The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-05-03 00:00:00

,;rass, and vulgar ahu?e,iu 19111,116 e Illottitetr to indulge, when those whisoi it really hates • . Are the subject or its allialittlVOrbi•llS. It is . .ans ditlicultto kuow who 'are innocent. and who are guilty, who art eutitled to liraiw, ;Lid who to bete, in the opiuion of the l'rois-ti Ruler, lie will probably condemn and degrade them all to exalt hituwlf. 'that this is the courte means to adopt, ae intimation. Affect ing to speak the language of the Spaniards, ht eays,iu nis official paper, " that there is no longer any arm capable al saving them, and that his ia terveution and councils are equttlly necessary."— After the perusal of this sentence, there can be nn doubt of the character of the late revolution in the .Spanish Government. It has every symptom and appearance of French intrigue. BON APARTE is gone to Madrid to reap where he has sown. The Bill few the establishment of a Local WWI last night read a second time in the House of Commons. The: measure was not fully debated, either in its principle or details, in consequence of toed CASTILLICAUIeII concession to withdraw some albs most obnoxious provisions. It is the inten tion of the [rouse to hare the Bill undergo all its modifications in the Cotnunttee, and ful!y to dis cu* ins* merits when the report is brought up. Mr. imam, Mr. WHITIMEAD, and Sir FRANCIS Benotrr, reprobsted if, however. as so unneces sary di.tarliance of our military system, inefficient !n the purpohes of natiot.al defence, and wantonly inter' ing with the social habits and civil duties of the Lettish people. It will be seen in our Report of the prneeedincs House of Lords,. yesterday, that Lord EL t.vi.iiaoitouusi has brought in a Bill for the Relief of Debtor. confined for stivill sums. llciaterday ntor — oiog /hi Si A.l iirrir, Princearea SOPH lA, AUGUiTA, and ARGLIA. accompanied by lkupceratt, Count NIU MITER, C« nerulb coyaT. (iwva at., owl Furzaoy, and Colonel TAY LOR, took an airing 'on borarback in Windaor Great Park, nod returned to the Pala& at twelve. The QUEEN and Princess kLIZABETeI took an siring to the Princess ELIZABETH . * Cottage, at ()Id Wipjapr, and returned at one o'clock. • H . ;4 • ll l l4Lliir is expected in town to sorrow, to livid a private Levee and Privy Council. A letter tram Barbadoes, dated the sthrt March, states, that " the Julia brig, of 18 guns, arrived there with an account thitt tire wail of the line frere seen going into Fort Royal, Martinique, and that the British Admiral otf that place before that date, as he was at Dominick when the news -ruched him." This letter favours the opinion, that the IdOcnfort mitadrou is in the West Indies, but our extracts from the Barbadoes paper sbew that it does oat deserve eredit. A Paper of yesterday states, that the Collector of thYeAevenues of a principal Part in the South of Tre- land, hus absconded with the sum' of eigkeere Moo seisdame hundred and tioanty-ninit panda eight still fings of the public-money, and is supposed to have gob" to Prance. • The most extraordinary exertions have beat mile in Plymouth Arsenal, cud 