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ff 41 = 4 7 -dru 41,Cr - FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PAM PAPERS. non, umicu 14. Yesterday the Kitt, gave a private auditory to the Doke Ile Sao Carlos, Ambassador from Spain to the Court of Lon •b.n. His Majesty transacted business with the Minister at Wor. and afterwards with the Duke de Richeliwo. In the ettning the blinisters tort at the house of the Doke de Richelieu. The Duke De Cases visited the Kier last night at uinr o'clock. A telegraphic dispatch arrived yesterday from I.vong an . ~,,,, aces that perfect tessiyaillily prevailed is that city nail at Grenoble. The Kong of Nap:es is arrival st Florence : he Well pies the palace Piiti. The news of the emancipation of Piedmont has proiloseed the li‘elieso sensation in Savoy. It arrears from letlern se. vigeti from Canna, of she date she 1:11h, that every Oblong was orionomol in that city, and that no event of any import- Mir, had p 1140 1 .111 these 16 Prose prr t'• o'. Consuls left off yesterday at 73 1.10 f.; 11.'4 Aciipos, 1,470 f. AUG•DOIRO, MARCH 17. Commercial letters from ports of Aditetse inform we of the rrms.rh of A its!ritio IrOopoo, hot without giviipz dew,. 41( any importauce. The rorps which has *demoted, on its Toole aloof the AAristic Goff, most keep itself on the teovi-et its retortion olijort is Iv prevent the Neapolitrise visor p.e...0-•ei of the !mentors of the Roman States. Anrons is t.. be the priocipal phice of arms for the Austria** LAW /n TELL/GP:A/CP. COURT OF CHANCERY, I.3Picotoe• TRW, TUUDAY, MARCH '27. JUDGiI ENT. in 1h Mailer al hie hireling of lA* President Muter of ameee's College. Cambridge. The Lol►o CIIANCLII.I.OII/ (eve to.' judgment in this long. mallard rape, steel:it-we that in WO . p losion D.tetor Cori frey wan tinty eleetei to t he office of Pre.ident Ilaatee of Qin eu's College, and ntht the allee is not vacant. HOWARD AND GIBBS. Another meeting of the Commissioners was held yeates. .Isy at one o'clock, in Guildhall. Nothing mat.rial was 40/11. ?wept the proving of a few delta. There in another [netting to li. held on Thursday oral, and on Saturday the assignees will be chosen. POLI( E. - - ■OW-!TR/ IT. Yeaterrfsy Charles Ball was examined before the sitting. Magistrate, charged with leaving slide,' different ■rtirles of jeweliery t.► the smooths of 1004. and upward-, the property Meo.rv. Fearo r ofCusahill , jeu el lers. The Prisoner was employed by M Fearn as a porter, marl was discharged its consequence of bail conduct, soon slier which it 111 s discovered that the above propert) h.rd been stolen. Th.- Pe' er was apprehended offeriug tup.iwu souse of sbe articies.—lle was remanded. SP/18111NC. Too Owen, the baser of the old school, who Artery fought end a... nal. the mice-formidable M. udoes., now gone by, whose f.rite will alway. stand high in the records of boxing, tool a benefit yeate.day. Owen had a Nur asarniblage of antalewso, nod lie eat. r.. 1 well for lb, it asisneenieot. The firs: maid' or soy Harry Harmei. and they seemed to forget their roirvinskl, when 11111 the stage. It was an inhibition which stiauleyed much skill, a .d trail loudly cheer. d. Sampson and Harty 11..11 humid loose at each other very manfully; but Hull was bothered how to dispose of his ad versary's fearless rush, the Octets of which Joshua Hudson's head still carries the pink of. Holt, however, sheared some very line wiener., and made excellent :wrier; bat there wants more •tf him to Irree the light weights an order. Fisher awl Alexatoler.—Tbia was a boot of a different kind; te wan all rorilaning. Fisher is one or those who efropr his adversaiy when his right hand. tells;. but he was boa by Scroggina. It was bit for hit with equal advantages, until Fisherflovred his adversary by a right-handl d bk,w um. der the jaw, as a (Moil shot would a rook Ull9 the twig of ilia nest. He was picked up , slid his Iseii.l ilsoppril upon his shoulder fur some tun.•; but he recovered. se us 10.4:1110.11i . from the stage. Randall and 13.1aseo.—Ar the,e men ace tile flint laclie Cleft/ of the day, tltr•ir performiner could be nothing else but exqui►ite. It was rather tedious to those who pr. (erred the ramble tumble to floe act. nee, but the parties were grand, ■nd very leer bile were placed. Randall had the best allot Iwo but manila from Ilelaseo's we/4ms'. Owen so& Josh. tl tad closed the spurts with a laugh able sel-to between the uIJ said the Hew school, and Owen returned amok'. Bytom; it 6 to 4 on Hickman /trains. GAmer for the great fight on the 1 lih of April. Cooper has been rrrrvtt.J taktug Ws extreme for too or three Jays from r bile mi his kg. LO 1) SOME ICS. A printeilliand bill having been lately circulated through the - Pities of kil4noteceter. Mereforsl, Worcester, and town of keebery, and their vicinities, purpurtwir to be '• A Cor rect Li,t of the Peen who voted for the seronil resoling of the bliilof Pains and Penalties' agnonit the Q , Sern. with /he fatal amount of the lain rtes received trn Mew and 'heir familia, ',Party, during /k- pteasure of his Majesty's Mt minters Lord Sondes 2,0001. ;" and 11w following remark subjoined, vis—" The Poldic will Seat jedge what inulureaseal they had for (has sal ;"--11r. Sieben' Bar. 