The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-31 00:00:00

-zd: 4 jusw ,---- -- At two o'cloels yesterday afternoon, no interrop had been Oven to the treating istialconceg awr don otiv , messed to tho Masi lis brtha Board of T rl d , •; and it wisest expected that aux retaliatory boitile measures would be ado Wed by tiorrrnmeet„ . ou t his side the Atlantic, in the hope that the rive.' r ation of the Orden its Council is multi soott.terniluato t i o w ar now unhappily commenced. Mr. Fosztn was expired to retire to Halifax, un to he beard from his Goverment. s am e o f the most recent letters from Halifax, state, c ot Admiral Sswyza having received fresh proofs of the hostile intentions of Amerirt against Great B s itein,bad sent endiz titter the three ships which be ho d ee t ee sed, which had been brought into bass by the Beirillere, after her ren-ontre with. the three American frigates and two sloops; and had cap tured two of them. The following is an extract o f a letter, received from Halifax by the Julia:— ~ Itsttrax, Jots' 4, Wit , 1 o s earodma is this moment proceeding out of the b er s our , o s , the Africa, tit guns; Amnon, i t' it and mbed to Ittiri p ri s a oo. f t r,_ .stra Th i rt y Anrerican prisoners are just nu .— Me a re like to have swum work, for our tars are all ripe for sioNe r The Jamaica fleet, under the .convoy of oni Ivi: I te te, and isting of MO sh, was to haro o iled on the n*boot Is b ut 30th of June. It j ust possible I. that, previous to their departure, they could obtnin . intelligence of the rupture with Amerca, and they 1 ma y, therefore, be esposed to imminent danger, es pecially as twelve armed ships were iu readiness at ihltimore to sail at an hour's notice. It is not ins- I probable that numerous American vessels now ini the ports of the Coliti tt en t ,ma y preens gun s,and under 1 yo.ich colours, commit deprnlations throughoukthol cost of Europe from the Mediterranean to the Bal tic. This situation of Stairs might have bvett avoid- i ed by vigour and promptitude, am. is to be attributed ; on ly to the imbecility and proctasdnation of the ' Household Cabinet. Letters of a r ~•ent date from Curacoa, state, that intelligence had leached that islwid from the Caree ns, of Mut %ND.% having failed in his attack on Va lerc4, ids f ores. it was said, had been routed, by the Government troops, and he himself made pri- soner. . Tie French Papers inform us, that, in conse. gees , of the tt.ar in the North, a Loan. which Rus sia had raibrd in Holland some Fears ago, fell '2O per GENERAL ORDEi , S. Home Creirds, Jetty '24, 10119.. U Whig been I epreleated the Coma: suti..r-it •Chief. 'hat Winsravisosters of Regiments eur .;ed ia eomosei*t And et a p r ivatenatare, R"", al 17..,thnessjudges it -.-eet ary ro declare, that be topsiders all s : hor ocatintts OW wig their regitheatal dots. ; and 10 ccietivold re l the. or weal ymasten shall, cm tin aunty , c:itag dictly in. , di rt ily, in trellis or coinurtte of . y kind. -.set shall strictly evert themselves eadroly to the dot: :s (..f +Le sea. sow they hold eleir respective corps. cmag s g ad of ~is Royal Highness*. Ceernanderift-Chief, .1 H AlitY CALVERT, A lutes Aiwal. His Royal iiighnesa the Cul time tide ii. Chief, it is understood, will vtiake a rsititary aotrov Of the ; ILentbh Oast in the COMMIS of the cissuins month.— Preparatory to Na inspection, tip wotits oo the Royal Military Canal, through Roes soy Marsh, ars, to be completed, sad the careen monnted on the I, fankt; SO pieces of ordnance (IS and 24-pounders) ate destined for this p • Lirefetleilt-GtII.IIII6ArIeTARD IS to be Commander ' %Wet of the fortroln Scotland, durinfthe nholuime sf Lord CATHCART, 'the Durham Militia are to march to Fife, and till to tocc.ecded sit Port 'iciaton barracks by the Cam bridgeshire Militia, now at Dunbar. About 280 French prisoners were landed at Leith as Tuesday seinnight, from the Regulus; 44 guns, I and were tnarthed o ff to Pennicuik under a s trong es- cert. The,remainder, consisting of officers do parole, was lauded on Wedhesday. The following is a Copy of an