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■ • AWIASMINC ACROSS the HELLRSPONT. MORT *Ol. LORD MYRON 21 Dflßg - 7tORtAT. , I , P. . 1 1( 4 . 41 • a 14 1.4 • !1.; p a w swamies bides Nosesiitil "C -• • ' I)Pri 0 5 1 •" • Itallllllll4, I 111,1 I. r i"T . Oita telletto the 441 k par; .let, of Tstswee's 71sidgits Awkich yoo lately sent me), it* stinted, that "Lord Byres, vibes. lie expressed midi col-demos of it. pretties bairn ammo to bare forestial' lbot latelder swam bosh ways, with sad ageism she tide; whitest, lee (Lord Byrom) mbar performed the easiest part of the task by swisesniwg mai it from Rater, to Asia." I certainly could sot have forgemes what is liaaw• to every sehool-boy, that Leander trussed is the eight, sod refereed towards the monolog. illy ohject war to aberrtaia diet the Hellespeit timid be (reseed at all by swinsmieg—and in this Mr. Ebewbeed and myself both atmeeevied.—the eoe in an hoer and ten inittutes—the 1 011 tirli'wes not in our &weer: oe the contrary, the great hin t( t • malty wee to hair up against Ike emceed ; which, an far *me beiping Es to the Asiatic Mile, set se downright towards v Archipelago. Neither Mr. Ebeehead, 'impel( ) sac I will venture to add, any person on hoard the frigate, from mitt (stow Admiral) Bathurst, downward% had may notion . of a oldfereoste of the coerces On the Asittsle side, of which Mr. Termer speaks. I sewer beard of it till ibis moment, or ' I would have takes the other coarse. " Ultimata Ebel,. head's sole Motive, and mine also, for setting out from the European aide was, that Ilse little Cape above Restos wag more prominent starting place, aid the frigate which lay • below, cloak under the Asiatic . Cull', formed • tailor o : gg point of view for as to move towards; mid, in feel, we 4, %. • blooded immediately below it. Mr. Termer says, "AM. • • ewer le throws into she from this part of the Ew= • :bilk, mad se. lee at the Asiatic shore." This is so ter • D. Nato( the east, that it mut arrive is the Archipelaso if Idh •• ntrreist, a/though • woos wind from the Emmy/. . side might have such an effect measioaelly. Mr. Tweeter attempted the passage from she Aaketitea* owl failed "'alter Ore said twenty minutes, in out ad of hundred yards, he gave it up frumi complete exhaustion." Thai is eery poomble, and might have ne s • mated to him just as readily on the European side. I par- • . titularly stated. and Mr. Robisn* ham done so elm, that we were obliged tamake the real passage of one mile, es ti ad to petweee three sad four, owing to the force of the straws. I can swore Mr. Tamer, that his success world bare given me great p:easuop, & as it would hate added as. • 411100 'Dahmer to the proofs - Of Its practicability. 11 leapt • guile fair for him to infer, that because As failed, Leander • apeld out sticceid.s.-There are. still four immures on ream* eiNeapolitais, a yeses Jew, Mr. Lbenheod, sod myself—. Ilse two last sere in list presence of hundreds of English witnesses. With regard to the differtsce of she f, pereeleed nose; it is flivourable to the swimmer on 'wither last tray he stenttried by plunging Soto the sea • res . nails wagapbese the opposite point of the coast which swimmer *Mb, ID make, but still bearieg ay against " fr Ile strung, but if you calculate well, you weep reach 'Mod. My own experience, and that of is hen, bids use pro. mawore the prmage of Leander perfectly . practicable; any • riosig mail in good health, 1111141 with tolerable shill is swim ggking.isigaii succeed Mil from either side. I was three boors in 'eveleassibli PC(1)14 the Taxes, white ia emelt more hasardoes, ' More tau hours longer than the massage of the Mentor's*. tal what Ina) he dime in animating, I shall mention me mete 7.7". • m a rm o t., 10 1119. the Chevalier Miagolilo (a academes of • 11••••1104 • spud swimmer r wished 1.. swim with my (shod, lisr.,Atramider Scott. and•myself: as he armed parlsculorly sonic was on the subject,. we isidolged him. We ell three se•reed - froas the island of the Lido, and swam to Ifewire. At 11100111111• Ce of Ike Greed Canal, butt sod 1 were • good o wl 'Amos, and ice sari no more of our forage friend; Wbieb, however, was of no cousceteece,, as there was a .grondola to hold his clothes and pick hires up. Scott swam two till past die 'Rielly, ober* he got out—leas from fatigue taus chill, having been flow hours is the wats-r, without rest or stay, except