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I FOREIGN INTELLlCillfells ' . ;••1 .n_•l l r. ° - 't" HAMBURGH VAIL .retired') • .i• 4 j, HANOI/RR. MANCH 16. The day before yesterday the sittings of the Asserts*.ly of the States closed for the present, the Ministry having prorogued them till the liith May. There are pretty'conlident reports tsf new tee 'Hanel acgoisitions, which the kingdom of Ha nover is likely to make the Hessian country of Schaumburg. its consequence of the change of Government it Camel. ICOFERNAGRII. MACH 17. The ptiblie journals contain the following state. meat respecting the issue of the affair of Dr. I)anape:—" During process against Dr. Pb. J. I'. Dampe and the master smith, H. C. Jor genson. it has bean found by their own confession and other circumstances of the case, that et the close of the last year he was guilty of uttering seditiomi notices ; and that he had with this view drawn up some writiegs (not printed) tending to a change iu the form of government, which he did not attempt to keep secret, but wished to extend them by form log a society, for which lie had birrd rooms, and to which he had invited many persons to joists It is also proved that Jorgenson was very active in his endeavours t , o promote the ideas of Dampe. At the lint meeting of the assembly. winch was to be no the 15th November it was contrived Isk the Police. who had received informatiuu, that Darope and several other persons were stopped Ms they were going into the room sppointed for the meeting. on which occasion the papers that Damp had about him were seized and sealed up, utirt himself ted on the spot, as Jorgenson was, during the course of the proceedings. The ex. inninations having been ended, the affair was re ferred to a commis* . appointed by the King, which iii the 14th of February senteoced both to .leath. The criminals did not wish to appeal from the sentence to the Supreme Tribunal, but threw themselves on his Majesty's mercy, who by a re solution of the 7th of this month has been graciously pleased totni igste I lieseutence,Nud toorder that both Dampe and Jorgenson, instead of death, shall suffer imprisonment for life, under a strict surveillance, in die fortress of Christanoe. It appears from the proceedings that nobody took any pert in their criminal projects.—(Howbergh Papers, Mora Stu ) Exchartge on Loudon ; 4-37. 74. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, MARCH 251. • CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES:. • SIFTING OF VIZ 22D MARCH. • The Aortas innofthe Budget was resumed. Woe the clause re•Fecting a credit fur the Mi- Ow of Foreign Affrirs being brought forward, M. SRN ASTI AN I took nn opportunity of advert ing to the afFrorto of Naples, which had been no ticed on Wedne.clay. He did not consider the . part which France was acting could be called • sp.ent of neutrality. The Congress of Laybech we. a new bed of Procrustes, upon which the na tious of the north, which are in the infancy of civilisation or in barbarism, presume to mutilree the moral &culling of the nations of the south. See the consequense of this system. Austria, which with Pinola was intended to establish an irspiroing barrier against the itiva.ions of the north, thrownFias herself into Italy. lot the north, Rus- Si., with her 900,000 soldiers, after having aban doned or suspended her projects on the 55.1, nn longer finds any obstacle in that quarter, and be lii•oreil is about to loodoolge the spirit of conquest with which she is animated. The speaker was here desired to confine himself to the que.ttoso, and utter several attempts to persevere in the same line, at length sat down. After some time M. Manuel rose, with the Monuear in his hand. He said, according to the Minister of Finesses and his bulletiu, the Nespo. I ails had been repulsed with considerable loss ; I , ot, according to another account inserted in the Alowiteeer, this great loss was reduced to one piece of ciiiiion, two chests, and a Captain of the Staff. here the confusion was revived. It was objected, that the observations were only fit for the Stock Exchange ; and M. Manuel finding the oppo s;ion increase, abandoned the subject. PARIS, MARCH H 3. 