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FeAtiLE PENIre:NTIeIEY SOCIETY. - - - • liev.terslay a meeting of this laudable Society was held at Stationer.' H a ll. Mr. Mulkey, the o :Anther, Was called to the chair. Ile stated the oh j.rot-of the Meeting. The Secretory read • Report tram the Committee of the Society, which stated, that they had rrert reas o3 to hope that their efforts to therture helpless females who were in imminent danger of irretrievable destruction, had in many cams been effectual, and represented the trecesuritt of supporting the Society by increase of sub. seriprion, se the funds had fallen 2001. short of the rapt-min in the lust year. The Report was ap uroved and received, and several resolution% reitnii• i 7, g thanks to the Committee, the Physcians and Su•geons of the Institution, and recommending it the public patronage, were curried ouguirriously. THEATRICAL CONTROVERNE. ant'i•UlUn, NAY 4. Mr. You're somehmeal his engagement hore un Wediteare.y sight, when the comedy of The Jeelous Wife, and the farce of Blue Devils, were performed fur his bereft. The amuses riftelet of the evening were varied by a very nosed circrti•. mane. Before the rising of the eartaits, Mr. Mur►ay (the as•arer) came. forward to the vsmesly bad been refined by Mr. Alexander, whose name appeared its the dills, and that it would be uhder t,hea by coulter proforma'''. Alexander, who was is the pi!, rfse to explain his motives for refuting the pail. This isPive.oecassiuta Its • teplieation from the Manager. The emittere thus became the spectators of a controveny, in which tbeinselera were soon iodueed to take the must sod vairllsaille part, by-expressing themselves tot either lode, as the friends of Mr. Alexander and of Ibe manor gent, as they happened to feel, by the Most tlatnorouit signs or their disapprobation or applause. It was some time he. Cite Wrote could Ire procured, and it was at length partially obtained by the inimitable octliterif Mr. Voting, •nd Slut expectation held nal by thatCoutleusan, that a satisfictofy 41cplanation would eventually be made. The house was hlltd. "STATE OF THE WOOLLEN MANUFACTURE. [Front The Leeds Merest, ] . - The following is the Report of the Wodlen Clethjoilied doting the last year. vie from the 25th Merck 1929, to 25th March, TM, as delivered by the searchers so tie Dlatistrater, on Wediscidey't—. NARROW CLOTHE 1011.1 . 1 D. , . "mt. Yetis. , First Quartet • Sdadb Aroma ditto 34,Bfit 'Third ditto 32,317 Fourth ditto • . 12.9,279 5,425.791 Milled 101 l year —.119,709 4,9811,181 Increase - • BROAD CLOTHS MILLED. Oat Quarter 66.306 • • g•eviled ditto 77.399 .Thiid ditto ... .. —71,197 • FJurtb ditto Vskses • 288,7110 9.1118,223 11:11rd last year... 201,279 8,408,314 • .lucriase 23,441 779,909 Tutal milled this year is yards • 14,412,014 T.ttal welled last year Wyse* 13,293 45* •• v • 'rural Inertia" ye a r sa yenta 1,thr,519 • - The Geritlemesi Peri.ioners, at the einibing Coro nation, are to wear esitely the same costume that the corps did wheti'lirst raised as a Royal Guard, in the reign of King Heiser VIII. vti. the Officer., doublet of critimou arid blue velvet, slashed, and richly laced 'and buttoned, short breechee, and long sicarlft silk hose ; a Wee ruff round the neck, inlet igistrad of a hts, a black velvet borate, with feathers. The uniform of the private Gentlenien will be the sane, except bring made of cloth, toweled of velvet. We ands rstand that • King's Messenger was dis patched to Portsmouth last week for the purpose of conducting GIUITILIBI (formerly valet to Botta- PARTE) and Madame JULIE (femme de chant bre to Madame fixavaano), to Cuxhaven. After eleven weeks imminent sea, these unfortunate persons (with an infant child), were detained at Spithead for three weeks, without either being permitted to latiJ, tr to see any person front the shore, except an agent Of G.verinnent. No reason has been assigned fur this inhospitable conduct.