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~_ na,4lltie .crieffellsalluellawsaminos- * Mpenteik iaa slo w at. Nub asorkra as to primes; Ow borebiomint .4 Kvir timbre. ANO L Ibe VINSOIPAPhkes OO . IOII4 1110 . 14401 4 . (Neg Will Se .we tier do Illamurex_ , mime ploala ttw • re Oil, no esilloolbembarommt ormissmill • e s. Ilbaswis or she Peirce Serene, or maim the orders of ~ leschllojeMy's 1.1 0 4101. 11 11erte of liaise plants is at present of some On portaisee, sad monism is time to improve; the Waft', already Csialiamit me out ineoisiderable, and but poverty of the whole of Europe, would, be . a awn become as object worthy ronsi.lerstias. • 41.11,11,0117. asst evostioue to improve, if new Flaws .a ol mid isterestiox consign', In be iiitrodiscol tt i whets Savereirsis have obtained sorb phials Gooks.. Streit sablieets will seek to procure • itioisosite M a ids of pleats, sopoorted far above iii IMFAMPIIk . kiws4 by tbr one of yawing id plait. is all expessive 008141111411111 111 t0i GO mooch pasniaismi hp the Rogow, main . lois% SOW of saber, brolthy, and mdostriusta puputstios, 116. tb lyserwroe. The aloe will be. maintained and iu . She iiiirodoctioa of hematites! sioweloirs. These it I. hoped, will isolate his Majesty's Minis mas esishlishoest, Kew Gardens I mean, which clots bassioe to lbe seiewee of the cusgslry, progenies se some 44410110. W .gears Nis' its impala. ion, mid enables the Serigeisk sad his Illimistrre to make acceptable present. to ffelleed beis s miabooll iiienrring auy expense iu pruvidiag to)41”.• Whit S. R. I.USHINGTON. I. 4w y. kern TraisoryChamirrs, April s, firs!. • S oda 4... -- ___ _ .. Alms 0,8 4 ' ha NSCO rEMY OF A RONAN ALTAR. oit Wok ‘,I sow t / Ills -10 k O a ltratheve, in orchard, in the holding of Mr. sra Sr, is #lfilike Roughtos, sear Chester, a Roam' • 141 1 ,fte 74=1101 slate of preservation, was found. It . 4 id %bowl Idgh, with a shallow lento OU the top. sepported by Iwo volisies. The shaft of the column is four. lied • on two of its sides I. Ilse following isscription : .10118.1.0 ea went. 1 , 4 r.., * • N Y6IIIIII ET ser. ft 0%0 i:, . ' • VONTI BUS Isoatevt Al , LEG XX. V. V. in 'extended characters, Nytnylais et Fontana Legions l'i ressiara entente eitrki ; which may be thee. Eaglielied, V. dictated to the Goddesses or Me Wafers, and Sethi Npirits of Vie Anodising, by Ole soldiers of lAs t seentietk Legion, the joemerfel, GM wompeering. " It app. are that Chester was the seat of the Twentieth Legitio, •,r Levies Vieasima eolens rietrtz ; and although ft alight possibly have been asteriorly a British station, there is little doubt of its having been fortified by theories Scapula, fur the protection of the lioness army, after the d.Teat and capture of CafaCillClll., is A.D. 50." Accord - peg to which, this altar has been placed is tie present situa tion *somewhere &haul 1800 years. The g.uoud near to ' where it Was formed, has been considerably waderdug, Po i Si to drain off the upper waters, beet shine can be Wile ' diretet tbst, at the alone date, this site abounded with soriuge sad writs of water. Al the iseroduction ef Chen. • leerily loft) our Wood, ibis altar was stoat probably over. thrown (it was found lying use one aide), and the heaps of Ads, thrown over it, as fumy be swot ems. Various remains a"4 entiqotty have been found os the sput, as pieces of Rim , wean pottery, Sec. The Christmas Philosopher must feel the ," Eigleest graiftleosioa in etweleinpistisg the happy things wheel' oar island has experienced from these idol altars, to the worship of the true Gid. 1111;121) ER. We have this we, k the painful task of stating an instance of angetsary and ferocion• revenge, perhaps equal to •ny lecorded fit the annals of Minima depravity. A number of , jau•g passes o< both *ems, in the humbler walk. of life, mere assembled at a wedding, at Boseastle, in Cornwall, on • Illitturdef lad. During the festivities usual on such urea at' aimed, two Tone; men, named Nicholas James Guard, awl I — Weary Huskyu, ill/agreed on sumo telling subject, awl bath • Wig heated, *eyeful angry ittpeessiuns passed between tinted, who is a shoemaker, suddenly left the com• psiny,and going Yuen°, took one of the knives used in Lis trade, • sad having concealed it from observation, waited in the utighbourimod nail be saw Hoskyn in the street, when he e 're obed towards him and suddenly thrust she knife into his aide. The stroke was given with such deadly (nice that the weapon separated one of the ribs, and pierced the heart of the sinfallenaie victim, who fell dead at the murderer's feet with out nutria! a word. The brutal mousier instantly Red ; hat as the horrid art was committed is the public street, so Oaten was gives), and the ruffisn was refused admittance into several bruins when he successively sought shelter. Find ' 1 "g kii".."A l a li t l Y Puraned, be entered a garden aid ell. avalPinifed 1. , conceal himself i a a corner, but being dot t a •tamped sad surrounded, be was compelled to surrender, and . was mewed. The ruffian has since been committed to the a away rises to lake his trial for the murder. • • ' The detested was but 20 years of she.—( Plymouth TotafrePh•) • _ _ t • - . , • .... e . • ~ . .