011 board 'the re spetd ire ships in the Loy, dosing last irMr, in order tik equip them for sea with all possible dispatch; the wile4s: were expected tglril yestertir. - Getierol jus ert has published at LisbOn what he 41' As Ifiakei,al Aceaind 6f the Artual State of EitgJaa,l in the Year 194. • The abiert of this pub liestion is to matte the oppressed inhabitants of PQrtu4al believe that their 'offerings must soon teynak.atc by the 111.1b11164011 of England, now ren 'del it inevitable by the distressed state of her easorneree. Extract of a letter from Captain llrtentasoN, white Ritrocer, dated I)artinouts, h April:— we left It'sterford to ,24th March, tinder convey of Ms STAjesty's brla Virago; on the tt7th, siff Torbay, wt had a *arrow escape of king captured, as fire privateers were in asilltt, one 'of stair% ran chase ahtatti.de Pro of he c-,iivos, and **red them to follow tier. The Commodore sr.• then shoat e mite a-head, whim we al.tcle t',e 4:1 Ire an roomy inistgt i e ; he then stood dawn foe tt.i pril,ateer, who ricaped tai her sups, for :." Try aitrict-a frods the Engli,h ships at Carlsham, dAted 15th April, it appears that they were all in the out , r harbour, ready 'Or a ant an hour's notice, bit mut.: not proceed without u convoy, for whit Is thin- were anxiously IA - FAt fact of a titter from a pa‘srogar on board th, Naury, 11RNI)m:twit. for Vetoer:ant, dated of IlL:deica 3d Match : We ln!'t Piertntociath ow toil. F,h under convoy of Ft is Ntajostra ship Frsitirltiet, rah a 164 t tor the Went India, and Nate 'talk I eniniwee, to Gar a !.wage to thus pion. as ad74wt Raw F. , :oatitd erre hail; with :he esceptiwit aide/ dog . sad a night heavy weather. we have bad a ;lel - fret t r ade wind. I),K:rig the ga:t, ahotit wo sad of the first oviented. !)lithe I.aodli-r:rl, the Cootiaodore earturrel a ettia3 Frerits loner. who ac, IA With I flirt eat day .k, atd has h.o”;ht tpr there ; that ald a Pout:tuts' • teasel, detained at Lishon, ir all wh hove sem" It was stated some to to, ti.:llct, of last week. ioat foe :)hl kr of NORFOLK cut preszuted i)octor PARR with the Living of I ucking - .am. This is an rrnr.' That v•ry I.arneti and moat relpectaUe I)iritie Las brim offered the In mg of lleckiughent, Icy Air. Cote of Nailolk. mail trout this fact the ulib•.i:.e evidently arosi.. The /..oncacitire Wit , h. Captain itr.ttatece, it ar rived ut Livervool from Jkirl.adoes, which place she left on the of March, in coity,..any with the Sera privto ,- r, of Londoii, and ivirtcri from lior three .:lays arty.. Rissitiz The l'emerable, hot TA,. from Liv.-, p tool arrived st wail expei.t..d to sail from thcoce nu the loth p.il, whit the 'l7sth.l:tutts itt, Rol Kingraifl. 11 . rt. A neJtral filreti at lily before the I.ntroa. , ••‘i, c Witch osi!,11, that a Cu.ibeain::!.. with 300 eir o:t io.arJ, t. an ettotured, and Carl'lt'l I into :Jartiuiout , to be the Fra.,ei, Wit- Cf Atli, or rivertuiol. The vet,el , ‘ tit 114.