The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-08 00:00:00

1 . • F. • • , • P• fI 7por , . • ' . . _ . . : ,F I NEXIYELA, Joms 19. tEOLL CONDUCT CP VENEZUELA WITS RESPECT TO THE smut:NCl , or spate. Thete always exists among the wicked en entice., emir to destroy the lasts, which readers it neces. nary to explain them to the unwary, to reclaim the deluded, and to inform the ignorant, in order that malignity may not obtain a triumph. Atte pia aro', Incessantly making to induce tut to admit .etitb ol iso su ak itg . G,. vernmen t o f t h e R egeoey , and s, th ell s e borate the oath which we took, and the ottedieWee WA owe to ular lost D. Ferdinand . the .Setensis, and thelundemetral laws of the Crown. In the; i k itisdoms of Spain, from time immemorial, theft, bOaeitistill a venerable law, which replete' imulat . . daigi : the g14: : 01' papplpuir the . tesiesefliy whe n elle peg le 'ef!ii in e conditipri to exercise Out pp , ' fenedene, Ii lo reetaiped.in the Pactidas of. that' IliFie:Xiitgs 4Vpbitrimi ; but it . ass not Anil esta-,' blitihed .lit his glairious reign, forthere Add pre. yintisiy azifitiell•Aute a period very remate,_ the ob. bastion at such...conjuncture tipuit i the Nobles of the kingdom, the Prelates, men of property, and other vied men at the heads of towns and cities, to I assemble in a Cortes, and to elect a Council of Re. &envy, which should administer the internal affaira.' of the kittgdirn. Wu are entitled to that same law, 1 and the pisoishinent which it- inflicts ought to fall upon those who %radii break it. Thaw are by law I denounced traitors who refuse to assemble at the general Congress of the Cortes, to appoint a eue. cess , ir its the •Royal Authority. New, if this beg. lest of .attending the Coetriou such lus occasions 4 - 4 5 clareii,erev,i0), a hat shall we say , of • those , mho thus, diese&ardiug a 'ideate law, artnitate tp thew! *elves the,title of a /Weepy, axe:elite.* fuestire of Majesty, and unjustly iitesstlig themselves:looi tbeauthority beliitiging to thsi ;llauttirsia,.esact trims 011 that homage which ip tltie toil!. Royai:Vnteolllft terdinand VlLalni!e 1 , . . .. The 341 Lasel, tit. 10, Pertidas li. end. 1iat 1 .38 1 4, taw, Tit. 34, Partidas TU. which liwset „ been hi therto considered fuatlainentalliws of this, 11 . 49 , 11 r.' ehy of Spain, are those of which Vottesuolail same the benefit, as an integral part of tt)at Monarch}. It is up o n that authority that chit Su e rento lowa !lave revolved In establish a now i'riptisioliat Trihu. nal for the .enhli,e security. Tnemott!es or Ow • induct aA.I oueer , Acedings, ha selong been k won n, towards the various forms of gevernment which sue, ceeiled each other is .Spain, with.itti the direct pr lin plied assent. of. the. Americans. These_ la w sitt cuts testably -prose that those a ho would establish a it rgenoy eritheat• the ateetitog atid .approbation of (he Ceetos v Are ;trailing to the King and to their country. •At isitaidept,th at the antliipvity which we have refused, lo.acknowledge, be r ridee being esta. Wished contrary to an eApreas. deelaxatiuss to( the law, had spinet It thopresulnetiontsf• ite.eicious origin, namely, the Casette!. Jtinte, skid, sag it. s e lf i th. ga l and motioroes,ns eeßee pionieieer, and 11-tested by the nation. The. interests of the Kii.g soil of die kiugdoon are these.slsich . f ought.tn. he guarded inviolably, but when the iliffereaskaeCoVl 4 Pt which have been giveu of tile thfl•rent.rortroseMo. Sire bodies who have assumed thu,S.,s u eotrily in Spain are considered, every