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r r P 1 0150 mher attestant Molar, 41 No, ray . . ltd Mayor.--" Mr.Vorlikr, i aldl owthfille you have offered. surd I .ball prolnielVbra • let yens know whollier bail eon be Wars at all for yew. tad if so. whether the bail you have offered will be esibeieru. ^ ' sir. Cathie amid elr. Warder then let the afice, the &riser in custody. Mr. Warder. on as on (merit* from. the ilouNho.liourle. '8 , 1 . 4+4414 cheered by the people:. Biondlord woo neht pelt to the her. and ass e. t . aiblresied by the Lerrifffriyor:—" . Mr..Blaiida 'ora, the papers found orl . you are still resider con •aheratlen± it is not in my power this day to are ohettfir trail will tie itteived foe you or not ;Is soo4 as this Point is deirimiised. i shall take the AirwikPerluniti inforraiog you." Klbsdrord esprvimell himself satisfied with flat good inrentioot of his Lorrisbip, bowed to the and retirid invuotody. livoideit'ihe Lord Mayor. Aldermen Smith sod flat/ well sot on the. Bench. 301V-STRIET. SIWITIOUS PUSLICATIONS. Yvaportwy. at half-past one o'clock, Bishop. the r." •••!,„ snitrirti the office with Mr. Dol4. of War c..,lr-sueve. to his custody, charged wiih publish tow sedition:6a publications. Biahnit.rws Isyin4 the warrant before Mr. Binsie, tto: saboß Nlagistratr, ou which be bad appre• to.-vrle•l thr "'mower— The Alni-tr.ite ii.ked the Prisoner his name. : " Thomas Clotby." rhr nagiatrste him, if he spelt his name th an a or au o The uvply miss, " With en o." *Che Magistrate—.• Where it your residence ?" Prisoner—" No. 31, Warduurestreet." %•lagiatrate-6' Whit business are you ?" Priormer-6. ► am a stationer, and sell political ya l 7 Meta." Kr. Woods, the clerk, handed to the Magistrate the information upon which the Prisoner was sp. prehentleil, 'which cherged him with having. pub liobed a wicked and malicious libel, imputing the crone or murder to the Magistrates and yeomanry cavalry of Manchester. He also handed to the Magistrates. at the saute time, the pamphlet which Contained the libel. It is entitled, Sheraria's Weekly. Political Register, Number 16. Vol. V. The first page is headed .. Manchester Nlassacre," printed in hitge letters, and the article is made up of the vague, ut.certaiii, and erroneous statements which have heel) p ubli.hed in the course of the week. with libellous sib lions. The Magistrate trail it, far flows) the lint aide till he came to where it calla upon the people to arm themselves, which was sufficient to convince him of the evil tendency of the publication. The evidence produced was Lewis Lewis, a con stable belooging to the office, who stated that on Saturday, iiher rotor o'clock, he went to the Pri soi er'. shop, and purchased the pamphlet produced, and paid two-pence for it, and he believed the Prisoner to be the man who served. The Ptis;o4re admitted that he was in hi. shop, and served the witness in the way of his business. The Prtranser addressed the Magistrate, and re quested that he might he allowed to wait a little, that he alight be enabled to procure bail, he hay culled 11 1 1011 and sent for some friends. The Magistrate, in reply, said, he should com pel him to wait, and if he did not procure bail, he stiould commit him. ...... Daring the examination Mr. Giles, the baker. of Itiyeh.street. had ridertd the office unob,erved by the Pri.nirer. and wa. then mitting behind him, who it wit.-sioppusitil had heard of his friend being in custody, sniti bait cuuie forward voluntary to bail XOll. At. Giles there came forward to offer to be one of the Prisoner', * The Nologi,tiate risked him if he ass a house. keeper ? _ Mr: Giles replied. 11 Yes, two." The Magintrate—" Von can't occupy two houses ? (ides.