The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-29 00:00:00

M reieeelship between potties certainly w;11 not gibe this Court any additional powers.” Nlr. ‘VeTtlettkl.l.—'s I only alluded in the Pi•wers of the Slur Chamber as it regarted libel ; I -.lean eiriliter." The Loan CHANCELLOR —I . I donut fled fault with your statemeot ; hut can I, sitring here, say that this is a civet property ?" Mr. Wartiyart.t.—`• It is said that Pliny', 1.,??,,, were 'nitwit for puldiration, and that ac. coward for their stiffocsa. Cicero's WorkA were cl ot t o Ise %swore,' for the same porloren.." The LoaD CtirittCEl.l.oo--s" I am afraid my preder.s.••r• i.rver thour'd alien they geese tries,. 'let-monis net the apes that CAMP Woo, them, of the varsity that Letter writers might have in nub their le:ters. But in the year IRIS. I sit don eienolls to say, that tnv opinion is, that I most submit to the ludgmeist of those who went b e f ore toe. I never can agree that the doctrine, of this Court e.ii be changed by every Lord Ch..neel lor, or ley every person presiding in diff rent beinietee• of the Court. Tice letters in the cases 'tot have Whirled to, were decided to hr lite ✓ary property, but they were literary properly of w peculiar It.•erf. The (pies here es, eats ye u imike a profit of whit b longs to yen mid • ttttt hr., or tun you give away what is the property of both There is another defficolty, wherli is, how c ar an ittinnetio. , may extend against a publics. lion ? Suppose this Gentleman. the Defendant, was asked how he came to bo dismissed from Beddinton Hall, could he not, in the face of the injunction of 11411. sou L. OirtV 011 C ertters—rould not lie read them. or narrate his story, for the world soon gets tirtd of narrations, and this Court never thought them of ao Ificieot cons.liselice to restrain ? Suppose the most eimeidoo. %toff, by way or poetry. is post into a swig. and who ti in lee 4.4ra is railed literary pro perly. and all injunction of this Court restrained the piehloratirin of it, it could tint prevent you, Mr. etherell„ from singing the tong." Mr. %V rrurart.s.—" The Plaintiff's objection is not to the pnblication of the letters, best she is afraid that the unfortunate gentleman (the De fendant) will, by the publication, be able to she, shy he is placed in his present situation; he only asks to have it made known to the world. that it isas not caused by his own misconduct. The Plain tiff says his only wish is to injure her feelings; and if • the Collet grants en injunction to pre sent her feelings being injured, it ought to go Go, step foirther, and direct I • to deliver up the leiter% Your Lordship will bear in your mind, tie et my chent was du-carded and drove from his late Colter's house. The case of Savage is in point ; there he was repudiated by his own tno ilier ; and to use Mr. Savage's own words, he was Feist without an oar into the world to assist him; sod would your Lordship say that he ought not to rt but his mother's condo, t and charges by her own letters, even if they were written ie. friendship ?" The Lunn CiIANCZI.T.Ott—" An injunction of this Court to re.traile the publication of a book, would toot preve:d the author of it from leaving the mariuscr)-5 iii a readiug-room to he read by thou sands ; or if a MAU read a history of which the sole is prohibited, he may repeat the substance of ii, without committing a contempt of Court. If nu out t.e uranted against the publication of a sees:oval song, any music-muter may write it down in the !woks of the young ladies, his pupils. Idu not meau, Mr. %Veil, r by this interruption to Atop your argument, for it always gives inc pies sore to bear ton ; fur you are something like what I saw yestrido from the Mita, the oftener you are pot ill the furiesee the bsighter you appear after wards." _ . WETIIERELL—" Suppose the letters held 0,.t prniniwis or engagements to the Defendant. would the writer have a greater property iu them than the perwen they were addressed to ? I apples I roil not. Than I ask, would tl.e publication of them be a breach of trust ? in literary productions I am aware that it is otherwise, fir there the writer his the whole inoperty vested in him, liti: tint so is. the case I live mentioned. Mr. one of his ailtuirable winks, %he I trek, say., • If you want to give notoeitty to a wink, don't publish it, hut give it to your hientle to read, se d it is sure or tint°. 