were mold by Ibk EMI Laid 'Coispasy 1119' bake Mocha Coffee, et Idea.* 111181fritibil IN bap Malla her, at 1114 N. to 130 e, Al: •0111 "." • .. The stork of Writ UN Asse t beks: 719 less time at this preispolupptimppl pleas mes • last year. 1 li mpoi . . . • B. P. Ystrritt.4be tbittak imie t e s , peetictolarlyi for lee brodeft Ind 11141 e ea .8011 iu tie! Misr% Itheselbeilewhoe eta ti . lll , 7 , 4,41 whilst quota. gy dews. 'fbe Founts 600•6 mortdefemelemitp hp eleberibed lit. our last, the bolder@ Mill 0 • 1 8 9 10111)116:1 1 1091111,ems can ibei ebtaired. The deek of B. P. Beier le sew 6,391 easkandlo then 14 1 this IMO lON year; Mend pelage Id. per met. bleier, per t Guvel• average. .11.114 f Rs* bats ben dell of ode* Imp prestos osehmal alter. 51 . , . The pettiest ;tort u f Rum 1. Ill ssi llasillii4esel miser of mash Is. 11d. per gall o n. hieftiosi, some &lei 34.441 remise-Ims, and Frit/areas Ils. bd. per Oleos t DYEVroose mod Pesases are steady. . Ai ---. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, Finessastr 74, 19'11. The Corp.. mask,. has been BA, but towards the rime e+ the week we how.. had a bolter toimiry, particularly far Sewede,or olloklo 7.000 hags have bee n t a k e' . on *previa' hie. I_ The total sale* are 8,000, and consist of 6,260 Bove& at 841. - 0 50.1. and a few at 7# 1. • 1014., b e t chiefly as 81(1. a 91.; 1 .. 10,1161pileams at 9.1. a 1114 ; amts few at 12 id ; 330 Teases. sometit 7d. • 1114.; 740 Sea Islands at Ild. a 18.1(1.; 650 Prilifilel4 at Hid. a 121.1 and a few very road at !kid. nod 11110.; 400 Bahia' at 144. a Md. ; 600 Illarsolialaw at 10fd. • 1114.; 60 Demerara. at 10/d. a lip.; 2o Leashes at 8(1 ; 10 Sweats at 11(1.• ' sad 100 &ROW at aid* • 74d• re lb. The arrivals are 1,436 bap; viz. 1,064 Cioarleston, 3/9 other pails of U. 4 The moastity of B I'. Sams offered this week is shoat NO choke which have roshated a l mon d en ti re l y of brown .ared, soisldliss drier:lotions, sad have some oir at steady prism. The demigod fee shod East India is still limited, r ated et 3,700 briar of Ilse white 13(mgal pat up to auction - yesterday, only a few lots sold r t 78s. • 79.. The Brasil 'Sagan whirl were offered at public sale on Thursday, were , warty all withdraws, the bolder, (leeltaing to lake the pre. set current nova: only • Cyr lots were disposed of, viz. Bahia brows, Ibe ; low white, 325. a 34a. Id ; Rio mood brown, 2its. • very strnng white, bat want i n enoar, 42.. ; aft white iersanolmeo, with all faults, 35...; had white Ils. vantioh, is the Mare tundition, 465. ' Oile 'Coffee market is stationary, and goody • few moll Farrah of Phsolatios have been taken by the grocers.-IVe have had • purdah inquiry for Itsw.pricrd Carolina Rice for shipment, but rood comities very dell of plc..-la Gingers Co.rum. sod Pimento nothing is doing—Demerara Ruin 91 a 95 O. P. Am mold at es. 1.1. a 3s. sd--The demand fur Lneworwl enntiness ; for ioo tom of Canersehy 111 10a. hes bees mini id, sod Jamaica has boom& 71.195. 13d.-'We . have had Nome boarseas dose is Adore Mon* for moms time; Sraetrzi Pole have mold at 31.. • it s . B ug l es' 39 4 . mu d I Pearls 40s. Meets has bow is nailed retreat from the bade, at the • peiserimOsleat emelt; there has bees moose hymn! fur good 816O111ipt teggets, but ono moorhens have beets wade es. sesetl4l (no doemand fer all descriptions of Grain I+ i N* or est has Imes Inassid, hid prices have given way a SU* 1 vie leteee"Wbest at td. to N., . and 114als i l li c o lue i r i losibitisisse tbai Irak. Tstieddilik itiled of ____...„, _..._, ___... -.........- of sluillisuglrusietuilisis isil at b. Td. pea hieshel, west 6400 bosh* Dausig la 48414. per bushel; there being no buyers withigittl. to Id. of these prices. Alleiriean Flour in Immdfor export, has bre* in fair demigod. .4101saitt 600 hbds. of American sowing Flaxseed have Men Wald at 636.6 d. to 68.. per Mid. secluding to emallfy —IVe ,allare to notice on melramee of about is. per cwt. WS the pekes , Tarpentior, 700 brim. of good !polity, having brew sold at , Is. c ti t ......an . i i i ii n e i, parcel aiy n o i f " 6oo nia. tlit is . or T d a ii r i:ry is cra lo li t ty :r a f t o : h . , 3 1 4 . 