extraordinary Ad dress said to have been delivered to the Passengers on j beard of the American ship --, Capt. —, I prenious to their departure from Calais, on Friday I last, the 24th of July, 1 812 Gurtswww,—You are leaving France to return to your towary—into the bosoms( a mafiosi allied to ours. The French • Gwasseat, peastrated with the motives w hich distiuguish ib IlitElfhesit career, only wisow that you may repeat to our imstrymen the exact recital or what you have seen. 1 NM *Met by my Government to inform you s that it will enders- I war to protect those who keep within the bouuds of reasup, is Parma/to it will peaish those who, carried away by unruly yartalie or the rage of oar enemies—spread alarming ! 17100 a rniam--and by false cosjectores engender online -011. The eyes if France are tamed to the new world as well 111 a thi , t and the hers whogoveras her knows well how to dis tbe friella yes t " we caste to sod com ulaf p °rd 11 f rany he r r i e g li tt em mus ie.. If Utst,,___ he Mt attrihate it to as unjust motive, but to the uailler whisks Goveraineot, surrounded by rue- , win , has inarehte evilest their attacks, without suck rigo. I cast neassmai but oar friendship for the United S.ates is • sincere." The subjoined Address was issued by the Emperor AttlANota to his troops on the commencement of vat by the attack on the Russians at owno GENERAL ORDERS f)? RrsslAN IMPERIAL MAJESTY To TUE AR- I ?.IFS, time Al murk, JUNE 13 49., 1814. " ForFora 1 15 time Past we had remarked the hostile co "mport snot Ole resets Emperor tiwards Russia; but we Mill ortu,latuilibmoderate end paci fi c -leasurcs, to avert hostili titt At last, notwithstanding all our wishes to maintain peace, we *heeled an incessant re pi Ilion of own outrages, which eastward us t o arm, ari.!-lis ussemble our troops; thonFli still, whilethe ennid Satter ourselvos wi th tbe hope of reconribatioo, we remained w i t hi n th e con fi n es of our empire; sea without 1 lt ed aigt • lag peace, wire prepared for defence. Al these moderate 1 : Pacific. measure s could not secure to 'is the tranquillity of which we weredesiross. The French Emperor, brie attack upon I 'sat troop at Rowse, has already c o mm enced war; sad copse- ' trimly nothi ng f art h er remains for as, but, while we invoke the aid of the Soverei g a of the Universe, the Aothor sad Defender Of Troth, t o plat e oar fagot. is opposition to the force of the i "walk It s noneeessary to remind our Generals, our Chiefs, ;" "anion. of their duty, mid of their valour. la their veins" 2Vis the blood of tbeSelavomiaus, so 'aighly renowaed of old for `"v" victories. Soldllers! you we the defraders of religion, ethnliefs and indeopecience. lam with vow God Oar tide. ALEXAMbEIf' ou The following Proclamation has been hosed at 1 4a, declaring the city to be in a state of allege : " Bi c a sa a f 2ase issued by his Imperial Majesty 10 thr„Lecis blies it h a s been ordered, that trantter Owpallamats aro in a Mate of war. they Up seder the """"rtltatctioa glie r t e d lie Commander in Otie AIL the district, 111111 ft eht .... 11 9 101 wilst be Ouplicitly obeyed in the ealldeart c t i r L i se el innolutots, and civil and military authorities, ma uc sy,a Court-martial appoiated by biro. " blastin g etretteamances having rendered U PEklihT7(l,-Ikit• marls' Order de c la r es the city of Riga in estate of war. Th e cooldesce.plarad bythe subjects of Reign is the re- I i " orderedby,lbrir beloved Sovereign,.aad (be zeal .1, ts . often th ews so falfilliegsach orders. costlier tie T . 4heuit tl itli w: vei v r ei n if i r f en n . t itra, h a ist ad ' l dea lhAtt l at A lt :" Akishe outosse4 : 4 l gmesi l ta lf i i il e y l it i e l S . Per"4"' to 1 / 6 41 " eejulat as mach as Iles In their powee;_; „(, L. N.) " J DU RAWL, elsOilleointw. - NAP Clair, 140), 111111'11' THE srrATESMAN. • -*?•_ mum. At Newbury, on Saturday last, Was held a Most. The trunks of two oak trees, one 19 feet in length, ing, convened by the Bishop*? Salisba for th e and twenty feet in circumferenste, and the other pnrpme of forming a Society to establish fools for fifteen feet and a half long, by nine in circumfir the Education of Poor Children, in Hat town and once, were lately discovered in the sands of the neighboorhood, on the plan of Dr. Bell. The meet- water of COI.