The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-05-21 00:00:00

WAN ~~.:a: 'PUBLIC mi)ytrirt yr tur. 11R11ORT OF TIIR I.ITE LAMENTED rti NrEsn CHARLOTTE OF WALII3 AND SAXE CODVIVi The erse.titth noriiii;ttee ' after taahrely onsohlerlot the estm•nntifesttingtit lhey luive weeived. sod in ernefor. oriih tihyr they hive resent to believe is the oust' -..r the Ntehl.e. het lekre M state this it is their intentioo. shote4 their funds he titletrote, to ernestrnet the proposed Trioule of the Cent;t•oto on s se.le snlicieotty "stymie , to w. lime of the helnx stonoetnehtit..4l S.. th e p er pows o f Di v o t . "Worship, sad toroitu.ret a Free ehmelt. .r 1166 Committee) BENJ. ROTCA, ha. tRITISI7 IvSTITTJTIMV. At forte o'clock yesterday his Renml flighness the ['arms R Knew? paid his first visit to the pre sent exhibition of the works of the old masters. at tile British lermitittion. Ilia Royal Highness was received by the Margolis or ST ATTORD, Mr. LONG, and some other distiisgui.hed characters. The comiriny who had previously assembled, withdrew ssoo after three o'clock, for the purpose of enabling the Royal visitor to coalmine the pictures with um disturbed attention. His Royal Highness remained until six o'clock, sod after cninotely exaMining the collection. expressed his approbation of the pictures ill the mirmest manner. The Illustrious Visitor lernself contributed some of the finest works in the rollere. $4 our readers see already aware, from the Us! o f the distinguished contributors. Which we pithlisherl at the opening of the ethibition. The second exhibition, on Tuesday , evenittg, was attended by the most distinguished i fashionahlto io town. The f Hawing peraorisges were present : Lorfs--Gresersor. lieltrove Etyensoist, De Drioston. idle, Dandy , Hardwiike, Chi:berth., Ruseberry, Ehrint. seed Assim-r. Lgel tee —De Dasistarmille. Drat., Doff, Gifford, Whit. idled, E. talon, Countess Beauchamp, Hord, Lubbork, Hill, c o m i ng, Countess Paueunberg. Heron, Lygon, Cotton. Put. UAW, Charlotte Lindsay. Milne.. W. tr. !Wpm, F. f y riun, M. Fiona/me, C. Purieseue, &mires Prohy. Rowley, F Madame. Vrseountiso eleton, Caroline Pent, Juliana Howard, S. Bathurst, C. It Wows', A •olower, Dalrymple, &e. p..h..p is Woreemer. Pot • s—Carti -le and Westminster. I is-twit—J. X Clarke, Wm. Short, Germ Bohan, W. Corr, mid Dr Hursitt. lionorrartn—W . P. Fiftyfold, H Waldegesee, Augus tus Phipps, Musa Brodrick, Him Gray. Mr. Grey, he. *from , fs- 614,1 1 0 Dennis. prom Beamount, Thomas Collars, R..liert Donelmi, J. V. Cum., W. W. Wyss, J. G femme, H F.ugh4.ll r Ab. Home, and Clarks Row'ory. Geyeral-1 P. Kiloosi. Col•o4l—Wbrallry, Lygon, Newtoo, Lambert, Devises Strome besrberiy, Grabs., Min Stool 4 44s:tersts--lorter by, lest', Sir T .is. Capeolor—Horaby, Jenkia loots, Baines, Brasfiry, inrisehrs, Cast, Pertiel. Lmit'ssirsts—Lofisr, Digby. p;eresser Towashesd, W. Low, Rest, Bishop B Loise. SArttard, Sydney Shore, Brown, Wirnet, Wit lard, L'ou.l. ',Admit. Wheatley. Atherton. C. Maxwell %Veloh, F. Walpole, Shore. Anderson, Ladles', Cameron IRrayilr.tb,• P R.ekeits, Millman. Canimium, Aust. Bart Palmer, Wedgwood, Boston, embroil, Vdoey, Makes D orison. Mid .eks Hell, Johnstone Pruby, Manses HllOl. M. 111.1, nioliiillnokity, Females., Emery, Rasdolpb, Wright. Slater, g, Welby, Lawn, Long, Rowley. Hollow. M. long. E. Long, Short. Baring, Lydia Shore, Gosling, Lloyd, Lisrlideu. Corr E Shore, Tate, A. Tynte, Whimbed, C. Whieshe.l, !Airy, Sh akespeare, Rickets, RI illman, Shedder', It .y.l, Csrarsisx. Barnett, Closshyre, Herne, Boston Anse Fp ids Mortals Liars Sprin Dundee. Cotton. Cathc art, H. Fellows., E. F. floors, Brooke, Aibathnot, M. A.bothnof, Si Davison D. Davisno Wall. Pemberton. Mil. $6,0•1, Milgie.t, A. Heeelicy, C. Ber:ehey. W. Wynn. Morgan, A. Moreau. Heaves, AslsetonSmitb, Huruby, L. Rowley, E. Villinstoo, Par. Pleslaeurs —Sto. lingers. Hooper, Serjeast Onstow, W. 1,11111, Rest, G. R Phillips. Plorplell, Boddington, 11. Mill. man. F. H•43,,m05, W. Gustier', Sidney Shore, P. Parry, .1 Parry. Cleaver ' Lown.lea, Lloyd, Weston, G R. e, Fasyttloar, Werbrw , sod, Atherton, C. Maxwell, H L. Wtgrans o.Wirain, W. Finslsugt. Adair E Walpole, Atelawhr Paws, A. Smith, G Sitorislen, Ayton, Anal, Kingston. Craltenthrupe , Rushos.t. N. W. It Collar/roe, Mennitsg, C. Manning, Clande Stott, St. Quistin. Webb A. fli:sitsblsr, W.V. nor, !Warlocks Jekyll Herd, Abbot, hr. tarsus V 17161111, F. Vases, Proby, Cloulmoudeley, sad Tow. Oa Tsosibry, as Mr. Beery. of Pimlico, was passing through Firri-rtrret, Iht