The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-21 00:00:00

THE ARMY. ,1 The ship William, Spetum molder, has taken on board, aol Cowes, eight Officers arid 276 men of regimealo servitsg hi Nova Scotia. She expected to sail yesterday. The Pyramus frigate., Capt. F. Neweombe, C.B. is ordered to Portsmouth from Plymouth, to take on booed Lieut.-oe nersl Sir Henry Warde, K.C.B. lately appoirtlard Captain- Goners! and Goveruor-in-Cbief in and Over the lslauri of Barbadoes. The station assigned to that line regiment, the 51st (or King's Own) light inflntry, under the command of Lieut.- Colima! Rice, C.B. is Malta. Three companies for this des tination, under Lieut.. Colonel Keyi, embarked at Portsmouth on Friday, on hoard the Star transport, Licut Henry Hire, Agent, and the remainder will follow in the course of the ensuing week. The garrimm dirty will be performed in fu ture by the corps of royal marines, who eater upon it this day. The following are the regiments ordered borne front foreign service:-Bth and 171 h light dragoon•, 170, 2411.34 th, 53d, 69th, from India ; 580, and 61st, from Jamaica; 66tb, (vent St. Helena; 26th from Gibraltar. On Thursday last the 511 t royal veteran battalion trwel,- ' ed from Plymouth Citadel, on their route fur Shrewsbury, to be disbanded. • - _ I .1111.. COURT OF EXCHEQUHR, MAT 19. MOCK BAIL. Mr. Baron Darrow wag the galy .11nrIge present this morn ing. Two persons were proposed as bail fur a debt of 761. tine was represented., a baker in extensive trade at Wands morth, and the other as a Gentleman. Sir William Owen eippost d both, and on their examination it turned out that the baker had been in gaol since Christmas for a debt of 471. which lie compromised on payment of 7s. in the pound; that he baked no bread since last year, and had only occasionally heated his oven for baking pies and puddings, and realism(' therefrom about Ja. a week. The gentleman proved to be a broken alehonse-keeper, and far the Mat year was employed by brokers to bold pus. cession of houses with warrants of disarms. gr. Baron Garrow reprehended the attorney for producing such fellows as these to justify as bail, and immediately re. j, vied them. He added, that if these fellows could pass, the next Term a blacking fellow, 'silk his liirtuh and three-legged moot, might pass as an esquire, and a mutton pie -roan as a reassurareor. Several of the Learned Judges were this morning engaged in their private apartment in discussing the merits of a Peti tion presented by a Groilemart, who had formerly been a member of Gray's Inn, but who bad subsequently become a bankrupt, and who, on applying to the Brioche's of the Inn to he re.ailruitted, had been rejected on the ground of his baring been a hatiarropt. The result of their Lordships' deliberations has nut tram p:red. POLICE. NOW-rilli Telt. On Saltirday narirr Ark** was brought to the office, and underwent an tramiaati 0000 before George Minshrili, Esq. the Sitting Magistrate, charged with feloatorisly stealing 451. in Rank of Rutland notes, the property, of Sir Alexander C.f•ke, of I.L.vonshirc•street, Pooland-place. aerreefed that in the month of %fleck last Sir Alexan der Croke wrote from the country to a friend in London to • 1 , 7 , C.• a footman to he in readiness to attend hum on hi, a•ilval in town; his friend engaged the Prisoner for that xurpirse with a good charm• ter, which he siostaineel during the shunt time that he was in the Prosecutor's service. On Ntilt , e , flay, 'the 45th of April, Sir Alexander Croke drew n draft on his blinkers, M . Hammersley and Co. for fifty pounds, which be sent by his coachman, well know. tog him to he a steady •ad trusty man; the coachman setergiett with Bank notes of varlons sums to the am-unit of the &art ; his master tint bring in the way at the time, be debyerral 'Lein to the Prisoner, who gave them in the Pro ,.ectitmr, who after examining the notra gave a five pound note to his son, the retuainiog 46/. he i iit into his portfolio. !tt a short time after be had occasion to leave the room where the portfolio was, to receive >t lady and gentleman who had called open him, in an adjoining room ; while he was engaged with the lady and gentleman, he heard • knock repeatedly at his door, and inquired the cause of it not bring answered, it being the duty of the Prisoner to ni.swer the knocks at the floor, when he was informed by • inmate servant that the Poisoner had gone out, and upon inquiry it was not known for it hat purpose be had left the house, and his not returning after some time, Sir Alexander Croke began to suspect that he lett yja house for some im. proper purpose, and on examining his poi-if:dm lie missed the whole of the forty-five poun.l Bank