—( Keening Paper.) . . _ A person in the neighbourhood of Cove received, ss: Sunday last, n letter from his son (ria Plyinnuth), who sailed wish dlr. Parker for the Cape of Gould Hope. The writer gives a motet melancholy ac count of that expedition ; lie states that on then- tor real, they found the retiletneut destined fur them tube. • Portion of land which had been abandoned by a Dutch merclisnt, and so barren and wild, that any attempt to cultivate or reclaim it, would he utterly hopeless. lie rays that most of the men who ;:ccompanied Mr. Parker from this, haul desert. net Mtn, and that Mr. Ingram'', men had conducted Themselves very badly. Mr. Purksr, tire wr.telli states, is about to Conte home to represent his griev..i: antes, and to may sad procure redress, and itirtetnitia' tiertion for the expenses he has ittetirred in 'hi,' I rui t less ex ps d ( Cork Mercantile C'hronicle.) By a psper laid on the table of the House of Commons, it almesrs that the sums teemed and p.sid by the Commissioners for the reduction of the Satsuma! Debt on account of the Savings Batiks of EnOand, in five yeses. up to the 5 Is of April, 18.21, as foltows:—Sam. receired, 5,726,7931.; s lrttid, , 219,073/. The revenue hi the two schools of Hishworth and Dewsbury, in Yorkshire, loss, by the recent deci sion in the Omit of Chaticeey, been increased from 51701. to 3,0001. a year. The Royal pardon having been granted to Ceo. Avegland, trim bud hero tried and couvicted at the late Horsham Astizes, of the alleged murder of .1041LPEI Swami, he was liberated about a mouth ago hum Horsham gaol. The hue announcement ut thi. circumstance is caused by the 'Gars which ftrd nevi entettrioed relative to the strong feeling which existed iti the county egotist this (deject of Royarclemency.—(Brighron A fine youmu loan was last week drummed out /if the Sd gaunt% at Dock, hiving previously, at rettimmutli. received 600 of 1.000 lashes, to which ha was stuteuced for tuiscondoct, cad to be con nected with the affair whit h. produced the sudden rctnuval Of the regiment from Lisdou to the Latter plecr.—(hieter Gazaie./ •• • lIE TURF. • BETTING.ROOI% TATTERSALL% MAI' 7. 1 1 11WIIAINICT STAZB4. 6to Rapt Brother to Boor. I S tot apt Gaetaroa hos 7 to I apt LAurrice. 2,000 GUIIEAB STAVRII. S tot apt Phishas $ 3 so I apt Rrginald. DUST. 51 to I agatGustaVoe lIA to apt Cs , welip 7 to 1 asst./ha le 'to.' apt Rrishoeid 111 to apt Chars 18 to laget Trash 11 to 1 apt Morel 18 le 1 apt Dolor of Yo.k. It to I apt Roaieratiaa I OA ZS. 31 to 1 apt Augusta I 8 In fist My Lady 5 le 1 ages 1 144 1 0 to . 1 feet Bantam 7 to I ages Zeal It to I apt Sprhege. CHESTER RACFA COVINIZNOID TINITRILDAY, AND MILL NUM. ON leatore. TM followitne is the Entry for the Plates, nod for each of the Sweepstakes as closed at the seam time es the Plates. MONDAT, Nay 7. The Grosvelsor Stakes of 10gs. each, for all ages; three.yr olds, 7st.; four, P.t. 31h ; See, Sat. lelb.; six and aged, The Gr 00000 ur Coarse, about one toile and It splatter. IflllmStrd'it b. h. Quick- I IA Derby's h. I. Fort inter I LA Beigvaties bl. c. Mao -Sir T. Staoley's b. h. Hann°. dna' er dies Turnes'a h. h. Duplieate Mr. Price name( bill. Arbiter Mr. Rodenhans'a h. Is. Stwetre Ste J. G Eterion's b. e. 3lr. HoulAtworth'e ch. t Test. Sir.lllytton's brit. Pant Putter I phone. Sweepstakes of IStra. each, for bunco tkot fore the Ist, of May, 11121; two miles. Three-yr tads to carry Est. 121 b ,• four, list.; Ave, Sat. 118 b. ; six, 9.t.; awl eget!, 9tt. 21b. Sir G. Piirtot's hr. e. the Mr. tlooldsworth's eh. r. CChandler l The Abbot Mr Veever's b. on by Orville. Mr. M. Jones's eh. f. &Maiden Plate of 501. fur three-yr olds, Sw. 11Ib ; font., 8.1. ; the, 11.4. Sib.; six, Intl aged. Set. 111 b. The se cond to be ,entitled to 101. Heals twier round. 