'why, of Worcester, Lord Sonsers's Solic tor, by his Lord shop '• directions, •pplud to 2. Smith, of Tewkesbury, the printer of the said paver, for infosni.ition as w bbe person who was the author ; an.t , in cons, cio n. cof what he learnt from him, was further d reeled by Loud Sonora to mike known to Mr. Ilarlbond, Banker, of 'few keshury, the follow ing consents of • letter, %mutts uu the sootiest by Lord Somers to Mr. Bariseby:— `• De IR SIR, Grosrenor-rtrerl, Feb. Mk 1821. " Neither I ourself, nor any rel.ition of mine within the degree of Sell, Dangliter, Brother', Soder, Ne,ilisw, or Niece, receive no. ein.Ouinent what, ye., directly sae reetly, fro:n Goys-runs. it, nor did so at list primd of the Quetta's late landing on the vlioi es of Vita iaaud ; nor does, 1811 r did OA hat.inniod, any the most distant ft Istive of mule receive any such eauoiiionot, dii veil; ur indirectly, through my procureetood. _ after this explicit &elevation on my part, ennsi dering she soles priuciph a professed by show. of Mr. Ra►t land's persuasion in religion, and the se.p.et be is pleased to express for me, can he reconcile it to h•s conscience to rest salisiird • Mims. snaking a d.clar.ition such as I wrier, as public as the moister and sinfinsnded ineendo made by hiss, or by Isis direction., wiz. Ikea my vole of peaty, against the Queen, was infamously given by use (wheat my honour and COPlSCiettee, fur the sake of emoluments which neither ripply io noensyfiinsile ?" You will ph mie io 'hew Ibis lit ter, or a copy of is, to Mr. Hartland, wino r trust will sliest act as plain souseieuce•stsall direct Should he not, he will Mew leave me no alteraattrr but the laws of my couitiry in riaht my Vial character, and to expose those who hear so unjirady defamed it. " Yours, very truly, SOMERS" 'File result in, That Mr. Huai Ind has writtile a letter of apology to lord Somers, which tsis receivril by hi* Lord. ship on the hill, of March inbuilt, sod of which Use follow— is a copy'— _ " To ford Somers. " Rearerrap Fenian, " Having be a informed, thrones ete medials of thy Kral florosby), that II min:tilers thy character aspersed by the rso at pohlwathm .1a certain baud bill at Tewlicolimiy, entitled A I.nit of Ibe Peers," Iv. in which it is stated that Lord Somers, or Ithr family, are in the re ceipt of 2,0001 a year from the Crow" during fiat pleasure sf itionsters, 1 cast here Ito hesitation on my own parr explicitly to declare, that (as fu as my konsledge of such hand-bilt extendeil) there was no idea of offering any perialla/diarrapect to &loyal 111 or any, other Parr. " 1- And undrrstamliont from Itarneby that thon de clares if is not tree, that color iturarlf or family receive any salary from Goverouient, I tou read) :o espre+s sity , elf sorry that such an inacruiary should hate been pub:imbed, and hope thee sift &cap& all, as an apology. I sill, rrlpre.folly. "J. A. HARTLAND. ps —Shook' Lord Somers think proper to give ibis let. ter publicity, Le is only ■t liberty to du au ma !mid Soarers 's whom was shroud by Richard Bartorby to J. A-. Hart land, being attached to, and I xli.bited with this 1. tier." Lord !users r Air. It aI t lautl's above letter of apo logy ma directly applyiuq to Hie trims and ►tatements of the I. etre to Mr. Barneby, sbtch,serrrably to Mr. Hartland's demi', is now attached to, and pub:toberl with the said let ter of apultigi ;„ osed Lund holto:rd is accordingly asitisilvd tbeteeitb. 1 1 MK II VI IWO., 1,, 1. , I. Aura•VOIRCI, itsnert 17. ' Crinemerrial letters from ports of the Adiiatie iieforns we i of the ins. eh of A sistriart eroop., hut without giving details of any importauee. The eiirps which has advanced, on its ronfe aloof the Adriatic Goff, must keep itself on the de. ', D .J., : ice principal object is il prevent the Neapolinins i g e ts., 10w5....0...1 of the !mishears of the Noonan State.. A slev ea ie to he the principal Owe, of arms for the Austrians oii that ~de. It, them too we lease that the Papa, Cola. MR ottani at first refused to aurrendcr the citadel Rohs. by formal older. irons the PlipP. The report is, t h at it is • noisily Oferfli that the citadel of Aneon• shall ha iierwpietil by a mixed Reunion of Austrian mod Papal troops. ... _ . t ./..V f)/' i• -.0.- anstnaY, AVersT 20. Tle lossanee Tlepubli • appear. to be quite at en end ; not . . a hostile hoot Isis 'u. u seen; this is at least cause for extilts• I tan, and we frost that •n early thartigement •wait. those Sli•Sa.