—" I occupy one house, and the ad ' ?radii house belongs to me. 1 pay 801. a-year fur toe browse I I I yr..' ' A doubt was entertained of Mr. Goles's being. eiigible to be received as hail, it being suipixted 'that he hail already become ball ror twine other 'ni non. and on the Magistrate interrogating h,m on • One point, he admitted that be was now under hail • for another person. The Magistrate inquired of him who it was Mr. Giles replied it was for Mr. Hunt. MAgistriite. on inquiring of Mr. Giles for Orliarne - er.ce he was hail for Mr. fluor, it turned IMO *it it woo not far a miodemeusaor. or any pub 'veal offence, but far debt. ltlagistratv, not cinmidering this an objec tion to Mr. Giles bring received y bed for APr. Is , 1w agreed to receive him as nut, 'btu sii`eirii;r•PfffEcteur twit-toukl . heprocured. , Alirs'nsillry was tiikrii oat of the office, but re -171141 'Omit tune after with smother fliesid, site iii i h s acne was Thomas Ashford Tiirsser,:of N~t.'tl,"~irrctsstle-.freer, hi the Stroud, a pointer. Tice ..140gistrate *eked him. in addition to the espiirciiiestion of being a. huitatkeeper, if he viols wort; • Mr. Tamer rrplird, be was worth 1,0001. Mr. Giles Kola 11r. 'Turner's bail was then takow isklol. each for the appearance of Mr. Dolby at the ensuing' Ituldlesett Sessions: to answer a 4 Morelia unlattfally publishing and cistin to he p q i b pp o s m pi a certain wicked. yeandaloas,•nuti Utah; • swum libel of Ind ironep , r ttttt g the Magistrates , awl yeNspanry cavalry of Mal Chester. by i s np u pp u g '•ter them she crime of mosirr, and welt an intent - Ip, and p.tuvoke t ttttt ult. riot. setl:- Itrection attiougst his Majesty's sub ma bound in a recognisance of tool. ,ortrauce. the hiker. mf lVych-street, who has 6. the appreeriner of Mr. 1..)41)y. re ' ast Al lodger when hr ir th Loudon. honselltir. Mind dotted his letter to , the smarm,. of Lincoln's Inn.lields. sent 1... r an ult.i.rr, its timarqutuct awyst listquenfr. wut Mapay. • constable, aim 3fter •ei.re.,rd a. IMe clae•. with ffillins. •sn of s apiararaace, Mr Tyndale.% Minh& Disao, Mr. Tyiiiislies laundress i■ Isis . - ~ o e X C . itro 'lir oi • tool+. bird diself .. jselk, ke. M.. NI by' wig G. 4 is Orly lipisin r . Nl.. (1olf". Fiki • b‘erisit 6•861 fee rely s'4lr. Mint owl tre.ai 'ohm, I the bird Almtor. mar. rpieide. the is. ier saw. it.ir a )....a i•Ili 6 . U tU I / 1 /1..41 MI . air ir, is c oi HI • Awl !Par aft Pellttr. .1 pea( 1111111 ei.ait. 5164 Llisshogl t i , i iiiiiihimwigiaataiw • "*" . ..." - -••• , ---.3.••••....-- - (melody. Ilfr. Troiale aid • aft *Mesa tO Make aby Aare against them. Mr. George Preach Herneeetle, soother of Mr. TritiumMr ado, weeded, sod etate.l that be believed a ether mad box foiled by Me constable upon Prior, wee Mr. Tr:Aatee property, AuJ which the Prisoner admitted to be die report, of Mr .TyitilAte, and which was the only grouted for demising him till this thy. As to Elisabeth I)troa, the only Miapirioo alleluia her was, that she bad takes a box, eeotalaiat some baolia. rit. beloocine is Prior, to hue Amer. trlsielsillr. Tyndale astepetted to contain spate of hie property; she however, stratum to tell, datied it, althoosts Prier imilehtil that thelstl she box. Wllierit korpsa tra.t brittiot so the Oltee from Covent. garde, masitet, charged with witawitiog Robert a boy about ten years of see, by robbing hie face and ere with loose capitol'', whirls he kiwi put ow a plum. The poor tiny was in great torture in his eyes ia centavo's's*. He was ordered to Lod bail. John Praylard *lie* Perry was charged with lotteries forged U. Bank sole to Chariot Goodertorgh„ a baker in Pkbettwirvei, in the purchase of a "garters loaf, who ass. pectin -11 w note to be bail. sent des street-beeper with his to oseertaio If he lived at No. 1 t, Fetter lase, where he said he lived. Os his way there he as sway; be was pursued, and the cry If "stop thief" bring raised. he was taken, lie then said his name name was sot Perry, as he had gimm. bat Pritchard. Mr. Lees, of the Omsk, proved the note to be famed. KENNIIVGTON MEETING. Notwithstanding the adjournment of the Ken• nington Meeting. announced in the placard. signed by the •s Coustairlees for the Borough of Southwark, and the Counties