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their cloaks Hum tap to their welts, so that be could by ao wassas tell an oikse feast a private; he *weeded to tle top of the lice, which was very long, the length of the yard, and tuned round, and this as be .see back in spected the line on the other side. fie observed to the soldier that was with blot there irks as officer whom he knew very well, sad he thelight for the last day or ton he moat have been in a very hot climate, his roan. treatise was so differ'st front what he had ever seen it. The soldier told hint is • very abrupt way, that the* could sot be takes up, he malt go os." lie went ott to she bottom and farmed, and proweeded to inspect that Linder , tile; he turned again at the top, and then neat to inspect the rear He on the usher side. He was afterwards met by Mr. Burnie, Mr. *afford, soil some officers, nod told then he could not jut... Airy the porsoo. He then came sway. Br the Jury.—Did you see the soldiers ua the 14th A 'cent Had they their plinks on that day ?—Yes. Br Mr. Sheriff Waitlimman.—Os that day they were gallopping about, and their el mks were Hying open. A haryman.—" I never in my life maw • soldier with his cloak on, olio bad it not hollowed et the throat." The viten, brined to state that be hail hoped every felicity would be siren to identify the soldier; but inatesul of that the troop. were 0111 drawn up as to reveal persona front being able to know may Itutividwal. Whets his demmition was resit over, in answer to SCAM versions from the Jury soapecting his observation as to the compleanso of the siker, be said. •• some his oath, he really heieered that he had map sr souse other colouring over his face." -- By Mr. 4681% knots the same of tbs lacer, bit I know him by eight. William Sprats, sworn —He west In the barracks sad suer the ?runs. drawee sip in the yard. In the 'mane of the reek, on the left he sap twootrseera, with.• eight or ten men of elch other, sod belweeo she two they were so mach alilte, hr could not tell which woo lbe perms oho shot the nos, hat be is reclaim it was one of them. Moro he came to the msoold ~,is, he thought the first had come out of his mob and placed himself berme him. He Irmind tit oar and was shoot to past him out, and his lope quivered and he turned pale. He should have said that w.. Stir mut, hat then be me the usher, avid that created • doubt in his mind; his missal preponderated in favour of the opinion that the farthest etas Ilse mar. He saw an 0(6. er go past the kitchen in the ntorniag to • stable, followed by • private moldier, to whom he could have sworn. sod he said thee wns the man, sod he could haymows's.. to it. The Coroner *skid how he could swear that. whew, on veins she two tnr• thee kvaischt, he thought them so muds alike, he maid nut slitiiagaish one from she oilier? The witness simmered, whew he saw hint go into the Heide in the m•wriar, he said "that's the man who Ghat Richard ifsmey ; I ear set..ar to him " He awoke so load the officer win I have heard him, and be limbed rowissl and hairier' into the *table, and the private s►at the dour after ►err. He had tin eloak on at that time, . Rh. UMW, who hail before heeis eassisioied, now eame forward Dud *tithe' that be roold eurruh.rate ibis poet of the silorm's drpusition, as he was piese..t,aud beard hues a• lbe lime. The Coroner reproved Hr. doses. for havi•g remained in the room, after the repeat.ti order's rt. la that no animas a' owlet be present ita•te•f taarlikaiwia obrauutha r. .Ihano Turkey aworse. said it *as so d...k ahem. he was alinitteal U. view the troop*, that I.v was tumble to clearly .!'aistitaith au officer from a private. He saw a matt about ld yards from iloe lop who drew his alielelloll, but be mould to of swear so him. A long and animated eviiversatios the. ensued, io the nurse of which Mr. Sheriff Waishistan, the Foreman of the flirt , , sod several of the Jurors aninsadireited with ovine wirinth ion the manner in •hirh the Jury had Weis cleated, nul slwir eutlesetiors to forward the rods of just ice frii%trat. el. Every penman* mean■ of proerastiratino had re sorted to, sad the inspection delayed until night over took them, and defeated the object which they bad in view. The Notice of the immeetimi had also, it was said, been seandelously *hen, se as to have the effect of nitlndiug many of the witnesses who lived as • consider able distant?, and whom the stoniness of the time between the notice of the order for the inspection, and the hour st which it was appointed to take place, readtrcd it inspussible to move with aummo•ses. Mr Ste riff Weidman said the proceedings of that daybed been marked by 'below.' scandalous sod vagrant stir opts to impede the course of justice that he had ever heard of. 