notes which be hail nbteed there a short time before, he then had so but the Prisoner had nbstanded with them, and 40si 11.1 time in giving information at the above office, when Ituthven, the officer, was employed to use his exertions on the occasion. He accordingly exerted himself, hut with out effect, and then *mato his eorrespon.lents in different parts of the country, but nothing was heard of the Prisoner till Friday, when Mr. Hoof, the ;moire of Wt.:smooth, met with him in that town and had so doubt of his being the men, although disguised in the dress of a sailor, anti addressed him by the name of David Adams which he at first denied, hot at Irtlstit ronfesed that be was the man, and had Lien io the st.reiett "(Sir Alexander Croke, Mr. Hunt their t oo k Lim into custody, and brought him to London. At his examination Sir Alex. Croke's coachman attended, •nd proved his baying delivered the fifty pounds in Bank notes to the Prisoner ; a clerk is the house of Messrs. MI NM useraley also attended, and proved a M. Bank note, which was found upon the Prisoner by Mr. Hunt, at Portsmouth, to be part of the fifty pounds be had paid the coachman. The Prisoner was rommitted. Witlimn Ball, driver of one of the Fulham stages, was weirricted in the penalty of 200. and costs, for obstructing with his coarh on the carriage way in Piccadilly. The personal !orrice* of two rummonses on the De fendant bring iiresvet, and he baring in both !minor,* ne. g!ected to appear, the proceeding was catered into ex-Porte. SINGULAR OCCURRENCE. On the 2111 of April last, a eerjeant of the 29111 regiment 'of foot, stationed at HacclesSelct(Cbealtire), escorting a party of men of the 12th regiment thence to Portsmonth, eas quartered at the Kitty's Arms Inn, Bishop's Waltham, the 'text day being (Situday), a halting day, and on which day he left the house, and never returned to his men any more. The anxiety of the people in the neighbourhood to know Whitt well become of him w savory great, and search was made, but without effect, until the 211tb, when he was found in a ditch by some men working for Mr. Clark, mending a fence, he hay. ing formed aeletermination to sfarre himself to deaf hoind had Actually been there the seven days without food. It •ta peareal ho had got a curious bed, made ia the ditch, with sticks laid across and a large quantity of mom, which lie had selected together, aid made in form of a guard-bod.— Tile man that fouud him took hilts to Mr. Clark's, who very bfinsancly pre him some food, which be ate tery little of, and then they allowed hint to depart, and he was Cot beard of again 1111111 SatnrJay last, the 121 h of Nat, being three weeks, anti daring which time be bed also been without ford, barrio,' been in the wood, about a mile from Bishon'a Waltham, the last fourteen days. with out any sustenance whatever except a little muddy water, which was near the place where lie made hie bed. Me ruse up ou the morning named with the determination of beginning a new life, that being his birth-day (the 324 year of bus age), and came waudering,like a akeletou,an the King s Arms again. He told Mr. Clark that his intention 111'11% to place himself under his protection : be said be had gbt the better of his weak ideas, as he found he could nut put as end to his existence, which he had tried to effect by making incisions in his anon to bleed himself to death, as he did not die with hunger, which be thought he should in ten days: the means he Irsil used to picsent his Piling the pain of Imager as—by teartug the sleeves off his shirt and binding Item round his hods. and drawing them closer, as his body decreased in size, by attic+ means to thinks be could lice fourteen days longer. 'rise reason for his committing Ibis act was, as he states—oe hic march from Macclesfield, will* the party of men under his command, be took two one-pound Bank of Englaad nubs, which he cuosidered to be had, by their being refund, uhieh notes be had got iu his poste.-ion: and finding that Ire had not sufficient 111011e} to pay the men, it hurt has feel t:.,a so much that be could nut bear it, having been in the zumerit ten nears without the least stain on his character; hie, ap pears to be correct, by the Commanding WM-W A t i ll er , which bas been since received, stating, that lie was one of the most irest•worthy sues iu the regiment, sad was parti esterly selected ter the purpose. Mr. Clark has had proper care taken of him, and he is recur/swing as fast as ISAIAH: wit allow. RossERY.