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'o 32 uitt of nif isi terl 401 **raise askelsog, and fc hot a seamy . rof their origiviati. A P'Peirk . Parisi home, sad obsequioos, altrded tortildeed4 T. ° kollielflArd*lN *Meet the raft. • • Three. eerrefielaillti =Nis miliiirspe 1!141 of Pogiv,J•Alrekileile A grog, or rierseloire ht dress • spiptitressiehi t but sues wady silted to the aloiaysk ot tribal err lo dours iu mediae mid desseasoer. Two •Thiesemalds irt east of places seepeitted themselves sere ertalisabty in the repseneutatio• of their object, and the display of their qualiSeatioise. Grumps of Seise, Freech, Spanish, awl Turkish peasants, Engliesi boopitina, country girls, Surer girls, fruit girls, and a host or sins-deselipts, mused through the room* and joined the dances. • We abet observed msey gentlemen in dominos, accompanied by elegant females in tasteful fancy eliesses, forming some of the most attractive groups of the, whole composly. Reels and waltzes were the prevoiling. finite..s of the evening; some country shower, however, of a few couples in each were led down,• and the quadrilles in the concert room were kept regularly going. Many graceful perfurtners of . itch variety of these dances came under our obser vation. About two o'clock the room over the Concert Room wan thrown open, and about 200 persons sat down to a cold supper, consisting of the choicest viands of every species, with an agreeable variety of excellent pastry, jellies, and confectionery, taste fully- laid out en six long tables, under the ur rarigement mid direction of Mr. Sharp, of Cheap nide. The wines were excellent, and at reasonable prices. During the supper some half-dozen of the coorsest chat:lcier, of the masters, with minds evi dently coligetrial with the chwracirre they had a-stoned, inspired by copious &alights of port. renamed the benches at role end of the room, and briandirliing tumblers of wine &thrive their head., vociferated ‘. The King!" " Hue KiNg I" ea a totio the siplieitrance and demeanour, however. of these boisteious toast-masters, seemed in excite no other feeling but that of disgitst, and the silent contempt with *Web their efforts were received had the at; et in a few tee of /educing them to sit bpiasreiit sense of their proper level in the company on 00000 g which they chanced to be placed. lie dancing rind other feats of masquerade revelry con linter•l with onabated vigour until past four when the company Iwgato sensibly to diminish in iminlwr. Many, however, still 'tented unwed, sod the music of the band-, with the steps and Voices of the ilaiseerit, were still resounding throsigh the toll when we left the house at six o'clock yes terday wonting. - THR AR.)!?. 'On Friday Itit two troll" of the 7th dragoon guards, es. 'Ne► the eonotnand of bent: Colonel Head, narrated jute Ihrby from Nottingham, to remain unttl farther We leriitathit that the 7th, or Royal Foalleers, in &lin.- ..arab Cast If, have received Diners of readiness to snatch foe Sion. They will lie replaced by the 91.1 regiment ragli Star.) CANIMI DU E. JUNE 3. The Chancellor's gold medal foe the best Engbell l'or the present year, is adjudged to Thomas u t o on NI scairtuy, scholar of Trmrty College. SiWiert. Evening. Sir Win. Browne's three gold medals for the pre vent year were on IVednestlity last adjudged as follows: Greek Offe-21"Ikearog o TinAttoC-oto Henry Nelson Cele eider, Fellow of King's College. tAllilll Ode—Maria &Worm Regis's—to nudes Firs due, Downing College. Elditrasa..—Xlrat4ir aaa crwootaCen—ta. Ed war d &w awa , Ch. ht Cotirge. The Vice-Chancellor has selected die following exercises, Honorir errant:— Greek Ode— Motto, " Espectes esolein," Latin ode _ I Motto, " Itsrbhoto Ponies Itsbebit." Motto, " Lauro, alike widens." &r. Motto, " Coostaur team.* graudia." • Motto, " Labor tiltiatue." 