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IMMOI t 1 ~. JOURNAL OP A TOUR INTO tut INTERIOR OF SUMATRA, ET SIR THOMAS STANFORD RAFFLFA, ENT. T.R.S.F.A.S. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF BEN. COOLEN, ke. Ice. Ike. IFros " lovistigotor" of January, 11111, a very iatereadag Work.] (Cenfinuedfrois ear Paper of Timooday Soot) • AT SEA, SZPTILIIBIa 10, 1816. As soon as breakfast was over, 1 went out to see what was going on. • The chiefs, after sitting down int a circle. sod de ba ting for about an hour, Pose, knit the parties dis persed. in order that the newly or.ived ehiefs might think on the subject by them selves, mot advise with their followers. They &e -vadingly adjourned to there opposite hill, on orbit* eteetel hundred people had collected. Here they welliAlinoed in conference till ten o'clock ; where, finding there was no chance of a speedy termini". tion, 1 ordered my polty to be iii readiness to move. We were no sooner in motion, lbws tea chiefs again assembled, in council, and it es* ye. quested that I would wit ten minutest anger. Want ing patience to do ththeond determined at once to ',week through this ternous delay, to which it vex to be feared we shoultabecome subjected in paw ing the boundary of every petty state, I walked' into the snide, of thelqVcle, and demanded that they Mewl" say in one word what was required ; on which the most re ctable sun among them nnewered. So ; that II to say, twenty dollar,. The moue immediately tendered ; we shook hoods; thd' oat cordiality and good understanding nista • prevailed ; and we were permitted to proceed bout further hesitation. 1 It was now betweeriNen and eleven o'clock. Oar . course on the descent, bre partly over +leveret cleared • hills, cultisated with elbifee, indigo, &c. In about ' an hour after storing, the scene opened. cud we hied the gratifying view of the Ter Blew country ; an elrtesisive and highly-cultivated plain, bounded to the south by the noble mountain of Tithing. A flee descendingiate hill. and reaching the plain, „mot course lay entirely along the narrow ridges • embsiikrneuts railed between thence Bends, nob! •vre reached the market-place, distinguislied by se ' werel large warireeits or hairpin trees. Here w e hal.rel, aid partook of several kind. of fruits that were presented to us. In our way from &kit Bstu to this place, otir party had been strengdwurd, • tutu it amounted to some thousands; the people of the country being collected at the different emi nences naar which we pas-ed. They welcomed us. ss they jitiolol the ifirong, by the most discordant fowls sod cheers that can well be conceived. Ar rived et the miktet...they formed an extensive circle several deep, fliefront row squatting ; uearly the whole were artnee 4 4ris4 spear.; and smoug them were some women. - :Mte old woman made herself very conspicuous ley 'her attentions; and when a little alarm was shown by Lady R., on account of the viedeme of the howling and cheering, she was •the first to aver? &i l k nu harm was meant—it was oaly the way Jibe WI people, who took this mode to show their delight, and how happy they were to see oil. On the whole, I cannot well con trive any throe ingre isayage than Ilse manners of .thus noisy, party, from 'the time the chiefs joiued us .until we left . the maiket-place. It was evident that they wished to give us as hospitable reception; and this, like amity, must cover a multitude of sins. l will only add, that before they suffered us to proceed. bryou4. the market-011re, a new con sultation was berth; which lasted inure than half an lour. when soother dovecor became necessary. %Y 5 then prosecuted our journey to the towns of Solo Si laps, wlri were toneidered as the first in rank of the Tekit , 'Blas Cola., and shout f o ur c'eleick rear-lied our destine:jou. Here, rate. bring kept for about-611f ass hour ire the bali, or towo hall, we were accommodated its a Very commodious planked house, which appeared iv be the residence of one of the priocipul chiefs. Fielding outelehres among a set of people who ex. hibited in their manners so much of the savage, we deteemined tes t elpeep oar party close together ; and overerver and Otters] movement was made, to call nu the rid of the drum ouch life, which fortunately hod btu rl with us. hie imperfect music, perlormed, seemed to hive a great you the people. v now once more Ird you across the Birison, ,-er moinositis, which had hitherto mu ea r opposed the approach of Europeans to the populous countries ire the interior. In a .tier I attempted to express the delight I first eneweel the fertile valley of l'assu spending three days in the forests. Here cart nip prepared to fire.: a r °unify still more',) e . populous: awl I was not dissp pour whole of the plain or volley (I 100 litilveivhiltit to call ii), occupied by the Tess egi'Thirtreu Coca federate Towne. es nor ilbvalina ; its breadth it may he slain in length twenty miles, thit kly studded siol villages, some of them running in a lure Wirers' miles. This we's the CUM: town of Solo Saga. where we put up. of Seley• joins that of solo, a Itrocr the ..