013 the 20th inst. a much more serious effort lo excite disorders than that at Lyons, was made at Grenoble. The most false and alarming reports ..ere circulated respecting the state of the capital. The agitators spread a report that a courier had ar r•ved with the news of the King's abdication; that iri-coloured cockade bail been hoisted, and in, constitution of 1791 proclaimed. The inhabi rants quickly assembled in different parts of the city to cooler together. The guilty authors of the reports and their accomplices thought the moment favour able to their designs, and that a partial rebellion 'night be excited. A tri-coloured standard was I.ol.ted ; some young people, slid the most daring '4,l* the mouton,. had the audacity to utter cries of . revolt. General l'stnphile I.a. roix pat the garrison under arm.. On the approach of the t.oops the seditious dispersed. Several were arrested. One at the most refractory, and who wore a tri-coloured cockade in his has, was wounded by a sabre. On the evening of the 20th tranquillity was entirely restored. The Duke De Cszes visited his Majesty last bight. PARIS, MARCH 24. MILITARY OPERATIONS IN ITALY. Cotters from Florence, dated the 13oh of March, contain the following particulars : '• Yesterday we I►sd news from the Austrian army. Alter 'the affair of the 7th, Getalral Stutierkeios mode a anneaseut. Alter hiving passed through the defiles of Camisole, without having mot ► single Neapolitast, be mitt red JagbarAitzo. He j. marehiug by Albs, (7,141141. Peseta*, oa &domes. If he do nut And General Pepe in the last lowa. he will premed northward as far as Poirot'. During this march, Count *Valineden ought au* lu bare readied Aquila. Hume, which is oneoreied bry this march of Gem. hiatterbeisa, bag not bees •Illsgeneted fur a single moment. The Neapulitas Graeral • Ambrosio remains at Its i as.d Fundi. Carsarosa, it is said, •la at-San Germano. The Neapolitan Princes have out yet vet out for the Mod yua Every /hull that is reported respecting the interior of Naples is full of cowirodielimes mid incoherence., amidst which it is impossible to form a sigh ratio/sal aunjectere as to tin situation of that city. A buhetin, dated h• ad loam,. Autrodoco, mentions 1 - 116.14 •4111)111. 4C4"1 01 44' 411 C1 71/14I r ik i4OIRIONifet /ROM THi3 AUSTRIAN AMT. 1, We ham makber N app nall4l".""sa h“ Wm; Ms:4 Illimi the eery thapableme made by drawl bum telmast to ear. assent the itlplegbe which pessiaaapt theorapose ea Wrist Abresni; mid we bastes to the pardeelare, which are most Imlaveelistg. - " The advance guards, the entre column sada Geared Stepped W eaters to advrince rapidly mail it should meat a ealleieady vigorous to reader it accessary to wait ler thecae of tie march of the ceases! columns. Os r elimpeurs MI in with the meaty at Camito, the estrum of which was haerleadeed ; but it was abasAmed without resistersee. Reba the village of Serithlisilt we desad abridge its the Yellin*. This bridge, aisumauded by tr:whose successive soonaits might have femoral a eilementerums Are, was entrenched, mod was capable of ea easy defence. • rightmost of light infantry was peeled there. Ore ebasseare advanced boldly. The meaty did out stamidteirgroued, and the superior ratter was woooded sad Made primmer. " The mewl, instead of retinas se Borgbetto, sad thus defeardiry the approaehes of Astrodome, threw Idataelf iota she selopiebimo, whither be was permed. We bereft* salved Mame* my obstacle before Animism:a. We theeellaw tin astyllbauritig heights covered with hifastry ; &edema rmm las bed has the Castle of Astrasbar made as Mime that ..fits was there I. farm, sad that he muald Mead a ---,.. mature hatreadered formidelb. The movement hest d' sumo Ibelleembee wait bribe what of Major rams% mid the ease athbelleash. Masmediis ets exchanged allim memo. shot with the bet of Aldridge& We heard Jllejer Inispre's be, which woe fee 'lmam mamma very .pdik, it woe We, sod the mewl pelted of the eight to imam he. the memataime. Naps Calera magpies the siisiasml bet, lid Obi ablated guard of the centre es. tildlebla peels is Ho teem We bead three