- .with thR is. .. fie bet a resumed, ite fallowing iatioaß fia4 . l7•7fram she Royal Gardens have al- /*Mem insie. s - • • 4,,Ti0 bla Ruiyal Iligbeess the Prince Regent : ' 'Nei WIZ* ste ilawartit . b Pfeil SO Duke of Rase Weimar. 1 To At Queen :' i.. item the Tlawagetritembiaarßiessia. at c.. Pliam tbe QllOll a Wiellimbeig. • • T• It lifivioStaltkigisters: tiLßttilt~sifialLsydrti. • 'i •:•• • • ' • To lie afeatiatat .f the Gooks,: v : mp mrt • . fr. . Prat it Gsedup at Seboabrun. • 1- r l i ttmllop epigram tiveirty at Leydea. - - m tie Clauretatty at Erferl. r •41 Jig _ _. ' . i 1 10., tbie halm haul I shall eoasitler it as nay ditty to rep. ' ' : Ma, Abe .ertemesumitmee between lir soperinlen.lesat of his I %, mardit INTELLIGENCE. I . POIITSMORTII, APRIL 17. Paused by theßestomn, Baotou, from St. Thomas's. N.iled the Aim, Church, for Nevis; Parker and Soils, Rod- e•a, fur hew Orleans; soil James, Smith, for Oporto. ; . FALMOUTH, APRIL lb. 4, Arrived the Fortitude, Richards, hoot Lisbon • Den, Ma. sea, from Loudon, fir Msramichi ; Euterprim., hymen; and Harmony, Itnsiow, from Pool, for Newfounilleild. ~ Sailed the IVairrluo. 1111'1)041dd, fur Ilansburgh. . • e•Winr, APRIL 17. Arrived the David Skew, Jordan, front the Isle of Fraure, i is VI days. r HARWICH, APRIL 17. Arrived the Lord Dorman pl. het, with mails frosts Vuthaves. ORAlltatil It, APRIL 17. Arrived the Co'ol.ti tam, Rippe...lan, ( mai B ear d. DIAL, APRIL 17. Come Aiwa (rum the Melee and sail. d she Highlander, • /1 Folios, fur Mositeeeil ; Arrileg, lecithin; and Julio, %rot, fur Is. JAW,, New Hinresetek ; Mary, Deparrtwe, for the Wi at • t Isaias; Fatty, Cave, for Mtramiehi ; and Hohlerness, Smalls, (or Herbst ; aka the Ciociesatue, Griewor, for New York. LittIIPOoL, APRIL 15 The Cobs, IlloGonan, from Hawlsolgio, whirls was un 4 abort, boa brew prt elf without &Neap. t 4 lIVAWHARMI, •PRIII 111. The Hopwood, Parwell, (roll . Liverpool, for Jamaica, ran roof retire C.brerfol seveseise cotter, on Monday sight, off lialybead, by which she latter Ma received some damage is i 11 leer ripped, fie. A hind boat has been washed ashore wear .....i, • 0 ). T,.,,,k.,......... us site Mara i Ike ships rase neighed of neltariftell...-Laat inoraitar Aim Roswell and John i 1 InerallerN. far • burglary at Enstefeed Greco • and Irillims Jonisfsbod Moira l yres, for asterism (ur ged Soles, sol- i kiwi Nor awful 1111pleste ti the law at the prima, Horse. ineffer.levien. Tberiplaed &neatly in payer, and et hole • f oboe Abe* nem launched hoe (tensity. They ail I tsawieed ibejellke of their sentaacr. t i 1 b ^ ,•--r-- -- .. - . ~.- -x-- • • • • - • " 'sty e . ,•,.:* - • • • . • • ' • : • NT . K. • • . . . 7'tlE INFA ING OF ROA PETITI'JN It. .. 4IN „ . , • , OF DIKL. C4.IIPRELL' I IIia 14411 'Oil' 41 4alrhes lo ate if • .i , ll ' argots e ice], re..it i.e 1 t 6 the eieptere sit the Brew, Its bile been ahead, mentioned. . _____.......--L- ' " COEIPLAINING OF HIS DETBNTION BY THE it is proper to &move flog this actsi—nner WWI *la./111141414y We lately noticed a work ',oldish's! to Loodol. BURIIAN GlWlEllitSkt eta F. wrecked near the Rot of Itsogoon„ on her retorts to Caleakta I i heir g il Systems qf I.:dimities, •prepased for the i Cal Wain Lane, who eiontaistodrri her, and one of the largish 1 (Presented to the Hoene -of Cornltona, and ordered to be ! wi re drowned, hut she rest uf 'the crew, and the ‘l, agsrill•l yowag A'topoleem, the sew at / Bonaparte. We ho pil d .ule d .1 1 • l' Wellerlerhi dispatches were saved; the evidence of the Mar. • it than noticed in the National Attie-ate, a Nrw ___. gwo ots. who in win E.tgland, will eluelilite these facts, 11040 York Piper of the 161 h February . :— A Petition of Denial Campbell, 'atelier . 's! for porehssiog ' if accessary, Ike tertiagorty . of other living 'Atomises rah 34 'EDUCATION or Potitcaa.s—Alintak the trey lumber tesk•wood sad timber in the EltrlnOn empire, for the use of be adduced; respecting the two voyages from knogisair to 'of literary worts which imhe Maltreat the English press, the British Navy i• India, was peesenicl, and resist; setting : Umaterapostrah, or New Ara, whirls were performed to eon. wir God one edririlised with the felleiteln itspitimg tidy:— forth. that t h e Petitioner, after his return to Britnin (num the ' secrievit.e of , tiders Crisis Admiral Trowbridge, mid which • A Nohow if Riletrothwo fur the !fl/ad Meg of Ross. wad West Indies, with thopatelsea from Ad m i ra l sir TI tttttt Is loner' iir proestiiiig a contract exclasively in favour of other Frowelt ( ) rifles* el the Mood ; dram u p boa. tap,. i 111 rrrr , e .g sr ai iii 6„,,,,,k „, p.n. Ri co . was a e o t out to . the B,iti.h Gorr rumens, for supplying teak-wood for the v i a l c oime ig .f vase. will t h e spowe a mt i o .. m . Na d er A. f India by the late lard Ifisopoot 'Melville. ag • free Mariner I nary in Italia, and in areomplishow the release of thirteen rawma i virer i,,t in i ence o f t h e R a persr m ap a im . This Anil Surveyor; ow arrivis i at E ar le he par Chased • ship ' Betitib subject*, wh o' had been detained ag prisoners in the esfrosreflaaryproelaellell araarlastaid to Me roitioetof No • rolie.l the Mnerlaiumess of Wellesley, which was bind by his