18 Piltruss — Moto, " Qsisquis, es," &e. Motto, " 4XIII fAMPJIO4. " The names of the respective *uteri will be re corded, if their consent to open the mottos be com municated to the Vice-Chancellor. IliE LAND. DUBLIN, JUNI 12. On Wednesday morning, at eight o'clock, the Fellowship Examinations will col 1111 l rime in Tri nity College ; the following iv. we believe, a co►- rect list of the candidates, viz.—Messrs. Martin, Herbert, Steele, Steerlly, Moore, and Boyton. There are two VaCIIIICIti caused by the promotion of Dr. Kyleto the Provosiship, and the preferment of Dr. Nash to a valuable college living. At !Irbil), in the County of Wicklow, one of the estates, we believe, of Earl Fitzwilliam, a Meeting of the Magistrates took place 011 the 90th ult. when the following Resolutions were agreed to:— . " Resolved-;—Thst it appears to es, that a refractory spirit his been manifested in this ticighbourbusid, by the cireisla ,on and posting of anonymous letters and notices, com monly called .• Mull thiylt's," on the Lands of K.llimare. 141- quiegalli and Killabeg, threatening destruction to mesons es eiciaing the lawful rights of ktlitig ur dirposing of their lands to such manner as they think proper—and that we view with regret that any such sy►tem should beg,u to appear i■ this billiert.i pe.iceslile neighhonrhood. . _ " That an Assurialieu shall be now formed for the pur pose of eounteraming the above unlawful practice., or any whir attempts to disturb the peace sod good order of this Dods ict." Mr. flouveßtes horse Trentham best M►. R. Mruez's Lady (81t. 71b. each), on thy 11)trity Cuisrpr. ast Hamm, vas Satuitley Inat , wogs. h. it. —6 to 4 oft T►essiliam. On the 4th, inst. in Elswith colliery, near this town, a stows of several toils weight fell Irma the soot or the pit, by winch JOHN GIBSON sod AVILLIAII CAMAY were Maundy ; and WILLIAM SANDILAIIDS and WILLIAM Svonvv so match bruised. that they lire since dead. Oil Swanky last, Datitet. 1111‘PHEasora. aged twelve years, sou of the Rev. JAMES NI'PHISSON, Baptist Mimster, of this town, uuf..rtuuutih• full down the shaft of the same Colliery, and was lolled. otwitlittandiog this melancholy circumstance, .ti►. M. preached thrice on Sunday—iudse evening, a funeral sermon for one of the above men. in tine course of which he briefly noticed the death of his soli. We understand at was u most 'alerting dis ',lunar, and there was scarcely a dry e)e m the meeting eu0m....-(Ainsesolie Paper.) COURSE OP EXCNA Antsterdam ....C.F It 111 Ditto at sight l2 13 Rotterdam .... 2 V lt 10 Antwerp lt It thimbergh U. 38 NI Altons ..... U. 34 II Paris 3 day's sight 2B SA Dille .........2 U 26 20 Boardman 2B 20 Frankfort on the' ItiE. 11110siv, June ID. Leghorn .. 47 I earogm Venice Malta 1/ . 1114. " Palermo prr oz 114 i Lisbon Opirto Rio Joint ire B.hsa I)tiblio ....• • .. Cork .... • • • • Slain, r.x. 61.,,,.1691 Prierablargh,rbl. 3V. V Vieraa effective ft M 10 30 trieste....de lli SO Madrid-- C3lli .. • Hilbex Barcelona 3S Seville 351 Gibraltar IBIJI.1.110•4 Portugal Cold au F s. r. Coin, per .... U 0 0 Furesgo GoWl iu i Dais 3l? 101 New Duubluvws —3 14 0 - hew Duliars ... 4 9 Silver is San ..,.o 4 10 . , a • ~!._;.! c ten sew iPf)Lfer, `. • • i. err 73 , 11.•/. i 3 Pe 1100111. Mr. Parkin* yesterday attended at the liansioa.boom 'with two perorate, who were prepared with papers, and who were, we understood, witnesses whose evideoce M intended to offer upon some application which he intended to make against the Society called "The Constitutional Association." Mr. Parkins staled to the Lord Mayor, that be was pre. pared with witnesses on the matter to which he bad before claimed the siltation of his Lordship; but he said Mr. Harmer, who bad been engaged in timberlines*, mid who had some necessary papers and documents in his possession, was woe:pettedly detained in a case of importance in which he was eagaged, and whom he expected in a short lime, if his Lordship should be able to stay longer is the Chair. The Lord Mayor said be was obliged to go, in the coarse of a few minute., to take the Chair at a Committee of Pri vileges respecting the Claims at itur approaching Corolla* lion. His Lordship expressed his readiness to give the mat ter due Nitration