• and lltsl•ss who committed the outrages meet eel 111 the la-1 cons ter, on our countrymen in the other Col. A repoit from VOCha states, that • loan called lasheirs, ! e.i been plundered Iny snow &predatory chi. (tails; %litho. toed Akil it 10q0p0d...1 to have hail an baud in it; a member • of the inlientana• had esearil to Alocha. The spot select...l for OW new settleineut appear" to have here judiciously thou u, am will be obeelved by the following letter . •• DIIIISTA I I. The English force in t h e Gulf has at leiiih erris e ed the liter, and is now at Detist•ti a placenta the island of Kashina, situated just within that excellent an- s etiorage called • Ancor ftonnil.' A. a naval position, it is ) 4 Viliilisiii.leilly a good one ; and as overlooking the entiwnee of t he Gulf, with the advantage of two opposite entrances to the port (accessible at all limes) it may he 11401111illtrril as the key to it. At present we labour under some dillicishira incident , I to the forniatiou of a new military elation, yet we hare great and manifest adiient•ges Isere, owe that execrable spot, 1 Ras el-Khyma ; and se may consider this a pas adtge, in tam- ! iisrillilil with that lUillt irrVirlirif and miserable place, relieve oar !today •nd mental sufferings were very great, and ng. grakaled in an alaeming degree, by the effects of brackish . water, and the fatigue incident to exposure and einitittued labirious duties; indred before these operation. were brought to • close, by the final embarkation on the 1711, inst. I be.eusrgie• of the native nildierr were comp!elely exhausted, ' ,l for the V weir (albite @irk with fevers in great number.. and s ao iny Officers of the yarrinon were in the like condition ,• the officers and seamen of the equadron began also to f'• el :,. the effect of the sans" cadge., In a proper t i ttt lel degree, and perhaps it may nut lw oveirated, when I espress my belief. • that hill one-third of the farce, both marine and military, f t were kid sip with feser l . s i $ Venter throe sfft.eting eirenmslances,. U was some con- salatiots to Irate that place an undistingeishable pool CON. i, ' foetal tomtit df rates.' "filoomeg, watts, and towers, bare all . 7 1 beer levelled with the Jost ; and the scattered ft•gments of I lisiddieg lie in all direetione, exhibiting • most perfect scene ‘... 1 of destynel ie.* ; ant the ruins are left three people a. a lips. ✓on of retributive justice, as* memorial of our expedition, , w 4 • lasting testimony against them for thuir owisdreds. " In the es etiiiic we . inb•rked udder ihe illumination of • i enagoilicesit twill scraiion, prods...ed by the last seven rt.- risjoitg sesselg• of floe Pirate fleet, aid nnaseroes square paean( beams, rafters, slid cedars, which lied eempesied the foots of the bootee. . One camp is at present situated semethingless than two miler from the beach near she date groves, amidst wells of fresh %%Mee, and setting &aide the oppressive ef- f.ct of the heat imaer a vertical son, the climate is thought . to be aalubrions, besides which we have clip advantage of a refreshing sea-breeze and tool nights. " Our prospects in the way of supplies are fair, for about 40 miles to the West. Liege and Rankle are situated, •nd we have the town ofJoribe (Keahem) and Bonder Abbe...sec • (Gamliarooti) somewhat shunt she sante distance towards the east ; an with Lai and the villages in the Rightism chase. iii. I about 12 or lb irides to the nertlawned, we do look forward , with • reasosialsle expectation of a constant supply of all .. i k things necessary to cunalitete an excellent bazar from these f!rtile sources; 31111 IJo n o t Illitaii but the competition in ihe market will Ise such as to bring dillies to. a reasonable prike. when the advaiitages of our neieldiriewhood begin to s he felt by the putties iss a illegible shape; for, by the by, I i there has been some little difficulty experieeiced 111 raising f 1 the wind, bu t lti§ will be quickly rtiniedied by a comonini- k cati..lllllMSPrai, where our Milli is 111.14 doubtid, aud- Gli l'ars Ore in 'dewy. N:.:.. .. Thus f ie t h e pos iti on a t Deridan seems to have bees 4 - . ...) • 't ~ q .11 \ wisely chosen by the °nicer *bit examieed that part of Risk. ma, and as a further survey of the places anal resources sir S ki, ex i eim i ee ;Omni is proposed, say information I ran Or. WO, Mind, I think will be iiiteresting, shall be duly cuminu. unwind for the aintownout of your readers." IV AVA L nv TELLIGENC E. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 28. Passed up Channel the Rolla from Jamaica. t Bailed the 6..grege, Ei•yab, for St. 3lichaas. VALROUTH. MACCR 44. Arrived the following vessels from London t—ttllontreel, Strieng; Woodford, Lsobusta; Iris, Cassick ; and Ohl Maid, Sahib, fur Jamaica—Clp, Richards, for St. Vincent's; Au, sera, Sherwood, for Tobago; Frances. Whytook, for Buenos Ayres; Malillrr. Davisou, for St. John's, N. 8.; Hope, Pa- , Irmo), for Genoa; 'Mary Anti, Die's; Lord Ebrington, I Day ; mid scretallilbtit, names nut know•. looney, MARCH 25. The Kitty. SAoller, of this port, gut ou Vt hitby Ruck, 11. • but boated oil agate, suppino.l without damage. i! ' IiRWICH, MARCII 2H. ; Arrived the Leicester packet with a snail fr om Cuxhaven. il.ef DEAL, MARCH 26. Arrived and sailed for the River sh e Essex, Mahon, from . 