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- I S ; t sateMairistritt.s t ttilifitt: A It A Ri g ., , • ~. • • , „ s et 4A, era I't, A yaws rr , re*lllll4 Yesieeday his Majesty herd mom i.. his opesea stArisa. the forenoon thellthig transacted burß telrei'With the Minister of his Itiaosehold, and slee t Itilh the President ef- the Comical.: " %The Royal Court (Chamber of Appeals -Cerrectiourl Police) mosidering that am the Pent if 0116 Seer Sortie. remmesible editor of this Jeered: ski/heats; there was sot .uy istesiiirs of evading with regard to the censure of journal., hes .41114 Mia the ameree6Miteesseenee of s tmorith's Mu rielemment 200 francs. Private kUers from the Levant, announce that the iossrvettion has meowed • very serious chn setae,' in IN. Makr. , A great number of Tusks Wee boom 1, ethers have take* to eight. MADRID. MAY S. CO2IIIII-111TTING or MAY The Minister:of • War Communicates en official r from histiornereneval l'Ensprcitiodo, of an ac. ti l it t raith sae of the guerillas of hlerirm, who WO treated by fiesta, of the night, leaving 50 prisonenr• mtost of them mortally wounded, in the hands of the - comatitutioital troops. 'The Minister of the Government of the Colombr wmwo merino, seems, of the murder of Visiesms Webs peyhfacii'lif the capital. Ills SaftllrliCY then declared that he had • Hilt; mar frttuiffifs MtiritY On dui spbject. .His Mojerty . espreosee his tirely sorrow at the , sews of this horrible event. lie aabaerver, that ifs ise% punished in an exemplary Manner. And aboc, 141 . , if it is repeated, it will be iinpovrible to ester,. *bob theconotit otiose' system. Foreign Poem* mill ism • very unfavourable idea of the sitar*. of Spain. owl of Um political institutions that it htIMI adopted. Expresses hare been sent to other eittO I ofSpain to prevent tranquillity front bring iiitetS tirpted there. The King also said in his °missilery. Oat he had convened with the troops which coos. gem the guard of his palace, and was perfectly sa tisfied with the disposition they evince. The Minister adds, that the Government has in- 'it'd thc authorities to provide against the recur.. tepee of ouch events. M. Arnedo slays it was notoriomo, even in the morning. dist the uofortunete Voloue-a was to be murdered in his prison. Ile asks how tt is possible that the. Ministry should have taken no m aaaaa es to lirplnt each at, atrocious crime. Ile moves that a rigorous iroyMry be instituted. The Plesnivot (M. Cuesta) wishes the Aormulely to decide that there Nets td to tomposollttlot Minister,. 'it No I • The Minister of Colonleiipittends that his col leagues and himself slid not think the distorr su great; of they hod. ke insures the Assembly. they usuald have rodooroowee So overt it. •The Conlit.4ol%etetstillote vehemently against the Ministera.'..re observei; that it it not at Madrid Olotte, bul itt. ie whole kingdom, that the people wrognte tisigimmielies the right of exercising juin. tire. or rattier of drawing up lists of proactiptrairic fle asks if it is credible, as the NU ter present affirms. !hot the Monitory was ignorant of the plot of the factious. when there was not a single Deputy who lead not erriami infitrasaliass sr •The Minister of War invites tie A be► ware of calunniiatinw the sentiments 4 11111r1iiteve - • •••• 'people of Madrid. Count Torreuo proposes that a Special Commit tee shall be appointed to draw up an Answer to his hlajrry'si Message. The Committee was named itnmediately. • M. Kamm Arispe says the Spaniah people do not 'wish fur victories, but fur justice. Fle uccuses of the murder of Vimeass-thw-Judge Arias, who had told the people t t mew Alive r vett dedtli, and then sentenced him ba-a.leas rigorous punishment. , strilma OF THIt 6TH OF MAY. The Committee brought up the outline of the A I/11. er to the KISW. It II In substance as follows : • The Cortes base fruited with moth grief the crime which he. js,t lakes plan. But the Gorrrono , ut is ill veetiAl with the power and tbe memoir eteteeasy to preside for coed unite. " The Cortes are roolioed by ievioleble limit, to the faculties of a kgielative hotly. earl cite 0011 j eel the example 4.f 'covert to lie 111111. The ditiouselic relotlone which year Itiejevty wiaietelee with other flawsnit anew iss le believe that a sisal, feel will 11•40 I is Mk. Olt Om QM ttellevoorable opieiee ear sew