interior of the Bman Empire, the Petitioner loss to .4,10,.. of N. Clew!; it i i p i oduk o d w i t h m i , o ,,i c i e d Majesty's laorensasesit fee earryiag stores and limber, and remark. that dn. original documents of his expenditure no liiidity, wad the o , iniaiil ii , dappaged mina m e pis i di . hen , sailed from Od eo n * t o poostaay, with a cargo of rice for 1 needle itervier• were &retorted by Admiral Trowbridge, soil v 4 ,14 U ma p e s fees .. Ni s wel d or the miembdes of she the sac of the army, prior to the attack nod rapture of : mooing those delivered to Captain Grey, and so essafortuuatelv I m o Ailm au wn , a&,„;4 of ii ... w o w ~,,t ....1 1 , la id l b rm I Nerimopeinna is 1759; from notabsy the Petitiorwy sail, it Net in the Blenheim ; the Petitioner, however, has still under obligation to hie fur their thimuen, but actually me- st° Retires*, by order of the Most Noble the Marquis arverrl of she ilineliargerl bond. be inerthants in Raii• ditaterithe extraerdivary project of overthrowing the an. ‘ T ' lleiir v. to parcitape Masher for the use of the British :414111, finny whims hr borrowed part of the money to outfit ricot sod ratairlishml system. of edisention, by which per. Na v y; the petitioner, i.,0,,,di,,,,, e , to hi s i mdrart i aal , !me- the voyages, as well as the into prtter's aerount, who &t -sons, baying royal blood in their veils% were drilled for the vlu'ed various renown of teak-wpm', 901iCh were forwarded compenied bins in both missions, and an o r iginal letter re. Moaarehy. A work of the' Child sod of. Ja- to Bombay; out of this finlike were built the %linden, ef crived by his. •t Unintar.spoorals, while isegoei•ting with the (obtains; in which rules an laid dawn re , Ow 100 of Ileveutv-four gust, the Cornwallis fittest', of fifty gem , , Normal, Gmel - antral for the release of the British loci ' other - ' • of 'he Intent of . sinters; his leiter, %hien is dated at Rangoon, 13th Aeptent• Prlmosoneat be a carious productio• umlaut." MUTINY AND DRSTRUCTIoN OP' KATE OF LONDON. [Foos • NEM %Oki ?AKIO The following are the particulars of the mitiny and lie structton of the British *hip Kate, of London, furnished to Captioin Jules, of the brie Diligeuce, from Guadeloupe, re fs.. red to is yesterday's Gaulle:— The crew (eight in Dumber) of the ship Kate. Canteln George Parity, landed about four miles to *imbrued of the Mule, on the 14th of January. almost five o'clock, p.m. They slept on the heath that eight, and next morning planter la the neighbourhood came to them sad brought them to his house. A brother of the said planter went to inform the Commodious of the event. Their story was agreed oil oath between theft's" ; sod they all said " they twicongral to the Airwescan ship Retrieve, Captain Jacob Ilawr, belongiug to Mews. /hoydens and Wyckuff, merchants, of New York; that 'Gerrie weeks WM. Woos weather, Not being able to keep the ship free, she being very leaky, the Captain had given orders to get the boat in readiness, and that they were au &Mg, anal getting into the boat about ten o'clock al eight, whew the Captain's sou. about ten years old. fell overhosid in trying to get into the boat, and that the Captain threw himself into the sea to try to save him, bolt • they both perished, and the ship west down; that after bring two days and a Hight iu the boat, they reached the beach pear the Mole, with great hazard of their lives." The Commandant sent militia dragoon's to escort them to the Mole. They Lad a breakfast at the plantation, for which Thomas Murdock, calling himself mate, paid one dollar a head. As the AIM :hey were kindly treated; the mate put ap at the tavern, sisal the rest au the Raul. They stopped Gott six day.; after which, the came to the town of Poiot Petre. tweeted by an unarmed man. They arrived alums Lee o'clock, pm. at the Point, end the Police and Attor ney assisted them to get lodgings fur that might. Next day they were interrogated by the Judge and Into rpreter, iso presence of the King's Attorner ; bat they persisted in the same story. A few days after, three others were brought from the Mole. and interrogated he the same nieuner, our of whom turned State's erideure, and declared, app.. testily, the truth. Neat day a French hid, 15 years old. who hail told the first story, said Jid not know the truth bad been led, least word to the King's Attorney that he had a wish to speck to him. He was brought before the Court, sad 161.14.1 told the real story ales. lie, with two others, cam from the Mole in three different vessels, at the same lime, and directed to the King's Attorney. They had with them all their baggage, seal a gaud limey dollars in their bags. A Bible was found in their baggage, which the mate said wen given him in New York by a fellow-lodger, about eleven mouths ago. There MOM printed, as a seal, in as oval form, the following WM.