14 i Calcutta ; Regent, Scarlet. from Illuentia Ayres ; 7 pine tr itisputi, (tour Poi lausousli ; and Sophism, Vickeitnau, from t triple. . I came down from the Ricer the Frances, Evans ; and Daniel, Allen, for lbe Smith Seas; hiller Re jean, Holmes ; and William, U.quleort, for Jaincica ; A./finder, Pitt, fur Naidi s ; Clix sheik Hill, Brunel. y, for Genus ; Fu'titude, Lancaster, fur !Smyrna ; George and James, Chastain, fur Africa ; Sylph, M tne, for Pole, ino ; Mo. tong field, Melville, for remember° ;. Sarah, Lawsuit, fur Geutsa ; and Regent ptchet, Collies, fur Upton. ..... i Four unfo-tuisate awn inert executed last morn. fog at the Old Bailey, eta. cringe Barry. for highway rubbery; Josses Pitcher alto Jostph Kasai, for Weal's% 11l a 111 1 / 1 411H11.41000•; 7111.1 OS filiUlll frioilason, for bagful - . William Daarson, con- t 1 tictui 4.4 inawialg fiord note., who was aritt ueed - . , to vita :dung with them, srcriv d a ttspile 1-14 • , Loglit. . . • / • . . . PRICE or sn( YEsTEIIDAY. , 3 per Cl. Cons.. 71 71.);,'; I Ex. 1;1115.2..1).r 2 14 pr. b prrCi. 1. Aim... 10.1,1 I Bank for Aec.... 2111 I IN; 10511 i Cos.. fur Ace 7I! . I.liviiti !Ludt... 37 33 pr. j 70i SOCIETY for Me SUPPRRSISION of MENDICIT Y. Moticky the Members of ibis Institution had their Annual ' Dinner at the Loudon Tavern, Rishopartte-street. His Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Patron of the Society, was in the Chair. After dinner the usual 'oasis were proposed by the Chairmen, and drank with every mark of respect. In the course of the evening several speeches, explanatory of the great utility of the ➢nstitution. were &Imre.% by the Duke of Northumberland, the Earl of Darnley, the Earl of Diu tnsouth, Mr. IYilinut, M Y. , he. The company wee very respectable. H4ifTS ASSIZES. The following entitle was tried at the last Hauls Assizes : CARTER AND OTHERS W. FRBELAND. The Pisisotoifs, assignees of Messrs. Minch*, sad Co. late hookers at Portsmouth, instituted this action, to recover from the Drft ihdaibl, a miller at Bedhaioritoo, the sato .of 3791. balance doe to that firm, with which time !kleilaut was accustomed to do hallows. Mr. Serjemot Paw, in stauiag the ease to the Jury, said he undersiouil that she defeace attelnPled to be " 1 "II w as , that the Defendant had notes of the Portsmouth bank in his possession at the time of its failure mini:leo tee cover the amount ; and if he foul , ' prove this to the instiller. lion of the Jury, be would anipteetionably lie collided to his set.olf. To Phew, however, the iinprolinhility of this, the Learned Serjeant sead a lever, sailed the 2044 uf October, 181$, addle...ell by the Defeinlaat to Sle.s.s.' tlliatchin soil Cu in which be expresm d himself pal ticularly sorry that they should have bail occasion to 'Titan his cherries, stating 'has he should soot have exceeded hi* linei•s, but it ucesurseil through • mistake uf 1001 which ha had made in sum gup his account. Au unideinatiding had subdsivel between the Defendant and the Bankers, that be should be permitted to overdraw to a c. mini ammo, ins payment of interest. The last moiety paid by him tutu she bank was on she 7th of November, and renowned to 34/. 3s. and the !sank became insolveut ou the lthh, at shirk lime the PlJott.ff was indebted to it nearly 404/1. S.disetiews afterwards, when the assignees of the bankrupts to ede an apitheation fur the 111110U111 of the balance, wheels they found menden , in the books of the bank, the Defendant said shay had no right tee make the demand, because be held note • issued by the bankrupts sufficient to Ruiner IL The ins a. time fur the consideration of the Jury, the-refine, would b., whether he was in bona fide possession of these notes pre. views to the 10th of November. If he was, he would be allowed to ielrael his set-off. The Learned herjemeat contelid cd, that the onus lay on the Defendant, to prove the time when be gut isenowssioss of these notes, and snot, it was t improbable that the Defeintani shoed,' pay into the bank on. the 7th of November see small a sum, when he hid this money by hint, andespecially knowing his account was iu ar rear.—Mr. A. Moore, to account fur the DeleastLeueisholditeg these notes in 1111, possession., eleseribed the egfehaire beri ness carried on by him, which required that lie should have a considerable suns in his ham.s to atilltell. 11111111C4 sate de. Mends. to the course of his bossiness lie was in the daily habit of receiviug mitt • of the Portsmouth Hank to a euteo. eleialele amount. The Learned Condor! Urn quoted the ca.e of Moore c. Weig.bi; (eons Marsha:re Peports, 551,1 Said, that if be could slier that Dies la the amount of the Plain tiff's demand had bees received by the Defendant trailain•a few weeks of the bankruptcy, it was seasonable to suppose that the notes produced were the same he had he his hands at that time. The Learned Gentleman then called Wen. Searle mod Wm Bleach, who were its she service of she Defendant, the subseapre of whose evidence was, that they were in the habit of taking large sums daily in notes, the greater portion of which was us those of the Pusisniouth Hank. Mr. S. Fleet was thee. railed, also slated that oh the morning we which the Rank stopped payment, he went to the DetietlellVe house, and told 111 U/ *hat had h4ppeisisel.