--On Saturday last souse villains 'oke tut* die house of JOHN Bt.:Nat:Ll., shoe maker, at %'eatitcre, Norfolk. duriug his a/airtime %vitt). los wife, lit Swaff Win floc. and after breaking open the locks of &earn, and tku chests, took wriwer tea spoous, three gold Nieces . to: anerly cur rent at 3/. kis. each, two boll pieces, of tlay.sseie, two Iralf guineas, tour croosq, thre.e gold titlo VA lotriA WAnt4f q( 4liter a 4 cower 4 1 ,4MW:r4010 i nittAng tkaOisculericd. MALICIOUS AND DIABOLICAL ACT. Twe two, late servents of Mr. iiiiebmelt. of Alkennings, bays been in custody for the hist three weeks, eherged with baying destroyed a horse belonging to t►eir master, by forc ing down its throat a quantity of small nails and pebbles. This cruel art wna perpetcascd MI a Friday; and ia k 61,81. 'whir that on the Saturday the horse she its fnod and win keit as usual, the nuts hsvi.'c puma' into its stomach; on the Sunday morning, hoarser, it died; and on being dissented it was moon (mind what occasioned its death. Thit avryasits have 110 1 Yet ht•en rommilled, from the want of complete evidtkice against them.—(Bulb Nereid.) HORRI IP CRVSLFY. O. Thursday morning George Pain was brosight before Film A toterdon, Esq. by lan moiler, Mr. Sauuwel Coonebi,, of Newton St. Lot-, fanner, and committed to the blouse of Correction, on a charge of having on Monday last cruelly pulled from the rout• the tongue of one of the horses committed to his rare-! lie had returned to the stable with the horses •brut six o'clock in the evening, but went away without unharneitaing them. A fellow-servant, going into the stable, found nue of the horses throwing his bead about, anparmstly in great agony, sad on easesioisag, dioroveruil the tongue hangiug from his mouth two us three inches! Fite pear creature was in flint riteadfati Oat", that Mr. Coombs kit the Magistratco with a detenisioattua to have kits ktlied.—(Bath Herald.) SHOCKING ACCIDENT. On Friday, as some convicts were employed proving a new invented iron crane, in Flr•tham Dock yard, J l..ttiee, n labourer, was ordered to ■tteud to supply it with oil ; when in the act of stoopin4 the cast iron spindle broke some dia. tance below the surface of the earth, in consequence of which, the whole of the crane, together with the immense piece of iron taming thereto, weigbing seven and a half tons, fell partly into the river, and caught Lettice on the edge of the wharf, and completely unshed him ita WI"; be wa. seen to move his hand, hut never spoke. Ife was the non of a respectable MRIII some years since, near Upehnrcti, and has left a disconsolate moth. r, who wits whnliy depend. ant on him, to deplore his Lou. A toiniter'a itnpiest was held on the body on Saturday. Verdict—Accidental Death. MURDERS. A person of the name of Mahan, who escaped io the month of August last from the gaol of NOW kb•fly, Indiana, where he was confined with Iwo otlmrs on auspirion of har ing murdered two men, has heewapprebegdpd at litalrlcei apidi pent off to Indiana. IPenhapn is a cernApti hp birth, sayti—" At the asp of 'tan years he, .01/led the army Genes-al 11lotran, and remained (nom Oaf Pique in the. French seethe, unfit 'Ronsparte us , (OM] to Elba, after which he entered the Prussian sfrvire, mid relnwined in it, until a short time new the battle of Witticism. After leav ing the Prussian service he proceeded to A nistcrilam, finin which place he sailed ip company with a number of Ger. 111) II rcileinntioneers, and arrisetl at A nioapolis, M S. where his services uere purchased by Gcn. Fluidics, of Ky. who. slut put chivied s German woman to whom D. wap sfewritisrda married—after the expiration of his service he reqk his wife to Indians, where he resided until his escape. - —(Aqtarican Paper ) 110 RR I D MURDER. --.Fie..... The Charleston Times details, at wane length s kluit portion lairs of the murder of a negro in Beaufort IJoitrict, qiteuded with very aggravating circumstances. A Jury of Inquest having been called, h app, :emit frun3 the evidence of en aged Lady, mother-in-law to the owner and timmflerer of the negro, that the unfortunate sltve had beret sick saute days, and on the Saturday previous was is Ilse hitclteu ; that on stepping out of doors she saw her eon-isidaw dragging him, prostrate, intn the kitchen, Sararing that he would " finish the rascal ;" that, from the great effusion of blood iu the yard, and the motionless insensibility of the negro, she be lieved he was already dead, and told big master so ; that he swore it was nothing hutstublsorn bypucriay e which he would soon force out of him—and, eallnig for sow hoiljng aster, threw it into the lice of his,victim ritldillg all Lis cu lo o s. your. to reanimate the body Ineffectual, he crushed his skull with an axe! The verdict of the Jury as., '0 That the de ceased came to his death in emmeesqftemoe of eansdree.hicemr of an age, in/Band an kin neck NOM hand. 0 7 master, Samuel toseis."