was husilnl by a tali* of thirwrig, ob.. rot hie wicket -book nut of his packet, etiataishiag Bank wt.. so the amisset of 17111. with whirls they gut clear of. There was but a thin attendance at Norwich Coro Matkrt on Saturday ; wheats declined in price a' •i. ta.r coomb, and oats advanced about 1,. ba I s tolerably good 'supply of Scots and lean on the lull. Ile ,c 1 some fat cattle. for which g m,ol prices wrre tolted. The sheep-pens arty nut filled. but game lute sold well. The Norrision Prize for the present year is ad judged to the Rev. JANES CLARICE FRAPILS, M.A. 4.f Trinity College. Cambridge. for his Essay en the following subject :--,, What confirmation does the credibility of the Gospel History derive from the number wad concurrence of the Evangelists r. 01. Whit-Tuesday the amateurs of this city and neighbourhood *err gratified by two pugilistic con tssis, which took ',lice near the Luuatic Asylum, too the l'Jrinouth road. The fiist WAS between (ar. a hlsektruith. sod Camp/M, a weaver. when. after 27 I'ollll4h. which 'Odell 01410 4.) inioutes, the for- Ilier was declared victor, amidst the cheers of • con. tour'e of spectators, amounting, it is supposed, to 10,000, amongst whom were observed a considerable proportion of the fair sex. The other fight was { n-twerp Dolly Shari and Tone Pegg. which termi nated in LWOW ul the forwer.—/ Norwich Paper.) Capidlll GLORGIE SCHELDIIIIELIII, a naval Lacer, who isas forwarded to England, in order to transact business for the Danish Consul, left his house on ' Filthy maritime last fur the purpose of going to his office in Wainford-court„ Bishops ate-street, to leave mime thicuiwetits to be sent to Denmark ; lie left diem with the clerk, until, after giving stecr.- wry• dtrretiun•, went away its good health and spirits; lie had property to a greet summit in his pickets whets he left home, and bring missing ever sillier. 'Very inquiry usher I was shafectual till yesterday morning, when the body or a man an swering los description was found floating in the City Canal by two lighterinen, who brought it on shore, when sliortly slier it was ►ecognised to be the shove Gentleman by his luau-servant. The body was tit sat II a state as to prevent any injury (if re ceived; !rum being observed. The case being i.ts rosea iu to)stery s the body lies for a Coronet's wines% --=~==-tea..' ~.~...~ ELECTIONS. - •••••••••• . A r.cy secrrerie4est is expected at thr inisnii.geli etion ot ; 44=7. lirrilforel, Eaq basher, of that town, has been so offer him/4 by a ensjiwity of the principal in h ihnninta, and low already commenced as active canvass. Lord G. Cavendish Mfr his Wiese in Saville-row on Monday, hi accompany his sou, C C. Cavendish, Est our of the prrsent Slembers, he his canvass awl Lord Nogriit remains at his mar, Lilies, near Aylesbury, having nearly completed his canvas. The Hundreds extend fis klisarnikr; and Lords Hampden and Carrington have a good deal of property in thit arighbuorhood. The tows .f Wrodover contains se swill iodises. tile. Bickford professes to stood on indrpend aft grounds, and appears coolish-et of success. The comities of Devoiehhire Listeoln, and Westmoreland, will be shoofly cootested, an d an opposition is rapected in Comberhind. Rochester will also be cootrsted, and weviral lionnighs in Cornwall. Various are the coujeetores respettiieg the dissobitio* of Parliament, bat it is rnrrally supposed that if it dors oat take piste before lite middle of June, it will not be dissislreel till Be end of Oriolwr. The AMiZell comm^seing on mach earlier this year than usual, may he an impediment to the Parliament bring dissolved in Jane, theewtph soul imagine they may be pat off; and it is thought 1.0 Castlereagh would be unseats, that the 'tedious sbuokl be tier before he attends the Congress. Rh. Dennison introits opposing the present Members Air Barley, and it is generally sorrow,' be will succeed, as he has art with g eat sneers, too his canvass, and adheres most steadfastly to the p ineiples of Mr. Fox, whose loss we bass every day more reason to regret. Earl Temple will sneered his uncle, the Right thin. T. Cesirillr, in the re:ioseotation of tier county of Bucks. Mr. Wetherell, the Chancery It irriwer. intends i.ffi ring himself fur Westininshr, as Lord Coclinnie is shortly going to joss the epawirb Patriots. THE TURF. MANCIIENTEIt MEETING. WIP.MITIODAT, MIT I': Sweepstakes of lOgs. rad). e h 5 1 10 Bade*, for three years um rolls, b.d.3 b bu te s, 0.. t --Once round Ike Course and a distaste,. (12 Stutiveribers.) Duke of Mantiltou's b. I matte to William (Smith) 1 Mr. Dctiliam's b. e. be Cardinal York . Mr. 1* Pi irsv's he r by Thunderbolt 3 Mr. lliotnpsua's b. e by Periteisti 4 Lord Gratoreum's h. f 1.00 (*boo. by Peruvian Mr. 4i. s‘s eh e. brother to Mindy Mr. Phibha's rh I by Y. Woodpecker (bolted)... 