a hat. is to be obtaiteed by Besting on age's bark; this bettor 'the rusiditioa. of our performance. - touttistied my course ou lass hauls Chian', colorising the woos e of the Grand Camel (heroism the distance from the Lass, and gut out where the Laguna vote mere spree to fangs. l had bees in Hoe water, by my watch, without itwfjp or rest, said mischitog grimed or bust, bow Aiwa sad frestfy amours. TV lbw mark, asid dyeing the greater OEM of us pee fornielice, Mr. Hoppocr, the Comma General, den' wilts - tam used at is well know. to massy others. Mr. Imam ram easily vet^ the ties, if be thinks it worth while, My refirrisig iti Mr. Hopper. The distance we could not • • sarwrssely ascerimio; but it ass of course considerable. . • 11. crewed tire Hellespont io one boor sod ten minutes Maly. lam now lee years •liler in time, and twenty ito mosiiiisition than I was like. I passed the Dardaneltes, and .bei'llso years ago I was capable of swimming four hours ono sweaty minutes ; and 1 am sure that I could have cois• tamed Iwo hours hare, though I had est a pair of trousers --ass eecoulrement which by no mesas 'mists the per. forinsoce My Iwo companions were also four hums to the water. Illingaldo might be about thirty years of age, "hunt about wx..and.iirenty. With this experience its ossatioisig al different ps hods of age, not only es, the spot, taut eso live, of goriest* peasu u what is there to make .me doubt that Leas der's s xpluit was forks-Hp practicable? If ti,ree oohs dusts , did more than passing Ilte Hellespont, why altusthl be have Anne less ! But Mr. Teruer faded, sad nstuoally bee4 twg • plausible excuse for his failise,la ) s Ho blase 4111 the Asiatic bade of the Strait—to as" the manse Is evident.. He trod to swim atrocity across, instead of goiiig higher op so take she windage...He aught at well haat 1011-11 lefty nv. r Mount Athos. last a yuuug Greek of the heroic Con, is leer, sad with his lantbsto fall vigour, might as &Miaow, is tiro& r wonderful use deem** Be " MO mph ohs or not is another gerition, have bad • mall boat to sere hem the Irewhie. I am years, eery truly, BYRON. T.B. -Mr. Timmy imp that the swimming from Europe to Asia albs " the easiest poll of 11w. task." I doubt whether ' •Leawder fumed it Ito, as it was the worn; however, he had ,moveral hours hrtween the intervals. The aigoment of Mr. 7'. " Ihal b.eher u p sir down ibe Steals 'videos so Coll. ssdrr.bly, that hr woolil mew Note labour by his maltose," is only Rand aw.iiimers. A isms of any psee lite or skill will always consoler be dist.tice less than the &brill'. of the Hess,. If Lieutenant Eheolirmill amt my. •olf heal 'bought of crossing as the alliflllWeal peso', ihalead of smog sip so the Cape shore ii, we should have been swept doles to 'rem dos The Sims' is 'soh hews - yes', raini er 'nosey wide, even where it liro.ileos whore mid below hie sash; as the hires, tram %lammed POIIIC 1 me to Si.. Danis. sells., wasting tor the Firma,,, I bathed often in As Streit oulogiouroilly to our trajecs, mod giorrally ou the Asada side, w.tt.eet pirieisiog she pointer sereogth of the sink stream, by which Air. Torso r polkas. his ova failure. Our einttaentent in she small hay which urea, oncaerlialely • /below dire Asiatic fort, was so die* for the Asti 4r:otiose which or Bung 1w Ow pro pose, as they snyhilousolis crawled aloog the hullos'); this dors not armor say plat. gtol. mw 0. cam vs than MI stir European sheet.. ro good to oho gm wh o ,/ issinimilow 4 .ll4•l we chose the Muria. au aide an. .• robber," 1 appeal to Air. Hulthatuae anti Admoat ll,thorst, Wit be line .4 so. (poor litorookese bung 'joie died). Had I yr hero aware of •Ily such difference of comas as is awls. e . 1, we world at leas, hare proved al, sod %Cae out likely se lr , ve given it sip in the aneuty the missies of Mr. Ter- I w e,s owe •aperiureoit. :•t•.• • - n , 5 . . ti ;!) a ;.. - , r- Acc stdinec to el:ficial returns to so WYhi of the H ta•es'.4l . Commons, the total qa..siiity •o"1 1116. VOlitil in in . Garet liriistin, twiner's the Silt January and Sth Apo,. 18111, is 1.481.2.55116.; and the total qu. suss y eta red loath duty line penny per pound fur 1,011,.e constasiiption, 16,94511,. ; list 0, ate ~,,,,„„ I , r -inland, 2,085,11410. The (pantie, remaining under bond, uu the sth Apiil, 1811, 11.813.4661b.--Ts'le total number of 1011Insii of apitit• distilled in :::essilend fur home cossautoptioo 1810, loss 11,147.5:.'8—duty 6u3,676/. 