-es are usually rietioniiiisted of Soh. Sekiya. A ;Wen, c.allait liars, is again may separated hese by r te The whole are shaded by atwve groves {)fcosios-nut trees. On the slope &Ether hills the principal collies coheists of coffee, indigo, maize, sugar-rime, the oil-givitttettots; on the plain below almost .exclusively riots sawas or rice fields are hrr, Ired exactly on the principle of the mountain s li is Java, and the soil and produce perm Asally good. A fine breed of small cattle, which .seems peculiar. abounds here. and throughout the filanageabow country ; and oxep appear to be gene rally - :in sgricoltere in preference to buffaloes: usually about three feet fees inches high. ly made, and mostly of a light fawn co t black eyes sad MAN, and are sold at from four dollars a head: They are. withers , the most besetifol little animals of the ever beheld ; we did not see one in bad con. Horses, of which there were plenty, are seed ; for a mare sod foal the price was dollars. (To lie continua) _ . 11.1r1.CIUJIMICY 1 t sehrite Wer 1111 I; ut the aid o we had bri must 'trete' elleci upou I have et ' t -or elutiti - ol f-ctually o f e•ch and pa t fa n ner Irtt es 1 ill winch •, . 'noir. afier f I . 04 te ii. rli olorgro)44 if pot insiebessi hold' a glitfilt .. i 13 , ....r am% td,roloKatul t vi.ciirtl it 1 t h itttosine <,; ) • .... : ~ e cteil P.-- ~ with the is 'I lie tout' i • , .t ~ iefs are L . . , 14:011VIk, brie J satuge l he g Ou the I ) lieu cousisl 3 atid the oil. exclusively wed e is Apapially `at litellill pecu 111anageala rally used i 1 they are It' Z • i lististifully C'''leti; ' ,leer, with I 4_ givee to fo 4 wucaption. Void I can chtsau. H ~ oat Stich I few dellati 4. . ' .1 ' 11l OXFORD, Dicey:22a 29. Ou Sunday 14st on Ordination was held in the e Chapel of All Houle College, by the Hon. Bed Right Rev. the Used Bi•hop of this Diocese, when the following Geallemen were ordained ;. DEACONS. William Brock Bellies, Liiicolo Cell. B.A. Conte of bongos* Lovell. John Walker, B.A. Qatea's Coll. Maple's of Nee/roll. Cherie* Dope* B.A. Scholar of Pembroke CAI. Jobs Cloogh, Conte of Charlgeore. John Jones, M.A. Fellow of Jessie Coll. Henry Gipps, B A. Fellow of WercestmgCsollege. Charles Fleury Cot, B.A. Modest of gist Monk. Jobs Willis's., R.A. Scholar ofJnos College. George Borkeridge, B.A. !lambs of Worenter'estlege. Charin Liirkforld Swanson, B.A. Fellow of St. JoluVe College. John Netliertoo Hanna, M.A. Scholar of Worcester College. Edward Burin, M A. Modest of Christ Morel. Charles Raakes, M.A Itnlest of Christ Church. Heavy Jerky's!, M.A. Fellow of 'Niel College. Thomas Powell, B.A. Scholar of Worcester College, PRIESTS. Mosta Centeroo, B A Scholar of Wadham College. Thomas Wyatt, BA. Trial', College, Cents of ik•i -liftgtoo. Edward Henry Dawkins, B.C.L. Fellow of All Soots. Jssisb Torshall, B.A. Fellow of Exeter College. Alfred Boller Closes, B.A. Fellow of Jens College. Charles Miller, M.A. Deasy of Magdslea College. Wadham Harbin, M.A. Fellow of Wadi's'', College. Edward Pope, M.A. Fellow .f Qeeeo's College. William Lewis, B.A. Conte of Meth?. . Henry Middleton, dale's College. Samuel Grow-, B.A. Fellow of Exeter C o llege. John Waits, M.A. Fellow of Uoiversitv College. Charles Alcock, B.A. Fellow of New College. Robert Grant, S C L. Fellow of New College. Richard Harvey, B A. Fellow of St. Jobe. College. On Sunday, the 17th instant, the Lord Bishop of Sarum admitted the following Gentlemen to Holy Orders:— DEACONS. Henry Palmer M.A. Christ Church, Oxford. Richard Wt Qeees's Cullege, Oxford. Clement Robert Fraecia, M.A. Cairo College, Cambridge. PRIESTS. Charles William Korreit, B.A. Christ Clooreh, Oxford. Folmond Wisider, H.A. Beset College Cambridge. Roger Hitchcock, Qwit w's College, Cambridge. George Macknew Johnson, St. Alban's Hall, Oxford. James Hall, M A. Wading' College Oxford. Fa ands Lear, M.A. Magdalea Colle ge, Oxford. John Morton Colson, 8.4. Balled College, Oxford. George Chisholm, ALM. Worcester Cotter., Oxford. Henry Cockrram, 111. M. Exeter College, Oxford. At on Ordination, held ow Sunday lest, in the Gloucester Cathedral, by the lion. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of that Diocese, the following gentlemen were admitted into Holy Orders : DEACONS. John Adams, B.A. Christ Church, Oxford. Hely Hnichinsim Smith, B A. Balliul Colkge, Oxford. Robert Trail, H.A. Gies College,Cambridge. Ili. bard Harmer B A. Glow College, Cambridge. Charles Ford, B.A. Ballard College, Oxford. William 'uses, B.A. Pembroke College, Oafiwd. Samuel Emery Day, B.A. St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. Thonsas Brown, B.A. Qiiero'• Ou'arge Cambridge. Richard Jetillyn Show, S C. L kraus dollege, Cambridge. Charles Allen, Student of St. Cattebritie Hall, Cambridge. PRIESTS. Thomas Arden, B.A. Quess9 Cotter, Cassbridge. Thomas Cummeline, St. A. Hall, Oxford. Charles Davenport, B.A. Worcester College, Osford. Charles Plvydell Neale Wilier, St. John's Colkge l , Cam• ICCLESIASTIC.I I. ►ROMOTIONS. Rev. C. A Belli, MA. of Prilltowell, Rues, to the Vi carage of Withers. Rev. W. N. Parnell, to the perpetual curse, of Croft Gates, near Leeds. Midge. Reg .C. Writ, Rector of !Nyland, to the volisabie Vicarage of ChuHerten. sear He/chant, Noribunbilerlandr-.Pakruns, Colonel and Mrs. Sesunsoist. Rev. Ebooea•r Morn., to the Vicarage of Ulnaelly. Rev. Chas. Wrutteslt y, to the Rectory of East Kuoyle, Wilts. Rev. C. Chaaaramb to the lieut. of Ogiiontoe BC George, near Mar Mac t►e I pilot, of that wag sad family that has hal litakpret.immull. NAVAL MTALLIGANCIL PLIAIOV7II, JANUARY 8. Arrived the Spring, Skelton, nod Yoaug Nuival, Adam sou, fruit' (tear c. SCILLY, JAM VARY 1. The John, Thumps, (rum Waterford, fur Lar.dur, iu getting under weigh, gut ow • iertgr of rocks and bilged, but was got off after taking out part of her faro), sad is now at Si. Mary's Puri all her carpi is landed mud partly damaged. Moira 20 sail of cuasteis •re at St. Helen's Puul. DEAL, JANUARY 9. Came duw• from the River a•d Balled Om illamirel, Unhinges., fur Gibraltar; Catharine, Hullama, for Cadiz; Marie Louise, Piquet ; amid JetIOAC Laura, Laporte, for Havre; cud Castlereagh, Vidal, fur Bermuda—lie latter remain'. LOW ESTOFF, SA X UAtY 9. Thr S.. xony, Johnson, whieh was uu 'here has Wells gut uff, awl is uuu guiug up Yarmuush Isarbuor W bu repaired. cmoucHavam, pacussza ie. The Amelia, Rickard, for Nrw Helenas, has pt ii here with lops of ford mid eseintop-outs, and the heed of her UsAiri.usaal. SHIPWRECK. The Rebecca, of Limpoul, Witham Skew, master, was totally wrecked on Thursday last, at Camases point, at the 'minister of Killington Ray, county of Cork, where she had bees fur a week bark at archer. The grew VW? all provi dentially saved. Sue was freighted with worse from Oporto, but was last from Galway, where she had landed • owl et her cargo, and takers us board suers kelp. Ils• era datir l bused fur Dublin, where her cargo was eurmignad ss Kingston domes, Esq. Twenty pipes and forty batigailmis of 'Niue sere throws ashore, of ahich usily two pipes end six hogshead* west staved or plusderad by the peasantry.— Richard Nl`Gillycodriy, Esq. of WISP/field, havisig raceeirrd tacky intelligesee of the diaayter, bosteued 14/ the spot, ae runipauiell by Sir Joins Godfrey's corps of yeomanry, sad a.sisted by Collector Twist', Arthur Chute, Esq. and seve ral other Gentleineu, successfully protected *early the whisk of the wine as above misted, watch was safely ercurted to 'Fraley on Situ day last, by a party of the 34 Royal Velem@ Battalion. We regret extrtna.ly, that the master and crew of the vessel dot nut eXperiesilee that kind trestairut front the p•asantry which huutainty would dictate In persons to their deplorable circousalauces--they were plundered rof whatever property tbry were brisiging trout the wreck, and the Capt•in thought himself happy in escaping frost Ibuse savages aids hid life, by giving up •Imitever money err tither property be possessed. This uolortensate was was a third uwser of the vessel, which, we eadisrstasal, wog aniesiweed, sad he has thus experienced the mom miter reverse of es , ruiliailluees in sue day. The soldiers sr taw 31 Veterso Battalion had to bre some abuts us the peasantry, use of whom tem at. lovely wounded, but has sus rived.-•-(Corlt in- Selby/arm) The Speculation, Grath, from Lemke foe Waterbed, in ballast, put tutu the Cute of Cork last Widnasday. ... Numbers of our great landholders have, or the presture of the times, reduced their ram . , ~r " ' - r y ~`~ ~~ * • IRIII,4IVb . • ' DUBLIW, JABUJLT 4. nisfigis Rvettiug Post Office. fire o'Cloek. 