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coraNATMN. COURT OF CLAIMS. Aniung the claims wade on Thursdat Were the.e of The Cities of London and Oafs/silo mai, the Thief But ler. The lEiarl if Ahergavenny to tact as Chief Lardiuer, which wns cusinivrrlaimed by Mr. Evicoors, The Doke of Norfolk, as Earl of Meade, to be received s• thief Boiler. The Mir of Norfolk, as Lord of the Signor of Worksop, r. , iitity of Nopingliasti, to Ind a Glove for the Kiag's right and to einiport his Majesty's right arm while the King h.. in, the sceptre. The Doke of Montrose as Master of the Bone, to act as NiKkaat of the Silver Scullery. Mr. Campbell, as Lord of the :donor of Lyston, in 'Essex, to nosh, Makes for the Biog. The Bishop of Loadiso, in reaped to the service of the Olean in the Abbey. The dolma of she Dukes of Norfolk soil STootroare *ere rumored by Sir CAWS Naykr ou behalf of those Noble Peers. _ Among the Commissioners present we noticed the Dukes of Clarence •ad Gloucester, the Lord Pre. eident of the Council, the Marquis Camden, the Eerie of Shaftesbury', Macclesfield, Donoughtoore, Colartown, Viscount Strsngford, Lord Gwydir, &r, After these proceedings were closed, the Court was adjourned to Thursday near, THE QURKN. —rum- The Monitenr of Tetschw last contains a private letter from Auxerre, dated Mar 14, which says, that her Majesty the Queen of ENGLAND, travelling under the name of the Marchioness of BULT. ar rived in that town oil the 11th inst. and left it at eight o'clock on the morning of the 14th, on her way to Paris. lier hlsaasTs tieing desirous to view the hanks of the Yonne and the Seine, 'robot krd in a covered boat, which was pre p.ered fur her reception, and hoped to arrive in Paris on the 16th. The report therefore which was given on Moorlay in the Journal des Debuts was premature. The 'QuItEN'S carriages bear the device which we hove already noticed, Spe nictitate cellos. tier MAJESTY observes the strictest incognito; but ber arrival in Auxerre beinv made known to the people, crowds quickly assenshled round her hotel, and attended her eft her passage from the house to the place of her embarkation. It is mentioned in an article from Rome, that previous to her MAJESTY'S de parture from Pesaro,a deputy arrived there from the interesting little republic of San Marino, to con gratulate her on her advancement to the throne of E:rest Britain. This account its the Paris Papers we apprehend is not entitled to more credit than the previous statements respecting her MAJESTY in tile same quarter. The following paragraph, which oe have copied from an Evening Paper on the same subject, is. we hive reason to believe. more correct " The Chevalier C. Vass4aLt. Equerry to her Majesty the Quaso, who arrived on Tuesdainight, in four days from Geneva, with dispatches from her MAJESTY. left town last night for the purpose of rejoioing lier, either at Geneva or nearer, on her route to England. Her MAJESTY is in the fullest determination to proceed to this country through 1: ranee ; she does not intend to visit Paris on her Iller MAJESTY was confined five days with volent rheumatism. and was also detained, after p ,sing Mount Cents, with a violent cold and spasms, ii!ol two days in repairing her carriage. This will account fur the delay. She declares herself most a- mous to reach England, and complains of great t. , iesse in travelling by Lind; and says if a vessel :id beet) seta for her she would have been in Eng. 'Jut! lung since."—(Etersireg Popes.) The Chevalier VASSALLI is a very intelligent rim). of great respectability, and an officer of distill gi,••lied merit. At his departure on Thursday he confidently expected that her MAJESTY won It! await Iris arrival at Geneva, to which he meant tv proceed with ell possible expedition. It is pre sumed that her MAJESTY will then fix a time and place for•• conference with a friend from England. • EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE. ...hunt six rears ago a person was observed its the neigh bonri,ood of Walston (about three miles from Cantwatb, lanai le.bire) whom a ppearanee excited corsiderable curiosity amorg the errantry people. He bore some marks of hailer seen better day.. His clothes were tolerably