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■ Fl 4 R Axisr. 'Oa Thursday ee'emighe C.aptoloo Iseuidt, Nowell, aid 'Stewart's conipaniro of the 40th regimest, embed is Lime rick, from Bailie, el do bait is that farriers. All the detachmeats ash. lath regimes. quartered in the esuoty of Clare are calkd iota head-quarters, mope Mom at I'u Killaloe Aimisboeme, sad Kibmah. The muutres lierstrefine emeopied are le be Allied by Major 'Weirleortosta Os Friday am/ Words, ohs membsies divimes if the tile twigs& arrived le IlAmertilk, NC a mate for ?enemy, frame whew, 'they see he aleArlitadimeente to occupy Me queues of the 3111 , 4011111 Sorry sod the money of Lianbriek. its alb ussieMebMed", a eurf••Y of the = 334, it Tw, bons Onatlrlaw. t,tl .LOVE AND MADNESS. RON EA 3 I PAU WIT.— DA AA DFOL 'SUICIDE Thernday night, at eight o'clock, so Inquisition was hid at the house of Mr. Harris t the Aga th e Georte sad Cr'..., 4 -Broad state!, Blorruarbery, Whir Stiriiee ; Esq. Corea*, for the -11114161006.41111.6111.7 of Middies P.% as vitlll of 5kaa04.1.410.0.4.010.4110M, she aloe hionvelf. It appeared Mat the pistol with which lb rommieteif the melauebolylet most have been over-loaded, as it lay is. the • ewer sear the body with the barrel bunt to pieces. nod -the pimol-bauldittrondfully shattered; it is also apojeetarrd be must have put the muzzle of the pistol quite doer to his ' heart; the vrosad was wider !Ma the nateath of a "sort pot, stud the beam aril hoosstistee were esteemed to view. The wed slaw awl pesll4 the Motive leaned is the body, bet the bulb pshsed gene Wrangle tail kedged in she animater. From the uoileseee halms Imbue the Connote it appeared,. that the &crowd, as a swerve, cameos Monday sight to lodge at. Ale. henna's; be had apartmems to biota 14 mad had plenty of many; oil liTetleestlay eight be came boom Irtielt a concert; west is had, sod sot gritting up at his meal lii . _ .. . tour next storming (Therm!' ay) a 'errant weld op Nein' 1 fio his room' le *all idle, oleo he woe felted .a. Obeys de/titled. On die table via Cooed a • sealed left. r, ! directed to bile fritter, --.--- Meteor, Esq. 8C01.13110q. street. Holboru, elects led to the discovery of Lis tomtit; ; rho he follutriint mote li a female bawd lay epee es the ;' tiitle:—" M lel ciettlekra euesplinseate to Mr. Alex gor y ' my, request, its rill tit fitters fireless his visite" The re. iiiaindfr of the letter was tont (dr, we the bask Was writtro With Flail I, is lois owe baimil-writioa, the f.dlowriu( likes:— " I air tired of life, there Is cooly use dealt eat. cure ale, l 1 a itiitid pistol lied tell is tbe *sly remedy left re; I die it peace with all eisakied. la fey locket are /Wu peen of curio-lion *hide l. wadi* be geese to klorpret I. keep for 1 , 1 toy sake; ess4rlseb44lBBB4,jip)* gives is Jgawris. Adler, ~;; ..„.. f}l , , . " Aiax M UiR•Ne " 1 .1 The vessel ettiepholol was heard about tee boors before .:li I I Ise' was tot nil dead, bin not ktiowiiii well whence it proceed ed it paned outmoded. The poor afillieent father of the de re/wed, a nowt torpeciable nag, shoed several instances of mental eleresessest is IM deceased. Mil paesicelarly ow Noonday lost. The desomesol urea ..17 1$ rare Wage. The Jury suer asse t aim. !items' ii ~Exiles—" Skit himself i.e a aisle if aistirl ciersagssiert." CORK Aran. fk "alitihavrios v. COMIER. . Mudvaratisenuust was expecied lions the trial of this issue, it 'being called the Tiger Cause," and the Gentlemen of the long robe. as they are wuut, made themselves very merry on the occasion. It was an victims to recover a year's rent of a for 'nailed house iii Bantry. It appeared thet Plaintiff is proprietor of an old smaision-house la the town of Bantry ; that there is annexed thereto a large court-yard or square ; that he divided this great Lome into I smaller tenements, one of which he let to the Defendant ; that during Defendant's tenure of the same, several us of add beasts etme to Bantry. Plaintiff let said court-yard or sitvire for the occupation and exhibition of these wild beasts, to the great annoyance of his tenant the Defendant, iu consequence whereof it was contended Deteudant