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by this Society; it would he well if • feeling of de licacy were to prevent such Members of the House of Commons as are subscribers to the Association from sitting in judgment upon the question of their own conduct, when Mr. WHIT/GRAD submits it to the discretion and wisdom of the House. The charge brought against them is one that involves the consideration of a great constitutional ques tion, upon which it would be well for the general advantage of the country th.t Parliament should form a judgment free from every possible taint of personal interest or caprice. This cannot be at. twined if any subscriber to the Association shall vote in Parliament in favour of the Institution, and as the public could not be satisfied with ■ verdict of Guilty pronounced against an itulividual prose cuted at the instance of this Society, if • certain proportion of subscribers appeared on the Jury, so will they be equally discontented at a vote of the Muse of Commons approving of this Society, should such vote seem to be in any degree in fluenced by the presence and active concurrence of a considerable number of Members, subscribers to the objects and principles of the Association. The Paris Papers of Tuesday last have arrived. The fallowing are extracts : PARIS, JUNE 26. His Majesty yesterday gave a private audience to Rear-Admiral Dulgam on his departure to as sume the command of the naval forces in the Le vant. His Maje.ty afterwards transacted business with the Duke of Richelieu, and at three o'clock he diove to Choisy. The 5 per Cent. Consols are 86 fr. 70 c. GENOA, JUNE 15. The Austrian and Neapolitan troops lauded at Palermo on the 3ist of May. Their appearance, as was expected, had the effect of arresting the progress of anarchy, to which Sicily was a prey, rash com mune actieg independently, and the higher autho rities ueither respected nor obeyed. We Awl by the most recent accounts from Con• stanritrople, that the difference between the Turkish Government and the Russian Ambassador respect ing the arrest and imprisonment of DANES!, the bucker to the Russian Legation, still remains un deterioined. The remonstrances and entreaties of the Ambassador have not had the effect of deterring the SuLess and his Grand Vizier from treating Daunt as a Turkish subject, so fur at least as the continuance of his imprisooMent extends, although it is probable that to the interference of the Am bassador the unfortunate banker may owe the pre oervatiou of his life. It does not appear that the Russian Ambassador hes withdrawn from Constan tinople in consequence of the contumelious refusal that he experienced from the Porte upon this mat ter. Such conduct upon his part would be tanta mount to a declaration of war, and it is probable that his Excellency would carefully weigh the con sequences of his actions, and feel extremely un willing to involve his country in a quarrel with Turkey, 'without affording an opportunity to his Government to exercise its discretion upon so im portant a matter. It is probable, therefore, that the Ambarsador has referred the subject to the Ca binet of Petersburgh, and that his future proceed ings will he regulated by the commands of the Emperor ALEXANDER. It will be difficult fur the Ambasbador. after the very energetic measures adopted by him on behalf of Waist, to withdraw front the dispute with credit to himself and ad. %outage to his Government. lie has committed his own character personally, and the reputation of ilussia in the contest, and the Government of Turkey is not one to which any concessions can with safety be made. The armed &tills of the Greeks still commands the navigation of the Archipelago, and intercepts with impunity all ships bound for Consteutinople. The Turkish fleet is still spoken of as preparing to assert the sovereignty of the Porte, but the length of time already wasted in preparations argues an insufficiency of means to effect this