111 ty.' My I heist did nut wish to do this, he only wished to give to the public a plain unvarnished tale, anti leave it to them to judge of the good or evil of iii. listrotiaus.” Air. Si nrIOTIOSI followed on the seine side. Sir S. (tout LLY, Cutlw.el for the Plaintiff, said, he fore lie *cold make any observations, it might lie her...malty for him to state the affidavit which his client had made its answer to that of the Defen dant's, in which she sets forth that her late husband NVon. (ire, by lore will, left the Defendant 4,0001. which had Is. rte itaial to hem, sad also the interest of 6,00 u/. for leis life, atilt remainder to his chil dren, and that the testator bequeathed to her the interest ol 17,000/. for her life, which was vested to trustees for her use, and also giving her the power of leaving the 17,000/. after her death, tuber by will or deed, to whom she pleased ; hut its case she neglected it, that an aienutty of 1001 per annum was to go to a certain female, I the remainder to the Defendant for his life, and then to his issue; and that she be. hived the reason why the testator gave her the (viand over the 17,000% was, that it might he a eittcli on the conduct of the Defendant, and that the testator or she, the Plaintiff; never inti stoned to the Dufetolasit that he should inherit the whole of the propeity alter her death ; but that alter the death of the testator, she procured I iiseseiitat of the Itectoty of Welton-on-the- Dill. in the comity of Surrey, of the annual value of 4001. per +salami, rod at the same time gave him 5400/. to pay Ins debts, besides other huge owns, which, however, did nut satisfy Wu, and in Fe bruary lass he wrote to her, if she dill nut advance lion more us y that he would publish her coofis driiital Inters. This she refused, and iu May she preferred a Is ltrr how hint, saying, that 11 she would K re bliss sit ostler to receive the itiletest of the 17 0001. from Sir Walter Sterling, that lie would terser irotslale tier mine—this the Plaintiff also reins. r•) ; :tool that is, Assisi following she received moodier Is tier from the D. ftsidatit, ockunrorlealgistm that lie I.aai .... 'aim nit the 17,000/ apulugisiog for his c ors, sisal Is. gging her forgiveness; beat lie re ciosset r the letters, as he was a p. Darns We. gem thy all 1.. ii,tt in possession of sure pentittiruts a. 'toy euntati.ed, and it was the ou;y act of juslite it 1.4 Tomes to perform towards her we, to restore then' so h.r. The Learned Coneisel stool, t h at hr thinight this affidavit we. a sufficient answer to evert thing that hill been alleged on the other sole. Ills Learned Friend, Mr. Hart 111141 footed boat with th. to • r the Plaintiff had desetibrit the Defendant so her bill, by giving him the opine of the adopted son of her lute husband, its his opinion she could nut have de seethed bi n s in more delicate terms, but if lie wished for the term of illegitimate instruct, he was welcome to it, but, hoarser, he (NJ not assume it in his advertisement in the newspapers." The Lolly Cusucke.i.ou —.O Have you seen this a ffidavit, WT. Hart ?" Mr. HART—" Ye., my Lord." Sir S licomtl.l.Y, in continuation, said, he w ould take op very little of hit. Lordship's time, as he did out soosider any one of taw cases quoted at the other side its point, except so far as they de-ceded that the property of the letters wasin the writer. lie would ask what advantage the Defendant could ilea rive room the publication, if he d id not think it would hurt the feelings of the Plaintiff; for be said it was not fur profit. Why, then, instead of Ins affidavit, has he not produced his book to your Lordship, and allow you to he the judge of his intentions? He was aware fiat he (Ow Defenslani) swore that he only intended to give the book to his ueighbours and friends; but abut did his silvertisetuent scud oat to the public ? It Its% as follows : " In the press. sea will be speedily mtblishtd, by Andtr. sin, Piccadilly, The Adopted Sun; or, Twenty Years at Bed. diuresis; rostaisiseg the Memoirs of a Chrgystan, writers by himself." If the book was not intended for Kile or profit, why such an edvertisemeeit ? for there was no dis.