t. , Gement, Quires* sited *by so touch bustle 1121 niudt - ilsoot the murder of a priest, when the indi. viduals who stisarainited twit constitutional soldier.. a the regiment of. Seville, far from bring punished, have not even been discovered. Al. Quitogs de !tiered that 'the Kitig is surrounded by pe.tidiumi :et:04%1/pr% who conceal the truth Goias :.,..CtOnt Torten, rental Iced several important orris maws. to oho answer proposed, which, for instance, .;porseisorrer•in profound wiener the scenes of disur ' !ler which' have titled all the great cities t rif, the • peninsula with terror. • , • 1%). Golan made a vehement sortie against tie, : .AI 'waters. lie second them of having counsolliB '1 the King not to drew hinilltir to the people, mill 'I with having suggested to him the antipatriotic WS if haranguing the troops to animate them to di. ' troll his person. The Honourable Member cou I ll.tirel by moving that a new Committee be ap. canted, to draw at another address, which may Ariake the King acquaiiited with the real causes of ilia treat io quest and of all the evils which al. het the State. The new Committee was slanted. • 4 11111 CAPTAIN-GENERAL_IO THE ItAlf It MAILROOM Or MADRID. ' • " SOLDIIII3 !—Antr ItairiNg folblied ray duly, sad tee. path* as ay honour rrquired, ihr gluey of oar aria,, 1 ri. .10Irtsed to aly aasairy,expeetioe to had it ttawq..ii ilia en. jarring the nitwits which the Coaathertioa, eat has bees ..ern to, holde sail; bat, attfuetwaatety, swam •peraosa are dioneaeo'urisi lb terabit*: this toipp *ea M taa. Thole Albs LP. Mg ices*: saurian. thou that twit** 010 y C•111$1111111.. Syllia. per, al ' tee yews hard _-,.... people, with • deadly eted,seirtatten.eotrit. hod re served the some fate for several other prisoners coo. victed of having taken part 'in the late political crimes; but the provident :teal ofthe enostrtetional sethoeities hes exerted itself milt lit its eaten to prevent the occarreuce of modes csiesseesplies; the blond of these tanks ppy Knopp has been spared, and justice has reamed de essetter. Atthough the somber is small, other culpable pawns have perished, the victims of the popular ferniest,' in different (potteries! the Peninsula; maudlin, the authorities, which wets for the moment disobeyed. beer every where repined the upper laud. There poputer comeeetions. ilk- .oral mid blameable as they are. prove in • manner Itelelliiippily too conspieunes, the falsehood of the as !Needing that there existed a counter-revolutionary potty, or that the Spatiesh people were nisnele terested in the revolution of their conetry. Thiel i prisoners of Salvetierra, who surrendered at doe L cretion. will be treated with the regard due to 41)eie asiefeleteme. Several of them have already eitiOieiespeelost diseiteeriee, which may teed to the ' detection of the Secret Committee which thralls , these ruovemeuts in a spirit hostile to the constiege o lion. They pretend to have acquired informaties kiln these 'mime disclosures, that the Committee . has egenta in certain foreign countries, where tl4' are esideavouring to obtain • loan on the strength ef II courtage of property in Spent. All the bandy of the enemies of the Constitution err now almost entirely destroyed. The nationel militia, in concert with the troops Orthe tine, mad e . simultaneous movements in every dlrettie. with' unexampled zeal and courage, against these die., timbers of puleie tranquillity. ,The peeler pet of the 'individuals who composed the new apostolic Juntas, were ecclesiastics and smuggles. Government,:iii order to cut short the secret prac tices of a class of men, who, instead of preaching harmony end peace, seem in wish to overturn society, is etigaged, it is said, iu • aew plait of ecclesiastic.' ieforin, which is to be afterwards soh mined to the Cortes. The diplomatic communications are auffioieetly., encouraging relative to our country; in the mean time Gavernmeut is exerting itself with singular activity to pat the army on such a respectable foot ing that the nation /hall have itothiug meee eep piehend with regard to its independerice.. The Crete. pursue their honourable exertions in tranquillity; the , law c oucertiing seignioral rights and the attlitatreonstittnion. - are at present the peilictpal objecect their attention. The military constitution ',alibi eilanirable ; they Batter them pelves with .being Ode to infuse • constitatiotial visit into a class of mete who till the prerul lime were tint thought capable of bring guvefued except on the principle of p.sstve obediente. Our ports isi the Alstiliterraneiti are filled with vessels coining from I taly.,ood listing on board re fugees from Naples. .Ritilmoist, &c. We are 11S-• sured that the nuudier of those already disembarked amounts to fop.' thousand persons. They are re ceived with kiadnees, and obtain from the Govern ment sod isiliabitaiste all the assistance which their eituaticni requires; many of them have already en terer) into the service of our armies. 