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to to altmona affseb, la %shirk-tin' Inii; tart were wildcat,/ In.& *ails d with elipains sad oilier 'missiles, Sir It. Beim the •iulence mbieb was enciftil s .did nut Dirk WV" tat page that passage, sod 'proceeded on to Piccadilly. Oh t. •erivaldiseer. a Geatlesies, who felt apprehensive that dimes Moss etteiorqsmanes mould ease, upon the attempt Is ken' hit • InStiesalmer aknogb• the Park, spoke to Sir lifiriesed Saber me ibis subject,. who mos knows to be by all was had airy koossledge of bias, a mild sad peaceable war, who, havint• Tamil, of hie own, flek - - for the situation of others. Hews, yea that occasion only as atidliftry. He hail not the change or direction of the fusers', he am 004 called is keep the peace; but bevies( been epokris to, he was Willing. to v.ty the line marked out fur the procession is far as he rook!. to prevent those evil consepseners which hail been rusted out to him. He thereArre acquiesced in the sugges tion of proceediag along theesdilly, and the thyme. ket be ing Welted np, as it was market slay,. to pass doses St. Jarors'aditreet and by Paltara.ll. One of the Undertaker's men, sawed Tetteadah however, 'meet the hearse, yob a part of the pesemoloo, into the Park ; and the people. who naturally felt thereby mach disappointment, made their way tlirtiogli the different siieetli, and up Park-lane to t'emberlaod-gate, sod rinsed Me gales, which the soldiers won the civil power stationed Hier tried to force up-n. The Peek was as unnels the King'i as his (the Coroner's) house nue biro own, sod no person hadiany right to pass through it a-wept by sufferarice. He said so for this 'Anson : that it was oceadosally shot op ; it hail been so leniently nu a Sun day, sad was closed nightly, areurdlne to the order. which were given... No person, therefore, had any right eith er t o OMB or to close the gates without orders from the proper au thority. To attempt In close thews was equally as illegal as hr attempt to prevent any permits from passion (rely in ur out of 11:e horse. When the soldiers attentiled to open the • gate, the mob assailed them with viokinee. It wns Bible list those soldiers who were lying iu their b marks, sod seat out from tbrace on duty without any Freeingn knowledge or repetition, mold be said to have ham floored ft. estereninel any prenieditatedior preconceived will or malice against the iodividsals by whom she; were Akan assailed. By way of esplaionen to the Joey the stature Is the intesonts of the law, he 11P4.1•14 and wiessise d opolice iw the _ read them ow eilkiket frees the work of Ihs!frerille -MileSfel (stionte: " Envy, hatredderA i- to - • wufof the Inman min d . _ is, be grit yr.! st . ....toner. The second Is, Ira 'archivolt's, Pi Jt"glitreel of use individual against another ' and to midi . 14 . 1 4VVeli as to carry main to attempt the life of that other. I /bird ie a feeling, he who harboOrs which may be sap -X pared to design to do ill to some individual, and is gully of • - •':•11 grad crime, as hi the case of settled anger 'gait's! anurner, • ands desire of revenge" Me would also read a detiiiit ion of it, which he received from a very worthy man, his own predeces sor:—" The law by the terns malice, supposes a crime ilr be at leaded with such a disposition, as in ordinary cireumataticesi would be eousiderril as proof of a depraved, wicked, and malignant spirit, or • heart lost to mural Julies, and. tin. lent!y bent on mischief" That may of these men, who see known to be brave men, and perhaps the bravest men in the world, should be actuated in the dnrtul,oo of an irksome duly which they 'are called on to to perform, lay any such feeling or malice as has beet. described, and as the law supposes, in the cereal' trio', it was impossible to sop pose. A captain in the navy had told them in his et itlettee that he saw the soldiers. when attacked wittiest any pro vueatios, conducting themselves is she most mild, tempt r ate, and forbearing manlier, and that they were removed from Grosverwar•gate to the opposite sidle of the road to avoid the attack. As the processiou approachrok the ga le two men were ordered to ride forward; and wasit posaihie io sup pose that if adeeltief or violence were intended,. only two men would hive been seat oa! Soldiers were nieu, wad hail the &Aimee of other sea, and it was not to be *opposed that they could stand to be pelted at and violently assailed without defending themselves. And what appeared to have been their conduct on this °cesium One of the witnesses, Homed Alexander, on being pursued, ruin away and made his escape into a cud de sac, or a court stopped up at the end, and so far from sustainiag any vielenre, he was not even corrected, fur he returned again, and afterwards ran wader a coach fur shelter, and finally tressed over to the place where the deceased fell. With re "Peet to the brandishing of the