• tioction between it sod those pu!s:..:lttoeis of authors who professed to live by their produc tions. He stud Ito doubt but the letter* of the plaintiff contained such sentiments us a mother would write to a child ; but if such letters were allowed to be published at every supposed Hier'? of a party, there was an end of all lie. which compellid pelmets to look after the morals of their childieu. it went further, for it would prevent the hand of charity from aiding the helpless. it fact, it could go to destroy all that was admirable in human life. He frit no doubt of chat his Lordsh derision would be, for whit h reason he would out trouble him with soy further observations. Mr. Rourei.t. followed on the same side. Mr. HART I tdied. The LORD CHANCELLOR took a most copious review of the whole cast, sod übeerved, that lie would not then determine whether the property was in the writer or receiver of letters, but if the pro perty was ever vested in the Defendant, he had forfeited it when he returoell the letters to the Pia'utiff. Ile was, therefore, of the decided opi nitro that the irtjutiction ought to be continued. Mutton refused. KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. A t four o'. lock on Monday the Hen. Sir CHARLES Anan•s'r, Knight, one or the Judges of the Court of King'. Bench, entered Maidstone in the usual stele, to open the business of the Summer Assizes of that &strict. The Learned Judge immediately proceeded to the town church, where lie heard di vine service, after which lie repaired to the Court house, where the commission was read its the cu•- tumary form. Mr. Strjeant LENS will u.sist in the abset.ce of Lord Chief Justice ELLENiu- RoUGH. who, from indisposition, is unable ►o at tend the Colcuit. The business of these Anises appears to bo re markably heavy at the criminal side. The calendar contains the commitments of 72 prisoners, among whom are the following on charger of murder : William Fla:lens, aged 19, committed by A. Constable, Esq. the Rev. R. Varies, Clerk, E. W. 1 . 01111813, Esq. and si veral other 31agistiates, charged on the oaths of George Marti■ Bird and others, oa a strong suspiei.ra of being ft touiously coucersitd, mid a party and necessary to the mur der of George bird bud Mary Simmons, us the 7th Fe bruary, at Greenwich, and also in the burglary committed in the dwelling-house of the mid George Bird. Dania Fitzgerald. aged 23, committed by the Rev. J. JONI'S, or a certain writ of Capias directed to the Sheriff of the County of Cork, by Sir William Comet' Smith, of and concerning a (within rawly and murder, a Maid 11w said Ihisiel Fitzgerald stands indicted at the proseentiois of Daniel Byrne, and others—(Reatoveil to Irelaud on the Itob July, fur further exarnivation, by order of the Lord Chief Justice ) Cfa►les Hump, aged 2b, committed by A. Constable, Esq. (and other Magistrates) charged on the oaths of George Martin Bird and others, on a strong simpicion, of wilfully and feloniously killing and murdering George Bird, sod Mary SIMMONS, on the 7th February, at Greenwich—and also with having in the night of the 7th February, bur glariously euttrid the dwelling-house of George Bird, at Greenwich., and feloniously stolen therefrom several watches, a silver soup ladle, a silver straiuer, and several other things, the property of George Bird. John Hogan. aged IS. Alerander IVardrobe, 27, com mitted by the Rev. S. Watson, D.D. and other Magistrates, charged or She oaths of Cornelius Crawley and others, am Suopicium of the wilful murder of Francis Luci, upon the high seas, within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty of Ow laud. Jataee Cleitands, agetl 45, committed by the same Magis trates, on the usih■ of the same person., on suspicion of the wilful murder of Juba Ilacerdate, on the bash seas, /ice. - - Aktrearfier Detrar,aged 38, Christopher Dust esti, 29, corn milled by the same, on suspicion of the wilful murder of Lochlies 114 6 1..eau, Dauirl 111Tormick, and George Streamer, on the high seas, he. Sm.; also charged on suspicion of the wilful murder of Jolin Macardale. Dewar further charged on suspicion of the toilful murder of Bryan Kenyon the high am, /sc. There are also Rickard Beeehing, aged SO, committed by the Coroner, charged with felouiuusly killing and slaying James Terry at Triton; and James bell, committed by the acme, charted with having feloniously killed sod slain Wm. Dolman, at Greenwich, the 7th May. - • . . The calendar further contains a number of charges fur burglary, passing forged notes, &c. Nottingham is about to experience the hustle or another election. The intelligence has reached lawn that Mr. I,IIICH, the newly elected Member, died ►uddenly nn I'r►di►y night. Report adds, that the Finn. DOUril.Al KINNAIRD has left town, in• traisling to put rip as a Candidate s and that Sir F. Li &Darr is about ts take an active part la his I:4IIVMM. t►n Friday night ;Valliant Mingled: and W. Ceurge, two prisoners multi sentence of death, e•caped front the condemned cells in the cuunty Kau' at Northampton. A reword of 50 guinea hits been utirted for their apprehension. 