purpose. The Christians in Constantinople still live in alarm, trembling alike at the power of the Turks, and at the possible success of the Greeks in the tits iurbed provinces; for the insolence of victory, or the exasperation of defeat, equally points them out as victims to gratify the brutal passions of the barbarians. asosessowsouso Yesterday the Earl of LITIRPOOL had an au-, &fence of the Kiss, Ms Palace io Pall-mall. The changes in Administration are at length ' Smelly arranged. Mr. CANNING goes to the Ad-' moralty, where Mr. STURGES BOURNE is to be the new Se:retary. Lord Mat.stu.s removes to the Home Department, and Lord SIDNOUTH to the Presidency of the Council. Lord HaallOWBY, whose health is said to be exceedingly impaired, has long expressed a wish to retire from office, is going to remain for some time on the Coutinent. Mr. flusstsson, as it has been stated, removes 10 the Board of Control, with a seat in the Cabinet ; and Mr. CROMER takes the Woods and Forests._ (N sewing Proper.) The following communication has been received at Lloyd's Admiralty-Office, June 28, 1821. Eta—Having laid before my Lords Commissionsia of the Admiralty your letter of yeaterdaje date, stating, that in elm. orspiracc of the long prevalence of north and north enairtly winds, numerous vessels from the southward and westward are prevented (romping into the Manuel, and that it is feared that many of them may be in want of provisions and water, I am commanded by their 'Lordships to acquaint yes, for Om .ofornaatioe of the Committee fur managing the slain of Lloyd's, that their Lordships have directed the Admirals commanding at Plymouth and Cork to give orders AM drew ersieen for supplying water and provisions to weasels under tbe . cireunntauces above waeotioned. I am. Sir, hr. (Sistiml) J. BARROW. Mr. Sobs Sewn, jail). tk - 40 - ?P'• ` 11 .•• 14- 4AM`rs.,.. C 4 * O44P „,„r„ w i t • . ,PARIS PAS MON& Strew las prevail in the prousesades; veils with olives at the rinks !serener, but are, however, far from being com mon. Upon some hats of stuff or cotton these two veils of this hied sre worn—one rose colour, the other white; or, sometimes, one of white, and another of bright blue cross oft the middle of the crown of the bat. The drat serves to orsessest the eirennsferesee of the crown, and falls back epos the leaf; the second ernes fur a chin-cloth. Thu emrseisg le mule into s (rocket. Yellow roses and sesrkt dowers continue in high f . The robes with short sleeves ►ave them much shorter time last Ter►, and the gloves do sot reach above the elbow. The waists have remained stationary these six months. They ere not ridiculously long, nor so short as to deprive a woman of oae of the greatest advantages which she derives frame mature. The shape is drilled, because the plaits, still in great numbe►, meet behiad at the bottom of the cone,. The cestmies are ant knotted at the side. The emetic be hind is sometimes double, and even tripple. Cestusea of gauze ribbons are still worn. PzISHIONABLR NOERNENTS. _ ___,......___ The Duke of Devonshire kft town yesterday morning for his seat, Chailiviorils, Drrhyshipe. His Excellency le Chevalier Gomez Labrador, Andes. sailor (runt the Court of Spain to the Frruck Court, is arrived •t the Loadou Hotel, Albemarle...street, from Paris, to at. tend the Curoontiusi. Lady Yyvyan left the St. Jamees Ilutel,Jerraya.strett, yes terolay,on atuer. T. V. Coke, Esq. M.P. kft town yestentay for his seat he Norfolk. C. H. Rhodes, Esq. left town yesterday for his seat, Rad io° Hall, Worksop, Notts. General Manners is arrived at his lionise In the Stahle-yaril, St. James's, from his seat, Blushulate Hall , Loneoluabirr. John Hay, E►q left maw. Hotel, Jerinyn-street, yester day, for his seat in Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Hellyer left Hudisuser Hotel, Dover-street, yesterday, for his seat in Notts. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish gave an elegant enter tainment un Thursday to the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Ro bert Manners, Lurd Juba Hentuuck, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Mr. and Mrs. Poyeitz, &e. at Burlington House, Piccadilly. The Counters of Sandwich entertained the Duke and Duchess of Bedford and a distinguished party yesterday at her house in Dover.street. Viscount and Viscountess Granville gave an elegant enter tainneent on 'Thursday to the Duchess of Bedford, Eget Clan trillium, Viscount Normauby, Lord and lady Murpeth, Como Flahault, Hon. Mr. Apr Ellis, Mr. mid Lady Eliza beth Vernon, Hoe. Mrs. Anson, Mr. Charles Greville, at their house in Brottin.rireet, Berkeley-square. Lord G. H. Caveadish sill . eittertaiu the Duke of York and • large party of distinguished persoaages on Friday next et Burlington House. DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE'S GRAND CONCERT. The Duke of Devonshire gave his last matertaiument for this seams on Thursday evening at Devonshire House, which consisted of a concert and supper; the concert com menced is the mod saloon about half-past ten o'clock, most of the principal vocal pe.fmmers of the opera attended. The supper, which consisted of every delicacy, was pre pared is the rood library ; the whole range of apartments were thrown open, and were most brilliantly illuminated. The company present exceeded 400 persons of the first distinction and fashion. Among them were— His Royal Nighties, the Duke of Sussex, bis Royal High nese Prise, Leopold, Prince and Princess Estereszy, the Dukes of Grafters, Wellingtoo, and Portland, the Duchesses of Bedford, Rutland, Dowager Rntlsud, Portland, and Richmond, she Ambassador of the Netherlands, and roost of the Foreign Ministers sad their Ladies, Count sad Coun tess St. Antonio, Count and Countess Ladulf, the Earl and Countess of Aboyne and the Ladies Gordon, the Mar chimes@ of Camden sad the Ladies Pratt, the Earl and Cowden, of Cloomel, Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish and the Misses Cavendish, Mr. sad Lady C. Greville, the Mar dilates. of Hertford, the Earl of Westmorland and Lady G. Fame, Viscount and Viseoeitess Granville, Earl of Wirt chases, the C,ounteses of Dartmouth, Lord Breeknoek, the Cosetess of Harrowby and Lady Mary Ryder, the Ladies Fitzroy, Lord Valletort, Countess Grosyroor, Earl and Countess sad the Ladies Grey, Lady C. Reggio, the Earl of Fife, the Marquis sad the Ladies Conyoghane, Mrs. Fitz- Iserbert, the Marchioness of Dawnshire and the Ladies Hill, the Ladies Lennox, the Marchlouess of Salisbury, Lady E. 'issuers, Earl and Countess Hansen, Lord and Lady Duo. poncs, Lord and Lady Cranborne, Sir Henry and Lady G. Wellesley, the Marquis of Titchfield, Lord Howard of Effingham, the Earl and Countess of Carnaryou and the Ladies Herbert, Sir James and Lady Mackintosh, Lady D. Hamilton, Lord and Lady Morpetb, Mr. and Mrs. G, Lamb, Moss Howard, Lady .1. Ihyane, 51rs. and Miss Gar trier, Lord and Lady Belgrave, Lord A. Hill, Sir R. Wilson, the Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Molynrux, Mr. and Mrs. Baring, Colonel and Mrs. Brand, Mrs. and films Gos ling. Lord and Lady Doucannon, Sir E. Codriugton, &c. The Duke of YORK visited the KING yesterday. Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE rode to Kensington, on a visit to the Duchess of KENT. The Royal Duchesses afterwards rode out together in an open carriage over Battersea-bridge, Vaux hall-bridge, Ike. Ou Thursday Prince LEOPOLD arrived in town from Claremont. In the evening his Royal High ness dined with Prince &TERNARY ; and yesterday the Prince dined with the Marquis of HERTFORD. We understand that Mrs. Courts has sent Min STsrusws a Bank note for fifty pounds, accom panied by • magnificent watch and costly appen dages, as a remembrance for her benefit. A young lady, of whom the highest expectations are formed as a tragic aspiranite, is about to snake her debut at the Birmingham theatre, of which town she is a native, in the character of Belvidera. When it is considered that no person can have a Blank on the loth July, even if their Tickets are drawn, but that they are then certain of some of the Great Prizes of 44,0001. 