1 . . tegniamon Carolina at 16s. id. pet brl.—Fur 600 hags Salt. r er , pet's, offered by auction on Thursday, there were no bidekra within Is. to le fld, of the prices required, and the whole miss consequently wiihdrawii; a 14131111 101, of good quality, has since been disposed of al 30a. per cwt. --ei In Fish OILS there is no material variation. A cargo of flowiheris has ',prowl(' at !Of. per tau wleliont tasks. Greta. hind is rather higher. bussed nod Rape re imam as last Week. FRUIT —There has Iwo some demand since one last, ..)ififi fur tile Ina qualities principally. A public sale of Mos. 1i a ;11.4 a nd Etl a iim Raisin, and Jordan Alnsoods was brought forward on Wednesday, the Raisins were chiefly taken in at reduced priers, the Almonds were sold at an admires of ; AL to 21. per cwt. ' IRISR PROVISIOII 4 .—In India Beef 'herr is little d e lve ; lie stock un !Laid is small. Mess Beef is doll of sale, still piers are supported on account of the great deficiency of ladia. India Pork has been.elell of rile, Mess Pork has been in improved demisted; the drakes bare hero purchas es,, the price being consider. d low. frifINED SLIC•R.—Lew lumps have eipericneed sin ins. proved demand this week, sod nearly all on show have hem Sakeu at an advance of Is. per cwt. and few rut slow he met grill; tinder 80s. ; the belt. r descriptions of lumps are • ab out improvement. For Mamoru' and Powder loaves there bas hers Mile demand ; Mil )„tent &mare are rather lower ; double loaves have bee• in partial reeptist. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. bar been ember sore demand in this nra l k,t sense our lart,,pari above 1,000 bags hove !krt.,' sold, bond, 250 Pviaiambiirri, ordinary ru fair lip. to 12/il.; 40 Tronemee. orditsai y Sd.; 200 Surat, urdiiimy to Rood 5 1 ,d. to 6!i1.; 400 Renal, ordinary to very fair 51,1. In bid ; drily paid, 120 Miss Gerae, fair tea good 80. In 2.1.; 30 Weld India IM. . l'F.ppEß,—There has been less Illusions done in this arlirlr, but She advanced price cuntiotier So be paid. The Tat.taiae market has bear very RI, and the prices are about Is. per cwt. lower. Postscript, Tuesday. February 27,1621.11,w o'efeek. ('orris..—Two public pales were hruright forward to.day, Collllllllllg of Si. Etansiago rind Brazil,. the former deserir 1. appesied heavy of sale,' nod weld Ir. under She grantral‘ valued 1111 l ; some luta of good coloory Prozil bronght a high price, ray P22r. per cal. bat the chief parr went at the for. idsstrr rater. In British Plantation there were few trausacti iiii 1•-day. if &MAR.—British Plastotion was in very ,101 l demand to- Arty t amil toot above 500 lib& sold, including lbe public 'llll.42afilarbadoea, which went of ; we can make no M e on in nor oprotations.-' There were Iwo public antra ut brought forward to-day, at varlets an advance of 2s. • SI. per eat. was paid on wont deiociptious, and a few luta of fine shift Rio of very igen grain brought 525. a berg. per est. PIUCE OF tirottoi YFAFERDAY. Rea Stock 447/ 15 per Ct. N. An ..106fi 3 per Ct. 1ted...73M1 u$ per Ct. Cunt. 7311 73 = India Stuck 4301 79i I Indis Roods-41 tit pr. 91 per Cent. .... et3ii I Ex. Bulls, 9..4 3 3 pr. I 4 Per Cents• • • • 91& Slit I Lottery Tickets Va. 10e. Sit/ I Con. for Acc. 73173 k Book L. Ann... 194.161 _...~ -.^ go wall Ali t: gramer . gottr ih to ?rd •to feetiss .I.pii lIIFOrtIR,IIi .4 011.1i. ne .:•111.13ire dr o tt i gallk er14 1 46 1 0 'OW.% fli! * • 1 .1-."4.', . . , as WIWI' TlMlA.liiitairiarillAlN fitopuce. ' Ctleeeet. -71 tered•eittity its the di. sumel since our lasi. mod • . ho rmai= ity bee been lee, consist. "l i • g re e lial tie "i fly ; tl iber Dule bil"l"lllll.4lllll ll °lased attlaNfllFlC=l,l"."blekweill MIME :4118 0/41 1 kh fnef ORO TSB niTuroirerWew SOUTH WALES. pi evonniet4EpPoo7 idt-166.4.: • inbn Oxley, IE.o. Surveyor. ''f al Claittal - of theTAnitory. Lonchn, MO.) -+.!,un The British colonists in New South Wales were timacquainted with the count ty which lies sweat of Sydney, and beyond the Blue Moun tains, which wire deemed impeatalele until the year 1813, when M . Lawson, 