was thereby debarred the peaceable ew joy-meta of hi. dwelling, which he was obliged imme diately to rpm, and remove to some other house in the town—however Pl a intiff coutended that as the wild beau were confined to their several CAIf2VIIILS, nttd being kept • considerable ditto:tore front De fendant's house, his right of entry and message was is no way impeded, and us no divided portion of this court-yaid having been especially demised, he was not entitled to interfere with Plaintif f 's right of doing whet he pleased with the yard in question, read that however disagreeable the wild beasts might be to Defendant, stall their presence formed no ex excuse fur the non-payment of his rent, more par ticularly as after the departure of these wild beam Defendant exercised aright of ownership over the Meuse, by telling • friend of his he ought inhabit raid house rent free during the residue of De. tendant's term. Severe! witnesses were • produced on both aides, and it •vas poet seven-in the evening before the Judge concluded his charge ia this came, in which he very ably expounded fie law of the case, which he told the Jury, with all the other circumstances • adduced iu evidence before thew, was fur their con- ;:.~: sidenuion. The Jury retired for about •balf an hour, and brought au a verdict fur the Plaintiff. • • -IVAV A 1. INTELLIGENCE. PerflaoUTH, aPRIL 19. • Arsived the &clads, Donald, frum -Loudon fur New '9uuth Wale!; 'OM n,e, Reify, Neat 'Heablerna ard Ned pole from a cutter. Passed by the Mary, Dosaldsota,frdet Liabera &a- Leaden. rutratitent, APRIL IL. 1.. 11 1,1 Arrived the Wilding, Boyle. from Sierra Leoue, iu slily. stia dap., aid tailed again fur London. Sailed Ike - Nowt'luit. fur P►ince Edward's island ; Hare, Risme, for Mails : - Trio. Rextield. fur Leghorn ; Mary, Blown, fur Tenerife ; Rwevetta. Stoddart ; anal William Parker, Pringle, fur Montreal ; Choice, Hurry, fur Quebec; auJ Sisters, Dialbwaite, SI. Julie's, New Bruns. irk. lALMIA:TR, APRIL 17. Arriv►d the lady Wellington pseket wit►' mails from New Ifni k, railed 'l3th, and from Halifax 28th ult. Sattrd the Welcher packet fur the Rraxits and D u k e of Kmit ditto fur Lisbon each with mails; also the 'St Lae. ranee, Douglas, furiduelaec ; sad Delphiss, Ludrigacu, far Nsples. A ship under jowl-masts has hove in right from the west. wuJ in sow of two pilot boats, supposed to be the City of Edtaburgli, Gudby, from Scilly. , APRIL 19. Arrived a Deitch (rigor (reported the Ceres), bound I. eataria and su outwarti.buuud East Indianian. The Jane, of Sunderland, with loss of foremast and Bnw riprit. is of tbis pl.ce, an tow of three smacks. She was sum foul of by a foreign 'Lip, mad will proceed to Ramsgate isotherm. mai. APRIL 19. About 50 rail of owtwaril-bound 'vessels got under weigh at Dungeness ilimmtornisag. Arrived sad sailed for Ike River the IPlers, floss Cadir ; Iliserring, Soltio from St. Silt's dud Voles, Cartier, from Lisbon. &vied 'be Cibeirsstol aNspiiii, fit New yftw, sod se veral others. L . ~E PARLIAMENTARY POE& THIRD REPORT OP THC COMIffMIONRY APPOIXTRO RV 7111 ISSJIIIITT TO COHMIllta SUSJIICT Yti WRIGHT. •ND issasuass. , ;1 .. 4 • • Nay it Photo is is. •') t ; We, the negate eftgFVF I V= hole new coal i VIA aline • the Ma which we bare thought it see/wary to compare. The ore. meals which we have lately performed wpm the appertitte eitartnyed by the late Sir George Sheckburgh Evelyn, Yai euithied us to determine with aulliciest mecisiss the weight et a given bulk of waiter, with a view to the deiwg theaketr nienle. uf the at audard of weight ; that of leach beteg determined by the experinibents related in our reran Alma : sad we knee foood bv the commandos. whit% well be de tailed in the appeodus, that the weight sin boa of dia. fined water, at 5$ deg. of 'aliments/41a vows ib e f, Parliamentary standardmood of 17 it I. he weighed io a varmint. . We beg knee theretwei kw to your Illajamhlllegkilplie Me soil ileige." 4 ' 0111 " 1111114/6idi ar. Priariall7 tha":-"-. • <-i ~1 v i .:..0.., , : 1 5. 