16,0101. and various 4,1004 ice. which are then sure to be drawn, or that they may receive for every Ticket (not drawn) 171.; furs Ha1f,91.45.; Quarter, 41. Hs.; Eighth, 41. 65.; and every Sixteenth may receive 11. 31. 6d., advantages not likely to occur again, the present great demand is readily accounted for; and as every original Ticket is on sale, the number is so limited that an immediate 'mainmast is requested, to prevent doiappuintesents.—J. and J. Xl4 E W NIG HT, Contractors. At a very numerously attended Common Coun cil, held at Dover ou Tuesday, gfith instant, ED WARD BOOTLE WILBRAHAM. M.P. and HER SHAW LATHAN, &qrs. were unattimoudv re-elect ed to serve as Barons of the Cinque Pori. for that town and poll at the ensuing Coronation. ?HR cOttott4lloll. The preparations both In lie • Abbey and Westminster Hall were or Thursday hispectrd by their Royal Nighttime' Me - Dukes of Clarence and Gloucester. the Bishop of Chester, and several of the foreign Ambassadors, the latter were isecompenied by Bir Robert Chester. They all expressed themselves highly gratified. The Dates of Clarence and Gloucester were he the Hall et the ntomeot some knows, on whit* were poorirayed the arm of Eoglood, were exhibited from the two towers of the triumphal are'', fee the purpose of aseertalning their effect ; their Royal Higboesars were much Ousted with the addition of these decorations, which seemed to he particularly appropriate. Pour of these banners, we understand, will be suspended from the embrasures of each tower. The iron pillars supporting the plteries immediately over the Royal platform at the south cud of the Hall, bare been richly gilt, and add considerably to lb. splendour of the coup den in that direction. From the unesished state of the decorations contignone to his Majesty's throne, it is apprehended the Lord Great Chamberlain will sot be able to gratify the public to the ex tent he desired so soon as Monday; indeed, we think it would be for the adrsiitage of all who are desirous of view ing the arrangemeists to wait till the whole be completed. SURREY THE4TRE. Although the entertainments of the pre.ent week are so highly popular, yet in conformity with the system of variety so successfully adopted at this theatre, a new melo.dratne is announced for Mon day, under the tide . of The Soldier's Father, of which report speaks highly, snit in which Mrs. FEAItiIAN, from the Bath and York theatres, is to make her debut. We have been given to under stand that her MAJESTY has been pleased to an nounce her gracious intention of patronising a night next week at this popular theatre, the boxes of which are every evening filled with our most distin guished fashionable*. HR. ALEXANDRE'S FAREWELL TO THE LONDON PUBLIC. When gratitude is proportionate to the benefits received, it is impossible to find expressions sufficiently strong to give it swimmer. This is the difficulty under which I now la bour; fur how can I ever return ad, quote thanks to the British Nubility and the London Publi•, fur the encouragement which I have received, and the patronage with which I have been honoured ? Wherever I go, should good fortune attend me, I shall say, " It is as it was in London ;" sod should I meet with reveries, I shall console myself with the recollec tion that the Landon Public, as indulgent as it is enlighten. ed, considered me worthy of its most flattering approbation. I shall bare this copiesl on the 20th of July, for Ireland and Scotland, and during my absence I hope I shall become a greater proficient in the English language, so as to be able to impart more effect, variety, and interest, to the few repre sentations which it a my intention lu give, at my return, before my departure fur the Continent. The Gentlemen and Noblemen who, before I quit his metropolis, may (verde scientlingly wish to give my frehk abilities and my UR. bounded seal a trial, will find me ever ready to obey their commands, and to afford what amusement I eau in private representations. ALEXANDRE, the Ventriloquist. 