11413tamtkrd's bl.e.'Firehrsiod Astsles br. g. Slender Mr. fluartlinan's b. .c. by Sir Jack Oliver Sir W. Wynne's b. r. klusildsworth's ch. T. IA 1/ortty's eh. f. by Milo Tj.iphone I Mr 31. Junco's eh. f Phoebe Sr : Painter's b. g. Coxcomb Colonel Baitibriggr's b. e. • Phte of 1000. fur Ciur•Pr olds, Sit. 21b.; Ave, 5.1.101b5; .ix, nod aged, Oat. Thrice ',moil. Me. Ifinldsworth's gr. e. I Mr. M. Jones's eh f. Phiebe /Echos Colonel Roisibrigge's Sir T. Mwstyies eh. e. Tinier* Mr. ilftfusi's b. g. A uti.its- Mr. Faddleabr:c.Musitiosar stied Mr. Ocislialn's rh. e. The 1.1 GroSviaor's br. f. Bum- Abbot Milne Sir T.Stsoley's b. h. Menages IA GioeVenew's bl. e. Maw. Sir I'. Stroley's eh e. Cedric cheater Mr. Cliftou's h. h. Arbiter Mr. Towles hit Duplicate. Sir J. G. Egerton's b. e. Clay Guineas (dray), she gift of. the Mesaliiis of the Cite, fur ihrre.vr olds, culls co carry 64. elk; 01b.; .I.;wr yr old., cults, Sit. 4'h ; Sot. Ilb. Two-toile hest.. Mai lilsworth's eh. f. Ti.' U Gruevroor's"hr. f. Bombs elphone sine Mr. Fiddleet.br.e.ifootitstsr 141 Groiieior's bl. se. Ms- Sir T, Stanley's ib. e. Cedric Ardis. .91r J. Egertoo's h. e. Mr. Boarilmoo's b. e. Sir W. Wynee's h. c. Mr. M. Junes's cb. f. Epher !Allergies eh. f. by Milo Npa 'Copt-White's ch. f. Phoebe Mr. Weyer!. A. m. by Orville Mr.'Beardswiti A's Lars Mt. Myites's b. 11. Holston. wannest:l4Y. An Astpual City Elate of 80gs. given by the Ceporation ; for Nree;yrirokis, Bst. Mb.; four, Sat.; Wm, Set. 1216..; six, aid seri, 941. lib. Rh' .1. G. Egerton 's b. e. 117 r. trhisehitest's b. r. Sir W. Wynne's eb. b. Hub. Sir Thomas Stanley's ch. C. Roblin Cedric Col. Ranibrinye's b. to. Mr. Roderibaves b. m. Miss Lel Grosseuur'sit. m. Bombs I Allegri. - bine .. THURSDAY. A Strerpotskrs of 20gs. earh, fur three yr-old emit., 1111 3lb ; and bosinfide tile property of the &ibis:fibers. °nee round and a distance. S. Thos. Mestyn's b. f. The Sir .1. G Rgerton's b. c. Toon Princess Royal I , Freedoms Ld Stamford's b. b. 'Peter I Mr. lifetton's eb. e. George Lel! the Third 118 r. Ilooldswortlt'i I b.e. Henry Lel Derby's h. e. Freebooter Sir Thos. Srsisley's br.t. bre- I Ldtireevesor's b. f. Agate. 'thee to Howell A cup, vales 701. (in specie) the gift of Yoe Right*Hoss. Earl Grosvenor ; the best of heats; three times round the Course to a hot ; to start pt the Coiling in Chair. Three. yr old., Oat. 41b.; four-yr ohls,itst.; Ave-yr olds, Sit. 1411).; six-sr olds and ogrd;9ll.4!b. Mares mall geldings alio/. ed §lh. Sir J. G. Egerton 's b. r. by Sir T. Smoky's b. h.Territerot Cestrisn Mr. Alyttun's b. b. Auti-Ra- Sir Thomas knaves b. h. dial Alderman Wood Sir W. Wynne's ch. b. Hob 111r. Hooldiivrortb's gr. e. goblin Se l a, Colonel Rainbrigge's b. e. by Hr. Whitehorsea b. e. by Young Chariot Cavendish Mr. Painter's is. c. The Male Sir T. Stanley's ch. c. Cedric Mr. Mytton's b. b. Ralston. YRIDAY. Streepalakes of 20r. each, fiTrhorees the property of Sub scribers. TWO miles. Three Subscribers, or no rice; four•yr olds, lat. 12:h.; firr, Ast. 10:b.; six, 9•t. 21b.; and aced, 9.t. bib. Mire. and welling. allowed Sib. ILd Staniford's b. h. Quick- Sir. Clifton's h. b. Arbiter I silver Mr. Myttuo's b. g. Anti Ra- Mr. H orldawort leo eb. m. To. 1 dieal relli I LitGrostrenor'sb.e.Belridera. 111 we :Lefties' Parse, value SOL ; the best of •brats; twice I rooted the mintier to a beat :to start at the Cominw.in lChair. Threr-yr Ws, 6st .101 b.; fottr.yr aids. 801.; See yr olds,itat. ire olds. and pivot, Sat. 121 b. oar Thomas Mostyto's Alder. Mr. M. J..oes's eh. f. Pb.be man Wood Cal .net 134inhrigge." b. e- Ille.Hooldswostieseb.f. Mr. l'aitstreg b or. The Maio plume Mr. Fiddler's br. e. Monti. Sir T. Stanley's b. Is. Mar. I mar modinig Sir J. G. Egerton's b. e. Mr. Mritnia's eh. e. George the Thsrtl. 'IRE CURRAGH. TURF CLUB, Aram 27. Chatlane of tits Wellougtqa. Mr. Watt's Oh 7.t. Mr. Hunter's Thetis, est. Ilb. H u ntere Makes, 23 Guineas, 10 ft. Mr. flatiersby's Johnny Raw, 80. Mr. eaidiffing N o kia., B.t 2 1 b Mr. Wait's Si. Laveresee, fist 1016 Mr. M. J. Blake's Dandyzeite. lit. ♦lh. Fitly Guineas Handicap Plaie.--Heata —Peel Course. M►. Caldwell's Pirate, 3 yrs old. 7.1. 101 b. ... Mr. M. J. Makes I mmhr, .2 ry old, Grt. 601 0 2 Mr. Hunter's Pore, 6 yrs ibid. 2.1. 411 r. Mr. Ptesdergast's Disisilale, lisi. 41b. Yesterday the adjourned Quarter Sessions for the county of Surrey were held by adournment, at the Sessions House. N e wi ng t on , b ef ore J. TROTTER, Esq. Chairman. The Court were occupied during the whole of the day in trying assaults and othet ernes of hu public in'.orest. -• IRELANA • • DUILLIII, MAT 3. THE COAIHISSION.