—lut mediate', after the perpotr.itino of the murder, Lewis collected all the tummy (*wing him by liii . ueipbours, mounted , his borie, and rode off. • TAB RDITOR OF TRH BRITISH PRESS• NEW MARKETS. --- Blie—The depressed stale of she Grecian commove* of the 1 livery is a subject so t ru ly i n t eres ti n g to every native of Great • Britain, and to every inhabitant who desires the good of the realm, that I feel I ant doing a service to the community is sending a transcript of that part of a most intelligent cud judicious report on the subject, which snitches to new and untried Markets, an iutereouthe with which world promote the civilization of mankind, and gradually effect the abolition of the Aft ken Slave Trade. The whole of the Commercial Report, in the last number of Blackwood's Rdinburgli Magazine, is well dry-eying the perusal of every intelligent British subject, and mote particularly that ofthe mercantile community. After discussing, in a very able manner, the true causes of the decay of foreign commerce, this intelligent writer says : " While we may (if peace be cunt 'sued to the world) confi dently expect a gthilust improvement is our trade with foreign natives; yet we must not look for, or expert, that it will reach, in any of the old Warkeis, the name beneficial extent that it once did. tie moat expect and allow all other civilized nations to come iii fur their share of the trade of the world, and also expert that every million will encourage their own internal trade and mthofectures. Under these circiornetances II is our policy to look for Deis markets for our trade—new markt ts in coun tries, where Nu competition in native skill, manufactures, and industry, is ai all, or at least for ape ' likely to come in competition w ith, or iiijute the ilemstid for aura. Such thickets may yet Le found. Through the wide extent of site Bost lodise Archipelago, 'bete is a great fight, but above all, it is to Africa that we ought to two our ottonittos. There Is a field of vast magnitude—a field, which, at present, see may make exclusively our own. There is no longer icy room to doubt, lint in the Bights of Benin and Biafra, the great river Niger rulers the Atlantic Berme, by several navigable estuaries, and that by means of that noble river and its tributary streams, the whole clistral parts of the northern quarter of that great Continent are laid moldy open to the operations of commerce. T h ese countries are all populous, and the elements of commerce are most abundant, and also of the most valuable kinds. The productions of these places sue those of which we •re most in wart, and every thing which they require is almost exclusively the productiou of"' oar industry and skill. Hence the advantage. of a trade 1 with these parts becomes very evident, while plotitine sad exteodiug legitimate commerce into the boeum of Africa, is the most effectual way to benefit our Weat India Colonies, and the only way by which we ever can pull as end, either to the external Slave Trade, or to slavery is Africa. OW, thew her Princes and her ponnialion that we will giro, and that they can obtain more for the productions of their sod, and the labour of their glares in Africa, than for the *hum himself, and the work is done. The Slave Trade would diets gradually dwindle into oblivion, sad be heard of no more. All this is is our power. A settlement in the island of Fernando Po, and inland on the united strum of the Niger, would place the whole within the grasp, amid under the control of Great Brttua.'___ VASCO DE GANA. I/00 E-STgA LI NC. Sunday sight atinnitist 'lll gory horse. the property of mr William Reeve, of Wattsfoid, tauten out of his stable in that tows, and being 'Wilts through the toll-bar lay Ws thief, a due was thus afforded to pursuit as won, as the ayiniol was tninse•'. in the moronic. He was traced Antioch the different hart to Newstk, where Mr. Reeve diseovs.eil that he had been sold for ten coins-as by a petition who lately lived as a borsekeeper at 11'0114(0rd. to Mr. U4llOll, of the Crown and Anchor, Lincoln, in the lair held on that .14y at Newark. The offender vas immediately akprehended, and after beinc taken before the Mayor nal . .llllaglitirAirg, leas committed fur further examination. Mr. Reeve then follow. ed Mr. Hines up the road to Liiirolu. and ewtenitssiip with him a short divtatice from that city, related the ppitten!ars of the theft, and hsd hit loot., restto-e4 to hilt lie cetera.. td - to Newark; mod the neat morning was '4lst bus tteemsd t xainimition of the person in confinement.; •Ip4o, Itd bp. pointed time the wrevilied pan was Sunni to haie cut hi, throat in gaol, in so shocking a way as tit.leave no he,FI of hit recovery, and he dte,l a few hours afterwards.. Verdict of