swords, it was impossible to suppose that if any attempt had beets made, or soy iutentioir harboured to 110 mischief, that the damage should bare been e.intined to owe umbreti slid one hat cut. Evros after they were obliged finally, for their own safety, to resort to their roots', only the two persons who were unfortunately killer! appear to have been hurt. Aud under what circumstances dial they make use of those arms? With thirty seven of their own comrades wounded ; and eves then, it bad been proved in 'widest, that they were sot prepared at first to fire, for their piolbls were not even charged. A great deal had been void &howl the Riot Act, which was evidently much misun derstood. That Act was *ever intended to aottiorise or em power soldiers to fire or use their arms in self-defence it was passed for a very differeut paiposir. The Act was familiar to him, for be was obliged to read it twice a year. The worthy Coroner the.. proceeded to read the Art as passed its 1715, aatborisine Magistrates, where 12 or more persons were assembled together tinder circumstances there. ha set forth, to order them by proctansatioe to disperse, and renderingit felony without bearefit of clergy for mach persona to remittal one hour after being su warned by proclamation. Even after flue expiration of the hour after the proclanistioa, the Art did not give authority to the soldiers to Are, bat only to apprehend each as should remain. But here the ease was altogether differeed ; they were attacked, and they acted in self defence. It was not to be supposed that because the Riot Art gave - the web so hour to disperse, therefore they were to be permitted to remain assembled, and during that hour to commit all kinds of outrage, and that the soli. dire, who might be called out on such an occasion were to stand to be thrown at like cocks at Shrovetide. Soldiers, like other people, were allowed to defend themselves in the best manner in which they were able. It was impossible, un der sueb circumstances, to say that soy injury •Irieli might be store was an set of premeditation or metier, aforethought, as the law required, coder to routed a charge of wilful murder. )f they would lay. this up in their minds, Le was persuaded tbey would feel thai, however much they most regret that these two poor men should unfortunately have lust their lives, yet there wee nut that sort of malice which the law con. templated is the crime of mottles. Much ill-blood lied been elicited devise these occurrences, but they would &s -wum all previoni impressions Guns their minds, and look coolly into the case, and, laying their bands on their hearts, say, if they thought this bad not been done self-ilefroce; it it bad, they would refers a verdict of justifiable homicide. The Coroner haviag concluded his charge, some of the Jury suggested the proprieta of adjourning the consideration of their verdict till to morrow, as it was now late, stud they would probably be better prepared to discuss the question swung themselves in the morning. After some digression. it was at length agreed to adjourn till eleven o'clock to•morrow (ibis day). An unlucky circumstance occurred off Kerry Mad on Friday evening last. His Majesty's sloop of war Redwing, fell in with the Harriet revenue raiser, Captain TA DT, and, supposing it to be a smuggler. fired several shots into her, and conti nued to do so tor a considerable time : it win not until the boos of the Redwing were preparing to board the Harriet that the mistake was discovered. One of the crew was ki:led. The I farriet has been but very lately commissionril, only on her first cruise, and WWI fonnetly a Freildi lugger, in which cra ft she is roamed, and which confirmed the Cap. rain of the Redwing eta Ins belief of her being a smuggler. having never before seen her on the coast. The firing was heard distinctly for a considerable time off the liallyheige shore. and upward. of fusty shuts were fired, accompanied by repeated cheers born each vessel. On the Kerry coast, it was re ported to have been a running engagement between the Vandelenr revenue cruiser and a smuggling lugger, as the latter was tit/served retiring from the shwa. k HOWARD and GIBBS'S BANKRUPTCY. • The Conunissionem rut again yesterday, and re ceived the proof of v.irioas debts; but Mr. Carroll, whose claim of 18,000! was appointed to be dm coned, dud wit attend._ - - --- MIDDLESEX SItSvIONS,SEPTIIIMEI 11. PERJURY. Jailer rwitpsost our indicted for perjury al leged to have been committed in giving evidence against ,Bornetl. the Prosecutor in to case tried in tins Court.