'Floe •saucer in which the Jury had been etcludr d from witnessing the inspection of the troops by the wiluesaes, was one of the grossest itself* that could he offered to the most valuable iustitutions of the C044161U. The examination of she witnesses by other regains in the alnieuce of the Jury was • proeeediog, the like of which he had •ever befuse Ward of. lie knew of no good purpose which it could possibly be intended to misw. e; and as to the identilleatiou of the party who fired the pistol, how v.•re the Jo lt y to be or that polo' They might have the evidence of Mr. Bernie, boot that could never cumin, them with the cepoviction that they would have de rived from oheertiog the looks sr.d ntsumers both of Woe witoevaea who identifiid, nod of the in.lovidual whom they ipmuttd out. They were atoll without a clue to the name of the individual. 1 hey lute cumpleiely set • •t thfiaure, at far as the idessiotieuiron of the party sou cuborractl. They had it, however, in t►eir power to sum vales the Adjulaut, o► the Officers of the regitneat, or the Adjutant-General, or any other persem whom they thought proper. and wito animist be able Itt afford them the informs'. 114/11 they wanted, fur none of those persona were above *tbe reach of the law. The Forentau of the Jury then rose sad proposed a rem tut on, that the Adjuttust of the regimes, should be sum moned to attend before the toques', sod rammed to being with him hi. esustcr•rall, the roaster of the 14th and of the Ills. of August, sod the reginsertal us derty-hook. A Ju►or wished to kaow bow they were to get at the in ideottlied in the evidence of the witness Alesattrier, sod wheth. r they ought oot to nmmon Mr. Bernie cad Mk. Stafford ? _ _ _ The Foreman said, the Jury so doubt woold wials to set • •- with becoming respect to ever; person is ••ttwrity; •ad if they thought those geolleme• would readily attend, they weuid pribaps be ' , dirtied with seeding them • simple re limit to came before them; otherwise it wstild be necessary to hive them summoned. resolution seas then pot, that Thomas &muta t the Adja 4aut of the first regiment of Life Gsardt, be asimenotted to attend before this Ingoest, sod be ritereatod ID bring sieillt ' him the matter-roll, the roaster of the 11th and that of the '214 of August, and the tniterly-hook of the said rediniesit. Foe/it...ea of the Jury held up their Mods in support of 41.1.1 resolution, sod the fifteenth did out bold up his bend iidainst it. . . _ Another rtsolutioa was thee proposed, and carried, Mat it'.e Co/truer ►bould be revisited ass procure the attendance of the said Adjutant at the New inn, in the Edgwarsooad, 10-TII.IO*, at two o'clock. Similar resolutions were thee passed respecting the attead once 4 Mr Ronk and Mr. Stafford with their mites of the •uecsrrrn.•es of this day at the barracks of she life guards. The imoest then atijoaraeet at sett i,'clock till tomorrow (Wes slay) at two ti'clutl, thou to meet al the New luu iu abe E.liirare road. Thraudiston, in Suffolk, was, the morning idler the hoe fair, visited by a whirlwiud, by which a great vivito:pent of china, Rhea, and earthenware was sod. .wept away from a large stall, cvirird to • ni height in the ait, mid to a Considerahle• dis. tvi r.. The owner of theiltall and three other per. roil% were blown down, sod a boy who was plactpg ooss! r goods on a waggon was blown off. Some of the broken crockery waa afterwards picked up at more than a mile from Thiandiston. Two boys fell off the new g , olllld at Dartmouth Jam week into the river Dort, and would have been ititowtirol 6411 wit Lieut. LAMPIER. R.N. mid Mr. Stosear CREED, whu were ou board a vessel, im , caved auJ rescued them flow s Ire-• .4111.0.4• fr skatti. E TuRX • tLANDFOR RACKS. Nrsoxsilay, ♦MUR The Gold Cup. Ratioshottones filtreeltWen, 6 yrs nil • 1 Mr. Radelyfre's gllce Deans, 6 y r s o ld 2 Mr.