'tor seine time past, we have also seen in our har bon us vessels from the Greek islands, endeavonriug to make perch...sof aims and ammunition. The iiegoeistions with Venezuela mid Beerros Ayres have apparently made great progress. We cminot say the rune of Brasil with regard to Aloute Video. ATTE.IIPTIZD ROIIIIPRY OP *ill GLASGOW NAIL. A scheme fee the robbery of the Glasgow mail—i■ ote way it may be said to have bres an actual rubbery—was at t►mpted on &Nadal last, which, fur ingenuity of cos trivasice, may holds place swoop' lb. omit imitable exploits of a similar kind. la the course of the previous eveniue the full Hasher of inside tickets (which fur the mall is limited to (mu) was takes out in different sames. Up to the ►our of de parture seat unoruing (eight o'clock), only woe pawn ger app-ared, sod as thus is so delay allowed, the coach of course set of. A second passenger, how, vet, made his appeareare as the coati passed Mt. Andrew's-siseel, who, upon being taken up, *reseed to recognise the other. This one lied in Isis bawd • sort of taavelling.bag, which the guard, to prevent ineombrance, offered to secure he. side himself. This he declined, oheerviwg it would nut incommode him, and he should take charge of it himself. Ois the snivel of the coac► at Mid Caller, one of the two alighted with the guard, sad went in with him to the Poet office, inquiring if there were any letters fur Mr. Williams. He was answered in the 'Mutative, amid aped., large letter, orated with black wax, uas produced with that address, whirl, he immediately opened, besides a smaller letter, the postage of "thick he paid. At this juncture the.itactividual who bail been left in the coach appeared in sight, whin Mr. Williams, with an air of sorrow, called out to him— " See, read that—it is whit I was somewhat prepared for— we must vetoes to Edinburgh immediately." They then gave orJers for • post chaise, sad I{lo mail eolith of course rote. di d to Glasgow. On its arrival there, it was diseuveiest that the money-box belonging to the Rank of Scotland, which Is deposited brio* one of the scats, secured with a both, had bees abstracted, mid • g0,,t1 deal of alarm was compuluently created. It luckily turned out, however, ow uessimunicatiug wish the Bank at Edinburgh, that the but sent to-Glasgow t►at day was entirely empty, a eirestmalmice ertikh very seldom happens. The box of the Royal Bank occupies the seine plate to the coach, but on this occasion it was fell of epeeie, mull of considerable weight, which as doubt prevented ih,breboosiog it. One of the individuals had a line green shade over Ina ryes, plobably for the purpose of esimessimest, and the utte r was of a very polite address, with so English accent. Th. y must have gut ALCMS to the buses by means of lisle keys, as the guard (wood the seats lucked down when lor Calder. The boles belungi■g to the Bank, n may .he sibs. t wed, ear espdarly fetrearded every day, whether empty or 11111. 1 • " *a* 1*.4 ;* i , e : ...c Lft5,..92 41 /9104.8.•p#,,, yr . ,•• • , 777:77,,L 6 !or IricitAll: oil . 1.1114140 * •rel lire Like v. litencre &111.11.41 1 11110.511111411 'Mot CtOssirrist meva kr. the jedialienrof the Clilitt - oet 'throe Dehoidauts.; erho were indicted.' tried, mid hand guiky at the Ilse Lassies for Cuttrw' berlosid.uf publishing. in the i tiewassoper called the I Caeliale Juana", (of which they were the Proprie.; tors), di libel on Charles.Musrpsis of Queensberry. The libel was contained Mlle artitte oa political economy. written iu the spirit of •fiolllsmith'il Deserted Village, and deprecatrd the practice destroying smell farina. as trading to tomes* the number of poor, and inataticing in the cent conduct of a Noble alarluit the evil' consequences reselling