on the Bret day that should be couvenient to Mr. Parkins and she other Centl•••••• Mr. Parkins said, that as his Lordship would be nimble to eater into the tastier that day, he (Mr. Pinkies) cowl.' not al that moment 6x say time when be should be able to bring the matter forward, but it !should be at the earliest oppor. lenity. After some feistier rooversatioa, Mr. Parkins left She Office, accompanied by his witaesses. it was understood that the case 11111 postponed sine die. now-*Titri. Yesterday Richard Rewert, a well-knomii character, and John Nosh, underwent an exarnisalitis before xi, It. Baker, charged arid, stealing silver to the amount of three or four mounds, the property of Elizabeth Drake, landlady of the Black Lion, vinegar -yard, Ororrlsue. The robbery took place on Thursday lest, when the Prisoners, who had been Drink og at the above horse, geiZ.d or the till and made off with it.--They were committed fur farther examination. normal Wood was charged with stealing, on the lath May lest, a pair of glass decanters, value 3/. the property of Samuel Mann, of Henrietta -street, Cavent-gardeu. Tilt particulars of this swiedliag transaction has already bees descsibrd en ibis Paper. The Prisoner pretended the SICCIIIIIete were for a Lady at Sonierset-lionse, and when the servant had delivered them to him at that place, be walked out at another dour. Alsother charge of a similar nature was exhibited against him. He was remanded. HATTOLGARDSII. Yesterday Join Larreine and SassißhOdes, the former ■ stout muscular felluw of the most forbidding appesrance, and the latter a well-looking young woman, but of ►he must abandoned character, were charged by John Limbrick, the °Meer, un suspicion of rubbing and attempting to :minter Henry Bayley, a young man, straaut in Mr. Lacarott Pr,a vidence•row, Fiashury-aquaze. 'I he officer stated the parti culars as follow : The female Prisoner is a common prostitute of she most infamous and notorious sort ; she male Prisoner is her dash esan ur bully, who cohabits with her its the first floor of a house in Pruspect•Srrrace, Gray's.bru.lasse. The female Prisoner cones rues hum, with her, and when in the room, the male Prisoner rushes in upon them, and the Graf thing be does is to knock she stranger down, and afte► robing him of what property he may have about him, turns him out i•le the Street. Henry Bayley met the female Pei...Hier in the ►trtet at an early hoof ou Thursday morning, he accompanied her home to her lodging ; ghostly after the male Prisoner entered, and asked bim whet he was doing there with his wife, sail immediately ka•s keel hint down with a ■weeping broom, then glee him several blows in the ►end and various parts of the badly, mud licked his i• different place% whilst the remote Prisoner assisted, and riped his pockets of wont silver he had sod • silk handkerchief, and in the struggle he had his coat torsi cf his back. The screams of the sufferer brought Joseph Cumeledge (who lofted iu the room over head) down, and prevented the male Prisoner (ruin muribriug him; he laid hold of the male Prisoner, and struggled with him until a constable came and secured them in the watch-bouse. Pour Bayley was taken home in • coach and pet to bed, where he now lies in a dangerous stale. Here the officer produced a certificate from surgeon I.Angweore, of King-street, Finsbury-square, setting forth the dangerous slate of Bayley from the wowed* he received, which would prereat his attendance. The coat was pro. dueed, which was scary torn to pieces. The Landlord of t►e house, and Comeledge, the lodger,. stated that the Prisoners were in the freirseut practice of rub bing and maltreatiug persons in that manner, and Sisal it was only • few nights before that they rubbed a gentleman of nine pounds and some silver, and best him unmercifully and turned him out, but that owing to his being a 101111 of family he did nut wish it to be known, and consequently did not make a charge. The Magistrates expressed a wish that this might act as a wai snug to young mon, bow they should go home with such women. 