the Coroner's Jury, •• I'elo de at." The name of tbd wretched own was Appleby, but he was better Itaftrio at Stunif•rd sod other places by the appellation of /.11/10 Bob. He was a native (dune of the villages near Dillinghviauch. A short time ago a hawk paneled a pigeon be longing to the dove-cute of Mr. LOCKETT, at [A bout P 4.1 i. Lincolnshire, and pounced upon and brought las prey to the ground•: one of Mr. IL's millers instantly fetelied a gun, and without doing the ►mallest apparent injury to the pigeon, rescued it fruin its impending death be shooting the. hawk dead on the spot ; the pigeon instantly flew to its hornet's: safety. The usme of the Niel:Hunt marks ore iu Lamm. Rumi N 4 DU Kb _ _ . CAMBRIDOI3,IIImr 17. The Rev. Edward Addison, R.D. senior Fellow of Corms, Chritti College, was os Saturday peesemid, by the Almier mid Fellows of that Society, to the Rectory of LniidMach, ill CUUIII.I, acated by the death of the Rev. T. C. Bur son:lie.. Tl.e following gentlemen were last week admitted to the rider-mentioned degrees ISASTERS OF ARTS. George James Penningloo, Fellow of King's College; mad John Lscreet, of Trinity College. BACHELOR/ OP AR'. Henry Hunningion, Thomas %keit', and Richard ekes, Fe!lows of Kiesg'• College; Thomas Dixon, Janlea T. Fen wirke, and Simon Nlewbetru, of St. John's College; Henry Lloyd, of St. Peter's College.; Julia Theenuss, Corpus Chelan College; J.,hn IVilkingoo Mooney, of Catherine Hall; Geo. H. H. Hutchinson; William Hartford I/mirk Charles Rey nolds, wed Fred. rick Money, of Coils* Coth gr. On Thursday loot T. P. Platt, B.A. Fe now of Trinity College, was elected i Hebrew Scholar uu the fuothhaom of the Rev. Thomas Tyrwhitt. OXFORD, MAY 19. Oa Thursday the remains of the Rev. Dr. Griffith, late Meister of University College, were interred with the naval solemnities, in the Chapel of that College. On Thursday Willisin Romer Williams, B.A. of Queen'. College, was elected a Vinci an Schutter, in the ruum of Nassau William Sciiipr, Fellow of sJarialent. College. On Saturday, May 5, the Rev. Joseph Carter, M.A. Fellow of St. John's College., was admitted flambekw in Divinit•. On Tuesday, Mar 8, the Rev. Richard AVhsteley, M A. Fellow of Oriel CoUrge, was circled to preach the •inity Lecture Sermons before the University next Lent Tern), founded by the Rev. Juhu liutipttin, M.A. Canon of Selishoiry. On Thursday lust ilie Rev..lohn Teddy, M.A. some time Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, was admitted ad CllNdene. Same day the following degrees were confmred :— MAST6AS OF ARTS. Rev. Daniel nogliea, All Souls' College; Rev. Win. See vante, Exeter College; Rev. Wm. Neu land Pedder, Fellow of Woi reeler College; Daniel Walton, IVorcester College ; Thomas Roller , Mlinlnt of Pembroke College •i Peter Ede, Fellow of New (',,loge; lees, Magdalen ; Mai les Corr Cleo key Student of Christ Church; Daniel Verde, St le *AV of CMiat Church; John Daniel Lewis, Oriel.Collrge ; Rev Conliffe, Balliol College ; Rev. Charles Phelios, "'really College i Rev. Wip. Valiance University College. Iglu:fit:torts OF ARTS. Codringlos Etq. Magdalen Hall, Craved Com pokuiler ; Alex. HonNey kobertwin Amalie, Lincoln College; J o hn Cowherd, Scholar of Lineoln College; Henry Augualot Holden, ‘Vorcesler Connie; 4oho &Nod!, c u li ere ; Edward Leigh Hrteaett , Merlon Col'ege ; Merton College; Itirhgrd Spartiog . Berry, Queen's College; Wm, Clelirisiron, ibirervei 'College; /Whited Hingham. Mag dalen Ilall; James Stniili Ode! College; Win. 41114108.1V11 C Oriti College; Anthony Herkeils Goner, Christ Clough; Chants Thomas Plusuore, Vuitereity,Cul lege. Lately a hull of Mr. MARCIIA NVS, at Perching, Sussex, that bad attached, a•p•ir of oxen workiog in the same field, but had been driven off by the man who was dnviatg them, turned to a brood ware, which lie goared, •ud tossed above him. The mare (which was a moat valuable out). died shartly after. you's BeiyiNG.—We hare with deep re gret, that the diagraseerld ai,d wictited, practice of hone* burlier/ is extending into the county of Dublin. Ou Thursday night, between tea end eleven o'clock, the police patrol, stationed at I,tsth. rook, observed a fire near the COlllllllOOll of New castle; they procerld to Greenogne, where they dircovered a house ou lire belonging to a fsrmer named JOHN BVILIS E. A poor man named %WEBB, his wife and daughter, were in care of the house— providentially their lives were saved. The police provided a place of shelter for the unfortunate in mate*. No cause can be assigned for the house being on tire, but it is believed to he the work of incendiaries. The same night an attempt was made to set fire to the paper mills of Mr. Jolm Nl•Dort NELL, of Sj&g'lrd.