-Iwti!twit .ere to nil front Ilienee al9 tlie hof A 1 , 1 ;1, t o joinliteliolutward-bound convoy as. EMBal I: ICA ?10N..? st.ssisciTir, Arm 30. Suited from this harbo,,r for tiia tJoiros, the llebe, Sitters, 111.1 Jc.fay tnstisi.orts, with 414) ut the sth b.attaltott tierlll4ll lidaotry ot tile hoe. Also the Puke of Clarenc . e, linkora,und I-4rtune traubportb, with 4.2 U of the 7tia bsttkitn,.i nl the hue, king'ii Giirinaii Legion, wiled at. the same time, kiwi same deotu.uUoa ; th.y entharLed Six hundred sail fifty nieti a.id horses of the 3d Light Dragoons, King's Cierniau L. won. einhai ked. ye:tertlay, and railed this day for the Down:, in 26 transports. About 4ti horses and men belong ing to the saute rigiatent are expected this day trout London, and kill immediately follow the regiment. 1 he Commerce, John and Rebecca, owl Eliza beth, also salictl tills Ihty, vita Zhiit uieu Of the ;01 bsttalion of the I.Xing's Gertuatt Legion, which ut tiretl here this illy. The ,tall Cot p. enslutrke4l nn boani the Licari Addtteton thtb clay, nod will s i to-inureow, A company of iJrnibb nod u 1.62,:01e of guto.. 'olive also elat.4.ktd tiiu titiy, iu tLc .I:.u/Ls traosport. • . . . . A company of the waggon-train is embarking this day, with abcWe wuggotei, and men and horses, on board the Goirral One hundred and si.sterity hors, s, belonging to the Start alitiereot regiments, are also embarked oa bourvl several traiivoi tb. I The 31d regiment, Ist battalion, marched here this day, and numediately embarked on boa.ti the following transports, Oz.—turnout., Good intent, Sally, Hazard, Mere lirnthers, Carron, cud Prone demce. 'I his regiment is vet] complete, riatl the finest body of young net) we ever saw embark here; they marched on bounl with great spirit slid resoi lardy, huzzaing when they came to the market plaees, &c. There are at present in Reinstate, ready to em bark, a Comtnissary, Assistant-Conit.nissary, Pay master, Assistant-Paymaster, Inspector of Hospi tals, Physicians, Sargeons, Surgeons' Apotheca ries, &c. &c, who were expected to embark and sail immediately for the Downs. Gener.ll6 Pa et, Stewart, Murrisyi &c. &e. left 11..iwigate, this luoriairig, for Dalai whine they will get on hoard. General Sir John Moore goes in the Admiral's (Keats) ship. KAY I. Sailed a great number of transports for the Downs, this afternoon ; they cheered as they left the harbour, and were atsswered.from the shore. NAVAL LVTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH. ♦PRIL 30. Caws in the Cambrian. Enevunter, and Joseph, froist a cruise. Suited the Endeavour, armed ship, with a con voy to the westward.—Wind S. W. PORTSMOUTH MAY Watling arrived or sailed thin day‘--Wind N.W. DEIL,MAY 1. The Indignant gun-1)6; has detained and vent intip the Downs, the Eliiabeth and Hannah, Ca p t. Plum, and theColnashus,lVegling, from Plymouth, with sat; for Amsterdam ; and remain in the Downs with the ships, Ic e . as per lust. Also a fleet of trans ports, from Itamsgate, haring on bohrd the King'. German Legion.