1. - nag the Parliarmyeirery tbeselsell ;Iry Bled ol la 1766 , he henceforward roiseidered Mr i M legal alamieril of the British empire ; sod AM it be illealleed by 'eels/deg that 39.1393 Web's id this staadriAl, at He few 01411% of Walmenberii, hare bees breed mem/ sw the Zilf a pedalos, mappmed to eibretermreenslcla Imillalwier me level of Iberia, sad in • hearse. 11. That the ParllemereitiMy itaadard Troy plllalli alteerd- Wile lire twa-peattel thrlebt made in 1756, reuse % uusherml; arillibet lON Troy grebes be &elated tie eireititere as A role. dirlZk a parruel I tit cubit Melt el slieedbilseeter feriae brand ev et leeleg. lila wasumes.ls94.o 911ealselery grains. •S. t the sip sad eons yedlism• be mewed so tbcic origi ealeigMJitg, by taking; ftiiliggliiistabie emoniiire plou of ibeikialskrairlise, a memsralee, moth that a gallon of coar sen writer isay weigh femososets atuiAloptsir its ordinary fie. comatosely, Its tumbrel betag tie . rly 9 77.30 16 k Weise*: soil Nat carnet standards a this imperial galkori, and of the bushel, peek, quart, and pint, &rimed from it, arid of their PI M*. be procured ',elbows delay for the Eschtirste, sad for sad other oilers in year Majesty% dounitsiona as may be .ielalted most eunireeiesi for the ready nee of your Ilajesty's subjects. • .1 , 4. Whether asy farther legislative evereheente are reopir. ed for enfolciaic a uniformity of practice thraolthool she British empire, we JO rot feel oorselves coutmetent to deter mine: has it appears to us that loathing would he more con ducive vs the etiolates-at of this mid, than' to Merriest., as for as palisade. the facilsty of a trait reearrewee be the legal standards, which we appreheed to be is a great ineasure at taiNable by the 11TP31•11 that we hare recommended. It would also, in all probability, he of adeaosage to rye a eager de gree of publicity to the Appeadtx of our lost farming a consparisoa or the etistomary ineastifte thromehost the cosatry. • 1 , ,e ~ 4 b. We are not aware stoat any farther satirlememensiv for us to prrforia, is the execution of the commands laid sown us by your 31ajestes conooltisista : but if mu imp.rintenileare of the regerlatiens to Le adopted were thought wereswery, we should mill be ready tei sail. rtake mete iimpertioas and ens 'Mastitis* as might be required fur the ewupieke satairieot et die objects its question. , 3 , (Slued) GEORGE CLERIC" , DAVIE.S cut.RERT. wu 11. woLLAwntri. THI)MA!i you NG. Leak e, Mare\ 31,1611. 11 ENKY KATLX. 4411it1C4. COLUMBIA RIVER. The Report of the Cootinittee to whom" 4422 retested a itatolution of . the House _of Re yre•en toilers, of f 9 h Deceusber last, directing an in quiry elan the situation of the settlements 041 the Pacific Ocean, and the expedieocy of occupying the Columbia River, lan been printed, sod u Bill introduced into the House, fur the purps;se of ob. ti icing the 'auctions of Cosogre.s to our Onset:i ntent taking jeussemoion of, and establishing military posits on, shtrerriit parts of Columbia River. The following extracts from thi Report of the COWS. miner, drawn up sod preseuted .by Mr. Floyd, spew distinctly the views which they have taken of the subject, sad the great importance re exten sion of user trade, particularly in furs, iu ties quarter, must he to the United States. The Committee loom carefully examining all the facts connected with the subject referred to them, are well persuaded that the situation of the Coiled States is such as to enable it to posse," all the be nefits derived Gout this trade, which, in the hands of others, amount to minium; ; many of ishose trading establishments east of the Rocky &loom- Niels are within the aekisowledged Inuits of the Republic, as fixed by the Convemion of Lohdots of the 20114 of October, /Ole ; and, it is be lieved, that no Power, with the exception of Spain, has any jest claim to territory west of them, or on the Pacific. The elepetirlance for subsistence of m o ssy of door eetablishusenno, is upon the bete foe beef hunted by the Assiniboin Indians, who in habit the country between the river of that name and the Missouri ; their hunting ground is far wish its our boundary. To succeed w procuring to the people of the United Slates all the wealth Bowing from this source, it is only necessary to occupy will • small trading guard