—The Jury found a verdict of Gwiiit. - - sell Ts. . cußsoem FISH. On the llth ult. • curions lloh, supposed to bellitirts the species knows. sunolig sailors by the name of Johnny Dory, was tumid entangled behind the polling of a sea fence, below Dunmore Iwbour, Scotland. It toast have got into tido si toaster daring high water. Wises. Gonna, the water had left it, and it Wei heard bleating like a lamb, which it continued to de till the fisher who first made the discovery killed it. It was carried to Masora House. It weighed albs., was three feet lost, and t ioehes broad. The colour of the fish was black, with Sorge whitish spots on the sides, without any soaks; the eyes as large as throe of a horse; the mouth gait, round, without teeth, and ro large as to admit n man 'a hand freely; nod roue/ the extremity of the mouth is a fold ing of the skis , ressolitsist a swine's anew. The trolly wily was fit, and the ash Toombied seal is taste. A person from the West tallia‘wieflkoro It ass native of that coon. try; a Isa 4 be bid sibs pub% lot some so large. • MELANCIIOI•Y ACCIDaNT. Some., alterooon an aceioleat which had lite to have -twee altvadrd wit► the loss of several live■ occurred on the River off Woolwich Hr. tenton • respectable tradesman at Poplar, left house that morning with a party for pleasure, consimisg of his wife as* two children, tad three or four fn. wit, all is a sailing boat, which while steering - oms with ■ fresh gale, happening to come soddenly is contact wit► a shier hawser, was apart, and the whelk of party was►ed overbound, the surrounding wstrrmest were some stormed by their piercing shrieks, and instantly twat their oars to their asoishace, mid- sown rescued them from s watery grave, with the exception of one of the children, w line gist, aged thomws who having rot among the rhipping, sunk to rise no more. The poor little •offerer was picked op next day floating us the sealer off Ilhoorkwall stairs, and conveyed to the Globe Tw►era, where au Inquest was taken yesterday on the body, before Mr. Cowin, the Coroner, and a verdict of " Aecidewla? Death," recorded by the Gentle. Hotspur Ike Jury. EXTR.4OIWINARY !MCA Pr. [From the µ Ilikntrent /ferule of July VII] Last Wednesday night a Chief in the village of the Lake of the Two Mountains.. 'then going to bed, incautiously Muck a lighted candle ctantit the wainscot of a garret where he and his household, ONION sting tot - eighteen persons, had retired to rest. After some time, the tallow, by which the candle a.lheio I, melting, it felt down, onfuriumately, Mu a basket where there was a bag containing eighty four pounds of gunpowder. The consequence was a■ immediate explo sion, which blew or the roof, rent away the sides, and, in a word, ►educed the house to splinters. By such an accident, one would expect that many were killed and wounded; but it was trite the ; fur not a single person, though all were blown out of an upper story to the distance of thirty yards, was injured materially. The Chief, whose name is Jacob Commandant, slighted on his feet in a canoe on the beach, through which bis legs pe netrated as far as the ankles, and held him fast, as it were, in the stocks. Tbere he was (maid by some of the intiabi mita, in in►xpressible terser, imagining his situation to have proceeded from. some malicious demon, whose exit and en. trance had destroyed bin hois:e. A child was sleeping with its head near She basket, antlered no other hurt than having its hair singed; to crown all, a leathern bag, containing three pounds more of gunpowder, mid lying io the same basket, was found mar the house unexploded NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POILTIMOUSIT, StPTIMMICR 10. Arrived' the Tartar from the coast of Africa and Jamaica; ■nd Salisbury, from the West Indies; also the Cumberland, Mattison, from DaiPeic; Pyreise.s, Cloak, from the Downs fur Jamaica; Kusliu Castle, Hepburn, from ditto fur N. Brunswick ; Isabella, Nichols, from ditto, for the Cape of Good Hope; and the Williams, Smith, from Lisbon. Sailed the Tyae for the West Indies. Sf/TIMIZR 9. Sailed the Oroarmho, Slow, for Loudon. 'Fhe ander.meutioned packets will sail this afternoon, should the wind come round to the eastward :—Staurner for Lisbon, Lady Mary Pklkam Fir the Mediterraneau, and Francis Frecling, for the Brazil.. ;miming, 'Tyra/sent 10. Arrived the Cuttereagh p.tckrt (rum Cuxhaven, and Prioress Charlotte ditto from Hollionl—each with a mail ; also the Hulinestrand, Hein, from Christiania, with loss of two amino, and part of her cable. The Mervin, Brack, front Neu - ea:Ur, has been brought its here by a salvage smack leaky. Drat, SEPTCSIBM In. Arrived and sailed for the River the Lady Melville, Riewast. from China ;, SIS/PVI, Rigmaiden, from Jamaica; Harmony, Gray, from Oporto; Ranger, May, from the South Seas (a full ship); and Timondra, Price, from Renal. Came down from the River and remain the Langford, Anthouy, fur Berhice ; Chevy Chase, Johnson, fur Liver. pool, sad several more. Soiled the Auu, Lewis, for Hull. We have great pleasure in informing our readers that the gang of horse-stealers who have for the last twelve months been committing such extensive (le. predations on the Bristol side of this county, is at tenutli discovered sod broken up. One of the party was arrested with s stolen horse in his pos•easioa ; who hos impeached his accomplices, several of whom are taken ; but we regret that the captain of the gang, who resides at the Fish-ponds, is still at large. They acknowledged to have stolen 156 horses within ten miles of Bristol since the first day of October last.