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■ ■- . . .• .et inhabitants of the M ot es, a ll es gayly month was fixed upon for its exeintion. The e, as might have been ekpocted, becoming with the design, look the necessary incomes • 011tailOrnet it. Among (Orr precautions, the for- IMO of Patrawto, situated at the entrance of the Gulf of Lepanto, was stivngtheeed by so addition , to the gar *iron. In the conametteensent of the last snailli, the Turk% in a sally from the fortress, burnt a house belonging to is Greek Mahon. On this occasion, we aretold, the Greeks n their twin became the assailants, sod the contest woe long and sanguinary. The arrival of • strong reinforce ment, hrOught to the aid of bis friends by le Bishop, gave st,e advantage to the Greeks, and lbe Turks were obliged to take refuge in the fortifieatiouv, qleT bghtiug with their lintlautsted connige and ferocity. The loss of lives us both sides is ri presented to have been entotielfeab'e• The roan was afterwards bombarded by the Turks, sod so tact tnall, as to nertianplist the destruction of a great number of houses. W.; intliscrineleate attack drew forth a rennin. sinner from the Europese Consais, It is also saki, that reports prevailed that nu inserrirtion had broken out in the islat.tl of Zantr." The Bill for enabling the Directors or the Bank of England to issue gob! coin in payment of their lbg day ilk the hi Turks, how. . _ one pound notes, was read a third time yesterday evening in the [louse of Innis, and passed. This Bill now requires hut the Royal Assent to become taw, and as the measure is tip to be one of con. 'likeable convenience to the' Dlnk, for the purpose, as it has been represented, of telieving its coffers tro.n the quantities of gold now lying in them, it is probable that the meastire:livilyVeceiveite [loyal Anent this day or Monday.,. i Tfils rriNssiire,•et7e on a former necriiion remelted, ral i r es the Raok of England from what hati lon seen familiarly ealleri " the restriction," tr . ? it was imposed upon the Directors by Mr. Ptsigi and so far it is an an. 'kip:l6°n of the effects of jibe law passed io 1819, Lut it gives sto power - wintt..er to the public to sovereign coutrery Directors. The ,AUDFRDALC, arid their aeritiments !heir approbation of ;tied by the effect from it, ric checks, r, by removing am circulstion, the pub ' advantage. Mr. CnitteTorHElß his promised mo aspect of European ich point entreated of his Majesty's must be apprehended At from the events The -interference Europe from the ustrie and Itussia Continent is the on which these two received, as Mr. lloYca. it the Concrete of of Great Britain, therefore, c.pecially A nattier principle Iblished at the same principle of the ice Great Britain :hrnents of Austria seem to regard these it which this country we are rather to en. their career of tri-• Austria should be' all Italy ? or why their march so far strengthening this. after every show of Mr. Ilt!TcHitf•ON ing a Committee consideration the This was opposed AY, and after some .I.SON and Colonel negatived without a Coanniltee of Sup. POOL bad an au- Priiief ss AUGUSTA ursday, is did the iumerous party at , •ad the Duke of esterday at ttae Rev. Dr. STANIER °tootle(' to (helms's, • Room. It should WILLIAM CHIT., presented OU Los ICIUf at Liverpool from it city mid province Portugorre Cortex treb, the ►ame day 'guitar declaration. The Jury, Captain unfavourable wind. woe 'awed 'clips', steam.vousui, au Captain Li Nuttbike Neer, from voyage direct. )Company's Wipe A Pullet Wa well. lib., CELEBRATION OF THE KING'S BIRTH-DAY. After the Drawing -Room ow Thursday evening his Majesty was graciously pleased to give a Ball at Carlton House Palace, to celebrate the day of rejoicing observed in honour of his birth-day. A guard of honour marched into the Court-yard, which was brilliantly lighted with gas. A detach ment of the lire guard., with a numerous assem blage of the police, were in attendance to preserve order, in which they happily succeeded. The mar shalmeu anti the under porters were in attendance. The pews of lite guard lined the grand hall. The pages and oralheasra porters apppeared in their stale uniforms; the