good, but his per son, was very touch emaciated. He looked dejected sod nee laacholy, and avoided every kind of intercourse with the peastntry. As be was frequently seen by those who bad weces...en to be up very early in the wonting, and was never nbeerved during the day, • watch was set, wires it was discoverer) that he bad takes up his re 'Armee iu a small cave, situated in a large bill in the neighbourhood, and which is generally known by the same of " The Walston Cave." Having made this die. eareey, their curiosity was the more excited to learn par. timeless: but as he never made his appearance data( the day, sad as no one was williag to enter his abode,tbeir curl. laity died away, end it was almost forgotten that such • per. am tasted. On the 11th April, however, as the shepherd was paesing that way,be beard • groan, sod, having &draw ed a Willi wearer, found him lyiag almost lifeless, near the trial, of his dwelling. Me immediately raw to the sanest im .b,,,, se f o r moistener, but bettor he returned the wretch ed man had breathed his last. On entering the cave there teas knead a quantity of heather heaped op in a terser by •s) If • bed—same straw and clakfT from which be haul ea !ratted the corn, • few potation sad turnips, with a glean tit y of rubbish, consisting of the remains of potatoes, kr. on which it appears be had entirely subsisted. There was shwas black coat and vest of an usual Make, much decayed, sopa arils more from damp than wear. Os opening a small leathern parcel there were found a few tetras, the writing of all of !item except one, was so completely effaced by mess of inane Mack substance which he bad robbed upon them, its to be trite unintelligible. The one that erosion entire is in Latin, of winch the following is an exact copy Ataicer eunrcientia norstrorum factortim penury wear it-lierbat.— liner, nue possum—mori non atideir—insauus *urn. Si in feriae men molten ne,bi non Collllllsearo, cede reiCillni nos trum leabor,igit ur si ',hi vita della, sia-4are,et se mecum phis. Vale si *dime paths ma beates--sterunt vsle,, hinge vale."—Thin note appears to have bora kept with greet tare, elan with two H. antes of the hank of Errand. has neither date nor steamier?, but appears ter hove been lam kept. This is all that is at present knows respecting hinr--(ftelfame New-Wier) The ancient Marquiwite of Annandale has just been dammed so hen.,ll of Captain Johanna, of Socketlle-street, Dahlia:, the !weld descendant of that illustrious House. The prosecution of the claim is. we learn, intrusted to the rusnagenient or Mr. litt4.. of the Ismer Temple, whose name has recruilv acipired such well-merited celebrity in that d►ficult &parts:rut of his profession, by the restoration of the fluotivgd con Peerage.—(Lublin Pairicie.) r .•. to Poz - zoiron of nnt aortas PRIM. I read in your respectable Palter,. with pkusvre, ws Mt eoant of the loyalty displayed by the pariah of M. Mar garet, Westminster, in ridging the bells of its choitik, and hoisting its Sag, as is'castomary on the ansivemotry of Ihr thieen's birtb-day. 1 aim read, but with repot. that the same marks of respect were not paid to her Shijesty in, the neighbourly', parishes. I ..bard portkelerly the y spuum! of the Westihioster Abbey bets on itie same °mimeo, glad 'wits totally at a loss to trace it to ingress:4 retigio'ss tire, lincl I will Dot whoa the propriety of agy other in. Sueuce. Under these eirceumtinseetel do think that the conduct of the pariah of St. Margaret datives gartiewlw and grateful notice, sod reflects great credit epos its ports °lshii officers. Yoon., A LOYAt SUBJECT, BUT NO TIMILSERV Eft. THE TURF. ••99119... 9 ws4l EPSOM RACES.—Purowir (Thom "AT It. aximom , I'l4 A renewal of the Oaks Stakes of 220.ancly.ht R. ife.llloolo yr old fillies, th. 41b. (39 Subscribers.) , Mr, Wyndblin's b. f. by Whalebone, out of Mulford . ' I "If Duke of Griattm's ch. f. Rowena, by Haphazard, out td - Prodesee • Two were placed, 13 started.-2 to 1 apt the wlnner-4 eb * 4 apt Rowena-11 to 1 apt Rasle-4 to 1 ape the IM of Rutland'a Sorcery filly—and 9 to 1 apt Bride.-,ints . „ very easy. Itweepetelien of Ths. each, with 20p' Wahl& frouklor . 