— Mr. Freelased at this lime Well Sitlisig at a table, on which ' was • large quantify of notes, probably to the amount of 300/ or 41101 The Learned Judge observed to the laq,, that the Plain tiffs were entitled to recover, unless they should he satisfied that the Defendant was in puiniession of those nolo* at the tune the bank failed t this he coutsidived not probisble; fur it was contrary to all presumption that the Defendant should keep this money in his band* *hen he was in arrear ■t the baiik, and was of Course- losing his juiciest. It he had, he might have produced the book iu whirls the sums received by the persons in bus employ were entered, in cor roboration of Stack's testimony; thus WAS in his pmsrr, and the omission was ast g. ground of suspicion. Another circumstance was, that nu hearing of the failure of his backer., lw had not mentiolied havitig f o r mites to any person ; he would naturally liar, said, " Though I °eye so nutch moues to the batik, yr t I hate as many of their notes as will liquidate toy debt." Verdict for the Planitills Damages 37tH. DRIVING OUT TIIE DEVIL. The inhabitants of !Immingham, Yorkshire, were much annoyed tit the evening of last Saturd a y fortnight le.. the most hideous screams and 'torpid yells. These discordant sounds were found to proceed' Auto a room, where a party of religious fanatics had assembled, fir the purpose of Melodic lug his Satanic Majesty, who bad Roost unwarrantably taken possession of one of their seer. The farts are simply mese:— A pauper,,who had formerly been connected irstili these ma rtinis, but what heal of late absented himself from their meet ings, determined to join them again. lie accordingly made application to be re-admitird; and, at the same time-, cc counto d for hie •Ineace by declaring himself to be under the influence of the devil This confession was aso Ifi7ient !nut —die elders were immediately sum 000000 /ed. and the poor - negade was doomed to undergo she most sera re penance. The heads of the society obliged the willing violin to kernel ripen the Sour. Is this position lie was firmly held, while :hair chief priest, with his clenched fist, at rock him three rather weighty blues tut the perioraniiimott thesame ittior etre! timing, "This i.God's hammer—Deevil come out!" The pour il.ll-rov was then assailed on 'insides hy. those memos' to who, with savage yells mid frightful gestures, made a determined munch erns the carcass, nbich tiny believed to Clllll4llll 'Mir in. rental fee. After dealing their blows with great liberality for a etturderable time, a truce took place; but the pour foul, not satisfied with the purnmellitog he had received, com plained that 11w devil had uoi yet lett bins, and that he still felt hint at his right sub. On this being announced, the sharp elbow of a female made a elleadfal Wong, su his smell ribs, mid another general mimic ensued. Smug at length beaten to his heart's content, be deelarril his deltvernare. One of the tact urns torn appointed to watch him for three playa, that the devil might noi re-enter, anal the meetiug broke up. The most blasphemous expressions were uttered during the performance of this Impious ceremony and a de liberate debate took place as to what they aliould make of ewe arch-fiend when seemed. It watt at length agreed, that he should be east toter a *tone gamey. We understand, however, be eluded the vigilance of his aasailaills, although a wourau gravely declared, that she had had him by the tail; but that he slipped front her! If there people believe•iii the doctrines they peach, and iu their power to perform Ullll4. Cie*, it it tinia they were all lodged in a lunatic as) I . on the contrary, they. wilfully practice delusion upon the ignorant, they should be whipped and sent to. the cont inua gaol. The inhabitants of I be Si rand have exerted them selves with laudable zeal to !prevent dor depredations of which foot-passengers have frequently c Srreet•keeperr and special constables a►e slow ex prritsly appointed in that district, for the detection of luminous pickpockets, and the search or seizure of suspicious characters, as welt as for the removal of nuisances of every description. We trust this excellent example will be followed by the appi.int form( of street-keepers for all the other public streets in the metropolis. •••••••••-, • .__ _ " ill 4 ti K Rl's. [EIOIII the u Loudon Mumpsllls Pri,v Cti►son!" of Tuesday, ,flards 27, 1821.) WEST INDIA AND SPANIiII NPAIN PRODUCE. CoVlFlte.