—TIIIRD DAY. MURDER AND ROBBERY. Yesterday morning, at half past nine o'clock, Bridge! Buffet, hurl Bridget Einar were put to the bar, sod the Jr was sworn. fhe iniheimi tit containeJ three counts. The lest charged Rafferty as thi , priucipal in the perpetration of the mar. der and, rubbery, and Ennis as an accompliee; the second cutlet charged Emits as the actual murderer and rubber. and Butlerly as Lasing aided soil assisted; sod i• the third • *Oh were charged as principals in bdth crimes. The It reonDen stated the ease for the pruorentiois is • neat, brief. and rem irkably temperate address to the Jury. When the Brconota bad concluded his statement, the first Ivitsnti , namely, Captaiu John Peek, was called and soont.--Ile was ex amined by Mr. MiKane. liss evidence was as follows: Witnrssis k Lieutenant in the regular army on haltpay, and Captain and Adjutant in the Militia; keels/ Mary Bailin; she is dead; she was murdered; he saw her dead on Wed • the 28th Mardi, awe three o'clock in the afternnou; this was soon after the murder; saw her alive a quarter before twelve o'cluck on that same day, at his house Poetised-plate; ate was in p-rfect health said spirits, when he left her; he went to Cole's lane 31mket that day; O'Connor went with him; be is a ia 4 aUlli or bricklayer; when O'Cosmor left the house that day, he took a basket its Lis Laud; he had beds setting a pale with witness's. limier trowel; he stuck his bowel in Ile geed's' close So the dune. They remained about an hour iu Cule's-larso Market; °Tummy went stn with whiten to Ch.!) .ey's auction shop. Sacksille-strees. From thence he sent (Moaner for oysters to a woman in Metier-sired, and directed him to return Ili Cole's-lane fur the remainder of the marketing. Witness returned hear before four that day. When he came into town in the morniag, he lift Mary Bailie sad Elizabeth O'Connor in hie house, mid a tbilil, two years uld. thus Lis return home be saw • great crowd at his door, and when be went in Le saw the house its (real coattails's; the first timing be did when 14 went in was fusee if a robbery had bees committed; west up stalls to see if his desk was safe; he signally kept it is hid diliillt parlour, but that day Le bad brought it up stairs; it contained • bill of exchange sin Allpress, drawn by John Cellselesei, for 3001. There were also het the desk a 20!. Bank note, a 10/. stole, •issi several dl notes. 'rliere was alien ass envelope, contaioisig 47!. rolled up for the purpose of peyote a bill ; the desk was discovered so the house of due Cryan, greatly *Maimed and briskets; be left it that morning is. a perfect state of repair and locked; he next saw it at the Inquest at his house; there was alto an aunwity bond its the desk; he lost a black leather trusik and duce oilier spoons ; hi has recovered a considerable part of the notes; stn Sunday last be got 25!. (tom a It. v. Geutlemms, bit cannot tell nay 'Wog suture about it; hr knows But. truly; identifies leer; Wood her as • servant on the Bah of December, Itti9; she lived with bum Iwo mouths sod ten days ; a door leads from the e'er of the house to the gar. dun; the hitch.. loans steps go dawn that passage; it is a winding passage.—[ Desk, trunk, spoons, suit sautes were produced, nod identified by Mr. Peck.] Crest erausisirl by .Vr. BENFILT.—Miss Bailie and witness hired Rowdy in December, 1819, by the quarter; she did tint answer Miss Bailie; witness first met her at the Post office; she told him she was out of One; be told her he thought she would make • good servant and *unlit answer bi t . ; slur was th en teogageil, lint •Iterwerds dismined fur being drunk soil Minsk ittspertineuce. Butierly waited up for witness late at right ; sieve, until two or three o'cleek ill the morning; it was Miss Bailie who let him is; Miss B. did riot pass for his slicer; passed as his hoes, beeper ; Butterly Pismo where Moe Bailie slept, and wiser* witness slept ; witness is a mirrsed man; Mrs. Peek is alive. (Here 11.