the most moth-taster's point open the fili•souri river, rod confiue the foreigo, is to their own territory; at the saute time net u s iyive, with x "Mull sr guard, the mouth of Colons greet refit derived from this trade by the Camedials compauirs, when see know the distaiiii.e and (i -stractions in their rivers, and its the visions streams they ascend in carrying it on, the advator e of price consequent upon it becomes rather a master c f amazement them otherwise, and inclines us to examine our own rivers wish a view to the 1101 e object., leoccod, however, of those for midable obstruction', we find a smooth and deep river intoning through a botwolless extent of the most fertile Pull 00 ibis continent, combining within its limits all those valuable lures a lioch have greatly enriched others—a certain, talk, and easy 'ov11;4660'1; with a portage of only :ZOO miler, uniting it with smother liver , equally sotemtli, deep, and certain, rouniug to she great %Yesteto Oerao. Thus are those Isle great 4‘44.1111N Ireol4failed by a porta t ,e of twos buudred tulle. ! The prem . ticability of a speedy. pale, awl easy commune ' cation with the Pacific, is us longer a matter of doubt or eoluirciuse; from issforosation hot to be doubted, the Rocky Motrol a i o at this time, iu sternal places, is so smooth and open that she fibour trim men Fur Useably elmss would enable a oaggna, with its wood bright to unios aide great facility front the enevigesh:e water of the alio souei to that of ilv Columbia; the actual elosoance front river to river seve.al bombed miles front their source, that is, (min die gem, falls of Missouri to tiv folk of Clark': river, is 149 miles; the distance, therefore, of 200 miles is good navigation on the Columbia, rrellich is the only river cf stay magnitude upset thi.t wit& cuait, north of the Colotido of COURSE OP EXCHANGE. Tnonsnair. AMR. 19. Amsterdam ....C.F. 12 14 Leghorn 4Ol pittu ai 4 1 0 61 l2 11 Genoa .. 43 Rotterdam .... ? U. 12 15 Venire Antwerp ... l2 11 Malta Hamburgh —.21 U. 38 7 Naples A1t0tta........21 U. an 8 Palermo.... prr us. 116 l'aris 3 day's sight .. 25 89 Lisboa DMA .2 U. 20 14 ! Oporto Rourileowx 2B 15 i Rio Jamie* Frankfurt on the I Bahia .. ... Main, Ex.11.....1581 Dublin . .. Prtershorgh, r hi 3 U. 91 Cork Vituila elective 2 11 10 90 SULLIOS. Trieste....do lO 20 Portugal Gold isa 2 a. ig. b1ai1r1d....... 3B Coin, per 0z....0 0 0 Cadiz ...... Rilbon.o. 3si Bars 3 17 101 Sarcasm. 36 New Doubloons „II 0 0 bevi11e.......... •• 364 New Dollars 0 4 10 Uilarultar .. . ,, 344 Silver iu Ban ~„ , 9 4 11*1 MILLS'S HISTORY OF TIFIr'YRIHIADES FOR THY REcottar ASO POSSESSION or Ylle HOLY LAND. Melt" The lorestigalor.l M The Crusades, by far the most interesting and important event that dissimilates the darkness of the middle age., form a subject which. whether we consider she fanaticism which Rave birth to them ; the enthusiasm with which they were continued, age after age ; the vast numbers enlisted under the banner of the cross, to ss•cure the object they had in view; the singular nature of that object itself; or the effeetawhich they bad on the arts and muse. neer of the times, and the whole political barna if Europe—is calculated to waken a thousand stirrisig reflections its the • dof she philosopher, the poet, the historian, and she Christian moralist. To she vh I II simple ..easopaer, ..k1 scene of • solitary inch vislu•l, by his own intellectual energy, by she in fluence of a wild but fervid eloquence, calling into arms the swarming population of whole kingdoms., and propelliug them with a frantic *lmmo° upon a people cradled in battle and throned ill dominmit ; the east upon the west ; the banded powers of Christen dom messiest the principslitite mid powers of the Heathen. till in the fierceness and continuity of the tide they were swept away, as a rolliog this% before the whirlwind—offers a wide scope indeed tor con jecture, fur meditation, for deductio n . To the poet's vision it presents it show moat curious, most romantic, most affecting : he beholds Princes, pees swots, Lords, villains, Baron., and Bishops. .sung. hub together —a varied and glittering ementblege— in all the