—Thr mai kr' this week has not been animated, and the prices have generally declined Is. a 2s, per cwt. ; there have been three public sales !nought forward, the Bei. liah Plantation consisted wholly of Demerent and Berbice, which weal at the tkeline above.worni ..... rd, ■ud in 11010.1 inst raihrr more; the Comics, canal-ha of Brazil sod St. Doiningo, the 'salivary and goad tulahtle• were ea" 11 .. lower, bat the ordinary went NI lite former t.ies, a large parcel of St. DO 1111 l 140 put up 041 F..14y was all taken to ■t PIS.. a WI.. per cat. ; there ha. been very little dose ist Josmosirs, but the pricea are without alteration.. Mortis, Coffee is still armee, and rt paleel brunt:lit 10 aari ion at Ow East India House on Weitnesdsy was sold at nearly the same prire as at the last sale in February. B. P. SUOAtt.-The inalroveal •tied on Turmas,' last has coellopuril eleosolsly during the week, tininixli the qvanlily sold has not slime so eXICOISiSC, 011 the %thole, Inane/ter. there has bre., in , , c toosioris dour than fur 1 .4.1 , 11 C 111.1• pasl, the prices rrnsai.. wrlbout alteration FOREIGN SUGAR,.—At • lame public .ale of Etvt twit* on Weduraday neatly the wind.. was sold, but with little spirit, •t •hour ihr pervious corm-Ivey, fur Sugar of flue gustily mud colour, all Phi lute. toe sum were bath low i n. price and dull of the denr.nd , Two !While sales of II 4 Va""h liter al.no taken place, eotnpriving 1, l9d cheats ; %shier suld torkkly ter art advance of 4., a 3m. per cat., the Moral bring. iog 63...; the brown and yellow sysaltlies were rather livery of sale, rod were disposed of at a d. cline of atonal la. owe cal. from the prices pr. viously pat I by imitate contact. The lag/thy for B.mzilhsa in a great an►astwc only t.or ha -rel. of tbs. ilraciiptinu h.te teen offered by aocticto of good white quality, and they were taker. iu at lA.. per cat. A parcel of St. Dolling,' Ilit.curado oar said at is. a ilk under the priers of Ord Pl•otatiou for the *awe descrip. Pions. The stock of H. P. sozar is now 070 casks leas shim at This tune !eat year, piesrut pollees od. per rut. lower, per G•zetie overrce. lion—"I lieu• ball heft) a improvement ifs the rlengaiitt fur K , particularly for Lrewaid 'shad, of +lnch ilescriptiun Inge 'Nigeria burr bee.' eusitroetril inr at to 104.. per (allots; a public sale of 200 pantheistic of sirosiv I). sue_ rare on Fiiilay Intoner wrist ratitir kisser, but nearly the whole Ma% 9.11.1. I)virwoona.—The advanced ;biers are firmly supported for all d.seription.. _ PlittNlo cuhtisues to be inetishe4l for; good crudity is rather bcdree. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Mitacge24, 1821. The isicieased demand fur t OTTO N, which we iiittiseil in nue last, continued we Sat iiiila), and 'hiring the whole of the pre-seat week the mark. t has been very beak at gra. dually improving snick's, pa. ...ninety fur Boards acid built of which eltseripkwas have advimeed col:y sd. pelt lb. since this Jay ae'iiiiight. The public sale* of OW Orleara and 600 secure Cas 'barna yesterday went ...r with spirit at an advance on last weeks prices of id. to pre lb and all were sold; the former •t 81.1. a 9,id for very ordinary to middling; gund fair to good Ind a 111.1; Raul it#J. • 11+.1. sad prime at 13,1 ; and the Cartleageii is at 7}d. 9 &I. The business d u ne by primate treaty antunnes to 16,200ebags, •nd consists of 8,600' Bowed, at 8,1. a 100., but chiefly at Silk • 91.ek ; f,200 Orleans at B;d'l L , and • few pi erne at 13d. ; 120 Tennessee* at 81.1. a DP.. 750 See,l4iitids at 14 , 1 a 4a, 110 staiued at 101 d. a 123 d ; 1,1110 at Hail . 1314 sad a few 1,100 Floihi.i• at NH. a I ; 1,206 Marahams at 11.1. • 1 lIJ. ; 550 DI stbr. a. RA as WO. a 13;d.; 30 West balms at 80.; 110 Mailing at 7td. • net ; 180 Stoats at 62.1. a flied; 530 Bengal. at 6td. a 7id. per lb.: maktug the total sales of the week, includiag those by *net 1111 l 17,600 bags, of which 2,000. nowedaard 1,009 of either tents are on opt ealatuoi. The ileipewt is 7,765 bags, viz. hi) bags 'feebler, 1.004 Cuba. 1.956 New (hirsute, 3,911 Charleatiou mad Savannah, 805 Brazils. There bits I een hat few Sagan offered Ibix sea t y.'ars WO' !Ails. (elitfity Jamaira) which have gone ash' Is. • Is. t3d, hillier than at the clme of lapt wi.els t and toe mat kat has thus tenpin '44 d the depression noteed iu our taut. Foreign sorts are he'd stiffly, but at the same time the demand Is limned: is Lot Ind • nothing has been dune. TM. C,.lL'e mar kit is any 6.t, and at a pubic sale of 1,000 bags gaud ordinary pale Cherthou oil Thui ads), Welt bag% Is. eel IN. easel. Itte) bags at Illy. 1111. a 1125.; 50 casks of good tertli. nary lin hire were taken by the 'puerto the same day at 126a.0.1, Pimento is in linistid retinrae, and a Ira bags uf good Wive sold at Bel Rare es stall any 41n11, mud uf 650 tierces of new offered at aitetnns Hotly 1511 N.ret.s were disposed of at' IN. 6.1. for inferior, Tss. 341. a 15..641. fur fate, aid a few small lots only brom4lo Ids. • 17a. 341. We leave lead more Inquiry fur Ruins fur export, anti several ataall panels of Drew eau a hair lo en bought at 244. for 1$ to 21 0 I'. and 24. 4.1. fun 28 a 30 o.l'. logwitail is slimly ; 100 toll, of old Jamaica hive brought 71. 