18s. Gid. . t • .: a _ DISINTIRMINT OP MR. SISKAZIRTILLX• ---••••••4••••-7— . • It is in the recolletdblii'V'tkii4 Y of the inhabiS tants of this place, thatiNi. 'John Baskereille, celev basted for the improvements he made in letter. founding. was bosied by an express direction cons tamed is his will, in his own ground, in a inauso. lento erected for the purpose previous to his death. Upon his death the ground was volfi, and passed into the hands of John Ryland, Esq. and from him to his son Samuel Ryland, Erq. who • few years ego demised it to Mr. Gibson for a long term, who bassinet, cut a canal through it, and converted the remainder into wharf lend. Soon after Mr. Ryland became; the possessor of this properly, the mufti leum, which was a small conics! building, was take,/ down, end it was rumoured. we remember, at the time, that the body had been removed. This proves to be unfounded, for it appearslWo a short time before Christina. last, some workoutd who were employed in getting gravel, discovered the leaden coffin. It was, however, immediately covered up, and. remained untouched until Fri day last, when, thespot haring been recently let for • wharf, it became necesrary to remove the coffin, and it was accordinglydisuiterred, and de posited in Meseta. Gibson and Sons' warehouse, where we were allowed, with some few others, to inspect it. The body was in a singular state of preservation, considering that •it had been under ground about 46 year.. It was wrapt in a linen shroud, which was perfect and white, and on the breast lay a branch of laurel, faded, but entire, and tints in texture. There were also leaves, sad sprigs of bay end laurel in other parts of the coffin and on the body. The skin on the lace was dry but perfect. The eyes were gone, but the eye brows, rye-lashes, lips, and teeth remained. The skin on the abdomen and body generally was in the same state with that of the lace. An exceedingly offensive and oppressive effluvia, strongly resembling decayed cliee.e, arose from the body, and rendered it necessity to close the coffin in a short lime, and it has been since re-interred. It was at first supposed by thoae who examined the body that some artificial mean* bad been em ployed to protect it from putrefaction, but on inquiry we could not ascertain that this was the case. The putrefactive process must have been ar reired by the leeden coffin having been staled her metically, and thus the accesi of the air, which modern discoveties bore ascertained is essential to puttefaction, was pievented. We subjoin flan Biography a abort memoir of 'hie singu• ler and ingenious chancier " John Baoltervilla, en ingeotors Esebsb artist, particu larly deserving maansemmaisos fur hi, impreYeinents in prise. lag sail type famettling, was born at Wolverley, in Worcester shire, in 1700, and inherited a smolt paternal estate. He was brought up to ow particular profersion, hut early se. quired a taste and skill in line writing and culling in 'tone. At the age if twenty he settled as a writing master in Bur . minutiae t sad the rising ismoutactiotes of that tenon giving scope to his inventive talents, he mitred into a branch soloed to his lure of design, that of japanning, which he followed with pestle► ingernity and worm as long as he lived. it was to MO that he tanned his thrombi@ to lettet founding; aid aiming at walking his than perfection is whatever he undertook, he pursued .A with great lokoorr, and et an expense which twig consumed meet/ of the profits of hie other asseufactiories. His Aral great perforumece was an edition of Virgil, in royal 410. 1756, whirls has since trebled ill, imiginal prier. Afterwards twiny others of the classics, and several English ones, came from his press, as well in quartos as is meaner Mmes. The paper and ink were 'hoof his own preparation, and cirturuly nothing in Engined had befit", appeared which tumid rival** beauty of hie workmanship. The type lAA • peculiar fineness and siorpares, which gave theiminting asterism reeembianre in due priat-hand-writing; and the paper had a remarkable gloss, which set of the type, but was rather offeasive to the ryes. Baikervilles editions, however, are not in gene ral remarkable for correctness. Not mteting with the en cuuragement be expected from booksellers, he latterly tot up a type-fuendery for sale, which business was fur a