23, Charles-street, Westminster, June, INV SUMMER CI 11111 I TR. The Judges have Axed their Circuits for the 'meting Sumner Assizes as follows : Orford—CblefJvaltee Abbott, and the Hun. Mr. Baron Garruw._. Nourom—Chieflorseire Dallas, and the Hon. Mr. Justice Richardson. Midland—The Hoe. Mr. Baron Richards, sod the Hon. Mr. Juice Park. Irestarn—The Hon. Mr. Baron Graham, and the Hon. Mr. Jostece Beat. Hors—The Hen. Mr. Baron Wood, and the Hos. Mr. Justice Burrough. Prortkern—The Hos. Mr. Justice Bayley, and the Hoe. Mr. Justice Holroyd. TIIE TU h' F. MATCH F.S. The Doke of York's home Banker (Sat. 121 b.) is mstelsed against Mr. lidny's Abjar (Sat.) at the next First October Meeting, fur 300 gs h. ft. The Duke of Grafton 's 11'orial (Sat. 71b.) is matches! at the same meeting against Mr. Bouverie's c. by Election (Sat.) fur SOOgs. li. ft. Lord Jersey's Prophet (B.t. Ilh ) is matched against Mr. Bouverie's Pericles (Bsl. 10Ib ) for 200 gs. h. ft. The Marquis of Exeter's e. by Androsassi (8s1.) is matched against Mr. Udny's Abjor, at the Second October Meeting, fur 300 gs. Is. ft. The Duke of York's f. by Election (Bsl. 91b.) is leeched at the same meeting against General Grosvenor's f. by Flyer (7st. 916.) for 200 gs. guineas, b. ft. Lord Hartiligtou's Whisker is matched against Mr. Chad ton's f. by Filhu da Puts (Bsl. Mb.) at the Aleut Heath Het t. ing in 1823, fur 100 gs. b. ft. MR ARMY. Major-General Sir John Lambert arrived in Limerick on Saturday from Athlone, to assume the command of the Mun ster District; head-quarters, Cork. The 6th, or Carbineera, now quartered in Cork, have re. eeived orders to proceed to Dublin, to attend the King on his landing. Yesterday a boy, ten years of age, the inn of Mrs. SMITH. a widow, residing in Hungerford street, Strand, while playing on unite boats which were moored off Huitgerford-stsirs, fell into the water and was drowned. On the 9th inatsnt, us some young men were amusing themselves with the exhibition of legerde main tucks, in a public-house in Montrose, one of them, while performing the deception of swallowing a knife, actually allowed it to slip down into his stomach, to the great consternation of this awkward initiator of KATTERVELTO and BOAZ. It was au entire week before it period through the intestinal canal, without giving much %Moonless, and was found to he a penknife, about three inches long, and weighed three quarters of au ounce.—(Cakdo elan Mercury.) ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.—On the evening of Thursday se'nnight a private belonging to the lgth hussars, named Jolt's GARDINER, one of the small detachment doing duty in the city of Waterford, uttempted to put an end to his lite with one of his own pistols, at his lodgings at the Black Horse public-house, Newgate. The ball entered under his right jaw, came out near his right temple, and lodged in the ceiling of the room. Notwithstand ing the dangerous nature of the wound, we under stand his recovery is considered very probable. We have not been able to learn that Ins motive to the dreadful act Call be ascertained, but have heard that he has . always bee n a qu i e t, well-conducted man. A sunder attempt is said to have been made by the same individual some time ago in France.