OWN glisen by hi. Majesty being intimated 011 the tarifa- Mmied by the Lord Chamberlain, being for full dressy Sle hogs and comets with the gentlemen, and the Indio& is every respect se for a drawing room, the Court hoe. bay sow discontinued by command of the King the housgsey were above two hours in setting dawn. The idakralinia. set apart fur dancing, was the crimson or old drawl*Mas. v which was tastefully chalked with various sppropAils *viers. A temporary urchestra was fitted up fur An 011010110 Its a recess in the centre window fur a nu issersianlialed, which was composed of the first-rate r , .11IMMIOh Om airsick op so attractive (Mere a quarter he. (ver Ades It'cloekr when waltzing immediately eunara4mreJ, whiehiastiamed for some lime, mud the ball concluded with timadstillas, which finished about two o'clock, and die com pote, rhod left by half-past two. The Kiag had returned I. his Palace from dialog with his Royal Sisters, at poncla•l time to receive his distiog•ished guests, who appeared big* gratified with his dignified •contleacension sod at. (ability during the stay of their visit in the Palace.— His Majesty was attended by his great Officers of State, lad other attendants, and accompanied by a number of his august and Royal Family , consisting of Prince Leopold, who first arrived, accompanied by the Ducbeas of Kent, with whom Isis Royal Highness sad been dining, at her apartments is Kensigton Palace ; shoo the Duke of York, the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, and the Princess Sophia Matilda. Refreshments or the MOM choice description were peeper ea, amid d to the company from a sideboard in the octagon room, by pages in their slate uniforms. The followin„ Ladies' Dresses were omitted in stir Paper or yesterday : DUCHESS OF ST. ALBANS. • A• rich gold lama train, satin petticoat to correepond, trimmed with point lice en simile. Head-dress, sloped, jilaisais of yellow sod %bite feathers, topaz and diamond orlassents. MARCHIONESS OF CHOLMONDFI EY. A most superb silver lama dress, richly embroidered in , elegant defogs., with a rich garniture in tulle and lama at the bottom ; a silver lama manias lined with white satin. MARCHIONESS OF WINCHESTER. ' A superb gold lama dress, tastefully decorated with tulle. interspersed wills gold srheateers; a very rich blue satin heist ' m us with a Linde an of Brussels point. Hc.id.dress, Am. tisers sad dimmed.. MARCHIONESS OF CONYNGHAM. A mignificent dress us' white satin, with draperies of tulle, richly embroidered in silver and pink shells, wills silver net wink, borders cnibioidered of the same; train of white satim,. superbly embroidered in pink and silver. MARCHIONESS OP WATF.RFORD. A most splendid silver lain. thee, ever French lilac. orna mented with blond lace, militia 44f the same lama over satin to corrcspoad. Hearlidress, a rich plume of ostrich feathers, with a profusion of diamond.. MARCHIONESS OF 'WORCESTER A white satin petticoat, with a net dress, elegantly trimmed at the bottom with wet awl pink roses; trans in rich white satin, trimmed with net and rem. Head-dress Marabou and pink roses. COUNTESS OF BRIDGEWATER. A rich dee surrals! end ponceau; white satin train. Hess/= dress, feathers sod diamonds. COUNTESS OF BELMORE, A train of pink embrvired lustre; richly interned pettietitat of crane, tastefully ornamented with Sowers. Head-dress, diamonds end feathers. COUNTESS OF GALLOWAY. A petticoat of embroidered net, rick blond flotmees, with satin roulette; train of apple green gros de Naples, trimmed with blond and smell. COUNTFSS CARNA RYON. A while satin petticoat, covered with stripped gauze, the bottom trimmed with a rich silver gauze, caught in fes toons, with silver straps; body of white emit.. covered with gauze to correspond with the petticoat, and handsomely trimmed with silver; train of rich lavender Eros de Naples, superbly embroidered in silver lama. Head dress, a beauti ' fel silver twine, feathers and diamonds. COUNTESS OF LIMERICK Wore a superb satin dies. of peoeh satin, petticoat of rich peetli satin, magnificeatly embroidered in three deep borders sit pearl heads and shenille, each forming bells; body richly hued with