'rite Poisoners were committed fur further exausiwation. TOW N • NALL. z ., LOY IffsTeLLipliliQ A ro A t, WURT O RING'S RERCIR, • ; Fin:oar, .11311 R 16. . "ks The LORD CHIEF JOSTICE rat this day at Nisi Prins, hut tio cause of any public in‘erest came on to be tried. OLD BAILEY, FRIDAY, JUNR 15. CHARGE OF MURDER. Yesterday J. Simmer, who stands charged upon the Coroner's inquisiiion, as well as the present ment of the Grand Jury, with the wilful murder of his wife, was put to the bar, when Mr. ANDREWS applied to the Court to postpone the hid until the neat Sessions, ou the ground, that as the Prisoner had only been committed tour or live days, his frietitla bud not vet had time to pre. pure for his defence in so satisfactory • manner as Could be wished, limier so heavy a charge. The COMMON SBILI RANT said, he would readily accede to the motion for the postl meta of the trial. Henry James was indicted for breaking and en tering the house of George flytig, Esq. M.P. and stealing thereiu a watch &c. the properly of Edward Lloyd. Edward Lloyd stated, that he was a labourer he the service of Mr. Byng, on his estate at South Mimms, Middlesex, and lived ill a farm-house adj.' g his master's residence. and in the same em closure On the night of the 13tit ult. he was awoke to his bed by the noise of some person in the room, and saw the Prisoner statirlitig over him with a large ittWk, and he said, Where is your money?"— Witness said he bad smile, awl the Prisoner's coirstpiwimi then said, " Let's Ire him ;" but the Prisoner said... pool let us hurt him." Ile then took witness's watch front the head of the bed. white the other man re arched his clothes, and took Out a little money. They thee' left the room. As they were leaving the liott-e a man named Dugilalr, who slept its the next room, called out to know what was the twitter ? to which witness answered. 'is it's robbers and thieves, master r' They got up and pursued the thieves, but could not come up with them. upon examining the premiers it was found that the entrance hail been effected by taking two panes of glass out of ii ground-floor window, so as to enable a M:111 to put has arils in sold stitch the flute ss iii Witness was quite certain es to the Pri soner's person, he having worked for Mr. Bye% fur a year together some tame ago ; •nd witness was then on terms of intimacy with him. There was a full moon shining very brightly the night of the robbery. The Prisoner said the witness was mistaken : he was quite icent of the crime. The Jwry found him Gaily—Death—but re commended him to mercy, on ticenunt of his resist ing the proposal of his companion to offer personal violence. The COMMON SERJEANT said. the recommends lion should certainly he forwarded to his Majesty : but he would stigma the Priouner to peel are fur the worst. The Prisoner left the bar tittering cameo upon the witness. Cerneha Knight mid Anne William, were ims dieted for stealing twenty yards of silk, the property of Thomas Craig and John Graham. The Prosecutors are linen-drapers in Oxfo►d. street, and on the llth ult. the Prisoner. wept Is the shop, purchased some trifineg article, and went away. The next day they came again, and, from their manner, the showmen ►uspected their inten tions were d►.l et, and watched them. They did not see them take any thing ; but having observed Nelliims hold up a shawl, as as to hide the person of Knight, they suspected the latter had concealed something, and, when they got into the street, one of the shopmeu followed, and told Knight he be lieved she had swine article that did not belong I. her. She denied it, and returned willingly to the shop ; but, as she was going among, he saw a roll of silk drop from under her cloak. on being told of whit had happened, expressed her surprise, and said she knew siolleiag of the matter. Several wane:set , gave Williams a good cha racter. The Jury found Knight Gmilty—Death ; and Williams Not Guil►y. NAVAL INFELLIGENCE. PORT•MOU111. 