from such policy. The libel . stated, that several truants of his Lorti.hip Mgt: been turned out of their small florins, mud their houses burned to the ground, in cousequt e r 3e B e of in which great convenience hid been suataiit and even death had ensued to out aged person. Affidavits of the Defendants were read lel dhiti- Kokos. of punishment. mud Mr. Atuaasom addressed the Court in a judi cious speech, to the mile effect. Mr. ConitTeeT spote in aggravation. Mr. Justice BATLIBT plonouneed tilt sentence of the Court, which we., that the Defendants be im prisoned in the custody of the Menthol of the Marahmlses for three, calendar mouths. mud give security for good behaviour for three years. them. selves ill 20 0 1. each. 11 04 two sureties in tool. each. TUB KING.o. DIAJOBCARTITRIGUT AND STUBBS. These will Defendants be brought up for jud-- ment on Thursday next. s Iv fere— GEN ARAL ASS fartrerl • On Werlitewley 000.114404 Elan. Getty (S Earl , of Morton, Knight of this 'Lost ancient Order of the Thistle, laic Majesty's High Consmissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, sr sived.othsal Levee Roosts, Hunter's-square, at seven o'clock in the tvening, when the &tight Hors. the Lord Provost and Margistrstes were introduced to his Grace, and agreeably to the ancient established sewage observed - i n . the approach of our Sovereigns to their capital. presented Ins Grace wadi Mir silver keys of the city. Ye s teedity the General Assembly istllllowarcli of Scotland met here. His Grace George go of Morton*hrld his. Levee, ail usual, rnitts,ptild 'Co.'s greet room, Hooter's-square, which wee 'al= tended bye slumber of Noblemen. Gentlemen, and used and military Officers of distinction. The streets were hued (loco the Levee Room to the Church by the 4'h dr.ignon guards, aoci u,de tachmeut of the 7 h or roTal frisiters. At twelve o'clock Isis.llwreee walked in state to the High Cliterels,,, where he mar received by the Lord Peovost cud Megiattattes ire their robes. Au excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. M`Knight,'Mritistiit dr the Old Church, Modern. for of the lest Assemfily, from Luke i. 33 v. " And V his kingdoms there shall be no end." After divine service los (rate the Commissioner retired to the Assembly Itoopi. The General Assembly convent-d in the Assem bly Aisle, and, being constituted by prayer, the names of the Commissioners to this Assembly were reed from their commissions. The General Assembly then proceeded to the election cf a new Moderator, when Dr. Duncan Mearns, Professor of Divinity in the King's College of Aberdeen, was proposed by D►. 111 , Kitight, as a fit person to fill that office, and the proposal was seconded by Dr. Nicol. Dr. Knox, of Larbert, rose and moved. aa as amendment, and it was seconded by M►. Thomann, of Dundee. that the !Lev. Dr. George Cook, the Miniver of Laureiserkork (and justly-celebrated church historian), should be appointed Moderator. Au annulated discussion hers:wpm) took place, in which Dr. Chalmers spoke in favour of the amend ment. Tire roll being Lulled, these appeared— Far Dr. &hem lOl F or Ur. Colt Majority for Dr. M .... 23 The Lord High Cuastnissioner then laid upon the table a most vicious letter from I►ra Mtjesty, which was Read with all doe tumour and respect, and ordered to be recorded. The Laud high Cummis•iouer then addressed the asitsubly in a gracious Speech Irons the Throne, to which the Motivates made u suitable reply. The Royal %Variant tor Y,0140/. fur the propaga tion of Christian knowledge lu the H►ghlsuds and Islands of Scotland, was tilCll given in by the Lind High Cuiniati,aith,er, and ordered to be recuided, and theta to be delivered to the Procurator. A Committee was theu appousted for alisseeriug the Kitig's letter, mud diiected to meet In the Couu cd Chamber, at eight o'clock last evtuing, for that purpose. Dr. &PK night then rose and moved dist a dutiful and loyal Address be isieseinerl by toe Assembly to the King, which, beeopeconded, was unanimously agreed to, awl the above Courtuatee was sppoluted to draw up the Address. Ito consequence of the fineness of the day, a great concourse of apectators was Collected from all pada of the city to witness the :procession from the Levee Rooms, w Hunter's-square, to the High Church— the streets being linen by the 4th irgiment of dra. eau guards, firms