one ray judge a Berber , inset. America has limn deelasteit akiiik , gral pert of tip: Spanish attics's. she is Out.Oltkilßlp to watch her interests, aneolaose of the King, , with out rapfttimg both to an authority in itself itlegal,,,elitlosttieh Is eietwid to the power or the pernieisekitsagenes.ur e Franc ? It appears, theta, that tbetmeti . to AO* to the itegeoey .fortsiipt contrary to esOttliklawa if i they etnii.q he eollOgraitors .Inust lie tiredee.aby suspicion of a 4 .betleg attended to the tee... We. rests of the,King„ sad the general good of the us. moon, whi;•11 they could put havedune, niceptiog , as has been done in Vilbeztiela, bye new represce tatiou of ell the Provinces. Can it be possible that we, who have decidedly supported the established ConetiSelinsal Laws, 1.411 he called less faithful :than those who have directly acted in opposition to them I Can any one relieve us from the oath which we have taken to the Spanish Constitution, against' which the ertablishment of the Reiency which we have disowned directly militates. If Coro has suf. Scieut authneity to relieve us from our oath, let it , be niattifmted with the some publicity which distill. titbit our vacuities*, aod.theu our designs may be lawfully opposed. . *E CUPREME ftlWfA aIfTXRCEIMA TO Tat RITA NTS Of TIIILMCINITT Of CORO. The blindness end abused principles et a few.in. dividuals of the city of Coro ha* induced them, in the name of that neighbourhood, to adopt a rests, 'lotion subversive of internal peace, and contrail to the sentiments of fraternity, which ought to :sin. ante the hearts of all the inhabitants of. Vutiezuela. The Supreme Junta has observed with grief toe rancour which has been excited in tbat.capitisl cod Its neighbourhood against tho Governor and Ca: bildo of Coro, for their mimes, and obstinacy; st laments to hear the clamour* occasioned by ,thei public iodignatiou, and among thom.yons mean that most afflict their paternal hohrtsi on seeing among the worthy representatives of the noble city of Coro, sporjureif .teen, who were witnesses of our resolution of the 19th of April, and who swore before she God of o ur fathers, before the Kin whoa we defend, and the Colin% try, fur the preservation of which we struggle to support the cause of union, fidelity, and loyalty, which they sow insult and oppose, might make it* *Vend our detestation to all those who do no more than yield to the despotic influence of such as abuse the geueral wish. Thu Gosernmeat hears with the u'inust regret, that, on comparing the present coo., duct of some of the Nobles of Coro with that which they followed m the rear 1906, it must stig.. matise them with having then abandoned its altars, to a handful of banditti, who insulted the rights of the Crown, affecting now an incendiary energy, more fatal to themselves than their brethren, when they invite them to unite their vigour and talents in defence of the same rights, while the captivity of our injured Monarch continues, or so long as, conform. ably to the general wish of American and Enro. peen Spain, there is a Provisional Government, le. gitimately constituted, which represents Min in both Ileinispheres with greater propriety and effect thaw the Central Jima ) now extinct. . _ e.l „ -. +~. .