—( Gloucester Journal.) FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Lord Chituaterleas's 04lies, Sr e tir 111 1 1 . ma The reins of her late IllajilllF Carolise-Asvelia- Ilisabeth were removed from. Mrestianbargh House, Hens mersolithom the atomism of Toney the 14th of Almost, at seven o'clock, in a hearse decorated with esestelmoss sad drawn by eight horses, escorted by a guard of honour, con. slating of a squadron of the royal regimes* of horse guard% !bids was relieved at Rumford by a like guard of the nth regiment of light dragoons, sod similar reliefs took place at Chelmsford sod at Colchester. Upon the arrival of the royal reastiss at Chelmsford they were deposited in the church sada a military guard. On Wednesday naurniug the procession moved sad halted Ike hollowing night at Colchester, where the royal body was placed in the church under a military guard, audits the fol. lowing rimming the procession gams advanced and arrived at Harwich at twelve o'clock, whys the royal remiss were conveyed on board the Glasgow frigate, attended by John Calvert, E.q, Sem etary to the Lord Chamberlain, aid Sir George Nayler, Clareseeux King of Arms The colours at Harwich and at lA•dguard Fort were hoisted at balkiest, and minute guns were Andiron the fort as soon sts tie body was placed in the busa.,.ard continued mita the flag was taken up.by the Clasp, frigate and the remain. der of the squadron appointed for this service. The persists who were to accompany the royal Pellaille embarked on board the Glasgow and other ships, and on the following 'nursing the squadron sailed for the Continent. Oa the arrival of the royal remains at Stade, on Monday, the 20th August, they were deposited in the church during the sight. The procession moved the nest storming and halted that night at Domande, es Wednesday sight at S.ltau, and on Thursday night at Celle, her Majnty's re mains being placed in the prhacipal church of these re spective places daring the sight. . . _ The procession arrive sißrunawick ow Friday evening, •1 eleven o'clock, and adesoced to the Cathedral tilineelt of St. Blaine, where hip Majesty's remains were deposited, with the customary solemnities, in the vault of the Ducal Family of Brunswick, in pars of her Majesty's wish, expressed oue of the codicils to her will. Lord Chombertaites o.ffitm, September 11, 1821. Orders for the Cowers change of aspersing, os Thursday neat, she 13th instant, for Ler late alajesty Qeees Caroline. Amelia-Elisabeth, viz.— The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain hoes or muslin, white gloves, black and white shoes, fans and tip pets, white necklace, and ear-rings, no diamonds. Undress—White or grey Notting% tabbies, or damasks. The Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, plain ur fringed linen, black 'worth; or buckles. Undress—Grey frocks. The Court to change the isonruing further, on Thursday the 245th ionises The Ladies to wear black silk vie velvet, coloured ribbons fans and tippets. • The Geinieamen to continue is Work, sod to wear coloured swords and buckles. And on 'fbersday the 47th instant, the Coon lo go out of smut plug. _____ BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Williams IVelsh, of Liverpool, drysalter, from September lb to Oetuber 16, ■t twelve, at the George lun, Liverpool. Chri►tiau William Huybeu►, late of Castle-street, Leices ter-square, Middlesex, picture-dealer, from September 4 to October 2J, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loodom. BANKRU rrs. William Dixon, of Portsmouth, tailor, to surrender, Sep timber It, at metre, 22, at ten, and October 23, at de. aro, at Guildhall, Luudou. Amour), Mr. Hues', Milk. street, Chemishle, London. _ _ _ ThUlnas Casiusere Oliva, formed; of Quebec, North America, and Isle of Liverpool, merchant, to sunreader, October 1,2, and 23, at uue, at tire George Ilia, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Orred, Lowe, cud Hurry, Liverpool; cad Mears. Lowe and Bower, tioutliatoptuu-buildiugs, Chaucerylaoe, Loudon. Gtorie Deeping, of Lincoln, realm:auger, to surrender, October 8-, 9, and 93, at Merest, at she Saracen's Head 100, 11.111CUIll. Attorneys, Messrs. Stucker, Dawson,. And Her raugham, New Onswell-court, Loudon; and Mr Newcome, Grantham. John Goodwin, of Bristol, coal-merchant, to surrender, September 26, 27, and October 23, at owe, at the Commer cial Booms, Bristol. Attorneys, Mea,. Viaard and Blower, fields, London mid Mr. William Gregory, William Compton, of Birmingham,. lines draper, to war. winder, September 28. 