130XINC. ABBOT AND JONES. The battle bet wee,' these heroes of light welted took place yesterday, on Wimbledon Common, Abbot, who was the hea viest, having fought twenty fee gooses. to eighteen. Hr beat Ayres on the same spot, after Kendal had eliapiwed of Berke, a atoll time since, sad Ayres, beings known rod our, Abbot got • name in the lighting li.t. Jones is a promising youth of It, of known goodness. The anis. tears were divided upon this orrssion, the tight hoeing been fixed to take place la Pope's Meadows, on the Eitg. ware-mail, but it ass altered in the afternoon of Alvin day without its bring sneeiently known. Many persons went on the wrong scent as well as the Bull, which was to exhibit too. Jones end Cmpley seconded Abbot—sod Randal and Weale,Juan. Betting! to lot Abbot. THE BATTLE. In the Let tonna, ahich lasted nine minntes. there was much citation, and smart fighting. The men closed sifter three distinct rallies, in which there was eonsitlerable Ovine, and Jones went down neon the strength of a blots, although ant a complete knock down. The gerund and thirst minds sheared that Abbot was the hest fighter. He measured his distance accurately, and j.ddied his adversary about the 'tapper until the claret streamed again. Jones made some hits tell, but Abbot broke from him, and alien In, be followed his left 1011141 with his right at one motion. Huth were down in each round. Abbot continued to lead distil the oth mitt's!, iu which he bladdered his sainunint's op; bat in the etb round Jones fought prettily, and behaved very callosity. neveral him were exchanged, and Jonee had the best or this and the fut. lowing round, but he bad neither strength nor science to maintain it. Abbot had got his adversary &oohed in the 15th retina. His ogles were queerest, bus teeth chattered. and his bead was dunned. Ile fought manfully until the 20th round, and he did some execution, but in a blind state. llis bro. thee chard the fight by taking him sissy, stating that he wanted a good mapping, and he had gut it. 'lke battle lasted 40 minutes. A second fight took plate between Dustman Tom and fill the Coillieaver, which are their travelling nanws. Th. se heron thrmaelers in rowing at the late West. tniurter Flertiuti. The Pustatau was beat alter A =soy streitgle of 38 'ninnies. The Hell came ofi Lest by mistake. PO Li E. _ NOW STRWIf T. On Smutty and Mondsy night Perry and Nichols. the Park constables, cleated St James's and the Green Park► of a uuniher of idle and ilivordualy permot.s. They found six sleeping hi the aisles in the Mall of Si. James's Park, too in • italic part of it; one of them proved in be a well-known infamous character, who had been convicted and imprison. id in the House of Correction for twelve months. Hr was convicted as a rogue and sagationcl. The man who was with hire said he was a carpenter in the Cuminerciahroad. He was discharged. The officers apprehended twelve in the Green Park ; nne of them had been washing his shirt in the pond in the Grove. and was drying it co the grass. Eight were found asleep on the grass opposite the stables of Carlton-house; one of them haul bit% apprehended in the Park the preceding wick, and %las its culuseuineuer cow. ✓awes Hey was brought to the °Mee under extranrai. nary eircuiesmams, being charged with feloniously stealing _ a watch, his own leroywriy. It appeared (runs the testimony of Mr. Wood. the pawn broker, of High ste eel, Se. Noel hie shopman, that the Prisoner pledged • watch a shiest time since at his shop fur de.; • few days since he called at the ahoy, and asked to hare Is more lent on the watch, whit le being produced and examined by the shopman, he agreed to advance the mosey, which he did, and chile the watch was on the counter and the ampoule turns d his back, lie snatched sup the watch and the is. ran off wish both of them and made his escape. Mr. Wocd gave hiformation to several pawnbrokers of the circumstance, and yesteeday morning lie was informed by one of thews, that a man answering the description had offered a watch similar to the olio deuce Reed for M. On Mr. Wootl'a btkoprnsis going their, he found the man and watch to be the same, and he was in curiae queues brought to the Office. A difficeley •row, at fast, writes; to the watch being the Prisoner's own properly; however. it turtling out that the watch was in the possemion of Mr Weevil, and that be had an interest of 6s. iu it, nu doubt was eneertailied of his stealing it, and Me. Woosl expressing his determination to peosereite the Primer, as an example, harissg heels repeat edly robbed lately, Mr. Hietsie, the Magistrate, fully cum mime rd him for trial. 