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prIPMMITIr a i A w compensation to the Jury, who, sifter • sheet con.' sultatioic found a verdiet—Dwarge+ 40s. PRY tt. GALLOWAY AND S. PARRY. This was an action by the Plaintiff, a type , founder, against the Defendant Galloway, a machinist (the Defendant Perry had suffered judg ment to go by default), for a quantity of type or. dried by the Defetithint Perry for The Slnfesntun newspaper (of which he was Editor and part ' Proprietor), amounting to 456/. les. 4il. The I type had been cast, but not delivered, on Sc.l • count of some dispute. which took place between the two I.Mendants, in consequence of which the _Defendant Galloway gage the Plaintiff notice not to deliver it. The only question in the cause was, whether Gy!lowest, ut the time the order was given, in April, 1819, was the partner of Perry hot. • The whole of the Plaintiff's case was gene thriingli, when, at the suggestion of the Luau CHIRP JUSTICE, a Juror was withdrawn. Meal COURT OF A ONIIRALTY, JULY 12. CAPTURE OF PALEMBANG. The Kitties A nvocase stated, that this was an application t o the (Inuit to condemn certain property (stated ni 41.4441 in s "w h i r G wen i n ), which p r operty was taken in Palem bang, in the East Indica, in March, 1812, is consequence o f retain hostilities committed by the Snits. of ['Minifing against his Brietennic Majesty's Rag in the island of Sonma. This b r i t itory was raptured by a conjoint est , ' bri ou o f sea stnd land fours The only doubt upon the case was. w he :air this property citt:l3 be c o nsidered as so captured b y a .unjoint eapedition of his Majesty' naval and military force% • r iit one other say which could be recognised by the ant ho stiee hoe; inmonoch as the island of Java, of which Paler,- lostvg was a dependency, had Well taken by the Briliqb 1811, ne.,l pl acrd as log believed, its the kande of Os& I'.•atlxeha oimasite. di fection of the Sultan's took. plate in the following spring; mad the question was whin t ter the ta•ller (101 soul rat hr come within the scope of the • L. 451 India Complto)'s Charter' The interval, boa seer, be t wt•en the 41,94411011 of the regular homilitits agaiont the Doti.h Powrr in these tpsarterti, and this def. csion was very at I ; tied his Msjesty's tutees were called in to re tire is that tilluctints. Since the institut . tf this suit ounce had tern given to the East India Comp/1111v, iu order that they initrl.t snake any claim which they should think ' Toper, and they now declarsil that they disclaimed all interest in the mititer otherwise than as agents fur Government Go vernment felt very desteons that the question should lie re . trend to the thigh Coati of Admiralty fir its deeisio Muir at ) 's Advocate, iu conelissinn, submitted that, as his Alajesty's fore. a bad been called to so won after Go. noun;- nal Fedor slots of the island, to repress this &reclaim, it was to he rosisidrictl as a cotijuiut expedition by sea and land ; lbst nu OppOsiiioll was offend to the present appltratitiii ; and that es the East ludia Company considered this tierce ti,ol a. cut growing tint of she Sultan's a tiachntent to t h e former Dutch • authorities reaidtait •t Palembang, they e.,..erived there taided a bond of ustiou between the two easel*. With regard In tape properly itself, there was an affiel.i•it of FlL•jur Thome, in atrial it was described as the bus., fide prop* rty of she St ltair of Paletnhang. The anidirril was here read: it contained a long and whim sical coinnieration of the Stiltan's spoils and forisisare. These cmailred of brass armonry, blue earthenware, chintz. lia. • lainpures, tin pot., and silver, blue serge, Malay shovels, sad 811 I 1111 l teem variety of implements and 11131111rattl.frIt corner, bras.. and other metal.. • Si r Wm. Score—" Is there any comelne of their value " Dr. 1.1 Mil NOTON—" Somesrlo tr about 30,0001' . Sir 11 . 111. SCOTT."