thirty-6a mamba sodium amyei9mt isthe fors. " Major ir Agate piametee hi his march at one 1a the worm ing realm Usk and adlemilmedawards Wilma 4 lens Gros's. He fused the lend moldnoded, and me cannon in a bad os tracism.. ;MeV seveleseded the passage. " At deplbeeek Ilballeams‘Gerteral Wairmodeo mewed forward: -Coma' Mohr searched the division of the Princeof Nisi . • At ten iu she morales Gear:eel Villas descended the usweistakis of the Pas de Curair, bringing with' Sim mom Alan mud • hundred soldiers prisoners. This was a very fsdasiag march; it made the many. who ob. Wised itiformatims of it, absadou the Madam dells Grata. A rapid march was then commenced ow Aquila. Major iirdspre, who, is miosegiteeee ef him rapid tomemeot, had with he carps become our advanced guard, Nand the anrmy at the See et fit. Menu ; bat they withdrew, after firing a flow orinhats, and altemilemill two Arid pieces. At *ever is the somaieg he arrived Ware Aquila. A deputatioe from the mom came to meet him, to iufursa him that it wan era. coaled, eat Se invite him to ecespy it. Ile entered, rtativ. inerrant the lelmbiseate *widest proofs of Moir joy at being delivered from the intolerable yoke of to undisciplined le gimaries. " The Commandant of she Castle." Aquila, am old Aber, an invalid and faithful, opened the gates as soon as be es &Awed from Litoptemat.Gemesl Berm Mohr the seineastee that site Ammar army did not make war oe the Neapuktas people, and Mat it was Elegise accordiag to the ordors and Ilstentions of hie Majesty the fling of the Two Celine,. • " Os the 11th amend Capra, supported by the divisisa • Ll' a e almsod i ea, advanced towards Popeli, and the diviehme Wied sear Aquila • - -I •Whilst these eseveneete were being eamostebriblemit flelsaeder advameed from Lemma' to la Purteotedtbdim Runic Reek. la his march he met some norm iee, atomised thee/Nand took some mimosas. Oa the 11th be marched es • Tette.. " The daisies of Stulterheim, posted at Tivoli, proceeded es the llth to Canon, attached she bills, sad took ore piece of games. Them banshees of Weary were detached from liteti by Celle-Alto ms Capon dTh.o sad Canton, with hi lliest to favour the movement of the division of Statterheim, sad to follow the meaty ea that read, by house Me direc tion of Salmons: the rest of this division was to reinforce Se mein body of the army at Valamontore. 01 The whole of these dispositioes were made upon a cal culation of the postpone weed@ of Geeeral Pepe, and con formably Is. the efforts which be appeared to legend making, sad which, is effect, he did make. " This operation, begets oat the marshy of the 7th, ter- Wanted on the evening of the 10th, by the acquisition of Aquila. " These beta, thus detailed, I. order that their nature may be better uoderstood, prose more than ill the speeches a factious orators, what is the actual spirit of the Neapo litaa army and people. The soldiers aloodua a came which sever was theirs; the militia, ousipelled to joie through ter ror have also manifested their real opisdua. The inhabi ts:ls of the Ahanis, plundered by their ewe defeaders with to provided design of stopping oar march, receive us ae friends. " Ome camel bet pity the fate of. the peaceable inhabi tants. The guilty have met area karma how to avail selves of the assisoma /Wart, ha addition to the natural sullies which the Mks of Ibe Abate:is every when p " General Pepeadiugeked from Amite without am gam Avelariag that the edam bad betrayed him. - AM' Beres de rtialist, arrived at the passage of the Cov. Riede int hems s Immisled of prieoeere sad as.. slicers. Oa ste Allik Mm in the afte . roma, be left the curls arirrer4 lie *mils, to moist, cad to direct the Wield sets of the ease dleisiese of his snaps. (lissed) " JOHN BARON DE HIMONT, " General is Chief of the Austrian Army. l o TURIN, MARCH 17. The Prince of Savoy-Carignan has sworn to dm *pauisb Coostitution in the presence of the Pis. I J sta. ~ O tte city is tolerably tranquil. The city guard is being formed. The Marquis de Drente has been sppointe9 Minister for Foreign Affairs. lie was formerly nominated Minister of the Interior ut Milan, beh. fore the French restoration. W