'racier (rod. The winner to be sold foe 11100.911116999iiir1. —Did not fill for weal of boron. A plate of 50/. for all ages, she witairieivUlY or 300 p. if demanded. Meats. • ..tt result , .. , Lord Warwick's ch. h. WonealllWWl4,2.Po4lll4 9th. •••• • ........ ..••or 2 1 1 Mr. King's Philip, 4 y es old, 41be Lord Stawelre Pay Mr. Walker's Gem Mr. Ferreira Crispia, 3 ye. old, 11b. 5 dr 6 to 4 re ).tit The course was bat thinlyiltet:Zilatrom the atate ttrlS weather. .0 111 MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. , ~„,, Yesterday evewieg, about sis o'clock, two lads, wit6id Wilkie sod Stephens., whose parents reside is Puterutrme, Westminster, were sailing frum the Bed House at Battersea to Battersea Bridge, when a sudden squall arose, and they mot being aulikieutly competent to swap the mil, the boat was upset, and both fell into the water at the muse in stant. Stephens could swim, bet the other grasped him roved the middle, nod was sees struggling with him two or three times above water; they both however sunk, and were sees so Ulla. PO LICK. t.antaremstascr. the Cberehwereans assi•Oporeeets of St. afar! chapel, having refitted so afford rensteseratise to ale 144 boroughs sod coessables of that pariah who were ord to atteod tbe .lime Audios we Srentford, several of Aria" lately applied at tbs sloes Ogee fur assainooses egoism than churchwartleos sad overseers; Ibe cases being si.ilar, the Magistrates selected Wit% in which the Plaintiff wag Hattwarotk. when slier stone deliberation it that the Pisistiff was entitled to seven shilli fire_ very day be attended, according to the les °Nets. Fourteen wereinsolved. is this daisies I eleven others, who bad sot ensforased with the -forma priacnbed by Act oi l Parliament, niehl ant be liatennd to. OLD BAILEY, Fltirisl3 4 , JEW /9". `. 1114, .! . •nel This morning Willisw Coopeopated.4s, noted Thorpe, aged 24, George Healootard to, ensile Joseph Lowey, aged 24, were arraigned op the. minor offence of having in their possession forged one pound notes of the Bank of Eugland, to which they severally pleaded guilty. These prisoners had all been cellinitted on the copilot charge ; no evidence, however. war offered in support of is, but they were told they were to be transported for 14 years. Same! Bars Meredith. aged 20; Robert Ire land, aged 20 ; sod George Seymour, aged 24, were arraigned so both offences, mid pleaded Net George Dvdfield, aged 25; Henry Brows. aged 28 ; Peter Aliller, James Gardener, and Jane liar. rison,2l, were arraigned an the capital charge only, and pleaded Not Guilty. The above Prisoners were all remanded, after having been informed that their trials would be pro. ceeded on at ten o'clock the following morning. William Wilkinson. mariner, aged 48, a man of colour, was indicted for assaulting Captain Edward Hodder, in Hyde-park, and extorting from him 7r. lid. in silver, and two 1/. Bank notes, under threats of an infamous nature, oo the night of the 23d of April last. The case, the circumstances of which, from ob. vions motives, we forbear publishing, was fully supported by evidence. Two witnesses were prodeced on the peat of the Prisoner, but the evidence, by the rules of law, was inadmissible. A written defence was put in by the Prisoner, which only repeated the original charges in a more circumstantial meaner. The Jury, after receiving a luminous and able charge from Mr. Justice BAY LILY, having de liberated for a few minutes, found the Prisoner I;vilty. When the verdict was delivered the Prisoner ex claimed, 6 , Theo, Gentlemen, fes wirtrdered !" Mr. BIMINI G•anow ' addrearimg the Joey, oho' served. that hewing mitobed -poorms- of ohs. trial with the most narrow smarm, he was COO. pletely satisfied with what they boa door, and that if they could have felt any hesitation as to the rm. tore of their verdict, or the effect of the evidenee winch had been offered by the Prisoner, he would have thought the security of every man in England endangered. The Foreman of the Jury replied, that they were men of the world, not ignorant of the arts resorted to by persons of the Prisoner's character, and in his situation. and that they were dearly unanimous iu their verdict. Ramsgate is aboorto have a considerable improve.. remit in the widening the road on its entrance from Margate. A very violent wind prevailed daring the greater part of Thursday. So great was its force. that one of the largest times in Si. James's Park was blown down (rum the root. riticE 4W STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Red... 691 69 hop. 3 per Ct. Au. 671 9 per Ct. C0n0.... 