— (Waterford Chronicle.) POLICE. Yesterday W. Swain* and T. Lathy/ were charged on suspicion of re rbiug the house of Mr. Smith, fruiterer, io Piccadilly, and attempting In set it on Sre. About three o'clock on Friday morning Mrs. Smith wiselled lire, and, on opening the chamber window, found the passage and stair. case full of smoke. She gore an alarm, and Mr. Smith rush ed down stairs and found the shop and street doors open, and the baskets, papers, straw, and all the rubbish, piled up iu the shop in flames. He succeeded in poling out the lire, and on examination found his desks, cupboard, sod iron chest broken open, and his plate, apparel, bills, &c. stolen. Pepper, a constable of St James's, took the Prisoners into custody on suspicion, but no part of the stoles property was found upon them. One of them is a waterman, who attends hackney coaches or the stand opposite the house of Mr. Smith, and the other had becu seen loitering about the door during the night —Remanded. Mrs. Green, the dress-maker, who presented the St. Mary-le•bune Address to the Queen, charged Miss Slam- Ward, one of her wurkstonseis, with felony. Mrs. Green stated, that she was in the practice of send ing she Prisoner with dresses and parcels to costumers. One of these parcels contaiued goods to the amount of 301. and she found souse articles were missing. This raised her suspi ciao and she caused her boxes to be searched, and found about 30s. worth of fancy snicks. She had lust property to the amount of several hundred pounds during the last tenlmunths. Tree Prisoner, in defence, said, Mrs. Green being in cm barrassed circumstances, ordered her to take the goods out of the reach of her creditors. This being denied, the Pri soner was remanded. A young Lady came to the office to crave the protection of the Magistrate agaiust her husband. She stated that she was boru i■ India ; she was the daughter of one of the Judges there, and came to England, to he► Meads io Norfolk : she married about three years situ spinal the will of her friends, which inc d their displeasure, and ever mince they neglected her. Her husband brought her to Landow about three months ago, and with her property opened a faney-shop io the vicinity of Manchester-squar , „ Since then his cruelty to her increased ; he beat her severely a few nights ego, and said, he would lock her up in an empty garret till her death. Yesterday morning the servant told her he was preparing the room fur that purpose, and she now requested magisterial aid. The Magistrate thee granted • warrant against her hog baud. IKE L 4 ND. ............ DUBLIN, JUNE 26. The Mallow and Youghal Excise Districts are to he consolidated, and Mr. Bell, the Collector of the former. and who so long and honourably filled that station, is promoted to the Maryborongli dis trict, a vacancy occurring by the preferment of Mr. Doyen.. Similar consolidationsare expected to take place. Mr. Denis Bowes Daly has been a great winner at the Ciirrigh. APPREHENSION OF THE MURDERERS OF MRS. TORRANCE. On SAturday last 7 hennas Moloity, alias Finn cone, was brought into L►merick, und identified by Mr. Torrance, as the person who had murdereil his wife; and on same day, John Maenamara, other wise Shane Raadh, the second murderer, was also brou►;ht in, and lodged in the county of Limerick gaol. dloloay is said to have given some iufurma►iou. MEETINGS VP CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL THIS DAY. N. n. .1. Wolferstau, Chichester, ironmonger and dealer 3 12 S. Hsnuingtuu , Putney, ironmonger M. Mayers, City. road, merchant W. H. Deverens, late of Mansion House-street, merchant C. and W. H. Pound, late of Cloth-fair, woollen drapers 3 10 1. W. Williams, fled-street, wiue.merckaat R. Wall, Soho, carpenter R. and M. Stodart, Strand, booksellers H. W. Sealy, Stamford, upholsterer ... G. and .1. Woolrich, Spiral-square, silk saanufac. . . . toren - 2 P. Wood, Kingston, gardener .. .. 2 D. Manson, Throgmorton-street, merchant _ 2 T. Kay, Rateliff-highway, coal-merchant J. Kurodall, Bristol, haberdasher S. and J. Wight, Leadenhall.street, hatters 2 T. Sawyer, Ramsgate, chemist J. Lewes, Tlkrogmorton.street, bill-broker 2 W. Penrold, Leadenhall-street, bortte.deeler W. Whitesmith, Old Fish-street, grocer .. 1 W. 111'14tell, Charles-street, coach-maker P. Yarnold, City-garden-row, tailor G. 11. Whalley, Baringhsll.street, woollen-draper 1 H. A'Dean, Hertford, shoemaker R. A. Cox, G. Weston, J. Ferber, and G. Cox, Lit tle Britain, bankers . 