29, and October 23, at twelve, al the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs, Swain, Ste. virus, Maple., Pearse, and Hunt, Fredr►iclt'a.plare, Old Jew. ry, London ; and 3lessie. Wkattley and Son, Beuivetes.hill, Birmingham. Henry Tuustall, late of Liverpool, provision-dealer, to surrender, October It 13, and 23, at eleven, at Mr. Mawds ley's office, Doran's-lane, Liverpool. Aitueuem Mr . Mawda. ley, Liverpool; and 31r. Metier, Castle-street, Holborn, London. Thomas Stead, late of Tbrum-Hall, Soyland, York, cotton. spinier (now a prisoner in the gaol of the Fleet), to SOU fen.. der, September 27, 28, ai the New luu, Soylaud, mid Octo ber 23, at eleven, at the Old Cuck luu, Halif a x, Y or k. At tome's, Mr. Walker, Lioculu's-lim.firlda, Loudon; sod Mews. L. sod E. N. Alexanders, Halifax. William Parr, of Great Rumellstreet, Covent.pnlen, tailor, to parreeder, September lb, 25, and October 23, at feu, at Gaildball, Louden.. Attorney, Mr. Popkiu, I)eau•alrret, bubo. DIVIDENDS, October 3. J. Mathews, late of Yeassisee, Cornwall, sail maker, M ten, at the othee of Mr. Augers, Belvieu', Corn wall. October 19..1. Clayton, joss. of Leeds, York, woolstapler, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. October 11.11. S. Smith, of Willey, Chester, cotton-spineer, al eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. October 4. W. Haynes, of atourbridge, Worcester, currier, at tao, at the Albion Hotel, Birmingham. October 3. W.ll. U d sad C. Barnard, both of Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. October 9. K. Healey, of Cuiekey.Moor, Luncaster, cotton. . manufacturer, ■t eleven, at the Star Inn, Illimehester. October 9. E Spencer, of Billiteriene, London, merchant, at *write, at Guildhall. November 3. J. Nailer, of Jeffreys-square, St. Mary.Aie, Loude., merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. October 2. C. Ellis, of Uliosinghani, plater, at eleven, at the Royul Hotel, Birmingham. October 3. L. Frost, of Liverpool, timber-merchant, at one, ■t the George Ism, Dale-street, Liverpool. October 3. J. Morris, ut Liverpool, lime-merchant, at one, at die George Lou, Dale -street. Liverpool. October S W. Aspitiall, of Liverpool, grocer, at twelve, at the George pun, Dale -street. Liverpool. October IS. J. Lythgot, of Liverpool, timber•me►ehanl, at twelve, at the utlice of Mr. Aviauu, Hanover-street, Liverpool. October 29. J. Aspisall and 3. Aspisall, both of Liverpool, bankers, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Ottober 4. J. Saunderson and T. Masters, of Sutton, Bed ford, coru•facturs, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Bigglesevade Bedford. RAW HIDES. I Best Harm& Steers, peat. Ordinary.. 2s Ild to 21 8d 3s 4d to 3s 8d Martel Calf.. etch Ils 01 Middlings 34 01 to 3s 21 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os Od SHEEP SKINS. Shirrs Lambs ciliated le Noe armee, the former article Sd to- ed, pr bushel. American Flour, iu bond, continues to be taken readily fur export; the sates this week are about 700 barrels, Philadelphia at SM.; fur 1,000 barrels New Ovine. sour. iu hood, 16e. per barrel has been übtaiued. Otte.—The orsserrivat of seriossets frsm the Ifishery has imams/ holden 10 oak bider priers for .11 .1 Oil and Bone; tn. is sew bid and refileal far Oil to in all the year,. Oboes am oat, however, any. buyers aboss shot price. drama loss of 0.14 have bees sold wisely the lad week to the Ostlers and for tyre Ditto nattrlict; .751. to 110/. and 851. is mew asked, and for eels Bose M. has been refused and 796 adlord. Seed Oils ere NOW. Enurr..-A-tmadderable velocity of Buda Isisiss has been purchased asee mu lost at a small advance, and cat Smyrna Bailee at ewe heats quotation, chesty fat tape*: .- lion; the holders of Deal aru a cuuseameoce now dewes“_ , - lug 365. per mil. /Soot..—Ne soierbowe pet bees made ell the mew cry • the boldersess askiwg higher praieur - Rousso Sween.-411mmerkat has boss steady, ant the prices are witheat i,ratrial elteestisis t ibisegb there has ant limn so much bestow dame as during the precedieg weak the grocer* bare been perehasers of the better desrriptioL., and middling lumps mod Angle loaves have been taken k. about aka. and Ms. fee crushing sad melte& BAST INDIA PROMO& CinToo,--TlO dimsod for export united Weer last h; souiderably decreased. prises are bossetreelbutwAy soupoicr and fur Pernanslotios a susaltadraue bee bees paid. .1 isles of the week. are (duty paid; 30 Vpland, good fair 1.0 d.; 20 N.w Orleans, middling Mid.; 400 Pernambuco, mid dling to good fair 12-Id. to 131. I.; .50 Smyrna, flue 9d.; 500 Surat, ordinary to middling aid. to 7d, fair to good lid. to MI.; 600 Bengal, ordinary to middling SV. to 6d., Lir to good 60. to 6tJ. Total 1,600 bags. hrotioo.—Cunsiderebte business has been 11000 Islety in this article, sod as advance uf full 4d. to 6d. per lb. boa beers paid us the prices of the last sale quoted above. Postscript; Tuesday, September 11,1821, Fees o'Cloek. Corers.