—The East India Company make nn op. post then?" The KING'S A DTOCATC—" NO, Sir; they disclaim any interest of their win ; whereas in any other ksnd of coujoint eatierlitinn approachin; the nature o' this, but nut precisely of the same character, they would hare had an interest. l'hey usnally partake of the grant made by the Crown iu such cases. Tbe truour of their charter is, that they shall have all prim.; captured within their own territories. !rw W. SCOTT illost e ht that there was sufficient in the facts alleged lu prove (as lie understood it) /bat this capture was ..tonnes-led with the reduction of the statist of Jars, and wan therefore to be con•itlerril as gmwing out or the Dutch huati. Wirt of ibis period, and nut of the attachment of this Oriental Soveictign to that Dutch form of government. This beteg the case, it was cootie . to found ilsejuristitction of the Court for the purpose that was faa)...l for. The decree was then ordered to issue (specially worded) for the said tonsideratiou. CAPTURE OF TF.R AGONA. Vlletlaln Score, in Ovine judgment, observed, that the conatrurtion of his Majesty's original warrant to Att. mural laird Viscount Esmooth, and Licutentint-Geoeral Lord Rentioek, was, tuft they should be the eotdrustites for the sum of 31.5311. and jointly make distribution of such innate. in the ern and land forces under their comma.,.,. 'Seesaw. thei.e two distinguished ! lemma bad devotee d tie treat imposed on them by the royal *arrant, each nonsinatiog separate agent (a practice which, however fry-queen, was nut strictly correct, it did not follow that there was to lie, in reality, any severance of the joint trust originally confided to them. On thecontrary, the trust mail be held to be orate same rbseartrr tloongh all its oh voliitiosts ; and the Court was therefore of opinion that the distribution should lie made jointly to the land said sea forces, by the substituted agent., and not reliantly and severally to the milli:11y and to the mi; '~~ P `~ ll ; ! _ • tiro noble rum join' or sr Na. agent ts thus fuvour of the which piiiled . one hundred snerica, In join -t of Parini nem') over fifty pounds, ey the Cn•rrn )lisand 'el soiled front it or paswil. ight time. the on board the The case wa• ; been engag,il ndependoenn. iu not even :1 the ►uppll• of ?, ashen they told in a stars : was run down passengers saved. Queen-v - 1114re *hole of the to assist in Ilse day fixed who presented lora in West leery. luster Sersions • against Jas. 'il/Mis Hardy, the murder t.,f '.WcitutituOur. 1 4•464/$ll • a.lO not separate sy ana veyer•ily to air • ussi , a I force rtoploye4l on this oerlsion. ' i ITIos ss• nn nmirsble snit between Ibe he 1 : Tnandes•, to is y the qui...lion of thostshist 00000 , rite. The' claim of Lord W. Bestow'''. a tbsalloot.d 1 - ----ww— - I ' COURT OF EXCHEQUER. li P 1 . On Thursday a cause web decided in II Crown against the owner of a vessel, 1 front Liverpool. in the year 1819, with i l'.. istiel t trolly passengers for South Amt., the Spanish Petrie's, mere than the Aci event allows. The penalty for each :. i i.. li _ i t iod whore the number allewell, brink ti ' 'r . -Ole 1n:1 peoaltr a to . 14 recovered by r %dingo's to the la rge sum of viv thousa .. Nri,, the mat, it epprered that the vessel Liverpool oil% her peeper eornpleineni gera . and seamen; hut the, to tier nig YAKS nOnthtif - itt gyration were put n etkv i l i. silit Vie was uoder sail. T fe starritiril'lty the men having hi ' `.... 1 , i Ili. J• wi-for the service of the lode .. . ... 111. 4 ,41 1 _,i,it e eiee; and that there was Isielifeihrtnir ie4 provishnis taken nut for it . • 1 ,. we at a'itiiswiser of people, who were, 404 V.the drat Fort, Tobago, almoi , in: cus • ion. • , . ' ' illh , 4...fr0m Nes (Mester, Itt• the Clyde i the % ; A l ien by the t!aiiiii--eorw soaps* ,A b v .iy the Nla t ora -ttes of Q r i Police- ce were ntrillred nearly the a -.ley in alaeoring in speced conimildes i' keeptog the poser on Thorstlary next, 11 r . . lots doe Corowation. Moe et' there wh tberweeive4 were respeeleillkitottarkeep. 1 111/10Allt. *lto came fetwarti ti• vs:tinnier irbe Grand Joiy ut the irestmiiis yesterrley true bill AP capty„ walk. Thomas Lee . an does 'miss, for thi WILLIAM CUOLE, at the late 004 at. VI ) ~. 1.'5..44r.-.1. list* ./4A 1 777 - WESTAILVSTER RRUIONS. 