1 R. H. Salmon, late of Alfred place, borse-deater .. I DIVIDENDS. W. Miles, Oxford sheet, linen-draper G. Royde, Newgstr-street, upholsterer W Human, Barking, smack-owner J. Ranson, Southwark, grocer G. Griffiths, Cursitor-street, jeweller . J. G. Fiegenben, jun. Wood-street, glut-dealer A. Barnett, Westminster, eabiuet-maker G. Vipond, Lndgate.hill, linen-drapar W. H. Campbell, Wood -street, ale-merehmst J. Knight and T. Ashby, Gough-square, manuracturers . ss • • I F. Fisher, Edgware-road, nuiserynsan T. Maxfield, Hal.tead, grocer.... T. White, jos. and J. D. Lubresi, Great Winchester street, merchants W. F. Woodgste, Tonbridgc, banker , 11 K. Fox, Great Queen street, wine.merchant C. Makenzie, late of Caroline-street, mei chant......" 1 CERTIFICATES. J. Harding, of Great Winchester -street, London (now ► prisoner in the King's Bench Prison), jeweller. —W. Pratt, of Birmiagbarri, dreiggist.—.l. White, of Southampton-row, Russell-square, Middlesex, dyer.—T. L. Tweed, of Boreham, EOM, dealer in potashes.—J. Dyer, of Frome Selwood, So merset, eordwaiaer.—J. Goorlalr, late of Mirky, Lancaster, cottoo-spinner.-1. Nathan, of Alfred-place, Kingsdown, Westbary-upon-Tryin, Gloucester, music-seller.—W. Dur kin and J. Durkin, of Southampton, shipbuilders.—M. Lawleitge, of Harley-street, Cavendish-square, Middlesex, apbolsterer.—W. A. A. Nichols, of Stephen-street, Totten ham-court-road, Middlesex, organ-builder. COURSE OF EXCH Al Amsterdam ....C.F 12 18 Ditto at sight l2 lb Rotterdam .... 2 C l2 19 Antwerp l2 12 Hamburgb ....21 U. 38 10 A1t0na........2i U. 38 11 Paris 3 day's sight 25 85 Ditto Bourdeattx 26 20 Frankfort on the Main, Ex. 51 159 Petersburgb, rbl. 3U. 9 Vienna effective 2 M 10 28 Trieste ....do lO 28 Madrid~ Cadiz .. . Bilboa 351 Barcelona Seville 3 53 01 Gibraltar . 41E, FRIDAY, 1011119. Leghorn 47 Genoa .. 44 Venice .. Malta .. 41 Naples Palermo.... per oz 116 Lisbon Oporto Rio Janeiro Bahia .. ... Dublin Cork •• • •• BULLION. Portupl Gold in 1 e. di. Coin, per os 0 0 0 Foreip Gold in Ban 3 17 101 New Doubloons 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 4 91 Silver in Bars ...,0 4 101 MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, FiIIDAY. JIM[ 29. In consequence of sapersboindant reapplies of Wheat, and the favoarablenems of the swathe', it very swat depreuion in salts has taken place, and what triews quantity was Kit off to-dsy, was at a declined ts. per 'part.? from Monday's prices on the finest maniples; but there wam not She least de mand tor the inferior quanta-a. Barley supporta Monday's priers, having but little at snorkel. The Oat trade was very heavy and 'miller lower, baying but few buyers. la &ins and Peaie no alteration UXBRI DGE. Corn Inspector's Return, THURSDAY. Juno 211. Wheal, per load lOl 10s lo 171 .—•• Barley, per quarter ..234 —4 to ?go --d Oats. INs to if• Remus ti. .—d to . 34. —d P.aoe H BSI fr.l IJEMPSTEAD, June 28. Wheat, per Id. (fire bushels) Oats 28i to 38i lid Nees les to 21. New ditto —a to —a Old Beans —a to Barley, per guar 22s to 25s Pease 2os to Vs 0.1 NEWBURY, RERKS, Jung 29. Wheal Rye . ..... —a to I &MIS . 34s to 36. Barley firriol, per gallon, Is. nal ID Is. 4441. SALISBURY, JUNE 46. Wheat 4lls to Ste b l Oats.... 17s. Od. to 412. O. Barley. DEVIZES, JUNO 28.—lurpector's Ecturu. Wheat.... 28s Od • 30s 0.1 I (lots 2os Oda 24s 04 Barley.— 24s fid a 2 . 11 s 0.1 &las 867 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 255. 10141. SMITHFIELD MARKET. FitIDAY, JUNE 49. There was a great supply of Sheep and !lambs ■t market this 'nursling, which missitain their prices; hut the supply of Beasts was shirrs, and the pries., for rust cattle were the same as last mai ket day, but the inferior sorts were rather lower. la Hay, Straw. and Clover, little alteration. The following. is a eu sisiumeast of the priers aud numbers:— To sink the orb{ per stooe of Sib. neef.....35. 