& II'IMM/111.11 by the Mere-Wants' Sea men Auxiliary Society of the Bible to the ship Kate, of London ;" dated, • 4 Gravesend, May 11, 1818 ;" and inside atilt binding was written, in large letters, " Ship Kate." Now, the Judge availed himself of this circumstance to interrogate Thomas Murdock, All.l the rest, a second time. Hi. Hauteur tells the sown Interpreter to say to Mosul:lrk said the others, MI they me called iu separately- 41 There is the Bible behoove,: to the ship Kate, of lAmmion, Captain George Purdy, mei aim that very same Bible pm swear to tell the truth, and nothing hut the troth." Murdock is very mach embarrassed; says iu broken words that he i. toot ac eestomed to swear on the Bible, and reshots some time; when the Judge observes to him, that he is gain to vacation his waned on the isterrugatory ; that yesterday, he took as oath without difficulty, to tell " his story," and that in Ike New York Custom honse, he would take several oaths, as customary. The Judge added, that if he would not answer to the questions he should pat to biro, he would pronounce him guilty immediately, for to refuse answering the goes t sows of the Court was decias log hiserself guilty. Merduck them kissed the Bible, sad, " Siace 1 have taken an oath," said be, " on the Bible, I will speak the truth ;" and he told the real stony, which a in substance:—That they belong ed to the ship Kate, of Lusulois, Capitols George Purdy, which ship had been chartered its August last, at Halifax, by the house of Belcher, Bioney, and Co., for • vomit to Berbicc, and back. to Halifax: the ship took a cargo of fish, beef, said some lumber, cousigned to the house of Ro bert Kite, of Beehive; they reached Beelike, where the cargo wail 110111 for rash—the proceeds were put on board is two boxes, iron hooped, marked Nos. 1. said 2, containing 5,000 dollars. The ship sailed for Halifax in ballast : the mate had been discharged at Redeem., after having had IMMO q marl with the Captain. Six weeks after sailing, Geelong constantly bead winds, and in want of provisions, the water nearly consumed, the crew stoked the Captain what he in tended to do; the Captain told slum he had still some coffee, which lie wonlol give them for their support, and that he would try to get to Bermuda; butt, after twenty four hours, lb. winds against them, they tried fur New York, but without success. Next morning, at eight o'clock, the Sth Jftostery, three of the crew went an.l seized the apisin, as lie was walking us the deck, sod tied him ; then 'boy said that he sad those that lived in the cabin must either jump overheard or go in the jolly boat alongeide. They thee snob wheel the Cap. mite, who wished and asked to go into the cabin fur his cloak and boots, but he was nut allowed ; he earuestly requested a c pass, his holy also west au her knees sod begged fur • rumps., but this was refused also. His lady, with her two children, one a boy two yrs.', old, the ether • girt, four years old; Mr. Robert Meredith. a passenger, anal a mulatto boy, emoted William, steward.in the cabin, were forced into the host, with twenty pound. of tweed, two Intuits belong/4g to the Captain, and Mr. Meredith's trunk, mil two oars, and sent adrift. The crew were ignorant of their Istitude at that time. After ten days sailing for the West Indict, Dmitri& is the first laud they discovered, when two of the crew went bele./ and scuttled the ship — they had rigged the long.host as a sloop, pot is their baggage and money, which had been equally divided monk sham, racept•sg the two lads, who had use share fur them both—they Wolof, as stated above, near the Mole, am Wednesday, the 14th January. All have etnifessed their crime. About 1.400 dollars have hoes found and lodged at the Register's Mk.. Oluidurk says he build in the yard of the assault the Mao, dollars, but the money comet he Issued, alordoelt has se American proteettoo. myna' he wee here in New Bream wick, State of New Jersey, and ha• papers from the Crowd ▪ Poivate Lodges of New Teel. The emit is s me" K . Philadelphia. from whew, he west its •seltereter to Malaita; Ms MINK is Pailtp Posher; has so impediment is big speech. There is a Fritsch OA a Imam boy, one Welpitesee, se Irishman, anal two Sembeems. It is supposed they eIM Is stet is Ilarltedoes for grid. b.•r. isne. was etitten and subscribed by J. Goodlet; these documents, though not so compkte as the coitionl ones lost in the Blenheim, it is humbly .0 respectfully sub mitted to tl.r Honer, are evidence or t►e general facts, awl the Petition.? cannot for ♦ moment allow .himself to ionseile, that nu event over which he had so control can operate, in a British Memoir, to his prejudice, especially as every f vtbio= of his property teas 'upended in these °ors thins, in the service of his country, and leaves him, in the mean time, without the means of creditable support to himself mid his family; In throe ciettoustescrs the Peti 'jotter most h ou gh!, solicits the House to take his cave into rowsideration, and to grant hint that relief which, in their wisdom, they shall see proper mad enpeslient. and vessels of war ; _. e► tL appoint: the late Affibiral Sir Thomas Trowbeidee. . It) the rum. 161" of the British fleet in India, the Petitioner re rri*lid unfree 'from him m mash' et Ransoms, to triumvir sslditiostel ?applies of limber for the British navy in limbs ; whilst active is this capacity the Regina, • French ship laden with cocas nuts. nod tinder Barnum eoloarti. was rep laced at sea by Captain James Murray Gordoo, 'of the Allot tram, and sent to Ravioli. to be