• witness applied to the C4/1111 for protection j On his re turn home ou the day of the murder, es be before stated, he immediately went up stairs; fewness. the terms use which Le lived with Alia% Radio; thinks it quite natural that the first thing bealsoild have dune oe Isis return lintne, when he heard what had happened, was to look after the sleek, sod the rubbery; has heard the tale which Envois told when she replied at the door; Ikea nut see bow Miss Bailis could leave the house, even though she thought he was hurt; did nut know that O'Connor had any uukindt sling towards the prisoner ; there are two houses adjoining his, one emply,the other inhibited ; he thought It iktraorilinary that so person caine to Miss Bailts's assisiaoce when she scream ed ; cannot acmiunt for 'it ; she del scream; screams were soot usual It, his house; Were sever heard its it Wine; wit ness has nut on any occasion told Bitterly thst she would be hanged, and that the hemp was spinning to strangle bee; Facia declared in presence of the 31.11strales, sod in the hearing and presence of witness, that Miss Bailie said to Bets terly, w Ai e you mime to injure tee hiss heard that bliss Bailie a.iil Butterly liast an sogiffient; dun rot recollect haring heard (het Butterly said, ' 6 l don't come to injure you; I want Peek's money;' Never heard that Miss Bailie said to Butlerly, " If you take Captain Peek's money . ' Mast kill you." Witness believes Miss B. would endeavour to pro tect his property if it oast attacked ; did not bear that a (sage Mau was seen coming out of his house after the murder; heard filen Ennis that a handkerchief Was tied about Mies Baills's oeck, and that she was dragged down stairs to line kitchen; ifitness soearslie never went to • public-house with &study before be hired her; he says positively he 'weer bad any cri minal iuterconese with Bettetly; she was trot in the habit of dining at Miss Dailies table; winters has lived separately from Isis wife three years; there ate equine deeds of separate maiutenance between them. Surgeou Byrne, of the Dublin Militia, examined by Mr. tiss.svr.—KnowsCaptain Peck's house'; be was called there on she 2filli of March teat; went to the tiiehen !retirees' five and six in the afternoon ; Ike Isnrdered body ; there were Iwo wounds on theists.' iudicied with a blues Marro event ; obese wounds caused her death; also maw wise wounds inflicted on the body with, a sharp instrument, and a st;di on the neck with • sharp instrument ; and also a wound on both arms—the skin of the hands and arms was greatly excoriated and almost entirely Crowdmaittaied by Mr. Brenit. —4f a woman was throws down itairs, she might rrocive those wounds on her hrad. The male and fenssle of Captain Perk, and all the other wito who gave evidrnee un the Coroner'. Inquest were produced, and examined at great length, as well as se veral peisouithekingiug to the police establishmeut. Not one fact, of the slightest cansrquence, however, beyond what she public is already in posateroira wf, was elicited. 'floe Prisouers produced so witnesses. Lord end Lady Muth were called to speak to character, bat did not ap pear. Mr. Bus re made several points in favour of the Pr homers. Mr. USTREL also cited antiserums authorities. The case twisty closed sot both sides, Judge BURTON delivered a long ana very able mad upright ebeert.) • The Jury retired for about a quarter of an hour, and re. turned a verdict of Guilty of the Robbery and Murder. As mum as the Jury had proilumuctol their verdict, Mr. Justice Buctiort, with much recline, addressed the Prisoners, and pronounced &emetic° of Deof/t. _ . lite Priwuer■ were three removed from the liar. They were the only persons iu Court who seemed unmoved; they maintained toe most prefect CoHippest!e throughout the day. Tbey did not betray the lead( agitation even when the ver dict was selurned ur the 'Widener pronounced. The interest excited by t►e ease was most *enema and inter w. Thu or three members of the Lord lieettruenees family mu spun the Bench, mid many pkrawria of dultitctintt were to Court. The crowd was wry great, and the heat said preadult: were excessive. The trial lasted tetive bums. NAY 4. FOURTH DAY. Yesterday the Judges took their seals oft Ike Beech, at as earl) hour, sod John Flizpildoon Serjectiot as pot to the liar and arrsoord Utt au iudictinent tilarnsisa him with the