'The a m oun t the Prisoner gave of hiefiself was rather ex traordivary. lit said he hail hreu a midsliipman its his Ma jesty's navy, and had served MI 11.01011 ahr Shannon, and was in the adios, with the Chesapeake, on which urcasion be received • wound on his head, and whey he drank too mooch he was in a state of tkrasigeseiriet, whirls was the ease when he committed the offence. lie now enjoyed • peessiuse of 301 • year les conargto ore of rectivisig she wound. Viessies Dorer, although only a boy het mecca ten sad eleven years of age, was charged with a e apital offreice, iu breaking open the shs.p of Mr. William Fox, a jeweller use the Haymarket, by 111rAllo: of weskits: it small la& sit one of the agoares of glass its she sleop-isis,dow, and ingenoresly pilling • piece of strung wire, wish a book at she reed, and pulling out a silver purse, in a loch net he was els •rctrd just as he was gettiug ahr 1 a.u..•1r which writ Si 1:401 , d so she purse out at the apertuer.-11c was committed for to sal SKADWELL OFFICE. ESCAPE OF A PRISONER --...— Yesterday Moyne Brown, a young limn whir received relief from the Overseers of the palish of St. George's in the East, was brought up in the custody of 3 constable, charged with receiving misery &c. at the same time Cum several other parishes. Several Overseers from different perishes attended for the purpose of giving evidence, and waited ■ considerable length of time fur the convenience of the Court, while other eases we►e heard. The constable is whose custody the Pri. sutler was placed having to give his evidence in souther case at Ibis Office, be consigned the Pi i4oir r to the care of Drummond, the messenger, who accepted him, and fur a few mi nu te s paid the strictest vigilance; bet sitting down to read, the Prisoner merited himself of the opportunity, and without being observed by his keeper, slipped out, sad took to his heels. The ease which occupied the time of the constable being concluded, the gentlemen of the parishes, with their usual ceremony, intimated the nature tithe case to Mr. Bennett, the Magistrate, and the Prisoner ordered to be brought in. The constable went out fur him, but to his astonishment Arend that he hail taken his leave before be was discharged by his Worship, and the officer iu whose tare the Poisoner was left quite usconcerned us the occasion. This intimstion su irritated the Overseers that they insisted on an explanation of the ctrcam•tauces. Druninsono bring celled in, said that the Prisoner ran away without his settee him. The Magistrate reprimanded them both, the constable for leaving him in another person's care, and the messenger for not paying more ■ttentiou when he consented to take him under his care, and crumpled the Prosecutors by assuring them that the man would soon be in custody. Joke Kingston and James Herta uric remanded, being charged as utterer* of forged eatik of England uutes. A melancholy circtintattince occurred at Car marthen, on Saturday ventitglit. Mr. RICHARD a traveller for the respectable house of SUTTON and Co. Bow Church-yard, London, at , . rived there on the above evening from Swansea, and soon afterwards went to bathe in the Towy ; be swam across the rivrr. but on hie return was seized, it is supposed. with a tit of the Vidal'', about the midst of the stream. and sunk instantly. The body was round at thrre o'clock on Sunday lamming. and on Mondry the Connotes Jury returntd a verdict of Accidottul Dcuth. MARKETS. From lIte" Loggia's Norenwrife Prier Cwrreef ► "ef rseidcb July 28. 