1 Yesterday James Slisusoads was indicted for a fraud on the Westminster regiment of militia. Two Serjeaots of the regiment proved that the Prisoner in June last, when the regiment was called out for the annual training, j.dued as • substitute, and received five guineas bounty ; he served during the time the regiment wits out, afterwards was claimed by the Surrey militia, to which regiment he actually belonged when he joined the Westminster. A serjeaut of the Surrey militia proved the Prisoner en. listed into that regiment in 1517, and served as • private 'since. Even In May last, when the regiment wait called out, be served during the time of training, and received pay as usual, he could nut serve at the same time in two regiments, 101.1 therefore was guilty of fraud. The Prisoner, in defence, slid, distress induced bite to receive the bounty from the Westminster militia. He would serve the King in either. Mr. CONsT, the Chairman, summed up, and the Jury found Isicti The Learned CHAIRMAN then said, the offence of which he was found guilty rendered him liable to transpormtion under a certain Act of Parliament; but there was another Act of • more lenient character, which authorised the Court to punish by imprisonment. It was fit that all militiamen shoots) know the law made such an offence 'punishable by transportation, but the Court now felt disposed to take the most trlliellt course; therefore the sentence is, that he be imprisoned for six months, and be kept on the County Gaul allowance. John Comes!' was hulloed fur picking the pocket of ---- Blackman, E.q. of his pocket-book, on the day the King's Corniest ion was proclaimed. The Prosecutor was walking with a friend at Charing cross, when be felt 'a pull at his pocket, and on turning round he saw the Prisoner, who ran off; he pursued him, and on licking hold of him, the Prisoner said, 'a Starch me." A to minivan preeciti acid, he Dew the Prisoner Slug the book into Mr. I/ uminotas, the banker's house, where it we. Lund—Graf, Plisoner..—" My Lccrtl, I was quite unprepared fur my trial; I am innocent." CHAIRMAN—" A inin like you should he always prepared, becalm, if yuu wire at liberty now, you may be in rudotly ill half an hour. The Court is satisfied with the tvitleiter, and your rentence is, that s t un he transported for seven year.." Pcisoacr—. I thank yon, my Lord. I shall nut trouble you again during that period "—(A lesurh.) Thomas Smith was indicted for attempting to pick the porke:s of several Gentlemen near Clmritsg-cross oil the slay the coronation was proelainirtl. Ile was found Gaily, and sentenced to six months iinprisoinnent to the House of Cor rection. I'o LIC E. OVILDUALL. FORGED FIVE POUND NOTEI. ISince the 'concretion of rah payments by the Rink the sitteritig of forged If. notes hes considerably decreased. The polder, however, must not therefore suppose that the system Inv altogether bees" shatoloimil. Two indmi4lllsls onderwent examination yeater4ll. at this office for this offence, against one of wboni Mr. Maynard, the Bank Solicitor, inton•ted that be had eleven or twelve charges to prefer. The evil now to Ise more particularly guarded against is the inereas log practice of altering forged 5/. notes. The plead'', mod deceptive practices by which ibis system ii carried on will be noderstood from the rase of ar orge Lee and Elizabeth Brown, who hare hem' eeveral times examined for this offence, and were yesterday brought up for • filial hearing before Mr. Alders's' lboemits• Smith Their practice has been so extensive, and the charges against them so numerous, that the office was crowded to emcees at an early hour wills the persomi iaterated la t be.di (Tercet eases. From the ear l. deuce produced against them the following appears to be the history of their promo-dines:— Offer,* Lee, otherwise Lery, for • charge was preferred agreissi Mm in the latter name, had entered upon this safari. ens traffic a far bark as the early part of May lase, and had passed • famed 5/. nose at the house of Mr. Bowie, the Red Lion, Great Winahnill.sireet, pretending that he brought it from Mr. OM Itteknotit's, Great Mary-le-letoic.silett. As this method was very liable to detection by his being stopped while inquiry should be made, lie dries mined to alter his plan, rod el ■ month ago formed • con nexion wills the female Prisoner, an unfortunate girl of the town, oho, from being in a stale of pregnancy, might pass IP his wife. the appearance of both being respectable. On the 21.1 of June they engaged lodgings as a young mar ried couple at the bonse of Mr. Chitty, Elizabeth-place, Kennington. Rite they slept one night, and contrived iu the course of the next day to pass • forged 5(. note, for which they procured change •t • cheesemouger's at Ken nington.crorm. They decamped before the evening, and never returned again to those lodgings. They next took apartments in Baville.plare, Lamb. ih, where they re "naiad three sights ; in the course of which time they passed