care totally ignorant uf what is passing below., the Austrian mud Neapolitan armies. All the die,. patches which arrive Crum that quarter are subject to a close inspection. The Aestrutria have broken up the bridge over theTessine at Buasalorti, Ott the borders of Pied. moot and the Milanese. ♦IENNA, MARCH 12. We are assured that King Ferdinand will await at Florence the result of the slew Proclamation which he has addressed to the Neapolitans, end ge nerally the issue of the war which is about to com mence. The two Emperors are still at Laybach. and their journey to 'Trieste appears to depend on the events in halt•. A letter lions Hermanstadt, in Transylvania. dated 19th February. speak of a revolt which hits brokers out it. ‘Vallaches. A &jar, sunned Wal dimiskor. at the head of SAM wen, has attempt ed to declare hiruself ['airport:a ; but the particu lars are not known. Lord Steaart does nut return to 4-ghee'. Ile bus seat thither, it is said, dispetches of greet ut terest. Sir --- Gordon has communicated a Note tort the othe r Mi nister*, concern i ng the af tains of aples. Letter. lions Laybech state, that the Minieters of the Great Posesa ore wore occupied now than at any period 'nice the rape gof Congress. New dispatches arrived frogs Naples have given rise to extraordniary conferences, after wh:ch *foc usl couriers have been dispatched to Vieune, p inNi 'lrse - 1114114itakXii niteneml Fria ill; otof ilialtilik before his departure, reedued two is lies Warm. the Prince Regent. NAPLES. 111411tCH 6. The equipages of the Prance Regent, and the Prince of Salerno, his brother, set out for dreamy Oi thellJ instant. the march of the troops of tfie militia and 1... gimraries continues iu the direction of all the threatened poioto. The Calabrese, although situate at the extremity of, the kingdom, bare already scut their volunteers. Although the English and French merchants be gist bound to contribute to the forced loon of three millions, the Sieur Bloch, • Jewish merchant of the first claw, has voluntarily paid,a sum of about 1,600 francs, and the Slew Gramdergeo, so Engliabunui, about 440 francs. IiABCIII B. The departure of the Pnuce Regent had been axed for to.monow, but it is now said that it bias been deferred, in consequence of the arrival of dis patcht s which have caused the Parliamentary Secret Committee of War to be cauvoked. The Neapolitan squadron is cruising in the Ad. riutic. We are impatieut to learn the result elms encounter with the Austrian iqua.drou, which is at a mhor iu the Bay of Am iss - ---,,,..•.... 1111.11111111•111111, MARCH 15. A report is spread that the Emperor of Russia has proposed new mesas of conciliation, in order to an amicable arrangement of the differences with Naples ; and that it is for this purpose this Mo narch has prolonged his stay at La)bach. Letters from Vienna received yesterday and to-day, ap. pear to confirm this news. They inform us that the reserves which were about to repair to Italy will not set out. it is presumed that the Neapolitan affairs will yet be settled. This report, disseminated generally lure, has effected a rise in the Austrian food., which for a fortnight past bad experienced a continual decline; Bank Actions have risen, as also Rothschild's shares. Mousy persons think that the noble uni•ude of the Neapolitans, and' lite conduct of the Prince Regent, at once discreet and firm, bate made it be telt that the invasion of the king dom of Naplro can only be attended with fatal con. sequences, mid that time interest of the respective States imperiously demands the maintenauce of peace. '•' LORD COCHRAN E. It has mot been stated in the accounts brought by the Hyperion which hare bees published in the London Journals, that Lord Cochrane was amended in the affair of the cap. ture of the Emeralds. We bare been favoured, from a re spectable source, with the following extract of a letter dated Callao December 12, which countin g an accoun t o f th e number of killed and woonded on both sides, together with Dome particulars of his Lordship's gallant conduct spun that occasion, which are in keeping with the eharaeter of that brave and enterprising officer, and cannot fail to be ex tremely gratifying to his countrymen Oa the morning of the fhb November, the beets (14 in number) of the squadron wader the command of Lard Coch rane, anode • most gallant and successful attack on the Spa nish lire of battle r oat of which be took the Esmeralda, a frigate of 46 gene, having on board 470 Ines, and 420,000 dollars; and a gun-boat of seven heavy gams, two swivels, and 'sweaty awe. The loss sustaitted oh this occasion was—. Killed 56 00000 • •• • { wounded 79 Killed ...... 