—(Dublin Fran:apes .frootrnal.d CURIOUS DISCOVRRY. A short time ago, while working a piece of converted tins her in the Dock•lard, for a brat fetlock rider of his !Ma jesty's shipKnol. of 74 mina, lse workmate bad tw tabs off about three inches from one of the rods, iu which a small hale was discovered, and on cutting is out with a mallet awl chisel, a bird, called the willow-wren, was found in a perfect Piste of preserrntion. There was not the least appearance of defect in the wood, unlit the lhree•incb piece was cut uH•. FEMALE IMPOSTOR. A few weeks aiacie a gentleman of this city met a female beggar in the Parks, dressed tu rats, which rendered her ap pearenee indecent in the extreme. She seemed to be nine teen or leerily years of age, and was walking towards Ox. ford. He advised her to remain where she was instil the evening, when she might go so a 1041ging-hnuse, less exposed to observation. She told a oust piteous Isle; she arms hun gry, weary, and withunt money to procure fund, clusbiug, ur lodging. Knowing the tricks of vagrants, he watched her, and saw arveral shillings rivets to her by sonic ladies. The house of this gentleman being at a very little distance, this was his nasal walk. Some hours afterwards he met a bay wills a 1'1,1.411e, ploceeding Innards the place where th. raggettfentale was sta , imwd. Ile stopped him, and inquired what the bundle contained. Thi buy was unwilling to re ply. Hy threats and a promise of a small aunt of money, the bay at length eunfea.ed that the bundle contained the chi ben. He acknowledged area in the morning she Iseraelf in a neighbouring hovel, and pat we use raga and tatters she then wore, and that lie was returuing with her clothes from the lodging-house, it order that she might dress herself and proceed to Oxford. It appears that this was her usual practice at all the towns .he staked. This trick is found profitable, and is often had recourse (Oxford lierald.) MATRIMONY. ........ What lady dogs sont s e sea are in the mstrininnisl way! Cantata Curlier WWI tit hays hien pre.rntineidly blresed, and while ninny poor fellows are nimble to have one, or nt all events, more than one twiner during their lives, ibis re. doubtable Cepdein Carrels has been tnabird w po him velf of via, who all died is rcgolor rotation, while she seventh, it apposes, " blade $ bolt right through his legs, And ran away for ever."' . . , Married at Hrorirria N. Y. Capt. Samuel Carrier. to Miss Mary Amber. Tits is Ilse eesenik wilt. of Capt. Car. ries.; his sink was burta bet 141114.11 weeks before he espoused the 'wreath. " Whoa° flatlet,' a wife findelb a good thing." N. B.—Stare the above t.a. in type, we learn that M. C. has with or wilkoat provocation, left the bed and board of Cant. Cnrrier, dewing Inns a discomiabilr widawer.— (Georgetown Iletropolitaa, tut Ammo-icon Paper) 1141iKETS. WINDSOR, MAY 19. Whest,p. MAO/ Os to 16110. Bran►, per qr.....22s to 941 Batley, per 111. ..241. lo 27► Pra►e Oats 23s to 26. Rye READING, MAY 19. Wheat ...6M to-70a Od I Oats lBll to 20s Parley Ream. • ST/INFS. Mar 18. Wheal .... 12? Os to 14110 a Peon per qr. —pa to —a Rae o,ll=. per qr. —a to —a Brawl —l t• —a ARUN DIM, MAY 17.—We had a s►art supply of Mallon and Casub at last Tuesday's Maoket, and there being a good al 'enflame of buyers, the whole was bought tip at rather hen., priers than the (water day. Mutton 4.. to 4r. &I. and lmiub R. 8.1. per stone. . The supply of Beef was guile equal to the demand, and the best qualities were sold at s 3‘ . lOd. rods 2.1. per stone.—la the Corn Market very little doing, tub/avid !mien ; being asked for Wheat, which maul 1114 Le sulnuitterl to ; they cars therefuse nominally from 12/. to 13/. pit' load. (Flom be 1 . London Iry Price Current.l FRIDAY VVRNING, MAY 18. Comae.—Tbe Cotton market has been steady this week; the prices are fully supported. The sales fur the week end ing yesterday, inclusive, are— .. . . . - 520 Stoats .. 500 nengals. 10 Sea Island 265 B•rbiee and Demerara . 20 Carriscue .. p lll.l. The arrivals, 11th to 17.114, 'massive : Pernarshueo .. . ... Drinerara - SUGAR.—The Sugar market ha• be: n sto atly this week ; several considerable parcels anew Sugars have been brought forward, and sold readily at the eurieney of the day Good Museusades are still Kftrer; the late prices are fully main lamed. By public sale on Wedoeschy, 391 hhd, 2 ~,r em, o f low Grenada anti SI Lucia'a were brought forward; the whole told freely, fully risipporting the previous market pi ices by yrirrate contract. 565. a °1. , . 