‘Fartshasson's Gams, aged The Maiden Plate. Mr. Maples& so's bl. f. Corset, 4 yrs uhl 3• 3 1 1 Mr. ing's b. e. brother to Redrew, 3 yrs old 2 1 2 dr Mr. lltart's br.e. by Ha phaaaril, 4 yrs old THURSDAY. A Plate of SOL for three and fuerlear olds. Mr. Kiag's b. e. Ratios (late Moonraker),t4 yrs old.. 1 1 Mr. Shirt's b. c. by Beverley, 4 yrs old The Members' Plate. Mr. Stort's b. e. BLuadfurd, by Beverley, 4 yrs 3• 1 I Mr. King's Hakim., 4 yrs ohl.. Mr. Fsrqebaraun's Gera% aged 4 3 dr Mr. Gardieer's ch. 1. I asogets,4 yrs old.. 2 dr WORCESTER RACI twunso►r. •UGUST 111. Mr. Tomea's Duplicate walkrd over for the Handicap Stakes, sad Mr. Lockley's Bob Handy, for the Macaroni Stakes. A Puny Rate, for bOas. one mile, took place between Mr. Portman% h. wt. and Mr. Josies's rh. in. which was won ■t two ►eats by the Gram, awd irrasseatal the spuric SPORTING. —Now- Front lite back ward state of the of corn in this orisas- .we gimps bugaboos!, the harvs.st will necessarily be very bite; and it has been suggested .bat it would be highly desirable if the •porting world would take this circumosoce into considera tion, end r►frain as much as passible from shooting whilst the grain remains standing.—(Gloncesfer Journal) A correspondent strongly sages a respite to the feathered race; pod asserts its incosuistenre with the true spirit of shooting, that they •►onbd be destroyed before they become e3pablr of night, and when they a.a often torso sad destroyed by dogs, when they would escape the wartime's's. We ob. the Asgylbhire proprietors hare revolved that now, and in all lime coining, the commencement of groom "hoot. ing shall be postponed from the 14th till the 41d August.— (ileac sssss Julio real.) The joihrions and active int. Meer, which Irst em bodied, mid has since roodocted, the measures of the So therlistid.hire Association, is iniwerfally evinced by the following act:mint of the tirstructiim of birds sad braves of prey, end of the prommion ecomeipsently affords-II to the diery tweed roil to domestic intimate and game. Between 1114 y, 1819, and Barth loot, 310 f. WWI paid by the Auto elation, Sue which the following auimsla were destroyed :- 119 hill grimes eagle., 18 ruing eagles, 211 farms, 317 wild Bala, marlins suit pole-ems, 516 tutrus, 491 hooks, 1,483 es, clod crows sod mar pier, sod 571trooks sod jsckdatts. FROM LAST A'/ENT's C;AZETT M. Commis:joist signed by the Lnrd Lientemnif of She Coqois Minsigoinery. To he Depaty Lieutenants—Psalms Coslie', Esq. Sir Ovules Thomas Joists, William ()wen, El. Hubert !An 11..rissiia, Joseph Hayes Lyon, Esq Marisa Esq. George Goold, Esq David Hughes, Clerk, sad Hiralaud Williams, Clerk—all (laird Sr pleasber 16, 1820. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Ruben Compton Mau, of Rathbuise-place, Middlesex, Illueis-drapwr, trues August 21 to August 2S, at tea, at Guild hall, Loudon. BANKRUPTCY hUPERSF.DED. Henry Platte, of the Broadr.ey, Deptford, Kent, tubee ruiti‘t. BANKRUPTS. Edward Peters, or BedelilLlsitt, amll of Temple-streeS, Bristol, grocer, to surrender, September 6,7, and October 2, at one, at the Cowmen ial Bourns, Bristol. Atiormeys, Mr. Evans H.ition-goden, loncloo; and Mr. Haberfield, Bristol, Henry Batman, of Deptford, Kent, victualler, to storms der, August 25, Septets bt r d, mid October 2, et ten, at Guild hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Huuw6,W , Tbrogsaurtou street , Louilua William Huldiug, laic of Devonshire -street, Queen-square, Middlesex, sine merchant, to surrender, August 28, Sep. ember 4, and Ot tuber 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Altura. y, Mr. Williams, Gray's lomplare. Julia Badcuck, of Uptunpyse. Demote, miller, to surrender, September 8,8, sod October 2, at Ceves, at the Subscrip. lion Buoms, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. Elution, Did Broad street, Loudon; mall Mr. Brisoun, Exeter. Julia Healiagtow, jun. of York, glucer, to surrender, Sep. *ember b, 8, and Oc.uber 2, at rkveo, at the Old Sand. bill, York. Attorneys, Mr. D.ck.aratm, kreeinau's court, Cora hill, Loodou ; and Mr. Harle, York. DIVIDENDS. September 12. N. Griffiths, .1. Griffith', and R. Griffith., of Bristol, masons and builders, at twelve, at the Cons swercial-Ruoms, Bristol . September 26. W. Clark, of South Shields, Durham, limes. drapes., at tea, at the Guldea Lam lure, South Shields. September 19. G. G. Percival, of Walker!, Somerset, ottaa anombeewer, at two, at else Castle sad Ball Ina, Bash. September 11. T. Turner, of the Stuck. Eachauge, Loudon, broker, at tea, at Guildhall. September 20. G. Wells, late of Hadleigh, Suffolk, sales -1•40 1/i clothes, at are, at the Castle Ina, Norwich. September 20. G. Harman, late of Norwich, manufacturer, at lye, at the Castle Intl, Norwich. Sepieenlrer 12. J. Bilbao, of Bri.tul , grocer, at eleven, at the Commercial. Rooms, B. istul. CERTIFICATES.—Sarrnatera 11. J. Wise, of Wellingborough, Northampton, saddler.