- - .... . The Government of this_cspitt tile most mild as well as efficacious steps to so hrious 4'l incuovenience, and is prepaiittg with m s , eet , to act, in case matters should attain that state, wheu only means of another kind can avail. We know that intrigue and egotism have deluded 1 the people and,perverted their minds; we also know ' that isuithosity was disgracefully committed to ince i:#l4"l,44 4411 1140 409Pics Which contribu ted to eteeet pio,petple's TinOs t ..wlie, ktkirwie w °yid Oelfr,tirget the ipkiiigiati th ey - o.;e to'itel4ll4e, to religioni ind to ilialfellqWstifp Which is tilee 't him to the illher llsroalit4iilif Veiletnele ; they' ,would 'ma disregard 'the tandamental laws of the kingdom, 'which preeeribes theOusernineat which shall take iplaee . ,lpiring an - !uteri:Amelia, orin . a ca . Se such as the . 'reseat*,wheti deprived of /heir Monarch. By those :Mks tile Citizens . or !piii, iri' th`e new and old •iioihi l ,'-hilitl''ili tiiidisefifild iflgfit to iniminate, in' tlialfittilmot COstaresi "of the Gilles' Ate Tutors,i 4. 4 ~.._.:. L" shall .. . . 1 Ibir " ;" "" X 'S , , Wliu . dlrert - the Government in „...... Nr,itivau time; eutissAtiently • thifiureiste Junta, ifir,ling ; itself constitlited 'under the higheit ob. ligaiiiiii' to fihetife the . "lienlifti 'ill the neigh. ibeerltnnl of Coin Won' 'init•h liiisehisreus • In. deeivre, have rtsolVed* to adopt' the-. iMiat effi cacious ineaseres te•.ricnove or alleviate the evil. We eiljnin all thel.stablished A sithOrities, and the people of etd 'u ery Class, to give their aid, anti Mit itillMOitie, tlii'llietretitin till . commulastitits '*till the city of Ceenlin,l'ilte . placs who have lie. tortunktely'beeti led to hesitate th6m, until the fa. Eat . e.ssiso . 0C • this prishilittion 'ceasing, reciprocal ftwoolgraome .iitfall be ableto 'efrate 'the Momentary tereilitinieskt or:in• s iginlon that • will he a liable tilt tritinitili deer' Z:i sereat, an 4 se oneieet taltlightiOlts. 41 1 4 1 44; 1 40f thillf deportmen s ts, aslhere to.Ahe subs : WY .1•0 16 011kvo.• ttleged. by . She: y i ttraecas, transmit your wistiel, with dignity . and pveasisre, .as 4e. agues, a e 4 rraaaa,ol,,itig,..!„.We- hams ii.s..olisersdeviire tape- to he n %wit: isis4antos,A.egiti ma te Rrosern logo, /established tty...lloe : ileesal wish, ov WO a hall Mtge ssuisoe.pthe. eightty,oliatir, utmost tiovekign, fettlit netut VAI. tAnd .. mot withstauditig the .pulitical,,eit e , isteiii -opt b... ,s high' mo. ti a t Ural ly pireses., , we know. tso bilseelleatititteetAmet 'Skit of exeellittg elitists A.ol ll ' rxiottions Ned isaceifices ill Sqpikllll.44 ,ttps isouspauti eoft‘e.—Gaineees, 21d .Ma#,- 14104 .., .. .. i H4NINAs, Justi: 7.-. The,supleaseilotata,/sgesw. co ve d fi co i b ',pubis of the stihpiar Will 4 iyhtlitiai OW !ienple at Ilortaa4, .represented by t i letip-goVelLobr Joulalti..ooerottiesit slid Gottservi'irt's - haY4 3 ii 'dallied their sentiments of unless, alliance, and fraternity,to the Provisional UsGeernment of Forth nand Vii. in Venezuela. Any reports of a con. teary nature which may have-gooe •ahroad, are in. jerious to the people of Daring* and. the Supreme Giitirriintesit. it will soon form •an integral part of (los itriivinee, and will -.he se sruseuteqi .by Depu ' ties.. The sentiments of the Snyk-tior Junta of Ili. rinds, with reNveCt . to our delviAiis• and. proceedings, r e a most certain gu.trimtve of the illustrious cue. i.ders , ion which will be. formed between the two tieliiibubb ; moil :this austoonerniroi of Breit retail - As will have a f•isr iurahle,effeet in.illestrasing to other chatrietr of Venezuela, whirbave nut apPiesei) of the oseans•isf • preservation adobes! by ..ey., the. ps. in bite muttill .if our conduct, okieo the people-4 fissions base so well analysed.. Thu tree episit of •Iselsiudarotaitsi Isw4 of the monarchy is wisath,t/se Cisdecasensleavour..o revel tie le violist*. •• .