1818. WM INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCC. - - -• P Soo•w. —The market opened on Tuesday last with a very lAA &mind, and shout 6,000 libel.. were sold on that day at 24. a 31. per cwt. advance on the previous prices ; the market has nut been so lively since, but the advance is fully supported. The stuck of D. P is now 5,500 casks less than last year's at this time; the prices rate ss. pee cwt. higher. Footman Symms have been in good demand. Brasil* peel'. a 4.. per cwt. higher ; a parcel of Cuba Mum/rade was bmight is by public auction uu Thursday, at 48s. a 51s. per cwt. COFFET.—In the early part of the week considerable ba ldness was dune iu Coffee at an advance of 12s. to 14s. on Last F►iday's prices on all deseriptinns ; since, owing to the large quantity brought forward by public sales, the good anal fire qualities of Plantatiun have declined es. w ds. and the ordinary qualities Ba. a 10s. per cart from the highest prices. Foreign and East India have not declined in proportion , 1645. having been offered fist a Mile parcel of St. Domingo. The stock uf West India Coffee is now 4,400 tons, being 5,000 leas than at this time last year. Present prices Edo. pet cwt. higher. COCOA —On Thursday last Common West India, without certificate, sold at auction firm 1.55. to il9s. fhl. per cwt. and on Saturday a cumin!. table contract was made uf com. mon St. Lucia, with certificate, at 100, per cart ; being an advance of full 20 per cent. upon previous sales of similar quality. PzxntTO has risen. Considerable purchases have hero made. RUM a►e dull of demand and lower. LOOWOOD is steady. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. TOSACCO has been is mire ri guild, and the prices are higher, but bolder, are unt inclined to sell at the advance.— A cargo for which fibs. wire asked btu been sold, but the exact price has nut transpired. Carolina Rims has twin in good demand, and has become scarce ; 435. hare liven niTeren far Rice in bond—Ois. sic readily obtainable fur duty paid. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. • COTTON.—Tbe busloads dons iu Cotton aloce our last has been limited, the .aka not exeyedinv, 800 balms. The Fast India Company have declined 1,5119 Bengals for only. The salt, of the week are, duty paid, 110 Uplands fair 200. fine 211 d.; Inn Pyinambuccos good 2a. Id.; 110 Maraii bans. Rudd ZIA.; ICO Carriacou ordinary 22d. fair to good 224 d. a 23d.; 21 COMMOU iVe.t India ord. to mid. 190. a 201 d.; in bond, 103 Sarah: mil. to mid. 121.1 a 121 d.; 200 Bengal* ord. to mid. qd. a 93d.: total 753 bats. The Ina. ports are, 101 Wyat ludia,4lh) Smyrna, total 501 bags. lIALTIC PRODUCE. Rome sates of HEMP were made al the beglnning of the week at 451. for early ►bipmeute, hut aside+ may now be obtained ■t 441. llts. Some considerable sales of MATS hare heeu made to arrive at 5/. 10s. per hundred. TALLOW uu the spot is lower, owing to the arrival of übuut 1,200 casks; at a public sale ua Friday, freileh TAllow sold at 755. a 78s. per ewt. uu arrival the price are without alteration. uvEnront. REPORT. JULY 25. The Cerritos market was very dull a0..1 drooping anti! Thursday, %Iwo a demand from the trade and speculators took off 1,700 bags, mostly Rowed' auil Orleans : yesterday ll.e operations were more general, and full 5,000 bazs were sold; &weds in several in•tauce► obtaining au advance of id. per lb. The sales of the week automat to 9,200 hap, eon sistiug of 4,000 Bolero dim a 21.1. a few 21 1 . d.; 1,700 Tennessee and Orleans 19.1. a 22,1. a few 2..; 50 see Islands 3s 6.1. a 45.; 950 Petiomn. 29.0;•1. a 2. 1.I.; 1,100 Bahias 221.1. a 1.100 Mai 'Omni, 221 d. a 23/ ; 30 Minas No vas 220.; b 0 lean 22/.1.11 23J. ; 30 West Iwlias 20IJ. a 21.1.; 40 torthagoitia. 20.1 ; 60 Surats 141. a 15ido; and 70 Bengal. 10141. a 14, 1 ,J. per lb. Almost 2,000 bag. to ape etilarurs. The quantity of R. P. Sugar bravoed to public sale this week has been very einividerable, vii. 2,600 casks, and the market him cumsequently been ter y dull at a gradual declioe in prices, which are now 2.. luwer mu brown, and 24. to 3s. in middling to fine descriptions. The quantity sold re 2,400 ca►k.. Aistigiia Molaa►es have brought 41s. Fur Foreign sorts we C00(11111! without intruiry, and 400 bolls of Ilay.ira nah offered at auction yesterday were taken in fur smut of buyers. fooo bags tif good yellow Bengal Sugar were dispua ed of at public sate at 47.. a 47. Gd., and a small tat of very fine white brained 725. 3.1. Ou Tuesday last we hail a brisk demand for Coffee, its consequence of the favourable ac counts received by express of the London and Fut-vigor mar kets, soil considerable purchases were made at an ad. mice of 63. a 9s. on the I rues of lost wee k ; a further advance of ss. took glare the day following, eal:ebM•hiag a rise of 12s. a 14a. Jasitirica (tedium y sold at 153., fine ordinary 155.. a 1595. 