6p . ti $ lodes &suds 21 !22 201.1. 3i per Cont.— 773 f Ex. Bills, 3 1 Pr. 4 per Cerda.a....B7i el 7 1 Letk.Ticketr. 5 per Ct. N. An.. 1064 i I Coos. fur Acc.... 69k Book 1.. An. 17 15-16 IS I IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAY 115. A meeting of the Catholics took place this day, at four o'clock, i• take into consideration Mr. Grattan's letter, and to oppoiot • day for au aggre. gate meeting. After • great variety of good *pea ling, it was resolved to take nn formal notice of the letter. On one side Mr. Shiel, Mr. Woulle, and Mr. Howley spoke—on the other, kir..9`Connell, Mr. M.Douuell. and Mr. O'Gorieseni, Far reasons, which must be (obvious to our renders, we decline reporting the discussion. Dr. Troy, we under. stand, has refused his chapels for en aggregate tweeting.—(Doblia Areaieg Post.) Rewards amounting to near 3001. are offered for the apprehension of the villains who maliciously consumed, on the night oT the 4th instant, a dwell itig-house on the land, of Anna, in the County of Limerick, part of the Lord Chief Baron'a estate. jPis Thursday there was • most respectable meet. leg of the landed proprietors nod gentlemen of the ounty of Carlow, for the purpose of sending for eword • petition to Pdrliament respecting the state if the 'ciao trade rod agriculture of the country. CLOMMEL, MILT 13. Wednesday and Thursday the Visitations took place here for the diocese of Lismore (it was trien nial), by his Grace the Archbishop of Cashel, and annual by his Lordship the Bishop of Waterford. The sermon on Wednesday was preached by the Rev. Henry Arclidell, from part of the 10th verse of the Ist chapter of Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians— ,, That ye be perfectly joined toge ther in the same mind and in the same judgment." On Thursday, after the Bishop of Waterford's Niutilition, the sermon was preached by the Rev. 11U Dickson. Comte of Dungarvan, from the 34 chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to Timothy. 15th and 16th verses—" Meditate upon these things. give thyself wholly to them that. my profiting may appear to all. Take heed unto thyself, and onto thy doctrines, confiner in them, for in doing this, thou shalt save both thyself and them that hear thee." The two R.'. Divines displayed eacelleut specimens of pulpit eloquence.—(Herald.) ~, PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. June's. wurrscoavaa. Hay 2/ 10. OJ to 41 4. Od Ray.. St 12. 04 to 01 es 61 Straw 11 la Od to 11 16. OJ Straw .. 1/ es 04 lo 1 /141 Od Clover 010 s Od to 01 Os Od I Clover.. 61 Oa ea Is II as Oil • I. ,: RIVER PLATE. ; The following sritratt of a letter, doted llohle Video, 23d February, continue Witte additional in. forination concerning the late change of merit at Buenos 4yrei, together with a Treaty b e . tweet' the Portuguese and the Patriots of St. produced by the late defeat of Attila*, roil ohich men'', the pacification of the eistern hom ler On both sides of the river we have bad must important mewls. Affirm has bee, ennaretely rented by the hew gem at Lanatejo, or the Toting/remlmo, sia the 41.1 of on, mouth ; by this defeat the whole province of Bends fhir.ii..! ts poetical. To enable you to judge of Ike spirit lb* Patriots submitted, I amine so you the ropy Treaty with the department of St. Suer. The niidemaeding that Mil& between the popular parrs both in Bosom Ares and la the prereences, and ikc err , lately comassarisd by lisignao, coutrlnced Pu s tyroirdiss, Tagle, his Insister, that It was impossible for ii,. to watisitaiii themselves any Muter ; cern tlwir Iwo c„„ sa . sewed them to lene Mamma Ayres, as the on;, no•ass to pet ass end to the general diarosiinst. DOM tetaitioel 41e tate* teas named Governor of the Fenian of Baran Alive., and is that cheracter is mimed in a Treaty with the pie. 