—Wind S.W. DOVER. MAY I. Yesterday a shiest deal of ceremony took place on laying the foundation-stone of Folkston har bour ; but, inconsequence of the want of hollands, the populace was obliged to be contest to drink success to the underteking from the produce of sheer malt and hop, which was distributed among them very liberally, by order of the Worshipful the Mayor, who himself honoured the undertaking, by laying the first stone with his own hand. Ring ing of bells, a convivial meeting of Gentlemen et the Apollo Rooms, with every other demonstration of joy, took place in eote4enuenee. GOLD Mina i t lanta.—The sand of the rivers of Poniacer, P6laur, and Caragoory; in India, has long been celebrated for the quantity of gold found in it, co abundant, in fact, that after heavy Hoods, graMs of gold were constantly found in the ears of paddy on the banks of the rivers. Rem si:titations on the sobjert having receatljr been nude to the Ault's (loverntnent, t h ey Peut Cap. lain .1. il'Arti:s.ti to Ott.co!tail to survey that dui triet, and the result has been the discovery of a tract, about 43 miles in length, along the Vella BAtterine Cenda hills, abonnding with gold. The NVest India Fleet, consiquicx of upwards of twenty sail, under convoy of his TrilaSTY'S ship Aurora, Captain MutnE ; and Vtherty gun-brig, Lieutenant Coon; and His MAJcwrv's ship Priurtrs 'harkite, Calamin'l',,nix, as tsar as Ma deira, sailed from the Cove of Cork for their desti nation on Sunday the , 24th ult. NVe learn, by the arrival at Port-Glasgow of Capt. AtAXANInn KINNEAR, or the ship Jane, of that pert, that on his passage from Netaoinidland to Greue4.l, on the ll•tit Ja.istary, 1at.1.9, long. 48, he unfortunately fell in with two French fro.ates, the I lortrnse and Ilermione, who boarded her by tneir boats, mid having taken out the crew and I nn•st her sad*, with I art of her cargo of fin'', set fire to her, and proceeded to a holy within about three leagues of Brest, win re they KINNEAR nod his crivr .. , who were mon:lied to Brest, whence, iii a!wdrt three . uechi. thev• were rule:l4i fAr Verdun ; but Cuonin Ki NNILAIL fouutl upprtunity (it escaping ..ith four other pribuilec.s, to %%hunt he was a stra,:ger, in an open boat, in which they arrived on the eth ult. at 111ci.:,gissey, in ec t rilw.ill, flout which lie 'cached Port-ghisgoin on lloaday night last. A Coroner's Inquest was, on the isth ult. held Idol, ol the body of Lieut. Du ND 4,, of the rei,;itweat, Icing in the I.urrac.,-i its thnt town, when it aoreared from the e..idence b• fore the Jury, that the deceased, acrminpassi. d by (apt. 1.1.J1 1 titivates, of the saute regiment, end Ln•tst. V 11.1.1 Ants, of the loth 1/ragossie... set otf I:iout the inees-ut•UILI about two iclork in the morning, with a ranJ!•t stud lb:labors', for the purpose of I.,thin%i.s the salt water, when Lient. Dt.Nots wan libitap- Tlll ain% , :ail The Jury, after three hours (!els- Lerution, returned a verdict—iircideetsti Death. ROW ATI r r 7 ZAGS. PRICE liert .....41 IS.. to SI. lOs. BUTSCX ....41. Un. to Si. Sr . Essex. • ...41: lw. to SI. 'Plc PRICES OF HA' MIA K. J AN ES'S flay --a. to 61 tot. od. Straw dl. n. to tl. to. od. II HOPS POCK F.TS. Kent.— 51. —s. to 61. U. Snssex....tl. ids. to 51. jos nimbus'. GI. us. tot pl. —s. AND STRAW, DAY. ./111TECIIAPTL. Hay • . • • .41. 141. to 61. Hi. --a. to W. —s. Cower— .til. tia to 71. 