— R. lElgar, of Buralisoi-Westgaue. Norfolk, gructr.—R. A. Cox, G. Weston, J. Faibrr, and G. Cox, of Little Brims, Londusi Waken —G. Crandrie of Yolk, iubacco.atanufse. surer.—W. Board, of Bristol, pust.wa■ter—T. Sawyer, of Ratasgatr, limit, chemist. P A RTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. J. Tnraclstr, B.Trearlier, J. Tresclier, and E. Treaelter, sf Paletrualer-row, Loiiiluu, tallow-factors, Jure 30, 1810. —ll.Treaelsrr, J. Trencher, moil E. Treseirer, of Drnmark. street, St. Gilev's, sumsmanufsciurers, June 30, 1810.—T. Bruadbr.dge sod G. Eteuadbridge, of Stoke•Newiaguou, Mid. dimes, plumbers, Augiti.t 18, 1821.—G. M. Daridsm, E. Frauds, sod T. Vonemst, of Dowgikie.bill, Lmuluu, whole sale•pucers, May 17, 1811.—B. Auilter, G. Author, sad 8. Anther, of Brume-street, Suud.streel, milliuers, August 20, 1821.—T. Gisborue and J. Britolebaisk, of Aaldsoroe and Chapel-ea.le-Fritb, Derby, Woke's, July 17, 1821. J. Arnie* bud J. Mules. of Stainford-risers, Blackfriars.road, linen-diapers, August 18, 1821. •'OM riIzkIHTINGS QUffiril3o. [From "ne Noss Ike aAtg Naiyastne.") (Continued from sat Paper of Nlday, August 17.) The varier' styles of satirical productions are, in fact, excellent tests of the progress winch the s vend states, where they have appeared, have made in freedom and civilization. lo the infancy of lincielies, men abuse one soother by word of mouth, without mercy or apprehension. When provoked, they do not spare even their Chieftains. Every body remembers the contumacious invective of Thersites against the King of men ; and how ell that followed was the i►►fliction of a few HaninlarY blows of a scepirr, administered by the hands of the wise Ulysses. But such was the law of libel and sedition ip Igoe* days. The next step is the more formal and permanent publication ridicule or re. monstrance, by written squibs or dramatic re ps.. sent:vial. The satires of the early Greek stage (the derivative of the name) are examples of the latter. Their merit was their virulence and personality. This goes on for a while, and as long as the ingenious author couflr►es himself to sneers or calumnies against an inoffensive neigh bour, the higher enters are lavish dollen. applause, and heartily shake their sides in unison with the populace. But ports are complex 1111 l ally indef. creel; and when et all encouraged, leave a wond rous propensity to take petulant freedoms, in the wry of their art, with their superiors. Upon this, however, matters are altered--anti the hitter, who heretofore liked a grad joke of all things, soon dis cover, that to be laughed at themselves has a direct tendency to produce a breach of the peace. The poet is, therefore, muzzled ; or if he attacks the private feelings of any eminent character., save philosophers s►ul demigods, he is eh:mewed as a calumniator. Such productions as the satirical comedies of Aristophsites mark this stage. A sl ender progress might ratify be traced its other countries. In all, the tone which wit said nation assume is precisely regulated by the personal consequences that may helot the author; that is. by the power or the disposition of the patrons of the vices he monk, to punish him for bus nent exposure of them. The slavish► compliments to Augus.us and 51aecenas, iii the Satires of Harare, throw as much light upon the degradation of the once haughty Rome, as the most authentic histany. Quevedo's precautions to keep his person at large, took a different torn. He formally protests agoin.t entertan►i n ;; any design to inirrnieddle with living manners; and with infinite courtesy sod discretion, Ilya the scene of In. N'isions in re gions with whose inhabitants the Ministers of the Spn•i►h King, and the familiars of the Ingnisition, would not, for their oven sakes, profess to ferl any community of character or interest. Ile rearm to talk ►coastal of soy who may yet live to repent and reform. 