Piershill buttocks, sad a dap tachsatut ul the 7th or soyal hailer is. Great reductimis among the junior and extra clerk, in the Victuiding tithes* and Uoek-yard•, et the out purls, are to take place on the Bth July. Seteral hove had nine to quit tlw , etatabliahmeuu at Pl 3 mouth uis.l Plymouths-flock. Ureeti. peso •ete mild in our market yesterday at se per pea ; seem strawheities and slew potatoes ••• hintsll tin f L.re : .1 .;Is i:+tiv 041.4.:44miiii 11 1 ,. L .. % - A hst. 011 hi'ri IM 0 lletila ogi P. 0 i Alpip I . • : "us us. • mh' 41 i. b i 11111.isliriey Conseil held yesterday at the Castle I lisseipreleilhoirpre; liiit (Dace the Lord lirk I nth' An treltantnetavVonnrit its one of the Lord iliAipil. The Liml CA4ticollor sod ..S t t. lit i ptisii. Baird (the Conintayslee Iti. She. Force.) ,111111 .1 141011 i io two Moody,. • • '• 0 -The oatestirsy•ho•ille• Repnerstative Peevoirt will be *applied tit the election nr Lord Viscoout refierecuaitt . ' - - M•••• .... ...... 2 11111,01TiNTINTELUGENCE FROM SOUTH AMERICA. With great pleasure we this day lay before mar Hendren • letter frbm General D'Everesx, *bath enclosed another or an interesting nature, and or the seine date, from Captain John Edward Byrne to bin family: General D'Evereus's letter beers the hamlooniest testimony so she gallantry rod opirit of this loisug officer, during the late success— ful campaign in South Aincriew. He is the same reliant youth whose death we had bees, lately into the melancholy error of announcing; but we sincerely rejoice so find that he still lives to be, as he is, an humour to his family, a pride to his country and his friends, and so approved warrior in the cauii of liberty.—(DtlbGia Frseman's Journal./ " March 10,'1621. " Dies Maims-0o of road to Torbses, 1 have has a moment's time to recluse you a letter from your dear and pliant sou, Captain Byrne, which he intrusted to my epe eisl rare whew ',ovum Santa Martha. 1 have great pleasure in assuring you, dear Madam, that he i• every ilium the fondest mama could desire. General Montilla (Is winos staff be is attached) has gives me the most Notieriag ae mum of his avoided birth public and private-o.swel indeed all his cowirodiro boa; testimony to his courage arid eadoriag eanstancy throughout the Nat campaign, io which he signa lised biasing in a must couspiewines Immune in the action at Terbium against the creel enemy, With warm interest is his Nine and prosperity, I have great pleating is sub- Scribing myself, " Dear Madam, " Irina Irked sad obedient Servant, "J. D'EVEREUZ." Captain Byrne hiss teritlen.a letter to his friend s. in which he rap/totes his entire satisfaction slabs his present situation. Hi• rank and that of his brads ther officers site been recognised—he further stater, that hr eniertsios no doubt that at the close of the presetit armistice, the iudeprodence of she repub lic he ratablislied, and be expresses a full coo fidence that then ‘• the objects which led I • from his country and home, will be attained, and that the ems:ages:nit of General Dererenz will be M illed." This intelligence coining from so respects. ide a quarter, i• highly grati(ying to us. who uui focally dressed it our duty to repine our opinion of the honour and integrity of General D'Evereux, sod most be highly acceptable to thine who, toge ther with ourselves, considered him a character de. Is serving of public estidiasion.. • . . „.„. AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE. The following atlectious will be fouud at this time very important s MALLOw Feta —At this fair, which win held on Friday, there *as a considerable show of cattle. Fat cows aud *pelage,' waist oR at from 6 to 9, and a few prime at 14 to 16 guineas. Good sheep fu request at Ms. to 42e. inferior down to 20e. I lambs so high as 15s. Pigs were in good demand for exportation, aud as the day adveaced, luster prices were obtained for them. The horses ethibited fur self were few, sad of inferior description. • At the Ciro of Birr, Neosch, and Slisnrerm4•Which tank place will°s the last tea days, alt they umet‘ well sap. pied with cattle, boyars did not apgishp; Yesterday oar principal - fair was held on the Pair-hill of this sown; this fair generally governs the fairs of the ler remedies cottony, sad Is, therefore, looked to with anxiety by the farmers. There was a very good shew of she different descriptive* of cattle, and of very good quality. Buyers, however, were deficient, and no price. to be had, cares for spriusti s, and they were low. The farmers were completely disheartened; and, if we compare the esterrt of burliness date at our fair aad the pliers obtained there, with the ac counts reassertion. quarters, where the potatoes retrials in tint ground, the price win payiag for the labour of digging them oat, it is by Do means waressonable to eunsider that the payment of rests cannot be calculated upon, at the present prices of the produce of the soil—(eat:an, May 15.) 