7s, Straw 1. tas. to 121. tit • SMITHFIELI) MARKET, NI AV 2. This day's urnlet was amply supplied with prime birds, sod the whew of cattle iii tiller reap. rl9 nus patty consider sb;e. Reef is dearer than to, Lin epurt. niton, Lriti.h, and Vet , ' 11 " c teslsUr—!'m4sopports last price, :tail the trine In grovol was tolerably brisk. The asks in the Haymarket MITE so. ewhat lively; Hay, Straw, soil Clover fetched hot ter prices than trithi's market. The fo;:oning is an accu rate statement of the prim and numbers To *Mk the offal per stone of elk Roe—.. Si. oil. to Gs. od. Head of Cattle this Day • hfuttan at tai. to as. Oil. Bowe I.auth 6.1. to ;a. od. Sit p and Land,. Pink ....ss. tid. to W. Col (:itlvi.a Veal ....ss. tkl.. to M. (id. t SMITHFIELD Ray. Straw 0. M. nd. to •JI. 6a. oil. 111.4. lA. to 71. 10*. Od. 2 4O. •• NEWUATE LE,IDENIIALL MARKEIN By the Carcasc Ind. to Ss. ea I Veal. 10u0r5..50. oft to : s . WI. Pork ILO 11111) rd to 14. 4.1 ud. to 1,4 Cd id. t,. o;g. •;,1 COAL-MARKET, MAI' 2. Stripa at %hetet. Snhi. Mice _o.. Newcastle l5 .. 3 ..Sunderland I..Stuae tam, _-___.- 4.. 1.1. a peticr OF MI)( K% YEITLIR DAY Pea. 4. tcc': 3 per Colt. rtolurea 3 per CCU, ( 4 o,r Crut ...... per C. t 13%y I A vir.u.iirt 4 In.penal 3 p.r Cent 11,1,a Lauds ........ Exclicquer Bilk I"•tgtish I et t.ry T COLIMA fur •••• ••• ; • 111 I ,1 7S T. BlSti, SRN 4. (urobill, and !., L rwils L....L. Mt A At lite."' Stl N !..' .% !:.•;.tr. a:0 getttik tuvr, rut ik 0. .~... M AR It I At, FS 011ThtweftF, Ctpt. Ih-aps, of the Royal Nary, to Miss howl Whitley Dttualas, outs drotehter, astl sole ha :r•s of ( l.nrlcs Dttn,'ss, 1,9 of Rartuta I. , u,t, fo: the (11 Rorka. ('apt Ptltell ix n•f4ww of NI, !hold this Offal:011 tie Las MN Majesty A !rase I tskr the bail ibs :non ofl'.hltley Cuo.ls=. ()to SaturAsy lest, at Katy la-to.tose rhumb, (;,-,ro t T 4 it. ten, NV, Atll,ll, Wtools , sot its, Surr..N, I. *Jrs. Grant. daughter of the Isle Ale 'ask!. r A bt::., thin, lay M. D. of haul:. 4. f! aril trittuur t I.lsi•t, lag late C; Bitker-stret. I ' SAIYS 1W AtC'flO:. a!;ORTAIP.NT Or PIR FEITr.D Pr 1:y N'egges 1;()3 TN'4, pg Piazza, C.ver.t•Catden, at Tut:,,.c T -71 FORT E:TE:, 1)06 , v, or (hr.:l-Art.4l moovi-a poet,, o ~ is riit.ll.3l, 11011ke thr 111:ikers, , ee l p.i•r, lactrels, ru.ry Jewellery, do 2.1.4 i angle [1:11) fi.,47 11, 1 3, 4, •• ll.th 1;14, 41 . !11: ttlt 11:443: 111 Ki I :eV 'W./SSC/ ./1141 4 1 4 .3 . 40 , , 11.1111.11,11 e clutter, Isaacs' ',I •!ero r tub: red bed 'neer. INA l'OltUU 11\164 . , carpets, ber.kr, priuts. br:lJm els) \l:6y Eevuewe6l, and Catalogues had A • I \ CF1.1.1.:1V1 ASA I.:Ai 1 ' ..!`(.lls Hy :learn kfflliNFl, . . A' r,lt.ir Spacious Jimmies, rains, Covent Garde., Tc . MOilltOW, at l'srsless, A E Assemblage of the Co:lowing PIt(:;-, / front Mr. Dolmas, of Charlottr.sirest ; sal!. sp.!al busting, and plain reps:NV.l)7, (tat w.trtirs, 4;.0 ounces of plate sf csso-1 t or:.:, ALIU t diamond rings, brooches, jewels 36,1 •-ts, p...rlusal: in :Tsivs, ear-rings, two g plArd articles, superfine I loth, ko - ....yaver. r. tin, Irish laces, pelisses, and a•ul s••••.: Lust-, rl. velvet and sarinnet, table and L. lit. tunic' sad gentlemen ' s. wearing