• •-! • • P l -971!ti.Psit)?filio' 4:0 1 44 13 ,.' 4 4L0 or 44ifiro__ S'Alkirir*Ormr!frfftr u ltqo io gv - Ai Kai" Cll 4 !i'd o,,i!isedisealpfo i l sAttillereist ages, a birth,* pettosif 7. 7 i tg ive l 4,go t yafeged , ~try Abe . Supreme -Itrgettei Att. 4 , 4141 fIP I 04011) 4 ' Wi hole,. fry. u this ,cositilsicated • flock ,' .44 Aise,,y i * e !J, rho • Kare, w hich „were aliipptld at' 1441fiett a )44 4,. 1 . 1 : -Iti of, July last, were sold ,et Islington. b y a Mr. .Daniel finiitls... The 3$ ..oropo' prottor.ed, 4bol. .75... 41. ;, .or.. CAI. -I La.; . ltd.._ 'earls 1 1 4C 11 . UR .the avera4e. •The 9b• SAlrek. Prodtithid 1.31.11. }2s.; or. 131. 16s. ,34. each, sso .the aver. Aar t ?ha total amount of the isle °being 14941. 1,...,011. Sir. J,islin sisselair, ,the ilusi...),iii.,llortiall, Jou... 'Maitland. E q. end Many agrieulturiste4dia *lows gam pr. 644. : ;. t, ,.; l ' eb ' 4. ' ' '.. - : • i, he rw PC TO: eAlkillielktel)..roo.ll , 4-,DieAkteme.....,. 'A formil intonsaticm 'eas.exisibited, before tee lit. ting.aigistratue at the Tulsvy, Gloucester, chirp tog Mt, Julie White, merthewt t , with. having.sulJ a spiautity of cornlsy a usisaiuse,differewt, trout tbp ilicsueliester. bushel; trititrary to.thit,itetute v whervby Ike whole *renew iu price !seesaw Obsfeitecl, t uue Aittlf - tn. the int irnier., and the, elshes,fe, the poor ef' ' the p•ottsh o here the sale was, made. Theacellsee *4l ibis eceavjeni was !1c etibed us en attorney from Liiitilon,. of .the name Of John W.lkcr; POil the information was atroitada I . on the 14.1 avid ,1341 4 Charles 11. whesein,•it_ is expressly enacted, that no..grain. shall . be .bougtit or sold at. may • place „ia Ables. , kiugslooi, , by any. other measure Won the s etaisdard Winchester ,bushel of 'eight g4i. i‘mit, under the above siess.slty. Thu case coin. pleined. of t which occupied 4 (lISCIISAINS, of two huitr4, took pl4c.t in August, 1800,..whc0 Mr. W 'site veld -ms e streegt;rl naisied r. iise.kley, Ws' reifies Ai/WO for.thookale (the Issargaiu. mover, baying %Pea , i4itini-itetud) 413 bushels of wheSIT 10 At. OCill:.; 0 Birotingliiiin,-at a 4topuleted prliit pair ,milltolitary p. b dist i ill' ii rof nations. During •1611 tritissaillint s the k buyer . Was .I...irons .if having tbil2zpiatitily reduced lief!) . Wiucliesiter ' bushel', awl ' the price, at the ;saute time, ascertained by that:licaspre.. for this pliemeiti:Me; While's 'tier* wail called Ihto the l•ciilititing.house, and the entry of the bargain • was vet" feetimately made in express altaiiisn to both atvainves. The exhitillion of this decument 'in seidteer, complet•-'y exculpated Mr. White( awl the wu.accordiogly gnashed, with 1111' ; Costs. 'flits trent:Wiwi had 'excited much pub. 4k attention; sod the but at all Sink. insell- ;table fruits the obnoxious epithet of " apt informer," *ad fired the minds aft the populace with resentment isgttinst the Coinplaiosist. in consequence, upon skis retiring from she Tule-y, he was followed down gutgat'e-street, by a member of persons of both sexes, who, as soon as he had reached the suburbi of the city, began pelting him 'with ined and dirt of all descriptions, to•such a dt•gree, that he was completely eirieved and disfigured; nor could the efforts of those who attempted .to prevent this out. 'rage, restrain the violence of •tha Mob. At kngth,„; however, he sought refuge ail *chitties*, MS Ukall ie. taped further wolestatiou. . • 4 'lt ••. •.. • PICK POCKETS. GUILDBALL.