6d. tt tru ed Sugars have been very heavy. and in several In. stances, prices Is. lower more submitted to early in the week: the request has however since rather increased, and little alteration in the priers can be stated, but were extensive b , :yers to came forward to take off large parcels, they could, in the present languid stale of trade, purchase a shade under our quotations. There have beta no sales of Foreign Sagan by private contract. The public sale of Havairoah Sugars litho foregoes consisted of 304 chests: White, fine ■nd strong 6os middling ..... s4s. • 59.1. Yellows Brown We believe only a small part of these Sugars sold; the erecter proportion slip acrd to be taken in at the prima we have ►fated. Coastg.—Thcre have been considerable public males of Coffee thus week ; the British I'laui*i descriptions bare fully unreported the previous prices ; fir a large parcel of St. nitningu yesterday there were no offers above Ms. and 1151.6 d.; the whole was withdrawn at 1175.; fine ordinary Porto Rico, 1201.:, good ordinary pale, 116 s. and 117 s. There were nu public sales of Coffee Chia forenoon, end no purchases by private contract were reported. The musket is exceedingly heavy: M. Domingo iv nominally 117•. hut there are no hu)ers. Since Friday last. Foreign Coffee may be stated Is. a 2s. lower. At the close of the market to-day, it was enamored that some good ordinary colour! St. Domingo had been bought at I Mr. L itt that f or two considerable parcels I Id,. ed. had hero refused. SALTPITRE.—By public sale the laili in 51.—1,713 saga Saltpetre, refraction and 171 per cent. sold at nearly the same prices, 25s fid. and 265. 6d. FRVIT eosiinters in very limited demand: there are three cargoes of Detains lauding its the duck., which at present are not sold. Rum, BRAXDII . 9 ud Hott.anms.—The business done in Rum IS 1/1111 the frw sales made are again at a fur. tiler reduction; Leewarde, proof., and 2 per emit. over, Is. Brandy ur Geneva them are no purchases re ported. _ _ TALLOW.—The priers of Foreign Tallow are little varied; she market remains hetesy. Town Tallow is to-day quoted 50s. which is the same as Isla week. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Ited...73ii ludia 80uda.,.43 45 pr. 3 per Ct. Conc.... 7411 Ex. Bulls. g,. par. 4 pr. 4 per Cents.... 911 92 I Lottery Ticket. 141.145. per Ct. N. Ann. 109 U I Cons. fat Ace....., 7411 li)k. L. Anu. 18 13-16 I NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 18. Sailed the Rochester, Sotto*, f u r 31a4,ras Bad Regent, 111•1)ougril, fur Berhice • Calypso, Jenkins. I.ir iramichi ; Etlgnr. Snore', foe .14Itnira ; Z , playr transport. Err Cork; Fox end Certainr trnroptsges ji. inyinerviti liankt•stioly, Hunter, for St. Joliu'a, New Slnyossfrick ; 11.44 Loyally, Eldridge, fur Antigua. It.lllo NTH, MAT tr 9. Arrived the Tamar, from Lofoten for It.o . _ The damp Eugene, Rideock, (rum *hut pea for F■heeeth: wits towed m litre this nft by r C9M,111114 pilot beet, having her utast curried sway ufT the Leo Island. The wind hem% eiwteily the early poet of the dey W.. *hole of the leeward-Lemuel swain& eneviat the betel, .11er Fteukliu. rAt.mourn, M L Arrived off this port the Waterloo, Fairhotatt, irotta 1.. r. horst, and widest for tilmtitlitive I 'o-rek Muiiscit. PUN- Arrivcd the Lord Nclson wake: a *lasi Ik• , pt limp , burgh. Liriqtxotos, MAT itZ The rimer of the Ron Ella 1111114 Cttrpalltl .111.1. 1 1. q. re« Ilmet toy., Larki Da, 1.4.84 it .1 here lost might w.talt. rLr palettes: she *ailed from Chola 7111.1401.31 y, and kvi4 Nehru* 26118 March. She spoke on the 22,1 Jaailatit, liot Sralle B.f Sunda the America,. .hip (ent . r.l Ilantrausi, front thorolertleen for Chien, out 104 8.1.81.0 ; un 27th Jatfroary, tat let. S. 10.14. tortst.lo4.lo E. Ore hide) Amt. (Nl* liftliuresliw Lots.lou ; 7118 31•rch. it/ :rt 60. S long. 2 1 .3 6 . Ft. the Cerberut. from Bengal for London. LIVPRIPOOL, NAT 17. Arrived the Juba Tayhor, Atkins,,.,, from esdeutrut 10111 January, wad frsoui the &foul fdesrf• 2311 shit*: puued Apeclist..o lit Apiil, awl spoke the rhtp Bee Joao's' w wt and fur Loudon, trout she Cape of Good floor. DEAL, WAY 19. Come dowu from the Rivcr and sniirtl, with the *W e nr the outward-bound, the Juno Harm DoMom, fur New South Wales; Cltllr (irovr, Timoinvoip for kb. Vtoectiro; Lbsa beita, Cur, fur Bernice; 10•Hou. Healy. for *Nadu' as lutrg.ity tranvort, fur Watrrfurd. A. need and ft ill tin, the E.Yirr , Hass, from Rio Janeiro, fur Haiaburgh. MERTINGS OF CREDITORM 'AT GUILDHALL, TO-NORROW. --....... M. It. G. R. Gregory, lisson row, merrhoo 4 J. gdoaro4, / 4 p0•111,1414. oilkouum .1. Trdie• tie, law of tit. nostita . ol-10ret I, v.cluall.r I'. Cushon, late of Spit/afield.. li .tter R. flavrrstock, Hotoolotoo, plomber .... G. Human, Citiroioo.strtet, tioru.warefloosviono .. 2 li J. Lyon, Weelissesite, cooper DI VI DEN DS. . VV. 1.1t4 J. Dewey, Coal Exiall•ago lO .1. 