* near the seat of SW J. Maxwell, ing was very respectably attended, especially by the of Pollocke, Bart. Strong machinery was prepared, Clergy, and the Rev. Mr. Boucher, of Bright Wal. and thetwo beautiful stems were heaved up from ton, was in the Cair. The Resolutions proposed to the bed of the water,into whic • all probability, ill la he dopted, were those circulated by the National. they bad been precipitated by the axes of the Roe • Society, the distinguishing feature of which is an ex-. mans. elusive attention to the instruction of children A p easant, from Northumberland, has signalised belonging to the Establishment. After the Resole- himself by several admirable swindling exploits .it tions were read from the Cheir, the Committee' Edinburgh. lie assulned the dress and conve rsation of the Newbury Laucasterian School offered to thelof a West Indian Gentleman, and occupied elegant • meeting, through F. Page, Fag. to give up their 1 lodgings. Unluckily, he heppened to trespass on , School-room, which is capable accommodating two I the good nature of a dotter in hams, who procured • hundred children. The right of alipointing a new for his worship a place on board one of his Majesty's 1 Master,—their peculiar system of Education,— ships. . . thar name, property,and interest,—if the new Society 1 A foreigner was apprehended in the neighbour would only admit children of all denominations, and hood of Kelso, on Wednesday seinnight, under Ivry not oblige those whose parents might object to it, to sus p icions circumstances, and, after undergoing an • learn the Church Cathechism. A warm debate en- examination before the Magistrate, was committed to sued, in which the proposition Mede by the Lances- 1 that gaol, from whence he was removed to Jedb ur g h l i terian Committee was strenuously supported hylthe night following. Ile is 'opposed to be a French Charles Dundas, Esq. M. P. James Croft, Esq. Fre. : prisoner, who had broke his parole. derick Page, Esq. Anthony Bacon, Esq. and Mr.l Last night, in consequence of the Insolvent Debts- I. E. 13icheno ; and as zealously opposed by the ! ors Bill having received the Royal Assent, the, Rev. Mr. Boucher, the Rev. Mr. Sawbrldge, thelKing's Bench and Fleet Prisons were illuminated,' Rev. and Honourable Mr. Grey, and the Rev. Mr. and several appropriate transparencies displayed. ' • Wy Id. Monsieur Petite 2 who lately made his escape from - The Resolutions adopted by the Lantos . terian Corn- confinement at Montrose, by nnscrewiag the locks mittee are conciliating and liberal in the greatest de- of three doors, was caught a few days ago, at Ruth. gree ; and it is to be lamented that the Worthy yen Printfield, after a hard run over hedge and ditch, Chairman % and those who supported him, should re- by some gentlemen who were viewing the field.— ject them as inconsistent with the plan of the Greed Monsieur was brought in by the neck, and safely National Society. These Resolutions are as fol. lodged in his old quarters in Perth gaol (he was, 'low : . there about a year ago). the little gentleman bat- ' Resolved unatti p = e 7, That the Committee of the lameaste- ing been ordered over to the depot at Peuicnik, a clan School, in pr With the conviction of the great impor- I serjeant and seven or eight men were sent to escort • lance of clifomiall as extensively as Peollbk the atirantaßes a him. On their arrival at Kirkcaldy, where thej- Education ansimpt the Poor, are desirous' of malting with the 1 were to halt for the day, he was deposited for the Nwtional Society. That they . are most anxious to avoid and to prevent Manias , time in the prison there ; but Monsieur Petite did and apposition, and to meet the Society on the most liberal prim. , not like the house, and left it quietly during the 1 ciples ; and to coacede ,i much of their own peculiar Plan as 4 cons i s t e nt with the design of their Institution. , night. lie