25 PATRIOTS." 11 Wounded 3l Among the latter was Lord Cochrane, who received a pistol shot in the leg, and a bayonet wound in his thigh. Lord Cochrane was the lint peeves oa board, and attacked the Lieutenaat of the watch of the .Essneralda, whose bead he eat off at one blow; the frigate was taken oat, and is fifteen minutes was all sail art, under • very Amery Ire from the batteries, ships, and gun-boats, mounting above 900 guns." It was expected that Lord Cochrane would make au at tack upon liana is about fourteen days from the date of She above letter.—(liellailrereh Mer.) Extract of a letter from Para, dated Feb. 10.— " A Portuguese schooner from Msraulutni was plus). dered by an Insurgent privateer, who cut away her mainmast, off S.. John's, Manauhusn. Au Ame rican vessel was boarded by the the same privateer, who out on board of her the crew of the Portuguese which she had taken." A letter from Brussels, dated 2id March, says : "Many of the principal inhabitants of Colberg have resolved to petition the King of the NETHERLAND/ for the head of the celebrated SHILL, which is pre din spirits in the Cabinet of Natural His tory at Leyden ; they intend to erect a mounmeot at their expense to the wewory of this heroic ps triot." We have just received intelligence, upon which we pledge our faith, that the most violent discus sions have taken place in both the Houses of Par liament at Hanover. The Ministers have been obliged to interpose the royal auJiurity, and have dissolved the Chambers Our coiresponderst adds., that this measure is owing to the great difficulty felt by the King's Ministers to offer a satisfactory reply to the propositions made ou the part of the Senate. He adds, that there exists a spirit among the middling classes, which looks with anxiety to the abolition of the frivilrges of the Nobilsty. There reigns through due whole country, to use los words, " Die hochster spannairg" (the highrst eacitensent.) —( welling Paper.) The Earl of Fire, it is said, has been dismissed from his office in the household of the KING, and Lord LOVA IN Z has been appointed to his place, for the honest vote his Lordship gave in Parliament I'4 the repeal of the Malt Duty Act. It is, indeed, lamentable to see the Ito ) al authority converted to such uses by sus Administration, who skier by this measure that even the personal friends of his MA .II WY must be sacrificed to their purposes, and tor an act, too, which will endear the Noble Earl to his country, as well as all those persons whose statues are found w that majority.—(,llorniag Chronicle.) On the Ist inst. the Earl of 1;11 , 11 was elect e d Lord Rec.or of the University sod Marischul Col lege of Aberdeen. We understand that hi, Lord ship has Sot to he distributed in prizes to the most deserting sit udeists in the diffeielit classes. Et DOU RAN lON. file sublime sciei ce of Astro nomy has an apt and beautiful eilos.ration, be this noble machine, and the plain and intelligent manner is which Mr. %MAIER explains his interesting. though diffi cult subject, does him infinite credit. It is really agreeable to refresh one's knowledge, and again to f,vl the iturrearive truths, which the noble dispensations of PfUrIIkOCIP costae,. The young d. toy, how pleasantly ie it wide arvaisted with the HejWC 16! 