0 A Cup. value be" by A ILitiseribers of sgs. each, with Rigs. added for borses, &c. nut thorough-bred. five year olds 11.1 tilt six. 12st. and aged, list. 21b.—Geat truant rideti Tw r mile Imes. - - • Mr. Hurilv's gr. Ir. Mast. r Turf, 5 yrs. (owner).. 3 1 1 M►. Ravers b. R. Globe 111 r. I.er's b. g Waterloo. WA • .. 2 3 du. Mr. Sykres 191 m. Alive Grime., 3 yrs old 4 elis. Mr. Ilaiimpson's eh. to arse, agrd 5 Or. Fifty Pima& fur three and folir.year olds Two wiile heats Mr. l'ames b. e. Gaudy, by Peruvian, four-yrs. old, 8.1 ent (W. Prinir) 1 1 Duke of Ilamiliou'a b. R. by Governor, fiiiir yrs. old, 8..315 (received 101.) • 4 2 Mr. Ilamer's Kr. e Jerk Tar (late Arreptaure) by .Camillus, three-yrs old, Bst. 13. b. Cul. Croft's Ch.e. by Gerbernr, thrre.vr.. Bst.lolb 2 dr irtiVR•DAY, MiV 14 The Gl4ll Cup, valise Were •.14Ied su • Sweer.take• 111 gs. earls, for all area,--Three sitars round the Course and • distance. (Nine Stobsrriburs ) Mr Ilosildsworih's b. r. Magistrate, by Camillus, font yrs told, lkia alb. (W. Scutt) ...... • .... Mr. Yotees br. h. Paelowits, fi ve.yti. old, 121 h 2 Sixty Pounds f or horses Re. of all ars. Two mile beats. Mr Deishant's b. e. by Cardinal York, three.yrs old, 6.t .31b. 4 1 1 Mr. lloodirson'a eh f by Remsnobraucer, fuar.yrs. old, 74 6lb (received 101) Mr. T. Prirses hi. e. by Thuudeolooli, three yrs. old, 64 31b 6 2 2 Mr. Thompioies rh. h. by Peruvian, five-yrs. old, 6.1. filk Cul. Croft's ch. c. by Cerbrrus 6•1.•31b. 2 5 4 111 r. Pool's b 1. Dart, by Gultioniuss, tour.yrs. 7rnl. 11 b. 5 6 dr II ALFAST. MAY i i. The Lady who honoured our boards on FluLey night, by serakireg her first •pprarance, as • candi date fur theatrical fame, has become, since her in teutiosis were known, an nbjrct of so much curio sity, that we feel we cannot gratify our readers snore than by givisig some account of her ; we have taken s pains in our inquitiesi, and have obtain. ed our information from the roost authentic and un doubted sources. Mrs. Spread, formerly Miss Hen rietta Deane, is the only daughter of Lord Mu%• kerry. She was married at the early age of 14 to Major Henry Spread. • gentlemen of the bi t ht-t respectability in the County of Cock. Mr.. Spread, the subject of our present observations, may be rt. membered here nine yenta ago, whets oith her father as Colonel, and husbyrod, Major of the County Limerick Militia, they were quartered iii this luau, and Ile raeif remarked our her extreme youth as a wle, and great sprightliness. Habits of hospitality in his living, and • failure of solve well-ground. d hopes of • civil employment, having involved Ma jor Sorest! its seine unforeseen d fficulties ; and lies brother, General De•ur, bring at present in Ame rica, too remote to step to the aid of his brother and her husband, with that indepratlt flee and energy of spirit, not always attendant on high birth, it was resolved that Mrs. Spread shoold try the stage, its the hope that a brilliant knowledge and taste in music, highly cultivated as an accomplishment, •night lee rendered the means or present support to herself, and of extricating her husband from his difficulties. As his present situation is such that he could not attend Isis wife himself, it was determined be should rommit her to the rare of Mr. Talbot, both fur the benefit of his experience as an actor, and because there exists a item relationship between the Ladies of both Gentlemen, use the side of Mrs. Spread's father. Mrs. Spread's first appearance was, as an. instanced, its the parts of Amelia ll'ilelemAeine, iii Lovers' Vows, and l'agiaia, its Pena coed Virginia. tier countenance aild tiAure beilig esiremely youth ful, made the choice a very judicious one; amid a very lively, playful, end sultana manner. justify us in elm* that a little experience, and a snore diKmiilied carriage, will render her a very successful candidate for public favour. Her voice in sowing, is clear, melodious. and of great compass, I/111i though tieisu►lols at times, from veers% of timidity, silt sunsets! himself posse :used of very superior um- Oval • b ihtirs. On the whole, her first appearaisce vies altogether so good, that few persons believed it to lee leer first ; we call, therefore, oil tl►e very best authority deviate, that Niro. Spread never trod the stage till that Hight, except at rehears•!, nor, as we ale assured, ever hail the doing so in coutem plaaws till within these last two •months, when the Majoi's sitinnion was for the first tune disclosed to bar.