has not since been heard of. 1 ' c hat in order to demonstrate the sincerity of their intentions, ! At the last Carlow Assizes, Patrick Corcoran was I th e y make a free and voluntaiy Direr to the Society of their •. indicted for having, on the 28th of July last, in a l . School-room. fi tted up as it is with every necessary accommo- ; dation, and capable of immediately receiving WO children c •' held near Moneybeg, committed a rape: also, an as together with the rcpt of appointing a Master educated in the , mutt / with an intent to commit the offence on Miss 1 Principles, and according fir the .System of Dr. Bell. and the /,•., tutor B rne, who was produced and sworn; site role and exelissive management of the School in all its branches. . ... y - , That the only points on which they motet i n dul g ence wee r ' stated that on the evening of the 28th July, 1811, i 1 that no Child" ft a9f .elitems aea'nolnatina shall be ex-' she was'met by t h e Prisoner, whom she had known I eluded ; and that no cbjid, w hos e parents object to it, shall be 1 c o m pelled to lean thiMburell Cateillishi. , beim; that he first wheedled her, and then forced The badness of the Military College will be re= s i het over a wall, poured spirits down her throat, and I moved, on the 15th of August, from Marlow and . afterwards effected his purpose, and quitted the 'Wickham, to the building lately erected for that pur- : comfy till withiu that monthi—Patrick Kelly and pose near Black Water. i , his wife were produced, . who wrote that they hear d ! it i s . tat..' *or Byrne on that night say,. " Oh, Corcoran, I, ! The House of KeNstworom and Co. will , . Corcoran, don't ill use me l?'.--On their cross-exami- I .1 said, pay nearer 20s. in th e pound than ally Banking inottion they admitted that the accent: 'a which the I !house that has failed 'within the last century : to uitered . tbece words . . were .more of a love than a n their honour it should also be known , t hat unlike I sound! —ln the Defence, Elizabeth M'Gee,,l i many others, with immense securi t i es in their hands,4 "STY with her the ni plowed that.she ita in coaimuly ght they never converted one to the relief of their own ' ',laid is the indictment; that elmadvised .her to g o home exigencies, but rightfully surrendered them all to sad not go towards Prisouer's house, which she refund 1 i their resuctive owners. to do. -Any ityland proved, that in a eonversadon I ! The Enclosure Affidavit Bill, the object of which 1 with E . s . Byrne, she acquitted him of 'having violated was to dispense with the Parliamentary farms of . "", ' hie person, s eses - that she would not prosecute. huk•to Ifidavits by witnesses, was thrown out in the Lordi • oleasteber fa th er -. and uncle. Lord Norbury charged on Wednesday, upon a Motion for that purpose by.. th • e "the Lonmectsczta.ua. Why was this Bill thtwWw . ~,.. • out' Was it not done for'fcar the Clerks 9f Ace . • Jury by - saying, this case deemed t he ir : cool and , sospsestonate investigation with regard to the capi tal eherge, If they had any doubt they should acq uit ; should lose their fees, and some part of t h e n ational ' ] but there were gradations -of offencrs, and if they Ibusilless be thereby expedited ? I believed the second count in the in dictment prove d, 1 The Farming Society of Ireland have postpo n e d . the villagers of Moneybeg should be taught a chute I their annual sales of fine wool until next month, ex- i observance of the laws.—The Jury acquitted the I pecting the Bill to be etutcled into tietaw, which will Prisoner of the capital offence, but guilty as to . the ! exempt wool, the growth of Ireland, from the aim- residue of the indiotment. After a suitable admoni !don' duty. tiou be was sentenced to an imprisonment of. twelen: . The Silver Arrow, given by the. town of Edia- calendar months. • ... •.