bread French blond mid pearl stomacher; traits lined with beads the same as the petticoat. Head-dress, ' (colliers and • profusion of anaeiltyms. COUNTESS OF COVENTRY. White VOA de Napie petticoat, *err which Ira. a moat magnificent gold lama gown, embroidered in liege roam, and &inners of gold lama-hair and rich while giros de Naples, aorigged river with gold, the wisne as the geol.'s, with a deep horder tuned, and lined with white gros dt: Naples. Head drcis, feathers and diamonds. COUNTESS OF ASHIWRNHAM. A rich while satin petticoat, Over tibial Oaf Mora a moat magnificent dress, richly embroidered with pearls couleur' Faille; the design grapnel' de raisin, the, vrwago ■ la serigne, urnamentvd with a profusion of thimuorts and point lace; the train was cumin's. d of rich water Bros de Naples, trinotiod with •blond lace and satin. Heed dress, 'ostrich featlicts and satin. COUNTESS CLONM ELL. A floss met embroidered dress over white satin; manta& of Naples ►ilk. Heed.oraw, feathers auJ did mew& COVICYt.SS OF ST,GERIIALI4S. A net dress beautifully umbruhlered nt plat!, over white atilt; train of levet:der silk with penile "tt correspond. Head-dreao, feathers and diamond". Coy NT ESS CASSIUS. A tulle dress richly eaihroiderell in steel; like satin train ort.ameuted to corsesputid. klead.dress, ftatisers and dia monds. COUNTESS GREY. A rich white satin 'petticoat, over which was wore a white mope drew, trimmed ■t the bottom with point !wee and coin a la scrigue; the train of rich bluo (rue de Naples, imined with net and satiu. Ilcad-dress, ostrich feather" and diamundr. COUNTESS TEMPLE. A ‘pletlid silver lama dress, richly embroidered is Mlle, of the valley and.passiusi flavor, oroasnented with pis& tube roses soil tithes of the 'a:ley, over *bile ratio, and a spies &l manliest tit silver tissue_ ilead-drew, leathers nod a potation of diamonds. COUNTESS OF 111011EBERRY. A rich pearl while satin pettievid, with a Brussels late dress train of satin, richly ornamented with Brussels lace and ~.lean; leer Brussels Fare se.h, William stomacher, cress necklace seed armlets. Head-Mesa, a rich plums of -- cud a superb wrest!" of brilliant'. COUNTESS GROSVENOR. • oiler, lama dress, &Mewled with rich blood; ;-adrd Iliac sad w►ite mho, trimmed round with vcr ; body and sleeves trimmed with rich Bram Head-drcas, s profmtoe of diamond* sad fa- MRS. FITZCLARENCL mummified with Mail, room mid It OCINO of ilia trim, with peed embroidery. .. . .I.oya I. K ..s-, , ~... 1 ...,,,,,, 7 ...ii—er compel the Bank to'pAyjr siagle sn la the will arid d±sCiatirin of the Ala , rittie of LANSDOWN, Um] Lai J,ird limo, steamily delivered -i' wt the Bill, and expie“..ed their it. Should the measure he attriiil •••.rhicli is universally anticipated frr lag the dreadful crime of forgery, . . k pound notes out of .the rirctilst 'will bail it as a great and signal adi In the House of Commons Mr i HUTCHINSON brought forward hi• i • 3 1 lion rewecting the general aspec , ' politics, and in • speech of mach , . thr attention of Perliament and r ' Ministers to the danger that must to the iuterests of Great Britain • now patisiiir on the Continent. 'I of: Great Britain in preserving E alarming Ftrides now making by Au to ctii‘li the lesser Stites of the ( more necessiry, as the principle on • great Powers effect to act received, ENSON remarked, its eviction at Vienna, from the coorcnrretice of and the British Cabinet ought, ther to present the abuse of it. Ai which was also said to be establish Congress, namely, the boasted p \lista:ice of power, ought to induo to snitch with jealousy the encroach' end Russia; but our Ministers seen • -Powers as pursuing an object in wl is interested, and that, therefore, we --courage than impede them in th • - uniph. But how comes it that Al i permitted to retain possession of al . • st)ould Russian armies continue tl sGiiihward, for the purpose of at • Ai:it:try power of Austria, long aft • -resistarice had ceased in Italy ? M • concluded his speech by proposing siie whole House to take into c i events now pawing in Europe. Ti by the Marquis of Lon DONDEIRY obst/vation. from Sir R. Wat.so I. .i . DA slEs, the motion was Regal ... divi!.ioti. The House then went into a Cos , . • ply on the Navy Estimates. Yesterday - Yesterday the Earl of LIYKRP dienceof his M AJESiIr. The Kure dined with the Pri after the Drawing Roosts on Thur .. Duchess of Gi.oucasTEn. • Princess LEOPOI.o bad a nun . - .. dinner yesterday. The Duchess or GI.ouCSSTER 1 . , i`''.; CII LA . Elr ili visited l t, the KING yes 1 .0. lace Kama Not.csEtt and the Kr CLARKS were among those we (MI .., . . , ~. •.. . i as bring beene ingessehnot:ttatd t Sirthe Draw ing V ing I h, Baronet, P ' GS -4' . trim the Contirier:L e Leiters have been received at ti fr i !