—(Belfast Chronicle.) L4W INTELLTGENCIL COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-ISM MAT 20. BElure his Humour the Vice-Citioceettoe. The Cou►t was occupied in hearing motions, of no interest except to the parties concerned. Ills flouone intimated to the Bar, in the course of the thy, that he imuld hear Bankrupt Petitions on Mondays and Tuesdays during the nest Term. ADULTEKATING HUMAN FOOD. BOARD OF EXCISE, MAY 20. The following eases were beard sad determined this day, before Lord George Seymour, Mr. Serjeant Moldy, and the Mow Auguste• Phipps, Comnsistinwers of Excise. They were instituted by the Word of Excise against the parties. for hawing in their possession large qsautittes of fsbrinttud coffee, made of burnt horse-beans, pease, lit. and fur selling the pante fur genuine coffee. THE KISH V. SHAIE. Mr". Elisabeth Snare, grocer, and dealer in tea and toffee, Clare-street, Clare market, was charged with having a quan tity of imitation cofe in her posoessios, sod with being I. the practice of selling the same. Charles Henry Lord, an officer belonging to the Excise, stated, that he went to the Defendant's honse on the 28th of February last, and wpm' searehiag it he found 28 pound, of ham pease and beams, which were' armful, mai had the appearance of ei•ff,e. He asked the LS•fcnitsni what she did with it she said that she sold it, and that she milted one pound of it with three pounds of coffee, and the POlll the same for pare coffee. She did it in ronaefieenee of he? neighbours underselling her in their sugars; and to be able to &sinew of her ang irs at their priers, she wu compelled 10 adulterate other *Elicits. She odd him that it was she practice of the principal grocers about her neighbourhood to do the same. The articles seized by the shove witaesa, were viewed by the Commissioners, atid an Examiner belonging to the Hoard ; she latter deposed, that it was chiefly burnt pram, beans, and grail., and it was an imitation of coffee. The Dsfrudaut was couvieted in the penalty of bO/. TIIE RING r. PEARSON. • Mr. Pear!lon. grocer, and dealer in tee, entree, Ike le IVelitminotrr-lbidge-road, near Lnmlwth Marsh Gate, was charged as follows : Charles Henry Lord, en officer belonging to the Eerier, said, that on the 214 of April be went to the D..ferolaiit'a Norte, and (111111 , 1 twenty six p panels of burned peal/ and 'wens which lied been ground, and resembled toffee The Daintiest lipid him that be hail Fold it u cheap coffee for clean) years. Ile oohed the Del . ..intent when hr first entered his house. if he had any ouch thing es vegetable powder' he that lie hail, and brought a drawer, eoniainiog seven pounds of burins, beano, Are. ground. lle then infiwisied him that he we. an Excise Officer,anil that be must seize all he bad ; he declared upon his know that lie bail no more of the veg. table powder in his linage. Upon hiog, how ever, br found nineseea pounds more of the burned beans in bags. 'Elie lblendent told him that be was Orbit d to mix the power with the toffee, or be should not be able to sell with the grocers is his neighbourhood. 11* imitation coffee seised' by the enliven was produced, and • xamierd by the proper officer, whip dvpipeeit that it tunsioted of pease and brans and resembled coffee in its appearance, The Defendant was convicted in the penalty of Mi. THE WINO V. SHF.RBY. Robert Sher►y, dealer in coffee, Ser. residing at Rother. Lithe, was charged with the same offence as the above p►rsona. Robert Pearson, an Excise officer, stated, that he went to the house of the Defeadiust, and purchased an ounce of coffee, fur which be paid three-halfpence (witness pro duced the stuff he purchased); he examined it, and fonn.l it was part coffee and burnt beano. He asked the Defendant is he bad any vegetable powder, sod he said that he had, and *hewed about 16114 (which witness pro. dared) of it, and said that he mixed it with coffee, to sell to poor people at a low price. The Defendant said, that be did not sell the burnt henna, otherwise vegetable powder, for coffee, but merely as vege table powdev; Meseta' it for one penny an ounce, and he did not mix it with coffee. Cainamissioner-- . How do you account fir the one ounce of roffre purchased of you by Pearson, being adulterated with burnt beans and pease?" Defendant—" I sm in the practice of grinding the vege• table powder in the same mill that I grind my coffer." ennimissiourr—" And sometimes you ground them both together ?"