• t : ~.I burgh, was shot for or, tiatarday last by the Royal Yesterday t as Sir George Ivisou Tapp', ht his vet -1 Company H of Archers, and gained by ihMES Hors, ride, was driving out of Salisbury-square, the horses Esq. W. S. ' took fright, in consequence of a man -messing them: Iwctatoott's nm eeeleenent, at Covent-garden with a truck, when they set off at full speed; bat,. ITheatre, is ascribed tq Ice firm friendship of Ma. fortunately, in turning round the corner of Salis- • /news, his coadjetor in their late dramatic Mao- bury-court into Fleet.street, one of • the horses fell, 1 rancy : the latter refusing to engage, unless' the i which stopped their progress, though at the same ,• former was re-admitted with him on the same boards.. moment Sir George was thrdwa oat o f the curriele, 1 Mr. J. Busrst, of Dowgtte Wharf, has, by public: when the wheel went over his body. We are happy, I advertisement, solemnly denied, upon his honour, the I however, to say, that he did not receive any material ' . l of seduction, which have been broug ht ageing I injury. I Ma, and been so whimsically agitated in the Royall ROWING-MATCH.—The Annual Prize Wherry, iEschange: concluding his curious notilication in these given by the Proprietors of yasuthall Gardens, was on I terms :—" And (farther give notice, that if the sys.l Wednesday contended forty the following 7 water- Itern of annoyance be persisted in, which has hitherto men, under 35 years of age, in gentlemens• funnies : been adopted, it proceeds nut from the sentiments of , No. Names. • . . , Where belonging. 1 . George Hattlett . ......1 VIM shall. `honour, which are assumed, but from sinister me- 2 Henry Termer • Sinkskie. tires. 9 • Thomas Dawson r. • Ditto. " Dlivtgate Wharf, July 29, ISIS. , J. BU NN." 4 Thomas Wend .; ,14-.' ! Ditto. 5 Robert Adonis At the East-riding Sessions, held at Beverley, last' . 6 • Propels . ROW: I: I. ft ./14....i, 3 Val Mall. weak, Afrr. Mille and her daughters, the noted 7 Joseph Gregory,. w its • ...;,. r Ditto. swindlers, who had been co nfined free the preceding They started from. pa i ckftwe's -laridge at six Sessions, on a charge of conspiracy, were let at li•• , o'clock.. Turner, Weed,ised Bartlett being the first ! betty, the Prosecutor declining to premed against Itinle who arrived off Lambeth in the first hlat, them: but Mrs. Mills,_ we understand wits arrested started for th e second hest to Alettersea-bridge, and. I for debt and sent to York Castle. from thence te, Ventthall, when, after a well-con t . . " . A rural jetc, surpassing any thing we hive o'er I teste d rpatc h , match, Bartlett was-declered the victor. • witnessed of the kind, was given on Saturday last; by 1 Tho names of .the.six . yeuag Vlratrinen who are • mi., J ona w ecar , a , a t his charming co tt a ge, s e , to row, to-morrow, ice the Livery and Badge give's, I Willsdon-Greeu. A cold collation consisdwg desert i by Mr. Thomas Daggett, the late famous Comedien,l ' delicacy which the season afforded ' , with the chaitist in conunemoralion of the happy accession of the Fa mily of his, present Majesty to tha,Throtte of Great i • wines, was salved up in a style of elegance and simplicity, rarely displayed upon .stash, amalgam.— Britain. t• - • . • . .i James Harmon, Bankside 1 Wai.°Reynolds,Vitt e rt The polite and hospitable attention of Mr.atsdMrs. • j ob . t 0,,,, Tower ' Jas . Faller, Mist 1, I W. to their guests, .Consisting of-at •least one bun- - mod. Rothe/lathe itiabard May, bootidth. : T deed Ladies and Gentlemen, was never. exceeded. The second and third Prises are the giftslef Also lath ,atee ea. gist.WateJoliiie t—ThesecopdPriae is 31. late 4400 The Lydia, from the elegatioeof their dress quisite- beauty, formed the mint fascinating. group Third ditto. 21. se. 11d. • • ', . . ' ~ :et we ever beheld; and when they _began the nimble Seaaatsc.—The last sparring exhibition ur for the dancb epos sh e velvet greed, ender Iltetiereese ca- gesso' took place yesterday at the Five, Cot,. for nopy of 'Heaven, it brought et nor. rmeentiontat the benefit•of Power. The greatest eevelty on this whatve have heard told eft iry' desd ineniek. occasion was a match between a trial man 4. Greg.: whith.was conducted frith at order Moony, son's), named Carter, from Lancashire, a candidate eatiedwith the closingiiali wheathecoletemyletbratit of first rate weight for fighting fame, and Fuller, a with their minds deeply inepressed with thohnsamy of scientific popifof Richmond's, which elforded meek the smite, the lib er alit y admit hoste l widths' phase diestosioe. Power and ;Datch Sete, end iticlimonti of thide y,.