‘• Allarbskolls, announcing, that that bad declared • in favour of the I' , sad Constitution, es the tidi Mart -1!/ ' as which Pereambuco made • sin , Tas DISCOVIRY SHIPS... — TM .. - PARRY, nein to an unfavourable iidown to Northlleet by the Eclipse, • i Seedily last, aad the Becht. Ca ' k ! . 1.. ,6- . Monday. They will Tomlin at Pi/ - 4...dayst, sod the drop down to the N :they sidaTeesd es dwir mar d ladis ,Conspaisy a • It. Jit . :o l t7 I y and Doan wore at PAW , I t L $ on the IStli November, •11 well. under weigh. for China. 11 "virl ww 4 r7isw- • y~ , ~ moviise g o ,,, passage of seven hours, horn liolybeurl• alerts feathers, 1 LTOO, OD Saturday being the uttai‘errary of the birth-day eet fore few 'ef ord NIELViLLE. the fuuttliation otutie A suprrb sit from wbeem et tbe t erecting to his nternoiy, iu the 1 train, , W., ~ a d . metre scat. Aliareier-N wire. Edinburgh, by the i wile and silver Ant& qf' Royal They and Wawa. of the United Empire, liel. Pula'. He Nola Weed see iNd by Admindair MILML K.C. B. i Lace dre ' l '''. iiiiiiii h wets then sod Admiral OTW A T, iyi Chief es- I WWI by other Naval 0 . ) s .. • I Lice ; shit ss, at I . .... • 1 4 1% .• • --.. • ,-:,- •,.,,v,, cid< k..- .t.,-4:t \:4- -. it .---- 4 . , '" lf t% .. . PARIS PASIIIONS. When it was the fashion, as in last winter, that s Lady shhold bare scarcely any clothes, when the violet-colon' of her person indicated that she was almost frgsea, you could nut prevail on her to confess that she felt cold. Now that fashion requires a winner should appear small in the wsist,-211 our eleganles are so closely bound up, first by a corjet a la Dlaan, and then by a robe, the body of which comes up to the neck that some tweothe with diffi culty, several dare not eat, sod misers do not know how to more from fear of areideit. Well! have the misfortune to say that they are too much confined by their dress, and you will have cause to roe your revenge. Last Thursday Madame do L was in a pout with her husband, at the Tuileries, foe not less than two homy, and he deserved it well. " My Dear, I am not displeased with the fashion, nor your meatus maker; your robe is charming; loot you safer from it ; it coolie's you too much."—" Always sliest, M. de L—; you would hove it believed that my want is clumsy; I am not confined—quite the contrary; it in your fancy. I appeal to Monsieur here," addiessing bererlf to me. I felt embarrossed, when, to convince me, Madams de L—, by what miracle' know not, coutrived to pass her fats between her waist and hea cesius, where I thought it would have been impossible to introduce s yard. M. dr I.— was evidently wioug; there was no resisting so cisarineings proof. kit *Mktg L PA lin iss. Prince Leopold entertained a large party of distinction ' yesterday at Marlborough House. General Rom entertained the Ditcher's of Richmond, the Ladies LeIIDION. sod a distisguslied party yesterday, at his house in Portland-place. Tim Marchioness of Londonderry gives • splendid rout this evening, at her Loose is Si. Jaineria.wioare. Lady . Graathana has issued reeds of invitation to a chid'. II rens' ball ell Taie•iday next, at her boast lit St. James's sq are. Mr. Hope has loaned cards of invitation fur an entertain ment on Saturday, the 1211 a inst. at his house is Duchess sin et, Cavendish...piare. The Earl and Conritest of Blesioton will entertain a party of distinction this day, al their house la St. JSllleed square. Dowager 'Ad, Astley entertained a party of fashionable, on Thursett; evening, at her house in Cavendial.