—(.4 laugh. ) Defendant—" Whets I ground the coffee for Mr. Pearson, which I did while Mr. P. was in my shop; I suppose there was some of the vegetable powder remaining in the mill. I did not know that I was acting illegally by keeping we. getable powder on my premises." This Defendant was also convicted in the penalty of 50/. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTOMOUTR, MAT 19. Arrived the Esther, from Leith, fur Newfoundland; Ile.pe and Given's. from a centre. Smiled the nottriel fur the Cape of Good Hope, and Mums , ' tranoport fur Plymouth. TLTMOUTIA, MAT lit. Sailed the Lady Lashington, Dormer ; sad Castle Forbes, Fraser, fur Bombay ; atRI the Cyrus, Fleck, few C. y lon. RAMPGATI, MAY 19. The !trig Vesta, Von Pier, from Ilansburgh fur St. Thomas's, has conic in herr, after having been on shore un the theudeviu Nand, and ate tick un her anchor a title um shine, waking sunny water, to have Int betioni 'semi mil. Nailed the &thud fur Batavia. MARGATE, MAT 19. Two homevearel-hound lnellinien, reported to be the Beim. 14y and Chalks Grant, Gum (lion, arrived yesterday in Pan Sand Mule, and remain. The Medina, Kennedy, from Jamaica, is at lamina iis the time place. DEAL, MAT 19. Came down from the River and sailed, the John and Richard, Taukeisley, fur the Mediterranean ; Whiteman, fur Leghorn ; George, White, fur Gibraltar; auk Glory, Pound( r, fur New South Wales. simmers', $hT 19. The ( :tory, Pounder, fur New South %Vales, with convicts, sailed from this poi t )csirrilay. Part of the buttons of a brig of about 300 loos has been towed in here by two smacks, who hll is with it near t►e Gutillett beacon. TARYOUTIII. MAT le._ On Wednesday last ■ siungglinit vcssel was brought auto 11th peal, captured by his Alairmy's rluop of war Florida; Tier calf., consiiteal of 270 casks of tobacco, and 100 casks of tea, whirls are lodged w his Alajwiles Custom-6(16%e warehouse here. The senuigerr bad fuer Bleu wouaded, one of Atom, it is raid, is since dead. GRAVES/ND, MAT 10. Arrived the Tire Gchroeders. Yuma', frum 11'ureuin ; Vrew Hentlrica, (lopes, fruas Heigriv* ; Joao Conseil's ; Vanderlaiue, (own Ilarteuirea ; Manly, Clark, from Amster. data; Audi Sasaurals, Hunt, from Groningen; Holder. nem, Si upset, frau. Drutrte ; and Hubert and Swab, Nelson, fruits Hainhtiogh. Sailed thr Alarlha, lluare, fur Fort Si . George, kr ; Be verly, Hutchinson, far Hantharigh; Mena, Allllllll, fur Lis. Iwo ; Hartnuuy, Ilsslup, fur Wainer r. the.; Princess Louisa Augusta, Numss to, fur Cuprultara ; cud the William, Darr. ion, fur Itutturdatn. tevenrooL, MAY IS. Arrived the Lancaster, West, tram Philadelphia, Iwo whence she sailed ?Ails Aped, awl frost the Cape 30i b same • Oa fith May, 11114. 42. liwir 53. 'puke the Moe. a iswi, from Kinsale, fur ISt* firouswick. hiAnrßfs. Croat" it. London fferritathe Pei* Current," of nesdai, May 19. 18111. . • . WEST 'INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. The plaistation 14110511 market Once our last has been doll, hut prices remain steady. New Sugars, with strength, have found the Most read. sale. Brown Jamaica. (now) Stls. nsiddlisg 80.. tome Inc 80s. Brown St. Lucia 94a id. mid dling Dearness 78.. (Ild Sneers of. low quality hang heavy on Ismail. use *Pack oar band is 600 casks short of last season at this tittle. Present prices rate 10s. higher don at the same period last year, accordinc tu the Gazette average. Covert received ninth attention in the beginnint of the week, bat at • sale on Tharalay, the pried paid by private contract could nut be realised; at a vale on. Wednesday of Porto Rico, the market prices were sustained. East India Coffee, which had been comparatively moderate, has found the greatest buyers, and sales have been made for best Java its high as 132.. rutir public sales are adverlised for the west (thaw of thin day inelnsive), comprising 050 casks and 1,400 bags British and Dutch !plantation, and 130 MA*. and 1,4100 bar St. Domingo Coffee. The stork of West India Coffee is now 3,700 tons, being 4,000 less than at this time last year. Prices of Cocoa are still in a great measure nominal, fur want of octal! business. Now has not received any remarkable attention sine" our last, lint is maintained at steady prices by the firmness of bidders, leeward. particularly. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE . - TORACCO manners without alteration, and bat very few arrivals. Carolina Rites is hut little *ought generally. bat sustains the quoted prices, gond quality baying been sold at 475. There wrre two sales of the East India article ou Friday, at which the prices drooped about 2i. per cwt. LIVERPOOL REPORT, NAV IG . The continued influx of arrivals of Cottou in the early part atter week (am tint to 15,10311,g5) again depressed the market very much, and in some instances sales were ef fected at a redaction per 111.; but within the last two (lava, awing to a fair demand and • eessaa tttt of arriralo, pricey are become more tin fain. mid have partly recovered this reduction. The total sales amount to 3,500 big", and consist of 1,350 Rom do, at 205.1. a 211.1 ; 200 Orleans at 20iJ. • 23.1. • few at 2...; SO See Islands at 7.1 ; 550 Persians at 2.1 lid. a 1. 2d.; 1,150 51annliams at 23 8 11. a 24. aid 100 fine at 2. Opt • 28.01 d.; 70 l'ariss at 23.1. ■ 211 d.; Bengal, •t 120. a ICI. per lb. There have also been sold 600 Rohm •t to per P.. to arrive in June. The quantity of H. P Sugars brought forward to public self since Mir last is 730 cask.: brown Demeraras and St. Vincent, have sold at a decline of Is., whilst Bariradoes have brought an advance of Is. 2.1.: otroog brown to good brown Demer•raa sold at 73.. 6.1. ■ 77,., mi.l.lline 78s a 1.2. good middling EU a 84. ; good bright It irbadoes vat 88s. • 00.., and fine Ills. a 955.; 50 emits St. Domiugo Musco vado, of soft quality, sold st public sole at 36s for moist, and 38.. a 40. 6d. fur nnG•rior to good brown, being a de. cline of fully 2.. C 1 Suva... are IS demand ; and of 1,000 Ines of fine yelhez Rengale, offered at public sale, only 1110 were sold at 500, Fur Brazils we have some in quiry, but no busitreo. has been dune in this description. except a few chesto of soft yellow at 435. a 474.; and in Ha vanna!' 80 boxes yellow have been sold at 525. For Coffee we have had • leos animated demand this wet k, lint priers have advanced 2s. Ire cwt. ; common ordinary Domingo his brought 1184., good 1204 6,1. ; and good to 'Diddling Driteli 128 s. • 131 s. In Cocoa and Pimento nothing doing. Rice still continues doll of pale; about 60 casks of good Carolina hove been taken for shipment at 375. Rum. are still dull : about 100 puncheon, of common Leewaids have been sold for export at 20. 7d. per gallon. Dyewoods are extremely dull, •ud have sold at a decline of 100 per ton, viz ismoica Logwood, of goo., quality, im the quay, at 91.;. inferior Jama.c• Fustic 10/. Its. ill. a 111. and Cuba Fissile 151. 15...; Camwouol was taken in at public sale at 24/. Hides ere steady. Of the Rust India goods offered this week at public sale, 1.400 Isar of fair to good Saltpetre sold at 381 s. a 435. 6.1,, the remainder was taken in for want of buyers; •s were also the Platna Rice at 225., and Ginger at 311 s. The arrivals of both foreign Wheat mid Floor have again been very large, and the prices of Wheat have again declined from 3d. to 6.1. per Moshe!. Fur barrel Plant there was a speculative demand the beginning of the week at 465. to 495. per handl, Ind since then the heavy 'applies have mailed further depression. The arrivals of Turpentine this wee k have been more considerable than for some time past, in consequence of which, the prices are for the present rather unsettled; one small lot, consisting of 160 Inds. of middling quality, has yet been sold, which went at 16.. 6d. per cwt. being • decline of fully 10. per cwt. The demand for Pot Ashes continues as limited as for some time past ; ■ad the only sales that hare transpired area few small parrels of good Montreals at 54a. per cwt. 1n Pearls also there has been little doing. The Mk. in Bbornat are limited, consisting o f sma ll par cels fine Sicily at 23s 6.1. and about 200 hap M a l aga a t 225. BJ. per cwt. fur ordinary, and .231. fl.l. per cwt. fur fair quality. Velmaa is in kir dimmed, at OH. to 221. per 11,11. Olive Oil dull at P4l to 05/ per tun. Branolove has been in much remind, anal upwards of 200 Issue have Lens sold at from 271 10.. fur very inferior, to 291 per ton for fine quality. partly for export, and there ale mar no milers of any description antler ua latter prirc. Tallow runtimes very dull, and Yellow Caudle offers at 795. per cwt. without finding buyers. BALTIC PRODUCE. Th. following ;rt.. air !ier* at St. Priers!torch eith April: V C. Tallow 200 this. on arm a 190 comfort, Cron Hemp 84 aVS esoury aV2 on spot i Wheat 33 a 35. Ex change In. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. The heavy arrivals of CorroN this week have almost ions ;vended the demand in this minket ; there has, however, been little pressing fur sale, and priers remain norniiiiilly it nor last quotations. The sales of the week, duty paid, are in bags Peramnbueeos, good ts 9d.; 10 Smyrna., good 18 id. ; in bond, lb Surat', fair 141.1.; 300 Bengali., ordioary to middling 10F1. to 102.1 : total 33. hay,. sold. The imports consist of 2,09? Pcrnanihueros, '279 Minns, 561 Demnrara and Berhice, 127 Carineou and flrenada, 3,862 Surat', 5,147 Bennis, via Itolland 30, total 11,798 bags. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. RTTIWED SUGAR', since the holidays, have been in twit ter lirllolllli, and brown and middling lump are full Is. higher; these bring taken off fur (-noising, at prices from Inns. to Ms. In other ilescription• but little alterailun.-- Molasses are in less demand, and prices 6.1 lower. Ost.s —ln Greenland 011 there is nothing doing; a eargo of Southern (about 400 tons) arrived last week, which has made the article dull. Limited Oil is lower. Rape is steady. Postscript, Torerday. May 19, ISIS, Four o'Ctork. fl B. human—Front 1.0410 to 1,2110 hlols. of Bond (twilit! new Sugars were sold to-any at atm!, prices. Coffee—The public sales of thin day. went of well. The Brandy market is unimproved, and prices uncertain. Other Spirita, Cotton, and Indigo, are all dull of demand - ; and sellers of the latter at the Liast ladis Company's sale proem HYDROPHOSIA.—An extraordinary case of this drradlid disease has lately occurred at Co in Norfolk. in * boy of seven years of age: It ap pears that so far back as October. It he was bitten in the cheek by a 'rainier dog. who 'lied very 11410111 after, in an unequivocal state of insdiseew. The child's wound. however. having been treated with caustic. healed without producing any bad etrecni; hut on the 13th of April last he because restleps, lost his Plrep and appetite. and when seen by a medical gehtletnan on the 16th. was declared to labour under hydrophobia. and on that evening he died. PRICE OF STOC Bank Stock ..461} 3 per Ct. Red... 7S} 79 782 3 per Ct. C0n,... 79:11 31 per Cent. (mew) s 9 -4 4 per Cent.. .. • • 971- s ii 5 i.er Ct. N. An. Ma Bank 1. Ann. 40 5-16 305-I6 POLICE. • lOW STREET. EXTRAORDINARY MONSTER. On Tuesday morning it female servant, employed at boarding school fur young ladies, went into the privy at the button, of the garden, when she heard a noise, from which Ellie bad very little doubt but a man was in it under the seat. She in coaseqaence gave an alarm, when the Overseer of the Pariah, accompanied by a Man; repaired to the place, and found the servant's suspicions well grounded, a man being there. They immured of him what he was doing there? to which be could give nu rational answer, but arknowletiged that his conduct was the act of a madman. When lie was got out, he was found to be armed with • sharp knife, and from an Mem igation of his conduct and other circum stances, his object is strongly sosperted to have been of a moat diabolical nature. He bad beers seen near the premises, and it was sopposed he had been in the privy a number of hours. He was taken before Mr. Clithero, • Magistrate, who resides in that part of the country, when the case being inch a very extraordinary one, he ordered him to be brought to the above Office, when he underwent an examination be. fore Mr. Birnie; and yesterday morning he was examined again before the same Magistrate and Mr. Hicks, when Mr. Clithero and a Nobleman who resides near there attended, and upon ad investigation it turned out that the Plainer had been in other privies belonging to female boarding schools. He said .his name was Richard Ravening, hist by • paper found nu hiss, it proved that his name was Tenter, and that lie wan • discharged sailor from the ship Carlisl.. He was convicted, and committed as a rogue amid vagabnd. QVIEN.SQUAIL. On Tuesday Mr and Mrs. Wright, who keep a ...Aging house at No. 16, flailyer-street, Westminster, came to this Office to prefer a charge of assault agaiiiit Cant Phalle'', originating under the following eircumstariees : Mrs. Wright slated, that previous to her m rr:age the Captain was her sweetheart ; he also lodged at ii., house, as well as his brothers, one of whom is a 111 .jar, and the nth, r a Clergyman. She treated had with propriety. mitil upon smile occasion he treated her an ill as to tear her silk petti coat; she then forbid him the honer, and actually employed • lawyrr, is order to prohibit any further int.