of Surrey and Middlesex," the Magistrates did net relax their precautionary aura. sures. Early no the morning of ye►terday. sundry of the inhabitants were summoned to attend the Magistrates (Messrs. Lelt, of Lambeth. and Hot mar, of the Barongh), at the Vestry Hall, Lam beth ; and 200 were sworn in as special eonstsbles. Mr. LILTT afterwards addressed the assemblage, thanking them for the promptness of their atten tion, and adding that he should not call them from their homes unless circurnAsoces required personal attendance at the Common. Their warren's and staves however should be forwarded to them, for the Magis trates had good reason to believe that an actual meet ing would be attempted, should appearances be fa. Towable to the parties. He added, that comnsunica. times had Lean held with Lord Stelmouth. His Lord lop expressed the opinion that there would be 110 Meeting at all ; that unite of the Meetings which had been talked of, for Stuithfield end elsewhere, would take place ; that the persons who should go to such places would only have their trouble for nothing; that in fact they could do nothing without the presence of their leader, Hunt. The Magistrates had engaged the Horns Tavern. Kennington, to enable them to be ',resent ; bat they remained at the Sess . s House. Horsemonger. lane. Mr. Rofry. the High Constable for the Borough, and the Under-Sheriff, Mr. Abbott, how ever, were present; and they were attended by up wards of 100 Police. Sheriff's, and other Officers. and regular Constable►. All the gates leading on to the Common were locked and chanted, so that any cart or wagwon attempting to enter would have been seized. Not above ten of the surrounding gentry who ere accustomed to go to the city daily, left their homes. About twelve, small parties of idlers assembled in different parts and rambled about, closely watched by the civil authorities present. Just before one o'clock, u short, shabby, drunken-looking man appeared ■t the little gate fronting the Horns Tavern, with one of the boards used at the Smith held Meeting, and on which was inscribed " Or der, Order !" On the reverse was a paper, con taining the following notice :—" The Meeting is defied to a future day—a Public Meeting in Smithfield on Wednesday qflernows, at 4 p.m." This attracted a small crowd, and excited some laughter. " You may laugh," said the man, " but we possess great talents, we shall surprise the ty rants." Soon afterwards the Cooservator and Steward of the Common appeared, and directed the man to (trims% and not stop the public path-way. " Very well," he replied, " I want to do nothing unlawful. I ant sent here by the (Committee; we want to do no thing to rhstueb the peace. If you say lam acting imprope.: I shall not stand here. When I have had my refreshment (he was drinking porter) I will go easy." Ile afterwards walked off, but did nut lease the Common. Ile continued to parade the different paths across the Common with his board, followed about by small parties; but lie was not in terrupted. No Meeting took place. Amongst the la.itortivdt. et Her►tepnnl nre— Sir Ilenr% and lady Fitaherbert and family ; M. A. Tay. lor. M.P and Mrs. Taylor ; two Misses Ferguson, ifaughiria ut Gtueral Runsld Fcriabun; sad Mr. sod Mrs. Caviar. HUNT'S sequeintance of Mr. HUNT toteetiap; with luau et Middleton the other day, after seensturg hire in the usual manner, said, " Why, HVIIT. the Ministerial Papers are alouys at work 411inat you, they perpetually keep you in hot water." " They .do se,' said Mr. tills T, " and in that- Otter hays ttele4 like steals enzints, for it is through theru I h.ve been raised st, hi..h." • • • On ‘Vedsio.dity rvelitoix, ithutst Alien o'clock.., three little boy* went to bathe in a place called this Must. at •SL Mar)** Battery. .ear prarigr, whet' one w i t them. • child teu year"; of age, IWO ut Ifirbllrglent Kaiosu, of the Regal Navy, instant:3r di/appeared ; the others. ansal s aglag. in stead of going to the bridge. went