-sqoare Mrs. Thompson hail another grand concert yesterday treeing, at her house irs Grinvosoirspiare, which was very on meronsly aad elegantly attended. The Earl and Countess of St. Germain.: gave an elegant entertainment un Wednesday, to the Earl of limerick, Lord Sidmouth and the Misr, Addington, Lord Sydney, Mr. and Lady Charlotte Ryder, Colowel Woodford, Mrs. Hwy Clive, Mr. Eliot, Mies Charlotte Eliot, Mr. Vilicent, Mr. Langston, Ac. at their home in St. Jamme.squair. ... FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Duke of Bedford arrived yesterday at his house in St. James's-square, from his sent, Wouborn Abbey. The Earl and Countess of Craven have arrived at their house in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from their seat' Hempstead Lodge, Berks. Sir Francis Write', Bart. has arrived at his house in Charles street, Berkeley-square, from bis seat, Cotton. hatch, Royston', Heti.. Lord Eardley has returned to town from Wit seat, Bel. eiders., Kent. The Hon. Mr. Eettyrus has arrived at Cook's Hotel, Al. bemarle•street, from Shrewsbury. Lord Thomas Cecil has arrived at Thomas's Hotel, Berke. ley square, from Berks. The Earl of Abergarenny has arrived at his house is Berkeley-square, from his seal, Eridge Castle, Sussex. • Lady Louisa Lygon has arrived in St. James's-square, from Earl Beauchamp's seal in Worcestershire. The Hon. Colonel Edward Lygnsi, M.P. has arrived is St. Janses's.equare, from his seat, Farmineturs, Gloucester. shire. The Hoe. Colonel Henry Lygoo, M.P. has arrived is James's.equare, from Woreestahree. • Sir John Sebtight, Bart. has arrived at his house in Sack will..street, from his seat is tints. Charles H. Tracy, Esq. has arrived at his house in Dover- ' street, from his seat Toddingteu, Gloucestershire. E. D. Da►enport, E.q. M.P. ha. arrived at his hose, in Lower Brook.street, from his arm Caper Thorne. Cheshire. G. L. Fox, Esq. M.P. has arrived in town from his mat Tadeaster, Yorkshire. The Earl and Countess of Lonsdale have left town fur Paris. Lord and Lady Holland and family left town on Thursday for die South of France. The Ladles H. and E. Ashburoham have left town fur their seat at Wimbledon. A►rivals at Warren's lintel, Regent street :—The Lord • - Commissioaer of the braise Isles sad mots; the Marquis of !Adam', from Chelieutiam mud Lord Lyaedock, from • Lord Dame's seat, ill Herts. Arrivals at the Prince Saxe Coburg Butcl, Charles-street, Grosvenor square:—Lord sad Lady Mork Kerr and Ml6l Mark Kerr, from • tour; Downier Lady Sitwell, from a tour ; sad Mr. and Mrs.Stuorn, horn a tour. Lh•pariores-- , General Broderick, fur his seat in 1111$1 MI. and MIL Wm Begot, fur their scat Hillgley, Staffin &hue. Lord and Lady Aosuu ant! famifY on a tour 0 the Conti. neut. . Mrs. sad Miss Phillips from Hulles.street, Cs% eudibh. square, on s tour to the Cusitneut. itimterday a numbtr of the Roy4l Family ho noured the Rehibition at Somerset-hotbe with their presence previotts to its opening for piddle in spection on Monday. Poince I.konut.n pro ceeded in his landau, accompanied by the Duchess of Katur, the Docile/a of CLARENCE, Prin ces FEODOR, soul Prince EanEst H o n E N Loilk; LatiGannuuuu. The Dnchess of Cit.crucEsTEtt, the. Princess AUGUB7A, and ihe Princess So rata MATILDA, fidlowed in another car riage. 'Their Ro%al Highnesses acre rectaved by Sir THOMAS LAWRIPIcii, the President of the Royal Academy. and the Seerttity, who con ducted them over the different room• of paintings, miniatures, drawings, sod etnuanes, with which their Royal Highnesses appe.irell higl.ly delighted.— The view occupied their attention between two and three hours. Lady MART PoNsoanyr, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. PRITTIE and faintly, arrived to Dublin yesterday ineunight in the ineutu packet, after a • of hours, from Holyhead. ... r 1 PRIPPIRM SIRS. PIOZZI. The eskb,sted Lady died on Teeeday, the 2d instant, at Clifton, in die lid year of he► ago. This Lady tong held a high station in the literary sad fashionable circles, of which she was a distinguished ornament. An author herself, cell the admirer of learned men. her friendship sad intimacy with Dr. Johnson were alike iiimostrable to both. An iniiritendeal fortune, a