-re-maw with him; but on his promising to discontinue his visits, and not annoy her in future. sew stayed further proereding..— Subsequent to her marriage with Mr.lVright he became very troulnisome, and claimed a debt of ISI. which she did riot owe ; lee repeatedly seat very dirty men to deubtad it, and on Sunday evening list called I self ; she permitted him to ace her alone; he rave 1, he stamped, and was guilty of all the actiuna of a madmen, but after flume r ea , m iug carat more c Im and composed; lie agreed to give her a bill f r 201 not to 'egoism, h:a brothers or fricols; to rip. pease hire she petit the girl for • stamp, hat she rout.' not find any Amp open; he then relic quisheil mu in. tentious, and went into Inc hard, calling not " Murder! thieves!" Ise. till the neighh, tars were dreadfully aim nod. o He squeezed and pinched her arms and hotly in a drcadiut seamier. She could now phew the niaiks of the violence, and she had been ill ever since. A warrant was granted againat the Captain on this re. prrsonteti,m, and he being waited upon at his Hod be the otherr, he attended at the Office in the evening, when the above statement was •gain repeated by Wright : but the whole of it was contradicted by the Cap. min, who alleged, that he hail been first asauU.d, nod got a wairanl out against the Compinivant, who atiritoited he conduct solely to love and disappointmeut iii the num , ridge of Mrs. Wright. Mr. Fu hling, nut having jiirisairlion to recover the debt, advised hist to apply to his solicitor, sod disunascd Wright's; warrant. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 1)1 VI VI DUN DS. June 10. R. Hearn, rf Westbory-uuder-the Plain, Watt!, intatioirler, at one, at the Rush Tavern, a i.tol . June 0. N. A. Cooper, of atrton.Bendish, Nuell.lk, miller s at eleven, at the King's Arius Inn, East Dercham, Nov- folk. ham 9. H. Stevenson and J. G. Stevenson, of IVLlthank, IVestrainster, timber merchan a, at twelve, as Gaittlhall, London. June 9. 11. Bayly, of St. Albans, Hertford, out., at Guildhill, Loudon. Jon, 9. D._l 7 oshr, of Lime street, London, merchant, at r, at one, at Guildhall. June A A. Mawr and G. Schmid, of Wapping-Mall, Middle• • Rex. merchant", at twelve, at Gtoil.thall, London June J. Sewell and D. Alai Murdu, ut 11.4tnalow. Mid dlesex, flax-mtill-spitoner", at lt n, at Guildhal , Loudon. June la J. &soon, of Lumbild.street, Lond..n, banker, at clrven, at Guildhall . Janie 13. P. Pulgeun and W. Pidgeon, late of tin- Stuck Ex change Coff, e-Housc, London, tavern-keeper's at twelve, •lldh4ll. July 1. W. I. Smith, of Birmingham, victualler, at twelve, al the Swim Hotel, Birmingham. June lg. T Bead, of shit-land, Derby, maltster, at cicala, at the Baru lou, Nottingham. CERT' FICATE.—JuNg 9 T. Few/01,13W of Leeds, York, and sister of Old-street, St. Lodge's, Middlesex, surgeon —J. Miller and J. Mdl r, of flolywell-strert, Strand, Middkafg, shoemakers—T.'%. et, of Grserchnrch.strret, London, vtloulc.slr-pertunt•r —4. Smith, of Friday streei, London. wine ire' chino —K. 11.”- nab, no Windley, Derby, rheese.factim—G To :•', of N• w eastle-upun-Tyne, spirit-merclisiit —I. mtutlai. of Der. sliiie-square, London, broker —N. Loseontheof Dtnn scrivener.—T. Hupps, of Given Hammertoe, Toth, leather seller. DISTRIDUTION OF PRIZE.MONEY. The Mt-our...rte., for the Noupsreil, Augusta, and Olympus, mi S aurday, the 23.1 itotastt, at No. 4, CI ment's-lis. Re calls same piece, every Tuesday and Saturday, fur three tuurt.les. CORA AXCHANGE, MAY 20. Owing to the late large armors, and the expectation of a further supply, buyers appear to be hanging off, and airs? were scarcely soy bales made; in a fa w forerd sales, lower priers were submitted to, ha generally the prices are aromi. orally the same as ou Monday. COAL MARKLT, Moir 20. nip• at Market Ships Muhl Prase TA Newcastle 13 Seamierland 1 Elgin Main Cual 0 11t1. to —s. 04. 1 Ciuslers TESTER DAY. India Bundt. .. 101 103 100 pr. Ex.6111..1 19 41 pr. Ditto, ei 41 !2 pr. Cnrameiciil .... Y die. Lottery Ticket. I 1i pr. o,t Conk for Ace. "792 bu 79:a 19!. 10'. BIRTH. Yrster.!ay morning, Mrs. .1. H. Buttet worth, Clapham- Rise, of a daughter. DEATH. On Munilay, the ISth inMTitl FA fen farm, in the Oath year of her age, Ehaor, wuh•w of the late Lord Aniklaml. • HIGH %YATI I I THIS DAY AT WNW'S BRIDGE. !livening 51 after 2 I Evening 14 after 3. LONDON Printed and Published at the t tßet, NO. 121, n•ran.l; where Atiesstabemeuts are receive 'm. (poet nts.ll must ht a.idiewt—C. SMITH. 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