--Neet' morning; the resnalistnefathie4tee Mai Fuller also set to, aidid sevend etthe pupils of whiak were very tomeiderablet werelbegatheatdr Power. at' :•-4.• .•--• ... • Ale iv. - 'l7l/ .-t; ! , - -1 1411116 . 114,:lay "'.. W-,, (11 UM Imr• y •---..........-- _ Nor, whioh were very nwooaorablakwereibastioat Power. • i • • Term 1-.... , dtstriboted to the nelshkelorfos viitagors‘oky Mr. _ Gooorso.o's INovorr.--AV,odosodArtsrewnro II? to e. manner' per yratirortht.df • heirlibovoLloohodo quest woo hold before Arroos,v ,g,,E4,,„. A K . at 'the • and of the intitatioik 4 Akeil sh• IsageWlL 6 / 4 0 101 MAWS SOO Pibile.lbovOe_i 49;1 1 44crrisfdsr ckft. pew • "hem' • ~ i i - :: ; 04 ,,_, - ,•., . „ , , a the body the *am Ow% .R,IAAW .: c t :. ' AC mew veal!. eit liparbulglititAmtiin;odspd-is pigorara by tbo tiellieophy A orrteroVitii l tol klibife• trf ebateithvilltdit NM Me- NM bb dinak'br :i iirs444 , $l. * 01 . ),00 $ .r , , , dila so ohs miimmirologithirrelsoptheii.dmtate yibs4ictidisoliwwffitauW•o oo44 fi -.7 . itie• . lik it waft . ;6 1 ba4,lllllW %4 t n.u l ,4,,iA ~ . MoirkkirellipediFitmo ,verod ett 0 seriermii i.!-. t , ..-.: . . I.' 3 , ;T, r,. 7-4....••• • 4.. LADIES' FAS OWNS FOB 'AUGUST. FROM ACILZBAIANIeS RETOIGTOZT QT AIM ) FASHIONS) MAntirACTUREs, &C. Ermine Daras.—L white crape rube, with short Circassiin sleeves and demi-high waist, with full frills of lace—the mho worn over *white sails slip. Epaulets of variegated gol4 ball fsinge, ornamented at the feet, aid bottom of the waist totorre spend. A Moorish turban of ladle's gold smulin, with a cluster of dowers on the left side. Necklace, ear-rings, and bracelet. of brilliants, pearl, or sapphire set in gold. Glares of white French kid below the elbow. Slippers of white satin, with gold rosettes and fringe. Occasional scarfs of white lace. fitonra tor Cosmic —A plain jacooot or Impel lal cat! Mc muslin resod dress, fanned high la the neck, and trimmed roand the bottom, up the front, collar, and sleeves, with full hord.-ra of plaited muslin. A white satin hessar cloak, ornamewee. oh deep eapes and antique floe trimming and tassels. A l.minia bat of tine atlas straw—a smaU cap of lace beneath, ernantrated with a small hunch of flowers on one aides Bed tied with cm u lean blue Abband no one side. A rosary ernes aid bracelets of I the coquilla not. Mots, dr Romaa short i e( bide Md. Gloves lemon colour; and prowl, of totraufoadat shatsags!, deep ball-fringed 4% aloe- :. - PAL PLYMOUTH, Jute IS. ~Anived the Queen, 74 guns, from the.statiort off Brett. I Tie Intelligent gun-brig will sail this evening for Teigronth, tube* mond a mew ,loop of war built there. Arrived the Triton, Captain Richardson, from Prince L'l. ward's Island, 33 days passage, with timber for ibis part. The American brig John, Captain Turner, will sail this even ing for Boston, having on beard nearly 40 passengen. DEAL, Jute SO. Sailed the Countess of Elgin cutter, with the whole of the outward-bound for Portsmouth; the Matilda, with French pri soners for Leith, under convoy of the Cadmus sloop of war; and his Majesty's ships Prince of Wales and Elephadt, fur off Flushing. POOLE, Jinx SO. Arrived the Alphia, Hunter, irons Newfoundland, left Trinity 15 days since. The Two Brothers, for this port, was expected to sail three days after the AI phio left. The ;Inspect of the Lod Fishery was very gloomy indeed. GR A YUEN D, Joel 90. Arrived his Majesty's ship Dromedary, from the East Indies ) last from the Downs. _ BARBADOIES, Jests 24. Sailed his Majesty's ship Spider, Captain Willock, for St. Thomas's, with the following bonseward-boned ships, via.:— Colonist, Renewal, Antelope, Neriad, and John , for London; Hope and Hopewell, for Bristol ; Bryan, for Dublin; and the Barbadoes, for Cork. Also sailed the Mariner, Capt. Hawkias, for Quebec. with the Harrold, Nautilus