mind richly stored, a lively wit, and eleasiug man ners, rendered her a most desirable friend and companion. Her Otte now of spirits did not forsake ber until the last. ARTISTS' ORNR RA L BRNEVOLIMT INSTITUTION. Yesterday evening the ' aaa y festival of the General Benevolent Institution, for :he fetter of deceased artists of the United Kingdom, was held at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street. The institution is alsu intended fur the relief of their widows and orphan.. About titre o'clock the company, consisting of nearly 200 ' persona, sat down to dims..., his Royal 'Highness the Doke of Sussex io the Chair, supported on the right by the Lo►d Mayor, and on the left by Sir Thomas Bell, Mr. Blake, M.P. Mr. Ord, M P. and numerous persons of duasnrtion. Several speeches were made is, support of the lostitutino, said a handsome anhseriphuu was made by the company, who remained to a late hour. LONDON sornm• FOR PROMOTING CHRIS TIANITY AMONG THE JEIVS. The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the above Society was held yesterday in the king's Concert Room, which was corn. pktely Abed by a most respectable ournher of persona. Shortly alter twelve o'clock Sir Thomas Baring look the Chair, supported by the Bishop of Gloucester, Lord Cal. thorpe, Lord Teignmouth, Lord Gambier, the Richt ►loo. Charles Grant, and a large number of other eminent per sunagea. The Chairman then proceeded to ailikese the Meeting. He mated that the total receipts amounted to 10,819 t and the expenditrire to 13.0001. and upwards. The balsesce. how ever, to keep the Society out of debt. bad bean made Hp by the disposed of Exchequer Bills, and wit► the balance left in the Treasurer's hands last year. By this account the Meet ing would see that the expenditure exceeded the receipts op. wards of %WI. though the eub'criptions of the last year ex ceeded that of the preceding by some hundred", and she pledge given by the Society not to incur any debts had been kept. The Secretary then proceeded to read 16e Report. After instancing several interesting eases, it noticed the preva lence of an opinion among the Jews, that their maimed con version is not far distant, and that several inleMiscat Jews think the next generation of their people will all eater the Christian Church, and that the new Synagogue is the gradual transition of it. Lord Ca/thorpe expreosedillis gratification et the exertiuna and labours of the Society, and mused that the Report be adopted and printed. The motion was carried unanimously. The Rev. Mr. Scrubber 'treaded the minim of Lord Caltborpe. A couriderable collection was made at the doors. LONDON S ESS lONS. Yesterday the atlj3l:rne4 tendon Sessions were held be. fore the Lord Mayor, Sheriff., Sce . Bey jcnitin Darr', a private of the First Guards, was tried fur au outrageous ainult upon M'Caralir, an officer of Alilgate %Yard, in the execa;:•"l of his The Prisoner, irt his defence, sa74 this he had been 'truck by some one of the mob, and he thought ;; Vet fair to return it to some of them, but he did not know that thti Pruseemsor was an officer, or be would have given it to somebody The Jury found the Prisoner GNUS', used the Court men. Tented him to be imprisoned fur six months. POLICE.' 11.11,1110,-110Usf. FORGED NOTES. Yesterday four persons underwiest examination, before the Loud Mayor, on charges of uttering forged mites. Reece, a juorneyrnse tailor, was charred wills having uttered six 11. forged notes, it was slated that he paid Remy three of them at the Plops of two respectable woollen &opera in the city, for cloth, thread and trimmings. H. had given pia name sad address withal! the notes. The Prianoor its his del . . .Ice said, he was a poor journey man tail o r, s a d bac; been tont of work some time, silos be dimmed to drop into 1: public-Moose in Deptford , where • man, is the dress of • sailor, treated him with great libera lity. and fur some days behaved to him apparently with all that thoughtlessness so mach the character of British sailors. During the time they wise conversing at the pub lic-house the sailor would frequently send him out in the neighbourhood to purchase mail articles. for