1111E11NC AT DARCY'S. Mae duty the adjourned imeasing of the Free. holders of the county of Dnbliu took place at the Corn Exchange Building, when the Committee unpainted at the last meeting reported the result of their deliberations Ripon the recent conduct of 'the High Sheriff, Sir Richard Steele. At two o'clock the Chair was taken by LAD. Since Cullen. of Rathcoole, Esq. Mr. FINLAY then rose, and, after an epprepriate * re f flce, read to the meeting an Address t o th e Lord Lieutenant. The Address is a circumstantial and faithful re 'view of the Sheriff's conduct. The following Resolutions were severally put and carried :- 1. Resolved—That the Noblemen, D enthrones, Clergy, and Preeholdere of the county of Dublin, hiving, i n pinw heel. of She onsnensos of Sir Rictimill Steele, Bareset, High liberilk - sammbied Is County court, in the ileission•-house it kilmalabam, ea Sotorday, the 30th of December, 1020, sad whilst compurting themselves In a peaceable, orderly, and decorous manner, they were ' w‘tbout any provocation or jeatilkation whatsoever, and before the por poise for which they had bee. so d concluded, vim lenity mid illegally dispersed, sod drivers out of t be Sessious house by ea aimed military force, acting by the direction of the Iberia: 2. Resolved-Th*oe roadoet of the High Sheriff of the comity of Doblin...las irregular method of conductiog the Ibusineso—hle nopeteroked lisreheess to the Frecholi.lers— his threatening the meeting with the military—his smelling an Address to been/vied, without having pot the negative proposition on tbs . questiols—and, finally, his dispersing the Freeholders by the military (tbe civil power being present is great force, and so violence or tumult requislog such interferente),* emu roes sod flagrant violations of the rights of the Freeholders, sod of the subjects of them realms in georrol--slecogatory horn the freedom of public °pumm— eled forming a downtime sad ominous precedent. 3. Resolved—That this myelin; do ben by express to Daniel O'Connell, Rag their highest seam of the iuniiinsble value of his animated exertions at all times in the service his reentry; and more particularly their admiration of Oise splendid example of his patriotic clog eee e on the present oreasios, sot yielding to the best samples of powerful ore ' tory transmitted to a. from antiquity. 4. Resolved—That this smiletiag d.• adjourn te one week ; and that the adjourned mertiug be held in Ibis room, it two o'clock, ors Thursday the 11111 144 am. Captain FuTTAIILL hiving been caHeti to the Chair, Mr. O'Con it ILL moved. That the thanks of ibis melding be, and are hereby given to Laurence Clinch, Rel. for his dignifi , d and very proper conduct ia the Chita tbis day; but more especially fur his manly and iudepesdeut conduct epos .4.1 Saturday, at tee Caere house at Rilmaseissui, where he did, as lie always dtprg, his duty. This Resole kw poured with *eel 'illation, slid the meeting. which was most nuiperous and respecta ble, dispersed. Couns-lior Finley, Captain Fotirell. Mr. Bald. vein Sher (of Cork). Mr. Fogg raid. Mr. Browne, Conosellor Huhatid. sen. sod Counsellor O'Con nell, severally delivered their sentimentr.—the loiter Gentleman in an eloquent and animated *perch. DUBLIN, Jlillpelltlf 6. Jona , Greene, E.g. was this diy ottani:two 43, elected Recorder of this City, in the ro irn of the late W. Walker, Eiq. Thdre never was a choke which gave more general satisfaction. There were eleven csodidates. :r4* The Meeting of the King's C.4' tessirelies held on the 17th ult. at Pansonstowit, and Illlneoltitiona were adopted which, from the peifect tranquillity of the county, declare that there is no need of adopting the Peace Pr eeee iattou Act in any part of it. It is with much regret we announce the death of William Parnell, Esq. M.l'. which took place on. Tuesday last, at Castle Howard, the stet of Colonel Howard. His decease occasious a vacancy in the Renreventatiun of the County of Wicklow, for which a popular Candidate is already tnentioned. Mr. Young has eutered iuto an engageine•it MAI) Mr. Harris for three years, on a liberal Salary. lie will first appear ou the Dublin Stage, end will not return to Covent-garden till early mu 'piing. ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATIO.V. The crime of ameaseheation was formerly so rat►emely rare is AM country, that the very idea of it used to cause nee isevulmstary shudder; but cueing to the denioralisisg effects of keg war—steeling the heart against the emotions of nature, by the fulsome' recurrence of the sight, or the often heatieig of scenes of blood—that in one y.ar of the period succeeding the ware dudes-taken fur the protection of " social order," we have fully teu . bleastly enormities fur one committed befure.