111sxlasid, and Wentworth, attempted a pismge across theme formi dable harriers, iu hopes of discovering additional pasturage for the cattle of the colony, then ru tiering severely from long-continued drought. These gen tlemen made a considerable progress westward; and their frvoutable report of the country induced Governor Macquarie to send Mr. Evans to make farther discoveries, who penet ra t e d about 100 m il es westward in • very fine, clear, well-watered country. A road was imniediafely commenced, and 'carried over the tsioutetmina and through the whole line of the new discoveries ; which arduous under taking was completed in 1813. The indefatigable Governor then 'proceeded In a 'seminal survey, mid eiscaniped on 4th May, 1814, on Bathurst Plains, near • the termination of Mr. Gratis', journey, where he selected a site for a town to he denominated Bathurst. The adjacent country is a rich tend fertile • soil, abundantly watered liv a fine river called the Macquarie. Fifty thousand acres of lend, clear of timber, are widths ten nide. of this site, erne hell of which linty he considered excellent soil for cultiva tion : there is also a sufficiency of ordpioiry timber. His Excellency next dielattched Mr. Evans wills a party, furnialsed with a twiritle`o provieions, tin es plare the country to the sotitlwwest ; the rrswlt of which journey led to the more ',chplet reaearches coafided to the direction of John Oxley, Esq. Stir veyor•Genenil of the Territcry. The chief abject was to ascertain the real course or general direction of the Lachlan River, which reins writ f Rs ' tiniest, and, as et was expected, would be fumed to fall into the sea on the S.W. cols' of Australia, bet wee,, Spencer's Gulf and Cape Ot way. By Mr. Oxley's report, dotted August 38, 101 7, appears that he foruid the river tertnimated about .500 miles west of Sydney, in a vast expanse of marshes filled with rcede, rendering further pro rews westward equally impracticable and mettle. expedition then took • northerly course iii search of the Macquarie River, which they sue okedril in discovering, running in a N.W. lit a rich mid piciumelltse coautiy; and their provisions being exhatialill, :they returned east wardly to Bathurst, kieptiag near the Macquarie. In June 1318011 r. Oxley woo again sent with a party to explore the coarse oldies Mae quarie. This river was also follied to terwlinatt in reedy marshes, precht‘img the possibility of farther piogrem ; but Mr. Oxley thinks there phenomena stsurigly iodic*- , live of the existence.ol au Wood sea. Thisjaaation of waters, or the point where the filaequarie ceases to have the form of a river, is in lat. 30. 45. S. awl long 147. 10 E. From that point the expedition pursued au easteily Connie for the arm-coast, across marshes, bur, and quicksands, fur about 300 Mlles, when th-y arrived in a rich and beautiful country, and afterwards at a range of lofty moms tatime, from which they discerned the ocean at distance of fifty rude*. They had also the gra tification to find that they Irmo near the source of • large stream running to the sea. On descend ing the mountains they followed the course of this river, which they denominated' the Hastings, and found it increased by many accessions, mold they arrived on the beach, near the eistrance of the port. which received it. This inlet is situated in lat. 31. 25. 45. S. rind long. 152. 53. 54. E. and had beta previously noticed by Captain Flinders, but from the distance at which he was necessarily obliged to keep from the coast, lie did slot discover that it had a naviga ble entrance ; of course the insist anxious atientioti was directed to this important point ; mid al though the want of ti beat ►etwlrrtd the manna- - timi as to the depth of water in the channel in- complete, yet there appeared to be at low water at least three fathoms, with a safe though nar row entrance between the sand-rollers on tither hind. [living uscertaiord thus far, and that by its menus the tine rousdry on the banks, and in the oreighboarhond of the river, might he of future service to the colony, Mr. Oxley named it Port Macquarie, in honour of I►ie