'rawer of Seam Fe and Estee Rius. Thsosiustitaiioa now take a tame 'lkderal feria ; civil war will cease, a..ef there is MIN 111114141611 the railed repenters, mieerned by a Mm Ailladwilaatims, edit enisolidate tine iidepeudenee. ehatetirlt Sfi fit. Jose, bead of the department, se die Ist .1 Finery, 10411,_Me r essig a isj4r4s .4 that:4644 sf Blenste Video met the Dept.* • Ilse isilsalniaats of this department, fur' the • parpiair' sinewhig voiue with this capital, sid agreed to the hatistpuretios of tku department ma the &Moine/ noditieso Art. 1. The inhabinials a 4 Ibis d.paresiese .11.11 mats all theme osiviltges is eusifunadep to the Spirit of ibr ties betweeu the Calaildo of Mane Video mad hi. v Banns de la Ladies, especially that they Ire:eartupt how •il cuoiributioas. ~ ,1 1 7 , 1 2. The Article of said Capiluflation which /stipulates .tut the beys of the city of ewers Video are rot to be itelivel•s up to the Sponiards, nos to any fureigo ca.c of evacoatioa by the troops of his Most Faithful Majesty, I. to be mideratowl to apply e q ually to this department. 3. The Chief, Cunosanders, Officers, aril trumps of this deportment, ate to romelis orminize•l sod armed as at pp. went, and may be isicreaned according to eirconamairee. ; ammaaition sod other occemaries shall he thirmolord them, to support limit rights sad the humour of the province. 4. The iabalstasts of Mill department who may res tiro tis their homes, mad who may serve iii the emits of shall be aossidered as proviecial mania, and shall he em bodied w il, is ease they mime wish so ealist ; drpeanliug, Weever, oa the report .t the (lief mad Aistimessies. I. They shall out ha obliged to active svrwice est a the boondary of the departmeat •ilbso which the pearral Usti. guiltily shall be disturbed. I. Deserters from the Periodical Mall have a free per. and be permitted tecooliare iodine/12M ofaay ads dower' oasis. , , 7. All officers sod . soldityl i tztr ai liti:: any time lo proceed to another pear ports to that erect. a. The lobe/Omuta Of OHS dapertswal ' sow prisoners, shall immediately be set at liberty, nuilketsfacred to mins to their busses, salessgrally 01 10 .0.4 1 4Mtiwwww" 4 wit.. be war. j 9. Considering tie 4111121112 ii alf tittle' for the pea. duce of this departmeml4 she Pet 'tiball be opts fur emstiug vessels. The fees -guise articles, amprisiog the. domande el the Deputies fur the lase it of the departionst, bung agreed to by the Commialaricsi, were wanted to his Esrellrbry Baron de la tags' Tie hie aprobatims amid ratiAcanuu lay Royal Authority: • (1 9 -' , • • 1111.04 by lb. Gesuratetag hears ) Is virtue of the pewee =adenoid as beery his Majesty, null/ used at Sas Ame, Finery BA$44) DA LAGUNA. SINSTINGS OP CREDITORS AT GIIILDIIALL 11616 DAY. N N. R. Buckles, Jerasystotreet, working-janßer 3 11 G. Elliott, Rochester, grocer J. Roy, Widersliompars, les.de.ler J. Barker, Stresti, hosier .... J. Belli% o:rued-street end Bisbepsgasestreet, jeweller 3 1 I J. Frew, Bloomsbury, baker I. C. Alpe, Commercial-tad, porter-merchant 3 It J.Sumitt, Fulham, plumber~ T. H. Parker, Kiagstusi wine-asereheot , 1 T. Lynn, Ownhill, asereimut J. Bourke, A lbasarle-sireet, wiftemereksat It. Mathessmau ' Leeds,wierehant J. Norval, Chelipside,atatiooer I I T. Beams, Sheffield Moor, grocer ........ R. Fry, Leicester sguaredines-draper J. E. Collins, Wood street, cloth-factor ... 2 I T. Creasy, Chelmsford, draper J. Beck, Conshill, watch-oaker 2 It Joseph and James Silver, and A. Buysos, Sianlane, mentalists L.Beirle, Vfeyhridge, haker S. Cramp, /studbook, contdealer 1 12 J. Fitzgerald, Narrow-wall, and Kensiodue,timber merchant J. Longhand. Edwin Hylbe, carpeater . . ... 1 in T. Wattles, Ruse, grocer • 1 11 J. Peters, Mandates-piece, jeweller ..... W. F. A. Dogma, Beniers-street and Cuirest-prdea, jeweller 1 11 DIVIDENDS. W. Bolton, S. James; plumber .. 