1),, Mooday the fair of Graeuegh, in the eosin, Kilkenny, somewhat more than a toile from Waterford, ou the Carrick road, was vesy languid. There was plenty of stock and of eaten, hot the purchasers were isconsidershie. Mitch cows, however, went off pretty well; every thing else indif (erect ly. Cosa;, May It.—Butter, 811.. 925. 86.. The reports is the Newspapers respecting the late fair of Plallinalloc are contradictory. The private *erotism, re. mired try faswers is this quarter, all agree iu reprearntiog it to have bees very discouraging; sad that of Trams, which followed immediately after, was mot better is say re.pret. At the fair of this lown, on Friday, there was but a very poor ale. indeed, and scarcely any buslaararwas dose.— Carflebar Popov.) . . _ It is suppowed bat the price of new wheat will apes is this part of the country al about lbs. per barrel; - thesis a bad look out towards the November rent; however, we must hope for the hest ; a greet many farmers are laying down their lands for the purpose of raising live stock; this must tend to lower t h e prices of beef slid mutton, whicb are really WU dear, and, of course, give, after some time, a fillip to ag►icultural peoduce. At the last fair of ibis lowa, the 4th instant, live stock beetiglit very good priers, though much lower time those of last tear..—(Curlow Morning Post) The fall of lambs has his season been, in NNW diseeiets, very great; upon a farm in Essex, 81 sheep proieend lbi lambs, 150 of which are now alive. The disgraceful and destructive system intim. ing houses is going on ton grew extent in the neighbouring county of K ildare.— (Carboy Puper.) The I sh regiment, commanded Joy Lient.-Col. HUNT. have removed from Duck to Plymouth citadel. A serious occident occurred on Saturday last, near Exe , er, by the wilful mismanagement of one of the drivers of the baggage belonging to the bth Veterans, which was on its route from Ply the course of the morning the officer who accompanied them repriiiiiiiided George Layman, our of the rosters, for doirilig violently, but in vain. About t.ix miles f Exeter, this mini furiously drnse his curt 'lnward, to order in get b.fiiie soother cult, which be sitconaphshed; but in so tioiug, his uau cart was twat!. and the and ' road. been run chthi is . to the dauigruAss Peinsnl sea Febilehed • THR PK Vel wed TII I GLOSIL Wk., list 111, anti by C. COMIT ELL et the Weed. .. , illibb•;totel vii: .1'104•111111110 - . 71.1.1 169 ..ai11er0.91 s *‘ o 04 1 • .. 1 be lewd 'emote,. eser wim 140 be the tr. :711g imettsf, 18.000•44, ever Wilier evo be . 10 tame M‘e • " PAOL Or. Ceesesseeeme, lee. bee efts Veeeeisetieeell XboiO . Madrid.. 1 . 1 1 O MORIt " lirldpeM.ll,oAlll A PRIVAiI ijilliria4 . . 11, r Yeti heel iloftee been . mforimrddthe horrible . QOM 1 sosaiiirtwe 41" tille t tillomm Veneta; Abet the pal,- tat '', .• ilineep. a the segasscrierkielt alliellielled him to r ""„' 'tearoom herd laheoe. h uppeemeasseis. Out eh, I L.ell '_ " pototots iii smell quoutitses.—(Lxiter f;ezelfe.) ----- ---- sooty or soot. Out to so 'swot!, his usu curt war Dont. sou It 1 tweet4slmi 66•4141 preps 1.1 theamelres awl reader their - • 'h i l l ••.'". . .iiestroeties ousvoidebk. The Coostitotion, lost s Coot. • : ~,, 4 •,• , ..5 •'-'n.. -- " , . %vowel' sod ihildirsi *ere ilir.iwn into the tom 011 Southey seiiiiight. two boss of Plymouth, Tt,e horses of the licarr li•tried east shit sail bet Infrippeal Kin, foto tie uely Guserossessi mined to the 111113- alsdhaloldbilmills tt" alit °ldle Ma*" iff whil.t mines in • boat 11l the Sound, *ter upset by poised isislontly took Inglrt, end the wheels 11 bpsaiss sm. 0$ Mese bsurs riot your felicity, hist of sea, etilkb stet ellms 3 lktatar be l ooe l* b 4 7 l sibe tlf i llme rue bi seet w i ' i : h ig