—As Mr Andersuu, Surgeon of this city, &gentleman of must conciliatory manners and amiable din. positive, was proceeding through Caldewgste, between one sad two e.•lock we the morning of Sunday last, to altered a patient a fees miles distant, be was shut at from near the Royal Oak public horse ; being severely wounded i n the fame, be was brought off his horse, but contrived to return auks the city, where his wounds were dressed, sod Mr. A. is desire well—lt ought to be remarked, that three suspi cions looking characteu were observed lurk mg about, nearly opposite Mr. Andersues house in Castle street, believer twelve sad one o'clock of thematic muralist, and were ob served, when the misfire was given to the messenger from the country, that Mr. A. mould go immediately, to boffins up the it coals mad eft off is the direction of Cal ley/gate. it is scarcely possible to conceive what could have been the ulsjsetof thee, desperadims; it could scarcely be revenge, sh■er, me we have ►efore said, -Mr. A.'s disposition being remarkably mild and inoffensive, he was out a stun likely to provoke aggemieu ; and were they intent on booty, that might have barn obtained without proceeding to extre. Putties, and yet when unhorsed, be was permitted quietly to depart —rem lisle Journal.) On Tjporsday cycling, between the hours of odor and ten u'ichrek, whilst the *errata of Ille. Tuppiug, of Carleton, was proceeding elong ihr Horse Market, he was attacked by a ruffian w►o presented a pistol, which forieumely missed fire. The villain retreated, but was pursued Ly the other, who knocked him dowel with a mirk which lie had iu his band. So aeon as be could arise be took in his heels, pur. •ued by the perms attacked, and by some n lief/ who, !scoriae the cry of multhw, had repaired so the sp.A. lu reireatusg, be suede up the Old Grapes Lane, where be was overtake. and secured; the fame evening he was renowned b fore Dr. Bininire, Moog with a buy supposed to be his son. Though both were searched, no offensive *capon was footed IN their poseramo ; but a lorded pistol was picked up nor the spot where the attack was role. They were esimeneethd to safe custody iu meson, and will his ►rought up for further exannuatiou ■t the Police OlSce this day. The renames' missies ere Cumaisegbani ; who have been stiulliug about, ereudissg blacking. within these few days, seed ►ad ludglugs is a bourne is Luvitber.strett....(lbid.) PRICE Wr Bank Stock 3 per Ct. Red. 70ii 70 3 per Ct. Coos.- QM 3h per Cent 79} 4 per Cents. 5 per Ct. N. An. 104 87 14 1 Bk. L. Ann.. 181 3.1 g ES YESTERDAY. Intim Stuck . . 2241 India Bonds... 33 34 pr. Et. Bolls, It 4 6 for. Lottery Tickets 111. 3a. Osmium Cone. for Acc 711 701 71 7011 • #• .raE 71 7 RP., '- INTELLIGENCE SITU. YORK SPRING MEETING, ISM TIJ PIDAY. Tie * Gold Cup, b'y • flubacription of IlOrs. Meh , * Viler 100 gs. and the Surplus lo he paid In Specie, for borers, be. of all arra ; thror.year olds to ram del. 411 r.; hair. year olds, lit. Itlh.; Evr.erar olds, Set. 71b.; silt-year olds sad aged, Sat. WM.—Two miles, Sir E. &millets rh. r St. Patrick, 4 yrs old Mr. Lenthron't gr. h. Consul, 5 pre old Sir J. H. Ka:well's Fair Helms, by Viaroutit, 3 yrs old Mr. Squealing's awl". Woodbine, by Comae, 4 yrs old Sir W. Manwell'a b. b. Archibald, 5 yrs old Mr. K. Milers'. Mortimer be Mrs./bray, 5 yrs old Mr. E. Perm's eh. h.Thr Mortimer, S yrs old Mr. Poilrlrti's b. h. The Jaggier ' by Comes, 6 yrs old Mr. F. Watt's b. e. Bergami, by Cerberes, 4 yrs a4/1 C.Ol. Credoelia b. h. Sir Walter, 6 yrs old Mr. Quoit/pies b. la. Cardinal Woleey, 5 yrs old MA BATTS. (From then Low/ow Mercantile Price Content," of Trolley, Jaseuarp 9, 1821) WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Correa —There has been no public sale since our last, and little business Am been done by private contract ; so alteration can however be made in nor imitations as the holders are Oren nt demanding the former prices. Sousa.—The demand fur S. P. Sugar, noticed on Tues day last, ban costumed almost as animated duri•g the week, though without prodociag any further improvement in price; the total sales of the week amount to nearly 7,000 IMP. • quantity more considerable than has been sold in one week Lir siose time past. Ruw.—There him been little demand, and some salmi of Leeward Island have been made a little below the prices plot. d. Ptntanru AND DTZWOODIII are dull of sale, but the prices are without alteration. EASE INDIA PRODUCE. P has been in fair demand at former prices, except Cu. tine in small parcels which command an advaisee of ith per lb. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Corcox —Tbe lanoline*, this week bas been limited, sad i• chi. fly au Bengal, at something snider the late correoey. The sales of the week are, 100 bags Perinea. (is bead), 111.1, a 121 d.; 350 bags Bengal, 51.1. • W. ; 30 bags Surat 61d.; 40 bags Carriacou kdui y paid), 12d.: total 520 bags. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. Faute.—Considerable purchases base been made by Nee ttsde, of Raisins and Figs, at reduced prices. tima.—Ttie prices of Silk remits' without alteration,lbere being scarcely any thing doing BALTIC PRODUCE. TutoW.—The demand is not brisk, hot as holders are fi•M, amide not prose their stocks upon die market, lb* prices are support. d. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, JANUARY 6, 1821. The Curios market is extremely flat, as is usual at this vase.) of the year, bat prices continue steady, with the ex. , ception of Inferior qualities of Boweds, which are a litre lower. Yesterday 1,038 bags were "Aired at auction, Ash; whole of whirls sold at fair prices, and consisted 0'1,320 Alabaman, of which a fear inferior sold at use lit good at 9,1., and d ie remainder middling to fair at 8.1. a 811.; 297 Oilcans, ordinary to gird Md. a 121 d ; 11 'Word SRI' Islands at 141.1., and 20 Cart hagesas at 81.1. The sales by private are 3,100 bags, and consist of POO Bowed. at 84d. a 114. I.; 230 Orleans at 91d. • 1214 ; 100 Alabama. at 80. a 81.1 ; 80 Sea Islands at 170. a 181 d, ; 1,100 Perusals at 121 d. a I3d ; 100 Babies at 111.1.; 260 31araubanis•t 11d. a 12d.; 130 Minu at Od. a 104.1.; SO Dein ****** at 1314 ; 10 Madras 8.1.; 30 So. •ts 71.1. • 4.1.; 200 Bengal, at 61.1. a 71.1. per lb ; =attest the total sales 4,801) bags. 'fhe import this week la 1,146 hags Brllia. There has been a better demand this week of R. P. Uwe, of which 500 Ish.fs. love sold at an advancer of ls. • 2s. ow good and Sot Bartiadues, add at full pliers fur oilier sorts: in Furrign dears iptions and East India, as artily as in Coffee, COCOS, and most other articles of W. I Prodnce, nothing lies been dune. Of Dyewoods, about 160 tons Campeachy Log scrod hare sold at 71 155., a few taus of Jamaica at 61. 15s , and a small r:••autity of Nicarnsawoud at 261. 10s. Hides Ai& INQUEST ON JANI3 rvictrr. Oa Ili eXisamlay last an Inquest was hel.l by Joseph he gli 2olit . e p a s e bli o e f ho t s he se, C.m. Lewis's.ers for d i bis on wets, at Knight (Isle master and part Ammer of the beig Ssuipowo„ a tradhig vessel betwixt this port and Newport sod aridity/miter, whose body was taken oat of the river novas, at the bottom of Greylooottel-euerth Lewin's.rnead, on Ti,..,. day satoneiaff. It appeared from the retch nee, that Knight and a man of the name of Wills had bees drinking together dories the afternoon of Illowday, and that both became Intoxicated. About 11 o'clock la the evening, ea the Qsay, they met with a yousg woman named Phillips, and seems pouted her to a bowie in Greyhemod.coort, where they found two other, abandoned females, named Granger and Courtney, with whom they drank gin sod broody, sad west to bed. Whilst they were asleep, they were ruldsed of their money; nod the following is the statement of Sarah Groo ve b e f ore th e J ur y :—wbilit the wee were asleep, Elie,. bath Phillips inquired of {:eager, whether her companaus (Wills) had any money; to which Granger replied, " I rho not know, hut 1 think I heard some silver rattle is WO pocket." Phillips immediately ordered Granger to hae r i her the mates trousers, which she did, and Piaillips took from them some of the silver. Phillips then proceeded to search the pockets of Knight, whence she took a pocket book, containing ten bark-soles (the amount unknowit), and • purse coutaining 28s. in silver. Phillips gave Granter a 11. note,to induce her to conceal the robbery from the mes, mood then returned the pocket.book to Knight's pocket— flowing obtained their booty, they siouu determined npou getting rid of their guests, for which purpose they' went out, and sent the girl named Cordite', to tell the mew that she was a married vomit, and that as she awl her hogshead wanted the bed, they must quit the room.