a forged 51. note for liness.drapery, and an other for boots and shoes, with tradesmen in that neigh bourhood. They then shifted their quarters to the other side of the water, mud on Thursd ty, the 28th, hired apart. meats at No. 18, Fredcrick'e.place„ Goswell-street road, which they entered upon immediately. They commenced their operations in this quarter at the shop of Mr. Dowilney, a tailor, in Alderegale-street, where the Prisoner equip. ped himeelf with • new milt of clothe*, which be domed might be sent with change fur • 51. note, to Frederick's. place. The Plri‘ollete were at home to receive them, sod the pu)esent was made in • forged note. They then proceeded to the shop of Mrs. Mseferien e , in St. John-street road, where they purchased seine kitchen utensils, which they directed to be sent by four o'clock in the afternoon with change fur • 5/. note to the same address. But inning Jed so well with Mr. Dowdney, they were probably afraid to venture • second ifflllenet.ol/ at the same address. Another lodging was therefore token in the course of the morning, and entered upon itnmeeli aid, at No 6, Lower South-street, Northampton-square,-. The Prisoner, Lee, then called at Mrs. M•Foilane's, and directed she goods so be sent to Smith street, alleging as as excuse that they were intended as a preseut. They were scut •ccurdenely, but Lee met the sit with them in the street, received the articles and the change.. and gave in return • !weed W. ante. The Dote passed to Mr. Dowel so, berme intermediately discovered to he • forgery, an officer 'we/procured, a n d the PI owners traced to their new lodgings, where they were apprehended the following motnieg Though the Prisoner, Brown, was present in nearlyevery case where • forged note was uttered, she took no part in the lettermen 1111 l noel there was therefore nu proof of a guilty knowledge tau her; sod the Bank, in cou'rqui nee of lice age (apparently not more than IV, and the possibility that she might have bees. innocently drawn in by her companion, declined to prosecute her, and she was dischaiged. The several saes were prodered, sod declared by Mr. Glover, she Hawk Isseperior, to he forgeries ; and the Prisoner, Lee, befog ideuticied as the utseser in every instance, he was fully cummiteed tor trial. - - COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Fainav, JULY 13. Amsterdam ....C.F. It 18 I Leghorn .. 47 Ditto at sight l2 15 Genus 431 Rotterdam .... 2U.12 19 Venice ... Antwerp l2 11 Malta 43 Hamburg!' ....21 U. 38 10 Naples .. ;P} A1tutia.........2i U 38 II P alermo.... per uz. 116 Paris 3 day's sight .. 2b 85 Li.fron Ditto .........2 U. 26 20 ()Nilo ROOnleaux 26 20 Rio Jauciro ...... 49 Frankfort on the Bahia .. ~ Hain, Ez. 31.....159 Dublin ......• •• • Peter.bniali, rbl. 3U. 14.1 Cork Vitona eductive 2 M It) 28 BULLION Trieste... du. lO 28 Portugal (hold in A* cd• Madrid. . Cadiz Bi lbw, 351 I ma, .. . 317 101 ILitceluna lb New Doublooos —0 0 0 Seville • 34 Near Eiollars .....0 49/ Gibraltar .. 364 W #l l o, l -41 1 r1 •• *4 4 10i 'Snag.. lid .~ - IRELAND. DUBLIN, JULY 10. THE KING'S VISIT TO IRELAND. At a most numerous and highly respectable meeting of the Roman Catholic Gentlemen of all parties, and from the different counties of Ireland, held this day, at Darcy's, Corn Each tuge tavern, Burgh-quay. LORD FINGALL iu the Chair, It was moved by Mr. N. Mahon, and seconded by Mr. Howley, Resolved —A s it now appears that roily one opinion pre. Sails amon g the Catholics as to the business to he tr ted at the Isroposed Aggregate Meeting, it is expedient that the Meetin g appointed to be held on the 14th inst•itt, be post poned to Thursday, the 194 h instant, the day appointed for the King's Coronation, for the sole purpose of voting a Loyal and Dutiful Address to his Majesty, on his expected arrival in this country." It was moved by Mr. O'Gorman, and seconded by Sir Edward Bellew, " Resolved—That a Committee of Thirteen be now ap- pointed for the purpose of making the necessary preparations and arrangements fur the 191 k natant." Lord Fingull having left the Chair, and Sir Edward Bellew being called thereto, the thanks of lite Meeting were unanimously voted to his Lordship. Mr. IVaddee, of Palace-street, a Protestant Gentleman, communicated to tit- Meeting the agreeable int:lligence that the Lord Mayor did not intend to have the statue in College-given stressed on the I 2th instant, and