'the seal of dainneeiou must be upon► them before he 'lemons to make free with their re ptation. The first stroke of Quevedo's pen sends thi! reader to the devil; but he accompanies us himself, and makes us feel wonderfully at home. With ►uch u companion, if it were not fur the name of the tbi ►g, one would almost as soon take a trip to li-- fur a cbpsoge of scene, as to Clielteidnine or Brigli.on. The Visions are a sort of ioferoul guide. The dead of all climes and ages pass iii re. view before tis, said are snide to discourse, in a most agreeable slid manner, upou the crimes amid follies of their earthly career. The principal groups consist of physicians, attorney., cutclipoles, necromancers, buffoons. pastry-cooks, astrologers, lovers, barbers, poets, deca}ed beauties, devils, mod dueness. The ►cenes and dialogues are as miscellaneous as the characters ; said so must be our observations. Qnevrdo's descriptions are strong and unrefined, and, according to the fashion of his tune, and of all ages in whit It taste is not generally diffused, incline to bur lesque, and turn a good deal upon the merci less exposure of physical deformity and distress. His wit is as poignant, amid often. though a itli more excuse, as gross as Swift's; hut there are oc casional gleams of sensibility and iinagniatton to which Sw.ft was a stranger. The followilig introduc tory seelances (for example) to the Vlbloll Or " Hell," appear to us to possess all the pastoral elegance and serenity of one of Boccacio's or Isaac Walton's stilly landscapes. '• One pleasant night in autumn, when the moon shoos very bright, being at a friend's I se in the country, which was most delightfully situated, I took ■ walk into the pink, where all my past visions came fresh into my head again ; and I was well enough pleased with the meditations. At length the humour took sue to leave the path, and go farther into the wood. What impulse carried me to this 1 cannot tell—whether I was mov-d by my good angel, or some higher power—but so it was, that in a few minutes I found myself at u great distance from home, and in a place where it was no longer night, with the pleasantest prospect round about me that I ever beheld. The air was temperate uod mild; and it was no small advan tage to the beauty of the place, that it was both serene and silent. On the one hand, 1 was enter. tamed with the murmurs of crystal streams ; on the other, with the whispering of the trees—the birds singing all the while, either is emulation or requital of the other harmonies. And now, to *hew the iiistahility of our affections and desires, if was grown weary even of tranquillity itself; and in this must agreeable solitude began to wish for company." (To be continued.) exeduaire of duly, 74.24 per rollou. Port, old, per 138 piallous 3O/ to 481. New, ditto I.itsboo, per pipe 51.drira, per pipe of 110 gallons (Fact 451. So ird. Sherry, per butt COURSE OF EXCHAISI Amsterdam C.F. It 17 Ditto at Sight... 12 14 Rotterdmo......• 12 18 AO twerp ... • -.. H 9 Illasubto gb ...... 38 2 Altana ..... 28 3 Parir 3 day's date 25 70 Ditto Rourdertax •• 28 0 Frankfort ou the 158 Petersburg!), p. dbl. WI 3 Us Vicuna Trieste Madrid Craig 34 Barcelona 351 4.itbt akar 3Ol E, TtICVDAY, AtIOLI.T 41. Leghuili .... 47 441 Venice 21 00 Malts Naples. ....... 3Ol Paltrmo, per oz 1)6 Lisbon ... _ _ Opo• • • 50 Rio Janeiro... 49 11.• kis Dublin .. Cork y BULLION. Portugal Gold in Coto, ron 0 0 • Gold ist Sats 3 17 lei New DMIIIIOI.IIIII 0 0 0 Ncw Dollars 0 4 10 Silva to ears 4 N NAVAL INTELLIGIiNCE. PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST 20. Arrived the Awittati3Oleasou t from Norway. Sailed the Ruse and Marlin stoups of war for the Medi tar . FALMOUTH, AUGUST 111. Arrived off this port lie Fame, Robeneon, from France Edward's Island in ihirly.bve days. Sailed lie Duke of Kent pocket for Lisbon, Marchioness of Queensberry petite' fur America, and Illarchiuuess of Salisbury packet fur the Islawds--sll with mails. HAILWIOIII, AUOUIT 20. Arrived the Henry Freeliug packet with a meal hoes Cuakaveu. DOVIIR, ♦UGUIT 20. Arrivrd the Fox and Zephyr transports (ruin Purtstnumih for Heligulasd. DIAL, ♦UGUIT 20. Arrived aad tailed for Leith lbe Helen, Fiat, Irvin Leghorn. Renutin in the Downs the bereft: Giggle, Viligeuce said nth Easi India pilut yachts. COAL MARKET, Autism 20. Ships at Market. Ships Suhi Price. 221 Newcastle S Sunderlaact [Fees the "tondo* Mersaaiiir Price Current," of 7'itesday, Anglia 21, 11121.) Coergt.—Sinee oar last the public sales of this article have guile off rather more readily, scud iii some iiisiancea at • small advauce; the market is however still dull, ■•. l our gamatioos of Ltri lash Plantation 'enmities., unalt.red ; • parcel of nue ordinary N. Lucia was sold uu Fiiday last at 117 a. 6.1. to 119..; Uulrh has brought full prices; St. Do adultu has hien sold at 11 Is. to 112 r. for quad quality, •cod cone lot at 113.. per cut. By private contract the sales have hers !smiled. The Mork of Coffee is now 4,978 tons, being 1,079 Ewe thaa at Ibis tints last year, prrseut prices 21.. per cwt. toner. B. P. fitiGsw —There has been s steady demand for sweet ilevcrptious, but chiefly fur Ruud