on'd; Itassmion woe at that time • neutral port. and Cootais Gorgon conceiving that be had geed it emilisig the Regina Miss Rangoon. afterwaids eat her not of the hashisior and swot her to Cairene ; the Borman Government being offended RI this ifell/lICIIRR, int eneiliately seised the Petitioner, soil a. vent other British subjects, sod threw them into • ffisrigeos; whilst the Pei limier was lying in. this deplorable sittiatioa, his health was not only niiiels injured, bet he ohm suffered • wry heavy lose in Isis property, in eousequienice of the untives haling plasidereil meet valuable articles belonging to him; after rwfferissir • tiresome esolosemeol iii this dungeon for nearly fluor weeks, the l'elhioner was 'at length conducted into the preereee of the Privets of Abdo, son of the Emperor of Darman. • sod Gosimender-iii.Chief of the Provioco of nalimson ; at this interview it was proposed lbst the Petitioner should wild a vessel wit, dispute-het Its the Most Noble the Marquis Wellesley. Gavernew General of India, relative to Ike eaptesie of the Regis., and in the swan time the Petitioner himself should be held per sonally responsible for the value of this, unless she wands , berm.' up; OR these ronditions. all the British subjects at Rangoon were retested, and suffered to choler., with the rot-cosi of the Petitioner who was detsiiied ti an Itioitsge fur 'bedew performance of the stipulations e rrrrr d into by the parties; the Petitiorier acconlingly purchased • schooner fur 6,000 rupees, and sent her to Calcutta. under the awe, of Captain Lane. with dispatches fur the Martinis W. I. holey, relative to the occurrences in conseqamsee of Capt•iss Gurdouhi cutting out the Regina; the Marquis Wellesley. having dilly considered the circumstances, was pleased to order the Regina to be seat hack to Rangoon, and the Peti tioner was cuoinionded by his Lordship not to give her up to the Freud., but to deliver her es a present to the Borman Government ; the Regina was accordingly sent back to Ran goon, and his Lordship's commannuls porietnally executed ; after which the amicable mkt' between Me Britisb and I/0411RO Governments were restored, and commerce placed of its former footieg; the Petitioner was cow ordered, by Admiral Sir Thmiss Trowlstidge, to proceed I. Uininerapoorah, or New Ava, the capital of the Burma*_ empire. distant from Rangoon about 1,7001 mites (Paige lob);. the Petitioner war likewise ordered to take vs. riots presents fur the Emperor, and the Officers sof bits Court, to obtain • fewoirable reception, sod to (militate the neguciatioas with the Emperor fire supplying tenh-wood sod planks of every description front the forests of bis empires exclusively Ili the British Gioyernmeut. In obedience to these to den the Petitiower hired fur large baste at Bass - I goon, (itch manned with sixty natives, fur the proteetion of the mission; he also hired am interpreter, mid laid iii a stock of provisions op:emery for the voyage ; lifter consider able diffiesslty, the object of the mission wait fully accom plished, and the cootreet filially concluded and sago's!, coo tlw part of the British Goes mown! by the Petitioner, and on the oilier part by the Emperor of Korona ; by this con tract the Brili•li Goveromesit obtained the exelusive privie lege of bring supplied with limber from the Burman forests foe ihe apse of seven years from the slate of the contract, which •bas since been renewed, and is still in force; 011 the 4th day of Jemmy. 1606, the reiiliOllCß also, b y toilers f r Admiral 'frowlwidge, porchased a Sine row ship, of shove one thousand eight hundred tuns horde's, for the porpose of conveying limber and sprats for the use of the British navy in India; this ship r u st the Peitio n o e 57.000 hells, fur which he has not beets wrimhoreed; OR the Petitioner*. crown from Illounierapoorali, he Wanted with re gret that 13 British subjects were primesen in the tinnier, some of whom hail been detained teary seven yeses, situ all of them were in a mewl deplorable Meteor misery mid wretch edness ; after comnireicaling this intelligeore to Sir Titus. Trowbridge, the Petitioner received ord/ot to apply its the first instance 11,1 the Governor... el Baolososi, and, if that should fail, to proceed fontliwith a secosid.time to Ummera. pooials, and in his name to demised the un the British eel'. .1 . roues should be delivered lip; the Go o men* of Mos goon bevies mimed to comply with the Pr lioner's request, he haul to follow out t he alttroaiire of his illelructiome, by pro ceeding to Cmmeespoorab a second time, at au expense equal to his first voyage; the object of this second omission, after much discossion and trouble, was likewise obtained; the Pri ronem were delivered to the Petitioner, who clothed mid fed them doriog their return to itaugoon, tend until they were de. livered to Colonel 31 'Allister, the Governor of Prince of Wales Island, and put on hoard his Majesty's ships lying at Pulu Penang; the expenses of these two voyages cost the Peti tioner 94,812 Weals of (laser silver, besides 4,319 'teals for preemie to the Emperor and Officers of his Court, reeks sive of considerable sums paid for the Insiosteueoce end clothitig of the Prisoners; the iss