apparel, Isuul.:t. prii ts, &c. be s mwed, and Catalogue. bad. . _ . . ..... ti.oalsomm. siw:L4)ARI.) Ot' PLATE, ELECANT JFWF:I.s, GOLD kc. OF A LADY 01 IAS010:;, rnms,. . . At. aril. art-ince I. UtJlll , t, .Covent-garden, get THCRSIMY es cxr, et Twelve, A sam'itoA I) ot . tato, owe !'LATE, rem t. prainj 31100 I.IIIICVS j superb karts, in an elotraftt !Elalnt tinra, a Star pin, cluster a td hoop tin;a and plus, an pt in an clrgtust E>lltirr, ut cklacrs, azr-rtf•,:s, Ifin•c c ht•, Itifonslo a, fashiftl•Ale gold Plate consists of m haf.fi - f,po...l.cleue, tea and rein, ur: leer. t:.shes nod Oates, niqrasb:on d4hrt o:4•1, rte, X et-id boot., *mire boats and clarets, chased c.tutihst.rte, ti',le forks and spoons, sets IS ration, ebas , ol tea and entice cptipagc, fish•plate, brelia.ba•lset, Ase May be viewed and CataLlues had iu Cue.at-crdea. Gel Pt' I, V.OUSE1101.1) rum.; ITURE.I Wn 3 , 0-.‘115 Li ',NO-1 .11tTES, AN EIGHT-DAY CLOCK, CHA BER ItOltSE, AND OTHER EFFECT& Ey At , Ars. ROBINS, . . . - - - At tlivir spurious nOOIIIP, Piazza, Covent : Garai:a, F GI DAY NEXT. at '1 seive Welts. k, A 1.1% the (enehie . liOCSEtlol,l) FITItNI- J 1 TIME; comprising a general assurtmcat uf us Cal effects, too square piano-fortes, 60 mahogany caws, as sp rig-6f eight.day -clor4, a chamber-buns, a fev p",cturre, prutts, china, 1 c. uf a Gelitlentao, deorAtett, removed from Green-street. Nay be viewed the anoraiug of ask; and Catalogues hid at the Rooms. • UPPER RATii IidS 7 E:P LA(3,_and BEN NEl75TiErt By MiAars. iiOBINS, At their Spacious Rolm', riazza, ovens-Cluissa. :co s ATLI( I)AY N samery Lou, nt Turku, r A t:Stll.l TE RV.VEKSION ui.d ti Fi.LV I N Substantial sRlCK;Hall.::sri, which are of inheritance, and subject to a small line evrtaii., and nose 4., natal of apUartia of an,d. pt rnonuai, and Are capable of ecushierable isoprovelrent, wld ail Lc_ some the ali.olute property of the purchaser ' at dm cap`. ration of nineteen years ova a half front Lady-day . . . . . M:si 11,1 viewacwillt leave of the tenants; of ithotn yar ticulaw in be bad; also at Garraway'ei aad in Covvot t.artlel. To 111.711.DERS. GROUND VOA roUR ROUSES, NOTTECGRAM STREET, MARY-LA-RONNE, .ITITH THE FOUN- PATIONS, ARCHED' VAT i:CS, PARTY WALLS, Lc. Ac. By Mears. ItURINS, At theirsparions Roonw, Pixua,C.Avegt-Gartlen, ott SA- Tl ftDA I . NEXT, at i'welve o'clock, iu roar 4:01a, with all the Materials / tut it stash% : TllE shove GROUND is held under his Grate?. the Duke of Portland, fur a term of nein ',testy year', at 71. 7e. per annum for each house. Particulars may he load of 111 William Minas., No ca Nor thu ell wrlm4l-at ret t, Mary-la-Imam , aloe at stiarraira) . % amf to Cultist-Garden FREEiIOLD AND COPYDOLD ESTATES, WITH Th.,tx ACRES OF RICH MEADOW LAND, EDIa. WAR r. Sy Masers. ROBINS, By direction of the Proplietor, at their Specious Rooms, Piazza, Coveut-Garden, ou SATURDAY, May Id, at Twelve o'Cluck, its Two LOU. A D ESIR A BLE EEtIOL D slid past COPYFIOLD ESTATE ; comprising two very sub stantial Brick Houses, with coach-house, stables, and nth, r useful nut hnildings , large kitchen and pleasure garden, si strut tea kens of rich meadow sad pasture land, delight • fully .ituate at the entrance of Edgware, in the parish • f Little Nteiinio•-e, eight miles fruits London, in the county of Middlesex. Pert of said estate is now in the occupst :on of the props . :etar, Mr. (image Mutter, who will give early pu. lemon, s•id the other let fur an unexpired term of thr. years. Particu'oars may be bad, with so order fee viewing, row. teen ila)s prier to the sale, at the Office of Messrs. RoL.