011 Friday erreoug the large Opera Coa ted Room literally overflowed with as elegant au audience as we ever witnessed, ampere whom we saw several of the Friends," and two ur throe lathes' schools from Quetta square and the neighbourhood. n f•t •tilash! .71 s ` • b ' T 110771110 MA Ten. traor•ci wsu tilithila4lislop undertook his match to trot Sig liroata men, to h tonrteen miles in one hose, for 100 guineas. Ho started over a two-mile circle us the Ileacomillehl road, with a peculiarly light-constructed gig. lie did the lint two miles in eight minutes and a half. the meld two is eight minutes sod twenty seconds, and half the ground in twenty eight minutes and thirty 'tripod.. The horse was kept m a winning pee in each mile, and the match was won easy in one minute and tea seconds within the given thre.-4 to 4 against lime. A posy belonging to a Mr. Ilnntherstoss was matched to gallop the fourteen miles in three quarters of as hear for ifty galactic, to carry featherweight. The match we■ woo cleverly la two minutes within the she* tinsc.—Eves betting on time. _ SUNDAY N SIVSPA PHDS. Yesterday John Cooper was brought up from the Found ling wateb-htssise before the Sittiug Magistrate at the Pub lic Office, Halton garden, charged by John Hutt with dia. Issibiug the cougregation at the chapel its the Foundling Hospital, about Seta tnintites before right o'clock ou Sun day I 'Tiling, by blowing a hunt going along Guildford-street, for the sale of a uew Sunday Newspaper. The charge being penved . on oath, and admitted by the Prisoner, be won con victed is the penalty of 50.., which nut b_ing to pay, be anta committed W the HUM, of Correction for a few days. • WWI DN. The lifeless body of a young Gentleman of this city tens fount i■ a sequestered spot, near Stapleton, about eight o'clock on Thursday evening. A pistol, Which appeared Its have been remade discharged, lay near him, and &amber pistol, loaded, was foaled i■ the pocket of hls coal, on the left side, sod his left hand was its the pocket. The ball had passed through his heart. He bad been in a very despond ing way fur some lime, owing, it is supposed, So his haring lost the balk of hula property, by leailtog it, on int e rest, to a permit who subsequently became intulvent.—(Bristol Mir ror.) AN lIQUITILS. Last week lea sepulchral urn. were fowled among rubbish about a foot below the airfare, by the truant of Llys farm, the property of Joseph Hnddard, Esq. situated • abort distance from the Roman military communication, between the tumults, at lirebeiddior, and that of thrlbenemen, Cartiarvonsbire. The erns occupied a circular space of about lite yards in diameter, wbich bad the appearance of baying lien surrounded by a stone wall. The urns were foiled in a straight lite, and filled with boues and allies, a small piece of copper in the first. Each urn was protected by four upright stouts, in a rectangular form, with a fiat stone on the top, cud a few handfuls of pare gravel under west b They were of rude workmauship,and du not seem to have ever been exposed to the sellout of heal, as they all crumbled iato ashes as soon se the ploughnv•ii attempted to remove them, and not a single fragment, above the size of a square inch, could be fused a few days after the discovery. Perhaps tire hopes of fieding some treasures, rendered the men more indifferent to their preservation. From the cir eusestance of there bring several Druidical remains its the immediate neighbourhood, it is probable that it was a place of remitters. eoweeerated by the Druids. at a period prior to the Roma . invasion. A greet part of the repolehre still remains untouched. It is rather to be lamented, that some degree of respect is not cscouraged for the primeval monu ments of the religion mid sacred rites of the aberigiries of the country. Thty are proofs, that however misrepresented the Druids have been by the vary historians, idolatry formed no part of their religion, while the doctrine of a future Mate seems to hive had a powerful iriareace lu the forma tive of their civil ..d religious iostitotious. • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. woirelirialleea, 11/Lacs 25. Pet back the George, Doymb, for It. alithaers. Sailed the Thomas mod Wary trammed he Woolwich. COWES, MARCIE lb. Arrived the Olive, Last, from Virginia, with loss of mai, boats, sad bulwarks. PLTIIIOII/111, DIARCEI 24. Arrived the York Metairie', Graybura, from Shields for Ruchfort ; Marianas, hew, from Loudon for the coast of Africa ; Duke of