rforniatice of these two Joyous occupied the whole time and attention of the Peti tioner fur • period exceeding five months; prior to the Pe totitmer's engaging in these uontertakiogs, he received the s olemn assistance soirproinise of Admiral Towbeidge, that, ii additiou to the full paymeist of all his disbursements on account of Goverumeui, he should likewise be liberally re warded tie his trouble and taw loss of time be would con artreutlysisettgo ; thailosocliers rist the whole sums dishorsrd by the Petitioolv, weis • regularly doequeled and certified by AilMirel Trdirloidee, Lad cossitstitted to the charge of Copiain•Grey, the second Member in Counsel at Priam of Wales Island; the Petitioner, tearing no accident to the urigioal documents, took RR reutariel copies of those thus 'meshed end docqueted ; the House are already is possession of the fact, that the Blenheim, Admiral Troobridge,on boai d of which ship were Capt. Grey, hie rife, and family, on :bide Tesoro to Europe, was lost at sea, by which melancholy VC* enrreswe theorem'', sustained evert lose, sod the Petit rrrrr er these mothers, which, bat fur this catastrophe, would bare prevented tie Hoeft beteg troubled by the Petitioner; that he has at versants period. made applicatime to the proper autboeities for en adjastaseot of his exalter, but Ands, si ss y however reedy they are as individuals to admit the justice of his claims, they as goardines of the public mime, decline minipliaace willows, the simetion of the Horse; the Petitioner militnit• respectfully list the followiug docents tits, together with the parole tostiolooy that ma be ad. dared, is saffisient is the absence of Mom that were lost to satisfy the Homo a. to Meiosis's's@ of his claims : first, the origissel minute of the co.: reel for the teak-woad; it is written With in the Iffisgliels and Burma. lastguages, aid repels/11y grabs, and slyest by the Measlier at Bangui's so the port of the Bemis Govetnoleati and by the Pell litleer MI the part of Great Britain, bearing date Ist Ja nuary. IWO; semmilly, a displiate 0 the veadittios of the new ship which wee mwebaisod by the Petitioner by order of Admiral Trowbridge, so a spar ship far the use of the /MUM owl is Midis i it is sloe wellies is she lisplwh soil /firms iseipsses, and is data, sealed, sod .:toed, et Illa hib herroarp, 1606; with respect to his thin of r u pee for the vessel which the Petitioner paralegal IenO4II7IIIs.SDAY NIGII7"S G4ZE7711. DIVIDENDS. '.ll*y 14.1 S Smith, of Britlinbelnistlps4 fro. it Loudon. - - Suite; druggist, at st It C. lass.seott, of Cheapside, Loudon, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 19. W. Blackburn, late of Blackburn, Lancaster, shopkeeper. at twelve, at the New Inn, Blackburn. May 11. T. Hadley, of Birmingham, dealer, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Mat IS. J M. De Quires, of Site lane, Bucklerabury, Lon •htw, merebaset, at sew, at May S. W. Davies, late of Caerphilly, Glamorgan, woollen. mannfrtmoser, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May 19 R. Sallows, now or Isle of Hadleigh, Suffolk, gro cer, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Ins. Ipswich. May It. S. Ruw►ing and S. Trist, of Cbeapside. London, haberdashers, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 4t..1. Arisen. of Brighostse, /Waal, York, grocer. at two. at she Star Inn, Maarbester. . May 19..1. Holden, lair of Blackburn, Lancaster, druggist, at twelve, at the New lon, 1114rkburio. April 21. J. S. Rsina, of Wapping.wall. Middlesex, mer chant, at Duel at Guildhall, Loudon. CERTIFICATES—Mar 8. J Graham, late of Crook. d.lane, Loncloa, upholsterer T. Hughey, of Benori.sfreet, St. James, Middlesex, victu aller —B aeoltry, of Ravoclife, York, firmer.—J. Drumenond, of London-street, Loudon, and of Demerara, West huller, onerehaot.—T. noose, of Liverpool, 111114111- ter. optirian.—R Sidwell, of Rails, Somerset, shoe-maker. —K. Ralph and W. Kong, of Ipswich, Suffolk, 'minters.— J. Rallield, of Edward-street • Cavendish-sqloare, Middlesex. sorverw.—W. Wilkiwoos, of Blockburr, Laocaster,cotiou oeovefactorer. Al HI( El's. Costx.ElcriaXec.—There have bees but few arrivals of wwy Grain since !Snootily, yet what Wheat remained uver from that day's supply met very heavy sale last morning, and Illunday's prices could only he übtaitied for superfilie samples. We had same Barley fresh this day from Suffolk, the hest samples of which were taken off al Monday's prices, but there nes us ilentas4 for the inferior qualities. The 041 trade cusainties exceedingly dull, the arrival* helot much larger 'thou the immediate demand. Is Semis and Peas there is us alteration. PRICES OF I'AI.LOW, SOAP, ke. per 11211). Toms Talluw VI. 01 —.11.1 YeSew Soar I Yellow Russia 49. 0.1 —.4 OA Mu ffl ed Mee b While dittu...4fis 041 —• 04 Curd Soap 01i5tu.....441 04 —s 04 Graves I Rabine Sluff 3s. Oil —4 0.1 Good Dress ... -9i Os Dem ripagli..24s 0.1 —s Oil OILS, per Tim, of 2S$ Gallons. Noe Graml. Whale . , 131-4 I Spermaceti ''ol • 14 0 Palo Seal. 3Ol —6 Pale Rape .. 461 s FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leases& 3. 041 a 4. 34 Sernia Od 3. 64 Soria Os tl.l a 3. 341 SeeilM ba 6d a 7. 94 . da 0.1 a 311 04 Babeamia,lsi ........ de 0.1 a 65 641 ltd 3. 04 a 46 04 COAL MARKET, Aram I. Ships at Market. • Skips Nal& 4111 Newcastle 11 Olooderlaswl I Scotch Coal T 111 16.. 3d. Is 345. Od. The CHu ? hISTICE is wow sitting in Lemffon, for tie ! pia' o f C.owesua Jury C.assra out,, and bill lot take any Special Juries. The Court will sit on Weihimiday se'imaight, and so ciintisioe until the Tenn, either at the Sellllllloll Horse, Westminster, or at Serjeasits' lan Hall (under the late Act of Parham,...), in order in clear off the lioulirma fur sew and other boatman of 'be peremptory paper. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. hawk Stuck... 413 g 43 I 11.tek 1.. Am.. 18 3.16/ 3 per Cent. Hsi.— 711 I Imp. 3 per Ct. A. 71t 3 per Ct. C0n5..... 741 I India Bonds. 46 pi. 31 per Cent 4 per 'cars..... 89[1 I Lottery Tickets 141. 140. 5 per Ct. N. An. lu7lt I Con. fdie Ace.... 7tiff MUTH. 0. Ilastioy afternoon, Mier residuum is Caveatlieh. egnary, lire. linsaarna 1. Diekees.reliel of Colossi A. Dick er% awl eel, dasgarry of she law lir Peary klestre, awl. formerly Lirsersasi.flowersee a Jennies sad Gowns/ If New York SI! F.EP SKINS. F.. 11, blirai I.ngs Lambs.. ls Oil le 4 0.1 • • Suavitts is moan, fertile: is re The treatment mild—the esre effect dal. ACAN Dip Enetrijoatioo of Professional 1 ), -. tensions id only to be feared by those who are c 0... scions of incapacity. linyressed at be ealy pried ntour peofeseissal career the importance of a inure minute oltestiou to a class of d... eases peculiarly +(Emile' the grander operations of Neter., we boldly deviallril from .whal was held to he medical snit. dozy ; attacked the yearitings of mapyrielmi, cad, liy dr. feeling its vile purposes, eossider ourselves justly es tit:c4 to that approbation sad palmate which, for locally years, have rewarded our ssceeedul and devoted studies. Ti., estimations of oar eslightened beefless, who frequesiely peal to our opinioa. is an additional gratillcatios to ou, pride, while our authority from the College itself, sfreugia. end as it is by the most eotheslastie testimonials of alintot every Professor is the British Metropolis, mast ever perveri the saectity of our farm trimness, or misreprematetioe. The inipetsosity of youth, ye She asiniesitary 03011 .4 caution is the mature, laid, sites lead to the effect. costagio us disease; happy, &herder; nig the earl, cant be called, whose anxiety else be alleviated lay a s r . a dare are; -4114 eves be the ewe advaseed shire, eba.s.:. terized by selectee. eyniptiroes„ we can illustrate yin smu t . ties, mattering the treatment mild, the ruse effectual. Every equate charge. be feotliesal disturbance, ism deatal to the generative momoniy, falls equally wifbio our province, sod will yield to our atteslinu. Among these ere diereses of the wears, weeks's', sod cooetitetiegal a. 'sarcomata, of haWever beg decease. The child id issisiiime may be rastseed 14=Zoosmol, isstead of Wag schaissiod by Nordons • he will circulate the males proof of vigorous" Isemslo. limes of as Advertisement do sit as.. the slowillestitio of see sebjects but *linage amply detailed Is a Nock ote.Assioh mililished, called the lfrieel L4fs, the rapid sale of 1.64; accompanied with an Mercado( practice, are asthmatic; proofs of oar gerswei utility. The look eau he hod at St Patersnieter-row ; 119, Pall small; 41, Red:tidally ; If. Prison. atr.ot, Soho ; 174. amid 3!, Flesidereet ; sod 40, West Smith. field; or at soy lhookeeflers. Mediations are felt wish greater peigoariey by No maser thee these eremitical by his owe iesprodesdie wood to coon of cooseltatien is liberality of edoestiots 10 she Pro. fewer snore dam/sable, thee vases* the most unbounded mei. Mice is pieced, sad the meet lowirstable sgeresiis enoeosiod • thus the tome are illsiolgansted at the lest istavinw, *tie 'mower to Letters saimetely detains, the e11e1144 sad ca. closing • mailman' few socitiejaie sod adrice,.Z. as be forwarded to any pert et Ilse world. . 410911 sod Co. M.R.C. Soleolia," 11; llooodowatreet,. Flees-strom.-4 private door mood the woes. 1* What slight neglects, what trivial faults destroy • " The hiwiliest frame !" 'I ESSHS. CURRIE and CO. having devoted themselves it/ the study of t sorbet's grilled by tie most considerable practice in, thou' breaches of the prvhs. sites which they thought proper to ialect, trust, that after thirty years residence in this metropolis. their taleets are u i well kiwren, sod their repotstioe ect fully established, tint we apology is requisite for their deviation from the "vette mode of practice. It may be proper to state, that their Me dical &Aeration has bees of the Arm class, that they are Mem bers of the Royal Colleges of Condos mid Edinburgh, and as satisfactory evidences of the truth of 'hie statement. thew diplomas slid testimostals may be seen at their Howse, No. 107, Ilattots•garden. where they may be cnosalted with the greatest secriesy and hi/utter by patens". of either sea afflicted by any of the following complaints:-1. The Vimerrel Disease, fur which they have discovered a remedy, which is not only a complete substitute far atercery la. the rare of this complaiat, boo has also the advantage of ermlicstiog the disorder without elebititating the consiitstiouss.