12 Harry, J. D. Fowles, sod C. Hurry, Freemases-coart, merchants J. Ashworth Reaseadile, wisolka.manufacirrer la J. Oliphant, Brekleribury, merchant. JO IL Lord, Settis, ino -lice per W. Wilms, Feuchureh-sireet, coal-factor J. R. Hoollmeas Broad-street, merchast W. Manott. Cle:lcen well, scavenger . R. Parer, Bread.street, warehouseman J. Graham, Birmingham, lire*-drapev lO J. Wilkiwitea, W. Horse, mad J. Wilkiimes, Frosi.y street, oarelsousenses J. B. Belcher, Hatfield Bread Oak, lises-drspee ...... G. Kanhea. Rawattr‘v shlailverer .von • • It J. Division, Tower-street, sencheat lO J. Turser,Gulick-hill, merchant. J. Downs, M. Jaime% haseesosaker •. • • ... ......... io T. A. Machin, W. G. Carter and A. Kelly. jun. Pune mouth, broken R. Bartlett, Westminster, wheelwright W. and H. !Munro, Upper Thames-street, anarchenia, lO G. Uptros, Quern.sireei, . ll.l lu J. Woedrouf, Old Artillery-ground, tenser BIRTH. On Wednesday evening, at hiit Lordship's hun'e is Mir geret-street, Cavendish-square, the friseunutess Huncinuun, of a sus. DEATHS. On t►e 111 h indent, at Cheltenham', Ilfainr.Ceneral Heylett Framingham, K.C.B. Gownsman °ditty of We Hayti Amite'' , as Ireland. At Paris, um the ?2J Mardi last, Emma, the tide uf Ifentenent-Gritet al Cughlan, sad second tleiszhter of the late Rev. Sir Thomas Brusghtims, Bart. of Daddlogiun-hill, Che shire. Ois the Sth instant, aged 74. General Genes, Bernard, or Heton Lodge, near Hitddersheld. He ens Celmsel of the b4fh regiraent et Nut. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT WHDOH BRIDGE. Mersin 46 after 1. I Evening It after S. • IMPledisul Published st Ti. Barnes Phew slid TN. Gums Odes, Na 117 t "treed, by C. COIRIIICELI , ef the Streed. MURDER AND CORONER'S INQUEST. Oa Saturday mortals, lust Master Charles Mills, a youth of_great promise mad must engaging mangers, oily sixteen years of age, son of William Mills, of Craddoxiown, in the Couoty of Kildare, Esq. a Magistrate of that County, was found dead on the lands of Pumbestnwo, with marks of great violence on his petson ; notice was imme diately gives to Thesis, Harrison, Esq. Coroner, who, with 1 that promptitude which. leas marked his tendon se a Co roner of Kildare, proceeded to the spot where the corpus lay, empenuelled a jury, and set an investigation os foot, ,fail failing In his effort to procure evidence to elucidate the NY event, at that tittle ' he adjourned his Court to the Muse Naas, on the Mondaysisonsieg following, sad Is the psis time made active sad diligent search, for a circuit of 11) miles (is .the program of which be seised some ire-anni, found is the pommies of suspicious passes), aid took into 1 eistudy a man mused John Kelly, whose very unsatisfactory asswers sad appearance gave cause for saspicioa. . On Itleoderssensing the Curt-buss at Naas was crowd 'ed to eases, by the nobility, magistrates, gentry, sad im holnlauts of the cloudy, who expressed much horror, tomtit -1 aatioa,sed regret. At the head of this assenildage appeared the Duke of Waster, whose august presence seal, sad ex ertions" added very cosriderably to the sole mnity lad im pulse. 'of the puesediag. Os the Unpin/ firargetts we. prodseed, ewers, sad eiramiaed; and hay. log extracted some sings tress the doessord'a twain, said they were nut the cause of his death' but that tlit wounds appearing on his bead occasioned that fatal eyelet. He remarked that the extracted slop bore no resemblance to Omaha( sold in shops, bat were asansfactared sod cot with • knife oat of pewter. It also appeared that deceased bad risen at an early twi•r ou the day ef his death, to detect poachers os the rabbit burrows; that be chased the mur derer better has two mike, who discharged thecostebts of his gun is the young Gentleman's breast; that not evading the pursuit, be outran Mr. Mills, sad lying under the wall at Woochessems, struck. the Accused with the cock of his gum, as he wucrossieg the wall, which caused his death; his powder-born was got sear the body, and oleo the trigger of a musket, but his gun was sot to be found: at six o'clock one of his school-fellows who was not coursing discovered his body. After hearing a halo of cireassetastial and corroberatin evidesee, and delivering an appropriate charge, the Coroner left the cue to the Jury, who were highly respectable and in let:NM, sad who foetid, "That the said Charles Mills came to death by a gue.abot would, in the left breast, mid • blow of some *rapes on the back part of kis bead, soil that from the evidence they had reran to suspect that Jobs Kelly was implicated in the murder of the said Charles Mills,* epos which Mr. Harrison eounsillted Kelly to Naas gait. A liberal subscription was Owe entered into, and ea the Olt' upwards of 5001. subscribed, which It is supposed amensle by Ibis time to upwards of 1,0001. for the pisses. liserappoilkosiae, mid ensvictios, or fur private JAM& ties of the prams cemented in said murder. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. MAT Is. Arrived yesterday the Spring, from Deoinis ; sad /..Jay Ike Grecian, from a cruise; and the Prism Christian August, Peterson, frum Norway. A large Dutch skip, name ..k.owa, apparently' man of war, has brought up we St. Heim's. It bas blown • heavy gale of Wed foe the last sin hours sod Mill matinees, with heavy squalls horn the *outboard and eastward. LIVERPOOL, MAY 17. Arrived the Chrielopker, Hayward, from &tram's' ; Drum. mood, sod Bainbridge, from New Orleans; Jong Nickolas, Janssen, front Antwerp; sad lard Wellington, Plseiffer, bous.Olidsig• Sailed lb. ileveliket, Woke ; sad White Oak, Betts i for New York; Illualrose- t 'Ouvles, for Antigua Berkeley, Danes, fur Hooderan;2ll4l the Cumsamba, for Portsmouth, N. H. : paws OF HOPS, per Cott, .-.•‘ . WOW EMIL XEW aelPlinin• I Kr. 84 to 4/ 4. Kent .... 31 Si to 41 4. :Illoopos ..21 134 to 3/ 10. Sane; ..•. 3/ 184 to 3/ 104 104 to 31 161 Essex ..a'!l IS. to 31 164 ItAW H1D1121...". • 1 Best Heifers sad Steen(per Clediaprp— Is 10.1 in 2. 011 stoae).. 2s Od to 3. 0.1 Market Calf.. Os to 9. Park Middlilms 2s 2d to Y. ed Ear. Horse 0. 0.1 in Os 04 SHEEP SKINS. !Prep be id to as 64 lAssis 3s Id Is bs 04 COAL MARKET, MAT T Slaps at Market. Ships geld. Price. 96 Newcastle . 29 .... 39s 94 t.r 39s 041 b Slenderised [From " The London N.. Pries Current." ,/=. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DAY 19. Corsi.-There were extensive public sales of Coffee brought forward ornyVednesday; the prices gave way 2s. per cwt.: 218 casks 2,188 bags Foreign; ordinary middling Porto Rico 118 s. and 119 s. • good ordinary pale 113 s. a 114 s. 64.; fine ordinary St. &seism) 118 s.• 350 bogs Bra sil, good ordinary, but • link broken, Ids. and 111 s. id. This 10111111000 as ratensite public sale was brought forward; it assisted of 415 casks British Plantation, 50 casks 447 begs Foreign, which completely establishes the prices of the market: every description of Coffee may again be stated ls. lower • St. Domingo sold exiossively at 115 s. and 1158.15 4 . for o wed quality; the middling and Gee suiddlisgJansaien may be stated at the depression of 2s. a 45.; colonise par. eels of the latter sold 138 s. a 140 s. Bd. Sintat.-The esarket is still indifferently supplied wish sew Sugars ; the demand continues languid, sodas the de sire to effect sales immediately on landing is evinced; In several imam= prices of iluscovades has given way ls. per cwt. This foreman 1201siods. Berbice Sugar were brought for. ward by public sale; the whole were dry common brow's., and sold about 1.. lower, 58s. sod 595. There is little alteratioa in Reined Clads ; the sales are considerable, and the quantity in the hands otthe trade does runt accomilatep-alolasses is steady request. The demand fur Foreign Sugars asthma rosined to the white qualities; the inferior descriptions may be purchased on lower terms. 54 chests Brasil Sugars, by public mak, fee white realised 534.535. id. and Ws. id. ; white middling 465.; urinary 35,. Bd. and 30..; yellow 31s. 1,079 bags Bengal Sugars said em Irsiv terms--eakenn, siddlisq, 41. and 425.; ordinary 395. and 40s ; yellow 3114. a 330. 2,024 bags Manila went at high rates-dry bruwu 245. id. and tbs.; damp t ls. and 21s. id. The following public sales of Sugar took place this fore sooty :-1,2911 bags East ladia won at prices again es. lower' making a redactiou of 3s. a 4s. per cwt. withiu the last ten days; 100 chests yellow Havaunab Sugar met with Do offer above 31s. Bd.-the whole were taken in. Cortow.ei-There has bees little doing in the Colton market the last four days, mid °sly about 700 bags sold; the holders, is gaiersl, kteping ins at the late advaaee. Good Pentane are wooled fur export, sad full pekes am be gimmicked; Bengal, are dull, but the bobble at preemie*, net give way, Mate last Thursday about YAW bags have been sold :-310 Pernambuco, lip. a 164. is band; Mt Sowed", 110 a ltd. in hoed; 00 Madras, d. in bawd ; 400 Surat% aid. a 044. in hood; 1,400 Seagate, Q. a hid. in bond.