Marlborough, Hallett, from London for the Cape of Good Hope; sod Two Brothers, Beariagtom, from London for Lisboa. Passed up Chasse! the America, Bremer, from H h fur Brevaeu ; am! the Neptunue, from the' Brazils for Ha vannah. Sailed the Arndt'', Summers, fur New York ; sad Are. thou, Lowry, fur Moutserrat. YALMOVTIA. MARCH Si. Arrived the Rapid, Thorn, from Demerara, in 51 days, for London, la great distress, bowleg on the Ist instant en courtered a very heavy gak, which stuve her deck., laid her ow her besm-eads, carried away every snick se deck, injured her wisidlam, lost must of ber sails, leaky, fm. and will be obliged to tiudergo repair. She was towed in by a pilot boat. Sailed La Plata, Hartley, for Heemes. 'rooms, MARCH 25. Arrived the lAdy Nepeas packet from Cuxhaven, A llianee sod Jame ditto from Gettysburg, and Priuce of Grange ditto for Hollsod—each with a mail. Sailed the Cutlerea(h packet for Holland, and Henry Free lint: ditto for Cuibaves—.each with a mail. The Lady Nero's reports the Elbe to be free from iee. Dons., mutest 23. Sailed yesterday the Fanny %%gage, Limiter. fur Hull. Put back the Orieni, Wallace, fur Bengal; and Hound, Sinew*, for St. Vincent's. Arrived sad sailed for the River the Agility, Baker, from the South Sees; sod the Hyperion, from Portsmouth. Came down from the River the Leopold, Wiliam, for Leg horn, and the Brauston for Gibraltar. Passed through she &and to day several vessels, names ankaows, fur the River, and other destinations. waiiwir•erenrmear The royal yachts at Deptford are ordered to be fitted fur Sall, and to accompany his MAJESTY oil his voyage to Ireland. It is said his MAJWITY will en►back at Brighton, and proceed to Plymouth to view the Brerkwiater, aittl thence to Dublin. We are glad to find that the report of Mrs. PLIJNILEIT'S death was premature, as appears by the following paragraph, copied from the Free man', Journal of Thursday : " It iK with great regret tucked we state that whilst Mr. Plunkett bat beret so zealously aml successfully labotirtme fur his reentry, his amiable Lady has been sufferime under indispssition, and that it was thosteht otrespary hat right to dispatch a messenger lu mai Mr. Plunkett to this country. Sir W. 111Axwcu. has sustained a great loss in his stmt. by death of die valuable brood mare, by Whiskey, dam by Diomed, grandam by Inspeiator. She was in lual with a colt to Wal ton. A L tdy threw Itereelf on Ssittriluy reciting lust Gum it parapet eighteen feet high, Kr Bath, into the liver, from which she was fortunately nareed, purl is now in a ftir way of doing well. Sowe reports affecting her character, equally utifott,uled and in faunally, induced her to attempt self-desto action. Yestetday John Saoke was brought up a second dine tur ritatutianunt at B,w-street Police-office, and was full committed for trial, eltirg,d wills having forged the signatures of thfretent person. to his account., as putser on board Ins Majesty'. ship Spartax, with intent to defraud the Commis. Biotin . * of the Victualling, Board. • p ft' ! •.• . THE TURF. """ STATE OF TR R ODDS..—RETYING ROOM, MAIMS 94. DEBBY. 6 to 1 met Repos* 10 to 1 apt Guelsysa 9 to 1 apt het 11 to 1 apt Charm. 10 to 1 apt Morel OAKS. I t le I apt My lady I9to 1 apt Sp r i ng ,. 11 So 1 apt Augusts RIDDLILIWOIr2O. •Is 1 opt Regius* I9to t apt Milos. ft W 9 apt Morel 2611 001112112 STAKE. to apt Banter I bis S apt Aster. THE CHASE. 11A=Ela g irr a swil e l hr ee as t d t day , st at C...44. ii 4 :l 4. I .- -1 • • • MARKETS. . • -• . • • EXCHANGE, Illonns.Y. Wilton VI. fildi **Bet was well supplied with Wheat this morning, ig* 'vats from Essex, K e nt, an d S u ff o lk , b esides • quantity which remained over from last week'., and the demead for which b e i ng excee di ngly dull,sr* were with dillicalty ,effected, even of the Guest vittalitiea, at a decline of Is. ;tree quarter; but there was no demand for the ordinary samples.—The arrival' of Barley were very large to-day from Norfolk cud Suffolk, as well as from the western porta, which has caused a reduction of Is. per quarter on the Guest samples, sod the sates were very heavy at that abatement, for at the close of the market a large quantity remained uutlisposed of.