she of ii Mo ll o f f wind. A beset went to their lismstatier. once the bodies or 1.4.1,0101. tiodivkluals. A chila your •karest relatives, sod the prosperity a( the shots ulliColllllllolll mar, ani 'sidle I Isis hre to preserve that of Isis brother, uliller NA. , l ia b b oved iretibe fur . Forme brier is, peat fanieart . lit. immor.ri i li oc iu keo s , th i L i ti f t e l n to ibe the tip :i o p f o f t she tail it measeres 3 Seri II but one 0,. the b oys , 'who wire a good rut i to icy wee, sad astwithstanding my areeslienlail, 1 sea else ipc $ 10 • 40 Ike morstssitll .er pissim forti.4( at.pdoorkvol., 111 i• clew is Ith d locipts In t t h li ire b :: 1 1.40espe efceemissedseg you esefil Mesnesdassmses sip ypeighly by this bit I al p rr ' 7U-711.7'i 1 ,tshatite. - lrighiktil! Ito ear efjo4llo3lllsilit '. 1 , ,r7...3 -1 -...-. 11110,, I Inc eve - 44,91 • ••• a w r iogs . 7 reel 3 mew*, rutted socr,fice, et 11 limb's. mead the Ire Of Weibel"; net the bind she could tot bairn t.y suite Ming Wig Ism - 111 hi tokens , trim Me power pummel* s , arandable 6* so the High. .... ~ 'WC 41iit1.104 laud (sub., • sod possessed wiener strength Pad daring """ . " 4. •• - • • WO, knell* witc a te card of • child if hard pushed. . . materially i • , Rinsed and two "omen are sent to li , a l t )::r e o . n vi s k u r id a L?. ii nt n er wi l l l is ar b p u i t e ll a i s t: a ss im v ir e oa ry ol da g u ts fr iw a: wi 'l strrIIIIIIII Utileti I . . eat' he 'conk i t "li a r 'Aar no mice thin there is little holies of her recovery. TI sand. , ...,r2avi eu witlio visireel ruin, rhor i s t itied edg esisai .%" • * driver has been committed to - the high gold, I omit live doubtful event of the womou'l recqver . I . ; 1 • ....._..... amm6••••••• .....mommoimp -- • • • -- - -- • 'f he t• I na . -.24,,,5, 1,..,,,,,;.t4 ~..1. L. ..i. ..2 ... • .4.1..,: .!,le :... . lbw irittlitt p i.WOMff . Tiii for; • • t • ' .- ' ' Vlairirall 0111211--BETTING.IIOOIII,44OE-M1 larwmp w., .•3 - *WO , ' i• • .......• ,• lik a .1.1•14 !NI • I'l e„ •• „ . •10,1 0n , ' , .. - • 'Ai ~. • DBILIIINA -1 • .1; I.* 1 ,, v 1 , •• Ii• I ag444lstsloOka llfto 4 agalVostaig 10 to I. ago kegioald IS to 1 opt Duke of York • to I agst Jack 100 to s oast Thoth 4 to I apt Troodlltes ' I 11111 to 111 *gat Mato. .:. ...,- • Seta—three agitate the Add. 1101 , a ' OAK,. .. 4 ' 'NI apt Zeal r ., 'apt Ibis ee 4 "l apt Augusta II to I apt Banns. 4 p. 1 agst My Lady ASCOT OOLb cur. Even oa Beaker 1 4 to 1 agst Airdrome,* IT. LIMON. 9401 apt Jack titigpt It to 1 apt Arabella • to 1 eget Clostavoe 12 to 1 eget Sandtweb It lo 1 eget Colwell 13 to 1 eget Reotembeaoce LICHFIELD CUP, 1821. Lord T. Govver's bay colt, by Haphazard, out of Elizabeth. 4 yrs old, Mt. 31b. Sir J. F. Booglsey's be. e. Mostantor, 4 yrs old, 5... 31b. Mr. R Peel's b. e. Apollo , by Millwood', 4 yr, old, Sec 31b. Mr. Mallet's br. e. Haddssa l by Pericles, 3 yrs .14.161. 1111 b. Mr. W. Peel's gr. h Soordoa, 6 yr, old, est. 10th. Mr. J. allytton's ►. Ir. Snoi.ltadirel, 3 yrs old, 8•t. Mr. T. Gifford, joo.'s b. b. Theodore Majoeelti (late Hambel), 5 yrs old, Isl. 1011 r. Sir R. Greek'', be. 6. Sbaosviteir, 6 yrs .4d, Std. 101 b, Mr. Saller's eb. h. Warwick, 5 yrs told, dst. 1011 s. Mr. B. Phillipi sb. R. by Unseals, out pi Spladle, h Sbettle, 4 yrs old, Bst. Ilb. Lord Auson's b. e. Chancellor, by Haphazard, 3 yrs old, est. Mr. T. blackest:it's ch. b. Streltrap, 6 yrs old, 9st. I.urd Dartmouth's b. f. Oracle, 3 yrs old, Est. Ulls. General Grosvenor's eb. f. Moonatire, 4 yrs uld 8N.,1 lb. Lord Grosvelsor's br. e. Rolvidere, 4 yrs old, Set. 31b. Mr. Prendergast's Retool, b yrs old, dot. 10th. - -_ NEWCASTLE. MEETING, let!. • lIM.MIO Lord Queessberry's b... Mlprliek, Sat. !lb. apt L.rd Kelberse's b. e. Brother to Archibald, by Stansford,Ssi.blir. 2005.. b. ft. Two Spike. MARK IiTS. CORN EXCHANGE, MdnDAT, MAT 11. We had a good supply of Wheat to-day from Eases, Rent, and Suffolk, and having • brisk detailed fur that of Rue quality, prime samples sold fs. per quarter higher than tut ibis day seuisight, but there is ■o amendment in prices of the ordinary qualities. Ilsviejt • large arrival of Barley this morning, mod the principal palterers baring left of buying fur time 114 . 115U111, the sales were heavy at a decline of Ir. per quarter. Osto are ls. per twirler dealer slain on test Mon. day, but not so brisk is sale as on Friday. lu Beans a.uil rm.