—Tbele was less inquiry to day, sad a small pub lic sale of Jamaica wrut off within. spirit aid about Iv. per cwt. lower,. but it was Dot of clean quality: ism St. Domingo there was scarcely any thing douse W day, the price is 110M1- sally as quoted. SUGAR.—A public sale of about 350 bbds. St. Ustier was brought forward to-day,consistiag pa iticlpally of biome. the lower soft qualities of which west about Is. lower; the canonry SONS brougbt full prices; iu addition to the pubrx sales, about 500 Wads. were sold privately. A public sale Brasil went at about the was realiactiou air. lb. sales bast week. COURSE OF EXCHANGE Amsterdam, C.F. 12 18 Ditto al Sight l2 13 Rotterdam l2 17 Aulweep Ilainburgb Alton' Paris 3 day a dale 25 70 Ditto 2B 0 Rourtleaux Frankfort ea the Maine l5B Petersburgb, p. rbl. 81 3 Us. Vienna . 9u. 10 24 Trieste Madrid ..... 38 Cadis ..... Ralson xsa Barcelona Seville c•ibraltas 3Ol TUESDAY, SEPTEMUR 11. Leghorn ... ..... 47 Genoa .. • • ••• 43; ircuite ..... 60 Malta Naples 32j Palermo, per oz lle Lisbon Oporiu 6O Rio Jaueira.. 4Bl Sehia • •. 59 ... ... Dublin iq Cut k .. IWELION. Porlagal Gold in f a. al. Cons, per oa 0 0 Gold io Bars 3 17 101 New Doubloons 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 0 • Sileer in Bars ~ 0 0 0 CERTIFICATES.—Orrossit 2. T. Medd, of Staple 100-buildings, Middk•row, Hotlowa, Middlesex, drsper.—J. Massie, of Derby, .—J. Beek, of Neoeavrle.upoa•Ty.e, groeer.—W. Wiodeatt, of Tavi stork, Devoe, fellisouger.—J. Welsh, of the Frroch Hum, Barbican, Loudon, ietualler--W. C. I•augharue, late of Si. Mal y-Aar, Loudon, merchant..—A. Archer, of Great Chapel-street, Sok°, Middlesex, baker.—P. Askimiou, of Rathbun, place, thderd-street, Middlesex, liaLeedasher. PA RTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. L. Hayden and W. Read, of elieltealman, Gloucester, April 28, 1821.—R. Barlow and G. W. Reeve, of the Olympic Theatre, Singed, Magus* 21, 1822. C. Nunu and R. James, of the Old Thaufge, Cbeapsids, London, warehousemen, February 14, 1821.—J. Birdsall and W. Sharpe, of Liverpool, druggists, Augagt 4, 1821.- 1 J. Hey and M, Swee p er SI. Mary, Newington, Stacey, wood. WINES, exclusive of duty, 7s. 7d. per gallon. Port, old, per 138 gallons 3Ol. to 481. New, ditto I.isbon, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallons (East India) 4W. i 4,1 7W. Sherry, per butt [From the "London Me►esatUe Prise Current,' of Tuesday, September 11, 1821.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Conran —The public sales brought forward since our last bare fully supported the advance obtained for Plantation out Tuesday, and have generally gone off with spirit, though the quantity has been rather extrusive; two lots of Jamaica brought on Friday 140 s. and 141 s. per cwt. ; Foreign Coffee has out been in brisk demised, but better prices have in some instances been psid. On Friday • parcel of St. Domingo in bags of ordinary quality brought 109 s. per cwt.; Brazil with colour has brought 110 s. per cwt. SUGAR—The Mutation Sugar market remains without any alteration; the tow and middling qualities are plruti. fully supplied, and very beery of sale. FOREIGN SUGAIL—A public sale of 320 chest■ of Ha vannab was brought forward ow Wednesday last, sad went heavily at a declise of 2s. to 3s. per cot; good middlsug white was sold at 40s. and yellow 265. per ewt. Two public sales of Brasil Sugar have also been brought forward : the first consisted of 80 chests of Elio, which went at * considerable decline from the late wonting! prices; low to good white brought 26a. to 335. and ordinary brown to• low yellow 16s. 6d. to 24.. per cwt.; Use woad consisted of 236 chests, a considerable propurf of which was dimaged, portably of die sound sou sold, viz. good middling white at 325. 6d. per Clll. For Nun there has been a fair inquiry, and rather higher prices hare been paid. PIPIIXTO has been sold at rather lower prices. lisswoolus arc without alteration; some males have been made of Jawlike Logwood, but the other descriptions (ex cept Nicaragua Wood, whisk is very scarce) are dull of ask at preseut. tonere, Se►teamber TO; Rollint/swot-1i and D. R. Price, of .Portomostl4, ►riutero, September'7, isti.—T. Clerk nod R. Deakin, of VitoMreei, LaMbetb, chemists, Lapel 4, INI. MeIKKETS. GUILDFORD, Serramoto S. Wisest, per load NW Os to 411 Oa New ditto .... 141 Os to 181 Os Oats, per quarter........ 11 Os to 1/ 84 Rye, per quarter ll 8. to 11 lb Barley, per quarter 11 8m to 11 10s Beau; per quarter )l 100 to 11 144 Grey Pease, per quarter l/ V.'s to 11 lfis NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKF:TB. (By the Camas.) Bed .... 2. 4 , 1 to 3. 44 I Veal .... 20 Sd to 4a 8J Mottos.. 2. 411 to 38 dd Perk .... 21 of to 4. OJ Lamb 3. OJ to 4. Od. PRICE OF fIOPS, per Cwt. POCE tTli. NEW ■AOI. Kent ....21 Os to 3/ Os Kest P 1 IS. to 21 10t !tissoex ..11 151 to 2/10s Sussex .... If 101 to 2/ Os PRICE OF RAW PAT, per stone of 81b. Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Ateliers) 2s. 91.1. PRICES OP TALLOV Town Tallow 49h Q.l —s 114 Yellow Russia 47a Od —s Od White ditto...46s Od —a Od Soap 641 —s Od Melting Stiff 37s Od 38 Od Ditto risegh..24‘ OJ 25. Od ', SOAP, &e. per Milk Yellow Sosp PO. Mottled Cord..•• 00000 •••••••• • • • 94. Graves 2O. 0. Good Dregs l. 0. PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozeo, Ins Ad—Moulds, Its ed. 6.1. per dozen allowed for ready money. NOIVV AMERICAN PRODUCE. STOCK OF TOBACCO AT LONDON, Siringlittit ?, i MO. 1021. Virginia, Kentucky, dsc Maryland l9B East India ROUEN TURPENTINE remain Irmo, a puree of 1,71* bar rels has hems sold something seder 1:34., mod 1,000 burets% expected to attire very gorily, ►ave also been sold at lbs. per awl. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, 22,221211 ER 0 The Cotton market continue. very doll, but without altere• lion in prices. The sales are 4,700 bags, and consist of 1,820 Bowed. at Sad. a 10 4 1 d. ; 350 Orleans at Sad. a 11*d., and a few at k2d. ; 10 Tennessee. at Sad. ; 310 Alabama. al fd. a 91d. ; 420 Sea Islands at 131.1 a 21d., and • few at 2.. 0 1 1 d. ; 470 Perusals at ltd. a 12ad , and • few at 13d.; 280 Bahia' at llad. • 121 d. ; 170 &Uranium" at 110. a 11 Ad.; l6Paraa at Had. ; 570 Nina Genes at 90. a 10. V.; 30 Demerara. at 123 d. ; 100 Carthagenas at 734. a 7jd.; and 1120 Bengal, at fad. a 70. per lb. The amour.. are Demerara 648 bags, West India 391 bag., New Orleans 992 bags, Charleston 1,165 bags, other parts of U S. 4,144 bags, Brazil 6,015 bags, Lisbon 656 bags—total 14,011. The sales of plantation Sugar ibis week base gone off heavily, and of 1,000 casks offered, only 750 found buyers at a decline of ls. on the low middling and brow. qualities, but the better deseriptions beiag scarce base supported former priees • 1,200. bags E. I. were taken by dot grocers yesterday at U.. a 71s. for good to fine yellow, and 745. a 795. Bd. for good white; we are without any demand for foreign surts. A few puncheons of good St. Vincent Mu lasses have brought by auction 245. a 245. Id. A sale of 150 casks Jamaica Coffee un %Vednesday went off without much variatiou in prices; the grocers were t h e principal buyers at 100 s. a 101.. fur ordinary, sod 1051. a 108 s. fur clean good ordinary: the demand by private treaty is very limited, and only a few bags of very good Si. Do mingo hate been taken for shipment at Ills. We have more inquiry Co. Rice; Carolina of ordinary to middling quality has sold at 13s. 6d. a IS., flue at 18s. Of 1,000 bags of Bengal offend at auction yesterday, a few lots were sold at an advance of Is., say 13s. • 14s. for fair to good quality. 200 bags of fair Para Cocoa have been bought as low as 425. fol., hut there is no more offering at this reduced price. In Pimento and Ginger nothing has beets done. Rums are dell; old Jamaica 14 a 16 O.P. have sold at 2s. 7(1. • Is. Sd., re* Demeraras 10 a 20 O.P. at 15.9t1. • Is. 10d., and 28 O.P. at 2.. Nothing bas been dose in Dyewoods. Stales' Aabes are in demand for export, and Pots bring 38s. a 3%., and Pearls 395. ed. Hides are without alteration. For Tobacco there has been a good demand this week, bet the sales have been confined to middling to good parcels of Virginia, of the recent imports, of which 70 hhds. Leaf have been taken for export and the Irish market, at did. to ed. and about 65 Islids. stemmed by the trade at 3d. to bid. per lb. Owing to the unsettled state of the weather, and accounts of injury sustained thereby to the crops of Coro, there has beau during the week a very animated demand for Wheat, and to a cousiderable extent have been made at as advance of Is. to Is. 3d. per bushel. Bonded Wheat has also been in request, and souse parcels of Dantsig have been disposed of, though holders generally decline ingVing at present. Oats, sod other descriptions of Gni. ' have DEATHS. Oa Friday last,.al Chadian-house, near Blackheath, Caro line, the .wood daughter of the late Sir Thomas !Harrow Wilion, Bart. in the 17th year of her age. On the Bth isvt. at Walton*, Cambridgeshire, the !mil dest., of Anthony George Wright, Esq. Miss daughter of the late Charles Ashcsall, Esq. Ou Wednesday, the sth inst. at 51.uncoyne, in the County Kilkenny, midway between Waterford and Carrick.oa-Sww, In the 108th year of her age, Ellen Dwyer. She retained the faculties of mind and body until the last ariimentit. She lived under five- British Sovereigns, Anne and the Foul Georges. Her *uremia( issue is very numerrans, and it has been remarked Sisal her funeral must be large, (sea if attended by none but her own posterity. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning IS after 2. I laming 40 seer 2. PRICE OF STOC 3 per CL Cow.. 7511 3i per Cent. 5 per Ct. N. Auss..loB l l 1091 India Stock =3i Ditto Bouds 411 pr. LY. South Sea 5tA.c15....83 New Annuities .. V 54 , 5: Es. Bills. 