—Oats are Is. per quarter lower than un last Monday, and very heavy sale.— la Beam and Pease nu alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat,Keat A Essex, White Pease lBs 32s (mew) 3BO 50s Boilers 311 s 311 s ---Old --• 83a Grey Pease 2lls 30. lilaffolk (mete) 36. 50s Small Beans 324 34s --Old —s 60e Tick ditto —.---Norfolk(old) 44s 50. Oats, Potato 23. 2.51 -- Foreiga.... 1501 60s Poland date llli 23• I Rye 2Bs 32i Feed Oats ....1es 20s Barley 2O. 27. Flour, PIT seek 5O. 55r I Nall 50. 56 s Rape Seed, ;we 1a5t„.361 381 IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK. ' Enalish Wheat, 8,411 ; B ar l e y, 10,045 ; M a l t, 4,41151 Oats 10,026; Rye, 13; Beane, 2,679; Pease, 601.-146 Wheat, 5,475; Oats, 12,820.—English Fliiur, 7,396 sacks. • GUILDFORD, Hance 24. Wheat, per load Oat% per quarter Ol 19s to 11 3. Rye, per quarter Of Os to Of Os Barley, per quarter 11 3. to 11 5. Beans, per quarter ll ills to 111$. Urey Pease, per quarter ll 9. to 11 14a SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Mancn 26. Our market this morning had but a middling s apply of all descriptions of cattle. Prime beasts fully maintain la.t week's priers; but the interior sorts are lower in price. lo the Haymarket there is no material slteratiou in the price. Straw cod Clover as our last. The fulluniog is a correct statemeut of the prices and numbers:— To oink the offal per stone of 81b. 8eef....45. Ot. to bs. 04. Head of Cattle this day: SI etton..4s. OJ. to Ss. 04. Beasts 4100 Lamb...os. 04.. to Os. Od. Sheep.. ..... .........13,200 Veal....de. 6J. to Os. 81 Calves .. 160 Pork ... da. 0,1 to bs. ed. Pigs..... 230 HAY.IOARKET. Hay... .... 31. 10e. 04. to 41. ds. Od. C1ume...... 41. Os. Od. to 51. Its. Ild. I Straw NEWGIATE AND LEADENHALL OIARILSTS. (By the Carcass) Beef .... 3s Od to 40 Od 1 Vest .... 3s Od to Os II Illettoe.. 34 Od to 4r Od I Pork .... 3s 44 to 3s 111 PRICES OF BAT AND STRAW. rt.. JANIS'S . Hay $1 rts Od to 41 10s Od Hay.. 31 Its. Od to 41 Os OJ Straw 1/ 4s Od to 1/ 16. Od Straw... 1/ 8s 0.1 to 1/ 14s Od Clover 41010 d to 31 Os Od Clover 41 4s Od to St 5. Od PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. ■ew Tenzin/. ew RAGI. Kest ....El Ills to 4/ lbs Kest 2/ lOs to 4/ 4s SNININEX ..21 5. to 31 4s Besse:.... 4/ 0. to 11 16■ 150rx....11 10. to 41 4. Eases 21 Os so 31 10a Forams...se, 4110. to 6116. Ditto, second, ti les to 51 Os PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of Sib. As stated by the Tallow As stated by lb, Ratchets. Menet.. St. James's Market.. is 101.1 Price by Ta110w.... 2. 10d Whiteehapel Market 2. tljd Average...... Is 10d PRICES OF TALL°, Town Tallow 60A 0.1 —s Od Yellow !hwls 411. Sd --i 04 White ditto—Ups Sd —s Od Soap diit0.....44s Od —s Sd UsWog SteEU, Od --s Od Ditto rosgh..l4o Od --s Od ►, SOAP, &c. per iltib. fellow Soap Mottled Cord Groves 23. Oa Good Drep 9. Oe PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per doses, les Od—Moulds,lls N. dd. per dome allowed for really motley. —. UAW RIDES. Best Heifers & Sim% pit at. Ordiosty.. Is Id to 2s 44 Is Od alartret Calf.. sod IN 04 Middlings Is N MOs Yd E.O. Horse Os Od to Os Ott COAL MARKET, MAncs 16. Ships •t Market. Skips Sold. Price. Hi Newcastle Ili Seederlaad. 1 Dillbishire 1 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per CL Cons.. 70a 71 I Ez. Btu% g..par I 1 3, - 5 per Ct. N. Aim. 105 ti i Cori. h.r Acc...... 70; 1 ludic Bonds.. 35 36 pr. I 71111 BIRTH. On the tad Instant, in Reeeell.equare, the Lady uf Thomas Drumm, &q. M.P. uf Ai goo. MARRIAGE. On Saturday, the 14th lam, at Maryle.bntee Church, by t►e H 4.11. and Rev. Thomas Monson, 'William Battle, eldest son of William tVriglitson, Esq. of Cuoworth, wear Dot,. raster, to Gear&on, daughter of lingo Themes, Eq. of Ration, Rumex, and graaii.Jaughler of Hairy Pierce, N.V. of Waal", York.low. DEATHS. Oa the bib just. et Mile End, Elisabeth Boyee, wife of John Boyee, E,q. of the Customs, lifter a lingering illness. On Friday, the 11111 i lamest, after a few days illness, et the Ledge, Weston.in Coulon°, the Rev. 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