Excellency the Governor, as the original promoter of the rape di •iou. Port Mirquarie is situated to the N. E. of Port Jackson, from whence it is distant about '2 , 20 mil-s. Mr. Oxley was isistrur.ed to proceed in the Lady Nabors to examine the elltrithee. which be did in company with I.ieut. king, of his Majesty's cut ►er the Mermaid. They found it to hr a bar kit. boor, on which howcrer tilt re is at low water spring tides, at leilat oiine fret; ►he title rising from three to four feet. TI true ehauntl• iii per fret ty hi might, and the tides set so, that us slangyr is to be. apprehended from their operation. The chief dap-- ger to be avoided on entering is a sunken rock on. the south aide, having about three feet on it at low water ; and it will be necessary, should the port be settled, that this danger should be buoyed. The bar extends about two Ii Ir.ol yards ; the bottom a ►oft sand when the water deepens to two fathoms mild a half, and alterwitcly to three fathoms, when S . cure anchorage will he found inside the Beacon Rork. ,I When ve.sels arrive off the bar, should the wind or title be i.dcrrse to entering thrport, good atichoi . - i.., , e will be fouod in from five to eight I . :dhows outside the bar; Tacking Point being *hut in by Peaked Ilill Point. When the winds are lions die south, round by the west to north, the bottom a clear snort. The winds from north-east and south-east, if blowing rtrolig, cause the water to break across: but as those wind. are fair for entering, no danger is to he appreherided to vessels whoie drift of water does riot exceed nine or ten feet. Should, however, circumstances render it imprudent or imprectia cable to enter, the coast may be cleared ow either tack, the indenture of the coast line not being such as to cease it ever to be a dangerous Ire-shore. The port should be entered at or near high water, when, unless it blows very hard. it seldom breaks on the bar. The tide of ebb runs with great rapidity, sometimes Dearly four miles per hour, twin t• the great quantity of fresh water in the i . 7 ;n!`5% :.. *~ r` .... _ Hustings niezr, end the earrownrst of tree chin. gel. The flood-tide esera 4 l one m i le and three quarter. per hour. The tides are, how ever, very irregular in their operation, being coasi dembly influenced by local circumstances,. The port is perfectly callable of receiving weasels of the classa•w.lly. we the, yaw• of this tern to y ; and is, in Mr. Oxley's opinion, far better and safer than messy cu .sidersfile bar harbours in F.urope ; mid winch are much frequented by vessels adapted to their navig.itinn. Within the port the water deepens to five and ins fathoms, which depth continues for 'merit- ten miles, when the rapids of the river render it im practicable fur craft drawisng more than rut or eight feet ; whirls depth continues fir six or eight miles Wilier. whets the falls columence ; it may, how ever, whets the river is ordinarily hill, be navigable fur boats mine little distance farther. These curvets were attended with mo d ' dim_ culty and danger. Several horses died of fetigue, and the whole party auffere.l severely at times. Much of the country is bog and marsh; whsle in other parts, no water is to be (..und for easily :Pintoes : the mountains are very high and precipitous; the roresto almost impervions, time firm ground usually , over grows. with atuliberri fern end InrtNslnvoo 1 . To to these difficulties they were frequently aunoyeil by parties of the moiety, by whom one wan woo dangerously wounded. These "vexes exist its the wildest stud mod ignorant state : they adhere to the more elevated lamas, cud ore very ;comity sup plied_ son's hood. A' tumulus over Ate grave of some distingundied person anocrogst site,,, was found overfill! Lachlisis River. It is- thus described in the journal : " Almost directly under the hill near our hslt ing-place we saw is stimulus, which was apparently of recent construction (*HIM, a year at moat). it would seem that some per-oir s.f cosietderatiou ausoug the rustlers had been buried io it, fr..in the exterior 'narks of a form which hail certainly he-ii observed its the construction