'Wit 14. Arrived the Duneontb, Robinson, Aunt Dantsig; and Pilot transport from Deptford. Passed by fur Cowes the Raikes, Gardner, Awn the Downs. PLVIIII7VT/1, JUNE 13. Arrived the George, Monde°, (ruin tusk. Sailed the Juba, Walker, for London. ►ALMOUTIH, JIM! H. Saikd the Active, liTestlake, fur Jersry and Eisierprise, Huskiu, fur Condon. HARWICH, JVKZ 14. Arrived the Lid Nelaon packet with a mail from Hohand. DIAL, JUNE IL Arrived and remain the Wye from a mutat, and IVilliale Lushineten, J•Klartie, from St. Kites. Saikd this 1110,1111 V the rest of the homeward boned, ex cept the William Prue, for St. Peter.Morgh, and Hall fur Carne down from the River and railed the David, Dowohl son, for Virginia; %tikes, Gardner, for Barbado, r ; Esther, Cason, for Dc ; Burro( k, South. for QII4 hre ; 101.1 Plll/11111fIWO for New South %Vales. The halt of the schooner Hope has been got off the Goodwin &lush, and towed nu ►hove on dm Slain, abreast of Deal HAVAIINAR, NAT S. 143 hotheads, 43 tierees 'sear, Ida paarlworss sad 40 hogshea.l+ of rust, bate bra omit Crum the Uall, Coaster. -__. AFFECTING CASE. Yesterday a poor squalid-louking girl, worn almost to a skeleton wieb disease and distraction, and hissing an infant in her arms, attended before the Magistrate, Aldetentoi J. J. Smith, to claim relief (ram the parish officers of St. George the Martyr. In answer to the worthy Magistrate's interrogatories, she stated that she was tone of the unfortunate girls who timely lived in Dover street, but hail been compelled to (cure by the vigorous measorts adopted by the Cusp for elearorg the seigliburelneud of such charactess. She believed she was born in Dwcr•atreet, but was not positive; however it ass the arse place she recollected being in. Neer saw bur pa rents to her knowledge, our beard alto they were, nor bad she the idichiest notion who the father of her child was. bile was now item tacitly years of age, lead had het et ton the town win 'ears; but it was more Aunt socessity than choice; suit m she had 'weir been taught to du any thing, nu one would take her as a servant. The officers state.' that there were hundred of girls in the same neighbourhood similarly situated ; and since they hail Neu turned away from the different brothels, the nuisance was mall, worse than before; for they ►at or stood about the streets in groups, some actually ►tarvutg, and all with •ut a place to hide *elf heads at urght, by which they were compelled to sleep iu the field* or at dour•. Some of the uhl occupiers had certaisly moved to Newiugiuo, and either- to SValworth, taking their emit, ial,tucuis with Won ; but enough albums') misery still remained to excite the sym• pithy of time hardest heart. Mr. Alarcon:en Smith said it was no nee ; nothisig could alter the deimulination of the Magistrates to clear this neighbourhood—s hide bast been a diegr to the Borough for years—of all such inhabitants. Nothing could justify people in following dishonest pursuits, and it those wretched beings were is the distress represented, be felt convinced Nis parish would do all in its rower to stood them, and make them better member,' of society; hut it they persisted in their old coarse, the laws should be rigidly enforced against them. Gain of rubbers were here nursed from their cradle, and if he might believe the stag, mews that had been made to blue form time to time, they tame the ablest of their kiod in town; but since the commencement of these prose cutions they had totally disappeared, and their dens of pro fligacy, robbery, and pm halm murder, had given way to the residence of the honest and industrious artisan. ' The wor thy Magistrate in conclusion said he should count eeeeee nu act of oppression or violence against those miserable crea tures. they were particular objects of sympathy, and if sceommended to him, he would compel the Overscers to ad minister assistance Mateo. The applicant was thee given in charge to t►e parish beadle, with orders to see her wants attended to. PRICE OF macs YESTERDAY. 3 pe► Ct. Red 75ii I Indio 80nd5.... 