15.., anal the scam gituntity of Cauepe:avny 91, and some old parcels. !3/. It'.. ; tier a foe tons id lksenraguNamid 35/. bas been paid. 01 6,000 Had. ii.offered at auetton yeatt rally 1.1110 were dispusrd.uf at Sid. a 10.1. for goofl to prime ; 2.000 B. A. salted acre taken io at 51d., fur which 51e1. were off:reit, 'Fallow. very dull. Fur Tobaceto there bar been more ioquity for export, bat at lower prices than tlw hoi.lers to take; some •mall lots Of usilioary Kentucky., bare beets divpo , e,l of at 2,1. to 21.1. per lb. poring the week lie Curt. ocirket has vemal.w.l iu sta inactive state; Mak Wiwac may be pallid 2.1. to 3d. , mill Oats la. per bushel lower. Tlrere lass been a Rood demand lair American Pinar in basal, and some considerable sales been made for ex port at 20.. Gil. to 225. &I. per b. l. fut. new Fiuur.—"l'llese ha.. been wane unpin y fur inioisg Flax seed; about 200 of New Yoe k have b. en sold as 044. per hh.l. The beau Ilfee done tins week in•Sluntermil Put Ashes ha■ been to-Mill.; there is no alteration In priers. Toe I.s:l,lr.ra of U oiled Asbiss fur export, now decline sa Ding, exrept as au nuance tiL Is. lo V.. per. co t. Tire pi limpid male moult in Pearls, is a lot of 100 brim. Montreal, to a consumer, at 40s. per rat.; • small parcel of New Turks lust been dispir•ied of at 41s. p•r mt. Idr . 86 !Wes of Turkey Madder Routs brought forward by PllCllun yesterd.y, jog of inf.. lUr qualify, there were sio ho t el us within 4.. so 5.s of the prices r , i t iured . .A parcel of 7.00 toot good Sicily Bronsluise Iwo bet u dis.posed of or 221. Ss. per ion. 1 . 11111 OLLP remain 1.41,mat alfrrntion iu prirrr , Ent •isle• ate !wavy, the I..ring melted further augisiciiiaiwo. The price uf Malt Wise it sti4l I. lit% ITIC PRODUCE TALLOW.—The desaiatil (or this article on the spot is very shill, but contracts have been made los arrival, about lei higher thsu the present priers fur July •hlpmeuta. mann' SFAPLE ARTICLES . Rymer. Suraett.—Lutops have been iis better demand, idol a small advance paid to strum iustsuces; the maikct has been seaway idipplivil with low lumps, better goods are MUM plentiful the being very dull. Mid:was is ail very extensive demand at 2211. 6d. per cut, at which price holders terms , to sell. !RUM Peovi.twas.—There has been little dune since uur last. but the !truces arc• without &het atton. Smits or T tag have experieueerl a f.rther ad vance in cuos•quruce ut the reduced stud, and the few arrivals of rough. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. FRIIIT.-9•hete has be , it veay hulc busitaaa dune, but the prices are "'talon* Blies atiun. The SK R metket remains meetly at the advance quoted is tMar lust, cud proces.•re still Nulling up. Postscript, Taolday, Marca 27, 1621, Pour o'Ckch. The ft. P. SUOMI market weir very steady tu.day, and unruly 1,100 hints. were sold at full prices. COPTICA rather large public sale was brought forward this morning, cum:Wing of Dutch and Jamaica; the former sold at the mum rates as ou Piiday last, •nd the Jamaica went generally at lc per cwt. higher lbws the prtviuus value. There are buyers of St. Duruiugu at Iles. ot 119 a. V eal. . . LIST ftitcurs iZETTE. Cosassisaions Dirt d by Ike bud Litu:evattf of fiteCrivsly dif To he Dneuiv Lieulealue , —('h r. , a Saws tr , or March 3. 1%21 ati,l Es.t r —di .ri March 9, 1821. RANKRVPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas. Levi., of tirr.tr.la, I'ite;;;;t-Tati;n7splauft, M.. ult 31, to Arid 2tt, at Ira, it thearatletratatti Au Ye lute, Man vibes; ef RAI 4 Kiterrq. 1Y 1 ) Aylon, of 11;;;c1.1.11;1:1,ihr , thr, 10 rurrnuMr, April A. wt three, 101, oast 7.14 y N, al tea, R r the 4W Angel Ilan, Ash.rocys, AloPtr.. f ojig.. ihicli awl Itr i.lrick, Nl:wrier:K.ld; iMI Iltoorst. DWI rick, How C:1401"Ch pird, John liiitklAsol, of Nrwrostic-itrect, earrn-litcr, lo Puri, i.der, April 3,7, and '11.6y it, 41 SI. Al (;11161hAli, Altorar), Mr. iieury Jedeopp,(,llSetirs. lull. lilH t-sirrel. Tlemm.sSwmp, late of I:toner/am lioens-.lp,pr, re POI, rei:aer, April 11. 13, a.mml May ti„ as eleven, it ti.e Ilurav 161 (:room, Ulenreater A m:.mr °rya, Sir. Bowyer, Ldr.eoln'mm-lon, Loudon ; nod Slesar.. 1$ twyer, Gloucester. Mary Vanities's ovul Catterrise Appleton, late of Liverpool. ii,ami-Lamorietduanot'aemuevrs, to eurretamter, Aprlt IS, 14, ari SI my 8, at eleven, amt tire &ewer tin, Dele.erreer, Liverpool. Alt au. ya, Mr James Morrow, Slaraball—dreel. iiverpool; and Sleaarr. Iraelrimuck sad Roue, BeRC&4I/11116. Temple. London. .X.Parphs Mason, of I.iverponl, liana and woollen drafter, iv surrender, April. W. IS, and May 8, at sore. at slur Crews. lugs, Ilirderosa.stract, L;verpaul. Alkir*. pi, Mr. Gretykrto liverpoul ; and filr. Jelin, ralagrave. pima, Tam.. lAgal•i.grs. Stopetiot/ Oath, hiker r:on-faclur, 17 *gam-nary, March 29, at Nur, 30, nt ten, awl May 8, at siccing, at ihrr Kline* harms Inn, Nleiklltuot, %Vim,. A torstopt, .114t.o t g, Stad e gu:d .Issues, ham •as re. t, LooLots tallostgo, IYist.lloll pi ...of. Tlgatisaa Msetrousigi., of Clio •tecliel4l, Degl•y, rp.rlt-anerrhand, to ~ .14tegs, 1 ,1, April J, at s.e trot, 4, at Oyu, and- hiy 8, of tnrhr , M. lin , I: tttttt tot - tat I .11, C1,4. 