lime carried on by his widow after his death, in 117 b. Various attempts, however, were snotty to depose of his types and matrices; and at length, not much to the credit of Ibis country, they were 'offend to to to Pori., where a literary society purchased therms for 3,7001., mod employed them on a very splendid edition of Voltaire s winks. " Mr. Britkerville wait possessed of a naturist decanter. of taste ' rn which distinguished every thi ng th a t come fru his bands His house, planned by himself, was more drcorott d with architectural ornament than any in Birmingham. The paunch of his carriage were elegem pietism, and he was drawn by • beautiful pair of cream•eulusired berm. tie loved One clothes, and indeed seems in all teepees, to have bete fond aslant/. united with something of singularity. He was extremely pulite and hospitable to imager', sod culti vated acquaintance with sty. rat ingenious non. He was in dulcet in the tomawu routine of life , bet active in every thing of rovelly and invention. Hr kept apart hunt alt m ilitant, sress,•nti was buried under • IMUSIANIIIII in his town grounds."—fittrishigkons Chrintiele4 NAVAL 11V I'ELLIGENCE.. FORUM /WM 114 T 24. Railed the Thomas aid Mary, and Chapman transport', with detachments alike bllst regiment for Malta. PLVIIOUTII, NM! IS. The Enchanter's, Raherta t from Stindelland, in be.itm4 op the harbour, Cu, urn shore near Devil's Point, but expect ed to be gut off without damage us thell..woug of the tide. intalouTn, MAY 22. Arrived the Anise Johann', Hruierarn, Goo. Porstruend; and Wedriugion, O►sren, from Caidiff het Agnate. dais. HARRIER. ■AT H. Ar►ived the Lady Nepean packet with a w■tl from Hefted. Sailed the Leicester packet for Holland, and Duncan packet for Cesibaviro--eacti with a mail. DUAL, MAT 24. Came down from the River and smiled the Moseley, 'Qurkla, for Antigua; Henry Clay, Potty, fur Virginia; St. Juso Baptista, Basaldua, for Sabo* ; Mary, Patterson, for Quelare ; Ann, Lewes; and Tomer, Morton, fur Muamie►t; Lady Hamilton; Amity, Baker; and Radcliff, Ruidelt, fur the South Seas; and Vittoria, Hesru, for Jamaica. 1111tYAGIESIT RAY 21. The preventive boat on this elation to rut. rine the harbour M 2 p in. •as struck by a be avy .ea, ti lb d, and went down; by flea niebnauce of some seamen, four of the crew were saved, bet Illtrilllll4 officer, Mr. Junstim, sod two of the boat's crew, were drimmid. The boat has since ►een ;alien up and beutield ism The tnerket h••usr at Leidient, Kent, fell a rem drys ego nett, a treatenibius cresol; a great crowd of persiiiie weer hear the buildirig ci the moment, but fiirtunist.ly escaped without suittatiiing any taste. tie' injury. The notorious Abrahams 'Minden, though lately reported in be dead, Is 111111 living in America.— (lierey Paper./ The supply of grain was not large at Norwich M arket Us! Satuul.•t'. Wheat advanced about Sh. per cuoteib, and Begley was rattier dearer than la►t week.—'There was little alteration in the Cattle Mai ket. MARKO T.t. n v‘i • 4 • CORN EXCHANGE, FilliniaTt 111 4 1 r Tile Wheat trade was liallot IW b 1 . r1114, " Ii th " of use quality could be dispoiadi,uf, sad which obtsieed Noaday's priers; hot there was tai deinawd for inferior samples. Harley was very chili is silk pod rat loci. cheaper, having a pod Supply wf fre.h is Croak Oats an rather lower Shea ea Wednesday, heviat Wier arrivals from ilia Yorkshire toss'. White Peas 2v. per quarter loser. la Brest slid Grey Peas there is as alieration. UXBRIDGE. Coen Inspector's Return, Tituttsnair, MAY 24. Wheat, per load II/ —a to DU Barley, per quarter 23s —d to 26 Oats l7s —d to 23. —d Beam ten --d to 351 --d Pease NEWBURY, SERBS, M* MI Whew Rye .. --• to --is! Wane Bosky Bread, per pilau, 1.. 41. to le. bid HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, MAT 24. Wheat, per Id (five bushels) Oats 25, to 4ils W Reins New ditto —4 to —.l Old Bean —s to 23e Barley, per quay 23e to 211 e Pease 2O. to 23. Od DEVIZES. NAT 24.—leopeetor's Return. Wheal.... Itlts 94 aMeOd I Oats nOs Od a 24s Od Barley.... 93s OA a 18s Od Beane 980 Sacks of Wheat. told 1.1 the average of !Ss. 71.1. SALISBURY. MAY t 2. Wheat 4114) to 56s Od I Oats.... 18s. Od. tolls. Od. Bosky. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, Maw 25. There was a fell market this morainic of Lambs sad Sheep, also a pod supply isf Beef, but the market appeared 'Aber heavy, and with clufEculty Monday's prime were o►- tained for prime articles. In Hay, Sirs*, sod Clover, no al. teratioo. The fullewiag is an to staterneut of tbit primm and members:— To wok the offal per stoma of 6111. Seef....3s. 641. to 4s. 64. Head of Cattle Has day: Iluttos..3l. 6.1 to 4s. 41. Beasts Immb...ss. 61. to Os. 64. Sheep soil Lambe.... 7,900 Yea1....4r. 6.1. to 51. 4J. Calves Pork... 4s. 64 to Si. 4.1. I Pies .. 290 HAY-MARKET. Hay......... W. 10s. 0.1. to 41. 4s. Od. Cle►e► .. 41. 0.. 041. to 111. Os. OJ. Straw RESVGATK AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcau.) Reef .... 26 tid to 38 Veal .... 36 (k 1 to 46 ed Mutton.. 36 0.1 to 4. 041 I Pork .... 36 4d to 46 ed Lamb PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. PT. JANIRS . S. WHO CC cAA par.. Hay 3/ 104 0.1 to 41 10. 0.1 flay.. 91 18+ Oil to 4/ 6.0.1 lOraw 1/ 4.0.1 to 1/ 13. 011 I Straw.. 1110.041 In 1/ 14.04 Clover 4/ Os Od to 51 Os Od Clover 41 o.od to 5/ Oe Od PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ace. per litlb. Town Tallow 50s 01 —.. OJ Yellow :tulip 'Os Yellow Russia 51. 0.1 —. 04 Moulin! While diuu...gts 04 —... nil Curd .... .. Ate Sump iliiiu.... 459 Oil —s Od 1 Graves 23. Os ff Melling Sta 311, Oil —. 04 Dead Dregs ... • 9s Os Dtllu ruisgb..tts On --a 00 PRICE OR RAW FAT, per stone of Sib. As stated by At ?atom A. stated by nee Belelitys. Mellert:- , Rt. Jamts's Slgrket.. le lid Pries by Ta110w.... la I 8 .1 Ilibiterhatal Market IN Ild Avertge„..., 2. Ili PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chaudlrr* Prior of Candles, per down), lift 04.1—N1oa ta., 11. 1611. 6il. per doses allowed for ready money. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. Isms POCKETS. NEW NAOS. Kest ....A/ 14s Ho 4/ ISs Kest .... 2/ 10. to 41 4s Sussex —2? 6s to 3/ 4s Sussex 21 Os to 11/ les Essex ....21 10. to 41 4. Essex 21 6. to St 10s Far ukam. fist, 4/10s to 11/110s Ditto, secouil.2ll64 to 61 CM WlNES,exclusive of duly, To. 7d. per gallon. Port, old, per 138 gallows 3Ol. to 481. New ditto Lisbon, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallons (East lodia) 451. to 731. Sherry, per butt RAW HIDES. lest Heifers &Steers ► pees?. Ordinary.. is Od to the 2d 28 8J So 3s Od Market Calf.. each as Od Middlings 2s Id to to Ild Eng. Hums Or Ott to Os Oil FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leonia 3s 04 a 4s 3d Segovia 3s 06 a 3s 64 Soria ts 94 a 3s 34 -- Seville Ramsay, Ist . . Ss 64 a7s 94 -- el theuria,lsi ........ 04 a 6s 64 24 OILS, per Tuu, of 2b2 Gallons. New Greetil.Whale .. 221 lOs Spermaceti Old Pale Seal . 301 —s Pale Rape 451 lOs COAL MARKET, MAT 45. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prim. Isi Newcastle I Sanderlead , I -a Od. to 395. 0.1. 1 Hallows C. .... 1 . —a. Oil. to 55.. 0.1. 1 Egli* Coal —.......—. [Prom gybe " London New Price Currattl • FRIG•T EVENING, MAT 25. Correa.—The Cotton market has been steady this week : the buyers, however, Emmet a greater disposition to effeet sales. The purclias• • elute our last consist a— dd, Bengal . • 600 Soria . Si.l. • 80. 120 Madras.. SO Sea Island 30 Pernambuco ..... • • •-• • • 17 1 11 . 20 Carriacou 30 Samna 9ll. Imparts, Itlth to 241 b, inclusive:— Madras BO St. Viisernea 2B It is currently tenoned in the market, and with moor confidence, 'hit 3,000 bag. Bengal Cotton hare beet, privately purchased; u.. pa.itrutars are stated respecting the prices; we are 111C1111ell to believe the report is true. SliEran.•••••Tke Sugar musket this week has been without interval; very few good klu•covades are ou show; the bil 'ere are its et...ergs/mem Isuldisg eff in expectation of further airov•lii; uu alteration whatever tu the prices cam be stated. The Willard market bas been heavy and rather lower; the arcomita heal tile continental muskets generally art very eild the imileve for Oro bust.cuosouptioo of a et Tr Ii ca .•_ I • :- the soup.", 4 not appear inclined to parchme on as eXitfl. sive male:. tbeireleen since our last may be stated about Is. tower. By public sale oa Tuesday last, 974 chests Fi It Sugar were brought forward: the whole was withdrawn, good and fine white at 595. good and line yellow at 335.; 'Mee thee the plater proportion lies been disposed of, good, and fine white all at one price, we believe 2▪ 81. the yellow at 32e. Corras..