—Ye , terday eleven depredators, se. cured by the officers in the act of picking pockets at Bartholomew Fair, were brought before the Al. d e rmint, Mist of them had beest' - .remalided on Tuesday and Wednesday. On the pfraeitt occasion no person came forward to awn thehhindkerchiefs Porno) in their lutssession, - **lthe Alderman was un der the necessity at discharging sotto; still of send ing others (reputed thieves)'on &Chid • the tender. , John Wrsters,.a well-known offetidet, was Com. mined for trial, on a charge of stealing a watch from ftise person of Mr. Li.liarti, an inhabitant of .Bridge lerater Gardens. The Prosecutor was staioding in tong-lane, when the Prilooter made a snatch at his.' watch, and gave it to an accomplice. 40 rots se. cured on the spot. John 4ibrals4res Saunders, the Equestrian, was summoned to answer a charge of a.saitlting a yoing matt, servott to Mr. Patmore, a pawnbroker on tuilgate.hill. I t appeared that the Complainant bad applieit& Saunders, at o.lrtholomew F sir, for too. noy due to his master, and•hating behaved impro. • perly, Saunders gave cligrge - tif hots to a constable, and ussisied himself itv taking him before the City M irshal. The Alderman dismissed the charge.—l afterwards appeased that the Cintiplaitiattt, and a party of friends, 'Wad eontitected theinielves in a 'ills orderly manner,• by striking 'the constable*, and making a disturbance. They were obliged teinkke the party iisjorelf a compensation.- t • MA tritei4 -flo Mit. —The iLantilord"ofio Coffee. honk) Dtike's.place., was yesterday platinised, charged with having a stolerrhawk.orale I/4 10h •Ils. Ma' possession. •The DolliOdint hi took'ii in theteity of btritiols, tip Weistiiii:itreerolltee for 40 rttleeginthtlinktfde.. 4. " • , 4 i• ." 4. 1 1 ( i. Uti:•• • 1 • • During the Morin !tin tie*, rfie birviiiki was it**l2e tbit, `4o . tbis W rk of td the hottont, and the iroi?tif e 014$110 . 'tip • die earth It"fret'ftilength, Slifatio once die A it brill ti intil'tfie A( this asitse'liiiie ill r. Wagstaff, hiirie: its his - eha4e, was struck dowt ake as'herwas ening w its 'ay Majesty, at • Windsoe; isiul Mr. Weglitaff *as . thro . wit Out of tito• and sprained One of his 'lege.' The' bonier viten -re eniered rioui liis VW, 'hut .tie stem cuntisiuiiig; it teek fright, gull ran' anti with the • chaise; but, by the as,istancV ol'atithe'Ptilms oh* Atupped the animal, Wags toff was enabled to proceed on Ins riirssey to Windsor, and *was iii time AO attend . ' hitStiPlty. • Cotoessn's isultiker.-I.ate . -On Kr,' an inquest was held before !Dabs.' tihniLt6ir, Eci at Sti'fatthnlun i ew's"ll.►sp i i i talr "Un . .boiftbr Alto 'Gs iglu, iiiht't . ed . 'itryou4eqiicnste of %guerrilla Inflicted •ou fret.apirtinat * ya Saffron-Ng Weatiottikp hesbaiid ' Hkha'rit G atilt . . 'jilt appeared in Aulchtle i ,thag' on • the precetid * .ray 'herselfit'A'Wll4Me during the eliolo'Of tlignlifst,'Eud . .ll4l . 4o4'rett'llras' iiiivi - uelie'rdttri nut' tell:about e _ her htesbabd, tifebetithet I Wire, wiled paisissg 'tilts i.nd'df L'ltetter.tid'itie-laue * Mtilehtioli.,thertnet the dceesrsil. They arterwarite7WE L id X' huisaes in tong-lane; witteire i they had 'heads . fir suifOct * . 11W deriug .1611 Were jhere the JeitaSed . t/al ohserved tolliCary lath iii.•i'leueselatti"iii the risoal;' - 'Vrbieh su irri t r ated . her . 11 asbana, that he 'lhfekir Attie bone of 'a: siteeffsliead' at her and 4.l4e'liCe a hi `kb eye.