which communicatton was received by the meeting with cvrty demonstration of kind and proper feeling. Just as the meeting were breaking tip— Mr. W. Murphy communicated to Lord Fingal!, that ;communication from the Lord Mayor and the - Connultiee was then on its way to invite Its Lord ship ind other Catholic Gentlemen to join and unite with them in making arrangements to cele brate the approaching coronation of his Majesty. $ 1 111.19, JULY 7. RECORDER'S C IT. Yesterday this Court *gain met. and the follow ing Gentlemen sere swan of the Jury : George Culling, Alithriuy Crash!, Riclisril While, Charles White, Janie. Wail, lie •ry Nemlan, Nicholas Billet, Luke "Itioret, Richard Fiinibban, Michael Church, henry Toole, sod Francis Conroy. tderard Cu!lanais was pat to the bar, accused of assaulting Stephen Blake. The Prosecutor, in his evidence, stated, that lie is now serving Isis appren ticeship to Mr. M.Neviii, attorney, Gardiner. street. On the evening of the 2id of June, about tea o'clock, lie was walktng in the 'Wanda gar dens, with the wife of his master, Mr. M'Nevin, Ira ii ii gnn 1113 aria. The Traverser came tip and said, " Mr. Blake, I want to spent( to you." The Prosecutor answered, " I will pee you when I am disengaged front the Ladies." lie then walked ou with the Lady under his protectio►t, the Traverser following helmid them. The Traverser came up, took bins by the ear, and then struck him on the head pretty smartly ; after which he disappeared etuong the crowd. Tess or twelve days afterwards the Prosecutor met the Traverser in the hall of the Four Courts, slid the Traverser remarked aloud to a Gentleman who was walking with him, looking sig nificantly at the Prosecutor, " lf you have any latitats to serve, here is a fellow who will do them for you ;" and that same day, he, on two occasions, said, 1 . You are a -- coward." Mrs. M‘Nevin recollects beino , in th• garden on the night alluded to, and saw th e ' blow given as de scrib d hy the lest witness. For the Derence—Nlr. Fenton, the companion of the Tiavereer in the garden, was called : the Treveeser went up, tipped the Profecntor on the shoulder, and said, "111 r. Blake, I want to speak with you." Prose. nior answered, .‘ Ido not wish to have any thing to do with you." This was done in a &Adhered IMIIII3Cr, Traverser stopped ten mintrioe near ihe spot oiler the blow was given. Edmond Jahn Nolan, attorney, knows that Mr. Blikke had been intrusted by the Traverser to re covet-the payment of a 101 of exchange.; that he did recover it, and that the Traverser had Irequently but itielf.etualty applied to him far the amount. Mr. EYEBARD, for the Traverser, and Mr. FIN LAY, for the Prosecutor, addressed the Jury on be half of their Clients; nod The RFCORDER having •nmmedvp ilie evidence, the Jury retired fur about a minute, and found a verdict of Guiliy.—To he imprisoned one mouth, pay u fine of twenty mark■, and find security fur keeping the peace for seven years. - - MOVING BOG. -___ Extract of n letter from a Gentleman n► Clara to it friend in Athlone, dated 4th July, 1821 ; " Since I hail the pleasure of seeing you, 1 have paid • daily visit to the This ing Rog, awl hare ill inform yin that in addition to the destruction you witnessed, there are upwards of 200 screw of COM fields, turndown, pastures and low lands col:read. I.s motion wive, continued its a '6.w, lint certain pee, oleo; the valley, below the wiciesit bridge of lean. It is rather singular to slate, that 'Gum its first truption,Tues day the 20th alt. it coistiotied imagine:lldr, up to Sato play the 311th, when it commenced to spend, and rime ite surface, as deseribriL—On reaching the lands of flultrese, the property of Ambrose Cox, lisq. at, or about the hour of 7 o'clock this morning, the entire pomilatien of this won and neigh. bottihood were again thrown Iwo extreme confiedun, by a fresh convulsion of its leading and terifie front, which rolled the posture lends ))))) tiatains high before it, and pressed olds great velocity, •cross the glen towards Vi'send field Howse, the seat of Abraham Fuller, Esti who has at present newly one thottottid men embanking before his endeavouring lu direct its course, iii the line of B•llyhoughlan. " It is •t this moment, three o'clork, within 20 perches of WoudlieleLbriolge, bid certain it is, that ere this reaches you, the road soil bridge will be either covered, or overturn ed, thereby riming off the communicatiou between Clara and Mnate by ‘Voeidfiehl. On the south ■nd east sides, it has also overrun the meadows, and cornfield•, the owner in culling down the green corn for his atarving cattle.