pomp, and pageuritry, mid eircuimitance of war ; renouncing alt the ties of relationship and country, twitted from bulb around their heart, for new slid uncertain objects; concentrating upon a splendid hope the sympathies, the affections, and the passions of the soul—in a land trod by the he roes, the Kings, the Pis plwir 4.f post ages; cele brated by the lyre of David, and coosecroted by the oracles of God. The deeds achicerd by die flower and chivalry of the nuttiest kingdoms. of the earth ; the conquests reaped; the glory that was imagined, won ;—thoughts . of ell that was dared and suffered by that vast tnultitutle of beings, °nee warring around the walls of Salem, now at rest, end voiceless as the A rave, rush upon his fancy : and if fora while he I. delighted with the magnificence of the picture, lie is startled with its momen tousness ; he feels t h at whether this mighty movement was based its built or error, the de iestittes of men are awful—that nut for the pure pose of reaping a little transient reputation ; taut for the purpose of grasping a sceptre or a crown, was lie endued with those lofty energies which lifted Inns above hiutself, and gave him the victory over valour. With all their conquests, they have passed from the earth: the Tusk and the Arab again make abode where the Frank nod the Latin peeled their triumphal hymn ; generation succeeds genera tion as waves on KU rupiahs sea ; all ou earth is unstable and fluetnatisig—the schemes of ambi tion. the dreams of the entire:try—and nothitie, is IVOI thy to etigeovs the desires of perishing muss, but the beauty of imperishable truth. Whilst the hu tment chronicles, far the ittformatiou of future ages. the revolutions which such an event crested in the fortunes of tint rendition's—whilst he weighs with his scrupulous hand the rise and fail o f ki ng doms, and tracts in his sagacious brain the causes and effects of their establishment and over throw—llse moralist, free from the questionings of policy and the tyrannies of custom, will strip false glory of its Masi, error of its web, sushi -11011 Of its plume ; and looking on that wonder ful ebullition, and its equally wonderful comes gumtree, with the dupes to eye. of reason and religion, will draw front the phantasy or a past age, lessons of wisdom for the presents lit superstition the project of freeing the holy sepolchee Irma thrill had its origin ; by fanaticism, and often by the basest motives of avarice and ambition, it was cur. tied forward ; surd by the most barberous sets of crime and clarity, it was at last consummated. The followers of a met k and crucified Saviour, who bad characterised his stligion as a religiou of peace, and io the last client of his freedom, had addressed to his zealous. but Iseadetrong disciple the emphatic words, 4. Put up thy sword !" not only *erupted not to battle their swords in the blood of thousands, but to glory in their barbaric work, as the els:impious and favuurites of Heaven, is whose service they struck. 'the Caliphs of the Prophet, who extended their faith by the sword—end the real-cross knights, the tempters, and the barons, alio by the sword vividicatted the honour of their religi tttt —the iutiilel, awl the Christian, ate in the eye of the moralist equally criminal. Free (pent ly, indeed, the true believer eurpaesed in deeds of savage ferocity the bloody sues ifice. of the 51 usae- I;m. The pages before us exhibit the Crusades in I:titliful but terr lie colours; tint as they have been apostrophized in poetry, sts .‘ ,Npit ks of Pity," de corated with the rainbow graces of chivalry, cow tray, and boundless generosity ; but sa the rico tuns of itsfatueted frenzy, fierce, haughty; arid se tentless ; revelling its Mittel with a during prodigu lity, every wild palmitin buiniug iii their busuai, the licensed demigods of rapine and revenge. lit In so black a picture there is, undoubtedly, some relief of light; but there are few who, if tiny are men of reflection, well rise from the permits, of thiir achievements, so litingly pourtrayed by this elegant writer, without an overwhelming pressure of painful emotions on their heart, mid the awful voice of warning