—Phey ihels '`sent to ItictiarU loffaings, where lie' and his wife 111,1 dour', out the boa. fo ti• few mi. Metes Richard Griffitriot up and went hastily oki. of the room ? saying ' l ' I have done it ;"' and it was attiFst - itionediately diseeveresi that her throat was curl-othijied whilt conveying to the-Ilospit4l T i tisJary - returned a verdict. OPP.Vi(jel .1/ucc&r; against `chard • • • Cart:Osi (.Yours.— Dr. William 4oatt a ,wjtsi wee; etas** o the o)shoprick of. claytni A east, • Ross * towards.the latter cad of : Queen Pis +het ley reign, Mss it,Capt4o a ship. , He had ' distinguished himself so gathltili, in several astiotis with the Spaniards, that .the i Qiiiieh, on being iu; irodieed• to. her, • told him. he should .Ifaye . 't the' lint vacancy . that elfere.l." f he heinest Captsio, who eniterstouil the Queen 'literally, soon after hgariug,Of . a . vacaucy in the ;tea of Cork, nicely set out for Court, 'Mid 'claimed the Royal Promise.. 1:11e Queen, astonished at the retinest,' for a time reasonstr?ted against the impropriery of it, is she could never think it was au office suitable to bin. It h t{►vttyyam said the Royil 'word was passed, aid he relied en it. likr Majesty then thisf'shei would' , 4e a fe days to consider of it ; Whett„mtateliiieg . loth racter, and Gliditithim a• sotigetkirer d man". as. well as an'intropid . Com minder, . she sent I fOi. sad gave him the Bishopeick ; saying, ht► the ,dirt tinte,, she hoped be woOld take as good Chords, int . he bad dune. of the State. mediately set our for •his Bishopric:A, 'which Wien. joyful for about KO years, wills great reputation to himself; never, however, stteniptiog to pssock,' ,but once, and that WIVO on-the death of the giteett.i 011 that efelaischoly oceasiouj•he thitstsht 'to pay the last honours to his Ritysi Midttess, ancurilingly, be mounteibthe ;enlist in Christ eburcli Cork; :when, after giving a _good, discourse no tit; ,arteertaitity of fife,. and the great and antiable,opsa.l lilies of the Q.ieen, he concluded in the following? warm, dint witimsiswi flightier :•—" Let those wh , i ,teel this loss tl..plore with. me 9n this melancholy, occasion ; but, if 'there be any that hear ase, who! have secretly wished for this evelt, as, perhaps, there may be—they have got their wish, and the Devil do them good with it." The Bishop's nsOky t alit, the date•of his nitiolialtheht (4583), are on ke cordits the Consistorial Court, of Cork; anti hiti picture, in his Captain's uniform, the left livid (wanting a finger, is to be teen La the Bishop's:Pa. , lace at Cork. A gentleman has advertised, for a benefit at (spoof the Provincial Theatres for the support of hiewfisa _tressed family, wietch ) it is rather singular* con . Silts of mere urines theft children. • -ook.-. -7 "I: -CI 01' 1 lefillfleglhi Oil R. c ori pi me me r o or ' s Rotara.....• Nip 11.110 iY I tars, C Witoat, per load .1.. el.' -S. to St, -,,. • IM4oo4ey, per tpstrt,tr.„ b ,Sta. -4. ifs 4d , ..-d. ' Oats rft 'Sdkilat . 58s. -d. to 0•3,„ --d. ~, ~Ptas --aloha , - 4 ..c. (14C-il4, re-ANA)- "I'LLAW VE,STERI/IY. ST.:l' 4 41111111.4 ~ )1, i'. C. • . witirtstat rat. M g , 50..15. 1 .•t0. 18111008 d. %MY, ' it. 04 It i3l. rid. iiw,3l. 17...• to ;1. tf 46 P4l. . Very ' bi• 116 to bk. lt. . ass, 21. Im. to a , ri h 64. OF 40e-4 PRICK 110 PS: . - • ildilge - ' "" "" • ' tamers. Kaat, 41. es, W. 41.12.. K.lO, 41. 1.);.. to 61. t o ,. .80.,sex. 31. 13s to al. Us. Sussex, 31. 16.. a, 4i . 14 . lisps, 41. As. to 51. 0,..- Faroltain, SL U. to 111. 0., SMITHFIELD-Sent. 7. To sick the 01141, per swat pf 81b. Beef ....4s. Bd. to ss. 41. 1 ilead el Cattle Otis day : Memos :.4.. BJ. to 5 4.1. I Beasts . . :‘," Veal ....51. 