round to the house of Lieutenant Itivgas. who hastening to the spot, sew the child's head just under water—but unforionstely, hissing a wooden led, lie was oblig ed to wail the arrival of soother person. Lieutenant Mona,. who ',Moistly plunged in, and got out the bcdy. but too late to restore animation. although every means were used by a medical getitleuisit for several hours. The child. had written as his last copy at achool. only a few hours before the attar trophy, Our time is precious." •A gentiennso of Raeusgate has at this time in his posreasion, in good order avd going will. a twenty-eight day clock. which he purchased a few months back at a public bale of household furni ture, and winch, upon good authority, lie finds was a..d foto-wily belonged to, the State coatlinaini of our violable and illustrious Quern Astra; by which it aopears this measurer of time must be upwards of a century old. and the case, which is cf Walnut tree. stems to he equally so cietal. It i.e.11 not be added. that the accidental knuittril K e of this curcumsodace has greatly in* creined the value Gl* the cluck in the estimation of its presiot owners 'MI". Yesterday, a ettesher's !serest was held st the ales of tits Sop Pale. Tisek.mreet, Illfselifriars.road. kW' doer , femme% By. Coroner fey flerrry. es the hasty of Kr. Was. Owslts aged db. email membeat. at Taelhatemit, wbs wag Mad hsagiag la the kitelies of Meow. beam. Illtallesed la 'widow that the deterred was a short time ego has dusrishisig way of bushier*, but latterly bad hers very Mee redhead sod emborreeird, which greased Vr prey spar his mead teas alarmism degree. IN were bad haft bra to live wish bee Meoilsof which he was fremieritly beard to talk as Wok. bad forsakes him is swarespiestle of big distrait (which was sat the (set). Oa Thursday aight km be left a Mead's bombe is the weiglibesehbod.iftee Mg sprites ad his eirermetasers, sad he was missing far Iwo dam when Is, was fused emproled the hark hi Venhet—That Ike stemma hurl badierffs efiet fa • tches. skit. of taimailty. INGENIOUS ROANS& Oi Tweeds, kW the waggon 's( 1. Painter, of Windsor, wae in gum/from the New Ins In the Old Bailey, to the Min, flart-ussarkrt, of a has of goods, containing table- Whighe wad sheeting to the value of 171 Rod upwsnts; also of mess tunes of sugar. The robber made use utilise following stratagem : a man IN s NINICk frock modeled himself su very active in ;roadie' the valve at the New low, that the people of the yard supposed him lo belowy to the reggae; and the waggoiseroa the other bead, tmegioad hir Whinged to the ion. At the' time the wanes at the New Inn was loadieg, as. other waggon lishiegieg to Painter was mot to a house in Comma street to take is edger. The frst-mratiostd wanes, while proceerhog from the New Ina to the Rose Ina, was overtaken by the steamier that had assisted in loodism, *he, in seresinggrest agitatism, addressed the wog. goon., saying, • sad accident had bapproed to his fellow servant, by the falliem if a Dope hogshead upon his (not ; that the driver of the Ant was to re sad take charge of the Second waggon, while he (she @lmager) wait on to Windsor with chains. The stratagem seconded; the carter went as desired, sae dairies his aheruee the waggon was robbed. It iS almost unnecessary Sis *beery* that oie accident bad m eowed to the waggoser. IRELAND. DUBLIN, ♦UQCST J. (Prone the Dublin Evening Post.) RESOLUTIONS OF 1812. The following is Mr. O'Connell's letter : " TO THE EDITOR OF THE D. E. POST. " rast.sa, £VOVI? 10. Sts—i have just emu your Paper of the 7th 1131114111, sad bastes to answer the question which you, I care sot ►y what right, address tome touching the Resolutions of ISIS. " Yuu ask, with all the emphasis of italics, Will Mfr. Scully or Mr. O'Connell deny, that they had, proles* to the pairing of thee Rosnlntions, seve►al confidential common& cations with a con f idential Agent of the Opposition ?' " Too,. your own words, my reply is ready. Ido delay