• Curent-;,.iruto ; pirtiFulars uls , at the Cranes, Edgwat:: ; A`sirri.ra Arcs, Staniu•tre ; E.eec Arens, Watford; %% ; Red Lion, Barnet ; •n.I on the MALI ABLE FREI:HOLD DItIntY.A.ANt.. Wan, CREEN%ttIOLO auti At (Ism way'a Coffee-lsoron-, 'fitang-c-atiry, (:orell:11, at )1111Y, May 9, tar >, at Toelve o'Chek, In Hart Lot, L f ca. et not of tba A..iitotecs of Me. %Valuta Mori , t. I. It.th- manofu•t urer &LW wurahnuaentau, • bankrupt, prev:oo,l, deposed of by Pcirate c..ottract Fi.ELkl()l.l.l sa to At e fo? ho,nre..a, in the preferabte p.., ; • 1.) •.1 •, S 1 11 hi a house 01 the 51r.1131, mad fan q t 11:::.11,1 I: / Te.mple-hitr, ila a vc•r) improvable bit', 6441; Co tips No. al, Sp, 9,, 91, d 91, ul hinr, rod a ea 4e at h-ol and J.elliug.huuse, vouch y t• .• t.. 0 i 1 lte.l, tr s!ahling ar eaneh-hottAes, ht the 'Ara, a. jUi.lll.lr. Ihr whole (ladependient of the dwtl'. • • •.t, hie.: .4. I I.IIIIIC prensim ocenvi, ! :4. or, I. L• 1 ,1 1 113411 1, 11 . ta112.1411, at ar. II; 11. ).. a 1. prr 4111111311, and eapatne of great saipro . . , .• 1,1 rr j 111 W. :ty 1 c h ) prrnir-aion of the Tau.ut., an..! 1•. .1. is h ..11 the i't • rn.s. a; of llrsarm. Hui s it rivanl , ary ; and a: 1.% A. It, M. IZII 11A1t , L• .et the Prralti•WP, UAY. to f.e ;) : UONDAY, !1, te.d t. • e ,4 excepted, et .2 "'Clut.::. r 1.. 1•VI I. It. ;or • ..,!e ruperty of the lets Mr. JO" .leeeaset, ier , e,htet th , edurr. Ye)agee. Trxe , • rie4.2), with Nee Coanired - 1' , .. 1, sirti, Sce! C.c. teeny cos . ( in. !y . ”t lb. h• ••04:1,t \n'~a d t. !•, .J "lorliv., ' , rice If. tjillowed to I • 1i r. Ci•rie, I. iv tut.; 'Or Pr. d of t. .1. . t ite,tur I),v v I Vs( )N, POLICE. j,,7.& 37nedy, the ,uldirr, beltotzirg to Ito 3tlicyAuaut uf Foot Cemrds, nut, I icught no fo. .1 .ra.ilie.A.lua. A labouviaK unto elated, t hut Lt,. , 011 . 11:1 4 : tmetey, iu company u Lill the I.: o 1, I the '11.11:r •.11 11.?..1r. .v • ‘ , ll 1: 1..05 . t.i.ag, at k, k C. r h. svcre but'.4 nt: ,p1.,, g % mitt ' ith tv g:, 's :141111t evidr.ire ci Ulla! lat.& d 111114: . 0 the e . %%psi 1 , 1. LI y 1 . 011 11 • 1* 11 . 4 , 11, W1.11101,1,11' .u:a.:.•d it :Ad inti tits 11.\ 1), A ere I L JO. .1 Course of Letter s, ir. fxr.•.'r.tectal Philosophy, Mill hi rerul 9t the 3luae9ul, sat st, the 4th a at 011 e u'clot IVarttlst.d.t, the first clay or r3gter 'rerm. Ike Rev. Insfle. loud liu.utnuut, of es Hotted Do, tua to Cavil Law. !Cl'. ‘V.ii;3l.ll aws• 'I Lacey, • collegt. _ ; Rev. Josaeph ROW, of Chrt-t la ; N't.,e . !t• 'still Pty. Robert Cliartil , t, (*.Are . • ; It. v. (11•Arlo; Pirtatitlg, ct .i.t.!;••lalett ( •."r ;r: 1:r Jol.e: and 3lr 1 111 Mt, lit.ul..r of ( .vs tts! tali:tell •I: si ati Arti. tostuas !