— A volley of obese accompanied this letimstion, and Ole mew were earned out. Ott leaving the room, Wills discs. erred that he had been robbed, and asked for his watch ; he was told it was in Knight's pocket, where he Rued it, but could not Gad his money. They went from the house lots the court, but Knight was an intoxicated, that his kilted could sot prevail upon his to go home, and left him knock ism al the door of the house whence they had jnst beer tamed out. On Tuesday moeniag, a hat and inure riper* were as,, lying on the ice near the place, and a cry of "help!" having been beard by the neighbours about throe o'clock the nine morning, and • noise as if shines were falling ismd the river, it was generally supposed that murder had been committed. Persona were eons. piently employed to drag the river, and the body of Koichi was foss.l, Isar_ leg no mark of violence except &obeli* contusion on 'tieback of the head, which the Surgeon who eestnined the body was of opinion, might have been occasioned by the erappliaviroa. The man who dragged for the body stated, that he had grappled it by the Limon-hole of the coat; hut Is there was nu evidence to coefirmlthe supposition that the man had been murdered, the Jolty, after • long investigation, returned • Werdlet—" Found Browsed." At the button of Greyhound-evert, there is a wall about two feet high; and it is supposed that when the unfortunate Tell had been refused ariniisoioo into the house, he prio. recited &len the court, in the belief that lie was on his way home, and that be fell over the wall. Knight hat left • wife and child. Greyhound court bit long been a receptacle for abandea ed females. Only akw yeAry sines- the body of a sailor was 'found in the river nese the same place; and then, as in the present cue, strong suspicions of murder were entertained— these suspicious must always gain strength from the charts& ter of the Neighbourhood, the secluded situation of the court, and its contiguity to the water.--if the present in habitants cannot be rooted out, the wall behind the court ought to be ratted, an as to cut off all commuuication with the river. (Bristol Mirror ) MARRIAGE. Yesterday, the 1011 i inst. at Mary.le.hout Chu►ch, by She Rev. Dr. Shepherd, Michael Clayton, Esq. of Liscula's.lan, to Elia', third daughter of the late David Mitchell, Esq. Privately, no Saturday last, J. W. Hayes, Esq. grandson •f General Fawcett, of %Yaeldatone House, Ha►row Weald, to Miss Halfpenny, as Arsalz taanniklik sad • Yemlnl lAAY of you poems' attractions and high accomplishments, iu her Itlth year. (hi the Id iestant, at Invertak.lNua►, the residence of the Right Hun. Lady Sesfurth, Joshua Henry Mackenzie, E►q., Advocate, to the Hun. Hcle• Aisne Mackenzie, youngent daughter of the late Right Hun. Lard Seafortli. DEATHS. . 1 • i; - - : 1 by Ow I Sal 1 Ur by AA Ell WI sis Z . . and a small quautity of Nicaragnawoud al 201. 10s. Hides DEATHS. still meet a fair demand, and • few parcels have been ills. Oa the 31st ult. Capt. Robertson, of Milford? , . posed of this week at 9: 1 ,i1. • 914. fur good B. A w e i g hi ng 28 At big house, at erayford, Kest, on the ltd instaat, Wen. si... a 3011 h, prime at )01.1. a 10)1., until pilule at Lid. • S!.I. Thomson, M. 12 of consumption, aged 42, regretted by all , a per lb., and a few Hum of good tiunfity at 7a. Id. each. who could appreciate worth and talent. Montreal Put Ashes have sold at 335. a 345., cliclly at the At Cowbridge, in Wales, aged 37, Alexander Jaffrey, Esq. A of Kiagewells, Aberdes s . He i s supposed to bare fallen a former 'nice; Boston PeatLs base brought 40,., and Moo- treat 395. 'ralluer is steady. victim to his active huminity, will* endeavouring to save a a T 0,.., 1... been rather more inquired fur by the trade. genii, min iu whose company be sou sisiting. Both were ‘1 About 2,500 brio New Yin k Flour, in bond, have been sold usfuttunately lust. 1 r at 21s. to 225. per ha In tither articles we bare no alters- __ ______ fil boo to ounce since our last. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE . Morohig 12 after 7. I Evening 39 after 7. • .... COAL MARRZT.—Tbere were no cargoes of Coals offered . _ fur sale yesterday, the Navigation lima slopped. ItITINCD trUOAßL—Tbere ham been sit extensive demand Sumner ia need% keit& is re f..r must derrriptious at en advance of 211.• to 311. per cwt. The treatment soli—.M care effectual. particularly fur low lumps, in consequence of private inf e r- A CANDID' Examination of Professional Pre. It !nation, as yet unconfirmed, that an alteration will be made in the Russian Txriff, favourable to iheadinisaion of crushed LA. worse. is leafy to be feared by thug who are oar- Suga. a into that country : the market ro-day is rather Rat, l iii?• • _ ~..1 incapacity. le lint au advanced on ice is suppos tea ; holders, howeve r , ap- "Irmo" al an city period of oar refreerionsi came with Ge . 2 pear wattling to sell thereat. the Supertanker total more minute atteatioa to a clans of &s- -ows —The late severe (root having prevented the use of tam pecuberly affecting the grander operations of Nersee, Southern Oil, Gieeuland adirasiCed shout 11. per tun but .