of the tomb and surto ttttt hug isent.re The form of the whole was semicircular. Three rows of seats occupied one half the Reeve, and an outer row of arum the other ; -the seats formed segments of circlearif fifty, forty-five, and forty feet eircli, and were formed by ilia 9011 being trenched up from between them. The centre part of the grave was about five feet hie, and about nine long. forming nn oblong pointed cone. " I hope L shall nut lie considered as either wan tonly dasturliino she remains of the deed, or need lessly violating the religious rites if an harmless ' people, in having caused the tomb to be opened, &it we might Cl.llllllt its interior construction. The whole outward form, and appearance of the Plate WI. an tinnily d.fierent from that of any cartons or ceremony in use t( the natives on the eastern, eoa.t, where the hotly is to rely covered with w piece s-f bark. and buried in a grave about four feet deep, that we tette induced to think t h at the manner of interring she body might also be different. —Qtr removing thesoil from (vie end of the tumu los, and about two feet beneath the solid surface of the ground, we came so three or four layers of wood, lying across the grave, serviug as au arch to bear the weight of use earthy cunt or tomb above. Qn removing one end of those layers, sheet after sheet ciT dry Inds was taken out, then dry grass and leaves na a perfect suite of peeservation. the wet or damp baring apparently never penr traced even to the first covering of wood. We were obliged to suspend oar operations for the night, as the corpse became extremely offensive to the smell, resolving to remove on the marrow all the earth from the top of the grave, and expose it for some time to the extend air before we searched farther. " July 30.—This morning we removed all the earth from the tomb and grave, and found the body deposited about four feet chep iu an oval grave four feet I.Am , , and from • iv,liteen inches to two feet wide. The feet were bent quite op to the head, the arms having been placed between the thigh,. The face way downwards, the body being placed east and west, the heed to the east." Oa Moeda!, the 44101 hoc the Lady of Richard Retichatatto Ikea, E.q. of a doagbier, at bis bonne to Albevaark-alreet. MARRIAGE. At Park, on the ilith tastaat, at the Church of P. Ger main lie. a n d afterwards at the lictltsts Emhass,, Hach O'Cuaatte, Esq. of Moottijoykquare, Dublin, to Wtoehed. youngest 'longish' , of Chitties brown Musty., Esq. of Eititheittto, to the county ut Oxford. DEATH. • On Monday, at his bowie in Orronshire-place, Sir Charles William Rolm Boughton, Rart. of Downion Halt, is the count)' of Salop, and Roane Lench, Irincestershire. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. \turnips 44 after W. I Emilie; natter 11. " nominee pagins antra papa." " Our page relates to men."-31•11TtaL. Just published, prawns. In boards (rifleman Edition), /111-JE &GIS of LIFE ; n Nllll•Medlelit COW wrientery eta the indisermions striate". from Mama Frailty, in %%Web the Canna, Symptom?, and bank! F.f.. feels of Lames Venerea, Guntur, hie t. Stri et ure,l4eawisai Week near, at. are fully developed ; Part 11. entities sons re marks on certain Female Compinitits, in pertinent Steri lity; Part lit. meltraces Practical Observation ota Sexual Debility, Self Abase, and Menial beatifies, with some in teresting observations on vegetable •na animal life; is Part 11'. is • Series of Casts iiltl.llnttve of the reemliag snbjects, • aplaising them in a fAmiliar maniere, and the %thole fi . dressed to the Youth and M3illfiiy of nth SOWS. By CrOSS cud Co. Consulting Surgeons, Loudon. MOW, heath. Owinibus rase di (lit, si gals cornmeal( 'III....CLAW:4AL Since Hearts to all the fond of bliss supplies Its frugal applies" ion oral Ire the mac." May be had at 10, Paternoster-row ; 59. Pall-nisi! ; 41, Piceadilty; 18, Prince.-street, bib° ; 32, Fleet.streel 174, Fleet-street ; 40, West S blield; 98, Cliespard'" Lumina ; &curator avid Co , &aka and Co, Norwich R. Dee!, Ipswich ; Barrett and Duffield, Bath ; Mbeppard. 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