it; deny it distinctly sod pointedly. I deny, that either 1, or Mr. Scully, as I am thoroughly and beyond any doubt con vinced,had, w ith reference to the Resolutions of Hilt, any coo fidential communication with say confidential or other agent of the Opposition. ladeed I never knew any person on that, or on any other occasion, who either exercised or assumed the fienctioas of Agent to the Opposition.' There sever was any such personage in communication with the Catholics since I have taken a pert M Catholic Affairs. lam there fore bound solemnly to declare, that the insinuation coo 'eyed by your question is, in all its parts, unfounded and untrue. " I now call on you for your promised reply. In the es pectation of receiving that reply—which you say is ready— I refrain for the present from any handleless of expression or observation. " Let there be no equivocation or delay on the subject. You have not the right to postpone your reply for Mr.Scully's answer to your question. Ido not know whether he will emedemead to answer it or not, bat that is imenaterisl. Your question requires a■ answer from either of us, and, indeed, is particularly pointed to me, for you have edited— ' This is not a mere random question ; Mr. Scully knows well, and Mr. O'Cunneltfrels strongly, that it is not.' " I feel strongly that you are bound to give the name of your informant, ■nd the particulars of your information. You are pledged to reply, and I call fur that reply in order to demonstrate its futility. " I hare the bouour to be, your obedient Beeriest. "DANIEL O'CONNELL." [Here follows the answer of the Editors of The Dublin Evening Post, in which they reassert their original statement, adding, they could name their informant, hut do nut consider it prudent or politic to do so. and concluding with a wish to drop the subject.] DUBLIN, AUGUST 113. Monday evening Mr. Grant, the Chief Secreiary for Ireland, landed at Howth. He came over in the Talbot steam packet, with the accommodation and expedition of which he expressed himself highly gratified. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. AUOUNT 22. Sailed yesterday the Zephyr transport fur Deptford. Arrived to-day the Mary, White, Irons Riga ; True Ame. rime, Bancroft, from Hambargh fur lodia ; and Wood lark, Middleton, from Smyrna—the latter has goue to Stand gate Creek to perform quarantine. Sailed the Colombo transport, for London; sad Barden, Richardson, for St. Andrew's. rmniourig, Avousrr 21. Arrived the Kitty, Quitter, from Veneriffe, en- /hymen, in six weeks off Scilly spoke the Ox and Hope from Hull fur Quebec—ail well. Arrived yesterday the Dwarf, from a cruise. In Ilamoase—impregnable, Windsor Castle, Harlequin, &smear, Antelope revenue, and. Wolf and Bat scsidels. Setweeu the Islam, and Main—Pigmy, Dwarf, Lapwing, Diligence, and Seagull Wlff.' • In the Sound—Superb, Lee, and Heron. • • lALSIOUTIN, AUGUST 40. Arrived off this port the William and Henry, Cole, Go• St. Kitt's, in eight weeks, with loss of rudder and niadior. _ . . . Arrived the Henrico, Loce t froen Richmond in 3U days. &tiled the Joseph mid Jane, French, fm the Hshic ; Duke of Kent pocket :2), fur Lisbon; and Princess Elizabeth packet fur New York—buth with moils. • ■ARWtCH, AUGUST 22. Arrived the Lady Nepean patkri, from Cuattireu ; and Cliarluite, ditto, (rum Gutteuburg. Sailed the Erlipae packet, for Holland ; Lurd Nelsen, ditto, fur Cuxhaven; aged Jane, Mita, for Gottenbitre—aU with mails. DUAL. ALUVST 22. Srlived yesterday the Severs Brothers, Feowick, from Prints. Edward's Island ; and Thames, Wryntoo, from Trini dad de Cuba, fur Hamburgh—the former has sailed for lb. River. • Comedown from the Ritter sad sailed the Europe, Mail. land, for Qoehee • Vint, Lindsay, fur Trieste; Lundou, Brined, for Prior, F.:etward's Island; Vittoria. Quiutuo, fur Naples; Ajax, Tow, fur Heiniesab; sud Chalice Fuilses, Chant, fur &Intuits. Arrived to-day ibe Stu tramped from Newfuundlaucl. AUGUST 4 I Arrived the Aurora, Griswoull, from