which purpose be gave him always putout' notes, which, being well knowss its the neighbouilsomt where he had resided • peat part of his life, be bad no difficulty in paying assay all that were given him. The three pound notes that he had passed at the wuollemdrapera were given him for some shoall articles be had disposed of to the sailor, who had since disappeared. The Lord Mayor, who, on the first apprelsencion of the Prisoner, had canoed inquiries to bents& in the neighbour hood of Deptford, as to the character the Prisoner had borne, was informed that he had lived there for a long time with • fair character. A gang of titterers bud recently. Visited that town, and inundated it with forged noes. Under the circumstaaces of the Prisoners hating made so false representations, and his umfurnaly good character, his Lordship said he could not doubt hot the Prisossie hail been made the dupe of some experienced titterers, nod the forfei ture of his life might have been the cousequeuce, had he not had the support of a good character. The Prisoner was discharged. The other three peruses were mere boys, Iwo of whom were charged wish haviog uttered bawd Inure almost imme diately after being discharged from prison wilier similar charges, where they experienced the lenity of the Hank, in declining toprusecote them.—They were remanded. oimeznivaintatt wearier. A half-par Lieetesaut is the army, of the Ramie of Price, was brought from the watch.housc, charged with antioyitic tidy Fitzpatrick aril her family, nod assaulting her foul nrio.—lle was detained fur waul of bail. Lertut PROM 1146 Kitin.—We are requested to announce the publication of the Twentieth Edi. nom of the above interesting Leiter. The unprecedented Sale of Tweuty Thousand Copies, in the short spare of a few weeks, of itself proves the inn insic merit of the Work; bat, as au additional claim to the attention of the Public, warfare informed by Mr. SAMS, the Publisher, gthat be has recalled letter, from most respectable individuals, in va rious pails of the Uoitrd Kingdom, bearing flattering lea- Simony to the good effects 'produced on the public mind by the Letter from the King in his People. CAPTAIN PARRY'S Ace°Wit of hit late Expe dition into the Arctic SCUS will he published in few days. Captaiu Panay presented a Copy of his Work to his MAMMY on Wednesday last, un takita leave on his departure to the Nure, from shrine the Fort and Hada are about to proceed! ou au enterprise which we cordially trust will be attended with complete emcee's. Bottac—Otiver is iu excellent tr.:daisy et Hampton fur his combat with Niekasaa, on the 12th of Jose, an'l not withstanding *be confidence of Gas, his prowess excites no alarm in Oliver. The small-pox now rages at Wotton-Underedge, Gloucestershire. 'there is a !person in the town who inoculate. at 3d. each ; and he holds out as threat, that if any interference takes place, he will perform the operation gratis. The inhabitants also frequently inoculate each other ! - ...1... .... DI Eta EXtIMORDINAR Y. Last werk, la the nvighb.lorhood 4 Doakeeitt, toasty Limerick, the wife of Patrick O'Ffelan, of roar sous and • daughter, all living, and, though delicate, likely to live ; muther isms well as cam be expected. Sixteeu niontlia be fore she had two daughters and one sun at a birth, that blessing Paddy with eight childres in a year and a halt. .—Putatues are Id. a stave is that seighboarbood.—(Waisr ford Mirror.) MAKKErs. -EN CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Mir 4. The a►rivals of all hie& of main alum Moakley hav e t wee , eery small, but a good gaudily of that day's supply of Wheat from Fosses earl Kent renraine4 over fur this mum ill's market, which met *easy sale, but win was di : t oiled of oblained Monday's prices. Fine fresh Barley brine scarce, sold on fell as good terms as on Monday; but tber wows scarcely may demand for she inferior qualitleA. Th•• Oat trade was very dell, and rather cheaper. In Beaus and Pease ne alteration. SEIWRURY, BERM, M•T 3 Whest Rye —a to —a 36 r s e so. parley Bread, per gallon, la Aid. to Is. 41. H EM EL H EMPSTEA D, MAY 3. Wheat, per 141 (five bushels) Oats 254 to 39s Si) Beans New auto to Old Beans t o 0. Barley, per gear 22a to 28. Pease 2lls to 22, 0,1 SALISBURY, MAY I. Wheal 4O. in sgla Si) I Oats.... ISs. Od. 1.224. Od. Batley. , 2O. to 24a RI Beaus .. 