—The public sales brought forward this week Imre Wee considerable; the demand has been languid, and to cussespiewee the quantity sold ham gone off at lower prices; the ordinary, good, ■nd fine ordinary Jamaica, at a further cloche, of 2a. a 3.. The Foreign Coffee brought for- ward yesterday was all withdrawn, fair Toddy St. Domingo at ll7s. There were two public sake brought forward tkis forenoon, conflating of 941 casks 789 bags; contrary to goners' etpeetatiou, the whole sold with considerable briskness, fully supporting the previous prices; middling St Lucia at 1325. 41,1. ordinary to good ordinary Brazil Ma. 6d. and 11Is. ; fair quality St. Domingo sold at 118 s. the damaged at 1141. and 114*. 6d. Notwithstanding the hits heavy sales brought forward, the market looks firm, and from the appearance of she bidding' to-day, it is pro. babls coosiderable Nosier's will be done in Coffee. FaVlT.—The quantity of Denims in the market at present unsold is rather considerible ; there is little dispirittinis on the pail of the grocers to buy, even at the present low price,. Rum, Stu mm, and HOLLAND/ —The Spirit trade his bees convulsed by the brat house in that line having sus. raided their payments. 'lke quotations of Rum and Wendy are nearly nominal; no general reduction can at present be stated. Brandy sod Geneva remain at the lids nominal sposations. Tatdow.—There is little alteration to notice in Foreign Tallow, yet the principal bolder, still refuse to sell at Iha primed price', and upon the whole the market may he stated mere liras than for some weeks preceding; Yellow Candle Tallow 40e. 9d. The Town market is to-day quoted bOs. which is the same as but week. STA7'R OF SPAIN. ' The private letters received from Madrid and 'other parts of Spain indicate a better situation of affairs, together with the prospect of a more speedy return to the settled habits of a firmly established Gusernment, 01111 several of the preceding arrivals from that quarter. They tend to show aloe, that all the facto relating to Spun', in the French Pu pets, have been exaggerated, and that tuauy of them are wholly false. A letter written by a IDIOM her of the Cortes. after narrating the manner is which Venuessa, the King's Chaplain, was put to death by the populace, proceeds to observe, that Nladrid, within three hours after that event, woe as trunquilois if nothing lisd happened; and men tions, as a proof of that tranquillity, that tee King took her usual ride the same aliernoou. A dreadful story is related from Paris, of the fate of four monks., in the environs of Armada de Duero; huh the letters of the Nth from Burgos, which is not far distrait, are wholly Warta on the subject. •There is no doubt that a feeling of great animosity exists, particularly among the army. against those who are plotting the overthrow of the Constitutional Goverunieot. it is stated, su a letter horn Maillid of the 10th, that petitions have beet, received from the great putt of the regiments to be employed against the disaffected. The King has greatly di tarnished his ut.popularity by a Proclamation„ in which lie announces thet the title he would prefer to be hailed by hi. subjects in public, is that a "Constitutional Kn.g. ' Aria*, the Judge, wits passed the sentence deemed too lenient ou Veungsses has hot vehttteed to resappeiie in Madrid. The letters from Cadiz, Seville, and oilier cities, are of the same consolatory character as those from Madrid. • A Madrid paper of the 7th inst. contains Ilse answer of the Spanish Corte, to the Message of the Kitig, relative to the murder oh his Chaplain. The following passages are illustrative of the sentiments of that assembly no this event :-- " The Corte. have 'rained sal) the saute grief as your Majesty, the crime committed by certain iudividuals, who, overthrowing the authority tif the laws, deprived of life a criminal placed under their safeguard and protection. _ _ _ s " The Cortes on their part, restrained by habits to the functions of a legislative body, have given proofs to your Majesty of their ardent desire to remove whatever ottsinties might be up posed to the Irce and uonsterrupted course or jus tice; and whenever called upon by the Govern ment to assist in any object within the sphere of their lawful prtwer, they will anxiously hasteu to promote the end desired. " Your Majesty beit►g.coovinced that these are the sentiments of your Cortes, and being intimately united with them so the preservation of the eoustt tutiott of the mona►chy, all efforts of any clues of doniestm enemies whatever will be .useless; and with re.pect to our foreign enemies, erety day's expe rience readers at inure certain that they sill out pretend to interfere in our internal afrairs. The prudent find well-se a .ulated conduct shown by your filajesty'r ttttt ent in their diplutu.,tic re lattuns wills other countries, ca iiiiii t base inspired them wills any motives of enmity or distrust. 