04. to 7 Od. [ Sheep nod Landis. .. 4. 44 Fork ....'ss. 0.1. to 1 Ol. Craves , Uti Latab....4s. Od. to Os. 0.1. nee ... .14 • HAY-MARKET. ' . Hay • .: 61. Os. • Od. to ill s as. 04. Straw ....91. 10.. 0.1. to 3; t 0.. 414. Clover .... 61. 1,1:. the. to full 14,. bd. NEWCATE AND LENI)ENHALL al tRKETX (B ) the Cottage.) Beef ....4s. Od. to ss. uI. 1 Veal .'...4 43. to k gi e Mutton ..4s. 84. to 5.1. bd. 1 Pork' ....11 4d. to ;„ oi . Lamb - - ss. tv.l. :o 6s. 4. PRICK OF OF !ALLOW, 4E. St. James's Market ..4i Old Town Trlitit t 70. 54 p as Clare Market 46 Id V:llow Russ ki, 7:6 *I lbw ilcusteckapel Market 4s ld White dint. ... MO 44 s hd . .L ipit st. of 81b. 12s 20 - blebiag Sine' .. titatui wadi - Average Graves ' llaldt Good Dreis .. lad': Yellow Soap, 80s-Mottled. Ms- Pieces, t lib 04-Card, luts--Castile A.O„ ( B a , e , ) ,, Ob. Priee o f Candles, per dozed. 1* tid--..b10. Nets, 13 s ed - ft IDt.S. Best Heifers and Steers t iter . Ordinary 2s. flit to Os. 04. stone) 2s. Bd, to 31. 44. 1 Alarket Calf 13s. 0... earls. 1111411.0 gs 2s. 4d. to *. 6d. 1 1.1. e. 11orar 1.59 t to tbs. dd. Shearlings - Is. 6d. to lb old. Lamb Skins -2;. A. to 3 ;id. COAL. MARK 1. 1%-.114FT. 7 • Shlpe at Martell ••'- Slops sold. •••• • 1 Prim 19 Newcastle ' •• 311 ..... ... 475, itt. fro 425. 04; 8 Sunderland S Cinders. We understand *nat . 'the ground wy. If Pair. yard, laid'cipert by the iniptniftoncht • ilf IlVettn4e.. ster, [kittens. rke nett septaheand theSeisi 'ansh,ittle, is to IsstActsiilp iti 41impi bestow* lesildel. e.litla em. petition of balding' is itistisitil t , by ills Arti e. ?bleach*. meat, without speeif ins, on. Erma pricT., t. i ece Di:Cit Esc.- 113 o /s i t tti sisl t Qum. occi*llly . ' 4 - Iry bruing Cummerrial Lit , eince end I.).eries a , t Doi:: of filling his 'sinister!' enip*.itlifef...- : - Mit t ' .. or the present nonetint ! ,itt 'now he t i like s-tii th. i sat who *could eiablavk fur the defideiCietA I, and slit. Decrees, that, 'mom( m tity . ..otheri. Ply I Ptizee or:l'weitly 11:..040uti (Plastid* S i. .11 11111ne 11'./i 11 het ... .......... ' $ 1 410‘4 111 4 1 1Y; W)lik4' 44 C140)48414,41411eNt Mitilii. ' 4 iirrtill.ii 4 itin .vo le*. 141/604sert.aihk ifitrthelp , 4l. elm for 4 he, rites*** daytime ittelk.e4 tie 'inlet. I .%ittgrathiei , behir eels:Wan tilocii elf 000 loiliP 114 sollA IF.'• WI practice of former fauna. • The full,' a in ; ‘ pigtp • freiti , Brooke's VOiologsthOf Me .Syseeetsi roar Ile* Kings of Ohis kieedoe4ktEn4lastol. -Is 4 ' to.lifit 4wara of this po•itinit.C- 9 '''(nget - Bigtit, Ruh of N,.df.,lk, Gilhert..dc Glans, Earle of Cl sinrinis avid Honaptirry de ii lbute., 14uIe, of Ileref..l it, arse . ennotwindetl ht King Edward the Ftcat, to.g tae with hilt lain Aquitaine, to the a) de A 4 Guy, ' I pule of Slanders' ( *ham .Chari-1 4 khe _ hroitior - a Philip, King. at. Frotre, a link hisitkosoiterreme 41 Waste cuttibai), n Cell they ilereteif,lstatkpi h.. *O4 0 put in Ilse, and rimbite to 1%1. sil4ll:+th,, thila a e:i or '..lingsto Guano ; a hi..to the still King r..fused to dnti ; sad going on fili journey irithwiti ttlial,'l'ail ie ,04, o f the saint Griy against 'the Fceili'lt iliErtP.o it is re. turn link egotist. (kit theVnithtiln4iitst t irtel Noble. men's contempt) heat, NI tiloortli Glikint f.le 'Clue, Kafka Glime-stery to in trey 4i.aite 4•Ai13141, the said King's thugliFier i witheat any litirtyi ; sod Humphrey D.. 13 ,l,oit„ Earle. of, ili.orir o odt..t.i, .storry IT.ritieth, ii Wow 4 ,I,plin, R•arle..Klll Monti, alio. (het of the said King's daoghtess . with till like eon. tlifioil•." , • ~, ,:, ~ 'll4 rip.. Yesterday, at her h use in sJlis'arry-pl.tre, Ne !fit!Ole Aladame U . ,ti.ohini, or a &night. r. On Saturday laq, at his house at Cheshunt in litirda4 shirr, the L•id. of John Spoon.' Jessopp, Lisrl, !lamb*, te LIW, urn &stetter. betel • AI Ith•lheld /Vole, Queen's ComatA v irelasil l IND seat of dikjiireaqua, _the Letiv of Slet SIM/Pr ( ' 4115 4 1° Esq. irriiref at ,Law. Law. n d bier. . - • MAKI(MI). Ye-terdav,_by the Rev. 