forzery of cert.'s' slneurneets, fur the purpose of not•issisig money fraduleutly Cum the Royal Enchant insurance CUM rituy,and with having fr.litluseutly Onward from Michael Murphy, the soot of two th.ohiasid pound' sterlitig. A considerable degree of public interest was felt in the case, from the gieut respeciabiloy of the Prisoner's family and station to lifo, us from the peculiar nature of the of. fence charged. The Court leas very fall, and 'wary art 'age moat was Made for the friar; bat, foitray to Imperiatian, Mr. Perjeant pkadeol Goat! to the minor comets in the in dictsneut, and the principal ones were then, as usual in siorh ease*, abandoned. There was of course no trial; bat Mc. Serjeaut will be brought tip for judgment on his plea, at the close of the Commissiou. James Dohe►lf was then put In the bar for the reorder of Mary Doherty, his wife. The Joey found a verdict of Man sParghlee. The case of the King •. IF':Mant Austin, for forking the name of John O'Neill, At countant-Geheal of dm Conit of Exchequer, was then called on. It commeored ■t lwrlre o'cluek, and at half past wine list night witursses fur the prosecution were .1111 under exsmination. 'latterly and Kiwis will be executed at Kilansittliam this day. CONDEMNED SERMON. We understand that the Merril,*les, the recommends. tion of the Rev. Mr. A yekboion, the tesperied Chaplain of our Cooney Gaul, have directed that in future no strangers shall be admitted to hear the Sermon delivered lo the umforiouate iodividessle shout to be executed—this sermon is esisally preached on the Friday prior to the exerwtiou, and is gest rally termed the " Condemned Sermon." The propriety of this direction is extremely obvious, and evinces me the part of the Chaplain a very correct anal delicate •feeliwg upon the subject ; the extreme, and we had alemat said idle curiosity evinced by many persons to gain adenissjon ow them facea•Mos, is directly fepognant to the solemn tesict so very desirable, especially to the unfortunate iadividesali most for resod in the subject, and most certainly load really to interrupt their devotional helings on thew peel burly awful occasions; it is with very sincere satisfaction that we laud an end is thus put to this very ohjectiosaide practice.--aiester Guardian.) NAVAL IN7'ELLIG ENC E. tAwravounii, M•T K. Arrived yesterday the Fenny transport from Cork; *tad the Cauldron Irian a crni.e. Arrived the Nevagivay, Harvey. from Meuiva; soil the Kruger, Cool, from Cadiz fur St. Prtershurgh. PLYMOUTH MAY 5. The brig lost ou bloodily lust o• She Rundle Et - ow his die Birsningbant, of mid from Swansea, fur thse purl, swab pals: all us board acre lost except mu tees. Kailrol 7. slerslay the tee on a el tiise. Saded to-lay ibe Puususa, Cuath, fur Fare; eel Mies Taylor, for illirsailehl. _ COWIII, MAY S. The American ship Two Brattier*, Gilehrisi, frob Caution from Amsterdam, is laying tuu of the Wight for a tiltmith Sea pilot. VALMOVTIII. MAY 4. Arrib (41 the Juliano. R,cha►dson, f►um Cette for Guern 'meg. Sailed the Doke of Mei Ibmough packet with a mail for Lisbon. RIMSOLTC, MAT 6. The Johannes Gerkenlns, Sipkes, from Amsterdam fur Ma deira, got entangled and (emended on the north part of the Goods in Sands yesterday, but was gut uIT again with 11$/idi. cute, and proceeded uu her voyage. LIVERPOOL, MAT 5. The Congress, from Baltimore for this port, foundered on the 2.1 Nlsich, at la. no. She was seen an great distress by Capt. Turley, of Philadelphia, bat the sea was ►nuuiug so high That they could out render them any assistance. itasseles, MAT 6. The entire'bull of a foreign vessel has been picked up of the Sunk Sand, and brought is here, supposed to be the For- Lima, which was reported on the 2Tth ult. to be lost us the Long Sand. Smiled the Thetis packet fur Golleaburg, Lard Duncan packet fdr . Calthareb, cad Beaufoy packet for Ho'laud-- each witb a mail. MIN, MAY 5. Arrived the Fly, Laud, from Newcastle, hating hens on shore un the sass& its the Chatinel, and throw* all bee cargo Mierbuard. Muir S. Mitred yesterday and sailed for the River 4 16 e Ceres, Muurue, and Thetis, Partridge, from Jamaica ; aid Swan, Dadlnaii, from