nenrtality in their ear. To our author we now recur ; he has certainly produced a masterly work, a work which does lam online honour es a man, and • literal, - eaudidate. Written in. a style clear, correct, and energetic; his narrative, full of adveutitre and romantic anecdote, is neither loose nor cumbrous, but leads the mind along with an easy dignity : collecting. Isis materials from various research, Ile has ar rattged them with *jugular perspicuity and com pactness, and has infused Mt* the whole com position a spirit of fine candour and well regulated judgment; the crowning charm of a masculine situ 'Melly clothing the thoughts of a classical end cul tivated aatud. (Tolle motioned.) SH SZP SKINS. hits .... shearlisp j.asals Md AKETS. (Prom M. Lonlme New PH!! COI 7,0 APOIL ebTfoo.—The market is more firm, aisJ there appeird to be rather esteessive buyers about kJ. under the pretreat prices: the sales sinee our last are, 500 Bengali, 314. it Cid.; 400 Sures SP a lfcl.; the whole were sole is /semi. The accounts from Liverpool state that market et moldy Mites; and rather more business doing. SUGLAIL —Tbere have been several public sales of uctr this week; the whole have sold C, rely, fully stippurriag the' per Aims prices by private rositrael. isle t+ day, NO . *fa' tri.Veinates Museovailes, sold ember, hiessir, strutig *wee bgs. a Os. The to from Hansbergh respecting Retard Ongar have been rather unfavourable; the prices have M missy "Bente rather given way; Lumps easy be pareirmed la. lower. Exported 14.1 week : N149/w. To Hauttoro' t 48,189 BAltie Po.to 14,337 St. P. let...burgh Mrditerraurmi 844 &boa .ud We►s iodise 414 D+ride. 25,649 Total. ...£41,796 t33,54k. Foreigo Sugary have' bee. wegtecied this week, very fits parelumea by private cuisines bare been reported. Vetter_ day a public stir of Brazil deseaptious w.av brought fucasrd. eiiiivisdied or U chest* be banes; the whole wsat off heavily at prices ■ shade lower. COlll. IL—The fliffee market Ibb week boa bee* &Weed- Wily beery, She prices of Jemmies have sista pay ;irregu larly 3s. • OW. per cat.; fine ordinary sold en some iftwitaires II le ; the Coffee sold am es law germs was oda laiklever Clem,. St. Domingo Las been saki Ws large pwcel.•ll3s. 113. ; fine ordinary Brazil with culma 111 s. The rarket generally may be stated at a depressiust of Si. a kt. per (wt. daring she weik,aud the sale very belay at she redneii.m. RV*, BRANDY, and Hours DS.—The priers af Rims soil Brandy by private coatr■rt are eclat, nominal; seareefy say ruralises are ' , ported: Geneva is also atilt iirgleeted. TALLOW.—Tbe Tams market MOM iOll variatioa as .to Ike priers. Taws Trllow it ipaled beg. which is the swim as last week. UXBRIDGE. Coen laspector'r selere, Timitenax, APRIL IV. Wheat, per load roe to 171 —.- Harley, per quarter t3s 'Mu —4 Outs lis —di to 2Ss -.411 . Yeaui Vo —4l to 38. .. • Prue NE.IVItUItY, RERICS, Awl. 19 Wheat itye ... .. Ito --o Bram 30. Wu rio Batley . 2O. in SU Pr.'s l7e to Us Byea.l, per gialusi, is. tir I. to le. 51d. HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Arm. IV. Wheat, per W. (Ave bushels) Oats SS. to 40s Od Besot New chit, a to —. Old Beans ... .. —, t o It. Barley, per gear 22* to 10. Posse ....... 20. to 23i 04 SA LISUURY. Aram 17. Wheat • 404 to bee Sul I Veto.... 1,84. Od. toll.. Od. dal ky. to 22a Gat Beano 32a. Od. to 40s. DF.,P7ES, Arai. 19 •—labreloes Return. heal.... 284 OJ a 29, Sd I Oats tla Od a 14s S 22. OJ a 21. Od I Seaga 687 gaits of Wheat, soli at lbw average of 255. 7.1 d. FIELD MARKET, /await, Avast. 20 ; There was a good 'apply at mortet ibis saoroist of all descriptions of Cattle: Ike( mod Nation folly supporta last mosuloy's pnn•s; Limb Se desires, *whist to the weary sup ply ; the wankel is glutted with Irish ' , wk.—There is no alteration in the• Haymarket ; Straw sod Closer ramtaii. steady. The Controls's is on accusal. 'laic/mew of the prices aiid numbers:— To Wok the offal pee stoat or Bib. 11eef....35. Bi, to 4s. 64. ' Head of Cattle Obis day: Holton 35. d 1 to 4s. 6.1. awns Lands.. Is. 04. to es. 04. ftleersp sod Lomita.... 4,000 Veal ....44. 111. to Ss. rid Calves Pork ... 4i. 4.1 to be. 4.1. 