-:-11. I. cases of Nervous Debility mud Vas/ruler Relseatioe, whether pre. 'Need by touvive•l excesses, by ascii/moderate rajoyesents of eensteil pleasures, or by solitary seissonlity, where " The rigour sinks, the habit melts away, The cheerful, pare, and estimated blooms Dies Amu the face, with squalid atrophy 1) wooed, is sallow 'melancholy clad." Messes. Currie awl Co. are in possession of a Medea. that stands unrivalkd for its superie efficacy, in shier tone to every ionscular fibre of the psti reet,esturitag kis as.. 'nal spirits, sod re-establishing his vigour e ss ilk m a e g g ag ,„ Intl the rwassitutiess, sod thus esposiaglaso ig 'he g ege n, of • relapse.--3. Ln Segietores of the Drolly*, Meese,. Cat. rie and Coin plan of tresionest hes se far surpassed ever other method ofeure, that they have e seited die astioeirk• meet and approbatiue of the must ilistiugoished Ilemesele, by effeetiag it three weeks cares which defied 414 Men reeeercre of theirskill. In the cure of say of that. irompleintalbee patients s ill be treated with the greatest skill and solicitude. The fee required is the same as that of regular prettified." , Patients is the country are requested to state particulem of their case, age, and made of living, esclessing a Docket England Note, whea the aeceseary medicines ant► advice eat be tient to 'smart alba world --No. 107, Hattoolardets THE Wouderfut Efficacy of Mr. LIGNUNI'S ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS;exempliied intim Curt of a Disease of 19 years' duration. Nilithwaite, near Ulverston, May 104,19111 alit—ln the year 1799, when shoot eight years of ago, I was attacked with the symptoms of a Scorbutic Eruption, which alarmed my parents eery much, tore of lbw family having ever before bees affected with ee heisthil a disease. No cause could be assigned finite appromato, eseept, u it sr.' suppostd, the improper treatment of the Small Pot. raider which I toad laboured some time Were, by which oho blood had bees left is as impair state. The alarm of my parvole was sot grossilmis s fse tbe eels plaint increased slitit my whole frame was ststiteed snlb ulcers and riessieg 'ores, which baffled eeersllllo4lZ, OP" femional skill to afro a etre, or ems te Mafia waffm lag I esperieocod for minty years, was such tbsl dash tat looked forward to as the only relief 1 trauld polofhly Otis from my miserable situation. Tim fingers spot my left baud, Ned one Moon my right foot, were so contracted, dui they appeared seereely half their littoral length; is thir helpless condition a bed was erected for me tit the ground floor by the Are.aide, which was say only situation for msay years," soy face foal with weeping, and noise gym the shade' of death," Radom I firmly believed, weed be ett till my drag day. After I bad been in this state for about closet years, Or. lug which time my stature ;urn-aged little or note • art& hour of mine gave me part of a bottle of your Dr ape, I was advised to take, but to visible eiltetation appearing, I astiaidered them se better them the other mediniems l hod before taken, coosequently perseverance was sot adtoptt. sot being ariptaiuted with their reel virtues; bet is time pined some knowledge of their intrinsic merits, and was er s mitred to persevere. Here hews to glimmer, relief ra' afforded, my stature increased, and at leuglit • perfect car was obtained. It is sow two years Woos I left off Woe the werdiciate, sod I have had eau relent whatever of shortie. plaint, the marks Daly ressaiiiiiii es a proof of my sefferiiit , I procured the nterheine from the late Mr. J. &lathy's MI. now kept by Mr. b. Tyson, Kong-street, Ulvoneott, hat r , • sot exactly ascrrtais hew many bottles It took te effect I. cure. I will readily answer inquiries on lbe subject, titbit res *mustily ur by litter pus' paid, sand believe sae, Sir, Yurtr grateful sad obedient Servant, JOHN SARUENSON. ed b W ill• Geolksii , Ti..,,, Nibthleaite. A "" . Striders Tywra, souksrlkr, Vivelottom• To Hr. Jabs' I. l .tnews. golleower, Ma"c 4 " l ". These Drupe we .014 o n unnobje4 'lmovnee Woks, ,1 ed.-4.. b 4. and I Is. by SS v.Liansfia, blowebester; as t` J. and C. newt 42, Lust lan% Weal $0404414141; S• 1" and Co. Sow Cllrreh.yar4 ; Casein, and SOO% Or Or . market ;T. awl C. C o ll et , 4, atespoid4, Edwin* "" Ih. Patera Church.yard, t Ara ra u s . - S o da an d L o s, 34 fociiville-tdrevt Newberg nod Sswy 4, Obliteolteet, Se 4 R. Sett, and J. Nester, Snattabeidio, Eriinberti' K. Velma, arren sod J. insisr, holing Wavetrost4 G tret w i • • 11 ..ww 41 the iwielPitil Teed". ill enci Marko - . . ;natal mil eshiosited a& Till BRITISH PRESS ULOSI (IL., N.. NI, eirsed, by C. CORNWELL sof the iiirand. ~_ i V PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 60 to 66 lbs. each 16.1 to 2041 per It Ditto, 56 to 6611 is each —.41 to •-•-d Dressiug Hides 164.1 to 17d Flue Coach Hides . 17.1 to lee Crop Hides 35 to 40 Ilis for cutting 1544 to 16 Ditto 45 to 5011............ 17.1 to 19.1 Calf %kiss 311 to 4011 rs tial to 26.1 Ditto 50 to 7011 s 1114 to 33d Ditto 70 to 13011..... 15.1 to lid Small Seals (Greenland) 17.1 to IN Large ditto .... Tainted Horse Hides 164.1 to 1844 Spanish Horse Hides lB4l to 24.1 ~. ~, • 'I. 4. 1