— The corn fields and meadows Heir the Ohl Mill, over and through ahirlt we passed with ease on Monday, are 111111/ buried bi wrath hur masses of this floating element, situ the upper country is completely inuedated, threaten's:lg &sues two to the surroundisig it:habit:ln is. " There is no knowing where this evil may end, the Bala. unity, it is considered, will be incalcu►able, should it get iwer contact vs ill, the ri►e► of Ballyboughlan, of which there is at wesont very little doubt. e• It is really indescribable the immense numhers that have visited this phenomettoo, the roads are nearly impale. sable, as bend:ed. ai e seen imarly passing Said repassiug. _ . _ . A ship from Lisbon few Para, with wine and salt, was lost the end of April. nrar the hennas—the crew arrived at Para in a French brig. . ~,..r~ TUB TURF. SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, ISM • MONDAY. The Garden Slake.; of lOngs. earls. TM. St Sir J. Sbelley's Amor. 5 yrs obi, Sat. Lard Jersey's Spurns', 4 yrp old , 71b, l lib. Mr. Wyndham 's e. by Octavio', dam by Gob:tuns, 3 yrs old, est. Vb. BATH RACES. TUESDAY, JULY 10. A Sweepstakes of sgs each, with Wt. added, for horses OM never won 1001. at one time before the day of nomina tion. Two miles and a distance.—(46 Subscribers). IA Palmerston's b. c. by Robens, 4 yrs old, 134. I Mr. Canning 's hi. c. Gleaner, 3 yrs old, 7sl Mr. Brechry's h, c. by Hedley, 3 yrs old, 7sl .. 3 Mr. Dmidas's hr. c. Berkshire Boy, by Turtle, 4 yes 0141, 71b Mr. Bariley'a hr. m. Victorior, 5 yrs old. 9,1. and Mr. C. Day's gr. f. by Grimaldi, ont of Snowdrop, 3 yrs Ist. 11th also started, hut were not placed. The Members l'late of 501. was won at two heats, by rtfr. Gardinres !Innen, by H•phawil, beating Yorkshire Boy and PiiAigi . Mr. Bitir's roll by Camerion, rec. fl. from M►. Cslley's colt by Mount/lint-cr. At the next Houghton Meeting Mr. Botrreries Tre**lll in, Sat. 71b. i* matched siva Lurd G. H. Cavendish 's e. by Partisan, B,t. 41b. A. F. 300 gs. h. ft. At the Forst Spring Meeting, 1824, Lord G. H .Caveudish'4 e. by Witcher, is welched aiaittet Gen. Genovese?"' f. Lye atessa, est. 71b. each. 11. M. 20ga. b. ft. . _ BOXING. A good fight fur 208 s. at which some thonwanda of every descriptioli were present, took p'^'ee in Harper 's Folds, on the Illorbridee road, on Thursday evening. The conshat•ntr. Lowe and l'aylor, knights of the . 1 , , who were no ateaoger• to the ['iodise gloves, and particularly Lowe, who was • pupil of Larkins, also seconded him. Taylor was . picked sup by Shelton, and betting tins 6 to 4 on Lowe. Fourteen rounds were fought in to minutes. In the first round Lowe placed a Atoll hit upon hieadvers•ry's num, which drew the cla r et so freely that it could trot he stopped ; •nd, to tow TonaJohnson's phrase, it was sot fu-yo, and Taylor was also thrown. 2,1, 34, ■nd 4th rouods—T•ylor was met with his adver sary's left hand at rtohing in, and he was either tionred or thrown in every round. He had the best of the Loh round, •nd made • good right-handed blow tell, but he had no chance after, and although he bore his protiahntent like • very game one, he was at length obliged to yield. Lowe, the victor, was but little hurt ; but the loser was unmerci fully punished. M/IR ARTS. fi CORN EXCHANGE, Furtatti, Jinx 13, Tits sipply of Wheat eoutiosiog largerrikais the sir -Masi; sesemasiderable part of Mosiday's arrivals remained undo. posed of on %Vesinesday, tw which Mere were bat tew Ineye7s this mor ll ill g. yet prime samples support 711.inday's prices ; but no otrer could he obtained for Use inierisar qualities.._ The Oat trade was eareestiogly heavy, at so ad .ar f u ll firl. per quarter.—Bsriey bring ararre, whit few *Amples ap peared today sold ts. per quarter bigher.—lia •Beassi m u d Pease too slurs ion. UXBIt I IA; E. Cant Inspector'id Lriuru , THuttsnav, Jut.Y 12. Wheat, per load Bark), per goal tar .......21% —.l to 2N% Oita. 2oa —.l to 25% —4 Bean --41 to 34. —.1 Pear .„ 34. —d to 361 —4l . •NEwBURY, BERKS, hiLA , It. Wheat .. .... . . Its 10 631 I Oats Rye „„ --e to —. Brans . 3os to h. Barley Bread, per gallon, h. 20. to Is. 40 lIEIIEL H Wheat, per Id. (five hardgelo) 2114 Io 39. ti New I Bailey, per guar 2l. to 25e .srEAD, JULY 12. 