1ip.... H AT-MA RIL ET. Hoy... ....31. HO. W. so 41. 4s. M. 4/. Os. Oa. Io W. SS. SC • Busy - so If. i Ja. AM. NEW GAT E AND LEAMENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass) Beef .... 3. Od to 4.1 °di Veal .... 3, Od to Ss 44 - P. Mahar.. 3 0:11 to is Od I Pork 3. id to ds 44. Lamb. VRICES OF BAIT AND STRAW. sr. 1411 is's. watTacmsPaa. Hay 31 10. 0.1 to 41 14. Od I Hay.. 41 46.04 to 4110 s 04 Straw 11 Ss 6.1 to 1/ 16. 0.1 L straw... 11 10104 to 1/ 14. 0.1 Clover 4/ 0.0.1 to SI Os Od [Clover 41 is 04 to S/ Os Oct -- - PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. orw rocoarrti. 1111 W Willa. Kest ....11 Ifs to I/ 154 Kent 2/ IN. to 41 4a. llosoro Ss to 31 48 &mew 21 So to el Essex ....Stiles to 41 4. Essex .... 21 is to it 101. Fermtas.. Bee, 411114 to Qt 104 Ditto, ' , mond. 21 160 to Si Os PRICE QF RAW FAT, per stye* of Sib. As stated by lie Tailor As stetted by ties &lichee+. Metiers. St. Janses's Market. is Its;dl Pries by Tensor.... Ss 10J WhitechairelMariet Is WO Average...... 2. 101,a WINES, exetuiriite of duty, 7s. 7J. per galloo.• 1 ' Poo, old, per 138 gallons SW. to 481. New, ditto I.hisiies, per pipe 3Bt to 34/. Madeira, per pipe or 110 vinous i East lotlio) 431. to 74f. Sherry. per ItotB . .. „, PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per MI6. Town Tallow 00.. 9.1 --. 114 Yellow Soap ?So Yellow Russia ASA Od—. 0.1 Mottled White Jitt0...414 041 —4 Od Curd . . 013 Soap 51itt0.....44t Od —a Od Graves I Slot4o.‘ Stuff :18a Od --ii O Oil Geed 'kegs vs Ys Us liu rune' .. 24 a Oil —s Od PIRICE OF CANDLE:4, Pirei Tallow Chardlets Ball. Price 9, Casslies, per duseu, 10. 04—Mould., lls 6d. per doses allowed fur ready money. BIRTHS. On &today INt , in Peek-street, Weeittainstes. the Lady of Wilhelm, Evans, E.g. M.P. of Angeline-Ann, nest Lkrby. of • Mill. On Su why se'nnight, at Fliuthans house, Nottinghamshire. the Lady of Thomas B. Hililyard, Esq. of a Ewa sad heir. MARRIAGES. Ou the 12th inst. at Weymouth, the Rev.Jesepli Geoid, of Newton, Illou.onsville, Buck* to Lydia, truly child of the late Nathauiel Gould, Esq. 00 Tuesday, at the Cathedral, by the Right Bev. Lord Bishop of Peterborough, the Rm. Henry Parsons, B.A. of Ballwl College, Oxford, and Cucate of Stoke Doyle, Pico - tbamploashite, to Ann , eldest daughter o f the late Francis Idupkitssoa, of Wirthrough, Esq. • HIGH WATER TlllB BAT AT LONDON BRIM& Evening 13 after 4. I Morning St slier 4. Priotal SW NAHAM at THR BRITISH PRESS awl TH E GLOBE Oince, No. IT7, &nod, by C. CORNWELL, of due Stroud, California, though there are several good harbours, &cure and safe for ls of any *me. Tha region of country from the ocean to the head of tide water, which is about two hundred miles, is heavily limbered, with a great variety of wood well calculated for ship building. and every species of cabinet or carpenter's work ; though there is a heavily timbered country thence for . two hundred miles further, yet it is of a lesser growth, sod quality not so durable; at that point cam. mences the plain country when the soil becomes more thin, and almost without wood, until it arrives at the table lands below the mountain; though the sail of this region is not so good as in any other part of this great valley, yet it produces grow of the finest quality. and is emphs tically edited the reginu fanrourape to the inteduc-. '.Non of the horses ; this noble ileum! so far amiss sing all ethers in the uSefulness, courage, and swifts new, is here pcodne c is g reeter perfection than even in Andalusia or Virginia. But, independent 'of all the wealth which may he derived from the fur trade of that river, and the Missouri, the seen rity ton which the peace of this country would lied in the influence which the Amencati traders . would obtain over the native., is, the lucre**. ing commerce in the Western Ocean. There is no employment so well calculated to make good seamen as the whale fisheries, which ale known to be more liroffisble OH this coast than on .city other.. at the same time the oil is far preferable to that taken on any other coast. being clear and transparent as rock water. Whilst se tunny of our citizens are industriously