and line qualities, which, notwitlist audio g the increased supply, are still seance. Two pubhc aka of liarbadues have Lccu brought forward, the first uu Wednesday seta rattier hither, but we eau maks no alteration, the osie ou Friday h.viaß pine rather ;ewer. lu IFOILILIGN SUGAIII there has beta tittle business dame by private routrati, a parcel of 2O chests Havauaab, Orally all yells», aa► 5..141 by auction at 325. per eat. The Stuck of B. P. Sugar is uua :MN° casks tees than at Otis time last par. present prices 3.1. tiJ. per cat. towel, Iry Gazelle ge. The Kum market is without alteration. PIIIMITO ...waists steady, and has brought 13d. to sp. per lb. by public sale. DYILWOODS.—N icaragua Wood continues saleable at the advance touted last teeth. l.ugwuud and Fuslie have been lather dull. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Atiovrr IS. The COTTON market ha+ been dull during the elide of the present week, and the prices of Brasil. and the levee de. seri prima of Boards and Orleans Imre been lamely aaipported. The sales are 5,200 bags, and consist of 1,9011 Board. at 9d. a 10id.; 560 Orleans at 101.1 a ltd. and a few at 914.; 290 Alabama. at 91d. a 90.; 390 Sea lelende s& 131.1. a 22.1. and a few very fine at 2a. 24.; 80 stagiest •t Iltha 134.; 380 Pernams at 121.1. • 13F1 ; 180 Bahias at 12d. a Itid. 390 Maranhao's. at 12d. a 12 1 4. ; 110 811aa Geese. at laid a 1ef,1.; 40 Para. at Md.; 90 Demerara. 12 1 0. • 13+1.; 50 Bahamas at 102 d. a I Id.; 30 Bairtamh,es at 10141. a 1 Id. ; 100 West Indies at 10J.; 10 Caribage•as at 7Ft.; 10 Sew use at 9.1.; 300 Madras at Bd. a BFI. ; 189 Siarataat 7,14: a IP.; and 80 Bengal at 8141. per lb. The import Des otvk is 12,063 baga, viz. 259 baga Demerara. 1,246 New Orleans, 1,934 Sevaunah, 248 other parts of United States, 9,378 Brazil. There have been numerous sales this week of 11. P. Sugar, which have gone off rather flat; the believe and low and. dling descriptions sold at • decline of Is. a Is. 64 bet the better qualities minima their prices the quantity sold is 1,400 casks; East India and Foreign coideuue without io quiry.—Plaietation Coffee is very dull of sale, and several parcels of Jamaica usual Dutch offered at anciiuu were Liken in fur want of buyers; a few lots of Jai/Irma have been 'old by private at I Its. • 1118 s. for ordifoory to low middling , aed 117 s. fur Sue widdlutt : in foreign nothing has been dune.—. Fur Bice there is lay little eh-mend; a few casks of Caro lina have beet, takes at 14... 9J. a Ms. for middling to (air, and 18s. fur very 6ne.—lei Curses, Gaiter, and Pimento nu then duing.—We have some inquiry for limn, soil Jamaica 16 0. P. have been bought at Is 10d. and 1 e. I Id. for com ment Ilairears, 2.. fur hue, common Leeward* at Is. fed. 23 U. P. at 2s. and 28 0. P. at 2s. 1141.—Dyeveuieds remain with out alteration; Canspeache Logwood, isijured by sea seater, was sold on the quay at 81 15e. a Si 11s 64. used Jamaica brought similar prices.--broail Nicaragua Wooed has been disposed of at 461. •nd fur solid 031 is required,—States Ashes have been sold rather lower this week. and other de scriptions are dull of sale. New Tusk Polie having been bought for export at 311*. a 38a.tiel. Ica- the du y..--H ides coo. limn steady, salted North American hate bees t.ikeu at 514, per lb. La Tobacco we have no alteration 141 untie,; the demand still remains limpid, and prices are eiithost variation. The weather fur the greaser leaf( of the week hasiiig been unfavourable for the harvest, rososileratile percher.. have been made in prime qualities of %Meat, et an advance of 3d. per bushel. There has also berm a fair deviled fur lisle al our fornier grotallons. America• neer, ia bond, einifinues in fair reqors" for abipmeal; about 1,200 bit,rds Ylidsdrlphis have hero sold So speculators al 245. 6 , 1. per barrrl. A parcel of 20 pipes conceals-seed Lemon Jain kit b.ea disposed of si 4s. 9 , 1 per gallon. Vsl ' has bre n rand deal imptirs4 for, and ►evere 100 amid at 2W. per ton, holders 111)W ask 211. for the brut guiltily. ••••—• OIL —The Fisit Oil Mathes is still in an unsettled state. very Hole boairesa is doing, there are sellers of Ne‘‘ Oil a t 231. and beams of .stall parcels at ft. Rape Oil is on the advance; some Drown Oil has been sold it 401. Linseed Oil is heavy ol sale and stationay ire price. Some small parcels of Old Grrenland BUMe hove been sold at 781. for export, for stew there are sellers at 421. to TOL Lirt sa buyers above 601. REVIN ED SUGAR—The demand Coll4lollell very dull, but holders are rather more firm; some sake of low lamps hare Leo' made at 78a. 8.1. to 795., boo chi. My to one house. T tot is dull of sale: the lasi arrival of lisiogli loss been sold at 14s 6J. ; Spirits are a shade loner. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. COETOIC—There has beeu • better demand since our last, chiefly fur the East India sports for exportation ; no advance, hum ever, eau be quoted in the priers. The sales of the week are (duty paid) 20 bags Sea Island, fair 16.1.; 9IJ. to I0J.; 300 refolllllllll, 134. to 13V.; 50N0v., good 1114.; 40 Mims Germs, good 104.; 100 Demerara and Der bite, good fair to floe I lid. to 13d.; 80 Carriacou, letd. to 11.1.; (im bond) 450 bags thirst, eery ordinary 64.1. to Std., very past 8.1 ; 350 Braga', fair bed. to bid., good fld. to tn.l.; 150 Madras, good fair 63d. per lb. Total, 1,640 bags. TEA —Euler is salvable at am advance of 4d. to sd. per lb. 011 the prices of the list sale, and low Congo. at au ad. cape. of 3d. per lb. larriso.—Tbere has bees a fair demised sinee the sale, sad an advance of 2il. to 3d per lb. has been paid on the or. choosy mid middling qualities; fine is without alterstium. Postscript, Tuesday, A wrist 21, 1821, Four o'Clock. Curve—Thee public sales stele brought furward ihie day, the principal use consisted of Pinto Rico, which brought full prices; the Jamaica w• of ordinary and good qualities, mid sold 2,. a 3s. per cut. lower ; a parcel of &T -hum sold at the former prices. In St. Domingo there was little busiuras dune, Ilts. is demanded fur good quality i■ Lars. Surian..—There was a fair demand for Plantation io-day, at the prices of last week, and about 1,600 Mids. were sold• Melodist Ike public sales of Barbaduts, which weal al time bursar, prices, though rather bea9ily. A pucel of good sad fide white Ilavaissiab brought to auction, was knocked dune at 42.. a 455. per cwt , being full ss. under the previous prig a. BIRTHS. On &today last the Lady of the Huo and Rev. Wm. Eden, of a sus. Ur SJtorday last, at Keasiogton, the Lady of Jolla Stuart, of I.iuculu's Inn, Esq. barrister.at.law, of a 11011. Muoday, in Upper Grosvenor-strert, the Lady of Leut.. Culooel Sir Guy Campbell, Bart. of a daughter. . . \ iI4IIIIIIIIM • . buLDFOltr.“mr. . . 1 so 18, ilwidg I Przloa , .... o .St Os l7/ bs Oats, per quarter lt OA 1 0 11 74 nye, per quarter ll' Os to 41 0. narley, per fluorite Deana. per quarter. l/ Stu to 11 12. 1 Grey Pease, per gustier I I lee to 11 141 NEWGATE AND LEADENNALL MARKETS. (By the Caroms) Beef .... la 44 to 34 4.1 Yeal .... 26 Id to As 11.1 I MatSoo.. 2a 4d to 3a 4d Park .... 26 44 to 4a Yd Lamb 36 5.1 to 4s Ad. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. frr. 04.111113 . 11. VINITIteIIAPEL. Hay St 5. 01 lo 4t 104 &I Old Hoy 31 10 , 04 to 414. 04 *raw I/ 2. 04 to If 13s 04 Clown.. 410. 04 to 5/ 04 ad Clostra2/154 Od to 41 15s *A I Straw . 11 P. to I! Ida 0.1 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. nese ►nrKrTi. Rtw RACW. Kent ....V 10s to 4/ 4s Kent ,„.. V 5s to 3/ 10s Susses ..21 5. to 3/ 5■ Sours V Its to V 113, Ewers ....V 54 to 3/ 14s Eases 2/ 0. to 31 31 Formless', fine, 4/10s to 51150.—Ditto, serood, 21 S. to 51 Os PRICE OF RAW FAT, per 1161111. erBlb. Price of Tallow (as *Wed by Ike Tallow Nolte's) to. RA. PRICES OP TALLOW, SOAP, ice. per 1121 b. Tows Tallow 4114 11.1 --. Oa Yellow Swap * PO. Yellow Russia 47.6 d —.: 0.1 Mooned 9os White i1itt0...46. OJ --• 04 Curd • . .... 94s Soap di1i0.....43. 6.1 —s 0.1 Graves ll. Os Meltiug Siuff 36. Od --* 0, 1 Gaud DreP B4 Os DISIO reairb..26ll OJ —• 04 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Cham(llers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozeo, lor Od—Nloolils, 11s BJ. 64. per dozen alluwcd fur ready money. RA W (IDES. I Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary.. 2s 6d to 21 Od 3s 2.1 to 3s 4J Market Calf.. each Bs 0.1 Middling 2s 10i1 to 3s Oil Eog. Horse 11. 01 to Os 011 PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to totlllos each 18.1 to 20.1 per lb Ditto, SO to 661bs each 2 4 1 to 24.1 Dressiug Hides Fire Coach 184.1 10 190 Crop Hicks 35 to 40 lbs for euttiug IBj Io 174.1 Ditto 45 to ..... "194.1 to 2044 Calf Skims 30 to 4011 as 24.1 to 30.1 Ditto 50 to 701bs .........311.1 to 314 Ditto 70 to 8011 as Olnalt Seals (Greculaud) 17.1 t.o IN Large .. Tasseled horse Hides l6ll to 183 J Spuds,. Horse Hales MARRIAGES. OILS, per Tuu, of 232 Gallons. New Greeol.lV lea le .. 221—e Spermaceti 01.1 Pale Seal. . 