‘lorgatt, Stttis tit its Lass, /Ji slngslstslets 111411, .•c+sdu.d trd itelisc its ( wit tts;%. !•.es+re. %%iliin.n ut Masty Charles IA asfls tow I 'stllesT : wit! Filer (;,e,thir,n, ot . ifrasuk.use College, 34,.c i.tlrnittLd .r:ur..Af TI., matno Jay, hi Convocation, the IL-v. %Vit., fume, Ftc.- dru:t of Christ ( hunh, mai the. Rev. John Gu'th.bc,n-v7, fellow of Jingdakn College, M.A. were wlinittell Yr,wt,rs. Tlw Hew. ItiiharA firickci,l^u, Fellow of Wor t e l te l (nl logeq 6(t• JkAinJo , ins Cl/11 11,We, St titent I , f CW10(111111 Bre Ei mu Peacle and Rt.:. VI 111. olidte, FOOT'S of M.g dalcu Cultrge, M A. Pro-Proctors. Friday, the Pty. f huntns Morgan, of Mali.ttlen 0 1 1 .! John D o dso n , E.• ry. (Jr-!i tonere, wr re adma n Doctors in Civil Law. The Hey. JUk/11 *rut, of Ur:on:maw Ooltree, and !try. F..lo t trn Col.!rstun. ut*Uriel Colic ge,.. moo tato Procka N. mix! admit Led Bach•lore in Divinity. 111 r. tr. orge hue Cullinwoo, Queou'll College, nes atltt.itted Pat I.tior.of At is. 1 he Rev Harvey Marriott, of Worcester Co in tl.is University, hos hero instituted to the Rectory of Chivertuu, in the diocese of Rath sod e'ds, vocal by the rratgoativa of the Rev. Morgan Graves, upon the presentation of Allen Tucker, Esq. HMI Grace the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has been pleura to apPuint the Rev. Charles Arnold, A.B. late of Oriel, and now Fellow of Hertford College, in this University, and Vicar of Roy(lan, iu Essex, to be one of his Grace's Chaplains. Ou the uoth instant, the Itry. Randolph Richard Kulpe, Cletie, di. M. Rector of !Ireton, Lluntiagdo;ishire, and Chaplain to the Right Hlnl. the Fail of Lereu and Mel vilk, was instituted; by the Lord Bishop of Itoihester, tudhe valuable rectory of West Wiethato, it the county of Keut, co time pnroeulatioo of Lady Feeenteby. Yesterday, at our Cit) Session., .(0.11. Cr,rer, aged at, wee Indicted fur a burglar) in the house of Mr. Aldo matt Per sons, sod stealing iticrenut entices of plate, table . . linen, &c and, — mike a Lilal wl iah lxid,,l seven Iwurs, and Was net euni'lnied till oiatt o'clock &.t ni7.!it, Was found 01.41ty; whereupon the lteeuruer iumbediat. ly pass .1 upoa ►im, in a must nupresaivie speceh, lie awful enAtts..ce of THE JII.4ItifETS. coEN EXCHANGE, 37. w 9. This day the Genie arrivals of Wbeat make hut an turbo sideroble supply, which sma sitT readily, at an :oivoim‘e in price lets. and :is. por quarter. Barley is short at last quotation. Fine Alalt rather dearer. lu I•rus and Lana *leach kind there is but latk Eurtuation. There are hkewise but short supplies of Oats, nod o,:r article is somewhat higher. The sales of Flour et at adsaute of M. and 30. per sack. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAF,: Wheat sus. hus. 7ss. Fine ditto .. 76s Mg. Rye 460. SU. Tick Beans (Old, r.v. 595. od. hits *I lA. 97a. 40a. )'olends 444.434. Yd. Birtey... 441. vs. al. Molt .... 6es. 7K. Milk Peas i.los. lbw. Grey Per sos..stic Beuai(Uid) $4, 601. Od. Potatoe ditto 4.111. Rape 351 mil. al.. Fine Flow 6os. tics. Use - Amide szis 610. j `~ibk.~ I. 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