engaged in the various benches of trade in those seas, mote valuable to this country, it is believed, than Bay other ; whilst all nations who have claims upon that coast, and some who have none. are onxioos to occupy some position upon it, even at a vast expense, to enable them to participate in its benefits; we have ne glected to extend to it any portion of our cure, though it appears, from the best iofornestion, that there is at this time eight millions of property owned by citizens of this republic as the Pacific Ocean. Your Committee are well persuaded that, by a little care and small expense, the citizees of this re public might reap all the benefits of this toady, not only ',rotatable now, but f every view of the subjict there is a strong ',mixability that it will ist. crease fur many yea's. Were au establishment made at the month of Columbia. which should be allowed to take with them their women mid childreii, there can be no doubt of success, as so many years experience of the Ea:o'W' fur corn poises have amply skews, tins mode his the moat powerful effect in separating the minds of inen from pursuits which onto in frontier commies lead to strafe, as it gives them a local interest and feel ling, and make. them even more vigilant and peta dent in the discharge of all their duties. The Committee cannot doubt that an establish ment made on Ibe PacillC would essentially benefit the natives, whilst it would give this euontry the advantage of all its own treasures, which otherwise moat be lost for ever, or rather never enjoyed ; and fieta all that can be ascertained relative' 10 ita pre sent and increasing valor, •of more profit to this ' country thou the mines of Potosi. From the best information which can he had it appears that the Indian trade on the Miusmori below the 31anolom villages, is worth about 720.000 dollar*, and that on the Mississippi is valued at '250,000 dol lars, making the ram or 370,000 dollars annually. —They have reflected •lan this trade and that proseented by the whalers on that coast, and are irresistibly drawn to the conclusion, that they are tnpst valuable to this ostiosi,asiol demand its care antl attentiou hi a high degree. This trade, unlike any other, originates its own capital, and may fairly be said to bring into the United Si ars 170,000 dullous every year, where Dot one dollar p►eviously existed, and odds that much to the wealth of the win motility, as decidedly as though it hoed been frothed from the bottom of the rivers in gold and silver, as it is in the market of Chins, or any other market, capable of purchasing as much and if, with what amount in furs, a vessel should soil from the mouth of Columbia to Canton, which is a voyage of from fifty to oevetity days, she would retain with that in exchange, which would sell fur perhaps double that amount, thereby contributisog to the comfort, enjoyment, rod accommodation of the comnsowity 740,000 dollars, which is the result not of a psutitable voyage, but creative trade. The mew and useful plan of ventihation which has lahay hens introduced into liirrpuol by Dr. NI tittle, has been hroneht Fairly into action, under his own superintendence, in the large and commis& charily schools, calculated fur the aceummisslaii .... of 700 children, lately erected in .101- Jan-ores. t. The Committee of Management have aallui. riotl us to ,tatr, that they consider theexperiment (which is die first that has been mole in this NUM 11111 a new Willing) to have completely succeeded. 'nlle rooms. hare a free cis-- m.l3llms of air paaaissg constantly tbrusigh Ahem, any 1111110 y sure from partial eurteuis, which moires Oar sir within respirsblr, frry awl Autestruse ; awl the Conunielt c re eoroisseud the plug to Iffelhap, viols of all thowe who take as interest isi the vcutiletiou of public builduags.--(Lirev pool Cou; ;n%) How TO DBTECT FORCD NOTES.—Take a good note, anti:wet the back in wily part, with r Plating, or with the tongue, mini the water-In:11k+ will *hew through. Wet a forged note in the same Way, null the water-marks, which were before but shgtaity vtaitete, will esetirely tinapiwar. Yestenbr*Oses Fast aw—lholkby at art the Mobile Oakes.