*boldly deviated fru" what was held to be medical 001111 D. I dozy ; attacked the vaunting' of empyrictsge• , and, by de. the weather being now warmer, the prier bus somewhat re - ' ceded. Sunilwris is saleable at 231 per tun. kk iu m x , f t N ..—G rreu i ail d use rat h er l ower i n consequence feeling its vile purposes, coesider ourselves justly estitled to that approbstios and patronage which, for tweedy years, II have rewarded oar successful sad devoted s t u di es . Th e of the export season bring over. SI s an additional gnat -lis mei ea, n i __ s estimation of our salstineaed brethren, who •Il- - le Postscript, 7'sierdap, January 9, 1621, Four **Clock. Peal i a lli . :ile ter opi us i5 . ,,i,,,. i li fn . di , °mew i d i ndobs H. P. SUOMI* Wiese Ili steady denr•nd today, particularly r a j - se w n is : 7 die moss isibusisedessmineniab of abseeii the good de.criptious, and shout 1,000146Jc ware.suld al last even p rofesses is she s siusei • mai ssismpi l immi rettersi week's priers. ill tbesaattity et eat fame frein any et In Correa there was very little business done to-day, The impetuosity a „ ea, or the • •teltld el .. ei though there weic many iutpti.t.s; the prices are without egatioa is the gesturer man, often lead te e illi".1 14111 ei alteration. 1 comagious disease; happy, therefore, may ibs tiplit .... east be called, wimps satiety am be alleviated by li ne 1 CORN EXCIIAN'GE, JANUARY 10. dale care; and gm in the mere admitted stages, &area ---a-- Writhed by auseerene symptom% we es. illustrate oar weer- Although the navigation of the River is now free, yet very sioa.k . sessiesbs . the iseisimeas the erne ei„,_,......,. i few sales were made Ibis morning; the . truly supply we have Every ......7 chaa .. ee mitts , 7 usensi dishirs =" ... ' . 40 at present (except of Outs) cuu.ivititg of land carriage dada , ' le i Z e — geaesed r e eeesseeey. fade *gully er Tai ii 'm" .er II samples [rum Kent and Ess.z, the hulk of alsich are snit proviace, ad will yield to our alludes. &mug these are d yet arrived, but ...Wheat mid D.rley fully suppyris la.t week's diseases of the urethra, weakness, and custitetional de. • i prices. Reap., Sou% and Oats, wire excivdiugly heavy sesereeeeeis. of however use( duration. oak., and rather etieggetr, pariicularly Grey Pease, of a bleb article there is a crind,rahle quantity at market, and but The child elimaaition way he N imam' f bsi idia a at • meted by Nerve reeloged is appotesea, Debility, he sod, whet I little demand fur risen.. circulate the mutter proof of vigorous impute. The haw. 1 ' •f as Advertlesseest is set allow the eiaseiScatios of "iv i COAL MARKET, J•NUARY 10. subjects, but they are amply detailed be a Work we lately ' 4 Ships at Market. Shins sold. Price. published, called the ..Efill of Liffs the papa sae of wants, 32 Newcastle li 4 . =oar general utility. The Desk can be had at O. 91 Sunderland —, . .—. I Stout: Coal ...... . to - .—s. —d. to 525. —d. tee-row; Mt, Pall-mall; 41, Piccadilly; It Priaces- v _—,_. _ 'trees, Subs ; 174, and 32, Fleet-street; sad 40, West Smith- A most daring outrage was committed iss the bald; or at say Ilmilmellem• .. neishiti.urlitiod «I liatt.ketile, county Limerick, on .. No &emu are felt •ith greater poigeaacy . by the sufferer ,_ taaa these occasinual by his ova tespruderci ; bed sa ma 1 Clitmiumo.duy. at be Cu rly an ' w ar us 'l ave o'cloca „is.. at ~,,,,,,,,,ii stma i i , ia m ai s7 a *dreads, ma the p m . in lb* elle, noun. A party of ell:sins attacked femme were desirable, lima where tbr most eaboweded tee& . Closiagh [louse, the residence of Lieut. J eMSte duce is plead, sad she miss inviolable seam, ill csuctudi DSLNAGS, late of the 0 3.1 Furileers, whilst from thee the lona* ads 1 6 60017 aimed at the Oat interview, to lu . . liutta.-i when , alb,. wounding and much abusing " e "" "Item laiallai ft dasibilia g lb ` 911."4114 sod ea. 1 chain a minimum lee enedleise sad advice, which as be souse of the servants, who made resistance, they kneaded to „ I par , a t h e wor ld . took two gum, with some ammunition. Mr. DEL- WO wad do. M N.C. illorposs, 11, lloseetatt-alteet, 1 MACK. on hearing the circumstance, with two of neelsotreete—A priveft deer nosed She swam Mr. GOING'S police, assisted by his brother and .- - . ______ __________ _ ___ _ • party of the Palatine yeomen infantry, pursued *1 the villains, and succeeded in taking several of Printed and Published at Toe Illummo hoes and Tee Owes (Me; N.. 127, *read, by C. CORNWELL, diem, five of Mimi hare been Wen:di e d. • of the &read. • e -x . :.....m.......m.m........iuim o:.__iiiim mnieif t Ili r.MM I M NIP ~r