50 49 pr. 31 prr Cent Bsa I OW Annuities 751 4 prr rents.... 94 93; I Es. RM. 2... par 3 pr. B. L. Ann.... 19 1.16 I Cons. for Ace... • 77 771 Imp. 3 per Ct. An. 74t I ahiv e lit i k • .17. , - --- ' ~...•■•11....--... , ~ ii ~ • 4 • I WINES. 15:0... • .:i 3n. An Metal areouot of the quantities ot a Ml= Pad Pro duet on the several dearriptious of wines i sle into Ire land in reefs year, eommenring with the year NS and end ing with the year 1920, has been printed, in pueenance af an order of the Hamm of Commons. From this telitial return it appears that the quantity of PRIMER WINE imported non Ireland in 1800, was 657 tans 1 hogshead 17 gallons; and au 18111, 82 tans 2 hogsheads II gallons. Of Magmas WIER imported is 1800, 65 tuns 59 gal -1 lone; in 1810,72 laws 3 hogsheads 17 gallons. PORTUGAL WINE, in 18410, &gin tuna 3 leopheads 68 gallons; in 1820, 1,197 tuns 2 hogtheado 28 gallon.. Of RHENISH WINE, in 1800, 46 tuna 1 hogshead 31 gal. Ions; in 1820, 4 tuns 3 hogsheads 18 gallons. Of sms,ii wim a, in 11+00, 963 toils 2 hogsheads 7 gal lons • in 1820, 743 tonal hogshead II gallops. &Care WINE, in 1800, none; in 1810, 416 tuns 2 hogs ! head's 57 gallons. WIN ES not enumerated. Until 1818, none. lo 1820, 18 two 3 hogsheads. TEAS. liar quantity of TIM importral into Ireland in the year 1500 waa, black, 2,509,422 lbs.; greet., 105,180: total Tonality, 2,614,610 ib4. 113 1820, black, 3,115,566 lbs.; green, 34,502 lbs.: total quantity , 3,150,158 lbs. SUGARS. The quantity of Slum imputied into Ireland, mad charged wills Busy in 1800 :—British Refined, 11,345 rat. • Muscovado, 338,583 eat. In 1820—British Ito Sued 35,912 cat. Muscoimilo, 254,290 cat. FOREIGN SPIRITS. RUM. The quantity of Rum imported into Ireland in the year 1800, 965,912 gallons. In 1820, 48,276 &Altana. BRANDY. In 1800, 98,440 gallons. In 18 - 20, 12,273 gallons. GENEVA. lu 1800, none. In MO, 535 gallons. MALT. Quantity imported into I;eimed in 1800, mite. In 1820, 535 barrels. TOBACCO. Quantity of Tobsceo isaptorrd inks Inlsi.d in 1800, 7,7114,1101 lbs. la 1820, 3,113,909 lbs. HOME MADE bVIRITS. QnaHliiy of Hume m ogle Spirila in Ireland in 1800, 1,730,497 gallows. In 1821', 3,363,611 gallons. MALT. In 1800, in Ireland, 409,415 bun is. In 1820, 458,691 barrels. TOBACCO. /a 1800, in Ireinad,, 0,931,310 lbs. la 1820,2,580,804 lbs. CLOVER AND TKEFOIL SEED .k. REPORT. The Committee of the House of Commons, I. whom the Petition% which have been presented to the HOLM in this Stssiou of Parliament, coiteerniug the adulteration of Clover and Trefoil Seed, were referred to examine the matters thereof, and Report the ►ame, with their Observa tions therenpon„ to the Haute, and who were empowered to Repot t the Minutes. of the Evudemee taken before them to the Rouse; have, pursuant to the order of the House, examined the matters to (bent referred, and agretd upuu the following Report : Your Committee have proceeded In examine witnesses, by whom it has been satisfactorily established, that Red sad White Clover Seed, lad Trefoil Seed, sea adulterated to a conederabte rifest iw this country ; and that importations of adulterated Seed have occasionally taken place from the Continent; and your Committee are of up:mon, that it is indispensably necessary, tor the protection of the Agriculture of the country and the fair trader, that legislative measures should be adopted, to put an slid to what thsesteus to be. emote a very seitous Slay 31, 1821. EDINBCIKGII, JuNa 14. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. MURDER OF THE DUM FRIES TURNKEY. Yesterday being the day appointed for the trial of the penile accused of the above crime, the arenui• leading to the Court were so crowded at the nom) time of opening the doo►s, that entraure was with difficulty obtaiued fur the jarymew olio were sommoned to attend. The -Weer took their seats at &bunt half-past ten. Pre sent the Lotto JUSTICE CLUIK, Lord lIILRMAAI3, Lord GILL! EN and Lord SUCCOTH. /)arid iloggart, the Primmer, • very you man, of rather grated and prep Mg appearance, being pet to the bar, pleaded Not Guilty to the indictment, which the Court found to be rrlrvant. It charged the Panel with having, on the 10th October lot , cruelly and feloniously murdered Thomas Miirriii, late under gaoler in MC gaol of Dumfries; nr with being art and part in the said crime. . . . The wounds which cauveil the death of the demawea were inflicted in an attempt made by Prisoner and awake, person confined in the gaol to mike their escape. After a Wine 1041, the Jimmy retained a verdict of Gui/Ow, and the LORD JUFTICR Cutax pronounced apuu him the sentence of Death. MEETINGS OF CHEDITORIS AT GUILDHALL Till{ DAY. 11. 11. J. Gorton, Hampstead-road, smith .. 3 10 H. and J. Hall. Upper Thasue.-street sod Wolver hampton, iron lllPff blot, S. Turner, late of the Stork Esiconoge, stock-broker 3 11. J. Curses'. Great F.astelsear, tee-hruker 3 1 W. Ambrose. Clarion, cuss punier S. Coplaud, jun. Illarkheal Is-hill, victualler 3 It C. Woodcock, Nora ieb, c.sacb•makcr. 3 Id (.Tuthill, late of Sleck'eubos usirsarc, theft:bout 2 Id J. Mason, Manchester, hatter 2 14 H. Row e, A nom•curus r, J. Hardwicke, Clare-street, butcher T. Nicoll, Ware, sack-maker 2 10 W. :Hook, Higb•slreet, broody merchant .. 2 11 T. H. Rodkusi, Islington, maltsier .... 1 10 T. Tinson, Elbow-lane, merchant . I 1 N. Bliss, Water-lane, prissier ... 1 I A. G. Davidson, Racquet-court, suerchaut G. Glover, Lower East SUlltilheid, Oii.llllM ..... • 1 1 J. P. Willis,.., Lasobetk•road, slater 1 12 J. Turtun, joss. Fehr-lane, farrier 1 2 I) cos ri, Perry-sheet, deal* ris musical instrusocats 1 11 J. Nose, Rialsupsitatt -street, swish R. E %%awn and M. Usussker, Vauxhall, plumbers 1 12 S. Chapman, Greets• icb. liorn.drapsr R. Reify, Bloomabarj, DI VI DENDS. E. Williams, Edmonton, grocer J. Mae Master, Notfo!le.stri or, New-, oad, master mariner 11 T. West, Grace rtionelt-street, wholesale perfumer W. nudism, Epping, hacker W. Scott, Pull mall, tailor C. and W. Cotbush, Maidstone, rarpeuters J. Larreace, Hat ttne.aarden, auollenelraper ..... J. Spats and A Coles. P.irtlanitsstreet. coaelssmsakers I G. Webb, Cornbill, de;ater and Chapman C. H. and 'l'. Little, Carlisle, tallow manufactures, aad Walbrouk, nietchauts T. Stoat, Allen-shed, rind Ludgati•-etrest, carpet•ma eiufamurer .. B. and U. harbam, Epping, basket.% 1 S. Ritbrongh, (:ittleisonte, clutti-nterebaat . l2 W. Donn, Holum), cabinet-maker J. Eaternaa and W. Cutbned, West Smitlierld, bran fotiudee II A. Kruse, Broad-street, utercLaat NW?, C EIS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. Jumrs Our nisrkel continues alnindaiiily supplied with Wheat, but the aroused being very lisniird, a euessiderabfe quantity of Monday's *relishs re/maim.) on banut at the chow of thi. day's siatket, having no bnytra, rAerpt fur the fiiic.4 qualities which support IMO "solidi/me; bat all other lIV_ seriptioss are unsaleable. Unary fully supports Mouclay . * pi it-VR, the supply being small, sod the weather VI ry coil, has induced some of the niall,ters to volasinse working buyer than they isteuded. The &remits sr Oats lane hers large this week, yet the sales were till. cabby II i•k, ou full a. good terms as nn M hay. Brans air Is. per quarter &arty. lu Pease and other a. I irks there is No alteration.. UXBRIDGF.. Cora Inspector's Sirtara, .1 ito &malt, Jura 14. Wheat, per load lOl —s to 101 10. Barley, per qoarter ..23. —4l to 27ts Oats. Means .. —(1 to 11:). Prase 29s —4 la 3.1 s HEM EL HEM l'S LA 1), J int 14. Wheat, per W. (five huphrh.) aihs to 3P. 11. i H..m New ditto. •-s iir --a 01.1 thaws --s au —. Ihrky, per iplar„ to 26. Pease NEWRURY, BEIM, Joao 11. Wheat Rye Rai ley .. . Pre ad, per pillow, L. •l }.l to 1.. 40. SA {AMU UY, JUlli it. Wheat 4os to S 2, ltd Oats.... 175.. SJ. to 2:s. ed. 20,1 to 24* Od I BtallS 30.. 0.1.t035.. 1td DEVIZES, JUNE 140.—lutperiueo Return. Wheat.... 20 d 0.1 a 270 0.11 OrIA .. nti ■ 244 0.1 Barlrv.... 44. 11.1 a 290 0.1 Beans .... 14s U.I a 17, 0.1 1,293 Sacks of Wheat suld at the average of 245. 