'the internal stare of the monarchy, notwithstanding the int nimble disquietude that lulluws a political change, cannot furnish even the sl , giiiest preiext for threatening our independence. For these rrs. soils the Cortes du not believe shut a private and isolatrd action, however criminal and calanitious it Wily appear, can lessen 'lmpart reputation that we have It:gulled with other naiions by our political regeneration; ►once even the most highly cued, its circumstances far less critical, and that tuts nt t•auqutl reriods, have had to puiii•lt c ell St all more fat..l to the internal aectn•tty of the Stale." The Cortes conclude hs recoturnerlding to the Government, iu whom sufficietit p..wer is Vested for that plupicie, to act wills the requisite firmness, and punailt liar murderers of Veloutbss. COURSE OP BBC/1A Antsterdam....CF. 12 14 Vitt° •t sigid l2 11 Rotterdam .... 2 U. 12 IS Antwerp . Haniburgh 21 U. 38 7 Allen. .23 U. 38 8 l'aris 3 day's siVit 25 80 Ditto Roardeaux 2O IS Frankfort on the Main, Ex. 81 1574 Petersburgh,rbl. 3U. 9 Vienna effective 2 M 10 20 T e Madrid. Cadiz Bilbos 35 Barcelona. 95 Seville 3sh Gibraltar %CB, FRIDAY, Mar 4S. Leghorn ( Smuts 43l Venire ..... 27 60 Malta 46 Naples 34 Palermo.... per us. 116 Lisboa Oprtu Btu Janeiro 4tl3 Bsbta .. .. . 32 Dublin ..,.. Cork ...• • • • ...... V i 111111.1.110 N. Portugal Gold iw I Af. f. COW, per us 0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bars ... 2 17 10/ New Duiildoous 3 13 New Dollars 4 10 Silver In Bars 0 0 THE TURF. wavrmAßKer SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1021 TOlilt/DAY, NAT t 4. Mr. Beavetiea Arbutus, lkst. best Mr. Jusses'a Master Henry, 10. t. D.I. 200 p. b. (1.-11 to Bsgss Arbutus. Ramalittotioaa's Sireekitora, Sat. brat Duke of Pon. laud's Zsdig, 8 , 61. 71h. Di. 100 p. h, It.-11 to $ N Shrerkburs. Fifk y Pounds, for 3-yr olds, carryiag Ost. Mb.; 4-yr old., 800. • 5-yr olds, Int. 71b4 6.. yr olds, and aged, Est. T.M.M. Lord SuSe/d's b. f. by Maley, out of Aquiline, 3 yrs old 1 Mr. Bouverie's br. e. by Moeller, out of Brush's dank, 3 yrs old Mr. Wyadhara's by. e. by °claviers, out of Trash's dam, 3 yrs old.. Mr. W. Cleitney's gr. f. by Diensdale, 3 yrs old Duke of Portlakkers eh. f. by Walton, 4 yrs old Lord Foley's b. e. by Walto• ' oat of Syeorax, 3 y r s o ld Lord Exeter's br. f. doped., 4 yrs old Lord Voliesort's elk. g. Euphrates, 6 yrs old Mr. Rush's hr. c. by Waxy, oat of Chintz, 3 yrs old Mr. Joikes's b. r. brother to Faaay, 3 yrs old Mr. T.l'4ollllol', eb. f. by Delores, oat of Billarrs, 3 yrs old . Mr. Genuer*s eh. r. Flibbertigibbet, 4 yrs old . The Judge placed bet three. 4 to I agst Lord Sulkiere b. f.-2 to 1 apt Mr. Wynd• hara's br. c. Haodicap Sweepstakes of lats. each, for three yrs old mid upwards. NewiT.Y.C. Mr. Tkoruhill's fisidouix, 4 yrs old, 7st. Mr. Rush's b. f. by Truffie, out of Reserve. 4 yrs old, 7st I Ilb. Loud Claremlou's Miramkpla, 4 yrs old, 7st. 711) Mr. Hooter 's Rosetta, 4 yrs old, 7st. I 11b........ Lord Suffield's, b. f. Selma, 4 yrs old, 9,:t Pd 2 to 1 apt Bardoass-3 to 1 apt Mr. Ruth's b. f. Sworpstakes of legs. each, (or three yrs old colts, Sot. 7110 sad fillies, Sq. 41b. New T.Y.C. Lord Suffirld'a e. by Maley, oat of Black 1 Mr. Garner'• Atom Mr. aufoey's f. by Dusesdale Mr. Crow-Idoors c. by SAID, out of Palma Mr. VI eh. c. Tenets Mr. Wyodhaos's f by Whaleboat, oat of Morgorelta Mr. FOl . ll Little Darts,. The Jodge placed bat two. 6to 1 agst Lord &Acid's c.—S to t opt Atom. The Jockey Club Plate of 50gs. to be rum for by bones tke she property of Members of the Jockey Club; fuer yr olds, c.rrying 7st. 21b. ; five yr olds, 80. 31b.1 sin )r oWs, &Leib. and aged, est. 111 b. B.C. Mr. Wyadliais's gr. b. Little John, 5 yrs 01d..... Gee. Grosverour's eh. f. Muonshiue, 4 yrs old 2 Lord Solieles b. e. by Yaudyke Junior, out of Rosetta 4 yrs old Duke or Po., lan d 's eh. f. by W•Itoo. 4 yrs old dr Mr. Booverie's bl. r. Pandas, 4 yrs old dr 7 to 4 UM Like Jubn-3 to 1 agat Lord fielßeles h. e. Lord Warwick's b f. Svlas best Mr. Bouweries Pandits, est 411 r. each, lI.M. 200g5.16 [65 uo Selma Lord U.s.escr's Athenian, est. rec. 50gs. front Mr.Grevillea Pacha, est. 61b. T.Y.C. 100 gs. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bonk Stock „Vag tiel I Indio Stock 3 per Cent. Ks.% 7411 f India 80ndr..48 49 p t . 3 per CI. Cons 75 I Old Annuities 741 3/ per Cent. 1!41 I Rs. Bills. 2.....3 5 pi. 4 per i'ents.....94ljtit I Littrry Tickets le. 144. 5 vett:l. N. A n. 1091 110 I Cons. fur Ace.... 73111 13. L. An. IS 3,5.16 19 I SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ POWDERS. THESE Powders are irtd its to produce, when used as directed, water, exactly of the some quality as that rowed M this eekbrated Seidlits Spring—ilse . water impregnated wish them becomes in an instals( as sparklittir sad efferveseewt as Soda Hater ; is very pleasant acid rstreihing, and has Elm the cape-meat quality of the fa. moos Cheitesshara water. They will (imam nnimpared is any climate, awl will keep for years quite perfect; they are therefore an acquisition to the Traveller from their porta. bitty, acvl become au object of sunsidtratiott to amerchanie for importation. Piepared and .old by G. MARSHALL and CO Chemists, lit,wer street, Gulden—quire, on 13.onrs coontainine sufficient fur 12 Osseo; at 48.41 d. each, Duty included, or 12 Bones fur igs. la.U.—The Polak are cautioned against imitations of this artiek,Hari •lir init. names (generally tow in buxrs errataiaing a quintity for wine ■lame., at 40.6 d instead of a quantity for 'weirs), and are requested to observe Mat tint words, " Prepared by G. ;Marshall anti Co." will be printed upon every label at dm top of earls Box. s s • had as above:— THE NEW GINGER INFLIsION, fur instantly seak• Wm Double land Single Glory Bret, that will keep is wI4 clusware. The ORIGINAL OXYGENATED SODA, for 'sating Pods Water. CHELTENHAM SALTS, is eMisresessee arid is Cq► tale. EDICIN P. CHESTS of all kinds sad prices; Asd site time. Di egs laud Mrikcises of all kinds, for home end expottal . . • ee P.eparid eke, sad sold su above, very sorrier FRENCH POLISH fur Ise woods. liumneis aging . Nostrap sapit." 4 . One ponce et Isle, to risiso."—.‘ll•ltTta6. Just priceSs. 'maids (Fifirenile Edifies), 'SHE &GIS of LIFE; N N., , ,Vlrtileel Coto. Vatutery UN the indiscretions arising from Hems% Fiailly, is shirt, *be Csusrs, S%nopioorns, and bassist Ef fects of Libel Veto. rra, (liaison lite o, Stricture, S. 'Rival Welsh. stets. Ake are fully 41•Vrlispord Part 11. CUSltiliAll UMW K. mark. on erriais. Frm•le ir. , mplaseits, in portico's, Steri lity; Mart 111 eml , rbtes Prartical Oliservrituos out &suet Debility, S. If Abuse, and 31rootal lailasitoo, with moms in ter...flog obGeffialloolo un vegetable and animal life; in Part 11/. is a Series of Caere Ifilly.f.aiiire tot 'tor preceding subjects, explaining them isi • familiar seamier, •o.d the whok id dro.ssed Ito the Tomah .not Maturity of both Sexes. By GUST and Co. Cutissallioic Surgeon..., Lounilus. Nunn lwatis Omnibus nee ihdit, 01 psis eagnoverit Sc.ISI H. ar.o so all the fais4 of Mira oapplioi, lir frugal am ' , cation masks the May h. b.d at 2s, P.,1v0 must. rsiurr ; 59, Pallitrabl ; 41, l'urea.lo . ) ; 16, Prtbre....treci, S luo ; 32, Fleel.streel ; 174, Fleet rare. t ; 40, Wirsq Surobllcial; 99, Clienimult s Luaol•u ; 81. 'neon Ind Cu , du. In sad Co, Harnrindi'l R. Dvek, ; Rarrrtl ant Ineeld, Rath ; Sheppard, Bristol ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Headby, Leeds ; sod at all Books, lin.. :Wiener. GOSII and Co. are to be consulted, as lassul, every Jay, at thrir huu.r ; orsid Patients an the Commie, an re queste.l W dracrilre uniontrly the rare, neloaing • remit. haler fur Adt or, stud Megiciue, ratan can be forwarded to tiny pan hi the Wur:d. GOSSI Cud Cu. M. R. C. Suruons, 11, Beinarlie-sioret, Fleet siren, London. Pelage,' mod Pobtiehod •11 H E PREIRR ut.•t E GLORE Mice, Nu. 127, Str.o4l bp C. CORNWELL, of Ilse Stroud. CC Om C.. MI, 01 lk GI I 111 SEIS' SKINS. Fells .....• ' 's. 0.1 lo 5. od rsollisd Os Od t•. Oa od Sirashoigs Loin BIRTH. Os the 14th instant, at her motlwes bourse, Hart -meet, Bloomsbury, Mrs. Robert Parker, of Hamden, Yorkshire, of • son. MARRIAGE. Os the list instant. at Brighton, by the Rey. E. Ererard, A.H. James Alfrzd 'robots, Esq. to Elmsbeth Ansa, only desghter of the late Chemher Luppino, of the Stems, Brighton.