Greenland, with one flab and 40 baits. A letter has been received hue, which wales the loss of the following Davis's Straits inps, viz Oman, Somali, sad 14isebteit of Hull; Sisters of Kirk sldy, Majestic, of Londuo;. isitb, Royal &molly, and Thomas and Ann, of Leith; Mary Ana, and Tay, of Dundee ; the crews are all *seed. The above news wap brought by the Dexterity, of Leith, which panned nitre. brad on 1711, August, with three fish; she the mention the addatioonl receive of 1110 tiorrler.eaeutioaerl Hell shape-.. Ariel, 7 Ash ; Eclipse, 4 Ash; mid Trinket, 4 fish. 1 .. . MI TYRA -ow DIRTING AT Avant IS. Thr:e was same ►risk betas' this day ea tie 11. Lifer, ho follows $ to I agat Soltaa(takeo) 14 to 1 seat Apiaola 3} to I apt Lisetta(talses) 14 Ili I apt llta Laird 10 le 1 apt Shoos 10 to 1 sed Archibald It to 1 apt Mir Walter 34 to 1 ale say other li Is I apt CardirralWob Ir to 4 the field opt taro. $47 GOODWOOD RACES.—Avieuse 17. A itiverpetabee of Teo Geisese each. Mr. Welker's Illy, GM Captain White's Gity, Maryeree A !template of Five °rampaged'. with 7Gg. added. Lord Meseh'e flooreevalles Major Morey'e Doke Mr. Peyote' Rom Fifty remade, giros by the City of Cbiebteter.—Two arik Mr. J. Walker's Missfrorts Mr. &Alia% Suits& OOOOOO •.• Mr. Halsted's ((sae A Sweepstakes of 3!. eacb. with a Cup •aloe 30 pilots's, added by ohs Goodwood Clob. Mr. Coppard's Gratioade 2 1 orioles side of post. Mr. Halsted's Rose . . 1 2 declared 'Flower. Mr. Wises Gas SEGVID Day. la a outdo for 50 guises% Lord alsotbli Pfrettivalks beat Mr. 8.0. Loam, The Ladies' Plate of Fifty Pounds. Mr. R. Walker's Geu Mr. Ha lste.rs Ruse . .. Mr. Listaa's Lancelot Sweepstakes of Tee Gahm* each. Major Moray's Duke 1 Mr. Eveliie's Saagrado Mr. Ball's Lustre • Hawheap Sweepstakes of bp each. with ter. giver by Ike City id Chichester. Mr. J. Walker's Shockers Major Moray's Duke t Lord Mareli's Reactivellrs . . These Races, though not ail numerously miriade,' as we bare Intimated, bad to boast of as elegaist assemblage.— Every carriage its the vicinity was uo the ground. Some beats were admirably contested, particularly the last heat of the first day, winch was won by a tiosiril! but on the judges beiag apprised of Gratitude's deviating from the strict rule of rectitude, the rap was awarded to Rase. EDINBURGH, AUGUST 19. PRINCE LEOPOLD. His Royal Highness Prince Leopold arrived at Dunbar House, oss Mon d ay night. On Tuesday he invited the Bees-rock, and upon Isis retort re ceived the Magistrates of Dunbar, along wish a number of the must respectable inhabitants, when be was presented with the freedom of the burgh. which he accepted of in the most condescending and gracious manner. The freedom was likewise present ed to Berms Hardenbrock, Sir Robert Gardiner. and Dr. Steamer, belonging to the Prince's suite; and to 'he Marquis of Tweer !dale, Lord John Hay, and Edward Stanley, Esq. who were on a visit at Dun bar-house. After the ceremony, the procession walked to the New Inn, and drank several loyal and patriotic toasts, suited to the occasion. he interview with the Prince 11/0111 most gratifying. every person appeared to be delighted with Isis opeu and unrestrained manner. He entered into coolers.. setion with those of the precession who were near him, and seemed not to undervalue the only token of attachment which it was in their power to bestow. After the procession had withdrawn, the Prince ap peared at the windows, and frequently bowed to the 'salutations of the inhabitants, who had been drawn together by the presence of this illustrious visitor. He was dressed in black, and wore, be aides many other order*, that of the Garter. Yesterday forenewlstor city was honoured with the arrival et the London Hotel, St. Andrew's street, of ins Royal Highness and suite, in a tra velling chariot and bsrnuche, escorted by • party of the 10th hussars. rim Royal Higlinesa entered the city by the new road, tiling the Calton Hill, and we believe his is the brut carnage