19s (• 22s ••• ifs ..... • 18s to 21. 041 l)I•I Beaus to Prase 2os to 17111 0•I SALISBURY, JuLY 10. Wisest 44s to 56s Ott Oats.... 17s. Od. to 225. 0.1 24s to gds Oil I Warts .. 30s OJ. to 40s. Od § t, CORONATION FEASTING. Although the banquet in Westminster Mill on Thursday next will, no doubt, be very MU yet we much doubt whether in quantity of meat it will equal the feasts of some of our very early an. crews on similar occasion•. The stalest - lentil are collected from authentic documents preserved in that most valuable collection, C his ke's leymer's Fsedera. Feb. 10111, 1274, orders were issued to different Sheriffs to furnish the folloning provisions of Wind sor, on Easter Eve, it bring then iniended that the coronation of King Edward 1. ►buuld tx soleon nized at that time and place, viz.— (Area. Swine. Sheep. Fowls. Sheriff of Gloocoster &► 101 60 3.000 Burks and Bedford.... 40 66 40 It 100 - Oafuril -- Kent.. Surrey and Sussex 4O 67 40 1,600 Waruiek and Leicester 60 OR 40 3,4/00 -- Somerset and Dorset.. 100 176 110 5,0410 -- Essex CO 101 60 11.160 Tula], twelve counties.... 440 744 430 22,460 111 the year 1307, Kiin4 Edward 11. issuod an order, dated at Clipston, on the 25th of September, to the Seneschal of Gascony, and Constable of liourdeaux, to prnt•ide a thousand pipes of gond wine, and send them to London, there to be deli vered to the King', butler before Christman, to be used et the approaching coronation. The purchase and freight of the wine was to be paid for out of the revenues of Gascony, by a company of Florentine merchants, who farmed those revenues. First January, 1308, the saute King issued an order to the Sheriff of Wiltshire (and probably to nll other Sheriffs in proportion), to buy and pro ' vale out of the avenues of the sheriffdom 24 live oxen, 24 live porLers, 24 live browns, sod 24 fat bacons, to he delivered at Vl'estininster to those whet should he 'Appointed to receive the same, within • fortnight from the festival of the purification. - - NAVAL lIVTELLIGENCE. FORTSMOUTII, JULY )2. Arrived the Prince Regent vacht from the eaplram. Railed the Heron fur - St. * Helena; and the Uudirtfrood, Remington, for Demerara. racrouTn, JULY 10. Arrived off this Port the Commerce, Farmer, from Madeira in twenty-eight dap, for Ltiib. HARWICH, JULY' 12. Arrived the Princess Charlotte packet with a mail from Holland. MAI., JULY 12. Came .lown from the River last night 11w Koysl Sove reign sad Prince Regent ssehis, and sailed for Portsmouth. Also came down null sailed the Isabella, Atkinson. and Duchess of Bedford, Hankins, for Quebec; Msoley, Ben nett, for lief ; Briton, Champion, for Newfoundland; and Sarah. V4ll Ileyilluysen, for Sierra Leone. Armed sad remain the fare, Aiken, from Calipnli. for Antwerp and Minstrel, Al'Gregur, from New South Shet land. Major,General Sir Joins Elky has arrived in Athlone, and assumed the command of the western district, in the mem of Lambert, who is removed to the southern district. Weihiesilay seuisieht twenty-seven bombardiers and Ran. tiers of she soyal winery, snider Major Lacy, sad Lieu tenants Hill and S:ivaec, left Limerick for Cork, to emberk for (Sibrallar. The;. have been replaced by us rinel number of men and officer. from Certain Crawford's compiles., who arrived at Limerick thy Muoday from Dublin. The re. mainder of Major Lacy'a company, quartered in Clonmel, hove received criers to proceed to Cork for the carne deal nation. Thursday night, about half past eight o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. CLARK, all up holdsterer, on Clerketiwell-green, which in a short bine entirely consumed the same, together with an adjoining house, and greatly daulagtd several houses at the back. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Red.... 7711 I Imp. 3 per Ct. An. 75i 3 per Ct. Cons.... 761 a I 76 31 per Cent...... 87111 I India 36 pr. 4 per Cents. 9sf a I Ex. Bills. 2.... 4 6 pr. 3 per Ct. N. Ann. 109/1 I Lottery Tickets 254151. Dank L. An.. 19i 9-16 j Coos. for Ace... 781 78 SMITHFIELD MARKET, ritIDAY, ./1/I.Y 13. There was a gou4 supply at ma. ket this mo sang of all kinds of Cattle, particularly Limbs and Sheep; the s upt 1 lo drieriptiuus of Weal obtained lust Mond.}'.: puler', hut t 1.,. inferior qualities are loser in price.—ln tbe (lay 1 41as1•et the price of Hay is suineu hat neltaure.l.—Straw mod Clover 24 usual.