31oronir, jun. and J. A ikinnun, Curabill, nire chant la J. Lay, South Molt..a.st reef, baiter J. L.*, Cheafaide, wartbooonsaa . . %V. 11.0 tor, G.. ai Hrolailaire.sorect, oltip-owass. J. William 4. Bibkopqmle-sireet.Withia. lista -4/t spa . M. B. Sehltitogrr, CJeaseolo 111111% indigo isertioniti io CCRTIFICATE.!;: T. Jarrett, of Shrew bury, Salop , ;orl . stßer.—S. Richards nod W. Radhars, of li.omyard. licrtford, deslisdradarre J. Casury, 4.1 Slalom I . loartnowib, Desires, eihipossmassr. S. bay, of Itosemary-laur, Al aldlraes, A disarming 'Mir occurred at Eldon, neat Divlmp Auckland, on Good Fridi hind. named R. COATS, was attacked by 'his angler's bull, which be was leading, The *Maud threw him with such force against a sate es to push hint through it; he then, with int-reseed fury, conti nued his attack, towed him over two beavt-hecks, and gored him till part of his intestines appeared, and his clothes were almost literally torn off; how. ever, a young mitts bad the boldness to approach the covens animal, and compelled 'him to diroi-t by throwing- stones at his head. The poor sufferer walked to Isis home with part of lite bowels in his areas! Surgical aid was instantly procured, and the recovery of the patient is fully expected ! BIRTHS. Yesterday morning. at her I•ouro la flarjuiparklas, Lady Elisabeth Smyth, of a gi _ati4.ster. At the Royal Barrai k., I)utlin. on Ntrealay sionestiat, Ole Lady of lieutendul-Cutunal Lindsay, TIM Illisithandete, of a daughter. On the 53k instant. at Dublin, the Ws lb* Uolloilr4We Captain King, of the Royal Navy, of. son. MARRIAGE. At Harmston, near Lincoln, ou Monday the 7th instant, TI as Bunker, arid 73, in 81 =Hy Lawrciicr, aged 78 bzinS the fourth time the tit We has honoured She altar of Hymen. The united ages of bride, In idcgrootu, and too hridemaitis, was 240 years'. A Isige CUlleallffie of spectators wilts, i-stit the ceremony, and the vt actable pair Trimurti to flit ir dwelling amidst loud acclamations, accompanied by sew., al of ibeir friends, who acre all made heartily welcome. T. increase slur vivacity of the party, the Lund of lire slaner kindly gave a barrel of loud oid October, tint of his own cellar•. DEATHS. On Saturday alumina ■t his house in Rowe-street, Cement. garden, sincerely regretted by his numerous friends, 3ilt. Jamey iu his 01st year. On Tuesday last, aged 84, Mrs. Elizabeth Marlin, 0 e widow of the late Mr. Edward Slertin, who was near forty years acletk iu the Bank. _ . On the sth instant, at liur knoll Torkard, Notts, Jolm Spray, amid on She fuliowiug rourniug Mull his wife, too former aged 91, the latter 69 )IRM From their great nitachmint to each other, they mere calhd the •• dorm" They were new,. kinovn to quarrel, nor ever v cot out on business without secorr pas.)ing each other• '1 hey were buried in the same grave ; after affording in their lives an example of conjugal atiaeltnitut, iti the midst of poverty, perhaps never eqnslled. Oa the 9th of November last, off the roast of Arabi', Mr. Phipps Dixon, mittslatprnan on board his Majesty's .11;p etifit.M, in the 20th year of Waage, woad sou of 31a . !0r- Gout ral Diauo, of the loyal artillery. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. alarelog 41 Art a. I Evening 4 after O. DI?. HOERHAAVE'S ICED PILL, No. 9.. (sealed with red wax), fassons for the ewe of err' singe and symptom of • mild* tempt:mit. It is a m • choly tact, that thousands fall victiaus to thin Fes rid • owing it, the unskilfulness of illiterate men, wi‘,. : •, proper treatment of this direful rids/ nay, cause those runt ulcerations and blotches which pear on the Lead, lace, and body, with dimness ia the noise in the c.f., deafness, 106c:urea, utiatitiate glut", a 6 on the shin home, ulcerated taw threat, diseased awn . , n• • turns! pains in the head and limbs (fs quently misiaf.en 911ler disorders), t ill at length a general debility and dc,u!. of the coustituiniu ensue., and a nsclauctioly death put. a period to suffering nsovaliiy. sf o o With each box to given a copinus bill of directions, by which persona ate enabled speedily to cure themselves, "ill' safely and secresy, without viaufitientrut or hindrance of burintes. Its amazing sale, fur many years, is a certain criterion of its great tit ility.—Price only 4.. Itd. per box. Beware of Couoterfeiii.—The genuine Boerbaave's Red Pills, No. 1, or No. 2, are *old by Mr. Johnson, 68, Corn• bill; tad Mr.S.utger (late Baca* and Cu.), Oxfurelutrect. This medicine is a highly useful remedy in chassie rheu• flutists, glandular obstruction., and sessfy cruPlinlss is abort, it bas succeeded wiles salivation and other means have fai led. - Printed and Published a i THE BILITNNI PRIMO nail THE GLOBE Office, No. 111, Sinned C, CORN W fiLL of the &rood.