that ligs imbued along that road. _ The day bring remarkably fine a great number of Ladies and Gentlemen were on the Calton Hall and at the Regent Bridge. and an immense cloud was assembled in Prince's and S►. Atulrew'►-streets, who hailed the arrival of the illustrious visitant with the most enthusiastic cheers. A detachment from the tub foot, awl a troop of the 10th litiosato. with the bands of the two regiments. were drawn up in front of the hotel. On his Royal Highness alighting from his car riage, the Lord Provost received him with the greatest politeness at the door of the hotel. and• cooducied him into the home. The Prince pre-' rented himself several times. end was repeatedly cheered by the populace, bowing to the multitude for the respect which they paid . him. Ilio Royal Highness was dressed in Week. and wore the sash of the G•trer ; he is WI and handsome. with a pensive counielino, e, soul looked pale. probably from the fatigues of his jr.urneye - The Prince, at•compunied b 114 s 14itcl Provost, soot; after his arrival, went up to lbst Castle. wlrith fired a royal salute on their alighting nt the gate. mud viewed every thing worthy of inspection. lie afterwards went to the Parliament-house, and the College. In the afternoon Ins Royal Highness entertained the Lord Provost; the- Commander-iii-Chtel, Sir Gregory Way, Sir James Douglas; Sir Patrick Walker, the Gentlemen of In* fruit,, and several other Gentlemen with en elegant dinner, lit his lodgings in-the London Hotel. His Royal Highness sod ratite, accompanied by the Lord Provost, flowered tint theatre with his presence in the evening. On his entrance he Wes cheered with the most enthusiastic applause by a crowded audietice. The box in which the Prince sat was very ele fitted up. It seas hired with scarlet cloth, and ornamented with graceful draperies of the sauna cloth, with rich silk, and gold fringes. - The effect from every part of the house was indeed most complete. This day his Royal Highness and suite, accom panied by the Lord Provost, proceeded to visit St. George's Church - , St. John's Chapel. and seve ral other public places ; and we understand he is to dine in the afterneou with the Right Hon. the Lord Provost. at his house in Gay fie Id-square. o► , MA Kral% CORN EXCHANGE, Nosegay, Assign U. to troneeqoassee of s gond supply of Wheat, principally iseW. wheels came to baud very good. IM sales were hell s t a &clime of from IL to to. per gooier from this thy seek Mirky sod Oats hose each a very dell sale, at last Maeda'', prises. In Pease awl Beam timers is bat little &tag, and alteration la pries. CVRRENT PRICRII OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat ....Ws Os II Grey Pease 5O. vi e Iliac ditto OM 70M j New ditto ..........an. English Wiest les Ide Tick Boas ........* us Floe ditto ipg. yn a UPI ditto .. ...... ...N. N. New ditto .. —s --s I Small dine 4ls to. Rye - Ns 44. Old ditto —o ... 4 Fine ditto .........—• —a Feed Oats •• . • 24 4 16 1 Rarity • Us 30s Fine ditto Floe ditto .. ...... 34s 40s Poload ditto Us * New ditto —4 —• Fine ditto 3l. u s Malt 110 s Ns Potato ditto 3h 34. rose ditto Mint Pewee (beilers)4s4 bOis I Fine Float Oh ig, New ditto QUIT Wheel. per lead New ditty .... Oats, per gentler , Hellas, per geometer Pease, per quarter , Rye tD, Ausurr U. .. 14/ Os to 211 04 171 Os le IV. 101 II Ow le 11 les 21 4s to IN 14s 21 es to 4/ 12s ... 21 Os to II 11.1 SMITHFIELD MARKET, Moigoer, Avatar? 23. Oer market this murninx had a good supply of prime Isensts, and the skew of cattle, to other respects ' was eons, derahle. flee' is cheaper; Lamb is deafer !'altos, Veal, sod Pork, sold at last prices; and the trash., in enteral, •s. pretty brisk. The oaten in the Haymarket were somewhat lively Hay, Straw, slid Clover, fetched s„6. joined is • correct statement of the prices sod nimbi-, To sink the offal per stone of Eli. 11eef....31. 04 to ba. tad. Head of Cattle this day:— libettet. 