'corp. Chninbertrifo, Rotor of Wcysnoutts.,J.-J. 'I Isompsno, I.sq. of Lincon's log to Min Ch 011 3'. 0 . 1, X airviting clidAliter of toe lote Joseph Gbitt34 ER. of etiods;ieW, Brox! • - Dt F. D. . An Tharstbtv bet, at Liollingtone Castle, Kent, Mr.:ob. Dixon I) ) ke, Bari. aged 78. • At, Alterg..venn., Was. FerJitsaad liatiory Williams, Fiq. fatt'of t.te• lAm ft eai nage tr/'Poi* • riticb, or. itrut;K, .1( I.IITERLiA,Y. Runic !hock .r 17t $ dis. :i Orr Cent. Red. • • Ike& 21 Vri q P r t'ent. Coal. 48 illi 68 400 Mb, 3d. 3 5 pr. . w per Cent. .. . 1 Rii-8 Illy Sid, /33 P' 1 per l '. id. Nav, 9 1 31/ Cons. for Act.. 6' I lame Anti !awe— Tirk..r.tt. lis. t,' ''''• r- *ad'hig t h' Q pro A f A i U V i jC it . 4 6 1i . ii -- i 4 1 14 4 r4"ln L S 04 :Tte m"'W 4 -; repair of, t n rat -five sea As *III per ielire ~ , ~„„,,, lilt • Aim boil artritiaii pacilletdarly to the eat* iir Carom X.fastripol Coeseptiiat... •Is si of lite Ars cetisivioence is direr` `t in, 04 is lobe client iii.d ii tit a firm .relnuire mar Mt ilt;e l in riehCli " l " lid the vni'Lnifi gradation., VI inn recent la :. mini) tir cointirditiljtaea, , kis . treaty:eta combine& Vet) Ofiern 116 1 1 , - pate 4), Matti i% seat ipilicAl core, in diiiiiinitc.i.ei. bit Unwind , nell-Airntivd ea rience Ives blin e n pr0...41111,de videritifio, i itin trearesike, piNt Olt frii Illse4ag rilitreiri .it artisan of e I hi eisce, or taivisor iiiaroomitutioir inwlevaiiiird * and tar vital prill'. riple de,triied by R latent. bin.. in-i:litias jiiense ; iir ig rfiad' '4int 'fital confidence lit' itralow peeteodria, or '&l4 ridrettped :specific. Woo most nbantlaneil nod ',Militate or I'll qoarieri7 . " ifosits habit murrs,itrit olio a mambo /444" . ill 1 . )1 ". cies xid Imb cilitics, a.isi % (trim erre:war% lodulgroces Ml' lebri , dm'Cliaintei, or 'Alin y iSeditt'ilits, llis ' practice to dew lite a: demi .:, , y to tat gym's; hi 'rare, *hit& are ye of ...1 deltaic. Sitienices, and miler dpranktiaeoti of tar e• tacit; be tentov6 in ir 'odd and egrecitiall snanner. To the e• nidie Sea it, hilt he etimo'inarsotis kiiiiiii, taiir the" fielY ' w Ole Xlireit at tatter idebiliti ii wisiewthiferi C4sceltioili and 0 "P 1 qnr,fiNutlatioo iif rimioubiii,Felicitt, I", 'Patrols tioated• *lib' Catathar; *Wary, dad inviolable a& L tart*, ". - .:;,. . . 1 t. , ! • . ..„,, i . /41c-_XVIiiMANS may be cootalted evety Jay. ai Ni.e 2 . Agent, Kiiirtll-street, Covept-Aiirden. . 4 tattery frosts theettatilry: Mali* tiliaill'i V the ewe, nine i ,4 `we. i11e..014 , , , ,* .A. rrailtrasie ibi.'Adticflinad M. ldi' "1 Ise J 4 * i d l'hollui* 4 1 i . 111190, ..... r .. 1.0: klba DO V : uabiett' al4ll Kitieseeti iiTAtisMax 0,111011 bi. .. • I. to 1 , 14. L, I•stfeet. 2•l=r ....... . _ _.,____ ... . or, , . . 1 ._,,,,.., . r .. ~..., . -4..... 'O . , 7 1. .,.., - ~,, , - . , A • . . ... .••:, 1, .• • . . .er ''' ' ' l ..... , _ (,capital has also taken 1 , .robic E. • . -' 2W1P411 , 4 1(.1C ts i a . . _. cactous steps to avid so I I .1 r'~ ~ tI •.GJ o - t't g irveirseg illailli...... 4.4 uti rato.rr na•ofir t`Wit 4