2 pc. Ditto Com... 3 3 die.. LotteryTiekets 191..111•• , Cons. for.ctctsiti J._ DIL BONARHA AVE'S Rat pi LL, e sealed with Red Was), (mewl cam Stage and Symptom of a eertabs t tart.....i i ; 0 a sairsaa (Moly feet, that thousands fa/leie 1 4 horrid Dimmest, owing to the seskilfelueaset ma, whob y a im proper treatment of this &Ad Cit y, eel os i te p.,,tly cause these font Vletratioos and caches which mu mkser appear on the Head, Pace, and Boit w i th Deism is the Sight, Noise in the Ears, Desfry , Gleets, Nodes es the Shia Besee,jklenuoili;e Thrust. Diseased hose,. Noetseual - (frequently mistakes for iv geueral debility and' &way melancholy death pets e ..• With each" Bea by which persoes ars with 'safety tied seamy, of business. Its ausastog criterion of its great utility.. Beware of Cesitsterfvits-- . Pills, No. 1, or No.', w hat; Mr. Sateen (late Mr. Ward, Bothers; Leaden. This illsdicius is a statism, gissdrist Obstrectioss, short ' it has svccseded wb..... ' have failed. " Dom us Thy berm . SOOll4'lE4, by , complained his asnlitaes rkd men New to their be wedded, and the h "wife" is the suet agreeable , The sacred ittaltaticat, desideratum of out enjoyment, pumas or earth, bat •!' with bliss hereafter. this hallowed obligatioa, met only to regulate the nature frau them restricted pleasant _ neglect of sues attention hapless instances, which, aeration of the behold.- fear of self-reproach. body—a residence In I but more especially youth too frequcutty state of ivasittion, from than doubts the chance address ourselves, otTerii felicity; nor will oar honed as they are by t successful experience. sometimes disturbed I which concentrate the if often constitational and deficient energy every case of syphilitic atioa of the generative Cure speedily, sad with tho unfeeliag empiric lake. up, we deviate • besitatioa ; and confident as Members of the Coll firing community of • Into matrimonial 0 1 daily attendance is gi \ tars from the country cantata a remittance forwarded to any part . GOSS eargeess, 11, Bow Printed and Pelrtided GLOBE Ogee, of the Strand. .: .C. 1.464 ~ere a am. t. 7 %weal Patna 11.1 h, m oi l an d Liail. 1 for ether Diu dem ) s i ft at length a i Areal' of She itotka nines, and a is opceiod C a eviv e m on mo d a lity. :, 111 ,... „ gi m o a Ve. a si tliell ilill of Diresitiou, M o ------ id .„. ly to ewe theasselvss, . --.., w•••••• 114 vallarment or hindrinec allalf 'ale. &Kum" years, is a musts otility.—Price 4 , nd. per Box. recits--The genie yea Sad 1 'S, are sold by Mr. 011. Cops- 1 le Beim and Cu.). o l g oe g, s t r eet; and Mr. Stradliog, 4a l ial Enamor.. ta. \Fl i MN, wilful remedy is i woo i e ghee. i Ilistroistione, and scurfy L o mi..-, in led when Salivation and ivele ewers —.s s et pitmans mtge."— Hoe. I ft mad pleasing wife. by his Discourse on %Reale. to auditors with the swkiject...thist de am .ir wives, and the bachelors ha/titled lw "Spectator" hasollirrned, that the 114 0 agreeable and delightful name in iiiitSe• ion, then, of marriage, nimpasses 1 enjoymeat, teeming mat only with hap. disposing the evil itself to harasoniae • Pr CY iO.llll 110.1.eVer, 19 mortis, atm idiom, it heiresses as imperative duty. the pansiosso, but so deem.- the pease 111Opu•Itiell winch the freedom of a.. may have entailed en it. To the testi*" are stleilostahle many of dicta which, %%bile they excite the mum ' older, should also impress hie with • Liviurleas habits wit, egesniaiee i. i She tropics wilt eels: the eleetic Slim v does the premetere infatuation i.i y comprniaise the eaters' iligeity into a I 'rum whirb the egoeized sufferer more once of relief. To all such, then, •r .ffering hope, energy, moscularstrineit, her advances appear questionable, 'Jun y the multiplied proofs of twenty pin.' .e. The easy fares of married talk arr I by the 'mycosis's of those bleating., be nuptial wreath, fur the female hays tally weak, yet it can be stray/those. v improved isle functional pewee. to laic intrusion, as well ae in every eclat. Live economy, we pledge our abigiy u iith effect. Earnestly solicitous 'aimed is frum the position so presumpetotesli ate from general principles wish kis , fident in our own hoisourabie integrity College of Surgeons, we Lobe She wt of either sea (especially theme easeriat kle) at once to our hones, ober liven for personal consultation • and let. ry are immediately answered; type E mu e for advice and medicine, wish me Is inof the world ,however limas.. OSS and CO. M.R.C. louverie.street,Fleet.strost r 'imodow. ied at THE BRITISH PRESS and Tin No. 157, Strand, by C. WRNIVEL. • . . PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. rr. J AV Rel. WKITICM AIM!. Hay 21 lOs CI to 41 4s Od l Hay .... 3110 s Od to 4/ 4• 04 Straw It 78 OH to I/ 190 04 I Clover.. 41 Oa Od to Id Os Od Clover// Ma 6d to 41 10s s 04 Straw . 1110. Od to 11 16004 F, 16