6.1., middling 162.. fine middling 1705.; goad 16.mioneo 162.. a 1639. ; Dutch, good triaze 1414., fine 0111110Ify 162.. nod good middling at 1675.: the mor ket, however, has closed with little inquiry from the buyers, owing to tire decline io Inuoloor ou the MI instant, hurt for ordinary Domingo held at 156 a. there are buyers still at 1504. For Corso* we have had a speculative demand, and shout 200 hog. of good Maid have brought 80s. Pi mento. during ihe last tan days bat been tour lo miprired for, and 1,000 l..gs have sold at 101.1. In Ea►t 104110 Ginger nothirog done : a parer I of 1,300 bags offered at public sale was taken in by the seller' at 34a. Common Lo ewarol Rums have brought 2a. 8.1 kr 2s. 9d., sad JiOll4lCl of fair quality 3s. 7d pe•r gallon 16 O. P. Oyewoods memisin dull. New York Put Ashes in bond have been in demand for exportation, and 400 barrels have mold at 474. a 48a. Pr arts are without alteration. Turpen tine is in fair demand. At a ►ale of E. I. good. there were sold about 1.600 b a g. Saltpetre at 36e. for ordiroary, sod 3811.9.1. mu 4000. for goud : pocketsoordniary Turmeric at 20.. The Cuu tttt it I Seed, hltonieet, Ebony, and Red Sanders Wood were taken in fur want of Moyers. There has again been some considerable business done in Tobacco 00 speculation fur LOlOlOll houses, ei pally 0( Kentucky stems at nd. a 6d. amid Virginia leaf at 7.1. a Sid per lb ; there has alms been a fair demand fur the Irish tear►et, and the prices way now be considered rather stiffer. Ahosit 1.300 bags common Patna Rice have been sold by auction Otto wer k at 23s 6.1. a 24r. a few lota partially damaged at 208.43 d. a 22.. Id. per cwt.; b sides which there have been 700 Wee sold by private treaty at 2.1 a. Od. a 245. per est. There has not been much done in Carolina ; 41s. per cwt. have heels paid for 50 tierces in bond, and free Rice is welling en small parci•ls at 465. a 465. ail. per cwt. The Curls Market has been very dull all the week, and Wheat has declined 9.1 per bushel, the best parcels of barrel Flour Is. amid the iliferior qualities 2.. per barrel, at which reduction but few sales have been made. . . - In Hattie there has been miller more doing, about 5.000 inferior Buenos Ayrts having been sold at 61d. a 70. per lb. Tallow is doll. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. Most of the gr.FINVEI SUGASUI On stern have been taken off freely at Is. advance, chiefly ()wing to the rise in Muse°. 'mks, ■nd the inaukvt at present IS very bare of goods Brown Lumps 107 s. to 108 s ; Single Loaves are much in demand by the grocers ■ud for shipping; Crushed Sugars Gds. to 75.. double Loaves remain neglected. MoLaitsaa hays met with a speculative demand at 2s. advance. FUR RION FRUIT i but little in demand. There are some Belvidere and Begleigerk Raisins now landing ; also • pereel of Ciiresiits from Trieste. Greenland OIL has been sold in large quantities to arrive at 341. without casks. Per?script, Turiday, July 29, 1819,. Four o'Cloell. The N. P. SUGAR masker was rep y is. avy to day, and priers declined I► per cwt.% the publ:c hale of Rarbadues Nom went ulf abuut Is. Sid. per cwt. lower than the pre teiling our. lt►rts'o !owcst price of cruclied Sugar. should be 6 8s. instead of GU as quoted Molasses 395. 6tl. t 40s. per ewe. Cereva.—Three public silks took place, antoentiog to 1,080 casks and 216 bay, and sold very dull at a rcrinction of 2s. a 4s. per cwt. St. Domingo is offered at 1511 s. per cwt. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIIIIOUTIFI, JULY 27 The Racehorse and Scout have dropped duet, to St. Helens. The Opossum gun brig has come into harbour to be paid off. The sptcie has all been landed from the Riflemen. Passed through to the restudr,l the American bri. Atzu, —, from the Chesapeake. OVAL, JULY 27. Arrived the John, Jackson, from An fur Ncs.c..silr, and sailed ; St. Anus, Crussby, (loin ditto, fur London ; and Mary, Moffatt, from Ceylon. Came down hum the River the Leander, Foster, 11. r Jamaica, and remains in the Downs with the Severn ; Pioneer schooner, Royal Sovereign yacht, and Ltrus*Juur.. bury, for Madeira and Java. cowrie, ncv '27 Arrived the Good Friend, Sherratt, from Finvionnli in thirty Are day*. She left the Mullin hank on the 17th Nhrt is hist, having been four tneuths out and home—put til for charm. TOPSIIAM, :OLT W. Arrived the Venus, Eron, bonnd to Qat c, iu let. Li.. N. lung. 32.1 V. She rucounb•red visilcut salt • 01 snail Irwin the westward, she 1,4011 H-1. 