3:1.1. SMITHFIELD MARKEF, FRIDAY. JUNE 15 There was laut a swot eupp y ly t I litqf at maiket Ihi• monolog, but in Sheep and Lamb the Novel, sae rind; tile market appeared litavy, and gait , nen .:all. In the Hay market no *lteration to pricer; Hay, Strmr, and Clover 4t per hot —The fulloaing is a euri.ct .iateink of of the in out, and To sink She offal per b toile of 81b. } tleef....3s. 61. to 4s. 6 t Ileno of Cattle till ila? : Mullett 3a 6.1 to 41. 6.1. Beasts I.arnh...4s 63. to 61. 61. Sheep and Lairths..,. 7,110 Vea1....4. 6.1. to ss. 4.1. Calves Pork ....42. 64 to 50. 4.1 I P:qa..... ET. flay 3/. Ins 0.1. so 4/. Bs. Oil. Clot Straw W. 118. W.I. to I/. 121 Oil. 1 OTGATS AID LEA DEN II ALL MARKET. (By the Carcass.) Pee( .... is 44 Ile es 8.1 Vcal .... 3s 4d lo 5s 0.11 Mutton.. ts ed aso Ss 841 I Polk ...• 2. 8d to 44 8.1 Lamb.... 36 SJ te fts 44. PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. ST. JAM rs's. lITNITICCISSPEL. flay 31 Si od lo 41 10s. 0.1 I Hay.. 3/18- 0.1 to 41 Si e‘t Straw It 48 04 to 1./ 14d 0.1 Straw... 11 8a 0.1 is t/ 14. 04 Clover 4/ Orl to 5/ —s 04 Clover 41 41, 04 to Ztl 5s 04 PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Sce. per 1121 b. Towel Tallow 504 04 —.4 041 Yeiluvr Soap 714 Yellum Ruisia M. Sd .....4 04 Mottled BAs wh i l e da it0... 48. o d d —s ed Curd I .. Swap 51i0....„ 450 Utl —4 04 Cralle 2J. u• Alcinous( Sll4ll 384 11.1 —4 Od Guirt/ Dityp• • •••••• • 911 I:01 MAW ruitzh..2B4 04 —4 04 PRICE OF RAW MAT, per stone of 811... As stated by the Tallow As stale.' by the Butchers. Metiers. St. James's Market.. 11.1 Price by Ta110w.... Is 10J Wbitecbapel Market?. Wit Average........ Is 105-.1 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandler~ H•II. Pries of Candles, per dozen, lIA Od— noside, lls N. liirf per doaeo 'Posed fur ready mosey. PRICE OF 14, IOPS, per Cwt. NEW POCK ETC tlltw 111110 s. Kate ....21 16r to 4/ 151 I Kent 2/ MA to 4/ ts Sasses —22 5s to 3/ 44 ISU 'AK X .. 2/ G. to 2/ 16s Essen ....et 10s to 41 41 FAIN.% 2/ 54 to 31 10s Farnham, floe, 4/10s to 61101 Ditto, second, 2/ 16s to 51 Os RAW HIDES.. Best Heifers &Steers, pt-r at. Ordinary.. 28 Oil to 24 4.1 2s MI to 3s Od Market CAC,. each 80 &I Midellier 2s &I to Ys &I Eng. Horse Os Od to es 0.1 SII ELF SKINS. Fells . Pulled Os 03 t.• Os 0.) Shea. longs Lamb... 2. 0,1 to 44 0.5 COAL MARKET, Jules 15. Ships at Market. Strip■ Saki. Price. 81 Newcastle 2 Solid. r laud 1 Cinders . 1 On Tuesday list, the yeomatiry cavalry, com manded by his Grace the Doke of Nt:wcAsti.e, on duty at Newark, was iipapected by Lord Com. BERMERE. who !kw, pleised to exp:e., les approba. funk iu very high terms of their isi l ,...anee anti d scipline. On the above JAN, the officers corn- Mantling the different yeoupiioy troops w the county were inviti to dine Lord COMBER- M ERR, the Mike c l Nkl,l CAS I' I. U, and the (viler officers of the troop., at the lr,log ton's Arms Inn : they attended los Lordship to the review, whim was throtigest by a great number of einriages, • east concour.e of people. BIRTHS. On the 241 inst. •t Rancu:u, the Lad, et Captain Tir..l aka+, R.N. of • inn. 011 Saturday bet:night, the Lady of Sir Hi y Fitz Ili ,•. Bart. a Tiasitigtua Hall, ist the cuu•ty of Huh), ! daughter. tin Wednesday mornitm,le Finn. Mrs. Thomas of a daughter, wh i ch d d nnt tong simile. MARRIAGE. On Thursday. at Ruchonond Church. by the Rev. S W Gandy, Samuel Poynter. of Ruthmond. Esq. tu Mary, )nati.;. eat daughter of the late Richard Peon, Eng. DEATHS. At Dover, on Tuesday lasl,.loll;Minct Factor, Esq• stre' 67 )ears. 00 ►►'ednesday afternoon, the 36th ult. suddenly, iu 0 45(1. year of his age, Thomas Wtlson, E.. 1. of P“..tea blanker lie was returning from Lentfortlekall, to 4 'V' • Wyeradale, alighted from his horse a the road, honed quickly round, fell down, and Moonily expired. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 37 aftrr 2. j Evening 39 after 2. Prioted sod Pobli•bed • i THE BRITISH PR ESN THE GLOM E Oiler, No In, Sir.yA 1 1, 7 C. Ct- 1 11N LiLL • of Ibe !fined. a - _ 'M ~n~ I C. q isi , API CIS tilt Sim dim