8.1. to 4s. 2.1. Head of Cattle tide day: klutton..3s. R.I. to 4s. 0.1. Beasts 430 I.ktrils,.As 6.1. to Ss. 6.1. Sheep and Lambe 0,200 eea1....4.. 8. 1. to ss. 4.1. Calves Pork... 4s 8.1 to ss. 41. I Pigs NEWGATE AND LEADENDALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... 2s 14 to 311 61 I Vral .... 21 10.1 to 4s Mutton.. 4s GI to 3s GI Pork .... 2s 6.1 to 4s 64 Lamb. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. • ST. Jall6s s. W lIITECH •PIEL Hay 31 10.04 to 41 140 Al I Hay.. 4/ 0.0.1 to 4110.41 Straw 11 7. 04 to If 18s Ott Straw... 1/ 8.04 to I/ It. 0,1 Clover 4/ °A O.' to 51 Os 03 I Clover 41 4.0.1 toil 5. Od PRICE OF ROPS, per Cwt. swig pock FTS. NEW RAIN. Kent ....t/ li■ to V 15s Kent 2/ tfes to 41 4. Qtossen ..t/ Os to 31 8s Sussex .... 2/ 21 to 3/ Os S. to 31 15. Eases 2/ 2• to 31 10. Farubsisjiae, 41 10s to 61 Os Ditto, secund,tll6t to 51 Os PRICE OF RAW Fl A. stated by the Tallow I 'AT, per stone of Sib. I As stated by the Butchers. St. James's 313rket.. 2s I I .i.t Whiteebapet Market 2a 10,0 Average..... 2s 11. i !Heifers. Price by Ta110w.... es 10J PRICES OF TA LLOP Town Tallow 50s 0 , Od Yellow Russia 48a Od White ditto...—s Oil —a Od Soap ditt0.....44s 611 —s Od Melting Stuff :304 Oil --s Od Ditto rungh..9ll, 0.1 —s Od ', SOAP, ace. per 1121 b Yellow Soap 9OO Mottled Curd Graves 23s Os Good Dregs 9s Oa I'RICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price or Candles, per dozen, Ms Od—Monldle, Ile LI. Q. per &sets allowed fur ready money. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per si. Oriliitery.. Its 2d to Qb ♦.t 2s 10.1 to 3. 0.1 Martel Calf.. each S. Od Middlings 2s 6.1 to 2s 2,1 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os Od. SHEEP SKINS. Fells Or Oct to Os fhl Shesrli aKs Lambs 2s 0.1 to 3• &I FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leoaesa 3. 6J a 4s 3d Segoiis 3s OJ a 3s 6d Soria 2s 941 a Zs 3J - -- Seville Saxony, 1.4 - 2ti .. 4s Od a 3s Od Boheinia,lsi ........ ..... 44 OJ a 6s 6d ----- td 3s OJ a 48 OJ COAL MARKET, Joan 29. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 34 Newcastle 7 Swatterlaud 1 Cinders Yesterday—ST. PETER MID PAVE.—lNoliday at She Bask, Escbeeper. East hens and both Nes Bemis. BIRTHS. Os Tuesday, the 26th instant, the Lady of M. Wrrill, Esq. of a son. it South Castle-street, &Upham'', on the !Ist. instant. the Lady of G. Macpherson Grant, Esq. of Rallindalloch and Inveresh'e, M.P. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. At Brochette, by the Rev. Slade Nash, Osborne Markham, Esq. Comptroller of the Barrack Department, to Miss Jervis, eldest daughter of the late Capt. Jervis, R.N. and great niece of the Earl of St. Vincent. Oa Thursday oe'unight, the Rev. Charles Shipley,ouly sur viving son of the Very Rev. the Dean of St. Leapt., to Char lotte, eldest daughter of Robert Orby Sloper, Esq.of Wood hay, iu the county of Berks. DEATHS. At Roadiell, N. B. on thelolYeu rt. William Mauro, gar. dener there since 1747. He attained at least 104 ; yet. spite of this extraordinary longevity, he reserved the fit ti u•• of all the faculties, and was able to walk about till sushio very abort period of his death. In Athlone, Margaret, eldest daughter of Lieutenant- Colonel Trench, Assistant Qesrtermaster•General. At Caimphill, hear Birmingham, aged 47, Captain James Considine, late of the 13th light dragoons, Aide-de-Camp to General Sir Robert Bolton, soda satire of Limerick. In Edinburgh, Major Martelli, of the 74d regiment, and of Castle Troy ()mace. near Limerick. la Chester, William Carter, Esq. many years Captain is the Royal Cheshire Militia, and late of the regimest. At Alder" Lawn,near Chelteshame, theorist of her brother, W. H. Preacod, Esq. Mary Ana, wife of LMeteammt-Colunel Thomas O'Neill, of the Portuguese service. On Moodsy last, Mrs. Mary Hoag, widow of the late yr• Wm. Boag, meaie•aeller, Great Turnstile, Holborn. --v HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 45 after S. 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