111.111‘, and mi.t.litied damage iu her hull, which ulaliptl her to beer up fur th:s Purl. GRAVESTND, JOLT 41. Arrived the Success, Mercer, from Sierra Leone; lit um, Ulm., from Quebec; Mary, :Nutley, hunt Mir tttttt , Friends, [Nablus, frum ILituburcli; Vcrtumni a. [Clip, (non Nina ; Thoma•, Fisher, irons Iluililuras ; Ituffurd, f Miramichi ; Asiu, f ()lmre° ; Barclay, flows R.Ki ; Aunwcll, 'rat., from Ilatiilisr:„tr; flotratilig, Kral, fruin Uatiia.c ; 11'illi•rts4, Reiblock, flu.* au;t ttt t Legg, front --; aliii a few fureiviel Sailed ilie Catharwir, Hulmaii, fur l'ulk ; Sahis, sun, ffir llamburKis ; !loop, timid', fur Ostend ; I.e.ipuld„ Chalittal, fur Haste; (Atrium., Verloup, fur Itutterilaus; Ilarriet, Grade.., fur ills South Seas; and Sliuetva, Situp, fur St. Peterabuigh. The Harmony, IVisnAirr, from lit:3l , gal, has ar. ivr4l off Eartbou►i.e. On next Saturday tretiirg the COI Assize for Sussex will he .pciitd at Lewes by Mr. e ABBOTT and Mr. Seijeant LANs. who cistes oil the Home Circuit fur Laid ELIA:IPSO. ROUGH, whose attendance is iirevented by tialimas. 1111 111. The busitivss in both Cum ts, it iv expecttd, will rote light. counst: OF EXCIIA' Amsterdam .... 36 103. U. Ditto at sight .. 36 4 Amsterdam.... 11 6C. F. Ditto at sight .. 11 3 litotes dam ... 11 72 U. Auto es', ex. Mu. 11 10 .. 34 3 2!-,U Altura ......... 34 3 2;U. Parisi day's dais 21 20 Ditto 24 40 2 U. Romrilranx .... 24 40 Frankfurt uu the Main 142! es. Mo Madrid 39 effect. Cadiz 39 effect. Rilboa Barer lona Seville 381 Gibraltar • 34 Leeboris Genoa 471 PRICE OF STO Bank Stock.. 2761 276 3 per Ct. Bed... 77a,-: 3 per Ct. Cons..76lat 31 per Cent. (new) 8741 4 per Cet.ts 9 61 5 per Ct. N. Au. 105 W Bank L. Anu...201 9.16 [Mid Stuck BIRTHS. On Tuesday last, at Odell Castle, in the County of Gol furd, the Lady of Justinian Alston, Erg. of a son. On Tues.la), tie 7th inst. the lady of It. W. Newman, Eq. X 1 I'. sit Sandeitlgv, of a ilauglittr. ;GE, Tv FsDAV, JULY 28. Venire, ltal.Liv. 13 Malta NAI/ICA Palermo Lishou Optirtu Janeiro..... 67 Dublin .. II per Cork ..... 11 Agiuuf the Batik un ffullaud 2 pur Cent. Ist:LLION. Portugal Goltl in I a 4 Coin, per 05....0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bers .....4. 1 g New Doubloons „0 0 New Dollars 0 0 Silver its Bars ....0 5 5 New LAuis(rach)..ll 0 0 :KS YESTERDAY. India 1i0nd5..93 95 pr. Bill*. 2... 19 ; !ii Dian. 2 21 pr. Lottery •rickets 19!. 10.. Onibiutta CIP'... Ace. 71;iii 77 76/ 77/ DEATH. On the Sd of July, at l'ainchal, Island of Madeira, in the 21st year of her age, to the inexpressible grief of her untir ing patent aid brother, and fondly regretted by MI who were intimately acquainted with her, liarriett Irsatnin., only daughter of the late George Luvibund, Esq. of Ma-- theater-squire. NIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Nloriiiiic 9 atter 11. I Evening 11 artrr 11. LOCK AND SURGICAL I)ISPF.NSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of VORK, President. i v rIE Delicacy mid I liiiiour co:oirett certain class of Complaints, require that Puh;ie eoi.. Adence should be confided to Professional Clinroi leis ..f known respectability and talents. This iudsrcJ the lii I slid Noble Patrons of 11w abuse Institution to ei•e the.r support to it, for the exclusive treatment of %rimiest Complaint*, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, a, Sur grim, standing high on the List of 11w Royal t "beat. has proved (by the benefits it has confei red since its ssta• the propriety of their (hone. The Public too often the dupes of empyricisisi, mid the artful held out by illiterate Men, who, uiulcr A ctiti ~,, • looms 311• assumed titles, gain their g lop . This oho IVIIIOII justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the posing ilabi who, under **sinned titles, advertising HIS Companies, 6, L • with fictitious names, bold out, as they style it, the infal lible treatment of Venereal Complaints. The List of tlie Royal College of Surgeons, published in Pebruiti), •hews only those perilous entitled to regular prartiee„ and cv such pretended names belong to it. In staling this (aft. 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