1 ,1,4-field_ Atturucya, Mr. Chi:tua, CgsahLtry-lour, Logsdon; and Mr. ('lathe, Cheastrato4l. I•ivcrpanl,llimher-merchan4 we render, April It, 13. an.l Nl.sy 8, la trre4r, at t h e wars of Me.srs. Eigg,lshant an.l Taylur, Kinv•irett, Leg - errata'. At. Mcsars. Adstati,s,g tool Clerc.sry, Plcdforgl. 1.016. &I.; goal M . u.i.hgua aud Lirsx- KA. j eop h Clark• r /or tl'oreres'es, roach-prop, to mieren— r, April 10, Ti, and 11 ty $, ■1 two, at the Ilell Ina, Bireaol— ..titirt, Irue ergot:v. Auk, 1I r. Dt-titst•htre-mreet,,. ; and 14111, ITih,cest. r. . - G.o.gt• YsQklWu.r ..1 Kesi•3•l, %Ve.t Lad, irmoutongre,„ lo boarrre.4l.r, April 6, 7. al time , and \try V, at eleoeu, At t h e c„,, nne . cli a luu , 1i„,c , ,,13.1 A tt.irittli. NI,. %Yds. a s Fur— vivarb /au, Lushiuu awl r../..h.t.•uti, K• sada,. DIVrDLNI;s Jane 5. A. Artier, J Drown, and Scott, now or 1..14 of Lumoloo, array-el..thiera, at eleven, at G0gi.14,01. April 14. P. B. Josses, of litirmiszltam, haltloare mauttfar , t seer. at twrlte, at GuildlB4ll, Lomoloas. A pri l 14. B. F ou l. nl Grac, cuurcb-s.r. et, Loudon, 1— krepe., at one, at April 7. M. P Stager, of Maidstone, Kent, 0, miler, at our, cat Loodoul A p .,l 7. W. Elgirr, or Mai&bow, Kohl , Krocer, at one, at GUl4llll.ll,.l.4olstitill. Apul 14. J. Hardin' k, of 31111.strect, Lamlirth, awl of Nar- Lambeth, gurrty, Hos forinitrr, at Irv. Ivo, at Al ( Ji i i ii1 1 . 8 11 . "1 .1 11. ..% 1 1 .; : u hto " , l i l if New Serum, victualler, at tie v.-n, at Ike ritlnic Rooms, New Sarum. April . 2.0. IL (lower, of Saint Austell, Cmo ws 11, linen-draper, at twelve, at Wraklry's hotel , , Plyrri-uth I) irk. April 7. I'. Foat.r and F, S. Foal. r, of Yriditsg, Knot, smolt-ter., at occe, at Guildhall. London. April 17. T. Samson. of Lynn, Norfolk, coach-maker, at ten,. at Gultiittrall, Londju. April 12. H. KuMpek, of Andover, Hants, coach-maker, alt at Guildhall, Loudon. March 31. G. 1)41111, of Linton, Kim!, bisithir, at w.e, at April 17. T. Smith, ttt:r Male T. P. Smith, of Lawn new l'ttuntney Irre. Loudon, merchant, at tear, at Gni:01.011- Artl Is. J. Wallainsan, of Corkermuath, Carat-dam/1. cutumun-brerrer, it tett, at the Inn, Cockeunontb- Aptil 17. H. Hartley, ot IL:poo, Took, ineseer, at Eleven, as the tillick Bali Ina, Ripon. April 17. T. Quests, Gf lincta.dratter, at Octet', at. ita• Rosie Tavern, Brarrol. April 20.. U. I'Lltliput,. T. IVral, and H. retker. of Yolk, tawrell.auss, al eleven, at the hott>r of Ants Cole, lieudal- Inn at, York. April 21. J. R. Oniticr an., J. J. Zlrlitlo, of De•on.hirc &Term lit.horgitir•ol-reti, Looduu, tut reliant., at eicveu,. at 4.itailtilkstl.. CERTIFICATFA —Aram 17. . IL Berthoud. of Sulks synare, Midtllesvx,„ A.Nkrllrtr: T: Frost, •f Llice rlechKrldstrrct , sod nl•r of Little Peralgood street, xlid.:lnex, coach-maker.—J. Miles, of High Holbees, Middlesex, of 11.altopsgagis-sireet nithost, London, lines-ilvaper.—W. •'re•ton, IGte of Dull-- cued, GeorKe-strett, Mlosi Huuse, avd formerly uR Kiioes Herii.eourt, Fish st. Lill 11, Logalloii, h,icik Inc , - chunt.—ll. nous, of Liverp,ol, of Regent street, Wtutwnt.lrr, Mold:est x, S►urey, of Croydon, Sang, roil-inei chant. PAR TNERSH IPS DISROLTED. - - C. Susignae roil C. Smith, of Flrydges street, Covent-gar den, Loudon, liosieres Slaieb 24, 14121.—.1 Iltaatcr, J. Peter, J. Cultta•r, J. Peter, and J. Aytioni, of l.rettillits, commis siou-exeuts, Fibs nary 28,1841.—T. Lacy and H.. 1. ti.usk..,. of Besiughaill-street. dealer•, Mardi 24. 1821.—.1. iVarrirk„ of uper:-.tru st, Middlesex. add A. de MonviSr, of Pa:iz, books. Item, Februst y G..lion f , of Kuare•hruerl•„ ■ud T. Gsllois, of Lead., merehauts, her tasty I, 11321..... W. 11. Batt a, J. J.ths.sun, nisei Sirrows, of St u.-bill s Kira nisei hunt, tuctchaat•, December 3/, 1820. coultsg OF EXCIIANGI Anistrid.tris, C.F. 12 14 1Ji.140.1•1 Sight lt 11 notlciel sus l9 15 AO p H mibusah Alton• ..... 38 8 Pam, 3 d■)'►4late 'LS Btt Ditto llounkaux 211 15 Frankfurt ou the 158 Prig robortb, p. rbl. 9le 3 I.'s. Vector' E , ..2m.ft0. 10 90 Trte.te I£, Tenuity', Masco 27. Lel . .„ ..... 46 43 Vnitee tl.l. Lie— It to Malts ....... 3t; i I'4 rmo, per us 114 I.sebuts 44;sus tu .. Sat itsu Ja.o.tru. Il 84hia I•tits ..... .• • Cus k .. tk. Madrid ..... . Cadiz .. Thaws 35i Hare( lona &vale . Gibraltar VC LLlet Puassoral Gold on t i. I. .. iii , per tot 0 o tZuld in Bars...— 2 17 I; New Doeilllootouo 0 4) II New Dollars 0 4 111-'. Sasser la Bars FOREIGN WOOLS, per la. apsuisle Sheep, Leone's 3s 8d a4l 3d ------------ Scguria .. 3A Od s 3s 93 ------------- Suria .. 74 94 • Zs 34 ---- .... 2s 3d a 2s 9d liaxminist .---. 2.1 .. 414 Od a 5s OJ Bohemia, ht .... It Oil a 6s Ad ---2 d .. is Od a Ss o.k %VAl'F.It THI9 DAY AT LONDON IntllnE. Nkroisaupg 4 idler 9.. I Emoting 33 idler 9. -=- Prioted and Pololfolool at THE BRITISH PRESS stout THM GLOBE Office, Nv. 117, Straw', by C. COR.NWELL I , of the Sti 1 I NI 1