—The Liverpool market appears to bare made a stand, the buyers havieg fully 'applied themselves of late, and the arrivals coatiaeieg heavy, it is expected the prices will decliue. Oru.--The prices of Whale Oil have costaiderablg , on access* of a revived isquiry foe export.—bpens" `wen, on account of the retest arrivals. . sou, sumurr, MID HomanDe.—The Rem market has bleu very heavy this week; t h e few purchases made were at prices a shade lower.—Brady has also given way Ikea is heavy —The eoutraet with Gevernsweat was takes this forenoon: 100,000 gallows !tam, at Is. Nd. per galluti. ' Taumar..—koreigu Tallows are Is. lower, sad heavy at lberirdsietioa; Yellow Caudle for arrival, bla. bd. sad blk. The Towa nierlet is today quoted 0.55. which is the lame last week. DEAL, NAY 111. Coin dewy from the River loot sight time Huddart, for (Welke, mad soiled with the whole of the out ward-beeod, en. eept the British Army, Stares, for Quebec; Jane, Christie, for Joustea ; sad %folk s Anion, for St. Thoisaeo—which vessels still Magill. COURSE OF Amsterdam ....C.F 11 1 Ditto at sight ll 16 Rotterdam's.... 2 C lt t Antwerp... IS 4 Haetbargh ....21 U. 36 9 A1t0ne........2 U. 34 10 Perils 3 day's sight 25 46 DM* ..... ....3 U 'ZS 76 Boredesua 25 76 Frankfort on the Main, En. M IS4 Vises effective llt 10 • Trieste.. .do lO 9 Maria ... ;effective 35 Cadiz "...effective 35 1141 boa 35 Ilarcelona tsville 341 Gibrslter Leghorn 471 lingua 44 411 E, FILIDAY, MAY 19. Venice ... Malta 4s Napiea Palermo.... per oz 11$ Lisboa Oporto Rio Janeiro Bahia Dublin .. lok Cork ...... 9 Agio of Bank on MULLION. Portugal Gold iY 2 4. 1. Coin, per 0z....0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bars 3 17 10! New Doubloon's 0 0 0 New Dollars • 4 10 Silty,' in Baia 0 5 0 MARX . RTS. CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, Mat It. *Ate +e have had but bilk Wheat in since Monday, was vrry dull ibis morale& having no demised ex cept for prime samples, which (Maimed aloadsy's Barley is full Is. per quarter cheaper, tiles melting mesas he. lag nearly eery, which caused heavy sales eons or tie Sweet joalities et the above dechae. Oats amok, Is. per quarter lower, the arrivals being large. la lips sad Pease there is no shamans. • AI. I+7 !1 f UXBRIDGE.' • Cora Imrelor's Rehire, Ttivastabw. MAN 111. Wheel,. pie load lOl —a to 121 —s Burley, poriwarter 34. to 40% —A Oats. . 250 —d to 33. —4 Rearti .- 40s —d to N. —d Peeve .... eta —d to ells —d IBOITIITJELD MARKET, FRIDAY, MAY IV. Thum was but a middling supply of Cottle at market ibis morals/. Prime Beasts maintain last market priors, but the inferior qualities are lowering in their prices. Matteis, Veal, Pork, and Lamb are somewhat lower In astir prices: The Hay Markel, in consequence of lb* present rates, is drcliniog in price. In Strom ead Clover them is so material alteretioa. The followtitdikams accurate etatessieat of the prices and numbers.— To fiat the MEd per stone of 01b. Reef....4s. 0.1. b& "04. Head of Cattle this diegt Hutton As. dd. to 6.. 14. Beasts 4* Lasels...7s. 0.1. to Ss. Od. Sheep cud US. 01. to Ss. Oal. Calves as 110 pork 01 to Os. Li. Pip..... HAY.MARICET. Hay... ....31. las. Oil. to SI. Os. N. Clover bl. os. Od. to 61. Oa. 04. Bose NEWBURV, BERW.S. Wheat 63s to 91s Od Oats Rye —► to —s CI Beaus 4O. to 47s •J Barley its to 37s Od Pease 44. to 48. Yd Bread per cellos, ls. 7d. to la 9d. NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... 41 4d to 5s Od 1 Veal 46 OJ to 66 04 Mattuo.. 46 0d to 56 4d I Pork 46 04 to 54 44 Lamb.... i• be.o4. to 76. Od. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ilte. per flu b. Tows Tallow 1164 eld —1 MI Yellow • • Yellow Russia lII3s —s Od Ms White ditt0...584 Od —• Od • • 1024 Soap ditt0.....59s Od —s 041 Gram llds Os Melting Stuff bOs Od —o Od Good Dreis is 0. Ditto r00g1i..34s Od --s Od PRICE OF RAW FAT, per As stated by the Tallow As stabil 1h Botche►.. Welters. St. James's et.. 3. 0.1 Frit* by Tallow...as Sid Whiteclospel Market 3. Sd 34 Sid PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Caudle., per doses, lls Sd—Mould., 13. 0.1. N. per demo allowed fee reedy stoney. 1 le" ~`£ 5