4s. 4d. to Ss. 6d. Beasts 4310 Lamb...6l. 04. is Os. 64 ftheep and Limnbe....19.100 Veal ....de. 4.1. to 01. 441. Calves 3l4s Pork ....4s. 63 to 611. 04 Pia, ..... l* HAY.WARKET. Hay... ....31. Os Oil. to It. Os. 04. Straw Hover 4l. Os. ad. to 71. 7s. 04 NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKEUN (Ny the Car ) Baer .... So 84 to 44 6.1 I Veal 44 CI 1., st Hatton.. 4a 4d to 54 04 Purk " 0s 4.1 to W 41 Lamb, Ss 4d to Gs 14 PRICES OF HA' rr. J 411 res. Hay Of Os 0,1 to On Os 0.1 Straw V 84 01 to 31 Os 04 Clove,,, Oi Od to 01 Os 041 .Y AND STRAW . WHITECIMPEL Hay.. 51 5.04 to ft 44111 New do 41 44 0.1 to 4/ 10a 0.1 Straw 2/ 124 0 , 1 to 2/Is4 lid Clover 71 ?A 01 to S 1 SA 04 Pimp OF N rw 101 ) :4, per Cwt. 1 NEW POCKET/ Kent.... 3/ 14., to 4/ 4s Sawa .. 3/ 12. to 4/ 4s Ese% .. 3/ Is. to 4/ is ii 5/ ss-6ste, t'd Its to Cl Os 9/ Os to 31 Os. Kest.... 3/ Oa to 4/ es .14asseit.. 2116. to 31 10. Essex ....01 Os to 0/ Os Farnham, second, •1 10. t. Foreign Pockets PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone tif As stated by the Tallow I As stated by the Soft-item Metiers. ( St. James's Market.. 3g h 1 I it. James's Market „It Sid whit ec hapelMarket 3. t 44 initeehapel Market 3. bid Average...—. 38 &I Average.... is id PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 614 8.1 —.. fid Yellow Soap Oa., Yellow Rusiiis 0.2. 04 —e 0.1 Mottled White ditto...—. Od —ii lid Cord 10.22 Soap ditto.... 58s Oil —s Ott Graces , ..; Melting Staff 534 Od --s 0,1 Good Dregs v. u. Ditto ruisgh..34l 0d —s Od PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandler* Hmll. Price of Casiillm, per dozen, 12, 04.1—Moulds, 13• Id 6d. per dozen allowed for rea.ly money. RAW HIDES. lest Heifer, and filers-% (per Ordionr,.. es 0.1 to et 2d stone).. Vs SJ to 3, od 3lni ket Cslf.. Os to 8. e... b Wattling, 2a 44 to Is 84 Ang.Hurse Os 0.1 su Os 04 SHEEP SEINS. Lambs, Od to 48 Od—Slitarlilip, Is 9d lu Rs. Od PRICE OF LEATII ER. 11otto, 50 to 5111hs earls 1%1 to 2 1.1 per no. Ditto, 56 to 6811.15. earls 12.1 to 214 Dressing Hides Rocco:Ai Hides . .., Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs fo►cntlior.,lsld to 174 Ditto 45 to 50Ihe . . Calf Skins 3o io 40Ibs 2 1,1 to 2t1.1 Ditto 50 to 7011.0 .. ..2 1 t.t to ^,t; , l Ditto 70 tt; gO;lLs tttd to 33.1 %mai:Scala (Grreoluttd) Large tlitto Tanned none hides /5.1 to 111,1 . Spanish Horst. hided COAL MARKET. Avourr 23. %Ili.. at Market. Ships 6 4041. Price. 31 Ne»~aslk ei S:110!••••:neul ...... I I hrbv.hue e=“ll Oa. i u —. 1' I • 1 Stone Coal 1 .... 475. bd. to --, PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. - 3 per Ct. Red. 74 re timlsa itormr....". 17 pr. 3 per Ct. v im I E. MIK 11..pror. 1410.. 4 per C;i.tb 9134 I Lottery Ticket" 431 I. per Ct. N. Au. io4M I °militias 4l 4 Book L. Awn. 19 3-16 f I Cows. Coy vage • MARRIAGE. M e adoy seastght i , at Tunbridge. Lieut. Colonel Steele, of the Coldstream Gsisrda, to Lady Elizabeth Montagu, dough. ter of the Duki. of Matichtsier. ley *petal before, on Thersday, the 19th instant, •t Antony, its the Corot! of Corootill, by the Rev. Dr. Poi., th.• Earl of St Gormainr, to Harriet, daughter of the Right Hop. Reginald Pule Cato. - DEATHS. On the 20th March, en h. r pvvaage to Bombay, on ' , mu.' his Stivbsty',. ship 31,iiih it, the Lady of Rear-Admit.% Sit Richard King, Commander-b.-Chief in the East Indies. At Cheltenham, on Sunday, the 25th of July, the Rev. James Symra, of Rallyarthur, county Wicklow. On Sunday, the loth of July, at Edinhurgh, after hae , c , .. given birth to her fifth child, Mary Attu, wife of Thomas. Hamilton Miller, Ent. (Advocate), and thlevt daughter vf Colonel Ram, late M.P. fur the county of ‘vexford. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON MIDGE. Nlaratitg 52 after 3. I Evesaiag 12 alder 4. LONDON Printed sod Pairhalm' at He Odire, N.. 117. Strsod; whore Advertisent,ota we received, had Letters (peetiorid) oast be addivavert--C. SMITH, rio, 1. Cleaterteo he, Printer 3. WHITE, No. It 7, Sushi!, Pabliskat JP • • r • 1 1 1 4 1