30s. Od. to Ss. 0.1. - - DEVIZES, MAY 3.--buitseioes admit. Wheat.... 45A lid a 2fis 6I I Oats 41.8 Id o 24s Od Barley.... 23. Oil a 471 nil Deana $6B Sacks or Wheat, sold at the average of 23a. 5,9. SMITIIFIELU ►IARKET, fitickav, Max 4. There was a pod supply of rattle at market this morning consisting principally of what were left over Crum last Stun. day; prime meat maintains Slonday's prices, hilt the infe rior stilts ate lower. The price of Hay has suratewhat ad.. ' , arced; Straw and Clover remain nearly the same The fallowing is a correct statement of the priers and numbs, g : To sink the .1151 per alone of 55k. ettf.. e tic 81 to 4s. 64. Head of Cattle hits day : Mutton 3s. 6I to 4s. 64, Beasts lAanb...ll 01. to kit. Od. Sheep and Lambf.... spou Veal ....4s. 6.1. to 6s. 6.1 Calves Pork ... 4s •I to St. 4J. Pig 5...... 113() N EWG ATE AND LEA DMISMALL MARKETS. (By I lse ( Aseass.) _ __ Reef .... 3s 04 to 4s Od I Veal .... 3.4 4d to Se 44 Mottos.. 3s 0.1 so 3s 8d I Pork .... 31 4d to 46 11,1 Lamb. PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. ST. J 4M FAIL worraettattc. Hay 3/ 104 0.1 to 41 14. ad Hay.. 41 0604 to 4! Ii 04 Straw I/ 7.04 to If 14. 64 Straw-. 11 811 OM to 11146 0A Clover 41 0604 to 34 Oa Id Clover 41 46 04 to 41 Ss 04 PRICE (1£ /UPS, ow Cwt. - ftEwretocTs. ifivr amis. Kent ....21 Us to 4/ 354 Kest 9110. to 41 4. .5 1 .3 sex ~21 51 to 3l Is Smooex .... 21 Os to 21 lOs Essex ....21 10s to 41 40 Eases .... 2/ be to 3( 100 Faruham, fine, 4/104 to 0110. DUN, sowed, ti id. to 51 Os f ' ~`_;r WINES, exclusive of duly, 78.71 per gillon. Port, old, per 138 gallons 351. $o 481. New, ditto Lisboa, per pipe Madeira, per rope of 110 gallons (East (odic) 451. to 751- Iliberry, per butt FOREIGN IVOOLLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leotiesa 0.1 a 4s 3.1 Segovia : 4 ,1 s 3s 64 —_--- Soria .. 2s 9.1 I 31$ 34 Seville .... 2s 3d a 'la fd Samna y, let Ss ad a 7s 94 2d Oda 3s OA Bohemia, Ist ........ VII • Os Od 2d 3s Od a 4s 04 COAL 111AKKET, MAY 4. Ships At 111toket. Ships Sold. Prim. 632 Netwcassir 52 Sunderland..,,.. 3 1 3ll dd. to 41s. 9d. 1 Sioue Coal • MARRLAGE. Theirs.lay, at the New Church, Mary-le-bone. by the Hon. and IL v. Edward .f.thrt 'Tumour, M.A., Brooke Hamilton F:aq. of Wray.bury, Ruckinghatmthire, to Maria Jaus,, daughter of the Poe William Richardson, E.q. amid the Couittess Dowager Winterton. DEATH. Last work, in his 75th year, the Res. T. Scnrt, Rector of A.tott Sandfuttl, Btteka, anther M . the well...know° "Coat mentor?! on Ik. Scriptures," and of malty ether saleable 1 beologicaliVosits. HIGH WATER THIII DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Motsiag ST '41.14r 4.* 1 Evening 30 after 4. • PRIOR OF STOC Wank- Stock.. 4.14 133 3 iwrVont. + 711 ji 3 per Ct. Cons 31 per Ct tn. 81: 82 81i 4 per reuts 89: 90 5 per Ct. N. An 108 i Bank L. Ann.. 18 9-r Insp. 3 per Ct. An. 70 ;KS YESTERDAY. f Indio Stock wof 1 liidie Bothh .... 43 pr. I Old Arristeitieb . • • • 7 I Ex. Bala. 2. 4 6 pr. Lottery Ticket* 141. 14.. I Coils. for Acc 71 7 3 1 73 COURSE OF /MONA /Inviter(lesn....C.F. 12 14 lilt. FRIDAY, MAY 4. Leghone 47 Ditto at sight lt 11 I Qinsia 44 Rotterdam .... 2 U. 12 IS 1 Venice .• .. Antuei p Hainbur;ll ....21 U. 38 7 Naples Altona ..... —2 , 1, U. 38 8 Palermo ....per ux 115 Parts . day's eii;kt .. 25 80 Lisboa Ditto .........2 U. 26 15 Opartu Butirdeaux 2O 15 Rio Janeiro Frankfurt un the Bakia .. .. Main, Ex. J. —146/ Dublin Petersbuigh,rht. 3 IL'. 91 Cork .... .. Vitinva effective 2 M 10 20 BULLION Trieste....do lO 20 Portugal Gold in I' a. 4 Madrid.... Cade* Bilhoa 35} liars ..3 V 10! Bareelosa 35 New Doubloons ..0 0 0 Seville. .... •• 35/ New Dollars .....0 4 1 ° Gibraltar Printed and Published a i THE BRITISH PIERO nail ill E GLOBE Once, No lt7, ;Bread by C. CORNWELL, of tbc 9traod. UXBRIDGE. Corn Inspector's Return, Timms Ar t Alsoir 3. i2beat,• tier load lOl 102 to IT/ --- Barley, per quarter —d to 20s —d Oats Beasts 27s to 3U —d Prase ltl2 —d to 33s I : , 1 9 ImiVigt TiC i2~'