Ann, Thetis, Jane, Samuel, and Ito3afint trae,perts, with the first battalion of the Royal Scots. TIIR M.IIIRETS. -.. :J ., . CORN EXCiI ANUE, Jot., R. • This day the Market bas air..io few fresh asrivab of Wheat, and the sales, for samples of flue totality, at a small further in crease in price. Barley, with Malt, fully suppon Inc last quo tation s Rye and White Peas at Ins ; Beaus of each tiricrip. lion likewise keep their price. There is a contlumume of Mort supplies of Oats, andthe trade is named also fully at the late advance. Flour continues without v./triads°. Wheat Fine ditto 135 1130 Do. (Flail:14; .. Rye • 71 8;11 Oats -•'B6 60 51 Barley Malt • l 0 98 1 , Potatoe de . - 65 White Peas (boilers) 7 i 16 Rape Seed (trey do. • 7t 78 File 'Flour Beans .......... 76 .82 Seam* . • .... up up --...... SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Jta.T Si. • _ Tamil& tbe (Mal, per stows if SO..' t • Reef ~..ss. 4d. a 6s. 61. f Heal of Cattle this day s Multi ..si. 4A. to 6s. 6.k. 1 Beast, sso 6 Veal ....7s. Od. to Os. Od. i Sheep .__ Pork ....6s. Od. to 7s. OA. Calves ...• •• .• . Lamb • ~.6e. 64. to 7 i, lid. Pits . - HAY-MARKET. • Hay . ; .... 41. 4s. Od. to 41. 10:• Od. Clover .... 61. (h. 06. ta 71. 7.. 06. , • Straw .... Si. o'. Od. to S 1 . .1(1., .116 - 1 illa ••• LYCEUM THEATII.E.—A new Pantomitise-Was pee. formed, for. he first.time, last night, at thiriilteatresi called Jack and Jill; or, The Clown's &sailer: TM . i well knows tale resuscitates in the:mind of the adult, I a recollection of hour's that have been spent in the. 1 playful vivacity of yout h. The whimsical gambols 4 Klux', the Gluten,. the agility of ilotA.m;swoaTbr, as harlequin ; and the lively, sportive, and gracefel. figure of Miss V ALLENCY, as Columbi n e; together. 1 with a variety of novelty in the tricks and changes, gave an interest to this mimic speciei of perfbrmance,.. may entitle it to the future approbation of the pub -1 lic, and particularly the Music, the production of GEORGE W. REEVE, son of the well known Com. 1 poser of that name, and pupil of Mr. Was. Rosser., M. B. which.is an appropriate.and pleasing Conwo- 1 1 salon, uniting at once the taste of his father, with ' the science of his master, and stamps this rising genie; as en acquisition to th.: Musical World. During times like the present, when the principal articles of food appear to rise above their natnret t level, and almost beyond the reach of the poor man's, labour, every individual ezertiou towards amelio rating the condition of society, by lowering the price: of provisions, merits the 'gratitude and support of e: liberal public. Among the useful and patriotic exer., does of our countrymen, Mr. DEACON, of tb Correa M•tar, Skinner-street, appears highli• de* serving of encouraement, 'ilia more partlctilarly* that of every Coffee 'Plaiiter and• Merchant iu the United Kingdom, by bi unqualified . ortifeavours to bring into general use, that truly whelciome and iiu. tridout article or. our colonial prOduee; for' which laAdable purpose, ro are informed, he established Mart, under the sanction of a Committee of Bri. • hCoffee Planters, for the sale of Coffee, . inspected i• i fltem, warranted sound, and to be sold at the ltr,es44liole.sale prices ; sin ! " likewise, for the ac ttemln tugs of .th,e middling and lower classes of society,, lti g .4,:lfas.open.q,kitusesk itt,totti for the, 11 )! of .ofrei, red fir t4isvitiUg,: at prices so ' t4.‘rliv a rfu Meal vfigiie the reach or 1 1 17%. 10 - .4.. • . *wiry ludividettl:4o4s, we are tuLdr flak te. has gra" taktoesly o , , ItAtvglr ‘pf i Coffee to be given to the 0501e.4, t : li,l)oen. '' 'l —, Strand. bridge (Dimir 41), 4,,a repeogy eattibljOA ififr. the Lemboth sot% A perier •*' a fortnight - - purpose fsvoorrte till Sitteiday by the Mr 11 " 7,9ered the s =h • • 4 ,94 e 7;7 lTh ii r gell,i.teeAp . t Cflieo tO be even to 4 4 : 'ii . 4,4*,0 aisigtios the Straud. near' I4 ) 0 14,,,e4 , 4 ' ' ti hicb be bee tatiblj6W4 FO#4., ofthe Bridge, oil 6 4eicse bPth sl-- , rg • : ' •-' - • . ' ' elm in L . 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