(' there is no 'hemline. GUILDIORD, MAT 19. Wheat, per load Oats, per qoarter Ol 17s t• 11 as Rye, per quarter Ol Os to W Oa Barley, per quarter 01 Os to 01 Oa Beaus, per quarter lf Os to 11 lea.: Grey Pease, per quarter l/ Ss to II 14. - --: SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Maw 21. This Illoreime• market was exceedingly well sapplied with all descriptions' of cattle, mad the prices were much sloe same as omit' last *potations, although the market appeared very heavy, sod every article in • decline. Then was a small solvency in the price of Hay; la Straw sad Clover no alters. tints. The following is a cornet statement of lb. prices sad numbers : To risk the offal per sumac: Sib. beef....lls. 6.t. to ds. 41.1. Head of Cattle this day : Mottos 3s. ILI. to 41. 4d. beasts I lOO ,Lainh...lis SA. to Ts. 0.1. Shoop and La5ab5...,17,300 Vi5a1....4.1. 11.1. to be. 441. Calvet - 260 Park .. 46. 6.1 to be. 44. Pip..... 2lO NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET& (By the Camas.) • Beat .... Is bd b 3, 61 I Veal Is bd IWO o_4 Mutt.... Ss 0d se 4a 041 Pork .... 3. di t o dr ea Lauda e es 0.1 la Si ed. •At COAL MARKET, 36mt 21. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Pries. 66 Newessite 8 Sooderlaud PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 448 329 238 Batik Long An. 19 1-16 3 per Ceut. Rad. 74k1 Insp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 73} per Ct. Cons.... 741 I Ill.dta Bonds... 44 45 pr. 751 7Si I Ex. Bills, Q... ptir S pr. 4 per Ceuta.... 921 ff I Lottery Tickets 141. 148. 5 per Ct. N. Aust. 110 i I Cons. for Ace... •.. 741 110 110 k 75/ BI NTH. Oa the 50th inst. at Weedon, Northamptonshire, the Lsdy of Major Lockyer, 19th regiment of infantry, of a lOU. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday. May If., at Clifton Church, by the Res. Charles Francis, of Illiuden.hall, Captain Long, late of ths royal home guari:o (blue), and eldest sun of John Long, &q. of Tilshead Lodge, Wilt., to Mary, eldest daughter of Edward Dowel, Esq. 11 irrister-at- Law, Clifton. imme diately after the ceremony the happy pair met off for %Vey. twoesh to poem the honey-moon. Os Saturday, the 19th inst. at Prittlowell, in Eases, by the Rev. C. A. Belli, Vicar of that parish, William Heygate, Eau. M.P. and Aldermas, to Isabella, floral daughter of the Ism Edward Longdoa 1111aemerdo, sq. of aapton, Middlesex. Oa the same day, In the Rev. John Grieltb, Fellow sad Tutor of FAIIIIMaIbeI College, Cambridge, Thomas Pares. jun. Esq. of Leicester, M.P. to Octavio, ARID daughter of the late Edward London Maeasurdo, Esq. DEATHS. Lately, Thomas 'Turner, of Tea. Horst, Esq. formed, of Parys Lodge. Anglesey, greatly esteemed by his Meade, On the 14th November last, drooped at Bombay, i• As list year of his age, Mr. Edward Charles Llir, late Second Officer of the East bides Company's chartered •liip Regret, fourth sou of Mr. Las, of Kiug street, Curers-girders. Yesterday, the list instaes, after ■ few days illness, is the b3d year of his awe, Mr. Juba Jaws, fur some pars landlord of the Rises Head, Ludgate.strewt, Leedom. M►. Jones was • poet of no mean tateot, wreuidiwg I. as hie feriae she narrates as follows About two miles furrh.r us towards Orrig-y-Drudios, stands Kerniogio Maw lee, postiog house of some note; and between that sad the rod lags us the left hand, is a respectable farsolouse, rated Ginn y Goes. A poet of some celebrity was bra here, and his brother, Mr. R. Jones, still occupies this farm. Air. Jobe Jose., the bard, better knows by the name of the farm (Claw p Care), is by far the best writer of commie sad satiri cal scraps that Wales ever produced, and aut•ithataudieg the gloomy fustian sad hypocrisy of wirthodism, ►is smogs me sung in every corner, both is. North and South Wales, aged iu Loudon, at every convivial meeting of the Camino- WOOS., but maws particularly at the Ihryoreddlgios au.l Cywerrippeliffms Sawittirs is Leoders, where the suthu hire. self launched his wan. • ash Armee of applause and aipsr, halior ; sad sad indeed serest be the heart which rairisot smile at his—Die Sfie DElfrilik The IY.f.A Amines, Sherikia Itemises Wedding," e See Cook's Topography of North Wales. HIGH WATF.R THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE.. Alonting IS after S. I Kunio' 49 •her I. • • , . I