—The following is au acceraie stotensent if the pikes awl numbers : To sink the ofllll per atone of 81b. t1er.f.....35. 6.1. sis 4s. o.s. Head of Cattle Ibis day: Mutton. 3s. 0.1 to 4s. 0.1. }toasts Lairds,. 3s 61, In ss. 0.1. Sheep and Liuslaa.... 9,200 441 3s, 6:1. to sa. &J. Cayes WO Ih.rit ..„ 3, 61 in se. 0.1.1 ('lg 2et, NEWCATE ANfl LE4DENIIAI.L MARKETS. (By the Coteau.) Reef .... 4r 211 to :Is 64 Vert .... 34 OJ to 4. Muttou.. 2% R 4 to 3. 44 P01k.... 6d to 4. dJ ...... 3t 4J to 44 Bd. PRICES OF RA' IT. .0 AU r.B a. Hoy if 6s di to at Or od Straoll 100 0 , 1 to 2! 24 Oil Cluver3/ 10s Od to 51 Os OJ Y AND STRAW. wasivrerroirrr.. Hwy.. 4/ O. thl 10 41/10• Straw... 1/ 10A 0.1 to I! 16 , Clover 4110 A Oil to Zof 10. 01 10PS, per Cwt. NNW NAOS. Knit Ns to 41 4• Soascx .... 21 24 to 31 0, Emmex .... 2/ 24 to 31 Itto Ditto, arcusid, 21 164 to 51 Os PRICE or o, NNW POCK ►.T. . Kent ....21 14. is 4/ 15s Sussex ..21 Ss lu 3/ Ss Emsex ....2/ 8. to 31 Itis Farubsin, fine, 4/ 10/ to GI Go PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 8111. As slated by the Tallow As stated by the Butchers. %fellers. SL James's Market.. 2s Price by Ta110w.... 24 94 ilVhiteekapel Markel is 10d Average..... to 10a PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ste. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 48s 6.1 --s Ud Yellow Soap BO5 Yellow Russia 47s Od --, Od Mottled 00• White ditto...44s Od —s Od Curd .. Soap ditto.... 432 Od —3 Od Graves °3c N Melting Stuff 384 Od —s 04 Good Dregs 9s Os Ditto risugh,.2B. Od —s Od PRICE OF CANDLES, Frost Tallow Chandlers Price of Candles, per doaeu, 10.1 Vd-.4lnalil*, 11. 6J. 6d. per donee allowed for restiy alowey. OILS, IC. Tau, of 252 canon. New Greent.Whale.. 12i 10s I Spermaceti —s Linseed /IV 10; Pale Seal ... 301 —s Pale Rape 491 --• WINES, exclusive or duly, 72.7.1. per rilloo. Port, old, per 138 gallows 3Ol. to 491. New, ditto Libbmi, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallous (East ludic) 451. to 751. Sherry, per butt FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanlab Sheep, Leosesa 3a Oda dla 34 Scf•ovia • . 3. s 3. 6.1 -- Soria 2B 9:I a Zs 381 --- Scciilk Sammy, Ist -2d .. 48 0.1 a is Od Bohemia, Ist 24 3B Od a 48 chi COAL MARKET, Jim! 13. Ships al Markel,. Ships Sold. price. 333 Newcastle 7 Sunderland 2 Wrkh Coal 4 Culro BIRTHS. Ou the 30th ult. at Calton, in Dab/shish, Ihe Lady of the Hots. and Rye. R. Carleton, a a daughter. • On the 29th ult. at Aqualate Hall, Staffordshire, Lady Boughey, of a daught, r. MARRIAGES. On Monday, the 9th inst. Stephes;Wonlfe, Esq. Barrister at Law, to Miss Hamel!, of Mount-st►.•.t, Dublin, eldest deltoid-1.o( Rome Darnell, fi•q. Ous the 9th instant, !antes Vaughan, Esq. to Eliza, chie..t detogliter of Joseph Hone, Esq. of On tVedneselay the 1I th instant, at Waltertry church, Norneamplooshire, by the Rev. Wot_ihey Reeve. Lieu. - Colonel Reeve, Greuadier Guards, of .losedewboya, Lincoln shire, to the Right Hun. Lady Sumo Sherarsl: altar the ce►emony the Colour! and his beefy left Finished', the seat of the Hon. J. Moncktun, fur Staple ford-park, the seat of t h e Lady's breather, the Earl of Ilathoroosh. DEATHS. On the 9th instant, at East Sheen, the Rev. Peter Gen dolphy, of Portman-street, Portman square. Ott Tuesday last, after a lung ams severe illness Mrs. Reeve. wife of Mr. Charles Reeve, of Half.neoou.street. At Caen, in France, Oil the 7th instant, Ann, the weft of Major Joseph Water, Watson, of the East lodise Army. Oo Wednesday evening last, Mr. Robert lieuelerssu, of Leman -street, Goodman's-fields solicitor, aged 45. HI. death wee occasioned by a sodden fall front his horse, on bus way to (owe. HIG t 1 W ATI* Till 2 (MY AT LONDON 8111DG IL AlornieE IS after IL Eveaset; 54 after 1. - " _l_ r • • t Printed tad Pubbiohoykstil. BRITISH PRES§ sort TOE GLOBE Office, No Ili; ttria by C. CURNWELL, K the Strad. DEIriZER, JULY I2.—lntpertoes Return. Wheat.... 28s Ott a 29s 8.1 Oats •Od a els 81 I Raeley.... 28s MI a 29s lid Deans 6U Backs at Whin* sold et the average of 28s. 61d. RAW HIDES. Best Miters &Steers, per at. Ordinary.. 21 4d to 2. Od 3. Od to S. Rd Market C ilf .. each 8. Oct Middling. Re 8J to 2. 10d Ear (lone Os Od to Os Ott . - I ice. ;r:: WI, We ) _ir dor • I Fri 1 fias 'll ihr ,Mn Vail rid • , The Awd liop few Psi Oen lige Ile I 1 sill ...—. Ti 1 1k AA Mr I. Mr Tv ley Mr S. y • ie'C sae 1.. ler Se ! Pe 1 ow *A _ To sa lot la • 11 61 fe