Gibralt v. Came dusts front the River and sailed the Isabella, Stewart, fur Naples; Chambers, for Gibraltar ; Aoderson, fur Botardeamt ; Hunter, fur Prince Ed ward's island ; Calypso, Chafer, auJ Broderick, Pearl, fur Aliramichi ; Earl of Morley, Starer% for the Routh Sea.; Ilitiois, Craigie, for Virginia ; and !loyal Union, Grout, fur Quebec—The Earl Of Morley remains. Arrived to-day and muted for oho Rarer (he Rapid, Horu, from Demerara ' • Rockingham', Waugh, from Calcutta, m a d a ship, Suppose/IM he the Umberto,. from Bengal. Come down from the River and remain the Zephyr, Stayers, for the South Seas; Regent, Duuyal, fur Berbiee ; Arno, Itobertsum, for Geuoa; sad Williams, Crawford, for Naples. CAUTION TO NAvisiToas.--Extract of a letter, dated St. Mei, April 12 :—" The English brig Commerce, from Coruna' and Ferrol, was put under quarantine, because she did not bring u bill of health trout the last port ; the Zodiac, from Newry, was also quarantined because she brought no bill of health; and the Moluiscit„ lust from Portsmouth, was-placed under quarantine, because she brought no bill of health from the latter port..-- Commanders of vessels must be very particular to bring correct bills of health from the last port they sail from or touch at." An alarming Ere broke out yesterday at Clay- , ton-hotow, Upper Clapham, occupied by Mr. U. HEARN s, which was occasioned by a permit seising the drawing-room window curtains on tile. One wing of the house, containing six room+, WWI burst before assistance could be had, and the otlor trait was saved by a wall. The house wai elegantly furnished. A most beautiful and singular suriciela was ga thered last week in the garden of Mr. TANEY, of Bath; it had eight distinct stalk% comboo-.1 to one flat stew, completely incorporated together, and hearing a calix containing 107 petals. We hear it reported that the 6111 regiment of font, on their departure heuce for St. Helena, will be relieved by the teal foot, now lying at Nrwcastle, on their route to which place: they through this town some months ago,—(Leeds Mercury Friday aPernoon one of the most tremendous claps of thunder ever heard iti this country horst over Harrogate. and the liglanit.g amuck to the ground a hay and two horses which were altiog at the door nine !lope lon. Thr Lune ov oLititthe boy % , Its mounted was kill ed MI the 1.1)01, while its rider sustained very little injury. Ihr other hor. e is MA likely to recover. S,our lOtll , l, 1111.0 , 0 . Wall done, hut we have out braid of any other fatal accident. PRICE OF STOC Book Stuck... 52514/ sZ3S 3 pet Ceut. 71 3 per Ct. COll2. 73 7311 prr Cent... nit 4 per Cent. 9 Oll 5 per Ct. N. A no. I mil l i' Bank L. Auto. 182 YEsTESIDAY. !sup. 3 iorr C'. Aim. 71 limbo 11414•41 . ...43 44 pr. I )Id Awn.ow... • • • 721 New /11(1.1 73t Ex. 11,1.2 4 6 pr. Luttery Ticket* 141. lA. Coca. for Acc. MARKETS. BORN EXCHANGE, MO!DAY, MiT 7. The 'apply of Wheat being .malt this morning, Gee rues from Eases, Keat, and Suffolk 'old rather freely at lut Moe. dab's prices, and superior samples •Msiaed so aduores of full Is. per quarter; but there was not the least amesileseat in the inferior qualities, the isle of which coatisses very heavy at last week's priers. Fine Malting Battey being usice, what few samples appeared io-day sold readily, soil is Is. per quarter deseer. Oats fully support last werk's pliers, haring had but few arrivals .lore Friday. While Pease are Ss. per grarter dearer. In other articles there is nu alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kent NEasek 311. ilk G r ey Pease. .2111 s 2111. 32s SS. Small Reams ?As 30. --Norfolk 50. Tick ditto —Fortiori. 110. 60. Oats, Potato. 23. its Rye 2B. 30s Poland Oats 2O. 22. Barley lO. 27. Feed Oat. ..... lee 19i Malt Whits relit* 2B. 32. Rape Seed, per last-321 361 Butkus 34a ads SSIPORTATIOIIi LAST WREN. !welsh Ilheat, 5,122; Barley, 2,371 ; lu 11 , 3,175; Oafs, 8,565; Beaus, 1,488; Pease, 533—Foreign Wheat, 450.—IsishliThcai,450; Barley, 260; Oats, 2,900.—K0a1i56 Flour ; 5,334 sacks. GUILDFORD, MAY 6. Wheat, per load Oar, per quarter Ol 17a to I/ 5. Rye, per quarter Ol 0. to 0/ Os Barley, per quarter Beam per quarter II 5. to 11 las firey Pease, per wearier I/ Bo to 11 14. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, MAT 7. - - There wa• a guo.l supply lof all descriptions of Cattle at market this mo►ning, and the prices are much the same as per lost market day. There is uu alteration of prices in the Hay-market. The following is an accurate statement of the priers acid isuoillsers • Tu Pink the offal per stone of 81b. 8eef....35. 8.1. to 4.. 6a.' Head of Cattle this day: Mutton Si 8J to 4s. 64. Roasts t,340 lAmb...7s. 04. to 8.. 0.1. Amp mut Lash..... 16,150 Yea1....44. 64. t• hs. 64 Calves Pork ....4s. 61 to Is. 4.1. Pigs 240 HAY-MAR[ ET. ....31.10.. W. to 4i. 60. ed. doter .. 4t. 10s. 6.1. to fit. U. ,04. &eta w NEWQATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By Slit Carcass.) Boer .... as &I to is &I Veal .... Od to 11/ 4.1 Motto° .. 3s 01 to 3s ed I Pork.... is &I to 4s $d Lamb. PRICES OF IIAY AND STRAW. pr. wigs's. Ray 31 54 o‘i to 41 10s Oil I Ray.. 41 0.041 to 41 8. 01 Straw I/ 5s 6 1 to I/ 14s Ihl I Straw... If 84 tu 11 14s 0 I Clover 41 010 d to 51 Os 041 Clover 41 Os OJ to 51 0. OJ PRICE OF 1101) 4 3, per Cwt. N►W NiCK WTI. NEW RAGS. Kent ... 16i to 11 15. Keot .... 4110 s to 4/ 40 SANWA 5. to 31 Is Susses .... 21 Os to V 16s Eves...Al 10s to 41 4■ Essex 21 be to SI 10. Foreskins, fioe, 4110. to 6110. Ditto, seeood. l l Ms to 5 1 0. WINES, exclusive of duty, 7m. 7d. per galloo. Port, old, per 138 gallons M. W 481. New, ditto LimbOa, per pipe s 3Ol. to 141. 111wiriva, per pipe of 110 gallons (East India) 441. to 781. Sherry, prr butt PRICE CIF RAW FAT, per stone of Sib. As stated by the Tallow As stated by the Batebers. Metter.. St. James's Market.. Ss 11.1 Pries by Ta110w.... Ss 10d Wbiteeltspel Market Is 10J Average...... Y. 1014 PRICES OP TALLOW, SOAP, dm. Per 11214. Tows) Tallow 50a Od —s ttd I Yellow Soap 721 Yellow Russia 49.0 d —.4 0.1 Mottled White ditto...4Bs Od —s Ild Curd ..... ............••. 924 Soap di110.....44s Oil —s Od Graves I Metals{ 51441'384 Oil —s ed Good Dregs 9. Os Ditto rough.,24. Od --s Oil PRICE OF CANDLF.E. From 'fallow Chandlers Hall. Pries of Caw/Iles, per dosou, les Od—Moulda, Ils W. Bd. per &sea allowed for ready storey. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers k Steers, per st. Ordivary.. Is Od to is Id 2. 84 to 3s Od Market Calf.. each Ss 061 111dAliags Is Od to 24 6d Rag. Horse Os Od to Os 0.1 PRICE OF LEATHER. Botts, 110 to 661bs each 18d to 90.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 66 lbs. each.... —d to —J Dressing Hides Flue Coach ni.k. Crop Hicks 35 to 40 lbs. foe cottiug bid to 161 J Ditto 45 to 50Ibs 174 to 194 Calf Skis. 30 to 1011 as ll.l to 264 Ditto 50 to 70Ibo 284 to 33.1 Ditto 70 to 80I1s . . 254 to 274 Small Seals (Greenland) 17J to 194 Large ditto Tauued Horse Hide 1614 to 18141 Spuds's Horse Hides lBd to Plit SHEEP SKINS. Fells ...• Pulled Sbearliegs Lambs • 2. Od to ds Od OILS, per Tim, of 252 Gaßoos. Nee Greenl.Whate.. tti 10. Spermaceti Old Pale Seal. 3Ol —4l Pale Rape 451 104 COAL MARKET, MAT 7. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 331 Newcastle 2 Sum*rimed 1 ticul eh Cosi 1 2 Stone Coal 1 !Mailers 0 BIRTH. On Wednesday Imo, in M ao•plare, Montsgu-stl".. the Lady of Major-Getters! bar James Lyon, KCB. of a daughter. MA RR I AG E& Ou Tuesday last, at Everinghant, the Hoe. Charles Lang dale, third sou of the late and brother of the present Lord Stuurtun, and graudwor of the late Lord Leugdale, to Mary. eltleat daughter of the late Nal otadoke Coostable Stairwell, Erg. of Evrringhans Park, in Yorkshire, and greet grand alottgl.ter it Ilse F.srl of Ntiltesdale. At Ewell Church, Surer), Mr. Thonsis C4rtoriglit, jos of Singleton, Susava, 1 , 1 Charlotte, yuissigest daughter of %Vil las= Broadheut,'Esq. of Ewell, tbarrey. DEATH. 0o Friday last, She 4514 11114111 a at Stoke D'Abenson, Sta rry, Co uterant.t.soloosel Henry Boa stud Fetheratuabaugh. HIGH WATF.It THIS I)AY AT LONDON BRUNIE. Mui 'lin 57 other 8. I Evening 34 Sher 7. Printed and Nobliaboal as THE BRITISH PRESS sod TH E GLOVE Office, Nu. , Stravd by C. CORNWELL, •f the Stroud. -- - k