28/ a Pale nape 321 —6 On the 18th instant, at As Mown', by the Re•. John Rubinson, Geosege J. Pennington, of the Inner Temple, E.I. bile Frlloo of King's College, Cambridge, to Selma, young est daughter of T.Jrkyll R issuu, E.q. of Askilmine. On Sunday last, at Huntingdon, Mr. Roden, to Mrs. Shepherd, both of Stamford, Lioc.lushice. DEATHS. Oa hlootlay, its Heriforlstreet7 Elizabeth, wife of Lord Henley, and datiAhter and cobeireso of Lord Chancellor Nortlitovou. On Soaday last, at his mother's, Bromley, Kent, after a long and revere illness, Mr. John Blacke, of the Secretary's Office, Chelsea College. Oa Saturday last, at Southampton, Sir Henry William Carr, K.C.B. Lieut.-Col. in the 3d inimical of guards. HIGH WATS.& TRW DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morairg 15 after 9. I &ruing 96 •ltrr 9. PRICE OF sToCI Bank Stock .. 2361237 2361 3 per Ct. Red. 77 76; 77 I 3 per Ct. Cops... 76ii 31 per Cent. B7A I 4 per Ceat5......95; 9 6 5 per Ct. N. Au. .. 109 1 1081 109 'KR YESTERDAY. I Bk. L. Anu..l9i 11-16 I Indio Stock ....233 234 I New Atouulties.... 7(4 1 3 per Cent. 1751 7(4 Ez. 6 pl. Lutiery Ticket* 19/. 1 Coils. for Acc. .. 714 • 6 11 .L. silo's owstrap sapit." 4. Oar pep Males to sun.s."—MARTIAL. hod published, price Ss. is boards (Fineestb Edition), rm] E iEG IS of LIFE ; a :Vitt- Alt-tilt:al Coo. century on the indiscretions arising from Homan Frailty. in which the Gnarl, Sy In pl4llllll. uuJ hiuseful ets of Ines Veneres, Cunori 111.1C1, Sitio ore, Semi nal Weak tics,. &e. are fully developed ; Pail 11. contains some re marks tie certain Female Complaint., in particular Steri lity ; Part 111. embraces Practical Observatioas on Sexual Debility, Self Abuse, and Menial Irritation, with some is terestiug übservatious on vegetable •n 4 miasmal life; in Part IV. is • Series of Cases Muslim ive of the preceding subjects, explaining them is • familiar manner, and the whole ad. dressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS sod Co. Cousulting Surge's.. LOllll4lll. Nater• beatis Goanilass case iledit,si quit cognoverit Since Heaven to all the fund of bliss supplies, Ins &spa applicatios woks the wise." May lie ;sad at td, Paternoster-mar ; 19, Pall.natil ; 41, Piccadilly; 10, Princes-street, S..bn ; 31, Flest-stieet , 174, Fleet.street ; 40, West SmitliSeld ; VS, Climipsid., Landon; Stevenson and Co, Bloke and Cu, Normals.; It. Duck, Ipswich; Barrett su4 Bath.; Sheppard, Bristol ; Hall, Cambridge ; Hesslie)t, lords ; and at all Btoksellers. Ileum. GOSS and Co. are to be rons•lted r as usual, taffy day, ■t their boas, ; and Patients its the Country are re everted to describe snianttly the ease, enclosing • mew ranee fitr Advice and Medicine, which eau be futwardid he •ny part of thaiilfurld. l.Us& and Co. 111. S. C. Surgeons, 11, 13oevark-at mat. Fleet .tract, Luadun. DOCTOR SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED MEDlClNE?coutinue to be sold, as usual, by Mr. Johnson, 6s, CurshitLi; Mr. !cows., late Bacon and Co. MO, Oxford-street ; Mr. Ward, Hulburui and Mr. Sit:W hist, Royal EXChSltire, L0A141114. The CORDIAL BAL4i of GI LEA.% form many wise• resorted to with iucremieit repsttattus► tu all singes of Nur wells Diseases, is a mild stimuli's% and eorrutoursui, hi. Is improves the spirits, ■ud luprily irviprates the shirk system. . . •.• Price I Is. per bottle, soil Family betties tee! the quaitiity el ruur small sows ler 335. aria by l 1.. Jig; saved. Also, The ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or SOLOUON'S DROPS, efficacious in eradicating from the cnu,lituM OH every species of Scorbutic or Scrofrolues Writ, and highly seopected for their whines in purifying the !Wood. and *Willi• toting it to expel noxious and Impure jyaiees. ••• Prtre I Is. a bottle, and Flirt* bottles at 33s coaisio fug the qualitity of Four •oolil ones, whereby 11, so..y be saved. With cacti bunk is civet' a envious bill of ( hr. t treat. The Gurrrumeut !Abel or has the words, &domino, Liverpool," esigratt.• MI 111 official itopression„. " 11 Ouifor." l ! Pooled on the cork to protect Purchaaet• front counterfeit treitistiosis. The Five Pound Cues .pay be had at Gilead [louse. k.i seriKsol; mot pallets's, on remotlni a Oar 1N,a03.1. may have advice 111 die valious c.oop(aissla /or 'Melt th.o. medicines are rcsommesole.l, as heresofore.-404 1.11.1* should I.e mrst.paol, and ashlrovw.l to dm" Trualc;ik Of Dr. Su!wow., Galeast-Iluuse, "car 1,-iverpeol." - - Printed and Published at THE ¢RITIBII PR Ca •• ,1 THE eiILOBF. °See, No. h'ltanil k c. ccrigrol'ALlv. of the Strand, F. . I